St Joseph's University Bangalore Faculty Details & Reviews ,Lalbagh Rd., Bangalore

Faculty: Faculty is really good, they are very experienced, and they teach really well. Curriculum is balanced with both extracurricular activities and studies, and we will have time for exams, which are well done. There are no complaints about the teaching.

Faculty: The MSW program at St. Joseph University is designed to blend academic learning with professional exposure. The faculty is one of the strongest aspects of the course. Most of them have not only academic qualifications but also years of field experience in areas like social work practice, counseling, community development, and NGO management.

Faculty: The curriculum was not rigorous. Faculty members were very approachable, well-qualified, and helpful. The course curriculum was well-planned and revised regularly. College provided a great experience, and the only problem was placement at college. Faculty members were quite good.

Faculty: College has a well-regarded MSW programme, and its faculty are generally knowledgeable and experienced. The faculty members are also involved in research projects and have published books. The college provides students with practical experience and exposure to the social work field.

Faculty: Professors were really helpful and insightful. The course was also very enjoyable. Though foreign languages were seen as a challenge it was a welcome change for me as it helped me improve my proficiency in a new language (they offer German and French). The course did loads to help us make industry-ready with newsroom simulations, policy labs, and research training + fact-finding for international relations and conflict studies. Semester exams were of an appropriate level for our course and could...

Faculty: Faculty members were all experienced and elderly people in their 40s and 50s. They were very friendly and very strict. They knew the limits and were experts in handling the class. Studied in annual scheme at that time, there were two exams in a year which were mid-term and annual. We had quarterly assessments we had a carry-forward scheme even if we failed in two subjects. We had an option to carry forward those subjects for the next year, and we could appear for supplementary exams to clear tho...

Faculty: Teachers are generally supportive and approachable. Most teachers are qualified and try to help their students. The curriculum is aligned with current trends, especially in journalism and mass communication, where they even include short-term projects.

Faculty: Faculty members were incrediblely knowledgeable and approachable as well. Jesuit pedagogy aims towards holistic and academic development, going side by side. Students were encouraged to critically engage with their reading and syllabus while also being given the capacity and skills required to look beyond what was on the reading list. Semester exams were not difficult if you attended classes regularly.

Faculty: Honestly speaking the exam difficulty level depends on the subject and how much we understand but the teachers are well-qualified and also give us important trips and topics to study for the exam to pass it. They do give chance to give an internal exam if you fail to give it once.

Faculty: Faculty members and the syllabus completed are absolutely good. Teachers are well-trained and do their job well. They always guide us. Semester exams are not that difficult and pay attention and be consistent. There are a few difficult subjects everyone will come across but with the expertise of the faculty members, we will get through it.

Faculty: Teachers possess excellent qualifications and subject-matter expertise. When it comes to internships and comprehending the breadth of the disciplines, teachers are always willing to assist. There is less pressure, and the material is simple to understand. 55% is the passing percentage.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful during exams and they have knowledge of the subject. The course teaches us theoretical knowledge. The pass percentage is around 33 out of 100. Teaching quality is the same in every college, it’s just about how you bring out your best with teacher’s knowledge.

Faculty: Most faculty members are friendly only some are rude. All the teachers are helpful and qualified and everyone has knowledge on the subject they teach and everyone has their style and way of teaching. The course is updated every year, and they teach how the real industry works and make our industry ready, sem exams aren't so tough as it's broken down into 2 parts internals (sem + 2 CIA and one end sem. You just need 40 to pass so it's no big deal.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. They are available after hours to help students with doubts or anything The teaching quality is really good. Semester exams are easy and good. We have to submit 2 assignments for 10 marks. Each test is for 25 marks and an end-semester exam is for 60 marks. The course does make students industry-ready. The course curriculum is relevant.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified enough and they have good speakers. They motivate us to be good students and help us improve academically. But additional help in studies is not given. Faculty members must broaden their skills a bit. Semester exams are good and moderate. The pass percentage is relatively good.