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How is the faculty of Mathematics at CU?

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Asked by Poonam Verma

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Ankit M. Employee at IT Sector | Guide-Level 13

5 years ago

Hi Poonam
In terms of faculty, Chandigarh University is great. The faculty is both well qualified and well experienced. The carry both industry and academic experience. I have all seen all faculty extending an extra helping hand to make all student progress. They are always available to us on their official platforms.

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Hans Raj | Guide-Level 13

5 years ago

Faculty of Mathematics at CU is very good. CU also focuses on practical as well as theory. Faculty members are well qualified and carries tons of experienced. Most of faculty members are PhD holders with numerous research papers.

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Arun Verma | Guide-Level 11

5 years ago

Faculty of the Chandigarh University are the best. Well Qualified: Ph.D. /NET/JRF
Experienced: Industry experience of minimum 5 years
Supportive and innovative
helping students in developing new designs and application for the patent.

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Abhi Jain Student at Chandigarh University | Guide-Level 12

5 years ago

The faculty is very skilled and having good knowledge about their specialised fields. Mostly they are Ph.D. holders, Research Scholars and Associate professors and best in their respective specializations. The faculty of CU is very much dedicated towards their duties, teaching and research work and give their best for the betterment of their students.

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REET Sandhu | Guide-Level 12

5 years ago

Mathematics programs at Chandigarh University are designed to deliver a solid foundation in the subject with adaptability to a range of career objectives. Our programs are academically rich and diversified, touching many interdisciplinary areas of the field. By choosing us, you will be choosing a close student-faculty community as we work and learn together. Other key benefits of taking a mathematics degree from CU are:
Our programs impart scientific skills and the ability to understand broad applications of the subject
Emphasis on pure & applied mathematics paired with computational applications
Excellent opportunities for interdisciplin

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Anu | Contributor-Level 6

5 years ago

Mathematics department of Chandigarh University is great. Good vibes all around. Teachers are cooperative and a learning environment is all around. Special attention is paid on practicals too along with theory.

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Kamalpreet kaur | Guide-Level 12

5 years ago

The faculty of Mathematics at Chandigarh University is qualified and experienced in terms of advanced knowledge and learning. The faculty of CU is very much dedicated towards their duties, teaching and research work and give their best for the betterment of their students.

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Manikiran | Guide-Level 13

5 years ago

The staff of Mathematics at CU is great and always ready to help students who are in need. They always stand for well being of their students. They contribute 100% for students upliftment in all round development.

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Shivam Pathania Student at CU | Guide-Level 13

5 years ago

All the faculty of theMathematics Department at Chandigarh University are well qualified and experienced. Experts from the summer exchange programme prove to be the bonus in providing knowledge to their students. Also, they all have friendly nature to deal with every student.

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Sakshi Singh | Guide-Level 12

5 years ago

The Chandigarh University faculty members are highly qualified carrying doctorate degrees, having ability of problem solving and time management, perfect communication, knowledge of advance concepts, deep research, creativity to get new ideas in teaching, research scholars and associate professors having deep knowledge into their respective specializations.

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