RTU KOTA Faculty Details & Reviews ,Kota

Faculty: Teachers are generally helpful and approachable for doubts, assignments, and exam preparation. The B.Tech CSE curriculum covers programming, data structures, databases, networks, and software engineering with practicals. Regular attendance, self-study, and projects are important to become industry-ready.

Faculty: In SKIT, teachers are quite helpful and qualified. Although the teaching quality definitely varies from professor to professor. The course curriculum is somewhat relevant, but honestly, you have to learn extra technical skills on your own to be fully industry-ready. Semester exams are moderately difficult, and if you study just a week before, you can easily pass. The overall pass percentage good.

Faculty: Faculty members are highly qualified and have a good amount of experience. The curriculum of my course is well-managed, and the semester exams are above average in difficulty. The college also conducts summer internships to make students industry-ready.

Faculty: Faculty of this college is very good and helps students with doubt-solving and in facing problems. The teaching quality is good. Faculty members are well-mannered and experienced. Students are prepared for industry because of the regular skill-based curriculum. The semester examination is neither too difficult nor too simple.

Faculty: SKIT Jaipur has a well-regarded and experienced faculty which includes many that comes from top institutes like the IIT and NIT. We have an autonomous outcome-based curriculum which is in alignment with RTU guidelines. We have implemented a CBCS which includes core engineering, humanities, and also industry-oriented subjects like AI, data science, and robotics. Also, we have a very structured semester-based exam system which consists of CIE, which is 40% of the grade, and the final semester, whi...

Faculty: Faculty members are generally helpful. Most teachers have knowledge of their subjects. Teaching is mostly based on syllabus. Some teachers explain with practical examples. The curriculum is okay for CSE. But for industry skills, we have to learn some things by ourselves. Semester exams are moderate. They are not very difficult. Regular study is enough to manage them. Internal exams are also conducted. Assignments are given throughout the semester.

Faculty: Well, some teachers, especially our dean and some new ones, are helpful. Others are not helpful and not knowledgeable either. You have to study and do everything by yourself. Exams are way too easy, and I have always cheated using phones too, like if you study an hour before, you can top. 40% is the passing mark.

Faculty: Teachers are good. All the teachers and trainers are Ph.D. holders. Basically, here the best teachers give you lectures. Semester exams are not too tough. You have to be regular that's it. The college provides training for technical and soft skills. Almost everything is the best.

Faculty: The assistant professors and professors are well-educated in their respective fields. In my branch, guest faculty members teach most of the subjects. Professors are also good mentors for students. The semester exams are easy for students. Studying the question papers from the last two years is enough to achieve a better CGPA in the semester.

Faculty: It depends on faculty member. Some are interested in teaching, while most just want to pass the time. Some faculty members do not even conduct classes. For example, my Visualisation Lab has been pending for over a month, which really shows the seriousness of the institution.

Faculty: Pass percentage is 75. Faculty members are very good, but they do not have the necessary knowledge. There are no social activities organised in the college. It is not a good college.

Faculty: The faculty members are very experienced, so treat them with respect. All the facilities are good, just attend your classes regularly and stay attentive, and you will score higher than expected. The course curriculum is relevant and sufficient to make you industry-ready. The college also offers a compulsory internship starting from the first year for your overall growth and industry exposure.

Faculty: Faculty is okay, especially in 1st year. 1st year students are treated well in terms of studies, classes, and exams. Faculty members help them a lot, but the equipment is the real problem. It's on students to study, but the teachers do teach well in 1st year however, 2nd year feels like it's nerfed down. Teachers don't do their work like they did in the 1st year.

Faculty: As I am a first-year student at Global Institute of Technology in B.Tech in Computer Science engineering core branch, I would say I am totally satisfied with the teachers and their knowledge. The quality of the teaching and the curriculum is very relevant from an exam point of view and the practical knowledge they are providing to all the students will make them ready for the market and for the job, as we all know that B.Tech is a course in which there are a lot of difficulties, but not here.

Faculty: Teachers are very qualified, good, and caring towards the students. They personally know every student who learns from them. There are different courses which can be pursued to make a career in different fields. Also, the college is affiliated with RTU Kota. All the exams are conducted through them. So, overall, the difficulty level is moderate. Around 7 CGPA is a good grade to achieve the goals.