MAHE Manipal Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Faculty is good and helpful, with strong knowledge and analysis of subjects and courses. They help with assignments and understanding. Mentors are assigned to each student for academic and personal support. The exams are quite tough and require strong conceptual understanding.

Faculty: I think the curriculum is much better than what our seniors had, but still, there can be improvements in the curriculum, as we have certain courses that are not at all related to the stream we have chosen. Considering the changing world, our college changes its curriculum every 3-4 years. Faculty members are also very helpful and knowledgeable, with vast experience.

Faculty: Professors are helpful, mostly non-egoistic, and help throughout. The teaching quality is great, and the teachers do help and actually put in effort. The curriculum might be a little old, but practical learning is offered by student projects and learning clubs. Semester exams are hard; they do make you go through a rough time. The pass percentage is roughly 85-90%.

Faculty: Faculty members of my department are PhD holders or M.Tech qualified. Teaching quality is smooth, and it helps us understand difficult topics easily. The course curriculum gets updated each year. Students are very pleased with the curriculum. Semester exams actually test our knowledge and help us to bring the best in us. The pass percentage is above 87 percent.

Faculty: Many teachers are awful. They don't have subject knowledge or do not know how to teach. The course curriculum is being improved every year. They remove non-CSE subjects and add more CSE-related subjects. Semester exams are made harder every year, but passing is still easy. At least 80 percent of students pass in most subjects.

Faculty: Faculty are highly qualified. Some are excellent. Some are okay & few are not so good. But this is common in any college. Teaching quality overall 3.5/5. Modern industry-aligned curriculum, but still some subjects have no relevance & their applications are not much included. Opportunity to take electives & use NPTEL/Coursera for credit transfers. Internals are of 20 marks, mid-semester 30 marks, & end-semester 50 marks. Generally, the pass percent is 35-40% ( but a minimum of 18 in the end-semes...

Faculty: Most of the professors are qualified, but that said, teaching quality varies from person to person. The course curriculum is updated regularly. Essential, the ones who pay attention in class and hustle on the side, like internships, are the ones who land good packages. The pass percentage is pretty high. However, consistent studying is necessary to avoid backlogs.

Faculty: Teachers were helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality was also good. The course curriculum was relevant. The college had various clubs for research and development, which collaborated with companies to make students industry-ready. The semester exam was a little hard.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and the teaching quality is great. Some things in the course feel irrelevant but most of it is very relevant. Semester exams are difficult, scoring is easy but maintaining a GPA is difficult because of the relatively strict grading. You need to score at least 36 percent to pass.

Faculty: Teachers are filled with immense knowledge and have one of the greatest experiences. Professors are really friendly and visionary when it comes to acquiring industrial trivia from them and maybe landing a upcoming internship. Exams are well designed to acquire GATE-level knowledge making students fit for direct industrial exposure.

Faculty: The faculty at MIT Manipal is generally helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable in their respective domains. Most professors have strong academic backgrounds and are very approachable. Semester exams are a bit tougher compared to other colleges. Continuous quizzes and tests are available.

Faculty: Good curriculum and faculty cover the course in time and provide good projects and other opportunities. They are open to mentoring students for research papers and projects, support students usually, and engage in cultural activities to help out with everything.

Faculty: Everybody definitely knows their subjects and has an abundance of knowledge about the course, but a few of them do not know how to teach. The course is extensive and covers a wide range of subjects, which I really liked. However, the syllabus of certain subjects, I feel, added no value. Certain information in the syllabus is just useless and can be replaced with important information.

Faculty: Energy Auditing, management, & Lighting is a very niche course, offered by very few colleges in India. The domain specialisation is in Illumination studies. The course is highly rigorous and very oriented towards the industry norms and requirements. Faculty members are good. They are highly educated and experienced. They have done their post-graduation from top universities in India.

Faculty: This course has a dual focus. They focus on both perspectives, i.e., production as well as research. I would give 4 out of 5 for research. Teachers are awesome, supportive, and very knowledgeable. A student who passes out from this institute has excellent caliber.