Im preparing for JEE 2026 but I want a backup college. Is Chandigarh University good as a safe option?

<p>Hi.</p><p data-start="374" data-end="623">Decent placement opportunities — According to recent placement data, CU claims many job offers every year: there are hundreds of recruiters, and reportedly thousands of placement offers across departments.</p><p data-start="626" data-end="885">Multiple admission/entry routes — Even if you don't get a top JEE rank (or even skip JEE), CU has alternate admission paths (e.g. via its own entrance/merit) — so you're not putting all eggs on a single exam result.</p><p data-start="626" data-end="885">Good infrastructure &amp; breadth — Many students report that CU's infrastructure (labs, campus, hostel, facilities) is “good enough, ” which is a plus if you end up there.</p><p data-start="1102" data-end="1433">Reasonable “value‑for‑money” (with realistic expectations) — For many students, CU offers a balance: if they work hard (in academics, skills, placements), they stand a fair chance of getting a decent campus/job offer. Several student‑reviews suggest success depends on one's own efforts.&nbsp;</p><p data-start="1435" data-end="1622">So yes — as a fallback “safe” option, CU makes sense: you would likely complete B.Tech, have access to placements/ companies, and not “waste” the year even if JEE doesn't go your way.</p>

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