IIT Guwahati Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Teaching, I can't say it is fully useful as it follows the old curriculum, which is not as useful for current industry needs. But the teachers are highly qualified and have a lot of knowledge. Semester exams are a mix of easy and tough exams. Some professors are very chill, and some are so strict that they fail half of the class.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and knowledgeable. The teaching style is good and understandable. Almost all faculty members hold PhD degrees from premier institutions, including other IITs and renowned international universities. Many professors are global leaders in their fields, such as nanotechnology, green chemistry, computational biology, etc. The course curriculum is relevant, and it makes us industry-ready. Semester examinations have moderate to difficult questions. The pass percentage is 100 perce...

Faculty: Nice and helpful teachers and professors. A little off the track curriculum. Good curriculum for the industry. Difficult semester examination. A lot of study material is provided by the institute to help students. A lot of practical knowledge is provided.

Faculty: The teachers have a doctorate in their respective fields, they are highly knowledgeable, and they teach really well. The course curriculum is relevant to make students industry-ready. There are 2 exams in one semester, the first is mid-semester and the second is end-sem. The exams are easily crackable with some effort. The pass percentage is above 90 percent.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, friendly and are qualified with good degrees and knowledgeable. High level of teaching. The relevant course curriculum and it makes the students ready. Semester exams were moderate to difficult. The pass percentage is quite high, around 90 percent.

Faculty: Great professors, very helpful seniors, give guidance about the course and what mistakes to avoid. Teaching quality is fine, as at the end of the day, you have to study on your own to score marks. The course curriculum is very wide, starting from basic of electronics to electromagnetism, electric machines, communication, and covering all the topics from above.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified and knowledgeable as there are the professors in IIT. They also help us in various aspects. This course is relevant for students who want to pursue a job in the core sector. Semester exams are quite hard but not difficult. If you study 1 week before the exam, you will score well.

Faculty: Teachers are highly experienced, expert, and knowledgeable. Their teaching quality is good. The time management is also good. They provide enough time for personal and personality development. The course curriculum is just modified and also going to be further modified in the future, so that students can change according to the global requirements. More than 90 percent is the pass percentage for a semester, aside from supplements.

Faculty: Faculty members at IIT Guwahati are highly qualified, experienced, and knowledgeable. Most professors in the civil engineering department are PhD holders from reputed institutions in India and abroad. They are actively involved in research and consultancy projects. Semester examinations at IIT Guwahati are moderately difficult. They are highly qualified from top universities. Semester exams are easy if we study regularly.

Faculty: Teaching is quite helpful, but an old curriculum is followed. Professors are highly qualified and have studied and taught in various different institutes around the world. There are various types of professors. A few professors are very chill, and a few are very strict.

Faculty: Professors sometimes feel too boring for us. Personally, I am often found sleeping during lectures. I also feel that the syllabus was a bit outdated. Since it was my first semester, most of the time I spent getting used to this new environment. The first semester was absolutely thrilling.

Faculty: Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, has over 500 faculty members. They are PhD holders. The course curriculum is updated regularly to include emerging technologies like 6G, VR, biomedical engineering and technology, and growth in artificial intelligence.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified. When it comes to teaching, I don't find good faculty members. It is like finding gold in a dump of coal. Most of the courses are not relevant, and they don't make students industry-ready. Students out there learn with each other, which makes them industry-ready. Semester exams are like a piece of cake. I myself studied during the exams and got 7.15 CPI. The pass percentage varies according to teachers.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. They are always ready to help (except for a few rude ones). The curriculum is relevant. The exams are tough, especially in mathematics. Many people failed in that subject (especially people from lower branches such as Biosciences).

Faculty: In IIT Guwahati, Chemical Engineering faculty members are qualified with good knowledge. Their teaching quality varies, as some are helpful while others are less approachable. The course curriculum is relevant, covering core topics and electives for industry readiness in processes and software.