CET- The Three Letters that changed my life. Review on College Of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram

Beginning is always the hardest.Transition from a school that is hardly known, to CET is a nightmare for any fresher.The 100 acre vastness makes you paranoid.First few weeks are hard as you find it difficult to subsume.

I pursuied B-Tech from 2013-17 but it also offers courses viz MBA, MCA and M-Tech.

There is a talk among engineers that they can be anyone in life except engineers and CET offers all the ingredients to nurture our talents and transform to a whole new level.Be it social service, film clubs, music clubs, entrepreneurships, sports clubs, technical and financial supports for projects and reasearches and so on.

Last but not the least we have our personal pride in the form of DRISHTI and DHWANI the all india technical and cultural festival of CET respectively.Apart from this, there are plenty of yearwise/branchwise fests.We also have a democratic party system that stands beside the students for their needs.CET maynot transform everyone as engineers with high grade points but make us learn life in all the possible ways.For me facing the fears was difficult but now looking back at what I've done which contradicts the former made me realise that I've changed.Leaving CET with an alumni title drives you to contribute something for your college but realising not as a student of it is the sad part.