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IIT BHU - Indian Institute of Technology, Varanasi - Reviews

Varanasi, Uttar PradeshAutonomous UniversityEstd 1919

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The campus infrastructure is impressive, with well-equipped laboratories and libraries, providing an excellent environment for both study and innovation
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The majority of professors are downright arrogant, and instead of delivering quality education, they like to believe that they have a bunch of idiotic, drunkard, and irresponsible students to teach.
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What are the views of IIT-BHU students about Kashi Utkarsh?

Ayush Singhstudied at Indian Institute of Technology Varanasi

Kashi Utkarsh is an initiative of IIT BHU students. Through this initiative, they try to help people living in the slums near Varanashi. Due to poverty and poor hygiene, the kids in the slums have limited scope for development.

Some of the activities of KU are as below.

On weekends students travel to the slum areas and teach the kids for Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya admission test. They also persuade parents to send their kids to schools. This may sound easy but many parents need a lot of convincing and committed efforts.
KU with the help of IIT BHU students helps raise funds to pay the school fees of these kids.
KU also raised funds for special emergencies. For instance, a few years back KU helped raise funds for the operation of a girl with a hole in her heart. The operation happened in Bangalore. Few students and Professors took care of the kid through the whole process.

What is your review of Spirit, IIT (BHU) Varanasi?

Harpreet SainiIIT BHU (2020)

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.

What are the changes that took place in the college after IT-BHU got converted into IIT BHU?

Kaushik MahapatraB.tech CSE from Galgotias University (2020)

IT(BHU) got converted into an IIT in 2012. The institute has seen many changes since then. A few major ones have been listed as below:

There is a new administration, which is directly influenced by the MHRD.
The processes of recruiting faculty is more thorough and therefore, newly recruited faculty are better qualified as well as equipped for teaching.
There is now a proper course structure to be followed, with each course having a more rigid curriculum. The academic calendar is taken more seriously.
Exams happen twice - one mid-semester and one end-semester instead of the CT’s and final exams.
There is a new 75% attendance rule. Assignments and projects have become a major part of many courses. The concept of relative grading has been introduced.
There is a much more functional Training and Placements Cell, along with a new Entrepreneurship Cell. There are also new start-up incubators. Placements have seen an obvious major boost.
Many new departments have been added - the latest being Architecture. Also, department fests are taken much more seriously.
More and more students are enrolled each year into various departments. This has also resulted in the construction of new hostels and increasing room occupancy of some.
A new library has been built and a new student activity center is being constructed.
Many new councils and clubs have been introduced.
Google Start-up Weekend, FMC Weekend, and IIT(BHU) Modern United Nations are being held every year. Also, TEDx is being conducted whenever possible.
The campus now has not only Internet access but also numerous WiFis.
A huge marketplace developed nearer to the “IIT side” of the campus.