Syllabus was good, Amazing! I believe in Imarticus completely to make impact on a global scale. But, they need to use their resources to the fullest and increase them. Also, very mindful of talented students, discover them and make sure they get what they are looking for. Imarticus has amazing instructors like Urvindar Sir (attended his lecture for the very short time and I am eternally grateful to him) and Arun Upadhyay Sir (Feedback from my sibling who attended this course too ) But, the reason behind much lower rating 3/5 is because there were factors which were "immensely" demotivating as mentioned below: 1. For me, I was unlucky to have below average professor (Sumit Rathod). I tried changing and Imarticus did help me with that, but due to unfortunate uncontrollable events, still got the same professor at the end. With all due respect, he wants to help students and addresses students questions as much as he can, But he is not equipped/trained enough to teach this course. (More on this in point 3) 2. The syllabus and actual course differed. Code snippets which are "initial implementation" were referred to as "projects" and were replaced instead of highly valuable and impactful real world projects written in syllabus.Code snippets can only help in initial discovery of a subject, this does not equips students with intuition for real world at all. 3. No matter how my exams and mocks would be, i would always get similar score. Once inquired with other students, I did see some patterns like Not being answer at all and answering everything would lead to same exact score! This makes giving exams and mocks boring and disappointing. Among many, this was the most disappointing statement by Sumit Sir which was being taught to students.- "You can assign values to variables but while passing parameters you never pass assigned variables but only values directly. Passing assigned values in parameters slows the function and takes more memory" I would never hire an intern if this statement was made in an interview by a student. This was coming from a professor and was being taught to students who had no idea of programming. Thank you again Imarticus, You did give your best and I recognize you cannot control every single individual or professor. As I said, you have the potential to grow your wings even more! I will recommend your course to my friends but strictly saying "If it is Sumit Sir, never join his batch".
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