BHU(MMV) 's life

I wanted a college which has regular classes and good teachers so I went with it. The curriculum is totally theory based. I don't think improvement is needed.. The syllabus and the teachers are just fine and they know what they are doing. Their teaching way is nice. Semester wise exams are help once during Dec and once during May. Tests are also conducted which are important to attend as they hold marks in your results. Difficulty isn't much class notes will suffice.

Usually the hikes don't happen because it is a central university. The complete cost of my education was I guess 7000-8000 only and I was a day scholar so no hostel fees. There are lots of scholarship available for students but I couldn't avail any because I'm from general category but I've known some people from other category getting scholarship too and decrease in hostel fees and college fees too. No employment opportunities from UG until you do any sort of language bachelorate like German or French etc. I've known some people getting placed in Amazon as translator by doing German honours.

There are lots of programmes held in the college premises like freshers and then an annual programme and then for janmastami and then on basant panchami. University based programmes are also held like Kashi Yatra, Spandan etc. Books and journals are readily available in the library and easily accessible through the bus. There are no specific technologies in the class. Simple old school environment. Sports and all is usually available to you when you come from sports quota and yes NCC and NSS is also available. You can apply for that. Not any such social groups etc were there during my time. The BHU life is sort of old school college life only. The campus is sooo beautiful, so lovely and there's sooo much to explore in the campus like VT, the amul cafe, etc.

Eligibility - 12th pass. Now you've to apply and pass CUET(UG) exams but during my times there was specific university based exams so I can tell about it. There is a proper cut off of the main campus, then MMV, then other women's colleges and then DAV. The exam weren't too easy and difficult. Mid ranged and if you prepare well you're gonna excel it. The counselling process specifically for general people is too much hefty. I remember just standing and waiting for like 4-5 hours before my admission was finally finished. This should be solved.

The faculty to student ratio seems much higher but its not like teachers wont be helpful. Most of the times, most students don't even seeks books and notes from teachers so the students who really want to study is very much different ratio than the students who just give exams. Classes and good and nice and very helpful. I usually interacted a lot with teachers for notes and all and you can even seek help from them for any out of syllabus thing your are interested in.