IIT BHU Varanasi : Faq

Ans. To seek a refund for the IIT BHU Admission fee, students should apply for the respective Department Head, stating their reasons for withdrawal.

Ans. IIT BHU reserves seats for different categories: 15% for SC, 7.5% for ST, 5% for PwD, and 10% for GEN-EWS candidates in each course.

Ans. Candidates can attempt JEE (Advanced) a maximum of twice in two consecutive years for IIT BHU Admission.

Ans. Candidates can attempt JEE (Advanced) a maximum of twice in two consecutive years for IIT BHU Admission.

Ans. To gain admission to IIT BHU, one must pass JEE (Main) Class XII board exams, meet JEE Advanced Performance Criteria, and participate in JoSAA Counseling based on JEE (Advanced) rank.

Ans. Foreign Nationals and NRI Candidates do not need an entrance test. NRI-sponsored candidates may need the Entrance Test. NRI-sponsored seats are considered only if no foreign nationals or NRIs are available. No paid seats for MBBS or MD/MS.

Ans. The JEE Advanced Scorecard, with cutoffs released by JoSAA, determines admission to IIT BHU.

Ans. Yes, IIT BHU follows the Government of India norms for reservations. SC/ST/OBC/EWS candidates are allocated specific percentages of seats.

Ans. Yes, IIT BHU follows the Government of India norms for reservations. SC/ST/OBC/EWS candidates are allocated specific percentages of seats.

Ans. Typically, 10th and 12th mark sheets, JEE scorecards, transfer certificates, migration certificates, and relevant documents are required.

Ans. IIT BHU admission relies on the JEE Advanced Scorecard and JoSAA cutoffs.

Ans. MTech admission at IIT BHU requires the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) examination.

Ans. PhD admission at IIT BHU varies by department and program, involving an entrance exam or evaluation of research proposal and academic records.

Ans. MBA admission at IIT BHU involves CAT, followed by Personal Interview and Group Discussion rounds.

IIT BHU offers direct PhD admission for relevant Master's degree holders meeting institute criteria.

Ans. Yes, IIT BHU offers part-time PhD programs for eligible employed candidates.

Ans. Yes, a separate admission process applies to sponsored candidates, as the institute specifies.

Ans. IIT BHU admits students from Open and Distance Learning programs if they meet eligibility criteria.

Ans. Lateral entry to BTech at IIT BHU involves JoSAA counselling and meeting eligibility requirements.