College of Engineering, Cherthala

Admission: The teachers at our college are super helpful and have lots of experience. They give us support for our classes and also for extracurricular stuff. The engineering courses here are really good  they have both B.Tech and M.Tech options.

Placement: Every year, around 10% of students in our college land placements. The salary package ranges from Rs. 240,000 to Rs. 550,000 per year. Companies like Experion Technologies, Infosys, TCS, CTS, IBS, and Interland Technologies hire students. They offer roles like system analysts and software developers. On average, students get around Rs. 320,000. Additionally, about 40% of students secure internships with companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro.

Campus: Our college has everything we need - Wi-Fi everywhere, lots of classrooms (more than enough for 500+ students), and 90% of them have projectors. The library has books for all subjects and magazines too. A new block just opened, with the same cool stuff. They even have a hostel for faraway students, with nice buildings and good food in the canteen. Bus services are there for day students, with 4 buses on 4 routes. And we have a big sports ground for soccer, cricket, and even chess and e-games during events.

Admission: The teachers at our college were super nice and supportive. They cheered us on in our classes and activities. We had exams every semester, including class tests that were pretty fair. They taught us both theory and practical stuff.

Placement: I really liked how our college had placements from both core and non-core companies. Companies like TCS and Impactive were the top recruiters. The placement cell was always working hard to bring in good opportunities for us.

Campus: The campus had hostels for guys and girls. The vibe there was great. Food was good too. The hostels were safe, and there were buses for transport.

Admission: The teachers here are okay, but a few are really great. Everyone who works here is nice and helpful. The classes don't really get us ready for the job world, just a general idea. The tests are a bit tough, but not too bad.

Placement: Around 40% of students get jobs every year at our college. Some big companies like TCS, Global Quest, IBS, and Impaqive come for placements. They offer roles like full stack developer and software developer. The lowest salary is 2.4 LPA, while the highest is 16 LPA. Only a small number, about 12%, get internships.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is available for everyone, which is great. The computer labs are top-notch. Classrooms have projectors for presentations. The canteen is a bit small and not the best. Medical facilities are limited. The library has all the books you need for your studies. Sports only happen once a year and aren't that exciting.

Admission: The teachers in my course are pretty good. They know their stuff and are helpful when you need it. Some professors are really great at teaching. The things we learn are useful for getting a job later on. We study both theory and how things work in real life. Exams are not too hard, spread out over a few days. Most people pass their exams if they put in the work.

Placement: In my course, most students got job offers. Some got a high package of 8 LPA, while others got around 1-2 LPA. The average offer was 3-4 LPA. TCS was the main company hiring students. About 15% of students got internships, mostly with TCS. The main job roles offered were Software Engineer positions.

Campus: The facilities for my course are pretty good. We have labs with all the equipment we need, big classrooms, a library with lots of books, and Wi-Fi everywhere (even though it's not super fast). The hostel is close by, which is handy. The girls' hostel is a bit far, but they have transportation for us. The hostel is alright, with the basics covered, but the Wi-Fi could be better. The food in the mess has lots of choices, but it's not always top-notch. If you need medical help, there's a clinic nearby. And there are sports and games to keep us busy and healthy.

Admission: The teachers at our college are great at teaching. They make sure to cover most of the topics really well, even if they skip a few classes. The faculty is experienced, with at least 2-3 years of experience. Everything about academics is well thought out and done well. How hard the semester exams are depends on how much effort you put in. The college gets us ready for any challenges that come our way.

Placement: The placement cell really helps us get ready for jobs, and they're doing a great job. In 2024, about 70-80 students from our batch got jobs in different companies, and even some third-year students are getting offers too. The highest salary offered was around 20 lakhs per year, and the lowest was 4 lakhs per year. Companies like TCS and UST Global hired some of us. I'm studying computer science and engineering, and most of my friends are now working as software engineers or web developers. Some even found jobs in other areas too.

Campus: My college has everything we need labs, a library, washrooms, and classrooms. It's a big campus, 25 acres big, with lots of space to chill. The labs have all the gear we need, especially the computer labs. The library is stocked, you can print stuff, and it's great for studying with friends. Classrooms are neat and work well. We can use Wi-Fi through the portal. I don't stay in the hostel, but I've seen it it's nice. The food in the canteen is good, clean, and there's a lot to pick from. You can also get books, pens, and stuff. We have sports fields for football, volleyball, and badminton. There are medical rooms too, with beds for resting.

Admission: The teachers here are really good and know their stuff. The atmosphere is nice too. They even hold extra classes for every subject. Our semester exams are all done following KTU rules, and KTU handles the grading too.

Placement: Most students, like more than half, got jobs with good pay. Big companies like TCS, Cognizant, and Wipro hired lots of students. The highest pay was 6 lakhs per year, the lowest was 2.8 lakhs, and the average was 3.4 lakhs.

Campus: The classrooms are nice with smart technology, and Wi-Fi is available everywhere on campus. The labs have new computers. It's hard to find a spot in the boys' hostel. The canteen serves good food. The library has lots of technical books for different subjects.

Admission: The teachers are all qualified, but not all of them are great at teaching. I'm in the B.Tech CSE course at KTU, and I feel like it doesn't really prepare us for the industry. They focus too much on theory, and some subjects seem pointless to me.

Placement: Lots of students land jobs in companies like Wipro, TCS, IBS, and more. About 20-30 students from Computer Science get jobs every year. Every B.Tech student at KTU has to do at least 1 internship, so everyone finds one. I've heard about seniors scoring internships at places like Truecaller.

Campus: The college has Boys and Girls hostels. Some students live in Homestays nearby. We have fast internet for laptops, but not for phones. The labs are good. The library has lots of books, but some are old. We can use the IEEE Explore Digital Library too. The canteen has cheap food for us.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are good at teaching. But there are like 65 students for each teacher, so it can be hard to get attention sometimes. The course material is useful, but it goes by fast each semester. That means you gotta study for exams a lot, which can make it hard to really understand the material.

Placement: Around half of the students in my batch get jobs every year in companies like Infosys, Wipro, and Suntech. These companies are more about services than products. So, when it comes to finding a job, there aren't a ton of great options. The placement process is tough, but there's a placement cell that helps us get ready for interviews.

Campus: The college has decent infrastructure with all the stuff you need like a library, canteen, bathrooms, sick bay, labs, classrooms with projectors, Wi-Fi, and a playground. The hostel being close by is super handy for grabbing food at the canteen and hitting the books at the library. Overall, it's pretty solid.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful. They have lots of experience and know a lot. They teach using whiteboards, PowerPoints, PDFs, and smart screens. By the end of the course, students are prepared for their jobs. The semester exams can be a bit tough sometimes, so the pass rate can change from year to year.

Placement: The college gives great training for placements. Most students, like 70-80%, get placed easily. The highest package is around 6 LPA, while the lowest is 3 LPA and the average is 4 LPA. Companies like Infosys, Microsoft, Byju's, TCS, Google, Oracle, and Cognizant hire a lot of students. Almost 80% of students do internships at these companies every year. After graduating, you can work as a web developer, data scientist, analyst, app developer, or in cyber security. Lots of good job options here!

Campus: The college has free and secure wifi for all staff and students. They've got labs for chemistry, physics, mechanical, computer, and electrical & electronics. Plus, there are 7 computer labs and a separate building for the Library. The hostels are great for studying and doing other activities. They even have a mess where we can eat whenever we want. The hostels are close to the college, but we can also use the college buses to get there.

Admission: The teachers here are really good at what they do. They know their stuff and teach it well. The curriculum covers everything we need to know as engineering students today. It's definitely preparing us for the industry.

Placement: Around 30-40% of students get placed through the Training & Placement cell. Some more students find jobs in government firms through different tests. Companies offer salaries between 1 to 4 Lacs per year. Big companies like IBS, TCS, and Infosys hire students from our college. The course teaches great programming skills. In the Computer Science department, about 35% of students get placed with salaries ranging from 1.5 to 4 Lacs per year. Your salary might change based on how well you do in interviews.

Campus: The college's setup is pretty cool. It looks like a satellite from above, which is neat. The hostels are top-notch, and the food feels like home. The canteen rocks, no issues at all. Medical help is good, and we've got playgrounds for cricket, football, volleyball, and badminton. Everything adds up to a great college experience.