Presidency University Bangalore Faculty Details & Reviews ,Yelahanaka

Faculty: Our faculty are some of the well-trained and highly qualified, with skills and experience of many years. Our college exams are average, not very hard or very much good. Our course curriculum has 8 semesters; in 1 semester, there is 1 midterm and 1 end term with labs and internals. We have one of the BEST courses known as PPS or soft skills. It trains students to build their confidence, way of talking, etc.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and more friendly; they are well qualified and knowledgeable. They have completed master's and higher degrees at top colleges. The teaching quality is the best. The course curriculum is relevant. Yes, they make ready for industry. The semester exams are hard to pass. Pass percentage is 78%.

Faculty: Teachers mostly depend on PDFs and PPTs to teach, and they are friendly, but most of them lack experience. The university conducts only four exams per year: one midterm per semester and one semester-end exam per year. Most of the time, exams are easy. Some teachers can target you if you mess with them, but most of the time, they are very friendly and helpful with many things.

Faculty: I don't say that the teaching faculty is bad, but they don't provide good faculty for languages like C, C++, Python, and Java. Otherwise, the faculty teaching is good. They are preparing us for the placement aptitude round this year. The semester exams were not difficult, but some subjects were difficult, like DSA and DCNN.

Faculty: Faculty is very excellent with many years of experience, and each course has many well-experienced and highly qualified lecturers. There are more than ten faculty members for a single course who are very interactive with the students and the courses they teach.

Faculty: Some professors are good but some you won't even understand what they are trying to say. Some are good, some just want their paycheck. Course curriculum is not completely relevant. They will give you work and you have to figure it out yourself how to do it. If you ask for help, sometimes you might get it, sometimes you may not; it depends on the faculty. Exams are usually not that difficult. But they also won't ask easy questions. You will with a little effort.

Faculty: Teachers are cooperative. Most faculty members are from corporate and hold doctorate degrees. There are 6 trimesters, 2 ISA, and 1 ESA each trimester. It includes presentations, research papers, participation, case studies, and extra activities.

Faculty: Exams and course are easy to learn with proper study. Students need to maintain a 4 GPA, otherwise, they will have to repeat the year and pay the fees again. Attendance is strictly monitored, and students must maintain 75% in each subject to be eligible to write the exams.

Faculty: Faculty members are above average. They teach well and have excellent knowledge. Our college has a dedicated soft skills team that focuses on making students industry-ready. Exams are neither too easy nor too hard, they are easy to pass but difficult to score good marks. Approximately 80 %-90% of students manage to pass the exams.

Faculty: First of all, very few faculty members teach well. The rest don't do a thing in the class, but they all cut our internal marks for the things they have not taught us. Even after all of this, the exam questions are moderate for a few and difficult for a few subjects.

Faculty: Some teachers are knowledgeable, while others seem focused only on their salaries. Most teachers stick strictly to the modules, encouraging students to memorise rather than truly learn, which does not prepare us for the industry. Overall, exams are moderate and not too difficult.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and supportive. The teaching method is very interactive and interesting. A lot of assignments are given. The curriculum is decent only. The only issue is that there are a lot of subjects that we have to study in our initial years but we ended up studying them in the 4th year because it was not provided to us in our initial years.

Faculty: Some teachers are good, and some are not very good. The teaching quality is nice. This course curriculum is relevant and makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are very difficult but if students study, it will not be hard. Many courses are available. For boys, there are rules that they have to come to college formally, which is annoying.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful; they'll guide us and make us understand. Almost all teachers are Ph.D. holders. Teaching quality is 10/10. Semester exams are mid and end-term exams. Out of 200 marks, we need to get 80 to pass. Mid-term is for 50, CA is 50, and the final is 100.

Faculty: Exam fees are very expensive, especially for backlog courses and summer terms are very high. We have to tolerate staff handling exams which are rude and not good at their work. They are very careless and don't understand anything.