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Faculty members are very good they help us a lot. The teaching technique some time goes beyond our capacity, but most of the time it's ok. If one attend all the class then he/she will not have to do much for exam.
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Most of the faculty are very helpful, they will help you engage in studies and activites and help you with the change from school to college life. In every semister there are 2 exams, mid sem and end sem, with their own class test periods. I particulary like Ganesh sir, who is also the HOD of the chemistry department, he is strict but teaches good, he teaches organic chemistry to us. One faculty that I do not like is Bappaditya, he teaches mathematics to us but doesn't really teach, he uses ppt slides and it doesn't click with me honestly. Exams can be cleared easily if you pay attention in class and start studying from the week before exams.
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There are enough faculties int he college. The ratio is good and sufficient for all purposes. The faculties are very approachable and never deny to help us.They are all very skilled in their areas. Personally I liked our discrete structures proffessor Dr. Pawan Goyal. Other than him my firt year mechanics teacher, Dr. Aritra Chatterjee was also very nice. There are actually no faculties that I did not like. Two exams are held every semester, the mid-semester exam and end-semester exam. The question are mostly from what is taught in the class. The course curriculum is quite outdated which makes it of less use int he industry.
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Faculties at IIT Kharagpur are awarded the best faculties award at every year IIT's meet. All vastly experiened and since mine is mechanical enginnering, i see no better than ours. We call them express teachers as even though most faculties are in their fifties but i have never seen them struggling even after doing up and down constantly.
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Many professors are leaders in their fields, offering deep insights into their subjects. But they often follow outdated methods of teaching which may impact the interactions in classrooms. But they are open to discussions on subject, and ready to clear doubts even in 1:1 sessions. Our course curriculum is a little outdated There are two exams every semester - MidSemester and EndSemester. Each course paper is different in difficulty levels and marking schemes depending on professor. To generalise difficulty ranges between moderate to hard. Number of students that pass also depends on professor, few of them never fail anyone while the others keep a fixed number of students that fail
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There is 1 faculty per 40 students from second year onwards which is an ideal number. In many courses there is a system where two faculties teach simultaneously ( one is senior and one is assistant prof.) so we get to see both the experienced and young professionals at the same time and the teaching is quite well structured and good . The exams are of two types mid semester and end semester . midsems have 30% weightage and endsem have 50% weightage . the rest 20% is covered by tests or attendance . Generally there is no strictness in attendance and professor are chill , however it depends on the professor . Exams are mostly easy and can be done with two days study before exams . There are some old professors like Prof Debashish Chakraborty of Civil Engineering Department who are infamous for being strict in their teaching and grading system, also for the attendance and students don't like him due to this but his teaching is very good and he knows the subject by heart
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Architecture is one of the toughest course here provided to the undergraduate students, but still you're learning something. We are learning here everything including engineering like management, soft skills, business, time management and most importantly how to crack interviews. Architecture Faculties are amazing in teaching and student relationships both. Marking criteria is mostly 20% marks in atten6and assignment submissions, 30% marks in mid semester examination and 50% in end semester examinations.
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The faculty to student ratio for undergraduates is 21:1. The faculities are approachable and you can connect with them anytime through your official email. There are some faculities that are very much cooperative and will help you in every possible way to achieve your goals. There are some faculities who are much too concerned about attendance and unintentionally they become a burden for the students. There are Mid_sem and End_sems exam and two class test. Generally the marks distribution is 30 for mid sems , 50 for end sems and 20 for two class tests. It also depends upon professors. The grading can be absolute or relative. The bottom 5 percent fails the course in case of relative grading and in absolute generally those who obtain less than 33 or 35 fails.
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The ratio is nearly 1:13 ,The faculties are so energetic while teaching us, they always encourage us to try new things. There are several periodic tests happening here. The periodic tests account for 20% of the totals marks. The mid semesters exam accounts for 30%,and the end semesters exam accounts for 50%.
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Some faculty members teaching us are not that much possible intrested in teaching and some are very excited while teaching ,so mix type of experience Some classes are goingg with other branches so teacher must react accordingly.
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While a question like this is bound to attract varying and subjective answers as every student has his/her own preference when it comes to professors. However, there are some brilliant professors which are mutually admired by most of the students. Given are the names of some professors who are considered to be one of the best at IIT Kharagpur.
All these professors have influenced their students’ lives in one way or the other either through inspiration or by imparting knowledge, their teaching methods and interactions with students have played a major role in their students’ success.
The law faculty here at IIT Kharagpur is good. Our faculty is a dynamic mix of people with a variety of legal backgrounds. Along with conducting several international, governmental, and industry-sponsored research initiatives, they also teach in a variety of other IIT departments. Our faculty has produced several worldwide publications. They are members of both national and international organisations, and have received numerous accolades.
Here are the names and designations of some of the core faculty members at our department:
Name of Faculty |
Designation |
Dipa Dube |
Professor |
Arindam Basu |
Assistant Professor; Grade I |
Indrajit Dube |
Professor |
Padmavati Manchikanti |
Professor |
Varuna Chakraborty |
Assistant Professor; Grade II |
Once you join IIT Kharagpur for your legal studies, you’ll deeply enjoy learning under the department faculty.
I am a second year BSc. Applied Geology student at IIT Kharagpur. The geology faculty at IITKGP are highly qualified and possess outstanding knowledge in their subject area.
The teachers in our department are very helpful, talented and student-friendly. They clear our doubts whenever needed. The best part about them is that they emphasise on practical learning and discussions in the classroom lectures. The Geology curriculum at IIT KGP is the best. Semester exams are difficult but it is easy if the student regularly attends classes and follows the professors’ advice.
Overall, the BSc Applied Geology faculty is quite good at IIT Kharagpur.
IIT Kharagpur faculties are widely known in their respective fields. They are highly qualified with most of being holding a PhD degree and extensive research experience. Many have national and international accolades to their names for significant contributions in their field.
Faculties are known for their quality of providing dedicated education. They are easily approachable for guidance and mentorship. Their industry and academic experience enrich students with learning experiences with applications and insights.
The institute also has strong ties with faculty members of other prestigious institutes that often visit the campus for guest lectures providing students with the opportunity to gain insights on a diverse range of topics. IIT Kharagpur’s dedicated faculty base ensures that the students are provided with a well-rounded education enabling them to excel in their fields.
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