RIE Mysore (RIEM) - Regional Institute of Education

Admission: The teachers here are really smart and have lots of experience. They know their stuff. It's easy to ask questions and they explain things well. The exams aren't too hard, and most people pass with high grades. It's cool that they have semesters instead of quarters.

Placement: The best thing about this college is that almost all students get placed in top schools and colleges. The average salary offered is between 3.6 LPA and 10 LPA, which is pretty good.

Campus: Our college has all the basic facilities we need. The infrastructure is good and the courses are up to the mark. The labs are well-equipped and Wi-Fi is available everywhere on campus. We also have one of the biggest libraries in the city right here at our college.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and the curriculum is spot-on for teacher training. They give us a copy of the syllabus, which is super helpful. The courses they offer are B.Sc. Ed. (pcm, cbz), BA B. Ed., and M.Sc. Ed. (P,C, M).

Placement: The college guarantees about 90% placement after graduation. Starting salary is around INR 1 lakh per year, with the lowest offer being INR 35,000. The top job role offered is Principal. Central Board schools come to hire teachers from our college. Also, KV and JNV schools give priority to recruiting teachers from our college.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi everywhere, good labs, and libraries for each department. The hostel has RO water to drink, clean bathrooms, 24*7 power and water, security, fast Wi-Fi, bike parking, and separate buildings for boys, girls, postgraduates, and undergraduates. It's all there for us.

Admission: The classes are awesome and the tests are fair. The course teaches useful stuff that helps us get jobs. You need 15 out of 50 to pass, and they grade fairly. If you study, the exam is no big deal, but if you don't, it's tough.

Placement: I really like this college. Everything here is awesome the campus, the buildings, the students. It's totally worth it because you can get 3 degrees in just 6 years: B.Sc., B.Ed., M.Sc. Plus, students here are treated really well because this college is known for training teachers.

Campus: The college has everything you need - Wi-Fi, classrooms, labs, library, a playground, and sports stuff. It's all in good working order. The hostel has everything too - Wi-Fi, mess, RO water, and CCTV cameras all around campus.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good at teaching, but most of the learning is up to us students. They all have at least a Master's degree, some even have a PhD. The coursework is useful and helps us learn how to teach and learn. The exams each semester are not too hard, especially when compared to engineering or medical schools. Most students pass, about 80% of us do.

Placement: The placements here are awesome, almost everyone gets a job. The highest salary you can get is 12 lakhs per year, and the average is around 4 lakhs. They even help you find internships abroad in places like UAE and Qatar. The course mainly focuses on teaching, but you can choose other roles based on what you like. Plus, they offer on-campus internships for 2 months. It's a great opportunity to kickstart your career!

Campus: The campus covers a huge area of 200 acres. Wi-Fi works everywhere, which is great. There are hostels, a library, labs, and cool classrooms for learning. The library is big and has all kinds of books. The lab on top of the library is used for studying the sky. There are 5 hostels, 3 for girls and 2 for boys. The food is vegetarian and the mess hall is clean. They have first aid for medical needs. And they organize sports and athletics too.

Admission: The professors here are famous across the country for their expertise in various areas. There are plenty of faculty members around, and they're really friendly. The coursework isn't too hard, but it meets the expectations for a solid syllabus.

Placement: The college had 95% placements this year. Lots of good schools visit for hiring teachers, including international ones. If you finish your course here, chances are you'll land a job through the placements.

Campus: The campus is really nice and the buildings are in good shape. They have a lot of tech classes which is cool. The library has a bunch of books on education and teaching methods. The classrooms are all set up well too.

Admission: I really like the CBS program at this college. The teachers here are super knowledgeable and have a lot of experience. The class size is about 30 students per teacher, which is cool. We also get a 6-month internship, which is awesome. The course curriculum is well-organized by the college. Plus, it's affiliated with Mysore University, which is great. The learning system here goes from easy to difficult, which helps us learn better.

Placement: Every year, lots of schools from India come to our college for placements. Even schools from Dubai visit for placements. The salary packages are great and students get selected by Kendriya Vidyalaya and Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya too.

Campus: The campus is awesome with good Wi-Fi. There are medical facilities in all the labs. They organize a sports meet every year. There are two big buildings, four hostels (two for girls and two for boys), a huge assembly hall, and a conference hall. The mike system is good too.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really smart. They all finished their postgrad studies. The big bosses hire them. We follow the Mysore University's curriculum with the CBCS system. It's cool for all the courses.

Placement: The placements at our college are top-notch! Over 50 schools came for interviews, and almost all students got a job. We had all kinds of schools, like private and international ones, coming for recruitment. The best part is that placements are pretty much guaranteed here.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with all the facilities we need. The labs are well-equipped, and there's a huge ground on campus. The hostels are nice, and we even have a basketball court and three volleyball courts. The whole campus has Wi-Fi, and there's a dispensary and other facilities too. Overall, the environment is really nice and pleasant.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. They focus on training future teachers and give us top-notch knowledge. If you want to be a teacher, this is the place to be  not for tech jobs though.

Placement: The college has connections with private schools, ensuring 100% placement. Salaries start at 25k+ per month and can go up to 45k+. They focus on teacher training, so schools like Delhi Public School and international ones recruit from here. To get into central institutes like Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Kendriya Vidyalaya, many students take TET exams.

Campus: The college has free Wi-Fi in the hostel and campus, and it's super fast. The library has a ton of books, e-books, and journals around 70k! Each year has its own classes. The labs are top-notch we've got physics, chemistry, geography, botany, zoology, languages, and computers. The food is pretty good, but everyone has their own taste buds. There's a dispensary for medical stuff, which is handy. And for sports lovers, we've got volleyball, basketball, tennis, and badminton courts. Plus, a huge ground for cricket, football, and hockey. Lots of options to stay active and have fun!

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff. They mostly have Ph.Ds. Teaching is good, but some teachers aren't always there. The course content is spot-on. We have internships in the 7th semester and School Attachment in 4 semesters to prep us for teaching. Exams aren't too tough. Most students pass with flying colors. Just a handful, like 3-5 per class, might struggle with core subjects.

Placement: Lots of schools come for placements here, like around 25-30. When we're in our final semester, we can join in for placements. The salary they offer is 45000 INR for TGT and 50000 for PGT. Most students choose to continue their studies after graduation. Schools from the southern states and even some from abroad come here to recruit students.

Campus: The institute has great facilities like a big classroom for 100 students, good Wi-Fi, labs for each subject, and a big library. But the hostel isn't that great - the food is below average. They do have Wi-Fi in the hostel though. There's also a clinic on campus. And sports activities are really popular here.

Admission: The teachers at RIE, Mysore are awesome! They've got loads of experience and know their stuff. They really get how students learn and are experts in teaching methods. They make learning fun and have a good back-and-forth with us in class. We do a lot of projects, which help us learn better. The school gives us the academic calendar in January, but the exam schedule from the University of Mysore comes a bit late, like 10-15 days before the exams. But don't worry, the exam dates are already in the calendar from January, so we can plan ahead.

Placement: I'm a student at RIE, Mysore, studying M.Sc. Ed Mathematics in my 2nd year. It's a 6-year program where we cover B.Sc. Ed syllabus for 4 years and then switch to M.Sc. Ed for the last 2 years. Education is a must every semester, focusing on teacher training. This not only helps in job placements but also in understanding educational psychology, children psychology, and learning styles for a balanced lifestyle. We get internships in good schools like JNVs and KVS in the 7th semester. Last year, all students who interviewed for jobs got placed. TGT teachers got a minimum of 44k a month, while PGT teachers got 55k a month, some with food and housing benefits. It's a great college for teacher training. But if you're looking for careers outside education, places like IISc, IIT, NIT might be more helpful. Still, you can pursue research after this course. Seniors have been doing research while studying. Overall, RIE, Mysore stands out among state government colleges.

Campus: The college campus and hostel have Wi-Fi everywhere, which is awesome. There are 3 computer labs with lots of computers for projects. They also have skill development programs in the ICT Lab. The food in the hostel is served 3 times a day. The breakfast is delicious with 7 different options each day. They even provide milk every day. Lunch is South Indian style, which might not be everyone's cup of tea. But dinner is great, catering to both North and South Indian tastes. And every 15 days, they serve special treats like Gobi Manchurian, ice cream, and fruit salad.