The Arts freshers POV for BHU

The course curriculum have 7 types of subjects in accordance with the New Education Policy. There are Major, Minor, Skill Enhancement, Ability enhancement, Multidisciplinary, Value addition 1, Value addition 2 subjects. All of these are divided with different credits. We have to attend 20 lectures a week for these subjects. It have a lot of comprehensive knowledge and practicality but lacks some trust among students because of its burdensome nature.

Till now, there are no internships for us. But according to New Education Policy, there will be a compulsory Internship in the 5th semester of college curriculum. As it is the 1st year of complete adoption of NEP, things may be bugger than expected.

The fees structure have a fees of 1150 for 1st year to be paid annually. In addition, there is a seperate exam fees which is asked to be paid with submission of exam forms. After that, the cycle of exam fees repeats every semester. Same is with the Hostel fees which is paid annually. The fees varies for every faculty and course.

There are many fests and clubs in the University. The best thing about these is that everyone can take part irrespective of his/her course or faculty. There are clubs for every single thing we can think of in our college life. These clubs provide a great platform for personality development, self growth and our overall social appearance.

There are many hostels in the campus, numbering to 65. As I am a resident of Lal Bahadur Shastri hostel under faculty of Arts, it have the best rooms in the campus. There are double seater rooms. In furniture, we are provided with 2 beds, 2 tables and chairs. Electric sockets are there. And we have to manage lights and bulbs on our own. Sockets for bulbs are provided. The rented rooms outside campus are respective to their price. Food menu is good but there is always minor issues with the quality of food.

The admission process starts with an exam conducted by NTA called CUET. After that the counselling process includes filling of preferences and campuses. I got the main campus and 1st preferred course based on my great CUET score. I was eager to take admission here because of its low fees and campus life. As compared to other universities in India, it have a very low fees.

Faculty members are very knowledgeable, updated and experienced people. They have a long experience in the field which is good for students. They are all well behaved, calm and to the point. There are very less number of cases when there was a problem in the university because of Faculty members.

BHU campus is home for the largest Library in Asia, a giant gymnasium, playgrounds with every single game facility. There are many shops around the campus. In Madhuvan park, there is a cafeteria too. And also, shops are on all gates so that students can avail them. Except for the girls hostels, there is no time boundary for entering and exiting the campus.