All About Gautam Buddha University

The admission process was quite easy. Usually, they conduct an entrance exam which is usually not very competitive because the university is not a very popular one. Although they give direct admissions near the admissions deadline. Eligibility is 50% more in class 12 from any stream, reservation benefits are also available for eligible students as far as eligibility is concerned. An entirely online admission process would kick out any unfair practice.

I chose political science because the following politics is my passion and political science is quite helpful in preparation for UPSC CSE. Talking about faculty: the student ratio, there's approximately 1 faculty for every 10 students. Faculty qualification is something which needs to improve a lot. Teaching methods are ordinary with very few exceptions, as far as my course is concerned. Term exams are usually held on time and the difficulty level is usually between easy to moderate.

The academic fee of 40000/- per annum, is a little unjustified given the quality of education and facilities provided. There are no university-funded scholarships but students do get UP state govt scholarships. which is approximately 20000/- a year. There are no job opportunities on campus.

The annual fest is abhivyanjana held in November, but sometimes gets postponed or cancelled too. Tech fest is held more often than other fests and happens throughout the year. The library is huge but important and popular books of most courses are often missing from the library. Classrooms are usually clean and proper seats are available, air conditioners are available but they are never running. Smart boards and projectors are not available in every class. There are few dance clubs and music clubs in the university. But clubs are not as efficiently run as in other universities such as Delhi university.

Separate rooms with a balcony are provided to each student, which is something I appreciate, the room has a bed (without a mattress), a table, a chair, a wardrobe, one bookshelf with two lights and one fan. Bathrooms are common and often unclean and unmaintained Food is below average; poor quality, unhygienic, and unhealthy to say the least. The registration process is easy but time-consuming, and hostel fees are 70000/- per year which I think is pretty high for govt university with such facilities.