IGNOU Faculty

Maidan Garhi, New DelhiOpen UniversityEstd 1985NAAC Grade A++

IGNOU Faculty Details

Professor
Prof. Shailendra Kumar Yadav
Department of Agriculture
Professor
Prof. Vibha Joshi
Department of Education
Associate Professor
Dr. Deepanwita Srivastava
Department of Foreign Languages
Professor
Prof. Malati Mathur
Department of Humanities
Assistant Professor
Dr. Gurmeet Kaur
Department of Law
Professor
Prof. Sunita Malhotra
Department of Sciences
Professor
Prof. Harkirat Bains
Department of Tourism and Hospitality Service Management
Professor
Prof. P Srinivas Kumar
Department of Engineering & Technology
Professor
Prof. V.V.Subrahmanyam
Department of Computer and Information Sciences
Professor
Prof. G Subbayamma
Department of Management Studies
Professor
Prof. Narayan Prasad
Department of Social Sciences
Assistant Professor
Dr. Harish Kumar Sethi
Department of Translation Studies and Training
Professor
Dr. Tapan Kumar Jena
Department of Health Sciences
Assistant Professor
Dr. Neerja Sood
Department of Nursing
Professor
Prof. O.P. Dewal
Department of Journalism and New Media Studies
Associate Professor
Dr. Seema Johari
Department of Performing and Visual Arts
Associate Professor
Dr. Saumya
Department of Social Work
Professor
Prof (Dr) Ashok Kumar Gaba
Department of Vocational Education and Training
Professor
Prof. Annu J Thomas
Department of Gender and Development Studies
Professor
Prof. Nandini Sinha Kapur
Department of Inter-Disciplinary and Trans-Disciplinary Studies

IGNOU Faculties : Students' Opinion

AI-Generated Summary based on 1690 Reviews

The faculty at the college is generally considered experienced and qualified, with many holding advanced degrees like PhDs. The faculty-to-student ratio varies, with some reports suggesting a ratio of 60:1, which can limit individual attention. However, the faculty is often described as approachable and supportive, especially during scheduled sessions, though some students report inconsistent communication and availability. Classes are typically held on weekends, aligning with the university's distance learning model, which limits regular interaction.

There is a strong emphasis on self-study, with resources such as YouTube channels and Gyan Darshan TV broadcasts supplementing learning. Exams are held annually, with a mix of theory and practical assessments, and assignments contribute a significant portion to final grades. The marking scheme typically requires a minimum of 40% to pass, with some students finding the exams moderately challenging. Overall, the faculty is praised for being professional, knowledgeable, and supportive, though improvements in communication and resource availability are suggested.

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IGNOU: 2 Answered Questions

How good is IGNOU for MA courses?

Satyam Purwar
Pranjal TiwariStudied at Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU)

It is guaranteed that the study material provided by IGNOU is excellent. You'll have a great time going through them. It will undoubtedly provide you with a thorough understanding of the subject. However, it is not without difficulty. You get to work hard. If you want to study Economics via distance education, IGNOU is your best bet. 

However, pursuing it at a regular university in a face-to-face mode may be preferable because teachers can assist you with your difficulties. However, if you are already employed, MA in Economics from IGNOU is an excellent choice.

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How is the faculty at IGNOU?

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Steena Prijesh

The faculty members in my collage are well qualifued and supportive most of them holding postgraduated degrees and have good teaching experences . taculties gives us interacting session between students and faculties and also they are very approchable when we are need and free to ask doubts at any time and also provides career guidance. Exams are conducted semister wise with internal assigments and final exams the difficulty level of exam is moderate if students attend the class regularly and prepare well around 70% students will pass the exams

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