SPPU Faculty Details & Reviews ,Ganeshkhind

Placements: About 50% of students are placed in my college. The highest package is about 50 LPA, and the lowest package is about 3 LPA. Top recruiting companies include Tata, Infosys, and Accenture. About 100% of the students complete internships because internships are mandatory for my course. HR is one of the major roles offered in my field, and students can also get opportunities up to the CEO level.

Faculty: Faculty is overall good. Teachers are helpful by nature and support students in their studies. The teaching quality is good and helps make students industry-ready. Semester exams are difficult, and students need 40% marks to pass. About 20 marks are internal, and the 40-mark paper is conducted by university. Good preparation is required to pass the exams.

Faculty: Faculty is well-knowledgeable and has a good amount of experience. For the EnTc branch like for every subject, the teacher is appointed to teach that subject. They are quite good at teaching that subject, but a few faculty members are not so good in their subject of study, but overall good.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable in their subjects. Every year, we get different teachers, and they are all well qualified. The course provides good knowledge and studies, but the difficulty level is average.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified and knowledgeable, helping students clear their doubts and providing proper guidance. The course includes R&AD (Reasoning and Aptitude Development) sessions that improve knowledge according to real industry standards. Exams are moderate. The passing percentage is around 40%. Exams are conducted within a specific duration to evaluate students' improvement and learning.

Faculty: The teaching quality is good. Most of the teachers are well qualified, with many holding Ph.D. degrees from IITs. The course is relevant because the chemical industry is growing. Semester exams are easy to moderate. Most concepts are covered in class, so there is no need to worry if you attend classes regularly.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and most of them explain topics clearly. The curriculum covers important subjects, but students should also learn extra skills by themselves. Semester exams are not very difficult if you attend classes and study regularly. The pass percentage is good for students who prepare well.

Faculty: The quality of knowledge provided by teachers is very good. The course curriculum is quite relevant but might feel old. They try to make students industry-ready, and it is working. The semester exams are pretty average. If students study hard for 2–3 days before exams, they can pass them easily.

Faculty: Most teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. They explain concepts well enough. I won't say they are at the IIT level, not to compare, but they are decent enough. The curriculum till now is not department-specific, as it involves many other engineering subjects unrelated to CSE. However, from the 3rd year onward, the subjects become highly relevant and depth-specific. I'd rate the difficulty of the college exams around 6 to 7 out of 10. I'm not sure about the passing percentage. The ...

Faculty: Teachers are good and it makes students quite industry-ready. Minimum 50 percent marks are required for passing the semester. Teachers are well qualified. They are good at teaching. They have good teaching quality. The semester exams are difficult.

Placements: Placements are more in non-tech roles rather than tech roles. The main focus is on getting students placed in large numbers rather than on quality. The packages are okay, but some companies do bond-based hiring on campus, due to which placements are affected, so it is better to try off-campus.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified and very helpful. The difficulty level of exams is high. The passing percentage is around 40%. The teaching quality is good and enjoyable. All college staff are very understanding and helpful to all students.

Faculty: To be honest the teachers are like some are good and some are very bad. They bunk their own classes and tell students not to come but some teachers are very good. They are well-educated professors and they give great attention to students. The curriculum is built as per industry requirements and the students are given the required opportunity to learn and participate.

Faculty: The teaching quality is pretty bad except for a few teachers who are really into teaching. Curriculum I think it's pretty relevant. The semester exams are pretty easy and simple. The difficulty is pretty low.

Faculty: Faculty members are knowledgeable and supportive. The AIML course does cover all the industry concepts but the additional skills required by a student at their own pace are to be learned independently. Semester exams are moderate and most students pass with ease.