MEC Thrikkakara Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

Yes, you have a very good chance of getting into MEC, as last year's cutoffs were as low as 5172 for CSBC, and for ECE, the chances are tough, as the previous year's lowest rank was 4718, but in case of management quota, the leniency may be there so also keep them on your list.

Hello,

Lateral entry (LET) students at Model Engineering College (MEC), Thrikkakara, will need to pay a total tuition cost of around Rs 2,20,000 to finish the last three years of the B.Tech program. This comprises Rs 35,000 each semester for six semesters, plus a one-time LET enrollment fee of Rs 10,000. Upon admission, students typically need to pay approximately Rs 45,000 for tuition and entry fees, plus an extra Rs 6,000–Rs 7,000 for university-related costs like registration, examination fees, insurance, and sports fees.

If you intend to reside in the girls' hostel, the monthly hostel fee is around Rs 7,000, and a refundable caution deposit of Rs 10,000 is required upon joining. The accommodations for girls at the hostel are viewed as tidy and well-organized, providing consistent meals, sufficient security, and essential amenities. In total, considering both academic and hostel fees, the estimated cost upon admission would be approximately Rs 68,000–Rs 70,000.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Dear Candidate ,
Yes , with a rank of 55,000 in MBiPC ( BiPC stream ) , you can take EEE or Mechanical Engineering ( MEC ) only if you have also written EAMCET ( Engineering stream with MPC ) and qualified .
But since you mentioned you do not have a rank in MPC ( MPC stream ) and only got rank in BiPC , you cannot take admission in EEE or Mechanical , as these are engineering ( MPC - based ) branches .