NIT Srinagar - National Institute of Technology Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Teachers are a bit strict in their curriculum. If you are genuinely eager to learn, teachers are helpful. All of them are well qualified. Till now, based on my experience, I can say the theory portion is much more than practical, which didn’t sound good to me. The exam level is average. But the copy-checking criteria in my course are strict, due to which many students face backlogs in their exams.

Faculty: Some teachers are very helpful and good, but there are teachers who are only there for the completion of the syllabus rather than giving you constructive support. All of them are highly qualified. The curriculum is not designed efficiently in accordance with the modern book of AI. We are stuck with the old course, so one has to do their own research in the field of AI. Semester exams are medium hard, and the pass percentage is around 89%.

Faculty: Faculty of the National Institute of Technology Srinagar is very good. Most of the faculty members are Ph.D. holders. They are very friendly and not too strict. The curriculum is good. We have two exams mainly. They are mid-term and end-term, so we don’t have much pressure.

Faculty: All teachers are helpful by nature. All are well-qualified, with most teachers holding M.Tech degrees, etc. The teaching quality is also good. Semester exams are not so difficult, but still, some papers are difficult. Students who have been learning from the start find it easy to clear semester exams. Overall, the semester exams are good.

Faculty: Teachers are good, though not all. Most are knowledgeable and well qualified, but sometimes there may be gaps in understanding. As a Mechanical student, my course is accredited and is going well. It makes students industry-ready. Semester exams are little bit tough, but students who study well will get good marks.

Faculty: The faculty is good, helpful, and qualified. The difficulty of the semester is average. The pass percentage is 40 percent of the total, like 40 out of 100. Teachers are so experienced and good at understanding the topics for students. Teachers make students ready for the industry.

Faculty: The academic schedule is hectic, as you have to get 75 percent attendance with 9-5 classes. As a 1-year course, the curriculum is very irrelevant. Teachers are helpful, qualified (NIT/IITS), and knowledgeable. Depending on the curriculum, it does not make students industry-ready. The semester exams are tough, and you have to study well, you will get back for sure.

Faculty: Some of the faculty are good, but some are not that good in teaching but have knowledge. But it’s like this in every college. Faculty in the college have PhD's and degrees from prestigious institutions like IITs and NITs. Some professors are known for being strict about attendance and assignments.

Faculty: They are really very supportive and apart from the academics they helped me a lot. Due to the projects in the 4th year, we mentally prepare for the industrial work, and also internship helped me a lot. Paper is moderate level and it depends upon the faculty and subject.

Faculty: Faculty is highly educated. Their teaching quality is decent. They teach using smart boards, and some teachers use PPTs with visual presentations. The course curriculum is relevant, with coding, computer-related, and networking subjects that provide practical knowledge. The exams are moderate and depend on the subjects.

Faculty: The papers are pretty hard and need to be rationalised. Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The curriculum is relevant to some degree but needs improvement. Exams are overall hard. The passing percentage is nearly 60 percent. Overall, I would recommend this college.

Faculty: Teachers are well-qualified and dedicated to teaching. However, the time allotted to complete the first semester is less than sufficient. Exams are difficult, varying from subject to subject. Although most of them are manageable. Most of the students pass in most subjects. Around 60-70 percent pass in every exam.

Faculty: In NIT Srinagar, most teachers are Ph.D. holders with good experience in teaching. I have no idea if the courses are relevant or not. In semester exams, some teachers make the exams tough and some easy. It totally depends on the teachers' mood. In NIT Srinagar, the passing marks are 41 out of 100.

Faculty: The faculty is excellent here. Most of them are PhD holders, and their behaviour towards students is very generous. Their teaching quality is exceptional. The courses here are up to date and provide more opportunities for lab and practical work. Semester exams are okay, but marking is difficult.

Faculty: Teachers are somewhat helpful. Some are qualified and knowledgeable, while others are not. Overall teaching quality is decent. The course does not make students very industry-ready, though the curriculum is relevant. Semester exams are very difficult. Sometimes the marking is uneven or unnecessarily strict. The pass percentage varies by course and mostly depends on faculty. Some faculty members are good, but some subjects need to be studied independently to get decent marks in exams.