Dr. T. Thimmaiah Institute of Technology Faculty Details & Reviews ,Karnataka - Other

Faculty: Teachers are well educated. Most of them have completed their Ph.D. course from different universities across India. Our college follows VTU syllabus. Digital classes are available for better understanding of every topic. They also provide in-depth knowledge to students for competitive exams and interviews. Semester exams are tough. We have to prepare hard to get good marks.

Faculty: Teachers in our college were very helpful. They were pretty much qualified, and the knowledge they used to share was pretty helpful. They use to clear all the doubts of students, and they were very helpful in terms of everything. The course which I have chosen was quite relevant, and it is completely industry-oriented.

Faculty: Teachers were really helpful. We gained a lot of knowledge because of their friendly nature towards us. We were guided very nicely, and we were trained in a good manner, which helped us to give our best in exams, projects and seminars. Each department has a head of the department who really guided students when they were not able to study and complete their assignments on time.

Faculty: The college has the best and qualified teachers. Some teachers know how to understand students' minds and how to teach them. Every branch gets the opportunity to go on an industrial tour twice. All the teachers are helpful, and they help us to do good projects.

Faculty: The faculty are strict. Most of them complete the portions. Knowledge wise, they are not up to the mark. The teaching quality is little poor. The student to faculty ratio is good, i.e. 14:1 is the ratio. The mining people get good industrial exposure, and mechanical guys go to industries nearby. There is real underground mining model, and it's one of it's kind.

Faculty: The teachers were good. But there were few teachers who had just graduated. The syllabus which is there in VYU is pretty outdated, at least when I was studying. It's not oriented with what is there in the companies. Almost all subjects syllabus are outdated.