Kamla Nehru Institute of Technology Faculty Details & Reviews ,Uttar Pradesh - Other

Faculty: The faculty in my college is excellent, and my favorite professor is Kapil Saxena, who is highly knowledgeable and approachable. The curriculum for my course, Electrical Engineering, is structured similarly to other engineering colleges in India. It includes core electrical subjects and ensures a comprehensive understanding of the field. Additionally, the attendance criterion is 75%, which is a standard requirement across engineering institutions in the country. Overall, the combination of good ...

Faculty: All teachers are well-qualified and are very supportive. They help students to prepare for GATE or any other government exams. According to me, the curriculum is relevant. Although the college is affiliated with AKTU, it is an autonomous institute. Exams are prepared by teachers themselves and conducted in the college. The level of exams is moderate to hard. It depends on the subject. There are experienced faculty members who teach in the classroom.

Faculty: Yes teachers are helpful and are highly qualified and knowledgeable. In the teaching, a few practical lessons should be included and improved. Course curriculum is relevant. My passing CGPA was 7.99. The semester exams are nominal, as the questions are asked and prepared internally.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. All professors are well qualified most of them have done Ph.Ds from various prestigious institutes. ECE is a very relevant branch, it has a bright future. Semesters are not difficult, students can cover entire syllabus in a short period. All students must obtain 40 marks out of 100 including sessional and external.

Faculty: Teachers are quite knowledgeable. As it is a government college, attendance is not given much importance. The course curriculum is very old. It doesn't make students industry-ready. Semester exams are easy to moderate. Some students have arrears. Almost 85% of students pass exams.

Faculty: In my electronics engineering batch, all the teachers are well qualified and have lots of years of experience. Many teachers have earned Ph.D.s in their respective areas. This college is completely autonomous, and the level of the semester exam is tough for many students. But more than 90 percent of students pass.

Faculty: Faculty members are well-qualified. They are Ph.D. holders from IITs and NITs. Faculty members are decent in this college. Students have to learn themselves. Semester exams are not very hard. Questions repeat every year. Students need to score 40 marks out of 100 marks which includes internal and external exams.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and qualified. The curriculum is based on what students need in the future industry. Semester exams are difficult here. The passing percentage is 33%. Semester exams have two phases, one is internal and the other is external. For internal exams, two class tests are conducted before the end-semester. Based on these classes, the internal marks are given. Faculty members are good. They encourage students.

Faculty: The professors are very helpful in all the branches (except the Mechanical department). They are highly qualified from great universities like IITs, JNU, AMU, IISc Bangalore, and many others. The teaching quality is excellent. The semester exams are not that tough; you can pass them easily.

Faculty: Labs are well-equipped, faculty is very helpful, and all the faculty members are Ph.D. holders and very experienced. They are helping academically and non-academically also. Some of the faculty are doing research in various fields like nanomaterials and electric vehicles, etc. The curriculum of the college is old, but faculty also teach industrial concepts to be ready for the industry. The semester exams are not so difficult. The pass percentage is 33%.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and qualified, coming from top IITs like IIT Delhi and IIT Bombay, as well as NITs and government colleges. The course is relevant and helps students become industry-ready, not the best but good. Semester exams are not very tough but doable, and the pass percentage is high because students learn well.

Faculty: The faculty members are good and most of them are knowledgeable and quite experienced, but the teaching quality does differ from teacher to teacher. The curriculum is average, though a few updates might have been good in making us more industry-ready.

Faculty: Few teachers are genuinely good, but some do not care much, and their teaching quality is below average. The curriculum might need some updating to incorporate the changing requirements of the industry to better prepare students.

Faculty: In the CSE department, half of the teachers are professors, and the other half are assistant professors. They are knowledgeable but lack communication skills, according to me. Most students study from online lectures to pass through the semesters, although teacher notes come in handy as well. Semesters are easy and require a lot of effort. Free time is ample. Classes are held regularly, and teachers will inform students beforehand if any classes have been cancelled. KNIT follows AKTU's curriculu...

Faculty: The faculty here is quite good; all teachers are Ph.D. holders and guest faculty members are either pursuing Ph.D.s from the same college itself or have done Ph.D.s. They all have great insights and experience about the stream and course. They answer your doubts anytime just by visiting the cabins and after college hours, you can contact them anytime. Some are damn friendly. The teaching quality, I would say, is cream. The only thing it lacks is the curriculum; it's so old, like the current scen...