Mechanical engineering was my interest when I was in school. Faculty is good and helpful. Faculty student ratio is about 8 is to 40 8 faculties on every 40 students. Faculties are well qualified from NIT's and IIIT's.

My dream as a mechanical engineer so I choose B.Tech in the mechanical branch In Jec Jabalpur's mechanical engineering department 11 permanent faculty and 11 guest faculty and in mechanical engineering department almost 400 students 75% attendance is needed to sit in the exam.

The faculty of our college is very good and the curriculum is followed by rgpv society. I want to become a software engineer so I took computer science and engineering. Exams are not easy or tough. The ratio of faculty: to students is 1:40.

Mechanical engineering at Jabalpur engineering college was chosen by me because it was the only good course available within the cutoff and my rank. Student-faculty ratio:- 120:1. Qualification of facilities:- Ph.D.

JEC Jabalpur offers a comprehensive course curriculum designed to provide theoretical knowledge and practical skills. The faculty members are highly experienced and well-qualified, with expertise in their respective fields. The student-faculty ratio is optimized for effective learning. Methods of teaching include lectures, discussions, practical sessions, and hands-on learning.

I am pursuing electronics and communication engineering and the best part of my branch are you'll get both opportunities whether you want to go in the private sector (coding-related jobs like software developer or in the public sector (PSUs, IES).

Civil Engineering course has a wider scope in the government and construction sector. There is 1 faculty per 50 students and most of the faculties are having their Ph.D. Exams are taken timely and being an autonomous college it's not difficult to pass the exams.

I have studied and selected computer science courses highest cutoff in every government institute. So I selected and got that branch of the college. Qualifications of every teacher are m.tech or PhD. From from iiit/nit level college.

Faculties are well qualified and experienced in Jabalpur engineering College most of them have done their mtech from nits and classes are equipped with the smart board for a better learning experience but the teaching method is old. exams are very tough here you have to study hard to pass the semester exams but at the same time, you get a lot of free time to explore more skills and prepare for competitive examinations like a gate.

The course curriculum is very good, and the teachers and faculty members are also very helpful though there is a shortage of permanent faculties. The level of semester exams is also good. And teachers are very attentive toward the students.