Amal Jyothi College of Engineering, Kanjirapally, is the first and the only new generation college in Kerala to secure the prestigious NBA accreditation for prime departments. The main features of the college comprise world-class infrastructure, top-flight faculty, high pass percentage, excellent placement record and unique student projects. Amal Jyothi is mega complex of nearly 6.5 lakh sq.ft. overlooking the busy Kanjirapally-Erumeli stretch of the Kottayam-Sabarimala State highway. The two campus hostels, taken care of by dedicated Catholic Priests and sisters, have a capacity of 1250 inmates. The campus has 6 Mbps internet connectivity with WiFi. Amal Jyothi is the only Engineering College in the state to have a Catholic priest as Principal who secured first rank in both B.Tech (Calicut University) and M.Tech (IIT Kharagpur)

• Kottayam
  • Amal Jyothi College of Engineering Koovappally PO Kanjirappally Kottayam Kerala India
    +91-4828-251661
    
    

• Kottayam
  • Amal Jyothi College Of Engineering Koovappally PO Kanjirappally Kottayam Kerala India
    +91-4828-251661 +91-4828-251895
    

• B.Tech in Civil Engineering
  • Civil
• B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering
  • Computer Sc. & Engg.
• B.Tech in Electronics And Communication Engineering
  • Electronics & Communication
• B.Tech in Information Technology
  • IT
• B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering
  • Mechanical

Amal Jyothi is managed by the Catholic Diocese of Kanjirapally. Helmed by the visionary and youthful Bishop Mar Mathew Arackal, the diocese has a glorious track record across a broad range of educational and social service activities. One self-financed engineering college, two government aided arts and science colleges, 17 Higher Secondary Schools, 36 High Schools, 26 Upper Primary Schools, 54 Lower Primary Schools, Five Special Schools, 16 Hospitals, NGOs like Malanadu Development Society, Peermade Development Society and Amala Communications - are all enduring examples of its matchless achievements. Deep commitment of around 250 priests, 1600 sisters and a sizable number of full-time social workers supports the Bishop in his efforts to lead the institutions towards becoming prominent pillars of society.

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