I got 64.6% in 12th CBSE. Can I take admission in Chandigarh University and in future can I sit for placement interview?

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Nageshwar Singh Bandral Bandral | Guide-Level 11

7 years ago

Hi Rashmi, Yes, of course, you are eligible for the admission process in Chandigarh University. And, you are also eligible for the placement process of some criteria in many companies. I hope you join us soon. Thank you. Also, visit for more information www.cuchd.in

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Ashish Sethi | Beginner-Level 4

7 years ago

Yeah, you can! If you have something in you, you don't need to be worried about.

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Om Kathe | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

Yes, with this percentage you can definitely get admission in Chandigarh University and if you score a good percentage, then you can also sit for placement interview. Best of luck for your future and if there's any query, feel free to ask.

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