GEC Thrissur B.Tech Civil Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to Government Engineering College, Thrissur, is through the Kerala Engineering and Architecture Medical (KEAM) exam, which considers KEAM scores and 12th-grade PCM marks. Established in 1958, the college is well-regarded for its strong faculty, with most holding advanced degrees from top institutions. The entrance rank ranges from 1 to 6000, and students with good ranks have a higher chance of getting their preferred courses. The faculty-to-student ratio is favorable, with faculty selected by the Kerala Public Service Commission.

The curriculum involves structured exams, with a 60% emphasis on end-semester exams and 40% on internal assessments. The college's fee structure is affordable, with a government fee of Rs. 6000 per semester and an annual fee of Rs. 8,225. There is a one-time miscellaneous admission fee of around Rs. 25,000. Semester fees, excluding hostel costs, are about Rs. 11,500. KTU fees include a registration fee of Rs. 1000 and an examination fee of Rs.

3400. Many students benefit from scholarships, fee waivers, and government subsidies, with 90% paying only examination fees each semester. The overall annual cost is between INR 12,000 to 15,000, significantly lower than private colleges. Placement performance is strong, with 70-77% of students placed in reputable companies, mainly in IT and core engineering roles. The placement cell supports students with mock interviews and workshops, and major recruiters include TCS, Infosys, and Amazon.

The highest salary package offered was 15 lakhs, with most offers between 3-6 lakhs. However, placements for civil engineering are lower, at less than 20%. The college also offers numerous scholarships, including government and alumni-sponsored ones, supporting economically weaker students. Eligible students from reserved categories may receive significant fee reductions.