She knows what she is talking about, but has hidden points she expects the student to find and needs her curve. Background on the subject is helpful in her classes...

Straight foward lecture, fair and balanced tests.

One of the fairest teachers i've had. Everything is organized and very clear. I would love to take another class with her

She's a very good teacher and makes everything clear and understandable.

Absolutely the most organized and concise professor I have ever had; her organization skills will make you want to go home and clean your room. Her teaching style is human and clear, and she is more than willing to explain concepts in detail if needed.

She teaches everything very well and you will understand everything from the course even if you only get a B. You grade may not reflect how much you learned.

She teaches well but the material is very difficult and the tests are really hit or miss. She's one of the least fare graders around.

Well prepared and very organized.

She holds a lot of office hours and seems to really care about your grades if you go into discuss them with her. She's a very serious teacher, very organized.

Khanna is a tough professor, yes, but she is also very organized and concise. She is very prompt in returning her emails and will go out of her way to help you in her office hours. Just make sure you remember details!

The best thing about her is she makes sure you're aware of when you can get extra help and she is very fast and helpful in responding to email questions. That said, her tests are rediculous because half of it is trying to figure out what the question is

At the beginning you might not think that it is too bad. Not too much reading and the material looks easy. But, if anyone can confused the hell out of you it is her. Half of the time you are going to try decoding her questions and keeping up in lecture

Professor Khanna is a great teacher. Though young, she is more knowledgeable anout material than most professors I've had, and if you require her help, she'll give it, in fact she'll offer it without you requiring it!!!!!She's an excellent professor!

once you get used to the british indian accent, you'll realize that the information she gives is very clear.. and she writes down most of it- tho i found out that if you write down things she says but doesnt write on the board, they usually help on tests

Khanna is a very organized teacher. The only annoying thing was the online hw assignments. She writes everything you need to know for the tests on the overhead projector. She also curves exam grades :)

she is a hot looking prof, thought she was a student first day and tried to hit on her, thank god she didn't fail me. extremely tough teacher, little harsh on the grading, but very fair. u'll learn a lot if u make it,takeif uwanttolearn if uwant a easy class then don't come to college.

Good professor, explain everything well... maybe a little too well. Most of the time she just try to explain the same thing repeatedly with different ways. Very helpful if the topic is tough, but very boring most of the time

she has an accent, but its easy to get used to. dont really need the textbook if you take down her notes. tend to repeat and goes too fast. sometimes very fast. test's are tricky(the wordings), if u can get pass the trickiness then u can get a better grade on the exams.

she was very easy to understand despite the accent and was very good at explaining the concepts. the tests and quizzes were tricky, but i overall enjoyed to class.

She makes everything in beginning economics clear and easy to understand. Has a slight accent, but it doesn't impend her speech.

good professor, she is clear and explains the concepts in depth. tests are a little tricky but she curves grades so it works out fine.

She's strict but fair. Go to her office hours and she is more than willing to help. She teaches well and is very clear. But this is not going to be an easy A. Student must be willing to work & must go to classes. If you go to class, do the HW, and study, should do well. Slackers usually do very bad b/c it's easy to fall behind.

very thorough, detailed tests- take good notes- even more than what she gives you in class

Excellent professor. She was always well prepared for each class, and presented the course so thoroughly that I almost never had to ask a question.

IN all honesty this professor is very challenging. I remmeber not doing so well in the start but finishing strong. You will leave this class and definitly know very important stuff about the OIL markets and depleting resources in the world, which is the hottest topic in todays political arena. You will get your moneys worth with this professor.

The class is difficult but you'll get a chance to take a class with one of the brightest people you'll ever meet. Very math intensive, but Khanna makes it tolerable. I learned a lot from the discussions in the class. Recommended if you are really intersted- prepare to study a LOT.

What's with all the hate? She is a fine professor. Challenging, but fair. Hard, but fair exams. You have to know some calculus and study. Also encourages you to make a 20 minute presentation on an article. Makes for great class discussions. Class very relevant to contemporary environmental issues. May be arrogant, but certainly helpful and nice!

Definitely one class that you can't just expect to get an A by going to class and not do the assigned readings along with the everyday lecture notes. She's challenging throughout her notes since you will definitely be saying "what the..." if you don't give her your 100% attention. Always review your notes and she is fair & accommodating in grading.

I took Econ 162 and later Econ 433 with Professor Khanna; she's brilliant. As a freshman, I didn't appreciate the scope of her intelligence. But by senior year, when I was struggling with all of the calc in Econ 433, I realized that Professor Khanna is one of BU's best. If you're floundering, study and go to office hours; I did and received an A-.

Khanna's material is pretty difficult. HWs and exams requires a lot of work.if you study and pay attention in class, then this might be one of the better ECON courses to take. HWs are challenging, but feasible. Tests r just as challenging (she never reuses old exams, so if you hate cheaters like I do,then u're in luck).and averages HWs+Tests to B-.

The hardest teacher in bing. Her tests were ridiculously hard. Don't take her if you want an easy A or if you dont want an F. Take a different teacher

I took her micro class years ago after getting a D in another prof's class. I do not remember his name but his class was impossible! I wont go into details.Her class was a godsend! Her notes were clear and she explained things well. I got a B+ and I am NOT adept at the subject. If I did well ANYONE can. I Don't know why people are complaining!

Class started out easy enough, but then got really difficult. Excel stuff was almost impossible. Not enough time to do the homeworks. Exams very difficult. Unless you really like the subject, I would try and avoid this class. Neha's nice but not the best prof.

433 She knows her stuff Very well. And the supplementary materials are helpful/uptodate/interesting/applicable. Presentations are extra credits. Excel can be confusing for first time users but it's not impossible. She will try to help you a lot if you go to her office hour. The most applicable class I've taken at Bing. Needs calc I.

She is a great professor. The material is hard, but she is very organized, and tries to explain it with clarity. Don't take her class if you expect an easy A, but if you are really interested in the field, she will help you learn a lot.

Neha Khanna is a great professor. She recognizes students for their efforts and doesn't presume knowledge. Her classes are hard but fair. Effort gets a B, a lot of effort gets an A- (or an A if you're careful). If you want to learn, you will like Khanna.

The most calculus-intensive class in the undergraduate course list. If you don't know calc, don't take the class. Professor Khanna, however, is probably the best in the department. The level of respect she shows her students is very encouraging. NOT EASY.

Neha is amazing! Her lectures are very clear, and she will explain things until they are understood. She puts off the appearance that she is unapproachable be she is very approachable for anything. She has inspired me to Economics.

Lectures are interesting with her insight into the subject matter. Very clear in her expectations and tests are fair.

I found her Econ 160 class to be enjoyable. She always brought in interesting examples. Tests were easy but be careful because she curves down. Discussion sections aren't mandatory but they're helpful. I'd recommend

Very clear in lec's, exams are straightforward. Much better than some other prof's I've had in my time here.

She's a very good professor. If you have any trouble in the class go to her office hours she is super helpful.

While Neha Khanna is an extremely intelligent professor, she speeds through the material way too quickly. Challenging class, especially as the semester progresses.

Best professor I've had at Binghamton so far. Makes lectures worthwhile. She's very receptive to questions, and extremely knowledgable about what she teaches. Exams can be a little tricky, but she never throws any curveballs. I swapped in from Chaurey's class into hers because of a scheduling conflict and I'm glad I did

Professor Khanna is one of the better Binghamton professors I've had the pleasure of taking a course with. She is knowledgeable and provides plenty of time outside of class to help students. I did not receive an A because I did not study or attend class enough. But if you put in the time and effort, an A is attainable. PS Read the textbook!

I got an ok grade in her class. Tip: Read the textbook and go to office hours and go to the discussion classes (practice econ problems are in the discussion classes). Ask questions. Her tests can be a bit tricky so please read the question carefully and think about each question carefully. She puts a lot of tricky questions on tests ESPECIALLY onmc

Khanna is a very clear lecturer and shes interesting. However her exams are really hard, but as long as you study you should do fine. What makes or breaks this class is your ta. Mine is too disorganized socially awkward to teach effectively so I stopped going to his discussion. Try to attend another section if that happens to you

ECON433 has been the hardest class I have taken in my life. Professor Khanna is very helpful and respectful in the classroom, but the course material she teaches in entirely too hard. The top students in the class get 50% correct on the midterm. No one in the class earns an A, highest grade in the class is either A- or B+.

This is the hardest class Ive taken at Binghamton, even significantly harder than econometrics. That being said, Professor Khanna is great at explaining and is extremely approachable and helpful. Id gladly take a class with Khanna again, just not this class cause its way too hard unless you have amazing math skills

Best class I've taken from the department and probably the university as a whole. We focused on theory, applied calculations using, and discussion of relevant literature. These three areas really helped to flesh out understanding of the field. You must intuitively understand calculus and its economic applications

One of the much better econ professors at Binghamton. Really knows the material and doesn't just repeat the textbook back to you. The textbook is more of an auxiliary tool, and she mostly teaches from her own perspective. The class can be challenging, but the curve is generous.

She was a really nice teacher who knew a lot about the subject. Expect her notes to go in depth and expect a lot of graphs. Tests were fair and she clearly explained what was needed. Only 4 homework assignments all semester which weren't too hard to complete. That with a presentation, midterm, and a final are the only things you are graded on.

The class is not easy, but this has genuinely been one of the most rewarding classes ever. The professor is my favorite Econ professor, hands down. She makes sense. She's organized, clear, and very easy to work with. Not relevant, but her outfit game is ON point. If you try, you can't do poorly. Note: excel heavy

Professor Khanna is organized, clear, and concise. She wont baby you, but she's an amazing professor who knows her stuff. The readings are really dense so pay attention during lectures, especially when she's going through equations and excel. Take good notes on the step by step process required to solve each type of problem and keep practicing.

Easily the most difficult course I have ever taken but actually quite interesting. Lots of calculus that either needs to be translated into excel or explained in an economic context. She goes through the math fast and can be confusing. Do NOT miss class, notes are long but super important to doing well and understanding why the math works or means.

Professor Khanna really cares about her students succeeding and is very knowledgeable on what she is teaching. This class is definitely tough but if you attend all classes and pay attention in lecture, the homework and tests are very reasonable. Really interesting econ class.