NIT Meghalaya Faculty Details & Reviews ,Shillong

Faculty: The faculty were good and very helpful. However, we don't expect them to make us industry-ready, and we will have to learn on our own. The curriculum was recently updated to align with the New Education Policy, so there should be some improvement there. The semester exams are very easy, and we can easily maintain a CGPA above 8.5 just by attending lectures regularly and studying a few nights ahead of time.

Faculty: The faculty at NIT Meghalaya are nice and friendly. The curriculum is good for branches like EE, ECE, and ME. However, the CSE curriculum is not up to date, and the exams are easier for CSE students than for students in the latest syllabus branches. Overall, academics are not a problem, and students can do well with moderate effort.

Faculty: Faculty are helpful, but not everyone is knowledgeable. The teaching quality is not up to the mark; it’s not enough for higher studies entrance examinations. No, they won’t give you everything, and the course curriculum doesn’t include everything from GATE and all entrance examinations. Semester exams are of medium level, and the pass percentage is 90 percent. They mostly give 60 percent from the teaching lectures and modules.

Faculty: Every faculty on campus is very experienced and educated from IITs. They are post-graduates who teach students the best of topics. Our course curriculum is updated and is very relevant for students. Semester exams are not very difficult to pass, but previous year's papers are very helpful in understanding the type of questions asked.

Faculty: The teaching staff is undoubtedly helpful, knowledgeable, and well-qualified, having graduated from prestigious institutions both in India and abroad. The course curriculum is well-structured to meet the objectives, and semester exams are relevant and taken in parts to maximize student efficiency.

Faculty: Teachers and faculty are supportive, and the teaching quality is good, but if you are aiming for GATE, you have to take courses online, because the level of teaching is not good enough for the GATE exam. Semester exams are not very hard; if you study a bit, it is okay. Passing marks are decided according to student performance.

Faculty: Teachers are well-qualified, helpful, and knowledgeable. Some teachers teach according to competitive examinations and prepare questions accordingly, while some follow the syllabus, which is still helpful for competitive examinations. The course is relevant, and if you study regularly and pay attention in class, then you can easily get a good score in the examination.

Faculty: In NIT Meghalaya, faculty members are helpful and also highly qualified. They are always ready to help students in every field. In NIT Meghalaya, the 50+50+100 rule is being followed for semester exams; from that, 50 marks are from internal evaluation, e.g., class tests, assignments, and viva. 50 marks are for the midterm, and 100 marks are for the endterm examination. Overall, out of 200, the semester has been evaluated.

Faculty: Teachers at NIT Meghalaya are highly qualified and knowledgeable. All the teachers have good experience in the teaching field. They are giving their best for the students. The course curriculum at NIT Meghalaya is relevant and it makes the students industry-ready. Teachers were also helpful and supportive of the students during placements. Exams were of a medium-difficult level in our course.

Faculty: The quality of teaching is good and the faculty members are quite qualified and, at the same time, quite helpful. They are ready to help and guide the students whenever required. The courses are quite relevant and interesting. The passing percent is 90% and semester-wise exams are held.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, qualified, and have great knowledge. They try to make students industry-ready. Semester exams have a difficult level. Previously, it had 30% criteria from the 2nd semester; now it has been removed, but 75% attendance criteria are in.

Faculty: Professors are very good and helpful. You can contact them at any point. The curriculum is not that hard and one can pass even by studying for one day grading is relative so it's easy to pass. Easily you can get good marks of 8 CGPA which is enough from a NIT.

Faculty: Faculty are helpful, knowledgeable, and friendly; some faculty members are from abroad. There are so many options in electronics and communication engineering, like VLSI, microwave, computer algebra, wireless system networks, government jobs, etc. Exams are moderately tough; you just have to go through the daily class notes.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified, helpful, and supportive. The course curriculum is relevant. The exam pattern is designed in such a manner that it is not hectic for students. Semester exams are moderate. The pass criterion is 5 CGPA.

Faculty: Teachers are excellent and helpful. The teaching quality is better. Few of them are Ph.D. scholars. The course curriculum is relevant but does not make students ready for the industry. The syllabus is hectic. Semester exams are moderate. The pass criterion is 5 CGPA.