Colleges in Uttar Pradesh

The admission process is hassle free for the most part as long as your decision is confirmed and final. Asian School of Business assesses the applicant's past academic performances and extracurriculars in their respective streams of study. Atleast 50% marks is the minimum requirement. You can easily connect with an admissions guidance councilor who introduces you to the college and explains all the facilities and programs offered. They show you around the institution so you can get an idea of the infrastructure of the college and environment. There will be a general IQ test to assess your academic ability and comprehension after which there is an interview process where you are asked about yourself and questions regarding your interests and plans for future come up. They can ask basic questions from the field of interest you speak about, so be careful with your answers!
The orientation ceremony and freshers are all great events that students happily look forward to.

Yes, there are hostel services available at Asian School of Business, Noida. There are two different hostels located at separate places for Boys and Girls. A few basic rules and regulations are imposed to maintain discipline and safety of students:
The GATE closes strictly at 7:00 pm. Students have to ask permission to go out at any time. Buses from college are provided that bring the students from hostel to college and then back. Food is provided 4 times a day. You form close friendships and good relationships along with some of the best memories in hostels. Though, a con would be to be prepared to have to ask for about everything before doing in hostel.

The Law Faculty of Banaras Hindu University (BHU) is one of the oldest and most prestigious law schools in India. The faculty offers various undergraduate and postgraduate programs in law, including a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B. ) programme and a Master of Laws (LL. M. ) programme. While the Law Faculty of BHU covers various areas of law, including criminal law, it does not offer a specialisation in criminal law as a separate programme. However, students pursuing the LL.B. or LL. M. programs can choose to focus on criminal law through elective courses or research projects. The Law Faculty of BHU has a well-regarded faculty, a comprehensive curriculum, and various opportunities for practical training and internships. If you are interested in criminal law, you may find the programme at BHU to be a good fit for your needs and goals. To learn more about the Law Faculty of BHU and its programs, you can visit the university's website or contact the admission office directly. You may also want to speak with current students or alumni to get a better sense of their experiences with the programme.