Colleges in Kerala

Yes, it is possible to get admission to the B.E./B.Tech courses at TIST (Toc H Institute of Science & Technology) without appearing for KEAM (Kerala Engineering Architecture Medical), but it depends on the admission policies in place. Here are the key alternatives: 1. Management Quota Many private engineering colleges, including TIST, reserve a certain percentage of seats under the management quota. Admission to these seats is typically based on: Marks in Class 12 or equivalent examination (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics aggregate). Direct application to the college.   2. National Level Exams TIST may accept candidates based on scores from other national-level exams like JEE Main. Check with the college if they consider JEE Main scores for admission.  3. NRI Quota If you are an NRI or have eligibility under the NRI quota, you can apply through that route.  4. Spot Admission If there are vacant seats after the regular admission process, the college might conduct spot admissions, which do not always require KEAM.  What Should You Do? Contact the Admission Office: Reach out to TIST's admission office to get detailed information about non-KEAM admission routes. Check the Official Website: They often post updates about management and spot admission policies.  Would you like help drafting a query for their admission office

The fee structure for the B.Tech programme at Toc H Institute of Science and Technology (TIST) in Ernakulam varies depending on the admission category: 1. Government Quota: Approximately INR 75,000 per year.  2. Management Quota: Fees are typically higher than government quota seats but vary depending on the specialisation and demand.  3. NRI Quota: Fees for NRI students are significantly higher than the other categories.   These figures exclude additional costs such as hostel fees, which may range between INR 50,000 to INR 60,000 annually, depending on the type of accommodation. For more detailed information, it's recommended to check the official TIST website or contact their admission office. 

The placement scenario for B.Pharm at Kannur Medical College is not explicitly mentioned in the available information. However, I can provide some general information about the college and its pharmacy program. Kannur Medical College has a College of Pharmacy that offers a B.Pharm program. The college is approved by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) and the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). While there isn't specific information on placements, the college does have a strong focus on research and development, which could potentially lead to job opportunities in the pharmaceutical industry. Some of the top pharmacy colleges in Kerala, including Kannur Medical College, have seen placements in companies like Cipla, Sun Pharma, and Pfizer.² However, the specific placement statistics for Kannur Medical College are not available. I recommend checking the college's website or contacting them directly for more information on placements and career opportunities.

Admission to the B.E./B.Tech programs at Universal College of Engineering primarily depends on qualifying entrance exams such as MHT-CET (Maharashtra Common Entrance Test) or JEE Main. However, some seats may be filled through direct admission under the institute-level quota, especially for candidates who meet the eligibility criteria but have not appeared for these exams.To explore this option, students must meet the academic eligibility of having at least 50% in their 10+2 exams (45% for reserved categories) with Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry/Biology as core subjects. For accurate guidance, contact the college's admission office directly, as the rules may vary based on annual policies.