Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Kochi Infrastructure Details & Reviews ,

Infrastructure: According to my observation, the management system of our college was so bossy. Students voices are not taken into account even if they stand for any issues. It is not possible to meet the higher officials of the college, we were allowed to meet them after multiple interrogations from the administration office.

Infrastructure: College boasts a well-regarded infrastructure, with features like well-maintained classrooms, well-stocked libraries, ICT facilities, hostel accommodation, well-equipped labs, and diverse sports facilities. Separate hostels for boys and girls were available, with cleanliness and hygiene. They also provided us with canteens, transportation facilities, medical services, and a shopping complex.

Infrastructure: The college has fewer buildings compared to other colleges. The campus is small but well-equipped with facilities. The library is big and the labs are well-equipped. Wi-Fi is not available for students. Classrooms are not the best. Some buildings are old hospitals converted into classrooms, thus giving a hospital vibe. The hostel is only available for girls and it is very strict about everything, from going out to what you are wearing. The quality of food in the mess is pretty okay. There are no...

Infrastructure: Our campus restricted the students from showing their interests, focused on other extracurricular activities. It was a campus that celebrates the students who bring fame and pride to the college. Students were not permitted to see any higher official of the college without prior notification.

Placements: College shares about the job portals and their immediate recruitment and develops possible chances for grabbing the offers. Top MNCs and other organisations recruit graduates for few of the roles like consultant, data analyst with the offers ranging between 3.75 LPA to 27.8 LPA.

Infrastructure: Labs are good and have facilities to study programs and many subjects. Library is available to refer to books related to subjects. Classrooms are fine and have fans. Medical facilities are good. In case of emergency, we can get bandages and tablets.

Infrastructure: As hostellers, we should be on time to the dining areas to have our food properly. Otherwise, we won’t be able to get food if we’re late. The teacher-to-student ratio is around 25:75. Any unusual or unwanted activities are strictly warned against within the campus.

Infrastructure: In the first year, rooms have to be shared by 4 students. In the second and third year, rooms are double sharing, and in the final year, individual rooms are given. One cannot expect luxury in hostels, but basic necessities are available.

Infrastructure: After scrolling through the various information about the college, I joined this college. Probably 75% of the information is true; they are charging much higher fees for buses, hostels, and others. College has secured the highest recognition from various organisations for its remarkable excellence in service.

Infrastructure: Students from other areas shift to the Kochi campus to pursue their higher studies. Regular updates about college events and other information are shared on the college website to showcase their developments. All the disciplines are separated by tiered building zones.

Infrastructure: The mess food is really bad. Non-veg is not allowed inside the college campus. The mess food is vegetarian and follows the Kerala style. It's not spicy at all, which is not suitable for students from Tamil Nadu or Andhra. Hostel faculty members are good enough, and the environment is very clean.

Infrastructure: The campus provides immediate medical emergency services, transportation between zones for student convenience, and a strict uniform policy as per college guidelines. There will be no limitations for students to explore the college during leisure hours.

Placements: Most of the students got hired in the role of public health specialists with an initial pay of 4,36,300 LPA in government agencies, research institutions, and some other organisations. Few of the students worked in various NGOs during their free hours. Career support was comparatively less than in other disciplines.

Infrastructure: Our college provides all the conveniences that make students' lives easier. During college hours, besides making learning more enjoyable. Facilities include air-conditioned classrooms, recreation centers, hostels for boys and girls, indoor and outdoor sports facilities, a reserved library, low-speed internet/Wi-Fi, medical facilities, and more.

Infrastructure: Hostel accommodations are quite expensive, also the security and representatives appointed for hostels are paid off with maximum pay. Management strictly had limitations on students to use college transportation instead of using other ways of transportation facilities.