Jain Deemed -to- be University, Faculty of Engineering and Technology Faculty Details & Reviews ,Kanakapura Road, Bangalore

Faculty: The faculty is great, very knowledgeable in their field, and really good at imparting their experience to us. The teaching quality, as I said earlier, is top-notch. The course curriculum, most of it, is relevant. Maybe there are one or two subjects so far that weren't really useful. The exams are pretty easy to pass if we attend the classes and listen to what the lecturers are explaining.

Faculty: The teachers are very helpful and kind towards the students. Highly educated and certified teachers and professors are present on the campus. The curriculum is updated daily based on the environment and is useful for the students. Semester exams are not very difficult as long as we prepare well. The pass percentage for every subject is a minimum of 35 marks out of 100.

Faculty: The management team is not good at all, but the teachers are friendly and helpful. You can reach out to them anytime for guidance and help. The teaching quality is not very good, so you have to learn everything by yourself. The sem exams are easy to medium level, and sometimes you might get some difficult questions, but mostly they are easy.

Faculty: Some teachers are good, and some just say the things that are in PPTs. I don't think I can trust them totally. Our course makes students industry-ready. There should be an effort from your side. Mostly, the assignment questions are asked in the semester exams, so those aren't that hard.

Faculty: Faculty for non-IT subjects are great but according to my experience, the IT faculty are not so good. At times they just read PPTs and don't explain the concept much. Our Maths faculty is really good. Chemistry and English faculty members are good as well.

Faculty: Some teachers are good and excellent in their field but everyone else is just here because of money and doesn't want to teach anything; they just want to finish their lectures and don't know how to code and become coding teachers. Curriculum is fine, just like other colleges and exams are kind of easy.

Faculty: The faculty is very friendly and supportive; they are well-trained teachers with at least 10 years of work experience. The curriculum is relevant, aiming to make students industry-ready through practical skills, real-world projects, and internships. Exams are difficult and vary, but pass percentages are typically high.

Faculty: The course is divided into 5 modules, and 1 year is divided into 2 semesters. Our batch started classes late, so now the teachers are rushing to finish their respective subjects. We have a month before our 2nd internals, and we have to finish 3 modules. I guess the curriculum is relevant, and yes, the college and teachers are trying their best to make the students industry-ready.

Faculty: Generally, all the faculty members are Ph.D. holders with diverse knowledge in their respective fields. Faculty members have an average teaching experience of 10-12 years. They are able to engage and interact with the students. They also provide mentorship and guidance to the students for their better future. There is a deep relationship between the faculty members and the students. The course is relevant to meet current and future industry or company needs. We have semester exams in two phases:...

Faculty: In some courses, faculty is good, while in others, the faculty is okay but not up to the mark. For example, in my branch, I have good and qualified teachers who support us well, but in my first branch, some teachers are good and some are not. The curriculum is very good; the term system is somewhat tough, but the semester is easy.

Faculty: The teachers are very helpful , they tell us all important topics to focus on for exams , exams are conducts in well planned way , not in a hurry . The course curriculum of my Branch is advanced compared to other universities , they teach all required technologies for the industry the branch is focused on .semester exams at Jain is easy , just have to focus on topic which are learnt in the during the class.

Faculty: Faculty members are very friendly; if you have any doubt, you can text them anytime, or at break time, you can go and ask your doubt; they will clarify all your doubts. The teaching quality is not good. It will be having so many industrial visits; we haven't faced any exams yet.

Faculty: Many teachers are well qualified. Few are with Ph.D. and few with M.Tech. But unfortunately, few are not. Yes, the curriculum is relevant to our course. Unlike other colleges, they are not teaching everything to us. They are teaching the course, which helps us understand the core course. The semester pattern in my college is different than compared to others. Here only the semester doesn't matter; there are internal assessments, which include an extracurricular activity, a project, and an exam. ...

Faculty: The teachers are really good and cooperative, especially the female faculty. They help make students industry-ready, and the semester exams are not that tough. Sometimes the teachers are very helpful and act like friends; they are quite cooperative. There are two exams in a year.

Faculty: The faculty is the worst part of it, as none of them are qualified for this job except a few. They really don't know what to teach and how to teach. They don't have proper knowledge; they just copy and paste notes from ChatGPT and present them. The course curriculum is also very poor; it doesn't have much practical content. They mainly focus on theoretical aspects, and the college is not providing any practical knowledge. The exams are too easy; anyone who has knowledge of the subject and has go...