Ayurvedic and Unani Tibbia College Faculty Details & Reviews ,Delhi

Faculty: Teachers are very good and helpful, which makes exams seem easier. Teachers are highly qualified doctors who teach every subject very well. This course is very relevant, and Ayurvedic and Unani medicine are very helpful with zero side effects. In the coming years, this is a very promising course.

Faculty: In Tibbia College, there is a separate department for each subject. Teachers are well qualified and knowledgeable because teachers are appointed by UPSC. Semester exams are conducted on time and students can easily pass the exams. 50% is the minimum to pass the each subject.

Faculty: The faculty is not very helpful. You have to complain about every little thing to get work done, like markers and proper whiteboards. As a group, students manage by themselves. Semester exams are normal, but teaching could be better. The passing mark is 50 percent.

Faculty: They have a genuine love for education and a commitment to their students' success. They are able to evaluate what works and what doesn't for their students. They model patience for their students, who may look to them as role models. Very good teacher.

Faculty: Strictly follows the curriculum provided by NCISM. Teachers are selected through UPSC (the only DU college where this happens). The passing percentage is 70%; you'll pass if you study. Attendance policy is very strictly enforced. You won't get to sit in the exam if your attendance is not 75 percent.

Faculty: Our teachers were knowledgeable and experienced. They were selected by the UPSC panel. Our teachers were well-trained and helpful. They were experts in their respective fields. Exams were conducted on time. Semester exams were average. One could easily pass them by studying.

Faculty: Teachers are well qualified and helpful, but their teaching quality is not very good. Students can get job easily by applying for vacant seats after completing the course. Earlier, exams occurred once a year but now it occurs semester wise. Passing percentage is between 60-70%.

Faculty: Teachers are highly educated, but there is no quality teaching. You have to work hard to pass the exam. Teachers are active in their classes, but still, there is a lack of healthy study competition on the college campus.

Faculty: The minimum percentage you have to score to pass the examinations is 50%. Exams are conducted on an annual basis, that's why it is obvious that examinations are a bit tough. But regular studies can even give you good results.

Faculty: Faculty members here are nice, helpful and good in behaviour. They are good at knowledge and give the best knowledge. They are qualified. About 50% of marks are required to be scored by students to pass exams.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and highly qualified, and teachers are present in this college. The total duration course is 5.5 years, and the 4.5-year course is for study. Training clinical classes also include 1 year are internship in our hospital as well as other hospitals are required.

Faculty: Faculty members are very good and always supportive of studies. They always focus on students to study. Teachers are well qualified and provide notes also. Moreover, seniors also provide notes, books, etc. Teachers behave frankly with our students and even support students in every decision.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified as they were getting the jobs by clearing UPSC entrance exam. It is a professional course where the teachers teach the students not only to become a doctor or a vaidya but a good human being as ayurveda says. Students get value from here.

Faculty: The faculty is good and qualified, and as for knowledge, you can infer it yourself because they are appointed to the college after being selected by UPSC. Yes, the course curriculum is relevant. Yes, the internship gives clinical exposure to the students. The semester exams are not so difficult; regular revision of the new Ayurvedic terms and concepts is required.

Faculty: All teachers are UPSC-qualified and knowledgeable. Teaching quality is not so good in our college. The curriculum is relevant, but some things need to be changed. Semester exams are not so hard, but university exams are hard to pass because the syllabus is too big.