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Faculty is superb they all are highly experienced and knowledgeable. Course structure is simple here , you have to study your branch courses + open elective course ( course you can choose from any branch ) + Language and management course also available in last two semesters. Means these courses make you overall perfect in every field. Midsem and endsem two exams only and rest viva , quiz depends upon your proffs . Exams are simple and grading is relative . So if it tough for you then tough for everyone and you can get good grades . Faculty and students relation is very friendly, faculty is everytime ready for helping you and guiding you for your better performance and bright future .
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The faculty to student ratio is almost 150:1 and is pretty good the professors are very proficient in speaking skills and are very knowledgeable in their content the classes mostly start from 8AM and end upto 3PM I cant take any names here
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The faculty here is amazing one can get amazing level of teaching by the teachers because they are the best in their fields left and quit their job just to teach the students it's bit tough to get good grades in this college because more on practical and critical thinking more than just wrote language you have to listen to your teachers what they are teaching in the class use also have to referred to good books you also have to solve a great number of problems just to get good grades in the college the teachers also provide assignments and various tutorials and various types of questions just to make you practice more number of questions of their topic my course is about mechanical engineering so it is a more than mode of compared to other branches
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The faculty to student ratio is 5:140 the faculty are good and friendly we can ask doubts and everything Manish sir is good he teaches very well maths MA101 there are 2 exams per semester one mid and one end sem there are 5 students approx per branch failing the exams
Basically every batch have 4-5 professor and then TA for assistance . Each course have 6-7 tutors. Tutorials are conducted timely so that we can get complete information about topic. We have mid term and end term examination in each semester. These exams are related to the tutorials or problems in reference books.
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There are lot of faculties with multiple faculties for some course and the faculties are quite approachable as most of them are quite Friendly except a few.... I haven't met all the faculties yet but the one i liked most is mathematics professor Rakesh Arora and he is quite friendly also young he explains things really good and in a friendly way he is from mathematical sciences department and he teaches the course MA101.... I didn't like my CSO101 Faculty he taught us C programming but all he did was come in class with some slides and he just read the slides like it's a story and didn't explain them In a semester we have 2 exams mid sem and end sem with every course having its own exam for our 1st semester the exams were on the easier side there are only few number of students who failed the exam as it is an IIT
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Faculty to student ratio: 5:140 Yes all the facult are friendly and approachable for doubts. Manish Khandwel sir: i liked him because he is more practical and helpful than other lecturers. The faculty that i didn't like: i dont know his name but he is my chem teacher we cant understand his words No of Exams 4 in the year, Two mid sems and two end sems.approx 10 persons per branch fail to clear the exam the course ciricullum is very relevant.
Faculty members are very very good honestly... They even reply to emails very quick... They try their best to teach us clearly. Also the exams in my college is a bit chill, like you can easily get good score with less studying. Very very less students fail
Generally there are 80 to 100 students in a class. The faculty to students relation is very good. They are always there to help us. All the faculty memebers were so good. All of them were always there to solve our doubts. The semester has 2 exams mid sems and end sems including quiz and assingnments also.
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The faculty to students ratio is very good also there's relationship are good and they are approachable easily , I personally like my MA 102 faculty most he is very kind. There are two main exam mid sem and end sem and 2 quizzes.
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I have a few friends, who graduated from IIT BHU. One of them is an alumnus of the Chemical Engineering department. He speaks quite fondly about Prof. P. Ahuja. According to him, Pradeep Ahuja Sir is one of the best teachers, he got to learn from. During the MHRD meet of their department, most students selected Ahuja Sir as the best faculty member, unanimously.
My friends also talk about Prof O.N Singh from the Physics department, Prof. P.K. Mukharjee from ECE Prof V.V. Menon from the Applied Mathematics department.
During his term as the director of IIT BHU, Dr. Rajeev Sangal appointed an Undergraduate Curriculum Review Committee (UG-CRC). This committee was assigned the task of making a curricular framework for all UG programmes (UGD/IDD/IMD). He worked towards changing the course curricula for the better.
He set up an official Alumni Cell to strengthen the college’s alumni base. Apart from this, he implemented compulsory 50 hours per semester sports participation for freshers. During sir’s time, the students were excitedly waiting for the introduction of Humanities and Entrepreneurship courses in their curriculum.
Dr. Rajeev Sangal had a vision for improving the education standards of IIT BHU. He took some good measures towards attaining his goals.
My brother pursued his B.Tech from IIT BHU a few years back. He often talks about Dr. SK Sharma of the department of Mechanical Engineering. Sir is an extremely honest and hardworking person, and a teacher in the true sense of the word.
He treats his students like his own children, and spends all the money received from the department in providing equipment for their projects. Working under him is an honor. He helps his students in every possible way, and suggests amazing project ideas with a lot of enthusiasm. He motivates his students to publish their research papers on great platforms, and helps them in every possible way.
Sir is a very approachable and good teacher, and my brother will forever be indebted to him for his support and guidance.
IIT BHU faculty for M.TEch ECE is good. The faculties are well experienced. Most of the faculty members have their Ph.D. The HOD of ECE department is Prof. Vishwambhar Nath Mishra. He has many publications to his name.
The faculties have received many awards. Dr. Somak Bhattacharyya who teaches Microwave Engineering, Metasurface, Terahertz, was selected for the IEEE UP Section Young Professional Star for the month of February 2021. Prof Satyabrata Jit was included on the editorial board of IETE Journal of Research. These are some of the many achievements of the faculty members of IIT BHU ECE department.
Professor S.K. Shrivastava is the Training and Placement Cell Coordinator at IIT (BHU), Varanasi.
The IIT BHU physics faculty is highly qualified and supportive. They hold professional degrees from prestigious Indian and international institutes. Our teachers are the finest; they have outstanding backgrounds in both academia and industry. Some specialisations of the faculty of physics include solar physics, quantum information, astrophysics, biophysics, nuclear physics and photonics to name a few.
Here is a list of some of the faculty members of Physics at IIT BHU and their backgrounds.
IIT BHU Physics Faculty | Educational Background |
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Dr. Deba Prasad Giri | PhD (1997), Institute of Physics, Bhubaneswar |
Dr. Prabhakar Singh | PhD, Institute of Physical Chemistry, University of Muenster, Germany |
Dr. Anita Mohan | PhD in Physics, IIT BHU |
Dr. Rakesh K Singh | PhD in Optics, IIT Delhi |
Dr. Swapnil Patil | PhD, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai |
The IIT BHU faculty is supportive and welcoming. They have advanced degrees from top universities in India and abroad. We have the finest professors who have excellent backgrounds in both industry and research. They are highly knowledgeable in key concepts and regularly publish in high-impact journals.
I have listed some of the latest achievements of the IIT BHU faculty below.
IIT BHU Faculty | Designation | Notable Achievements |
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Dr. Kalpana Chaudhary | Associate Prof, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, IIT BHU | One of the Woman achievers in “Women in STEM Compendium”, 2023 |
Dr. Monoj Kumar Mondol | Prof & Head, Dept. of Chemical Engineering & Technology | Appointed as a Fellow of The Royal Society of Chemistry, FRSC London. |
Dr. Rakesh K Singh | Associate Prof, Dept. of Physics, IIT BHU | Promoted to Senior Member of the Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE), USA |
Dr. Om Jee Pandey | Assistant Prof, Dept. of Electronics Engineering, IIT BHU | Selected as Young Professional Star of the Month at IEEE UP, 2021 |
Dr. RK Srivastava | Professor, Dept of Electrical Engineering, IIT BHU | Selected for Dr. GK Dubey Memorial Lifetime Achievement Award, 2022 |
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