KIIT School of Computer Engineering Faculty Details & Reviews ,Bhubaneswar

Faculty: Faculty members are well-qualified, supportive, and approachable. Most teachers explain concepts clearly and help students outside of class hours as well. The curriculum is relevant and structured, covering both theoretical knowledge and practical applications, which helps build industry-ready skills. Regular assignments, presentations, and projects ensure continuous learning. Semester exams are of moderate difficulty and are based on what is taught in class. With regular study and attendance, e...

Faculty: Some teachers are really great and will actually make you enjoy learning. The course curriculum is relevant. We also have assigned mentors who are there for the students, they visit hostels often to ask if we are facing any issues. The semester exams are not tough, to be honest, just go through the PYQs, and you will be fine. The paper is standard in my opinion.

Faculty: When it comes to faculty, my review will be a little mixed. They are qualified enough, but a chunk of facilities still lacks the qualities of teaching. As far as the course & curriculum are concerned, it has been updated, but not industry-ready. Semester exams are pretty decent, which is worth scoring & regulations towards malpractices have been scrutinized from this year, unlike the previous years, which were a little mild.

Faculty: Some professors are really helpful, while some are not. Luckily, I got some of the best faculty, and my experience with them was really good. Most of them are from IITs, NITs, and other great universities, and the teaching quality is top-notch, though some are not. Some are very arrogant and can’t explain stuff. They just write stuff on the board. Most of them are nice, however. The course curriculum is relevant, and students are getting industry-ready. Semester exams are easy to moderate; if so...

Faculty: Talking about the curriculum, it is designed to achieve the outcome mentioned in the course objective. It depends on the type of subject you study in your semester, some subjects students enjoy, like DBMS, OS, etc. Other subjects, like ITC for the IT department, it is not a good scoring subject. The end-semester are above average and in the case of DSA and DAA, algorithm-related subjects, the toughness is great, which will make you question whether you really studied anything or not. Majorly all...

Faculty: The teachers are really very helpful and knowledgeable. We are also assigned personal mentors who really help us when we need them. Besides, the course curriculum is really relevant and industry ready. The semester exams are not so hard to pass if you regularly attend classes and study hard. Almost 90 percent students pass their exams.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful in general and definitely too qualified, as a lot of them are IITians and everyone’s a Ph.D. holder. Teaching quality and marks giving vary from teacher to teacher. The course curriculum is mostly relevant, but a lot of extra subjects are there for no reason, which hinders the actual studies required for placement. Semester exams aren’t that difficult if studied routinely. Everyone passes, and even if they don’t, they are made to appear again to clear backlogs. No year losse...

Faculty: The faculty is mostly good and helpful. They guide you if they see you're sincere. Semester exams are not that difficult, it is okay. The course curriculum is relevant, a lot of core CSE fundamentals are taught, like OOPJ, can, DBMS, and OS, which are important from a placement perspective.

Faculty: Most professors are pretty qualified and helpful enough although the teaching quality can sometimes vary by course. Mentoring and access to pros are solid. The curriculum is well rounded mix of core CS classes, electives and projects. If you want to prepare for the industry be sure to add some DSA/ dev practice to your plan. The exams are moderate and you will have continuous evaluation too. The passing grade is above 50 percent or grade D.

Faculty: You will have a great bond with the faculty members. The way they teach is just unexplainable. Some of them might be concerned about attendance, but in the end, they also give good internals. The course provided is totally relevant to current industry needs.

Faculty: Teachers are well-qualified. They have ample knowledge of the subjects and curriculum, which is industry-ready. The exams and tests assess real-world knowledge. Teachers help with any topics if doubts arise. The pass percentage is above average. The curriculum is maintained according to industry standards.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. Most of the teachers have a Ph.D. degree. The course curriculum is relevant, and it makes students ready for the industry. The semester exams are moderate; they are not that hard, not so hard that it is.

Faculty: Curriculum is followed as in other colleges. Teachers are heavily qualified and knowledgeable, and the difficulties faced during semester exam are timing-related. Pass percentage is about 33 percent, or 40 marks in total of 100 marks exam and students are able to gain that.

Faculty: The majority of the faculty members are really experienced and have a very unique way of teaching. But talking about the course, I don't know why they teach us C language, and as for the sem exams, it is moderate, and if prepared well, they are easy. We get a lot of freedom to do research, and KIIT has helped a lot of industries across Bhubaneswar to grow more by providing them with technologies that would have cost them way more than they can imagine.

Faculty: Some teachers are good, some are like themselves, struggling to understand the theory. They are qualified. I am in 1st semester of the CSE branch, and till now we have not done anything related to CSE. Semester exams are not that difficult if you study well. No idea about the pass percentage.