BHU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I had done Bsc from BHU I chose BHU because of its NIRF ranking BHU stands among the top 5 institutes of india the course is good the only thing is the lack of placements in bsc course but you can opt for reaserch filed or teaching filed .placements are quite low some students got placed in akash or Allen . The exam are conducted at the end of 5th semester and the level of paper is moderate teachers cover every thing in class so you can perform well of you do the classes

The infrastructure and the teaching process of the professors made me select this course The environment is good , it prepares you for achieving further goals I feel that projectors , seminars , interactive classes should be taken to make the students grow As you know , if you'll study , you'll learn and do good in exams , the level of exam is average

My course is very flexible and I study mainly in group projects and is very interesting to study all my friends and I work in group so that it very easy to communicate and understand thing's of our course though it's not that tough.

My course is BSc(hons.) biology and my particular subject is botany geology and chemistry. And my honour degree course is geology, geology is interesting while knowledge gaining subject in which we have to study rock science, minerals etc etc.. I want to do this course as this covers .y field of interest, and is truly interesting subject and new for science stream students. This course can be better if it involves more and more practicals, and tours to that particular area. Otherwise this course is so Broad and provides us opportunity to do better

I was a literature enthusiast as a result i chose English hons. The curriculum of every subject is as per UGC guidelines and if one thoroughly goes through their syllabus they can easily crack any academic exam like UGC NET, TGT, PGT, etc. My subject portion of the history of English literature was introduced a bit late and that can be improved by introducing it in the second year only. Semester Exam happen after every 5-6 months like everywhere else. If one takes their syllabus and classes seriously exams aren't too difficult.one can easily secure 7.5-8 CGPA

my plans after completion of this degree is i am gonna opt for law in my oost graduation, since i want to explore the line of corporate law this course will help me there also and our college also provide placement last year that max placement offers was of rupees 1500000 per annum

The study of English explores fascinating elements of both literature and language it allows u to develop a thorough knowledge of literature, history, and criticism. Literature allows us a window into places, people, places and situations, we wouldn't be able to experience otherwise.

Since I pursued B.A.(Hons) Sociology, in my personal opinion the course circiculum of the initial two years is primarily theoretic which can't be practically applied to modern day societal problems. However, in the 3rd year, subjects taught are relevant to an extent. The teaching methodolgy is old nd obselete, professors come and deliver their lecture. Since the college isn't equipped with digital boards there leaves no scope for teachers to use slides and other engaging mediums of teaching. The college lacks many basic amenities and even the library at a time can equip only 20-25 students. Exams are semester wise i.e. twice a year. To score 50+ out of 70 is all matter of overnight as one need to only prepare last 3 years question paper.

College placement is there. Here people get 7-8lakh placement on an average (20% got placed last year out of 60 total students). If we didn't get placed we can go for LLM or litigation or preparation of different law exams. Highest placement was 18lpa

BHU doesn't provide any placement provisions to those students who are associated with the Department of Arts and Commerce, whether that be Bachelor's or Master's. Placements are generally given to the students involved in the Engineering field with a average annual package being around 5 lakhs per annum.