BHU UG BPA, BFA round 2 cut-off out on bhu.ac.in; confirm seat by today
Vikas Kumar Pandit | September 18, 2025 | 03:40 PM IST | 2 mins read
BHU UG Admission 2025: Candidates allotted seats in BPA, BFA round 2 should download their allotment letter from the Samarth portal.
Banaras Hindu University (BHU) has issued the round 1 cut-off for the undergraduate Bachelor of Performing Arts (BPA) and Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) programmes. Candidates whi participated in the BHU UG admission 2025 process can check the BPA, BFA round 2 cut-off through the official website at bhu.ac.in.
Recently, the university announced the BHU UF BPA, BFA round 2 seat allotment result 2025. Candidates can download the allotment letter through the Samarth dashboard and keep a printout for document verification and the admission process.
Candidates allotted a seat in round 2 BHU UG BPA, BFA admission 2025 will have to pay the admission fee by today, September 18, to confirm their seats. “Before making the payment, please ensure that you fulfil all the eligibility criteria for this program,” the official notice said.
The BHU UG BPA programme trains students in various performing arts, such as music, dance, and theatre, combining practical skills with theoretical knowledge. The BFA programme focuses on visual arts, including painting, sculpture, and photography.
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BHU UG BPA, BFA round 2 cut-off
The round 2 cut-off for the BHU UG BPA, BFA programmes for the General category is provided in the table below.
|
Programme |
Faculty/College Name |
Cut off (CUET+ Practical Score) |
|
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) in Plastic Arts with Applied Arts |
Faculty of Visual Arts |
558.8178061 |
|
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) in Plastic Arts with Painting |
Faculty of Visual Arts |
580.82014 |
|
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) in Plastic Arts with Painting |
Faculty of Visual Arts (Paid Fee Course) |
554.512406 |
|
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) in Plastic Arts with Pottery & Ceramic |
Faculty of Visual Arts |
574.6987097 |
|
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) in Plastic Arts with Textile Design |
Faculty of Visual Arts |
577.4509189 |
|
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) in Pottery & Ceramic with Painting |
Faculty of Visual Arts |
566.584013 |
|
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) in Pottery & Ceramic with Plastic Arts |
Faculty of Visual Arts |
609.3635595 |
|
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) in Pottery & Ceramic with Textile Design |
Faculty of Visual Arts |
559.5489737 |
|
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) in Textile Design with Plastic Arts |
Faculty of Visual Arts |
557.9267938 |
|
Bachelor of Performing Arts (Honours) in North Indian Classical Vocal Music with Sitar |
Faculty of Performing Arts |
726.7155984 |
|
Bachelor of Performing Arts (Honours) in North Indian Classical Vocal Music with Sitar |
Vasanta College for Women |
458.755819 |
|
Bachelor of Performing Arts (Honours) in North Indian Classical Vocal Music with Sitar |
Arya Mahila PG College |
233.1392916 |
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