Instituto Politécnico Nacional - IPN (reviews)

I’ve studied here for 8 years. During my time at the school, the only thing I can complain about is that the curricula are somewhat outdated, but the professors take that into account and try to teach more than what the curriculum requires, based on what the industry currently demands. Most professors go the extra mile to ensure everything is clearly understood, and the level of rigor is appropriate for the educational level offered. There’s a lot of support for research projects, and the capstone project provides everything needed to help students transition into the workforce or a life of entrepreneurship without specifically training them for either path.

Everything is good with this university, but I had some bad experiences studying one of the newest careers since a lot of teachers did not attend to the class, so in some cases you have to be very autodidact.

IPN is a great institution with amazing dedicated teachers. In general most of the professors are highly qualified and the courses are well structured. There are some challenges at infrastructure and some resources but IPN is probably the best free option to study in México

My time at UPIIG’s Guanajuato campus was defined by highly qualified faculty and a relatively new, well-equipped infrastructure that supported strong hands-on learning. The program’s academic rigor translates into solid engineering training, though exposure to foreign languages is somewhat limited, largely due to modest demand among the student body. Since the campus is located within an industrial park, student life tends to center around class attendance; commuting can be challenging without a personal vehicle, although a public transportation schedule is available to support access.