Sir M. Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology Faculty Details & Reviews ,Yelahanaka, Bangalore

Faculty: The staff present in this institution are well-qualified, experienced, and knowledgeable. They are very helpful to students at any time. This course has more value in the future, and every student from this course gets good placements. The semester exams are not as tough if students really follow instructions given by the staff.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful to students. They are knowledgeable and well-qualified. They are available to solve our doubts. They are trying to cover all the syllabus. We are still in the first year so I don't know more about the industry. During internals, they prepare tricky question papers and train us for university exams. The pass percentage is 85-90%. Some faculty members completed their PhD and some are assistant professors.

Faculty: Faculty members are good and supportive. They are well-experienced and most of them are PhD holders. They teach very well and explain in labs also with real-life examples. They explain in PPTs. Exams are conducted very strictly.

Faculty: Teachers from most of branches are very helpful. Teaching quality is fine and they have great knowledge about their subject. The course curriculum is relevant, and it makes students ready for industry. Semester exams are conducted by VTU because this college is affiliated with VTU.

Faculty: Good teaching and it depends on faculty members. But overall it's a great experience. You can enjoy the campus life since it's very spacious and full of nature. The only drawback is that there's no good transportation if you opt college bus then it's the best. Else you'll have to walk for 1km to reach the bus stop. MVIT is the best.

Faculty: Teachers are not qualified to teach for their teaching right now. They only carry a piece of paper that they prepared a day before. If you ask any questions, they don’t answer that, and they are not so supportive according to your projects, relevant only, but it doesn’t make industry because they are not learning any new skills.

Faculty: Our college faculty members are very knowledgeable in their respective departments. They are classified from top engineering colleges, and some are from IITs. They are always ready to help us with our academic studies or if you working on any project. Semester exams are very difficult to pass.

Faculty: Faculty members are very good. Teachers are certified and Ph.D holders. The teaching quality is also very good and high. The course curriculum is relevant to engineering and makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are a bit difficult to write but easy to get pass.

Faculty: Faculty is good and bad, like all the colleges, if you ask them, they will elaborate, but if you get in face-to-face. You'll have degrees of exams like internals twice in a semester and lab internals, assignments viva, external, etc. But you can keep up with it.

Faculty: The quality of teaching here is excellent and the teachers are also knowledgeable. The course being taught here is also relevant as they always update their syllabus as per VTU and talking about the curriculum, we have 8 subjects each semester and this is sufficient to make a student industry ready.

Faculty: I’m in the electronics and communication branch at our college. Our department has faculty who teach quite well and have good experience. They have done research in various fields, which provides benefits for students to score well.

Faculty: Specially in EEE department, the professors are very supportive. They have deep knowledge about the course and teach in the best way possible. The course curriculum is overall good and helpful. The semester exams are not very difficult, there are two internals per semester and an end semester exam at the end which is prescribed by the VTU. Pass percent is around 90%.

Faculty: Teachers don't have very much knowledge about their subject; they give too many assignments. There is no attendance issue in CSE and ISE but in other branches there is a very high attendance issue. Some teachers are very supportive and some are not. The syllabus is very old.

Faculty: The teachers are very helpful (obviously, 1-2 are here who are the best) but overall, the faculty is really good and helpful. The course is relevant but the problem is that they always ask for 85% attendance (though we have made it 70 for this semester because most of us don't have satisfactory attendance). The exams are not that difficult and anyone can very easily maintain their GPA above 7.5 or 8.

Faculty: Most of the professors are well qualified, especially the ones that teach core branches (progress needs to be made in newer courses like CSE with IOT and AI/ML). However, the major downside to the curriculum is that the college is affiliated with VTU, which makes the courses feel a little ancient when compared to other universities. There is definitely room for improvement. Exams might get scheduled often. The examination is not very tough but the evaluation by VTU might seem unfair at times.