Digital University Kerala Thiruvananthapuram M.Sc Cyber Security: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to the college relies on an entrance exam held in March, followed by interviews for top-ranked candidates. The college offers specialized programs with 30 seats each for the MI, DA, and GA courses, and 40 seats for Cyber Security, affecting the chances of admission. Despite having well-qualified faculty, classes are primarily conducted by research fellows due to faculty focus on research, leading to dissatisfaction among students who face high fees and limited access to faculty for doubt resolution.

The institution is expensive but falls short in meeting basic expectations like adequate classrooms and lab facilities. The library operates from 8 AM to 8 PM, and there is no active student body to address concerns, with the administration viewed as unresponsive. An incident of food poisoning due to unpurified water occurred last year, leading to hospitalizations; although a purifier was installed afterward, its maintenance is reportedly lacking. Recruitment from major MNCs like TCS, Infosys, EY, and Tata Elxsi is common, with starting salaries around 3.5 LPA.

Notably, a student recently secured an 8 LPA offer from Federal Bank. The Technopark location aids in internships and job placements, albeit often with low or no stipends. Graduates typically receive better offers after a year or two, but initial low salaries can make bank loan repayments challenging compared to similar institutes. The college does not offer scholarships or stipends, and facilities are outdated despite longstanding promises of a new building with international standards.

Fees are significantly higher than other institutions in Kerala.