IET Lucknow Faculty Details & Reviews ,Lucknow

Faculty: There are many departments in the college. The faculty is nice, some are really good, and they do contribute. The course structure is fine and industry-oriented. There are 2 semesters per year, and dedicated exam structures are available. Class tests are regular with the end sem as the final exam.

Faculty: Faculty members are qualified and supportive, though the teaching style is sometimes more theoretical than practical. Curriculum is updated as per AKTU guidelines, but still lacks strong industry-oriented exposure. Semester exams are moderately difficult, focusing more on theory. With regular study, the pass percentage remains above 85%-90%, so most students clear exams without much difficulty.

Faculty: Some teachers are quite partial towards female students and sometimes their favourite as well. But some are really kind and solve our doubts. Semester exams are not that much difficult but you need to study from the start and not one day before the exam as it will affect your college.

Faculty: Most of the faculty members are qualified and knowledgeable but the teaching style is quite traditional and not very interactive. Some teachers are supportive while others are less approachable. Curriculum is somewhat outdated and does not fully prepare students for industry requirements though basics are covered. Semester exams are moderately difficult but manageable with consistent preparation. The pass percentage is generally high, around 80-85 percent as the evaluation system is lenient. How...

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and are qualified from prestigious institutions like IIT, and some have done M.Tech from them. Their teaching skills are good. Sometimes they are strict if you do not attend their classes. The curriculum provided is somewhat lacking, as there are many additional subjects with 0 credit value, but it will be suitable for a student pursuing any field. Semester exams are tough, and checking is done by the AKTU faculty members; around 85 to 90% of students pass with ease.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable enough. But some of the teachers do not have the teaching quality. The course curriculum is relevant. The exams are decent enough, not very hard, not very easy, it's decent enough to maintain our CGPA.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified and helpful, but the teaching quality depends a lot on self study. Some teachers explain really well, while others are average. The curriculum is mostly theoretical and not fully updated to industry standards, so extra effort is needed from students to be industry ready. Exams are of moderate difficulty and mostly focus on theory, with regular study, passing is not very tough, but scoring high requires good preparation.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful if you have any doubts. You can ask questions frequently, and if you want to prepare for government exams, they will guide you. Many teachers are IIT graduates with M. Tech and Ph.D. qualifications, and many also have industry experience.

Faculty: The faculty at IET Lucknow is qualified with decent teaching quality. The curriculum is based on AKTU (Abdul Kalam Technical University). Exams are moderate in the branch, with most of the students passing. 2 class tests are held for each semester, and 1 end semester exam.

Faculty: A good teacher is highly knowledgeable, helpful, engaging, and understands the problems of the students. Internships and real projects help students apply their knowledge and gain experience. A common benchmark for passing is around 35 CGPA to 4 CGPA out of the total marks for each subject.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, and the quality of education is very good. The academic calendar of the college is pretty tough, getting above 8 CGPA is more difficult. The passing percentage is almost 90% to 95% of students in my course. The course curriculum is pretty good. There are a lot of practical events happening regularly, there are things like a medicine exam which occur every 1.5 months. Faculty are highly educated, they are all graduates from IIT.

Faculty: Faculty members are very well-versed and cooperative, and helpful. Teachers always help every student. The rate of knowledge is too high. Teachers have hands-on knowledge of every domain, which they expect. Special soft skills and technical skills training rooms are there.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and qualified. Their teaching quality is good. The course curriculum is not relevant. I don't think that the students are ready for the industry just by studying the course material. Semester exams are moderate and 80% pass with good marks.

Faculty: Professors are some helpful and some not, they are qualified from IITs and NITs. Some are from lower colleges but they are all so good in their own aspects. Teaching quality is good but this is also for some and some not. Some teachers are teaching out of syllabus and also not relevant. Exams are average level.

Faculty: Most faculty members are helpful and well-qualified. They teach using notes, PPTs, and real-life examples. Some are strict, but overall okay. The syllabus is balanced, covering thermal, design, and automation topics. There's a focus on both theory and labs. Exams are moderate; studying regularly makes passing easy. The pass percentage is high. Attendance is important, especially in labs. Internal marks depend on assignments and viva.