Admission to the college is primarily based on the KEAM merit list, with additional interaction with college staff. There are NRI and management quotas, and the process is simpler for self-financing colleges but with higher fees compared to government institutions. The college boasts around 300 faculty members, most with PhDs. The mechanical department is particularly strong, though salary cuts have led to resignations of experienced staff. The regular fee for a B.Tech is about 35,000 rupees per semester, totaling around 78,000 per year, with scholarships available for high achievers, reducing costs significantly for those with top KEAM ranks.
Placement rates are high, with about 70% of students securing jobs, mainly in IT companies like Infosys and TCS. A placement cell provides training from the second year, but core field placements are scarce. The college does not offer internships, instead encouraging students to find them independently. Scholarship opportunities are plentiful, based on academic performance and economic background, with some students eligible for significant reductions in fees. However, scholarships are revoked if a student has arrears.
Financial assistance is available through central government and management scholarships, with some students receiving up to 25,000 rupees annually. Students must independently apply for loans.
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