Babu Banarasi Das University Lucknow Answered Questions

BBDU Lucknow provides scholarships for undergraduate courses based on Class 12 merit. Students with 95% and above receive a 100% scholarship, those with 90% and above receive a 50% scholarship, 85% and above receive a 25% scholarship, and those with 80% and above receive a 10% scholarship. This merit-based system aims to recognize and reward academic excellence.

Yes, candidates who have completed Class 12 or equivalent with Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry/ Computer Science with at least 50% aggregate can apply for BTech course. Admission to BTech course of Babu Banarasi Das University is based on merit in the last qualifying exam. After completion of the selection rounds, the shortlisted candidates are called for counselling and document verification. Aspirants must pay the course fee to confirm their seat in the university. The total course fee for BTech ranges between INR 5 Lacs and INR 6 lakh.

The BTech course at BBDU extends over a comprehensive four-year duration, structured across eight semesters. This extended timeframe allows students to delve deeply into their chosen specializations and gain a holistic understanding of the engineering discipline. The eight-semester structure ensures a well-paced and thorough academic progression, providing students with ample time to grasp and apply the intricacies of their chosen field.

Details on BBDU's tuition fee refund scheme can be obtained from the provided download link for scholarships. To apply for BTech scholarships, students need to showcase their academic excellence, with awards ranging from full scholarships for 95% and above to partial scholarships for lower percentage achievements at the Class 12 level.

 BBDU has a total seat capacity of 360 for B.E./B.Tech programs, with 120 seats allocated to B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering. Unfortunately, certain B.Tech programs in Mechanical Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Civil Engineering were discontinued in March 2023, indicating a strategic decision by the university.