NIT Jamshedpur Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Some faculty on the campus are not that cooperative, but some are extremely good. They help students in internships and placements too. Yes, all the teachers are highly qualified, holding many research papers. The course curriculum is also relevant. They also include subjects like organizational behavior to make students industry-ready. But the semester exams are scheduled very badly, not giving enough time to prepare.

Faculty: The teachers are highly qualified and very helpful. The course curriculum is very relevant. It makes the student industry-ready. There are two types of exams in our college - one is the mid-term exam and the other one is the end-term examination. The mid and end-term exams are not so difficult. Students can easily pass the examinations if they follow the teacher and read wisely. The pass percentage is 90+.

Faculty: The faculty is similar to the other colleges. They don't care to teach, neither are the students interested in learning because the course structure is totally outdated and not useful. Their way of teaching is also horrible. The semester exams are not really tough, you can easily pass them with 1 week of efforts getting good grades.

Faculty: The faculty members are knowledgeable, and some are very friendly. However, they lack teaching style and seem to just go through the motions. The curriculum is relevant, but it doesn't prepare students for the industry. There isn't much hands-on experience, and some faculty members are not there for the students. Semester exams are difficult, and professors will fail us if we don't write anything on the paper.

Faculty: Faculty members are quite knowledgeable and qualified but not very helpful. Most of them are rude and egoistic with students, especially during examinations and when discussing report marks. They do not show any concern. If anyone relies on the college curriculum for job-related preparation, they will end up with no placement since the curriculum is not updated and well-structured.

Faculty: It is not difficult to pass the exams of the semesters. The questions are made from within the syllabus. Faculty of the course is decent and not very good. If you want to pass the exams, it can be done by studying a night before the exams. Some of the teachers are good in nature while the rest take everything for granted.

Faculty: The course curriculum gives a basic idea about every topic you should know about. If you're planning to go in core ECE, but of very little to no use if you're planning to go for Dev/SDE roles. We only have one course in the CSE department which I feel should be more. Semester exams vary from department to department. For ECE, it's a bit tough but one can score above 7.5 CGPA if he/she studies properly before exams. In each subject, more than 100 students pass out of 120 in the end-semester exams...

Faculty: Exams are conducted every 2 months which include mid-semester and end-semester. Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable, but students didn't study and got poor marks. Questions are asked from the past year only. The difficulty level is easy to moderate.

Faculty: Faculty members are very supportive and helpful. They also give advice on what to do next in the future to get placed. They also help us with projects, and if we have any business ideas then we can go to the respected teacher, and they will guide us, which is truly valuable.

Faculty: All teachers are very qualified, but I can't say every teacher is knowledgeable. Only three teachers have sufficient knowledge of their subject, and rest are just a burden on the students. If you are going to be admission to this NIT, please do some research before making a decision. The teaching faculty is not good. The course curriculum is also not ideal. As a Physics student, I feel there should be a programming language included, but they don't have enough skilled faculty to teach it. The di...

Faculty: Teachers here are quite helpful and responsive. They are good in their respective subjects and support students. The course curriculum is relevant and the most in demand in industry and also results in a good placement record. Semester exams are not very tough; one can clear them by studying two or three days before, as done by every engineer.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and qualified. Almost everyone is Ph.D. qualified and involved in research activities. One can pass the semester exams by paying attention in class, as only what the teacher teaches comes in the exam. However, this teaching doesn't make you industry-ready.

Faculty: The faculty are quite knowledgeable and have deep insight into what they are teaching. Some professors are enthusiastic, while some are laid-back, though this does not detract from their deep knowledge. Some of the subjects are not quite relevant, but the course is also acquiring new subjects like AI/ML and robotics, etc., to make the course as updated as possible. The semester exams are moderately tough, with students being able to pass if they have proper ideas and have studied the subject tho...

Faculty: Curriculum has changed a little every year according to market needs. Faculty members are using variable techniques of teaching methods; some are good, but some are not good. All semester examinations are very important for CGPA, so take them seriously. Here you also need to maintain 75% attendance.

Faculty: Faculty here are good I would say, they are dedicated to teach you but as you might have heard in colleges it's you whose hard work matters more than any faculty's input so yes and exams are decent if you study well you can get good marks and 9 CGPA is not that big a deal.