Holy Crescent College of Architecture, Aluva Reviews on Infrastructure, Campus, Placement, Facilities & Faculty

There is wifi on campus and projector enabled classrooms. Sports facilities are quite limited and the hostels are outside the campus and are not well maintained. The food is terrible. There are no dedicated labs for elective subjects.

The quality of teaching is not up to the mark and the library is just about okay. The curriculum is severely lacking and does not cover latest updates in the field. I don't feel that I have gained anything from my time here that gets me job ready.

There is no dedicated placement wing or placement process to speak of. It is up to the students to find opportunities once their course ends. I feel that this is one of the worst aspects of studying here because the fees they charge is quite a lot.

They take almost ninety thousand rupees per year and it is not put to any use. The infrastructure is bad, academia lacking and no placement opportunities whatsoever. I think you'd find way more better places to invest your money for studies.

I dont feel safe on the campus even though there is an anti-ragging cell. There are no measures in place to handle emergency situations and there are no hostels within the campus. There are some cultural programs held from time to time.

There are better options to pursue architecture in Kerala.