NIT Hamirpur Faculty Details & Reviews ,

Faculty: The faculty is great with highly qualified individuals, who are mostly helpful. The teaching quality may suffer a little bit due to the busy schedule of the teachers, but it's better than what most of the other colleges offer. The course curriculum does need an upgrade to match the present needs of the industry. The semester exams are of medium difficulty, and around 95-98 percent of students pass.

Faculty: All teachers are well-qualified, helpful, and knowledgeable. They are ready to help any student in need and provide study material. Yes, I think the course curriculum is good enough to make students industry-ready. Semester exams are not so tough, with a passing percentage of 40.

Faculty: Some teachers have very good knowledge and behavior, while others are rude and misbehave. They try to portray themselves as superior while ensuring that even the slightest mistakes are pointed out at every opportunity.

Faculty: In each semester, we had 4 exams (2 quizzes, a midsem, and an end sem). There was a 75% attendance criteria in the college. The faculty-to-student ratio was poor, but it has improved as they have recruited some more teachers in my last year. But class strength is too big to learn in the class. Some teachers are very strict about attendance, and some are lenient. Faculty members also do not care much about the students. Most of the exams were easy to medium-difficult if you just studied 1-2 days ...

Faculty: It's a national institute of technology, so it has good faculty, and the faculty members are also PhDs. The teaching quality will also be good. The semester-end exams will be of moderate to difficult type, and the pass percentage is 40. There will be two internals for one semester.

Faculty: You will have a little bit academic pressure but the faculty is awesome. The teachers are highly knowledgeable, you won't have any issue regarding studies. There is a library too in which there are a lot of books. There is a study room also in campus, you will feel free to study.

Faculty: Some teachers are very helpful and are highly qualified from IITs and NITs; teaching quality is good, but some teachers are just there for delivering lectures. The curriculum is very old; it doesn't make students industry ready. It is very difficult to pass the semester exams, as the paper set is very tough, and students have to study very hard for the paper. The pass percentage is around 33 percent.

Faculty: All the faculty members are highly knowledgeable and well-qualified. They hold Ph.D. degrees in engineering and technology. Curriculum is based on a semester-wise system, and students are required to pass each semester exams and secure the necessary credits.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. Most faculty members have Ph.D.s. They teach very well. They teach topics thoroughly. As I am in the mechanical engineering department and in the first year, the syllabus for the first year is the same for all engineering students, so I don't know much about our curriculum, as our main subjects will start from the second year.

Faculty: Teachers are very helpful. Most of faculty have done Ph.D. They teach very well. They teach topics very well. As I am drom mechanical engineering department and feom first year so syllabus for first year is same so j don't know our curriculum as our main subjects will start from second year .

Faculty: The faculty is moderate. The course is relevant, but mechanical workshops are the only technical aspect. Teachers are highly qualified, helpful, and interactive with students. They are always ready to address students' doubts and help them. The passing marks for the end-of-semester exam are a minimum of 15 out of 50, and a total of 40 marks out of 100 are needed to pass the course.

Faculty: The faculty, staff, curriculum, and the most non-debatable topic, examinations, are good in our college. Currently, only mid-semester examinations have been conducted. Those exams were conducted strictly and formally for all NIT students. But I did not do my best.

Faculty: There are two exams: mid-semester and end-semester in one semester. Teachers are well-qualified and knowledgeable. The curriculum is good. Semester exams are a bit on the tougher side. The passing percentage depends on faculty members and their marking. Teachers in the college are helpful. The teaching quality at the institute is on the average side.

Faculty: The teachers are good and have a minimum of a Ph.D. degree. Some of the teachers are very supportive. The exam level in electrical engineering is a little bit hard, and then marking is also hard, so you have to work hard to get a good CGPA. The pass percentage is sometimes like 25-40 students failing in difficult subjects like electrical machines and power systems. But some subjects have a 100% pass percentage.

Faculty: Faculty is very helpful and qualified, course curriculum is relevant and is helpful for one to get placement, and semester exams are moderately difficult. Passing percentage is around 45% now, used to be 30% for my batch for all the juniors, and upcoming batch it will be 45%.