VSSUT Faculty Details & Reviews ,Orissa - Other

Faculty: Teachers are quite helpful and intelligent, with decent degrees. Some even have degrees from well-known IITs. Of course, students are industry-ready. Exams are challenging and easy to pass, but scoring a good grade is difficult. The pass percentage is about 80%.

Faculty: Some teachers are good, while others are beyond my expectations. This is college, so we have to study everything on our own. It is quite difficult to score good marks in exams because there is no time for self-study. The only thing they have time for is assignments.

Faculty: The faculty in some branches are helpful and good, but in others the environment is toxic. Exams are conducted on time with a high level of strictness. However, the syllabus for non-core branches needs to be updated and reviewed, as it is outdated and doesn't help students get placed in good companies. Students have to take time out of academics to study the syllabus, rather than it being included in the course itself.

Faculty: Faculty members are good. They are highly qualified and experienced. They all have done their postgraduates. Faculty members use simple languages which is easy to understand. They clear our doubts on the campus or after the class. The course curriculum is very hard. There are 8 subjects in each semester. There are two semesters in a year. Each semester has two sessional exams which are conducted by the college.

Faculty: The course curriculum in the college is very well defined and fully structured for students. Faculty members are friendly in nature; they always encourage questions and provide information about new things. For research activities, VSSUT is also good. Many Ph.D. scholars now work as professors in NITs and IITs. The course curriculum is designed in such a way that it makes students industry-ready in 4 years of graduation. Semester exams are conducted twice a year, and there are also two midterms....

Faculty: The faculty members at the university are highly skilled and knowledgeable. In addition to regular faculty, guest faculty members and Ph.D. students also contribute to the teaching process. The labs are well-equipped and have both faculty and lab assistants to assist students. The semester exams are challenging but manageable, allowing students to achieve a good CGPA. However, it is worth noting that the faculty members may not be as friendly and supportive as desired.

Faculty: Professors are well-experienced, with most from either NITs or IITs. Some are helpful, others not so much. However, they are quite clear in their concepts and teach according to the syllabus. Teaching quality is also decent. The course curriculum may be a bit outdated, like in other colleges, but they are slowly rolling out the new education policies. Semester exams are average to above average in difficulty and not that hard to score on. With some consistency, it is quite easy to score marks. T...

Faculty: The curriculum typically balances theory, laboratory work, and projects to foster problem-solving, analytical thinking, and hands-on experience. There are also courses focused on soft skills, communication, and management to prepare students for professional environments. In the final year, students usually undertake a capstone project that allows them to apply their learning to real-world challenges, often with industry collaboration. Additionally, some curricula include internships and industr...

Faculty: The teachers are very supportive and helpful. They are always ready to give us advice about our academic as well as personal life. They also visit our hostel often and help us clear our doubts. The teaching quality is very good. Yes, it makes students industry-ready, and the course curriculum is relevant to industry work, but in the college, there is not much significance given to skill development. The difficulty of the semester exam is medium. The pass percentage of the end-semester exam is 35...

Faculty: Faculty members are futuristic. Their knowledge is good. Teaching quality is good. Course curriculum is relevant and futuristic. Semester exams are good, if you have read. Pass percentage is 33.33%. Students find it relevant in their internship period. Teaching quality is good too.

Faculty: Teachers are well-qualified and good at teaching. Some portions are outdated, but at least you will learn something. The exam patterns are divided into three portions: Mid semester, End semester, and internal exams. You have to score well in all three to get an outstanding grade.

Faculty: Lectures are helpful. All teachers are pass out from IIT and did Ph.D. also. They gave the assurance to place all students. Semester exams are also quite difficult because it’s a university. So 70 percent questions are difficult. But pass percentage is 98 percent.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified, knowledgeable and very helpful in nature. They prepare the student for industry. The semester exam will be quite tough. Passing percentage is 33%. This course is very relevant to the research and development department. Teaching quality is very good.

Faculty: Teachers are very experienced in the mechanical branch. They are Ph.D. holders. They have in-depth concept clarity and help us to understand the lessons. The course curriculum is old but is relevant. Exams are nominal. They are not very difficult and not very lenient. You have to prepare well.

Faculty: This is something we really boast about; with our large alumni network and rich history of the university, we have brilliant minds acting as our faculty members and mentors. The curriculum is regularly updated either officially or personally by the professors to make the students industry-ready. But the semester exams, although not difficult, feel too short to prepare for with all the extracurricular activities the students are involved in. Pass percentage is nearly 80%. Passing is easy; what is...