IIT BHU Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Most teachers are helpful, very qualified in their specialties, and knowledgeable in every aspect. There is a slight language barrier between teachers, professors, and faculty members due to different accents. The course curriculum is very relevant, and all data is shared at the start of the tenure.

Faculty: Faculty members are highly qualified and supportive. The teaching quality is commendable, with a good balance between theoretical concepts and practical applications. Semester exams are moderately challenging, focusing on both understanding and application of concepts.

Faculty: The teachers are helpful and well-qualified, like Ph.D. holders. The teaching quality is good, and the course makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are more difficult than those at other colleges, but they help build students. The passing CGPA is above 9.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified, and many research papers published, M.Sc. PhDs from foreign universities medallists. Teaching quality is exactly like how science must be taught with examples with creativity, and very interactive in the class with all students. Course curriculum is also industry-relevant and keeps on adapting every year. Exams are as difficult as expected and sometimes stand out with questions such as trying to make a question utilizing all the knowledge learned through the cours...

Faculty: The teachers are very experienced and qualified. The teaching quality is very satisfying. All the college staff and faculty members are of a very polite nature and helpful. Our course is curriculum-relevant, and it makes the students industry-ready. The semester exams are not difficult.

Faculty: Professors are helpful and know their subjects well. The teaching quality is good if you pay close attention. The course curriculum is relevant. The semester exam difficulty varies from moderate to difficult, but it's mostly based on the course and way of study. The pass percentage is high, with only a few students encountering backlogs in a few courses.

Faculty: Professors are very qualified, but students don't actually understand the teaching in class, and most of them study on YouTube. Especially in metallurgy and mechanical, professors don't give good grades here, so academics are a little on the tough side.

Faculty: Faculty members are very helpful, qualified, knowledgeable, and experienced. They have their own style of teaching which is very good. This curriculum is relevant. Semester exams are not that much hard but some papers like mathematics and engineering are quite hard.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified and have great knowledge. A lot of them do not know how to teach so that is an issue since most of the students prepare for non-core roles. Thus the quality of teaching is not a very big issue. The course curriculum is on the easier side. My mining department is very easy and rarely does anyone fail any exam in the mining department. There is a very famous in our department that it requires a greater amount of effort to fail then to top the exam.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified. Most of them did their Ph.Ds. from IITs or other reputed colleges in other countries. The first-year curriculum is a slight mixture of all subjects and makes students industry-ready by other means. Semester exams are not difficult.

Faculty: Faculty members are top-notch. There is no doubt about it. They are very knowledgeable. The curriculum is quite old. It is not that much relevant. It doesn't make students industry-ready. Semester exams are not very hard but not easy. Almost 95%+ of students passed.

Faculty: The ratio between teachers and students is 1:30 i.e., approximately 30 students are taught or educated by each professor. Faculty members to students ratio is very good. Professors are quite approachable and very helpful. They are all very passionate and outstanding in their fields. They work on different projects and also provide students with opportunities to assist them. Semester exams are quite difficult as they involve high-level problems that need hard work and consistency.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. There is 50-50 percentage of teachers who have good teaching quality and those who have poor teaching quality. This course curriculum is relevant. Difficult level cannot be described as it is relatively new. If you want to get a good CPI, you have to study. There is a good passing percentage of students in my course.

Faculty: Exams are on point. Whatever is teach to us is usually asked again. The type of questions depends on professors, some prefer asking questions from what they have taught, while others go beyond the syllabus. When it comes to IT-BHU, examinations are not very tough compared to other IITs. Attendance is also very lenient, it depends on the professor. The curriculum is very nice, and academics are very nice. Professors are also very good.

Faculty: Yes there are great teachers highly qualified and they have great knowledge And the course structure is nice it makes students industry ready the semester exams in the college is quite difficult But it mainly depends on the preparation of the Students.