Colleges in Kerala

The College of Engineering, Chengannur is famous mainly because of its strong placement record, especially in IT.

A lot of students get into good companies like TCS, Infosys, and even product-based firms. It also has a really active tech and coding culture, students take part in hackathons and tech events regularly. It's a government college under IHRD, so the fees are affordable, and the quality of teaching is decent. Plus, the student community is active, and their tech fest 'Summit' is quite popular.

Overall, it's seen as one of the best options for engineering in Kerala if you want good placements and a solid campus environment.

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.

The required documents for the B.E/B.Tech application process at Sreepathy Institute of Management and Technology include SSLC certificate (for date of birth proof), 10+2 mark sheet, transfer certificate, conduct certificate, course certificate, migration certificate (if applicable), physical fitness certificate, passport-size photographs, Aadhaar card or other valid ID proof, and the entrance exam score card (like KEAM or JEE Main). Additionally, caste and income certificates (if applicable) and an anti-ragging affidavit are required. 

AISAT follows the Kerala Technological University (KTU) academic calendar for semester exams. After the final exams, which typically conclude in early May, AISAT's Office of the Controller of Examinations processes the results. Official semester results are usually released within 3–4 weeks, that is, late May to early June each year. Following declaration, results are published online via the college's Student Login portal under “KTU Exam Results”. For the most accurate schedule, check the current academic calendar on the “Office of the Controller of Examinations” page or contact AISAT's exam office directly.

The KEAM 2025 result for engineering (relevant to AISAT admissions) was officially declared on May 14, 2025 . This announcement included:

Final answer key release.

Normalized scores accessible via the CEE Kerala portal.

Scorecards featuring subject-wise marks and overall qualifying status.

Following this, the rank list—combining 50% KEAM scores and 50% Class 12 PCM marks—will be released on or before June 10, 2025, with counselling scheduled for July 2025 . For AISAT admission, you'll need your KEAM rank and certificate to participate in the Centralised Allotment process.