MIT School of Computing Faculty Details & Reviews ,Loni Kalbhor, Pune

Faculty: Faculty members are so good and qualified. They keep an eye on every student, there are doubt sessions, and there are frequent tests for each subject. The toughness of our exams is moderate, and the passing percentage is 60%. The level of the end-of-semester exam is tough.

Faculty: The faculty is a mix of experienced professors and young PhDs, generally supportive and knowledgeable. Some go out of their way to help students with their projects. Teaching quality depends on the subject, but overall, it is decent. The curriculum is quiet.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and come from well-educated backgrounds. Most of the teachers are supportive and help you to balance both academic and non-academic fields. Teachers teach both theory and practical skills to the students which makes the students industry-ready. Semester exams are pretty easy if you study even 3 days ago you are going to top the exam with flying marks. But need to give your 100% to it within the given time limit. 40% is the passing criteria for the semester exams.

Faculty: Faculty members are seen as mentors who guide students in their academic and career paths. The faculty are experts and can effectively impart knowledge. The university's emphasis on practical applications and hands-on learning experiences is very well appreciated by our batch. MIT ADT is known for its emphasis on practical learning and hands on experience. The university offers a wide range of programs catering to diverse interests and career paths. Marks for each main subject are given out of 1...

Faculty: Teaching quality varies, with programming faculty often falling short, necessitating significant self-study for students. The curriculum industry relevance and job readiness are unclear. While semester exams are moderately difficult with a high pass rate (90%-95%), some subjects have outdated content. For CSE first-year students, the mechanical workshop subject is particularly irrelevant and poorly taught.

Faculty: Teachers at MIT ADT University are helpful well qualified and knowledgeable in their subjects. Most of them are approachable and support students in projects and research. The teaching quality is good combining theory with practical learning. The course curriculum is updated regularly and is quite relevant to industry needs especially in fields like engineering design and management. Semester exams are moderately difficult but manageable with regular study. The pass percentage is generally high ...

Faculty: Few teachers are qualified enough, based on what I have felt. Few are just here trying to make money and do not care much about the children. Overall, it's decent, I would say. The course curriculum is as relevant as other colleges, and I think it's not so useful, but it works for most of the students. Exams are really easy, and we can score 8-8.5 CGPA pretty easily. There is no need to worry about passing because they let us off the hook pretty easily.

Faculty: Professors at MIT ADT University are helpful and supportive, except for some. Otherwise, if you maintain a good image in front of them, they will help you in your future, too. Semester exams are easy, not so hard. But if you are taking CSE, you have to work on your own, don't depend on the college to teach you skills. Other things like communication, behaviour, and time management will automatically be learned by you. The pass percentage is just 4 CGPA, which is just 30-40%.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and knowledgeable. They will help you in any kind of situation. But, some of them neglect you when you face problems and don’t care about it. But most of them are very careful and work to solve your problems and help you. Faculty is very friendly, but sometimes you have to worry about certain faculty members.

Faculty: Teachers in every course have good communication skills and have good language, which makes it simple and effective. There are exams according to our course based on topics we are taught in the class. It makes us ready for the interview as well. Highly skilled teachers are also available.

Faculty: Faculty members here are highly educated and talented, very cooperative and helpful, students do not hesitate reaching out to them because of their nature, very friendly. Course curriculum is well-structured, every thing we learn is applicable at some point of time in real life. Exams are more than just an exam, exams are moreover focused on practical learnings.

Faculty: MIT ADT University has qualified and supportive faculty with a curriculum that is industry-aligned and focuses on practical learning. Semester exams are moderate in difficulty, and the pass percentage is decent. The course helps in building industry-ready skills, especially in emerging fields like cybersecurity.

Faculty: Teachers in my department are highly qualified and have a good balance of academic knowledge and industry experience. They are always approachable and provide clear explanations during lectures. Whenever we need extra help, they are available for one-on-one sessions. The overall teaching quality is excellent. They used a mixture of traditional and modern teaching methods, including presentations, practical examples, and case studies, which made learning engaging.

Faculty: Teachers are average here, don't just fall into the trap. Sometimes they can target you and it will result in your semester examinations. Very bad staff, they are not even qualified. Just don't want to talk much about it. If you have any other options choose a good one.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified, and their teaching style is simple and easy to understand. The course curriculum makes students industry-ready, and you can join clubs to sharpen your skills. The difficulty level of exams is moderate, but you have to study to get good marks. There are only three written papers, and all other exams are based on jury assessments. The passing percentage is above 40 means a grade is greater than or equal to D.