Is admission open in Impact College of Engineering and Applied Sciences?

Impact College of Engineering and Applied Sciences (ICEAS) does not take any semester exam results declaration on a particular schedule.

As per the historical announcements ranging across several days, results for internal assessments and mid-semester exams have gone out on these dates :

IA sem 1, sem 3 and sem 6 results: August 8, 2022
1st, 2nd and 4th Semester : Class test results for the months of November 2022.
Internals Mid-semester 19th Nov, 2022 of 4 TH SEM

That means that the announcement of the result can be different with every sems. If you want the latest and authentic results its always suggest to go through iceas result section on the official site of ICEAS. 

Since B.E./B.Tech admissions from Impact College of Engineering and Applied Sciences fall under the Karnataka Examinations Authority schedule, the result date for the KCET (Karnataka Common Entrance Test) is usually on or near the said schedule. The KCET usually occurs in April or May; for 2025 it should happen in any case. The results are usually declared about three or four weeks later around late May or early June.

The candidates can check the results on the official website of KEA using their registration number. Like with the results, the occurrence of counseling ranges from June to July and works on a systems basis on the rank obtained by the candidate, preference of branch, and availability of the seat. 

Impact College of Engineering and Applied Sciences have faculty members with excellent academic background and multi layered professional careers. We have good professors like Dr. Niharika, ND and Dr. Nilesh who are knowledgeable as well supportive. Students seem to value that much of the faculty has good subject knowledge and about work. Still, reviews are split — students have some valid points though (whether the teachers are actually qualified and the methods of their teaching are extremely unproductive or curriculum as a whole very industry-inrelevant). The faculty is experienced and receptive to growth, and in terms of practical exposure only requires a little better than a teaching approach. 

Most faculty at the college, particularly in Computer Science and Electronics, come with some experience, which is neither adequate nor steep. The faculty blends the theoretical and practical aspects of teaching, using labs and projects to complement classroom instruction.

Teaching methodologies include lecture sessions along with lab and practical classes, occasionally taking in industry seminars, but the enthusiasm of some faculty across the board shows issues, with others sticking to old-school methods-a serious obstacle for learning. Faculty members assist students with homework-related inquiries but are not always available due to other obligations.