RGIT Mumbai Faculty

The faculty at the college have a diverse range of qualifications, with many holding master's and doctoral degrees. They are generally experienced, with an average teaching experience of 5 to 20 years, and some faculty members have industrial experience. The faculty-to-student ratio is approximately 1:20, allowing for personalized attention. However, there are mixed reviews regarding teaching effectiveness, with some faculty members praised for their knowledge and approachability, while others are criticized for lack of engagement and outdated teaching methods.

Faculty members are supportive and help students with academic and personal issues, and they encourage participation in extracurricular activities. Courses are structured to include both theoretical and practical knowledge, and faculty members are involved in conducting seminars and keeping up with industry trends. Overall, while there are a few exceptional professors, some students report variability in teaching quality and suggest improvements in teaching methods and curriculum engagement.

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Aniket Singh

3.3Helpful

BE, Computer Engineering

Reviewed on Feb 21, 2025(Enrolled 2023)

My Awesome experience in RGIT

Faculty:

1) The ratio for faculty to student is good, like their is approximately 1 teacher for 20 students. 2) My favourite teacher name is prof. Deepika mam and Prof. Jignesh sir. I like them because they explain the concept very nice and calmly. 3) Worst teacher name goes to Prof. Manoj patil sir because he teaches worst than any other teachers. 4) In a year their are 2 semester and each semester have 2 unit test of 20 marks each and semester is of 80 Marks.

Sugam suresh sawant

3.4Helpful

Reviewed on Feb 18, 2025(Enrolled 2023)

Why i chose here...

The faculty to students ratio is 1:20 and the faculty student relationship is quite good. Well pallavi ma'am was the best to be precise. There are few i dont like but dont wanna disclose their names... they are basically self centered. There are in total 3 exams a term. With good curriculum.

Review Ninja

4.0Helpful

Reviewed on Feb 5, 2025(Enrolled 2021)

Life at RGIT

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faculty is supportive and experienced here

Student Snaps:

Faculty-to-student ratio is 1:4 which is great Faculty - student relationship is proper bonding Very experience faculty help in academics There are 2 IA and 1 semester examination in a period of 6 months

Vedant Rajam

BE, Electronics & Communication Engineering

Reviewed on Jan 8, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

A good and average college

The faculty of the college is good. There are two internal assessment exam for the semester 1 . Each internal exam is of 20 marks. To get pass in internals exam one should get average of 16 marks from 40

om sharma

3.8Helpful

BE, Electronics & Telecom Engineering

P.O.V Of a 1st year student (M.C.T RGIT)

faculties are very approachable and understanding. The faculty to student ratio is about 1 faculty for 20 students that is a faculty for every sub batch as a mentor and advisor. the batches are of 60 to 0 students further divided into three sub batches. there are two IA exams and one end sem which are not so difficult if you ll be consistent.

College Ninja

5.0

BE, Artificial Intelligence and Data Science

Reviewed on Dec 12, 2024(Enrolled 2023)

RGIT - blend of academic and practical exposure

Highly qualified faculty teaches us and makes the concepts easy.

Since I have opted for bachelors in artificial intelligence and data science i consits of 6 subjects per semester out of which 1 is optional. Exams are conducted as periodic tests 1 and 2 and then semester exams.

Anonymous

4.4Helpful

Reviewed on Nov 8, 2024(Enrolled 2023)

My Experince about MCT Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology Verosva

Teachers are Good with Experience and Few New Young Teachers are Caring for Students

Faculty to Student ratio is 1:30, some faculties are good treats us very well but some faculty memebers are rude and may insult you often. Ankita Yadav of EXTC and Keshav Choughule both are good faculties in extc they are young so they are chill and also gives concessions for assignment and journal subbmissions. K.G.Savarkar he is worst he eats Gutka/Vimal all the time even during lectures so we dont understand what he is teaching.Exams are conducted with best efficiency all staff are alert. As it is a Non-Autonomous College exam paper are set by University so More or Less exams are bit-tough.In class of 60 around 10 Students are All Clear n 50 Student gets KT In one or more than one subject and 10-15 are one who get drop due to more than 5 KT's, Course curriculum is relevant as far its about my branch Electronics

Pratham Pail

5.0Helpful

Reviewed on Oct 30, 2024(Enrolled 2024)

An Overall Glimpse Of RGIT, Mumbai

Great Faculties and supporting staff were also there overall a great environment

Course structure is upadted since due to NEP 2020. So the whole curriculum was so good and it helps students to grow in a good manneer, Faculties are great if you ever want any help then you can directly approach the faculties and you will definately get the solution

Hammad Divker

BE, Mechanical Engineering

Reviewed on Sep 30, 2024(Enrolled 2022)

Good college but good to have not tooo over the top expectations

The ratio of students to faculty is quite good. Honestly, there could be more classrooms with less students per classroom, but that's not a big issue Mukund good professor I do not think I can list the name of professor that I did not like as a issue to me quite lonely, and the exams are not too difficult though a lot of students failed to clear the exams

Soham Sharna

4.6

Reviewed on Jun 22, 2024(Enrolled 2022)

one of the best college in mumbai

My college faculty is very well qualified and knowledgeable they are well behaved help each and every student who needs help from them rather that is personal or academic wise they know how to handle situations

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