SMIT Sikkim Faculty Details & Reviews ,Rangpo

Faculty: Teachers mostly are well qualified and knowledgeable, with good teaching methods, leaving some with a very rigid and boring way of teaching, which, we all can agree, happens in every college. The curriculum needs to be revised with modern subjects, and a big change is required in the first-year syllabus. Semester exams are application-based with good conceptual questions and average evaluation guidelines. There are two midterms of 50 marks summed up into 30, two quizzes of 5 marks each, 5 marks ...

Faculty: Faculty are well-experienced, we can say more than 10-12 years of experience in teaching. Co-curricular activities took place frequently, where we could showcase multiple talents and take part in various tech-related events. Exams are strict and fair, and there is no chance of cheating or any malpractice.

Faculty: The teaching faculty members are well-disciplined and well-educated. They have good teaching experience and an effective management system for all students. The course curriculum consists of programming and electrical knowledge, which prepares students well for jobs. Semester exams are not very difficult, and the passing percentage is 35%.

Faculty: The teachers are well educated and qualified. Everyone is friendly, and they teach us very well. No one is late for the classes. The semester exams are tough, and the passing mark is 35%. I think it does not make the students industry-ready, as the college does not take students on industrial visits.

Faculty: Lecturers and professors are well-qualified. Teachers in our department are very helpful in both academic and non-academic fields. The rule of exams is that there are 2 semesters every year, and in each semester, 2 sessional exams are conducted for 50 marks, and 2 quizzes are conducted for 10 marks.

Faculty: There were a few faculty members who didn't put much effort into teaching, but on the other hand, there were a few teachers who were really great at their jobs, and I loved attending their lectures. The passing criteria are very easy, and it's easy to score in internals. You won't have to study that hard for exams. We don't get much practical experience or industry exposure.

Faculty: The faculty members are good overall, but the best and most qualified ones are in the Mechanical and Computer Science branches. The classes are engaging and very much application-based, especially the course offered in the CSE department, which is very helpful when it comes to real-world problems. The examination is very good, with a level that is moderate to difficult. The pass percentage would be approximately 60 percent.

Faculty: The teachers are very helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. They teach politely and gently. They do try to make students industry-ready, but it ultimately depends on the students; if they don’t want to engage, it’s quite impossible. Regarding exams, the structure here is good. There are five exams in total: two quizzes, two sessionals, and a semester exam. The quizzes are worth five marks, sessionals are 15 marks each, and the semester exam is 50 marks. The remaining 10 marks come from five mar...

Faculty: The teachers were friendly and helpful, and the curriculum was relevant and prepared me for the industry. The exams were moderate to hard, and the pass percentage was around 60%.

Faculty: Teachers were helpful and they were knowledgeable about their teaching processes. This course is curriculum relevant and it does make students industry-ready. Exams are tough but one can pass them by preparing thoroughly and the pass percentage is 97 to 98 percent.

Faculty: The faculty present in the college is too good as they have a lot of knowledge. Faculty members here strive for excellence of the students and work hard to make every student learn at their best. Exams are regularly conducted so that no students lag behind.

Faculty: The academics at SMIT are managed by highly qualified professors at Sikkim Manipal University. Each semester, there are two different kinds of examinations: quizzes 1 and 2, and sessional 1 and 2, which also include assignments and lab sessions. Each semester is neither easy nor hard to crack; it totally depends on the students.

Faculty: There is too much load of exams after every 20 days. There is an exam for every 20 days. The full semester is divided into 2 quizzes, 2 seasonal exams, 1 lab exam, and 1 final semester exam. Courses are not that tough if you will be regular. 1 semester is of approximately 22 credits.

Faculty: The teachers lack helpfulness, but the course is highly relevant and regularly updated with industry-ready skills. Although the semester exams are challenging, with proper studying, passing them becomes manageable. However, the teaching proficiency and fluency of the faculty are questionable, and there is a noticeable bias and disappointing lack of care for students' needs. The overall quality of teaching is superb.

Faculty: The good faculty members have mostly left. I do not mean to dishonor any teacher but many of them are full of ego. especially the ones sitting at the top. They might be very knowledgeable, having published so many research papers but they do not know how to impart that knowledge. One thing I would like to mention is that teachers are approachable. They will try their best to make you understand. Many of them are friendly as well and will try their best to help you, even on a personal level. But ...