UIET Rohtak Faculty Details & Reviews ,Rohtak

Faculty: Teachers are helpful to the students; if any student does not get their point during teaching, they can also ask them in their staff room. They are well graduated. Some of the teachers are Ph.D. holders. The course builds the students ready for jobs and helps them gain experience in our surroundings. The semester exams are not that difficult. The exam pattern is divided into four sections, and each question consists of 15 marks, totaling 75 marks. The passing percentage is 30%.

Faculty: Faculty are so nice to students, except for some teachers. The curriculum is perfect, and they gave enough time to study for exams. I am satisfied with the preparatory holidays they give and the time for submission of the assignment. Faculty is understanding of students.

Faculty: Exam papers are slightly tough and subjects are interesting. There are no good teachers. They give real education. Teachers are bad and they do not take classes properly. They are not making us study in an interesting manner. Overall, it is a below-average college.

Faculty: Faculty-to-student ratio is good, the faculty are very friendly, and they clarify each and every doubt of students. My favourite professors are Nirjhar Hang Sir and Amit Shaw Sir. Their explanation during the class is really awesome, and they are friendly with all the students.

Faculty: Faculty members are very nice. They offer help to every student possible. The faculty-to-student ratio is around 1:150. But there are tutorial classes as well where students can ask as many doubts as they can, and the ratio is 1:25. Overall, it's very easy to communicate. To be honest, till now every faculty I have met is amazing, sweet, generous, and very educated. There are many exams, mainly MSTs, tests, and sessional. Sessionals are comparatively easy, but MST and EST are tough. Majority of ...

Faculty: When we talk about the faculty, some faculty members are nice to us as they are well-disciplined and helpful, but some faculty members are rude and indifferent to students. The course curriculum is relevant, but a little more effort is necessary. Semester exams are easy to moderate.

Faculty: The faculty-to-student ratio is about 1:6, and the faculty members are so friendly and easy to ask anything. I like the faculty members of my college, whom is Shikha Singh and Kiran sir, because they are very good teachers and make everything easier for students. There are four types of exams in one semester, first is mid-semester exam, second is internal-practical, 3rd one is theory exams, and the last one is external practical and Viva. The theory exam is based on G-scheme.

Faculty: Faculty is very supportive and knowledgeable. My course is 4 years and has 8 semesters, whereas the first and second semesters don't have many tech-related subjects. In 1st semester, only C programming was taught, and in second semester, C++ was taught, and in 3rd sem, DSA and other tech subjects came. If we talk about marking scheme, 25 marks are internal, which includes attendance, internal exam, and practical marks, and 75 marks of the final exam (external exam). Syllabus covers core concepts...

Faculty: All the faculty in Maharshi Dayanand University, Ajmer are good, but what I like the most is UIET case. I am a student of UIET, which is the biggest faculty in Maharshi Dayanand University, and the faculty of marks is also good. Exam at Marathi Dayanand University is not so difficult, it is average.

Faculty: Faculty is very good and friendly. Exams are conducted every 6 months. Exam levels differ from subject to subject. Checking of exams is a bit strict because exams are checked in MDU. So many students also reappear in many subjects. Library timings are same as college timings, which is 4 pm. There is a subject named IOT for students, which is very helpful. We make projects in IOT, which helps us to learn about so many new things. Exams are not very difficult overall, we can say exams are moderate...

Faculty: Course curriculum is very good as the college follows new education policy. Faculty members in the college are not very highly trained, and they are not very professional. They only know their syllabus. There are three exams in a semester, the first one is sessional 1, second is sessional 2, and third is final semester exam.

Faculty: I cannot remember the student to faculty ratio, but with certain speculation, I can say it is pretty good. I liked the teaching of our surveying faculty, mr Ravinder Faldakoti sir. There used to be 2 semester exams, and 4 mid sessional exams are conducted in our college.

Faculty: Honesty, the faculty-to-student ratio in our college is quite decent. Classes are not overcrowded. We usually have one internal and one final exam every semester. Plus, there are small tests or assignments in between. The fee is too high, and I felt the overall cost of living and studying there was not affordable for me and my family. There are occasional quizzes, but some subjects, like Business Law or Economics, can be a bit tricky if we do not prepare well.

Faculty: The faculty-to-student ratio is 1:10. Faculty members are very frank and caring towards students. We can approach the faculty members at their desks any time. I like Gundeep Tanwar Sir the most, who is the HOD of my department. He is a person with a very different and dashing personality. I would rate the course curriculum as very good in terms of relevance and comprehensiveness. The course curriculum has prepared me well for real-world applications.

Faculty: Most of the faculty members are really nice and helpful if we approach them. The faculty-to-student ratio is 1:10. I am in the first year, so I won't be able to tell which faculty is best, but till now my experience has been good. Exams are easy to clear. Even if we study sincerely one day before the exam, we will do well. But some students fail to clear the exams due to irregularity and lenient behavior.