PES University Bangalore Faculty Details & Reviews ,Banashankari, Bangalore

Faculty: As I said about the faculty, the same applies here too. The courses are well structured to be industry-ready and knowledgeable. They have all the courses for basic knowledge in this course except one, which is called system design. The exams are really hard. The average percentage will be around 70-80%, with exceptional students scoring around 90.

Faculty: Most of the crowd is dependent on the PPTs and the apps not on the lecturers. The PESU app helps the students a lot. This consists of the syllabus for the given semester. If anyone does not understand they can refer to the app for the given topics.

Faculty: I feel that the curriculum is up-to-date. But the exams are a bit too hard. There are a few topics that are not necessary right now. Faculty members are all top-notch. They have graduated from prestigious universities and have deep knowledge.

Faculty: The teachers are quite helpful and are also qualified, where in the majority of them are professors, while some teachers are too strict and do not understand or think from the students' point of view. Semester exams are quite difficult, and the pass percentage is around 80. Students are pressured for on-time submission for PPT research paper, etc.

Faculty: Teachers respond in seconds to DMs (doubts only). The curriculum keeps changing every semester. College exams are pretty hard, and per the seniors' evaluation system, they are also hard. If you manage to score 7.75 CGPA, you are most likely to land a job above 12LPA.

Faculty: Our college takes well-educated faculty members and relevant courses that are necessary for industry. They also offer good hackathons so that students can apply their skills to make projects. Exams in our college are tricky, testing our brains and skills.

Faculty: The curriculum at PES is updated or changed every year to cope with the real-world developing technology, which is a really good thing. All the lectures are very well-experienced and know the core of the subject, which is really wanted for a student. Also, at PES, we have a method called mentoring, which is a one-to-one meeting every week. It is mentored by the teacher, which is really required in a student's education lifestyle.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, and every student is mentored by one of the faculty members. The teaching is good, though not for everyone. The curriculum is relevant, as it is different from other colleges and prepares students for the industry. The semester exams are easy, as they are taught in the classes.

Faculty: Teachers here have knowledge but when it comes to explaining how exams need to be done they have a little less clarity. It makes students industry-ready and they would pass interviews to get the lowest of any salary at least. The difficulty level is quite high and passing needs 35% of the marks at least.

Faculty: Our college provides the best faculty members, and everyone excels in their fields. We have a filtered curriculum with two internal exams and one end-semester exam. We also have presentations, assignments, and research papers for each subject. The syllabus and grading are of moderate to high difficult.

Faculty: The professors are well experienced and knowledgeable, and they are very friendly. The teaching quality is good. But when it comes to the curriculum, it is equivalent to IIT, and the exams are very difficult. Pass percentage is around 90%. So buckle up, folks.

Faculty: There are two in-sem exams and one end-sem exam conducted in each semester. Most of the faculty members are friendly. Portions are hectic, and scoring is tough. Getting a scholarship in the first year is tough because of the competition among all the first years.

Faculty: Based on the scores in your board exams, seats for various departments are allotted. Entrance exam scores also decide the seat confirmation of the students. So, they are offering excellent academics with diverse opportunities for searching. Lecturers strictly follow the specific schedule for classes.

Faculty: Academic sessions do not occur as often as placement training. Students are mostly asked to research and understand the concepts themselves. Tests and internals are conducted before approaching the semester for practice and to correct our mistakes during the main exams.

Faculty: Curriculum is very good in our college and I consider it one of the best in the state of Karnataka. Teaching quality is okayish because some professors are not qualified to teach at all. In semester assessments, they are family-easy and are doable, but end-sem exams are very hard.