Rishiraj Institute of Technology (RIT, Indore) Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Faculty members are very good. They are of friendly nature and they have much knowledge to teaching. They gives many knowledge extra to the our course study which is helpful in regular life and after the education what we can or not to do they helps us to select which is good for us.

Faculty: The faculty are the integral part of any college. My college faculty members are less in number, but they are very efficient. They are always ready to help me. As far as the course curriculum is concerned, every faculty member completed their respective course up to 4 or more than 4 units, and this is quite helpful for us to read for the examination properly.

Faculty: The teachers are not well qualified. Once anyone completes MTech, he/she is recruited in our college. We visited a small industry in the name of the industry exposure. The student to faculty ratio is 4:1. E-learning was used for teaching. The course curriculum was changed almost every year.

Faculty: The teachers in RIT is good enough for you, but as I said for mechanical students, it is mindblowing. Dr.Ashok Kumar Gupta is HOD of ME branch. The course is as per Rajiv Gandhi Prodhyogiki Vishwavidyalaya. Every test and exam is conducted by RGPV. Currently, CBGS course is available for every college.

Faculty: Some of the faculty members are helpful, and some are not. Some take our studies seriously, but some don't. Here, you get a mixed variety of faculty. The college follows the course curriculum offered by RGPV, Bhopal, which makes many changes in the syllabus every semester. Most of the students don't attend the classes and study on their own, as the faculty don't teach much.

Faculty: The experience with the faculty members was kind of decent to me. The teachers were highly qualified but decently knowledgeable. The teachers were also very helpful throughout the course. Traditional teaching methods were used by the teachers here. I got the industry exposure from my college as the industrial area of Pithampur is nearby, so the students were taken to many industry visits in semesters. The course curriculum was decent enough for me.

Rishiraj Institute of Technology was started in 2002. It was renamed to LNCTS Indore in 2015. The college was one of the prestigious college of town but now the reputation of college is constantly degrading after it comes under LNCT group. The faculties are under qualified and most of the department does not have the desired no of faculties. The infrastructure of college is okay you may have labs, computers, and workshops but again you have to deal with them yourself cause of lack of faculties. ...

It is the college where I complete my graduation in bachelors of engineering. It was a good college, but later on it become worse and worse. Management make this college as business market. Proper faculty is never provided. Fine on attendance and big collection of money on any small event such as techfest, annual function, senior’s farewell are normal here. My department had some excellent faculty but they had to leave due to low salary and management pressure and we have to study ourselves. O...