Colleges in Thrissur

For general candidates, KEAM at College of Dairy Science and Technology, Mannuthy, has cutoffs varying in rank requirement from 1000 to 3000, depending on the branch, such as Dairy Technology.

However, for SC/ST candidates, the cutoff has been much lower, running between 5000 and 8000. The actual ranks, though, depend on the year, the general competition pool, and the number of seats. The cutoffs for the year 2025 will be published after the counseling process by the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations and will be available on the KEAM portal.

To join the College of Dairy Science and Technology, Mannuthy, candidates must apply through the KEAM entrance exam for B.Tech (Dairy Technology). Selection is based on performance in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. ICAR AIEEA quotas also apply. For M.Tech, admission is via ICAR or KVASU's own entrance. Counseling and document verification finalize admission.

Yes, admissions are currently open for the B.Tech Dairy Technology programme at the College of Dairy Science & Technology (CDST), Mannuthy, under Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University. You can apply via KEAM or ICAR AIEEA, with counseling starting soon; application processes for both UG and M.Tech courses are underway. 

The highest placement offer at the College of Dairy Science & Technology, Mannuthy (KVASU), reached ?15? LPA, with an average package of around ?9.7? LPA .

Despite varying reports, the institute's placement record stands strong—be it internships or roles with cooperatives like Amul and NDDB—demonstrating solid industry demand for its graduates.

Yes, the College of Dairy Science & Technology (CDST) in Mannuthy is a recognised and well-established institute. Founded in 1993, it's Kerala's first B.Tech in Dairy Science & Technology, and operates under the government university KVASU. Approved by ICAR, it's affiliated with KVASU and well-respected for its academic standards and industry relevance .

College of Dairy Science & Technology (CDST), Mannuthy, is famous for being Kerala's first B.Tech in Dairy Science & Technology since 1993. It's part of KVASU and recognised by ICAR, offering hands-on training in dairy plants and farms, plus industrial visits. Graduates find solid placements with industry leaders and in government roles.  

Here's a simple breakdown of course fees at Universal Engineering College (UEC) in Thrissur, Kerala:

B.Tech (all branches): INR 57,500/year, totaling around INR 230,000 for 4 years.

M.Tech (Structural/Thermal Engineering): approximately INR 120,000/year (2-year program).

 Expect about INR 55,000–60,000 yearly for UG and INR 1.2 Lacs yearly for PG at UEC.

The result of the Nirmala college of engineering is declared after 4 to 6 weeks of the semester exams.

as the Nirmala College of Engineering is a non autonomous college so the exams are conducted by the APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University (KTU) and the result is also declared by the KTU university.

if the exams are conducted in nov-dec then most chances is that the result will be declared in the feb-mar.

if the exams are conducted in may-june then most chances is that the result will be declared in the july-aug.

the result will be declared on the official website of the KTU university.

Some notable alumni of Thejus Engineering College are: 

• Alna Joshy — placed at Hexaware, UST Global, Poornam Infovision & HCL

• Anjali M Das — Wipro, Poornam Infovision & UST Global

• Pranav Krishna — Poornam Infovision, ThinkPalm

• Ms Lakshmi Mohan

The students get placed in various top organisations such as TCS, Wipro, Infosys, etc. The college has been rated 3.4 out of 5 for placements.