I chose this course as Computer Science is the best branch currently and the placement has been really good in the past few years. Some faculties are highly qualified whereas some just hate students and we can do nothing about it, but in the end, We have to study ourselves so it doesn't really matter.

I choose this course because I was interested in physics. The student-faculty ratio is good, and most of the faculty members have Ph.D. degrees. The teaching method is not so good depending upon the teachers, some are very dedicated and some of them try to just complete the syllabus. Term exams occur once in about 2-3 months and the difficulty level is moderate to tough.

The course curriculum is good. Teachers are knowledgeable and they focus on practical learning. I chose EE as I was passionate about this subject. Faculty to student ratio is 1:60. We have to give one mid-term in the mid of the semester and one end term at the end.

Faculty are qualified, with Ph.D. from reputed colleges, and some are with international degrees as well. The teaching method is outdated, professor knows the subject in depth but can't explain them in a simplified way.

Frankly, I chose this course becoz of rank and also ECE is best after tech branches and I didn't want to go into tech branches. The best thing is we have 3 paths ie core, tech, and a consultancy where big 4 companies like Deloitte also recruit. The faculty-student ratio is around 1:96 and it becomes around 1:68 in further years. All professors are highly qualified and publish many research papers every year still Frankly all professors are not good, those old ones who are bored of teaching the same subject for years are also there, PHD scholars who are their assistants are generally enthusiastic in teaching since they have more energy and realte to students problems, The course curriculum is quite relevant to today's industry needs. The difficulty level is relatively less as compared to iit's bcoz the curriculum is relatively lighter and also all the students are not top rankers and got admission due to state domicile. So it is best for those who just want to find out his/her passion, will get exposure.

I'm pursuing B.Tech in CSE at DTU and there's nothing new that they are teaching to the first years but of course, I have started coding and the academic pressings aren't much so it is easily manageable. There are 75 students in one batch and one professor teachers a whole bunch of 75 students but they are experienced so they can manage. The exams are way easy than I thought and you can score above 90% just pay attention to the lecture and that's enough

The course curriculum of dtu is good and faculty members are also very experienced and mastered in their specialization. Most of the faculty members studied from IIts and have good experience in teaching. The exams are always on time and there is also checking for exam which is very tight.

Since CS is in demand and I got 99.5 percentile so I chose CS. In the first year don't expect very good teachers. Students mostly study themselves. Most teachers are highly qualified. But from 2nd year the faculties are good and helpful. For exams, you can score well if you study 1 week before mid-sem and 2 weeks before end-sem. As far as the student ratio is concerned it's 71:4 in my class.

Environmental Engineering is one of the oldest courses at DTU. We have the best faculty members with good teaching methods, labs are also in good condition with proper staff. Exams are held at intervals so that everyone can prepare easily for them and get good marks.

So I want to pursue the tech field in the future but I want to explore some core sides as well so I chose the ECE branch which I quite a mediocre branch talking about faculty I think more than teaching in classrooms yous should rely more on self-study.