NSUT Faculty Details & Reviews ,Dwarka, Delhi

Faculty: All the teachers who taught me till now were very qualified and have good knowledge of the subjects. In the first semester, it was like, why are we being taught about civil engineering and mechanical engineering, but after that, all the subjects and courses we got were relevant to our field. The level of the exam is decent, not too hard and not too easy, and overall pass percentage is also good.

Faculty: I'd say most of the faculty is good, with good teaching quality, they're fully qualified for their positions and helpful too. My course curriculum is absolutely relevant to my degree, but if you want to be industry-ready, then I'd suggest you participate in different extracurricular activities that would definitely enhance your problem-solving skills, leadership quality etc. Students can easily score good marks studying just 2 weeks before the exams, but not if there's a subject you don't unders...

Faculty: Teachers were really amazing in every aspect, whether it was teaching, guiding, internships, or B.Tech projects. The course provided good practical knowledge, with training programs also being scheduled.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful. However, you have to study by yourself. Being attentive in the lectures is appreciated. The course curriculum is relevant too and makes students industry-ready. While scoring a CG in the CSE branch is easy, it is going to be a little tough in ECE, but the pass percentage is higher than expected. More than 85% of students pass the exams very easily.

Faculty: Apart from a few of them, professors are helpful and guide throughout. The course curriculum is very engaging and relevant as well. However, the practical learning required to make students industry-ready can be improved. Semester exams are manageable with some effort. As the course includes ECE, it makes the courses difficult on the higher side, but it can be managed if you pay close attention. It is generally easy to pass the exams. The pass percentage remains above 90%. Grading also depends o...

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and well qualified. Some teachers are from IIT's as well. The overall teaching quality is good. The course curriculum is relevant, but they should also focus on teaching skills that can help us get a good placement. The curriculum is not completely reliable because it is not going to make you industry-ready. Semester exams are too easy to score if you have read something about it, you get proper marks if you have written everything correctly. Also, the teachers are not based...

Faculty: The first semester teachers were excellent. In the second semester, apart from 2 or 3 teachers, none were up to the mark. They were proficient but did not focus on students. They only focused on teaching and didn't care if the students were learning. They also didn't explain hard topics in an easy way.

Faculty: The curriculum has been updated over the years and includes subjects that are relevant to the industry. Last year, they also removed specialization in the first year and started providing it later according to CGPA. However, students need to study and cannot get a good score without studying. The evaluation can be strict.

Faculty: Faculty is experienced, but it is tough to get a good CGPA here compared to other government colleges. Some professors are really strict. The attendance system is also very rigid. You need 75% attendance to be eligible to sit for the examinations. The courses are up to date and follow the latest curriculum.

Faculty: In some semesters, you will find good teachers and staff. While in some semesters, you will find stubborn teachers who do not think about anybody except themselves. But if we talk about completing the syllabus and cooperation. Most teachers are cooperative and positive, whether they are cool or strict.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified and knowledgeable but not helpful to be honest. The course curriculum is relevant you can say for higher education or even if you are preparing for tech jobs, core, or non-tech jobs. It makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are difficult for core branches but not that difficult for tech branches.

Faculty: Some teachers are helpful, but most are not. Most of them are qualified and knowledgeable, but the teaching quality is poor for many teachers. The course curriculum is relevant, but includes a few subjects related to the Electrical department in the first year. It helps make students industry-ready. Semester exams are of an intermediate level. The pass percentage is usually 43%, including internals.

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.