Jaypee Noida University Faculty Details & Reviews ,Noida

Faculty: I don’t say every teacher is helpful, but yes, JIIT has some awesome teachers who have vast and deep knowledge of the subject. JIIT conducts exams three times in one semester, named T1, T2, and T3. The exam level is kind of moderate — not very easy, not very difficult. One may require at least 15 marks out of 75 to clear one subject, which is not very difficult. You can pass the exam very easily. My overall rating for the curriculum and exams is 4.

Faculty: Teachers are well-educated and quite knowledgeable. The teaching quality is good. However, students have to study on their own to pass any exam at this college. Semester exams are quite difficult and students can't get good marks by studying one day before. The passing percentage is around 20-30%. It depends on the batch performance.

Faculty: Teachers are good and are mainly from top institutes; they are definitely qualified and knowledgeable; however, teaching quality varies from teacher to teacher. Some are excellent with fewer years of experience and others are average even after great experience in the teaching field. However, they have complete industry information that is relevant for future jobs and perspectives. There are three exams (T1, T2 and T3) with 20, 20, and 35 marks, respectively. 25 marks are in the hands of teacher...

Faculty: The curriculum is relevant. Exams are tough to pass, but they will lead you to focus more on your studies. Teachers are less helpful, and you will not get much help from them. Teachers are knowledgeable, but they don’t know how to properly engage students in the classroom.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and they are well qualified from well-known institutions like IITs and all. They have experience of teaching for more than 15 years. The course curriculum is relevant and it makes students industry-ready. Exams are not very tough. Pass percentage is not confirmed it may be around 25%-40%.

Faculty: It’s the worst here. You have to come at least 6 days a week, NO HOLIDAY ON SATURDAY (lucky if your batch gets Saturdays off). Yes, no 2-day weekend. Even other private institutes give 2 days off. The workload increases with every passing semester, and if you compare it to other institutes, Jaypee has more workload than them.

Faculty: Faculty members are very helpful, but some were a little too strict. Overall, the lectures are easy to comprehend. The curriculum is relevant, as it also teaches about Tally ERP and how to operate the software, which helps prepare students for the industry, among various other subjects. Exams aren't hard, it depends on how well students have prepared.

Faculty: We give exams every 2 months. The difficulty level of the semester exam is moderate, and the course curriculum is not good. The structure quality is very poor, and cleanliness is not maintained well.

Faculty: The teachers here are hard-working and teach a lot, despite the fact that we understand very little. Classes aren't canceled at all, and in fact, teachers take extra classes. The syllabus is quite difficult, and the level of difficulty in exams is beyond imagination (specifically for software/computer science subjects). One of the reasons for this is that the college follows a relative marking system. Plus, we have three exams in each semester, with lab evaluations and tests. Honestly, there's n...

Faculty: The faculty here is good, and they have good teaching methods. The exams are really tough, and the curriculum is up to date. The curriculum is very challenging, and we need to study hard to at least pass the exams. These courses actually help us learn great programming methods.

Faculty: The teachers are helpful and highly qualified. About the semester exams, they're moderate, and it depends on the teacher's mood while checking your paper, as you'll be getting some teachers who will have grudges against you for literally no reason.

Faculty: Teachers are really qualified. Also, some of them don't know how to teach, whereas some of them teach exceptionally. The course curriculum is extremely relevant, it updates almost every year and it does make students industry reading regarding the exams. There are three major exams in JIIT ( T1, T2, and T3). Pass percentage is pretty good in these exams, all though the difficult level of semester exams is on a midscale, like you have to study if you want to pass in this college.

Faculty: Yes, teachers are helpful and most of them are highly educated from prestigious universities like IIT and NIT. But some of them are below average at teaching. Yes, the course is relevant and makes us industry-ready. There are three exams in one semester T1- 20 marks, T2- 20 marks, and T3- 35 marks. The difficulty level is average and the passing marks is 15 and above.

Faculty: The teaching quality is not as good as it should be, and there are exams every month. Exams are pretty difficult, and many students fail their semester exams. Due to continuous exams, students are not able to cope with the burden, which is why they fail.

Faculty: Teachers are well educated and have deep knowledge in their respective fields of interest. The teachers have different types of teaching methods, like some prefer using a whiteboard for better explanation while some prefer using PowerPoint presentations for better explanation. The course curriculum is very well designed , with every passing semester they prepare us for placements . The negative thing is that there are too many examinations in each semester; the time gap between two term exams of...