BITS Pilani Faculty and Professors ,

Faculty: Teachers are very active in class and seem genuinely interested in teaching their subjects. They are very supportive. The course is well-designed. Changes are made every year to make it more practical rather than purely theoretical. The difficulty of exams increases gradually. The initial quizzes are easier. The difficulty increases from mid-semester exams to comprehensive exams.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified and teach really well. Even though the curriculum is very interesting, the only thing is that academics are a little hard and take up a lot of time. The exam levels in mid-semester and end-semester are pretty difficult, and even the average goes high because of a lot of really smart students on campus.

Faculty: Almost all teachers hold Ph.D. degrees, and some of them are from foreign universities. Professors are really passionate and helpful. The curriculum keeps modifying according to industry demands. Exams in any form of evaluation are always ongoing to maintain academic focus.

Faculty: All teachers are helpful and knowledgeable. The teaching techniques of some teachers are questionable. The course curriculum is more relevant than that of other colleges. Semester exams are not that tough, but good preparation is important. The course curriculum is very student-friendly and focuses on concept-based learning.

Faculty: Exams are difficult, but the course curriculum is decent. They are trying to adapt to new methods, such as making engineering drawing digital, and have introduced some courses to counter mental pressure. Overall, the teaching staff are good, and the system of tutorials is very effective.

Faculty: The teachers are very helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable, with vast experience in their respective fields, and they teach exceptionally well. The student–faculty ratio is also good. The course curriculum is up to date and is revised every year to remain relevant. Since BITS is inspired by MIT, it follows an international, modern, and industry-oriented curriculum. The institute follows a continuous evaluation system, so the final exam carries relatively less weight, although it is still a majo...

Faculty: Teachers here are very nice to approach, highly knowledgeable, experienced, and highly qualified. Many teachers here have studied abroad, and many are from IITs and NITs, like good institutions. Not my current course properly, but the B.E course I'll get in 2nd year will definitely make students industry-ready. Semester exams are too difficult as BITS has one of the toughest relative grading systems in India. It makes it difficult for students to get a good CGPA. The pass percentage varies with ...

Faculty: Most teachers are highly qualified, usually have done lots of great research, especially if you're looking to do some projects under them. Teaching material and quality are helpful, and usually the tests are quite challenging, requiring a thorough knowledge of the course. Attendance is less strict than in other colleges, and one gets a lot of opportunities to build their profile in terms of extracurriculars. Usually, the passing criteria for exams are not much, but to get a good grade, consisten...

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. Students can visit their chambers at given hours for one-to-one doubt clearing as well as in either lectures or tutorial sessions. Semester exams can be a bit stressful because of the good competition, but students also help each other alongside the faculty.

Faculty: Teachers, especially in my department, are very helpful, supportive, interactive, and open to doubts all the time. All are Ph.D. holders from reputable institutions and have great knowledge of the subject. Curriculum is also up to the mark, exams are an integral part of evaluation, combined with continuous evaluation. Pass percentage is high.

Faculty: The pass percentage should be well over 90%. Exams can be considered difficult and hectic, especially the midterms. Teachers are very knowledgeable, and I believe what we are taught is largely relevant to the industry. The course doesn't feel outdated, and students have benefited from industry training through internship programs, preparing them to be industry-ready, in my opinion.

Faculty: Teachers are well qualified. They have doctorates and master's degrees in several fields. The exams are conducted every month (quizzes, mid-semester, and final exams). Labs are conducted weekly and have evaluative components also. Semester exams are very tough and the average is very low. The pass percentage varies but is usually 25% of the total marks of the subject.

Faculty: The faculty is really cooperative. They are highly qualified with a large majority holding PhD and are known for their strong industry experience. They have diverse teaching methodologies and focus on keeping the curriculum updated with current industry requirements.

Faculty: Teachers are quite helpful. They set up a Chembur consultation hour which helps us to get a one-on-one interaction with them. The course curriculum is based on Massachusetts University as it is one of the leading universities of the world. Questions are logically based instead of rote learning. Exams are quite difficult, which makes us more competitive.

Faculty: Yes, the teachers are helpful and knowledgeable; they also help those students who are not able to grasp the concepts they are taught in the classroom. Teaching quality is top-notch. The course designed by BITS Pilani is relevant and industry-ready. The semester exams are good if you understand the concepts clearly.