Jaypee University of Information Technology Faculty Details & Reviews ,Solan

Faculty: The teachers here don't generally care about the well-being of the students. Some teachers are really good, but they leave the college early for better jobs, so we're stuck with the bad ones. When I was a fresher, we were told that it's difficult to fail in this college, but here teachers announce beforehand that they'll bring about 200 supplies in this particular subject.

Faculty: The faculty at JUIT is really good and knowledgeable. Every one of them helps the students with any doubts or queries. The coding culture is not much here; everyone has to do coding and be an expert in their interests on their own. The semester exams' difficulty is medium.

Faculty: The faculty is nice and helpful, they help you outside the classroom as well. Most of CSE faculty is knowledgeable about their course. The curriculum is as that of the other colleges of India which is more of theoretical knowledge than practical use. The difficulty level of the semester exams is average, they are not very difficult to pass.

Faculty: Faculty for all the departments are adequate and experienced. The course and curriculum are designed on a GATE basis, and questions in the exam are also of GATE level. There are three exams in a semester: T1, T2, and T3, which are of 15, 25, and 35 marks respectively. The remaining 25 marks are internal marks given by the subject teacher. Faculty here are lenient and helpful.

Faculty: Faculty is great to deal with, helpful, cheering, and motivating all the students of their class in each semester. The semester exams happen three times per semester: 1st is of 15 marks, 2nd is of 25 marks, 3rd is of 35 marks, and the rest are internal marks. And the course curriculum is relevant to the course, and they make you industry-ready.

Faculty: Most of the teachers have left the college, the ones who are here from the beginning. The faculty is not that much good. They have good knowledge, but they don't teach well. The course curriculum is up to date and exams are of moderate level. To pass the exam, 30/100 is required.

Faculty: The college teachers have full qualifications, they have a lot of knowledge and they help me a lot in our studies. In my college, there is a Moksha test every week. And there are two semesters in a year. Yes, this course is relevant to students and makes them ready for the industry.

Faculty: The faculty is well educated and has numerous degrees, but some of them don't know how to teach. Some are on contractual basis and do not come in the mood to teach us. They just came to deliver the lecture and take attendance. The course curriculum is somewhat relevant, but many of the filler subjects are also added, which is a waste of time for someone who is targeting placements. Semester exams are not difficult at all. We have 3 exams: T1 for 15 marks, T2 for 25, and T3 for 35, which total 75...

Faculty: The faculty is well educated and mostly comes from IIT. The teachers are very helpful and motivating. The exams are quite okay in terms of difficulty. The teachers are very supportive, are very inspiring and teach until each and every student understands the concepts .

Faculty: The faculty is well-experienced and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is good and easy for students to understand. The course curriculum is relevant and supports practical understanding. Semester exams are challenging, with a pass percentage of 78%.

Faculty: The teachers here are really good and supportive in nature. The exams are of moderate level with all the portions coming from what has been taught in the class. The curriculum mainly focuses on practical learning rather than theoretical knowledge. Students mostly pass in the exam, but in past trends, some students get back in Maths.

Faculty: Teachers are well-qualified and experienced in teaching, with most of them having postgraduate degrees in their area of interest. The curriculum in the first year is not relevant, as we were made to study math and electrical science, which we do not use in the biotechnology department. It was very difficult for us to learn, as most of the students come from a non-medical background. The passing ratio is 95 percent for students.

Faculty: Faculty members are well-versed in recent technologies and domains, which they will teach you. The course curriculum is updated according to UGC guidelines. Exams are conducted in three phases every semester: t1, t2, and t3. Practicals are also conducted in three phases.

Faculty: Some faculty are great and very experienced; they will teach you the latest technologies and domains. Although there is an 80% attendance requirement, they will clear you at 70% sometimes, which is fair. Exams are conducted in three phases (t1, t2, t3) and practical in 3 phases (p1, p2, p3).

Faculty: The majority of teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable, delivering high-quality instruction. However, there are a few exceptions who struggle with teaching and lack sufficient knowledge. Since I haven't completed half of my course yet, I cannot determine if it adequately prepares students for the industry. The difficulty of exams varies based on the teacher's effectiveness in teaching the material.