NSUT Faculty Details & Reviews ,Dwarka, Delhi

Faculty: Exams are pretty tough. We need 41 marks out of 100 to pass the semester. There are 2 class tests for 10 marks each, 1 mid-semester of 20 marks, 1 end-semester of 50 marks, and the remaining 10 marks of viva and experiments. There is a 75 percent mandatory attendance for all students. Last time, this mandatory attendance was reduced to 60 percent because the number of students who had above 75 percent attendance was very low. Teachers are well-qualified. They teach very well.

Faculty: Faculty members are good, except for some, but there are some faculty members like that in every college, so that works. Apart from that, the curriculum is in line with the course and somewhat includes AI, which is trending now and would be beneficial in the future. Overall, it's good and decent.

Faculty: Some professors are really good at teaching, and some are just doing their job. Maths professors at NSUT are the best, they do lenient checking. If you have studied well, you will get good marks. If you have attended the classes, it will be easy for you to gain marks. As there is relative grading in the maximum subject, you can end up with a good CGPA.

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 in the last few semesters, we have had official 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 compared to DTU or other engineering ...

Faculty: Professors are quite competent for the most part, PPT reading NPCs who couldn't give a damn. Though, there are a few who are fantastic and congenial. The course curriculum is highly relevant and updated to what's necessary right now. Exams aren't difficult per se; grading is above medium difficult, and you'll have to put in some hours to get an above-average GPA.

Faculty: Most faculty members are bad, they don't give marks easily. Getting a good CGPA is very difficult, still, students get ample time for other works or their own things, mid sem is a total of 20 marks for each subject, and end sem for 50 marks and 30 marks for internals for the exam pattern.

Faculty: Teachers are good and supportive, well qualified, and knowledgeable. They are very frank and honest, which helps the students to talk freely to them. Semester exams are easy. You can score pretty well if you study 2-3 days before the exam. Attendance is strict here. Teachers give the attendance at the last to all the students. Internal marks are also sorted, as they are in the hands of teachers.

Faculty: Teachers are gems here, well-educated, too supportive, understandable, and their teaching experience says it all. The course curriculum is also too relevant and if I talk about semester exams the exams are not that tough if you focus on academics a week before exams, you can easily score well. I don't mean that exams are that easy but the quality of students here is unmatchable.

Faculty: The faculty and curriculum are good. The faculty are highly qualified and knowledgeable. Math's faculty Shantanu Sir and EE faculty Avinash Sir are the best. Only 5–7 students fail out of 72. Semester exams are not very tough, and one can easily get a good SGPA by studying 1–2 weeks before the exams. Although the syllabus is good, it does not make students industry-ready. Students should focus on DSA and web development themselves.

Faculty: Most are helpful and supportive teachers. Teaching quality is good. The course is relevant, and it is industry-ready. Students, not all the time but most of the time, find semester exams to be moderate to tough. The pass percentage is about 90%. You have to study hard for exams to achieve good marks.

Faculty: Exams are tough around here, and more than the exams, the checking is very tough. You'll start questioning yourself about what you miss, so study deeply and thoroughly. Maintaining a good CG here is not an easy task. Talking about the faculty, most of the time you'll see students studying by themselves, exception with only a few.

Faculty: Faculty members are highly qualified, supportive, and have strong subject knowledge. Teaching quality is good, and most teachers explain concepts clearly with practical examples. The course curriculum is updated and relevant to current industry requirements, especially for CS/IT and electronics. It helps students become job-ready. Semester exams are moderately difficult. With regular study, it is easy to score well. The overall pass percentage is also very good.

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.