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Banaras Hindu University has released the results of its UET for some exams on September 30 on its official website. Candidates can check the result of all the UET 2020 exams on October 5.
Earlier the entrance test of BHU was held from August 30 to September 14 in both online and offline mode. The BHU UET is conducted every year for admission to UG courses in the affiliated colleges of Banaras Hindu University.
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The admission criteria for the students are based on the 80%-20% rule. Weightage on 20% of the distance of the student’s place of residence from the University while the other 80% weightage is carried by UET (Undergraduate Entrance Test).
BHU UET 2020 Results: How to Check?
Students must follow these steps to check and download the result:
- Visit the official website of the University: bhuonline.in
- Click on the "BHU UET Result 2020" link.
- A new portal will appear. Fill the details asked.
- After entering all the credentials, click on ‘Submit’.
- The result screen will appear.
- Download the result and take a print out of the same for future reference.
Selected candidates can also download the result directly from here.
Once a candidate’s name appears on the list, they will be required to attend the counseling session. The invitation for counseling will be provided via the University website only. The counseling will take place from October 8 to October 10.
Established in 1916, Banaras Hindu University is a public University and one of the most prestigious universities in India. The University heads 3 Institutes, 14 Faculties 140 Departments, and 4 Interdisciplinary Centers. It offers courses for both Undergraduate as well as Postgraduate students in fields like humanities, social science, technology, medicine, science, fine arts, and performing arts, etc.
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