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Facilities in some departments are less but classes are regular . We have 2 midterms and one end semester exams also the quiz and assignments are considered for the internals . Profsoor LJS , pankaj Sarkar, Asif Ahmed for ECE department are my favourites
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Mostly facilities members are local that is meghalya khasi people In ayurveda college there are 2 to 3 teacher in each facilities but in homoeopathic college there are shortage of some facilities # for admission in college u must qualify neet and selection through aaccc counciling
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It's pretty average and okay for a student in our college. I just wish we had better teaching staff who'd actually love teaching rather than just lecturing and completing their task . Can't complain but it's gonna be worth it if teachers understood a student's needs and nature too
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In Ayurveda college Teacher's are there for now i.e November 2024. Faculties are approachable. But in Homeopathy the faculties are very less in number. Exam is literally tough,Students have to study rigorously in order to pass also. Curriculum is updated but still there is places of improvement.
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There are about 10 faculties in the homeopathy department and about 20 in the ayurveda department. They are highly qualified and very experienced in teaching. There are multiple tests conducted throughout the year, 2 semester exams and 1 university exam after the completion of each year.
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As I was a psychology student, there were a total of 120 students in the department inclusive of under graduate, post graduate and research students. The number of teachers were 7 in total amd there was one lab assistant. The faculty-student relationship was like a family. The student can approach the teacher every time, they can share their vows to the teacher and the teachers were always friendly to the students. I liked all the teachers in our department, and they were the best. Their approach towards the students make them the favorite teachers ever. Our academic system was like semester system. Every year there was 2 exams. For me the exams were easy to student and to score better marks. But still there were 5-6 students in my class who fails. May be because they are not studying well.
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As far as I know there are about 9 members in one department and there are about 300 students in my department.I don't really know about other departments.The members are very much approachable to any students ,they are kind but sometimes they are strict ,I guess that comes with being a teacher.I like my department especially my teachers except for the seniors.I don't know much about other department but the computer science department looks fun to be in.The faculty that I didn't like is the English department as they are very strict.There are internal test done first then followed by an exam for every semester .They are not that hard if you study. My best guess of the students that failed is 30 .The course curriculum is very much relevant to all the tests and exams.
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The faculty-to-student ratio is 6:100 I guess..I like our HOD because he has got a unique way of teaching....I don't dislike any of the faculty members..we use to have 6 exams in total in a year(3 internal n 3 external)
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The professor are great however it will depend on each department. Still a first year so I have not yet remembered all the faculty names. There are three internal test of which best of two will be considered..One assignment for each paper and presentation in the class occasionally
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Faculty Members: * Qualifications: Faculty members typically hold advanced degrees like Ph.D.s or Masters in their respective fields. * Experience: They often have a combination of academic and industry experience, providing them with practical knowledge and insights. * Research: Many faculty members are actively involved in research, contributing to their field and keeping their teaching up-to-date. * Mentorship: They play a crucial role in guiding and mentoring students, helping them develop their academic and professional skills. Course Structure: * Curriculum: Courses are designed to cover specific topics within a particular subject area. * Core and Elective Courses: Students typically take a combination of required core courses and elective courses to tailor their studies. * Semester System: Most institutions follow a semester system, dividing the academic year into two parts. * Credit Hours: Courses are assigned credit hours based on the workload involved. Exam Systems an
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