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What is meant by evening colleges of DU?
Classes at the evening college start in the afternoon and end in the evening.
The curriculum, degree, classes, principal (in most cases), canteen, and location are all the same for the morning and evening batches.
However, the cutoffs differ; evening colleges have a lower cutoff than morning colleges. It has a different faculty and administration and is less crowded than the morning classes.
It differs from one college to the next. Some evening colleges are excellent, while others are on par with government schools. Teachers are present, but students don't actually care, and vice versa.
So, students with lower percentages in their XII standard are more likely to be admitted to evening colleges.
If you want to attend evening college, you don't have to feel inferior to morning students because many students from evening colleges have topped the DU exam.
Ultimately, it is up to you to consider and make decisions wisely. Many students attend evening colleges and then go to coaching to prepare for exams such as UPSC and SSC in the morning.
How are the faculties of NIT Trichy in instrumentation and control engineering?
I must tell you that the faculty of all NITs is quite similar.
You might be disappointed at the faculty of NIT Trichy or any other top engineering college. This is because the bar of your expectations will be high after clearing such a competitive exam. But don’t worry, you’ll really like some of the teachers from the Instrumentation and Control department. You’ll want to attend their lectures.
Make sure to have friendly relations with your seniors. They will tell you a lot about the different faculty members. Moreover, be consistent in your self study routine and take help from online resources. Don’t expect the faculty to spoon feed you.
Who are the best professors at XIMB?
There are quite a few good professors at XIMB that will leave an everlasting impact on you during your time as a student here. Everyone is quite well versed with IC Sir’s enthusiasm, Prof. NG Nayak’s wittiness, and Ramana Sir’s sincerity. Some of the most reputed faculty members among students are as follows.
- Prof. Subhasis Ray: He has inculcated the love for marketing in his students. He also goes the extra mile to ensure that his students learn the subjects. He earned respect and no one dares to disturb him during his class.
- Fr. Aloysius C. Jesurajan: He teaches Managerial Communication. None of the students dare to open their mouths to speak during his class. He is dedicated enough to take an informative session for 88 minutes of his 90-minute lecture and will take attendance for the last 2 minutes.
- Prof. T. Kumar: You will get to learn basic sociology with him during your first year. The subject is quite bland and theoretical but Prof. Kumar took the effort to break it down into concepts that we can actually apply. His teaching made the subject more interesting. His unassuming humor is just another plus.
- Prof. Jeevan J Arakal: You will probably have his class in a later term of your first year. You will definitely enjoy his classes but the deadlines he sets are naturally feared for among the students.
You will get to learn from really dedicated faculty and enjoy your lectures at XIMB.
What do IIIT Allahabad students think about Dr. Rahul Kala?
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 -
- Dr. Kala completed his 5-year integrated B.Tech (IT) and M.Tech (IT) program from IIIT Gwalior.
- Dr. Kala also has a Ph.D. in Cybernetics which is from the School of Systems Engineering, University of Reading, UK.
- Pattern Recognition and Classification, Intelligent Vehicles and Intelligent Transportation System, Robotic Motion Planning were areas he had done extensive research in.
- There are a good number of books and research papers written by 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-
- Down-to-earth
- Known for his candor amongst both his students and colleagues
- Extremely passionate about what he does. He learns at once and makes decisions accordingly
- Would always be seen either going through certain research papers, AI Books, Thesis, etc., and scribbling some technical formulae on the whiteboard in his office which no student would be able to decipher and wonder why even did they opt for Robotics in the first place.
- Even if you decide to barge into his office unannounced, he would never mind that and would be ready to help you with your thesis or coding.
- Even if it is a teacher or even a student, he would always be a great mentor to them
- You'd always find Dr. Kala wearing a smile and would never find him cranky. He is someone who would also lighten the mood of the class by cracking a joke
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.
Who are the best professors at KIIT University?
As per my opinion, Amulaya Ratna Swain Sir and Arup Acharya Sir are the best teachers in the CS department. The former teaches Data Structures & Algorithms, while the latter teaches Software Engineering Concepts.
Their dedication towards teaching is worth every praise, and their unique teaching style always amazes me. Their lectures are truly worth attending. They are, according to me, two of the best professors at KIIT.
How is it to have V. Balakrishnan (IIT Madras) as a teacher?
My brother is an alumnus of IIT Madras. According to him, it was a brilliant experience to have V.Balakrishnan sir as a teacher.
The experience of watching sir’s lectures is the same as watching Cosmos or listening to Feynman’s lectures. He has an amazingly strong grasp on his subject. A lot of times, teachers don’t bother to teach some of the most important derivations. Instead, they put the entire burden on the students to figure out those derivations.
Sir on the other hand, teaches his students every detail of a concept/calculation. He approaches every single problem from different angles, and each one of those angles opens a new perspective. Sir was the reason my brother decided to switch from Electrical Engineering to Applied Physics.
V.Balakrishnan sir is a source of inspiration to many students.
How do I become an assistant professor in a government engineering college?
One of my friends is an assistant professor in a government engineering college in Kerala. According to him, there is a certain procedure that he had to go through to secure that opportunity.
As per the guidelines from AICTE, the most important qualification required is an MTech or ME with a Ph.D., which will stand out in the resume. Your academics should be consistently above an aggregate of 60% throughout your educational career.
Here are a few procedures which can help you know about recruitment for Government Engineering College as an Assistant Professor in Kerala.
- Check the PSC website for exam notification.
- Apply for the PSC exam. It is for 100 marks.
- If you are shortlisted, you will be called for certificate verification at the PSC office.
- After that Subject experts and PSC members will take your interview.
- Wait for the final shortlist. The final rank will be based on the exam of 100 marks, PG marks which are out of 30, and interview which carries 20 marks.
- As per the vacancy, you will get your appointment letter.
The procedure of becoming a professor in Government Engineering College is a long process. Only your hard work and commitment will help you in getting to the assistant professor post. Also, remember your PSC rank will be valid for 3.5 years.
Who are some of the best professors at Thiagarajar College of Engineering (TCE)?
Most of my friends studied here at Thiagarajar College. According to them, it is a very popular engineering institute. They all agree on one thing that the faculty is brilliant. Here are some of the best professors of this college.
- Dr. Sabapathy: One of the good and talented teachers. His teaching ways are interesting and unique. This helps understand all the concepts easily without having any doubts.
- Dr. Arunachalam: He is a teacher with unique teaching methods. Even some dry subjects like concrete technology also seem to be interesting when he teaches it.
- Prof. Suguns Seelan: He is an exceptional teacher especially in technology and computer applications. He provides practical information. He has developed the computer lab in the department helping to learn programming and coding.
- Dr.R.SanjayKumar: He is considered to be the best professor for soil mechanics. His teaching is interesting. He also includes practical examples. His classes have helped many students to prepare for GATE exams.
These are some of the best professors at Thiagarajar College of Engineering who are very talented and are very helpful and down-to-earth personalities.
How is IMI New Delhi? In terms of placements, infrastructure, faculty etc.
The following answer is based on my brother's experience in IMI New Delhi from where he completed his graduation last year. He mentioned the various aspects of the Institute like placements, infrastructure, and faculty. I have summarized his viewpoint under the following headings
- Infrastructure: The infrastructure was strictly average and nothing more than that. However, being located in the heart of the city it was easy to access various sports complexes. A basketball and a volleyball court are also available.
- Faculty: Being taught under such experienced professors is one of the best parts of being an IMI Delhi student. These professors are highly experienced and have a history of extensive research.
- Crowd: The crowd is a talented pool of students, some even with 99 percentiles. The students ranked well in terms of other aspects also like work experience and overall profile.
- Placements: Addressing the most sensitive issue, the placements are surely decent enough to get you good company. Many big brands visit the campus and good profiles are offered. You need to fill out the EOI and sit for the company you desire to join. With a legacy of more than 30 years, IMI New Delhi attracts big names to its campus. However, make sure you depend more on your own performance than the institute to guarantee a good placement package.
Overall my brother was very satisfied with the results of the placements and claimed his hard work did really pay off in the end.
Who are the best professors at IIT BHU?
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.
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