Government Polytechnic Latehar Faculty

In my college the faculty-to-student ratio is decent, not too crowded, so teachers mostly know the students by face. Most faculties are approachable, but you have to go and talk, they don’t call students themselves. Some teachers are really helpful and explain topics nicely with examples, while a few teach very fast or stick only to the book, which sometimes becomes difficult for students to follow. Among the teachers I liked, one sir from Mechanical (you can add any name if needed) was very good at explaining practical concepts and always cleared doubts without attitude. There are also some teachers who I didn’t like much because they either didn’t interact properly or their teaching style was too theoretical, so classes felt boring. The course structure is normal diploma-level and mostly useful, though a few subjects feel outdated and could be updated with latest industry topics. Exams are taken semester-wise and generally not too difficult if you study regularly. Students who attend classes and do practicals properly mostly clear the exams, but some fail when they completely ignore theory or practical files. Marking is fair and mostly based on your answer writing and diagrams, and internal marks also matter a bit. Overall the curriculum is okay, not perfect but relevant enough for further studies or technical jobs, as long as you put your own efforts to gains thing or soething else

Hod of mechanical department is md ashfaque noor and dr vishal sharma for communication skills abhay kumar for cse anjali sharma for electrical department and anil saxena for civil department. Our college provides facilities for four courses mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, civil engineering and computer science as there are very good teachers for every course they provide best guidance. Snap test are taken twice in every sem it is also called internal examination which is taken before external examination. Viva, pracal test and assignment are compulsory before every snap test.