If one wants a technical career and has not done BE or BTECH this course is best for them. This institute has senior faculties who really have great knowledge and who taught so well but they are quite strict as well. Total seats it has 115 around. The academics are quite tough and become hard to manage as well. The exams it conduct is mid sem and end sem the result is based on relative grading.

in this branch, we generally study semiconductors and this is the reason for generating demands of an electronics and communication engineer we can get placement in a company like Qualcomm. there are about 180 students in ece branch. faculties are quite good and supportive as well

I chose Information Technology as my branch because I had a keen interest in Computers and also this institution has excellent placement statistics in this course. Faculty: student ratio is quite decent. All of the faculties hold a Doctorate degree. Exams were conducted according to the annual calendar and have a decent level of difficulty to improve students' thinking capability.

I choose this course because I was inclined towards the software field and our college has an excellent history of placements for the Computer science branch. The teaching of the faculty is nice too. The teaching methods are quite advanced too. The college has many professors with numerous degrees and they have been working in the software field for 20-plus years. The term exams have been regular and have been timely too. They weren't easy to pass but with proper preparation and regular study, you can pass them with ease.

I took computer science and engineering because it was of interest to me and the field is very vast and offers a lot of opportunities. The faculty-to-student ratio is decent in this institute. All the faculties are highly qualified and their teaching methods are easy to understand and effective. There is a mid-semester exam and an end-semester exam which are held midway between the semester and at the end of the semester respectively. If you attend classes regularly and study on your own a bit before the exams it's fairly easy to pass them.

I chose chemical engineering at MNNIT. The chemical branch is a pretty chilled branch at MNNIT, Faculty are good and have a lot of experience. In chemical Engineering, we have 10-11 dedicated professors, having a faculty-to-student ratio of 1:5. Examinations are conducted semester-wise - one at mid-semester and the other at end of the semester. First-year is a little tough, but from 2nd year onwards curriculum is easy and interesting.

I choose MCA from MNNIT because MNCET comes under the top 5 colleges in India for MCA, also the placement of MNNIT is also good. All professors and associate professors are Ph.D. qualified some of the professors have done ME and MS also. The teaching method of the professors is good some teachers teach extremely well but some only come to class and read the ppts in the class most of the professors teach very well. There are two types of exams one is mid-sem another is an end-sem exam. every Semester includes mid-semester and end-semester examinations. most of the students start the exam preparation 1 or 2 weeks before the exam and easily pass the exam.

I choose this course because I wanted only cse,it, and ece when I am preparing for jee. The student ratio is not good like 950 boys and 200 girls. Here all teachers are well qualified and they are teaching very well. In one semester there are two exams first is mid-semester and the second is at the end of the semester. The exam is not difficult if you are good at studying.

As I mentioned my branch is Information Technology. In my college course, the curriculum of cse an IT is almost the same, the only difference in the last sem. The faculty of both branches are the same. Subjects will be core from cse, few subjects of electronics can be seen in 3rd and 4th sem. Overall lab and theory faculty are good.

All the professors are highly Qualified with some being research scholars from many big universities. Some professors are very helpful and supportive whereas others are experts in their field but students get nothing from them. The teaching method is nice they use presentation and pdf to make clear concepts. The good thing in that is we get weekly classes with the PHDs student to clear our doubts which I feel is very important 1 semester in college ends in nearly 4 months so u have to appear for mid sem 45 days after entering to college. Mid sem is not so hard to pass. The things which are taught by the professor came in an exam so they are easy to pass Whereas in chemistry it makes it difficult to even score double digits out of 20. Chemistry in like a nightmare to most students in college Overall as I say professors let students find their own way to study and make them self-dependent.