Jamia Millia Islamia Faculty Details & Reviews ,Jamia Nagar, Delhi

Faculty: Teaching quality is honestly 50-50. Some teachers in our course are helpful but mostly they come across as arrogant and not very supportive, though teachers from other departments are qualified and genuinely helpful. The curriculum is relevant and even covers a good part of the UGC NET syllabus. It doesn't really make you industry-ready, though, most of it feels like formalities, so a lot depends on your own effort. Semester exams aren't too difficult. There are two minor exams and one major exa...

Faculty: Faculty is well qualified. They have good behavior. They are helpful as well if students are passionate about asking questions. The curriculum is good as well, covering all the skills required for getting a job. The exams are easy to moderate. One of our department professors is recognized by NASA as a top 2% scientist as well.

Faculty: Jamia Millia Islamia Faculty of Law has good, experienced faculty for most subjects. But a few faculty members have an old-fashioned style of teaching that might get irrelevant sometimes. Apart from that, faculty members here are very nice. They have a polite way of teaching.

Faculty: The faculty is highly qualified, experienced, and supportive. All the professors hold PhD degrees and have extensive research experience. The Electrical Engineering Department has over 150 PhDs and an h-index of 57, which demonstrates the quality of research produced by the faculty. The Electrical & Computer Engineering programme has a relevant curriculum that focuses on providing students with knowledge of both electrical engineering and computer Science. The programme is student-friendly, and ...

Faculty: Faculty have great knowledge. The curriculum is of the old type, with no advanced changes from the Jamia side. Some professors are also on Stanford's top 100 list. Overall, my teaching experience is quite good, but they have a strict 75% attendance policy.

Faculty: Our faculty professors are qualified, knowledgeable, and generally supportive. The curriculum covers core subjects and provides a strong academic foundation, mostly, the Jamia curriculum tilts towards the judiciary, so it's best for students who wanna pursue the judiciary, though practical exposure depends on individual efforts. Semester exams are moderately difficult, and students who attend classes and pay attention usually pass without much difficulty.

Faculty: Teachers are well-qualified. They are from top IITs. The course curriculum is relevant for future academic preparation. Semester exams are on the easier side. The pass percentage is 40% in both internal and external examinations to pass the semester.

Faculty: Teachers are knowledgeable. Some of them have done their Master's from abroad. They are ready to help you. The course curriculum is not up to date as in NITs. So student lack the required industry skills they have to learn by themself. Exams are easy to pass with a passing mark of 40 percent.

Faculty: Each year is divided into 2 semesters, and each semester contains 2 mid-semester exams and an end-of-semester exam. If we have 5 units in syllabus, 2 units come in 1st mid-semester, then 2 more in the 2nd mid-semester, and then the whole 5 units come in the end-of-semester exam. Mid-semester exams are 1 hour, and end-of-semester exams are 3 hours.

Faculty: Undoubtedly I can say the faculty is too nice and helpful, though some professors seem arrogant and unwilling, but mostly are nice-behaved and helpful in nature. Also, they have a nice curriculum after NEP which allows us to choose anything, like if we are from the department of engineering, we can still choose Computer Science as our minor.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and professional. They teach a lot of topics and exams mostly come from it only. It is easy to pass the college exams, and the pass percentage is 80 percent. Classes are regular in my college, and punctuality is appreciated for getting good marks.

Faculty: The faculty is top-notch. The teachers are very senior and good in their fields. They understand well and work for students' welfare. Dedicated labs are there to learn things practically and implement them to their full potential. Semester exams are a bit outdated.

Faculty: In JMI, the VLSI course isn't for the week. The course curriculum is a massive theory dump, which will be drowning in Maths and Chemistry before we even touch a chip. Faculty members know their stuff but won't teach us to study, and it's all on us. Exams are pure stress, and the labs feel like a capsule. It's not a grind, and not a cake walk.

Faculty: The faculty of Jamia Millia Islamia is overall very good. The professors are very well qualified and have done a Ph.D. in their respective fields. The curriculum is fully based on the new education policy. The exams in Jamia occurred at very regular time intervals. There are 2 mid-semester breaks between one end-semester.

Faculty: Amazing faculty. Most of them are helpful and some of them are really brilliant. They explain beyond the books that we could never get if not taught by them. Curriculum is also very relevant and although it needs to be modified a bit it is very much aligned with modern technology and changes happening in today's world.