University Institute of Technology, Himachal Pradesh University Faculty Details & Reviews ,Shimla

Faculty: Teachers here are not highly qualified and knowledgeable. They just come to deliver the lectures. The syllabus and curriculum are not at all relevant and don't make students industry-ready. Passing exams here is easy, and the paper is set here in the college. The pass percentage is around 33 percent.

Faculty: The faculty here is not well-qualified. Most teachers just read slides and move on. The curriculum is outdated and not helpful in preparing students for the industry. Exams are very easy, and students often secure an 8 CGPA by studying just a week before exams.

Faculty: Faculty, curriculum, and exams at UIIT Shimla (University Institute of Information Technology, Shimla) are structured to provide a comprehensive education in various fields of information technology.For specific details regarding faculty members, detailed curriculum structure, or examination patterns

Faculty: Some teachers are qualified and skilled, but some of them do not know how to teach properly. I am currently studying in the 3rd semester. My 1st semester exams are not so tough. They do not focus on the skilled and practical knowledge of students. There is no scope for any average student there.

Faculty: Faculty members of the college are very well qualified, always looking towards helping the students in any way possible. The professor's teaching techniques make it easy for students to understand each and every topic. If students study hard, they can easily pass the semester exams.

Faculty: Well, all the teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable, even the teaching quality is too good. All the teachers are nice with nature for everyone. Yes this course is curriculum relevant as well as it makes the students industry ready easily.

Faculty: Teachers are supportive, helpful, highly qualified, and knowledgeable. Semester exams are moderate. Students who learn from starting can pass the semester exams easily. The pass percentage of our college is 40%.

Faculty: Students have to self-study to pass exams. Exam results are announced after 5 to 6 months.

Faculty: The new faculty is helpful qualified and knowledgeable. Teaching quality is good The course curriculum is relevant but lacks industrial and practical experience. The semester exams aren't that much difficult. The pass percentage is good. There is fewer chances of getting a backlog.

Faculty: Good staff is available in this college. Separate cabins are provided for every teacher. Lab attendants are there in labs who guide students. Librarian is always there in the library for any kind of help. Newspaper are available in both Hindi and English language, in the library.

Faculty: Teachers are fine. The course syllabus is fine. Semester exams are moderate. The pass percentage is 40%.

Faculty: The faculty members of HPU UIT Shimla are very good. They have very much knowledge in the particular subject that they are teaching to their students. They are also very helpful and cooperative with their students. The courses at UIT Shimla are very relevant. The semester is Pretty enough tough. You have to study hard.

Faculty: Teachers are very knowledgeable and understanding. They make students ready for industry, and the course is average. It is not that much related to today's technology concepts. Teachers are cooperative. New and old have different personality rates which make UIT more vast and get expertise of various experts. This college has highly qualified teachers.

Faculty: Senior faculty members are somewhat good. Most of them have Ph.D. and have good hold on their respective subject. Curriculum is average. New syllabus has been introduced but still, we know indian engineering. Exams are not frequent but end-semester exams are significant.

Faculty: Teachers here are helpful, but teaching quality is average. Some faculty members are lower than average. Students have to do self-study to gain good knowledge and score well in theory exams. The course curriculum is updated, but still, some things are a bit old. Students have to learn technical skills on their own using labs and internet. Students have to rely on their self-study and technical skills, which could only be developed by themselves. Due to this, they become industry-ready.