VIT Chennai Faculty Details & Reviews ,Vandalur

Faculty: Good policy of FFCS to choose slots and faculty flexible curriculum. It helps us in the flexible curriculum to study and we also have a foreign language to study. There are 3 exams CA1 CA2 and a final and we have lab and theory separate exams. CAT 2 will be open book.

Faculty: Teachers are very highly qualified, and the teaching quality is good. Course relevance is medium, it is not completely bad nor completely good. Semester exams are moderate, and the pass percentage is above 60%. The first internal is normal, while the second internal is an open book exam. Overall, it is a good college.

Faculty: VIT conducts exams in a very strict and mannered way. It is very hard for an average student to survive in this college. Not all faculty will teach well. Only 1 out of 10 will be a good teacher. There will be 2 mid-semester and one final exam per semester.

Faculty: The teachers in our college are highly qualified and very helpful. Their teaching style varies depending on the student, and they do not force us to adapt to their teaching style. The course keeps us ready to survive in the job market and industry. Also, about the semester exams, you can't say it's hard, but you can only score if you study the concepts and the core of the subject with understanding.

Faculty: Faculty members are PhD holders so there is no doubt of teaching. The course curriculum is updated and of the latest requirements. There are 3 exams conducted CAT 1, CAT 2, and FAT with 3 DAs. Exams are of 50 marks for both CATs, 100 marks for FAT, and DA of 30 marks each so CAT exam marks are converted into 15%, and 15% percent DA of 100%, and FAT marks into 40%. Then the addition will sum up our marks and depending on the class average our grade will be graded and according to that CGPA will b...

Faculty: All teachers are qualified and most of them have Ph.D. The curriculum is relevant to the industry demands. Semester exams are easy but it takes effort to crack them. If you study you score marks, otherwise you will fail in your subjects.

Faculty: We get to choose our own faculty members and slots. On the website, we get the academic backgrounds of all faculty members, almost all of them are highly qualified teachers. They are easily approachable. There are few professors who have excellent knowledge and experience. They also have connections with other people, and they provide us with internship opportunities. Course curriculum is one of the reasons why I chose this college. They provide specialisation courses along with the core. For ex...

Faculty: Teachers are definitely helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. Definitely semester exams are a bit tough compared to other colleges. Most of the senior lecturers have doctorates in their stream. The best part is that we can select teachers for most of the subjects, and we can also make a timetable for ourselves.

Faculty: There are 2 mid-sem exams and 1 end-sem. Theory courses are based on relative grading, while the labs are graded on an absolute basis. The second mid-sem is particularly difficult and lengthy, with a low class-average. Teachers are receptive to feedback, however, a majority are strict.

Faculty: The college faculty members are among the best in the whole of India, as they are all either Ph.D. holders or are under some sort of research, and they are very open. There are 3 sets of exams each semester, these are not so hard to score and can be easily cracked given you put in at least one hour each day. All the exams are relatively marked.

Faculty: Faculty members are like other colleges, decent, and some are very good, some are very bad. It depends on you whether you want to study or not. The teachers are not so good, I'll say, but some are very good if you get them. Try not to take blacklisted faculty members, and also very good one because blacklisted faculty will not give marks and faculty who are very good will have toppers in their class.

Faculty: VIT Chennai professors are among the best in India, with a good number of PhDs and involved in ongoing research. They are very easy to approach. Each semester, there are three sets of exams, which are easy enough to score. Study for one hour a day, and it is smooth sailing. Exams are all grade relatively to one another.

Faculty: Faculty members here are one of the best in whole India, as they are either Ph.D. holders or are involved in some form of research, and they are very open. There are three sets of exams each semester. These exams are not very hard to score in and can be easily cracked given if you put in at least one hour each day. All exams are relatively marking. The course is industry-relevant.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and qualified. They pay attention to all the students if required. But for the first year most of the courses seem to be irrelevant to the program we signed up for. The difficulties of the semester exams are above medium. The pass percentage is pretty high because the FAT exam is the only exam that decides whether you pass or fail.

Faculty: VIT Chennai has very good faculty members. Faculty members are highly qualified and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is good and it focuses on both theoretical and practical knowledge. Course curriculum is industry-relevant and it aims to provide the students with the necessary skills that they can be job-ready. Semester exams are moderately tough and it includes testing the understanding and application of concepts. Pass percentage of VIT Chennai is very high and it reflects on the quality o...