B.Sc. in Electronics
at St. Thomas College, Thrissur

4.2 /5

(8 Reviews)

A NAAC accredited
Private Institute
Estd. 1919

B.Sc. in Electronics

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B.Sc. in Electronics
at
St. Thomas College
Overview

St. Thomas College offers a 3 years B.Sc. in Electronics at UG level. To secure a seat in this course, aspirants must fulfil the entry requirements. The fee for the courses offered at St. Thomas College is inclusive of different components, such as tuition fees, caution money, etc. St. Thomas College B.Sc. in Electronics tuition fee amounts to INR 1,12,860. Aspirants can check other St. Thomas College B.Sc. courses as well. The following table can be referred to for the course details:

Total Tuition Fees	₹1.13 Lakh Get Fees details
Duration	3 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
Official Website	Go to Website
Seat breakup	36
Type of University	Private,Autonomous

B.Sc. in Electronics
at
St. Thomas College
Fees

The B.Sc. in Electronics fee at St. Thomas College includes components, such as tuition fees, exam fees, one-time admission fees, and other institutional charges. Moreover, additional charges may be charged based on the requirements of the institution. For B.Sc. in Electronics at St. Thomas College, the tuition fees is INR 1,12,860. Mentioned below is the detailed fee structure for St. Thomas College B.Sc. in Electronics:

Fee components	Amount (3 years)
Tuition Fees Above mentioned fee for self-finance course.	₹ 1.13 Lakh
Total fee	₹ 1.13 Lakh

These are based on information available on various sources. Latest values may differ.

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B.Sc. in Electronics
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B.Sc. in Electronics
at
St. Thomas College
Highlights

In this course, Second Language is: Malayalam/ Hindi
The course is offered as a Self Financing course

B.Sc. in Electronics
at
St. Thomas College
Students Ratings & Reviews

4.2/5

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Placements4.7

Infrastructure4.0

Faculty & Course4.3

Campus Life3.9

Value for Money4.3

Harikrishnan R Verified Icon

B.Sc. in Electronics - Batch of 2023

4.4

5Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

It is a good college that has great placements, average faculty members, and common programs.

Placements: Placements in St. Thomas are the best in the Thrissur district and even in Kerala state in the arts and science college section. Every year, around 30% of students in each department get placed. Salary packages offered for both undergraduates and postgraduates vary from 1.4 LPA to 12 LPA. The average salary package offered is around 2.5 LPA to 3 LPA. Companies like Wipro, IBM, TCS, Infosys, etc., do placements. Multiple roles related to software and hardware work are offered.

Infrastructure: Classrooms are fitted with projectors, and the department lab is considerably modern and well kept. Students do not get a Wi-Fi facility. We have a common library for our use. The hostel is good. The quality of food in the canteen is good and fresh. There are few medical facilities. Sports and games are also not readily available. The infrastructure is technically small since the college is right in the middle of the city. Our college ground is about 1 km away from the main campus.

Faculty: Faculty members here are good. All of them are qualified, but some of them need better teaching quality. They finish their syllabus and do some revision before the semester exams. The course curriculum is modern, and the university provides good books for learning. It doesn't make the students industry-ready. When it is coupled with the placement cell classes, students are way more prepared for jobs. Semester exams are considerably challenging. The pass percentage is 70% and above.

Other: B.Sc. Electronics in the college is a self-financing course, but there are many opportunities available for aiding departments. Syllabus-wise, the subject is mostly enjoyable, but the current semester system does give us a bit of stress for exams. Internals and semester exams come pretty fast. Faculty members could do better in teaching by having some more application-level learning opportunities. But overall, the course is good. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a lot of college programs have been canceled. The effects on students due to only learning for exams are pretty evident, and hopefully, all programs end up coming back. Fine arts programs and socially responsible programs such as NSS and NCC have a good base in the college. The students come from different parts of Kerala and India, and some international students from Sri Lanka, Nepal, etc. are also there. Aided batches have more scholarship opportunities. Sports programs are mainly for sports quota admission students, but trails do take place for others.

Reviewed on 28 Mar 2022Read More

Sneha Joy

B.Sc. in Electronics - Batch of 2023

3.6

4Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

I'm okay with this college but placements for M.Sc. students are needed.

Placements: The placement cell is very much active in our college. So many UG students are placed. But in the case of M.Sc., there were fewer placements. The course B.Sc. Electronics are good for both girls and boys because we can get a job in any IT field, bank field, and in electronic field.

Infrastructure: The facilities of our campus are poor because the equipments in certain labs are too old. So they don't work properly. Wi-Fi is not free on campus and the range is also low. Facilities in the hostel are okay. Food is average in the hostel sometimes it is bad.

Faculty: The teaching quality is good in our college. The exams are conducted according to the correct time. Sometimes, exams are tough because of question papers. But it doesn't make students industry-ready. In our college, the grading system is continued. One has to check the grade because the percentage for placement in good manner is 60%.

Other: B.Sc. electronics is a course I just known before joining the college. But after that, I realised thay it was a good course. We want some more practical classes. Events and programs are not conducted in college with correct vibe.

Reviewed on 26 Mar 2022Read More

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