PP Savani University Faculty Details & Reviews ,Surat

Faculty: The course Curriculum is set according to AICTE and central guidance and the faculty are also instructed to teach accordingly. The faculty is nice and cooperative but most of the faculty are local so they prefer teaching in the Gujarati language which makes non-Gujarat students uncomfortable sometimes.

Faculty: Since the beginning of my course, I have never seen a single faculty member who was unwilling to help students. Every teacher is well-trained and has a minimum of 5 to 8 years of experience. The course curriculum is very relevant to the industry. Regarding the semester exams, I cannot say they are difficult or easy; they have a decent level of difficulty.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and qualified, and their teaching quality is good, but the syllabus is very long. Students might not be industry-ready, but with some training, they can become prepared. Semester exams are structured differently, with two internal exams and one external exam; the passing criteria are 40%, not 30%.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified professionals with master's degrees in their respective courses. There are two types of exams: midterm and final. Projects, assignments, and journals also contribute to the final marks, which is beneficial for weaker students.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified professionals and have mastery in their respective courses. There are 2 types of exams: one is midterm and another is final exam, and projects, assignments, and journals also contain marks that are beneficial for the weak students.

Faculty: All the faculty members are highly qualified and knowledgeable. They are graduates and hold master's and Ph.D. degrees from big institutions such as IIT and IIM, and their teaching style is also nice. The curriculum is followed as per AICTE and government norms, which are strictly adhered to.

Faculty: The faculty are good, but there is only theoretical knowledge given; practical experience is lacking at the university. A 75% attendance is mandatory; without this, we cannot give the university examinations. I think this is not ideal for students, but the cafeteria is pretty cool.

Faculty: Well experienced, helpful and motivating teaching staff is available for this course. Their teaching quality and the method of their teaching is very good. They give us theoretical and practical knowledge in classrooms and labs. Semester exams are not so hard.

Faculty: All the faculty members of our college were qualified and knowledgeable. All the teachers were experts in their respective fields. They offered top-quality education to their students. The course curriculum followed in our course was absolutely relevant and made the students job-ready.

Faculty: The teachers here are very kind by nature. They help students achieve their goals and have a bright future. Some teachers are too friendly with students. They are very well qualified to teach us about the course. Semester exams were difficult but if the student failed Exam 3, there was a retest facility to not give a backlog in the result.

Faculty: The faculty members of the BBA course are really helpful with everything, including curriculum doubts as well as other life-related doubts. But the BBA course at PPSU doesn't provide the option of selecting a major subject. That is given in the Masters only.

Faculty: Semester exams are not so difficult if you attend lectures daily. There are fee charges for backlogs of Rs.500 per subject which is quite high. However, if you are a good learner, you will definitely pass. For viva it might thought but you used to with that system

Faculty: Faculty members are highly qualified and have great knowledge. They are very helpful. The majority of teachers are Ph.D. holders in our field. There are two internal exams and one external exam, followed by an internal and external viva, each semester.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, well-qualified, and knowledgeable. They are not helpful if we ask any doubt. The course curriculum is relevant to make students ready for the industry. Semester exams are not hard. If you study well before exams then you can score good marks. The passing marks are 34 out of 100.

Faculty: Curriculum is at par with current industry requirements although students have to put in the effort to learn new things. Some faculty members are good, some are not as some are truly interested in teaching while a few just look ATIT as a job. Difficulty of semester exams is above average. As you move through semesters you have to keep up with speed of the faculty members and the difficulty level also rises with each passing semester. I am a computer Science student so I have to learn new languag...