Central polytechnic college, Tvm

Name: Central polytechnic college, Tvm
Item: Career Point Technical Campus - [CPTC]
Rating: 4.5
Author: Arun g krishnan

4.5

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Faculty

4.5

Social Life

4.5

Placement

4.5

Course

4.5

Campus

5.0

Hostel

4.0

Arun g krishnan

Career Point Technical Campus Mohali, B.Tech, Electronics & Communication Engineering

Reviewed on May 6, 2020

Remarks

Cptc is a government college, so we dont have to face any management issues

Course Curriculum Overview

4.5

Here three year diploma in engineering course is only available. Each year having two semesters, like that tottaly six semesters. Students have to submit a mini project and main project in final year and also have to submit a seminar regarding a new invention in the field

Class Size: 65Course Fees: INR 8000 per year

Placement Experience

4.5

The companies normally came to CPTC for placement is Tata consultancy, Tata elx. Nest, Hcl, Oracle.

College Events

4.5

Technical and cultural fest will be conducted annually. Technical fest will conducted in collaboration with all other departments including mechanical, electrical, civil and computer engineering departments. Cultural fest is conductong by college union.

Fee Structure And Facilities

Fees structure is really feasible. As I told already, its a government college and fees will be maximum 30000 for three years, also economically backward students dont need to pay any fees. And they will get scholarships too. So dont bother about fees

Fees and Financial Aid

The government offer scholarships for ecconomically backward students. The scholarship is strictly based on income

Campus Life

Cptc providing a good campus life. Apart from other private colleges, mainly common peoples are studying here, but it was really a good experience. Extra curricular activities like sports, arts, National cadets corps, National service scheme etc available here

Hostel Facilities

Hostel facility is available in CPTC. Hostel is completely run by government and college principle is the warden, 3 bed sharing rooms with common toilet is providing. Hostel fare is very economical.

Hostel Fee: INR 1200 per yearExternal Expense: Rs.2000 - Rs.4000

Alumni/Alumna

Cptc have an active alumini association. Which helps in campus placements and college infrastructure developments

Admission

I got admission strictly on merit basis, sc/st and obc students will get their desreved relaxation in marks, why I choose this college is, This is first polytechnic college in kerala, The campus itself having its own legacy and exposures. I choose electronics and communication engineering. Other than electronics and communication, another 5 course is available

Faculty

4.5

Each semester having four theory and four practical exams. So four main lecturers and four lab assistants will take the class. Average age of faculties including head of section is forty years. Comming to the hierarchy. Head of section associate professors and assistant professors are there.

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