How are the placements in agriculture at Chandigarh University?

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    Sameeksha kapoor | Guide-Level 14

    5 years ago
    Dear Gaurav, I can't tell about the placements of Chandigarh University, As I am alumni of Lovely Professional University, I can discuss about LPU placements, studies etc. Lovely Professional University (LPU) has become India's first private university to get ICAR accreditation This shows the strength and credibility of the department and school as a whole. Few points told by my known who did her studies from LPU that will help you to make your decision:
    School of Agricultural sciences is one of the fastest growing school of Agriculture in the entire region and India. It is being rated as among Punjab and India's Best Agriculture colleg
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    naren pulikonda | Guide-Level 12

    8 years ago
    The average placement percentage CU in agricultural stream is 75 percent and average package offered is Rs 4 lakh .

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Yes, Chandigarh University admissions are open. Interested students can apply online at the university's website. Aspirants need to register for CUCET and appear for the same. See below some important updates:

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Students can refer the steps given below to complete the Chandigarh University admissions:

  1. Apply and register for CUCET at the official CU website. 
  2. Choose an examination date for the Chandigarh University Eligibility and Scholarship Test as per your convenience.
  3. After the CUCET results are out, students can submit their applications for admission and availing the merit-based scholarship. 
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Students need to submit some documents at the time of Chandigarh University admissions. A list of important documents is as below:

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Virajita Sharma

Yes, CUCET is compulsory for Chandigarh University admissions. The university conducts the CUCET test for both scholarships and admissions to its courses. The test is conducted for courses in the fields of Engineering, Archcitecture, Law, Pharmacy, etc. Students with valid NEET/ NATA/ JEE scores can get admission into the BOptom, BPT, BArch courses without appearing for CUCET.

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Chandigarh University (CU) admissions are generally based on CUCET scores for most of the courses. Students need to appear for the test or submit scores of any other accepted exams as stated by the university. Hence, in some cases, you may get admission in CU without CUCET. The CUCET test is also a scholarship test and if you want to get the scholarship benefits offered by the university based on CUCET scores, then you will have to appear for the exam.

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