Government Women's Polytechnic College, Alappuzha

Government Women’s Polytechnic College, Kayamkulam, Alappuzha Kerala established in the year 1988 is one of the foremost technical institutions in the south India. Affiliated initially to Kota University and later to Rajasthan University, this women’s college accredited by AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education) enlighten women academic rights in the technical education stream.

Located in a 9 acre spread campus, the institute has three diploma programs admitted with a total enrolment of 565 students. The college for having a faculty strength of 23 dedicated faculty members, describes a favourable student faculty ratio of 13:01, which means all the students of the college get personal attention as well as quality education.

The college has the best facilities that a college could have and they are proven to improve the college learning experience of the students. To interested persons in athletics, the college provides various sports equipment to encourage exercise and teamwork. It has place for computers with Dual Core or Core 2 Duo processor and thin technology terminal connected to the server.

A 3 Mbps leased line is maintained to guarantee the availability of the Internet connection backed by a sound 125 KVA UPS power backup. Common Computing Facility (CCF) is a vital service of the institute, which provides number of services to students/faculty /staff involved in research and academics.

Government Women’s Polytechnic College, situated at Kayamkulam offers the following three programmes each of three years duration that is, full time diploma programmes. Some of the diploma programmes offered in this university are; Diploma in Electronics Engineering , Diploma in Computer Engineering and Diploma in Commercial Practice .

These diverse courses offer an opportunity for students to pick a course in the area of interest in order to cater for the change chasm of technology and commerce. At admission in Government Women’s Polytechnic College, Kayamkulam, admission procedures are so fixed in a way that only deserving students can secure their programs in the institution.