Holy Cross Institute of Management and Technology

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. The syllabus is really easy to understand. The pass rate is around 40%, which is pretty decent.

Placement: The placement cell in our course isn't very active. Not many students get placements here compared to other colleges. The college needs to focus more on helping students kickstart their careers with better placement opportunities. It would really benefit us students a lot.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and a nice canteen. The food prices are cheap and the food is tasty.

Admission: The English department at this college is awesome. The teachers know their stuff and are really helpful. They teach well and you can learn a lot from them. The course curriculum is based on the University of Calicut and it's interesting and up-to-date.

Placement: I graduated in 2019 with a B.A. in English Literature. This college is one of the best in the district for self-financing colleges. The atmosphere is peaceful and it's a good place for studying. The campus is small though. As soon as you step outside, you're in Calicut city. There aren't many chances to show your talents besides studying. If you want to have fun in college, you have to take the initiative. When it comes to jobs, there are many options for fashion designing, hotel management, and master's in business economics graduates. The college doesn't directly place students, but these courses open up a lot of opportunities.

Campus: The campus doesn't have Wi-Fi, but you can use the free internet in the library. The computer labs, fashion labs, and hotel management labs are awesome. The classrooms are big, but some feel cramped. The library is great for studying. Girls have hostel options, and guys can find cheap PGs near the college.

Admission: The teachers are okay overall. The head of the commerce department is really good. We have our semester exams in the examination hall.

Placement: The placement opportunities are okay. You can apply here after finishing 12th grade. Just need to have completed 10th grade in any school in India or Kerala.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, especially the girls' hostel. The food is decent, and the classrooms are well-kept. It's right across from the Manorama office in Nadakkavu, Kozhikode.

Admission: The teachers here are really cool. They know a ton and are super qualified. They help us out with projects and even fashion shows. I've learned so much about fashion from them. They're friendly, but we could use a few more teachers to cover everything.

Placement: At this college, there aren't any job placements, just internships. But there are plenty of internships available with different companies. It would be great if they could pay more for internships. The chances of getting a placement depend on the company, and it's something we hope the college can improve on.

Campus: The classes are limited and not all have smart boards, which is a bummer. We wish we could switch to classrooms with smart boards. The campus lacks space, and there's no real campus vibe to enjoy college life. The hostel is decent, but the food is just okay. On the bright side, there are plenty of rooms available for staying over.

Admission: The teachers here are great. They give us a good education. I believe it's worth the money. We get study materials and learn about new technologies. The campus is nice with good facilities like classrooms, labs, libraries, and hostels. There are plenty of clean canteens for both students and staff. Overall, it's a good place to study.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. People get placed in the fields they want. We have a placement cell that helps out with everything. They set up career events and counseling sessions every year. The campus is nice, with spacious classrooms and all the things you need. The library is big and has everything you'd want.

Campus: The college campus is awesome with lots of greenery. There's a big field for sports and other events. The classrooms and labs are big and clean, making it easy to learn. Students take care of the place, so it's always looking good.

Admission: The teachers are okay, but compared to places like St. Joseph's, they're not the best. The management is fine, and you might have some choices for jobs after you graduate. If you want a good campus, it's worth looking at other colleges.

Placement: There aren't many placement options for the stream I chose, but if you're into hotel management, you might find some. It's best to check out other colleges if you want a good campus life.

Campus: The hostel is only for girls. If you're in my stream, there are hardly any placement opportunities. But if you're into hotel management, you might have some options. I'd suggest looking at other colleges if you want a good campus vibe.

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and helpful. They're qualified too. The teaching quality is good overall, but it can feel a bit like school because the teachers are strict sometimes. The course curriculum is on point, but there's not much hands-on learning, so we're not fully ready for the industry. The semester exams are pretty tough, especially since they're set by Calicut University.

Placement: The college doesn't offer any placement or internship opportunities.

Campus: There aren't any dorms for guys, but the food in the canteen is good. They mostly serve tea and snacks. The sports facilities are great, and there's a big library with lots of good books. You can also play football and basketball. They have an auditorium for events. Wi-Fi is available on campus, and the classrooms are nice.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They really know their stuff and are good at helping us. Some are strict, but others are really nice. Our semester exams are done by Calicut university, and they give out the results too. The passing rate is okay.

Placement: Our college didn't hook us up with any job placements for B.Com students, but the college did offer job orientation classes. Those classes gave us a taste of what jobs and careers are all about. On the other hand, BBA students got to do internships, which gave them a taste of real work life.

Campus: The college has a lot of stuff for students like labs, classrooms, library, and Wi-Fi. The library has computers that help with doubts and projects. Girls can stay in the hostel. The food in the mess and canteen is good too.

Admission: The teachers are really dedicated and helpful. They work hard to teach us well. Some of them are really passionate about what they do. But the courses are tough, and we mainly just learn from the textbooks. We don't get much practical experience, which is a big problem. The exams are challenging because we have a pretty short time to cover all the material - only around 3 to 3 and a half months.

Placement: I'm still doing my BBA, so I can't say much about placements yet. They'll tell us later. I heard BBA grads can start with like 10 to 20 LPA. The college is trying to find internships for us, but only a few companies are interested, and no stipend. Being a 1st year, we might only get sales roles since we don't have much experience yet.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi in all classes and there are panels in each class. The classrooms are decent, but rooftop classes aren't that great. The library is good, but it doesn't have all the books. They have Wi-Fi there too. The computer labs are cool, with A/C and lots of computers. I think there are around 2 labs. I don't stay at the hostel, so can't say anything about that.

Admission: The teachers are cool and nice. The exams in the semester are kinda strange. The easy ones we thought we did well in, we got low marks. But the tough ones, we did good and got high marks. I think the teachers might have made a mistake in grading.

Placement: Around 60% of students get placed, but it's only for a few courses. I don't really see these placements being super valuable in students' lives. Most of my friends have just chosen other future plans instead of relying on college placements.

Campus: The campus has good facilities, but I didn't like the canteen much because there aren't many vegetarian food choices. The library has a great atmosphere that we enjoy. Hanging out with friends on campus is fun, especially on the sports ground where we play football and badminton.