The word "Amal' means Immaculate and inviolate and "Jyothi" means light. Thus "Amal Jyothi" stands for pure light, a universal symbol signifying the search for unblemished truth. By allusion, it stands for enlightenment through Mary Immaculate in whose name the College is dedicated.

The college enjoys linkages with the state university of New York. From the second year onwards, students get to learn the latest happenings in connection with their respective branches at the University of New York.

Prof. Dr. Francis Abraham of University of Monroe, USA and Prof. Dr. Wolf Sixl of University of Graz in Australia have joined the Amal Jyoyhi College of Engineering to Strengthen the R&D base of the College. Both of them are internationally reputed scientists and they are helping the college to develop various academic programs at the international level.

College Logo

The College logo depicting an industrial gear wheel on the outside, an orbiting atom inside, and a lighted lamp with St. Thomas Cross in the background symbolizes the dynamic physical world, which the mind of man explores to meet his needs righteously.

Mission & Vision

To create technically qualified world-class professionals with social commitment through career-oriented courses conducted by high profile faculties, complemented with globally interactive learning processes and leading edge technology.

Vision

To be a centre of excellence in technical higher education, research and support services, capable of making significant contribution to individual and societal empowerment.
Management

Amal Jyothi College is a prestigious institution run by the Diocese of Kanjirappally. The catholic Diocese of Kanjirapally with Bishop Mar Mathew Arackal at its helm, has a glorious track record across a broad range of educational and social service activities. Two Government aided arts and science colleges, 17 Higher secondary schools, 36 High Schools,26 upper Primary Schools,54 Lower Primary Schools, Five special Schools,16 Hospitals, NGO's Like Malanadu Development Society, Peermade Development Society and Amala Communications-all enduring examples of its matchless achievements. Deep commitment of around 250 priests, 1600 nuns and sizable number of Full Time social workers supports the bishop in his efforts to steer the institutions towards a glorious future.

The college is steered by a governing body of 21 Nationally and Internationally acclaimed Scientists, Engineers and Educationalists, not to mention a dedicated and academically brilliant faculty as well as a committed administrative cadre.

The College is situated at Koovappally near Kanjirappally alongside the Kottayam-Erumeli-Sabarimala state highway.
The Campus sprawling over 70 acres of scenic landscape at the foothills of the Western Ghats, has been laid out to create a unique learning environment.
Terraced gardens, lawns and wide vistas of luxuriant luscious green provide an enchanting ambience.   More detail...