NIT Surathkal Faculty Details & Reviews ,Mangalore

Faculty: Teachers had solid qualifications and extensive teaching experience. Our course fits well within our environment. The semester exams were pretty tough, so getting a good grade requires some serious effort. So, overall, the faculty members were good and approachable.

Faculty: Most teachers are quite experienced and have good qualifications. The set of people most likely to receive support from them is the students who are aimed at job placement. The subject matter is directly related to the financial sector, especially in areas like accounting and auditing. To sum up, the staff is very competent and can achieve great results.

Faculty: Teachers are very knowledgeable and qualified. Teaching quality is also modernized, like they teach on a smart board and also on a blackboard. For my branch of civil Engineering, the course curriculum is enough to be qualified as a civil engineer. Semester exams are of a moderate to hard level. Pass percentage is like 90%.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified with great experience. The teaching quality is Excellent. The course curriculum is relevant, and it makes students industry ready. Semester exams are neither easy as well as not too difficult. The pass percentage is 50% of the class average marks.

Faculty: The college offers a basic engineering education. It's the same as every other college, with nothing new an old curriculum that's recycled repeatedly. The teachers try to teach, but their assistants (TAs) often outperform them in teaching quality. It's pretty standard. Like every other college, there's nothing particularly innovative.

Faculty: Professors are well-qualified. The teaching is not that good I would say. Curriculum is relevant to the existing trend, and also makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are decent, not too hard or easy. Pass percentage varies from 20% marks to 30% marks. There is a grading system in NIT Surathkal. Semester can be balanced with other activities.

Faculty: Faculty in the ECE department at NITK Surathkal are highly qualified, experienced, and supportive. Most hold PhDs and are actively involved in research. The teaching quality is strong, blending theory with practical applications. The curriculum is regularly updated and includes core subjects, labs, and electives aligned with industry trends, helping students become job-ready. Semester exams are moderately difficult, focusing on conceptual understanding. With consistent study, they are manageable...

Faculty: NITK Surathkal is one of India's premier engineering institutions, particularly strong in core and technical branches due to its excellent faculty, research environment, natural campus, and placement success, if you're up for a slightly high. Faculty of AI isn't that good, most we have to do is self-study.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified and very friendly in teaching. Every course is useful for us and makes us better. Pass percentage is above 85%. Students abilities are tested in exams so it is important that every student has to be legit and cross that minimum mark. In many cases, malpractice is the reason for their failures so it's all the students' fault in this type of situation. But some lectures don't give marks though we are eligible sometimes it's really hard.

Faculty: Faculty members are highly knowledgeable and they teach well. Semester exams can be cleared by studying a night before the exam. As far as I heard from the seniors, the course is relevant and makes students industry-ready. Teachers are friendly and they are keen to share their knowledge.

Faculty: We have very good and experienced faculty members who are doing some research in their respective fields. They will be available most of the time physically, and we can contact them anytime by mail, etc. Exams are also in a very well-planned manner. Each year, we have very decent faculty members.

Faculty: Professors in mining engineering are highly qualified and have more knowledge in practical terms. Thus they always welcome any kind of event conducting or organizing workshops. Course curriculum is slightly older version and thus needs to be modified. Luckily, the course curriculum is now modified by 2025. Semester exams are not that difficult, and a week before the exam is sufficient.

Faculty: Teachers are highly responsible, intellectually brilliant, and knowledgeable. The course curriculum is relevant and has no gist in it. Semester exams are difficult and require around a week of preparation for it. The pass percentage is 20%.

Faculty: Most of the teachers are well-qualified. Some courses I feel like are outdated (like geology lab, drawing) unless you pursue a Ph.D. Some courses are relevant for the coming years. Curriculum doesn't make students industry-ready. Semester exams are good. The pass percentage is above 90% in most of the courses.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable in their own field of education. The teaching quality of our faculty members is extremely great. The course curriculum is relevant. Students become ready to work in real industry. Semester examinations are a little hard.