CUSAT Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

For master's degree placement cell opens in 3rd semester and each company provides a test which is a written test, technical test, group discussion etc.6 lakh per annum jobs placements are also there. If we consider a class of 40, 33 of them get placed.

From the beginning of 3rd-semester placements begin to happen. companies come in for specialist as well as general IT jobs. None can guarantee that you will be placed at the end of your course. If you really put in the effort you will get ample opportunities to showcase your talent.

The best remark I could make here is that the college gives you the freedom to work and push your ideas. The facilities like Cisco Thingqbator, Kerala Startup Mission and Fablab can take you to another level. The bad remark is that the institute's own premises are less and offer no hostels. But from 2020 onward the entire IIITMK is moving to the new international campus (in Technocity, 7km away from current location) having hostel facilities for all.

Like every college student, I'm too enjoying college life. This is the most beautiful period of my life. So along with enjoying we care about academics too. I'm pretty sure that this college life gonna mold the exact me for the future.

The best thing I found there is a Cisco Thingqbator (Maker space) where we can build IoT devices and more.Cisco is doing this project with partnershiping with Nasscom and Defy.Li2 conduct lot of workshops under Thingqbator about IoT and machine learning and lot of things.Even they mantor students to build their idea which is submitted under cohort programs hosted by them and provide all fecilities and equipments.This is the only one thing that I kike in this Institute.It is well maintained by Cisco not by our administration.That may be the reason it is well maintained.

the only problem i felt is the politics involved in the campus and university.

CUSAT was ranked in in the 251-300 category for Asia, despite an endowment of under US$ 0. 5 million and in the 801-1000 category by the Times Higher Education World University Rankings of 2018. The National Institutional Ranking Framework, devised by Ministry of Human Resource Development to rate the Universities of India, ranked the university at number 30 in 2016 and the ranking dropped in 2017 to 86, before recovering to 69 in 2018, and to 65 in 2019.

Positive Remarks: 1) Good placement opportunities 2) Gives plenty of internship opportunities 3) Good faculties 4) Gives updated courses 5) Helps to learn new things Negative Remarks : 1) Faculties uses their juniors to complete portions before exams

My college has so many postive remarks and also some negative remarks. Positives are one of the best university campus in Kerala, very good academic results etc. And negatives are less hostel facilities.

Overall the college is really very good you can have a quality time there during this two year can explore the places along with your studies.