MIT AOE Alandi Pune Faculty Details & Reviews ,Alandi, Pune

Faculty: Value for money: While the academic quality and placements are commendable, the fees are on the higher side. Some students feel the return on investment could be better, especially when considering campus amenities. Life: Some students feel the campus life could be more vibrant. There are limited extracurricular activities, and the campus size is relatively smaller, which restricts non-academic engagement.

Faculty: Most of the faculty members in the college are IIT, NID, IIM pass-outs, which is a plus point for students as they have around 15-40 years of industrial experience, and the faculty members are actual industrial experts. The courses are very practical here. The grading system depends totally on how convincing your idea is and the final output. After the completion of the semester, we have to take a jury exam as the end-semester exam, which is a single-day exam and may take 45 minutes to 3 hours. ...

Faculty: Some of them put great effort into teaching, like our Advanced Data Structure sir. It's because of him I understand everything and I know everything about it. And some don't even try; they just teach because it's their job. But some subjects have more hours of teaching which are not even necessary, like Universal Human Values. It has 5 hours of teaching in one week. It is way too difficult for some subjects as they give some logical, application-based questions which are confusing sometimes, but...

Faculty: Maharashtra Institute Of Technology, Alandi has very good, helpful teachers and staff. Teachers are highly qualified and it is very easy to understand the content they deliver. The college is autonomous, therefore the papers are held inside the college, and the level of papers is moderate to difficult. Almost 95-98% of students pass the exam.

Faculty: Till now, faculty members have seemed helpful, but there are some teachers you need to be careful of. So, I suggest you stay in the good books of teachers; otherwise, your marks will be affected. You need mandatory 75% attendance, and the college is strict about attendance.

Faculty: Most of the teachers are helpful and understanding, but some of them just don't value practical knowledge. They just want attendance and mug up the information without understanding. Subjects like physics, chemistry, biology electrical, and Linux are taught in the college even though they are irrelevant to the industry. Exams are usually easy to pass but difficult to score.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and qualified. Most faculty members have Ph.D. degrees, so there is a lot of knowledge to gain from them. The college provides extra courses to prepare students for industry life. For example, there's a course on industry and interview ethics. Also, they take mock interviews every now and then. The exams are not very difficult. There are two exams per semester: the first one is the mid-sem, and the second one is the end-sem. If you score well in the mid-sem, then you ju...

Faculty: The faculty is very nice, and the teaching quality is good. The semester exams are easy. The pass percentage is 40% in all subjects for all semesters. The semester exams are medium-level, and the college does a good job of preparing students for industry.

Faculty: The teachers are very helpful and knowledgeable, and each teacher has their own unique way of teaching students. The curriculum is made in a way that it is helpful for real industry experience. Although the subjects might seem to be difficult, thanks to the teachers, the passing percentage is rather very good.

Faculty: Faculties are a gamble, some excellent, some average, and about half of them useless. Cannot rely on faculties except for a minority of good ones. Curriculum and exams are top-notch, though. The curriculum is regularly revised based on student surveys and industry trends.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified; every teacher has at least an M.Tech degree, and many have PhDs. The course curriculum is really good and will help you tackle real-life problems. Semester exams are moderate; if you study a bit, you will score good marks.

Faculty: Generally, teachers are highly qualified, holding advanced degrees and industry research experience. Teachers are approachable, supportive and knowledgeable in their respective fields. The curriculum is designed to be up-to-date with current industry standards and practices.

Faculty: Strict and knowledgeable teachers use PowerPoint for teaching and have practical industry experience. The teaching quality is decent, and exams are moderately challenging, with a 35% passing threshold that is achievable with sufficient study. Teachers know what they are doing.

Faculty: The faculty here is exceptional; they are well-qualified and well-versed in their subjects. The course curriculum is relevant and effectively prepares students for the industry. The semester exams at this college are neither too easy nor too difficult; it all depends on the student.

Faculty: Teaching quality for some subjects is good but not for others. Like data structures and applied mathematics, teachers are alright but others are literally not interested in teaching or students. The exam is difficult for some subjects, but for others it is kind of hard .