Siddharth Jain's Review On University Of Lucknow - [LU], Lucknow

It was among the best time spent and the most productive experience. It boosted my confidence and shaped my vision. Not everything was perfect but i liked everything I experienced in 3years spent there.

Basically the entrance is merit based which depends upon your Intermediate scores. I always wanted to study Geography and Political Science for a greater aim of joining the Indian Administration. The process is pretty simple. On the basis of uour score a merit list is prepared and subjects are alloted according to your preference and the merit prepared.

It was pretty good as the Political Science faculty is pretty amazing. Geography is always fun as you get a proper study with practicals and seminars.

I need not talk about that because the answer is above. The job opportunities are awesome as you get to work in the field of education or administration which provides for both security and an opportunity for real service.

Events are held regularly on most important social issues and that too in the presence of many reputed personalities majorly Government Representatives.

As it is a Government institution the fee is very feasible. Probably your monthly rent would exceed the annual fees. Our annual fees was just around 3k but for Geography which is self financed we had to pay an extra of 7.5k.

Yeah there is a cherry on the icing too. The university also provides for merit based as well as financial condition based scholarship programs. The programs are actually very hood in themselves as they are properly managed and you will receive your scholarship on time.

The university is famous for its promotion in sports as well as debates along with regular seminars by government officials,educationists,foreign delegates and various colleges.

The hostel facilities are good but I would suggest you to arrange an alternative for that because if you really want to study and achieve something you should maintain as much distance as possible from the hostel.

The alumni network is very strong because most of them are a part of The Government of India and they frequently visit the campus to spread education. I personally attended various seminers among which the most recent was by Mr. Yashwant Sinha and everybody knows him.

B.A exams are annual exams with no semester system at all. The schedule sometimes becomes hectic when all professors want to teach for entire day which is rare but as per schedule everything is awesome.

They know what they do and they are pretty good in what they do. Overwhelmingly supportive but only if you are equally serious else you will experience a hard time.