Manipal University Jaipur Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: The teaching quality is good, I would say. Almost all teachers teach with a lot of passion, excluding some. All of them are highly skilled and knowledgeable. The curriculum is updated every semester to make the students more and more industry-ready. The difficulty of the semester exams is okay, with the pass percentage being around 85 to 90 percent.

Faculty: Teachers are really helpful in terms of studies. They are always available whenever you try to contact them they'll always revert to you with a very helpful text. They do make students industry-ready too I mean they make you mindful and intelligent.

Faculty: Teachers teach the topics well. The syllabus is relevant to my course. The semester exams are well-balanced.

Faculty: Teachers are well qualified and knowledgeable. They are helpful, though their quality depends on the person. The courses are relevant, but everything depends on the individual and how they extract knowledge from them. It is not spoon-feeding anymore.

Faculty: At MUJ, all faculty members are helpful, but in some cases, they are not. Their teaching quality is interesting. MUJ makes students industry-ready, but not all students are fully prepared. The difficulty level of semester exams is moderate. The passing criteria for MUJ semester exams are just getting 28 marks out of 80.

Faculty: The majority of professors hold Ph.D. degrees in their respective fields. They have a combination of academic and corporate experience. Program covers everything from a solid foundation to advanced practical understanding. Semester exams are not difficult because the professors are very helpful and kind. They teach clearly and understandably, which helps students perform well in examinations.

Faculty: Faculty members are educated and qualified. Many hold Ph.D. degrees in their field of research. They are very supportive. The course curriculum is okay in the first year, but it should be improved. So it does not help much in future engineering. After the first year, the curriculum improves and becomes more industry-ready.

Faculty: The teacher is helpful and knowledgeable, and comes from a good background. The course curriculum is so relevant. I liked that thing. Semester exams are average, not too easy nor too hard, the rest depends on different subjects' teachers. The passing percentage is 33%, and attendance is mandatory 75%.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified. Sometimes the teachers are overly qualified, and the teaching qualities are top-notch. Sometimes they stay up late till night just to teach us. The course curriculum is really relevant, and it makes the student industry-ready. Exams were really difficult this semester, and the pass percentage was only 75%. Overall, because of our qualified teachers I was able to pass my exams.

Faculty: Faculty are qualified and supportive, with decent teaching quality. Curriculum is relevant but requires self-learning for industry readiness. Exams are moderate or easy, and the pass percentage is fairly high. There are backup exams as well for mid-semesters.

Faculty: Faculty members and courses are average, some are good, but others feel like they're illiterate. They will either like you or they don't. Semesters are really easy to pass. I myself studied for the last couple of days and got an 8.33 GPA. If you're consistent, you get marks. Some faculty members really push you forward, but others just make your life ***.

Faculty: Most of the teachers here are really helpful and teach in the classes, not neglecting the students completely. Some of the teachers are not as good at teaching, but the faculty here is helpful in general. The syllabus is mostly the same as that of government colleges for all the courses. About difficulty, scoring high here is pretty possible if you study. The papers are mainly at an average level, 28/80 is the passing mark in the end terms.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified, and they teach you everything with patience. If you have a problem, they make sure you understand it. The course curriculum is the updated one as per the rules of the Bar Council of India and the Education Board. Semester exams are not very difficult if you study properly in class and do a bit of self-studying.

Faculty: The curriculum is standard and prepares students for future onsite work. The exam is fully on an e-pad, which gives good experience to the students. The exam difficulty level is quite high, but the faculty prepares us for this, so scores are good. The teachers are very talented and knowledgeable.

Faculty: Teachers are very good and well-qualified. They provide PDFs of every unit when they complete the unit. The course curriculum is relevant, and it makes students industry-ready. Semester 1.2 is just a level up from class 12. After the 3rd semester, there is a lot to study, and the course becomes harder.