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I don't know anything about that university, but if you're interested in another top university, I'd advise you to look into Chandigarh, which has the best combination of high standards for academics, knowledgeable faculty, practical training, exposure to other cultures, and top recruiters who can help you launch a successful career. It consistently ranks as one among India's best the fastest growing university. Chandigarh University administers the CUCET, a national-level online entrance exam, and NAAC has awarded it the renowned A+ rating. It is a requirement for admission to UG programmes in B.E. , B. Pharmacy, MBA, Integrated Law (B.A+LLB, BBA+LLB, B.Com+LLB), B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture, Pharma. D. , Master of Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics), Master of Pharmacy (Pharmacology), Master of Pharmacy (Industrial Pharmacy), B.Sc. Nursing, MBA, Master of Law, and other programmes. CUCET provides exceptional financial aid to deserving students with the goal of investing in talent.

Infrastructure is undoubtedly very good and satisfactory. The campus is green and there are ample resources for all. Many facilities are available, especially for Aerospace, Aeronautical, Avionics, and Automobile Engineering students. The laboratories are well maintained and are monitored with CCTV cameras. Bicycles are available for commute around the campus
The placements are good for the Computer Science Engineering department. But when it comes to aeronautical engineering, the placements are on the lower side in the core. Though many aeronautical engineering students who studied here got jobs in the IT companies, only a few got jobs in their respective fields of study.

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According to the latest syllabus released by NTA NET authorities UGC NET Economics syllabus holds following 10 units:
Unit 1: Micro-economics
Unit 2: Macro Economics
Unit 3: Statistics and Econometrics
Unit 4: Mathematical Economics
Unit 5: International Economics
Unit 6: Public Economics
Unit 7: Money and Banking
Unit 8: Growth and Development Economics
Unit 9: Environmental Economics and Demography
Unit 10: Indian Economy
Syllabus for UGC NET Paper1
Unit 1: Teaching Aptitude
Unit 2: Research Aptitude
Unit 3: Comprehension
Unit 4: Communication
Unit 5: Mathematical Reasoning and Aptitude
Unit 6: Logical Reasoning
Unit 7: Data Interpretation
Unit 8: Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
Unit 9: People, Development and Environment
Unit 10: Higher Education System.

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To crack the UGC NET Exam, you must take care of the following points -
Check the exam details like what is the exam pattern, syllabus, scheme of exam, qualifying criteria etc. Go with good study material only. Either get it from the online or offline platform. You will easily get the last few year's UGC NET Question Papers. Solve these Papers. It will help you to know the exam in a much better way. Start making short notes while preparing for the exam. These short notes will help you a lot in last few days of exam preparations. Attempting mock test papers and model test papers is a good idea. It will not only help you to boost up your speed but you can also improvise the accuracy of attempting questions.

Some of the best books that candidates can refer to for the preparation of the UGC NET (University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test) exam in Economics:
a) UGC NET/SET (JRF & LS) Economics Paper II & III by Sanjay Gupta and Ruchi Gupta
b)Trueman's UGC NET Economics by Anshu Kataria and Parveen Kataria
c)UGC NET Economics by Sajit Kumar
d) NTA UGC NET Economics Paper II & III by Sanjay Singh
e) UGC NET Economics by NTA UGC NET SET JRF
These books cover the entire syllabus of the UGC NET exam in Economics and provide detailed explanations of the concepts, practice questions, and previous year's question papers. Candidates can choose the books depending on their preference and level of understanding. Apart from the above-mentioned books, candidates can also refer to the standard textbooks for Economics such as "Microeconomics" and "Macroeconomics" by Paul A. Samuelson and William D. Nordhaus, "International Economics" by Robert J. Carbaugh, "Public Finance" by H. L. Bhatia, "Indian Economy" by Ramesh Singh, and "Economic Survey of India" by the Ministry of Finance, Government of India.