Which university is better between rayat bahra university and Chandigarh group of colleges jhanjeri mohali.

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Rishita Sharma | Contributor-Level 6

a month ago

The comparison is not fair as one is a college and another is an university. Also they cater different audience. Rayat Bahra University understands the need of students coming from lower economical background and is dedicated to provide them quality education at a very affordable price plus scholars

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Sakshi K | Contributor-Level 7

3 months ago

Both are good options in the region but it serves different purposes. While CGC Jhanjheri is an affiliated college, Rayat Bahra University is a full university with UGC recognition and NAAC accreditation. This difference matters when it comes to variety of programs. Rayat Bahra University provides y

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