Shrinathji Institute of Technology and Engineering (SITE College) Faculty Details & Reviews ,Rajasthan - Other

Faculty: Teachers are good, well-trained, and well-qualified. They have experience of more than 8 years. The course curriculum is updated as per the software industry requirements and makes students industry-ready.

Faculty: Faculty members in our college are good and cooperative. Most of them are new faculty members. The course curriculum is good, but there are no proper faculty members. Only a few of them are highly experienced. Extracurricular activities and cultural programs were also conducted here.

Faculty: The teachers were helpful and experienced too. The teachers use to teach with the standard books available in the market, which is beneficial for students preparing for competition papers. The teachers also provide notes to study at the time of examination. The student attendance in the class is fairly high.

Faculty: Faculty are not good, and they do not provide guidelines for future, even they many times do not take lectures. In the name of exam preparation, they only give a lot of assignments and do not forward good marks to students due to which final percentage is not good.

Faculty: In this college, mechanical, electrical, computer science, and civil branches are offered. They have a good quality of teachers, but they all are trapped in politics. They don't explain the main motto properly or what we read. 100:1 is the faculty to student ratio. We don't have any industrial exposure. The course curriculum is not useful for us.

Faculty: Here, the faculty members are not well-experienced, but well-qualified and highly knowledgeable. The student-faculty ratio is good. Almost, every student gets proper required attention. The methodologies used by the faculty members are compatible with any student.

Faculty: Most of the faculty members are passed out students who started their M.Tech from the same college and started taking classes of B.Tech students. It is good that they are well-educated but they are not well-trained to provide students with a better way to pursue their career goals in their respective field.

Faculty: In first year there were enough faculty for the subjects but from second year the faculty was almost 2-3 and subjects were 5-6 and in 3rd year nothing to say only one faculty and 6 subjects. Yes one faculty can teach lets say 2-3 subjects but I don't think it should be done like that.

Faculty: They offer many variety of courses, best to pursue over there is Mechanical Engineering because they have got huge practical area. I did my Engineering in Electronics and Communication from there. Good faculties as they teach most in Hindi though and people have to write in English so most of the students fail.