College of Engineering Faculty Details & Reviews ,Shivaji Nagar

Faculty: All the teachers are highly qualified, especially all the teachers are Ph.D. holders. Their teaching qualities are really nice, but there are 1-2 teachers who are not very good in teaching. However, they were knowledgeable. There are two subjects which are not really interesting, which are Biology and Geography. The second one is Energy Liberal Code. The past percentage is almost a hundred percent, but there are 12 students sometimes who fail.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified, knowledgeable, and always helpful, providing valuable guidance to students. Teaching quality is excellent, with a focus on practical and industry-relevant knowledge. Course curriculum is similar to that of IITs and is regularly updated to ensure students are industry-ready. Semester exams are moderately challenging but manageable with proper preparation.

Faculty: The faculty members are well qualified, but all the faculty members think they are the best, and there is no competition for them. Also, the semester is not very tough. The teachers now, as the university has become a university, don't have any limits on the syllabus they want to keep, so no extra knowledge is gained by the students.

Faculty: Most teachers are qualified and knowledgeable. Some of them don't have enough knowledge of their field and just teach anything. The teaching quality is okay. We need to study from YouTube for many courses. Course curriculum is quite relevant. Some of the courses, like SEMP, make students industry-ready. College examinations are not that difficult.

Faculty: Semester exams are in the range of medium to difficult. Passing marks are usually around 35 out of 100 and there is a relatively grading scheme for most subjects. From 2024, exams will be shifted to the scheme of mid-sem and end-sem from the earlier t1 t2, and end-sem. Course curriculum is focused on core electrical fundamentals and also includes good fundamentals in the fields of machine learning. Teachers are very knowledgeable.

Faculty: The teachers are qualified, but the quality of teaching is average. Semester exams are average level. You can pass; if you don't, you can take a re-exam. The curriculum is pretty much relevant to the course. I don't have an idea if it makes us industry-ready, as I am in the first year.

Faculty: Not up to the mark. Firstly, the faculty members are okay. Some faculty members are really good and supportive, but some don't support as much in attendance or in marking. Teaching is decent, but you have to study on your own for good scores. The exams here are tough, especially the university exams. The curriculum is good.

Faculty: There are very well-experienced faculty members. They are perfect in their domain. Some faculty members have been teaching in this college for the last 20-25 years. Also from 2023 batch, COEP has started following the national education policy which was proposed in 2020. Semester exams are not very difficult some questions in exams are directly from assignments and tutorials.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and have lots of skills to learn from. The content is not always relevant, but it's good. As students, you are surrounded by pure geniuses. The level of semesters is medium hard. You may join the college by giving MHT CET or JEE Main.

Faculty: Earlier we had the T1, T2, ESE pattern. From this year, it's the midsem, endsem pattern. Papers are tough and not according to PYQs. Students need to study hard to pass. The course curriculum has changed and been updated for advancements. Teachers are fully educated and cooperative. Many fests, activities, hackathons, and competitions are held in college.

Faculty: The semester exams are of moderate difficulty; they are conducted in two halves: mid-sems and end-sems. The passing CGPA is 6.0, which is based on the relative grading in the college. The course curriculum is quite relevant and also has many industry visits planned so that students can get hands-on experience. The teachers are also quite qualified, and many have completed their Ph.D.

Faculty: Most of the teachers are quite helpful and are really qualified and knowledgeable, but some of the new faculty members lack knowledge and are not that supportive. Most of the course curriculum is relevant, but they surely need to upgrade it to make students more industry-ready. Semester exams are quite manageable. You need to score above 40 to be safe, out of 100, in all the subjects.

Faculty: Teachers are knowledgeable, and teaching scheme is also good. Yes, course curriculum is relevant. Yes, it is difficult. Teachers are helpful, but not everything is taught; some are a little rude. Labs are not taken regularly, and new staff don't take much interest.

Faculty: Our faculty is good, supportive, gives us all the information about how things are getting done, and they also encourage us to join as many clubs as possible in college, so we will not be good only in studies but in other things too, such as management, etc.

Faculty: The Metallurgy department at COEP has well-qualified faculty members with significant experience in both industry and research. They are open to students asking questions and debating topics outside the classroom syllabus. The syllabus covers core areas of Metallurgy, such as physical metallurgy, extractive metallurgy, and materials science, ensuring a balance between theory and practical lessons. Regular workshops, guest lectures, and industrial visits provide more opportunities for learning. E...