C.M.S College

Admission: The communicative English department's faculty is super helpful and understanding. The staff room is a chill spot for students. Even after graduation, they hook us up with internships and job opportunities. Love it!

Placement: The placements at CMS College Kottayam are great for Science students. But if you're in the Arts program, there aren't many job opportunities. And if you're studying BA English, the placements aren't really in your field.

Campus: CMS College Kottayam has been around for over a hundred years. The campus buildings were built by the British and they're still in great shape. The BA Communicative English department is super important now and offers a lot more than before. The Collins library is one of the oldest in Kerala with tons of resources available to students all day. The hostel could use some improvements because it's still following the same old rules. People often complain about the food and accommodation there.

Admission: Some teachers are good at teaching, but not all of them. They know their stuff and are friendly. Our curriculum has too many subjects that we don't need. The semester exams are tough, but they happen on schedule. You need a 40% to pass.

Placement: You need to get around 80% to get placed. The highest salary offered was 80,000 per month, while the lowest was 10,000. The Federal Bank hires a lot of students from our course. To get an internship, you need to score at least 80%. The top job role in our course is Assistant Officer in a bank.

Campus: The facilities and buildings are nice here. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus. The classrooms are decent. I haven't taken any lab classes, so I can't comment on that. The library is awesome they have all the books you need. There are hostels available, but only sports students can stay in the boys' hostel.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They're always there for us when we need help. The stuff we learn is useful and helps us get ready for PG entrance exams. The practical courses are great for real-life situations. If you put in the effort, the semester exams aren't too tough.

Placement: A lot of us went on to do more studying after college. Not everyone got a job right away, but the career center hooked some of us up with big companies like Wipro and Accenture. I'd say around 70% of us landed jobs in our field.

Campus: The physics department here rocks! They've got a physics lab and a computer lab with super-fast Wi-Fi. The library is awesome too, with tons of academic books. And the hostel? It's clean, cozy, and the food is top-notch. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers at this college are super knowledgeable with M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees. They teach really well and make sure we understand everything. We do lots of activities and homework, and have exams every year. The practicals are taught really effectively too.

Placement: Students from our college get jobs in different organic and inorganic companies, as well as in fertilizer and chemical companies. The salary range is between 8 to 12 Lacs. And there are also opportunities for internships with stipends available.

Campus: The college is super pretty and has everything we need. I love the layout, the gardens, and the playground. The classrooms are top-notch and there's Wi-Fi all over. The library is cool too, with lots of books and AC. It's a great place to study!

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They help us a lot. The course covers everything we need to know about Malayalam language and literature. The semester exams check how much we've learned. They don't tell us how many pass, but they do grade us fairly.

Placement: The career guidance and placements at CMS College Kottayam help students find jobs in their chosen fields. For the M.A program, placement info is not available to the public. Students studying regional languages like Malayalam don't usually get many campus placements. Many end up in teaching, research, writing, or media. The college's placement cell helps students find job opportunities and internships. But they don't share placement percentages, salaries, or top companies for this program.

Campus: The Department at CMS College is really supportive. They have Wi-Fi for studying, and the classrooms have all the tools we need. The library has lots of books and online stuff for Malayalam studies. The dorms are nice, and the food in the canteen is good. If you get sick, there's a medical center on campus. Plus, they have sports and fun stuff to keep us healthy.

Admission: The teachers at our college really knew their stuff and helped us get ready for exams. Everyone managed to pass, so that's a win. The course content set us up well for future studies. The semester exams were tough, mostly because we didn't have enough time to prepare.

Placement: Lots of companies came to our college to hire students. About half of the students got jobs in these companies. They offered good pay to the students. We had companies like TCS coming to hire students. Some companies even offered internships to students.

Campus: The college's infrastructure was decent. It's an old college, so some buildings are a bit old. But the classrooms and labs are cool. They've got a nice canteen and hostel for students too.

Admission: The professors here are really qualified. They make the subjects interesting and easy to learn. The exams are not too hard. Most students do well. The teachers are amazing and always there to help. The department wouldn't be the same without them.

Placement: CMS College in Kottayam is one of the oldest colleges in India. They offer free education for women, which is awesome. The English department is really good about 200 students study there. And guess what? Half of them land internships in different areas. The college even has its own placement center to help us with our careers. Love it here!

Campus: The college has a cool theater for learning and understanding things better. It really helps us with our studies. The library is huge with 76,000 books and a space of 21,781 sq. ft. They also have 63 journals and 40 periodicals. The hostel is nice and affordable too.

Admission: The teachers are really nice and know their stuff. They all have good degrees. The course content isn't that helpful though. The exams are super tough, so we gotta study hard every day to do well. You need to get at least half the marks to pass each semester.

Placement: Around 60% of us got placed after college. The top salary package is 9 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 2.5 lakhs. Big companies like IBM come to campus for placements. Just 5% of students landed internships outside our field.

Campus: The college has good facilities like modern labs, unlimited Wi-Fi, and a library with research materials. The food in the college and hostel is good, and the mess is clean. They also have a medical kit, and sports are offered every semester.

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and have advanced degrees. They're super nice and always ready to help us out. They teach us in a way that makes sense, using different ways to help us learn. The stuff we learn is up-to-date and includes all the new things happening. They focus a lot on hands-on learning and have cool workshops. The course sets us up well for jobs after college. About half of the students pass their exams, but some of us find them pretty challenging.

Placement: About half of us in my course get jobs after we finish. Companies like Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant, and others hire us for roles like bank manager, financial analyst, and more. The highest salary is around INR 80,000 a month, while the lowest is INR 10,000 a month. On average, we make about INR 2.2 Lacs per year. Most of us also get internships while studying, with places like Petal World, Wipro, and Accenture taking us on.

Campus: The classrooms are big and modern. The college has a library with lots of books, journals, and newspapers. They have labs too. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi on campus. But they do have an auditorium, cafeteria, and sports facilities. Boys and girls have separate hostels that are clean and safe. The canteen serves a variety of tasty and healthy food. You can also find medical help on campus. Plus, they have plenty of sports facilities to use.

Admission: The teachers are helpful, but they're still learning too. They mainly teach from textbooks, so they lack real-world experience. They focus more on theory than practical skills. The core subject tests are easy, but the complementary ones are tough. Only a few students passed the exams.

Placement: The job placements at our college aren't great. Even if some students do get placed, they end up leaving because of the heavy workload. The starting salary is around 25,000 and the average is 55,000. Not everyone here lands a good job; some don't like the pay or don't get a chance at all.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi outside, but it's only used for special events. They don't have projectors, just TVs with HDMI cables for teaching. The facilities are not great - no medical help and the water dispensers are dirty. It's gross. The canteen is nice and clean, but the staff is slow and unfriendly. The sports areas and gym are only for sports students, which sucks for the rest of us.