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There are a total of 10000+ students in our college including BTECH MTECH AND PhD students. Number of professors are a lot I don't have the exact figures but there are enough to get an idea about the understanding of an idea or a concept with each of them being a master in their line of work. Curriculum has been updated recently and focused more towards digitalisation and AI and data analysis. Faculty is very accomadating and helpful as well as resource full
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IIT Bombay has some very well experienced professors, who are highly qualified in their respective fields. They are assisted by teaching assistants who are commonly the M-Tech, PHD or the senior undergraduate students. These TAs take the tutorials as well as practice sessions and conduct the labs. But many times it is quite difficult to understand the accent of professors and TAs and also some students face difficulty due to language barriers and not being able to understand english. Help sessions in local languages are conducted for them but the frequency of these sessions is not much.
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Faculty to student ratio is 10. Pretty good when you look at the quity if teaching. I like professor Mayank Pareek a lot because he was the CEO of Tata Motors and also professor jung because of the way of his teaching . I don't like professor manoj keshri because he us a bit fast. There are 2 quizzes for each course and then mid sems and end sems. The courses are easy if students attend the lectures and pay attention in the class.
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Faculty to student ratio is around 10:1, they are pretty approachable, my favourite professor is mr nagendra velaga.. he promotes speaking skills and conducts confidence bosster acitivities in his classes, he emphasises that a student must not study all the time, he/she should indulge in sports and culturals and says his class should not produce toppers of the institute but future leader. The course curriculum is relevant as for now, it can be improved but it is okayish! Exams are based not on books and theory but on discussions happened in the class
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The faculty to student ratio is good, there is one professor for about 150-200 students, the professors teach nicely. There are quizes , midsem and endsem exams. The difficulty is moderate to hard and is doable if student studies well.
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the faculty to student ratio is very good and all doubts are attended to the civil engineering faculity is very good with prof. nagendra valega, prof. albert thomas and prof. mk gupta the exam pattern is very sofesticated with one quiz and one midsem then another quiz and then finally the end sem this is repeated evry semester
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The faculty-to-student ratio is very good. They are very much approachable. They give us there email and there office location, where we can meet them. Prof. Swapneel who teaches us maths is very good. He gives very nice and detailed explanations. There isn't any faculty that I didn't like because everyone here is so nice and knowledgeable. We have one mid-sem and one end-sem exam in a semester. Exams are not very difficult but you need to understand the course content to get good marks. Most students clear all the courses. Course curriculum is very much relevant.
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Teachers are very approachable.You cam ask them doubts any number of times if you dont understand it. Ananthnarayan hariharan sir is one of the best faculties of mathematics in the institute.He teaches linear algebra There are quizzes , midsems and endsems.You can expect atleast one quiz each week.Schedule over here is a bit hectic
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Faculty members are here are reputed and caring and then help you when you need them and they are highly educated. This iit comes in top colleges of the ranking so you can think how much reputed it is.
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It depends on your perspective. If you really want to learn the subject, you got the best professors of india. They will help you in every possible way. But if you don't have interest in your course( you wanna just do coding like me) they may annoy you, passing here is not that easy as compared to other colleges, you can't get GOOD grades studing on last day, but you can pass
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One of my friends had a great experience interacting with a brilliant CSE professor at IIT Bombay, Dr. D.B. Phatak.
He called the professor who gladly invited him over to his office. My friend was impressed as such a busy person who is 65 years of age was ready to meet him without hesitation. He reached his office and was welcomed almost as if the professor was expecting him for the past few weeks. He was simultaneously attending calls and yet managed to attend to my friend happily. Talking to him did not look like one is talking to a Padamdhee awarded such a humble attitude. He told my friend his youth stories and discussed a number of topics. In the end, my friend couldn’t resist asking what kind of person gets successful like him. To this, the professor replied,“ I will tell you an anecdote. I am chairman of a certain bank body where we conduct elections for nominating a board member. Once we had elections where each person got some 3–5 votes and generally one of those votes people gave to themselves. In that particular election, there was only one lady who has ethically and honestly given all votes to other fellow members and in the end, she lost the election by one vote only. Do you know who that lady is today? She is chairman of SBI. Your ethics make you great, not the degrees, money, and positions.”
The gist of the interaction was that one can become successful irrespective of his position and credentials. What matters is how humble your stay even after being extremely successful.
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