An aerial view of Kannur University Dr Janaki Ammal campus

The curriculum is well established and contains subject matters which are in par with current affairs and cover topics which have an impact on the current political and literary scenario. Exams are generally held in a gap of 4 to 5 months which gives well enough time to study and prepare

Average fees per semester was 5000 rupees for 4 semesters. During Admission there was a payment done for 8000 rupees which included the tuition and the other compulsory charges. Odd semesters were higher in fees compared to the even semesters.

The Campus is an open and social place where the small space means most people would know each other and are in friendly terms with everyone. Generally, seminars and campus fests are held by the student union and an annual event might also be held which would be mini sports consisting of football and badminton tournaments. The campus has mainly two Student unions, SFI and KSU

I had applied and gained admission at Amrita campus at Kochi but I rebuked my admission there and took admission at Dr Janaki Ammal campus, Palayad, Thalassery under Kannur University because it was more closer to my hometown and budget friendly in terms of stay and fees structure. The admission process is based on a written test and it was comparatively easy for me as I was confident enough to guarantee my admission even before I was called by the office to confirm it.

The Faculty to Student ratio for an average batch would be 5 : 1. The faculty that I liked would be Dr Sajan Nalpady and Dr Sony Augustine. I did not dislike anyone specifically. The exams are very easy and can be written in a relaxed manner. The marks of the written exams are out of 60 and the internals out of 40 whereas other colleges have written tests for 80 marks and internals for 20 marks. The course curriculum is also different and advanced compared to others and includes various relevant subjects. Generally all students pass the exams