Chinmaya College of Arts,Commerce and Science Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The first semester exam hasn't happened yet. Most teachers are really good at teaching and know their stuff. The course material is useful and our teachers are smart. However, there's one teacher who can be pretty mean to students and only shows favoritism towards some.

Placement: I'm in my first year at this college. There are only 28 students in my department.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure overall. However, the boys' toilets could be better. The canteen is smaller than what you might find at other colleges.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and teach well. They have good qualifications and share industry tips. But it's tough to get real-world ready without internships. Students have to figure things out on their own since teachers don't know the university system well.

Placement: Most students got placed in Sutherland, a call center company. Other companies for placements weren't that great. There wasn't any internship offered either. Internships are important for getting jobs, but they didn't even talk about it. I had to find my own internship. The college should guide us on internships to help us understand how it all works.

Campus: The campus is pretty small, so the facilities aren't that great. The classrooms have smartboards, but teachers don't really use them much. There's no Wi-Fi for students on campus. The mess is closed right now and only has vegetarian food. But they're planning to reopen it soon.

Admission: The teachers were awesome at helping us with our studies and clearing up any doubts we had. They really knew their stuff and had a lot of experience. The Finance and Taxation course for B.Com. was spot on for getting us ready for the industry. The exams were pretty manageable, except for the last year or semester, which was a bit tough. The pass rate was around 34%, from what I saw.

Placement: I got a clerk job at a bank near M.G. Road, Ernakulam, while my friends landed jobs at DELOITTE. About 8% of us from my course got placed. The highest pay was 80k, the lowest 20k, and the average around 30k. DELOITTE was the main company hiring from our course. Most of us, around 75%, also snagged internships across the country.

Campus: The college has two computer labs, one with 60 computers and the other with 30. Wi-Fi is available in classrooms and hostels. There's a big library with two floors. They have a good medical team for emergencies. Sports is a big deal here, making it a great choice for sports lovers like me.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. The teaching is good and the course material makes sense. The exams aren't too hard  if you study 2-3 modules out of 5, you're good to go. You need 40% to pass.

Placement: The placement rate at our college is not as high as some others. Students were getting around Rs. 20,000 per month for their jobs. Sutherland hired the most students from our college in 2022. Unfortunately, no one got an internship through the college.

Campus: The library here is just okay. The classrooms are nice, and there's a generator for power outages. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi. The canteen was open in the first year, but it's closed now due to covid-19. We only have a basketball court for sports here. If we want to play other sports, we have to go to Chinmaya School, which is about 1.5 km away. At least we have a good gym teacher!

Admission: This college is one of the top places for B.Com self-financing in Ernakulam. The teachers here are super experienced, with around 20 years under their belt. It kind of feels like being back in school. They do notebook checks regularly, and every semester, there's a meeting for parents.

Placement: The college only had one company come for placements because of COVID - a call center. You only need a 12th class certificate to apply. When I first joined, there were more companies like Wipro and Infosys for placements.

Campus: As soon as you walk in, you can see the whole college. They've got just one basketball court. You can't park your car on campus, and there's only a small area for bikes first-come, first-served. There's no canteen or hostels here.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and know their stuff. They're experienced too, which is cool. The teaching is good, and the course content is spot on for getting us ready for the industry. The semester exams can be a bit tough, but hey, it's all part of the game. You need a 70% to pass, so keep that in mind.

Placement: Around 60% of us got jobs in good companies like Sutherland, Infosys, and Deloitte. The highest salary is around 20000 bucks a month, while the average is 18000. The lowest pay is 15000. Popular job roles are accountants, financial managers, and sales executives. About 40% of us landed internships at Sutherland, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The college has classrooms, a library, and labs for our course. Unfortunately, there's no hostel. But they do have a sick room for students who are unwell. The canteen is closed because of COVID-19. There's a basketball court and other sports facilities too.

Admission: The teachers and staff at this college are really good. They treat us like family and always help us out. They go the extra mile to make sure we do well. They even offer extra classes for students who need it. The courses are interesting because the teachers are so good. They teach us easy ways to study, so passing exams is a breeze. The exams are set by the university and held right here at the college. They give us the question papers, so we know what to expect. The exams are pretty standard, and you need to get at least 26 out of 80 to pass.

Placement: I'm still working on my course, but I've heard from older students and friends who graduated that not many students get placed right out of college. Out of 60 students, only around 20 get placed directly. The main companies that hire from our course are Wipro, Sutherland, and some others from Information Park Kochi. Usually, students get smaller roles with lower pay at first, but it's normal for beginners.

Campus: The college has okay buildings and classes. The desks and chairs in class aren't great, only comfy for a few students. No Wi-Fi for us, but the computer labs have internet. No hostel, so we gotta find private places to stay. Since it's run by Chinmayananda swami, they push vegetarian food. Canteen only serves veggie meals too.

Admission: The teachers were really helpful and gave good lectures. They guide us well and if we work hard, we can get good grades. There was no favoritism. Some teachers are super friendly and make us feel at home. We had a lot of exams to keep us on our toes. They also helped with interview prep, but it would've been better if they did it sooner.

Placement: Most students got placed, around 15k to 30k offered after studies. Big companies like Deloitte, TCS, and Infosys don't visit our college. We have to apply through other links or use placement cells from other colleges. Students mostly find job offers by themselves.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi, but the classrooms are cool. There's no hostel, just a small area with a parking lot and a basketball court. It's not a big campus, just a few buildings. You can hang out with friends and chill. The rules are kinda strict, like in school. Because of COVID, a lot of time was wasted.

Admission: The teachers and staff in every department are really good at their jobs. They know what they're doing and are friendly but also strict when needed. The semester exams follow all the university rules and they take cheating very seriously. Even though passing isn't easy, students are managing to get through each semester.

Placement: Lots of students from different places in Ernakulam got placed in our college. There are more than 80 students placed in the B.Com department, making it the biggest one here. Big companies hired some really talented students from our college. Every student in our course got an internship in different companies in Ernakulam, whether they're big or small.

Campus: The campus doesn't have fancy buildings, but we students are happy with all the resources and classrooms available. The college offers everything we need like a library, a nice canteen, a computer lab, and clean bathrooms for everyone that are cleaned daily. Plus, they take security seriously with a few officers on duty during class times.