ADGITM Faculty Details & Reviews ,Shastri Park, Delhi

Faculty: Most of the teachers are Ph.D. holders and are highly knowledgeable and qualified. Semester exams are moderately difficult, as midterms, class tests, and internal and external practicals are conducted before final semester exams. That is a plus point to improve the quality of study.

Faculty: Teachers here are highly qualified from top colleges in India, like IITs; they are friendly with the students and also good at teaching. The course curriculum is totally based on the IPU university, which covers many major colleges like MAIT, MSIT, etc. So here the curriculum is almost the same. Semester exams are moderately difficult and are easy to crack, as most of the students who are here have cracked the JEE exam.

Faculty: The teachers are not very helpful but highly educated. Some teachers are highly egoist. The teaching quality of the teachers is very nice. The course curriculum is very relevant. The engineering course curriculum gives the knowledge to students and makes students industry-ready for industrial needs. The difficulty of the semester exam is moderate. The passing percentage is 80%.

Faculty: Teachers are pretty helpful and always ready to contribute to our studies. Our courses cover each field that is related to IT sectors and newly introduced AI/Android courses. Exams depend on how students prepare for them, but questions are generally of moderate level.

Faculty: Most of teachers were very good to students, while some were not. If I had to rate the teachers, I would rate most of them 8 out of 10, but some deserve to be rated below 5. The course was relevant in every department, though it lacks some things, but it’s still acceptable. It’s obvious that the college doesn’t fully prepare students for the industry; the students themselves have to take that initiative. Semester exams are tough, but not too tough. Students need 40% to pass in every subject.

Faculty: Some teachers are useful, but some are so egoist they misbehave with students. Some faculty in the examination cell misbehave with students, and some time shoot students and use abusive language for students. In my opinion, the course is useless every time the management changes the current syllabus with the update of a lengthy syllabus. The semester exams in the college are moderate. The pass percentage is 85%.

Faculty: All faculty members hold PhD. degrees and are well-mannered and polite. They work hard in their subjects and are dedicated not only to their subjects but also to other fields. Exams are conducted twice in the college, called semester exams and practical exams. Projects are also held in the college.

Faculty: Our teachers were helpful, well-qualified, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality is average. Semester exams are a bit difficult. The passing mark is 40 so students can easily pass. Faculty members are very understanding and help students with every aspect be it subject or any other matter.

Faculty: The teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. They try their best to teach the students, but every semester, there is one subject included in the curriculum that is not assigned to the students until half of the semester ends.

Faculty: Faculty members are good, very helpful, and cooperative, except for one or two. They are well-qualified, provide notes, and then facilitate discussions. They are not very strict about attendance if you have maintained a good image. Regarding semester exams, they are usually easy if you attend the classes and take notes because most of the questions come from the notes you write in class.

Faculty: Most faculty members are well-qualified, holding postgraduate and doctoral degrees in their respective fields. Senior faculty often have years of experience in teaching and research. Teachers in engineering and management courses often have a mix of academic knowledge and industry experience, which helps in bridging the gap between theory and practical application. Teaching quality can vary from department to department. Some professors may be highly engaging and effective, while others might be...

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, and almost every teacher is a PhD graduate with a lot of knowledge and huge experience in the teaching field. Their teaching quality is very good, and you can understand each and every topic very easily if you are focused. The course curriculum is relevant and prepares students to be industry-ready, as every month, one industry tour to big colleges like IIT Delhi and DTU is organized. Semester exams are very easy; almost every student passes them very easily, as the te...

Faculty: The teachers were qualified and knowledgeable. But there is a shortage of teachers in the college for 3rd and 4th year students. The course curriculum is mostly theoretical and doesn’t prepare us for real-world industry requirements. For that, students upskill themselves using YouTube videos or notes. The semester exams are quite easy if you are able to mug up most things. The pass percentage is usually around 80-90%.

Faculty: The teachers are great—knowledgeable, supportive, and patient. They make an effort to complete the syllabus on time and also share notes, practice questions, and previous year papers for help and reference during exams. The curriculum is somewhat outdated, so students need to make extra efforts beyond just attending college to be industry-ready and secure internships. Semester exams are relatively easy, and the pass percentage is set at 40%, which can easily be achieved by focusing on even less ...

Faculty: The faculty are okay here. The faculty are not good, to be honest; they just come, teach, and go; there isn't any interaction in class. The teachers are quite rude. And curriculum here is just very, very bad; it is totally outdated. In your very first year, you study subjects like human values, Indian constitution, EVS, etc.