Central University of Kerala

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and help us learn and see things clearly. They also have lots of professors who teach us how to do certain jobs better. It's easy to get ideas for jobs from them. The course lasts for 6 semesters, with 2 semesters every year.

Placement: The placement cell at our college has dedicated professors to help us get jobs. They're right at the entrance. I had an offer from Accenture, but couldn't take it because of personal issues. Other top companies that visit for placements are Infosys, Vdart (which is close by), and Microsoft.

Campus: The campus life here is great! You can join sports teams and art clubs. I wish there were more arts events, but there are lots of seminars and department programs. The library has all the books you need. Most students can stay in hostels, but if you prefer, there are PG options close by.

Admission: I really like the courses at this college. They cover a wide range of subjects and the teaching methods are great. The exams are fair and last for about 3 hours. The class size is about 50 students, which is a good number. The course fees are around INR 16000 per year, which is reasonable.

Placement: I really like how the college helps us find jobs. After 3 semesters, a bunch of good companies come to hire us. They also tell us to do an internship for about 45-60 days. We get to work as interns in a real company as part of our university project. It's a great way to get real-world experience before graduating.

Campus: Living in the hostels here means sharing a room with 3 people. They give us tables, chairs, beds, lamps, and board facilities. The food is okay. To get a hostel, you have to apply first. The university puts up a list of students who got in a few days before admission.

Admission: When I started ITEP, it was tough at first. But comparing it to other colleges, Central University of Kerala stands out. The B.Sc. course has dedicated faculty members, and each course has its own coordinator. It's a good choice if you want a more effective learning experience.

Placement: During the 6th and 8th semesters, we get to do internships for 6 months each. Also, some students get to teach in a project called Thrive by Kyla Gok and get paid for each session. It's a cool opportunity!

Campus: We have Wi-Fi available for all students. Each of us gets a user ID and password to use it. The labs are well-kept for the B.Sc. program. Our classrooms can fit around 50 students comfortably. On campus, we have canteens, cafes, and a store that sells stationery and offers printing services. There's a mess for both girls and boys run by Food Sutra. Twice a week, they serve chicken for dinner. The Aravalli Health Centre at CUK has two doctors available. While sports aren't a big focus here, we do have a yearly sports meet called Urja. Overall, the facilities are good and make campus life convenient for us students.

Admission: I really like how the university focuses on research in their curriculum. They mix things up by evaluating us both internally and externally. It's cool that 40% is based on our work during the semester, and the remaining 60% comes from exams and stuff. This way, they look at everything we do, not just tests. Plus, they grade us on a 10-point scale, which feels fair and not too stressful. It's nice that they make learning and grading flexible for us students.

Placement: The placement cell here is amazing! Lots of top companies come to hire students in all areas. Over 90% of students get jobs, and the average salary is about 15 lakhs per year. The highest package is a whopping 2.8 crores annually!

Campus: I really like how the university has plenty of hostel rooms for students, especially those who come from far away. The hostels are clean and the furniture is nice, so students don't have to worry about finding a place to stay in private homes. It's a big relief!

Admission: The teachers in my department really know their stuff. I'm studying social work, and the curriculum is super practical. The exams are set up well with a mix of internal and university exams, which makes it easier to handle.

Placement: I'm in a group with 38 other students doing the MSW course. Right now, our department doesn't have any job placements lined up. But they're planning to kickstart the placement process soon. The MBA department at the university, though, already has some placement options available.

Campus: The infrastructure at CUK is really nice, they're always building something new. All departments have Wi-Fi, and the library is great. There's four hostels for girls and four for boys, all with Wi-Fi, food, and stuff like that. Plus, there's a health center called Aravalli which is handy.

Admission: The teachers at our college are super nice and always there to help us learn and grow. I really like Sam ma'am the most because she's easy to talk to and gives great advice on how to handle being a teenager. They're all really smart and helpful, ready to support us with internships and job advice. Overall, the teachers are friendly and caring.

Placement: I love that our college has a 100% placement rate, so parents can relax. Just keep in mind, some companies don't take students with arrears. The college brings in a bunch of companies like Zogo, Infosys, Accenture, Amazon, and Flipkart for campus interviews. They pick students who fit well with their companies. It's awesome to see so many opportunities right on campus!

Campus: The campus hosts awesome fests like DISHA, DRISTI, and NEXERA. They have events all year round. The library here has tons of books, journals, and reference materials. Plus, there are loads of clubs and programs to join.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great  they know their stuff and have lots of experience. The classes aren't too crowded, so you can get help easily. The way they teach us is awesome. We get to do stuff like meet people from companies, work on real projects, and even do internships. And they have extra courses to help us learn skills that companies are looking for.

Placement: The placement scene at this college is awesome! Almost 9 out of 10 students get placed here. The salary packages range from 3.5 to 8.5 LPA, with an average of 6 LPA. We have big airline companies like Indigo and SpiceJet coming for placements. And travel companies like Range Trips Vacation Bangalore, Amantra Delhi, and Ceiling India Travel Pvt Limited also offer roles like Tour Executive and Ground Staff. Almost all students get internships here, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The university has top-notch facilities like Wi-Fi, labs, and digital classrooms. The classrooms feel like theaters, making it a great place to study. You can easily chat with teachers in the common areas. The library is awesome with lots of books for studying or just reading. Plus, they support sports and have medical services on campus. Overall, it's a cool place to be!

Admission: The staff at this college is amazing! They always keep us updated with the latest info and news. They're super friendly and are always there to help us out. They really care about the Christian students. We have 3 internal exams and one big semester exam each semester.

Placement: Placements at Karunya are great, with the highest package being 24 LPA. Every year, lots of different companies come to the campus to hire students. They also offer good internships at top companies. There are plenty of internship opportunities for 3rd year students, as well as for 1st and 2nd years. The focus is mostly on helping final year students in every way possible.

Campus: The campus life here is super chill and welcoming. There are plenty of spots on campus for hanging out, like the cafeteria, canteen, library, and even a sunset point with benches. You can also find cool places like an open stage, auditorium, shuttle courts, and a football field. The main event here is Cangama, a 3-day cultural program. We also have fun celebrations for Onam, Christmas, and Holi. All our classrooms are high-tech smart classrooms. Plus, students run cool stuff like the student council, NSS, and IEDC. It's a great place to be!

Admission: The professors and facilities are really nice to us. The exams are pretty easy and everyone gets similar questions. We take exams right here on campus. Sometimes, the teachers take us on cool trips to see how things work in real life. It's a good experience for us students.

Placement: I've noticed that a lot of students from our college get jobs in different companies across the country. Some seniors and super seniors have mentioned that our college has a 100% placement record. It's great to see that they offer really good opportunities for us.

Campus: The hostel at this university is awesome! The rooms are big and there's water, Wi-Fi, and medical help. Everything is super clean and tidy, and the food is top-notch. Love it here!

Admission: I really like how the teachers at this college break things down in an easy way. They cover both simple and hard topics well. The faculty here are super knowledgeable and helpful. The exams are tough, but most people pass with a score of about 70%.

Placement: I really liked that the college helped students find internships and jobs. But not everyone gets placed, only about half. The average package is around 2 LPA. The top recruiters are government agencies and agricultural companies.

Campus: I really like how the university has sports fields and even medical camps. They also have other fun stuff to do. The hostel has all the basics like beds, and the food is pretty good for the price. The classrooms in my department are nice and have comfy seats.