BIT Mesra Faculty Details & Reviews ,Ranchi

Faculty: The teachers are well qualified and have graduated from the top universities all around the world, such as IIT's, MIT, and many prestigious institutions. Some of the teachers are very helpful but some don't care. The institution's examinations are really tough.

Faculty: Faculty members are good. Most of them are good, but faculty members of ECE and EEE are not good. The rest are good/average. The majority of them are very helpful. In the end, you have to study yourself. Faculty just provide the notes, and many faculty members of the EEE and ECE departments do not do that. They do not share their notes, which creates problems for students.

Faculty: The curriculum is quite tough for ECE as compared to other branches. Professors are strict in ECE, but the teaching quality is good. For core-domain courses, the curriculum is relevant from an industry perspective. The semester exams are of a moderate level. As there is relative grading, it is not that tough to clear the relative grade.

Faculty: Teachers mainly focus on completing their syllabus. They barely care about whether students are getting anything or not. But the mandatory attendance policy forces students to attend classes. The course curriculum makes students ready to sit for an interview. The exams are also at tough to moderate levels, but around 90% of students are able to pass the exams every year.

Faculty: Faculty is not that serious about you, you have to work on yourself, but if you have some idea, some business plan, or a futuristic business thing in your mind, they can help you in every possible way. There are some clubs that can give you a push towards your dream.

Faculty: Faculty of ECE is a bit strict, but they are highly qualified. They can help you a lot to grow in your field. Many professors can help you turn your idea into reality. They provide you with instruments and the required materials for your project and will do their best to help you.

Faculty: Faculty members are supportive and provide good-quality teaching. They clear our concepts in depth, though not as much as required to make students fully industry-ready. The semester exams are well organized. A high percentage of students pass the examinations. Overall, I am happy to choose this course.

Faculty: Teachers are good. Many of them are highly qualified and are doing research and getting funds. In the first year there are common subject which is a con but from 2 year, main branch-wise subjects come. Semester exams are good you can pass by studying for a week. Passing percentage depends on whether the subject is relatively or absolutely marked.

Faculty: This is one of the fields where my college excels. The professors are knowledgeable, humble and experts in their field. The curriculum is good, but can be updated a bit to make it more relevant to the industry level (it's a bit more theoretical right now in 1st and 2nd years). Exams are moderately difficult, and around 85-90% students pass.

Faculty: Everything is outdated and obsolete, the course, the labs, and even the curriculum. The once-required placements are barely taught, and we need to get an online course to do the same. While the classes focus on useless derivatives and problems that are just obsolete.

Faculty: Teachers are highly educated and qualified, with a pinch of general knowledge. The teaching quality is fun and interactive. The course curriculum is entirely relevant in view of the placement season in core companies or software companies. The coding culture on the campus is also somewhat very competitive and healthy.

Faculty: All I will say is professors won't help you study. You will have to attend lectures for attendance, but you will have to study from YouTube only. The college follows relatively grading system, and the exams are decently tough. The curriculum is relevant. About the pass percentage, 6-7 students fail every semester, that's it.

Faculty: Campus life is amazing. Clubs are very active here. You won't regret your campus life. Regularly, activities are organized by clubs, and three major fests occur. Not like IITs, but it's too good. NON-CIRCUITAL branches are also okay here. If you have the ability, you will definitely attain a good package from non-circuital too.

Faculty: All teachers are PhD holders and have good knowledge of their subjects. Some teachers are very rude, especially the faculty members of the electrical department. The course curriculum is not very relevant for the first year. I have heard good things from my seniors, and they do help students. The difficulty level of semester exams is moderate. A lot of students struggle to pass due to strict instructions, which I feel is a very good thing.

Faculty: The faculty is very good and helpful in all activities, including academics and other things. Most of the teachers are highly educated and hold a Ph.D. degree. The relevant subjects to the course start being taught from the 2nd year and are mostly helpful in getting a job and very useful. The semester exam difficulty is usually average, and the passing percentage is 40 percent, but there is also relative grading.