BHU Admissions 2023: Second seat allocation result out at bhuonline.in

BHU Admissions 2023: Students who registered for the varsity can check the list at the official BHU website — bhuonline.in.

BHU second seat allocation list released. (Representative image. Source: Wikimedia)

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BHU Admissions 2023: The Banaras Hindu University (BHU) has released the second seat allotment list for undergraduate (UG) admission 2023 for regular students. Students who registered for the varsity can check their seat allocation at the official BHU website — bhuonline.in.

Candidates now have time till 5:59 pm of August 14 to finalise their payment against the second list.

The list was earlier scheduled to release on August 11, but a senior official of the varsity told indianexpress.com that there was a possibility of delay due to technical problems. “Errors made by the candidates in the admission form are causing delay,” the varsity clarified.

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Similarly, the first list was originally scheduled to release on August 5 but was delayed due to technical glitches in the website/ admission portal, and was released on August 7. After that, students were given time till August 8 to complete their payment against the first list.

After publication of results for first round of UG admissions, representations were received from candidates complaining the non-allotment of seats in their preferred programmes in spite of having “higher merit” than the first round cut-offs, the varsity notified.

“Due to unavoidable reasons, the B. Voc. (Bachelor of Vocation) course offered at the Faculty of Arts (Main Campus) shall not be running for the academic year 2023-24. Registration fee paid by the candidates shall be refunded in due course. However, the B-Voc. course at Rajiv Gandhi South Campus (BHU), Barkachha will run as declared,” the varsity said.

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