AAFT Faculty Details & Reviews ,Noida

Faculty: The teachers are well-qualified and knowledgeable in their fields. The curriculum is much relevant and up to the required subjects. The semester exams aren't difficult much, be it theory or practical, if you've studied the presentations. The pass percentage is somewhere around 33 percent.

Faculty: The Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT) in Noida, Uttar Pradesh has a curriculum that includes undergraduate, postgraduate, and Diploma courses. The curriculum is designed to help students develop skills for professional success. Curriculum Undergraduate: B.A. , B. Des. B.Sc. , B.A. and more Postgraduate: M.A. M.Sc. , M.A. and more Diploma: Courses in acting, film making, advertising, apparel design, and more Short term: Courses in various specializations Faculty Some say the faculty i...

Faculty: Teachers are quite helpful, qualified and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is great, and the behavior of teachers towards the students who are willing to learn is actually great. Of course, there are nuances in every class and the perspective of students, but yes, it is worth it. You will learn a lot if you are willing enough; the course is relevant; most teachers will teach you beyond the given curriculum; and some teachers have made me industry-ready. The exams are easy enough and the pass...

Faculty: Teachers here are great. I like their attitude toward students. They always stand for student doubts and are also very friendly. Yes, students become industry-ready if they work according to the teachers. Semester exams are moderately difficult. If you study well enough, you can pass them easily.

Faculty: Yes, they are all very helpful. As we are new, they guide us very well. They are all from the industry with very good experience and knowledge. Yes, absolutely, everything is very systematic and done according to the industry. It was neither tough nor easy. 50%.

Faculty: Some teachers are very helpful while the others just maintain their profiles. Some of the teachers have brilliant knowledge but the senior teachers don’t push them forward. The management is the worst in this college. There is not a single notice of the students which is received on time.

Faculty: Teachers are well educated and highly qualified. Teaching quality is very good, and teachers are very cooperative and helpful with their students. The course curriculum is great, and students are made industry-ready. Semester exams are mediocre for every student to pass.

Faculty: The best thing about this college is the faculty. All the teachers are highly qualified professionals with years of experience working in the Ministry of Tourism and with high-profile individuals in the country. The curriculum includes monthly visits to tourism sites to gain hands-on experience.

Faculty: First of all, the teachers are really amazing here. They have the experience and all the relevant qualifications. Semester exams are challenging and enhance our thinking capacity and writing abilities. The best part is the assignments, which encourage real-life thinking and creativity, showing that we are more than capable of doing things.

Faculty: Teachers were helpful. They kept supporting our projects and they also have good experience in that field so they were qualified. The course curriculum was relevant and it definitely makes us ready for the industry or field. In our college semester and practical, both exams were average. Passing % was around 85–90%.

Faculty: Faculty is better than good; some are the best. Exams are not too hard, but again, these are practical courses, so assignments matter more than exams. They are very precise about their assignments, but the discipline can improve. There is something that might need some attention, like I got my ID card in the second semester.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, great, qualified, and knowledgeable. 100 percent recommend since most faculty are from film institutes like SRFTI or FTII and industry. So that's a great thing. Also, the curriculum is okay. It makes the students industry-ready in some sense. However, our batch did not get much practical experience.

Faculty: The quality of the teachers is pretty much good, they know what they are teaching and all of the teachers are very welcoming to the new ideas brought by their students. The exams are pretty much easy if you study well. Everything that they ask in the exams is pretty much from the study materials that we get before the exams from our teachers. Since we are assigned with many different tasks, we are prepared to be industry ready. The passing percentage is 33%.

Faculty: Teachers play a valuable role in education, although their teaching methods may be considered traditional. While they possess good teaching skills, they tend to adhere to old-fashioned approaches. Consequently, their focus on theory rather than practical application hinders students from becoming industry-ready. Therefore, it cannot be claimed that they adequately prepare students for the professional world.

Faculty: Faculty members are knowledgeable and helpful but there is an extreme shortage of faculty members, sometimes one faculty will take your classes for the whole day for months and that is just not acceptable. The course is curriculum-relevant and yes they do make the students industry-ready. Semester exams are not that hard. There is a policy that students are enrolled in different universities so one university gets slightly harder questions than the other.