Likes
Dislikes
Faculty to student ratio is nearly 1:20 and all are approachable,But most of the ECE faculties are strict and exams are really tough , and nearly 10 percent student fails every year, but make up exam is there for fail students.
Likes
Dislikes
Faculty to student ratio is not so good but some faculties member are good to student The one and only faculty I like in my first year is santhi bhushan sir his teaching is awesome Some faculties I not like is munnender ojha because he is not as good to teaching
Likes
Dislikes
The faculty at IIIT Allahabad are higly qualified, with a balanced faculty-to-student ratio that ensures personal attention. The curriculum is relevent and exams are fair, though challenging with minimal failures. There are 2 main exams each sem and many small quizes etc all round the year.
Likes
Dislikes
The faculty members are quite supportive and understand students' concerns at times. The college follows CCLCAA curricuum which is continuous assessment. There are exams and quizes held continuously. So, it may feels hectic. Overall, it is divided into 3 components namely C1 , C2 and C3. C1 and C2 weightages 30% each while C3 weightages 60% of your course marks.
Likes
Dislikes
Some professors are very good.Their teaching quality is top notch while some dont teach well and lack teaching skills. You can approach the faculty for doubts. But no matter how good the professor is we have to put effort from our side to score well. Some of the best faculties here are vijendra singh , navjot , saurabh verma etc.You will mid sem and end sem examinations. Many students fail in Maths subjects like linear algebra etc. Some subjects are of no relevance but there are some which are relevant for your placements and interviews
Likes
Dislikes
Being an ECE student the faculty are highly qualified and knowledgeable . We have 120-140 students in a batch and we have been provided different teachers in our 1st and 2nd year . You will have a good connection with your teachers all teachers are helpful and will guide you a lot
Likes
Dislikes
The faculty to student ratio is pretty fair . Class-Size is usually less than 120 . For Lecture , Tutorials and Practical are assigned to different TAs and Proffesors . So for 1 course there are usually 4-5 faculties involved in 1 batch of 120 students. Dr. Saurabh Verma is by far the best faculty of Linear Algebra. All faculties are approachable at theri respective cabins. There are basically 4 written papers - Quiz-1 , Mid-Sem , Quiz - 2 and End sem. They all are medium level papers and usually scorable except for few courses. Usually All students pass the exams but very few fail in the end semester exams. Relevancy of all the courses are on the scal 8-10 out of 10.
Likes
Dislikes
The faculty to student ratio is good ,faculties are totally approachable and highly qualified ,some ECE and IT professor are Top-Notch. Prof.Suryapraksh ECE department-easy approachable I had not seen any faculties whom i disliked ,everyone is good may be their idea of understudy complex In IIITA due to NEP there is mid sem(25 marks) ,end sem(40 marks) +35 number(experiment+attendence+quiz).
Likes
Dislikes
The faculty to student ratio would be 1:5 but not all facilities would teach us. There are 3 sections for IT and for a particular course there are 3 different facilities for 3 different sections. This sometimes creates syncing issues with the course syallabus. The approachability is very good and faculties respond quickly. All facilities are very brilliant and well educated through top universities and are focused to their research work.
Likes
Dislikes
The faculties at IIIT ALLAHABAD are very good. The ratio of faculties is that a single faculty is allotted to a class of approx 100 students. There are 5-6 teaching assistants under a faculty which makes them more approachable.
Do you think the data is wrong ? Report Here
Dr. Rahul Kala- assistant professor at the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics is one of the faculty members at IIIT Allahabad. He indeed is one of the finest of all. Here are something you should know about him -
Naturewise, Dr. Kala is one fine person who is so very humble and simple in his ways. Unless he doesn't have any lectures or meetings to attend, Dr. Kala arrives at his office around 9:00-9:30 AM and departs right at 9:00 PM in the night.
He can be described as someone who is-
To capsule everything about Dr. Kala, the point that I've tried to make is that you'll receive the best guidance and learning from him. His company is always appreciated. Whether it is anyone from their labs or lecture rooms- they'd always praise having Dr. Kala around.
It would be completely wrong in saying that faculty is not good or not well educated. There are only a few teachers who lack spoken English skills. This is probably a great problem for students who do not understand Hindi and are more comfortable with English. If a teacher cannot speak English, it doesn’t mean that he/she is a bad teacher. Teachers anyways have more knowledge than us.
Each faculty have a lot of potential and capabilities. There are a lot of other aspects in which they outshine. People stuck with a mindset of criticism will never appreciate their teachers, even if they teach well.
Despite their poor English, they are good at speaking and understanding it and are always ready to help the students in whichever way possible. You can go to the professors and ask your doubts after the lecture is over. The faculty will definitely clear all your doubts, moreover, in English, in the language, you are comfortable in understanding.
All this is just because the mother tongue of most of the teachers and faculty members is Hindi and hence sometimes end up explaining the topic in Hindi. This doesn’t mean the teachers are bad at teaching.
Since my friend is an alumnus of IIIT Allahabad, she will be well suited to talk about the faculty of the institute.
All the teaching staff of IIIT Allahabad is Ph.D. holders from institutes that are reputed, for example, IIT Bombay, IIT Kharagpur, IIT Kanpur, etc. Some of them have received their Ph.D. from institutes like the University of Reading, UK. So it goes without saying that the faculty members have expertise in their respective areas of teaching.
The teaching style of the faculty is the same as that of other institutes like the IITs and/or IISc. They teach during the class. If you have doubts, you can ask the faculty and they will be very happy to resolve the same. They are very supportive.
Don’t make faculty a major deciding factor for choosing an institute. Both IIIT Allahabad and MNNIT are reputed institutes in the field of IT.
Comments