NIT Jalandhar Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: The senior professors are well-qualified and knowledgeable. The new faculty members are helpful but some lack industry-related knowledge. The teaching quality is okayish. The course is industry relevant it truly prepares a student for the textile industry and gives them enough knowledge to be industry-ready.

Faculty: All the teachers are Ph.D. from IITs or any foreign universities. Teachers are quite knowledgeable and solve the doubts of students. The course curriculum is not very relevant to the skills students need today, like AI, etc. For core the course makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are really tough but students manage to pass them. About 80 percent of students pass the examinations.

Faculty: The MnC curriculum is a perfect blend of theoretical mathematics and core computer science. It is highly relevant for industry roles. Faculty is qualified and helpful. Semester exams are moderately difficult and require consistent self-study to maintain a good CGPA.

Faculty: Teachers are highly educated. The course curriculum is well-defined and industry-ready, especially for mathematics and computing. We will be taught things like schocastic calculus and topology, which are highly relevant for someone working in quantitative finance.

Faculty: The faculty are highly qualified, but the speed of teaching is very slow, and there are many irrelevant subjects in the course for 1st-year students. There are some subjects related to entrepreneurship and startups as well. Exams are a bit tough here, and the institute follows the 75 percent attendance criteria strictly.

Faculty: I'm not a huge fan of the teachers. Our teachers are pretty bad, and the curriculum isn’t available on the internet, so you have to rely on bad teachers. I didn’t score well in the first sem so of course I’m not happy about the faculty and exams. The pressure isn't a lot, though.

Faculty: Some faculty teach really well, while some are really bad, and some are okay. Just like any other government college. Still better than most of them. Exams in the odd semester are really a headache. While in even semesters, the schedule is rather more chill. Faculty teaches okay, our timetable is also flexible. The college curriculum is good and up-to-date with the current market needs.

Faculty: Teachers are nice, helpful, and qualified. But 75 percent attendance is a must! The course curriculum is relevant. Semester exams are not much difficult, if we study 1 week before exams, we get 8 CGPA easily. To pass the end-semester exam, we should score more than 15 marks out of 50, and in total 40/100 is minimum.

Faculty: Teachers are experienced enough as they are aware of their own subjects, and they are dedicated to solving the doubts of the students and are always there for assistance. They are available in their respective cabins, and a student can take time for doubt solving. The semester curriculum is good enough, as it is purely based on the development of the students and helps to get them ready for working in the industry. Semester exams are good enough and have a balanced level, except for some of the ...

Faculty: Some teachers are highly qualified and knowledgeable, while some seem not at all interested in teaching, but the majority of the faculty are doing great. The curriculum makes us ready to work as a team and work in different difficult conditions. I am a 1st year student, so I can't tell much, but I felt like the core subjects end semester examinations were quite hard.

Faculty: Faculty are not best but some are very kind and have a very good nature, but some are little bit strict. At the end every teacher always wants the best for their students. Though their way of teaching studies or manners may vary, overall the exam curriculum and teachers are very good here.

Faculty: The teachers they provide are knowledgeable but some teachers don't know how to pass the knowledge to students. But some teachers are brilliant in teaching. Course curriculum is relevant. But for industry ready we have to join some clubs. Semester exams are not that much tough.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, qualified, and have excellent knowledge with good teaching quality. There is a separate building for the CSE branch in the college. The buildings are new, well-maintained, and contain lifts. For every course, there are separate labs, and the instruments in the labs are new.

Faculty: The teachers are very qualified and helpful, and their way of teaching is also good. If we exclude some of the faculty members, then we can say that teaching quality is good overall. The curriculum of the course is relevant and makes the student industry-ready. The semester exams are tough; students have to work hard to pass the semester exams with good grades. Otherwise, the copy checking is a bit strict, which doesn’t give easy marks to students.

Faculty: Faculty members are really great. They are highly qualified professionals with several years of experience. They are mostly approachable. The curriculum of the course is decently hard. You can pass the exam only after studying properly. You need to know what is in the syllabus; otherwise, you will fail. Practical labs are all working and in good condition.