Is KEC a strict college?

There's no specific dress code to follow. You can have your phone with you, but using it in class isn't allowed. You need to keep at least 65% attendance, though.

You can leave the campus whenever you want, as long as you're okay with missing some classes. It's also fine to take courses outside. For more details, you might want to visit the college.

Yes, KEC is a bit strict, especially when it comes to exams and attendance. In my course, Bachelor of Engineering [BE] in Computer Science and Engineering, we have internal exams every two months, and the semester exams are held every four months. The faculty emphasizes punctuality, and we need to follow a dress code. This can feel strict at times, but it also helps us stay disciplined and focused on our studies.

Overall, while the environment can be a bit strict, it’s manageable if you keep up with your work.

In my experience at Karpagam College of Engineering, particularly in the Bachelor of Engineering [BE] for Cyber Security, the college has certain rules that can feel strict. For instance, we have to be on time for exams, and there’s a dress code we need to follow. The exams are structured with three internals and a semester exam, which keeps us on our toes. However, I think these rules help maintain a sense of order and encourage us to take our studies seriously.

KEC isn't strict. In the first year, they might call your home if you're absent without an excuse. After that, it's pretty relaxed and fun.

From what I’ve seen in my course, Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] in Information Technology, KEC has a strict side when it comes to academics. There are three internal assessments before each semester exam, and we need to maintain a good attendance record to be eligible for placements. While it feels strict at times, I believe it fosters a good learning environment. Regular assessments ensure we are learning and staying engaged with the material.