JCT College of Engineering and Technology Coimbatore Faculty

Coimbatore, Tamil NaduEstd 2009 Anna University Chennai, Chennai NAAC Grade A

JCT College of Engineering and Technology Coimbatore Faculty Details

Associate Professor
Dr.S.Kavitha
Department of Petrochemical Engineering
Associate Professor
Mr.G.Arumugam
Department of Petrochemical Engineering
Associate Professor
Mr.J.Saravanan
Department of Petrochemical Engineering
Assistant Professor
Mr.J.Praveenkumar
Department of Petrochemical Engineering
Assistant Professor
Mrs.J.Esther Hellan Prasanna
Department of Food Technology
Assistant Professor
Ms.C.Neethu
Department of Food Technology
Assistant Professor
Ms.G.Vaishali
Department of Food Technology
Assistant Professor
Ms.Ranjana.U
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Ardra Vijayan.K
Assistant Professor
Professor
Dr.Thirumurugan.A
Department of Civil Engineering
Assistant Professor
Dr.Venugopalan.V
Department of Civil Engineering
Associate Professor
Mr.Murugesh.V
Department of Civil Engineering
Associate Professor
Dr.J.Francis Lutherking
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Associate Professor
Dr.Issac Prem Kumar.I
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Associate Professor
Mr.D.Ashok Kumar
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Associate Professor
Mr.V.Jethose
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Assistant Professor
Mr.M.D.Nagarajan
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Assistant Professor
Mr.S.Umar Muktar
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Assistant Professor
Mr.C.Prakash
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

JCT College of Engineering and Technology Coimbatore Faculties : Students' Opinion

AI-Generated Summary based on 72 Reviews

The faculty at the college is diverse, with mixed reviews about their qualifications and teaching effectiveness. Some faculty members hold advanced degrees, such as PhDs and M.Tech, and have industry experience, contributing to a supportive and approachable learning environment. However, there are concerns about the lack of experience and teaching skills among some faculty, particularly in the Petroleum and Petrochemical Engineering departments. There are approximately 100+ faculty members, with an average age below 60, and some departments have professors with significant R&D experience.

The student-to-faculty ratio is generally favorable, with around 30 students per faculty member. Internal exams, model exams, and semester exams are conducted regularly, with a focus on providing clear guidelines and support for students to succeed academically. While some faculty members are praised for their approachability and helpfulness, others are criticized for being inexperienced or lacking subject knowledge. Overall, the teaching quality is perceived as good but not exceptional compared to reputed colleges.

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