Ranchi University Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Faculty members are not helpful. They are not properly qualified or knowledgeable. Teachers do not seem to know what they teach and are unable to set proper exam questions. There is no proper syllabus. Exams include topics that are not taught, causing students to fail.

Faculty: All the teachers are extremely good and highly qualified. They are very helpful and groom us very well. Exam papers are hard, but if you attend classes, teachers make it easy. They cover all the topics and teach us additional information about court training, etc.

Faculty: The teaching is very helpful for me. Only a few teachers are bad, except that everything is good. But they should maintain discipline between students, as many students use cigarettes and tobacco in the washrooms, which is not good, so they should look into this matter.

Faculty: All teachers are qualified and have certified Ph.D. degrees from a prestigious institute. Most of them get their Master's from IITs. Course curricula are relevant as they make the students ready for the industry. Semester exams are easy if you pay attention in class.

Faculty: The curriculum is according to GATE and the same as that of any big college. Teachers are mostly good and teach nicely, and have a good hold of their domain. Exams are mostly easy yet. The course is hard in mechanics, but if studied consistently, it can be done easily, and we can get a good score in exams.

Faculty: The faculty members of the B.Com department are qualified, supportive, and helpful in nature. Teachers explain concepts clearly, especially accounts and business-related subjects. They are approachable and help students with doubts and exam preparation. The curriculum follows the university syllabus and is relevant for students who want to pursue higher studies like M.Com or professional courses. Semester exams are of moderate difficulty, and students who attend classes regularly can pass comfor...

Faculty: Facilities and curriculum are good, but exams are too delayed, as well as results. Mostly, results are published one week before the upcoming exam, but no worries at all for the session because they will complete your session on time. In the end, they’ll take your exam back to back. The professors of our department are too good, and non-teaching staff are cooperative. They will provide all kinds of notices like examination form, practical, and internal examination.

Faculty: Teachers are quite helpful and knowledgeable. Teachers are good. As per my thoughts, it doesn't make the students industry-ready. It's quite difficult. The pass percentage for B.Com students is above 40%. Some students get more than 40%, but the maximum students get less than 50 or 60%.

Faculty: All faculty members are well qualified. All faculty have done their Ph.D. from IIT. In 1st semester they taught about C and from 2nd start the data structure will start. The semester exam level in college is average. In 1 or 2 subject papers can be tough but normally the paper is moderate where you can except question from notes.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and qualified, they help us to prepare for the exams and the job. B.Com helps students to get prepared for job roles related to Tally, taxation, and makes us confident so that we can be confident in front of recruiters, and this also helped me get selected.

Faculty: Teacher is good and qualified and knowledgeable in their specify field. Most teachers done master in their field. Course is partially relevant, not totally. Exam is fair and most questions came from syllabus itself. Most students passed in all exams.

Faculty: The Mechanical Engineering department has experienced faculty and PhD qualified faculty, the curriculum is a structured 4 year programme covering core mechanical and manufacturing subjects. The examination system includes mid semester tests, end semester exams, and continuous internal assessment.

Faculty: Most of the teachers are qualified and knowledgeable and they are generally helpful whenever students reach out to them. The teaching style is mostly theory-based and traditional. The teaching quality is decent but not very interactive or industry-oriented. The curriculum covers the required commerce subjects but it is not fully industry-focused. Practical exposure, skill development, and modern industry tools are limited. Semester exams are not very difficult if you attend classes and study the...

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, well-qualified, and knowledgeable. The old teachers are the best, and the newcomers are also good but not as experienced. The course curriculum is relevant, but not much practical knowledge is provided. Semester exams are of moderate difficulty.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified, supportive, and use practical teaching methods. The curriculum is updated and industry-oriented. Exams are moderate in difficulty with regular assessment. Around 90- 95 percent of students pass each semester, reflecting effective teaching and guidance.