Manipal Institute of Technology Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Faculty members are well-versed in the subjects they teach. Subjects are very relevant to real-life needs, and we are taught multiple different coding languages also. Exams happen twice a semester, like mid-semester and end-semester, with the assignment having a 20% weightage.

Faculty: Yes, the teachers at MIT Manipal are very helpful, supportive, and highly qualified, with most of them holding doctorates in some field or the other. The curriculum for every course is revised each year, and the necessary changes are made to stay up to date. The curriculum is designed as per the guidelines provided by the UGC, but it gives an in-depth insight into the particular subject. The end-semester exams are pretty challenging, as they include questions based on real-life problems, which m...

Faculty: Teachers are well qualified, but some of them lack experience in teaching, as they know the concept but sometimes can't express themselves well enough. The course curriculum is fine but sometimes it becomes hectic and the difficulty level of the exam is average to difficult; one will not find it easy.

Faculty: Literally most of the students clear exams in 1st attempt itself. Course-oriented books are well-researched by teachers and they prepare keynotes for us to study. In such keynotes important points are covered, so studying them before the exams also made us clear.

Faculty: Students were strongly connected with the teachers. They updated all the instructions in a simpler way that can be understood by all the students. For the Master's in Computer Networking and Engineering, we went through a lot of portions for a better understanding of the complete syllabus.

Faculty: Many teachers are helpful while many are not very helpful, and the same goes for knowledge; some just read in front of the class, but a few are good at teaching. The course curriculum is relevant in most aspects; it makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are quite difficult.

Faculty: Our teachers are well-qualified and experienced. They have good knowledge about their subjects. They teach in a good manner. They are very helpful and friendly. The course curriculum is relevant and makes students industry-ready. The pass percentage is 68%.

Faculty: Our exams are given on an ePad, which helps reduce waste and encourages saving trees, as it has been the main motto of Manipal and MAHE. The faculty is good and experienced. Semester exams are easy if studied, obviously, as there is no easy way out, but the makeup exams are different and more difficult.

Faculty: The faculty here is good. The teachers here teach well. The labs and all, they do it very carefully. The examination system over here is good and well. Like, it’s basically good for the students, as the students can’t cheat in the examinations, so they would have to study hard to get good grades.

Faculty: Teachers are okayish; some are really good, some are just fine, and some could make you hate the subject, but then that's everywhere. Department professors tend to be better compared to the ones in the 1st year. Lab professors tend to be more strict, while theory course professors are lenient and would try to help you in any way.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified; all of them have done Ph.D., and some of the teachers are from IIT. According to me, they can solve every doubt you have related to their subjects, and they will further help you if you need any. They will send you the PPT and notes for better understanding.

Faculty: First-year teachers are not that great. From the second year onwards, teachers are good. All of them are very accomplished in whatever field they are teaching and are very knowledgeable. Course curriculum is perfect for the industry and is updated every four years. Semester exams are of moderate level.

Faculty: Almost every faculty member who comes to us has a PhD. and is well-versed in their subject knowledge. Overall, my experience with professors has been good. Course is industry-related and offers a variety of opportunities. Semester exams are at Bloom's Taxonomy level 3 and are fair enough to distinguish top-performing students from average students.

Faculty: The professors here are one of the best in India. They create the curriculum by keeping a holistic approach in mind. They are very approachable and friendly. In terms of semester exams, they are pretty tough. Last-day mugging won’t help. You need to prepare and practice well in advance.

Faculty: Faculty members are well-qualified, highly experienced, and hold advanced degrees. Yes, the course curriculum is relevant. Semester exams are moderately challenging, using Bloom's Taxonomy, which focuses on conceptual learning. Exams are conducted on electronic pads to promote paperless assessments.