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Affiliated Colleges

GOVT./ AIDED
Arts and Science Colleges
Colleges in Thiruvananthapuram District
Name of College
Year of Establishment
1897
1948
1866
1997
1889
1975
1981
1982
1964
10. NSS College for Women, Karamana, Thiruvananthapuram
1951
1945
1949
1964
1964
1964
1964
1965
1964
1995
1963
Colleges in Kollam District
1981
1951
1964
1965
1964
1964
1964
1951
1948
1964
1965
1981
1981
Colleges in Alappuzha District
34. Bishop Moore College, Mavelikara
1964
35. Christian College, Chengannur
1964
36. MSM College, Kayamkulam
1964
37. NSS College, Cherthala
1964
1964
39. SD College, Alappuzha
1960
40. St. Joseph`s College for women, Alappuzha
1954
41. St.Michael`s College, Cherthala
1967
42. TKMM College, Nangiarkulangara
1964
43. SN College, Chengannur
1981
44. Sree Ayyappa College, Eramallikara ,Thiruvanvandoor-689109
1995
Colleges in Pathanamthitta District
1981
1950
Fine Arts College
Government
1979
1999
Music college
Government
1999
Physical Education
Government
1989
Law Colleges
Government
1954
Private
1968
Training Colleges
1911
1958
1956
1960
1960
1957
1960
Medical Colleges
60. Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram
1950
61. Thirumala Devaswom Medical College, Alappuzha
1963
Ayurveda Medical College
62.Govt. Ayurveda Medical College, Thiruvananthapuram
1989
Homoeo Medical Colleges
63. Govt.Homoepathic Medical College, Iranimuttom, Thiruvanathapuram
1983
64. Sri Vidhyadhiraja Homoeopathic Medical College, Nemom,
Thiruvananthapuram. (Aided from 2002 onwards) 
2001
Dental College
65. Govt. Dental College, Medical College PO, Tvpm-11 
Engineering Colleges
Govt. / Aided
66. College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram -161939
67. Govt. Engg. College, Barton hill ,Thiruvananathapuram1999
68. TKM College of Engg, Kollam1958
College Under the Direct Management of the University
69. University College of Engineering,Kariavattom Campus,Thiruvananthapuram
 
 
SELF- FINANCING COLLEGES
Arts & Science Colleges
1995
1995
1995
1995
1995
6. KVVS College of Science & Technology, Kaithaparambu, Adoor
1995
7. Mar Thoma College of Science & Technology, Chadayamangalam, Ayur
1995
8. Sree Vidhyadhiraja College of Arts & Science, Karunagapally
1995
1995
1995
2002
12. Sree Narayana College of Technology, Vadakkevila, Kollam
2003
13. PMSA Pookoya Thangal Memorial Arts &Science College,Kadakkal, Kollam
2003
14. Naipunya School of Management, Near Manorama Jn, Cherthala
2005
 
16. Sree Narayana Guru Memorial Catering College
Valamangalam South , Thuravoor, Cherthala, Alappuzha
Tel : 91-478- 2561736
web site  www.sngmc.org    e mail : admin@sngmc.org
 
Course : BHM ( Bachelor of Hotel Management, 4 years)
17.SNGM Arts& Science College,
        Valamangalam South, Thuravoor,
        Cherthala.
 
Tel : 0478 2 560415
Courses : BSc Hotel management and Catering science
BSc Botany and Biotechnology (Restrured)
BSc  Compute Science, BA Communicative English
BBA
Training Colleges
15.National Training College for Women, Pazhakutty, Nedumangad
1995
16. Fathima Memorial Training College, Vadakkevila, Kollam
1997
17.CSI College of Education, Parassala ,Tvpm
1995
18. Baselious Marthoma Mathews Training College, Kottarakara
1995
19. Mannam Memorial Training College, Vilakudy, Kollam
1995
20.* National Training College, Pravachambalam*
( *steps are being initiated for disaffiliation )
1995
21. Sobha College of Teacher Education, S.L.Puram.P.O, Cherthala
2003
22. KNMKNMS Training College, Vellarada, , Thiruvananthapuram
(admission withheld from 2002--- restarted from 2005 )
1995
23. BNV College of Teacher Education, Thiruvallam, Tvpm
2005
24. KTCT College of Teacher Education, Kaduvayil, Thottacadu, Tvpm
2005
25. New B Ed College, Nellimoodu, Tvpm
2005
26. H.H.Marthoma MathewsII Training College,Adoor
2005
27. Jameela Beevi Memorial Centre for Teacher Education, Kayamkulam
2005
28. St. Thomas Training College, Mukkolakkal, Tvpm
2005
29. MAET Training College, Nettayam , Tvpm
2005
30. St. Jacob`s Training College, Menamkulam, Kazhakuttam, Tvpm
2005
31. Emmanuel College of B. Ed Training, Vazhichal, Kudappanamoodu, Tvpm
2005
32. Christ Nagar College of Education, Chavarapuram, Thiruvallam, Tvpm
2005
33. RV Training College, Valakam, Kottarakara, Kollam
2005
34. Buddha College of Teacher Education, Muthukulam North, Alappuzha
2005
35.Mannam Foundation Centre for Education Technology, Poruvazhy,
Edakkal PO , Kollam 
2005
36. Manjappara Educational and Charitable Trust B.Ed Centre,Manjapara, Ayur
2005
37.Sree Narayana Training College, Sreekandeswaram, Poochakkal PO,
Cherthala 
2005
38. Fathima Memorial Training College, Mylapore, Umayanalloor, Kollam
2005
39. Sabarigiri College of Education, Anchal, Kollam
2005
40.College of Teacher Education, Arkanoor,Ayoor, Kollam
2005
41. Victory College of Teacher Education,Olathanni, Tvpm
2005
42. Millath College of Teacher Education, Sooranad PO, Kunnathur, Kollam
2005
43. SNGM B.Ed College, Valamangalam South PO, Thuravur, Cherthala
2005
44. Sri Vidyadhiraja Model College of Teacher Education,Vendar PO,
      Kottarakara, Kollam 
2005
45. Iqbal Training College, Iqbal Nagar, Peringammala, Tvpm
2005
46. Kaviyattu College of Education Pirappencode PO, Thiruvananthapuram,      Kerala 695607.
47. Sree Narayana Guru Kripa Trust B.Ed College, Pothencode,       Thiruvananthapuram 695584.
48. Haneefa Kunju Memorial College of Education, Estate Road,Umayanallur,       Kollam 691589 (2005)
.
49. Valiyam Memorial College of Teacher Education, Edappallikkotta, Chavara, Kollam 
50.Jamia Training College,Chithara,Kollam dt. 691536 Tel:91-474- 2002744 
51.KPM BEd Training College, Cheriyavelinalloor,
Oyoor, Kollam - 691 516Tel 0474-2467466, 2016444, 2467335
web site www.kpmtrusts.com

Courses : BEd - Natural Science (20), Physical Science , English, Hindi, Malayalam - 20 seats each
.
Engineering Colleges
50.Sree Chitra Thirunal College of Engg, Pappanamcode, Thiruvananthapuram
1995
51. Marian College of Engg, Menamkulam,Kazhakoottam,Thiruvananthapuram
2001
52. LBS Institute of Technology for Women, Poojappura,Thiruvananthapuram
2001
53. Mar Baselios College of Engg &Technology, Bethany Hills, Nalanchira,
Thiruvananthapuram 
2002
54. Sree Buddha College of Engg, Pattoor P.O, Padanilam, Nooranad, Alappuzha
2002
55. Muslim Association College of Engg, Venjaramoodu, Thiruvananthapuram
2002
56 Amrita Institute of Technology &Science,Vallikavu, Clappana, Kollam
2002
57. Mohandas College of Engg & Technology, Anad, Nedumangad
2002
58. Basilous Mathew II College of Engg, Muthupilakad, Sasthamcottah, Kollam
2002
59. Lourde Matha College of Science & Technology, Opp. Kalampara Ashram, KutttichalPO, Thiruvananthapuram 
2002
60. Shahul Hameed Memorial Engg College,Al—Hameed Estate, Swamimukku, Pulippara PO, Kadakkal, Kollam 
2002
61. Travancore Engg College, Oyoor,Cheriyavelinallur, Kollam
2002
62. P.A.Aziz College of Engineering & Technology, Karakulam, Tvpm
2003
63.Younus College of Engg& Technology, Vadakkevila, Kollam
2002
64. Mary matha college of Engineering & Technology, Paliyode, Thiruvananthapuram
M B A Colleges
65. T K M Institute of Management, Kollam
1995
66. Member Sree Narayana Pillai Institute of Management & Technology,
Madappally, Mukundapuram, Chavara, Kollam 
2002
67. Allama Iqbal Institute of Management, Daivapura .P.O,
Peringamala, Nedumangad
2003
Snehacharya Institute of Management & Technology
Karuvatta North,Karuvatta.P.o,Alappuzha,Kerala-690517
Ph:0479-2149026,2149027 Fax:0479-2491938
www.snehacharya.com email:info@snehacharya.com
Course offered :Bachelor in Hotel Management & Catering Technology
Established year - 2008
Principal:Prof.Raju.m
 
MCA Colleges
68.K VM College of Engg & Information Technology, Cherthala
2001
69. KVVS Institute of Technology, Kaithaparambu, Adoor, Pathanamthitta
2002
70. Mar Thoma Institute of Technology, Chadayamangalam, Ayur
2002
71.Mar Baselios Institute of Technology, Anchal.PO, Kollam
2003
72. Sree Narayana Institute of Technology, Vadakkevila, Kollam
2003
Nursing Colleges
73.Holy Cross College of Nursing, Kottiyam, Kollam
2002
74. C.S.I.College of Nursing, Karakonam
2002
75. St Joseph`s College of Nursing, Anchal, Kollam
2002
76.KVM College of Nursing, Cherthala, Alappuzha.
2002
77.Sree Narayana Trusts Medical Mission College of Nursing,
Chathannur, Kollam
 
2004
78.Bishop Benziger College of Nursing,Vadakkevila, Kollam
2004
79.Sivagiri Sree Narayana Medical Mission College of Nursing,
Sreenivasapuram, Varkala 
2004
80.Archana College of Nursing, Archana Hospital Complex, Pandalam
2004
81. Upasana College of Nursing, Upasana Hospital, Q.S.Road,Kollam..
2005
82. Vijaya College of Nursing, Kottarakkara, Kollam.
2005
83.Azeezia College of Nursing Meeyannoor Kollam 
Dental Colleges
83. PMS College of Dental Science & Research, Vattappara, Tvpm.
2002
84.Azeezia College of Dental Science & Research, Diamond Hill,
Meeyannoor, Kollam 
2005
Siddha College
85. Santhigiri Siddha Medical College,Koliakode,Tvpm
2002
Ayurveda Medical College
86. Pankaja Kasthuri Ayurveda Medical College, Kattakada, TVPM
2002
87.Sree Narayana Institute ofAyurvedicStudies&Research, Karimpinpuzha,Puthur,Kollam
2004
Medical College
88. Dr Somerwell Memorial CSI Medical College, Karakonam, TVPM
2002
89. Sree Gokulam Medical College & Research Foundation, Venjaramoodu,
Thiruvananthapuram. 
2005
Pharmacy College
90. St.Joseph`s College of Pharmacy, Muttom,Cherthala
2004
91. Mar Dioscorus College of Pharmacy, Alathara, Sreekariyam,Tvpm
2004
92. Dale ViewCollege of Pharmacy & Research Centre,
Poovachal, Thiruvananthapuram 
2003
93. Ezhuthachan National Academy Pharmacy College, Marayamuttom,
Neyyattinkara, Thiruvananthapuram 
2003
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Emerging trends in career market


Usually economic status of a country is rated based upon GDP, rate of inflation and other economic matrices. But country’s economic status and placement situation can also be judged by the placement scenes at the premier educational institutions. Recently held placement in the premier B Schools of the country like IIMs were like IPL auction sales! Candidates were given placement offers with very attractive pay packages.  
Placement situation in the country during 2010-11 is very bright. Even though during economic recession, there was a reduction in increment levels from 13.3% to 6.6 % during 2008, the current situation is entirely different. All private and PSUs have eagerly started recruiting skilled and talented professionals for augmenting production. During the pre- recession period, campus recruitment was around 65 percent in IT and ITeS sectors.  But during recession it had come down to 25 percent and increment level reduced from 13.3% to 6.6 % during 2008. Now it started moving up and the campus recruitment is around 40 percent in the country. Average increment level expected during 2010-11 will be 10.6 %.
Some of the potential areas are Banking, Financial Services, Insurance, Education, Training, Consultancy, Health care, Hospitality, Tourism, Travel, IT, ITeS, Real Estate, Construction, Trade, Transport, Manufacturing, Energy, Automotives, FMCG, Engineering, Procurement, Retail industry and Agribusiness.
Research studies done by different HR services research agencies like MAFOI, NASSCOM, ASSOCHAM, CRISIL, Deutsche bank and Hewitt revealed that Indian career market will exhibit quantum jump and by 2020 there will be spectacular changes in key sectors like energy, infrastructure, pharmaceuticals, project engineering, telecom, IT, ITeS, Engineering services, Banking, Financial Services, Insurance, Healthcare, Agribusiness, Manufacturing, Hospitality, Trade, Tourism and transport.
Some of the salient features in different sectors are as follows.
Energy (Oil, Gas, Coal & Power)
India has acquired the status of 5th largest power generation capacity in world. Oil and gas requirement will be expected to increase from 186.54 million tonnes during 2010-11to 253.58 million tonnes during 2011-12.
There is huge demand for skilled workers in the Oil and Gas industry. Since stiff competition is occurring between Private and PSU units, PSUs have aggressively started revising their HR policies.
Infrastructure              
Infrastructure is one of the sectors least affected during recession. 450$ US Billion investment is expected to reach the country by 2012. Ports, Highways, Airports and other amenities are the basic drive behind this growth.
Project Engineering
Global engineering services outsourcing market will reach 150-215 US Billion $ by 2020. Of which India’s share will increase from 12% to 25%-30% . Engineering will become the biggest sector after IT and ITeS in the country.
Pharmaceuticals
By 2015 Indian Pharmaceutical industry will reach 20 Billion US$ turnover. There is very good potential for generic drug market in the country. Indian Pharma industry employs quality manpower and excels from low cost of production, world class technology and research.
Retail Industry
India ranks fifth among the largest retail industries in the world. By 2012-2013 the turnover will reach 573 billion US$ from 405 billion US$(2010-11). Increase in standard of living creates spectrum of opportunities in the retail industry. FDI and subsequent development in the retail industry will seek more man power from Tier 1 and 2 cities.
Telecom
India is the third largest country in Telecom sector globally after China and USA. Country’s mobile subscribers will be around 5 % of the world market by 2013-14. Rural penetration coupled with 3G technology and competition will facilitate better career prospects in this sector.
Banking, Finance and Insurance
Public sector banks are trying to open overseas markets. Government of India started permitting private companies to start banks in the country. Some of the potential areas are Asset management, Broking, Investment and Insurance. All Public and private sector banks require skilled professionals in the areas of finance, banking, marketing and HRD management.
Education, Training and Consultancy         
As a sequel to globalization, global village concept is acquiring momentum in the country. Education, training and consultancy are some of the key sectors which can drive more employment in the country. These sectors are expected to create 97000 jobs during 2010-2011. Educational consultancy services are acquiring more importance in the country. In this post recession period companies are more keen to recruit talented professionals in the financial sector. Moreover the bill to permit foreign educational institutions to start campuses in India is in the final phase.  
Hospitality and Travel
This is one of the fastest growing segments in the world. Four percent reduction in turnover was recorded in Hospitality and travel during 2009 in the country. But during 2005-10 this sector had exhibited 13% growth. Five star hotels and real estate business further augmented growth in these sectors.
Expected Salary hike for different sectors during the year 2010-11 are as follows.
Manufacturing-12.8%, Services-12.1%, Telecom-12.2% and Hospitality-12.7%.  India has higher rate of career prospects of +39%; whereas countries like Barazil+38%, Australia +22% and Singapore+20% 
                                    
Twelve  fastest growing jobs projected upto 2018 by US Bureau for labour statistics are Biomedical engineers, Network systems and data communication analysts, financial examiners, medical scientists except epidemiologists, Physician assistants, Biochemists and biophysicists, Veterinarians, Athletic trainers, Computer software engineers, applications, system software, food technologists and Environmental engineers.

TCS to hire 37,000 from campuses

IT major Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), today said it plans to hire 37,000 professionals for its domestic and overseas markets through campus placements in the next fiscal.
      
"We plan to hire 37,000 professionals through campus recruitments in FY 12. We have so far visited 171 institutions pan-India," TCS Head (Global Human Resources), Ajoyendra Mukherjee, told reporters here.
      
 "Our hiring ratio will be around 54:46 trainee and lateral respectively," he said.
      
 The company had hired 27,500 professionals through campus recruitment last year.
      
"The demand is strong and we hope it will continue to grow in the coming days," he said.
       
The country's largest software exporter said it has hired 50,000 personnel in the nine-month period ended December 2010 and expects to add another 12,000-15,000 in Q4.
       
TCS added 20,219 people (gross) during the quarter (Q3 FY 11), its highest addition yet, taking its total headcount to 1,86,914 at the end of the December quarter.
       
"Given the strength of business demand, we have exceeded the hiring target of 50,000 employees we had set for this fiscal year," Mukherjee said.
      
 TCS CEO and Managing Director, N Chandrasekaran, had yesterday said the company faces the major challenge of attrition.
      
"Our short-term challenge is we have to continue to retain people although the attrition rate has come down in Q3 FY 11," Chandrasekaran had said.


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