Sreepathy Institute of Management and Technology

Yes  Our college has top-notch faculty members. The management of the college is very supportive and friendly to the students. All the faculty members are qualified and experienced. The course curriculum is relevant to the industry. Teachers used to conduct various competitions for soft skill development.

Teachers and lab assistants are good. The course curriculum is updated and makes students industry-ready. Practical work is not excellent, but good. Semester exams are not difficult. The pass percentage is different for different departments. Our department has an average pass percentage.

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. 

To join Sreepathy Institute of Management and Technology (SIMAT), candidates typically need to apply online through the official website, appear for the KEAM (or institute-specific) entrance exam, and participate in counseling sessions based on their results. Merit and seat availability determine seat allocation. Candidates must also meet the eligibility criteria, submit required documents, and pay the course fee after seat allotment. 

Direct admission to Sreepathy Institute of Management and Technology (SIMAT) is likely not possible for all courses. While some seats may be available under management quota, most admissions are based on merit and entrance exams like KEAM

SIMAT primarily admits students based on their performance in qualifying exams like the KEAM (Kerala Engineering, Architecture, Medical Entrance Exam) for undergraduate programs,  

Private colleges, including SIMAT, often have a management quota, which allows them to admit a limited number of students outside of the regular merit list, often with higher fees.