National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: All teachers are helpful and kind. Professors are scientists. They are very supportive. Semester exams are a little bit difficult. All questions are asked from the syllabus. If you attend all classes every day, exams are easy.

Faculty: Highly qualified and experienced Professors. Course Curriculum is totally based on the current industry requirement. Regular workshop conducted by well-known industrialists. Regular industry visit that are engaged in manufacturing of electronics equipments n technologies.

Faculty: All the teachers are well-qualified and possess great knowledge in their particular field. Mostly interactive methods are used to teach the students and regular seminars are conducted on a regular basis. Once a while, an external faculty is called to deliver a lecture on the subjects in which the students need an external help. The practical knowledge is given more importance rather than bookish knowledge as there are more practical sessions when compared to the theory sessions. Full support is ...

Faculty: The teachers sure do hold the degree and designation, but there is no such thing as teaching in this college. I would not recommend anyone to pursue your career in this college. Around 70% of the course is taken by the M.Tech students, and professors don't bother themselves to teach anything. Few professors are good, but they can't change much. No industry exposure is provided. The biggest problem is the curriculum, the degree is provided in electronics system engineering. This course is not kno...

Faculty: Faculty of this college is not worthy as they are charging salary from the government. Some of the teachers don't even know there subject, and they have no prominent experience in that and thus affecting the students' studies. This course is not recognised in many colleges if you want to pursue a masters in this field only.

Faculty: The faculty are very knowledgeable but they are not that helpful. The teaching methods are of a typical Indian engineering college. The teacher to student ratio is 1:15. The course curriculum is very well developed. The industrial exposure is very good. The students out here have their industrial visits more frequently than any other college.

Faculty: The faculty here are mostly B grade and above level scientists and some guest lecturers coming in from the university or other areas. Some teachers are amazing and are ready to help with whatever you want. Some teachers don't encourage the student activities much and make the environment dull, but at the same time, a few are trying to make it great. A few of them being research scientists are knowledgeable but may lack good teaching techniques but might help if you can work hard along with them....

Faculty: The faculty members are given the tag of scientists but I don't know when they are going to prove themselves worthy of it. If you look at their achievements, you will see that they are getting tons of money for nothing. Some of the faculty members are good but they are one or two. If any new recruitment happens, they will run away just because there is no respect for talent here. When I was in the school, there were times when a history teacher used to send mathematics teacher to take the cl...

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and are highly qualified and knowledgeable. Teaching quality is good. The course mainly helped to become skill based engineer and provides various opportunities to work in industry. Semester exams are difficult as well as moderate. Student has to pass in both written and practical exams.

Faculty: Some teachers in our college are helpful, qualified, experienced and knowledgeable only in their subject. Their teaching quality is average. Teaching methods they use are normally used by everyone. The course curriculum is useful.