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I am very keen in studying Electronics and Communications from my very childhood.There were like 5 students per faculty.All the faculty has a Ph.D from very reputed top tier universities. we have mid term and end term examinations.You need to have good knowledge about the subject to pass

Almost 100 companies came for internship containing Electronics Electrical Computer Science and Management. The average offering was 50 thousand per month. Students need to have good idea about the job they are applying for

From 7th semester students can participate in placements. last year the highest package was 65 lakhs and average was 12 lakhsand almost 90% students were placed and I want to go for a job after getting my degree

The fee hike was observed recently during the last year.Last year it was increased by 10 thousand. I am availing FFE scholarship and fee concession by providing a Income certificate where I fall under below one lakh category

Annual Cultural fest is Ragam which happens in March and Annual technical fest is Tathva which happens in October. Almost 1 lakh footfalls for each fest.There are various clubs and sports activities like LnD, Adventure club etc

Electricity, Bed, Table,Chairs are provided. The messes are OK and the registration and affordability is GOOD, as we can get them at low cost.We have a app to register for mess and all hostel related activities

Securing admission to B.Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (ECE) at NIT Calicut follows a structured process, predominantly revolving around the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main. This nationwide exam, conducted by the National Testing Agency, evaluates candidates on Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Meeting the institute's eligibility criteria is imperative, typically involving a successful completion of the 10+2 education with the required subjects. JEE Main performance is pivotal, determining qualification for further rounds, including potential eligibility for JEE Advanced and the coveted IITs. The subsequent step involves the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) counseling, a centralized process for NITs, IITs, IIITs, and GFTIs. Candidates rank their preferences, and JoSAA allocates seats based on merit and availability. Upon receiving a seat allocation, candidates undergo document verification at the institute, a critical step before confirming admission.