How is the faculty at MNIT Jaipur?

I am pursuing in Artificial intelligence and data engineering branch.I like many lectures like Vijaya Lakshmi Madam, Priyanka Madam, Dinesh gopalni sir, Kuldeep Singh Sir and many were there.I don't like Amit sir(Environment Subject) because he will be very harsh on students.The faculty to student relationship will be very good,Every lecture interact with students on campus and off campus also iff needed.Mostly all of the lectures have more than 20 years of experience.We have 8 semesters.We will have two exams in a semester.Mod exam will be in second month of semester and end exam will be in 5 th month of the semester.We have relative grading.

The faculty to student ratio in the college is 25 students on 1 teacher.We can approach the faculties either by the mobile number provided by them or if mobile number is not provided we approach to them through (Class Representative). The faculties i like are firstly, our mechanical workshop sir he was very kind and knowledgable person he also used to give us practical life knowledge. Exams happen semester wise within every six months, the mid sem exams also take place in the middle of the semester. Other than that some of the teachers of some subjects took exam according to their need and the marks are added in internal evaluation.

The faculty-to-student ratio in Mnit jaipur is 1:20 which is not too bad . Approaching faculty for help or research realted it all depends of facultu but maximum faculty are supportive and passionate about there course.

Faculty are approachable with a good student ratio, some excellent mentors; exams are moderate with fair marking, failures are rare, the curriculum is relevant, balancing theory and practical learning.

more small Faculty-student ratio at MNIT is about 1:15. Most teachers are helpful and easy to approach. I liked Prof. Sharma and Prof. Gupta for their clear teaching. Some, like Prof. Singh, are strict with tough exams. We have mid and end-sem exams with a few internal tests. Exams are hard but few fail because of internal assessments. The syllabus is relevant but some parts are a bit theoretical. Overall, the faculty is supportive and balanced.