St. Joseph's College, Jakhama Faculty Details & Reviews ,Kohima

Faculty: The faculty members are very knowledgeable and patient, and there is a very interactive 15:1 teacher to student ratio, which is very effective for getting our doubts cleared. The faculty members are approachable, and most are senior students who studied and were placed at the same college.

Faculty: The teachers were qualified for their job. However, more stress should be given to make the students industry ready. The exams are okay. The teachers are friendly and really know their way of teaching. The assignments are designed to make you think critically and be ready for any given situations.

Faculty: Some teachers are great. However, the course itself is relevant and prepares students for the industry, particularly in literature. The pass rate is around 96%, so the course is not very difficult.

Faculty: Teachers were qualified and very experienced. Semester exams were easy to crack due to the support of our teachers.

Faculty: Teachers in our college are very skilled and talented. They help the students in every possible way to nurture our minds and help us grow more knowledge. Lecturers provide us with study materials. Semesters exams at times are different, and the teachers guide us to go throughout the exam very well.

Faculty: The teachers here are highly qualified, knowledgeable, punctual, approachable and smart. The teaching quality is fairly good. This course sparks the interest of students and encourages them to take further steps in the field of research. It provides the students with information that will help them approach situations with logic and also make them industry-ready. Semester exams are moderate-to-hard. The pass percentage of students is 98/100.

Faculty: Yes, affirmative. They are very motivating, humble, lots of knowledge with experience as well. I would say yes, a big fat yes with no doubt. My friends who were introverts even came out of their cocoon because this course challenged everyone to exploit our potential and bring the best out of it.