Colleges in Kerala

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.

Yes, BTech Lateral Entry is available for Diploma holders. There are roughly 54 seats reserved for lateral entry across various domains at the university institute.

At CUIET, seats are usually divided equally across five branches (Electronics, Electrical, Mechanical, IT, and Printing), with about 54 seats per department.

The Calicut University and its affiliated colleges have an intake of approximately 2,382 seats for BTech programs. The campus institute (CUIET) specifically has around 270 seats.

For the BTech application at Calicut University, you need scanned copies of your Class 10 and 12 mark sheets, KEAM/JEE scorecard, transfer certificate, and category certificate (if applicable).

The general category application fee for BTech at Calicut University is INR 1,155. Fees must be paid online via the integrated payment gateway.

Visit the website, create an account, fill in personal and academic details, upload required documents, select course preferences, and pay application fee to register for BTech at Calicut University

For BTech at Calicut University, you can apply online through the official Directorate of Admission portal. Engineering registration is often integrated with the Centralised Admission Process (CAP).