Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Kerala Faculty Details & Reviews ,Kottayam

Faculty: Faculty members are hardworking and sincere in their professions. They are always available for any doubt clearance. Academically, RIT has great scholars who are University rank holders. Internal exams are relevant and helpful to practice for University exams.

Faculty: Some of the teachers have great experience in their field and curriculum, and are very helpful in their studies. Teaching is good, but a bit slow at starting and rushes at the end of the semester. Semester exams are a bit difficult. Our batch has an average of 7.5 CGPA.

Faculty: There are 2 internal exams per sem and an external exam. Kerala Technical University updated the syllabus in 2024, so the concepts are very clear. Exams are 100 marks. Each should gain at least 50 percent to pass the exam. From that, we should minimum score 26 in internal and 24 in external exams.

Faculty: Faculty members are okay. They teach decently. Although they are not the best, they are good enough. We cannot expect experts in every field to teach us. Faculty members are friendly, most of them. Some are not friendly, but that is the case in every college.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful. They are qualified and have knowledge of they are teaching. I think the course curriculum is also relevant especially the new scheme 2024 scheme. The question papers are prepared by KTU Kerala Technical University. The semester exams are moderate. Pass percentage is 70 percent.

Faculty: Talking about the faculty, my personal opinion is that we have the best faculty in Kerala after the CET Trivandrum. 2024 scheme is good because it comes with a lot of projects for students to do. The pass percentage of our class is about 93.7%. It's a good course.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified, and they are good resource persons. Their teaching is good, but students have to refer and learn for themselves a lot. The course curriculum is mostly relevant to the current industry. For a high industry exposure, one should work themselves apart from the curriculum. College exams are moderately hard.

Faculty: Teachers have a good knowledge of their fields and are helpful resource persons. Teaching doesn't include spoon feeding, so students have to refer and study. The course has included many relevant topics for industries out there, but one has to keep improving oneself through participating in ISET, IEEE, etc. (Clubs). College exams are moderately challenging.

Faculty: Most teachers and staff are helpful. The course is curriculum-relevant, and it does make the students industry-ready if you put in the effort too. Sem exams are average. It has a good pass percentage. The teaching quality is also okayish. You just have to put a lot of effort.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful in bringing up a good engineering career. Teachers often give short lectures, and students have to refer to studying it in depth. The new scheme of KTU i.e., 2024 scheme is relevant to the current industries but students have to keep up with industry developments through clubs like IEEE, ISTE, etc.

Faculty: Here are good resource persons. The college classes offer minimal teaching and rest of the study has to be done by oneself. The 2024 scheme has a better standard but one needs to improve themselves with industry changes. One semester consists of two series exams along with lab exams and at the end a semester exam will be conducted.

Faculty: Teachers are very qualified and knowledgeable. But some teachers don't put effort to cover the syllabus. Sometimes they won't even come to class but it is not applicable to whole teachers some are really gems. The 2024 curriculum is better than 2019 curriculum. The semester exams are held by KTU University. The papers are so good but they won't address mark to the most of students.

Faculty: Faculty members of RIT Kottayam are very supportive and well-qualified. The KTU-based curriculum is relevant. It has an updated syllabus that helps to build industry skills. Exams are moderately tough but manageable. Our college has a pass percentage of around 85% for most courses.

Faculty: All faculty members of Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Kerala are very friendly and are very good at lecturing. All are qualified with high-level educational qualifications. The course curriculum is scheduled only after taking into consideration all the aspects. Semester exams are somewhat of medium level. The pass percentage of the semester exams is 98%.

Faculty: The main attraction of this college is its experienced teaching faculty members. All are highly experienced and qualified. The course curriculum is relevant and makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are not that difficult as they teach every portion. The pass percentage for the college is 77% this year.