Marian Engineering College Thiruvananthapuram Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

From 3rd year onward, students are eligible for placements. Infosys, bogus, axis bank, Tata, etc. The highest:75000 per month, lowest: 25000 per month. 90% of students are getting placed. If I got placed, I will be working for 1 or 2 years in my job and after that will continue my higher studies.

I chose this course because it provides a massive amount of opportunities in the IT field. Faculties are highly qualified in their field of teaching. My course will always have demand and therefore there 2 batches of CSE which is different from another course as it will only have a maximum 1 batches. There are 2 internal exams in each semester which are moderately easy to pass. Some subjects require more amount study to master them.

For an 8-pointer student you can get a pretty good package from the top recruiters such as infosys, ust global, technopark, wipro, tcs. The placement starts in semster 6 and if you have back papers you will not be allowed to attend the campus placements

From the 6th semester the students are eligible for campus placements. Only a few students get campus placements. I don't know about the packages offered by the company. My plan after getting the degree is to go abroad for higher studies.

I chose this course during corona when i understood the purpose of computers how it can be used to save many lives and how the infrastructure of our society depends on it . The faculty are awesome superb and some of them are also very strict . They ensure that each of the students unleash their full potential

From the third year itself, placement training will start from the college. The college will provide extra classes for placement training. This college has a bond with UST Global. UST will train the students for making them industry-ready employees. UST coaching will start in the third year. Interested students can apply for that, extra fees are required for this coaching. Many MNCs and Indian companies offer jobs to students from this college.

The trade which I'm in is Electronics and Communication Engineering. I chose this so that I can handle both software-related works as well as hardware-related work. Our department has 20 teachers and our class has 33 students. All the faculties hold a Mtech degree and HODs hold a PHD. The teachers hold 10+ years of teaching experience on average. The classes are really effective as they won't provide room for tension. Teachers use power point presentations along with blackboard facilities in order to provide a better understanding of the topics. The curriculum we are following is much more effective to build the basics in our core which would in turn help us to understand the basics of different works in an industry of which we would be a part. The exams are scheduled semester vice. In each semester we would have 2 series of exams which individually covers half of the portions. The exams are not much difficult to pass with the right amount of studies and determination.

From semester 7 we are eligible for placement. We get multiple opportunities for the placement. If we got placed in one company then we cannot attend another company unless the company offers a higher salary than the currently offered salary. We need to fulfill the minimum eligibility criteria for attending the placement according to the company.

I chose this course for my carrier studies. The quality of teaching is good as the professors are highly qualified. The academics majorly focused on practical and project-based learning. The history of placements has been good for this college.

I chose electronics and Communication Engineering course because it will lead to my career.Quality of teaching depends on individual teachers and they are pretty good. We have highly qualified professors to teach us and they are supportive. Curriculum is up-to-date. Yes my course makes me job ready.The faculty includes highly experienced professors with Ph.D. and core-based lecturers. Faculties from highly reputed fields are also there to help the students.Depends on your consistency and hard work. If you are a good student throughout then there is nothing like “hard” in it.