TKMCE Kollam Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

The curriculum followed is as per the ktu ( kerala technology University). Since now its autonomous there's changes in the curriculum. For my batch, there was 2 series exams in a semester. The teaching methods are fine

Placement for Btech in TKMCE is high whereas it for architecture is very low. I'm thinking of doing masters and working on a firm and to move abroad and practice there. Gulf countries and European countries offer good salary packagees for architecture so that's what I'm planning to do after college

The placement is in the 7th semester and 6th semester. Actually the majority of students will get placed in bTech branches compared to architecture. The placement for bTech is actually good were the companies like Mahindra, BOSCH, L&T, TCS, Shobha realtoes etc. are doing the placement and above 70 percent students get placed every year in bTech. An avg pack of 4-6 lakhs and highest package was 34 LPA last year.

There is a student-centric placement and career guidance cell on our campus which are open to all students with placements happening usually in the final year. Major companies visited include ORACLE, TCS, TATA, IBM, and MITSOGO, and offered placements to almost 60% of students in a class. Although architecture placements are not very common but with the curriculum students are trained well to get jobs after the course with their skills.

One of the most reputed colleges in Kerala. It is a government aided college, therefore low college fees. Good results in architecture department. Got in through KEAM exam( which also considered NATA score). Quite notable list of alumni. Great campus life.

The excellent participation of Architecture Department in NASA, ZONASA, COA etc are so proud to remark. Many opportunities and experiences can be attained from here. Also there is a magical unity among TKMians.

Eventhough the campus life and academics of the campus is really nice there is a little bit of small ragging issues faced by freshers during first year. This is a common problem faced by all Colleges. But ragging is comparatively less when compared to other government Colleges.