SKCET Coimbatore Campus Facilities - Hostel Fees, Infrastructure, Address

SKCET is well equipped with all the modern facilities, of which the major ones are, 30.2 acre campus, 14 computer labs, 45 laboratories, Well equipped classrooms, multimedia and audio-visual equipment, Video conferencing, OPAC facility, national and international periodicals, digital library with internet facility, communication lab, 900 computers, facility for satellite communication, excellent sports field and facilities for all indoor and outdoor games, and the campus is fully Wi-Fi enabled.

Hostel

We run separate hostel for boys and girls. All the rooms are furnished with necessary equipments and privacy is maintained through partition. High quality vegetarian and nonvegetarian dishes are provided. Packaged drinking water is supplied. Hot water, for bathing purpose is available throughout. Round the clock internet connection is provided for the students. The student is certain to find a conducive environment for study, provided with warmth, love and care. It is a home away from home.

Hostel Rules

• Discipline of the highest order is to be maintained in the hostel.
• Cutting classes and staying in the hostel without proper permission from Warden / Principal will be viewed seriously.
• Guests or Day Scholars are not permitted in the hostel room.
• Hostellers are expected to take their food in the mess within the stipulated time duration announced from time to time.
• Study hours will be from 8.45 p.m. to 10.00 p.m.
• Loitering, chatting or making noise during study hours are strictly prohibited.
• Hostellers are not permitted to go out in the morning or evening without the written permission from the Warden / Principal.
• Permission will not be granted to enter the hostel after 7.00 p.m.
• Students going home should submit leave applications duly countersigned by the respective HODs and Principal.
• Hostellers are permitted to meet guests only in the guest room.
• Valuables like jewellery, cash, watch, etc., should not be kept unlocked. The authorities will not take any responsibility for losses in this regard.
• Hostellers will be permitted to go on tours officially organized by the Departments only.
• Mess bills should be paid promptly within 20 th day of each month.
• Hall tickets for appearing for University Examinations will be issued by the College only on production of “NO DUES” Certificate from the hostel.
• The Hostellers should behave courteously with all hostel staff.
• Genuine grievances, if any, should be represented to the warden in writing.
• Misuse of electricity, water and other facilities will be liable for penalty.
• Hostellers will be held responsible for all the damages to the furniture, fittings, etc., in their room.
• Politics of all hues are forbidden.
• No reduction in mess bill will be allowed for going on leave for a period of less than 3 days.
• The college reserves the right of termination of Membership of the hostellers without assigning any reason.
• Hostellers are not permitted to have vehicles, radios, two-in-ones or television set.
• Cell phones and pagers are not allowed.
• Complaints and suggestions can be deposited in the special box provided.

SAR is a student-run automation and robotics club on campus serving as a safe, fun and informative workspace for Sri Krishna undergraduate and graduate students to pursue their interests in automation and robotics. Members are exposed to various ideas and innovations through multiple activities conducted by the club. Membership can be availed by all students belonging to the Mechanical and Electrical Sciences programmes.

The Energy Club was established in 2015. At present 375 students of Mechanical Engineering are the members of this club. The club has planned to organise various events like seminar, workshop, conference, symposium, etc., for the benefit of EC and Non EC student members. The club also arranges Inplant Training, Internship and Industrial visits for the students.

Coding Club was established in July 2015. The Club looks for developing the advanced and industry read skills of software,product and services development by the way of training to build solutions of the real world and in-house software needs.To induce the students to expose the development and implementation of real-world projects thereby strengthen their coding and system development ability.

The carnatic music club was initiated by Infer Tech on Aug 2015. The Club is intended to conduct Carnatic music Concerts and to perform in various formal events. This club also aims to revamp the carnatic music skills of students and also teach interested students.

unctions to provide awareness to the students about detrimental habits.

Functions to ease stress among students and make them to feel relax.

The Astronomy Club "SHAMAIM" of "Sri Krishna" was launched on 19th of December 1998. The Managing Trustee was magnanimous in gifting the club with a 6" Newtonian optical telescope. This enables the members to identify prominent features on the surface of the moon, to take a glimpse of the rings of Saturn, the bands of Jupiter, the Andromeda galaxy, the great Orion nebula and the great globular cluster called Omega centaurus.

"SHAMAIM" is a Hebrew word and it means "The Heavens". A new chapter on Radio Astronomy was initiated in the Academic Year 2004-2005, with the building of a Mini Radio Telescope by the final BE (ECE) students. Students plan to observe Radio Emissions from the Sun, the centre of our galaxy, other exotic objects like the Radio source in Cygnus and Cassiopeia. They also plan to observe any Super Nova explosion that can occur in our Galaxy.

This Club was started to motivate and encourage the students to design basic electronic Circuits. Electronic Circuit is the heart of any Microprocessor based or PC based system. The hobby circuits made by the students will enhance their knowledge in Electronics and will enable them to build small and medium sized Electronic projects. Students belonging to any department can be a member of this club. Every effort put by the student is encouraged and proper guidance is provided. The electronic projects are designed, constructed and tested by the students. This hobby club gives an initial start for preparing the students to do their final year project.

The key objectives of the Marketing Club are to provide an interactive platform to develop, share and disseminate the latest developments in the world of marketing, as well as supporting students who are interested in pursuing careers in this area.

The objective is to give an Industrial exposure by undertaking Industrial Visits and provide an opportunity for the students to do real time projects.

This club is designed to help students learn more about Human Resource and what Human Resource Professionals do. The club promotes the active participation of the students. The HR students take the lead in arranging the events. This enables in developing the students to plan and arrange for the events successfully. The club activities are organized in a regular basis to promote the team spirit and implement the HR concepts practically.

The Entrepreneurship Club aims to provide a conduit by which students can access entrepreneurial resources, network with community entrepreneurs, and share ideas. The club is dedicated to furthering understanding about new and small businesses.The aim is to develop Entrepreneurial Qualities by conducting programmes like Experience sharing by Entrepreneurs, Workshop on Idea generation, - Meet the Entrepreneur lecture series, Statutory compliances for starting business, Weekend Mentoring by Entrepreneurs, Entrepreneurship Week Celebration.

The Club aims to promote finance related activities.