Trivandrum

College of engineering-Trivandrum is one of the top colleges in Kerala having good placements, infrastructure and faculty. Top companies which visit this college offer high pay packets to the students. Most of the students are placed with high pay packages all over the world.
This college has better infrastructure than other colleges in Kerala. Moreover, yearly fees is on the lower side which helps students from lower economic backgrounds pursue a course from this college. On the other hand, Rizvi College of Architecture has a high fee structure which limits admission to students with considerably higher family income.
College of Engineering-Trivandrum organises many cultural fests, functions to keep its students engaged and does not allow monotony to build over its students. So, in my opinion College of Engineering-Trivandrum is a better college as compared with Rizvi College of Architecture.

College of Engineering, Trivandrum and Rajasthan Technical University are the best colleges for some course, but if anyone has to choose among both for M.Arch then College of Engineering, Trivandrum is the best option. CET is the 1st engineering college in Kerala Est. in 1939 and the college has been ranked 28 among top 100 best engineering colleges in India. This college offers higher education to more than 4500+ student with more than 350 academic staffs. For admission in UG B.Arch programme student have to appear in KEAM exam. College offers B.Arch, M.Arch Urban Design, M.Planning housing to eligible student.
Campus of CET is spread over 125 acres of land and full of all the facilities needed by the student during their study time. The campus is one of the most spacious campuses in the country. The college has many laboratories for practise and training purpose. Overall, CET Kerala is the best option as compared to RTU Rajasthan.

Must have secured at least 75% aggregate marks in the Class XII (or equivalent) Board examination. The aggregate marks for SC, ST and PD candidates should be at least 65%. The marks scored in the following five subjects will be considered for calculating the aggregate marks criterion.
PhysicsChemistryMathematicsA language (if the candidate has taken more than one language, then the language with the higher marks will be considered)Any subject other than the above four (the subject with the highest marks will be considered)Candidates who are desirous to join B.Tech. Programmes in IIST must appear for theJoint Entrance Examination (Main)-2017conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE), New Delhi to qualify themselves to appear for Joint Entrance Examination (Advanced)-2017 conducted by IITs and secure the minimum prescribed category-wise marks inJEE (Advanced)-2017as given below
General Candidates (GEN): At least 20% (I.e.73 marks out of 366) marks in aggregate and at least 5% (I.e. 6 marks out of 122) marks in each of the three subjects (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics).Other Backward Community Non Creamy Layer (OBC-NCL) Candidates: At least 18% (I.e. 65 marks out of 366) marks in aggregate and at least 4.5% (I.e. 5 marks out of 122) marks in each of the three subjects (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics)Scheduled Caste(SC), Scheduled Tribe(ST) & Persons with Disabilities(PD) Candidates: At least 10% (I.e.36 marks out of 366) marks in aggregate and at least 2.5% (I.e. 3 marks out of 122) marks in each of the three subjects (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.