Disclaimer: These ratings are purely personal opinion, written for fun. No disrespect meant to any of my professors — I like them all, genuinely.
It’s that time.
Prof reviews.
One by one.
One after another.
Six subjects this semester.
Six professors.
And I’m rating every single one of them, 1 to 10.
Quick disclaimer before we start
This rating doesn’t correspond to their teaching pattern.
It doesn’t correspond to their qualifications either.
It’s just how I feel about them.
Science can measure a lot of things.
Vibes isn’t one of them. I am the instrument here.
And it’s my website.
So it’s my rules.
Basically, I’m doing a Samay Raina on them.
Court’s in session.
Let’s go.
Principles and Practices of Management – Falguni Parmar
Rating: 9/10
Good at what she does.
To the point.
Educated.
No nonsense.
She gives no TED talks.
My college days, not political speeches.
She comes.
She teaches.
And she goes.
In and out like a well-executed heist.
No hostages, no small talk, no wasted time.
That’s it.
That’s the whole review, and honestly, that’s already more than most people manage.
Financial Accounting – Medha Vyas
Rating: 10/10
The typical friendly college-type prof.
Chill.
Warm.
The most friendly with the students.
Also she was the first person on campus to actually behave nicely with me.
First impressions are stubborn things.
Once you’re in, you’re in.
My favorite.
No debate here.
Case closed, jury dismissed.
Business Statistics and Logic – Rajan N. Modha
Rating: 11/10
This is it.
Not much more to say about him.
Some people don’t need three paragraphs.
He’s one of them.
like the energy
General and Communicative English – Dr. Radhika Shah, a.k.a. અઘરું પ્રાણી (“Difficult Animal”)
Rating: 10/10
Now this one needs context.
That nickname “Difficult Animal” is not something I gave her.
It’s the throne she wore herself.
On day one.
Self-crowned.
Coronation and everything, probably.
And honestly?
She earned it.
The biggest sin a teacher can commit against me is changing my seat.
She did exactly that.
Moved me to the front row.
Unforgivable, in theory.
A declaration of war, in principle.
But here’s the thing it’s her first time teaching undergrad students.
So this is a new game for her too.
Rookie season for both of us, really.
And she’s got a mindset I actually agree with, even if it comes wrapped in a little bit of main-character energy.
“You’re the smartest one in the room.”
Sure, I’ll accept that.
But there are other rooms.
And there are halls too.
There’s a whole building, actually.
A touch narcissistic.
Genuinely one of my favorites anyway.
Some people you forgive because they’re right.
Indian Knowledge Systems – Saumya Adhikari
Rating: 10/10
His name sounds like it belongs to the CM of West Bengal.
Somewhere, somehow, that’s a compliment.
The man himself?
Young, confident, great energy.
Nothing more needs to be said.
Some reviews write themselves.
He gets the 10 and he gets it easy.
Fundamentals of ESG for Sustainability – Zalak Abiyani
Rating: 9/10 (provisional)
Full disclosure I haven’t attended enough of her lectures to make this a fair, final call.
Court reserves judgment.
So take this one as a placeholder.
A 9 for now, subject to revision once I actually show up more.
Which, to be fair, is on me and nobody else.
The LinkedIn/Google Scholar Deep Dive
Yes, I looked all of them up.
LinkedIn, Google Scholar, the works.
Did my due diligence like a man about to invest, not just attend lectures.
Didn’t find anything that made me go “wow” the way I did back at Kaushalya, the skill university.
No standouts on paper.
But that’s a fight I’ve already signed up for.
And I’ve made peace with it.
Not every semester hands you a legend. Some just hand you six decent people trying their best.
Verdict
I like them.
All of them.
Green flags, basically every single one except one, who isn’t even teaching me right now.
And honestly?
I don’t care about that anyway.
As someone once should have said: don’t rate the ones who left the syllabus.
Semester’s just getting started.
Let’s see how this plays out.