NIT Rourkela Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: The faculty and staff do a solid job here. First-year classes felt a lot like high school, which made the transition smoother. The yearly tests are not too tricky. The college does a nice job recognizing academic achievements and really goes out of its way to celebrate the top performers.

Faculty: All the faculty members are highly qualified. They are very supportive and helpful throughout the entire B.Tech. Every batch is assigned a faculty advisor who guides us throughout. The course curriculum is beautifully designed, covering the syllabus of the GATE examination.

Faculty: Not all faculty members are non-cooperative, and they mostly help their regional students. Other students are ones who have to suffer more. The curriculum is hectic, with 85% attendance required, and exams are easy. There is no relative marking, so you can decide accordingly.

Faculty: Most faculty members hold Ph.D. from prestigious universities like NIT's, IITs and some of them also got Ph.D. from international universities. Teachers are helpful, knowledgeable, and easily appreciable. The teaching is based on theoretical lectures. The curriculum covers biotechnology, medical engineering, molecular Biology, and many more. It does not make student a completely industry-ready one. Semester exams are moderate and almost eighty to ninety percent students pass.

Faculty: Professors are really helpful and well-qualified. The course curriculum is relevant, which makes students ready for the industry and corporate environment. The attendance system is very strict. The semester exam is a turning point, as it decides your stay in college, but it's not that difficult.

Faculty: Faculty members are just to complete the course. It does not matter whether we get concepts or not. If I take my example, then in my one course, teachers do not come to teach, and they send assistant teachers, and they just do question and answer sessions in the lab. This happens in all branches. There are two-semester exams in one year, autumn and spring. Autumn is for 19 credits and 3 months with some vacation, and spring is for 21 credits and 4 months with no vacation.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable, but in class, you may not get it sometimes, as the teachers' teaching skills are not very good; it's good, but you might have read it by yourself only. Most students study on their own at exam time. The rest of the time, they enjoy.

Faculty: Most civil engineering faculty members are highly qualified. Some have done their Ph.D. at IITs or at International Universities. Faculty members are helpful and knowledgeable. The course is not relevant, and new specialities are not included, hence a lack in industry demands. The semester exams are moderate, and almost all the students pass.

Faculty: Most of the civil engineering faculty members are qualified. They have a Ph.D. from top universities like IITs, and some are also from international universities. Reports are not highly relevant and do not include new specialties but now, it is industry standards or what industry demands. The semester exams are moderate, and about 80% of students pass.

Faculty: Teachers are quite helpful and approachable, and have received their education from top institutions like IITs, and some are also from international universities. Course lagged behind. As most of the coursework is related to test books. Symmetries exams are moderate, and almost 90% of students pass each semester.

Faculty: My department has well-qualified teachers. Holding a Ph.D., from top institutions like IITs, and some are also from international institutes. Faculty members are less interactive and are more textbook-focused. Syllabus lagged behind the latest industry technology, and much of the content remains textbook-based. Semester exams are moderate. Almost 80 to 90% students clear each semester.

Faculty: Professors of my department are widely equipped, holding PhDs from top institutions like IITs, and some are from international universities as well. Syllabus lagged behind the latest industry technology, and much of the content remains textbook-based unless students proactively take up an internship or project. Department holds industrial visits and seminars. It also has an active placement and internship cell. Exams are moderately difficult. Almost 90% of the students clear each semester.

Faculty: Most faculty members have earned their Ph.D. from prestigious institutions like IITs and international universities. Teachers are knowledgeable and approachable. The teaching is a mixture of theoretical lectures. While some are good, a few are average. Exams are moderate, not very tough.

Faculty: Teachers are well-qualified and knowledgeable. Their teaching quality is very decent to good. The course curriculum is relevant, and it also makes students industry-ready to face challenges ahead. Semester exams are difficult for a few branches, while they are easy for a few others. Overall, it is a bit difficult to score good marks in exams. The pass percentage is good. Many students pass the examination.

Faculty: Faculty members are very good in nature and supportive. The teachers teaching in the institute have almost fifteen to twenty years of experience. The course curriculum is relevant; it makes the students ready for the industry. The course curriculum in NIT Rourkela is very good.