Bharati Vidyapeeth Faculty Details & Reviews ,Sadashiv Peth, Pune

Faculty: Faculty is highly qualified and teaches students with full enthusiasm. They guide each student according to their capabilities and speed of grasping things. This course curriculum is relevant to clinical research, and the exams are pretty easy if you study hard.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. They encourage students to participate in different competitions, case studies, etc., and also help with them. Teachers and all having a Ph.D. degree. Teaching quality is also great. Course curriculum is really very nice. Semester exams are always conducted in a disciplined manner. My HR department head also has huge industry experience.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful to students, gives suggestion and shows students mistake to them and show them a right path. Not every teacher is best some of them are like just think as work is 9-5. Talking about college exams it is not hard to get pass in exam but study is needed to getting passing marks also and Syllabus is not too hard.

Faculty: I don't know why that is, but having that much attitude, even knowledge, sometimes students have more knowledge than the faculty.

Faculty: Some teachers’ teaching methods are mind-blowing. They connect the theoretical part with the real world and also guide and motivate us for the future. Their teaching quality is nice, and they are knowledgeable as well. Most of the time, the previous year's questions are repeated, but sometimes there are chances of other questions too.

Faculty: Exams are moderate, and we can pass by studying the night before the exam. Teachers are helpful and well-qualified. Students become industry-ready after completing the degree. The course curriculum is good, and teachers also do not force attendance.

Faculty: Faculty was very supportive and helpful. All faculty members were very good and worked hard to build bright careers for their students. They made us practice with assignments and test papers, which helped us score well. The courses offered were Finance, Marketing, Personnel, and Operations. There was equal emphasis on classroom lectures and practical experience. A semester examination system was followed, with exams held every six months. Semester exams of 60 marks and internal exams of 20 marks...

Faculty: There are a lot of exams. It feels like a school, to be completely honest. But after some time, we get used to it. But it is all about books. There is no actual training. Teachers do teach well.

Faculty: We have practice school too inculcated in our curriculum by the college to gain experience. Exams are a bit tough. But the curriculum is made according to students and helpful. Teachers are knowledgeable and have done research in their respective sectors and many have patents.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, and they help us when we have doubts. They also help us during practicals a lot. They are qualified holding PhD and M.Tech degrees. They are knowledgeable. The course curriculum is relevant and sufficient. It makes students industry-ready but students have to work on their skills. Semester exams are not so difficult and it's average. The pass percentage is around 85%.

Faculty: Highly qualified teachers, and have standard pattern of curriculum and exams. There are 5 exams conducted in each year. Sessional is for 20 marks, terminals is for 70 marks, sessional-2nd is for 20 marks, prelims is for 70 marks, university exams is for 70 marks. College exams and university exams are pretty difficult.

Faculty: Teachers are well-qualified, but according to past experiences, some teachers do favor the boys over girls, except that all good. Course curriculum is relevant. The pass percentage is almost 100%, and the exams are tough, but we are provided with a question bank.

Faculty: College academia is very hectic. Students have two unit tests per sem with the end sem known as final exams. Course curriculum is decided by the Pharmaceutical Council of India. The subjects available in the curriculum prepare the students for industry by having subjects like industrial pharmacy and quality assurance.

Faculty: Faculty at IMED is generally well-qualified, with many professors holding Ph. D.s and having industry experience. Professors are approachable, supportive, and interactive in their teaching methods. They often use case studies, presentations, group discussions, and live projects to make classes more engaging and practical. The MBA curriculum is regularly updated to match current industry standards. It includes core subjects, electives, and specializations like Marketing, Finance, HR, and Operati...

Faculty: Faculty members are very friendly and supportive. I will prefer calling them friends rather than faculty members. They are full of knowledge and well-qualified. Curriculum makes the students industry-ready. I will say that the semester exams in the college are moderate. The passing percentage is 36%.