CVMU Faculty Details & Reviews ,Vallabh Vidyanagar

Faculty: Teachers are great and very qualified for their posts, but the way of teaching is too boring, as they only read the text in pre-made PPTs every year. This looks good for some time, but it makes students disinterested in the course. No, the course is not relevant, as there are many of them, and no, it doesn't make you industry-ready at all. Semester exams are difficult, but if you study hard, you can clear them. The pass percentage is not high; rather, it gives you a backlog in a particular subje...

Faculty: I'd say many of the teachers here are not able to speak fluent English, even though they teach well, we need them to speak the local language for understanding. The university tries as much as they can, I think it's easy to pass the semester exams, but the subjects you'll get to know about.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful if we discuss the doubt that is in our mind, and they have great qualification in their subject. They teach good. This course is relevant to curriculum and makes us industry ready. Our semester exam is not that hard it’s quite hard only, but if we do PYQs of particular subject, we have chance to pass the semester by average marks.

Faculty: Exam level is decent. Faculty members are helpful and cooperative. They provide industrial training in the college for students' life. My course is information technology. It is a good course with excellent faculty members. They also help students.

Faculty: Curriculum of college is very good. More then 6 events are organize in 1 month. Teachurs are good. They are provide information about industry. They make students for placement. Exam level is medium and there is 2 exams in 6 months : mid exams, external exams.

Faculty: Teaching quality is average. Some teachers are not helping you. There are minimum industrial visits, special in the mechanical branch. Some teachers are confused about the answers to any questions. Sometimes when students ask any questions, the teachers are not able to answer them.

Faculty: Teachers are always available and provide true guidance related to their fields. You just have to be connected with them as per your needs. In the first year, you will learn almost all non-relevant courses, but then all will be core subjects, so that the students will be ready for the industry. Semester exams are taken by CVMU University, not GTU.

Faculty: Faculty members are very good, and they work hard in teaching. They are also helpful in providing industrial experience. Our college has two types of exams, mid semester and semester. The exams are harder compared to other colleges because they believe in hard work. The teachers are very helpful and good.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is also good. It is relevant and also makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are moderate, and the passing ratio is 85%. Although the material provided is very supportive and helpful.

Faculty: Teachers are of a good nature, helpful, and some of them are from IIT. The teaching quality is good for half of the faculty. Everyone is qualified, but half of them are good teachers. The curriculum is the same as GTU, so there's no difference, and it's good enough to get placed. Semester exams are just quite tough; if you're 50% serious about the exams, you'll pass.

Faculty: Good faculty members, but after all, you are in college, so it depends on your hard work to study. The teacher would be just a guiding light for you, you have to walk on that path, so faculty members are supportive in nature, and attendance of 75% is mandatory.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, and some of them are highly qualified and very experienced. Teaching is good. The course curriculum is not that industry-ready, it is similar to GTU almost. Semester exams are how they should be, not too hard nor too easy, some students do fail.

Faculty: Teachers are well-educated and they solve all your doubts, but some of them only speak Gujarati. The course is adopted and designed by many colleges like IITs and GTU, so it makes you industry-ready. Semesters are not hard, you just have to solve the problems to get a good grade.

Faculty: There are 1 mid and 1 external so it is not fully focused, and that external exam is taken after 20 days of Diwali vacation. To clear mid exams, we score at least 7 marks in the exam. Practical exams are conducted after external exams so this type of curriculum.

Faculty: Faculty at ADIT are highly qualified, supportive, and focus on practical learning. The curriculum is regularly updated and industry oriented, helping students become job ready. Semester exams are moderately challenging with a high pass rate, ensuring fair and comprehensive evaluation.