VIT Chennai Faculty Details & Reviews ,Vandalur

Faculty: The faculty experience is mixed. Some professors explain the topics really well and are easy to approach when we have doubts. At the same time there are some classes where it is difficult to understand everything just from the lecture. Most faculty members are knowledgeable about their subjects. For CSE I feel self-study is still important especially for programming and technical subjects. The faculty is decent.

Faculty: Mechatronics covers both mechanical and electronics, giving broad knowledge rather than deep specialisation. Faculty are knowledgeable and industry-focused. Exams are manageable if you study consistently instead of waiting until the last week. Semester exams are not that hard and not that easy. They are of mid-level depending upon your subject knowledge and the difficulty of the exam paper, as every paper is set by the faculty. Students should study consistently.

Faculty: Teachers are well-qualified, helpful, and knowledgeable. Every faculty member has at least one Ph.D. The quality of teaching depends on the faculty you choose through FFCS. The curriculum is relevant, does not include unnecessary subjects, and prepares students for the industry. The semester exams are a bit tough due to the introduction of the new ACE curriculum.

Faculty: Some faculty members are good, while some are extremely bad. The curriculum is fine and up to the mark. Some teachers are egoistic and do not evaluate properly. A few teachers show favoritism toward South Indian students, but it is what it is. Semester exams are not that difficult. Just studying for two weeks before exams is enough to pass.

Faculty: It depends on the professor you choose. Most of them are Ph.D. holders, but not all Ph.D. holders are necessarily good teachers. Overall, the teaching quality is good. From the first year, they ask students to make projects and teach practical skills, which makes students industry-ready sooner or later. The difficulty of the semester depends on the subjects and total credits taken. Almost 80–90 percent of students pass every course.

Faculty: Academic pressure is really high in VIT. In one semester you have to give 3 exams. In one of the exams they ask you to bring your handwritten notes in the exam but the exam is really tough so it is barely helpful. There is a relatively strict grading system so there is a huge competition among students. Class average is really important to get good grades. If you are a category 5 student then you have extra pressure to get good marks as you have literally paid more than 25 lakhs for 4 years.

Faculty: Exams are difficult, but they are average, which finally matters at the end. The pass percentage is 40 percent in the main exam, while students must also maintain above 50 percent in overall marks, which includes final exam marks, mid-semester marks, and all the assignments, so everything counts. We can't be sure that it will make us industry-ready, but our theoretical concepts do get stronger.

Faculty: Faculty members are mixed, but most of them are good and helpful. Exams might be somewhat hectic on the other hand, as you will have to be consistent in daily studies to maintain a good GPA. There are two types of exams: 1) 2 CATs (Continuous Assessment Test) of 50 each, and 2) 1 FAT (Final Assessment Test) of 100 marks.

Faculty: The faculty members in our college are highly qualified and knowledgeable. They are very helpful, and they teach us properly. We can ask doubts whenever we need. They help us with our projects, develop our skills, and guide us in publishing papers and patents.

Faculty: Teachers were helpful and qualified. The course curriculum was relevant, and you can choose the subjects you want in your 3rd and 4th years. Exams were not that difficult if you have all the resources to read and learn from, and if you write an ample amount of answers, you will get marks.

Faculty: Out of 10 teachers only 5 are qualified and knowledgeable about their subject, focusing on the topics and making sure that we actually understand every concept. While other teachers just come and read the PPTs, saying, read this, read that and they finish with the class. All the faculties focus on research papers, projects, patents, etc. The course curriculum is relevant, and it does make students ready for the industry. Semester examinations aren't really tough here. It's quite easy to score ma...

Faculty: The difficulty level of every exam depends on your course and branch. We have CAT1 and CAT2 (50 marks each with 15 marks weightage) as internal exams and one FAT exam (100 marks with 40 marks weightage). For internals, we have quizzes, group projects, assignments, and all. The faculty members prepare you for placement level as well as for your higher education.

Faculty: Teachers are very well qualified and helpful. Some of the teachers are so goated and some are very good, teaching quality is overall good. The course curriculum is relevant and will help you to ready for industry but along with this one should also focus on the skills development and all There are 3 main exams which are necessary for grade and yes they are from moderate to hard and the pass percentage depends on the class average.

Faculty: Faculty are overall good. Some teachers teach really nicely, and some are terrible. Curriculum is really good here, where we get to choose the subjects apart from some compulsory courses. They have a relative grading system, so your garden depends on the class average so we need to study regularly to .

Faculty: Mostly, teachers are great, but there are two teachers who don't assist with doubts properly or just read the presentations of the course and don't explain them properly, but mostly they are pretty helpful and provide all the nice references to materials.