Christ The King Engineering College Faculty Details & Reviews ,Coimbatore

Faculty: College life here has its ups and downs. Some days are exciting, while others can be routine. The professors are generally knowledgeable and supportive, though a few could benefit from more practical industry experience. The curriculum is solid but could use more real-world applications. Exams are challenging but fair, with most students managing to pass. That's a pretty accurate picture of life at.

Faculty: Our teachers are good. The teaching quality is good. Exams are conducted strictly. They give many important questions to students so that they can attend the exam easily. Semester exams are easy.

Faculty: Around 700 students are studying in this college. There are 40 teachers, and they all did their PhD. Their teaching is good. Our college is affiliated to Anna University Chennai, so the syllabus is relevant. Students can build high innovative ideas.

Faculty: Teaching in our college is really good. All subjects have permanent staff members. Faculty members are good. Students participate in a symposium conducted by other colleges. The college conducts extracurricular activities like short film competition, quiz competition, sports and games, etc. The CSE department has code bugging, blind code, debugging, etc.

Faculty: The faculty and course curriculum is pretty good Even though of there is a lack of experienced hand this field. Faculty who are freshers are also playing a good role in a teaching. The methods used for teaching is pretty good most of the staffs used materialistic methods.

Faculty: The faculty members here are well trained and they are very caring. They are ready to share their knowledge to students. All are very enthusiastic. The teaching is having a professional touch were students can understand things and grasp easily. Digital classes are there to make visual learning possible for the students. More project works and hands on training is provided to make students ready for the industries.

Faculty: The faculty and course curriculum is pretty good, even though there is a lack of experienced hands in this field. Faculty who are freshers are also playing a good role in teaching. The methods used for teaching are pretty good. Most of the staff use materialistic methods for teaching purpose. Teacher to student ratio is almost 1:12. A very good industry exposure was given to us. The course curriculum was really useful.

Faculty: Teachers are friendly and really helpful and qualified. Yes, this course is relevant to curriculum. But to be frank it does not make students ready for the industry. Semester exams are bit difficult. But it is not hard to pass. The pass percentage of my class in last semester was 52%. .

Faculty: Teachers are well qualified, well trained, they spoonfeed each and every students the topics which is totally related to my course. Yes relevant. Yes it creates the awareness and knowledge of industries so that students are wheel prepared for industry. Pass percentage 60%.

Faculty: Many teachers are helpful. They will help you with your curriculum. The passed-out students scored good percentages compared to other courses. Semester exams are moderate.

Faculty: The teachers were so helpful and their teaching was excellent. We have separate two batches here for the mechanical branch. Semester exams are pretty easy because mini-semester exams are conducted before the main semester exam so we were able to pass in all subjects. About 85% of students get passed here.

Faculty: There are lots of placements in our college, they invited lot of company for internship top roles ordered are students were placed in our courses and the highest salary nearly 40000 k was offered. There are many faculty members in our college, we can meet them in their room and laboratory.

Faculty: Teachers in our Christ the King Engineering College are very friendly and helpful to the students. They are well-experienced and knowledgeable, conducting 7-12 lectures every week. They also conduct industry visits ( one or two throughout the year). Approximately 83% of students pass in all subjects in the semester examination with first-class marks.