Ramaiah Institute of Technology Bangalore Faculty Details & Reviews ,M S R Nagar, Bangalore

Faculty: Faculty in colleges is good. Talking about the 1st year, they are helpful. Also, they take doubts in Hindi if someone does not understand. They provide you with material to ace exams. The semester exams are at a pretty good level. The pass percentage is around 85 percent, and the maximum is good marks.

Faculty: Curriculum is good and up-to-date and relevant. Teachers are good. Some are good, and some are average, like in every other college. Exams have average to high-level of difficulty, but you will be able to pass. The percentage is approximatly 80% for a class, but most students pass the exam.

Faculty: The faculty at MSRIT is knowledgeable and approachable with many professors having strong industry and research backgrounds. They explain concepts clearly and support students through projects and doubt sessions ensuring solid academic guidance and mentorship.

Faculty: I have not given the first semester exam yet, so I don’t know when I will give it. I will share later, but I heard it is moderate to difficult for first-year students. The course curriculum is good and relevant. Teachers are helpful. Some teachers are very good, but some are average, like in every other college. Faculty is helpful.

Faculty: Teachers in MSRIT are knowledgeable and helpful. They are ready to reach outside classroom and teach you about more application-based topics. The course curriculum is relevant, and it makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are not hard if you study well throughout the year. The pass percentage is around 80% as of this year.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified and knowledgeable. The course curriculum is relevant to the industry. The passing percentage is above 90%. Assignments are project-oriented. Evaluation is based on the project and presentation skills, which help to overcome stage fear. More importance is given to practical experience.

Faculty: As our college is autonomous, most of our exams happen on our campus itself. The question paper is set by every student's level of understanding of the subject. Our college has a strict rule of maintaining 85% attendance for the entire semester to be eligible to write internals and semester exams.

Faculty: I am currently in my second semester. The internal exams are not very difficult; you can prepare easily by studying 4-5 days before the exams and 10-12 days before the semester ends. The teachers are somewhat okay, depending on which one you get—some are very helpful.

Faculty: Teachers knowledge is amazing. All are good and knowledgeable, of course knowledge and teaching skills are good. Teachers teaching is as per the curriculum. Also available in digital classrooms, and teachers are also good in my course. Semester exams are conducted very strictly and in the hostel, students are available for study hours in the evening.

Faculty: The course curriculum of MCA is very cleverly designed and impacts a lot on students as it gives exposure to the latest technology available in the industry. Some teaching staff members do not possess the sufficient amount of knowledge required to teach students. I expect, at least next year, RIT hire good staff members.

Faculty: In the civil engineering department, most of the faculty are PhD holders, which gives them more knowledge to transfers or to gain more from them. While giving marks, they are too poor to provide and they would reduce most of the time instead. They would pass if we had 2 or 3 marks less also to push. They provide leadership qualities.

Faculty: All professors are friendly and supportive with high level of teaching experience. Semester exams are quite hard but everyone can pass it with minimum amount of study. The pass percentage of college is around 80%. The attendance maintained in college is 75%.

Faculty: At MSRIT, CSE and civil teachers are highly qualified. They are supportive. The curriculum is industry-focused, covering AI, ML, and cyber security, ensuring job readiness. Exams are challenging but manageable, with a high passing rate.

Faculty: Teachers are highly educated and qualified. They have experience in their respective fields. In architecture, the course curriculum is good, as we get to go to site visits often, and is dependent on more practical knowledge. Semester-end exams are quite difficult, but teachers are available for help. A minimum of 50% is required to pass.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. All are Ph.D. qualified teachers and they have good knowledge and experience. Curriculum is relevant to the students and makes students industry-ready. Exams are not that difficult. If we gain depth and concentrate on the studies, it will be easy. Pass percentage is 40%.