BHU Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

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.

I would rate the course 10 out of 10 bcs everything is just so good there ,, I love to interact with the teachers, they gives us the pure knowledge about everything whatever we asks and I feel enjoyed when I was there

The students become eligible for placements during the final year. Information regarding companies isn't available but the median salary is 8 lakhs per annum. Percentage of placements is a mere 13.5%

I am doing my BA hons. in Economics here. I had my own reason to choose it like it has a wide scope and I had my interests. The course in BHU can't be poor anyway so it's obviously great. It's really good being here.

Students become eligible for campus placements from 5th semester onwards. Most students don't opt to work but rather go for a master's degree. The average packages offered are of around 9,00,000 per annum and the highest packages go up to around 15,00,000 per annum. About 5% students opt for campus placements. My plans after getting the degree is to get an LLB to pursue a career in Law.

the course structure was well designed and updated with the ongoing preparations of government exams which helped me alot in my preparations as everywhere polity is something that is a mandatory one and hence the curriculum plus the overall teaching pattern the timing of exams and the level of difficulty was moderate if someone had attended all the classes, plus the marking scheme was a bit hard and other aspects like attendance was also included, however there's no such compulsion that one must attend the classes this was only applicable for sessionals

Political science has good scope in future. It helps in understanding society, governance,etc. It should be quite practical not just theory based. It gets boring if we only study thoery. Sessional exams are there in 1 semester along with semester exam.

I have studied Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archaeology. If someone is interested in Archaeology then BHU is the place. The archaeology department here is one of the top most departments in India.

Course is very much corresponding with the syllabus of UPSC optionals but if you are trying to make something for yourself in academics you need to go beyond the limit of syllabus in university because it has not been updated for long time

My hons is Home science, so talking about it actually it includes practicals We generally get to know about things related to it ..recently we went for field work there we got the opportunity to interact with the villagers, telling them about nutritional values. Everything is good, they provide us with notes, and proper guidance.