I choose this course for my better future. The faculty provided by the university is satisfactory. All faculties are having Ph.D. degrees and master in their particular field. There are 4 term exams in our university and not very easy and not very hard to pass them.

I chose MBA in Human Resource Management. The course is relatively new as it has 2 other programs i.e., MBA in General and MBA in Family Business and Entrepreneurship. The faculty-to-student ratio is quite good. All the facilities are well-qualified. Pedagogy is at par with any tier 1 college.

I am interested in the computer science field also getting admitted to this course, especially in this college gives u a good placement. there are 4 main exams in one year ie. 2 mins of sem exams and 2 final sem exams.

I chose Electronics and communication as I was quite passionate about electronics and robotics since my childhood and wanted to pursue my career in the same. Honestly telling, as it's just been a couple of months since I was admitted here so I am quite unaware of the exact ratio but it's quite decent and faculty members are really qualified with Masters or PhD degrees. The term exams were around approx every 4-5 months and passing them was a bit tedious even for above-average students in a few subjects.

I was interested in automobiles so I took mechanical engineering. Teacher student ratio is very good at Nirma University i.e 1:24. We have tutorial lectures for every subject where we have presentations as well as one-to-one interaction with the teacher.

I have interest in electronic components since my childhood and so I choose to contribute further in this field. Here most of the faculty have phd degrees and so they teach quite well. The teaching method is quite impressive and also interactive. Exams were all on time and they were easy to pass.

I choose the course because I have an interest in chip design. We have individual classes i.e. around 75 students per class and there after there are 3 batches of 25 each. All the faculty at Nirma have pursued Ph.D. degrees. Term exams were on regular time and it was easy to pass them.

The course is compulsory for the first two years. And you will get an option to opt once. The faculty is quite good and friendly except for someone. Faculty are highly qualified.

As for choosing the course I was allotted electrical engineering on the basis of my rank. Here the faculty: student ratio is 1:20 Most of the faculty have a PhD from top-ranking colleges across India like IITs. Three types of exams are conducted 1. Class test 2. Sessional 3. Sem end Which are conducted very timely.

I choose this course as I have an interest in coding and wanted to be a developer. The faculty-student ratio is about 1 to 11. The faculties are well qualified with Phds and the teaching method is nice for some faculties and just like friends to us. Exams are taken very frequently and I will say the exams are not that difficult but you should have a basic understanding of all the topics.