RIEM review

The main reason for which I chose this course was because I wanted to become a teacher and no other college in the south had triple major along with integrated B.Ed for 4 years. The curriculum is pakka and relevant for my future.

The institute lets us go to internship to JNV schools which is a very reputable school. The students are divided into groups of 5 or 6 and each group is sent to different JNV for 50 days for internship in the final year.

4th year students, 6th year students and final year B.Ed and M.Ed students are eligible for campus placements. Several schools come for the placement interview and as far as I have heard the average package is Rs. 40000/- almost every student gets placed. I plan to study MSc after getting this degree.

Yearly I pay Rs. 12227/- and as far as the hostel fee is concerned it is Rs. 13000/- per semester. Scholarship is provided for students whose parents have low income which is 4000 per semester. Sc and ST categories need to pay 7227 per year not 12227.

The college celebrates Pongal, Onam, battukoma, kannada rajyotsava, navratri, Diwali and ugadi as it is a regional institute. The library is immense with almost every book needed for the education purpose. Students are well participated in sports and co curricular activities more than academics and there is a scope for it too. Various clubs are also present such as dance club, photography club, etc.

I stay in the hostel provided by the institute. As far as most of the residents concerned, the hostel food is not at all adequate for the growth of them. The quality is not good and need to be improvised. After many complaints too there is no improvement.

I didn't apply to any other college apart from this. The admission process are: you need to clear RIE CEE examination and they would choose only around 10 people from each state for each course. Waiting lists are also there through which someore students join the college. Cut off changes each year.

Normally the faculty to student ratio is 1:50, but when there is a combined class then it'll be around 1:100 which is difficult. The faculties are very approachable and the faculty whom I liked the most was our chemistry ma'am, Muneera Begum who is very dedicated. I don't dislike any of the faculties. There are a total of 3 exams per subject, C1, C2 and C3. C3 is the final semester exam. C1 and C2 are internals. Internals paper are set by the faculties themselves, whereas semester paper comes from the university. Apart from this there are practical exams as well.