Instituto Politécnico Nacional - IPN (reviews)

I love it, it’s beautiful and the level of the teachers was very good.

The community was very big in my generation and very proactive.

The buildings had very good chairs and desks.

I think the only thing that i dind’t like was the bathrooms

Compared to other schools in Mexico, the IPN has always been characterized as one of the best. I currently study at UPIITA, which is one of the institute’s schools, and I think I can’t complain about what I’ve learned during more than 8 years of studying at the institute.

The experience is enjoyable, and for the most part, they have good teachers. However, a problem that affects many of the schools it hosts is that there are not enough class groups. The number of students increases every year. Although the programs are already being updated, trends in the job market should be analyzed in order to teach this to the students.

As for campus life, I have enjoyed the laboratories. I think it is something that should be taken advantage of, as the practical work helps reinforce knowledge.

The labs do not have material and the equipment is completely outdated if it even works at all.
Some teachers really need to retire, they do not know how to teach and proud themselves on failing whole classrooms.
Some teachers are incredible and I remind then kindly since they raise your interest in the subject.