DC School of Management and Technology Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The academics here are top-notch. The teachers are really nice and helpful. You can ask them anything anytime. After you graduate, you'll be all set for a job. It's a great place overall. Each teacher has about 50 students, which is cool because you get to talk to them a lot. They're all Ph.D. scholars.

Placement: Almost all students got jobs after college. Salaries ranged from Rs 20,000 to Rs 80,000 per month. Companies like Federal Bank, Extra marks, South Indian Bank hired students. College offers internships, and students can also find good ones on their own.

Campus: The food at the canteen was good and not too expensive. We had a basic gym on campus too. Our college had modern facilities like conference rooms, Wi-Fi everywhere, and a library full of helpful books. The hostel was nice too. Overall, it was a great place to study.

Admission: The teachers used to be really bad before, but now they're pretty good. There was this one teacher, Divya, who didn't give internal marks, so a lot of students failed exams because of that. The exams are okay, nothing special. Every semester, the university holds exams, plus we have three internal exams and assignments to do.

Placement: There aren't any job opportunities for architecture students right now, but they might have some later on. MBA students have great chances for jobs here, with top companies coming for recruitment. Besides B.Arch, other courses also have good placement records. It's a solid choice for MBA students looking for placement after college.

Campus: The college has cool facilities for all courses. There are lots of classrooms for arts and design, clay workshops, a brick kiln workshop, a football turf, a volleyball ground, and a basketball ground. Plus, there are two amphitheaters for fun events. The hostel is okay, with not-so-great bathrooms but the rooms are comfy for sleeping.

Admission: The college is affiliated with MG University which was tough at first, but really helpful. The faculty is always available 24/7 to help us out. The campus vibe is great for studying. All the teachers have doctorates, which is awesome because they're super interactive with us students.

Placement: The MBA program at our college is super popular. The top package was 10 LPA from Federal Bank, with Asian Paints offering 8 LPA. The lowest package was 3 LPA. Lots of big companies like Reliance and banks came to campus to hire students. All of us got great job offers. MBA is definitely a solid course to consider.

Campus: The food here is really good and the campus vibe is nice. There's a bunch of stuff like a store, salon, cafe, and shops right on campus which is super convenient. I had a great time overall.

Admission: The teachers at DCSMAT are a mix of talented and helpful ones, along with some who may not be as great. They focus more on hands-on workshops than just lectures, which is cool. The evening presentations here are really something special.

Placement: Our senior class is getting great job opportunities. They're still working on placements for our batch. Last year, the top salary was Rs. 25,000 monthly. Our college has a placement team, but doesn't offer internships. Companies like Mathrubhumi Publications, Bipha Ayurveda, and Jaro Education come to recruit here.

Campus: The classrooms are nice and eco-friendly. Our college library is huge one of the biggest in Kerala! There's a canteen and two cafeterias on campus. We even have a volleyball court and a basketball court. The hostel rooms are good enough. The college is on hilly land, so it can be a bit tricky to get around at first. But we'll get used to it eventually.

Admission: Some teachers are helpful, but not all. Many of them do help us out. The MBA course follows the MG University syllabus. The semester exams can be tough, but if we study, passing is doable. It all comes down to how much we study. The faculty members are supportive and try their best to help us pass. The rest is up to us.

Placement: My college is great for MBA students because they give us good placement opportunities. We all got placed with an average salary of 5 Lacs. They even organize internships for us. Our batch is really active, and our batch coordinator, Saneesh sir, is super supportive. The top placement we got was from Federal Bank. Companies like ICICI, ESAF Bank, Jumbo Tail, and more also come for placements around 50+ companies in total. It's awesome to be in a college that cares about our future like this.

Campus: The dorm room I stayed in had three people sharing, but it had all the facilities we needed like Wi-Fi and hot water. They even offered laundry services, which was convenient. The ladies' hostel had three floors with Wi-Fi available all day. The food was really good with different menus every month, and they even served non-veg dishes once a day.

Admission: The professors here make sure we understand the basics, but they don't do everything for us. You gotta put in the work yourself. They don't spoon-feed us, so you gotta hit the books and use other resources available. I think we need more real-world experience here to be ready for the industry. It would be cool to get more exposure to that. The semester exams are not too bad if you study hard.

Placement: Most students in our college study architecture, while others take different undergraduate courses. In the last semester of the 4th year, we create our portfolios and apply to various companies for a 100-day internship. The company we land depends on our skills and previous work. All the seniors before us have successfully secured internships in their 8th semester.

Campus: The college has everything you need - wifi, labs, classrooms, projectors, lounge, library, gym, and even a beauty parlour. They don't have medical facilities, but there's a mini ambulance van that can take you to the nearby hospital if needed. The canteen food is okay, and they usually have nonveg options with veg as an alternative.

Admission: The faculty here is super experienced and always ready to help with both academic stuff and other activities. Our course work isn't too tough compared to other places. About half of us pass our classes. The teachers also help us with case studies, presentations, and getting ready for jobs.

Placement: Pretty much everyone in our course got a job after graduating. The big companies hiring from here are Federal Bank, Berger Paints, Nestle, ITC, and others. They offer jobs like sales officers, HR executives, and territory sales executives.

Campus: Living on campus here is great. The library has lots of books that really help with studies. The food in the hostel is way better than expected. And the best part is the Wi-Fi it's on all the time!

Admission: The professors at this college are really great. Our exams are held by Mahatma Gandhi University and the subjects are pretty easy to grasp.

Placement: Pretty much everyone in our course got a job after graduating. The highest salary was Rs. 70,000 monthly. Berger Paint is the main company hiring from our college. Most students land jobs in HR or marketing. And the alumni from our college are doing great in top companies too.

Campus: The campus has good buildings. The dorms are okay. The cafeteria food is tasty. Medical help is alright. They also organize sports events.

Admission: The teachers in my batch were mostly from IIM and knew their stuff well. They taught us using real-life case studies from top colleges. But, I didn't get to learn much about the industry from my college. We followed the MG university program. I'd rate the teachers and their methods a 3.5, but our library was awesome with 24/7 access for students.

Placement: The job placements for our batch in 2013-2015 weren't the best. The highest salary offered was 7.0 lakhs per year, while the lowest was 3.0 lakhs per year. Most of the job offers were in sales. I think the placements were okay. Around 90% of us got job offers from different companies. Some of the top companies that came for placements were Federal Bank, KPMG, Berger Paints, PNB, Asian Paints, and E&Y.

Campus: The facilities at DCSMAT are amazing! I'd give a 5-star rating for the hospitality. It's in Wagamon hills with great weather all year round. Once you leave, you'll miss it for sure. They have some top-notch facilities certified by IIM. The library and campus are open 24/7. I'd rate the infrastructure 5 out of 5, hostel 4 out of 5, canteen 3 out of 5, library 5 out of 5, sports facilities 2 out of 5, faculty 4 out of 5, and classrooms 4 out of 5.

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome! They keep bringing in new talented faculty members. The design classes here are top-notch. Students get to participate in workshops and even organize a cool event called 72hrs. Oh, and our college even hosted the 60th Annual Nasa Convention in 2018. How cool is that?

Placement: Since this is the first graduating class, we don't know much about placements yet. But for internships, the fourth-year students seem to be doing well. Two batches before us have already finished their internships.

Campus: The college campus is awesome, and it feels so lucky to study here. It's like a whole little town! Everyone - students and teachers - are always around, which is great. The Architecture building is top-notch, the best in the whole state. Everything like classes, dorms, hangout spots, and offices are easy to get to. The only downside is the hilly terrain, but it's not a big deal.