NIT Raipur Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: The semester hardly takes 4 months in which every Saturday and Sunday we are going to have a leave. Many assistant professors take classes for first-year students. Some of them are good and provide us with notes which are important for our exams.

Faculty: Some of the teachers are supportive and try to make everyone understand the topic without any language barriers, but some teachers come and teach whatever they want, not thinking about the students. Most of the teachers are well-qualified, and some are Ph.D. scholars. The semester exams are quite difficult, and to pass them, you have to score a minimum of 35%.

Faculty: Teachers are not that helpful; they are only busy with their work. Hope so many high p pe has come out of our college. Semester exams are tough; you need to study for 40 percent of top marks. Our college has a CPI system, so you need to have a good CPI overall to get a good result.

Faculty: Most of the teachers are very qualified and experienced. But as we know, college is all about learning by oneself, and the professors won't be much help. The difficulty range is of average level, not as high as a few IIT colleges, but they are focusing on the verbal skills of the students.

Faculty: The teachers are highly qualified and good. Sometimes it's difficult to understand the teachers, but you should prepare for exams from the start. The exams are neither too tough nor too easy. The pass percentage is relatively good, and it is completely based on the CBCS scheme.

Faculty: They don't teach like they want us to become good engineer. They teach us enough that we get a taste of how everything is, not diving deep into anything. It's good and bad in some sense. The exams are good; they start and finish within a week so that's a plus point.

Faculty: The teachers are exceptionally qualified and knowledgeable on the campus, and most of the teachers are very helpful with projects, semester work, and throughout the journey of the course. Some teach us the latest topics and also involve us in research work. They are exceptionally helpful with extracurricular activities as well and provide guidance for career growth. The seniors and the teachers make the perfect combination for a student.

Faculty: Faculty members are well-qualified and well-behaved. All faculty members have Ph.D. in their respective fields. They are very supportive. Most of the courses are industry-relevant, but they need some improvement on it. Semester exams in the college are very easy, and almost 50% of questions are repeated from the past year. Almost all students pass exams.

Faculty: Faculty members are all Ph.D. qualified and well-experienced, and they teach well. They are very strict and systematic. There are 8 semesters in 4 years, and every semester has a mid-semester and end-semester exam. Exams are held systematically. Teaching quality is special, hygienic, and follows rules and regulations.

Faculty: Some faculty are really bad, and as for the curriculum, it feels like you're studying in a state college and not an institute of national importance. The frequency of exams is too high, and there is hardly enough time to learn any concept, especially with the really strict 75% rule.

Faculty: The quality of faculty members is definitely not of NIT standard and is only slightly above average. The crux lies in the fact that faculty members have a hard time building an intriguing class. That being said, yes, most teachers are helping, which tasks students to explore beyond studying.

Faculty: Yes, teachers are helpful, Ph.D. qualified, and have great knowledge. They teach us in the English language. Every professor and teacher here in this college are amazing. Yes, the course they teach us is very relevant to other IITs, NITs also. The difficulty level of semester exams is of medium level. Good questions were set in papers.

Faculty: Yes, the teachers are helpful, qualified, knowledgeable, and highly experienced. The course curriculum is okay, but there are still some changes to be made in the curriculum. There are some courses that make the students industry-ready. The semester exams are not that difficult, but we have to prepare from the start; no one-day batting.

Faculty: Yes, teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. Teaching quality was good. Yes, this course is curriculum relevant. Yes, it makes students ready. Semester exams were tough. Pass percentage is around 90%. Some subjects were difficult, but some were easy. With proper preparation we can easily pass the exams.

Faculty: Yes, teachers are very useful here. They provide all kinds of facilities, like they take extra classes if the syllabus is not completed, and they help to solve the doubts clearly, and there are some teachers who always speak in Hindi. Semester exams are very easy for those who study one week before exams, and it would be hard if you go out the night before exam day.