Manipal University Jaipur Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Great teachers, well-qualified with excellent communication skills and experience. Overall teaching quality is superb. They guide very well and make students industry-ready. The difficulty level is normal and perfect. Around 80-90% of students pass their exams if they prepare well.

Faculty: Exams can be hard, but they are hard in all colleges. Staying consistent with studies is the key to getting good marks. Daily practice and revisions are required, and time management is most important for all students. The curriculum is the same traditional curriculum as other colleges, which is common in most schools across India; the only important thing is finding good peers.

Faculty: Faculty members for Architecture at Manipal University, Jaipur, are experienced and helpful. They explain concepts in an easy and understandable way. The course curriculum is relevant and includes both theory and practical learning. Semester exams are moderately difficult.

Faculty: To be honest, you have good and average teachers, not just here but everywhere. My personal opinion is that you need to put in your personal efforts and hard work alongside what's being taught while you take any professional course. The rest is all normal.

Faculty: All the teachers are well qualified and have done Ph.D. in their fields. They teach very well. Every semester we have a mid-term exam, and then we have to give the end-term exam, and we have to give an assignment and presentation, and papers are set at a very good level.

Faculty: MUJ faculty is supportive and knowledgeable, though teaching quality varies by department. Exams are of moderate level, not too tough, not too easy. Continuous assessment, midterms, and end terms keep you consistent throughout the year. Here, exams are conducted on E-pad, not in pen-and-paper mode.

Faculty: The college has very well-educated faculty who have studied in reputed colleges and provide very good support with studies and any other issues. We have to take an exam for 1 semester first, the midterm exam, and second, the end-of-semester exam, and we have to submit assignments, projects, and presentations to the faculty.

Faculty: The exams are done on an iPad, not on paper, and the gadget causes problems many times. That's a drawback, apart from that, the syllabus is good compared to other universities, and exams are not that tough either, but I feel the syllabus is too much to handle within such a short duration.

Faculty: All the teachers are well-qualified and knowledgeable. The lectures are 50 minutes long, and the syllabus is covered systematically. They don't hurry or waste time, and hurry in the end, the marks are divided into 3 parts: the CWS, midterm, and end term. CWS is the combination of a PowerPoint presentation, assignments, some quizzes, and classroom attention, which is for 30 marks, the midterm is of 30 marks, and the end term is 40 marks, but the paper is made of 80 marks. Whatever marks you get w...

Faculty: Exam questions are analytical. The semesters are short, only 4 months of classes, and in the 5th month, we have our end terms. Midterms carry 30 marks, and the end term carries 80 marks, downscaled to 40 when the final calculation is worked out, along with assignments of 30 marks each subject.

Faculty: Teachers are good for many courses. For some courses, they are just bad like university keeps on introducing new courses every year. So most of the time, no teacher in university knows any of them, so they just watch youtube videos just like us before teaching us. While talking about exams, they are not constant for every course like CSE and data science. The exams are the hardest for AI, IT, IoT, CCE, and ECE, they are medium to easy.

Faculty: Teachers are good, helpful, and knowledgeable, and most of them are Ph.D. qualified. The course is very relevant, and it does make the students industry-ready. It's not really difficult, if you study nicely, you need at least 35-40% to pass the exam.

Faculty: Teachers are pretty knowledgeable and polite with their subjects and loyal. They are able to clarify subjects, yet I would say the first year subjects are unnecessary for someone who has got CSE degree as I would study biology, chemistry, etc. Almost 80% of students pass the semester exams. The exams are pretty easy, last 2 weeks of preparation can give you more than 8 GPA.

Faculty: There are more teachers than needed, but some teachers need to improve their teaching methods. The course is mostly relevant, although some subjects are not part of the curriculum. Semester exams are tough because some teachers don’t even provide the proper study materials.

Faculty: Professors are very knowledgeable. They will always help you if you try to reach out to them. You can also work with faculty members in the lab if you talk to them. The curriculum is planned according to recent needs in the industry. Semester exams are decent at a difficult level. You can pass the exams with good marks if you attend the classes regularly.