Admission to the college is through the Kerala State Engineering Entrance Examination (KEAM), covering Mathematics, and Physics & Chemistry. The college is ranked among the top twenty engineering colleges in Kerala and uses a government-conducted allotment process for final admissions. Faculty members are mostly highly educated, with many holding PhDs, and generally have a supportive attitude toward students, though some are considered average. The faculty-to-student ratio can be challenging, especially for first and second-year students.
Tuition fees vary: merit seats cost INR 35,000 per year, management seats INR 65,000, and NRI seats INR 105,000. Historically, fees were higher but have reduced over time. SC/ST students benefit from lower fees, though exact amounts are unspecified. The college boasts a strong placement record with companies like TCS, Infosys, and Wipro, with around 60% of students securing jobs. Average salary packages range from 4-5 lakh per annum, with the highest package reaching 25 lakh.
Placement eligibility begins from the 5th semester, requiring a minimum CGPA of 7. Internships are vital for postgraduate students, with undergraduate ones self-arranged. The college also offers scholarships for OBC, OEC, SC-ST, and economically disadvantaged students, like a Rs 10,000 annual scholarship for OBC students. Other aids include E-grantz and MCM scholarships, reducing annual fees significantly. Admission categories influence fee structures, ranging from Rs 35,000 to Rs 40,500 for merit seats, around Rs 75,000 for management, and approximately Rs 1,00,000 for NRI seats, with additional lab, library, and bus fees.
Effective fee concessions exist for reserved categories, with some SC/ST/OEC students paying minimal or no fees. An on-campus local bank facilitates education loans, with various government scholarships also available.
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