Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Takshashila Campus Faculty Details & Reviews ,Indore

Faculty: IMS DAVV Indore has a faculty team with a blend of academic and industry experience, ensuring students receive practical and theoretical knowledge. The curriculum is designed to cover core management concepts in areas like finance, marketing, human resources, and operations, with elective specializations aligned to industry needs. Practical exposure is emphasized through case studies, live projects, and internships. Exams follow a structured format, focusing on both application and analytical sk...

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. And the teaching quality is very good. Course curriculum is very relevant and sufficient. Exams are of moderate level. Pass percentage is 35% out of 100. Overall, it's good enough for students.

Faculty: The faculty is good, as they are very well qualified and educated, as per the information given to us in the orientation of our batch. The curriculum is very well designed for students who are good in the humanities field. Exams occur regularly, as their are two mid-semester exams, one assignment and one end-semester exam.

Faculty: Faculty members of DAVV are good and supportive, with experience of up to 20-25 years or more. Course curriculum is totally relevant for today's students who are going to become engineers in the future. Students become ready for their future jobs by studying the syllabus over the 4 years. Semester exams and mid-semester exams have moderate toughness which an engineering student should face.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. They are qualified and knowledgeable. They teach us well and some teachers also motivate us in the classroom and teach us how to be great individuals. Courses are also good making us industry-ready. Semester examinations are quite difficult.

Faculty: Semester examinations occur every six months, though some semesters can be covered in five months or less. Semester exams are easy, as some questions may be repeated. The course is well-designed to provide knowledge of computing languages.

Faculty: Teachers are very qualified and knowledgeable, and they are a bit helpful also. The teaching quality was appropriate, but the students have to study by themselves only. Semester exams are not that difficult, but some subjects are tough to pass, and now these difficult subjects have been removed from the curriculum. The pass percentage was above 80%. The curriculum helps to seek a job, but the student himself has to study a lot more to get placed.

Faculty: Great faculty members and professors; I really appreciate them and am obliged to learn through them; they are highly experienced and have deep knowledge of their specific subjects. Yes, the course is relevant, mainly based on material science (the field of physics). For industry, there is nope because its not a technical degree. Semester exams are not that difficult if you have your basics cleared.

Faculty: Faculty here are highly qualified professors. They teach us very well with lots of real-life problems and situations. The course is definitely designed to make students industry-ready. Also, the e-cell and placement cell help students in getting good placements. I recently gave my 1st MST, and it was quite good—not very tough, not very easy—it was decent.

Faculty: The faculties are permanent plus visiting. They are mostly qualified and some are professionals in their field of study. The course curriculum is also satisfactory. The syllabus and subjects are closely related to the field of study. The college provides many opportunities for getting experience in the market and industry. Talking about exams, they are not so difficult to fail the students but attendance and regular studies are a must.

Faculty: The faculty is knowledgeable, though teaching methods could be more engaging. The curriculum covers core topics like programming, algorithms , modern technologies like AI , cloud computing, data science, etc. But lacks more practical knowledge and learning. Exams are mostly theory-based, with practical assessments in labs, but there is a need for more project-based learning and real-world problem-solving. Overall, it's a solid program with room for improvement.

Faculty: It's simple , you can study a week ahead and can get a great score. Faculty are generous, you can connect with them greatly and marks are easy to get but yeah for your own skills you have to work hard and get skills. Exam pattern is also good not that difficult.

Faculty: The faculty is very supportive, and the course curriculum is the thing that attracts all the students. The course is designed as per IIM Indore. There are regular exams to check ourselves; there are three internal exams and one final end-semester exam, so students have various opportunities to score.

Faculty: Teachers are very qualified and knowledgeable. They provide in-depth knowledge to their students and also help them in various ways as much as they can. The college conducts various extracurricular activities that encourage students' interest in their field. The semester exams in college are difficult, but through the guidance of their professors and teachers, students can easily pass the exam. There is a 90 percent pass rate.

Faculty: Teachers here are PhD holders. They have good knowledge but they cannot deliver it to students. Curriculum is not good. Industry-required skills are to be created by students on their own. They provide theory knowledge only. Everything else has to be done on our own. Semester exams are of medium level. The ones who read can pass easily. Almost 90% of students pass.