B.Tech. in Computer Science And Engineering (Artificial Intelligence) 

at TKM College, Kollam

{Source: B.E. / B.Tech students & alumni}

TKM College of Engineering B.E./B.Tech Course Curriculum

* The course curriculum at TKM College of Engineering is structured according to the rules set by the University of Kerala and currently follows the Kerala Technological University (KTU) guidelines.
* The curriculum includes a mix of theory and practical components, with six theory papers and two laboratory sessions per semester.
* The curriculum is designed to prepare students for the industry and teach them how to handle real-world situations.
* The professors are highly qualified, with many holding PhDs, and are committed to providing excellent teaching.
* The curriculum is regularly updated to include new developments and advancements in the respective fields.
* The course curriculum is relevant and industry-oriented, helping students develop the necessary skills to succeed in their careers.
* Semester exams are challenging, but students who put in sufficient effort can score well.
* The pass percentage is generally high, with some semesters having a pass rate of 92%.
* Internship opportunities are available, with students getting placed in top companies such as Accenture, Federal Bank, and others.

Note: The above answer is based on the statements provided by students and alumni of TKM College of Engineering and may not represent the entire spectrum of opinions.

TKM College of Engineering has released KEAM Cutoff list for Round 1. The cutoff ranks was released for different BTech specialisations, across Home State category candidates. The cutoff ranks for the college ranged between 1196 and 9374, for the General HS category candidates. The Cutoff rank for BTech in CSE was 1196, for the General HS category candidates. Therefore, candidate under the General HS category cannot get admission to BTech in CSE at KEAM rank of 5000-10000.

Candidates wishing to secure admission to the TKM College of Engineering cannot get direct admission. The admission process is entrance-based for the UG and PG programmes. Candidates are required to appear for various entrance exams such as the GATE, NATA, or KEAM. 
There is a 85% government quota in the seat intake and a 15% management quota. 

The selection criteria for the courses at TKM College of Engineering requires candidates to appear for various entrance exams such as KEAM or GATE. Candidates wishing to apply to the Architecture courses must appear for NATA. 
Candidates are shortlisted based on their entrance performance, and they are then required to appear for the CAP DTE counselling.