Trinity College of Engineering Thiruvananthapuram Answered Questions

The faculty at Trinity College of Engineering is considered quite good overall. Most of the teachers are well-qualified, many hold M.Tech or PhDs and are known to be helpful, friendly and approachable.Students say they explain concepts clearly and are supportive when it comes to academics, projects, and even placements. Teaching is mostly theory-focused, but many faculty members also try to include practical insights and encourage student involvement. While some departments might have a few less engaging teachers, the majority are committed and genuinely try to help students succeed.

B.E./B.Tech. programs are highly sought after at Trinity College of Engineering primarily due to strong placement records, industry exposure opportunities, and a generally positive learning environment. Specifically, Computer Engineering within the B.E./B.Tech. programme is very competitive with high cutoffs.

Yes, Trinity College of Engineering is a well-known institute with well-maintained infrastructure, strong placements, and a good academic reputation. The college has received an overall rating of 3.6 out of 5 based on its faculty, placements, infrastructure, and curriculum. The highest package offered at the college is around INR 10 LPA. Some top recruiting companies include Tata, Eram Scientific, Gen Robotics, UST Global, Quest Global, etc. Teachers in the college are well-trained and experienced. 

Yes, admission to Trinity College of Engineering is currently open. The college offers only BTech courses. Admission to the courses is mainly based on the rank obtained in the KEAM exam. To be eligible for the course, candidates need to have a minimum of 45% in Class 12th in a relevant stream from any recognised board. Although registrations for the exam are closed now, the applications for admission under the management quota are currently open. 

Submitting an application through the Common Application (for undergraduate) or the university's official portal (for graduate studies), along with required academic transcripts, test scores (like SAT/ACT for undergraduates or entrance exams like GATE for some graduate programs), and other supporting documents.

No, Trinity College of Engineering doesn't provide 100% scholarship coverage for the courses. It offers various scholarships, including some government scholarships. The amount of scholarship is based on multiple criteria, such as the category to which the student belongs, the financial condition of the student, etc. 

To get admitted to Trinity College of Engineering for a B.E./B.Tech. program, you generally need to qualify in the KEAM (Kerala Engineering, Architecture, Medical) entrance exam and meet the eligibility criteria. Some seats may also be filled through management quota, which could involve other entrance exams or merit-based selection.

Yes, Trinity College of Engineering has a Training and Placement Cell. The cell works actively in preparing students for jobs and internships. It also invites various companies to participate in the placement drives. The highest package offered at the college is INR 10 LPA, and the average package is around INR 5 LPA. More than 45% of the students get placed every year. Some top recruiting companies include Tata, Eram Scientific, Gen Robotics, UST Global, Quest Global, etc.  

Trinity College of Engineering campus is well-equipped. They have well-maintained infrastructure, Wi-Fi, labs, libraries, and recreational areas. The college also has separate hostels for boys and girls, sports facilities, a gym, a health center, and transportation services. It provides a high-speed internet connection in the college as well as the hostel.  

Yes, you can get direct admission to Trinity College of Engineering. The college offers only BTech courses. Admission to the courses at the college is mainly based on scores obtained in the KEAM exam. But, there are some seats reserved for direct admission under the management quota.