BVCOE Navi Mumbai Faculty

Belapur, Navi MumbaiEstd 1990 Mumbai University, Mumbai

BVCOE Navi Mumbai Faculty Details

Professor & HOD
Dr. D. R. Ingle
Department of Computer Engineering
Assistant Professor
Prof. Kanchan Doke
Department of Computer Engineering
Professor
Prof T.N.Sawant
Department Of Electronics And Telecommunication Engineering
Associate Professor
Dr J.Jeyavel
Department Of Electronics And Telecommunication Engineering
Associate Professor
Dr K.P. Rane
Department Of Electronics And Telecommunication Engineering
Assistant Professor
Ms. Sonali Narayan Mhatre
Department of Information Technology
Associate Professor
Mr. Hanamant Bhagwan Sale
Department of Information Technology
Assistant Professor
Ms. Bhawana Sahebrao Dakhare
Department of Information Technology
Professor & HOD
Dr. B.P. Saoji
Department Of Instrumentation Engineering
Professor
J. K. Deshmukh
Department Of Instrumentation Engineering
Associate Professor
A. H. Ukarande
Department Of Instrumentation Engineering
Professor
Dr. Shivgond Nagappa Teli
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Professor
Dr. Ajay Surendrarao Bhongade
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Associate Professor
Dr. Ganesh S. Kadam
Department of Mechanical Engineering
HOD
Dr. P. A. Kharade
Department Of Electronics And Telecommunication Engineering

BVCOE Navi Mumbai Faculties : Students' Opinion

AI-Generated Summary based on 83 Reviews

The faculty at Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering (BVCOE) is generally well-qualified, with many holding postgraduate and doctoral degrees. Faculty members are experienced, with some having over 15 years of teaching experience. They are supportive, approachable, and helpful in both academic and extracurricular activities, assisting students with projects, internships, and resolving doubts.

Communication issues are noted, particularly with English proficiency. Teaching is largely curriculum-focused, with some faculty providing practical, industry-relevant examples. The faculty-to-student ratio is approximately 1:25. Attendance is strictly enforced with a requirement of 75% to sit for exams. Overall, the faculty is recognized for their supportive nature and academic guidance, though some gaps in communication and practical application are highlighted.

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