How good or bad is a BTech in Chandigarh University?

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8 months ago

Why bad dude, Chandigarh University is one of the best university for CSE and let me tell you that the university does not offer B.Tech CSE, they offer B.E. which is actually a great option. B.E. focuses more on the Science and technical aspects of engineering. This makes it very useful for students

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Abhishek Kumar | Beginner-Level 1

8 months ago

Every university or college has its own vibe, nothing is like good or bad. Chandigarh University offers B.E. in CSE and the engineering programme at the university is globally recognized. It has accreditations from the Accreditation Board for engineering and Technology (ABET) and the National Board

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