PDA College of Engineering Faculty Details & Reviews ,Gulbarga

Faculty: All the teaching staff are helpful and highly qualified. The semester exams are difficult, but we give our best with the help and guidance of teachers. The minimum passing mark is 40. The way the exams are conducted is good, and the evaluation done by teachers is very nice.

Faculty: Teachers are very cooperative, well-qualified, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is good as they teach the relevant material required. The course curriculum is relevant. Semester exams are a little bit difficult. About 85% of students pass exams.

Faculty: The faculty are not too good at their teaching. The courses are not good, so we can be ready for industries. They should keep the syllabus according to the trending topics, and the syllabus should be well written so we can totally learn about the course we needed.

Faculty: Our teachers are helpful. They are good. They are always to help us. They help us in every possible way. They will make revisions. They help us to score good marks. I am satisfied with the teachers.

Faculty: Yes, not all teachers are helpful, and they are well qualified and knowledgeable. Some students say the college is not up to par because they don't pay employees well, don't plan well when hiring, and don't take classes on time. PDA engineering colleges are difficult, and the pass percentage is only 30%, the minimum CIE marks are 40%, and the minimum attendance is 80%.

Faculty: Our teachers do not teach us anything. For a silly mistake in your answer, they will deduct full marks. Faculty members don't provide programs in labs. We must type programs, execute them, and get output. They don't explain it. They are charging extra in the name of the center of excellence. They charge a fee of Rs. 20,000 per year.

Faculty: Teachers were helpful, well-qualified, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality was good. Semester exams were not difficult. The pass percentage was good.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and teach efficiently so that students understand the concept thoroughly. The course curriculum makes students industry-ready. The difficulty level of exams is 85%. If students have fundamental knowledge regarding the subject, they can ace the exam with flying colors.

Faculty: Teachers have completed their PG and Ph.D. They are well qualified and knowledgeable. They help us a lot in our work. This course makes students ready for the industry. Exams are difficult, and the pass percentage in our college is only 30%.

Faculty: The teachers in my college are very good and helpful. They are qualified and knowledgeable. Their teaching quality is also very good. The course is curriculum relevant and it makes students industry ready. The question papers are set at difficult level.

Faculty: Good teachers and knowledgeable teachers. Teaching level is also the best to be frank very nice teachers are teaching. It makes the students relevant for industry by their own plans. 70% is the pass percentage. 30 percentage is marked fail.

Faculty: Really highly educated teachers are there for students. Highly difficult exams are there semester and minimum pass percentage is 40%. Teaches are really supported for every problem you have in your mind at anytime they will help you to solve the problems.

Faculty: I never expected our teachers would be so good. It has the best teacher one could ever wish for. Our college provides industry-ready students to contribute to society. Question papers of every semester-end exam are set in such a way that every student would be able to answer them.

Faculty: Some teachers are highly knowledgeable, but most of them lack in teaching. Some teachers just read things in the textbook, which creates problems for students. Still, some teachers are extraordinary, and they make teaching easy.

Faculty: Faculty of teachers is good with some senior lecturers from iits with Ph.D. Teachers are knowledgeable specially senior faculty members are quite knowledgeable and teaching quality too is good and interesting. Course curriculum is set according to vtu syllabus. It's more theoretical.