Indira Kala Sangit Vishwavidyalaya - IKSVV Faculty Details & Reviews ,Chhattisgarh - Other

Faculty: Teachers are so supportive, and they are always ready to help and motivate the students. They play a very important role in building the future of the students. The things they teach in class are so effective and very important for us, both for theory and for practical use.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful, qualified and knowledgeable. They can help you at any time you want. It is a franchised college, so very few people knew about it. Our course is count as extracurricular activities, but apart from that, they teach us art as well. So the environment is very good here. They make students industry-ready.

Faculty: The teachers are helpful in my work. The teachers of all subjects are highly educated. Their teaching is the best. This course has tough competition. Students can also get teaching jobs.

Faculty: The BPA course is for music, and BFA is for arts like painting, Kathak, Bharatnatyam, and sculpture. Students can check the college website for other courses. The most important thing is, the fee structure in this college is very low. Economically poor students can also study here. The hostel facilities are also very good.

Faculty: This is proud that Nagdas sir our HOD and now he becomes dean of all visual arts department, he is the only one who creates the motivation to the students and building fruitful future for his students. He had done more than 3 international graphics festival which is amazing and no doubt about it we got the A grade university because of him.

Faculty: No curriculum activities, faculty are not good, teachers never teaches anything. Teachers have no experience in teaching. Freshers and farewell and even annual function is spending since last year. No guidence given by teachers and HOD. Teachers jealous of each other.

Faculty: Teachers here are well educated and are best in their own field. They really teach very well and focus on every student in the class. Our university has a collection of 40,000 books, a huge number of CDs and video slides of Indian masters in painting.