Mar Ivanios

The syllabus they provide are above average. But the implementation in terms of time provided to cover the syllabus is also average. Exams come in a rush and the time allowed is less when compared to the vast syllabus.

College doesn't provide any internship programmes. Although the syllabus(mainly journalism and statistics) asks to get internship. Here students are asked to find suitable outlets to get trained. The internships are not payed aswell

This college doesn't provide any scholarship or recruitments. The fees they ask is comparable to that of government colleges(excluding their self financing college). Greatly affordable fees. Pupil are asked to pay fees each semester.

Comparing to other colleges the campus is below average. Only the basket ball court and stone benches are the attraction. Rest of the college is crowded with buildings and waste lands. Although the college provide several activies including clubs.

Under the guidance of the college authority, they provide 2 hostels for girls and 1 hostel for boys. Rents are comparabily affordable. 6500 per month or could be payed ones at all. The food they provide are above average, closing time for girl is 6pm.

Excluding the journalism department, there are no entrance exams. Plus two marks or degree marks are the only criteria they take into consideration during admission. Admission is solely through online. Reservatiom is available for sc/st, sports and community quota(syrian malankara)

Moderate teaching ability with efforful co-curricular syllabus. The management is strict when compared to other autonomous colleges. Comparing with other colleges the campus is small, although the vibe the students hold is great