How is Chandigarh University for B.Tech CSE?

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Yes — if a student doesn't qualify (or doesn't take) JEE Main, they can still get admission to Chandigarh University (CU / B.E. / B.Tech) via CUCET (the university's own entrance test), under certain conditions. 

How it works at CU

• For B.E. / B.Tech and other engineering courses, CU considers

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According to one source, for B.Tech admissions at CU (General category, popular branches like CSE), final-round cutoffs (all-India / general) correspond to approximately the 95th percentile. 

Another estimate says that for CU's CSE (or popular engineering programs), a “good” JEE Main percenti

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Because industry-collaborated programs are just specialised versions of CU's engineering offerings:

Admission to them is via CUCET, same as regular B.E./B.Tech courses.

A JEE Main score alone — without appearing in (or qualifying) CUCET — is not enough to guarantee admission (according to official

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CU admissions for B.E./B.Tech (and most UG courses) are based on its own entrance test CUCET. 

According to CU's 2026 admission criteria page, to get admission you must apply through CUCET; that's the standard path for all engineering programmes. 

While CU does accept JEE Main rank/scores

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Yes — you can absolutely apply for B.Tech/B.E. Automobile, Civil, Electrical, or Electronics (ECE/EEE) at Chandigarh University (CU) even if your JEE Main percentile is below 70.

1. JEE Main is not required for admission at CU

For all engineering branches, including:

Automobile Engineering

Civil Engi