Should i take admission in Chandigarh universit(nd student rivew aree not good(nd what about placements(plz plz telll me the Truth bcoz loan

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    Nageshwar singh bandral Bandral Enlightened others is my main purpose ....... | Guide-Level 11

    6 years ago
    I am a 3rd year student of this college and I can say that it is the best place with good placements. Refer www.cuchd.in.
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    Sreemukhi M Serendipity | Contributor-Level 9

    6 years ago
    I guess better join some other colleges rather than this.
    Regarding placements, I guess they claim 100% placement but the truth is you may get 22k to 25k.
    They conduct joint placement drive. Most of the students there are to enjoy life.
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    Aman Kumar Pursuing Management degree | Guide-Level 12

    6 years ago
    University is good, good placement if you are hard working, good study environment if you are laborious. Here, you will get a good national and international exposure. Just go on their website, the things that they had written in that is pretty sure happened in their university, whether it is about placement, study etc.

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