KIIT Faculty Details & Reviews ,Bhubaneswar

Faculty: Faculty members would give free attendance if someone enrols for internships even in the middle of a semester. Our faculty members themselves used to push us that we should pursue as many internships as that's the only way to have firsthand experience in law. Their teaching included grinding, but it was all worth it.

Faculty: Most of our faculty members are from IITs or NITs. They are well experienced in their areas of subjects. Some are strict, and they want things to be done according but overall, they are kind and helpful. They help to solve our doubts whenever we are in trouble. They all take online meetings during exams if needed.

Faculty: Teachers were helpful and supportive. All of them were well-talented and knowledgeable. The course curriculum was not specific to the industry, but all the T&P classes were provided by the college. Semester exams were easy, basic preparation was enough for a good CGPA, and the pass percentage was 90 percent.

Faculty: The teaching quality is moderate to good. Our courses properly follow industrial requirements. During the semester exams, our faculty makes many rules and regulations. The difficulty level of our exams is moderate to hard. Sometimes, the papers are easy.

Faculty: Most teachers are newcomers. They do not have much experience. Their teaching quality is average. All senior teachers are helpful with research papers and projects. The course curriculum is relevant. Exams are easy to moderate, but the core subjects are hard. Pass percentage is 80%.

Faculty: Teachers are very supportive, helpful, and kind. The course objectives are very supportive, as they help us understand the outcomes of the courses offered and what we have learnt. The teaching quality is fantastic. It makes the students industry-ready. University also has a great alumni network. The course is very good.

Faculty: The college provides well-qualified teachers. We have supportive faculty. The curriculum is relevant and helps students develop industry-relevant skills. Semester exams are moderate. Students who attend class regularly and study consistently can pass comfortably. The college provides an academic environment with good learning and career opportunities.

Faculty: Faculty members are qualified. Students can approach them. Programming, databases, operating systems, networking, etc., are included in our curriculum. Coding and additional skills outside the classroom are required to be industry-ready. Semester exams are moderately difficult.

Faculty: All the teachers here are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is also up to the mark as per the students' standards of understanding. The course doesn't make students industry-ready. For an average student, it is easy to keep a CGPA above 7.

Faculty: Recent KIIT student reviews describe faculty as well-qualified. They are knowledgeable and generally helpful. Several reviews specifically mention faculty with PhD and strong academic backgrounds. They also mention good domain knowledge. Teaching quality is not uniform across every professor. Some faculty are better at explaining concepts. They are also better at mentoring students than others. KIIT itself reports 3,000 faculty members or researchers. It emphasizes multidisciplinary teaching and...

Faculty: Our professors were highly qualified but were not very friendly. They were strict. Our college followed a semester system. Before every semester, our professors prepared us very well. The papers were hard. The exams were held under CCTV surveillance. Our sports faculty members were also good. They organized cricket, football, and volleyball tournaments every year.

Faculty: Faculty experience is okay-ish overall. Some faculty members are genuinely amazing and very helpful, while with others, you may have to put in more effort yourself. I feel that in CSE especially, you cannot depend completely on classroom teaching and need to study and practise on your own. The exams are also not extremely difficult if you attend classes and study properly. With consistent preparation, they are quite manageable.

Faculty: Curriculum and exams are nice. Faculty is sometimes good, sometimes not good. There is a language barrier between students and faculty. Faculty speak in English only but their Odia accent is sometimes difficult to understand. The course is good. Everything required is taught there.

Faculty: Most of the faculty members are qualified, and they know the concept they are teaching you, but at the end it depends entirely upon which faculty you get. Some are really helpful and interactive, while others stick to the slides. The curriculum covers the basics properly and is interconnected, but coding and skills are entirely up to you if you want to get industry-ready. Semester exams are not tough, just follow the teacher's notes and attend the classes regularly. 40 marks are the passing crit...

Faculty: Faculty members are very knowledgeable and open to any type of academic doubts. Mentors are provided for every group of 30–40 students. The exams conducted here have a proper system with proper invigilation by faculty members. The curriculum is also designed in such a way that students get enough time for self-study. Faculty members are also well-educated and liberal in terms of marks allotment.