Campus Coordinates: 9.5286° N, 76.8204° E — elevation ~100m above sea level, at the foothills of the Western Ghats. The campus benefits from its proximity to the hill ranges, receiving generous rainfall and maintaining comfortable temperatures year-round compared to the lowland plains.
☁ Current Weather — Koovappally
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🌿 Campus Microclimate

The AJCE campus at Koovappally enjoys a distinctly cooler microclimate than nearby towns like Kottayam and Pala — students arriving from the plains often notice a 2°C–3°C difference, especially in the evenings.

Located at the Western Ghats foothills with dense tree cover across 63 acres, the campus receives ~3,000 mm annual rainfall. The Meenachil River valley nearby adds to the ambient humidity during monsoon months.

🌞 Seasonal Guide
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SummerMarch – May28°C–36°C. Warm & humid. Light cotton recommended. Pre-monsoon showers possible in late May.
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SW MonsoonJune – September22°C–28°C. Heavy rainfall — campus is lush green and most scenic. Umbrella essential.
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NE MonsoonOctober – November24°C–30°C. Moderate rain, pleasant evenings. Transition period.
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WinterDecember – February20°C–30°C. Most pleasant season. Cool mornings, ideal for sports & events. Light jacket useful.
🌎 Kerala Climate

Compared to other Indian states, Kerala lies closer to the Equator — yet is bestowed with a pleasant and equable climate throughout the year, thanks to its nearness to the sea and the fort-like Western Ghats on the East.

The State receives copious rain — average 3,000 mm/year. Temperature normally ranges from 28°–32°C on the plains but drops to about 20°C in the highlands.

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