Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Electronics & Communication Engineering) From Vel Tech, Chennai

I was interested in Electronics and Communication Engineering and opted for the course. The faculty was decent and some improvement is needed in some courses as they don't have much knowledge of the core ECE. We have mid-term exams twice a month. The teaching is overall above average to good.

This course is useful to get into the software field/non-IT field also. For every subject, there were nearly 10-12 faculty members. so you can choose any faculty from 2nd year of the course onwards. For a single class Girl's ratio - is 5 to 15 members and the boy's ratio - is 40 to 60 members. Faculty qualification - Ph.D. or PG done faculty. Most;y the teaching was normal & simple to understand and sometimes quite difficult to understand the subject and also it depends on the faculty. PPT and Projector teaching method was quite useful to understand topics easily. But for an average student it is ok to understand the teaching, for bright students, the teaching and subject are quite easy and for below-average students, it was a bit difficult to follow the teaching. Exams were conducted monthly - midterm exams. It is easy to get passing marks in exams.

The campus curriculum is CBC where students can choose their own faculty and subjects except the first year where it is common for all. The Faculty here are so friendly except for a few who will be very serious only about their studies. Mostly all the faculties are Done with their Ph.D. There are Internal and External Exams. For the external exams which are Final Sem Exams Carryout 60 marks and for internal exams, you will have for 40marks. Adding both the marks you need 50 marks to pass and 27 for sure in external to get a pass which is pretty easy if you study with some concentration at the time of internal exams. The gap between exams is not soo long there will be exams Continuously in the last month of the sem.

I choose this course because I am interested in electronics. And also the fee structure for this course is lesser than the CSE. In each section, there will be a minimum of 50 to 60 students. The ratio of students and faculty is good more than enough. Mostly all facility has done Ph.D., and they are good at teaching even though they haven't done a Ph.D. Exams are conducted four times before the seminar exams. UT1, UT2, MT1, and MT2, this is the exams conducted before the semester. The exams are based on the course outcome. Pass is difficult if not prepared thoroughly.

I have interest in electronics and communication engineering since my school stage and there is the plenty amount of faculty to teach each subject there are many facilities for digital teaching and labs in the easier way many faculties are professors. Internals will conduct every month and sem exam every 6 months.

I choose this course to get into the IT field. I can the Faculty-student ratio can be 8:2 in the sense faculty would keep on teaching should if students can keep at least 20 percent of the interest they can easily get through the exams. But exams will be the hardest part not regarding failing or pass u can easily get passed but u get bored of writing exams.

I was interested in ECE and opted for the course. The subject faculty are from average to above average. They have a moderate knowledge of core ECE(I felt so). We have mid-exams once a month and have to get half of the mark to get passed.

I was good at modern physics in the 12th class. That's why I decided to take this course. Good faculty ratio in this course for 5 students they have 5 to 6 students. The teaching methods were nice they provide an industry-relevant curriculum. They took the semester-wise and internal exams on monthly basis.

I choose this course because of my interest as well as because we have well-qualified professors, so what else do we want for any course to choose? Absolutely the teachers are well qualified for their job so they can help to understand our doubts and we can gain some amount of knowledge. And the course curriculum is very relevant and it makes students ready for this tech and industry era. The semester exams are not too easy but also not hard to crack.

Here at my time they followed choices based credit system and we had the option to choose subjects based on our intersect in a domain which have the students to learn interested subjects over manadary subjects and faculties are also good and exam are not that difficult if attending regularly classes.