Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra - Noida Extension Center Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Faculty members are superb, supportive, and lenient if we obey them. They know what to teach and how to teach. They ensure that there is a bit of fun during the lectures to avoid boredom and distraction from the subject. Both the management and CS departments have great faculty members.

Faculty: Faculty is well-versed with the industrial norms and provides sufficient attention to the needs and requirements of each and every student, making sure that each topic and subject is clear to the students. They are readily available to help students at any hour.

Faculty: Faculty are good here with a wider range of knowledge. Some are there who are lazy in studying, but the rest are good. Exams usually come from the main campus of Mesra. But it's average, as sometimes they are very direct, but this time it was tricky and a little tough. But overall, it's good to go.

Faculty: The faculty members are very helpful and are well qualified knowledgeable and highly experienced in teaching. The college conducts the hackathon which helps the students do things in many dimensions which helps to work on real-life projects The semester exam are quite difficult and have 40% is the passing percentage.

Faculty: The teachers are very good, and they also helped us. The exams are term-wise; there are 6 semesters with 12 examinations in those semesters. Good course for the creative people who like to learn designing and more in the future, also for the artist who draws well.

Faculty: Great Faculty, Great curriculum. The curriculum changes and depends on recent trends in the industry. Exams held twice per semester, tests are regularly conducted. The faculty is helpful in terms of placement and they will even help with your personal projects.

Faculty: Faculty members were good and supportive, but I'm not sure about the administration department. Exams were easy, smooth, and not hectic. They usually depend on the teachers, and you need 33% to pass. They need to change the traditional course and add new material according to industry needs.

Faculty: Faculty is educated, well-qualified, knowledgeable, and helpful, but some teachers are educated, but they don’t teach. They don’t take classes like a government college in this college. Only teaching is good, but after that, everything is very bad. You don’t have to worry about passing, the teacher will pass you, but you don’t need to worry about being toppers. Teachers will never give you that many marks.

Faculty: The teachers were very helpful, qualified and knowledgeable. Some teachers are very supportive and accessible for help, while others may focus on theoretical instruction with limited industry exposure, which can affect the learning experience. The curriculum is fairly relevant.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful; they are always ready to help anytime. Course curriculum: relevant course is technical; it makes students ready for corporate. It makes students industry-ready. The semester exam is very different when we are new. Pass percentage is 50% per subject.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and approachable, and most professors hold PhDs. The teaching is a mix of theoretical and practical approaches. The MCA curriculum is structured to make students industry-ready. It covers a wide range of subjects such as algorithms, DBMS, and AI/ML.

Faculty: The faculty, however, is really good. Every semester has one mid-semester exam worth 25 marks and an end-semester exam worth 50 marks, with other assessments in the form of quizzes. Attendance, which is mandatory at 75%, typically accounts for 5 marks, but the faculty is genuinely supportive.

Faculty: Generally, major no. teachers are helpful; they are well qualified and they know the best trick to teach the students in the class. The course curriculum is not too relevant; I think with course curriculum, college have to focus on industry visit, tours, etc.

Faculty: 6 semesters, 2 quizzes, a mid sem and an end sem exams are held per semester. Total marks required out of 100 is 40 to pass. The course is well segregated and very detailed. There are selective topics in the syllabus which are generally required for beginners to understand the whole scenario of a certain field of their interest.

Faculty: The faculty members were knowledgeable, with most of them holding PhDs. The classes were interesting at times when they were interactive or comprehensive,, but more often than not, they were just based on pre-made notes or PPTs. Apart from this, there were four exams in total per semester: Quiz 1, the mid-semester exam, Quiz 2, and the final exam.