BHU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Yes for teaching purpose it is one of the best institute as well as in environment too it's no 1 and it have a large space and it provide student with all the facilities like ground for playing and gim for working out as well as provided with all the games coaches and facility to do good in any field so all over it was good for me and even for all the students studying here will say the same thing for this University

In BHU there is lot of politics is done which affect normal students

This University is very good because it have well infrastructure with good teaching faculty.Overall the experience was good. I got placed but studying at budget fit for my pocket and from a reputed college

Overall experience of the campus is very good. I really enjoy the studies as well as other extra-curricular activities. I am glad that I took admission here as I experience many things that I wouldn't have been able to experience in any other university. Nice friendly and peaceful atmosphere in the campus makes it the best campus. Although the placements is still a worry for us but lets hope we get the best results.

The overall performance of university is good,with well experienced faculties,focus on interactive learning,hands on activity,practical learning etc. ,the environment of Varanasi is also good,however the placement cell should focus more on placements,so that students could get placed easily in the upcoming years.the university is of national level importance ,interactive studies are promoted for students.

I love my college. All I would say is this only.

Everyone has a dream to get a BHU TAG and it's a proud moment when anyone get admission in BHU ,PROUD TO BE AND BHU STUDENT

Needless to mention, the faculty of arts is one of the best in the country but the fact that it didn't allow female students to pursue her degree from the faculty seems to be a bit awkward(of course! this problem has been rectified now). The fee structure supports the every stratum of the community to get the required university education.

there's a lot of corruption now caste-ism is on its peak somehow gender discrimination also can be seen at some places

I feel that this college needs some serious international collaborations for summer internships & student exchange programs. In the past few years, many people had attempted to strike collaborations, but none of them have been successful. In other IITs, at least half of the students get an opportunity to study abroad while in their B Techs. In our metallurgical engineering Dept., so far only one student has managed an international internship. And the sad part is that our HOD doesn't give a shit about the issue. I once spoke to him on this, instead of considering my suggestions, he got angry at me and refused to comment on this. International Faculty: Most of us might be aware of the fact that reverse brain drain is quite significant in the IITs. They hire faculty from colleges like Caltech, CMU, UMich, UPenn, to name a few. Well, our college doesn't yet have any faculty from the US or even Europe. Instead, we have people with PhD from BIT Sindri & NIT Jamshepur. Unless we have some International Profs, we cannot expect to have any international exposure here and this college is never going to make a mark at the international level. Pedantic and adamant administrarion/ faculty: I think the people out here overemphasize on academics rather than overall personality development. In our department, all the scholarships and merits are conferred to the guys with highest GPAs. The department doesn't play any role in boosting the efforts of those who have a sharp research acumen but may not be performing well in academics. One more thing I noticed recently, our TPO officer has made it mandatory for us to restrict our internships to Metallurgical field. We are not supposed to take up management or financial interns. A friend of mine at IIT Kgp recently got an internship at Barclays caital, Singapore despite the fact that his major is Biotech. Seriously the people need to drop such mentalities and accept the importance of extra-curricular activities apart from your majors. Poor LAN: Pick up lappy and you will know the distressful condition of our LAN. In KGP, the DC speeds rarely goes below an Mbps. Out here it rarely makes it to Mbps. And Dr. N S Rajpoot is totally indifferent to this. No attempts are being made to revamp the LAN. The Director has been in the news so many times for making promises to improve the internet connections. And still no changes have been made till date.