Calicut University

For the university's own institute (CUIET), a KEAM rank within the top 10,000 to 25,000 is often required for popular branches like Mechanical or Electrical.

Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) and Electronics & Communication (ECE) typically have the highest demand, resulting in lower (more competitive) closing ranks.

Previous year's cutoffs for BTech at Calicut University are usually published on the CEE Kerala and Calicut University admission portal after each allotment round.

The B.Tech cutoff at Calicut University is based on KEAM ranks. Factors include the number of applicants, exam difficulty, and the seat intake for each specific branch.

For the entire 4-year duration of BTech at Calicut University, the total fee typically ranges between INR 1.69 Lacs and INR 4 lakh, depending on the college and category.

The annual tuition fee for BTech ranges from INR 35,000 to INR 55,000 in government-aided or university centres. Self-financing colleges may charge higher.

Yes, at the time of admission, students pay a Special Fee of INR 2,970 per year and Caution Deposit of INR 5,000 one time, along with one-time charges like admission and development fees.

Students can apply for various state and central scholarships like E-Grantz, NSP, and Merit-cum-Means to cover tuition costs.

Yes, the Calicut University follows government reservation norms: SC (15%), ST (7.5%), OBC (27%), and EWS (10%) among others.

Yes, many affiliated and self-financing colleges under the university have a dedicated NRI quota, which often carries a different fee structure, usually almost 2 or 3 times higher.