Kochi | Education & Research

[sujeetr]

Hi

[sujeetr]

India's Best Colleges
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ENGINEERING
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/ima...ngineering.pdf)
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1. IIT - Delhi
2. IIT - Kharagpur
3. IIT - Kanpur
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20 NIT - Kozhikode


ARTS
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/images/top_50_arts.pdf)
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1. Loyola College - Chennai
2. LSR College for Women - Delhi
3. St. Stephen's - Delhi
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21. Sacred Heart College - Kochi
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23. St. Teresa's College - Kochi
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38. Maharaja's College - Kochi

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SCIENCE
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/ima...50_science.pdf)
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1. Loyola College - Chennai
2. St. Stephen's - Delhi
3. St. Xavier's - Kolkata
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24. Sacred Heart College - Kochi
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35. St. Albert's College - Kochi



COMMERCE
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/ima...0_commerce.pdf)
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1. SRCC - Delhi
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25. Sacred Heart College - Kochi
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37. St. Albert's - Kochi
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46 - St. Teresa's College - Kochi


LAW
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/images/top_25_law.pdf)
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1. NLSIU - Bangalore
2. National Academy of Legal Studies - Hyd
3. Faculty of Law, Delhi Univ - Delhi
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14. School of Legal Studies, CUSAT - Kochi
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18. National Univ of Advanced Legal Studies - Kochi
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MEDICINE
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/ima...5_medicine.pdf)
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1. AIIMS - Delhi
2. CMC - Vellore
3. AFMC - Pune
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18. Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences and Research - Kochi
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.

[keralajava]

I was looking for information about schools in Cochin then saw this thread. Is there any other thread that covers this?

I am adding information about one school that I know about - The Choice School.

http://www.choiceschool.com/

Please update this thread if you happened to know about schools in and around Cochin which can help kids from abroad adapt easily.

Thanks

[keralajava]

Another school that I found with good educational standards (from their website information) is http://www.assisi.ac.in/index.htm

Any first hand information about these school are highly appreciated.

Lets keep this thread alive, folks!

[keralajava]

Another school in Cochin - http://www.globalpublicschool.org/

I am collecting schools with a difference via a touch of international study methods.

Please add if any of you have more details about schools in and around cochin.

[induzcreed]

Hi All,

Any update on IIT Kochi ?

Originally Posted by sujeetr

India's Best Colleges
----------------------------


ENGINEERING
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/ima...ngineering.pdf)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. IIT - Delhi
2. IIT - Kharagpur
3. IIT - Kanpur
.
.
20 NIT - Kozhikode


ARTS
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/images/top_50_arts.pdf)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Loyola College - Chennai
2. LSR College for Women - Delhi
3. St. Stephen's - Delhi
.
.

21. Sacred Heart College - Kochi
.
23. St. Teresa's College - Kochi
.
38. Maharaja's College - Kochi

.
.

SCIENCE
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/ima...50_science.pdf)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Loyola College - Chennai
2. St. Stephen's - Delhi
3. St. Xavier's - Kolkata
.
.
24. Sacred Heart College - Kochi
.
35. St. Albert's College - Kochi



COMMERCE
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/ima...0_commerce.pdf)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. SRCC - Delhi
.
.
25. Sacred Heart College - Kochi
.
37. St. Albert's - Kochi
.
46 - St. Teresa's College - Kochi


LAW
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/images/top_25_law.pdf)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. NLSIU - Bangalore
2. National Academy of Legal Studies - Hyd
3. Faculty of Law, Delhi Univ - Delhi
.
.
14. School of Legal Studies, CUSAT - Kochi
.
18. National Univ of Advanced Legal Studies - Kochi
.

MEDICINE
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/ima...5_medicine.pdf)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. AIIMS - Delhi
2. CMC - Vellore
3. AFMC - Pune
.
.
18. Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences and Research - Kochi
.
.

[Subin]

Originally Posted by induzcreed

Hi All,

Any update on IIT Kochi ?

You kidding? When was an IIT in Kochi proposed?

[induzcreed]

Originally Posted by Subin

You kidding? When was an IIT in Kochi proposed?

some earlier news reports stating the GOK both former UDF and current LDF were proposed and backed a movement for IIT - K...if I am not wrong

http://www.hindu.com/2005/05/27/stor...2716410300.htm

[Gotcha]

Delhi seems to have the best colleges in the country!

[ghostbuster_g]

KOCHI: The first phase of the new campus of the National University of Advanced Legal Studies (NUALS) at Kalamassery spread over 10,370 square metre will include the five-storey School of Professional Education housing the academic blocks.

If the construction work goes according to the plan, students getting admitted in July 2011 will pursue their studies at the new campus, the work of which is expected to be over in a year.

Elaborating on the proposed master plan of the new campus, N. K. Jayakumar, Vice-Chancellor of NUALS, told The Hindu that the estimated cost of the first phase of the new campus is Rs. 10 crore. The government has also earmarked Rs. one crore under the plan fund.

Source:The Hindu

[sudhansu_shekhar]

Originally Posted by sujeetr

India's Best Colleges
----------------------------


ENGINEERING
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/ima...ngineering.pdf)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. IIT - Delhi
2. IIT - Kharagpur
3. IIT - Kanpur
.
.
20 NIT - Kozhikode


ARTS
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/images/top_50_arts.pdf)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Loyola College - Chennai
2. LSR College for Women - Delhi
3. St. Stephen's - Delhi
.
.

21. Sacred Heart College - Kochi
.
23. St. Teresa's College - Kochi
.
38. Maharaja's College - Kochi

.
.

SCIENCE
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/ima...50_science.pdf)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Loyola College - Chennai
2. St. Stephen's - Delhi
3. St. Xavier's - Kolkata
.
.
24. Sacred Heart College - Kochi
.
35. St. Albert's College - Kochi



COMMERCE
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/ima...0_commerce.pdf)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. SRCC - Delhi
.
.
25. Sacred Heart College - Kochi
.
37. St. Albert's - Kochi
.
46 - St. Teresa's College - Kochi


LAW
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/images/top_25_law.pdf)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. NLSIU - Bangalore
2. National Academy of Legal Studies - Hyd
3. Faculty of Law, Delhi Univ - Delhi
.
.
14. School of Legal Studies, CUSAT - Kochi
.
18. National Univ of Advanced Legal Studies - Kochi
.

MEDICINE
(http://media1.itgo.in/indiatoday/ima...5_medicine.pdf)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. AIIMS - Delhi
2. CMC - Vellore
3. AFMC - Pune
.
.
18. Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences and Research - Kochi
.
.

hey dude IIT kgp should be at the top in the list of engineering colleges...

[rajkrish]

Indian Maritime University campus to be opened in Kochi. Central govt. has allotted 26 Crores for the setting up of the campus

Source

[Kiru_PTA]

Innovation varsity to promote world-class research

G. Krishnakumar

Kochi among 14 centres chosen to establish the institutions

KOCHI: Kochi is among 14 places across the country identified by the Union Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) for setting up a world class innovation university.

The other centres are Amritsar, Greater Noida, Jaipur, Patna, Guwahati, Kolkata, Bhopal, Gandhinagar, Coimbatore, Mysore, Pune, Visakhapatnam, and Bhubaneswar.

The Ministry had circulated the draft legislation for comments by various stakeholders. According to the draft Bill, the innovation universities are aimed at making India a global knowledge hub. Each one to be built around a theme or subject, these unique universities will enjoy total autonomy in appointments, collaborations, resource generation and nomenclature of degrees.

The universities will be open to all, irrespective of nationality, gender, ethnicity and disability, provided at least half the students admitted to any programme are Indians. There is, however, no mention of caste-based reservation.

Each university for innovation will have to establish a university endowment fund but will have the freedom to receive donations, contributions from alumni and other incomes as long as 80 per cent of the annual income is used for development of research infrastructure.

The university will be a not-for-profit legal entity and no part of the surplus revenue will be invested for any purpose except the growth and development of the university.

The innovation universities are primarily intended to be private institutions. However, the Ministry can also make grants to develop them, in which case the President would be the Visitor and the government would have a larger role in their functioning.

Board of governors

Each university will have an independent board of governors empowered to discharge all functions by enacting statutes to provide for its administration, management and operations.

The board will delegate its powers to the academic board, headed by the Vice-Chancellor, that will perform financial, management and administrative functions including appointments and collaborations; the Board of Studies that will specify programmes of study; the Faculty of Knowledge Manpower Assessment to study and assess through research trends in emerging fields of knowledge of relevance, and the Research Council that will interface with the research funding organisations, industry and civil society.

The draft Bill pointed out that the establishment of the 14 universities is expected to set benchmarks for excellence for other institutions of higher learning through “path-breaking research and promoting synergies between teaching and research.”

Each university will stand for humanism, tolerance, reason and adventure of ideas and search for truth. It is expected to attempt to provide a path for humankind free from deprivation and seek to understand and appreciate nature and its laws for the well-being of the people.

http://www.hindu.com/2010/08/05/stor...0555160900.htm

[arunpr]

KOCHI: Education Minister M.A. Baby will inaugurate a research centre and M.Tech. courses at the Model Engineering College (MEC), Thrikkakara, on Saturday.

The MEC had a strategic plan to evolve as a centre of excellence in the prime areas of technology right from the time of its inception, says a communication from the college authorities.

Over a span of 21 years, the college has developed its own infrastructure essential for the existing undergraduate programmes and has tremendously upgraded the technical expertise of the faculty.
The state-of-the-art facilities in advanced technologies have enabled the college to attain the status of research centre under CUSAT.

In order to cater to the demands of higher education in the fast developing technological fields, the college has started two more M.Tech courses in Signal Processing and Opto Electronics.

The major research areas under the Research Centre include Signal and Image processing, Opto electronics, VLSI, Communication Systems and Bio Medical Engineering.
The college has an annual intake of 330 students per batch for B.Tech and 54 students for M.Tech.

Almost all students have secured jobs through campus placements in top rated companies.

MEC has the highest pass percentage compared to all other colleges under CUSAT. MEC students have retained all the top ranks of the university, says the communication.
http://www.hindu.com/2010/12/02/stor...0263360200.htm

[mohammedirshad06]

Kochi Educational institutions comes up in Ranking, as part of Outlook Top Professional Colleges Ranking 2011.

Only 6 colleges came up from Kerala in the rankings!!!!

Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences is ranked Top 11th college among top 50 Medical colleges of the country



Among engineering colleges, Government Model Engineering College-Thrikakkara ranked Top 49th college and SCMS Engineering College as Top 59th.





Among Social Service Professional college, Rajagiri college of Social Sciences ranked top 9th college of India



Good going!!! I believe, this government will focus more on quality education, than quantitative education.....

[mohammedirshad06]

In a comprehensive survey conducted by Business Digest, Kochi-based magazine, PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore stands at the first position among the 15 private Engineering Colleges in South India.

R V college, Bangalore, SriVenkateswara Engineering College, Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh, BMS college of Engineering, Bangalore and Chaithanya Bharathi Institute of Technology, Hyderabad stood at 2 to 5 positions respectively in engineering colleges.

The Best Business school in South India was Indian School of Business, Hyderabad, followed by Institute of Public Enterprises Hyderabad, Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai, T.A. Pai Management Institute, Manipal and SCMS, Kochi, a Press release here said.

Federal Institute of Science and TEchnology (FISAT), Mookkanoor, Ernakulam has been adjudged as the best private Self-financing Engineering College in Kerala. In the case of Business Schools, it was SCMS School of Business, Ernakulam.

http://www.indianexpress.com/news/ps...-india/807804/

[mohammedirshad06]

The engineering students who passed out from Cochin University of Science and Technology in 2011 have got placements in major companies.

As many as 34 companies came to the campus for placement and 532 students got job offers. Among them 60 received more than one job offer.
The annual remuneration offered by the companies varies from Rs 3 lakh to Rs 10.5 lakh, sources said.

TCS, Accenture, Oracle, Google, HCL, Wipro, CSC, Delphi and National Instruments are the companies that came for recruiting students from computer science and circuit branches. L&T, ECC, Punchaloyd, Mahindra & Mahindra and Gulfar Engineering have recruited students from other branches.
Public sector organisations like IOCL, GAIL and ONGC also come to the campus every year to hire safety and fire engineering students. Eighty-five percent of students who have passed out from School of Engineering, Cusat, got campus selection.

For the past three years, safety and fire engineering students have been getting hundred percent campus placement.

While 95 percent of the students from computer science and electrical and electronics engineering branches got placement, 88 percent from IT, electronics and communications streams and 68 percent from civil engineering branch got placements.

The students of Pulinkunnu campus, Alappuzha, that comes under Cusat, also got good offers, sources said.

http://ibnlive.in.com/news/plum-post...71-60-122.html

[mohammedirshad06]

NORKA-Roots CEO Noel Thomas said the board had also cleared the setting up of an NRI university on 50 acres near SmartCity, based on the business model of Cochin International Airport Ltd. with private participation.

The deemed university will provide educational facilities for middle-income NRK wards with courses designed for and focused on employability at SmartCity. It also decided to issue NRK (non-resident Keralite) smart cards and design a mechanism for rating and upgrading of the sills of personnel, who would be given NORKA Roots. A training institute is coming up here while a business venture has been planned in association with Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation and the new Al Barakh Financial Services based on Islamic principles.

http://arabnews.com/economy/article460502.ece

[mohammedirshad06]

Stopping at destinations of their choice, they capture facets of life’s changing perspectives on their canvases. The works of five MFA final year students of RLV College of Fine Arts displayed at Bindhi’s Art Gallery are thought-provoking.

Anoop S Kalarickal takes you to the origin of folk art forms, to their elaborate style of dressing and presentation. The spectacular forms that evoke terror and fear take you to the time when they were a way of protest against the injustice shown to those in the lower rungs of society. Anoop brings to mind the myths associated with the ritual art form with his unique treatment and style. He portrays parts of spectacular form and embellishments and links them to stylised hand and legs in meaningful ways in his works. Rats take on symbolic hues in one frame.

Sajo Joseph’s works depict trees of iron pipes branching out into different forms and bearing fruits of technology’s findings. The black and red tones give an arid feeling. Titled ‘Doomsday Series,’ all the three frames exhibited by him show how metallic pipes are ruling the roost. Amid the maze of pipes that twist and turn, he makes use of words to express his feeling that only a sharp eye can decipher. In one frame, he gives details of a metallic tap. Away from the objective depictions, introspection finds its way into Abraham Alex’s works. His series is about thoughts that run through his mind and he is a mute witness to the things that pass by in his works.

In each frame, a few words are striking like ‘As expected same old story you’re a good for nothing,’ lingers in our mind. He brings out the different dimensions of relationship and the context of power and superiority remains a question in his images of muscle men gearing up for a fight. On another frame, the words, ‘I hope this is not the end, maybe its just a beginning’ spreads hope.

Life in all its hues has been captured by T S Prasanth in his works. His crowded scenes are peopled with all kinds of emotions and expressions. He brings out the good and bad sides of public places where strangers rub shoulders and danger lurks in every corner. His frames are almost chaotic with people lost in each one’s need and activity. Prasanth has an uncanny way of bringing the crowd alive on his canvas.

The heart is a symbol that stands for many things and Anoopkumar V S has used in different ways. In one frame a heart opens out of an egg shell. In another, it blooms open. He also depicts the heart on a lock with all its chambers locked, seeming to say that the warmth and depth of life remains locked. Anoop seems to be exploring the magic that the heart unfolds in his works. The potential and skill of the young artists reflect from each work.
The exhibition will run through June 27.

http://ibnlive.in.com/news/five-on-a...96-60-122.html

[mohammedirshad06]

Kerala's only National level Legal University- National University of Advanced Legal Studies, NUALs is going shift to its state-of-the-art mega campus. The campus was recently opened by Kerala CM Ommen Chandy