GL Bajaj Institute of Technology and Management Faculty Details & Reviews ,Greater Noida

Faculty: The pass percentage is around 30%. A minimum of 21/70 is required in theory papers. The studies are relevant, and the college is strict in discipline and rules. In 2025–26, student strength increased, and the number of teachers also increased. The teaching quality of some teachers is good, while some are average. If a teacher is not good, they may resign. In my class, one teacher also resigned because many students did not understand his teaching style.

Faculty: The faculty of this college is also very good. All the faculty members are very educated and they guide the students very well and motivate them to get good marks. Here exams are conducted on a regular basis and with the support of faculty all the students score good marks.

Faculty: Teachers are really helpful and highly qualified. They make concepts very easy to understand. Course curriculum is relevant and includes practical lab work. We also have projects, internships, and technical workshops. It helps students develop skills relevant to the current IT industry. Syllabus is moderately challenging. It requires consistent study, and in my opinion, if a student is consistent and practices coding regularly, they can perform well in semester exams. The pass percentage is good...

Faculty: Hands down the best faculty out there. They are all PhD holders with a minimum of 3 years of experience. Teachers are knowledgeable and approachable. On to the point classes and study-oriented. In the first year it was a more theoretical approach but labs gave you the exposure you needed. They not only teach you but make you do it in the second year. They focus on skills and an industry-oriented part. Exams aren't difficult even PYQ is enough for more than 9 CGPA. The passing mark is 33 percent.

Faculty: Exams are too hectic. You have to go through ST1, ST2, PUTS, and semester exams in every semester. It's really exhausting. You can get decent time for ST1 but almost 15-20 days for STs, and barely a week for PUT. The marks really matter a lot and your attendance plays a very important role here. That's the worst part because you have to maintain 75 percent of attendance no matter what. The teachers are decent and help you out with the exams.

Faculty: Faculty members are supported, and most teachers explain the concepts clearly on the board with practical examples. The curriculum is updated and covers industry-related topics, though students need self-learning for extra skills. Semester exams are moderate in difficulty, and students who attend regular classes can clear them easily.

Faculty: Teachers in the college are helpful, qualified and supportive towards students. Teaching quality is good, and most teachers explain topics in an easy way. The course curriculum is relevant and helps students gain basic industry knowledge. Semester exams are not very difficult if students study regularly, and the pass percentage is also good.

Faculty: Teachers are really engaging. The college is affiliated with AKTU, so the curriculum of AKTU is followed. 1st year is all about theory, but further years are good and have industrial exposers. 3 exams apart from the end semesters are conducted within the college, and the level of questions is really good.

Faculty: Faculty members here are highly qualified, as this college is considered one of the most pleasing private colleges in this area, so the facilities here are the best in the area, and they are highly experienced. They know what to teach and how to teach; just the thing needed here is a bit of relationship-building from the teachers' side, as the college overall is considered strict on academics.

Faculty: Faculty is well organised, but the workload is high. The course curriculum of our college is very strict, and it is a heavy load. No leave on Saturday, regular papers are conducted, which will help you in your future university exam. Intercollege competitions are also conducted.

Faculty: Most faculty members are good. They are PhD holders, and their teaching quality is fair. The course curriculum is decided by AKTU, so it is too old and not relevant. College takes 3 exams in one semester, i.e., ST1, ST2, and PUT. The university exams are taken by AKTU. The exam level is good.

Faculty: Teachers are good at the conventional and traditional subjects like physics, chemistry, maths, etc. Technical subject teachers are qualified enough for the job and may be helpful for students in need. The teaching skills are still not up to the mark. Will see in the future whether my course is helpful for me or not. They take exams any time for any reason (mid-semester exams). We have to give 3 mid-semester exams and 1 end-semester exam at the university.

Faculty: Teachers are all experienced. They are master's and PhD holders. Teachers are helpful and always open to listening. The course curriculum is not so relevant to today's needs. Semester exams are pretty difficult with the passing criteria of a minimum 30 out of 70 percent.

Faculty: The faculty of the college is very helpful and energetic. They will guide you at times when you will be stuck at a place. Their nature is also very resilient and patient. The curriculum is designed according to industry needs and is very up-to-date in relevance.

Faculty: Most of the faculty are very supportive. They are knowledgeable, qualified, and well-experienced, but exceptions are everywhere. The teaching quality of the faculty members is excellent. According to me, the course curriculum of the first year is about building a foundation. While from the second year onwards, the course is relevant. It helps a lot to get industry-relevant knowledge. Semester exams are conducted on a frequent basis; after 20 days of class, they are conducted. In semester exams, ...