( Average rating based on student feedback )
he is always late, and remains absent quite alot. He is bit harsh in the class when it comes to input from students, and he seemed least interested in teaching too Apart from these he is quite lenient in marking and grading.
I liked the way he taught data structures in such a limited time and his marking was upto par but yes in finals he was a bit moody in codng part
He may be a capable software engineer, but he is not suited for teaching. His lectures are monotone, confusing, and rely on reading slides. He appears uninterested and unapproachable, lacking empathy for students. Additionally, he ignores emails and sets unreasonable deadlines for assignments, creating a dismissive and unsupportive learning environment.
A good sir overall. idk why other saying he was not a good sir but he taught us OOP really well. Wasn't binary back then, must be now idk
This guy will make you study if you dont want to. He is a senior software engineer and might take some classes online. but fair marking just be silent and just do your tasks well you will get good scaling as well
took data structures from him, the guy genuinely doesn't seem to be interested in teaching ,shyd cause of his other job. he does know his course stuff and concepts though or scaling kr dety hai
Mostly just read the slides, a little bit rude, and used binary marking.
Studied OOP from him, mids leniently check kie thy , last class me 1 bonus Mila tha Apne walo ko , 3 absolute ka bonus tha project me , 2 grade ki scaling ki thi pr final me strict checking ki thi kafi
A good teacher who follows the course outline and ensures students grasp the basics. However, for deeper subject knowledge, I’d recommend opting for a more senior instructor. That said, he’s fair with grading and delivers what’s expected.
Gave good marks in quizes and assignments. Strict on Rules. Not satisfied with the checking of finals
Fine teacher but does Binary marking
If there was any option to give less than 1 star, i would choose that but he remains absent most of the time and then he strictly checks paper and if your logic is fine but not matches with his logic, he brutally cuts marks.
He teaches fine, but lacks professionalism. He prioritizes his full-time job over teaching, causing missed classes. Students suffered due to his frequent absences and rude, uncooperative behavior. If he can’t commit, he shouldn’t teach.
He rarely takes physical classes and is often on leave. Additionally, his checking is very strict which is discouraging and there is no scaling in the grading considering the lack of consistency
we barely had any classes the entire semester. he was on leave for a month and our sub barely taught anything.. when sir came back he was frequently absent. the marking was also very unfair, and there was no scaling at the end to make up for it.
Best programming teacher I've encountered. He conveyed all the concepts really well like if you pay attention during his lectures you won't need to self study much. However, he's a strict checker like he cuts marks unnecessarily while checking but he makes up for that by scaling at the end.
Delivered the lectures with clarity and taught really well. Grading was unfair.
writing achi ker lena warna no marks
Teaches ok, strict binary marking but is respectful
Strict instructor
Great delivery of concepts. Checking is strict in finals but he does plenty of scaling.
Lectures are very good but is very strict with checking. Which to some extent is compensated through scaling of roughly 1 grade
He's a skilled teacher, explaining concepts clearly and answering queries. Although hard to reach via email, he challenges students with problems to improve logic. His strict checking pushes students to write efficient code, building strength and earning respect."
Very strict during finals checking