Colleges in Thiruvananthapuram

The application portal for Kerala University MA is closed. The university has concluded with the admissions for the academic year 2024-25. Candidates seeking admission to the course can apply for the upcoming batch. The application portal for the academic year 2025-27 is expected to open in July of 2025. Interested students must keep checking the official website to stay updated.

Yes, Kerala University M.Tech graduates are eligible to work at public sector organisations. They can seek out to work in reputed companies, such as RBI, SBI, NMDC, and others. Tabulated below are some of the job profiles for students to pursue after completion of their course:

Kerala University has defined the seat reservation policy to be followed for admission to M.Tech courses. Tabulated below is the category-wise breakdown of this policy:

Yes, Kerala University reserves seats for SC/ST candidates seeking admission to M.Tech courses. As per an official document, the university has reserved a total of 2% of the seats for admission of SC/ST category students to its M.Tech courses. The seat reservation breakdown for the SC/ST category is as follows:

• 15% seats are reserved for the Scheduled Castes (SC) category
• 5% seats have been reserved for the Scheduled Tribes (ST) category

The University of Kerala offers M.Tech courses via its affiliated colleges. This amounts to an intake of 249 seats for admissions to M.Tech programme. Some of the colleges with prominent seat intakes include LBS Institute of Technology for Women, Sree Chitra Thirunal College of Engineering, and more. Out of all the affiliated colleges and institutes, LBS Institute of Technology for Women has the highest intake with 96 seats.

Kerala University offers a total of 249 seats for the M.Tech programme. The distribution of seats among various M.Tech specialisations may vary, depending on the university's specific allocation for each specialisation. Moreover, these seats are distributed among various colleges affiliated with the university.

Note: The above-mentioned information is as per official sources. However, it is subject to change.

Yes, Kerala University offers multiple scholarships for its students officially pursuing MTech. Students whose family annual income is less than INR 25,000 are offered scholarships under the Students' Aid Fund Scholarship scheme. Moreover, the scholarships are provided in limited numbers. Thus, interested students must apply timely.

To get admission to Kerala University Mtech courses, non-sponsored candidates are evaluated based on GATE scores. Those who have not appeared for the GATE exam can take the college-level entrance test and participate in the subsequent counselling process.

However, first preference is given to students who have a valid GATE score. For sponsored admissions, students are evaluated based on their merit in a bachelor's degree, work experience, and performance in the interview session.