SNU Noida Faculty Details & Reviews ,Greater Noida

Faculty: Teachers are knowledgeable and qualified. They help and solve our doubts, which is excellent. The course content is relevant and is prepared for us to be prepared for real life. Semester exams are dependent on the specific course, but are easy if we have attended lectures.

Faculty: Exams are okay and not so good. Faculty members are very sweet and helpful. Professors here are PhD holders and are alumni of leading institutions. For MBA, the entrance is by NMAT, CAT, XAT, and CMAT scores.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified, and the curriculum is also top-notch. They follow the MIT course curriculum and are helpful. However, their availability is quite limited and can be better by having more tutors we can interact with more freely.

Faculty: The teachers are very good and friendly, they are very helpful in all aspects. The teaching quality is very good. This course curriculum is relevant. It makes students industry-ready. The difficulty of the exams is average. Pass percentage is 95%.

Faculty: All teachers are very helpful and are qualified from high institutions across the country and the world. The teaching quality is very impressive, and we love the teaching style of our professors. The course curriculum is very relevant, it helps students in the fields of electrical and electronics, as well as in computer software. The difficulty level of the exams is medium, and the passing percentage is 35%.

Faculty: Most of the professors are good enough at Shiv Nadar University, Greater Noida. Teaching quality is also good enough. But most of the courses are too difficult and hard to pass. The passing percentage is 40 percent. You will need to study a lot even to pass a course.

Faculty: Exams are not easy they are on a moderate to hard level. Faculty members are supportive. Many students do research under different pros. Students have to maintain a good GPA to be able to sit and secure good placements. Overall this makes students industry-ready.

Faculty: Faculty members are great here for engineering branches. They are really helpful and guide students. Many students do research work under the pros. The course curriculum is of moderate level, not too easy not too hard. Quizzes and semester exams take place all over the semester.

Faculty: Teachers are well-qualified with proper knowledge. They are helpful and available to clear doubts. The course curriculum is relevant as it is not just theory but practical knowledge as well. Exams are difficult. If you study well, you can score well.

Faculty: Only a few teachers are helpful to be honest not everyone is helpful. Teaching quality is as nice as it is in any other decent college. Curriculum is mostly relevant and quite helpful as per industry demand. Semester exams are honesty bit hard to pass. You need at least 30% to pass and most of the class passes except a few.

Faculty: Faculty members are mostly from government colleges and are well-experienced and knowledgeable. Exams and academics are moderately tough compared to other colleges, so keep this in mind. The semester finishes in four months, and every week, you may encounter quizzes and tests. You have four months of holidays.

Faculty: The course structure is well designed, and professors help and teach in the best way possible. The grading scheme is mostly relative, not absolute, as the exams are tough to clear for most students. Students need to maintain a good attendance of 75 percent to give exams.

Faculty: The exams here are not so easy and not so difficult as well. The level is moderate. The attendance of 75 percent is to be maintained in each of the courses. The professors are also friendly and help students in every possible way. The course curriculum is designed nicely.

Faculty: Course curriculum for ECE is kept a bit light, especially due to difficulty level of core subjects. Faculty members are amazing and willing to help at any time, and a wonderful team of professionals is always ready to assist with academics if required.

Faculty: Teachers are well-qualified, but most of them are not able to express what they want to. In short, they are good researchers rather than good teachers. Although the curriculum is good, they don't focus much on real-life problems. Students have to make efforts on their own to crack internships and placements. Semester exams are not that difficult, they are easy.