CMRIT Bangalore Faculty Details & Reviews ,I.T. Park Road

Faculty: The teachers are so supportive. They clear doubts at any time. All the teachers are Ph.D. graduates and highly qualified. We even have many centers of excellence where we get hands-on experience and learn new things, which makes students industry-ready. The semester exams go smoothly. There are no issues with them.

Faculty: See this CMRIT College is not too much good as you expect. New Horizon and the other colleges like MS Ramaih and Nitte Meenakshi are far better than this college. Coming to faculty teachers and exams, everything is deepened by your teachers. Some of them teach well, and some are boring and not satisfying and don't hope that they will give you industry-ready skills. You should make it by yourself and as our college is handled only by VTU, 2 internals will be conducted from the college side for al...

Faculty: Faculty for this course are generally helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. They provide clear explanations and support whenever needed. Teaching quality is good with a balanced approach between theory and practical learning. Curriculum is good.

Faculty: The faculty is well-educated and experienced to give you the best knowledge possible. Curriculum and exams are well structured and understandable. The curriculum is experienced, industry-oriented, and exams are structured to test concepts, application, and continuous learning.

Faculty: The curriculum follows the VTU scheme, which is historically theory-heavy. However, the college bridges the gap with its own skill-building modules. The faculty members are generally supportive and qualified. As for the exams, you'll have 2 or 3 internal assessment (IA) tests per semester before the final VTU exams.

Faculty: Teachers were very helpful and adapted to this new world. The course was somewhat relevant. It doesn't make the students industry-ready. As it goes on the semesters become tougher. There is nothing like a pass percentage. You have to score more than 28 I guess out of 100.

Faculty: Teachers are not helpful. They have no knowledge. CMrit teachers are the worst. Teaching quality is also very bad. The course is outdated, and students have to study on their own from other sources like YouTube and all. Semester exams are very easy. We get a question bank, and all the questions come from that only.

Faculty: Faculty members behave very nicely with all students, and their behaviour is something to appreciate for sure. They are extremely helpful for all your academic doubts. The course has many extra things, including aptitude, communication skills, centre of excellence, etc. To boost your placement chances, I mean, along with a conventional course, you have to make at least one project every semester, and one major online course is required by every student and teachers as well for continuous improve...

Faculty: The faculty are experienced and supportive, the curriculum is updated and industry-oriented, and the semester exams are moderately challenging with a high pass percentage, making them manageable for students who attend classes and prepare well, as suggested.

Faculty: As I am from the AIML department, our faculty members are helpful, supportive, and allow us to explore and learn. Even though we are given assignments, we are given plenty of time to submit them. We do not get much trouble from teachers. In this era of rapidly growing tech. They give us exposure to learn and explore ourselves.

Faculty: Faculty members are very supportive, not only academically but also in helping students with campus-related issues. Most teachers are approachable and helpful in clearing doubts. Exams are moderately difficult but manageable.

Faculty: Faculty is generally supportive and encourages projects, research, and club activities. There is good guidance for internships, hackathons, and paper presentations. Some departments are more active than others. The curriculum is industry-oriented and regularly updated. Faculty quality is good, especially in CSE, AIML, ISE, and ECE. Many professors are approachable and supportive, but some subjects depend on the faculty you get.

Faculty: Faculty are well qualified, many are Ph.D. holders. They make students industry-ready. Semester exams are not so difficult, and the passing percentage is above 85 percent. They take extra care of students who learn slowly. Their attitude towards students is good, and I have a good opinion of them.

Faculty: Teachers are all supportive and helpful when it comes to classes as well as projects. The course is relevant and makes students industry-ready by the end of four years. The projects we do also play a part in it. The VTU semester exams are at an intermediate level.

Faculty: The teachers have a good experience in teaching, they are highly skilled and qualified, and they are very enthusiastic. The course curriculum is mostly relevant. Our college also provides competitive coding classes from the second sem and verbal and aptitude classes to aid our placements. The semester exams become slightly difficult after the 3rd sem, but most of us pass the exams, around 85 percent of us.