PSIT Kanpur Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. They want to teach students not like any other private college and the content provided is good. PSIT is not autonomous which uplifts them in academics. Now they are making the industry-oriented syllabus and exam papers. Semester exams are not so difficult but there is no scope for cheating in exams. Pass percentage is common as in other colleges.

Faculty: Some of the teachers are very helpful and professional but others are not. The teaching quality is above average. The curriculum course is quite outdated with no real-life learning and applications. Only the strict rules of the college make the students industry-ready. The semester exams are not at all difficult and the minimum passing criteria is 33 percent.

Faculty: The teachers are helpful and knowledgeable. Teaching is average. Study all by yourself. You can come here if you have faith in yourself. Take placement all by yourself and stay focused, stay consistent. All the very best. You have built up a strong heart and mind to get something from this college rest enjoy your college life. The faculty members are not so strict but some are very hard to tolerate.

Faculty: Teachers are well-qualified and knowledgeable. If you ask the teachers they will help you after college. I personally take help from many of the faculty members of my department. The course curriculum is relevant it makes students industry-ready just by a little touch of training.

Faculty: Few faculty members really teach, and most of the faculty members just teach because they are getting paid for that. It doesn't make the students industry-ready. It makes the students ready to sit from 9 to 5, and it makes the students feel like they are committing a crime at every step. Semester exams are too easy, but still, they ask out-of-syllabus questions because the faculty members are unable to complete the course on time.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. They attend to help every student and also try to help even in non-teaching hours. The course curriculum is relevant according to AKTU. It does make the students industry-ready. Semester exams are tough, but doable for an average student, too.

Placements: Only 50 percent of students got placed, not worth the hype and all. The highest package is 16 LPA, the average is around 4 LPA, and the lowest I would say was around 3 LPA. Top recruiting companies are TCS, Infosys, LTM Mindtree, Deloitte, and Hashdein. Interns are only about 10-20 percent from 2000 people.

Faculty: Faculty members were best. IIT graduate professors taught students, making it one of the best places for studies. They provided English training, group discussions, and interview preparation from the first year itself. Hackathons were conducted every week from the first year. Exciting prizes were also given.

Faculty: Many teachers are PhD qualified and have an excellent grasp of their field of subject. The teaching quality and method differ from individual to individual, but they give their best in teaching. The college has gone autonomous since this year, so the course has been changed in view of the updated times and completely fits the description of what you call a relevant curriculum, making industry-ready students. The semester exams are above average in difficulty, so the pass rate is quite high.

Faculty: The teaching style of a few professors is a very old-school kind of thing. They ask you to make notes like you are a school kid. The new course is very much relevant to the industry standards. The pass percentage is, I think, 40%. To pass the college exam is not very tough. Some faculty are good while some are worse. Faculty have lots of power. They cut the attendance unnecessarily.

Faculty: The faculty is very good. 99% will support you if you want to do anything or solve their doubts. The curriculum is also changed as it's autonomous now it's more coding-focused, so it will help in placements. Semester exams are not that difficult. You can ace them if you prepare 1 week before the paper. Just study Maths daily, 33% is passing.

Faculty: The faculty, curriculum, and exams are also good. They help in learning new things over time and the faculty is good enough for learning from them. If you want to seek help from them, then they are available to help or solve your problem for a better understanding of anything in which you have doubt.

Faculty: The faculty of PSIT are quite supportive and will help you whenever you need, but the main problem here is the curriculum. They have a 90 percent attendance criteria, which is very difficult for an engineering student to maintain. Also, they mark you absent for small things, even if you are present in class.

Faculty: Teachers are very active and helpful in all ways. They teach really well concepts are clear inside the academic timings only. Students can also clear out their doubts after college hours by contacting their respective faculty members. The semester exams conducted by the university are not easy and hence many students fail.

Faculty: It follows the AKTU curriculum until 2024, and after that, it will become autonomous from 2025 and follow its own curriculum. Here, teachers are average, like in other private colleges. Exams are very frequent in this college; every semester, there are two CTs, four ATs, and one PU.