Kerala University Thiruvananthapuram Answered Questions

The upper age limit for applying to BSc (H) at Kerala University varies depending on the category of candidates. Listed below is the category-wise upper age limit at the university:General: 23 years of ageScheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe/Other Backward Classes: 25 years of ageNote: The above information has been sourced from an official document released by the university. However, it is subject to change at the discretion of the concerned authorities.

A master’s degree in Law broadens the career scope. Students completing their LLM degree can apply for various job titles such as Corporate Litigation Attorney, Counsellor, Cyber Law Expert, and more.Those who have a good academic record and have shown good performance in internships can expect to start with salary ranging from INR 6 to INR 8 LPA. However, the pay and job title may differ from student to student depending on the student's skill, knowledge, and experience.

Yes, pursuing LLM from Kerala University can help students crack the Judiciary after completion of their degree. In order to crack a judiciary exam, students must possess skills such as research skills, advanced knowledge of the domain, expertise in choice of specialisation, etc.Kerala University’s LLM syllabus requires students to submit a dissertation in the fifth semester of their college. This project work provides them with an opportunity to hone their research skills under the guidance of experienced faculty. Moreover, pursuing a master’s degree in law equips students with advanced knowledge of the field. By doing this course, students get more clarity on their field of expertise.

Yes, BSc (H) is available at Kerala University. Offered at the UG level, this course is spread across various disciplines including Physics, Chemistry, Mathametics, and more. duration of this programme is four years. Moreover, the university admits students to these courses based on scores obtained in the qualifying examination. Students can apply for the preferred course by visiting the official website of the university.

Yes, Kerala University has defined the seat reservation policy to be followed for admission to all courses, including BSc (H). Tabulated below is the category-wise breakdown of this policy:Seat Reservation% of ReservationOpen (Based on merit)50Socially and Educationally Backward Classes (SEBC)20Economically backward among forward communities (EWS)10Scheduled Caste15Scheduled Tribe05

As per the Kerala University MBA placement statistics 2023, 881 PG (2-year) students were placed during the 2023 placements. The number of students enrolled in the course was 1914.This shows that the placement rate for that year’s batch stood at 50%. A drop of 4% was recorded in the 2023 placement rate of the PG (2-year) courses when compared with 2022. Students can check the below table to know the comparison between the 2023 and 2022 placement data:ParticularsPlacement Statistics (2022)Placement Statistics (2023)Total students (PG-2 year)1,3761,914Students placed (PG-2 year)685881Median package (PG-2 year)INR 3.12 LPAINR 3.15 LPA 

The shortlisted candidates must present original as well as self-attested photocopies of documents for verification purposes at the university. Such candidates are required to bring along the following documents:Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets and passing certificates from the boardMedical certificate (for person with physical disabilities)Category certificate (in case of SC/ST/OBC candidates)Income certificate (in case of EWS category candidates)

Yes, MBA graduates are eligible to work at government departments and organisations. They can seek out to work in reputed companies, such as RBI, SBI, NMDC, and others. Students can pursue jobs with titles such as Indian Railways Management Service (IRMS), Security and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Grade A Officer, Probationary Officer in Banks, etc.Moreover, in India, government jobs are preferred by job seekers over private jobs. This happens because government jobs provide many benefits, such as tax deductions, good pay, job stability, incentives, and more. However, because of these benefits, government job seekers also face a lot of competition. In such a case, the learnings gained during the MBA can come in handy. Skills such as communication, knowledge of management, critical thinking, and problem-solving are required to combat the competition.

No, Kerala University MBA admissions are entrance-based. Candidates seeking admission must have a valid score in government-approved entrance exams such as KMAT, CMAT, and CAT. Based on these scores, students are ranked and allocated a seat. After seat allocation, students must report to the institute with personal and academic documents.