Jawaharlal Nehru College Faculty Details & Reviews ,Arunachal Pradesh - Other

Faculty: Our teachers are supportive. They are the best. They are well-qualified and knowledgeable. Semester exams are not difficult. The pass percentage is 75%. They provide books for weak students and help them.

Faculty: Teachers in our college are dedicated, knowledgeable, and well-qualified. Teaching quality is good. The course curriculum is relevant. It follows the new CBCS system as per UGC guidelines. It makes students ready for the future. End-semester exams are a bit difficult. The pass percentage is 68%.

Faculty: Teachers are from well-qualified colleges themselves. They are helpful and knowledgeable. Even in their spare time, they don’t hesitate to help us. They always put students first before themselves. The exams are held with great care.

Faculty: Semester exams typically included moderately difficult, combining theory, assignments, and projects. The assessments were structured to reflect your coursework and encourage understanding. The average pass percentage was around 80-85%, indicating strong student performance.

Faculty: The teachers are awesome in our mathematics department. They are very friendly. Their teaching strategy is very impressive. Mathematics is a very awesome subject. It will increase your curiosity about learning. We had to study hard to pass our semester exams. We needed 30% marks to pass and 60% to get the first class.

Faculty: Some teachers here are very helpful like zoology teachers are very good and attend classes regularly. But botany teachers are not good, and their teaching style is very bad. Most of the time, they don't conduct classes, so students who come early in the morning to attend classes will again have to go back to their homes.

Faculty: Teachers are good, but they don't give much time to students. Their teaching quality is good, and they also give advice to the students. Some teachers just come to class, start their teaching, and after that, leave without trying to give explanations to the students.