SoET, Pandit Deendayal Energy University Faculty Details & Reviews ,Gandhinagar

Faculty: Curriculum is the same as IITs and NITs. You become only theoretically aware of your field unless you take the initiative to explore practical exposure. Faculty have knowledge and experience, but some of them lag at the moment of delivering their knowledge to students.

Faculty: Our teachers are below average. Some of them have very good knowledge. The teaching quality is not good. Some teachers are talented, but they don't have good teaching skills.

Faculty: The faculty of PDEU lacks teaching passion and charisma as a whole. Even though there are good teachers in the university they are assigned to higher semester students which degrades the learning experience of new students. The exams conducted are relatively easy but they are still relevant.

Faculty: All faculty members are very good. They are from IIT Kanpur, IIT Kharagpur, IIT Madras, IIT Chennai, Anna University, etc. The way of teaching is good. Their teaching methods are good. The course provides in-depth knowledge.

Faculty: Some teachers are very helpful. The course curriculum is good. The semester exams are good. We can pass by studying the night before exams.

Faculty: The course curriculum is decided by the college, not the faculty, and they always maintain an NBA-accredited system for exam and teaching purposes. The faculty are also supportive; they are decent, and every faculty member has an IIT degree. If we have any doubt, we can approach them without permission.

Faculty: Teachers in our college were good, well-qualified, knowledgeable, experienced, friendly, and easily approachable. Semester exams were difficult to crack. The pass percentage was 40%.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. They have an ocean of knowledge. They are well-educated, and the teaching quality is excellent. Semester exams are difficult if you do not know the basics. The course curriculum is relevant and prepares students for the industry.

Faculty: Pdeu examination are one of the best example of inhouse competitive exams practices and strict environment for the exams. Pdeu helps students in how the environment of the foreign university works and how they conduct exams. Also how their students go through every process can be seen in pdeu.

Faculty: Teachers are well qualified, but do not know how to teach. They know everything theoretically, but not have any practical knowledge so as curriculum. Pdeu has not good course curriculum as it don't include more practical knowledge as well as not have good courses.

Faculty: Teachers are very highly skilled and knowledgeable and some of them are also experienced in oil and gas industries which is very helpful for students. Teachers are very kind and considerate. The college semester exams are indeed very tough. Passing percentage is 6.5 CGPA.

Faculty: Teachers are knowledgeable and they remain helpful throughout during exams and several research projects done by the students under faculty team. Teaching quality of them is remarkable. Some teachers relate the subjects practically with the field and impart them to the students. Course curriculum is designed well and good. Students are taught almost all important subjects which make them industry-ready. Internships and field trips are organized by the college during the whole time span. The diff...

Faculty: I am not sure what to say here, this would be a subjective opinion of course but the teachers are really good. If if you are a student who wants to study, they are too much supportive. But if you don't want to study they simply don't care. Exams are moderate.

Faculty: What should I say about the faculty means it's excellent. They all are qualified GATE twice thrice with good INR and they all come from IITs NITs except a few.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified with a good experience of teaching as well as industrial experience. In most cases, teachers take classes on regular basis and conduct very interactive classes. This course also makes students industry ready with some amount of practical exposure in each year. Minimum 40% is required in final exams to pass.