Punjab Engineering College Chandigarh Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: My college's teachers are very helpful, qualified, and have higher knowledge. The teaching quality is the best of any other college. This is my experience. The curriculum follows the new pattern, and this is the most important. Yes, most of the time, the semester exam is difficult.

Faculty: The profs are mostly PhDs from acclaimed universities, mostly IITs and NITs. The course curriculum is very relevant. We even have robotics as a subject in our 1st year (mechatronics). The midsems are not that difficult, but endsems are surely difficult.

Faculty: For studies, it's also a good college. Teachers are helpful, and the course is very relevant. The study is neither too tough nor too easy. It's decent and can be easily passed even if listened to in class. Teaching quality is good, and labs are available for practical experience. Industrial tours are also part of the curriculum.

Faculty: The faculty is helpful and well-qualified in their particular field. The curriculum is similar to DTU, which is good, but it lacks in some places, like electives being introduced in the 3rd year. However, they are working on improving it. Exams are not that tough, but assignments are.

Faculty: Some faculty members are top-notch in our course. They are London, Lunds University Sweden. She got an award from the president. For core, they have top-class qualified professors who have completed their research in ISRO, Bhabha Atomic Research Center and IPER.

Faculty: Most faculty members are serious about their core subjects, though first-year subject teachers are a bit relaxed. Most faculty have PhDs from IITs and foreign universities. The course curriculum is relevant to modern needs and flexible, with the college making timely updates. Semester exams are not too tough, and most students pass them.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified and the curriculum is relevant, but they are not very concerned about the students. The semester exams are quite easy, which depends upon teacher to teacher. Overall, the environment is good and exams are conducted properly with guidance.

Faculty: The faculty is really helpful and qualified in their fields of study. The course structure is appropriate, with a good mixture of classroom study and labs. We also have an industrial tour which makes students industry-ready. The semester exams are tough, and the pass percentage is 30%.

Faculty: Not all professors are good; it depends on which professor is assigned to you. Some professors don't even care if you understand anything or not. Semester ends in 4 months, midterm exams in 3 days with 2 subjects per day and end semesters in 1 week without any break provided. It's not a good academic system; they don't think about students mental health with this academic system.

Faculty: The faculty members of our branch are great; they support us in every way possible and ensure that each child gets through the placements. Our HOD, JD, sir, is also a great person. Our faculty members are highly qualified; some are even from IITs. The semester exams are easy if you pull an all-nighter one day before the exam. You can finish the entire syllabus, but the stress levels are also high, so I recommend finishing the syllabus at least 1 week before the exams by YouTube.

Faculty: In my department, Production and Industrial Engineering, the student-to-faculty ratio is good, which helps students to be very well connected with the faculty members and understand each and every concept very well. The course Production and Industrial Engineering is one of the best and industry-ready amongst all, as it provides financial knowledge as well as management knowledge and production knowledge too. Exams are conducted twice in a semester. Class Size : 33 Course Fee: INR 188,000 per ye...

Faculty: The professors are not very interested in teaching. The courses are great, but the professors are just average. The course curriculum lacks application but is practical-based. The exams are just fine; the questions are repeated year by year, adding no value to the exams otherwise. The evaluation criteria is the informal relationship of yours with the professor, and if you are a girl, then its a jackpot.

Faculty: The faculty at PEC Chandigarh is highly esteemed, comprising experienced and dedicated educators who are leaders in their respective fields. Many faculty members hold advanced degrees from prestigious institutions and have significant research and industry experience. They are committed to providing a high-quality education, combining rigorous academic instruction with practical insights. The semester exams difficulty is moderate to difficult and grading is relatively.

Faculty: As per my experience till now, you will meet teachers who are qualified and knowledgeable. Many faculty are good enough, and you will surely be impressed by them, while others might not make you that much happy. A few of them are very strict, and it will be good not to misbehave with any faculty member. The course is well planned and has the ability to make you industry-ready. A few things might sound irrelevant, but you have to study them. You have to submit assignments, have quizzes, midterms,...

Faculty: Teachers are not helpful except a few of them. Some of the teachers are definitely dedicated, but most of them are only good enough. The course curriculum is semi relevant, many expert sessions are held for making then students ready for industry. The semester exams are off moderate level difficulty but the grading system normalizes everything because it is relative.