LNMIIT Jaipur Faculty Details & Reviews ,Jaipur

Faculty: Courses are alright. A few of the faculty members are really good. A few of them are the worst. Some of them are very egoistic. You have to fight for even half marks as well. The grading system is bad. Faculty members are helpful if you go to the cabins and ask for help, they will help you gladly.

Faculty: Faculty is, no doubt, highly educated, but some faculty members don't really know how to teach, or maybe we can't comprehend what they want to say? The atmosphere is competitive. Students are also good here, so it's good to take admission in this college if you want good competition.

Faculty: It is very difficult to score well throughout your bachelor’s degree here when compared to other private institutes, even with the same level of commitment and preparation in studies. This is a clear disadvantage in case you need a good GPA for a master’s or post-graduation. A GPA of around 7 here would easily be around 8.5 in other colleges. This is also a contributing factor to why male students here find it really hard to secure a decent off-campus placement.

Faculty: The curriculum is pretty hard if you are in the ECE branch. If you are taking this college, you will have to study. Some professors are strict, while some are lenient. There is pretty strict marking too. But professors are helpful; the curriculum sometimes is irrelevant. Many students do not fail.

Faculty: All faculty members are well qualified, and most of them are encouraging of hackathons and competitions. Curriculum is a bit hectic, but it is updated and aligned according to industry. The exams are difficult, and it is hard to score and get good grades when compared to other colleges.

Faculty: Teachers are available after class hours in their cabins to solve student queries. Students can also reach out to faculty through email. All teachers are well-qualified with PhDs and Masters from IITs and other renowned colleges, with high levels of experience. The course curriculum is a bit basic at the start, but by semester 3, it focuses on company requirements and practical knowledge. The curriculum is very challenging, and grading is strict. Passing is absolute, but grading is relative.

Faculty: Academics are very tough here; maintaining a good CG here is very hard. Above 7 CG here is considered very good. Professors are very strict at checking the papers, if the answer is fully correct then only they'll give marks, else zero, so this is a major downgrade. But the faculty is good, they teach well, and they provide the notes PDF in the classroom app, which is very helpful in case engineering students go to attend classes. 75 percent attendance is must here, so only to maintain the attend...

Faculty: Curriculum is almost exactly copied from IIT Kanpur. Teachers are quite qualified but their teaching is average at best. Grading in this college is very strict. Maintaining a good CGPA is quite a task in this college, giving you less time for non-academic stuff.

Faculty: Teachers at LNMIIT Jaipur are well-educated and certified. They are very helpful. Their knowledge is very sharp and useful. Their teaching style is also very good and very precise. The course curriculum is relevant. Industry in this course is very big and very relevant for the future. Semester exams are sometimes difficult, and sometimes easy to score marks. The pass percentage of every course is approximately 40 percent.

Faculty: The faculty is great in terms of knowledge. Teaching they are up to other college levels where teachers just say their things and the student tries to understand all by their hard work. There is a midterm endterm and quiz system in college. There are no internals and assignment marks. The lab contains marks for assignments. I do not think it is at that level that the industry requires like in the first year we basically study PCM with C language and then the real course starts from the 2nd year....

Faculty: Teachers are qualified and knowledgeable, and most of them are helpful. The curriculum was last updated in 2023 and looks fair to me. Academics here are considered tough and stressful in general, as quizzes, assignments, and activities occur throughout the semester.

Faculty: Some teachers are highly qualified and well-educated. They are kind and helpful, and after class, they also clear your doubts. The course is relevant. It teaches the overall development of the student. The exams are very difficult, and most students fail in the exams. It is very hard to get a good CG in this college.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and highly qualified. Every teacher has done a Ph.D. from either IITs or foreign universities. The course curriculum is very relevant to current placement opportunities. They teach everything that can help in placements. The exams are slightly difficult, and many students fail. The pass percentage depends on the subject, but many students fail the exam.

Faculty: Teachers are not helpful. They are qualified but do not know how to teach. Teaching quality is very bad. No student wants to attend class even though 75% attendance is mandatory. The course curriculum is somewhat irrelevant. Yes, it makes students industry ready. Semester exams are very difficult. Students do not sleep for a week because all the exams are continuous with no breaks. Out of 650, nearly 500 students pass the exam.

Faculty: Some faculty members of courses offered are the best with great knowledge and proper understanding of the course they teach, as usual, some faculty members are here just to make a buck, and I feel they do not tend to have eagerness towards teaching students, rather, they focus on completing the syllabus. Some good faculty members in my branch are Dr Admit Neogi, Dr Ashish Kumar Dwiwedi, MS Rajbir, and MS Preety Singh.