BHU Varanasi All Questions

There is no prescribed syllabus so it is advisable to revise what you have studied in your graduation and apart from that you can go for sample and previous year papers as these would be helping you to know the difficulty level along with the paper pattern as well.

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As per the eligibility criteria of BHU LLB 2018, candidates need to have a graduation degree under the 10+2+3 educational pattern. The candidates appearing in final year examination of their qualifying degree can also apply for BHU Law Entrance Exam 2018.

Also, the last date to apply is 28th Feb

There is no prescribed syllabus for BHU UET so it is advisable to revise your 11th and 12th syllabus along with sample papers and previous year papers as these are helpful to know the difficulty of questions along with paper pattern.

You can downlaod the previous year papers from below

Dear Aryan,

In order to take admission in IIT BHU you have to appear for JEE Advanced Exam.

To be eligile you have to qualify for JEE Main exam first.

Make sure you should have 75% marks in your board exam or you should be in top 20 percentile for

Hi 

According to me, it is not possible to get admission in bhu if you are not qualified in gate so you have to clear exam first 

Thank you 

First of all, there are two batches .

BHU takes in one batch on the basis of their CAT percentiles which get higher placements and the other batch is admitted on the basis of BHU's own enterence test which gets lower placements.

If 8-9 lakhs is what you're looking for

Yes.

There is no such criteria that student with gap or a dropper cannot apply for its entrance.

You can apply for BHU UET  but certainly age limit is there so as on July 01 of year of admission, applicants must not be more than 22 years of age so

Hello shajid, Yes you Should definitely apply... it will boost your career in industrial sector, corporate sector and many more. As final year pursuing candidate is applicable for BHU LLB, You should apply...

Best of Luck for both (Graduation and LLB)