B.Voc. in Medical Lab Technology 

at Rajiv Gandhi South Campus, Uttar Pradesh - Other

No, Rajiv Gandhi South Campus, BHU does not offer direct admission. Candidates need to appear for CUET-UG to get admission in UG courses of RGSC. For PG programmes, candidates need to have a valid CUET-PG score. Candidates are allotted seat in RGSC through BHU Counselling. Candidates after appearing for CUET-UG or CUET-PG exam need to participate in the counselling round. 

Yes, Rajiv Gandhi South Campus accepts CUET-UG score for admission to all the UG courses. CUET is conducted in a computer-based mode. CUET exam is conducted in multiple phases depending upon on the number of candidates registered for the entrance exam. Aspirants are first required for appear for CUET followed by participating in BHU Counselling. The seats are alloted to aspirants based on their CUET-UG score.

The highest package varies for different courses in Rajiv Gandhi South Campus. But overall around 6LPA is the highest package offered. And the lowest package is around 2.5 LPA. The college offers placements to more than 60% students. The placement cell is very active and keeps students updated. For more information related to placements visit the official university website or check out on shiksha.com.

No, Rajiv Gandhi South Campus does not accept MAT score. Candidates need to qualify CUET-PG to get admission in MBA programme. Central University Entrance Test (Postgraduate) or NTA CUET PG, is an all-India level entrance exam conducted in online mode. Candidates with a valid CUET-PG score need to participate in group discussion and personal interview rounds conducted by the college.

{Source: B.Voc students & alumni}

Question: Is Rajiv Gandhi South Campus (BHU) good for B.Voc?

Answer:

Here's what students and alumni have to say about their experience:

Pros:
* Course relevance: Students found the course material relevant and practical, helping them develop essential skills for the industry.
* Faculty expertise: Teachers were well-qualified, knowledgeable, and helped students prepare for placements.
* Infrastructure: The campus has modern facilities, including Wi-Fi, libraries, laboratories, and hostels.
* Placement opportunities: Although not exceptional, some students received offers from reputed companies like Decathlon, Reliance, and others.

Cons:
* Placement percentages: Not all students secured placements, with around 60-70% being placed.
* Hostel conditions: Some students felt that hostel facilities were subpar.

Conclusion:
While Rajiv Gandhi South Campus (BHU) may have its drawbacks, students generally enjoyed their experience and appreciated the course's practical approach. While placement numbers might not be exceptional, the institution does offer opportunities for students to gain industry experience and secure jobs. Overall, it can be considered a good choice for those interested in pursuing a Bachelor of Vocational Education.

Rajiv Gandhi South Campus provides decent placement opportunities. Top recruiting company's varies for different courses. Some top recruiting company's are Max retail, Reliance, Aditya birla, Decathlon, Flipkart, Byju's, Tcs etc. On average 60% students get placed from this college. But placements for B.Com is bit low.

Both the college's Rajiv Gandhi South Campus and ICRI Pune provides good placement opportunities. But ICRI Pune offers better packages and around 90% students get placed from this college. Though the placements vary on different factors, but overall ICRI is a better option. For more information visit the official university website or check out on shiksha.com.

At Rajiv Gandhi South Campus (RGSC), the mess food holds significance as it fosters a sense of camaraderie among students and provides them with essential sustenance. A well-managed mess ensures a diverse range of delicious and nutritious meals, accommodating various dietary preferences and requirements. It serves as a central gathering place for students, facilitating connections and a feeling of belonging. The availability of quality mess food contributes to the overall well-being of students, enhancing their college experience and creating lasting memories of shared meals and enjoyable moments.

Rajiv Gandhi South Campus, BHU eligibility requirement depends on the course applied by the candidates. The minimum eligibility for UG courses is Class 12 and graduation is required for PG programmes. Below is course-wise RGSC eligibility criteria:

Course	Common Eligibility
BSc	Class 12 in relevant subjects with at least 50% aggregate
MBA	Graduation with at least 50% aggregate
MSc	BSc in relevant subjects with at least 50% aggregate
MCA	BCA/ BIT /BTech / BSc with Computer Science as the main or ancillary subject with at least 60% aggregate (55% aggregate for reserved category)
BCom (Hons)	Class 12 in relevant subjects with at least 50% aggregate

CUET application fee varies from category to category and the number of subjects chosen by the candidate for CUET. The CUET registration process is incomplete without the payment of application fee.

Refer the table below the know the CUET application fee for various categories and as per the number of subjects chosen.

CUET Application Fee

Category	Upto three subjects	For each additional subject
General UR	INR 1000	INR 400 each
OBC-NCL/EWS	INR 900	INR 375 each
SC/ST/PwBD/Third Gender	INR 800	INR 350 Each
Centres outside India	INR 4500	INR 1800 each

*Candidates who are not in OBC NCL category must choose General (UR) category