Manipal University Jaipur Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: The teacher-to-student ratio is quite good. We have 300+ faculty members who are highly talented and are experts in their fields. Teachers are easily approachable. I specifically have a genuine liking for my BFE and EP professors; they are genuinely helpful, and they still guide me to be a better student in every aspect. In a semester, we have two exams: mid-semester and end-semester examinations, and a lot of quizzes and assignments in between. People do fail in quite a lot of them.

Faculty: The academic side of my course is also good as far as compared to other colleges of fashion. The college fee is also good and not that much expensive. The technical study and the study material are very knowledgeable. Faculty members are well-educated, and they know a lot of stuff about the industry.

Faculty: The role of the teacher is fully dependent on you. If you are enthusiastic about your subject, there is a very high chance that the teacher will help you a lot. If you are interested in research, bonding with the teacher will make you a good researcher. The difficulty level of semester exams is the same as any other college exam, and that will not be a barrier for you.

Faculty: Teachers are all Ph.D. degree holders and with their valuable knowledge, our concepts are quite clear. Also, course curriculum prepares students well for our master's and trains them for job opportunities as well. Semester exams are tough although if the student has attended the lectures we can pass them with ease.

Faculty: The teachers are very supportive and comforting. They clear your doubts whenever you ask them to, and they can even arrange extra doubt classes if you ask for them. The course curriculum is also very helpful, relevant, and very much related to career. Some subjects are comparatively tougher than others, but it depends on the person according to the student’s interest. Some semesters can seem easier than the other ones. But the exam level is moderate to hard.

Faculty: All the faculty was good but at some part of that there are under assistant teachers which play a main role in teaching at that time. According to me the curriculum was okay but not so related to industry need. The exam are much dependent on teacher which vary a lot but at some stage if you are studying at average then no will fell no disturbance due to exam pattern.

Faculty: The faculty of Manipal is highly immature. They act approachable but get annoyed when asked a simple doubt. They avoid interactions with the students. The course curriculum is very good and offers subjects like cryptography and database management, which have many applications in the outside world and are also very demanding in the industry as of now. The level of exams in the college is decided by the teacher making the question paper, but they usually make it difficult. The pass percentage is ...

Faculty: Some teachers are helpful, supportive, and actually care about the way they teach, but the rest don’t care about anything. They just teach their part and leave; it’s just a formality. The course is pretty vast and has potential for the upcoming industry. Exams are not that difficult over here. The midterms are pretty difficult, but the end-term papers are pretty chill.

Faculty: Teachers are good on average. You can contact them easily, and they will help you. Exams are difficult, depending mostly on which teachers you get. If you get good teachers, then most of the exam questions will come from the assignments they give you for internal marks.

Faculty: To me the course structure seems excellent! It's comprehensive. Exams can be difficult but they're good If you're fairly regular. The course is good enough for even net and jrf starter prep. Teachers are readily available to help. So all in all, it's a good course that covers a lot.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and qualified. Teaching quality is also good. The college semester exam level is moderate. A minimum of 35 marks is required out of 100 to pass. The course is curriculum relevant; it makes students industry-ready, which is very helpful for students.

Faculty: Teachers are well qualified, with most of them having PhDs. They are helpful but not so helpful. At least, they have knowledge about whatever they teach. If they don't, they arrange guest lectures. The course curriculum is very vast, and time to cover it is very less, but it does make students ready for ACCA. Semesters are mostly difficult, but the pass percentage is around 90%.

Faculty: Faculty of Muj is decent, like most of them are knowledgeable and helpful. Their teaching skills are also pretty decent. But the course curriculum of Muj is very outdated; there is no alignment of the course with current industry requirements. The difficulty level of semester exams is easy to moderate; there are two exams in one semester: one is mid-term and the other is end-term. The passing percentage for UG courses is 35% and for PG courses is 40%.

Faculty: The faculty is very helpful and cooperative, with satisfactory teaching quality. The course curriculum is relevant and prepares students to face future challenges. The exams are moderately difficult. Moot court sessions are held, and there is a dedicated law library for law students.

Faculty: The faculty here is great. All the teachers are Ph.D. holders in their particular subject, and they are very supportive and helpful in both academic and personal life. The curriculum is good, and the practical classes are also well done. The semester exams are not too hard, and we can easily pass them if we study. The passing percentage is 30%.