JMIT - Seth Jai Parkash Mukand Lal Institute of Engineering and Technology Faculty Details & Reviews ,Yamuna Nagar

Faculty: The faculty of the college is very good and has good knowledge of their particular domain. They always try to help students in each possible way. The teaching methods are also good. But the biggest drawback is the old curriculum of Kurukshetra University. It needs to be updated based on industry requirements. The semester exams are of moderate difficulty. They can be easily cracked if studied with concentration for 10 days. The pass percentage is 40% in each subject.

Faculty: The teaching methods are very nice with modern facilities. Our faculty members are well-trained and experienced. The course curriculum is okay. From my point of view, it is not related to the industry. Semester exams are average, and sometimes more than average. The pass percentage is more than 50%.

Faculty: Yes, maximum teachers are very helpful, qualified in Ph.D., and all are knowledgeable. The course curriculum needs some changes for the betterment of the students; some of the subjects are a waste of time. The semester exam is about average in difficulty. Minimum 40% marks are the passing marks.

Faculty: Most teachers are good but some are not. Teachers are good with their teaching skills. I cannot say that the teaching is bad because every teacher gives their best. But everyone covers up only the syllabus except one or two teachers that's why every student hates teachers.

Faculty: Our teachers are very helpful. Most of the teachers are Ph.D. qualified. All of them are good, helpful, and knowledgeable. They are well educated and approachable. Their teaching quality is also very good. This course curriculum is relevant. Skill sets make students industry-ready. If students have skills, they can get jobs easily. The pass percentage is 40%.

Faculty: The teachers are helpful and cooperative enough, and all the teachers are qualified and knowledgeable having an average teaching quality. If I talk about the course curriculum, it is not relevant enough as numerous subjects are there which are useless for the course.

Faculty: The teachers are very kind and helpful; their quality is high. The semester exams are quite tough, but if a student revises all the syllabus, they can score 90% in the university and secure a university position. The pass percentage is 33%. The curriculum courses are relevant and prepare for organizations.

Faculty: This college has very educated faculty. The faculty members are very supportive. They help students at all times regarding their studies. There is a first semester exam in January; each exam is worth 70 marks and 30 marks depend on student behavior, attendance and sessional marks.

Faculty: The faculty is awesome, except for my Accounts teacher and lab teacher. They teach well, no doubt, but are very strict about assignments and homework. Praveen sir and Anil sir are examples. Exams are easy; our college generally does not give backlogs in exams, and most students pass and get good grades. However, some students get backlogs in Math exams because it requires a lot of practice and is generally a medium-level exam to clear, making it harder than other subjects.

Faculty: The good thing about JMIT is their faculty members. The faculty at JMIT is really supportive, and their teaching experience is excellent. Most of the faculty have their master's degree in their field. Yes, it prepares students for the industry, and there are extra classes for personality development. The difficulty level of semester exams is average, and most students pass the semester exams easily.

Faculty: Faculty of the college is also quite cooperative, helpful and knowledgeable as well. The teaching quality is also good, they were able to tackle the doubts of students. Also, course curriculum is relevant as we learn many programming languages in our curriculum only.

Faculty: Yes, teachers are helpful, qualified (Ph.D.), and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is good. Yes, this course curriculum is relevant; it makes the study industry-ready with summer industrial training for skillsets. The difficulty of the semester exam is average, with a minimum passing percentage of 40%.

Faculty: The teachers are highly qualified, with many holding Ph.D. degrees. The college ensures that the course syllabus remains up to date with new technologies and also provides us with add-on courses. The semester exams are of medium difficulty. There is no specific minimum pass percentage, but students must ensure they have no RE (re-examination) in any subject. For a subject with 75 marks, the minimum marks required to pass are around 30.

Faculty: The faculty is lacking in deep and quality knowledge and often seems unprofessional. There is new staff, and it is mostly fresh graduates, so you can't expect a high level of expertise. The syllabus and subjects cover a broad aspect of work in the IT sector, but again, it's only theory. The semester exams are fine and mostly repeated.

Faculty: Faculty members are at an average level but have a very supportive nature as mentors. The course curriculum is decided by the university and is relevant at some levels or irreverent at others. The semester exams are quite easy, but the evaluation pattern is very bad. One can't expect to pass unless it answers all the questions in the exam.