DSCE Bangalore Faculty Details & Reviews ,Banashankari, Bangalore

Faculty: Teachers are academically helpful, but they are not the best in every aspect. The curriculum does not fully prepare students for the industry, and much of the teaching is outdated. The semester examinations are not very hard.

Faculty: All faculty members are qualified professors with postgraduate degrees, and most also hold Ph.D. degrees. The course is relevant. It makes students industry-ready. The passing percentage is around 40%. Attendance requirement is 75%, and college timings are from 9 to 5.

Faculty: Faculty members are good. Exams are not hard, but not so easy. Every teacher is very understanding, but some teachers are very strict. In college, there is a mandatory 75 percent attendance, so we have to maintain it. Sometimes, they conduct parent-teacher meetings in the first year.

Faculty: Faculty members are hit or miss. Everyone is qualified, and everyone has done some research. Not everyone is great with students. Some teachers think that being strict and intimidating is good, which isn't true. Every VTU college has a mandatory 85 percent attendance, which hinders self learning. Every college has an outdated course curriculum, so self-learning is important.

Faculty: Faculty members are well-qualified and make concepts easy to understand. The course curriculum is relevant, and it makes us industry-ready. It increases our skills. Some subjects need improvement. Semester exams are easy, and one can score a good CGPA if they study a little bit. Almost 98 percent of students pass exams.

Faculty: Teachers are unique in their own way; overall, they are okay. They focus on covering the syllabus more than making the classroom interactive, and the semester exams are unpredictable. Our college is affiliated to VTU, but since it is autonomous, I guess they make their own papers.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, and some are really good. The curriculum is also good, as they teach about the industry, but students need to put in their own effort as well. Semester exams are of medium difficulty and not very tough. The pass percentage for my batch is almost 95 percent.

Faculty: The faculty in my department is good. They are really supportive. Some can teach well, but I don't feel the same about every faculty. The course curriculum is somewhat relevant. But it's not very practical, knowledge-oriented. Exams are not tough, and maintaining CG is easy overall.

Faculty: Teachers are very friendly, and they teach us well with their knowledgeable sense. Overall, the experience is average, but they can further improve it to make it more accurate. The course curriculum is relevant, but it is not that accurate. It purely depends on teachers who have industry experience and have come to the teaching field. Exams are tougher compared to other colleges because the material is set, but at VTU, the material will be challenging if we don't study well. The pass percentage ...

Faculty: The curriculum, I would say, is the same as other engineering colleges, a little backward, not up to, but the faculty members, I would say, are supportive and approachable. You can talk to them personally if you feel like it. The exams are not tough. They are moderate. The attendance criteria are quite strict, especially in your 1st year.

Faculty: The professor of our course is good. The teaching quality of our faculty members is good. They are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The course curriculum is relevant. Students got trained and became industry-ready. The semester examinations are moderate.

Faculty: Teaching methods are quite impressive, which makes students industry-ready. The pass percentage is about 95%. The exam methods are very easy, understandable, and practical, which makes us more industry-ready and job-ready. The placement preparation is quite good.

Faculty: Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering has teachers who are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. We have three mid exams for each semester, and we have 50 as the average of the mid exams. 21 marks are required out of 50 marks to write the semester exam at Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering.

Faculty: Teachers are good. Before the semester exam, they conduct three mid-exams and take the average of 50 and add it to the semester. They make the students study computer languages like C and C++ from the first year to make them industry-ready. On average, mid-exams must maintain 21 marks out of 50 to write the semester exam.

Faculty: Some faculty teach very well and some don't know anything. Curriculum they follow VTU Belgaum, Karnataka curriculum. But still, this is autonomous. Exams are conducted 3 times. You will write internals and after that you will write semester-end examination.