As I'm only in my first year, I have little knowledge about every faculty member. But those whom I have met, are okay. Opinion depends on the individual faculty. But overall they are a well-made group. The faculty-student ratio is good. All the faculty members are PhD holders. Almost all of them have their writings published on national and international platforms. The difficulty of the exams is medium.

As I have chosen the AIML course which is a specialization in cs. I have a keen interest in Machine learning. That's why I chose this course. Faculty: students ratio is about 1:18. mostly faculties have done PhD and some also have more than one PhD. It is easy to pass every exam teacher has to give 70% marks to each student rather than the final. In the final exam, you just have to right any thing you want just write the criteria to get marks.

I chose this course because of the placement history the college has being the one of the best colleges at ipu University The faculty to students ratio is pretty decent All the facilities are having PhD degrees in their respective fields There is exams every 3 months the semester is of total 6 months there is one mid-term exam and one end sem exam The term exam is pretty difficult to prepare the students for the upcoming end-term exam and more

I love programming and had it in mind when I applied for the choice stream that I have today. The faculty-student ratio is acceptable, nothing very special but not below average. Most of the faculty members have doctorates and are experts in their fields. Although all faculty members are experts in their specializations, some of them are not the best to impart that knowledge to the students. Term exams were conducted timely, it was relatively easy to pass if that's the only objective.

I personally love programming and had it in mind when applied for my choice of course. faculty: student ratio is acceptable, nothing very extra-ordinary nor below average. Most of the faculty members have doctorates and are experts in their fields. Although all faculty members are experts in what they specialize in, some of them lack the skill of imparting that knowledge to fellow students. Term exams were conducted timely, it was relatively easy to pass if that's the only objective.

I chose B.Tech because I wanted to do this course. The faculty is good and highly educated according to me. Teachers are qualified and well-behaved. There is a mid-exam followed by university and 1 end semester.

I chose this course due to my jee main rank Faculty are so eager to teach and make the syllabus complete Variety of most Professors are knowledgeable persons 80:1 This means per 80student there is a faculty Teaching methods are the same as those you studied in intermediate It is easy to score well in ipu every sem contains two exams

I chose this course because it is top 3 courses offered at IPU. This course(Ece) enables the student to appear both in tech companies and in core companies. Faculty to student ratio is decent. Each class is allotted its mentor. Our faculty mostly includes PhD holders in their respective fields and are quite knowledgeable. Their teaching method is subjective, some may like it and others don't, but if you put in only little much efforts yourself, then there will be no difficulty in understanding the subject. Exams are held semester-wise. There are 2 semesters each year. And one semester includes one internal paper and one external paper. Exams are usually not that difficult at our university. One can easily pass if one put in some effort.

BTech CSE in MAIT is at the top of their curriculum course. The faculty members are quite good. You will have a great learning experience at MAIT. There is a mid-term exam and an End term exam. The mid-term exam holds 25 marks from internal marks

It was a great course that's why I choose this course, faculty staff is good enough in the teaching factor and also in the cultural side also motivate us to join different societies of our colleges and others. The course duration is 3 years and The exam pattern is semesters-wise.