Arya College of Engineering and IT Faculty Details & Reviews ,Jaipur

Faculty: The faculty members are supportive, well-qualified, and knowledgeable. They provide theoretical concepts along with practical explanations. The curriculum is aligned with university guidelines. It provides a strong foundation for students. The semester examinations are of moderate difficulty and are manageable with regular study.

Faculty: Teachers of the college are good, and the teaching quality is also good. The curriculum is quite irrelevant to what is required in the industry. The semester exams are easy you can crack exams with marks by just studying one month before the main semester exams. The pass percentage is also high, most of the students passed the exams, but some students got back in the paper, like Maths BEE.

Faculty: The teachers are helpful and knowledgeable, but the course curriculum is outdated as the college is affiliated with RTU Kotak, so the course is old. But now the college has become autonomous, so from now the course will be industry-ready and not outdated. The semester exams are quite easy; you can easily score good by just reading 1 or 2 days before the main semester exams.

Faculty: Teachers and staff members are very supportive and helpful. They are experts in their own field of study. The teaching styles of some professors are also good. The course curriculum is very relevant, and I think that it is also relevant in making students industry-ready, as when they are given their own choice, they do not study. Semester exams are in chill mode, and we can pass the examinations very easily. The pass percentage is 33 percent.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and guide us about exams. The teaching quality is good, and it makes the students industry-ready. The semester exams in this college are of medium difficulty. This college is the Rajasthan RTU toppers. Semester exams are very difficult, and there is no cheating allowed.

Faculty: They take a quiz, which means nothing, questions are like ipl and stuff, and they give a question bank before the exam, and from the question bank, the whole paper comes. Still, we don't study that, that's our bad, but yeah, the main thing they don't even teach languages like Python, which is a must in Data Science.

Faculty: We have good faculty members in college. They have good knowledge in their respective fields. I personally like most of them with their way of teaching. The course curriculum is very relevant in my college. But I don't think this makes students industry-ready to compete in a tough market, as students get trapped in this curriculum, and they are not able to focus on enhancing their skill sets. We have a chill semester exam season in college, even though many students study one night before exams ...

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified and knowledgeable. The teaching quality of teachers is good, but the course curriculum is out of date, as the college is under RTU, so the course curriculum is old. As AI is growing rapidly, there is no such course available in college that can provide an industry standard. Semester exams are easy, you can pass exams by studying a week before and a week after, and can score good marks.

Faculty: The teachers are well qualified and helpful, their knowledge is good, and teaching quality is also good. The course curriculum makes students industry ready. They provide GD rounds and many things. The exams are difficult and mostly given in months.

Faculty: Faculty of the college are qualified and knowledgeable. Teaching quality of the teachers is good, but the course is somewhat outdated, which is what is needed in the industry. The college is under RTU, so RTU is still running the old syllabus. Semester exams are easy.

Faculty: Faculty is helpful and knowledgeable. They explain topics very well, but the course curriculum is not industry-relevant. The curriculum is very old. Semester exams have medium difficulty, and you can score really well by just studying a month before. The passing percentage is high.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, well-qualified, and knowledgeable. Their teaching is also good and helpful for students. The course curriculum is relevant and makes students industry-ready. They also conduct mock interviews. The semester exams are difficult if you do not study, and it is harmful to you.

Faculty: Teachers are knowledgeable and masters in their domain. The teaching quality is also good. I don't think the course curriculum is relevant at all, as students can freely do their work as they want. I think our college lags behind when talking about making students industry-ready, as they are still following the traditional approach in studies. We have an easy time in semester exams, if you even study two days before the exams, you will pass with a good score. The pass percentage is 33%

Faculty: College faculty is very good and helpful. All professors are very qualified, with over 25 years of teaching experience. The course curriculum is from RTU Kota. The college also provides industrial training from time to time for hands-on experience. Since the semester exams are conducted by RTU Kota, they are of moderate difficulty, and the passing percentage is 36%.

Faculty: All faculty members were highly qualified, knowledgeable, and very helpful in any situation. They guided the students well. The college focuses on practical knowledge for students, learning software, and industry visits more than extracurricular activities related to learning. Attendance was also emphasized in the strong academic environment. A learning conference is provided for students with an average CGPA of 8.5, called Jatra.