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First of all I wanted to go to IIT BHU or IIT Kharagpur only because of its entrepreneurial culture. Also the placement percentage at IIT BHU is one of the best in the country. In the year 2016 it had over 99% placement and that too in good companies. The alumni network of IIT BHU is the widest amongst any IIT and I have seen and experienced it being a part of this college. Some international competitions like the HULT PRIZE is conducted here .
The college ranks in top 10 within the country. The placements are too good and the academics too. Your peer are the top brains of the country so you get to learn a lot. The only cons is the old infrastructute.
The overall experience is very well. I have learned a lot from the college. The faculty, facilities provided by the college are very good. The one negative thing is that the college is open to all and some outsider regularly visited our college and tease the student and fighting with our college student. But this type of case is very few.
Traffic problems are prevalent in our campus because it is under BHU. We have separate campus for IIT BHU but common people are also allowed inside the campus so problems of clashes between people (fights), accidents, theft occur frequently.
Campus is very good, greenery everywhere. Location of institute is near ganga river, just 1 km away from campus. there is health centre facility and BHU hospital. I have one regret, i.e hostel and mess facility. Institute management should pay more attention on infrastructure and better facility as per IITs standard.
Overall my experience with life at IIT(BHU) has been very positive. I'm very happy that I chose this college to shape my future. Still I have lots to do. This one of the best colleges in my experience. I would definitely recommend it to someone.
Overall my college which is one of the best colleges in India. So clearly it is good but some small things like infrastructure and hostel Management are not much good as it should be because it is an IIT.
If you got admission in iit. You should not worry about your future anymore. As it is a college where you can br anything you wanted to be. Its not only about engineering or anything else. Here you have so many opportunities.
It is one the most amazing colleges in India. Campus is very good, greenery everywhere. Location of institute is near ganga river, just 1 km away from campus. there is health centre facility and BHU hospital. I have one regret, i.e hostel and mess facility. Institute management should pay more attention on infrastructure and better facility as per IITs standard.
The college management is co-operative with the students. The transparency of the management and the interaction with the students allows a better co-ordination amongst the students. But there is still some sort of improvement in the administration process and a better working of the administration with the student parliament body.
My review of IIT BHU will be based on some very common parameters.
Overall, IIT BHU is a great choice if you are willing to sacrifice the hostel conditions and self-study.
My friend was a student at IIT BHU and he witnessed a number of changes as the IT BHU got converted into IIT BHU.
These were some of the changes my friend witnessed after the IT BHU got transformed into IIT BHU.
My friend is an alumnus of IIT-BHU and he was a member of the Kashi Utkarsh too. He claims the organization is doing really well in eradicating the prevalent social constraints through the collective efforts of the group. The body convinces the financially weak families living in Varanasi slums to send their children to schools with the help of KU funding.
As easy as this may sound, the actual process is very tiring. The families are hell-bent against education and persuading them is a big task. The relentless efforts of the team members of KU and their compassion to serve the weak have brought massive changes in society.
However, some students of the institute don’t give KU the respect they deserve and are not ready to spend a single penny claiming that KU pockets the funds themselves.
If you visit the social media handles of the KU members, you will find a list of children who get into the formal education system along with their school fees being paid by KU. Dictionary the constant assistance from professors like Prof. Ashim Mukherjee with KU helps KU stay strong.
Pharmaceutical Society and Department of Pharmaceutical Engineering & Technology, IIT (BHU) organize the Nation's largest pharmaceutical fest-SPIRIT.
SPIRIT is an annual fest of pharmaceutical engineering & Tech. branch of IIT(BHU). It is a national level event where pass out students can also participate. Pharma and medical enthusiasts from the country come together in this two-day fest to encapture new ideas and innovations to bring out the best of the participants. There are many competitions where you can compete to share and gain knowledge and ideas. Workshops and seminars are also organized. IIT(BHU) is the only IIT having a pharma branch, that's why it is the best college of pharma. The Department of Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology, IIT (BHU) was established in 1932.
If someone wants to pursue higher studies in pharmacy, SPIRIT gives a platform to meet the best professors and students. SPIRIT is also a good platform if you want your research paper to be published by showcasing here to many professional pharmaceutical organizations.
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