A CMI EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
Carmel College of Engineering & Technology (CCET) is owned and managed by St. Joseph’s Carmel Educational & Charitable Trust of CMI, registered on 13-09-2012.
Established by St. Joseph’s Carmel Educational & Charitable Trust in 2014-15, offers AICTE-approved, KTU-affiliated B.Tech courses in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, and Computer Science.
Read moreThe Congregation of the Carmelites of Mary Immaculate was founded by Rev. Fathers Thomas Palackal, Thomas Porukara, and St Kuriakose Elias Chavara, with the foundation stone laid at Mannanam on 11th May 1831
Read moreTo mould engineers with integrity and social commitment through holistic development,career guidance, and social outreach programs, meeting global standards and contributing to society's sustainable development.
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Sparkz is the flagship technical fest of Carmel College of Engineering and Technology (CCET), conducted as an inter-college competition that brings together innovative and passionate students from various institutions. It serves as a platform for creative thinking, engineering excellence, and collaborative learning beyond traditional academics. The fest blends technical and non-technical engagements to create an energetic and inclusive environment that promotes critical thinking, teamwork, and healthy competition. Sparkz emphasizes experiential learning, enabling participants to apply knowledge in real-world contexts while developing leadership and problem-solving skills. Through Sparkz, CCET reinforces its commitment to academic excellence, innovation-driven education, and holistic student development.
An expert technical talk on "kickstart your global career with BMS( building management system) organized for mech engineering students
An Insightful expert talk on industrial maintenance practices organized for mechanical engineering students by Mr.Shajan K ., former DGM of HMT Machine Tools Limited
An expert technical session exploring Carrer pathways in the maritime sector for mechanical engineering students