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LOURDES MATHA COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

MANDATORY DISCLOSURE 2017 – 2018

Lourdes Matha College of Science and Technology Mandatory Disclosure 2017- 2018 1

1. AICTE APPROVAL

AICTE File No:

Date & Period of last approval

2. INSTITUTION DETAILS

F.No. : 351 4736672/2018/EOA South-West/1 Date : 10/04/2018 Date : 10/04/2018 , 2017 -18

Name of Institution

Address of the Institution

City &Pin code State

Longitude and Latitude

Phone No: with STD code Fax

No: with STD code Office hours

of the Institution Academic

hours of the Institution

Email

Website Nearest Railway Station Nearest Airport

Vision of the Institution

Mission of the Institution

LOURDES MATHA COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY LOURDES HILLS. KUTTICHAL P.O

MANNOORKARA VILLAGE,

NEDUMANGAD TALUK,

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM,

695574 KERALA

8°33'27.4"N

77°05'58.6"E

0472 – 2853550, 2853682,2853546 0472 - 2853846

08:30 AM – 04:00 PM 08:30 AM – 04:00 PM [email protected] [email protected]

[email protected] [email protected] www.lmcst.ac.in

Thiruvananthapuram Central Railway Station – Stop for All

Trains Neyyatinkkara Railway Station – Nearest Railway Station Thiruvananthapuram International Airport To establish a “Centre of Excellence” in the field of Engineering and

Technology to mould world class professionals. Lourdes Matha College of Science and Technology is committed to mould world class professionals to meet the present and future needs in the global market. We will strive to achieve the mission by


Type of Institution

Category of the Institution Name of the organization running the Institution Type of the Organisation

Address of the Organisation

Registered with Registration Date Website of the Organisation Name of the Affiliating University

Address

Website

Latest Affiliation period

creating an excellent learning environment with the state of the art technology and a team of competent and dedicated teachers by

providing value based education to mould a younger generation with integrity and character capable of achieving progress and prosperity

through selfless service to humanity. Technical Institution Private, Self Financing

Lourdes Matha Catholic and Educational Society

Self Financed Lourdes Centre , PMG Junction, Pattom, Thiruvananthapuram, Pin -695 004 Registrar of Societies Kerala 17.09.2001 www.lmcst.ac.in • University of Kerala

• A.P.J Abdul Kalam Technological University• University of Kerala

Senate House Campus,

Palayam Thiruvananthapuram - 34 Kerala, India

• APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University CET Campus, Thiruvananthapuram Kerala -695016India

• www.keralauniversity.ac.in

• https://app.ktu.edu.in 2018-19

3. NAME AND DETAILS OF PRINCIPAL & DIRECTOR

Name of Principal Highest Degree Exact Designation Field of Specialisation

Phone number with STD code

FAX number with STD code Email Name of Director Highest Degree Exact Designation Field of Specialisation Phone number with STD code

FAX number with STD code

Email

Dr. V. Syam Prakash Ph.D. Principal Building Technology & Construction Management

0472 – 2851166 (O) 0471 – 2551796 (R) 9447102814 (Mobile No) 0472 - 2853846 [email protected] Prof. P.M. Hormese Msc. Engg. Director Machine Design 0472 – 2851169 (O) 0471 – 2443964 (R) 9446353964 ( Mobile No) 0472 - 2853846 [email protected]



Sl.No

Designation

in the

Society/

Trust

Name of the

Members of

the Society/

Trustees

Address Phone

Numbers

1 President Rev. Fr.Jose

Viruppel

Vicar, Lourdes Forane church, PMG Jn,

Tvm – 4

0471-2304308

0471-2302778

94478 77088

2 Vice

President

Mr. Cyriac

Joseph

Karikkattukunnel,Paruthippara,

Trivandrum 695025

98460 14485

0471-2441485

3 Secretary Er. Philip

John

Kattoor, G.C.N. –105, G. C. Nagar,

Peroorkada, Tvm- 695005

0471-2433594

98460 13594

4 Joint

Secretary

Mr. Babu

Philip

Kandankary,T C 14/543,P.J.R.R.A.-

33,Pothujanam Road, Medical College,

Trivandrum 695011

94460 31122

0471-2550038

5 Treasurer Mr. C. T.

Philip

Kurianparampil, T.C. 11/1592 -1,

YMRA-56, Y.M.R

Jn.,Nanthancode,Kowdiar P.O.,

Trivandrum – 003

0471-2311927

98479 11927

6 Member

Rev.Fr.

Cherian

Kakkuzhy

Mar Thoma Sleeha Church, Kuttichal

P.O., Tvm- 695 574

0472 2851331

94956 43338

7 ”

Rev.Fr.Rony

Maliackal

Lourdes Hill Church, Peroorkada, TVM

– 695 005

94963 36012

0471-2539768

8 ”

Mr.

Augustine P.

T.

Moolasseril House, K V. 20, T. C.

13/560, Kunnukuzhy P.O.,Trivandrum

695037

94465 00171

0471-2304866

9 ” Mr. Jose K.

K.

Kurisinkal, L-87, LIC Lane - C, Pattom

P.O., Tvm - 695 004

94476 96536

0471-2541851

10 ” Mr. Jose V.

Kurisinkal

D – 7, Rubicon Mansions, M. C. P.O.,

Tvm – 695 011

98460 25455

0471-2445455

11 ”

Ms.

Mollykutty

Jose

Jem, T.C. IX/1456, Sasthamangalam,

Tvm- 695 010

94461 73455

0471-2725055

12 ”

Ms.

Pennamma

Jose

Karukathara, GRA 228,

Gowreesapattom, Tvm 695 004

94950 33237

0471-2447111

13 ” Mr. Philip

K. S.

Karimpil, MERA -58, Chalakuzhy

Road, Medical College

P.O., Trivandrum – 695 011

98475 32700

0471-2448700

14 ” Mr. Sabu

Thomas

Plathottathil,T.C. 6/2333(1),T.R.A.- 83,

Thittamangalam Jn, Vattiyoorkavu P.O,

TVM-13

98470 65778

98953 65778

15 ”

Mr.Sergi

Joseph

Thomas

T.C. 21/214 (1), Orient House,

Killippalam, Karamana P.O.,

Trivandrum - 695 002

98470 64074

94470 64074

4.GOVERNING BODY MEMBERS

Date of last meeting 25.04.2018

5. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Sl. No. Name Position in EC

1 Very. Rev. Jose Viruppel President, LMCES

2 Mr. Cyriac Joseph Vice-President, LMCES

3 Er. Philip John Secretary, LMCES

4 Mr. Babu Philip Joint Secretary, LMCES

5 Mr.C. T. Philip Treasurer,LMCES

6 Prof.P.M.Hormese Director, LMCST

7 Dr. V. SyamPrakash Principal, LMCST

➢ Executive Committee Meetings – Once in every month (2nd Monday)

➢ Date of last meeting: 14.08.2017

6. ACADEMIC ADVISORY BOARD Sl

Name

No. Very. Rev. Fr.JoseViruppel, President,

1

Lourdes Matha Catholic Educational Society Mr. Thomas A. T., Vice President, Lourdes Matha Catholic Educational

2

Society

3 Er. Philip John, Secretary, Lourdes Matha Catholic Educational Society

Mr. Philip C. T., Treasurer, Lourdes Matha Catholic Educational 4

Society Prof. P.M. Hormese, Director, Lourdes Matha College of Science and

5

Technology Dr. V. SyamPrakash, Principal, Lourdes Matha College of Science and

6

Technology 7 AICTE Representative

8 Nominee, Government of Kerala, DTE

9 KTU Representative

10 Kerala University Representative

11 Mr. M. Ayappan, Former C & MD, HLL Life Care Ltd.

12 Er. K.S. Jamestin, Rtd. Director, ONGC Prof. K. G. Satheeshkumar, Professor,

13

Asian School of Business & Ex-CEO, Technopark, Trivandrum 14 Dr. Sukesh Kumar, Rtd. Director of LBS, Trivandrum

15 Mr. Ram Prasad Tripathy, HOD, ECE Department

16 Mr. Alphonse D., Training and Placement Officer

➢ Academic Advisory Body - once in every year

➢ Date of last meeting : 21.08.2017

Position in AAD

Chairman Member

( Ex – Officio ) Member ( Ex – officio )

Member ( Ex – officio )

Member

( Ex – officio ) Secretary

( Ex – officio ) Member

Member Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member

Member


7. COLLEGE COUNCIL

Sl. No. Name and Designation Post in CC

1 Dr. V. SyamPrakash,

Chairman Principal, Lourdes Matha College of Science and Technology

2 Dr. K. Retnakumariamma,

Member HOD, Applied Science Department

3 Dr. K. Kumara Pillai, Member HOD, MBA

4 Prof. Mohan S., Member HOD, CE

5 Prof. Ram Prasad Tripathy, Member HOD, ECE

6 Prof. Beshiba Wilson, Member HOD, CSE/IT

7 Prof. Sabarinath A. R., Member HOD, ME

8 Prof. Swapna M., Member HOD, EEE

9 Prof. Selma Joseph Member HOD, MCA

➢ Principal’s Council Meeting-Once in every week (Tuesday)

➢ Date of last meeting : 24.04.2018

8. ORGANISATIONAL CHART


9. Student feedback mechanism on : Institutional governance /Faculty Performance

10. Grievance redressal mechanism for : faculty, staff and students

Online evaluation of teachers by students is

conducted regularly, at the end of each semester. In addition to the online feedback, two intermediate

feedbacks (after one month and mid semester) from students are obtained to monitor the performance of

the faculty and facilities.

A Committee has been constituted to look into the

grievances of staffs as well as students and to redress them accordingly. The committee will take

up matters related to asperities/hardships raced by staffs and students and find an amicable solution

11. Parent Teacher Association : PTA is the best link to teachers, and is one of the easiest ways to become involved in students activities relating to college. PTA forms the best

platform for the Parent – teacher interaction, building a good rapport. PTA provides parents to

collectively involve and influence the decisions

taken by the college that will influence the

academic future of their wards.PTA meetings are

held after every series examination, so that the parents and teachers can have continuous

monitoring of their ward.

11.PTA Executive Committee 2017 ▪Prof. P.M. Hormese (Director, LMCST)

V. SyamPrakash (Principal, LMCST,

President of PTA)

▪Mr. Jayakumar K. (Vice President of PTA,

Parent of Arya J. Nair, S6 CSE)

▪Ms. Divya S. Nair (Secretary of PTA) ▪Mr. Seyad Ali (Joint Secretary of PTA, Parent of

Ms. Anina, S2 ECE) ▪Ms. Sarika A. S. (Treasurer of PTA)

▪All Head of Departments and other parent

members

Total Strength – 24 members

12. ABOUT THE INSTITUTION

As flag bearers of excellence in professional education in South Kerala, “Lourdes Matha

Catholic Educational Society” was given birth by the initiative of Rev. Fr. Joseph

Kurinjiparampil, with the encouragement and association of a few Syrian Catholic

Parishioners in Thiruvananthapuram, who have left indelible imprints in the segment of

education and with the blessings and patronage of His Grace Mar Joseph Powathil, the then

Archbishop of Changanassery.


Lourdes Matha College of Science and Technology established by the “Lourdes Matha

Catholic Educational Society”, has been approved by the Government of Kerala and the All

India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) vide order No: 06/06/KER/ENGG 2002-03

dated 27-05-2002 and is affiliated to the University of Kerala and APJ Abdul Kalam

Technological University.

The College has a spacious campus of 25 acres at Kuttichal,a rustic village in the outskirts of

Thiruvananthapuram city, hardly 24 km away from it. The scenic beauty and virgin

surroundings of the picturesque lush green rubber plantations in the back drop of misty

Western Ghats and the serene, tranquil hillock provides a perfect and appropriate study

environment. The institution has a vision, mission, and quality policy for augmenting and

maintaining its academic excellence.


The College is governed by a Governing Board consisting of 29 members and has an

academic advisory board consisting of 16 members. His Grace Mar Joseph Perumthottam,the

Archbishop of Changanacherry is the Patron and Spiritual Guide and Rev.Fr. Jose Viruppel,

Vicar, LourdesForane Church is the President.

13. FACILITIES& AMENITIES

13.1 Central Library & Information Centre

All the members of staff and students of the College are entitled to use the Library.

The e-Journal Packages available are

a. IEEE

b. Elsevier Science Direct

c. J-Gate

d. ASCE


13.2 IIT Bombay Remote Centre

The College is a remote centre for providing QIP training to faculty members of engineering

colleges through video conferencing. Faculty members from technical institutions in the

vicinity of the college are provided with the facility to attend STTP’s and workshops

conducted by IIT Bombay. Our college is a 5 Star rated remote centre of IIT Bombay.

13.3 Language Laboratory

The College has set up a language laboratory to assist the students to develop their

communication skills. The laboratory has both audio and video facilities to learn any language

- presently English and German are being taught here. The students are also being given an

opportunity to develop their personality by attending the Personality Development Course.

13.4 Career Guidance and Placement Unit ( CGPU )

The Placement and Training Cell of the College is working under the leadership of Faculty

members and students from various departments. The cell is managed by the dynamic and

committed members of the faculty. The Cell conducts industry interaction and reputed talks

of experts like NASSCOM Director, Finishing Schools, etc.The Cell arranges and facilitates

hands-on training in emerging trends, and invited talks of eminent personalities and industrial

experts and arranges various placement drives for the students of our college.

13.5 Research, Consultancy and Extension Activities

The Research & Development activities at Lourdes Matha College of Science and

Technology (LMCST) are guided by the Research Advisory Council and the R & D activities,

innovative projects by students and sponsored research projects by the faculty members are

being coordinated by the research division set up in the college as Lourdes Innovation Facility

for Excellence (LIFE). The mission of LIFE@LMCST is to innovate excellence in academic,

technology development and R & D activities. This is achieved by providing technical

support for innovate ideas of faculty members and students, by integrating the academic

projects with the research interests and by sharing research and development experiences in

advanced topics among the students and faculty members through workshops, conferences

and seminars. LIFE@LMCST also aims at developing and encouraging entrepreneurship

skills among the students.

13.6 Industry – Institute – Interaction Cell

An Industry - Institute Interaction facilitates greater collaborationand cooperation of the

institution of the college with the neighbouring as well as global Industries. The various

interactive initiatives are


• Advanced Partnership with Infosys through Campus Connect

• Partnership with UST Global

13.7 Technical Associations

Each department of study has a Student's Technical Association which organizes

o Periodic Seminars in emerging areas

o Technical Tours and Visits.

o Programmes for personal and professional development and networking with

Technical Experts.

Institutional Membership

LMCST is an Institutional member of the following:

Institution of Engineers - Life Membership Number : IM-139

ISTE - Life Membership Number : IM-1139

CSI - Life Membership Number : 10144

Student Branches

▪ IEEE Student Branch:Institute of Electrical &Electronics Engineers,Inc., a non-profit

organization, is the world's leading professional association for the advancement of

technology. The student Branch givesstudents the opportunity to meet and learn from fellow

students, as well asfaulty members and professionals in the emerging fields of technology.

▪ CSI Student Branch: Computer Society of India is a Professional Bodywith 72 Chapters and

over 511 Students branches in Engineering Collegesthroughout India. It has association with

similar societies of other countries.A CSI student's branch with a membership of over

hundred studentshasbeen functional since October 2005. Faculties and students of

ComputerScience& IT Departments enthusiastically participate in the activities of CSI.

▪ ISTE Student Branch :The major objective of the Indian Society for Technical Education is

to assist and contribute in the production and development of top quality professional

engineers and technicians needed by the industries and other organizations.

▪ NIQR Student Chapter : National Institution for Quality and reliability is administrated by a

National Executive Council functioning at the National Head Quarters at Chennai, Tamil

Nadu and Executive Committee at various Branches. Leading Industrialists, Top Level

officers / Executives, Managers, Professionals and Academia elected through a democratic

process with appropriate representation are the Members of the Executive Council and

Branch Executive Committees. It has student members from first year to final year who

actively participate in all activities of NIQR.

▪


▪ Trivandrum Management Association (TMA)

TMA is an affiliate of All India Management Association (AIMA), an apex body of

professional managers engaged in promoting excellence in management. TMA, established

in 1985 has 325 individual members, 30 corporate members and 20 student members.

13.8 Alumni Association

The Lourdes Matha College of Science & Technology Alumni Association (LOMAA) has

been registered and the office bearers of the association for 2016-2017 are the following :

➢ President : Principal, LMCST (Ex-Officio)

➢ Vice President : Mr. Naveen Mohan

➢ Secretary : Mr. Justin G. Russel (Asst. Prof. Dept of MCA)

➢ Secretary : Mr. Aswin P. Chandran (Asso.Prof. Dept. of CS/IT)

➢ Joint Secretary : Mr. Rinku Mathew

➢ Treasurer : Ms. Renetha J.B. (Asso. Prof. Dept. of CS/IT)

13.9 College Hostel

Hostel is second home to mould the students as excellent professionals with good discipline

and right attitude. The College has excellent residential facilities for the students admitted to

the various courses. There are two hostels in the campus. St. Thomas Hostel for Boys and

Assisi Hostel for Girls. Hostels have a common room with LED television & cable

connection for recreation facilities. The hostels have separate well equipped Mess, Kitchen

and Dining Hall, Local/national newspapers arealso subscribed with a view to enhance

communication skills and personality of the boarders into play. There is a strict set of hostel

rules regarding general discipline, study time, mess time etc. and all are expected to follow

the rules. Ragging in any form in strictly prohibited by law (Kerala prohibition of Ragging

Act 1998 section 3 which makes ragging Punishable)

Assisi Ladies Hostel


Assisi Hostel is run by Franciscan Clarist Sisters. This Hostel can accommodate about 75

girls. The Management evinces keen interest in ensuring that the living of the boarders on the

campus should be secure, safe and academic oriented. A chapel is provided, so that catholic

students can attend daily Holy Mass, and prayer meetings. Hostel, with its beautifully

landscaped and carefully tended gardens, provides an ideal environment for a congenial

learning experience.

Contact Number and details

Hostel warden : Sr.Jessy Thomas

Contact numbers : 04722853922, 9895717940

Accommodation Capacity : 100 nos.

St. Thomas Boys Hostel

St. Thomas Hostel can accommodate 210 inmates. Hostel administration is managed by a

Priest, who is the Chief Warden and a team of Wardens drawn from the faculty. Hostel

Executive Committee takes decisions on routine matters. The hostel is set-up in a three

storeyed building. Biometric system has been introduced to monitor the attendance and

presence of students in the hostel. Hostel has full-fledged supporting staff, security staff and

other workers. A chapel is provided, so that catholic students can attend the daily Holy Mass,

and prayer meetings. During study time hostel inmates are expected to observe absolute

silence. The student has the freedom to study in his own room or to get involved in group

study in the study hall.

Contact Number and details

Hostel Warden : Rev .FR.CHERIYAN KAKKUZHY

Contact numbers : 04722851331, 9495643338

Accommodation Capacity : 250 Nos.

13.10 Transportation

College Buses are available for staff and students. They will be plying fromvarious points in

Attingal, Venjaramoodu, Trivandrum, Balaramapuram, Neyyattinkara, Parassala, Poovar and

Nedumangadto College Campus and back on all working days.


13.11 Canteen& Cafeteria

The college has a modern canteen. More than 200 students and faculty members can be

served simultaneously. It houses an elegantly designed kitchen which exemplifies cleanliness.

College also have 6 cafeteria well distributed in the campus to take care to the need of all

during coffee break time.

13.12 Book Stall

A good collection of Technical Books is available in the Book stall. Stationery items are also

available in the shop.All technical books in accordance with prescribed university syllabus is

available at the stall. Students can buy them at discounted rate.

13.13 IEDC

With the aim of promoting Innovation and Entrepreneurship activities among the students of

LMCST, an Innovation Entrepreneurship and Development Cell (IEDC) was inaugurated with

the support of Kerala Start-up Mission (KSUM). IEDC provides the students of Lourdes

Matha College of Science & Technology an opportunity to join the dynamic young

entrepreneurs’ population and aims to boost the student entrepreneurship activities by

conducting workshops, seminars and leadership camps. The Innovation Entrepreneurship and

Development Centre (IEDC) and ‘startup boot camp’ of LMCST was inaugurated on 14th

Monday September 2015 by Sri. P H Kurian, I.A.S, the then, Principal Secretary of Industries

& IT 0and a young entrepreneur Mr. AyappanAsokan, an alumnus of LMCST, shared his

experience and ideas for becoming a successful entrepreneur.

13.14 Robotics Club

Robotics club is the result of an inter-departmental initiative to nurture the best minds in the

fast growing field of robotics. Inter-departmental and inter-collegiate competitions are held in

collaboration with reputed institutes like IIT Bombay, IIT Roorkeeetc.

13.15 Photographic Club

Faculty and students who have great interest and passion for photography are welcome to be a

part of this club. Competitions and photo exhibitions are conducted periodically.

13.16 NSS Unit

The National Service Scheme unit No. 525works on the motto ‘Not Me But You’, reflects the

essence of democratic living and upholds the need for self – less service. NSS in the last one

year conducted various social service activities such as awareness programmes among rural

people of Digital India, blood donation camp & in – house organic vegetable farming.


13.17 Staff Club

It's the forum where both teaching as well as non-teaching staff get together to celebrate

festival events like Onam and Christmas. It also supports their members and relatives,

students in their exigency. The club meets monthly to interact with each other so as to

develop a very healthy and strong bond of friendship.

13.18 Sukrutha

Sukrutha is a non profitable charity and social service club formed by the third year students

of LMCST whose mission is to assist the poor and needy in and around the college to the best

possible manner. Sukrutha provides an excellent platform for the students to do their part to

build a better society. Sukrutha has organised a blood donation camp in association with the

NSS Lmcst unit inside the campus. They also organised a free eye check up camp, for both

students and for the public, inside the campus. By organising all these events sukrutha intends

to achieve its vision to create a better society.

13.19 Vivarthana

Vivarthana – “Changing The Culture of Innovation”, aims at improving soft skills as well as

other hard skills needed for students to understand the marvel of engineering. The club is an

organisation by the students of ECE, with a mission to make learning an experience you can

live with rather than just gathering some information. Vivarthana plans to conduct tech talks,

seminars, workshops, industrial visits, product design, ideation workshops, incubation for

innovative products, debates, quizzes, social face and more. 14. SCHOLARSHIPS & FEE WAIVERS OFFERED :

• Total Fee Waiver

Tuition fee waiver scholarship of All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) will be

made mandatory is all the technical institutions. The scheme is for economically backward

students including women students (annual income less than 20.50 lakes) are eligible under

the scheme. 5% of sanctioned intake per course shall be available for these admissions.

• KarunyaVarsham Scholarship Details

KarunyaVarshamScholarship Scheme was started in 2016-17 by Lourdes Matha Catholic

Educational Society ( LMCES ) . The top 33 meritorious students who are selected based on

their marks obtained in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry ( or equivalents subjects ) in plus

two examination ( 50% weightage ) and score obtained in KarunyaVarsham Scholarship

Qualifying Examination ( 50% weightage ) are eligible for 100% tuition fee waiver ( benefit

of Rs. 75,000/- per year ) in Lourdes Matha College of Science and Technology ( LMCST ).


Further, the top 10 students who are selected based on the above criteria are eligible for a

scholarship of Rs. 20,000/- per course ( Rs. 5,000/- per year ), if they are choosing any self

financing engineering college in Kerala including LMCST.

15. PLACEMENT DETAILS :

B.Tech

Number of ( pass out ) students

Branch placed through placement Cell

2015 2016 2017

Civil Engineering NA NA NIL

Computer Science and Engineering 25 30 9

Electronics & Communication Engineering 22 8 5

Electrical & Electronics Engineering 7 5 Nil

Mechanical Engineering 21 19 3

16. COURSES OFFERED

Under Graduate Courses

Sl. No. Name of the Programme No: of seats Duration

1 Civil Engineering 60 8 Semesters

2 Computer Science and

90 8 Semesters Engineering

3 Electronics & Communication


4 Electrical & Electronics


6 Mechanical Engineering 90 8 Semesters

Post Graduate Courses

Sl. Department Stream

No: of Duration

No.

seats

1 Electronics & Applied Electronics &

18 4 Semesters Communication Instrumentation

2 Computer Science & Computer Science &

18 4 Semesters

Engineering Engineering

3 Electrical and Electronics

Control Systems 18 4 Semesters

Engineering

4 Computer Applications Master of Computer

30 6 Semesters

Application

5 Management Studies Specialisations-

60 6 Trimesters

Finance, HR, Marketing

17. ADMISSION PROCEDURE AND REQUIREMENTS

Entrance Test B.Tech.

50% of seats filled through the CentralisedAllotment Process (CAP) for admission to Professional Degree Courses in

Government Quota Kerala based on the Common Entrance Examination conducted by Government of Kerala.


Management Quota

Name and Address of the Test Agency

M.Tech

MCA

Remaining 50% of the seats comes under the Management Quota in which the admission rank list is prepared based on

50% weightage for marks in Maths, Physics and Chemistry in the qualifying ( +2 ) examination and 50% weightage for the

marks in the Common Entrance Examination conducted by CEE, Government of Kerala

Commissioner for Entrance Examination, Government of Kerala, Fifth Floor, Housing Board Buildings, Santhi Nagar, Thiruvananthapuram – 695001, Ph. No: 04712332120 / 2338487

Website : www.cee-kerala.org

➢ Preparation of Merit list and Allotment of Seats:

50 % of seats will be filled by the College according to the rank order from the rank list published by DTE. Under this, seats are reserved for Open Merit, SC/ST and sponsored category candidates.

The remaining 50% seats will be filled by the College on the basis of merit. Seats are reserved for Open merit,

Christian community, Syro Malabar Christian community and NRI candidates.

➢ Percentage of seats reserved under various heads:

Details of reservation and seat allocation under various categories are mentioned in the last page. Candidates

belonging to all denominations in Christian community are eligible to be considered in the Christian community

quota seats.

➢ Furnishing of false information/particulars would result in the forfeiture of candidature as well as cancellation of admission to the course if admitted and will attract the relevant provisions of criminal laws of the land.

Merit list for the different categories will be published in

the College website/College notice board. Selection will be strictly based on the order of merit. Selected candidates

will not be intimated by post and they are advised to refer to the College website or notice board and appear for the

interview for final selection without fail.

Government Quota 50% allotted by the Directorate of Technical Education,

Govt. of Kerala


Management Quota

Name and Address of the Test Agency

Eligibility Criteria

B.Tech.

Minimum Level of Acceptance

M.Tech.

MCA

50%- admitted on the basis of the rank in the

Entrance examination.

LBS Center for Science & Technology,

Nandavanam,Palayam,Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala 695001

http://www.lbscentre.in Phone: 0471 –2324396, 2324148

50% weightage for total marks in Mathematics, Physics and

Chemistry in the State Board / CBSE/ ISC or other

equivalent qualifying ( +2 )examination and 50% weightage

for marks in the Common Entrance Examination conducted

by CEE, Government of Kerala. ( Subject to the usual

concession allowed for backward and other communities

from time to time ). SC/ ST students need to get only a pass

mark in the qualifying examination. 45% marks in Maths and 50% marks in Physics and Chemistry put together in the Qualifying Examination

➢ Candidates should have undergone the B.Tech / B.E

course in an Institution approved by AICTE and

recognized by Kerala University.

➢ Candidates should have a minimum of 60% aggregate

marks in the Engineering degree examination in the

relevant subject. For SC/ST candidates a pass in the

Engineering degree course is sufficient. For SEBC

students, a minimum of 54% aggregate marks in the

Engineering degree examination is mandatory.

➢ Rounding off the percentage of marks to the nearest

whole number is not permitted.

➢ Candidates, who have passed AMIE/AMIETE

Examinations and satisfying the following conditions, are

eligible for admission.

1) They must have valid GATE score. 2) A minimum of 55% marks for section B in

AMIE/AMIETE examination.

Candidates should have passed in any recognized Bachelor’s

Degree of minimum 3 years duration in any discipline with Mathematics at 10 + 2 level OR Should have passed in any

recognized Bachelor’s Degree of minimum 3 years’ duration


MBA

Selection Procedure

Fee Structure

B.Tech.

in any discipline with Mathematics/Statistics as one of the

subjects OR Should have passed in BCA Degree of minimum

three years duration from a recognized University. The

candidate should have secured a minimum aggregate of 50%

marks in their Degree examination. For SEBC and physically

handicapped candidates, the aggregate mark required is 45%.

For SC and ST candidates, a minimum pass in the degree

examination is sufficient. No rounding off of percentage of

marks to the nearest higher integer is permitted.

Note:

1.Candidate seeking admission to the course should be qualified from any University in Kerala or any other Universities, recognised by any of the Universities in Kerala.

2.Final Year regular Bachelor’s Degree students are also

permitted to appear for the Entrance Examination subject to

the condition that the original degree certificate and mark

lists of all parts of the qualifying examination shall be

produced by the candidate at the time of admission

The eligibility for admission to MBA Full Time degree

course under the University of Kerala/Kerala Technological

University is a pass in BA, Bsc, Bcom with 50% marks in

Part III and for all other degree 50% in aggregate

The MBA applicants need to have a Valid Score in any one

of the following Admission Tests

➢ CAT

➢ CMAT

➢ KMAT

A rank list is prepared based on the following criteria

▪ Test Score – 80% weightage

▪ Group Discussion – 10% weightage

▪ Personal Interview – 10% weightage

Admission Fee : Rs. 500/-

Tuition Fee ( per annum ) : Rs. 75,000/-

Caution Deposit : Rs. 10,000/- KTU Exam Fee ( per semester) : Rs.1,700/-

Refundable Interest Free Deposit : NIL

Student Administration Fee (KTU) : Rs. 1,000/-

Sports Fee (KTU) : Rs. 500/-

B.Tech Special Fee (per annum) : Rs. 10,000/-


M.Tech.

MCA

MBA

Boarding and Lodging in Hostels

Time Schedule for payment of fee for the entire programme Number of Fee Waivers offered for the current academic year under different schemes

Admissions

1. Under Graduate Courses

MANAGEMENT QUOTA Total No: of applications Received No: of applications accepted No: of applications Rejected

Admissions under NRI Quota

2.M.Tech.

MANAGEMENT QUOTA Total No: of applications Received No: of applications accepted No: of applications Rejected

3. MCA MANAGEMENT

QUOTA

Total No: of applications Received No: of applications accepted No: of applications Rejected


Tuition Fee ( per semester ) : Rs. 25,000/-

Caution Deposit : Rs. 5,000/-

KTU Exam Fee ( per semester) : Rs. 1,500/-

KTU Administration Fee : Rs. 1,000/-


M.Tech Special Fee (per sem.) : Rs. 5,000/-


Tuition Fee ( per annum ) : Rs.50,000/-

Caution Deposit (Refundable) : Rs.10,000/-

KTU Exam Fee ( per semester) : Rs.1,500/-

KTU Administration Fee : Rs.1,000/-


MCA Special Fees (per annum) : Rs.3,300/-


Tuition Fee ( per semester) : Rs. 50,000/-

Caution Deposit : Rs. 10,000/-

KTU Administration Fee : Rs. 1,000/-

MBA Special Fees (per sem.) : Rs.3,550/-



Mess ( per month ) : Rs. 2,500/-

Rent ( per month ) : Rs. 1,500/-

Caution Deposit ( Refundable ) : Rs. 5,000/- Yearly Fees – June / July of every year

1.Total Fee Waiver ( under AICTE )

2.Karunya Varsham Scholarship

3. LMCST Scholarship

2017-2018 2016-2017 2015-2016

144 300 319

139 224 279

5 11 0

2017-2018 2016-2017 2015-2016

24 40 54

2017-2018 2016-2017 2015-2016

1 4 15

1 4 15

NIL NIL NIL

2017-2018 2016-2017 2015-2016

20 10 3

5 9 27

2 1 3


4. MBA

MANAGEMENT QUOTA 2017-2018 2016-2017 2015-2016

Total No: of applications Received 45 16 80

No: of applications accepted 40 16 54

No: of applications Rejected 5 0 26

18. LABORATORY DETAILS

CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

Sl. No. Lab

1 SURVEY LAB

2 MATERIAL TESTING LAB I

3 CONCRETE TESTING LAB

Facilities Available 1. CHAIN - 5 Nos.

2. FIBER GLASS TAPE - 4 Nos. 3. PRISMATIC COMPASS - 2 Nos.

4. SURVEYOR’S COMPASS - 1 No.

5. PLANIMETER -1 No. 6. DUMPY LEVEL WITH LEVELING STAFF 4M- 7 Nos. 7. TILTING LEVEL WITH ALUMINIUM STAND – 1 No. 8. PLANE TABLE - 7 Nos. 9. THEODOLITE - 7 Nos.

10. PENTAX AUTOBAR - 1 No.

11. SUBSTANCE BAR - 1 No.

12. TOTALSTATION - 2 Nos.

1. UNIVERSAL TESTING MACHINE 400 KN- 1No.

2. UNIVERSAL TESTING MACHINE 100 KN- 1No.

3. BRINELL HARDNESS TESTING MACHINE-1 No.

4. ROCKWELL HARDNESS TESTING MACHINE-1 No.

5. IMPACT TESTING MACHINE-1 No. 6. SPRING TESTING MACHINE-2 Nos. (1 Manually

operated, 1 Digital) 7. TORSION TESTING MACHINE-1No.

8. TORSION PENDULUM- 1No. 1. HYDRAULIC CTM 2000KN WITH 3 LOAD GAUGES-

1 No. 2. LYNX VICAT NEEDLE APPARATUS-1 No.

3. COMPACTING FACTOR APPARATUS-1 No.

4. SLUMP TEST APPARATUS-1 No. 5. FLOW TABLE FOR CONCRETE HAND

OPERATION-1 No. 6. VEEBEE CONSISTOMETER-1 No.

7. REBOUND HAMMER MODEL W-M-250-1 No.

8. FLEXURE TESTING MACHINE-1 No. 9. LONGITUDINAL COMPROSOMETER WITH

DIAL GAUGE-1 No. 10. DENSITY BASKET-1 No.

11. SIEVE SHAKES (MOTORIZED)FOR 20cm-1 No.


TRANSPORTATION 4

ENGINEERING LAB

GEO TECHNICAL 5

ENGINEERING LAB

ENVIRONMENTAL 6

ENGINEERING LAB

1. CRUSHING MOULD - 1 NO.

2. WEIGHING BALANCE - 1 NO. 3. IMPACT TESTING APPARATUS-1 NO.

4. LOS ANGELES ABRASION APPARATUS- 1 NO.

5. LENGTH GAUGE & THICKNESS GAUGE-1 NO.

6. SPECIFIC GRAVITY APPARATUS-1 NO.

7. ANGULARITY MOULD & TAMPING ROD-1 NO.

8. CBR TESTING APPARATUS-1 NO.

9. COMPACTION

10. A) MOULD - 1 NO.

11. B) RAMMER - 2 NO. 12. RING AND BALL APPARATUS- 1 NO.

13. DUCTILITY APPARATUS-1 NO.

14. VISCOMETER-1 NO.

15. PENSKY APPARATUS-1 NO.

16. DENSITY BOTTLE-1 NO.

1. PYCNOMETER- 2 NOS.

2. WEIGHING BALANCE - 1 NO.

3. HYDROMETER - 1 NO. 4. CASAGRANDE LIQUID LIMIT APPARATUS - 1 NO. 5. CONSTANT HEAD PERMEAMETER- 1 NO. 6. VARIABLE HEAD PERMEAMETER- 1 NO. 7. UCC TESTING MACHINE- 1 NO. 8. DIRECT SHEAR TEST MACHINE-1 NO. 9. CONSOLIDATION TEST APPARATUS- 1 NO. 10. COMPACTION

a. MOULD - 1 NO. b. RAMMER - 2 NOS.

1. HOT AIR OVEN - 1 NO. 2. MUFFLE FURNACE - 1 NO.

3. BOD INCUBATOR - 1 NO.

4. FLOCCULATOR FOR JAR TEST - 1 NO.


COMPUTER SCIENCE / INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT

Sl. No. LAB No. of Operating

Software’s Computers System

1 Programming Lab (A) 35 Linux, Windows Turbo C, Python, Virtual

10, Debian Box

GLUT(Graphics

Linux, Windows programming)

2 Database Lab (B) 34 G++ (C++ programming), 10, Debian Turbo C, Python, Virtual

Box

3 Networking Lab (C) 19 Windows XP

4 Computing Lab (D) 60 Linux, Windows

10

5 Microprocessor Lab 15 Windows XP

6 Internet Lab 19 Linux

Oracle J Developer, 6 racks including 2 switches and 2 routers. Turbo C, Language Lab and Spoken tutorial Soft wares. MASM software, 8086 Kit, 8051 Kit, Interfacing Cards Turbo C


ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

PROGRAMMING & SIMULATION LAB

Objective:

• To study the basics of signal processing techniques and filter design using DSP

• To study the basics of MATLAB and design circuits


Facilities Available:

• 30 Desktop Computers

• Broadband Internet facility

• Systems equipped with

• MATLAB - 35 Users• LabView - 50 Users

• Tool Box - 5 Users

• SPT Box - 30 Users

MICRO CONTROLLER LAB

Objective:

• Practice Assembly Language Programs to perform simple mathematical and logicaloperations

• Understand interface experiments


• 89C51 MICROCONTROLLER KITS - 15 Nos.

• INTERFACING CARDS – 24Nos

• STEPPER MOTORS

• KEYBOARD

• DISPLAY INTERFACE

• DAC CARD

• ADC CARDS

DIGITAL ELECTRONICS LAB

Objective:

• Acquire Basic knowledge of digital logic levels. • Prepare students to do analysis. • Develop the skills and confidence to conceive and implement a complex digital system.


• Trainer Kit - 25

• 8086 µp - 15

• CRO - 4

• Function Generator - 2

• IC Tester - 2

• Power supply - 4

COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING LAB


Objective: To Train students in both analog and digital transmission/reception of signal by constructing the circuits of amplitude modulation, frequency modulation and phase modulation


• CRO-13

• DSO-2

• FUNCTION GENERATOR-31

• POWER SUPPLY-26• MULTIMETER-22

• IC TESTER DIG/ANALOG-1+1

ELECTRONIC PRODUCT DESIGN LAB

Objective:

• EPD lab is aimed for the design of Electronic Products [PCB Layout and Designing]. • Design PCB layout, soldering, packaging and testing of Electronic Products are

carried out in this lab.



• Soldering stations• PCB layout and design software's like NI, Multism, Ultiboard(10 Users)

MICROWAVE & OPTICAL COMMUNICATION LAB

Objective: Equipped with instruments required to give hands on training in :

• Microwave Communication, • Optical Communication • Antenna Wave Theory


• Klystron Benches

• Gunn Bench

• Antenna Setup

• Passive MW components & Fiber Optic Kits

INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL LAB


Objective:

• Familiarising Various PLC software and Ladder Logic• Familiarising GUI(Graphical user interface) software like LabVIEW


• Flow Process Station

• Level Process Station

• PLC

• Robotic Arm

ELECTRONIC DEVICES LAB

Objective:

• To study working of electronic circuits• To design the circuits as per the specifications


• Oscilloscopes 12

• Function generator 12

• Dso 10

• Powersupplies 12


Spares

• DSO 2

• CRO 2

• Power supplies 5

• Function generator 2


ELECTRICAL & ELCTRONICS DEPARTMENT

ELECTRICAL MACHINES LAB

Sl.No. List of Equipments Type Quantity

Salient Pole (5kVA,1500 rpm,415V) 1

1. Alternators

Non Salient Pole((5kVA,1500rpm,415V) 1

Slipring Induction Motor(3kW,965 2

rpm,415V)

2. Three Phase Induction Motors

Squirrel Cage Induction Motor(3.7 3

kW,1430 rpm,415V)

3. Single Phase Capacitor Start

(1.1 kW,1440 rpm,240V) 1 Induction Motor

4. Synchronous Motor (5kVA,1500 rpm,415V) 1

5. DC Shunt Motor (3.7 kW,1500 rpm,220V) 2

6. DC Series Motor (3.5 kW,1500 rpm,220V) 1

Single Phase 4 Transformers(3KVA,230/120V)

7. Transformers

Three Phase 1

Transformers(5KVA,415/120V)


CIRRCUITS AND MEASUREMENTS LAB

Sl.No List of E quipments Quantity

1. Power S upply 13

2. Function Generator 8

3. CRO 8

4. Analog Single phase Energy meter 3

5. Analog Single phase Energy meter 2

6. Digital stop watch 2

7. Galvanometer 12

8. Slidewire Potentiometer 2

9. Volt rati o box 4

10. Standard cell 3

11. Constant voltage source 3

12. Three ph ase energy meter 2

13. Water load single phase 1


POWER SYSTEM LAB

Sl.No

1.

2.

3.

Equipments Test set for testin g insulation with control panel and current limiting accessories Oil Test Kit

Resistance Divide r

Specification Quantity

100kV AC/DC 1

0-60kV 1

100kV 1

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12

13

14

15

16

Relay Test Bench to various Relays

Overcurrent Rela y 1

Under voltage Eleectromechanical

relay 1

Microprocessor C ontrolled 1

Overcurrent Rela y

Microprocessor C ontrolled under 1

voltage & Overvo ltage Relay

Universal Relay T est Circuit 1

Current Transfor mer 50/5A 1

Potential Transfo rmer 440/110V 1

Insulation Test K it 30kV 1

Computers 10 1

Earth Resistance Tester with kit 1

Insulation Tester: Megger 500 1

Desktop PC’s 5


MICROPROCESSOR LAB

Sl No. Equipments Specification Quantity

Digital Trainer Kit

1 10

8085 microprocessor Micro 85 LC

2 8

8086 microprocessor Micro 86-88 LCD

3 2

Keyboard

4 4

CRO

5 3

6 ADC -0809 16 Channel, 8 bit, Model

2 No: VBMB 003

DAC-0800 8 Bit- VBMB 002

7 2

8 8255 2

Stepper motor 2 kg,12V- DC

9 2

Stepper motor controller Model NO:VBMB 13A

10 2


ELECTRONICS CIRCUITS LAB

Sl no: Equipments Details Quantity

Signal generator 2mhz model: caddo 4061

1. 5

Digital multimeter Kusam-me10

2. 8

Cathode ray oscilloscope 20mhz model cado801

3. 3

4. Power supply output Aplab regulated bench ½

9 rack adaptable


SYSTEMS & CONTROL LAB

Sl No: E quipment Quantity

1 A C Servomotor 1

2 D C Servomotor 1

3 T emperature Control System 1

4 S ynchro 1

5 P rocess Control Simulator 1

6 N on-linear Relay Control System 1

7 D esktop PC’s 10


SOFTWARE LAB

Lab

Programming Lab for second year students.

Software Lab for third year students

No. of

Operating system Specification computers

Processor & Speed:- Pentium (R)

20 Windows Xp Dual -Core 2.80 Ghz

Ubuntu 14.04 Hard Disk Capacity:- 160 GB

RAM Capacity:- 2 GB

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

FLUID MECHANICS LAB

Sl. No. Name of Experiment Study of flow measuring equipment's - water meters, venturimeter, orifice meter,

1

current meter. 2 Study of gauges - pressure gauge, vacuum gauge, manometers 3 Study of valves - stop valve, gate valve and foot valve

4 Study of pumps – Centrifugal, Reciprocating, Rotary,Jet 5 Study of Turbines - Impulse and reaction types 6 Study of Hydraulic ram, accumulator

Determination of Coefficient of discharge and calibration of Notches, Orifice meter, 7

Nozzle and Venturimeter 8 Determination of Chezy’s constant and Darcy’s coefficient on pipe friction apparatus 9 Determination of Hydraulic coefficients of orifices 10 Determination of Metacentric Height and Radius of gyration of floating bodies. 11 Performance test on Rotodynamic and Positive displacement pumps 12 Performance test on Impulse and Reaction turbines 13 Speed variation test on Impulse turbine 14 Determination of best guide vane opening for Reaction turbine


I .C. ENGINES LAB

Sl. No. Name of Experiment 1 Study of Multi cylinder Petrol Engine

2 Study of Single Cylinder Engine – Electrical Loading 3 Study of Single Cylinder Engine – Mechanical Loading 4 Study of Single Cylinder Engine – Hydraulic Loading 5 Performance Test on Slow Speed Diesel Engine 6 Performance Test on Multi-cylinder Petrol Engine 7 Performance Test on Diesel Engine - Electrical Loading 8 Performance Test on Twin Cylinder Diesel Engine 9 Morse Test 10 Retardation Test 11 Flash and Fire Point 12 Determination of Viscosity using Pensky Martin Apparatus 13 Valve Timing Diagram for a Single Cylinder Diesel Engine 14 Performance Test on Reciprocating Compressor 15 Performance Test on Rotary Compressor 16 Determination of Calorific Value of a fuel using Junker’s Gas Calorimeter


MACHINE SHOP

Sl. No: Name of Equipment Quantity

1 Lathe 19

2 Shaper 6

3 Horizontal milling machine 5

4 Vertical milling machine 1

5 Radial drilling machine 1

6 Slotting machine 2

7 Surface grinding machine 1

8 Cylindrical grinding machine 1

9 CNC lathe 1

10 CNC milling 1


CAD LAB

Sl. No. Equipment/ Software Quantity

1 Desktop PC’s 29 Softwares:

1. SolidWorks – 30 License 2 2. Algor – 15 License

3. CadianMech – 30 License 4. Autocad Mechanical

THERMAL ENGINEERING LAB

List of Equipments

Sl. No. Name of Equipment Quantity

1 Emissivity Apparatus 1

2 Lagged Pipe Apparatus 1

3 Thermal Conductivity Apparatus 1

4 Natural Convection Apparatus 1

5 Parallel/Counter Flow Heat Exchanger 1

6 Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger 1

7 Reciprocating Air Compressor 1

8 Rotary Air Compressor 1

9 Refrigeration Tutor 1

List of Experiments Sl. No. Name of Experiment

1 Determination of LMTD and effectiveness of parallel flow Counter flow and cross flow heat exchangers

2 Determination of heat transfer coefficients in forced and free convection 3 Determination of thermal conductivity of solids (composite wall) 4 Determination of emissivity of a specimen 5 Study and performance test on reciprocating compressor 6 Study and performance test on rotary compressor/blower 7 Study and performance test on refrigeration and air conditioning equipment


19. DEPARTMENT DETAILS


MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LAB

List of Experiments

Sl. No. Name of Experiment 1 Study of metallurgical microscope and polishing machines 2 Microstructure study of Mild Steel, Cast iron, Aluminum 3 Study and experiment using profile projector 4 Study of various measuring instruments like micrometers and calipers 5 Experiment to test flatness, roundness 6 Measurement of angle using Sine bar 7 Experiment on Tool makers microscope and Autocollimator 8 Experiment on acceptance sampling 9 Study and testing using tool dynamometer

List of Equipments

Sl. Name of Experiment Quantity

No.

1 Metallurgical microscope 1

2 Optical profile projector 1

3 Tool makers microscope 1

4 Autocollimator 1

5 Milling tool dynamometer 1

6 Lathe tool dynamometer 1

7 Drill tool dynamometer 1

8 Double disc polishing machine 1

9 Sine bar 1

10 Strain measurement system 1

11 LVDT 2

12 Combination square 1

13 Vernier calipers 3

14 Micrometer& types 14

15 Dial indicator 3

16 Vernier height gauge 1

17 Slip Gauge Set 2

18 Hand polishing stand 1


20. DEPARTMENT DETAILS

A. CIVIL ENGINEERING

Name of the Department Course Level First Year of Approval by the Council

Year wise Sanctioned intake in UG

Year wise Actual admissions in UG

Cut off marks

Year wise Sanctioned intake in PG Year wise Actual admissions in PG % students passed with Distinction % students passed with First Class

Students Placed Accreditation status of the

course UG Courses Doctoral Courses Foreign Collaborations, if any

Professional Society Memberships

Professional Activities

CIVIL ENGINEERING B.Tech Under Graduate 2013 2017 2016 2015

60 60 60

2017 2016 2015

54 58 55 As decided by the Commissioner for Entrance Examination, Government of Kerala N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. NIL Approved B.Tech in Civil Engineering NIL NIL • ISTE Membership For S2 Students• Membership in Institute of Engineers India

for S8 Students

• FDP on "Field Surveying using Total Stations” in association with Ruby Soft Tech and

Indian Society of Technical Education (ISTE)on

28 & 29 June 2017.

• Conducted “Colossus”- a technical fest as part of Equinox-17, Workshop on NDT by Core

Institute of Technology on 22th March, 2017 for S6 CEstudents.

B. COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Name of the Department Course

Level

First Year of Approval by the Council



Cut off marks

Year wise Sanctioned intake in PG

Year wise Actual admissions in PG

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING B. Tech.

M. Tech. Under Graduate

Post Graduate

2002 2017 2016 2015

90 120 120

2017 2016 2015

34 71 71 As decided by the Commissioner for Entrance Examination, Government of Kerala 2017 2016 2015

18 18 18

2017 2016 2015


2 2 7

% students passed with Distinction 2017 2016 2015

% students passed with First Class 2017 2016 2015

23 10

Students Placed 2017 2016 2015

30 26

Students opted for Higher Studies 2017 2016 2015

4 5 Accreditation status of the course UG Courses Doctoral Courses Foreign Collaborations, if any Professional Society Memberships Professional Activities

Approved B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering NIL NIL Computer Society of India(CSI), IEEE Seminars, Talks, Idea Presentation

C. ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

Name of the Department ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION

ENGINEERING

Course B. Tech.

M. Tech.

Level Under Graduate

Post Graduate

First Year of Approval by the Council 2002


2017 2016 2015

60

120

120


2017 2016 2015

9

19

24

Cut off marks As decided by the Commissioner for Entrance

Examination, Government of Kerala



% students passed with Distinction

% students passed with First Class

Students Placed

Students opted for Higher Studies

Accreditation status of the

course UG Courses

Doctoral Courses Foreign Collaborations, if any Professional Society Memberships

Professional Activities

2017 2016 2015

18 18 18

2017 2016 2015

2 2 4

2017 2016 2015

2 30 10

2017 2016 2015

31 30

2017 2016 2015

8 22

2017 2016 2015

8 5

Approved B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering NIL NIL ISTE Seminar, National Conference, Project Expo, Faculty Development Programme


D. ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

Name of the Department

Course

Level

First Year of Approval by the Council



Cut off marks





Students Placed


Accreditation status of the course UG Courses Doctoral Courses Foreign Collaborations, if any Professional Society Memberships Professional Activities

E. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING




Cut off marks

Year wise Sanctioned intake in PG Year wise Actual admissions in PG % students passed with Distinction


Students Placed

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING B. Tech.

M. Tech. Under Graduate

Post Graduate

2004 2016 2015 2014

60 60 60

2016 2015 2014

6 29 31 As decided by the Commissioner for Entrance Examination, Government of Kerala 2017 2016 2015

18 18 18

2017 2016 2015

5 1 3

2017 2016 2015

8.6

2017 2016 2015

8.6

2017 2016 2015

2017 2016 2015

Approved B.Tech in Electrical and ElectronicsEngineering NIL NIL ISTE , IEEE Seminars, Talks and Workshop

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING B.Tech Under Graduate 2005 2017 2016 2015

90 120 120

2017 2016 2015

41 65 101 As decided by the Commissioner for Entrance Examination, Government of Kerala NA NA 2017 2016 2015

2017 2016 2015

2017 2016 2015



Accreditation status of the course UG Courses Doctoral Courses Foreign Collaborations, if any Professional Society Memberships Professional Activities

F. COMPUTER APPLICATIONs





%students passed with First Class

Students Placed

Accreditation status of the course Doctoral Courses Foreign Collaborations, if any Professional Society Memberships Professional Activities

G. MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Name of the Department Course

Level First Year of Approval by the Council




%students passed with First Class

Students Placed

Accreditation status of the course Doctoral Courses Foreign Collaborations, if any Professional Society Memberships Professional Activities

2017 2016 2015

Approved B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering NIL NIL ISTE , IIIE Seminars, Talks and Workshop

MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS MCA Post Graduate 2005 2017 2016 2015

30 60 60

2017 2016 2015

5 29 40

2017 2016 2015

2017 2016 2015

2017 2016 2015

17 15 NOT ACCREDITATED NIL NIL ISTE Seminars, Talks and Workshop

Department of Management studies MBA Post Graduate

2016 2015 2014

60 60 60

2016 2015 2014

40 42 37

2016 2015 2014

2016 2015 2014

2016 2015 2014

15 14 NOT ACCREDITATED NIL NIL ISTE Seminars, Talks and Workshop


21. TEACHING FACULTY DETAILS

A. DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

SL

NAME DESIGNATION Qualification Remarks No:

1 Mr. MOHAN S. PROFESSOR & HOD M.Tech

2 Ms. REMADEVI. D. PROFESSOR M.Tech

3 Ms. SUMITHA RANI P. R. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

4 Ms. ARYA P. S. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

5 Ms. ANUPAMA P L ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

6 Ms. INDU RAJAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

7 Ms. SARIKA S ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

8 Ms. TANUJA CHRISTOPHER DCRUZ ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

9 Ms. LEKSHMI J. SATHEESH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

10 Ms. NEEMA THERESE ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech.

11 Ms. ASIKA JOHNEY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech.

B. DEPARTMENTOF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

SL NAME DESIGNATION

Qualification Remarks

No:

1 Dr. C.G. SUKUMARAN NAIR PROFESSOR Ph.D.

2 Ms. BESHIBA WILSON ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

M.Tech

& HOD

3 Ms. PRIYA SEKHAR. S. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR M.E.

4 Ms. RENETHA J. B. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR M.Tech

5 Ms. CHITHRA A. S. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR M.Tech

6 Ms. ASHA A. S. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR M.E.

7 Ms. SONIA GEORGE ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

8 Ms. LEKSHMI CHANDRAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech ON LEAVE


9 Ms. ASHITHA S. S. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

10 Ms. CHRISTY JOJY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

11 Ms. AMBILY JANE ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

12 Ms. DIVYA CHRISTOPHER ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

13 Ms. ANJANA THAMPY S. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

14 Ms. SHEEJA BEEVI S ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

15 Ms. SUNU THOMAS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

16 Ms. SARANYA B. S. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

17 Ms. GREESHMA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M. Tech ADHOC

18 Ms. CHITHIRA RAKSHMI G. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

19 Ms. NISHA O.S. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

20 Ms. SMITHA J.C ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

21 Ms. SUMI MARIA ABRAHAM ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech ADHOC

22 Ms. PREETHI W. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech ADHOC

C. DEPARTMENTOF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEEING

SL


1 Mr.RAM PRASAD TRIPATHY ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

M.E.

& HOD

2 Ms. NISHA GEORGE ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR M.E.,

3 Dr. DINAKARDAS C. N. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR M.Tech,

Ph.D

4 Ms. SOORYA S. R. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR M.E.

5 Ms. VEENA V. U. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR M.E.

6 Ms. DIVYA SUBHASH ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR M.E.

7 Ms. BINCY LOUIS ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR M.E.

8 Ms. ANGELINE REEBA V. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech


9 Mr. BINU CHACKO ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

10 Ms. SOUMYA V. S. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

11 Mr. GREEJITH M. G. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

12 Mr. SHAMMY ARUN MATHEW ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

13 Mr. ALPHONSE D. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

14 Ms. DEBARATI GANGULY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

15 Mr. JOBIN JOSE ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

16 Ms. SREELEKSHMI R. C. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech ADHOC

17 Ms. JINJU JOY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech ADHOC

18 Ms. MINU E MATHEW ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech ON

LEAVE

19 Ms. REENA THOMAS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech ON

LEAVE

D. DEPARTMENTOF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING

SL


1 Dr. N A JOSE PROFESSOR Ph.D

2 Ms. SWAPNA M. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR &

M.Tech

HOD

3 Ms. SREEKALA DEVI K. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR M.Tech

4 Ms. PRIYA P. S. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

5 Ms. REVATHY SASIDHARAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

6 Ms. RENU V. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

7 Ms. ROHINI G. P. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech


8 Ms. JEAN DICKSON ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

9 Ms. CIBUMOL B. BABU ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

10 Ms. JIFLIN DAS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

11 Ms. AMMU ANNA MATHEW ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

12 Ms. ARYA VIJAYAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

13 Ms. SREEDEVI R. C. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

14 Ms. PRIYANKA C. P. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

15 Ms. ASHIMA C. R. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech ADHOC

E. DEPARTMENTOF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

SL


1 Mr. FRANKLIN P. JOSHUA PROFESSOR M.Sc. Engg.

2 Mr. SABARINATH. A. R ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR &

M.E.

HOD

3 Ms. BINDU M. V. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR M.Tech

4 Ms. RESMI V. PRASAD ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.B.A., M.E.

5 Mr. DANIEL C. RIBU ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

6 Mr. SAMMIL S. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

7 Ms. DEEJA MILNER L. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

8 Mr. KIRAN S ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

9 Mr. KRISHNA PRASANTH K. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

10 Mr. NIYAS SALIM ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

11 Mr. ADARSH S. J. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

12 Mr. SAJITH KRISHNAN R. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

13 Mr. JAYARAM V. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

14 Mr. AMAL RAJ B. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

15 Mr. VISHNU C. S. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech

16 Mr. ANKUR A. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E.

17 Mr. ANANDU S KUMAR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.E. 18 Mr. VISHNU R. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech ADHOC

19 AEBYSH ABRAHAM ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Tech


F. DEPARTMENTOF APPLIED SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES

SL NAME DESIGNATION Qualification Remarks

No: DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

1 Dr. RETNAKUMARI AMMA K. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR & M.Sc, Ph. D,

HOD PGDCA

2 Ms. LEKSHMY SURENDRAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Sc, B.Ed.

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

3 Mr. ROY K. VARGHESE PROFESSOR M.Sc,

M.Tech,MBA

4 Ms. DIVYA S. NAIR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Sc,B.Ed

DEPARTMENT OF MATHS

5 Mr. CAROLD WILSON LASER J. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR M.Sc, M.Phil

6 Mr. SUSANTH S. G. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Sc, B.Ed

7 Ms. SUSAN ROSH JOSE ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Sc,

M.Phil,MCA

8 Ms. MAYA G.S. THANKACHY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Sc,

ON LEAVE

PhD

B.Ed,M.Phil

9 Ms. GEETHU JOSE ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Sc, B Ed ON LEAVE

10 Ms. NISHA R. S. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.Sc,

B.Ed,M.Phil

DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES

11 Ms. DIASYLET T. H. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR MA, M.Phil ADHOC

G. DEPARTMENTOF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

SL


1 SELMA JOSEPH A ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR & HOD MCA

2 NEETHU MOHAN ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR MCA, M.Tech

3 ANJANA J ASSISTANT PROFESSOR MCA

4 JUSTIN G RUSSEL ASSISTANT PROFESSOR MCA, M.Tech.

5 BISMI K CHARLEYS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR MCA

6 SHERIN JOSEPH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR MCA

7 PRIYA S A ASSISTANT PROFESSOR MCA


8

PRASANTH KUMAR V.S ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

MCA ON LEAVE

H. DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

SL NAME DESIGNATION Qualification

Remarks

No:

1 Dr. Kumara Pillai K. PROFESSOR & HOD M.Com., MBA, LLB, CAIIB, Ph.D.

2 Dr Anuja J. A. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR MBA, PhD

3 Mr. Reji John ASSISTANT PROFESSOR B.Tech., MBA

4 Mr. Tony Jacob ASSISTANT PROFESSOR B.Tech., MBA, UGC-NET

5 Ms. Haritha Simon ASSISTANT PROFESSOR B.Com., MBA

6 Mr. Ranjith Thomas ASSISTANT PROFESSOR B.E., MBA

7 Mr. Sherin B. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.A., MBA ON LEAVE

8 Mr. Syam Nath ASSISTANT PROFESSOR MBA

I. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

SL No: NAME DESIGNATION Qualification Remarks

1 Mr. ROBIN SEBASTAIN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.PEd ON LEAVE

2 Ms. VARSHA P. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR M.PEd

J. LIBRARY


1 Ms. SUNI S. NAIR LIBRARIAN B.Sc., M.LISc., NET

2 Ms. JESSY THOMAS (SR.) ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN B.A., B.LISc.

3 Ms. VIDHYA. K. S LIBRARY ASSISTANT B.A., M. LISc.

K. RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT


1 Dr. N A JOSE PROFESSOR Ph.D


22. RESULT ANALYSIS

RESULT ANALYSIS

S1 B.TECH 2017 -21 BATCH

LMCST

Branch Passed Total Percentage

ECE 5 9 56

EEE 4 6 67

CSE 7 32 22

CE 13 55 24

ME 5 41 12

Total 34 143 23


RESULT ANALYSIS

S3 B.TECH 2016 - 2020 BATCH

LMCST


ECE 4 19 21

EEE 1 6 17

CSE 7 72 10

CE 12 57 21

ME 9 61 15

Total 33 215 15

RESULT ANALYSIS

S5 B.TECH 2015 - 2019 BATCH

LMCST


ECE 8 20 40

EEE 7 17 29

CSE 18 65 28

CE 10 50 20

ME 32 90 31

Total 75 242 31


RESULT ANALYSIS

S6 B.TECH 2014 - 2018 BATCH (KU)

LMCST


ECE 35 54 65

EEE 13 28 46

CSE 16 43 37

CE 33 55 60

ME 55 104 53

Total 152 284 54

ELEC TRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERI NG

PASS PERCENTAGE

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

67.8 63 25 40.47 45

Pass Percentage

80

70 6 7.8

63

60

50 45

40 40.47

30 25

20

10

0 20122013201420152016

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

PASS PERCENTAGE

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

64 56 53 58 53

Pas

s P

erce

nta

ge

64

56 53 58 53

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Year


(B) M.Tech.

1. CSE

PASS PERCENTAGE

2012 - 2014 2013 - 2015 2014 - 2016

55.6 22.2 28.6

60

50

40

30 2012 – 2014

20 2013 – 2015

10 2014- 2016

0 Total No of No of Pass

StudentsStudents Percentage Passed

2. ECE

PASS PERCENTAGE

2012 - 2014 2013 - 2015 2014 - 2016

94.4 88.9 83.3

100

90

80

70

60

50 2012 – 2014 40

2013 – 2015 30

20 2014- 2016

10

0

Total No of No of Pass StudentsStudentsPercentage

Passed


3. EEE

PASS PERCENTAGE

2013 - 2015 2014 - 2016

94 72

100

90

80

70

60

50

40 2013 – 2015

2014 – 2016 30

20

10

0 Total No of No of Pass

Students Students Percentage

Passed

(C) MCA

PASS PERCENTAGE

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

33 40 55 53 70

80

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016


(D) MBA

PASS PERCENTAGE

2013 2014 2015 2016

73.9 60 81.08 RESULT

AWAITING

90

80

70

60

50

40

30

20

10

0

2013 2014 2015

23. COUNSELLING

Counselling / Monitoring One Full Time Counselor

Career Counseling CGPU

Medical Facilities Doctor appointed on contract basis

Student Insurance

Insurance for the entire of the students has

been provided

24. EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Students Activity Board

Cultural Activities : An Inter Collegiate Technical and Cultural Fest is organized under the name EQUINOX each

year.


Sports Activities :

Annual Sports Day and Inter Departmental and Inter Collegiate Indoor and Outdoor Games

Literary Activities : Literary Competitions held on special occasions

and College Fest

Magazine / Newsletter : College Magazine and Monthly Newsletter

published by all departments combined

Technical Activities / Tech Fest : Conducted by Concerned Department as well as

the Entire College

Industrial Visits/ Internships/ Study Tours :Conducted

25. ANTI RAGGING ACT

As per the Honorable Supreme Court order dated 08.05.2009 and in consideration of the

determination of the Central Government and the University Grants Commission, ragging in any kind

is prohibited.

Ragging constitutes one or more of any of the following acts:

a) Any conduct by any student or students whether by words spoken or written or by an act which has

the effect of teasing, treating or handling with rudeness a fresher or any other student.


b) Indulging in rowdy or undisciplined activities by any student or students which causes or is likely

to cause annoyance, hardship, physical or psychological harm or to raise fear or apprehension thereof

in any fresher or any other student. c) Asking any student to do any act which such student will not in the ordinary course do and which

has the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame, or torment or embarrassment so as to

adversely affect the physique or psyche of such fresher or any other student. d) Any act by a senior student that prevents, disrupts or disturbs the regular academic activity of any

other student or a fresher. e) Exploiting the services of a fresher or any other student for completing the academic tasks assigned

to an individual or a group of students. f) Any act of financial extortion or forceful expenditure burden put on a fresher or any other student

by students g) Any act of physical abuse including all variants of it: sexual abuse, homosexual assaults, stripping,

forcing obscene and lewd acts, gestures, causing bodily harm or any other danger to health or person; h) Any act or abuse by spoken words, emails, post, public insults which would also include deriving

perverted pleasure, vicarious or sadistic thrill from actively or passively participating in the

discomfiture to fresher or any other student. i) Any act that affects the mental health and self-confidence of a fresher or any other student with or

without an intent to derive a sadistic pleasure or showing off power, authority or superiority by a

student over any fresher or any other student.

Institutions/ Hostels vide the Kerala Prohibition of Ragging Act 1998 Section 3

which makesRagging punishable as follows: a) Imprisonment up to a term of 2 years b) A fine up to Rs 10,000/- c) Dismissal from the institution. The students, so dismissed, shall not be admitted to any

otherEducational Institution for three years. An Anti-Ragging Squad is constituted in the college annually. The squad shall make surprise raids in

the areas earmarked for them andidentify/ check any activities which can develop into a ragging

incident. Thesquad shall in particular keep in view the places where the fresher’s and seniorsget

chance to interact. The squad shall report to the principal, if any preventiveactions are to be taken.

Till date, no incidents of ragging have been reported in Lourdes Matha College of Science and

Technology due to the strict implementation of discipline inculcated in our college.


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