I heard Chandigarh University has an MBA with PwC. What is that specialisation about?

For NCHMCT JEE 2025 admissions at Chandigarh University, the approximate cutoff rank is around 10,000-11,000 (All India Rank) for the B.Sc in Hotel & Hospitality Management. Students with ranks near or below this range are generally eligible for admission.

It's important to note that Chandigarh University doesnot offer scholarships based on NCHMCT JEE scores. CU has its own entrance test, CUCET, which is used to determine scholarships for eligible students. However, appearing in CUCET is not mandatory for admission into CU's hotel management programs. This gives students flexibility—they can secure admission through eligibility criteria or explore scholarships separately via the university's internal evaluation.

MBA of international business at Chandigarh University offers an excellent option, especially given the institution's wider global linkages, superior exposure and the opportunity of dual specializations such as IB+data or IB+ Enterpreneurship. The focus of teh programme is more towards real learnning through such things as market trends and cross cultural skills. The presence of incredible companies liek Crescendo Global Leadership Hiring India Private Limited, Asian Paints Pvt Ltd. Geojit Financial Services Ltd etc. for placements adds to teh credibility factor. If worldwide exposure is important for you tehn CU can be a better option. Just go through teh course details and check what suits you.

The MBA in Business Analytics offered with IBM at Chandigarh University is an excellent choice for individuals who genuinely want to work in data-driven management. I have witnessed students engage in hands-on work instead of static theory - students are using tools like python, R and Tableau to manage real-time datasets; students are actually learning from IBM experts in workshops. The most important part is that the course content is constantly adapting to today's needs within the industry and this helps a lot with placements. Plus, I think that the 'IBM' tag adds credibility to your resume. The programme is definitely more practical and geared for a career than a traditional MBA program.

When it comes to actual exposure to real-world aspects, Chandigarh University's MBA in Applied Finance & Analytics with PwC is definitely head and shoulders above. The programme covers finance, analytics, and consulting, and is designed for a hands-on experience through workshops, simulations, and internships conducted by PwC. The Fin-Lab and dual-finance specialisation bring real-world experiences into the curriculum. Other programs also have significant exposure, such as MBA Business Analytics with IBM, MBA Banking & Insurance with SBI, MBA Strategic HR with AON, MBA FinTech & AI with NSE, MBA Data Science & AI with SAS Institute, MBA Digital Marketing with Adobe, MBA Global Business with KPMG, and MBA Healthcare Management with MAX. All programs have different aspects aligned with industry partners, but when it comes to students focused on pursuing finance or analytics, the exposure through the programme with PwC is by far the most impactful in terms of real corporate experience.