MSRIT Faculty Details & Reviews ,M S R Nagar, Bangalore

Faculty: Teachers are well-experienced and their teaching is good. They are very helpful and you can ask your doubts in off classes when teachers are free. The course curriculum is relevant and there are lab sessions to perform all the theory practically. There are lab exams also. The difficulty level of the semester-end examinations is medium. Almost 90% percent of students pass the exams.

Faculty: Yes, the teachers were helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. All teachers are Ph.D. holders, and the teaching quality is good. I want to tell you that this course curriculum is relevant. It does not make the students industry-ready. It is not difficult to pass the semester-end examination. The paper is easy, and the papers are based on previous year's papers. If you start reading before 1 week, you will easily score 8+ CGPA.

Faculty: Teaching quality is good at our college, according to me. Exams are easy here so students can easily get passing marks. Teachers are available to help anytime and they clear every doubt of students easily. Classes are very interactive in our course and we enjoy it. Overall, good teachers and mentors are there.

Faculty: Teachers are well-qualified, and the courses are up-to-date with all the required skill-giving references. There are frequent industry visits, and the course is not that tough. Students can make time for curricular and outside knowledge gathering.

Faculty: The faculty members are highly qualified, as most of them are PhDs with 10+ years of experience. They are supportive as well. The teaching quality is great. The curriculum is up to the mark with Tier 1 colleges. Exams are not that difficult; you can easily pass them with 2 nights of study. The pass percentage is 16 credits out of 40 credits.

Faculty: Not every faculty member is very knowledgeable. The curriculum is good, but practical experience is not so good. The curriculum does include many electives for us to choose from, which is a good thing for us to take up the course of our choice. There won't be any industrial visits.

Faculty: The curriculum is industry-based, so that will help you. The faculty are also helpful and well-qualified. The exams are held twice: one internal and one external. The internal exams are checked by the teachers and are kind of easy. The final examinations are quite tough, and it is something I don't like: we have to pay extra fees for rechecking the final examinations.

Faculty: Teachers only don't know what they are doing. They just come and read the PPT, but I can say there are a few good teachers as well, not everyone. As everyone knows, learning from YouTube is part of engineering life. The course curriculum for CSE is good, which was helpful for placements as well. The difficulty of the exams is medium; even an average person can get some good marks. It's not too tough.

Faculty: Most of the faculty members are fairly good, and the exams happen once every month, so the timings are fine as well. There is placement in the college, which says that the course curriculum is somewhat relevant, though we have heard from our seniors that our syllabus is a bit outdated compared to the current market scenario. The pass percentage is good, though the semester exams are between moderate to tough levels, especially for circuital branches like EEE, ECE, ETE, and EIE.

Faculty: The faculty is highly knowledgeable and qualified. They always follow the lesson plans and go according to it. The curriculum is very well-curated. The exams are pretty hard and stressful. The pass percentage is average. But the college is very strict about the 85% attendance requirement.

Faculty: The teachers are very much helpful and they are highly qualified and knowledgeable. Also, they have done doctorate in their programs and teaching quality is very good. The course curriculum for the 1st year for all branches is the same, but from the 2nd year, the curriculum is made according to the branch-wise subjects and makes them industry-ready by the end of the 3rd year for placements. The semester exams are not much difficult and almost everyone passes the exam.

Faculty: The teachers are highly qualified, helpful, and knowledgeable. The course curriculum is relevant, but you can't be highly dependent on it to make you industry-ready. Semester exams are easy, and the pass percentage is 80-90%.

Faculty: The teachers/faculty in the campus are very good and friendly towards the students. Most of the teachers have experience of over 5 years in the teaching field, and the course is very much related to the industry standards. The exams are easy, and we can score good marks if we just listen to the lectures daily.

Faculty: There are 60 students in one batch and 2 batches sit together in a class, so a total of around 120 students sit in a single classroom. Some faculty members are really good, whereas some just care about coming to the class. Continuous quizzes and vivas take place, but there is a mid-semester examination and end-semester examination in one semester. Attendance criteria are very strict and students are not allowed to appear for the examination if they don't meet the requirements. Passing percentage...

Faculty: Faculty members in our college are very good, helpful, and supportive. I like our faculty members because they teach students through projectors and blackboards from a theoretical point of view. In our college, there are more than 200 faculty members for different types of branches. There are two-term exams called end-semester exams in our college.