IARE - A roller coaster ride through the experiences

I joined in civil engineering. When I joined into the college the faculty-to-student ratio was around 1:30. There was a good amount of faculty in the previous years but in today's date, most of the faculties are choosing to leave the organization. Currently, most of professors and associates are highly skilled and have a PhD at least And a few are currently pursuing their Ph.D.

College surely offers internship opportunities for students of different branches but opportunities are fewer and many students pay off their expenses by working through other online. But as far as the core engineering branches are concerned no field experience is provided.

From the 6-7th semester, students are eligible for placement but the training starts from the 4th sem itself. Every year at least a 1300-1500 placement happens. Cognizant, jws, TCS, and Accenture often visit the campus.

Considering other ranked colleges IARE has a less fees. But what I also think is that corr engineering is not anymore the strength of college so what they need to do is to reduce the fees for those branches. And As I have qualified for the EAMCET examination and through the re- embarrassment I do not have to pay any tuition fees to the college but surely there are other examination fees jntu fees and others.

Life at the college will always be boring unless the fest season comes. A three-day college fest happens every year with a Traditional Day l, an Annual Day, and the confetti night. The library has most of the course-related books but nobody opts for them as many of us reads through online books. Classrooms have a digital tv and benches as often. College does have many clubs such as the plugs club for dance, pixels for Photography, and other clubs also exist.

I joined through EAMCET which is TS's common entrance exam to get into any other engineering colleges in TS. CIVIL engineering wasn't my first option anyways but I joined it to pursue architecture for further studies. I'm a minority student under the BC-E category I got through admission. You can always opt for IARE's website to look for the courses offered and other activities going through the college days.