IIT Indore Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: All professors are highly qualified, and the curriculum is based on NEP 2020. Semester exams are neither too hard nor too easy. There are many changes in the course to make students industry-ready compared to the old curriculum. Almost every student passes the exams.

Faculty: Teachers are good and well-qualified. Many teachers are also studying at IIT and foreign universities. Many courses are relevant which make students ready for the industry. Semester exam levels are average. Students can pass the exam even if they study one night before the exam.

Faculty: In my opinion the courses do not seem to be relevant and was highly comprehensive. The order of the courses in different years was very random and does not deal with one another. The course structure was designed for students who had some interest in the industrial and research world. A 4 month long semester accompanied by a mid sem and an end sem was there. The pros will also take quizzes and ask you to do assignments and make presentations as well. Faculty members were good they were highly ed...

Faculty: Teachers here are helpful and very much qualified for their domain, and very knowledgeable. Teaching quality is also good, and the course curriculum is relevant, I think, according to me, as we learned about coding in 1st year and we are also introduced to different tech that also helps in making student industry ready. Semester exams are easy to moderate. There is no pass percentage, grades are relative.

Faculty: Professors here are very talented, and most have done a post-doctorate from reputed foreign universities, focusing mainly on a practical approach rather than theoretical knowledge. The curriculum mainly focuses on producing entrepreneurs and skilled men for the industry. Semesters are not a big worry and can be tackled by one who at least studies 1-1.5 hr every day. There is no pass percentage, as grades are relative.

Faculty: Teachers in IIT Indore are really helpful. Almost all teachers have exceptional degrees from various institutes, and the semester exams are good, like we all have to study whole nights sometimes but that's what builds a different skill. The competition here is good as all have cracked JEE so they have some park in themself.

Faculty: Professors are very experienced with very good teaching skills, and focus mainly on practical knowledge rather than theoretical knowledge. Difficulty of the semester exam does not matter much as grades are provided relatively so that for a difficult exam, one can score a good grade even with low marks.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. Teaching quality is top-notch. The course curriculum is very relevant. We cannot directly say whether it actually makes us industry-ready, but it lays a strong foundation. Semester exams are not difficult. It has a competitive environment among IIT students that makes it difficult. The pass percentage depends on teachers. They can decide the marking scheme accordingly.

Faculty: The teachers are qualified and knowledgeable. The course curriculum, although not that relevant but is enjoyable if tried. Semester exams are pretty tough compared to the classes. Although the material provided is enough for the exams. Still, the exams seem pretty tough.

Faculty: Faculty here are advanced because it is an IIT. Here, PhD students are very helpful to freshers and graduates. Semester exams are generally very strict here. The course curriculum is very relevant and future-based. Teaching quality is flawless. It is the best recommended college.

Faculty: Exams are pretty tough. You need to be well prepared for the exams. I feel that the course curriculum feels more relevant from the 2nd year. I can't guarantee you that the college will make my batch of students industry-ready. Maybe we should opt for higher studies for better placements.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. You can share your personal or academic issues with them they understand and are mostly professors have Ph.D. scholars from foreign universities. But they are newly joined but good teachers. Course curriculum is relevant because course is designed according to the requirements of the chemical engineering sector. Pass percentage is almost 100%.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful in any way you need in terms of academics or boosting mental strength. The college will provide one of the professors to be our faculty advisor in the first itself. All teachers are qualified with their PhDs. Teaching quality is also good. Absolutely course curriculum is relevant to our industries also they will provide labs and projects for the students to make industry-ready. Semester exams are moderate or above. Pass percentage would be 90% and above.

Faculty: Teachers are too helpful. In IIT Indore, all professors are well-qualified with an IIT degree. And they wrote many research papers which published in foreign universities like MIT, Oxford, etc. Course is not so relevant. In Civil, metallurgy branch has some subjects that are outdated. Due to many clubs where students personality enhances, students become industry-ready. Semester exams are difficult. 80% of students pass every semester.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. Teaching quality is very well improved and they are passionate about their work. Course curriculum is industry-relevant. They showcase the top-quality curriculum of IITs. Semester exams are prepared as per students' level.