Here are good numbers of faculty available for teaching and guiding students. The faculty to students relationship is very good in comparison to other colleges and also faculties are easily approachable in their office at given free Times and after the class students can easily meet the prof. I like professor swapnil mahajan of maths course because he is very passionate about his work and he teaches students with good real examples and with some fun activities. But I don't like one professor of computer course because he teaching very fastly and highly level concept . Their is atleast 2 quizzes, mid semester exam and final end semester exam. So the end sem exam is more difficult than mid semester exam and mid semester exam is more difficult than quizzes but tha all exams has some level of difficultly. Not more students are fail to clear the exam.
Depending upon courses the class is divided into sections , in my department it is roughly a class of 50 and we have 3 sections and each section has different prof . Tkaing about exam at IITB it's obv that it will be challenging the problem we are asked are new and different made by prof himself which you can't find in books or resources , Scoring can be tough but attending the classes will help a lot to get you a good pointer , Here we have relative grading system bascially another challenging thing to get good grade it feels competitive but i think fun once in starting liek 1st yr it feels worng but later we realise the fun of sharing bond with classmate
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The faculty to student relationship is great. The faculties are always available in their respective office if we have any doubts or concerns. My favourite faculty by far is Prof. Naresh Patwari. He is very strict about punctuality but is very chill when any doubts are asked. There are two exams per sem, 1 mid-sem and one end-sem. The exams are moderate and most of the students make through it. The curriculum is as relevant as it gets
Faculties are extremely friendly and approachable, and treat you like adults. Faculty to student ratio is 1:3, but there are always more faculties who may not have direct classes with you but are happy to help. Exams will depend from course to course but most grading is done based on juries and assignments.
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faculty members are very chill and also very, very outstanding.As there are leading professions in their own fields. I remember one of my professor was ceo in tata industries. As faculties are very well established.You get a lot of exposure. There are a lot of exams and every exam marking scheme and difficulty depends on the course
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There are a lot of outstanding faculties that are always ready to help students. Prof swapnil mahajan taught me ma105 and was very very nice to students, taught very well and also graded very generously. There are many exams in one sem and that depends on the course, difficultly also depends on course but mostly if you study consistently, it will be fine
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Exams are tough and faculties generally provide you all the material to be learned and not teaching much. grading can be vafriable as per the professor. so just do by yourself and have practices. academic malpractices can lead to rustication also.
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Ration is like 1:18 which is quite good and relationship is totally depends on how student is approaching to professor and as far i interacted with my professors they are were very chill and cooperative and also very motivated in delivering their best knowledge to us. Pattern of exams are like one mid sem, one end-sem and 2 tests ratio is like 30:40:15:15 in general.
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Is professor in IIT Bombay is very friendly in nature and they will teach you what ever know to us and the will answer any doubt at any time if you mail to them.the exam will be difficult maximum every student will clear the exams
Faculty student relationship is too low coming to IIT as compared to school or inter colleges Some of the professors are too interactive apart from course content and some professors are too specific and difficult to interact about project help related stuff. Coming to exams there is a divison of mid and end exams in the start to mid there may be a quiz and later between mid and end there may be other quiz
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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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