DC School of Management and Technology (DCSMAT) is a privately-funded college set up in 2002. The college is affiliated to Mahatma Gandhi University (MGU), Kerala and has two campuses viz. Vagamon (Idduki) and Trivandrum. It is approved by AICTE and comprises four schools under its ambit viz. School of Architecture, School of Management, School of Finance, School of Liberal Arts and Innovation. As per the Times of India 2020 college ranking charts, DC School of Management and Technology ranked 4 in Kerala. 

DCSMAT offers more than 19 courses across various streams, with MBA being the most preferred course at this college. The MBA programme offered at DCSMAT is delivered by 22 highly-educated faculty members and includes additional features like hands-on industrial training, student exchange programmes, dual specialisations, among various others. DCSMAT offers student & faculty exchange programmes with The University of Valladolid (Spain). Moreover, it has a post-MBA study in Management at the same university which includes a financial aid as well.  

The college exhibits a decent placement rate and most of its graduates are placed in companies like TCS, Infosys, Accenture, L&T, ICICI Bank, among other popular organisations. Scholarships offered at DCSMAT are awarded on the basis of merit obtained in the DC Kizhakemuri Foundation exam. One such scholarship is the ‘Super Merit Scholarship’ which waives up to 75% of the total fee of a student. 

DCSMAT Highlights 2021 

A few highlights regarding this college are tabulated below: 

DCSMAT Courses & Fees 2021 

DC School of Management and Technology offers more than 19 courses in Commerce, Management, Fine Arts and Technology. DC School of Management and Technology (DCSMAT) courses comprise full-time undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, and follows the Mahatma Gandhi University (Kerala) course curriculum. It also includes short-term and certificate courses in Aviation, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Ceramic & Glass Design, Pottery, Sculpture and various other professional programmes.  

While UG courses like BBA, BA and BCom take three years to conclude, the duration to complete BArch is five years. Similarly, MBA programmes take two years and allow students to opt for two specialisations (dual specialisation). Moreover, DCSMAT offers an MBA+ programme, which intends to focus on two dimensions (in addition to the usual MBA syllabus) viz. creativity, innovation and enterprise computing. 

Some of the courses offered by DC School of Management and Technology (DCSMAT) are mentioned below in a tabulated format: 

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DCSMAT Admission 2021 

DC School of Management and Technology (DCSMAT) admissions are carried out via online application forms. Each year, the admission process for all the courses begins at the same time i.e., between July-September (tentative). DC School of Management and Technology (DCSMAT) admissions are majorly based on merit obtained in the qualifying exam. However, students applying for BArch and MBA programmes are required to present their respective state-level entrance exam scores.    

An overview of the DC School of Management and Technology (DCSMAT) admission process is given below for reference:  

DCSMAT Placements 

In terms of recruiting, DC School of Management and Technology (DCSMAT) placement trends for 2020 indicate a satisfactory placement rate. Each year, companies like Accenture, Infosys, KPMG, Colgate Palmolive, Nestle, among others visit the college campus and offer jobs to fresh graduates.  

Other notable recruiters from DC School of Management and Technology (DCSMAT) include:  

DCSMAT Scholarships 

Scholarships offered by DC School of Management and Technology (DCSMAT) are majorly based on merit-cum-means. These scholarships are awarded by the DC Kizhakemuri Foundation and waive up to 100% of the total fee. The scholarships (only for MBA students) offered by DC School of Management and Technology, Vagamon (Idduki) are mentioned below along with other basic details: 

• Education First Scholarship: These are awarded to the ward(s) of: 

- NRIs (from Middle East, Far East, South-East Asian Countries, Indian Sub-Continent or elsewhere) who lost their jobs due to the pandemic. 

- Non-resident citizens from Kerala who have lost their income sources due to COVID 19. 

- Health workers including doctors, nurses, ASHA workers and other para-medical staff in Govt. of Kerala Health Department. 

- Kerala Police personnel, ex-servicemen, Indian Army, Indian Navy, Indian Air Force and para-military personnel. 

- Kerala citizens with an annual family income of less than Rs 3 lakh. 

- Tibetan citizens from settlement camps in India, Nepal and elsewhere.  

Note: Interested candidates must secure a minimum of 70% marks in their respective UG exams and clear the DCKF Scholarship exam.   

• Super Merit Scholarship 

It directly aims to support the academically meritorious students who wish to pursue MBA or BArch from DCSMAT. An overview of the scholarship is given below in a tabulated format: 

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