Quality of end-products.

Hi Friends,

We see a drastic improvement in the infrastructure, new admin building, renovated seminar hall and MP hall, addition of wings to old hostels and construction of new hostels.
A question arises here that with increased no. of seats i.e. intake in every course has almost become double or even more, is the quality of students who are future professionals is still the same, will be improved or get deteriorated.
Does sheer improvement in comparison to increased intake will address the concerns? As of today, in hostels students per room has increased by 1 inspite of new wings being added. Senior faculties are retiring. New courses have been started without proper labs for practicals.

We need to think.....lets discuss and come up with good solutions to keep the name of our alma-mater always flourishing.

These things becomes worsen for cse department as intake for cse btech alone becomes 180 approx and faculty members are somewhat same , even student claims that they cant understand the topic in one lecture room. I don't know what will be the solution for these things

Friends,

When something grows in accelerated mode then quality automatically comes at second place. That doesn't mean quality should always remain at second place.

I think, the time has come when quality has to be the first priority of the College......... college administration should take necessary action to work on and every MNNITian should come up with the suggestion for making college a better INSTITUTE..


Pradeep K Mourya