St. Bede's College Faculty Details & Reviews ,Shimla

Faculty: Our teachers are well-qualified, helpful, and knowledgeable. They give personal attention to every student. The course curriculum is relevant. Exams are average.

Faculty: The teachers were very cooperative. You can visit them or contact them for any assistance. Some of them have been a constant support when it comes to academics or personal counselling. They teach things apart from books to help students sustain themselves in longer run. The semester exams were set based on every child’s aptitude and were moderately difficult with 45% passing marks.

Faculty: Faculty of our college were helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The teaching quality in our college was good. The course curriculum followed at our college was relevant. It makes the students job-ready. Exams in our college were of normal difficulty, and the pass percentage was 36%.

Faculty: Staff is helpful and responsible for their students. Our college conducts a survey in which we can give feedback on teachers. Teachers always try to improve to make their students understand better. We do not have regular exams which is a bit lacking. They conduct only one examination throughout the year. There should be more than 2 exams a year with 15 marks each. Students have to get 6.5 to pass the exams. There are several departments like English, Psychology, Science, Home Science, Economics...

Faculty: Faculty members of our college are the best. Teachers are approachable at any given time and cover the syllabus efficiently. Due to covid, exams have been conducted very early within 3 months in the semester. But things have gone back of the track.

Faculty: The professors offered in our college by the college management were really helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The quality of teaching was above average. This course curriculum was absolutely relevant and makes the students job-ready. Exams were easy to pass.

Faculty: Teachers here are very helpful and knowledgeable. They are ready to help round the clock, and they are super cooperative. Our college has one of the most educated professors in the English department who are devoted to their job in every possible manner. They are like a guardian.

Faculty: Faculty members here are not that impressive. They don't consider class tests seriously to cross-check learners knowledge. Theoretical studies are prefered. They don't take students outside for surveys, etc., as they claim that they lack funding.

Faculty: Teachers in our college are helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. Teaching quality is very good. The course curriculum is relevant. It makes students industry-ready. The college conducts industrial visits and training for students. They teach everything, and they conduct extra classes for students.

Faculty: I am from the English department. Teachers were really good and helpful. The best thing about teachers is that they are highly approachable and qualified. St. Bede's is a girls' college, and the atmosphere here is very comfortable and friendly. Teaching methods such as smart board classes and visits to educational places helped us a lot. The teaching staff members were the best here.

Faculty: The teachers were qualified and were helpful and would go out of their way to help the students in every possible way. The student-faculty ratio was 100:1. There was no industry exposure provided. The teaching methods used were blackboard method and case discussions. Presentations were once in a while thing.

Faculty: The teachers here are learned professionals, qualified, and knowledgeable. So their quality of teaching is something to be appreciated. The faculty to student ratio is quite imbalanced though being more bent towards the former. The course curriculum could have been better as relatively compared to what students in Delhi University are taught.

Faculty: The teachers are greatly helpful with providing study material. Nevertheless, the downside is the difficulty of the exams. The university level exams are usually framed by people who have limited knowledge of the course. Although they attempt to, the exams do not look like university level exams.