He is new to teaching so he made quite a few mistakes in grading. However, students were always compensated and he would give a lot of points back on exams. He is a very sweet guy and is great at answering questions in class. He gives practice exams that look a lot like the real exams so if you study you will do just fine.

It is Adi's first semester teaching & he has 3 sections of 200 students with no graders/TAs, so the course and grading has been disorganized, but he has corrected his mistakes and curves exams/returns points. He is kind and his office hours are helpful. This class will be hard no matter who you take, but this class is doable with him with effort.

There are low ratings due to disorganization, but it is 100% possible to succeed in his class and he genuinely tries to make it this way. He provides practice exams, curves when averages are low, gives back points, & opens extra review sessions for tests. He does random attendance checks thru the semester but only 3 were needed for full credit.

I have never before had a professor apologize for low averages or hold themselves so accountable for their mistakes. Adi cares a lot and will help you do well. Once he figures out and has a set grading criteria from the beginning of the semester, I think he has the potential to be one of the best physics profs we have at UGA.

Adi is genuinely a very sweet and wholesome person. He truly cares about his students and is willing to make sure we get the best grade possible.This was his first semester teaching college students and the physics department gave him ZERO guidance or help. He truly has the potential to be the best physics prof at uga. The tests are incredibly fair

Adi is the best. He cared so much when the exam average was low, and took full accountability. He cares so much about the students and is a super nice guy. He will be UGA's best physics professor in the future. HE WANTS THE STUDENTS TO DO WELL!! He adds points and curves things to help us. He is a great professor. Read the textbook.

As someone who struggles with physics, I was worried going into physics 2 but ended up doing great! Adi is caring & going to his office hours/exam reviews helped me. I used YouTube videos to learn the concepts & then reinforced them with his lecture slides (which he posts). The class was disorganized, but I think this will be better in the future.

Adi was the most caring professor I had this semester. He was constantly changing due dates for the benefit of us and curved every exam, even the final. If you show up to class and put in the effort that physics requires, it's an easy A from him. All he wanted was for us to do well, but it was his first sem teaching so there were some minor issues.

He was honestly a pretty good teacher idk y ppl are saying hes disorganized. He literally made the syllabus easier to get an A for us by lowering the weight of the worst test we had. He truly does care and gave us a bunch of practice which was mostly representative except for the third test which he curved even higher than normal. Would easily take

The material is not always easy, but Adi provides sufficient practice and lecture on it that getting it right on the test is very possible. His test questions were almost always completely simple/fair. While he was somewhat disorganized, he always acknowledged his mistakes and tried to make up for them.

The low raters are being dramatic. Adi did fairly well for his first semester. This guy had no TAs, so tests were all mc. Adi always took accountability when needed. He shifted our grades to help us all and heard our feedback. He needs to be given more credit. He needs to improve his lectures a bit, but this is physics, and you can study yourself.

Adi is a solid professor. He is not a great lecturer, but tests are fine, and he takes accountability like others have echoed. He listens to students unlike other professors and is willing to make changes. However, he is a little hard to access outside of class, so if you have issues with hw or grades, talk to him in person or during his hours.

Adi is the most caring professor I've had. Not his fault that he had no assistance from UGA as a new professor. He listened to what students had to say: readjusted exam grade values (highest worth 18%, middle 14%, lowest 8%), curved, changed HW due dates, etc. Physics is simply just hard. practice helps. random survey questions for attendance.

There are negative reviews, but I think the 100% would take again says a lot. Adi is an extremely caring professor and made it clear that he wants the students to do well. It was his first semester teaching; any changes he made throughout the semester were beneficial and done to help grades. Physics is just hard, but he tries to make it better.

He's chill and procrastinates like all of us lol. Just keep bugging him about grades, and he'll eventually put them in. Also, just talk to him if you have any issues. I'll say tho his explanations for class problems are convoluted. Do the practice exams, show up, and do problems. Really easy.

Adi gets a lot of unnecessary hate. He curves the exams and extends homework deadlines. It was his first time teaching the class and taught every section without help from TAs. He isn't a great lecturer, but if you put in the work to learn things on your own outside of class then it's not too difficult to get a good grade.

Any negative review for Adi is a little harsh. It's his first time teaching at a university and the school decided to not give him an TAs for some reason so the semester took a toll on him. However he is caring, learns from his mistakes, and is willing to adjust grades to help students which most professors wouldn't even consider.

I believe this is Adi's 2nd sems teaching and he's a great professor. You don't really have to go to class to do well but there are attendance questions. But there are enough homeworks and online powerpoints that you can review outside of class. He is also lenient with deadlines and grading. Would take him again if he taught higher level physics

As a new professor at UGA, I want to give him a pat on the back. He was my only option as a professor for this class, but I'm glad that I took him. He listens to students and is willing to make change. When the class doesn't do well, he will curve. His exams really aren't that hard, they are basically the practice exams with a few changes.

The practice exams were the main base of the tests. Do those and know your mistakes. Practice the homework for what you get wrong to solidify understanding. I did that and ended with an amazing grade. He gives great pointers and shortcuts in class. The clicker questions are decent and helpful. Overall, if you pay attention and work, you'll be fine.

Adi was an average professor but good considering he is new. He does make mistakes in lectures and sometimes tests but his tests are pretty identical in difficulty to his practice tests so study those hard. Decent bit of outside work but overall a pretty easy class if you're willing to put in the time and do problems on your own.

Considering how new he is to teaching, Adi did a great job. He is good at engaging the class and using real world examples to explain things. He's funny and genuinely wants you to succeed. He has many office hours and is very open to feedback. He outlines everything clearly and curves things.

Solid prof. Many ppl give him low reviews bc of the class difficulty imo, but he is a good prof. You def need to do your own review before classtime, because he will run through the slides and solve many problems that require a prior understanding of the content. His grading is fair, he curves if the avg is < 75 and gave a 0.5% bonus for attendance

Lectures could be confusing at times, but overall Adi was very attentive to his students and worked to make sure we understood concepts. Tests are very short and all multiple choice (no partial credit), so there is a lot of room for error which is the biggest downfall in my opinion.

I found Professor Kuchibhotla to be nice and caring for his students. There were times that he was adjusting to teaching at UGA, but he is definitely a good teacher and will improve with time. I had prior physics experience through AP so exams and homework were easy, but homework could be time consuming and attendance was checked often.

Adi is a very fair prof. His lectures were a little disorganized, so rhe best thing you can do for your grade is actually go to class - he does lots of practice problems and sets in class, many of which show up on the exam. He makes it clear what will be on the test and is overall a very caring lecturer who wants everyone to succeed.

Not a tone of grades and most of them are from exams. That being said he is really nice and easy to understand. It was not a hard class as long as you study the homework and the practice exams. Offered a project instead of a written final exam.

I was very worried about taking physics but his was great. Tests were mainly questions from HW & practice test so just study that and you will be fine. Clicker questions during class for attendance but it is only 5% of your grade and only need to do 80% of them. He also lets you choose between a group presentation for the final or a cumulative one.

Physics is NOT my thing but I actually enjoyed this class with this professor. he was so enthusiastic and passionate about what he was teaching. he really tried to get to know us and was very funny and personable. homework and pre lecture questions are super manageable. tests are from homework and practice tests, not too hard. he is great!

Dr. K truly does everything to support his students. Physics 2 is a hard class, and he understands that. If you need help in office hours or after class, he is more than happy to help you. His tests are fair, and those that complain just haven't accepted physics 2 actually requires work.

Dr. Adi is a sarcastic but funny guy. At first, I was unsure about him, but after attending his office hours and getting to know him more, it's clear he really cares about his students and wants us to succeed. His exams aren't a cakewalk, but out of every physics professor at UGA, I'd definitely retake him. He has great lectures!

was clear that he wanted his students to do well. provided tests with a curve if the avg was below 75. exams are all mc and about half the grade and other half is lab, in class questions, and homework. lectures were alright and tended to line up nice with the exams. had science guyz and it didn't help that much and often gave unnecessary formulas.

Dr. K is a fantastic professor. Physics 2 is hard, but he broke it down well and provided ample practice and support in office hours. Exams are curved and only comprise half your grade. He loves getting to know students and helping you succeed. Don't bother with ScienceGuyz - he provides lots of practice/resources. I would happily take him again.

loved Dr. K!!! got an A in PHYS 1111, but I had a really rough professor and had to teach myself. went into this course with low expectations, but I was blown away. Dr. K explained everything really well in class (definitely go, though it doesn't have a massive effect on your grade). He was always willing to answer questions and help out. TAKE HIM!

Lectures were very straightforward. Make sure that you attend the class and do clicker questions. Make sure to do all of the homeworks and score high on them. The homework grade helps a lot. Do all the pre-lectures and score high on those and you will be fine. The test are difficult and weigh a lot but if you do the side assignments you'll be fine.

Overall a solid professor. Good lectures, helpful homework, and fair exams. Ur grade mainly depends on the exams but he curves really well and makes ur lowest test grade weigh the lowest and ur highest test grade weigh the highest. He also provides practice tests so make sure u really understand those because they are basically the exam. Take him!

He definitely understands that this is not a class typically taken by physics majors, so he makes the content and tests very manageable. His primary goal was to get everyone to pass and do well in the class. The tests were all multiple choice and mostly just centered concepts instead of math. Most people I know got an A.

great lectures, clicker questions for attendance occasionally, tests are not bad at all.

This professor has a harsh rating and I don't understand why. He is super nice, funny, and extremely passionate about his work. He admitted he had a rough first semester but he has reorganized his entire class and it's super easy. He provides a study sheet that's identical to the exams so you barely have to study. There is a final project.

Exams were just questions from past homeworks and the practice exam he would give out. Only had a 2-3 homeworks for each unit and he gives a week or more to complete them. If you need to take a physical science definitely take this class! im not a science person and this class was easy.

I'm not a physics person at all so Adi's lectures were honestly a bit hard to follow considering he goes through slides pretty fast and all of his slides are organized for his lecture and not to really learn from outside of class. As a person he is really sweet and funny. I would recommend him if you click with physics easier.

I really liked how Ali teaches and he's a really nice person. I am not good at physics but I actually learned a lot and would take him again.

I think he's relatively new to teaching but it's clear he wants to get better at it. He constantly aims to make his lectures more beneficial for students. We asked for more in-depth descriptions and he provided them, we asked for more practice problems and he provided them. If you're struggling he is always very ready to help.

Dr. K is so sweet. Not the best lecturer, making classes quite boring. Everyone just went on their phones/computers during class. He would post a practice exam and homework quizzes, and all the exam questions were from those. If you just try a minimal amount, you will get an A. He says outright that he designed this class for everyone to get As.

Dr. K is a super cool and funny dude. Made learning physics fun and interesting. The class mainly goes over concepts that aren't too hard to grasp. Attendance wasn't mandatory per se, but you had real-time polls/questions that impacted your participation grade. Content is geared toward non-physics majors and is pretty easy to get an A.

Adi is a chill professor whose personality makes the lectures more interesting and engaging. Although I have issues with some aspects of his lectures, I think it's due to the heavy content and limited time. Overall he's a very kind guy who made a normally hard class a lot easier.

Adi is a great professor overall. Lectures well and tries his best to be engaging. Tests are worth 35%, graded in your favor. Honestly just go to class and pay attention and you will do well. He provides plenty of materials to study and HW are easy and useful for learning. Tests are a little diffucilt but nothing surprising.

This class gives you the resources to succeed. The exams are very straightforward, and so are any other assignments. The lectures are comprehensive, albeit a bit boring sometimes. He really cares that his students do well.

Dr. K is one of the best physics teachers I've had! His lectures are engaging, and it's clear he's always looking to improve. Practice exams and keys were super helpful--do those and the online review, and you'll be fine.

Great professor with well-organized course and cool lectures. Always available for office hours and makes large lectures feel social and connected. Would highly recommend for physics.

Although his lectures aren't the most entertaining, he's constantly working to improve his class. He's very open to ways that he can improve and he tries to help every student. The reviews that he gives for the exams are quite similar to the exams and he has office hours every week if you need help.

He's a friendly teacher with clear lectures. I had taken AP Physics in the past and it definitely helped but if you do the Pearson homework the tests are all multiple choice and way easier than the homework.

Dr. K shows that he cares about his students. Makes clear effort to remember you if you interact with him and wants to know how everyone is doing. Fair exams and a good lecturer! Great guy

Couldn't recommend more! Professor Adi was genuinely my favorite prof during the semester. He puts in effort to learn your names and his teaching made physics really easy to understand. His practice tests are super similar to the actual tests and he gives really helpful practice problems in class.

He is the best! I struggle with science and he made everything easy to understand. Practice tests look exactly like the exams. One group project at the end of the semester instead of final.

Dr. Adi was one of my first professors at UGA, and he is AMAZING! It is evident that he genuinely cares about his students and wants you to succeed. He gives 3 exams, a few homework assignments, Tophat, and a group final project throughout the semester. The exams are easy if you read and take notes on the PowerPoints, and it is so easy to get an A!

Recommend this class to anyone who needs gen ed credit- super easy A especially if you took physics in high school. He is so kind and wants everyone to get an A. Attendance not mandatory, final project instead of a test. Super chill and low-stress for a college science class.

I really love Adi, he is very caring and truly wants to get to know his students and support them. He is a good teacher and his office hours help A TON. Exams are pretty difficult, but not impossible. Do the practice exams and understand why you got questions wrong, but also understand all conceptual stuff. Overall, love him, but the tests are meh

Adi was by far my favorite professor this semester, and made it easy to attend the 9:10am class. Anything 87 or above is an A, he provides scantron sheets and calculators, and always uploads powerpoints. He is just precious and wants everyone to be his friend. Highly recommend!

Dr. K is such a sweet guy. He literally just wants everyone to be his friend. Lecture was not mandatory, but there were TopHat attendance questions every now and then. His tests were so easy and he posted an almost identical practice exam each time. Final was a group project. Was very approachable and helpful after class. Take him!

He is genuinely so sweet and is an amazing professor. Physics 1112 is going to be a challenge no matter what professor, but he makes it enjoyable. I dreaded taking physics, but would totally take him again!

My G.O.A.T.

He is such a good teacher and explain things so well. As long as you go to class and do the homeworks, you will do good. His exams are somewhat difficult, and you need to set aside time to study, but do the practice exams and you'll be fine.