NIT Jamshedpur Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Teachers are well qualified from good IITs and NITs. They help us in very difficult situations. The semester exam is not so tough, almost all the students pass. All the teachers are well educated, and they are also doing research work and teaching M.Teach and Ph.D. students.

Faculty: It is too difficult to pass the examination. All the teachers present here are almost from the Indian Institutes of Technology. They have too much knowledge, but the knowledge and teaching methods are totally different. Some teachers know everything but are not able to describe it properly.

Faculty: They can improve the core placement needed. They can also provide more proper labs and facilities. Professors are okay. Depends on the professor, exams are difficult. Pass percentage is 30%. Semester exam can work through notes and PYQ.

Faculty: The curriculum is very poor. They have to update it to the new curriculum that most of the colleges are following, making students industry-ready from the very start of their course. They also took the initiative this year; they have started core subjects in many branches.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified and knowledgeable, but only a few are helpful or friendly. While many professors seem they have enough knowledge, they aren't able to explain properly. Overall, the faculty is very good here, except for a few. The quality of teaching is also very nice overall. The course, though, sometimes feels outdated and irrelevant. Moreover, I don't think that the current course structure makes the students industry-ready. Semester exams' difficulty totally depends on the professor, b...

Faculty: Exams are conducted every 2 months which include mid-semester and end-semester. Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable, but students didn't study and got poor marks. Questions are asked from the past year only. The difficulty level is easy to moderate.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified with many degrees and gold medals from top IITs and all. They teach and cover the syllabus well. Some of them are strict. The curriculum is updated for the 2025 batch. It upgrades to today's time, which is good. But all drawbacks are for batches from 2024 to 2028 only. Exams are hard for real.

Faculty: Some teachers are helpful, but not all are. Some teachers are well-qualified. They have a good background in studies. Teaching quality is average. Course is not relevant for the text students, but it is relevant for the course students. It makes the student industrial-ready. Semester exams are very easy, you can easily pass, but if you have to score a good CGPA, you need to work hard.

Faculty: Our college has well-educated IIT professors. Curriculum is relevant. This industry helps and educates at that level to work in corporate life. Actually, examination or semester exams are tough. Pass percentage is about 33%. Exams are conducted in a very fair manner with no cheating.

Faculty: Professors are pretty decent, except for some of them, most of the faculty are good. They teach good and give marks also. Teacher quality is not that great as due to some teachers. The average score of class decreases. I am in second year right now and studying manufacturing and industries and it feels like it is relevant. Not sure if I will be industry-ready but surely they are teaching us many practical things in labs too. Semester exams are not that difficult. One can make good marks in subje...

Faculty: Some teachers are very good, some just average, and some are very bad. The course is enough for a core branch, covering all the core concepts along with some non-core concepts. Semester exams are just right, not so hard not so easy. One has to study everything that is taught in class.

Faculty: I am somehow satisfied with faculty members. Few are good but mostly they don't teach well. You have to learn some skills on your own. There's still an old curriculum that has been followed. In civil, it is tough to score a good CGPA as professors don't give good marks.

Faculty: Most of the professors are from South India and are highly educated and helpful. Their teaching quality is unique and understandable. The course curriculum is excellent and very effective for the future. Talking about exams, this is going to be very hard and very strict. The pass percentage is 33%.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified from IITs and NITs, having experience working with top research Institutes like ISRO and DRDO. In the department of mechanical engineering, there are around 40 faculty members, and almost all are very supportive. The course curriculum is industry-ready for mechanical students.

Faculty: aculty members are well-qualified, helpful, and experienced, with most having PhDs and practical knowledge. The teaching combines theory and hands-on work, and the exams are fair and manageable.