Bharati Vidyapeeth Faculty Details & Reviews ,Sadashiv Peth, Pune

Faculty: The teachers are generally qualified, helpful, and knowledgeable. The course curriculum is moderately relevant, covering fundamental concepts. The semester exams are not too difficult, and the passing percentage is 33%.

Faculty: Great teachers are there. The latest 2021 course curriculum is applied. The exams are pretty difficult but due to great teachers,100% passing is there. Semester exams are monitored heavily by committees formed in college. Pressure is there as not only theoretical but practical exam is also taken.

Faculty: The college has highly qualified teachers with experience in various legal fields. Guest lectures and various workshops were also done on a regular basis. The faculty members are student-friendly and always ready to help the students with whatever they need.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and parent us. They assist students at every step and don't hesitate to help. All teachers are very supportive and great. They are kind to students and treat them like their children.

Faculty: The faculty is knowledgeable, supportive, and well-qualified. The curriculum is industry-relevant, with practical labs that help build job-ready skills. Semester exams are of moderate difficulty, with a pass rate of around 90%, ensuring a fair assessment for most students.

Faculty: The faculty of some of the branches is quite a hill, but most of the core branches have teachers who honk every minute for the work. Also, assignments and project-based learning are hampering the study. All of this could be avoided to get more focus on industry.

Faculty: The teachers at this college are highly educated, with each teaching faculty having at least an LL.M. degree. They are very helpful and cooperative, and provide guidance to students. The semester examinations are not very difficult, though you do need to take a law student's perspective when answering the questions. The pass percentage is usually around 70-80 percent.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. They provide good guidance to students. They encourage students to work on research, research papers, and review writing. Semester exams are easy. Teachers always teach important topics in detail. It makes exam preparation and understanding of topics easy. The passing percentage approximately is 100%.

Faculty: Teachers are good in every college. It is the student who does not attend lectures. The course is up to the point. It is a little easier compared to other colleges. The difficulty level of semester exams is more or less mediocre. Students can easily pass their exams.

Faculty: Faculty have a minimum of an M.Tech qualification, and some of them have Ph.D.s, and some of them are pursuing Ph.D.s in their respective fields. The faculty said that they have designed our course for industrial norms. I didn't find it to be so, but it's okay. In semester exams, you have to secure at least 40%.

Faculty: The teachers in the college are highly qualified and most of them have done Ph.D. The course curriculum is all relevant to management studies and managerial skills. They also take their students to an industrial visit once so students can get in-depth knowledge about their course. Mid sem and end sem are of less marks and very easy to score high; it is counted in the internals. One university exam takes place every semester.

Faculty: Some teachers were good; they used to help even after college timings; proper notes were given according to curriculum, and teachers used to help people who couldn't communicate in English. But the knowledge was decent—not bad, not the very best. The exams and practical were easy.

Faculty: The faculty is still okay, and they are helpful. If you take help from previous years' question papers, that will be helpful for semester exams. If you attend class regularly, then the teachers provide you with some important questions as well.

Faculty: Faculty in the college is well educated and with good degrees and Ph.D. students are very helpful and friendly. I am from the Navi Mumbai campus newly opened. Courses in the first year are not relevant, like math, Science and others. It does not make students industry-ready; no time is given to the students to do their own anything out of the box or make them industry-ready.

Faculty: Teachers and others are very helpful and supportive. You can take your issue to them any time you want and they are more than happy to solve it for you. You can even talk to them during lunch and the bio break. The course makes you trained well enough so that you can survive in the industry without any problem. The exams in the college are not that tough or difficult; they vary from medium to easy, and you can score well if you start to prepare for the exam even 2 to 3 days before the exam.