NIT Surathkal Faculty Details & Reviews ,Mangalore

Faculty: The teachers at this college are qualified and knowledgeable, and most are helpful to some extent. However, as with any group, some teachers are better than others. The course curriculum is well-designed and prepares students for the workplace. Semester exams are challenging, with questions ranging from moderate to hard.

Faculty: The teachers are very helpful and qualified. They are qualified from top NITs and IITs and are very much knowledgeable. The course curriculum is relevant. Yes, the students are made industry-ready. It is very difficult to pass in the semester exams as it is, but it will be very tough.

Faculty: Even though the Teachers are highly qualified, we have to rely mainly on self study. The course curriculum is advanced and makes the students knowledgeable. There are many Clubs which will help you gain world life experiences. There are clubs for everyone taste and passion.

Faculty: Teachers are all high achieving in their respective fields with PhD from some of the best institutes like IITs. They have good teaching abilities and are approachable in terms of both academic as well as co-curricular activities. The course is relevant in the industry sense. It teaches the necessary skills that a mechanical engineer needs to have to prosper, such as the required software and hardware usage skills. The curriculum even covers humanities and language skills to make the students ind...

Faculty: The teachers are well-qualified, all have done their Ph.D. in prestigious universities in India and around the world. The course curriculum is too good. Yes, it makes the students industry-ready, and they keep on updating the syllabus to make us industry-ready.

Faculty: The professors at NITK are highly qualified. Many have PhDs in their respective fields. The course curriculum is constantly reviewed and updated to stay relevant to the latest advancements in the field of ECE. The exams will be challenging, and the minimum pass percentage will be 20%, but it varies with the respective proof.

Faculty: Faculty members at NIT Surathkal are very excellent. They are very talented. We can understand what they are saying. They teach us in English. We have two mid-semester exams per semester. There are semesters held every 4-5 months.

Faculty: Professors are the people you can meet in the campus, they will teach and learn you everything they know. In AI, we have a separate course called PSC (Program Specific Course), which is totally based on how to use AI tools and all, which are very useful. Semesters are moderate to tough because, as it is a national college, the paper is also set to the level of campus prestige, and the pass percentage for one semester is 20%, which is 20 marks per subject.

Faculty: Our faculty members are good. All of them are Ph.D. holders. The curriculum is student-friendly. The course is not very stressed. Academically, everything is great. Students can gain as much knowledge as they want from faculty. The course keeps changing according to the current trend. The syllabus keeps updating.

Faculty: The effectiveness of teaching is really great. Each of the faculty members has at least completed their Masters and has experience of being trained by NITs and IITs. The faculty's approach towards teaching is in a systematic way and never causes burden to the students. They are easily approachable when in college and even off-college timings, we can contact them via phones and have our doubts cleared and get suggestions. We usually interact with teachers on a daily basis.

Faculty: NITK has highly qualified professors, some with PhD degrees. They have an average of 15-16 years of teaching experience. The coursework includes two quizzes, a mid-semester exam, and a final exam. The difficulty level of the exams is moderate.

Faculty: The faculty are highly skilled, qualified, and knowledgeable. The course curriculum is relevant if we work in the core sector according to our chosen graduation department. The semester exams are usually moderate to tough, but the pass percentage is high.

Faculty: The faculty-to-student ratio is quite low; for every 100-150 students, there is one lecturer. However, all the faculty members are friendly and accessible at any time. I particularly like Basi Reddy, who mentors our class and is very helpful. It's rare not to like a faculty member; maybe one or two cases exist. There are three exams for every semester: two midterms and one semester exam. A 95% pass rate is almost guaranteed, and the course curriculum is very relevant to us.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful but not very supportive. They are highly qualified, but most of them don’t know how to teach, so you will need to study by yourself most of the time. They complete the 6-month semester in 3 months, so be careful. The curriculum in the core subjects is only about 40-50% relevant to current changes in technology.

Faculty: The M.Tech curriculum was well-structured over two years (4 semesters). The first year covered fundamentals such as Maths, power systems, renewable energy, energy audit, control theory, HVDC, and power electronics. Cross-functional and interdisciplinary courses were available as electives. The second year focused on a major project aligned with the student’s and guide’s area of expertise. An audit course on internships required presentations on work done during the internship. Projects incorpora...