University College of Engineering

Hi.University College of Engineering, Thodupuzha was established in1996 with the aim of providing value education to the upcoming generation in the country. It is one of the most sought after engineering colleges in Kerala.

Now the college is managed by Centre for Professional and Advanced Studies (CPAS), a society established by Government of Kerala; under the chairmanship of Hon'ble Minister for Education.

All the courses conducted by the college have been approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi. This institute started functioning on 1996 in Thodupuzha and was later moved to its own campus at Muttom in May 2002.

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The median placement of students in UCE is around 7.82lakhs per annum and the Maximum package till now of 37.49 LPA was shaked by a student of our college while others got around 1 to 13 Lacs per annum. This implies to a little above one L Lauderdale package than the previous year average of 6.96 LPA.The placement percentage of M.Tech students stands at around 52.4 per cent, which makes it 250 enrolled students of which 131 have been placed There is a stiff competition from other schools especially Birla Institute of Technology and Science or Bhubaneswar or Indian Institute of Technology Delhi / Mumbai Top companies which have visited the campus include DE Shaw, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo and British Petroleum .us year's average package of 6.96 LPA . 

University College of Engineering is not very expensive and its fees are moderate. For B.Tech., the tuition fee is INR 22,090 for the Karnataka students and INR 1,81,140 for students from other states. Accommodation costs are at around INR 10000 per annum to INR 35000 per annum including for Hostel fees which is INR 50000 to INR 70000 per annum. Other expenses are Admission fees = INR 10, 000 and Examination fees =INR  5000. Total estimated cost for 4-year B.Tech. program:INR 2.5 Lacs (Karnataka) to INR  7.5 Lacs (other states of India). Some of the scholarships for merit student will be given below: Tuition fee of 50% will be waived off for those KCET rank holders who are below 1,000.

University College of Engineering is not very selective compared to the standard set by some other engineering institutions. KCET score is considered for admission to the college and the cutoff ranks are between 1,500 to 10,000. The cutoff for UG courses for 2023 was as follows: Computer Science of 2,150 and Mechanical of 4,150 vocational. M.Tech or PG courses need GATE scores, the maximum and minimum scores range from 300 to 500. The college has an intake capacity of 360 students for Undergraduate and 150 for post graduate courses. It must be noted that universities and colleges can be applied for, but do not guarantee the candidate admission since the seats filled are also on the basis of merit and availability of the seats.

B.Tech is the best course at University College of Engineering (UCE) because of its technical curriculum, the quality of faculty, and a well-established reputation in the field of engineering education. UCE has been a source of skilled engineers for a long time, and this has built up an excellent industry reputation and given graduates good placement opportunities. Curriculum is usually designed keeping in mind the demands of the industry, and it is always practical experience in labs, internships, and projects. The B.Tech programme also gets added strength through research focus at UCE, modern infrastructure access, and collaborations with the tech industry.

The UCE offers a B.Tech + MBA integrated programme in Computer Engineering, blending technical and management education to equip students in both technical skills and knowledge as well as management techniques. The B.Tech portion normally covers all the core computer engineering subjects like programming, algorithms, data structures, databases, and networking. The MBA component would expose the student to subjects like business strategy, finance, marketing, and organizational behavior for building leadership and business skills. This approach of integrating both disciplines would be useful to students looking to pursue careers which combine technology with management: for instance, a technical project manager or IT consultant. This curriculum is so balanced with technical and business courses that the graduate leaves with an incredibly versatile career path.