NIT Agartala Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: The curriculum is of 122 credit which is spread over 8 semester exams. The course is good and they teach us what is needed to be a good engineer. They conduct two exams per semester, one mid-semester which is of 20 marks, and one end-semester is of 50 marks. The rest 30 marks are internal-based marks which are given based on attendance, class tests, and quizzes.

Faculty: Teachers are very good except one or two teachers from the civil branch. Teaching is pretty good, and they make us enough prepared for industry. Exams of civil are a little bit harder as the subjects are mainly numerical-based. Some of the teachers even give back for not having proper attendance in class.

Faculty: Faculty members are as usual nothing special. Teaching quality differs from teacher to teacher but at the end, YouTube is everyone's last option. Answering the second question: I don't think so. Some contents are irrelevant. Semester exams are not so hard. 80% of students do not have any backlogs and pass.

Faculty: Teachers are strict but helpful. All technical faculty members holding Ph.D. qualifications from top IITs. Some have even served as scientists in various establishments across the country. They are adequately knowledgeable in their respective fields, thus, pushing the students at the highest of technical excellence. Course curriculum is relevant and makes students to be industry-ready. Semester exams get a major portion of questions from GATE previous year papers, making the level of the exam ha...

Faculty: Faculty members are good, but some faculty members are very strict about academics. Teachers are well-qualified. Their way of explaining concepts is amazing, but some are not so interested. Exams are difficult. In the Maths subject, about 20% of students get backlogs in semester exams. Our college is totally worth it, and I suggest students take admission to it.

Faculty: The teachers are neither too good nor too bad. Some of the teachers are well qualified but most of them are average in terms of knowledge and lack teaching skills. The course is relevant enough and follows a syllabus similar as that of IITs. There are 2 exams in each semester including one mid term and one end term which are decently tough. Every candidate should score 40 out of 100 in every subject. The 100 marks are including semester exams and internals..

Faculty: Faculty members are friendly and always welcoming if we have any thoughts on the topics. There's no burden given to students in terms of placements, academics, labs, assignments, and so on. The teaching quality is good and up to standards. Course content is very relevant to the industry levels.

Faculty: The faculty members are sufficiently qualified and knowledgeable as well. Some of the faculty members are very friendly with students. Teaching quality is also good. The course curriculum is very practical, that makes students ready to work in the real field. The difficulty level of semesters is like the other NITs.

Faculty: Not all the teachers were helpful and friendly, but some were pretty ill-mannered. Maybe they are knowledgeable, but one's knowledge cannot teach them about manners. The course curriculum is not that much relevant; we get some topics, but they are still taught very slightly. The end semester is comparatively harder than the mid-semester, as the syllabus is vast and time is also very less. For passing, you have to score a total of 40 marks out of 100 by taking internal marks as well.

Faculty: The faculty is not that good in our college, except for some professors who are very good. Some professors don't know how to teach students, especially in the first year, but some are good. You have to prepare yourself for the exams using YouTube, and seniors here are very helpful and will guide you.

Faculty: The teachers in my college was very helpful and all are very knowledgeable. They have good teaching qualities and the course curriculum is relevant.

Faculty: The teachers are highly educated. They are well-qualified and have a lot of knowledge. They have 5 to 6 years of experience and have completed their Master's degrees in their respective subjects. The course curriculum is relevant and helps students become industry-ready. The semester exams are easy to pass. The pass percentage is 70%.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful if you respect them and attend classes. The curriculum is good and makes students industry-ready. As an engineer, we still study one night before exams, but semester exams are tough. As a first-year student, you will be taught by Ph.D. students, and some courses will be taught by faculty members.

Faculty: Faculty members are well-qualified and knowledgeable. The semester exams are not very tough and also not very easy; you can pass them easily. Some teachers are very helpful, but some are not. In the first year, you will get enough time for other things like coding and playing something.

Faculty: Teachers are extremely helpful, qualified, and the teaching quality needs a little bit of improvement. Concerning the installation of properly working projectors in class, taking classes digitally through projectors instead of chalk and blackboard. Semester exam questions are fit to the portion of the syllabus taught by the teachers.