NIT Srinagar Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: Here the faculty members teaching us are so good in behavior and also helpful to us. Exams are so difficult as compared to other colleges. The pass percentage for a subject is 40% but the difficulty of the exams makes us ready for higher difficulties.

Faculty: Teachers are properly qualified, and they are Ph.D. holders. The course in the first year contains EVS and English, which prepares students for the real world. There are two main exams: mid-semester and end-semester. The difficulty is moderate, and most students clear the exam.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable, but due to lack of facilities and advanced labs, they can't give their 100%. Classes are small, and the course curriculum is not relevant. It does not make us ready for industrial work. Furthermore, exams are too easy.

Faculty: The faculty is experienced and supportive, often guiding students beyond academics. Most of the professors are approachable, and there is a positive learning environment. The curriculum is designed to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical experience. Semester exams are of medium level, and most students (70 to 80 percent) are able to pass the exams.

Faculty: The teachers here are highly qualified, as they are Ph.D. holders from IIT or NIT and they are knowledgeable in their respective subjects. The teaching quality is awesome, but it can be difficult for some of the students as the mode of teaching is English. It makes the students theoretically strong, but the student can become industry-ready through internships and projects only. The semester exams are easy to moderate, but only 75% of students are able to pass, as 25% of the students neglect the...

Faculty: Teachers are good, and they are well-qualified as well as knowledgeable. Teaching quality is very good. Yes, the course curriculum is relevant, and it makes students industry-ready. Exams are medium level in mid-sem, but pretty hard in end-sem, and the pass percentage is 40%.

Faculty: Teachers and professors are very knowledgeable and experienced. Most of the faculty members here are postdoctoral. Semester exams are quite difficult and performed under strict surveillance. The course curriculum is not very industry-related but is good for clearing the basics.

Faculty: Faculty members are very much helpful and well qualified. Course curriculum is efficient and less hectic. It does make students industry-ready by giving us practical knowledge. Semester exams are average not too hard or easy. Depending upon the subject complexity it is moderate.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and easily approachable. Most of them have done Ph.D. from IITs, NITs, and abroad. All of them are very knowledgeable. In the second semester, two exams are conducted: one is the midterm exam and the other is the end-term exam. For internal marks, attendance and quizzes are taken.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful in the first year in all departments, but as you enter your core subjects, you will find that the Electrical and Electronics and Communication departments are very strict. All the faculty are supportive. Semester exams are not difficult; only the topics taught in class will be asked in the exam. The passing percentage is 40% of the overall marks.

Faculty: The faculty-to-student ratio is good. For every 15-20 students, a faculty member is available. Almost all faculty members are very friendly and helpful. I like almost all, but my favorite is Dr. Noor Zaman Khan, whose teaching style is very good, and communication between students and faculty is also excellent. There is not a particular faculty member I don't like. There are two exams per semester: mid and end-term. The exams are decent, and mostly, the questions come from class notes.

Faculty: Almost all faculty have done Ph.D. from IITs or NITs. The curriculum is revised according to the industry and it is relevant. Classes are good. Some teachers are very helpful and knowledgeable. Semester exams are moderately difficult. Never argue with teachers.

Faculty: It's a college after all! National Institute of Technology Srinagar is a public technical university located in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India. It is one of the 31 National Institutes of Technology and as such is directly under the control of the Ministry of Education.

Faculty: In the National Institute of Technology Hazratbal Srinagar, there is a nice cricket ground, many volleyball courts, and many basketball, badminton, and tennis courts. In the National Institute of Technology Srinagar, semester exams are divided into mid-term and end-term.

Faculty: As NIT is in government institute, all teachers are well-qualified from all over India. All of them are the best educators in India. They are very helpful and supportive towards you if you need them. Studies at NIT are very relevant to the point. Topics are covered very easily by teachers. There are two semesters in the year. Each semester has two exams one is mid-term and the other is end-term.