Siddharth Pal's Review On IIT BHU - Indian Institute Of Technology, Varanasi

I'm interested in research and wanted to choose it as my career option and wanted to join IISC Bangalore that's why I prepared for IIT-JEE bt lack of having enough score I got IIT BHU according to my preference order and so for the branch. But I will not stop here and will going to fulfill my dreams through higher studies.

1. In the 1st year all branches have to study same courses. From 2nd year onwards we have to study the particular courses designed for specific branches. 2. During 3rd we have Intern procedure in which we have to do industrial training for around 3 months in the alloted company. 3. All the faculty members are decent, interactive, experienced and have practical as well as theoretical knowledge about the subject/course. Some professors which are above all faculty members from my perspective are: Dr.Vijay Laxmi Yadav Mam, Dr. Satya Vir Singh Sir, Dr. Bhawna Verma Mam.

I can't give information very well as I hadn't gone through any placement session. So companies that visits are generally non core companies like Google, Amazon, Cisco, J P Morgan, Oracle, Bajaj,Goldman Sachs. Processes that follows are, firstly, fill application form of the company you desire of and you must have to eligible for it. Second, you have to go through 2-3 steps, every step will consists of either coding test or GD or aptitude. Finally, there will interview round in which you have to convince the interviewer that you are a must and most deserved candidate for the specified post/position. Since IIT BHU is one of most old colleges, so it has a vast alumni network, some notable Alumni graduated from IIT BHU are: Mr. Nikesh Arora, Mr. Manick Sorcar, Mr. Nikhil Sachan, Mr. Sanjay Sethi and many more.

1. Tech Fest : IIT BHU's tech fest named as TECHNEX which is one of the most competitive, innovative, interactive, full of excitement and enthusiasm tech fest of all IITs along with the sponsorship of Amar Ujala, Bisleri, Royal Enfield, TATA, B4U music, Saavan and many more. It is a three days fest with many competitions and tasks, at the end of everyday there is a happy ending with interaction with celebrities like Nishant Suri (stand up comedian). 2. Cultural Fest: KASHIYATRA is the cultural fest of IIT BHU which consists of every entertainment platform, from dance, singing, masquerades, Ktm stunt show, memes battle, DJ night, fashion show (named as MIRAGE), stud hunt, band face-off, dance battle, dance face-off, and many more along with sponsorship of LIC, O'Barba, American Tourister, KTM, sparx, Indian oil and many more. 3. Sports Fest : And at last the most exciting fest of all is the sports fest of IIT BHU called as SPARDHA in which all the participated engineering colleges compete in 18 different sports for the BEST COLLEGE TROPHY. Spardha consists of Cricket, Football, Hockey, Athletics, Taekwondo, Basketball, Handball, Swimming, Badminton, Volleyball, Weightlifting, Boxing, Kho-Kho, Kabaddi, Lawn Tennis, Table Tennis, Chess, and many more along with the sponsorship of KTM, Kwality Walls, Shiv Naresh, SBI, Big FM, UCO bank, Swiggy, etc.and finally on last day a must relaxing function of DJ NIGHT.

Institute will you provide an email id in which all the information regarding scholarships will be provided through mail.

1. Since IIT BHU became IIT in 2012 and also college has completed 100 years that means it is old too so infrastructure is not like other IITs having modern infrastructure but it has unique ancient and cultural infrastructure. 2. Currently, Sports Complex building is under progress and IIT BHU have three large grounds along with most numbers of sports available compared to any other IIT. 3. Wi-Fi connectivity is excellent and available all over the campus. 4. IIT BHU have excellent library with all the necessary facility available. 5. IIT BHU is upgrading day-to-day in laboratory equipment along with faculty, recently 'Super Computer' has been installed and inaugurated by our honourable PM Mr. Narendra Modi.

There is nothing like students have to go for PG or any other option just because hostel rooms are not sufficient. In all IITs number of seats for in hostel is according to the number of students permitted in the institute. In case if student want to take room outside campus then he/she is free to do so. There are around 10-12 hostels including M. Tech, PHD and Girls hostel and every year hostel change according to branch wise except 1st year students, all 1st year students alloted one hostel called Aryabhatta. Since hostels are large enough to accommodate 400-450 students comfortably so in one hostel 3-4 branch students live comfortably and one room alloted for two students of same branch. Regarding facility all hostels are decent like whatever dish you want to eat in mess, tell to mess worker and he will serve you, laundry system is also available at hostel gate, garden has been made at the centre of all hostels where you can play cricket and games, sit and relax during winter days and many more facilities are available.