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National Institute of Technology - [NIT], Papum Pare - List of Professors and Faculty

Papum Pare, Arunachal PradeshAutonomous UniversityEstd 2010NAAC Grade B 2.3

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NIT Arunachal Pradesh Faculty Details

Dr Rajat Subhra Goswami

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Dr Deepak Gupta

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Dr Subhasish Banerjee

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Dr Swarnendu Kumar Chakraborty

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Dr Manash Pratim Dutta

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Dr Koj Sambyo

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Dr Shubhajit Das 3

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Dr Prases Kumar Mohanty

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Dr Anup Paul

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Dr Manjula Das Ghatak

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Dr Kartick Mondal

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Dr Abir Jyoti Mondal

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Sahil's Journey

3.4Helpful

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The college has a training and placement cell which looks after all the placement related opportunities for students
Weather of the place where the college is located is very suitable as students do not suffer from much hot and cold, it remains moderate.

Dislikes

During winter season, there is acute shortage of water in campus and students suffer from this situation every year
There is no proper sports facilities in campus, only a small ground is present, also extracurricular activities are not given much importance.

Faculty:

The faculties of college are very much eligible and has a very good teaching experience. Being a computer Science student , i feel like the faculties of cse department are very much knowledgeable , very cooperative and they listen to students. The faculty to student ratio is also good and teachers knows almost all students personally. Students can interact with teachers anytime whenever they needed.

Sahil Hussain B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering (Enrolled 2021) Reviewed on Jun 27, 2024

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NIT Arunachal Pradesh - An Honest Overview

4.3Helpful

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The campus life sure gives a lot of experiences and it has its own positives and negatives
I had good social interactions with students and made a healthy relationship with my faculty and my batch

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The facilitites are limited as it is in arunachal pradesh things are costly
There is no water in the January because of that we have holiday in february

Faculty:

For each course for my department is 1:76 but other departments is 1:60 so from the later years they have started to induce less number of students so its 1:28 now though faculty is helpful they do a lot of hardwork and they are friendly only one-two is strict

Sachin Pathak B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering (Enrolled 2021) Reviewed on Jun 27, 2024

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Tragedy of NIT Arunachal Pradesh

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Location is beautiful including scenery.

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corrupted surroundings as heard by the people and social activist. Mainly land corruption
underdeveloped infrastructure and engineering

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1st year students are taught by Phd scholars. Network department delays. Mentors are good. Workshops are rare.

Choaksa Wangsu B.Tech, Computer Science and Engineering (Enrolled 2023) Reviewed on May 12, 2024

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National Institute of Technology, Arunachal Pradesh Review

4.5Helpful

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The faculty of the college is very professional and they are aware of their concepts very well, in short, they are masters of their subject. Their teaching methods are so simple that even the complex concepts seem very easy. they are ready to help you out if you have any doubt. The student can approach the faculty very easily to clear their doubts and the faculty also help the student.

Shashank Manohar MBA, General (Enrolled 2017) Reviewed on Jan 17, 2022

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Fill the dream with NITAP college

4.8Helpful

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In our college faculty Specially My Civil branch faculty is very experienced, they have theoratical knowledge as well as practical knowledge, some of the faculty has also work as Civil Engineer in big project before joining the college, so they are able to discusss brief knowledge about any topic and they also share there own experiences so it will be very helpful for us to stand in any difficult condition.

Amit Singh B.Tech, Civil Engineering Reviewed on Jul 12, 2020

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My Review

3.5Helpful

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I think about 60 lectures, the average age is somewhat close to 32 all of them are PhD graduates and we'll qualified. Some of them are very good at teaching whereas some of them are like why are they teachers. But some of them are very knowledgeable and has industry experience.

Meghraj Batesar B.Tech, Electrical Engineering (Enrolled 2017) Reviewed on Jun 28, 2020

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A small university by the hillside

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Very few profeesors and lots of assistant profeesor but most of them are alright. There are insufficient faculty members which results in one faculty member in being incharge of multiple subjects. Also many of the optional courses are not available due to lack of faculty.

Hemant Hina B.Tech, Mechanical Engineering Reviewed on May 27, 2020

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Wonderful

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This institute appoints only experienced and highly qualified faculty members as it don't want to compromise with the teaching quality and rather offers best teaching facilities to the students. I am totally satisfied with all my teachers and their teaching ways as well.

Vivek Hanumante BTech in Engineering (Enrolled 2017) Reviewed on Feb 7, 2020

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NIT Arunachal Pradesh: 1 Answered Question

How is the faculty of mathematical physics at NIT Arunachal Pradesh? My rank is 624 in the JAM (physics). Should I enroll for this course?

Vaishali SinghalMS Mathematical Physics, National Institute of Technology, Arunachal Pradesh (2018)

The faculties are very well qualified and have PhDs from IIT, ISM, ISI, NIT, etc. You will find both good and bad faculty members here.

The curriculum and syllabus are structured in such a way that both Mathematics and Physics get equal importance. Majorly it is more of a theoretical-based course. As the name suggests this is one of the unique courses at the masters’ level in India for which both Maths and physics students can enroll.

The campus is yet to shift to a permanent campus the facilities here provided are not that superior. But neglecting this fact, if you are keen to study; you have plenty of room for studying.

If you are going for self-study, then it is the best college as you will get ample time for it. The college is really good and you can get much to learn if you invest your time properly.

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