Civil Engineering
ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT
The Department of Civil Engineering started functioning in 2014, from the inception of the Institute. The department offers B.Tech in Civil Engineering Programme with an annual intake of 60 students. The first batch of students graduated in 2018 from Kerala University. In 2015, the APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University came into existence and subsequent batches have been affiliated to the new University. The qualified faculty members having specialization in various fields of Civil Engineering handles the various courses.
The Department of Civil Engineering is always in the forefront in providing technical support and service to the public in various fields – structural, geotechnical, environmental, and transportation engineering. The department has full-fledged laboratories with skilled technicians. The Consultancy Wing of the department carries consultancy works following standards and our clients include government departments, quazi – government organizations and private entrepreneurs.
The department of Civil Engineering has an International association with Murdoch University, Perth, Australia from 2019 onwards. The experts from the International community are associating with the department and doing joint projects in the field of environment and water related projects. The students of Murdoch University and Carmel College jointly conduct field studies and formulate socially and environmentally relevant research works.
With a focus on developing strong industry relationships, the Civil Engineering department has signed several MoUs with leading organizations in the field. These include InterCAD Systems Pvt Ltd, ALG International Institute of Technology, Edappally, Master Engineering Solutions, De Experts’ Engineers and Quantity Surveyors,, and CILL Associates Pvt. Ltd. These partnerships provide opportunities for our students to gain practical experience through internships, participate in joint projects, and attend workshops and training programs to further improve their education. Our MoUs with these industry partners allow us to stay at the forefront of innovation in the field of Civil Engineering and provide our students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in their careers.
Value added courses like, SkillHub - Civil Engineering Software program, Total Station Survey Camp and Concrete Mix Design Workshop are some of the flagship courses we offer to our students.
The department also provides opportunities for the students to interact with technocrats and professional engineers from various industries and the Civil Engineering Student’s Chapter of Institution of Engineers India (IEI) was formed and majority of the students are its members. The Carmel Civil Engineering Association (CCEASON) is another platform for the students to learn and improve their knowledge.
The department understands the importance of continuous upgradation of knowledge of the faculty members and conducts inhouse faculty development programmes. The faculty are also encouraged to take part in such programmes hosted by other institutions.
The students and faculty conduct Industrial visits to various large project sites where the latest technologies are adopted. Major Water and WasteWater Treatment Plants in Kerala run by Kerala Water Authority, Kochi Metro, Peringalkuthu Hydroelectric Project, Bangalore WasteWater Treatment Plant , Kozha Science city , Vizhinjam International Port etc, are some of them.
We provide ample opportunities to the students to showcase their capabilities and to develop their skills by taking part in various technical events, arts, sports and games.
Self Learning is promoted largely and a number of students and faculty utilizing the e learning platforms and passed the NPTEL courses.
ABOUT THE PROGRAMME
The department offers a four year BTech degree in Civil Engineering. The programme improves the core competencies of a student in Infrastructural Engineering, Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, and Project Management. Different courses, as prescribed by the APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University caters to fulfilling these competencies.
The structural engineering module covers concrete technology, design of concrete structures, structural analysis, and design of steel structures. The infrastructural engineering module consists of planning and designing of roads, railways, ports, and airports. The programme also includes hydrology and water resources engineering, design of large Irrigation and Hydraulic Structures. Topics related to environmental engineering - water, wastewater, its planning, design and management are the topics covered and practiced during this course . All Civil Engineering Project Management standards and practices are also dealt with in various courses.
All the activities of the department are guided by its vision and mission statements. As a result, the competency of a student graduating from the department is far more than that set by the University. The department makes systematic assessment of the gaps in the University course curriculum and makes active intervention. Students are offered custom tailored courses to fill these gaps.
The department has signed MoU and has collaborations with national and international entities. These ties are leveraged to make sure that the department graduates truly meet the requirements of a Civil Engineering Professional.
VISION, MISSION , PEOs, POs & PSOs
Department Vision
- To groom professionally competent and morally responsible Civil Engineers
Department Mission
- Impart technical knowledge required for the civil engineering profession.
- Equip the students to pursue higher studies, employment and entrepreneurship
- Educate professional and ethical responsibilities related to industry, society and environment
Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)
- Graduates demonstrate ability in creating solutions to civil engineering problems by synthesizing and applying multi-disciplinary knowledge
- Graduates adapt to changes in the local and global environment by exhibiting intellectual curiosity, innovating, pursuing continuous education, and embracing diverse ideas
- Graduates recognize and capitalize on personal and team strengths to achieve organizational goals
Program Outcomes(POS)
- Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
- Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
- Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
- Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
- Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
- The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.
- Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
- Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
- Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings
- Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
- Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
- Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.
Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)
- Use Industry grade software to solve civil engineering problems
- Explore newer trends and employment opportunities in civil engineering through methodical exposure to industry and experts
Faculty Profile
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
The Civil Engineering Department is dedicated to providing students with a well-rounded education and exposure to the various aspects of the field. To this end, we encourage and support our students in engaging in professional activities that complement their coursework and broaden their perspectives. These activities include attending industry-led workshops and training programmes, participating in design competitions, and becoming involved in student organizations like the Institution of Engineers India (IEI) Student Chapter and Carmel Civil Engineering Association (CCEASON). These opportunities not only enhance our students' technical skills, but also foster important qualities such as teamwork, communication, leadership, and a commitment to lifelong learning. Through these experiences, our graduates are well-prepared to take on the challenges of the engineering profession and make a positive impact in their communities.
Institution of Engineers (IEI) Students Chapter
The Institution of Engineers India (IEI) Students Chapter Civil (688004/CCET/CV) is dedicated to providing its members with a variety of educational and networking opportunities. The chapter regularly hosts student competitions, which provide a platform for students to showcase their skills and knowledge, and connect with industry professionals. These competitions allow students to demonstrate their understanding of key concepts in civil engineering, and provide an opportunity for them to network with professionals in the field.
In addition to student competitions, the chapter also conducts workshops to provide hands-on training and learning experiences for its members. These workshops cover a range of topics related to civil engineering and provide students with an opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge in a practical setting. The chapter also celebrates Engineer's Day and World Water Day, which provide opportunities for members to learn about and reflect on the important contributions engineers make to society. Through these events, the IEI Students Chapter is fostering a dynamic and engaged community of students, professionals, and industry leaders in the field of civil engineering.
The Institution of Engineers India (IEI) Students Chapter Civil (688004/CCET/CV) is a thriving community of over 211 members, all dedicated to advancing their knowledge and careers in the field of civil engineering. The chapter is led by experienced professionals, including Advisor Asst. Prof. Jayakrishnan P B and Treasurer Asst. Prof. Roopa V. They are supported by a team of dedicated executive members, including Anakha Raveendran, Akshay Sreekumar Nair, Anju M, Deepak A, Sisira V J, Ankitha S, and Aaziya Najeeb, who plan and execute events such as student competitions, workshops, and celebrations.
With its talented leadership team and growing membership base, the IEI Students Chapter Civil (688004/CCET/CV) continues to provide a vibrant and supportive community for students, professionals, and industry leaders in the field of civil engineering. Whether through student competitions, workshops, or other events, the chapter is dedicated to advancing its members' careers and helping them stay ahead in a rapidly-evolving field.
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Program |
Dates |
RESOURCE PERSON/ORGANISATION |
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Faculty Development Programme on ‘Reshaping Teaching Learning Process for the Digital Era’ |
31-01-2022 to 03-02-2022 |
7 resource persons from outside the institute |
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Mix Design Workshop |
08-11-2022 |
Professionals from Ultra tech Cement Ltd. |
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Bridge Design Competition |
30-09-2022 |
Members |
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Engineer’s Day celebration |
30-09-2022 |
Rahul R Kumar (Young Entrepreneur, Alumni CCET) |
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Talk on World Water day |
22-03-2022 |
Prof.Dr. Kuruvila Mathew, School of Engineering & IT, Murdoch University, Australia |
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World water Day Quiz Competition |
22-03-2022 |
Asst. Prof. Vinay Mathews, Department of Civil Engineering, CCET |
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Online International Short term Training programme –‘Civil Engineering Breakthroughs and Innovations |
8-11-2021 to 11-11-2021 |
Internationally renowned resource persons |
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Online Expert Interaction for Civil Engineering Students on BIM |
19-06-2021 |
Sujin G S, Application Engineer, Intercad Systems |
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Civil Engineering & its practices |
28-05-2021 |
Er. T P Madhusudanan, Former Sr. Consultant, Habitat Technology Group |
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Poster competition |
22-03-2021 |
Members |
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Webinar on Opportunities for Civil Engineers in the public sector |
26-09-2020 |
Revith C K, General Manager, Civilianz |
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Industry-institute interaction on "Construction of Medical Infrastructure and Site Visit – Vandanam Medical College,Alappuzha ". |
22-08-2019 |
HLL Infra Tech Services |
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World Water day - talks |
21-03-2019 |
Dr Susan Jacob, Former managing director and Technical member of Kerala Water Authority & Er. Cinu P Thomas-managing Director Intercad systems Pvt. Ltd. |
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Concrete mix design |
22-02-2019 & 23-02-2019 |
Er. Shelly S Fernandez, Chairman ICI cochin |
Carmel Civil Engineering Association - CCEASON
CCEASON (Carmel Civil Engineering Association) is the association of students of the Civil Department which is formed to provide a platform for the student to gather and interact, exchange knowledge and experiences. It provides them opportunities to conduct various technical seminars, workshops and deliberations. It focuses mainly on enhancing the engineering skills, soft skills and the overall development of the students. The association aims to give immense opportunities for improving the technical knowledge of students and bringing awareness in the practical aspects of Civil Engineering. The association was formally inaugurated on 16th of March, 2017 by Er.T. Rajendran, Chief Project Manager, HLL, Life Care (GOI), Hubly, Karnataka (Chief Engineer, KWA (Rtd). A few of the recent activities of the association are listed below.
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Date |
Event |
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22/12/2022 |
Technical Competitions - Scale and build, Quiz, Inclined Structure Construction, Treasure hunt |
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22/03/2022 |
World Water Day celebrations - Quiz competition, Keynote address by Dr.Kuruvila Mathew, Professor, School of Engg. & IT, Murdoch University |
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08/11/2021-11/11/2021 |
Online International Short Term Training Programme with Internationally renowned resource persons |
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19/06/2021 |
Online expert interaction for civil engineering students on BIM by Sujin G S, Application Engineer, InterCAD Systems. |
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05/06/2021 |
A webinar on the topic “Concrete An Enigmatic Construction Material” by Er.Shyju Nair CEO, DH Academy. |
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28/05/2021 |
A webinar on the topic “ Civil Engineering & its practices” by Er.T.P.Madhusudhanan , Former Sr.Consultant & International Civil Engineering Trainer , Habitat Technology Group |
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22/03/2021 |
A Poster competition was conducted on World Water Day |
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21/03/2019 |
World Water Day Program was inaugurated by Er.Cinu P Thomas Managing Director, InterCAD Systems Pvt Ltd. Quiz competition and a one minute speech on “Your thoughts and quotes ‘were also conducted. |
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22/02/2019 & 23/02/2019 |
A Workshop on “Concrete Mix Design’ by Shelly S Fernandez, Chairman ICI Cochin |
SKILL HUB
Skill Hub is a program to impart civil engineering software training and personality development training for placement assistance. This program has been in existence from March 2020. The program is scheduled in such a way that the students are getting in-house training for civil engineering design software and project management software before they complete the B. Tech course. M/s InterCAD Systems Pvt. Ltd is conducting the classes and sharing the soft skills.
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Semester |
Topics |
Duration (hrs) |
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1,2 |
Microsoft Office, Photoshop |
20 |
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AutoCAD |
20 |
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3,4 |
Revit Architecture |
30 |
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3DSMax |
30 |
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5,6 |
Revit Structure |
20 |
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Staad Pro, Staad Foundation |
40 |
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7,8 |
Primavera |
30 |
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Personality Development Training |
10 |
SURVEY CAMPS
The department conducts survey camps with the dual mission of helping the local community and providing industry oriented training for the students. In survey camps, students are guided to use sophisticated surveying equipment to solve real world problems. In addition to the guidance from the faculty, external organisations are also brought in during these camps.
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Date |
Description |
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28/12/2020- 31/12/2020 |
The department and CILL Associates held a 3-day survey camp in September 2021, using Total Station. |
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16/09/2021- 18/09/2021 |
The department and CILL Associates held a 3-day survey camp in September 2021, emphasizing the latest surveying tech, particularly Total Station. |
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28/12/2020- 31/12/2020 |
The department and CILL Associates held a 4-day survey camp in December 2020, incorporating the latest surveying technology with Total Station as a key component. |
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05/02/2020- 07/02/2020 |
The department and CILL Associates held a 3-day survey camp in February 2020, offering training with the latest surveying technology with emphasis on the use of Total Station. |
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02/05/2019- 04/05/2019 |
The department and ALG International Institute of Technology hosted a 3-day survey camp in May 2019, utilizing the most recent surveying tech, with Total Station as a key component. |
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08/02/2018- 10/02/2018 |
The department partnered with ALG International Institute of Technology for a 3-day survey camp in February 2018, offering training with the latest surveying technology and a focus on Total Station. |
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19/09/2017- 23/09/2017 |
A 5-day survey camp was organized at Muhamma in September 2017 to provide industry-focused training. |
CONCRETE MIX DESIGN WORKSHOP
The department has been conducting concrete mix design workshops for our students to give them hands-on experience in the field of construction practices. Concrete mix design is a crucial step in the construction process, and it is essential for our students to understand its importance. Our workshops are designed to provide students with an opportunity to work with industrial experts and gain exposure to the practical aspects of concrete mix design. The department has collaborated with experienced professionals to ensure that the workshops are informative and provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the process. These workshops have been successful in equipping our students with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the construction industry.
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Students Batch |
Dates Conducted |
Industrial Expert |
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2019-2023 |
08/11/2022 |
Er Praveen John and Er Sivaprasad Appu from Ultratech |
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2018-2022 |
23/09/2021 & 24/09/2021 |
Er Shyju Nair (DH Academy) |
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2016-2020 |
22/02/2019 & 23/02/2019 |
Er Shelly S Fernandez (Chairman, ICI) |
INDUSTRIAL VISITS
The department organises frequent industrial visits, These industrial visits help to foster the relationship between the department and outside organisations. Students and faculty members interact with industry professionals and get an opportunity to understand real world challenges. These visits enable and motivate students and faculty to take up projects and research that are more grounded and useful for the community.
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Name Of Organisation /Site |
Dates Of Visit |
Visited Batch |
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Maradu Water Treatment |
24-06-2022 |
2019-2023 Batch |
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Idamalayar Dam |
24-06-2022 |
2019-2023 Batch |
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Thenmala Dam |
19-07-2022 |
2020-2024 Batch |
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Cherthala Water Treatment Plant |
24-03-2022 |
2018-2022 Batch |
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Elamkulam Sewage Treatment Plant |
24-03-2022 |
2018-2022 Batch |
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Malampuzha Dam |
24-03-2022 |
2018-2022 Batch |
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Kerala Water Authority Division, Aruvikkara |
22-02-2020 |
2017-2021 Batch |
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Ashirvad Conmix |
27-06-2019 |
2016-2020 Batch |
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Vizhinjam International Transhipment Deepwater Multipurpose Seaport |
27-06-2019 |
2016-2020 Batch |
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Thottapally, Irrigation Section |
09-07-2019 |
2016-2020 Batch |
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HLL Infra Tech Services Limited |
23/24/28-08-2019 |
2016-2020 Batch |
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Kochi Metro |
10-07-2018 |
2015-2018 Batch |
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Project Site at Peringalkuth |
04-10-2016 |
2014-2018 Batch |
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2015-2019 Batch |
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Chalalkudy Basin Hydro Electric Project |
15-10-2016 |
2014-2018 Batch |
Students Achievement
The Civil Engineering department is proud of the achievements of both our students. Our graduates have demonstrated academic excellence, with many earning recognition for their performance in the classroom. Our students are encouraged to participate in a variety of co-curricular and extra-curricular activities that provide opportunities for personal and professional growth, including engineering competitions, student organizations, and community service projects.
Overall, the Civil Engineering department is dedicated to provide a well-rounded education that prepares graduates to succeed in their careers and make meaningful contributions to the field of Civil Engineering.
Student Achievements in Sports and Games
Abhijith Ramesh (2018-2022 Batch) participating in State Level Powerlifting Competition
Susan Renu Varghese (2016-2020 batch) University Table Tennis Team Player
Student Achievements - Curricular and Cocurricular Activities
The students from the Civil Engineering Department have achieved great success by winning the institute-level Pearl of CCET (academic topper) and Crown of CCET (best outgoing student) awards. These awards recognize their hard work, dedication, and excellence in their academic pursuits, as well as their overall contributions to the college community. The students' achievements serve as an inspiration to their peers and demonstrate the high level of talent and determination present in the department.
A few of the achievements of our students include:
| Name | Batch | Achievement |
| Deric Anto Roy, Gopi Krishnan K S, Jackson T George, Jijo George and Shebin V Thomas | 2014-2018 | 1st position in TECHASTHRA, a technical contest conducted at St. Joseph's College of Engineering and Technology, Palai. |
| Team Effort | 2015-2020 | 2015 batch students guided by Dr Susan Jacob presented their project at Kerala Nirmthi Alappuzha edition of KIIFB projects 2020. |
| Mehnas Ashraf | 2018-2022 | Selected for the district level power quiz 2020 hosted by KSEB. |
| Susan Renu Varghese | 2016-2020 | Scored SGPA 10 in eight semester exams. |
| Megha Dhanapal | 2017-2021 | Scored SGPA 10 in sixth semester exams. |
| Haripriya R | 2018-2022 | Scored SGPA 10 in Fourth semester exams |
The Civil Engineering department at our college has a strong record of helping graduates secure employment with respected companies in the industry. Our students have pursued careers in a diverse range of fields including construction, transportation, water resources, and infrastructure development. In association with the Career Guidance and Placement Cell of the Institute, the department provides resources such as workshops on resume writing, mock interviews, and networking events to assist students in reaching their goals. For those interested in furthering their education, the department also encourages and supports students who wish to pursue Master's programs. Our graduates are well-equipped and in demand, reflecting the quality education and hands-on training they receive while studying in our department. Placement and Higher Studies of 2018-22 Batch
| S.No | Student Name | Employee Name |
| 1 | Sneha Stanely | Paradigm |
| 2 | Mebin Joshi | EJ Constructions Karunagappally |
| 3 | Sam Nelson | Vasant Constructions |
| 4 | Pallavi R | Complete Solutions India Designs and Developers |
| 5 | Ashik Irfan I | Complete Solutions India Designs and Developers |
| 6 | Niniya Mathew | Complete Solutions India Designs and Developers |
| 8 | Deepu Cyriac Antony | Sutherland |
| 9 | Rony Thomas Cherian | Sutherland |
| 10 | Lijomon Lalichan | Sutherland |
| 11 | Deepak V George | Sutherland |
| 12 | Farookh Baiju | Farookh Constructions |
| Higher Studies | ||
| 13 | Vrinda K Kumar | Govt Engineering College Thrissur |
| 14 | Haripriya R | Govt Engineering College Thrissur |
| 15 | Aiswarya Santosh | Govt Engineering College Kozhikode |
| 16 | Diya Treesa Saji | V.I.T |
| 17 | Sara Philip | Amrita Viswa Vidyapeetham Coimbatore |
| 18 | Rahul R | University of Greenwich |
| S.No | Student Name | Employee Name |
| Government Sector | ||
| 1 | Annthressa Stanley | CAN ALPY |
| 2 | Laija Sadhujan | L.I.D & E.W Division Alappuzha |
| 3 | Jees Antony | KSDP, Alappuzha |
| 4 | Sreepriya S | Thrikkunnapuzha G P, Alappuzha |
| Private Sector | ||
| 5 | Sreelekshmi.B | McKinsey & Company,Bangalore |
| 6 | Husna Fathima H | Sthapathy Designers |
| 7 | Devika Balakrishnan | A F Infrastructure Pvt Ltd. |
| 8 | Thasleema Thaju | M B S Constructions, Punnapra |
| 9 | Krishnendhu H | D G S Technical Services Pvt Ltd. |
| 10 | Suhail I | Begorra Infrastructure and Developers Pvt Ltd, Pathanamthitta |
| 11 | Sachin Shibu | Begorra Infrastructure and Developers Pvt Ltd, Pathanamthitta |
| 12 | Neo Nicholson Vincent | Begorra Infrastructure and Developers Pvt Ltd, Pathanamthitta |
| 13 | Nandhana Santhosh | Begorra Infrastructure and Developers Pvt Ltd, Pathanamthitta |
| 14 | Arunkumar k | Sumanam Engineering services consultant |
| 15 | Shahas Khan | Tomco Engineering (P) ltd. |
| 16 | Amalkar Z | Tomco Engineering (P) ltd. |
| 17 | Karthika P. S | D G S Technical Services Pvt Ltd. |
| 18 | Malu Sasikumar | D G S Technical Services Pvt Ltd. |
| 19 | Aravind B | D G S Technical Services Pvt Ltd |
| 20 | Nayana Kailas | D G S Technical Services Pvt Ltd. |
| 21 | Neena Komalan | Begorra Infrastructure and Developers Pvt Ltd, Pathanamthitta |
| Higher Studies | ||
| 22 | Riya Jose | Amal Jyothi College of Engineering, Kanjirappally |
| 23 | Aayisha Asif | Amal Jyothi College of Engineering, Kanjirappally |
| 24 | Rohan Jacob Sam | V.I.T |
| 25 | Abhijith M S | V.I.T |
| 26 | Anusree Anirudhan | V.I.T |
| 27 | Rabia Parveen R | T K M College of Engineering, Kollam |
| S.No | Student Name | Employee Name |
| Government Sector | ||
| 1 | Suramya Raj | LSGD, Alappuzha |
| 2 | Sai Lekshmi P | Kinfra |
| 3 | Sreelekshmi O K | LID & EW Division Alappuzha |
| 4 | Liza Elisabeth Joseph | VSSC Trivandrum |
| 5 | Derly Treasa Roy | Kerala state housing board, Kottayam Apprentice Trainee |
| 6 | Hareena Sathar | Cherthala municipality |
| Private Sector | ||
| 7 | Shabana | Bond Interiors |
| 8 | Sarath P | Bond Interiors, Trivandrum |
| 9 | Aiswarya Lakshman Raj | Tomco Engineering (P) ltd. |
| 10 | Anjali Balakrishnan | Accenta Education |
| 11 | Arya A | Accenta Education |
| 12 | Prashob V Nair | Abu Mathew (Govt contractor) |
| 13 | Arjun Satheesh | D Life home interiors |
| 14 | Aravind A | Abu Mathew (Govt contractor) |
| 15 | Noby Alex | Ahmed Mansoor Al Aali Group |
| 16 | Nimisha M | Paradigm |
| 17 | Mohammed Irfan | L.I.D & E.W Division collectorate, Alappuzha |
| 18 | Arunima A K | Apprentice trainee |
| 19 | Deepak Jayan | Apprentice trainee |
| 20 | Amala Jain | Dempsey Wood Civil Limited |
| 21 | Sarath Prasad | Perumalil constructions |
| 22 | Sailekshmi P | Apprentice trainee |
| 23 | Aftab Mohammed | Meenachil Builders Pvt Ltd. |
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| 24 | Vaishnavi K O | Coventry University |
| 25 | Deepak Jayan | Teesside University, U K |
| 26 | Aswathy Anil | Amal Jyothi College of Engineering |
| 27 | Cyril Thomas | St Joseph’s College of Engineering & Technology, Palai |
| 28 | Sharal Thirumeni | St Joseph’s College of Engineering & Technology, Palai |
| 29 | Rinshad.N | N I T, Calicut |
| 30 | Amala Jain | The University of Auckland |
| 31 | Nandhitha R Krishnan | College of Engineering Trivandrum |
| 32 | Sreelekshmi S | St Joseph’s College of Engineering & Technology, Palai |
| 33 | Abynoah Eapen Varughese | Saintgits College of Engineering |
| 34 | Jinu Joseph | Saintgits College of Engineering |
| 35 | Atheela Mehaboob | Ilahia college of engineering and technology |
| 36 | Meera Mary Thomas | St Joseph’s College of Engineering & Technology, Palai |
| 37 | Priya Jose | Amal Jyothi College of Engineering, Kanjirappally |
| 38 | Arunima A K | M A College of engineering |
| 39 | C H Sabarinath | St Joseph’s College of Engineering & Technology, Palai |
| 40 | Basim A Jaleel | Indira Gandhi National Open university |
| Entrepreneur | ||
| 41 | Basim A Jaleel | Freelance |
| 42 | Shabana | Zaala designer’s collective |
| 43 | Sahami Sathar | Freelance |
| 44 | Krishna K | Freelance |
| 45 | Ananthu Rajendran | Freelance |
| 46 | Jasna N | Freelance |
Faculty Development Program
The department is dedicated to the professional growth and development of its faculty members. To achieve this goal, the department conducts regular Faculty Development Programmes (FDPs). These programmes are designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of both in-house faculty members and external educators. The department invites prominent faculty members and industry experts to lead sessions and share their expertise with the participants. These sessions provide an opportunity for faculty members to broaden their perspectives, learn about the latest developments in their field, and network with peers. The FDPs are a testament to the department's commitment to supporting its faculty members in their efforts to remain at the forefront of their discipline.
Reshaping teaching learning process for the digital era
A five day faculty development programme titled “Reshaping teaching learning process for the digital era” was conducted by the department in association with the department of Institution of Engineers (India), Kochi Local Centre and the Department of Environmental Science and Management, Murdoch University, Australia. The five day faculty development programme was curated to help the teaching community to adapt and flourish in the digital era.
Civil Engineering Breakthroughs and Innovations
The department conducted an online International Short Term Training Programme on Civil Engineering Breakthroughs and Innovations. The five day programme was inaugurated by the KTU Vice Chancellor Dr. Rajasree MS. The sessions were handled by resource persons from around the world. Nearly 150 participants , including 75 from inside and 75 from outside the campus participated in the programme.
FACILITIES
- Environmental Engineering Laboratory
The department is equipped with an environmental lab, featuring advanced equipment such as a Spectrophotometer, Digital Nephelo Turbidity Meter, Digital pH Meter with Electrode MK-VI, Flocculator KFLO-1, and Incubator KIS-3. These tools allow for comprehensive experiments and research in environmental engineering. Additionally, the lab features a Biogas Plant, providing students with hands-on experience in this important area of renewable energy. With such resources, the department is able to stay at the forefront of environmental engineering research and education.
| Laboratory | List of equipment |
| Environmental Engineering | 1.Spectrophotometer |
| 2.Digital Nephelo Turbidity Meter | |
| 3.Digital pH Meter with Electrode MK-VI | |
| 4.Flocculator KFLO-1 | |
| 5.Incubator KIS-3 | |
| 6. Electrical Conductivity Meter | |
| 7. Biogas Plant |
- Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory
| Laboratory | List of equipment |
| Geotechnical Engineering | Casagrande apparatus |
| Permeability Test apparatus | |
| Consolidation Testing machine | |
| Direct Shear Testing Machine | |
| Unconfined compression testing machine | |
| Hydrometer Apparatus | |
| Sand pouring cylinder and calibrating container | |
| Core cutter with dolly and rammer | |
| Standard compaction mould and rammer | |
| Modified compaction mould and rammer |
- Survey Laboratory
| Laboratory | List of equipment |
| Survey | Total Station |
| Chain | |
| Fibre Tape | |
| Ranging Rod | |
| Cross Staff | |
| Handheld GPS | |
| Prismatic Compass | |
| Surveyor’s Compass | |
| Dumpy Level & Leveling Staff | |
| Plane Table | |
| Theodolite | |
| Auto Level | |
| Electronic Distance Meter |
- Material Testing Laboratory I (Strength of Materials)
| Laboratory | List of equipment |
| Strength of materials (SM) | Universal Testing machine (UTM) |
| Universal wood testing machine | |
| Brinell Hardness Testing Machine | |
| Flywheel | |
| Torsion Pendulum with Wall Bracket | |
| Torsion Testing Machine | |
| Rockwell Hardness Testing Machine | |
| Spring Testing Machine | |
| Impact Testing Machine | |
| Clerk Maxwell's Apparatus |
- Material Testing Laboratory II (Concrete)
| Laboratory | List of equipment |
| Concrete | Tile Testing Machine |
| Flexural Strength Testing Machine | |
| Vee Bee Consistometer | |
| Flow Table | |
| Sieve Shaker | |
| Compression Testing Machine | |
| Hot Air Oven | |
| Vicat Apparatus | |
| Compaction Test Apparatus | |
| Density Basket | |
| Set of Sieves | |
| Re-bound hammer | |
| Longitudinal Compressometer | |
| Cylindrical Metal Measures | |
| Slump Test Apparatus | |
| Moulds of Concrete Cube, Beam,Cylinder | |
| Cement Cube Mould | |
| Weighing Balance | |
| Le-Chatelier Apparatus | |
| Le-Chatelier Flask |
- Transportation Engineering Laboratory
| Laboratory | List of equipment |
| Transportation Engineering | Asphalt Mixture Density Meter |
| Universal Penetrometer | |
| Standard Tar Viscometer | |
| Pensky-Marten Apparatus | |
| Ring and Ball Apparatus | |
| Density Basket | |
| Abrasion Testing Machine | |
| Modified Roughness Indicating Machine | |
| Aggregate Impact Testing Machine | |
| CBR Test Apparatus | |
| Ductility Testing Machine | |
| Film Stripping Device | |
| Water Bath | |
| Specific Gravity & Water Absorption Test |
- Computer Laboratory
| Laboratory | List of equipment |
| Computer Laboratory | 60 Windows 10 PC |
- Department Library:
PUBLICATIONS
The department takes pride in its efforts to disseminate knowledge and showcase the achievements of its students and staff. The department has two primary publications, the biannual newsletter called "Artech" and the technical magazine "Techpedia". Artech is a collaborative effort between students and staff members and is published twice a year. The first edition of Artech was released in November 2018 and work is underway for the second edition. On the other hand, Techpedia is a magazine that highlights the abstracts of final year students' projects, providing a platform for students to share their work with a wider audience. These publications are an integral part of the department's culture and contribute to the growth and development of the field of civil engineering.
Recent Paper Publications
Krishnan Jiji, Sharma Prashansha and Shukla Shruti. Experimental investigations of the mechanical properties of sand stabilised with colloidal silica. Iranian Journal of Science and Technology, Transactions of Civil Engineering (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40996-021-00616-9 (Springer publication)
Krishnan Jiji, Yadav S L and Shukla Shruti. Experimental Investigations of a Pile in Stabilised Sand under Vertical and Lateral Loads. Arabian Journal of Geoscience 14, 1314 (2021) https://doi.org/10.1007/s12517-021-07689-w (Springer publication)
Krishnan J., Shukla S. Shake table testing of liquefaction mitigation efficiency on pile foundations in sand stabilised with colloidal silica. Nat Hazards 111, 2317–2341 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11069-021-05139-0 (Springer publication)
SR Jose, J Thomas. Numerical analysis of cement panels reinforced with galvanized iron or polypropylene meshes. Sustainability, Agri, Food and Environmental Research, 11(X), (2023). http://dx.doi.org/ 10.7770/safer-V12N1-art2758 (ISSN: 0719-3726).
SR Jose, J Thomas, Strength of mortar reinforced with geogrid - under processing to Publish in Materials Today Proceedings.
SR Jose, A Asif, M Dhanapal, US Megha, S Nazar, “Analysis of Steel-Concrete Composite Beam using Ansys 18.1 Workbench” - under processing to Publish in Materials Today Proceedings.
P.B Jayakrishnan et al., Impact of Heating Cooling regime on flexural Behaviour of Self Compacting Concrete Beams exposed to elevated temperatures. Materials Today Proceedings, 2022
Krishnan, Jiji., Nelson, S., Anil, A., A Comparative Study on Stability of Kootickal Slopes During 2021 Landslide Using GeoStudio And Plaxis 2D Indian Geotechnical Conference IGC 2022. 15th – 17th December, 2022, Kochi
International Projects
Murdoch University in Western Australia is a global centre for learning, teaching, research and industry. With more than 23,000 students and 1,700 staff from across 90 different countries, this university has been recognised for the impact of free-thinking graduates, life-changing research, and innovative campus and industry developments. Murdoch University has a collaboration with the Department of Civil Engineering (CCET) to jointly deal with some important Environmental issues. So far, four teams from Murdoch University have travelled to India to collaborate with the department on environmental issues.
Fourth Batch - February, 2023
In February 2023, the fourth collaborative study was conducted with the objective of studying the water quality, operation and management of Mini Water Supply System (WSS) in Idukki District. The study was carried out from February 1 to February 7 and involved a total of 16 participants from Murdoch University in Australia and Carmel. The participants from Murdoch University consisted of 7 students and 2 faculty members - Dr David Goldfield and Er Benny Kuriakose, while the participants from Carmel included Dr Susan Jacob and 6 students. The team worked together to collect data and analyse the water quality of the Mini WSS in Idukki District, examining the operation and management of the system in depth.
Third Batch - January 2020
The third batch visited the Institute and completed the Combined Project Study on Koororppada and Meenadom Rural Water Supply Schemes The combined project gives an opportunity to interact with International Students and Experts in the field, exchange knowledge and culture and exposure to industry. The field studies conducted enriched the technical knowledge and the practical applications of the engineering knowledge in developing solutions to complex problems related to environmental issues in a community.
The team members of Carmel College were Aunu Raju, Anu Kuriakose, Aswini Madhu, Melbin Joseph, Najiya Nazar, Shibin Thomas, Susan Renu Varghese and Vibin Babu of S7- S8 Civil (2016-2020) batch. They have carried out the study from 30th January to 3rd February 2020.
Brain Storming Session by Dr Susan Jacob, Head of the Department, at Meenadom Panchayath
A Sample certificate of Participation issued to Carmel Students
Second Batch - June 2019
The second batch visit was conducted from 24th June to 26th June 2019. Five students from Murdoch together with one faculty member joined the Carmel team to conduct the studies.
First Batch - February 2019
Murdoch University has a collaboration with the Department of Civil Engineering (CCET) to jointly deal with some important Environmental issues. Murdoch university in collaboration with Moerk Water Solutions has developed a project for the Solar Powered desalination of Salty Water for drinking purposes.
The first group of 8 students and staff from Murdoch university visited CCET in February 2019 under the financial assistance of the 2019 New Colombo Plan, from the Australian Government. The team was headed by Dr Kuruvilla Mathew and Dr Stewart From Murdoch University and Dr Martin and Barbera from Moerk Water Solutions.
The project team headed by Dr Susan Jacob, CCET along with 12 students of 8th Semester Civil Engineering visited several locations & the plant was trialled at different contaminated water sources & proved its efficiency of treatment and power saving potential. The team members include : Basim A Jaleel, Nandu Manoharan, K O Vaishnavi, Rinshad N, Manu Nair, Jasna N , Shabana, Kevin Varghese, Krishna K, Hareena Sathar, Suramya Raj and C. H Sabarinath of S7- S8 Civil Students ( 2015-2019 batch).
PVRO Demonstration and field works
The project was successfully completed and gained appreciation from the general public, as evident from the numerous reports in the print and the digital media.
The group also conducted a Solid Waste Management (SWM) study for Ambalappuzha North Panchayat after conducting a house-to-house survey and analysed the present waste management system at Vandanam Medical College. The proposed project proposal was prepared with the consent of the Panchayath authorities and Suchitwa Mission who is the nodal agency for implementation of Solid Waste Management in Kerala State.
Visits of SWM team in Ambalappuzha North Panchayath and the Grama Sabha Meet at Carmel College to plan the SWM project.
Both these projects were submitted to the Government for implementation under the Master Plan “Kerala Nirmithi” , funded by KIFB during the Workshop Organized by Government of Kerala from 8th to 10th March 2020.
The project group, Rinshad N, Suramya Raj, Shabhana and K O Vaishnavi along with< Dr Abraham, CEO, KIFB and other officials.
Consultancy
The Civil Engineering department provides consultancy services to clients in a range of areas related to Civil Engineering. Our services are based on the latest standards and practices in the field, and are designed to meet the specific needs of our clients. Our consultancy facilities include a range of tests and services related to cement and concrete, steel bars, tiles and bricks, aggregates, soil, foundations, roads, pavements, water, and wastewater.
Cement and Concrete Testing:
Our consultancy facilities include a range of tests related to cement and concrete. These tests are used to evaluate the quality of these materials and ensure they meet the required standards. Our services include concrete mix design, which involves determining the mix proportions of concrete based on the client's requirements and IS standards.
Steel Bar Testing:
We also offer testing services for steel bars, which are commonly used in a range of Civil Engineering constructions. These tests evaluate the quality and strength of the steel bars, ensuring they meet the required standards for their intended use.
Tiles, Bricks, and Paver Blocks Testing:
In addition to concrete and steel bar testing, our consultancy facilities also include testing for tiles, bricks, and paver blocks. These tests evaluate the quality of these materials and ensure they are suitable for their intended use in Civil Engineering constructions.
Aggregate Testing:
Our consultancy facilities also include tests for aggregates, including sand and crushed stone, which are commonly used in Civil Engineering projects such as road construction and concrete production. These tests evaluate the quality and suitability of the aggregates for their intended use.
Soil Testing:
We offer a range of soil testing services, including tests for clay, sand, and silt. These tests help to evaluate the suitability of the soil for foundation design and other Civil Engineering projects.
Foundation Design:
In addition to soil testing, our consultancy facilities also include services for foundation design. Our engineers use the latest standards and practices to design foundations for a range of structures, ensuring they are stable and suitable for their intended use.
Road and Pavement Design:
Our consultancy facilities include road and pavement design services, including tests for road materials and design of bituminous mixes using a Marshall Testing Machine. These services help to ensure the quality and durability of roads and pavements.
Water and Waste Water Quality Testing:
Finally, our consultancy facilities include services for water and waste water quality testing. These tests evaluate the quality of these important resources, helping to ensure they are safe and suitable for their intended use.
Some of our clients include :
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Afsal Metals |
K E Carmel School , Muhamma |
Manu construction |
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Anon Builders & Developments |
K E Mohammed Nissar |
Mar Gregorious Church , Punnapra |
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Autokast Ltd. |
K V Joseph & Sons |
Mararikulam South G P |
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Baiju Satyan |
Kadakkarappally G P |
Matha Industries , Edathua |
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Bebitto John Baby |
Kainakary G P |
Matsyafed , Arattupuzha |
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Bharat Electronics |
KEAE CO Ltd |
Matysafed |
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Bharath Benz , Haripad |
KITCO Ltd. |
ME, CCET |
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Bhavana Cemet Product |
KPHCC |
Moni Alex |
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Biju Mathew |
KSCADC |
N A Moses |
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Clinton Fernandes |
KSEB |
Nedumudy G P |
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CPWD , KCSD |
KSHB |
Nirmithi Kendra , Kalamassery |
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CUCEK |
KSNK , Mavelikara |
Ozanam Builders |
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Devikulangara G P |
KWA |
Prime Arch |
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East Venice Hotel |
Lalji S |
PWD , Alappuzha |
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Francis A - KSEB Contractor |
Leins International Pvt. Ltd |
PWD , Ambalappuzha |
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George Joseph |
LID & EW Ambalappuzha G P |
PWD , Cherthala |
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Golden sands |
LID & EW Ambalappuzha North G P |
PWD , Haripad |
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Gopan A |
LID & EW Aryad G P |
PWD , Kayamkulam |
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Habitat Technology Group |
LID & EW Muttar G P |
PWD , Pulincunnu |
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Harbour Engineering , Neendakara |
LID & EW Nedumudy G P |
Ramco Cements |
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Harbour Engineering , Thottapally |
LID & EW Neelamperoor G P |
Santhosham Builders |
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Harbour Engineering Thottapally |
LID & EW Veliyanad G P |
SILK , Cherthala |
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HITES |
LSGD , Champakkulam |
South Indian Constructions |
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IDeCK |
LSGD , Kainakary |
Southern Railway |
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INKEL Limited |
LSGD , Nedumudy |
Square Associates , Kochi |
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INKEL Limited |
LSGD , Punnapra South |
square Associates , Kochi |
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Irrigation Section |
LSGD Ambalappuzha North |
St Michael High School , Thathampally |
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Irrigation Section , Haripad |
LSGD Nedumudy |
St. Michaels Church , Thathampally |
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Irrigation Section , Thottapally |
M.P Jolly - PWD Contractor |
SVNCE , Maveilkara |
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Jithoos Construction |
M.P Paulson |
T3 Projects Pvt Ltd. |
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JSW |
Maheshwari Textile |
TDLC , Thrissur |
Question Bank
First Semester
Second Semester
Third Semester
Fourth Semester
Fifth Semester
Sixth Semester
| 1. S6-B.Tech-CET306 DESIGN OF HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES, June 2022 |  |
| 2. S6-B.Tech-CET352 ADVANCED CONCRETE TECHNOLOGY -June 2022 | |
| 3. S6-B.Tech-CET362 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT -June 2022 | |
Seventh Semester
| 1. S7-B.Tech-CET306 CE401 DESIGN OF STEEL STRUCTURES Scheme, January 2023 | |
| 2. S7-B.Tech-CE401 DESIGN OF STEEL STRUCTURES -January 2023 | |
Eighth Semester
| 1. S8-B.Tech-CE402 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING – II, June 2022 | |