Christ Delhi NCR Faculty Details & Reviews ,Ghaziabad

Faculty: Except for a few, the majority of our faculty members don't know about subjects they are teaching. Most of the time, students correct them that they are wrong with some questions and concepts. Semester exams are not very difficult, but students have to study.

Faculty: Faculty members are strict, but I guess they must be strict to maintain the decorum. The only corn of this university is attendance criteria, and it is the finest. Almost every faculty is strict, but at one point, they are understanding and supportive.

Faculty: Faculty members are quite helpful except for a few. They pay attention to students in class as well as after class hours if someone requires it. They have proper knowledge of their respective subjects. Assignments are a headache in Christ. We get CIAs which stand for continuous internal assessments. Subjects are very relevant to the industry. Exams are at a medium level of difficulty I would say. They are not easy but on the difficult side. Generally, most of the students pass.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified from great institutes, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality of every teacher is different, but their learnings from every teacher are worth it. The course for every subject is well designed, as they are course-oriented, and the things that would come in the practicals will come in the exam. There are two exams in a semester: mid-term and end-term. In mid-term, the exams happen continuously, with the difficulty level being average if you study well. Just do good...

Faculty: Faculty is amazing! Especially the economics department. The faculty has been amazing; they are very cooperative, fun, and amazing mentors when it comes to academics. For mid-semester exams, you need to have at least 75% attendance, and for end-sem, at least 85% attendance. But the overall curriculum frames you as a leader.

Faculty: Speaking for my course, the triple major is a bit tough (it has been discontinued on campus). The courses are sufficiently rigorous and aim to provide practical and hands-on experiences for the students. The hostel facilities are also great within the campus. We have separate boys and girls hostels. However, hostels do not provide dining facilities. Students have to visit the campus to dine (the hostels are located a two-minute walk from the campus).

Faculty: The curriculum is similar to that of NLUs, and sometimes it is even stricter. The faculty is a mix of good and bad, depending on the individual. Semester exams occur twice in a semester: mid-semester and end-semester, with two internal assessments in between. Exams are not immaculately tough but not easy either.

Faculty: The teachers were highly qualified and knowledgeable, with most holding doctorate degrees, making the Christ faculty top-notch in the Delhi NCR region. The curriculum was well-planned to ensure students were industry-ready.

Faculty: All faculty members are highly educated with Phds and are extremely passionate about teaching. The course curriculum is highly hands-on and kept up with fateful changes in the industry, thus equipping students with the best in their desired fields. The exams take place in the form of CIAs, which are continuous internal assessments. Each semester consists of 2 cias and the mid- and end-semester exams. The student needs at least 50% with all the CIAs and exams combined to pass the semester.

Faculty: The course is two year full-time; for first three semesters, we have core courses, including fundamentals. After that, we have elective courses taught by faculty members according to there expertise, but most of them are good with subjects and give many assignments and syllabus is hectic but does not align with today's condition. The exam pattern is 70% marks for CIA (internal exam) and 30% marks for ESE (End term exam), exams are CIA-1 & CIA-2 for 30–30 marks and class participation and attenda...

Faculty: A key aspect of the curriculum that influenced my decision is practical exposure. In my field, especially in MBA taxation, the subject was not part of our curriculum. The curriculum should improve soft skills such as teamwork, communication, and management. In exams, CIA weightage should be less; currently, CIA is 70% and term-end is 30%, but in my opinion, it should be the opposite. This is because students who fail in CIA have to pay 15k as a fine, which is a significant amount. Although teach...

Faculty: The faculty keeps changing and it's honestly a 50-50 situation, as some are extremely good, even scholarly, if I may and the others are pretty average. The exams are pretty good, with standard question papers and timely conduct. The curriculum is also pretty relevant and is changed according to the dynamic nature of the lawns in our country.

Faculty: Exams and the publication of results are on time. They won't make much of a mess with the exam process. If you satisfy the minimum requirement, then everything is fine. Talking about the quality of the question paper, it is actually intermediate. Everything is very well organized.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. Teaching is done through PowerPoints and notes. The course curriculum is relevant. It surely makes the students ready to work in corporate life. The level of semester exam is moderate and the passing percentage of students is 95%.

Faculty: The teachers are helpful. Some of them are arrogant, but most of them are still good in terms of knowledge and the academic background they come from, making college life a little more happening in terms of learning. The semester exams are also really not difficult.