VIT - Vidyalankar Institute of Technology Faculty Details & Reviews ,Wadala, Mumbai

Faculty: Teachers are really good and supportive. They help us as we ask them for help also encourage us. They provide a platform to get more information about any topic. They also guide us according to our strengths and weaknesses. The college is really good as it is an autonomous college, so it plans all the curriculum. In the semester, it is a passing of 40 marks out of hundred. There are two MSE exams from which the average is taken, and ESE is there, and assignments. There are 11 assignments out of ...

Faculty: Almost every teacher from our department is very knowledgeable and helpful. Our autonomous course curriculum is much better than other Mumbai University colleges. Semester exams aren't difficult because of the Monday test strategy of our college instead of mid-sem exams, due to such a strategy we students have to study every week of the semester which also makes us knowledgeable and industry-ready.

Faculty: Teachers at VIT are very helpful, friendly, and chill. They are the backbone of VIT. If you ever get admission to VIT, you’ll be surprised at how close faculty members are to students. They engage themselves in almost every event along with students and also encourage them. They are knowledgeable, and their teaching style is unique. However, like everywhere, there are exceptions. The college curriculum is good, it’s not hectic, but if you want to be industry-ready, you should study more than wha...

Faculty: This is an autonomous college. We have a little different syllabus than Mumbai University colleges but also it's not completely different. Every Monday we have tests which helps in end semester exam. All faculty members are helpful and always ready to solve the doubts.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, and we also get to learn online from famous professors. The course curriculum is very much relevant, making students industry-ready. Exams are pretty difficult, and passing marks depend on the marking scheme. Exams are divided into two parts: MSE and ESE. Students are well-prepared for exams. We have subjects that are also taught in international institutions, helping us explore more and new things.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and teachers are also well-qualified and experienced, and some teachers are new in the teaching field but good, and some teachers are doing Ph.D. and teaching also. Courses are relevant and they make the students industry-ready and good.

Faculty: Vidyalankar Institute of Technology provides a very good teacher-to-student ratio, I would say. All the staff members and faculty are very friendly in nature and are always ready to help students anytime. The course and curriculum structure has a very good balance in Vidyalankar Institute of Technology, honestly. Students are offered a variety of extracurricular activities to get involved in, along with studies.

Faculty: The course and curriculum structure were good. The courses were challenging but not overwhelming, and the curriculum was well balanced. In addition, the teachers were very well qualified and helpful. Finally, the school offered a wide variety of extracurricular activities, which made my time there even more enjoyable.

Faculty: The curriculum is based on the latest NEP (National Education Policy). I would say it is pretty up-to-date compared to some other colleges. The applications of the subject are properly taught to us by the faculty members, though some improvements might be needed. Some subjects are outdated or not required in our field. I think of them as extra, and yes, you need to give their exams properly.

Faculty: Yes, of course, teachers in VIT are very helpful, and every teacher in VIT is an expert in their own field. Many of the teachers are holding advanced degrees from IITs, foreign universities, and many more. The teaching quality is also very interactive, and it is industry-ready. Professors often incorporate case studies, real-world project building, and technological tools to make learning dynamic and engaging. Semester exams are not that difficult; they're between easy to moderate. As VIT is an ...

Faculty: The curriculum is well designed and focuses towards the industry level. There is a very practical approach in almost every course. Exams are timely conducted, and results are published on practical knowledge. As the college is autonomous, there is combined passing for every subject which reduces the risk of failures.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and give the best out of them to make us understand the topic. All the teachers are not good, but I can say that 80% of the faculty are good at explaining concepts. The theory part is helpful to a smaller part, but the practical is really very helpful.

Faculty: Faculty members are very supportive. They always students helps solve our doubts. Most of the teachers have a Master's or Ph.D. degree. Curriculum is not up to date, it just helps to clear basic. We have to learn by our own using YouTube or Google. Semester exams are very easy, as the college is autonomous, and rarely someone fails to clear.

Faculty: All teachers are helpful and highly qualified. They are Ph.D. holders. The teaching is top-notch. They don't mind helping to solve doubts after lectures. The course curriculum is relevant but in the end, every student has to work on their skill set. Semester exams are moderate. Most of the students pass.

Faculty: Faculty members are quite approachable and friendly. But, some faculty members cannot teach well and are not experienced. Rest assured, students will get the best faculty members with PhD qualifications. Course curriculum is quite relevant and industry-ready, including coding languages like C, DSA in C, OOPs in Java, Advanced Java, etc. Still, some hardware courses are not relevant according to my branch (IT). Exam pattern is as follows every Monday, there is a test of all subjects (one subject ...