IARE Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: I really like the way they teach at IARE. The course structure is well thought out and helps us get ready for real-life situations. It's what made me pick this course. The curriculum is designed to help us solve practical problems and get ready for more learning.

Placement: The placements at IARE are okay, not great. Some students start getting placed from the 5th semester itself. There's a special section for placement and training called PAT. To be eligible for PAT, you need a GPA above 7.5 and no active backlogs. Around 60% of students get placed here every year. The internships are decent, but the pay is usually between 3 to 5 LPA. Companies like JP Morgan, Invoice Cloud, Cognizant, and others come for placements.

Campus: I really liked that IARE has a great infrastructure even though the campus is small.

Admission: I found that some teachers were helpful, but others weren't. The teaching quality wasn't great and the course curriculum didn't feel relevant. It felt like they didn't prepare us well for the industry, so we had to do a lot of learning on our own. The semester exams were quite tough, with only around 40% of students passing. There were some good faculty members, but also some who weren't so great.

Placement: Around 30% of students from our course get jobs after graduation. The salary ranges from 1 LPA to 40 LPA. Big companies like Tata, Hector, Infosys, and TCS come to hire students. Most students are offered roles as employees.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is terrible, but the labs are a bit better. The classrooms and library aren't great either. The facilities could be improved, and the food in the mess isn't the best. Unfortunately, sports aren't allowed on campus.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful, but some are better than others. They have both PhD and non-PhD teachers. The subjects in the course cover mostly useful stuff, but there are a few things that don't seem important. It doesn't fully prepare you for the real world job market. The exams in the beginning are pretty hard, but once you get used to them, they get a bit easier. Most students pass, with about 90% passing rate.

Placement: I'm studying Information Technology and currently in my fourth year, first semester. Around 20% of students have already got jobs. The highest salary so far is 8 LPA and the lowest is 4 LPA. The main companies hiring are LTI and Mindtree. Right now, 4 students have internships. They're mostly doing engineer training.

Campus: The department has plenty of labs and equipment for students to use. The college provides good facilities like Wi-Fi, classrooms, and library. The hostel has a good number of people, and the canteen is okay. However, there are no medical or sports facilities available.

Admission: The teachers here are mostly really good, but there are a few who aren't as great. They're all super nice to us students, though. We have two semesters every year with two mid-exams, lab internals, and a lab external in each semester. The mid-exams are pretty manageable since they're made by the college.

Placement: In our college, placement training begins in the second year. The placement cell organizes tests and selects students for training. By the third year, students start doing internships. If you don't have backlogs, there's a good chance you'll get placed in a top company. I heard that recently, two students landed jobs at Microsoft with a package of 55 LPA, the highest on campus so far.

Campus: The Wi-Fi on campus is okay, but it's not super fast. The labs are really good with all the equipment you need for chemistry, physics, and other subjects. They have computers for everyone in the lab. The library has a lot of books, including ones for competitive exams. The hostel facilities could be better, though. There's a canteen in the college and also in the hostel, which is convenient.

Admission: The teachers here are really supportive and know their stuff. They make sure we understand the concepts and how to apply them. The courses cover coding, AI, and important skills for work. The exams are challenging but doable. Most students pass with an 85-90% success rate.

Placement: I graduated from IARE in the CSE batch of 2024-2028. Most students here land jobs, with around 90% getting placed. The pay is good too the highest package is 45 LPA, while the lowest is 3.5 LPA. On average, it's around 6 LPA. Big companies like Amazon, Infosys, TCS, and Accenture come for placements. Many students also get internships at places like TCS, Wipro, and startups. They offer roles like SDE, analyst, QA, and devOps.

Campus: I really like IARE because the classrooms are nice and have all the stuff we need. There's fast Wi-Fi, cool computer labs, a digital library, and labs for each department. The hostel rooms are good, washrooms are clean, and Wi-Fi is on all the time. The food in the mess is okay, they have veg and non-veg. The canteen is clean and the sports, gym, and medical help are there too. It's a good place to be!

Admission: The teachers all have their Ph.Ds in the subjects they teach. The courses are really useful and help us a lot. They cover both technical stuff and soft skills. It makes finding a job after graduation much easier.

Placement: I've noticed that around 80% of students from my college get placed every year. The highest salary package offered is 52 LPA, with an average of 5 LPA. Big companies like Microsoft, TCS, and JPMorgan come to hire students from our college. There are a lot of great courses to choose from here.

Campus: The classrooms have digital TVs and Wi-Fi is available throughout the college. Unfortunately, there aren't any outdoor sports, but you can still play indoor games like table tennis and carrom. The food in the hostel is super tasty, while the canteen food is just okay.

Admission: The professors are really experienced with Ph.D. degrees. They explain things in a way that we can easily understand. They're super qualified. The college updates the curriculum every year. We have a sports week that helps us improve physically. Also, we get to visit industries once a year. The semester exams are tough but they help us learn a lot. You need a 40% average to pass.

Placement: The job placements at our college are really good. Most students, around 75%, got placed. Microsoft offered the highest package of 51 LPA, while the lowest was 4 LPA. On average, students got around 6-7 LPA. Companies like Microsoft, Accenture, TCS, and IBM recruit heavily from the CSE branch. Everyone in our course got internships, including at Cognizant and Accenture. The popular job roles are software engineer, software developer, and Gen C Pro.

Campus: The college infrastructure for our course is top-notch. The labs are great for enhancing our skills, and there's Wi-Fi all around campus. The computer-filled labs help us improve, while classrooms have TVs for digital classes. The library has all kinds of books at every branch. The hostel, close to the college, has good facilities and the mess food is really good.

Admission: The teachers at our college really know their stuff. Some of them even have a doctorate. They use PowerPoints a lot for teaching, which is cool. The exams in my course are tough, but I guess that's how it goes. Usually, about 65% of us pass.

Placement: Around 80% of students in our college get placed every year, which is pretty good. But in my course, not many students are getting placed, and the numbers are dropping each year. The highest salary package offered in our college is 50 LPA, but in my course, it's around 21 LPA. Some students managed to get internships in companies like Rubrik and Microsoft, which was a great opportunity.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is decent, but it's not very big. We don't have a huge ground, but the Wi-Fi works well in the labs. The hostel food is good, and there's a separate medical room with good facilities. Sports are available to play, and the canteen offers affordable prices with tasty food.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and always ready to help. They explain things really well, not just for tests but to actually learn useful stuff. The classes cover things that are actually useful. Exams are fair  not too hard, not too easy. The professors are great too!

Placement: Most students in my course get placed, around 90%. Salaries for jobs start at 4 LPA and can go up to 20 LPA or even more. The main companies that hire from our college are Infosys, Accenture, Deloitte, and others. Lots of companies come for placements, and some students even get internships at places like Microsoft and JPMorgan.

Campus: The college's facilities are really good. In every classroom, there's a TV and whiteboard to help with learning. The labs have plenty of computers, and the library is huge with lots of books you can borrow.

Admission: The teaching here is top-notch! The faculty is super friendly and always ready to help. The courses are really practical, getting us ready for the real world. Exams aren't too hard, so passing is doable. Around 60-70% pass, and only a few have to retake exams. Plus, they give out notes and PDFs to everyone, which is a big help.

Placement: Most students in my course get placed, around 65%. Big companies like Microsoft, Juspay, Accenture, and Cognizant hire from my course. The popular roles are hardware and software engineer. The highest salary is 21 LPA, with an average of 12-15 LPA. The lowest is 4 LPA. Over 65% of students also land internships at companies like Cognizant and Accenture.

Campus: The facilities for my course at the college include Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and the library. The hostel also has great amenities like quality food, spacious rooms, and no water shortage. Overall, I'm pretty happy with what's available here.