Birla Vishvakarma Mahavidyalaya Faculty Details & Reviews ,Anand

Faculty: Teachers in our department are very helpful and provide guidance. Some faculty members are Ph.D. holders, and some have Dr. qualification. The teaching quality is good to average. It is helpful for students to learn the industry environment and gain practical skills. The exams are average to hard, and the pass percentage is 59-89% subject-wise.

Faculty: Faculty members of BVM are super friendly and supportive. They are also well-qualified, like they have done their Master's and Ph.D. in their specific programme. The course curriculum is almost the best, but recently, they have changed the curriculum for the batch starting from 2024-25, which is according to industry requirements. BVM is an autonomous institute, so papers are very tough to crack if you don't understand topics clearly.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and are highly qualified. They surely will help us become industry-ready. The course is based on making the students industry-ready. There are 2 mid-semester sem examinations conducted and an end-sem examination. For a difficult level on a scale of 1-10, I would rate it a 6.

Faculty: Faculty members are good but their teaching method is boring not so good. The course is relevant. The syllabus is good. It covers every important topic in the subject. The difficulty level is much higher in exams if you don't pay attention in class the exams are hard to crack.

Faculty: Teachers are not that helpful, they have good qualifications. But they are not knowledgeable. They do not know how to teach. The teaching quality is very bad. They do not show any interest in teaching. The course curriculum is good but still some topics are outdated. The difficulty level of exams is hard.

Faculty: Some teachers are very helpful, but not all. Teachers are qualified, but the skills required to teach students are missing from a few of the faculty. From our time, the course structure is not good; for example, the Python subject is offered in the 7th semester, which makes no sense. The exams are moderate, so everyone can at least pass the exams, and the marking scheme is also good. Nearly 90-95% of students pass the exams.

Faculty: Teachers are well qualified and contain a lot of experience in teaching. They are very cooperative with students. The course curriculum is good, it helps to meet with the real-world expectations. Semester exams are not too much difficult to score. Every 2 months, there are some exams conducted by the college.

Faculty: Teachers are well-qualified. Some professors are from IIT and faculty members are well-experienced. Some faculty members are newer, which is helpful as they use different teaching methods. They also provide practical exposure, which helps with industrial development. The difficulty level is moderate in our college and passing criteria is 33%.

Faculty: The teachers are highly qualified and knowledgeable, and they also provide good quality notes for students for their exam preparation. The pass percentage of the semester exam was about 76%, which is very good and it is due to experienced teachers and hard work of students.

Faculty: Faculty members were good and approachable, but some exceptions were there. The course curriculum was a bit outdated at my time. They should include some industry-oriented courses like Verilog, system verilog, chip design flow, UVM, etc. They have a facility of choosing one or two elective courses from off branches every semester. Students who want to get a career in IT can take courses from the IT department. Exams were moderate in level. Every semester had 2 mid-semester and one final examinat...

Faculty: The faculty members are polite and helpful, guiding us not just in courses but also in further studies and business. Their teaching skills are excellent for both syllabus and fieldwork. The exams can be a bit tough, but they help us gain valuable knowledge.

Faculty: The faculty-to-student ratio is adequate, allowing for sufficient attention from the professors. M.M. Solanki Sir is very understanding and excels at helping students grasp difficult topics. Similarly, Prof. Mehfuza Ma'am possesses all the qualities you would want in a professor. However, some professors struggle to connect with students, and their lectures can be difficult to follow. There are three exams in a semester, two midterms, and the final examination. There is a rule called NPTA (Not P...

Faculty: Teachers will explain topics as many times as you need if you don’t understand. The courses are related to industrial concepts, and the semester is not that difficult; you just need to grasp the topics. Some professors are IIT graduates with extensive knowledge.

Faculty: Faculty is good, always helpful, and has qualified knowledge. Some faculty members are IIT teachers with extensive experience. The exam schedule is well-organized, with extra preparation for weak students. There are three exams in one semester: Mid 1, Mid 2, and the final exam. It's a good college with excellent faculty.

Faculty: Teachers are knowledgeable but the management and teaching quality are very poor. Students get industry-ready. The pass percentage is 60% and exams are so difficult. They make paper of their own. They make us study only a little bit and ask questions in much more depth and detail.