Going by the trends that we have come across in recent years, any non-Keralite has to secure a rank under 2000 in order to get shortlisted.
There might be a case that a particular branch has performed exceptionally well and even a rank below 2000 doesn’t seem to help. In that case, you have to wait for upcoming lists.
The worst-case would be, you might have to wait for all the admissions to get over for “on the spot admission”. This aims at filling up the left-out seats. But this is just a fluke. It would be better if you don’t depend entirely on this and keep looking for other options at the same time.
CUSAT is a Govt. college and has a reputation around the globe. But it is up to you to make most of your time at the institute. One of my seniors attended CUSAT. Her experience at the institute was quite good. The institute has a great track record in each of its departments. You can read about its legacy on Wikipedia.
Faculty:
The faculty at the institute is great according to the students.
Infrastructure:
CSE Department:
Funding:
You will get enough funding for your project at the institute.
Placements:
Over the years the institute has maintained a staller placement record. The table below highlights the recent placement statistics at the institute.
Average CTC |
INR 4.7 LPA |
Highest CTC |
INR 15 LPA |
Major Recruiters |
Cisco, L&T, TCS |
To conclude, CUSAT is a great option for CSE.
CUSAT is your best bet if you are willing to pursue a Masters's or PG.
CUSAT has the freedom to design the curriculum for its students that suits their needs perfectly and imparts quality education. It has highly experienced professors who are keen to train the students and don’t just teach for the sake of completing the syllabus. CET on the other hand follows the KTU syllabus, one of the most average institutes of Kerala so the quality of education is sacrificed a lot.
In CET, professors sometimes are just transferred by the government, which never is the case with CUSAT. Additionally, CUSAT received huge funds from the government to support its large-scale research projects.
Ultimately, CUSAT is a better choice than CET for Masters while CET is a better option for Bachelor.
One of my close friends completed 2 years in CUSAT and shared some of his favorite experiences
First Year:
Second Year:
These were some of his best experiences at CUSAT till now. As you can see, he is enjoying his life to the fullest!
BTech Safety and Fire Engineering at CUSAT is a lucrative branch with great career opportunities. Almost 90% of students graduate with a placement offer. But the career outcome of the institute is limited since it is not a mainstream branch. You may face problems in the future if you want to go for competitive examinations like GATE. Go for this branch, only if you are sure that you want a career in this field. Since not many institutes offer this engineering degree, the competition is less. It is easy to secure a good placement opportunity.
Course Highlights:
The above discussion should give you an idea about the Safety and Fire Engineering at CUSAT.
One of my friends shed light on the actual scenario of the Fire and Safety Department of CUSAT
So, I will recommend you to not join the Fire and Safety branch in CUSAT at any cost.
In the context of CUSAT "spot admission" and "real-time admission" are terms that are sometimes used interchangeably, but they can have slightly different meanings depending on the specific context. Both the terms are explained below:
Spot Admission :
Real-Time Admission :
Depending on the unique policies and practices of the institution, these phrases may be used differently in the context of CUSAT or other universities. While real-time and spot admission both attempt to speed up the admissions process, there may be differences in the specific steps and lead times.
In my opinion, CUSAT is much better than KTU and there are multiple reasons why. One of the only reasons why KTU could be better than CUSAT is the fact that results are released within a month of conducting exams. So if you have deadlines coming up or are applying somewhere, you will not have to wait too long. CUSAT does not follow this scheme. Although recently, they have changed this scheme.
Additionally, the choice between these two colleges will heavily depend on the branch you are planning on applying to. As you know, every place will have its own pros and cons. The points below should probably help you gain some insight:
If you want to compare, you should take a look at the first-year syllabus taught at both places.
From this, my advice to you would be to definitely consider CUSAT over KTU for your studies. Your career will be set and you will have a plethora of opportunities open for you.
Yes, there is a uniform in Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT). But the uniform is only for UG Engineering students. P.G students of M.Tech, M.Sc, PhD, etc, do not have any dress code.
Let’s see the uniform of these branches.
Therefore, there are different dress codes for different schools. Apart from these, students of B.A LL.B, MBA, M.Com also have their specific dress code.
If you are a true science lover, then IISERs are the best option for you. Although institutes like IISc, NISER, CEBS, IACS, and a few IITs, also offer similar science-oriented degrees IISERs resources, exposure, and research culture are second to none.
IISERs offer a 5 year integrated BS-MS degree which helps avoid the hassle of applying for a Bachelor’s and a Master’s separately.
So, if you are a research enthusiast and want to pursue a long-term educational program to fuel your passion, then IISERs will serve you best. However, CUSAT can be considered if you are looking for a course or opportunity that is unique to CUSAT only.