SGSITS Faculty Details & Reviews ,Indore

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. They guide us very well. They are well qualified and knowledgeable. They understand students and teach accordingly. The curriculum is also relevant. They have added AI to it. It makes us industry-ready. The semester exams are moderate. The passing percentage is more than 90%. Faculty members are very experienced.

Faculty: Faculty members are good and supportive. There is a strict rule for maintaining 75% attendance. They tolerate up to 60% attendance. Below that, students can be detained from MST or even end-semester exams if they don't have a reason for short attendance.

Faculty: Teachers of this college are really supportive, as per my experience here. The IT course relevance has decreased a lot over the past 3-4 years. The curriculum is outdated. Semester exams are average. Teachers are qualified.

Faculty: Teachers are highly educated and well-known in terms of their legacy. Their teaching style is awesome. They understand their students very well. Students can contact any faculty member at any time for academic doubts or personal problems as well.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified, but they do not intend to teach. They just finish the syllabus by PPT. The majority of teachers are the same. Only some teachers care about students. The course curriculum is somewhere fine. According to the new education policy, no industry-level skills are taught. Semester exams are difficult, but if you study just one week before, you can pass easily. The pass percentage is 90-95%.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified, especially the main subject teachers. The teaching quality of the Physics faculty is very bad; they just yell at you for no reason and don't explain the subject well while expecting us to get full marks. The curriculum is very irrelevant. As engineering students, we are being taught Biology. I have chosen Computer Science, but in the first year, we have to study every single branch. Semester exams are very difficult. The questions taught in the classroom are very differen...

Faculty: This is the best part of our college. What I like most is the dedication of faculty members to teaching. Most of the faculty members are highly qualified and have completed their studies at higher institutions. The curriculum is also not that hard. Maintaining a good CGPA is possible. 

Faculty: Everything is great here. Faculty members have Ph.D. degrees, and the majority of our faculty members are GATE rankers, so you can rely on them. The course curriculum is a little bit outdated, but since 2025 onwards, AI is mandatory for every course. Semester exams are mostly theory here.

Faculty: A few faculty members are good. Many are average to below average. The teaching of all the teachers is not such that you can understand the concepts just by focusing in class. You also have to put in a lot of effort outside the class on your own to understand. Semester exams are of a moderate difficulty level.

Faculty: Teachers are good. Teachers are interactive, and students get personal interaction from them. The course curriculum is relevant, but not for all (new) subjects, like Biology for engineers, which is introduced in 2025. Electrical and Physics is difficult compared to other subjects. 33 percent is required to pass exams. 75 percent attendance is mandatory here.

Faculty: The teachers have decent knowledge, enough to teach the course but not much. Very few teachers are helpful. The course curriculum is relevant except for the first year courses where some of them are useless like HU (understanding Bharat and languages like English and Hindi courses) but the rest of the years' curriculum is relevant to industry. The difficulty level is moderate and has a 95 percent passing rate of students.

Faculty: Teachers were qualified, and almost all were PhD holders. The teaching quality varies from teacher to teacher, but you can understand if you pay attention in class. The curriculum, I feel, is a bit outdated, which is the case with almost every engineering college. The semester exams are fairly tough, but you can score well if you attend the lectures and study a bit before the exam. The pass percentage is 33%.

Faculty: Teachers are really helpful as it is an autonomous college. Semester exams are average. From PYQs, you can get an idea of the upcoming paper. 22/70 marks are required to clear the paper, the course is relevant, and the IT branch is self-financed, so you can get relevant facilities itself in college.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and very well qualified from top IITs and foreign institutes. Teachers have good knowledge of their particular field. Some things are relevant, others are not, according to my experience. Semester exams are moderate.

Faculty: Most of the faculty have graduated from the same colleges and from other government colleges of Madhya Pradesh. Some professors from NITs have done PhD from top IITs. The course curriculum is relevant. Semester exams are not as difficult paper come from RGPV.