How is the faculty at Chandigarh University?

. The faculty and students ratios is 50: 10. Faculty's student relationship is good and friendly. We can connect with the faculties if we are any doubts queries and they also solved them. . Priyadarshini jain one the best teacher I have ever met . I like her because of her understanding nature . Priyadarshini and gunjan rajput are the best faculties. . I didnt like rajeev sir because he is not understanding and I think he is not having a good knowledge of his subject. Semester system is there. They are difficult. From 50 students 32 pass the exam. I think curriculum should based on real life structure.

Faculty members are mostly supportive and qualified.Some teachers are really helpful,while a few rely more on theory.The course structure is designed to include both practical and theoretical knowledge.Exams are conducted in a semester system,and the marking scheme includes internal assessments, assignments,and end-exams

At CU, faculty are generally approachable, through large class size. The course follows the semsters system with internals and externals. Exams are moderate, and most of the students pass. The curriculum is industy orinted, but pratical exposure depends on individuals effort and faculty teaching quality.

I am pursuing BE CSE general course . Currently i m 3rd year . So, basically our education system is like i have three types of subjects Theory , Practical and Hybrid(both theory and practical) . For the theory exmas we have mid semester twice and for the hybrid we have LAB MST once in a semester. and for the hybrid we have 10 assignments per semester and apart from this we have end semester lab exam . This all combines and makes grade .

As a BE Computer Science student at Chandigarh University, the faculty experience is mixed but overall manageable. The faculty to student ratio is around 1:14, but in reality classes are large, so personal attention depends on the teacher. Some faculties are very approachable and helpful, especially during projects and exams. I really liked teachers like Ankit Sir and Priya Ma’am because they explain concepts clearly and also focus on practical knowledge. They are supportive and easy to approach. On the other hand, some teachers are too focused on theory and just completing syllabus, which makes classes less interesting, so I didn’t connect much with them. Talking about exams, there are two main exams per semester: MST (mid semester) and ESE (end semester), along with assignments and internal marks. Exams are moderate in difficulty, not too hard if you study regularly. Very few students fail, mostly those who don’t attend classes or study. The course curriculum is updated and includes subjects like coding, AI, and data science, but sometimes it feels more exam-oriented than skill-based. Overall, it is decent if you put in your own effort.