Hearty Welcome

To
The Honorable Chairman
&
Members of the NBA Expert
Committee

VISWAJYOTHI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY,

VAZHAKULAM
 Sponsored by:
Catholic Diocesan Technical Education Trust,
Kothamangalam. (2001)
Approved by:
All India Council for Technical Education, New
Delhi (2001)
Affiliated to:
APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University,
Thiruvananthapuram (2014) and Mahatma
Gandhi University, Kottayam (2001)
Dr. Josephkunju Paul C
PRINCIPAL

Previous responsibilities
1. Professor & Head of the department of
Mechanical Engineering, Mar Athanasius
College of Engineering, Kothamangalam
2. ChairmanB Tech. Board of Examinations,
3. Director- B Tech. Centralised Valuation,
4. Convener- B Tech. Syllabus revision
committee
Promoters
Institutional Achievements
Faculty & Student Centric Policies and Utilization
Quality Assurance Initiative and Impact
Teaching – Learning Process
Faculty Contribution and Student Performance
Campus Infrastructure & General Facilities
Governance
 Institute Vision & Mission
 Promoters
SL.NO NAME SL.NO NAME

1 Msgr. Dr. Cherian Kanjirakombil, 15 Rev. Sr. Grace Kochupaliyathil,

President Provincial Superior
2 Rev. Dr. George Thanathuparambil, 16 Sri. K. Francis George,Ex.MP
Director
3 Rev. Fr. John Mundackal,Procurator, 17 Dr. K. V. Thomas

4 V. Rev. Fr. Francis Keerampara, Vicar 18 Mr. Lukachan Olickal

5 Rev. Fr. Kuriakose Kodakallil, Vicar 19 Mr. Jolly George

6 V. Rev. Dr. Joseph Adapoor 20 Mr. K. T. Mathew Kochumuttom

7 Rev. Fr. Paul Nedumpurath, Vicar 21 Sri. Kennady Peter

8 Rev. Fr. Thomas Poovathumkal, Bursar 22 Mr. Johnson P.

9 Rev. Sr. Navya Maria CMC 23 Mr. Johny Nelloor

10 Rev. Fr. Mathew Kakkanattu, Vicar 24 Rev. Fr. Thomas Malekudy

11 Rev. Fr. Mathews Maliekal, Vicar 25 Mr. V. V. Kurian

12 V. Rev. Fr. Thomas Kuzhinjalil, Vicar 26 Prof. T. S. Chacko

13 Rev. Fr. Joseph Kaimala CMI 27 Adv. K. T. Thomas

14 Rev. Sr. Thresiamma Pallikunnel,

Provincial Superior
 Institutional Achievements
MetroMan’s Visit in 2015
Dr. Kuncheria P. Isacc’s visit in 2016
Dr. Alphonse Kannanthanam’s Visit In 2017

MoU with 26 industry from all over India

IIT Bombay Remote Center from 2012

NBA Accreditation for CSE and ECE two departments (Oct, 2010)
ISO Certification for the College (Dec, 2010)
R&D Centre with Dr. K. Babu Joseph former Vice Chancellor of
CUSAT, as the Dean (Mar, 2011)
 Institutional Achievements
• Won best accredited student branch from Computer Society of India
(CSI) in the academic year 2015-2016 and 2016-2017
• Secured best ISTE student chapter in the academic year 2015-2016.
• Distinguished College award from Computer Society of India (CSI), Mu
mbai Chapter
• Recognized as Advanced Partner Institute in Infosys Campus connect.
• Member of United Nations Academic Impact in June 2017
• Appreciation for free and open source software Training through
Spoken Tutorial Project, IIT Bombay in 2013-2014
• Secured First Prize in KTU sponsored Techfest KETCON.
• Received award for being the first engineering college to complete
the online affiliation registration process FOR KTU in the state of
Kerala.
• Winners in fury 2017 intercollegiate basket ball tournament
conducted by NIT Calicut.
 Fa cult y Achievements
SL.N NAME & DESIGNATION depa ACHIEVEMENT
O rtme
nt
1 Dr. K.K. Rajan (Professor & De EEE Appointed as independent director and member of
an (I.I.I), board of directors of NPCIL by the Department of
Atomic Energy, Govt. of India

2 Dr. Anoop C K CE Nominated as a Technical Commission Expert in

(Associate Professor) Hydrology for the world Meteorological Organizat
ion, Geneva.
3 Prof. K.J DEVASIA ME Prof. K.J DEVASIA (Department of ME)
Team Excellence Award In CFD BY ISRO

4 Dr. Sheela V K IT
Dr.Sinnu Susan Thomas ECE
Secured Ph.D Degree
Dr.Sony Kurian EEE
Dr.Shanmugesh K ME
5 Mr. Joby George ME Developed a hand held Automated rubber tapping
(Assistant Professor) device for removal of bark from rubber trees (Pate
nt Application Number : 261/CHE/2015)
 Faculty Achievement s (contd..)
SL.N NAME & DESIGNATION depart ACHIEVEMENT
O ment
6 Dr. Sinnu Susan Thomas K ECE •Selected as an “Outstanding Woman in Engineeri
(Associate Professor) ng” by Venus International Foundation
•Selected as “Gandhian Young Innovation / Award
” Appreciation 2018
7 Mrs.Anitha Rajan K S&H Selected as an “Young Woman in Humanities and
(Assistant Professor) Social Science” by Venus International
Foundation
8 Ms. Resmi Cherian CSE Bronze Medal By Infosys
(Assistant Professor)
Ms. Neenu Daniel
(Assistant Professor)
9 Mr. Prince Kurian IT Silver Medal By Infosys
(Assistant Professor)
10 Mr. Santhanu.P.Mohan IT Bronze Medal By Infosys
(Assistant Professor)
Mr. Prince Kurian
(Assistant Professor)
12 Dr.Anishin Raj M M CSE Secured MBA Degree in Information system
s from Bharathiyar University (Through DSS
E)in 2017
 Stud ent s Achievements
SL. NAME Achievements
NO
1 Tom George Recognized for error correction in Facebook and was
awarded 4 Lakh Rupees.
2 Athul Vincent Qualified gate 2017 with score of 689 and AIR 791
3 Ashin Basil John First prize for project exhibition conducted by IIT M
adras as part of “SHAASTRA”, 2016.
4 Edwin Jose, Ediwin Cyril, First prize in the event “Advanced 6th Sense Robotic
Akhil Mathew, Giswin Vinc s” organized by IIT Madras and Wingfotech on 29th
ent and Justiane Jacob to 31st January 2016.

5 Josemon Goerge First Prize for Mind craft compete ion held at NIT C
alicut
6 Shobin Mathew & Giswin Third prize for GSM Labrvinth held at NIT Calicut.
Vincent
7 Finu Joseph, Basil K. Johny First prize in “Tiltatorre” at Tathva held at NIT
, Georgekutty, Aju Seby and Calicut.
Naveen George
Students Achievements
F aculty Centric Policies & Ut ilization
•Salaries & Pay scales (6th pay )
•Sponsorship for
oConferences
oSeminars
oWorkshops
oFDPs & SDPs
•Leave for higher studies
•Special casual leave
•Block leave
•Maternity leave facility
•Transport facility
•Group Insurance for all faculty members and staff
Faculty Centric Policies & Utilization
(contd. )
• Faculty members are encouraged for paper
presentations
• Rewards for National and International Journal
publications
• Increment for additional qualifications
• Faculty members are encouraged for pursuing higher
education
• Sponsorship to attend training programmes
• EPF and ESI for staff members.
 Students Centric Policies & Utilization
• Overall Top Rankers in Each Department Rewarded with Gold Medal
• Best outgoing student in each year rewarded with cash award of Rs 10,000/-
• Muraleekrishnan Memorial Award- Best outgoing student of ME rewarded with
cash award of Rs 25,000/-
• University Rank holders are rewarded with Gold Medals.
• Best Project Team from each department is rewarded with cash award of Rs. 3000/-
by VJCET Alumni Association
• Cash award for Winners ( Team or Individual ) in National Level Technical fest
(BODHI).

BPL Scholarship by Management Tuition Fee Waiving by Management

No. of Students Amount No. of Students Amount
Year Year
Benefitted In Rupees Benefitted In Rupees
2016-17 341 13066300 2016-17 117 8775000
2015-16 254 9697000 2015-16 96 7200000
2014-15 198 8475000 2014-15 88 6600000
 OBE- Quality Assurance Initiative & Impact
• From 2014-15 Outcome Based Education adopted
• Assessment of Program Outcomes
oDirect Tool : Academic Performance (Internal & University)
oIndirect Tool : Students Exit Survey , Alumni Survey & Employer Survey
• IQAC Committee:
Sl. N Assessment Criteria Frequency Imp
o. act
1 Students assessment record monitoring Monthly Once
2 Test and retest monitoring After the corresponding exams
3 Attendance monitoring Monthly Once
4 Course file and lab manual monitoring Once in a Semester
5 Student discipline Monthly once
6 Project monitoring As per Academic Schedule
7 Nptel, spoken tutorial & guest lecture monitoring Monthly once
8 Feedback End of semester Verifie
d by
9 Training & development Monthly once IQAC

10 Exam Before and after university examin

ations
11 Academic Advisory Once in 6 months
12 Research & faculty development Semester wise
 Teaching - Learning Process

• Chalk & Talk

• LCD Projector
• Presentations
• Digital Library
• NPTEL Video lectures
• Projects/Workshops
• Demonstration
• Group Discussion
• Interactive Lectures
• Self Learning Resources
• Seminars/Guest Lectures
• Course Files
T i m e Ta b l e ( S a m p l e )

Time Table Contains

Periods for the
following activities:

 Tutorials
 Mentoring
 Students Feedback

Online Feedback taken HOD will analyze the

and processed for all feedback of each faculty a
courses twice in a semester nd will take necessary
actions.
 Faculty Qualification

Department Faculty PhD Pursuing M.Tech /PG

PhD
Civil 30 3 2 25

Computer science 29 2 9 19

Electrical and Electronics 26 3 1 22

Electronics and Communication 32 2 7 23

Information Technology 12 2 3 7

Mechanical 28 3 8 17

MBA 9 5 - 4

Science and Humanities 21 1 1 19

Total 187 21 31 136

 Faculty Contribution

National & International Publications

Year CE CSE EEE ECE IT ME S&H MBA Total

2017-18 7 13 - 5 - 19 1 - 44
(till date
)

2016-17 6 26 26 17 10 59 8 22 135

2015-16 9 8 5 15 - 18 - 27 50

2014-15 0 0 8 19 - 13 - - 32
 Faculty Contribution-R&D
Dept. Funded Project Funding Amount
Agency

EEE Development of level sensor BRNS 33.08 Lakhs

for Lead Lithium loop system
ME Wind Tunnel Apparatus AICTE 14 Lakhs
 Student Performance-Success Rate

Dept CE CSE EEE ECE IT ME

Year Numb Succe Numb Succes Numb Succes Num Succes Numb Succe Num Succe
er of ss Ra er of st s Rate er of s s Rate ber of s Rate er of s ss Rat ber of ss Rat
stude te udents tudent stude tudent e stude e
nts ad admitt s admi nts a s admi nts a
mitte ed tted dmitt tted dmitt
d ed ed
2013-17 62 93.57 121 73.55 87 50.57 120 88.7 41 46.34 63 74.6

2012-16 61 79.37 116 72.41 54 62.96 124 95.16 24 79.16 64 60.93

2011-15 63 76.66 119 67.22 59 61.01 120 90.8 51 49.02 63 53.96

 Student Performance- Placement
& Higher education
CE CSE

Total No. Total No.

Academ % of Higher Entrep Academi No. of Stud % of Higher Entrep
of studen No. of Students Placed of student
ic year Studies reneur c year ents Placed Studies reneur
ts s Placemen
Placeme
nt t

2016 - 52.06 0
62 30 48.4 2 0 2016 -17 121 63 5
17
2015 -
63 33 52.4 2 0 2015 -16 116 64 55.17 3 0
16
2014 -
60 26 43.3 6 2 2014 -15 119 59 49.57 7 0
15

EEE
ECE

Academic Total No. of No. of Students % of Higher Entrepr

Academi Total No. o No. of Stude % of Higher Entrep
year students Placed Studies eneur
Placeme c year f students nts Placed Studies reneur
Placemen
nt
t

2016 -17 87 40 45.97 4 0

2016 -17 120 65 54.16 4 0

2015 -16 54 30 55.55 5 0

2015 -16 124 64 51.61 2 0

2014 -15 59 25 42.37 3 0

2014 -15 119 66 55.46 3 0
 Student Performance- Placement
& Higher education
IT
ME

Total No.
Academ No. of Stud % of Higher Entrep Total No.
of studen Academi No. of Stud % of Higher Entrep
ic year ents Placed Studies reneur of student
ts Placeme c year ents Placed Studies reneur
s Placemen
nt
t
2016 -1
41 21 51.21 0 0
7 2016 -17 63 25 39.68 1 0

2015 -1
24 13 54.16 2 0
6 2015 -16 64 26 40.62 5 0

2014 -1
51 26 50.98 4 0
5 2014 -15 61 27 44.26 3 0

MBA
Total No. No. of Stu
Academic Higher Entreprene
of student dents Pla % of
year Studies ur
s ced
Placement
78.04%
2016 -17 41 32 0 0

51.78%
2015 -16 56 29 0 0

54.23%
2014 -15 59 32 0 0
Student Performance-
Professional Society Membership
Professional Associated Strength
Body Department (Current
s Status)
CSI CSE 320
IEEE EEE & ECE 121

ISTE CSE 107

SAE ME 82

ISHRAE ME 29

IETE ECE 20
Professional Society Activities
Professi Associated Strengt
onal Departmen h
Body ts
(Curren
t
Status)
CSI CSE 320
IEEE EEE & ECE 121

ISTE CSE 107

SAE ME 82
ISHRAE ME 29
IETE ECE 20

ICI
Student Performance-
Extracurricular Activities

•College Tech Fest: Bodhi

•Collge Cultural Fest: Dhrishya
•Sports Fest: Drona
•NSS
•Basket Ball Team
•Football Team
•Music Band
 F i r s t Ye a r S t u d e n t P e r f o r m a n c e

FIRST YEAR PERFORMANCE

Year 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15

Semester Odd Sem Odd Sem Even Sem Odd Sem Even Sem First Year
All Branches

Appeared 513 602 594 581 578 559

Passed 296 310 362 301 346 348

% of Pass 57.69 51.49 60.94 51.81 59.86 62.25

 Campus Infrastructure
•Academic Block A
•Academic Block B
•Academic Block C
•Academic Block D
•Research Block
•Main Auditorium
•Lab Complex
•Basketball Court
•Civil Block
•Gents Hostels
•Ladies Hostel
•Multipurpose synthetic court
•Playground
•Sewage water treatment plant
•Canteen
•50 KWP On Grid Solar Power Plant

LAND AREA :-26 acres

TOTAL BUILD UP AREA:- 6 Lakh Sq.Ft
 Campus Infrastructure (Labs)

S.No Department Physical Labs

1 Mechanical Engineering 11
2 Electronics and Communication Engineering 9
3 Electrical and Electronics Engineering 6
4 Computer Science and Engineering 8
5 Civil Engineering Labs. 8
6 Information Technology 4
7 Communication and Soft Skills Lab. 1
8 Physics Lab 1
9 Chemistry Lab 1
10 Workshop 1
11 Central Computing Center 1
Total Laboratories 51
Campus Infrastructure -Labs
 Central Library

BOOKS
TITLES 10349 LIBRARY FACILITIES
VOLUME 37888
NATIONAL/ 127
JOURNALS •E- gate register
INTERNATIONAL •Web OPAC
BOUND VOLUME 463 •Barcoded Books
CD ROM 1333 •Barcode Based Transaction
DIGITAL LIBRARY •Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) Scheme
1. IEEE (ASPP) •IP Based Access of E-Journals, E- Books, web-OPAC and Digital L
ibrary
2. ASCE
•Digital library facility with 65 computers and 25 Head phones
3. ASME •Multimedia Facility
E-JOURNALS 4. Springer (Nature) •E- journals from (IEEE (ASPP), ASME, ASCE, SPRINGER, EBSCO)
5. EBSCO (Management) •Institutional Membership with NDL and DELNET
6. DELNET •Video/Audio Library
7. NDL •NPTEL Facility
INSTITUTIONAL MEMB 1. DELNET •Institutional Repository
•Reprographic Facility
ERSHIP 2. NDL
•Document Scanning Facility
1. INSTITUTIONAL REPOSITORY •Document Printing Facility
2. AUDIO/VIDEO LIBRARY •Servillance Camera
IN HOUSE DATABASES
i. NPTEL •Signage Display
ii. MEDIA REPOSITORY
SEATING CAPACITY 180
 Computing & Internet Facilities

Total No. of Computers :

Conducting Online Examination for Outside World

Wi-Fi Details
Online Feedback System
Wi-Fi Hot Spot - Outdoor Units: 07
Internet LAN Facility
- Indoor Units: 64

Security Details Central Computing Centre

Licensed Software
Common Domain (portal.vjcet.ac.in) is Available

Device Department Coverage Name of the Internet

Reliance Communications (P) Ltd BSNL.
provider
Cisco Access Common Computing 100 meters radius without
Points Center obstructions Available band widt 30 Mbps (1:1) Rel + 155 Mbps (1:1) BSNL
h and 10 Mbps NMEICT Connection.
Library Internet access in lab
CS Staff Room s classrooms library
Yes
Cisco Access CE Staff Room and offices of all Dep
Points, IT Staff Room 100 meters radius without artments
Digisol ME Staff Room obstructions Security Arrangeme
Hardware Firewall
Access Points S&H Staff Room nts
EC Staff Room
EE Staff Room

Ruckus Wifi
Server Room Supports 999 Access Points Sl.No. Device Function
Controller
Cyberoam Fire
Ruckus Ladies Hostel 50 meters radius without obstructi 1 wall (Hardwar Security Controller
Access Points Boys Hostel ons e)
Quick heal Ant
2 ivirus (Softwar Antivirus
e)
General Facilities

Transport Facilities
Adequate Power Supply with Back up Facilities
Intercom & Wi-Fi Facility in all buildings
Water Coolers
Separate Rest Room for Boys and Girls
Boys and Girls Hostels in Campus
Sports Facilities for various types of games & Gymnasium
Canteen , medical room , honesty shop
Reprographic center
Sewage water treatment plant
50 KWP On Grid Solar Power Plant
Dispensary
IIT Bombay/IIT Kharaghpur Remote Center
VJCET Consultancy Services :-Water Testing , Food Adulteration Testi
ng, DRC Testing, Soil Testing
 Sports Facilities
SPORTS FACILITIES

Sl. N Availability for us No. of student Plinth area in

Name of the facility Equipments in the Gymnasium
o. age s utility sq.m
1 Gymnasium 35 230 Peck Deck
2 Volleyball 1 12 957 Bench Press
3 Basketball 1 20 770 High Lat & Rowing Pulley
4 Badminton 8 32 1400 Cable Cross Over
5 Table Tennis 2 8 66 Squat Machine
6 Multi -Purpose Synthetic Court Leg Curl & Leg Extention
Basketball 1 10 Biceps Curl
Volleyball 1 12 1189 Triceps Curl
Tennis 1 4 Wrist Curl
7 Multi -Purpose Stadium Bench Press Parallel
Football 1 22 Bench Press Incline
Cricket 1 22 10848 Tread Mill - 2 Nos.
200M. Athletic Track Abdominal Board
Ab. King Pro
Total 177 15460 Double Twister
Gym. Bench
Gym. Stool
T - Bar
Dumbells
Weights
Sports Facilities
 Governance

The Governing Council lays down the policies

 Principal is responsible for academic activities, day to
day operations, general infrastructure and routine
financial expenditure.
 Principal delegates the academics and part of the
discipline matters to HODs.
 Various committees take care of co-curricular and
extra- curricular activities wit their Coordinators
reporting to Principal.
Delegation of authorities to Faculty & staff.
Financial power delegation to Directors and HODs.
Organization Chart
 Governing Council
1. Msgr. Dr. Cherian Kanjirakompil , (President, Diocesan
Technical Education Trust & Manager) President
2. Rev. Fr. Thomas Malekudy, (Former Manager, 2001-2012)
Member
3. Rev. Dr. Francis Alappatt, (Former Manager, 2012-2015)
4. Adv. Johny Nelloor, (Vice President of the Trust) Member
5. Rev. Fr. Paul Nedumpurath, (Secretary of the Trust) Member
6. Adv. Francis George, (Joint Secretary of the Trust) Member
7. Mr. K. T. Mathew, (Treasurer of the Trust) Member
8. Rev. Dr. George Thanathuparambil, (Secretary, Higher Edn.
Corporate Educational Agency), Member
9.Mr. Isaac Joseph Kottukapilly, (Industry Expert) Member
10.Nominee of AICTE
11.Nominee of DTE
12.Nominee of KTU
13.Nominee of MGU
14.Dr. Josephkunju Paul C (Principal) Secretary
 Advisory Council
1. Msgr. Dr. Cherian Kanjirakompil (President of Diocesan Technical Education Trust & Manager)
President
2. Rev. Dr. George Oliapuram (Former Manager) Member
3. Rev. Fr. Thomas Malekudy (Former Manager) Member
4. Rev. Fr. Paul Nedumpurath (Secretary of the Trust) Member
5. Dr. Cyriac Thomas (Former VC MG University, Former Member Minority Commission) Member
6. Prof. Job Kurien (Former Dean and HOD Aeronautical Engg. IIT, Madras) Member
7. Prof T. L. Jose (Former Director and Dean, EEE, NIIT, Calicut) Member
8. Dr. Paulose Jacob (PVC and HOD, CSE, CUSAT) Member
9. Prof. Paul Pudussery (Director, Dept. of Education, Don Bosco University, Guwahati) Member
10. Mr. Isaac Joseph Kottukapilly (Industry Expert) Member
11. Dr. Abu Sebastian (Industry Expert, IBM Research, Zurich, Switzerland) Member
12. Dr. Santha Joseph M.D. Member
13. Rev. Dr. George Thanathuparambil (Director) Secretary
14. Dr. Josephkunju Paul C (Principal) Member
 Committees / Cells

1.Students Welfare / Counselling Centre 20. College Website & Automation

2. Student’s Grievancess Redressal / 21. ISO Certification
Appeal Committee 22. Library
3. Student’s Senate / Union Advisors 23. Academic Schema
4. Arts, Cultural Fest, Quiz & Debate Club 24. Technical Fest
5. Sports and Games 25. Department Associations
6. Disciplinary Action Committee 26. College Orchestra
7. Community Service Cell / NSS 27. AICTE Grievance Redressal
8. Alumni Association Committee
9. IEEE 28. Kerala Technological University
10. ISTE (KTU)
11. IETE 29. KTU- Internal Audit Cell
13. ECO Club / Photography / Nature Club 30. MG University Nodal Centre
14. Magazine 31. University Exams
15. Women’s Grievance Redressal Forum 32. Centre for Research &
16. Student’s Feedback Development
17. Series Test 33. NBA Accreditation Committee
18. Time Table19. AICTE 34. Academic Council
(Compliance report etc.)
 Committees / Cells
35. Career Guidance & Placement Unit 45. Entrepreneurship Club
36. Continuing Education Cell 46. Review Committee for Performance
37. Industry-Institute-Interaction Cell Evaluation
38. Central Computing Facility 47. Spoken Tutorial Committee
39. Ethics Committee 48. NPTEL
40. Hostel Committee 49. FABLAB
41. Bus & Transportation Committee 51. IEDC
42. Staff Welfare Committee 52 Industry Institute Interaction Cell (III)
43. Canteen Committee 53 Philatelic & Numismatic Club
44. Semester Plan & Academic Year Plan 54. Internal Quality Audit Cell
Committee (IQAC) / Academic Monitoring
Committee (AMC)
 Financial Resources and Utilization

Budgeted
Budgeted Expenses Budgeted Expense
in Budgeted Expenses Budgeted
Expenses in In s in
Items in in in in in
2017-18 2014-2015 2013-201 2013-20
2015-16 2015-2016 2014-2015
2016-17 2016-2017 4 14

Infrastructure Built- 17,000,000.00 16,679,846.00 22,500,000.00 22,312,960.00 30,000,000.00 26,677,746.00

30,200,000.0 30,134,897.
Up 0 00
10,000,000 .00
3,324,110.0
Library 2,350,000.00 2,353,273.00 3,400,000.00 3,357,437.00 3,500,000.00 3,427,874.00 3,300,000.00
0
2,450,000.00
Laboratory Equipm 12,500,000.0 12,449,715.
11,000,000.00 11,030,884.00 9,300,000.00 9,251,854.00 4,000,000.00 3,952,238.00
ent 0 00
10,000,000 .00
Lab Consumables 1,706,618.0
2,000,000.00 2,072,102.00 1,800,000.00 1,761,824.00 1,200,000.00 1,389,971.00 1,700,000.00
0
2,300,000 .00
Teaching and non-te 130,000,000.0 125,968,210.0 122,500,000.0 120,864,371.0 98,500,000.0 98,132,468.
110,000,000.00 109,559,743.00
aching staff 0 0 0 0 0 00
135,000,000.00
Maintenance & Spa 2,290,002.5
3,200,000.00 3,091,151.00 1,500,000.00 1,478,425.00 1,800,000.00 1,699,870.00 2,300,000.00
res 0
3,500,000.00

R&D 600,000.00 589,781.00 550,000.00 552,328.00 250,000.00 245,720.00 75,000.00 75,000.00

800,000 .00
1,442,080.0
Training and Travel 3,000,000.00 2,944,583.00 1,900,000.00 1,963,985.00 1,800,000.00 1,797,248.00 1,500,000.00
0
3,300,000.00
Miscellaneous Expe
34,500,000.0 34,507,010.
nses for academic ac 65,000,000.00 64,433,302.82 47,500,000.00 46,476,115.50 37,500,000.00 38,089,000.29
0 77
tivities 70,000,000 .00
11,500,000.0 11,533,100.
7,500,000.00 7,351,300.00 11,000,000.00 11,035,775.00 11,000,000.00 10,879,600.00
 Vision and Mission of the Institute

Vision
“Moulding Engineers par Excellence with Integrity, Fairness and Human
Values”

Mission
• We commit to develop the institution into a Center of Excellence of
International Standards.
• We guide and mould our students in the attainment of intellectual and
professional competence for successfully coping with the rapid and
challenging advancements in technologies and the ever changing world of
business, industry and services.
• We help and support our students in their personal growth shaping them into
mature and responsible individuals.
• We strive to cultivate a sense of social and civic responsibility in our
students, empowering them to serve the humanity.
• We promise to ensure a free environment where quest for the truth is
encouraged.
Vision and Mission Process for
Department
PEOs Process Formulation
 Dissemination of Vision, Mission & PEOs

 College Website
 Faculty Rooms & HOD Rooms
 Course Diary, Staff Diary &
Staff Manual
 Corridors, Laboratories &
Library
 Newsletters
 Brochures & Lab. Manuals
 Hostels& Canteen
 T O P A L U M N I O F VJ C E T

Batch Name of the Alumni Branch Company

2001-2005 JITHIN JOY IT SISSCOM, SWITZERLAND

2002-2006 ABIN THOMAS ECE INTEL, USA

2002-2006 RANI PAUL IT FORRESTER,USA

2003-2007 JOE SEBASTIAN IT US DEFENCE

2004-2008 JOICE K IT NORTHROP GRUMMAN ,AUSTRALIA

ALPHONSA ELIZABETH AECOM,CANADA
2005-2009 EEE
JOHNSON
2005-2009 FINZ GEORGE ME COCHIN SHIPYARD LIMITED

2007-2011 Lt.SONU GEORGE ECE INDIAN NAVY

2007-2011 TIJO JOSE CSE GOOGLE

2008-2012 TOMIN SUNNY EEE SOUTHERN RAILWAY

2009-2013 ALPHONS KURIAN CSE MICROSOFT

2010-2014 GEMEY JOHNSON CE SOUTH INDIAN BANK

2010-2014 AKSHAY AGGARWAL IT FLIPKART INTERNET PVT LTD

RAVI CHANDRACHOODAN INFOSYS

2011-2015 IT

2011-2015 DEANNA ROCHA CE TRITVAM (TRIF PROJECTS, KOCHI)

203-2015 SUSAN MARY JOHN MBA KPMG

Faculty Resources
Programme Professors Assoc. Professors Asst. Professors

CSE 1 3 25
CE 1 2 27
ECE 2 4 27
ME 1 4 23

S.No. Programm Admitted UG SFR SFR

e Students Facult 2016-17 2017-18
y
1 CSE 126 25 16.68 15.54
2 CE 126 30 15.91 16.10

3 ECE 126 29 17.027 17.63

4 ME 126 24 16.61 17.39

Other Staff
Technical Non Technical Total

57 42 99
 F a c u l t y R e s o u r c e s ( I s t Ye a r )

I Year Faculty Student Ratio

Academic Y Approved I Number of FYSFR Assessment=

ear ntake faculty (5*15)/FYSFR
(consideri (Max. is 5)
ng fraction
al load)
2017-18 660
2016-17 660 36.27 18.19
2015-16 660 41.86 15.76 4.34
2014-15 660 36.85 17.91
Average Assessment 17.28

Ph.D. 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15

Ph.D Pursuing 8 6 1
Post Graduation 110 117 94

No. of Publications
MGU/KTU Recognized Supervisors
Scope for Self Learning
• Library Hours
• Assignments , Student Seminars & Tutorials
• Project Works / R& D Lab.
• In-plant Training/ Industrial Visits
• Digital Library/ Online Journals
• National & International Journals & Conferences
• Lecture notes, PPTs & Web Materials
• Students Paper Presentations & Contests
• National Level Students Technical Symposium
• NPTEL Videos , Spoken Tutorials
Counseling & Mentoring

Mentoring Hour
No of Students per Faculty: 15
Counseling also by Psychiatrist

PHOTO Regular Counseling

is for motivating the
students to improve
their academic perfo
rmance.
 Career Guidance
PLACEMENT CELL
PLACEMENT & TRAINING
Members: ACTIVITY
•Placement Officer
Technical English &
•Full-time Officers: 2 (1 TPO & 1 ATPO)
Communication skills
•Full-time Trainers: 2 (Soft skills & Personality
Professional Ethics
Development)
Aptitude

Infrastructure and Facilities Campus Recruitment Training

Workshops
•Number of interview rooms: 9
Event specific Programmes
•Number of GD rooms: 2
like GATE coaching
•Number of chambers for HR personnel: 2
•Number of guest rooms for HR personnel: 3
 Placements
No. of companies visited
Year
2017 -18 2016 - 17 2015 - 16 2014 -15

Number 16 22 18 18

Year No. of Stude No. of Students

nts Eligible Placed
2017 -18 547 170
2016 - 17 485 247
2015 - 16 440 229
2014 -15 463 225
Recruitment Drive