NIT Jalandhar Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Some teachers are excellent. Some are average as well in terms of explanation. In terms of knowledge, they are good too. Yes, some courses are relevant, but some seem to be irrelevant as well. Semester exams are difficult in this college. You need to give time to studies to gain good marks. The pass percentage differs from subject to subject. Overall, 80-90% of students pass (given they don't get detained).

Faculty: Most of the teachers are helpful and well-knowledgeable. Some are involved in NASA, DRDO, and other national projects. The teaching quality is above average. The curriculum is 80% relevant. Students usually get industry-ready by their own hard work and not by classrooms. The pass percentage is 40% but teachers are strict. I don't know why they don't let students pass easily.

Faculty: Teachers are neither helpful nor knowledgeable. Teaching quality is really poor. No concept is ever cleared. They all have a lot of ego. Course curriculum is outdated and not at all makes us industry ready. Like we are taught "microprocessors" in 2024! Semester exams level is okay but some teachers have a habit of setting up a difficult question paper and not giving marks thereafter.

Faculty: Teachers, as far as experience goes, are supportive and helpful, but very few of them give marks easily in exams. The rest try their best to give you a hard challenge to obtain good marks in exams. The exam papers made by them are on the bit tougher side.

Faculty: The teachers are helpful and have good qualifications and knowledge. But the teaching quality is decent. Yes, the course is relevant, and along with study, they give practical knowledge also. The semester exam is not that tough; it's easy to score passing marks. At the end of the semester, you have to score a minimum of 40 marks out of 100: 30 marks for the mid-semester, 50 marks for the end-semester, and 20 marks for internal assessments

Faculty: The teaching level for the Computer Engineering branch is not up to par, and the syllabus is somewhat outdated. The syllabus lacks the inclusion of the latest technologies, such as AI, chatbots, and ChatGPT. The curriculum appears to be the same as it was five years ago. Students often find themselves heavily relying on YouTube for learning, making it seem as if they paid the fees to YouTube for their degrees. The inclusion of the latest subjects is essential, and without them, the educational e...

Faculty: Faculty members of NIT Jalandhar are very good and supportive. Students can visit them anytime for their doubts. They always tell us about further opportunities which will help us grow and upskill ourselves. There are lots of exams in NIT Jalandhar. It was only one month to mid-sem, and end-sem exams are standing in front of us.

Faculty: The faculty is professional, helpful, and well qualified. Some teachers, which are senior, are strict but they are supportive. They are dedicated towards their work and they stress upon the betterment of their students. However, some professors, which are new in the department, are hill, friendly like if you have any problem whether in academics or personal life, you can discuss with them without any hesitation. We have faculty from different backgrounds, cultures, and states. They have differen...

Faculty: As we all know, the institute has some of the best professors, many of whom are among the top 2 percent in the world. It is a great honor for anyone to study here with these professors, as they have a lot to share their tremendous knowledge and are very eager to share it with their students.

Faculty: All| professors are well-qualified. They completed their Ph.D.s from prestigious institutes like IITs and other world-top colleges. All professors are very friendly and always available during working hours. There is one mid-semester and one end-semester exam, which are not very tough.

Faculty: Faculty members in our department are highly qualified and have great knowledge in their respective domains. They are very supportive and always open to address our doubts. We have two exams in each semester: Mid-semester and End-semester. Exams are moderately tough, but students can easily score well if they are consistent.

Faculty: All teachers are Ph.D. holders and have a minimum of 5 years of experience. Hence delivering good quality and valuable lectures. The curriculum is challenging and busy, suited for industry-level training. Pass percentage is 40 percent, and exams are difficult.

Faculty: Exams range in difficulty from moderate to hard. They are conducted in three forms: mid-semester exams, end-semester exams, and quizzes. Students generally score well in quizzes and mid-semester exams, but end-semester exams are more challenging. The teaching methodology is similar to that used in schools. Professors are knowledgeable and provide ample support. Students are given assignments to aid in their understanding of the material.

Faculty: The teachers are highly qualified in their subjects. They focus on the students and teach not just to complete the course but also to impart knowledge. The students are exposed to the industry through labs, which enables them to gain practical knowledge. The semester exams are a bit tough, but regular study can help students earn good grades.

Faculty: Teachers are pretty helpful some teachers try their best for giving quality education but some don't care about it. Exams are of moderate level and depend on teacher itself. Also, in every semester, you have to score 40 marks out of 100 to pass. There are some steps taken to make course industry-ready, as one or two core subjects are taught from first year so the first year is not all about revision of what you have studied in previous classes. Additionally, all the teachers here have Ph.D.s in ...