How qualified are the engineering professors at Bahra University, Shimla?

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18 hours ago

If you look at who's actually teaching engineering at Bahra, the qualifications hold up well. The head of Computer Science has a PhD, and Mechanical Engineering has faculty with both an M.Tech and a PhD. Alongside them are a few younger assistant professors with M.Tech degrees who are currently purs

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shalinee thakur
18 hours ago

Bahra University has an engineering faculty with qualifications such as M.Tech and Ph.D. degrees, and some professors have years of teaching experience. The faculty is well qualified, but teaching quality can depend on their individual style. 

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Shalini Thakur
18 hours ago

The engineering faculty is generally well qualified. Most professors have postgraduate degrees in their fields, and quite a few hold PhDs or are pursuing one, backed by solid teaching experience. Some also has a bit of industry background which is useful for practical subjects. 

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Honestly they're pretty chill and nice. Most of the teachers talk to you very nicely if you go and ask them questions. no big drama about it. Some are really good, some are just okay, but that's how it is everywhere I think. Labs and projects are there too so it's not just boring lectures all the ti

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