Netaji Subhas University of Technology Faculty Details & Reviews ,Dwarka, Delhi

Faculty: Most of the faculty are talented, but there are some faculty members who are not good. The course curriculum is outdated, as is most of the government engineering college. Exams are difficult, but if you study, you can score 9+ CGPA, which is a very big thing. The course curriculum makes the students industry-ready.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and well qualified, they know their subjects to the depth. A few courses have a comparatively tough syllabus, and you have to go rigorously through the course, otherwise its not that tough to pass, it just needs consistent efforts and willingness to gain knowledge.

Faculty: Teachers are very well qualified but are not able to make us understand, and it is very hard to score here. Teachers don’t give marks easily, checking is tough. To get an 8 CGPA, you have to work harder than in any other colleges. The average CGPA for my branch is around 6, and it’s difficult to score marks in my college.

Faculty: Teachers are like typical government employees. Although good curriculum, they teach Python language in 1st year (earlier they used to teach C). Examination pattern is also okay. Make-up examinations are also there in case of medical or other emergencies.

Faculty: This is a 50/50 situation, it's good, actually good in some cases, but when it comes to attendance and other things, then that becomes painful to go through, although since the last few sem, we are having unofficial attendance relations, but since it's not official, we can't say anything about it. The curriculum is diverse and good enough for learning. Exams are good, but as a typical engineering college, grading is never good enough, scoring high CG is tough comparatively to DTU or other engine...

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. Teaching quality is nice. The difficulty level of the semester exam depends on the teacher, but sometimes it is very difficult for students to gain more than 60 percent marks in many subjects, it is 40 percent.

Faculty: The faculty is good, strict, and familiar with the students. Exams conducted at the end and mid-semester are going to be tough. During the exams, professors take control, and some professors are also familiar with the students, but some are strict.

Faculty: Faculty members are amazing. Classes are held every day. The subject and topic taught come in the paper, and the paper is all based on the curriculum. There is security, and invigilators are checking strictly. Even though they are on time, and they do not delay things, it is a value for money. The course structure is above average. In semester one, we have a foundation subject, but in the next semester, subjects like CP (computer programming) are provided.

Faculty: Faculty is very knowledgeable, but most students do not pay attention in class. They are very helpful, except for a few, who can be rude and seem not to know anything at all. The semester exams are of medium difficulty and are easy to prepare for.

Faculty: The curriculum is updated as compared to other government colleges in NIT, and the faculty members are good as well. If you listen to them thoroughly, you will understand what they are telling, and if exams are at a moderate level, you can score above 8 CGPA if you start from 2 weeks before the exam date starts, but you have to perform quite well in labs as well.

Faculty: The course curriculum is very relevant to the industry. It makes students industry-ready. This university provides very experienced teachers. They are very knowledgeable about the course. You can ask whatever they know about the course. Semester exams are not that hard. If you concentrate in class, you can score well on the examination.

Faculty: Faculty members are very qualified and knowledgeable. The curriculum taught is quite relevant, and makes the students industry-ready. It helps students build skills to be ready to gain experience and apply those skills in the real world. The college exams are not tough, it is easy to pass.

Faculty: Curriculum is mostly relevant but also tough. Most of the professors are great and helpful with a great knowledge of their subject, but there are some bad professors. Semester exams are on the tougher side. You have to give a decent amount of time to studies to maintain a decent CGPA, but finding resources for study is not a problem.

Faculty: Teachers are of an average type only. They are qualified but not very helpful. The curriculum is relevant to the industry. Exam difficulty depends on the teacher setting the exam. Sometimes too difficult, sometimes easy to do. Almost everything is good academically.

Faculty: The faculty members at NSUT are experienced, with many holding PhDs and industry exposure. The teaching quality is good, though some classes feel theory-heavy. The curriculum is updated, focusing on core subjects, electives, and coding skills. Exams are moderate, neither too easy nor too tough. The testing concepts are well.