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Mahila Maha Vidyalaya CUET-PG 2024 Cutoff for Uttar Pradesh Students
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CUET-PG Cutoffs 2024
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| Course | 2024 |
|---|---|
| M.Sc. in Bioinformatics | 22 |
| M.A. in Education | 38 |
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Mahila Maha Vidyalaya CUET-PG Last Round Closing cutoff comparison (General-Home State)
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| Colleges | Specialization | Cut Offs |
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| Mathematics | 14 | |
| Forestry | 16 | |
| Environmental Sciences | 20 | |
| Bioinformatics | 22 | |
| Environmental Sciences | 26 | |
| Environmental Sciences | 26 | |
| Computer Science | 27 |
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SHARMA SHAKSHI HARERAM 
B.A. (Hons.) in Hindi - Batch of 2028
4.4
2.0Placements5.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
Good campus life and faculty.
Placements: I don't know much about placements through my course but we did get internships in DD Kendra Patna, MMTTC Varanasi, Nagri Pracharini Sabha, etc. Here we get ideas from the faculty for placements and many of the students from my course go for Ph.D. and become professors, so it's a good university to complete Hindi hons.
Infrastructure: We get free Wi-Fi 24/7. Hostel facilities are very good. We get two-seater rooms with great ambience, including a mess which is very affordable and provides a good quality of healthy food. We are provided medical facilities for free by Sir Sunderlal Hospital, BHU. Living in BHU hostels is really a good experience with great facilities which are affordable and comfortable.
Faculty: BHU provides you with the best faculty. They solve our doubts like anything. The faculty explain everything in an easy and fun way. The curriculum of my course is very relevant and makes us ready for the outer environment. The difficulty of the examination is not too much if you study well enough, you can score a good CGPA.
Other: The campus life of BHU is too good, you get the best events to enjoy and a huge campus to explore. Here you get pace, chaos, and everything at the same time. I feel everyone should experience BHU at least once in their life.
Reviewed on 16 Aug 2026Read More
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Yashi Kumar
B.A. (Hons.) in Arts - Batch of 2029
4.2
3.0Placements5.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
The college is overall good, but I would say to go for the main campus instead.
Placements: In my major, philosophy, there were 51 seats. No package or company is recruiting in my course, as this is a Bachelor of Arts degree. There are no paid internships, maybe I am not sure enough, but I guess there is fieldwork to make students ready from the grassroots level.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure is quite nice and clean; the rooms are airy and fresh. It also has a central library where you can issue books, and in the cyber library, you can access your lectures, etc. There is also a proper medical facility and a good space for sports. The food in the mess is mediocre.
Faculty: Teachers are helpful. Sometimes you will find the office staff a little bit rude, but overall, they help with your doubts. I would say go for the course you are comfortable with. Semester exams are quite friendly. If you have prepared well, you can score well.
Other: I chose this course as it will help me with government exam preparations and is also beneficial for optional subjects because of the short syllabus.
Reviewed on 2 May 2026Read More
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Neelakshi Sahu
B.A. (Hons.) in History - Batch of 2026
3.2
2.0Placements3.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
Well, it is what it is for a government university.
Placements: Placements are mostly available for science and business/commerce students and IIT-ians. Now with NEP (new education policy), summer internships are mandated, although campus placements are rare, and most students have to look for them themselves.
Infrastructure: The building is old and could really use some renovation. A few basic facilities are provided. The canteen is not good, people mostly go to the Amul canteen, which serves 2-3 snacks. The hostels, too, do not look to be in great condition. Mess food is okay.
Faculty: The teaching quality is alright. The professors are all (mostly) qualified enough to teach. The syllabus under NEP is great and relevant. Definitely makes one industry-ready. The exams are usually moderate difficult level. The pass percentage is 40%.
Other: Campus connectivity, I’d say, is great. Club and fest culture in BHU is on the rise. Extracurricular activities like sports and cultural competitions are also encouraged. Frequent seminars also take place.
Reviewed on 1 Feb 2026Read More
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Vaishali Chaudhary
B.A. (Hons.) in Ancient Indian History Culture & Archaeology - Batch of 2028
4.6
4.0Placements5.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money
Beautiful campus with great infrastructure.
Placements: Most of the students pursue higher education. Only a few choose a career. After post-graduation or Ph.D. the placement rates are higher. One can join the Archaeological Survey of India by pursuing this degree, which comes under the Ministry of Culture.
Infrastructure: Infrastructure is amazing. We have free Wi-Fi throughout the campus. There are different kinds of classrooms for different subjects. Dedicated labs are there for science and geography. The hostel is great. We get 2 sitter rooms. A water cooler is on each floor. The food is okay.
Faculty: Teachers are amazing. They teach well and are very understanding. They have deep knowledge of the subject. The syllabus or curriculum is very relevant for ancient history students, especially those who want to join the Archaeological Survey of India. Semester exams are not that hard, but you must write lying answers for good marks.
Other: Many festivals and events happen throughout the year. We can volunteer in any of them. They are great for improving skills like social skills, digital skills, or management.
Reviewed on 23 Apr 2026Read More
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Sonali Kumari
B.Sc.(Hons) in Chemistry with Botany - Batch of 2027
4.2
4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
College placement is not so good, their percentage is very low.
Placements: The strength of my class is 79. Almost all students get an internship. Colleges offer students the opportunity to got internship from another college or industry. If they do not approach any industry or college, then the college itself provides the internship. The average package forwarded in my courses is Rs. 50000 per month.
Infrastructure: Lab in the first and 2nd semester is done once a week, and in the third semester it is twice a week, and in the 4th semester it is 4 days a week. There are two batches of Chemistry. The maximum number of students doing lab together is 30 or more.
Faculty: The teaching quality is more than good. Except few teachers, others are helpful and knowledgeable. The course curriculum is relevant, and it may make students industry-ready. Exams are not so difficult. If you study, then you will pass easily, but if you don't study, it is very difficult to pass. The passing mark is 40 out of 100.
Other: I chose this course because Chemistry is magical. I see colour changes and fluorescence on adding the reagent. It is not so boring, and I enjoy learning it. There are so many events, there are almost 5 or 6 events occurring in a month, crowd campuses also very rich. There is also a scholarship for the student who needs it. Extracurricular activities are also there but for those who are interested, no one is forcing you to do so.
Reviewed on 22 Jan 2026Read More
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Astha
B.A. (Hons.) in Geography - Batch of 2029
3.6
1.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money
Infrastructure and facilities are up to the mark. The professors are good.
Placements: There is minimal placement. There is no separate placement cell for my course. Students usually go for post-graduation rather than getting placed. Getting an internship is completely dependent on individuals. The professors might guide you if you ask for help. The top roles cannot be offered in my course with just a bachelor's degree.
Infrastructure: The department has enough resources and those are put to use. The only problem is space. The library is good and even the coursebooks are available. The lecture theatre is good but the normal classrooms are not up to the mark. Labs are resourceful. Hostel rooms are very bad and compact. The mess food is okay but they charge too much. They make us pay even when we don't eat when we are on vacation. Emergency medical services are present but the sports and games are a bit lacking.
Faculty: The teachers are very helpful, qualified, and knowledgeable. The quality of teaching is also good. The curriculum is alright but the course itself is not very technical to be industry-ready. The semester exams are medium to difficult. The students who study seriously and attend the lectures pass easily.
Other: This course is very informative and practical. If there are more field-oriented topics in the course, then it would get more interesting. Many societies and clubs are fun to join. The crowd is good.
Reviewed on 24 Mar 2026Read More
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