Guru Tegh Bahadur Institute of Technology Faculty Details & Reviews ,Rajouri Garden, Delhi

Faculty: The teachers are qualified and knowledgeable, and teach very well and are cooperative. The course syllabus is almost similar to all engineering colleges in India, and they are well exposed to industry Semester exams are moderate, not difficult if you study sincerely. Pass percentage is around 33 per cent.

Faculty: Faculty members are excellent with great experience and knowledge. Their method of teaching is very unique and proactive. The course curriculum is also designed to meet the needs of the present world, with some subjects getting updated from time to time. Along with that, various labs are open regularly. It has good staff members.

Faculty: Faculty members in the IT department are knowledgeable and helpful. Most teachers have good academic qualifications and are approachable for doubts outside class hours too. The curriculum follows GGSIPU guidelines and is regularly updated with subjects like Data Structures, DBMS, Web Development, and Machine Learning in later semesters. Practical labs are conducted along with theory to ensure proper understanding. Internal assessment, midterms, and end-term exams are conducted strictly. Notes, P...

Faculty: All faculty members are supportive. Teachers are good till now. In first year, the syllabus is common for every branch. You can upgrade your branch after semester 1, if you get good CGP. Course is relevant, and there are societies that will make you skilled. Semester exams are a bit tough but mid-term exams are quite easy than semester exam. Pass percentage is 40%.

Faculty: The teachers are very helpful, well-educated, and qualified. Great teaching quality. They make students ready for the industry. Exams are generally not difficult at all. If you study well, you can easily pass your exam. Passing percentage is 40 out of 100 in every subject.

Faculty: Faculty at GTBIT is one of the strongest points. Most teachers are supportive and well-qualified. A few go the extra mile to help. The syllabus is IPU-based, decent, and somewhat industry-relevant, but extra learning is needed outside the classroom. Exams are manageable, not too tough. The pass percentage is pretty good if you study consistently.

Faculty: Faculty is very nice, and the curriculum is strictly followed as per GGSIPU. It is AICTE-approved and relevant to the needs of the industry. Teachers are helpful. They help with the internal assessments conducted by the college. The semester exams are pretty easy to score.

Faculty: Our college has very helpful, educated, and experienced faculty members with great support and help students irrespective of the domain. The course curriculum is the same as all other IPU colleges, with all practicals and theoretical learning. In exams, we get different IPU colleges as centres and very great practical externals.

Faculty: Teachers are well qualified, especially Niraj Kant sir, he is graduated from IIT BHU. You just need to interact with them. Teaching quality is good, though it varies throughout. The course is industry-relevant, and semester exams are good, they won't affect your side hustle.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, but students have to study on their own. Teachers attend classes, but many students don’t pay attention or take the classes seriously because of the college life hype. However, teachers are always available, if you connect with them, they will help you.

Faculty: Teachers are not excellent, but neither are they bad. They are very helpful. They properly guide you for the placement and how to get a good placement from an average college. They would also help you with any competitive exam you want to take further, like GATE, etc.

Faculty: The teaching quality is very low. Teachers are not good at teaching. There are 2 mid-semesters and 1 end-semester exam conducted in every semester. These exams are not much difficult. The course curriculum is outdated and not relevant. There are many useless subjects that we have to read forcefully.

Faculty: Teachers are so helpful and qualified. They help whenever you want. The first-year curriculum of B.Teach is the same for all the courses so from 2nd year core will start. Exams are 2 times mid-sessional and one end-term. Exams are difficult. You have to study.

Faculty: Extracurricular activities like sports meets and other society events happening in college. Some societies like communique can create awareness among students in political aspects. GTBIT College has NCC with BSS which also plays a vital role in the college curriculum.

Faculty: The faculty quality is mixed, with some being helpful and others average. The curriculum follows the standard IPU structure, and semester exams are generally easy, except for Maths, where many students struggle and receive backlogs. Some teachers are well-qualified and supportive, but overall, faculty support is limited. While the coursework is manageable, students need to put in extra effort, especially in challenging subjects. The teaching quality varies, so self-study plays a crucial role in ...