Colleges in Kerala

The KEAM cutoff for admission to the Royal College of Engineering and Technology may vary each year based on factors like the number of applicants, difficulty of the exam, and available seats. To get accurate and updated information, it is recommended to check the official website of the college or KEAM's official portal.

Generally, the cutoff ranks for different engineering branches are published after the results of the KEAM exam, and they reflect the last rank admitted to each program. If you're aiming for a particular branch, you can check the previous year's cutoff trends to get an idea of the expected range.

For  most up-to-date cutoff details, it's good to stay in touch with the college's admission office or regularly monitor their website.

The hostel fees in KCAET is around INR 22,764 per annum for boys and girls both sharing the same hostel.

Such a fee contains hostel admission, rent, water and electricity charges, caution deposit, mess advance, establishment fund, and student insurance fees. For instance, a previous fee structure detailed the following components:

Hostel admission fee: Rs130

Hostel rent: Rs130

Hostel water charge: Rs70

Hostel electricity charge: Rs200

Hostel caution deposit: Rs660

Mess advance: Rs6,000

Establishment fund: Rs70

Student insurance: Rs65

These components were establish to be Rs10,325.

It should be noted that cost may as well vary and therefore the college authorities should be approached for the latest information.

Farook Institute of Management Studies Tier Classification

Generally, the Farook Institute of Management Studies is classified as Tier Two MBA colleges in the country.

 Its Tier II ranking is relative to other factors such as infrastructure, quality of faculty, placement opportunities, and overall reputation against Tier 1. The institute has progressed a lot in management education along with some valuable programs of study. Still, it cannot yet boast the same level of recognition or placement statistics as the top-tier institutions.

Students are co-learning with the institution, gaining a little hands-on experience through activities and placements carried out by these students.