Life at VCW (BHU)

I always have been a fan of literature so choosing the course was a no-brainer for me. Most of the teachers are very kind and nice, especially in the English dept. The course is designed based on Eng Lit period after period which comes all together in the 3rd year.

As it is a college affiliated with BHU it follows its fee structure. My fee for the first year was around 10k; then, it was 9700 for the rest of my college years (2nd and 3rd year). This is also without practical, if you have practical subjects then your fee will also be higher. There are some scholarships for special-category students whose AE is less than 8k.

There are many different clubs, but let me warn you that they are a bit lacklustre but teachers are very involved. And there are different workshops and seminars on different topics regularly. Asie that there is also NSS and NCC.

I chose this because I didnt get the particular course I wanted anywhere else. I was very confused during my college admissions because I didn't know what to pursue so applied for different courses that intrigued me but later I was sure that I only wanted to pursue English literature, hence the choice.

The faculty members are nice we always have 2 teachers per sem for one subject. The exams are the standard sem exams with external and internal. The exams are tough, the marking scheme is a bit stricter than the main campus.

The college gets over at 4 pm. As it is an outer area there is not much but you can always visit the Namo Ghat, there are many various types of fun and food there. Also, there is an archaeological site just beside the college, you can have picnics there, especially in winter. There is also a gym, cafeteria, stationary, library, a basketball field and a badminton court where students and some teachers play together after classes.