BHU Opened Ph.D. Admissions for the 2024-25(Cycle ll) For The Remaining Seats.

Formfees 09/04/2025

BHU announces reopening of Ph.D. admissions for 2024-25 to fill vacant seats

Varanasi, April 9, 2025 – As per the latest guidelines of the Banaras Hindu University, BHU has now reopened it’s Ph.D. admission for 2024-25 “Cycle II” as UGC’s Supernumerary Seat Policy takes effect. This step is intended to make use of the remaining or vacant seats available from the first cycle of admissions.

The university admission portal shall be live from 9th April 2025, 2025, and so departments can make admission offers to eligible waitlisted candidates. Candidates described as waitlisted are advised to check the portal to ensure there is no delay in accepting available admission offers.

Contents

1 What Should Candidates on The Waitlist Do?
2 Note of Reminders
3 Final Notes
4 Also Read :

What Should Candidates on The Waitlist Do?

Cut off Dates: Mark your calenders for April 9, and visit the BHU admission portal.

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Stay up to date with any communication sent by the relevant divisions.
Speed up after an admission offer is made to you.
Class attendance is to be as directed by the university.

This second stage of admissions provides under eligible candidates the chance to gain admission into India’s finest educational institutes.

Note of Reminders

The information was verified as accurate from the BHU’s Information and Public Relations Office on 8th April 2025, which also sent out the notice back press release. The statement underlined the importance of active response of candidates currently on the waitlist and stressed that all units will be starting to issue offers from April 9.

Final Notes

For candidates who are still on the waiting list for the BHU Ph D program, this might be the moment that you have been waiting for. Alert brings changes on submission of documents that require to be completed and regularly monitor the portal.