NIT Jamshedpur Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Some professors are very helpful and most are not because of the outdated curriculum. They teach very well but they used to teach similar things that have been taught since the 80s. I would say 50 percent of the curriculum is relevant. This curriculum doesn't make you industry-ready, but it makes you goal-oriented and focused on exploring yourself. Exams are a little bit difficult and the passing percentage is good enough of 94 percent.

Faculty: As we know, in each college of India, the same old curriculum is going on. Teachers are very supportive. You won't find any difficulty, and proper guidance will also be available there by teachers as well as seniors. The semester exams are not too tough, but you have to study a little bit daily or at least one week before the exam. Almost 95% of students pass the exam in college.

Faculty: As other National Institutes of Technologies and Indian Institutes of Technologies, this college follows similar curriculum and semester exams. Professors here are chill, but there are some professors who are strict also. They are quite knowledgeable, talented, and helpful.

Faculty: Teachers here are helpful and knowledgeable. They are quite qualified, as even some of them published their own articles in good numbers. But the course curriculum is average. Semester exams are in other colleges. Here, seniors are quite supportive.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful if you're respectful, if not, then be ready to get a backlog in that subject for sure. But you should sit in the first four benches and study from the start. To get good marks and grades in the subjects and ofcourse good SGPA in the semester exams.

Faculty: Most of the teachers are well qualified, like some have completed their Ph.D. from abroad, and some from IIT. So no doubt on their qualification. Most of them are good in behaviour and very supportive in both academic and non-academic activities. From this year onward, there is relatively grading is done, so it completely depends on your overall class average. Semester exams are also quite moderate, not that tough.

Faculty: The curriculum of the course is relevant, and we have studied a few portions of the core subject in the 1st year itself. We cannot totally depend on the process for our semester exam, as not all professors are that great, few are good, but not all. We have to study by our own to get good grades.

Faculty: Professors are helpful. All course curricula are relevant as they have recently been renewed. Here, branch-specific subjects are being taught by professors who are important for the future, such as C++, Java, CSS, and DSA, which are included in the CSE branch. PIE branch includes Supply management subjects, and Data Analysis subjects are market-ready subjects. Semester exams are of a moderate level, except for 1-2 subjects, depending on proof.

Faculty: Professor and PhD scholars are very helpful, though a couple of them might be tough or strict, but still, they understand their students and are always available. The course is very good and bifurcation in every semester is done in a good way, students also get practical knowledge through labs, making students ready for the real world. Semester exam toughness varies with the professor. But with relatively grading it doesn't matter a lot now. To pass, a student must get marks higher than 35 in th...

Faculty: Faculty members are experienced, supportive, and knowledgeable, especially in core subjects; however, some professors are less experienced and knowledgeable. Exams are moderately difficult, and you can score very well with one week of study before the exam. The passing percentage is 95-97%.

Faculty: Faculty members are qualified, but you will not understand anything in class. The exams are of decent difficulty, but the checking of copies is lenient. The branch is a hill. You will get Alok sir, who does not take more than 5 classes in the entire semester.

Faculty: The faculty-to-student ratio is good, it is nearly up to 8:1. Approaching the faculty members is very easy, as they are supportive. All the faculty members are good, so we cannot take the names. There are two exams, mid-semester and the end-semester. They are a little bit tough, the curriculum is also relevant when it comes to the core branches, and it is somewhat non-relevant for the tech branches.

Faculty: There are literally many faculty members. I don't exactly know the faculty-to-student ratio, but I have heard it's around 1:15 or something like that. All faculty members are friendly here and not that strict. Proff. A. K Choudhary sir is a superb faculty member of Geotechnical Engineering. The curriculum and the textbooks are just the same as those followed in all top IITs and NITs. The teaching style is the same, but it's more on the older way of teaching side. Exams happen twice each semester...

Faculty: Teachers are qualified and always willing to help. They communicate well. The curriculum focuses on preparing students for jobs. The semester exams can be a little tough, but the high pass rate shows that the course is well-structured. Overall, faculty members are good and approachable.

Faculty: Faculty and staff do their jobs well. First-year classes feel similar to high school, which makes shifting to college easier. The yearly tests are not very difficult. The college also appreciates top performers and recognizes their achievements.