Vimala College

The first year tuition fee for Vimala College's Master of Science (M.Sc.) course in Thrissur is just Rs 45,000.
There are nine different M.Sc. courses available at Vimala College. Depending on the course, Vimala College's average annual tuition fee for M.Sc. programs range from INR 3,800 to INR 90,000.

Computer science, chemistry, physics, and mathematics are just a few of the scientific and technical specializations available in Vimala College's MSc program.At Vimala College, the MSc program lasts for four semesters over the course duration of two academic years. The  M.sc's curriculum consists of a combination of research projects, seminars, and hands-on laboratory work in addition to core and elective courses.

There are no entrance exam requirements at Vimala College in order to be admitted to the BSc programs. The following criteria are used by Vimala College to determine admission to the BSc program:

Students should have passed the Science stream 10+2 exam or an equivalent test from an accredited board.
A minimum cumulative percentage in 10+2 of 45% (or 40% for reserved groups) is necessary.
Physics, Chemistry, Math, Computer Science, Statistics, Biology, and Electronics should be the subjects studied in 10+2.
Based on merit in the 10+2 exam results, admission is given. You do not require a separate entrance exam score.
Students must apply directly, along with their 10+2 transcript and supporting documentation, to Vimala College.
Based on the 10+2 percentage, the college creates a merit list and contacts students for counselling.

Yes, with 60% in your Class 12 grades, you have a high probability of being admitted to Vimala College's BSc programs. The following are the important things to be noted-

For general category students in Class 12 at Vimala College pursuing a BSc, a minimum qualifying score of 45% is required.
You easily meet the cut-off point with 60% of the possible points, and you have a strong chance of being admitted based only on merit.The cut-off scores for general category BSc admissions in previous years have been between 50 and 55 percent.For reserved groups (such as SC, ST, and OBC), 40% is the minimum necessary 12th percentage. For these categories, the cutoffs are often between 45 and 50 percent.
If you have performed well in the topics linked to the BSc programme for which you are applying, your chances of being admitted increase.

Good thing about this college -

Excellent faculty including highly skilled and seasoned instructors. Instructors are helpful. A calm study space that prioritizes order and discipline.Good lab spaces for hands-on learning and group projects.Frequent workshops, seminars, and guest lectures are planned. Beneficial exposure for students, Vibrant campus life that includes a wide range of extracurricular, sports, and cultural events. Reasonable tuition in contrast to many other universities. There are also numerous scholarships available.A good choice for local students seeking Science instruction in the Trichy area.
Negative side-

Certain departments require improvements to their infrastructure and facilities.Research and preparation for competitive tests receive less attention.Absence of recruiters from major brands seeking positions. Average pay scales are modest.There is hardly much research production or publishing from the college.

No, CUET is not currently required for admission to Vimala College's BSc programs. But, other thing that sholud be keep in mind that -

1.Successfully completed the 10+2 or an equivalent science-focused examination from an accredited board.
Minimum Grades: In 10+2, students must have earned a minimum of 45% of the possible points (or 40% for the restricted categories).
2. The primary subjects for a 10+2 pass should have been physics, chemistry, computer science, statistics, biology, and electronics.
3.Merit-based admissions to BSc programs are determined by the results of the 10+2 exam. There is no entrance exam necessary.
4.Applicants must provide a statement of their 10+2 grades and an online or offline application form.

5.Seats are allotted based on the merit list, which is created using the 10+2 percentage.