BPIT Delhi Faculty Details & Reviews ,Rohini, Delhi

Faculty: The curriculum is old, like in other engineering colleges. In your first year, you will learn Environmental Science, Manufacturing Processes, Engineering Drawing, and the Indian Constitution, which is totally irrelevant in Computer Science. The faculty is good; most of them are Ph.D. holders, and some are pursuing their Ph.D. side by side.

Faculty: Faculty members are good here and well-educated. Most of them are Ph.D. holders, and some are pursuing it side-by-side, but the curriculum here is old, as all the engineering colleges have. They will teach you subjects like Engineering Drawing, Environmental Science, Manufacturing Processes, and the Indian Constitution, which don't play a single role in the CS field.

Faculty: Some of the faculty members are really good and supportive while the others just come for doing their duty. The difficulty level of the semester exams is very tough as we also have to maintain our attendance and study for the exams, balancing both is also tough job. The course makes us industry ready. A few times the college gets biased towards some students. The passing percentage is 40%.

Faculty: Our teachers are knowledgeable, but all teachers are not helpful. The teaching quality of all teachers is not good. The course curriculum is a little behind, but our seniors make up for it as they provide students with quality feedback and advice. They make students industry-ready. Semester exams are moderately easy if students start preparing beforehand. It is not very difficult to score.

Faculty: Teachers have good knowledge of the subject, but I will not say subject experts. Due to growing demands in semiconductor industry, course curriculum is not industry-oriented and needs to be more practical. Semester exams are easy, almost 90% pass the exam.

Faculty: Some of the teachers are experienced, but some of them are not, and they are rude towards us. But some of the teachers are humble and supportive also. The course curriculum is well-designed, but we need to study a lot apart from the course to get decent placements. In exams, we need 40% to pass.

Faculty: Our faculty is better, and in some rooms, there is AC too, but not in all rooms. Only fans are there. Our semester exams are not too hard and not too easy at the same time. Passing marks for semester exams are 10 out of 30. You also have to give a supplementary exam if you are unable to attend the semester exam.

Faculty: Faculty members are very supportive and interactive. Curriculum is easy and student friendly. Mostly Teachers are good and knowledgeable except some. Curriculum is fully relevant and good number of opportunities can be explored with college studies. Semester exams are not that tough. One needs to just prepare well for the exams.

Faculty: The teachers are very helpful and well qualified. They use PPTs to teach us and make our concepts clear in an easy way. The curriculum is relevant and teaches us everything we need to know, from scratch to mastery. This makes us industry-ready in every way. The semester exams are mid-sem 1, mid-sem 2, and end-sem. Mid-sem is 40 marks each for 2 units, and end-sem is 60 marks for 4 units. The passing percentage is 33%.

Faculty: The faculty is knowledgeable and has excellent qualifications. Whenever a student has difficulty with a problem, they can openly have a conversation to clear their doubts. The level of semester exams is average, and the pass percentage is 40%. The course and the knowledge they provide help students become industry-ready, as various co-curricular activities are practiced.

Faculty: At BPIT, the faculty members are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. Most professors hold advanced degrees in their respective fields and bring industry experience. Course curriculum is relevant and aligns with industry trends, particularly for branches like Computer Science and IT. Semester exams at BPIT can be challenging, featuring a mix of theoretical and practical assessments.

Faculty: Faculty members are good and highly qualified. Some of the teachers are even alumni from IITs, which is really cool. Teaching quality is top notch. The course is relevant to real-life company requirements and yes, it does make students industry-ready. Semester exams of IPU are not that hard. You can easily score an 8+ CGPA even if you study one week before papers.

Faculty: All the teachers are well qualified and their teaching methods are great. They are always willing to help students with their studies. The exams are quite easy to pass if we study well. The pass percentage is now 40%, but it used to be 50%.

Faculty: The faculty is supportive and helpful, and they also give advice to students. The teachers are also qualified. The course is a little outdated in relation to the tech industry. The semester exams are easy to pass, and the passing percentage is 40 marks out of 100.

Faculty: The teachers have really been helpful and supportive. Presentations , giving notes, and smart board study make overall teaching experience superb . Course curriculum is, however, okay. Some subjects, such as manufacturing process and communication skills, do not need a teacher to define these subjects. These can be done by student itself. Semester exams are quite easy. Pass percentage is 90%+.