Integrated BCA + MCA 

at FISAT, Ernakulum

FISAT College has collaborated with various companies and organisations. The college has signed MoUs with various industries and companies. The below-mentioned are Federal Institute of Science and Technology collaborations:

These are the B.Tech programme seat intakes, which are based on data from the Federal Institute of Science and Technology website:

The total intake for Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) is 120 seats.

The total intake for Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) is sixty seats.

The total intake for Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) is sixty seats.

Total Intake for Civil Engineering: 60 seats

The total intake for mechanical engineering is 120 seats.

Data Science and artificial intelligence: total enrollment of 60 seats
In addition, 30 seats are available for lateral entry admission to B.Tech programs in the second year.

Yes, entrance-based admissions are the main criteria for B.Tech programs, as passing JEE Main or comparable national/state exams is required. Merit and admissions chances are determined by rank on these tests.
Prior to being admitted, students must take and pass national engineering admission exams such as JEE Main. The institute determines the qualifying cut-off scores. Therefore, passing the eligibility test for admission is crucial.
After that, admissions are determined by the entrance exam results' All India ranking. Only the students' JEE Main merit rankings are used to fill seats.

In addition to admission ranking, the 12th standard percentage may also be taken into consideration for seats under reserved quota or at the institute level. However, the determining factor for the majority of seats is entrance exam merit.

Adi Shankara Institute of Engineering and Technology (ASIET) and Federal Institute of Science and Technology (FIST) are contrasted side by side:
Certifications: The NBA has recognised FIST's engineering programs for meeting high standards of quality. Only ASIET is ISO certified.
Placements: Every year, more than 250 reputable firms come to FIST to look for students, and over 80% of them are placed. Less than 100 recruiters work with ASIET, which has a 60% placement rate.
Faculty: With a concentration on research cooperation with institutions such as IISc, about 45% of the faculty at FIST are PhD candidates. Less PhDs are at ASIET.
Infrastructure: FIST boasts a 50-acre campus with state-of-the-art labs, dormitories, and recreational spaces like gyms and swimming pools. The infrastructure of ASIET is adequate.
Exposure: Compared to ASIET, FIST arranges more conferences and events and actively supports student publications.

In terms of factors like total placement, average wage, number of recruiting organizations, and the largest package, Federal Institute of Science and Technology does appear to offer greater placement prospects. Another benefit is the increased industry representation across all sectors.

Placement percentage: More than 80% of students from all branches have been placed at FIST. ASIET has a placement rate of roughly 60%.
Recruiters: More than 250 reputable organizations, such as Microsoft and Infosys, are hosted by FIST for placements. Less than 100 companies are attending ASIET.
the highest package: Microsoft's 43 LPA package is the highest package available at FIST. The ASIET's the highest package is limited to 20 LPA.
Average package: For FIST, the average placement package is between 6-7 LPA, however for ASIET, it is between 3-4 LPA.
Sector-wise placements: FIST offers core engineering positions in the manufacturing, energy, and construction sectors with businesses like BHEL, L&T, etc., while both have placements in IT and software.