Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology Faculty Details & Reviews ,Rohini, Delhi

Faculty: The faculty here is very good, qualified, and supportive. Few are strict but few are lenient. You can get good internal marks easily if you put in even your 40 percent in labs, attendance, mid-semester exams, and assignments. Even if you are not good at studies you can at least pass a race.

Faculty: Exams are very good, but they are so quick. Exams are held continuously every day without a break. It is both good and bad. It is good that exams get over quickly, but it's bad that we don't get enough time to prepare for exams. We can also come to college and do self-study.

Faculty: Teachers are pretty helpful, understanding, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is decent and not very relevant to modern students, and it might bore a lot of students. The curriculum is not aligned with the modern industry and is not really relevant. The semester exams are usually easy and based on a similar pattern.

Faculty: Teachers and faculty in my college are extremely supportive and friendly towards all students. It creates a very positive and motivating learning environment. They are always approachable and willing to clear doubts, whether during class, after lectures, or through online communication. Instead of just focusing on completing the syllabus, they genuinely try to ensure that students understand the concepts clearly. Their teaching style encourages interaction, discussions, and practical learning ra...

Faculty: Faculty is good and friendly and some are really helpful. While some are not the nicest the overall staff is helpful. The best thing is that you are not so much pressurised for attendance, although the students here are sincere enough to attend lectures and labs. I will be honest the teaching quality is good and the semester exams do not pressure you can study 2 weeks before the exam and a CG above 9.5 is easy to get. In fact, the MAIT put very little pressure.

Faculty: Some teachers are good, but some don't even care about us. The teaching quality is good, and it depends on how often we attend the classes. The course curriculum is relevant, as I asked my other friends from different colleges, too. The course curriculum is relevant, and to some extent, it makes students industry-ready, and mostly, we need to do it by ourselves. Semester exams are not very difficult and can be studied the night before.

Faculty: Faculty is very good. Every single teacher considers you in class and notices your point, but this is the case for all B. Tech branches other than ECE. The teachers in ECE are very strict; they will not give you marks in internal exams just because of their ego.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is also very good. Teachers take regular classes, solve doubts, and help the students understand the topics. The exams’ difficulty lies between medium to hard, and the pass percentage is around 90 percent.

Faculty: Teachers are good, and passing exams is easy. You can study a week before and end up scoring 8.5 CGPA above easily. Practicals are a bit hectic as you have to keep attendance in the lab. The rest of the attendance is also on the hill side. Clubs and societies are active.

Faculty: Exams are helpful to learn the course and semester exams are not easy; students need to study deeply and learn concepts to score well in semester exams. They have well-educated faculty members, and teachers are friendly to solve doubts.

Faculty: The faculty is good and qualified enough for the syllabus, especially in my IT department. Faculty is very supportive, and teaching quality is good too. The course is good enough to make you have a strong hold on IT/CSE knowledge, which helps in the placement, and makes you industry-ready, not 100 percent, but 80-85 percent. Passing is not so hard, but the new marks system has been introduced, by which a 40-60 internal external ratio has been introduced, so we have to score in internal as well a...

Faculty: Most teachers at MAIT are qualified and genuinely helpful, especially in the CSE department, where many of them explain concepts clearly and support students during labs, though the teaching quality can feel uneven because a few teachers still follow old-school, theory-heavy methods. The curriculum is decent and covers the fundamentals well, but it doesn't make you fully industry-ready on its own. You definitely need to put in extra effort through projects, coding practice, and internships. Seme...

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and knowledgeable, but students are so chill here that they don't want to study. Exams are lenient and good, and in practicals, we get good marks. The course curriculum is relevant because we have new software in our syllabus, like CAD, automation, etc.

Faculty: The faculty at MAIT are highly qualified, with many holding PhDs or actively pursuing them, and possessing significant teaching experience. The institute strives to provide quality education and training. The curriculum is designed to be relevant and cater to industry demands, aiming to make students industry-ready. Courses cover fundamental principles and recent advancements in various fields. The institution is known for its high-class education. The exams are easy and of a low level, focusing...

Faculty: My department teachers try to ensure that students grasp the concept rather than teaching just for the sake of it unlike many other colleges. Exceptions do exist everywhere. The curriculum follows the one designed by GGSIPU University. I feel that it needs updation now and many new subjects can be added and irrelevant subjects or topics can be specifically can be removed. Semester exams are of easy to medium level and can be managed easily with a few days of prep.