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The teachers at Chandigarh University are really quite helpful. The faculty doesn't merely stand there and lecture, They make use of real life business cases, projetcs and exmaples in class. Faculty members teach beyond the syllabbus bby mentioneing the students in undertaking interships, projects and placements. Guest lectures, mentoring and company visits are quite commomn. The mentorship at CU also deserves mention. Within a mentor group, a few studnets receive individual attention. Thus every student receives adequate attention. They help with studies, provide guidance for examinations assist in managing time and provide suggestions with regard to resumes, internship, and job options. Overall 100% placement is claimed and nearly every students crosses the stage to receive a degree with a placemnet offre in hand. Students from CSE are placed in MNCs like Microsoft, Amazon, IBM, Hewlett Packard, SAP Labs, Samsung, L&T, Acresium, Wipro, Flipkart etc.

For taking admission at Chandigarh University in B.E. in CSE, the eligibility criteria is very easy and clear. Here, eligibility needs 10+2 passed with Physics and Mathematics as fixed subjects. Along with them, any one subject from Chemistry, Biotechnology, Biology, Computer Science, or IT is needed. Minimum 60% marks are asked in total.

The admission path is open in three ways. First is CUCET, the common test by Chandigarh University. Second is the JEE Main result. Third is the direct merit of 12th marks. Students can choose the option that fits them.

After meeting the condition, apply online, submit marks or appear in test, and wait for merit list. The whole process is simple and easy to follow.

It mostly depends on personal interest in choosing the branch. Chandigarh University has in place the most popular CSE (General), which has all the basics of computer Science and advanced topics like AI, IoT, and cloud. This ensures good clarity concerning available career options after graduation. 

Specialized branches might probably be beneficial if already interested, for example, CSE-MC for anyone passionate about developing mobile applications alongside software interfaces. Another is IoT, which is best for quite a number who lean more towards smart devices, sensors, and technologies of future advancement. But IT is to CSE what an applied computing strand is to a regular computing strand, bearing more on networking. 

So, if you happen to be confused, go with CSE (General); however, if at all you have a clear passion for a field like IoT or Mobile, then choose specialization. Both ways, the university provides good exposure and training.

Every university has pros and cons, it depends upon what you are seeing. I think there are no cons, there are only pros. The department has big labs like Microsoft Innovation Centre, IBM Software Lab, and robotics center. Students get chance to work on real projects and attend hackathons. There are many options in CSE like AI, ML, Cyber Security, and Cloud. From 4th semester, electives open for students. Placements are also a strong point. Many big companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google visit the campus. The course is accredited, which makes the degree globally accepted. So overall, CSE here gives modern learning with some challenges of pressure and crowd.

The answer is very simple, it has always been worth it. As far as I know, the university offers unique programs that match new industry needs and future careers. The larger campus gives space for learning, activities, and a lively student life. For those who love sports, the stronger sports facilities make it easy to grow not just in studies but also in fitness and games.
The hostels are also built with care, giving a home-like comfort to students who stay away from their families. When it comes to careers, students have seen high salary packages from top companies during placements. At the same time, the university keeps its fees affordable, so that more students can get quality education without too much burden.

Whenever students think about engineering, they always ask about placements. Computer Science placements have been quite impressive in Chandigarh University. The recent drive included participation by over 240 multinational companies coming to the campus. Names like Microsoft, IBM, HP, SAP Labs, and Wipro, as well as Capgemini and Flipkart, were present. Out of these, more than 2000 students got placed from the CSE and IT branches. The highest package was 1.7 CR abroad while in India; that figure was 54.75 LPA. There was also a 60% rise in total offers compared to the year before. The growth in numbers shows that placements in computer Science are improving each year. For students who want IT and software jobs, CU placements offer wide exposure to big companies.