CHARUSAT Faculty Details & Reviews ,Anand

Faculty: The faculty are helpful and intelligent. The content covered in the course are also applicable and helpful in future. The exams are little bit too hard and the passing percentage is 50%. Teachers provide information of every single word they teach in easy methods.

Faculty: Faculty members includes experienced academicians and researchers who specialize in their respective fields. Curriculum varies depending on the program, but most courses are structured around the choice-based credit system. Follows a semester-based examination pattern and all universities have paperless exams. Exams are conducted in table. College faculty members are the best. But some teachers are not so good because they want their profit but are not worried about students' future. This thing ...

Faculty: Faculty members are good. They are helpful and provide good guidance in our course. They are well-qualified, and some of them have a PhD. They have designed a course that helps in becoming industry-ready. Exam level was medium, and exam system is really nice. According to my point of view, the course curriculum is not so good.

Faculty: Faculty members on our campus are very intelligent, friendly in nature, and helpful. If we have any doubts, they assist us in resolving them. Their teaching quality is also good, and in each lesson, we learn something new. This course is very relevant and prepares students to work in the industry. Exams are not very difficult, as they provide questions that enable us to pass. The passing percentage is 33%.

Faculty: The faculty in this course are very knowledgeable and do their best to teach the concepts in a way that is both theoretical and practical. The exams are administered on exam tables, and the questions are of moderate difficulty.

Faculty: Most of the faculty are good, and knowledgeable, with higher degree qualifications like B.Tech, M.Tech, Ph.D. Some faculty's teaching skills are good but only provide syllabus knowledge, not extra knowledge of the field. Yes, this course curriculum is relevant, it makes the students industry-ready. The exam is moderate level, not easy, bit tough, the pass percentage is 40%.

Faculty: The teachers are very good and helpful, and the teaching quality is excellent. The course curriculum is very good, and it includes a lot of subjects that are relevant to the industry, which will help me be industry-ready after I graduate. The exams are not too difficult, and the pass percentage is 45%.

Faculty: Here in Gujarat, it is the only university that takes paperless examinations, which differentiates this university from others. Faculty members here are also good, well-educated, and provide quality education to the students. Faculty members are more focused on providing practical knowledge rather than bookish knowledge.

Faculty: Faculty members are perfectly fit to teach students with a lot of industry experience. The curriculum is made by them, reviewed by industry experts, and matched with NPTEL's top universities in India and Gujarat. Exams are conducted on tables digitally. Overall, exams are based on what is taught and informed.

Faculty: The faculty is knowledgeable and approachable, often going beyond lectures to offer practical insights. The curriculum is well-structured, blending theory with hands-on projects, ensuring industry relevance. Exams are challenging but fair, testing both understanding and application.

Faculty: The faculty have worked in operations and are currently working for government projects with PSUs like BISAG and ISRO. The curriculum is theory plus practical based, and each day includes only six lectures. This allows for fewer college working hours and more cocurricular activities. Semester exams come from the prescribed syllabus only, which is based on the syllabus provided by IITs, NITs, and other top private and public colleges. They also refer to NPTEL courses. Exams are conducted on a tab...

Faculty: Teachers are helpful to develop our skills and placement and if we don't have any resources like laptop, then give us permission to stay in lab and do practice if anybody wants to. We can say difficult; the reason is we don't have resources to work on that, I mean personal laptop.

Faculty: The MCA programme at this institution is commendable for several reasons. The faculty is highly qualified, knowledgeable, and supportive, enhancing the overall teaching quality. The course curriculum is relevant and well-aligned with industry standards, ensuring students are well-prepared for professional roles. The semester exams are rigorous but fair, reflecting the course's comprehensive nature. The pass percentage is encouraging, indicating a solid grasp of the material by the students. Over...

Faculty: At Charusat, the faculty-to-student ratio is reasonably balanced, allowing for personalized attention and meaningful interaction between students and professors. This ratio positively impacts the learning experience by providing ample opportunities for one-on-one consultations and small group discussions, enhancing the overall quality of education.

Faculty: The teaching methods are up-to-date, with a focus on practical learning along with theoretical knowledge. They also provide hands-on training and laboratory work, which enhances understanding. They also have career counseling and workshops to help students prepare for interview and career advancement. The semester exams are taken on computers to go paperless. The level of paper is good enough. The pass percentage is 95%; only some students get backlogs in a few subjects.