CHARUSAT Faculty Details & Reviews ,Anand

Faculty: The faculty in this course are very knowledgeable and do their best to teach the concepts in a way that is both theoretical and practical. The exams are administered on exam tables, and the questions are of moderate difficulty.

Faculty: The teachers are very good and helpful, and the teaching quality is excellent. The course curriculum is very good, and it includes a lot of subjects that are relevant to the industry, which will help me be industry-ready after I graduate. The exams are not too difficult, and the pass percentage is 45%.

Faculty: Teachers are interactive and one-on-one interactions are possible due to less intake. The curriculum gets revised every year to match industrial needs, including industrial visits for 3rd year students. Semester exams are pretty straight forward but a 70-30 ratio is followed, where 70% is taught in class and the rest is self-learning.

Faculty: Here in Gujarat, it is the only university that takes paperless examinations, which differentiates this university from others. Faculty members here are also good, well-educated, and provide quality education to the students. Faculty members are more focused on providing practical knowledge rather than bookish knowledge.

Faculty: Faculty members are perfectly fit to teach students with a lot of industry experience. The curriculum is made by them, reviewed by industry experts, and matched with NPTEL's top universities in India and Gujarat. Exams are conducted on tables digitally. Overall, exams are based on what is taught and informed.

Faculty: At Charusat, the faculty-to-student ratio is reasonably balanced, allowing for personalized attention and meaningful interaction between students and professors. This ratio positively impacts the learning experience by providing ample opportunities for one-on-one consultations and small group discussions, enhancing the overall quality of education.

Faculty: The faculty is knowledgeable and approachable, often going beyond lectures to offer practical insights. The curriculum is well-structured, blending theory with hands-on projects, ensuring industry relevance. Exams are challenging but fair, testing both understanding and application.

Faculty: The faculty have worked in operations and are currently working for government projects with PSUs like BISAG and ISRO. The curriculum is theory plus practical based, and each day includes only six lectures. This allows for fewer college working hours and more cocurricular activities. Semester exams come from the prescribed syllabus only, which is based on the syllabus provided by IITs, NITs, and other top private and public colleges. They also refer to NPTEL courses. Exams are conducted on a tab...

Faculty: The teaching methods are up-to-date, with a focus on practical learning along with theoretical knowledge. They also provide hands-on training and laboratory work, which enhances understanding. They also have career counseling and workshops to help students prepare for interview and career advancement. The semester exams are taken on computers to go paperless. The level of paper is good enough. The pass percentage is 95%; only some students get backlogs in a few subjects.

Faculty: The faculty of our department is highly educated. Almost all faculty have Ph.D. degrees. and good teaching experience. Teaching techniques are very effective. Also, the course curriculum is very relevant to industry-ready students. Almost all students pass the semester exam with good grades. Some might get backlogged.

Faculty: In teaching, we have good faculty who lead the students in the right direction; all are highly educated, and the teaching quality is quite good. So far, college and industry are matching. So we have to prepare ourselves for industry readiness. The semester exam was medium if you studied properly.

Faculty: There is one faculty member for every 15 students per year, which enhances the quality of education and support from the faculty. The approach of the faculty to teaching is quite simple. The course curriculum focuses on the major assets of computer-related fields and helps with real-world applications through projects. The exams are taken frequently, along with weekly project reports, which makes it quite difficult to maintain studies and projects.

Faculty: The faculty members here are well experienced and their behavior towards the students is really appreciable. They discuss and try to solve the doubts of each and every student. Their one-on-one interactions are really appreciable. The exam pattern used here is all of a table exam or, say, a digital paperless exam. Students have to write the answers on their digital tables only, which is very comfortable.

Faculty: The teaching scheme is immensely appreciable, though the number of faculty members is lacking. Many instructors, inexperienced in domains such as programming, teach subjects like Python, C, etc., which is not ideal; however, materials are provided. The professors are very down-to-earth and helpful. The teaching pace is adjustable according to students' understanding. The curriculum is annually revised and up-to-date, which is a plus. Exams are easy to pass and solely based on classroom teaching....

Faculty: Professors in our college are very highly qualified and have high teaching experience in their domain. So it is very helpful for students and their growth. The course curriculum is very well designed. Students get a very high benefit from it. Course design according to industry requirements. University exams are not highly difficult; 95% of students take them.