Marian College Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The college has a great curriculum that prepares us for the future. We have both written exams and projects to work on. Each semester, we have internal exams to check our understanding, and then there's the university exam. The faculty is amazing, with experienced tutors who know their stuff. Some of them even have Ph.Ds, which shows the college cares about giving us the best education possible.

Placement: The college brings in outside teachers to help us prepare for company tests. To get placed, you need more than 60% in all past semesters. Big companies like the big 4 hire from here, offering good salaries for freshers. The average pay is around 3 lakhs a year. We also have companies like Federal Bank and Godrej coming in for placements. Marian College Kuttikkanam's placement cell is really impressive.

Campus: Living in the dorms is cool because there are usually 3 roommates. Once you're in, the registration process is quick. The food is good, and we usually have nonveg every day except Fridays. The college does this thing called outcome-based education, which means our teachers can tweak the syllabus to fit what's important now. It's nice that they keep things up-to-date to help us out in the long run.

Admission: At Marian College Kuttikkanam, we take exams on Moodle every month like CA1, CA2, and CA3. CA1 and CA2 are online on Moodle, while model exams and semester exams are face-to-face. The teachers here are awesome with Ph.D. degrees and industry experience. They make learning practical and interesting. Exams are punctual and well-organized. Love studying here!

Placement: Marian College Kuttikkanam is awesome for placements. They're known for having lots of lab activities that companies love. Big companies like Byju™s and Extra Smart come to hire students starting from the fourth semester. The college promises at least a Rs. 20,000 salary, but I'm aiming for a 5 LPA package. Can't wait to land a job through campus placements here!

Campus: The hostel at the college is pricey and the food isn't that great. Each room fits 5-7 people and has its own bathroom with a decent shower. You don't have to pay a fee to stay in the hostel, but the room rent is okay.

Admission: The classes have exams every semester and use OBE marking. The teachers really help us and are super supportive. They get us ready for the industry with internships and workshops. It's great for preparing us for our careers.

Placement: Most students in my batch landed jobs at places like Accenture and Allianz. The starting salary was around Rs. 20,000 monthly. Our teachers and department staff really helped us prepare for placements. There's also an internship program that gives everyone some hands-on experience.

Campus: The school has a great setup with everything you need for studying. There are nice classrooms, Wi-Fi, library access, and more. Plus, the hostels are right on campus, so you don't miss out on any fun stuff happening there.

Admission: The exams at this college are always on schedule. The teachers here are really good - they're smart, nice, and always ready to help out with our studies. The college makes its own question papers, and more than half of the students pass. All in all, the teachers here know their stuff and are always there for us.

Placement: The Master of Commerce program at this college is great for female students around 80% are women here. The highest average salary you can get is 13 LPA, while the lowest is about 6 LPA. Companies like McKinsey and Deloitte hire grads for roles like financial accountants, tax consultants, and auditors.

Campus: The library at our college is super handy, it has all the books and stuff we need. It's one of the biggest libraries around here in Malappuram. Wi-Fi is in every department, but it's not the greatest in the hostel. And hey, our college is pretty awesome when it comes to sports too.

Admission: The teachers are really cool and always ready to help us learn important stuff. The course we're doing is super useful since it covers all the skills we need for the industry. It's a bit tough, but most students pass  about 9 out of 10.

Placement: Around 40% of us in my course got placed. The highest salary was 4 LPA and the lowest was 3.2 LPA. Companies like Sunderland, Accenture, and EY hire a lot of students from our course. Every one of us had to do an internship, which was cool. The main job they offer is Assurance AOA.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, digital TV, and libraries. The hostel has good facilities, including food. But the Wi-Fi can be unreliable sometimes. The same goes for medical services. Sports and games are awesome, and there's even a gym.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch! They know their stuff and make learning easy. They're always there to help out when you need it. The course layout and hands-on experience really prepare you for the real world. They teach you all the latest stuff that's in demand. And guess what? It even helps you land a job later on! Exams are fair, not too tough. Most of us passed with flying colors.

Placement: I finished my MSW course in 2022. In our class of about 30 students, most got jobs by the end of the year. Companies like Atom, Travancore Foundation, and Teach for India hired some of us. We got roles like counsellor, social worker, program coordinator, and researcher. The pay was around 3.5 LPA on average.

Campus: The classrooms are really nice and have all the latest tech. They have a big conference hall for events. The library has tons of books, journals, and newspapers. We also have a lab for hands-on stuff. There are separate hostels for guys and girls, and the food is good. Healthcare is open all the time. Free Wi-Fi is a plus, and there's even a game area here!

Admission: The teachers at Marian College are really helpful, especially in the MCA department where we have around 9 faculty members. They teach well and don't overload us with assignments, but the lectures are pretty heavy. You can't skip classes or your parents will find out. Our college is autonomous, which means we set our own exams and decide on the syllabus. The exams are held on time, but they're super tough - even passing with 40 marks is a challenge. Be prepared to study from reference books a lot!

Placement: In my first year, we started our placement process with a summer internship. I landed an internship at Marry Queen Hospital, and everyone in my batch found internships too. When we reached the second year, lots of companies from big ones to new startups recruited students. Tata technologies, Adani, Shriram group, Marquee Hospital, Reliance Jio, and more hired around 80% of us. The college's placement cell is really organized; they handle all our paperwork after we pass the interviews. I'm not sure about the exact salary figures, but the average is around 4.5 LPA.

Campus: Marian College's campus is really pretty with lots of study spots. Being in a hill station, though, makes it tricky to get certain stuff. The college is cool because they let broke students pay back later once they get a job. Sometimes we have network problems, but we have digital classrooms, a library, and a virtual lab for reading and doing practicals online. To get into the hostel, you apply the same way you apply for the main college. The food is South Indian, with both veg and non-veg options. The rooms in the hostel are pretty nice, with 3 to 4.5 people sharing.

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and really know their stuff. They're always there to help you out with any questions you have. The teaching is top-notch and the courses are spot on. They make sure we're all set for the real world with cool seminars, webinars, and events. Exams are not too tough, but not a piece of cake either. I'd say most students pass, maybe around 65% or so. I don't know the exact number though.

Placement: So far, around 330 students from the college have already found jobs. In the BBA department, about half of the students have landed jobs. The highest salary offered was 6.15 from Deloitte, but only for professional studies students. On average, most students are getting around 2.85-3 LPA, with the lowest salary being 2.48 LPA. Companies like EY, Deloitte, TCS, Sutherland, Accenture, and Talrop are the major recruiters here. Everyone gets internships as part of our course, and students have interned at places like Royal Enfield and Camino Group of Companies. The popular job role offered is a junior tax analyst.

Campus: The college has everything you need. Wi-Fi works well everywhere on campus. Labs, classrooms, and libraries have all the tech stuff you need. Even the hostel has Wi-Fi. There are a few cafeterias in the hostel. The food at the mess is awesome, especially the Kerala-style dishes that make you feel at home. Just remember, medical help is only available till 4 PM. Sports are a big deal here. There are teams for almost every sport, and you can try out to join them and boost your sports career.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful. Even with COVID-19 going on, they still help us study for exams, take notes, and learn new stuff. They work even harder now. Any issues get sorted out fast, and we all feel good about it. The exams are pretty easy, and most students pass with a 79% rate.

Placement: Most students get jobs from here like at Cognizant, Apple, Google. I'm in my second year, and our seniors have landed jobs at different places. The highest pay is around 27 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 7 lakhs. They offer roles like HR manager, marketing manager, and more.

Campus: The classrooms are top-notch. They've got free Wi-Fi all over the place for everyone. There are hostels for both guys and girls close by. The food and lifestyle are great. It's a bit tough, but the college gives a good vibe for studying well.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really nice. Our class advisor is super sweet, almost like a friend. We have around six exams each semester, which feels pretty normal. The admission process is easy too. Just hand in your certificates, and they give them back safe and sound.

Placement: At our college, we start getting placement training in the first semester of the first year. Placements happen from the third year onwards. The highest package offered is 14 LPA, while the average is 4 LPA. To get placed, you need to have above 60% marks and no arrears. I recently got selected for a job with a 5 LPA package.

Campus: The library has almost every book and journal you need. Plus, each classroom has smart boards and ICT tools. It's super convenient!