Great and helpful teacher. Lectures are very clear and concepts are explained well. Would definitely take again. Always willing to help students with any questions they have and makes learning interesting and fun.

Really tough grader!!! Hardly gives partial credit. He's a really helpful guy but he's quirky.

Great professor, very clear and always willing to help you out.

Pretty easy class. The material seems somewhat confusing when he first presents it, but once you do the homework the material seems pretty easy. Exams aren't excessively difficult. Be warned, though: the problems in this class can take a while, so if you are considering taking this class, be prepared to perform endless row operations for hours.

Moulik is a very nice professor, very eager to help students. He does multiple examples during class, these examples may be long but they are very helpful to prepare you for the exam.

This guy is predictable. He gives out homework once a week except after exams. He also has quizzes which he announces two or more days in advance. He has no attendance, but he doesn't post lecture notes online so you should go to class. He's a pretty good and lighthearted lecturer. However, he doesn't give extra credit, so you have to work.

Good lectures, he explained things really well. The exams were straight forward and like problems you'd find on the homework. Only complaint was that we went pretty slow at the beginning, and although that was great at first, we ran out of time at the end and had to cram three of the most important theorums of the class into one lecture.

Moulik cares about teaching and answers all questions well. He made the class very enjoyable. Definitely recommend taking him!

anyone that didn't like this professor, most likely did not go to lecture often. I went to all his lectures, and he explained everything well, answered everyone's questions, and his exams were not hard but you just have to study and practice a lot . Other than that, he was probably my favorite professor this semester.

He is a very good professor, he explains well at lecture and is very patient with you at office hours when you don't understand the material. I took Calc 3 with another professor before and it didn't go well, with prof Moulik I was able to grasp more of the subject. Try to go to his office hours, if you can't make it he finds a time that suits you.

He really does seem to care that his students do well in the class. He always answers any questions asked, no matter how basic. To get a good grade in this class, make sure you go to every lecture, and understand the material as its being taught instead of right before the exam, I never went to a single office hour, but still was able to get an A.

Moulik was an amazing professor to learn Lin Ops. He was an excellent lecturer and had an answer to every question that was asked of him. He goes in a pace where everyone feels comfortable, has fair game quizzes and exams, and is open for office hours at late nights. Only slight drawback is that the homework is a bit hard. Good luck with him!

He's a pretty nice guy. The class is pretty tough to keep up with. If you take his MATLAB section make sure to keep up with the suggested homework problems. The quizzes are pretty tough, but he tells you in advance so just review before them. The exams are similar to practice exams. Very generous curve in the end which made my 79% average a B+.

had him for online calc 5. he was super chill, has a really good system for notes and recorded lectures. format of his canvas page is confusing and he was a bit disorganized sometimes but i felt he taught pretty well and reviewing the material made his exams super easy. make sure you understand the in class examples and any other examples provided.

Honestly one of the best professors I've had. Sometimes lectures were unclear, but was very open to answering questions during class & office hours. Everything on the exam is in his lectures; very straightforward exams. Lots of easy mini quizzes for extra points and practice. Recitation was enough to do well on quizzes and review material.

Show up to lectures and you'll be fine. Gives out worksheets to do during class and gives the answers most of the time, counts for free points on your grade. Good at explaining concepts, example problems that he does during lectures are the same as on the exams and quizzes. No homework aside from the 5 MATLAB assignments which are easy.

Overall Calc 135 is a poorly designed curriculum. Prof. B is good at explaining math in lectures and reaches out to students struggling. Overall very nice and helpful guy. Don't expect to pass this class without going to lectures and doing the extra work he suggests if you've never taken a calc class before. Good teacher, hard class.

I think calc is really based on the Doctor G's worksheet... Prof itself doesn't have problem at all. His lecture is helpful but if you self study it is not hard to get an A.

Calc 135 is a challenging class, sometimes he is slightly hard to understand, but for the most part, I found his lectures helpful.

If you show up to lecture you will receive a C, if you take time out of your day and learn the material you will get a B, and if you do all the problems he tells you to do, you'll get an A. Calc I is hard in general, but if you put in the work you should be good. Hard to understand sometimes but if you go to office hours he is much clearer.

He was a wonderful professor. He cares about each and every single one of his students and will answer any questions with patience and understanding. He also has office hours every day, which I recommend taking advantage of. Getting a good grade is very manageable as long as you're willing to do practice problems and put in the effort.

Professor Moulik was very kind and funny during his lectures. Calculus at Rutgers is very heavily "by the book" since it has a coordinator (Dr. G). He was very resourceful and had office hours everyday. I was thankful to have him.

Good professor. Show up to lecture and you will learn enough to pass the class.

I don't understand why he has such a low rating. People find it difficult because calc 135 is a prerequisite for a lot of major but honestly if you go to lecture and review before midterms you should be fine. I attended every lecture did the homework and studied either the day of or the day before the tests and I finished with a B+.

Good lectures, available during office hours, clear with expectations for quizzes and exams

Good professor with clear lec

Great at explaining new concepts in simple ways. Very open and happy to answer questions during lectures. Easily accessible outside of class. Exams and quizzes are straightforward. Creates warm and comfortable lecture environment. Workload is very manageable. Understanding with personal issues. Material is practical and easy to understand.

One of the best math professors I had at Rutgers. If you go to lectures, you will do fine. But if you have to miss the lecture, just go to his office hours and he will explain everything clearly and one on one. Very friendly and helpful!

He had dry humor throughout the semester which was pretty funny. He assigns homework at a good time and would extend it if he has not gone over the topic yet in class. I found him amazing. Typically for a lecture, he'd go through definitions and then make us work through many problems. It showed me how to approach problems so that I have reference.

Math 481 is an extremely difficult course, but the professor was able to teach it in a clear and effective manner. You have to come to class to do well, but he is good with answering questions and explaining topics. Somewhat of a harsh grader but overall a good professor.

he explained concepts well and provided all resources needed to learn, was always friendly and wanted all of his students to succeed and do well. he was always willing to answer questions and was normally available at office hours. i think most of the poor ratings come from how calc 135 in general is structured at rutgers

Great lectures

He was frequently available to meet outside class to review the material. He met with me after exams to discuss exam questions, and when I had to miss an exam due to illness, he was very accommodating regarding setting up a later exam date.

Professor Moulik is passionate and has a lot of knowledge to share. His smile is contagious and he truly cares about all of his students. He makes sure to explain everything clearly and make very hard concepts and proofs seem easy.

252 not 244, he was amazing. Many reviews point out he cares for his students and he absolutely does. His lectures are well organized and engaging. He explains concepts very well and does more than just teach you to pass; he actually wants you to actually learn and understand. I would take this class or any class with him again, amazing professor.

His class is run a lot better than some other classes I have taken, I learned a lot more in his class than most other math classes. He is fair and understanding.

Math 252: ELEM DIFF EQUATIONS Moulik is the best math professor I've had at Rutgers. Moulik is accessible and helpful by email and during office hours, writes extensive notes covering complex topics with examples, and teaches legibly. Homework keys were detailed and helpful—exam questions aligned well with the class material.

252 - He cares about his students grasping the material he teaches. His lectures can be tough to follow, but he goes the extra mile to make sure you are actually learning and places an emphasis on understanding the reasoning component of DE. His notes were entertaining to read, and they were extremely helpful when it came to studying for the exams.

Very good prof

Fall 2025 was Prof. Balasubramanian's first semester teaching 291, and he had high initial expectations for us despite most of us being freshmen. Because of that, the first few lectures were hard to understand, but he got better and better as the semester progressed. His HW and worksheets are the perfect balance of challenging and fun.