Central Institute of Plastics Engineering and Technology, Chennai Faculty Details & Reviews ,Guindy

Faculty: Students generally report that the faculty members are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable in their respective fields. Teaching quality is generally considered good with faculty members effectively explaining concepts. Some reviews mention that not all faculty members are equally effective or punctual and that some may not have the same level of expertise as others. The course curriculum is generally considered relevant to the field of study particularly in making students industry-ready.

Faculty: Some faculty members are nice, and what they teach is easily understandable. But some faculty members are very tiring, and you just can't understand what they are teaching. Also, the communication between students and lecturers is very difficult. Maybe it's our batch's fault. Portions are not completed on time, and even if they are, it's not helpful. The course is nice.

Faculty: This college is under the control of Anna University for both B.Tech in Plastics Technology and B.E. in Manufacturing Engineering. Teachers are good and helpful during the exams. They are qualified and well-experienced. It is a 4 year degree course. Students can learn about the industry. Semester exams are easy if you study properly, and you crack exams easily.

Faculty: Teachers were helpful to students in clarifying every doubt. They taught some extra knowledge apart from the syllabus. The quality of teaching was good. The plastic technology course was more useful for getting into plastic-related companies. They were waiting for students with plastic knowledge. The exams were easy. The faculty members were good and friendly. They taught very politely and easily. They were well-trained and well-experienced in their field.

Faculty: Follows percentile marking. Probably passing the exam could be tough as the syllabus is quite complex, covering more books to study and lots of books to refer. Preparing needs more time and attention to the subject. Staff is limited to handle the subject, so self-preparation is key.

Faculty: As I already mentioned, faculty are with M.Tech qualification, and their teachings are also not so good to understand. Most of the time, they won't come to the class. Yes, my course, manufacturing engineering, is purely industry-based, and I make students ready for industry Pass mark is 50%, and semester exams are not so tough. We can self-study and self-prepare just 15 days before the exam.

Faculty: The difficulty level of semester exams is moderate to hard. You need to study from the beginning of the semester to get good marks. The plastics manufacturing field is a very good curriculum-oriented course and it will help you to explore in depth every product. Teachers are well-qualified to teach you, and interaction with them is also good.

Faculty: The teachers at CIPET Chennai are very humble and clear all the doubts that the students have. Mostly all the staff are graduated and are PhD holders and the only disadvantage is they are not available all time as they have too much work because the number of staff is less.

Faculty: Our teachers are very talented and helpful. They are knowledgeable. You can ask any question without hesitation about your subject. In the first year, you learn basic engineering and then core subjects. Semester exams are conducted by Anna University because this college is affiliated with it. A CGPA of 7 to 7.5 is required to pass.

Faculty: Teachers were knowledgeable but classes won't be held often. We have to study on our own. Since we had very good lab facilities, it made students industry-ready. The pass percentage for every semester was 50%.

Faculty: This college's teachers are good enough, some are excellent, and all are supportive and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is good. And students are being prepared for industry since the third semester, which is a good thing. The passing percentage of this course is about 85.  And it's not a bad score; if you prepare well, you'll pass easily.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is good. The course curriculum is relevant and students gain industry knowledge. The pass percentage is 50%. The syllabus of our course is not much difficult when compared to other branches.

Faculty: The faculty members are inexperienced, but the teaching quality is good. The exam is difficult in this college, and the percentage is also 50%. The course curriculum relevant is poor. This course is not ready for students in the industry. Only students are ready for it.

Faculty: Teachers are friendly and well qualified. Teaching quality is good. The course is specially for plastic engineers which makes the students are practically skilled and also makes them industry ready. Semesters are little bit easier. The passing percentage is 95%.

Faculty: There are some experienced faculty members. Most of the time, you will be learning by yourself. Semester exams are quite difficult as fewer classes are taken and you are learning by yourself.