I got 71.8% in the CBSE, should I join Chandigarh University?
I think getting 71.8 percent in CBSE is pretty good. This score should help you get into programs at Chandigarh University. Do not just look at your board marks. You should also think about what you will study, where you can work after you finish and what kind of help you can get while you are there
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With a 71.8% in CBSE, joining Chandigarh University can be a good option as the university provides ease in the admission process through CUCET and both the marks in the entrance test and previous studies decides your admission and scholarship. Many of the courses like Engineering, management, creat
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