Jaypee Institute of Information Technology Faculty Details & Reviews ,Noida

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is good. Teachers focus a lot on practical learning as well. The ECE curriculum is relevant and covers core subjects along with programming skills. With electives and summer training, students become industry-ready. The semester exams are moderately difficult but manageable with consistent study. The exams are based on tutorial sheets and the concepts taught in class.

Faculty: The teachers at Jaypee Institute of Information Technology are always ready to help. It is not only the teachers who are assigned to us for a particular subject, but every faculty member of the respective subject is very kind to us and is always ready to help and clear our doubts.

Faculty: Teachers are kind of here. Some are chill. They don’t really care but they give good marks, while some really want you to study and are helpful, except one or two who are always in a bad mood, which causes mood swings in them. But the exam and the curriculum are good compared to other colleges. However, the exams are really hard compared to AKTU, IP, or DTU, etc., but we are graded based on other students, so that’s good.

Faculty: At JIIT Sector 128, faculty members are highly qualified and a few of them are supportive. The curriculum is mostly relevant. Semester exams are moderately difficult with continuous lab evaluations throughout the semester. The grading system is relatively stable, so the passing percentage changes year to year.

Faculty: Teachers do teach decently, it depends on your interaction with them. Teachers do help you if you go to them with doubts and all. Every second week there are exams so there is not much time for you to do something or explore something, T1, T2, T3, lab evaluation, lab tests, and project submissions.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified but sometimes available to solve doubts. The teaching quality is fine overall. The course curriculum is aligned with government and UGC guidelines. 3 exams take place during a semester, and the level of the examinations is moderate to difficult. The pass percentage varies from course to course, but is kept around 30% generally.

Faculty: For ECE, a few teachers are very helpful and knowledgeable, but some just read slides. The course curriculum is not relevant for interviews except for telecom/network. Exams are not that hard, but you need to focus on tutorials as maximum questions come from them. The pass percentage is 98 percent. If you miss the end-term exam, it is considered a back, that is the only way you can fail the exams.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, and some of them are IIT passouts themself and teach very well. The difficult part of the exam is pretty decent, it is obviously harder compared to other colleges, as I've asked my friends from other colleges, and the curriculum is quite interesting itself.

Faculty: The curriculum is very tough as there are 3 exams each semester, and the last exam covers the complete syllabus. Though there is relative grading, sometimes no one gets the A+ mark due to the bar. The debar percentage is about 65–70 percent, which is high.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. 99% of them are PhD holders. The curriculum is very relevant, and the style of teaching coding is very good. Semester exams are made on the tougher side to encourage students to study, but the downside is that they give too much study pressure, preventing students from gaining extra skills.

Faculty: The course is helpful. Teachers are qualified and the teaching quality was appreciated by the students. No, semester exams were not difficult at all. The passing percentage is 40, which each and every student has to maintain as eligibility criteria to be eligible for placement drives.

Faculty: It has a well-structured curriculum with current industrial academic standards. Faculty members are knowledgeable, supportive, and approachable for academic guidance. Semester exams are not very difficult and are held in a fair and transparent manner, focusing on theoretical understanding as well.

Faculty: The SDF exams are very difficult, they are most difficult in terms of private colleges. If you are opting for CSE, learn coding beforehand. Other subjects are okay, but you need to study for at least 2 weeks before exams. 1 all-nighter will barely let you pass. The curriculum is good.

Faculty: Faculty is very good in teaching their subjects. The curriculum feels up to date, and exams are also a treat to do. There happen to be 3 exams in the college: T1, T2, and T3. T3 is the end semester. They are respectively of 20 and 35 marks. Teachers are very helpful.

Faculty: The faculty is nice, syllabus is updated time to time, classes are held regularly. The exams are very difficult but there is relative grading which makes things a little easier. The subjects are practical-based and a lot of projects are involved in curriculum.