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Varanasi, Uttar PradeshAutonomous UniversityEstd 1919NAAC Grade A

4.3

(775 Reviews)

IIT BHU Faculty Details

Assistant Professor

Dr. Aaditya Pratap Sanyal

Department of Architecture

apsanyal.apd@iitbhu.ac.in

Professor

Prof. Vinay Kumar Singh

Department of Ceramic Engineering

vksingh.cer@iitbhu.ac.in

Professor

Prof. Pradeep K. Mishra

Department of Chemical Engg. & Tech

Professor

Prof. Devendra Mohan

Department of Civil Engg

Professor

Prof. A. K. Tripathi

Department of Computer Sci. & Engg

Professor

Prof. R. K. Pandey

Department of Electrical Engineering

rkpandey.eee@iitbhu.ac.in

Professor

Prof. V. N. Mishra

Department of Electronics Engineering

Professor

Dr. Santosh Kumar

Department of Mechanical Engineering

santosh.kumar.mec@iitbhu.ac.in

Professor

Prof. R.K. Mandal

Department of Metallurgical Engg

Professor

Prof. Aarif Jamal

Department of MIning Engg

Professor

Prof. B. Mishra

Department of Pharmaceutical Engg. & Tech

Professor

Prof. Syed Hadi Hasan

Department of Chemistry

Professor

Prof. Tanmoy Som

Department of Mathematical Science

Professor

Dr. Deba Prasad Giri

Department of Physics

Professor

Prof. Prashant K. Panda

Department of Humanaitic Studies

IIT BHU Faculties : Students' Opinion

AI-Generated Summary based on 775 Reviews

The faculty at IIT BHU is highly qualified, with all professors holding PhDs, many from prestigious national and international institutions. They are experienced, with some having over 30 years in teaching and research. The faculty is supportive, approachable, and encourages innovation, often engaging students in research projects that can be mentioned in resumes. However, there is a noted shortage of younger faculty members, and some professors are perceived as lacking in teaching skills.

The student-to-faculty ratio is approximately 22:1, with 324 faculty members for around 7,000 students. The course curriculum is relevant, though sometimes considered outdated, with a requirement of 75% attendance. Faculty members are involved in both theoretical and practical education, but there is a mix of teaching effectiveness, with some faculty excelling while others are seen as less engaging. Overall, the faculty is considered among the best in India, contributing significantly to the academic environment at IIT BHU.

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Dhruv Gupta

3.8Helpful

B.Tech, Electrical Engineering

Reviewed on Dec 8, 2025(Enrolled 2023)

IIT BHU | College life, Placements, Curriculum

Student Snaps:

Faculty:

The faculty-to-student ratio is quite low. Although the relations between them are quite good. The professors are supportive. I liked Ankit Arora sir because he encouraged students to do research in the core find good opportunities. I didn't like Atul Sir because I didn't understand what he used to teach in his class. The exams are notes-based and are quite easy to score in. Very few fail the exams.

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Sumit gautam

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B.Tech, Mining Engineering

Reviewed on Nov 29, 2025(Enrolled 2023)

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Student Snaps:

Faculty:

Faculty to student ratio is 1:10 approx.techears are always approchable to doubts fo intern as well as project help.Dr satybrahata behera and Dr.arif jamal sir i personally liked a lot because they explain concept greatly and they are so helpful with students.course is well balanced with labs ,core and project and electives. Exam is like midsem and endsem quizes which are some tough some easy overall great curriculum

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Rahul

4.3Helpful

B.Tech, Pharmaceutical Engineering

Reviewed on Sep 23, 2025(Enrolled 2022)

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Faculty:

At IIT BHU the faculty student ratio is 1:15 . professors are highly qualified experts though their teaching styles and approachability vary. The best faculty are those serve as excellent mentors and make complex subject engaging. The academic strrcuture is demanding , centered on tough mid semester and end semester exam,regular quizzes and practical labs the curriculam is rigorous with a strong theoretical focous especially in core field . Most students pass but it requires consistent efforts.

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Mohit Yadav

3.3Helpful

B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering

Reviewed on May 7, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

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Faculty:

In our college some faiculties s are chill and some faculties are very rude. I tell you a latest story , in my second sem I have a subject called engineering mechanics his professor was very strict he didn't give marks to students easily in last sem he failed 45 students of civil branch . Our seniors told that he is very dangerous professor. In my second sem I also have a subject called philosophy in that subject professor is rude he gave students only c- grade . It affects overall cpi . Some faculties are nice like our thermo professor. In our college every semester is of 6 months and mid sem exam starts approximately after 1.5 months and end sem after 4 months . If you study for whole sem you have no fear for exam . Some exam are easy some are hard and some subject made only to decrease students cpi.

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Khushi

4.1Helpful

B.Tech, Chemical Engineering

Reviewed on Apr 4, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

Genuine Review of IIT BHU

Faculty:

A semester contains mid semester and end semester exams with sufficient preparatory leaves. The difficulty level of answer checking is not much tough , but as your peer group belongs to top 1% of the country makes it hard to get even average score.

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suma

3.8Helpful

B.Tech, Chemical Engineering

Reviewed on Apr 4, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

First yearite review

Faculty:

Well a teacher teaches 150 people as i am in first year. They are good and helping . They even gave their phone numbers and email ids in case we need to ask doubts. I cant reveal the name of the faculty but he is too good. Overall the faculty is good and highly qualified About exams we have mid sem and end sems Usually the weightage of midsem is 30% and end sem is 60% and remaing is divided amoung miscellaneous things.

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Deepanshu Ranjan

3.8Helpful

B.Tech, Mining Engineering

Reviewed on Mar 3, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

IIT BHU review

Faculty:

1:30 i.e Approx 30 students are taught or educated by each professor. Faculty to student ratio is very good and the proffs are quite approachable and very helpful. They are all very passionate and outstanding in their fields. They are working on different projects and also provide students opportunity to assist them. I liked the proff of Electronics dept. whose name was oppili prasad as he taught us relating to the practical life and he taught us as if to educate us not jst like to give lecture and go. I also liked maths proff whose name was vineet and he was great in teaching .i didn't like the proff of mechanical dept whose name was srihari as he jst writes the things on board and tell us to read. There are 2 main exams i.e mid sem and end sem exams. The exams are quite tough and needs consistency and great practice in different problems. Each semester, there are also 1-2 quizzes which constitutes in overall CPI. Many students fail in tough papers like MA101 and ME 102 i.e maths and mechanical subject respectively. Some courses are not quite relevant with current times like in computer science we are taught C language.

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Nitin Kumar

4.8Helpful

B.Tech + M.Tech, Biochemical Engineering

Reviewed on Mar 1, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

A Good and Fruitful choice.

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Good level of Professors and facilities are provided by department

Student Snaps:

Faculty:

IIT BHU has a faculty staff of over 400+ Professors. You can approch any of them any time. Each semester has 2exams i.e mid sem and end sem and the marks for lab with sum up to be 100. Grading is done relatively to all the department that have that course. The level of exam is good and sheets are checked by the TAs. There are 1cls every week of each course where TAs come to resolve all the issues of students.

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Surabhi Madan

4.1Helpful

B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering

Reviewed on Feb 27, 2025(Enrolled 2023)

College culture at IIT BHU Varanasi

Faculty:

The faculty to student ratio is up to the mark, and the faculty is fairly approachable, being ready to help if one puts the effort to seek help from them. Although, many students prefer to study from some alternate sources as in some cases it becomes difficult to understand what is being taught in the class. The professors of the Maths department seem amazing as they are generally much younger compared to that of other departments. There are two exams in a semester, midsem and endsem. Apart from these there may be quizzes, assignments and lab vivas. The course curriculum is relevant as it involves teaching skills that are required in the respective fields.

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Kundarapu Misra

4.9Helpful

B.Tech, Civil Engineering

Reviewed on Feb 27, 2025(Enrolled 2024)

IIT_Varanasi

Student Snaps:

Faculty:

Our faculty are the best. They have a lot of experience in teaching. Well the exams are kind of tough. But a thorough practice can help. For one semister, one mid term and one end term are conducted. And there are two semesters in an academic year

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IIT BHU: 7 Answered Questions

Who are the best professors at IIT BHU?

Himadri GuptaBachelor's in Technology from Indian Institute of Technology Varanasi

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.

What changes has Dr. Rajeev Sangal introduced in IIT (BHU) Varanasi since he became its Director ?

Ansh DubeyStudied at IIT BHU

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.

How is Electronics Engineering at IIT-BHU in terms of course structure, faculty and placements?

Oindrila BoseStudied at IIT BHU (2019)

My friend is a recent graduate of Electronics and communication engineering from IIT(BHU) Varanasi. Here are a few highlights pertaining to the course based on his review of the same.

Course structure: The curriculum is regularly updated to meet the industry standard and relevancy. The course structure is designed in such a way that most course-related subjects are introduced in the first year itself. Additionally, there are some CSE subjects to expand the job opportunities for the students.
Faculty: Sadly, the faculty here is very lacking. Some even lack the most basic knowledge and just teach the students in their bookish language. The pedagogy adopted is old school bringing down the standard of education here. A few teachers recently joined and brought about slight changes in the pedagogy and the citation is expected to get better.
Placements: Based on the data I got from my friend, the BTech ECE average package was INR 27.73 LPA. Usually, IIT BHU ECE average package is in the range of 20-22 LPA. Core companies like Nvidia and Texas Instruments hired many but top companies like Microsoft have no or fewer openings for CSE students.

IIT BHU is a good college if you are willing to do self-study and not depend on the faculty.

Who are the most approachable professors at IIT (BHU)?

Aarush SinghLives in Kanpur

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.

Who is IIT BHU tpo ?

Soham RajputStudies at IIT BHU

Professor S.K. Shrivastava is the Training and Placement Cell Coordinator at IIT (BHU), Varanasi.

He is dedicated to making the Training and Placement cell of IIT BHU one of the best in the country by providing the students with a plethora of opportunities to showcase their skills.
The Training and Placement Cell of IIT(BHU) is actively involved in facilitating top placements for the institute's students by collaborating with leading corporations.
Internship opportunities are also provided to the students to provide them exposure to how the industry works.
The Placement Cell also handles all the logistics related to conducting group discussions, tests, interviews, etc.
The placement season usually runs through the course commencing in July and continues till March.
The Placement cell also conducts pre-placement talks to provide clarity to the students.

How is the IIT BHU physics faculty?

Shrobona GhoshMSc-Physics (2023), IIT BHU

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
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

How are IIT BHU faculty?

Mohit SharmaMBA (2023), IIT BHU

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
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