I actually came to this course accidentally and I was looking for an architecture course but due to some issues, they allowed me to this course only. Overall I will say before you come to this course do some research about this course on your own because it's all about your interest in this field. The faculty is good and the ratio of faculty: to students is also good. All the faculty is highly qualified and their teaching method is also good. All the exams are conducted on time, and it is not too difficult to pass the term exams. 75% attendance is mandatory to give your term exams.

I choose B.Tech in CSE. The main reason for choosing it was just the placements. Our college really has good placements for the CSE branch. The faculty was upto the mark and the students were amazing and the environment for coding is also good. Semester exams were quite simple and were very frequent.

I opt this course because I have to go for a PhD. This department has a rich faculty-student ratio. In MTech, each student gets a separate guide which is very helpful. Faculty are highly qualified. Every faculty have PhD degree from a renowned institute in India. exams were conducted as per the schedule and the result are also published on time. A student who studies regularly will never face difficulty in passing exams.

Because I m highly interested in this field. In our college around 5000 students are there in all courses btech mtech and around 200 professors including the main professor, assistant professor, and associate professor. so it is around 1:25 faculty-to-student ratio. Professors of college are basically divided into 2 groups new professors and old professors. New professors' teaching techniques are good compared to old professors. but old professors are having vast knowledge written many research papers, in international journals. We are having 3 terms of exams every semester. First, after 1 month after the start of the semester mini test contains 10 marks for each subject. then after 2.5 months of the semester, the mid-term exam contains 20 marks and at last, after the 3.5-month end, ter exams contain 60 marks exam and the remaining 10 marks for attendance/assignment. College exams are not much difficult to pass just regular study or even properly attended professor lectures is enough to get a decent cgpa at the semester's end.

I have chosen this course because I have a keen interest in this computer science subject. In our class, there are 120 students studying together. professors are highly qualified and capable of generating interest in studies by directing students towards their placement. Semester-wise exams are conducted which can be passed by regularly attending the classes only.

First of all, in the range of my rank, this was the best-suited course and college and city as I am also from Bhopal. And secondly, the coding culture is quite good and seniors are very helpful so I will learn programming by taking help from seniors placements are very decent. The faculties are very good. But with some exceptions of course. Some are very good at teaching some are not but overall no one is overburdening students. Almost all the faculties are Ph.D. from iits or nits no one is below that. The term exam is in the month of march due to COVID but generally lies in the month of December and July. Passing exams is very easy. Anyone with just 1 week of preparation can easily get 8 pointers or above.

I was interested in mechanical engineering and due to its good reputation in this branch, I chose it for my admission. Faculty members are highly qualified, and most of them have done PhDs from top IITs. The faculty and student ratio is 20:1. The teaching method of the faculty is quite nice and they provide practical knowledge in depth. Exams are held in 2 months, namely mid-semester and end-semester. Exam questions are relatable to the theory taught in regular classes. The difficulty of exams is normal.

Interested in Computer Engineering. Want to pursue a master's in this field and the best placement through this course. The faculty for Computer Engineering might be around 40 and the students are around 800 undergraduates. Most of the faculty have a doctorate degree. Exams are conducted in a very timely fashion. Mini-Test followed by Mid-Term and then End-Term. The difficulty is moderate, the faculty is excellent in completing the syllabus.

I have chosen Mechanical Engineering because I am interested in Atumobiles, their parts, and how they work. Faculty: student is nearly 1:20 Teachers are well qualified from Reputated Institutes and have good teaching methods. Term exams are twice in a year and they are moderate in difficulty.

My course is Bachelor of Technology in Electronics and Communication. I opted for this course as I liked the software field but I also had a keen interest in the electrical spectrum of technology. All the professors are ph.d and there are 20+ professors in the ECE department of MANIT along with ph.d scholars to assist them and also college supporting staff. As the current strength of my batch is about 160 and 20+ the strength of our faculty is 8:1, faculty: student ratio which in my opinion is quite impressive. Term exams are performed at the end of each semester total semesters being 8 with midterms being conducted in the middle of each term. The exams are quite challenging and scoring being CGPA format all depends on outperforming your batchmates. But still, if you put even some notable effort into exams you are not going to flunk and pass with nearly flying colors.