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BHU Medicine & Health SciencesAdmission dates 2025
MDS Admissions 2025
10 Courses2 years-3 years
Eligibility- Accepting Exams: NEET MDS
Important dates| Dates | Events |
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Jan '25 | NEET MDS 2025 Admit CardTentative |
Ph.D. Admissions 2025
1 Course6 years
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6 Jan '25 - 21 Jan '25 | Ph.D. Application 2025 start and end dateOngoing |
M.Sc. Admissions 2025
1 Course2 years
Eligibility- Undergraduate Degree with 50% aggregate
- Accepting Exams: BHU PET
Important dates| Dates | Events |
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6 Jan '25 - 10 Jan '25 | ICAR AIEEA PG 2024 Counselling: Online Registration, Fee,Ongoing |
15 Jan '25 - 16 Jan '25 | ICAR AIEEA PG 2024 Counselling 1st Round: Seat Allotment, Document Upload |
17 Jan '25 | ICAR AIEEA PG 2024 Counselling 1st Round: Online Document Verification |
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Placements3.8
Infrastructure4.1
Faculty & Course4.2
Campus Life4.5
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Almost all the students do their internship from INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, BHU as it is one of the most prestigious institute of India.
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RUPWATI RANJAN 
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. Hons.) - Batch of 2024
4.2
5Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
BHU- A series of memories.
Placements: I have a batch that consists of 73 students. It is a specialized course in finance. Placements are on the graduation level but I was the only one who got a placement from my batch with a salary package of 6 LPA. Apart from that, it gives vast knowledge about the financial market operations.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is not as superficial as it should be. It needed renovation. Buildings are very old. They are under maintenance but these are only a few. The majority of classrooms are now in good condition. The food quality in the mess is satisfactory. Other facilities like free Wi-Fi, health care, a campus, and bus service are really great which is helpful for students.
Faculty: Our faculty members are good. The curriculum gives a vast knowledge of financial market operations. There are 6 semesters. After every 4-5 months, semester exams are held. The course needs a bit of modification as it is very beginner or basic level. It needs to level up the standard of the FMM course.
Other: The course is not a boring or regular course like any other course. It gives the practical exposure. Campus life is a thing that one cannot forge. It is really amazing and beautiful.
Reviewed on 24 Dec 2024Read More
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POOJA
B.A. (Hons.) in Arts - Batch of 2023
4.6
4Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
Top of the college in India.
Placements: 75 percent, if you got, you chose for master and professor degree, 20 thousand as a teacher in a college. Every student did an internship with different organizations and foundations. Teaching as a teacher in college, I participated in an Aasman foundation for an internship. I also participated in seminars.
Infrastructure: Wi-Fi and labs are available in the college. Classrooms have a 50-student capacity. There is a library also in college where you have to study silently. I have the Department of English on campus. The hostel has a mess, washing machines, a bed, a cooler, a wardrobe, etc. There are also medical facilities, a canteen, and a ground for sports.
Faculty: Teachers and professors were so helpful. They completed their Ph.D. then they taught us. Their teaching is so impressive and emphatic. The semester exam is of moderate level. If you study well, 40 percent needs to pass in a subject. The minimum you have to obtain is 50 percent marks.
Other: B.A. English honours choose. The department of English is so good. Teachers and professors were so helpful. They completed their Ph.D. then they taught us. Their teaching is so impressive and emphatic. Semester exam.
Reviewed on 20 Dec 2024Read More
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Riya Maurya
B.Com (Hons) - Batch of 2026
2.6
3Placements3Infrastructure2Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Absolutely dissatisfied because of.
Placements: The placements in my college are pretty decent, I would say. The percentage of students who got placed in my college mainly depends on the cutoff, their caste, and the number of students applying for the course. Companies like Deloitte, Byju, etc., visit the campus. As for the remaining questions, sorry, I don't have any correct knowledge.
Infrastructure: The commerce lab and classrooms are fine, the library is decent, I would say. I have no experience in PG and hostels. The campus is not good but not bad either. There is a lack of greenery in the campus, too many unwanted outsiders in the college, and no rules and regulations, etc. I had tried two fast food items from the college canteen, and they both were awful. It was really bad. No for canteen food from that time. Regarding medical facilities, I don't know. In terms of sports and games, there is an indoor auditorium in the college and a big ground (which has accountable trees) on the campus. It's decent, actually. Don't come with high expectations.
Faculty: I didn't get any fresher's fest, orientation, or festivals yet, but our 1st-semester exams are scheduled to start from the last week of this month. Honestly speaking, I am losing my last brain cell. I mean, what do they want from us? Seriously. Anyway, what can we do now? We aren't mentally prepared for the exams, especially I'm not.
Other: Decent feels. Extra curriculum. Nothing like that has happened yet, and I'm disappointed.
Reviewed on 12 Jan 2024Read More
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Somesh Singh
B.Tech. in Civil Engineering - Batch of 2027
Offered by Indian Institute of Technology, BHU, Varanasi
4.4
4Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
What is good about IIT BHU VARANASI.
Placements: In our batch, there are approximately 150 students. As in the recent placement sitting, about 80% got placed this year with an average package of 18 LPA. The highest package in our batch goes up to 50 to 60 LPA. Top recruiting companies include L&T, Tata Construction, etc. Roles offered are site manager, junior engineer, supervisor, chief engineer, etc.
Infrastructure: Our college has residential facilities. Our hostel is a seven-storeyed building allotted to second-year students only, which has lift facilities. There is a common hall on each floor. The reading hall is on the ground floor. Two canteens are there, which are open till 4 am. Our hostel has big washrooms and bathrooms with good sanitation. It also has washing machines installed, which provide affordable washing of clothes. Food in the mess is quite good and healthy. We are given three meals a day, starting with breakfast in the morning, followed by lunch and dinner.
Faculty: All the teachers are amazing. Everyone is very experienced and well-qualified. Some professors are notorious for strict attendance policies and for giving low grades but believe me, those who pay attention and study sincerely will get good grades. Teachers are well-qualified researchers. Some have graduated from foreign and were their respective university toppers. The curriculum is very helpful and aligned with the demands of the course. Semester exams are average to hard when comes to difficulty, but you can score good grades just by preparing one week before the exam.
Other: The best thing about this course is that you will have to do a lot of site work. You will not fed up just sitting in a classroom and reading theory. We have many labs that we need to perform on the entire campus, like surveying. We just go outside and continue the learning. We have three fests in our college: one is a tech fest known as Technex, another is a sports fest known as Spardha, and the other is a cultural fest known as Kashi Yatra. You will get a lot of opportunities in terms of scholarships to assist with your academic expenses.
Reviewed on 17 Dec 2024Read More
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Sanskar Singh
B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering - Batch of 2025
Offered by Indian Institute of Technology, BHU, Varanasi
4.2
5Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Indian Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi college review.
Placements: Placements at IIT BHU are a huge success. IIT BHU offers strong placement opportunities with a high placement percentage. Placements generally begin in the 7th semester. This year, 220+ people got PPO, and most of the mass got placed in the first 5 days of placement in December. We saw a huge diversity in companies that visit the campus for placements. Google, DeShaw, Oracle, Microsoft, Flipkart, Nvidia, Texas Instruments, Walmart, OLA, Zomato, Uber, Grow, PhonePe, Sprinklr are a few of them (a total of 250+ companies and profiles). Placement stats have improved a lot from the past year's recession period. TPRs are very friendly and supportive, and there is strict action against cheating in placements. Major profiles are Software, DA/this, Business/Consulting, Product, and Core. The highest (excluding PPOs) – DE Shaw 70 LPA, and Databricks 68 LPA for software profiles. Pace Stock Broking 75 LPA. The average package here is around 20-30 LPA.
10-20% companies: 7-12 LPA
40-50% companies: 13-21 LPA
30-40% companies: 22-40 LPA
10% companies: 45+ LPA
Percentage of students getting placed: around 900+ already placed by the first week of December.
Infrastructure: Some hostels are old and need renovation, but major hostels are good, with good Wi-Fi LAN, geysers, vending machines, common rooms, canteens, cameras for security, badminton courts, big lawns, open surroundings, and greenery. There are plans to have ACs in common rooms as well. Meals are tasty and good, and we have a Satwik mess for only vegetarian food. The menu is nice. New hostels are being constructed: DG2 (7-floor boys' hostel, lift, 3-seater), Morvi-2 (9 floors, lift, 2-seater), IIT new girls' hostel, and many other hostels. Hostels' canteens are mostly open till 4 AM, so if your cravings speak after midnight, we got you covered. Some hostels are old, but renovation work is going on to improve them. Overall, the rooms are decent. First-year students get 3-seater rooms, while second-year students onwards have to stay in 2-seater rooms. No single rooms have been available until now.
Faculty: The faculty-to-student ratio at IIT BHU is 23:1. Faculty members are highly knowledgeable and experienced, with many holding doctoral degrees and having significant research contributions in their respective fields. The relationship between students and faculty is generally friendly and collaborative, with most professors being approachable for academic and research-related discussions.
Semester exams:
Mid-semester exams
End-semester exams
Mid-semester exams start approximately 1.5 - 2 months after the semester begins, and end-semester exams are approximately 1.5 months after mid-semester exams. The difficulty of exams depends on the professor. Semester exams are not too difficult if you study well. Some courses are easy, and one night of study is enough, while others are hard.
Reviewed on 16 Dec 2024Read More
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Anonymous
B.A. (Hons.) in Social Sciences - Batch of 2025
Offered by Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Banaras Hindu University
2.8
1Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
Good infrastructure and beautiful campuses.
Placements: In my course, there are no placements possible because it's a Social Science course in which placements don't take place. However, students pursuing this Social Science course can apply for many internships through which they can be hired by companies.
Infrastructure: The library and classrooms are very well-cleaned and large in size. There are also a few smart classes where we learn a lot. The infrastructure of the hostel is very good, and the food is also okay, but it contains a lot of oil and spices, which can harm our health.
Faculty: Most of the teachers are responsible for their duty, and some of them are very good in nature and at their work, although some of them do not take classes. Semester exams come after every three months and take place for one and a half months with a lot of gaps in between.
Other: My main paper is Political Science, and I want to be a professor, so I chose this course. Improvement in the management of semester exams and other documentations is needed. There are a lot of events conducted on the campuses, which are a lot of fun.
Reviewed on 27 May 2024Read More
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No, to get admission in Banaras Hindu University Central Hindu School (BHU CHS), you will have to clear the School Entrance Test (SET) conducted by BHU. Generally, there is no direct admission without an entrance test except through certain exceptions and quotas such as NRI, foreign nationals, or so
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For admission to the MBA programme at Banaras Hindu University (BHU) through the CUET PG exam, you will need to achieve a competitive score. Based on previous years' data, the cutoff for the General Category is typically around 220-230, while for OBC, SC, and ST categories, it ranges from 210-220,
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Yes, candidates seeking admission to BCom (Hons) courses need to appear for the CUET-UG entrance test. Aspirants who meet the eligibility requirements can register on the BHU admission portal for counselling. Aspirants get admitted in order of merit based on the normalised score of the CUET and rese
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It's quite little bit hard but I think with the help of ews certificate you can get admission in B.Com hons at bhu
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Admission to the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) BHU is primarily based on performance in the JEE Advanced examination. Candidates must first qualify in JEE Main to be eligible for JEE Advanced. Therefore, without appearing for JEE Advanced, securing admission to IIT BHU is not possible.
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