A CMI EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
Carmel College of Engineering & Technology (CCET) is owned and managed by St. Joseph’s Carmel Educational & Charitable Trust of CMI, registered on 13-09-2012.
Established by St. Joseph’s Carmel Educational & Charitable Trust in 2014-15, offers AICTE-approved, KTU-affiliated B.Tech courses in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, and Computer Science.
Read moreThe Congregation of the Carmelites of Mary Immaculate was founded by Rev. Fathers Thomas Palackal, Thomas Porukara, and St Kuriakose Elias Chavara, with the foundation stone laid at Mannanam on 11th May 1831
Read moreTo mould engineers with integrity and social commitment through holistic development,career guidance, and social outreach programs, meeting global standards and contributing to society's sustainable development.
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TinkerHub CCET presents Useless Projects 3.0, an 18-hour overnight project hackathon conducted on 11th and 12th September 2026 at the Computer Centre and Seminar Hall of Carmel College of Engineering and Technology. The event encourages students to build fun, unconventional, creative, and intentionally “useless” projects without the pressure of solving real-world problems. Open to students from all departments, with a team size of two. The event provides an opportunity to learn, experiment, collaborate, and explore creative ideas in a fun environment. Registration is free and participation is limited to the available seats.
The Product & Service Innovation Challenge is an individual online competition inviting participants to observe, evaluate, and reimagine everyday city products and services. Participants identify real-world operational flaws and propose practical, user-centered solutions through a structured 8-slide presentation.
Crack the Logic: Think Smart, Code Better” was an engaging online technical session organized by the IEEE Computer Society CCET Student Branch in collaboration with Informatyka 6.0 on 31 August 2026, from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM via Google Meet. The session was led by Mr. Blesson K Tomy, Jr. Software Developer at AGC, and focused on competitive programming, Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA), logical thinking, and effective problem-solving techniques. The session provided participants with valuable insights into coding strategies and problem-solving approaches, helping them build greater confidence and clarity while tackling programming challenges.
The competition featured six challenging rounds designed to test participants' logical reasoning, pattern recognition, spatial reasoning, deductive reasoning, problem-solving, and decision-making skills. Conducted as an individual online competition within a 45-minute competitive window, the event challenged participants to solve problems accurately while managing time effectively and witnessed participation from 36 participants, encouraging analytical thinking, strategic decision-making, and problem-solving under time constraints.
