The faculty of Vasavi college of engineering are very talented and have years of experience teaching. All the professors are good but one of the student favorites of this college is Sashi Kumar Mamidanna (CSE). I have a friend from Vasavi and he speaks very highly of Prof. Sashi Kumar Mamidanna. 

He explains all the concepts and subjects in an interesting way and is great at delivering lectures. If you tell him about any of your interests or a project idea, he really helps you with the topic. He always guides the students in their academics and always has the student's backs to direct them in the appropriate way. 

When a student comes up with an idea especially related to computer science, he always listens to them patiently and also provides them with the necessary resources that could be important to complete the project. 

It would be completely wrong in saying that faculty is not good or not well educated. There are only a few teachers who lack spoken English skills. This is probably a great problem for students who do not understand Hindi and are more comfortable with English. If a teacher cannot speak English, it doesn’t mean that he/she is a bad teacher. Teachers anyways have more knowledge than us. 

Each faculty have a lot of potential and capabilities. There are a lot of other aspects in which they outshine. People stuck with a mindset of criticism will never appreciate their teachers, even if they teach well. 

Despite their poor English, they are good at speaking and understanding it and are always ready to help the students in whichever way possible. You can go to the professors and ask your doubts after the lecture is over. The faculty will definitely clear all your doubts, moreover, in English, in the language, you are comfortable in understanding.

All this is just because the mother tongue of most of the teachers and faculty members is Hindi and hence sometimes end up explaining the topic in Hindi. This doesn’t mean the teachers are bad at teaching. 

The faculty members are really helpful and a senior of mine is still in contact with them even after graduating from college. The faculties of Heritage Institute of Technology at AEIE (Applied Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering) department are overall average while some are below average too.

• Prof. Samuil Alam is regarded as the best one in Heritage. He is a professor of Microprocessors and microcontrollers. He is very regular and punctual with his classes.
• S. Bagchi was Head of the Department of Instrumentation and Control. He teaches the advanced level for the same subject and knows everything about Instrumentation and control. He is also an accomplished researcher.
• Prof SMC is good too and puts a lot of time and hard work into his teachings.
• Prof SKD is a good teacher for Communication theory as well as practical. He is a great teacher and has a Ph.D. in communication.
• Prof Debjyoti Chowdhury is regarded as the 2nd best teacher after Prof Samuil Alam. He is well known for helping students with their projects in the final year. He works on interesting topics such as self-driving cars and smart fitness trackers.

Some teachers like Prof AKB, DMG are not liked by all due to their rude nature although both of them are highly qualified and accomplished researchers. Thus, the faculty is a mixture of good and average members.

One of my friends studied at NITIE and here are some facts that I got to know from him about the college, their academics, and faculty.

The faculties at NITIE are good, especially the professors from SCM & Operations are really good. They will engage students with their live case studies and the real problems faced by the industries. 

1. Mr. Som Sekhar Bhattacharya teaches strategy in NITIE and his case-based sessions are considered as best by the students. 
2. Finance and Marketing branches have new professors and they are average. The engagement gap between the professors and the students makes the subjects difficult and makes it hard to learn efficiently.
3. HR professors have a better understanding of the topics. Their sessions are considered more interactive and explanatory when compared to Finance and Marketing. 
4. In this branch, Mr. Nikhil Mehta is regarded as the best professor. He is more leaned towards the practical approach and applications of the subject rather than theory.
5. Ms. Vijaya Dixit is a professor of Project Management. She is also considered as one of the good faculties. Her study cases are aligned similar to what the students do in the industry. 
6. In Environmental Management Mr. Shirish Sangle explains the topics in such a way that even the boring parts of the subject seem relevant to the industry. 

There are some other professors who are appreciated by the students and the overall ranking for the faculty in NITIE would be 7.5 out of 10

MNIT has had quite a few good teachers over the years but some of them have really resonated with the students to leave an everlasting impact on our minds. Some of the most reputed teachers of the institute according to student reviews are as follows.

• Ranvijay Singh: Professor Singh has a really thorough knowledge of his subjects and one of the few teachers who deeply care for their students. You can also approach him for extra classes in case of any difficulties even if it is not his subject. He is also great at career advice and a teacher who just wants to genuinely help and is truly one of the best teachers of CSED.
• Neeraj Tyagi: Professor Tyagi was quite instrumental in developing my friend’s interest in networking. In my friend’s batch, he did not teach this subject but did so for IT. He was also fortunate enough to get to work with Tyagi sir and completed quite a few projects under his guidance. One of these included FTP quota on server accounts. He is open to learning new ideas and keeping himself updated, discussing things, quite accessible, and a humble teacher.
• BD Chaudhary: It is quite possible that professor Chaudhary has retired now but he used to teach databases. His classes were miles apart from other teachers. He was a professional at teaching, much like an IIT professor, and would make you understand even the minute details of the subject. You would never feel like missing his lecture. His test papers were also quite different where he set a single 100 mark question for the half-yearly exam. He would instill the hunger for learning in students. 

These were some of the teachers that made college memorable for a few of my friends. You can hope to see a few of them taking your classes too.