Government College, Hoshiarpur Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and they teach well. There are qualified and knowledgeable. They teach good. This course is relevant as a degree but you have to study skills yourself. Try your chance for CA and other bank exams. Semester exams are easy if you study side by side. Most of the questions are previous years.

Faculty: Teachers in our college are highly qualified and provide all the necessary guidance to the students. Exams procedure is average. Exam arrangements avoid the cheating capability of students.

Faculty: The teachers were helpful, well-qualified, and knowledgeable. They taught us on a regular base. Yes, I did my post-graduation in maths, it helps me a lot because Maths is such a subject that is used in almost all fields. The level of semester exams was moderate. The pass percentage was 65-70%.

Faculty: In 2022, teachers were very helpful and B.Tech and M.Tech qualified and knowledgeable. Teaching staff is good and helpful for the students. Study material was provided to the students by college teaching staff. Our college's semester was extremely difficult. In BCA course, coding is very confusing for the students. Pass percentage in our college is 60%.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and they teach very well. They help us learn quickly. Semester-wise exams are there. There is no need to worry about studying.

Faculty: Curriculum activities were pretty good at this college. The arrangement of exams was also quite good. Teachers were very helpful, and their method of teaching was also very effective and good. The passing rates in the exams of students were also above 80%.

Faculty: Teachers are okay, knowledgeable, qualified. Course curriculum is too old fashioned, not relevant to industry current scenario. No, it does not make you industry ready. Semester exams are not that difficult, one can easily pass by studying 2-3 days thoroughly.

Faculty: Teachers in our college are helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable. They provide good knowledge to students.