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Answered 2 years ago
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Beginner-Level 1
Answered a month ago
Chitkara University | Chandigarh University |
Strong specialised tracks and practical collaborations with companies like AWS, Nvidia, and IBM, alongside active startup incubation support. | The college offers extensive international tie-ups and student exchange programs with foreign universities. |
In comparison to CU, the batches are smaller. Also, rigid academic discipline, structured day-to-day routine and focused study atmosphere. | The college has very large batch sizes mean high competition for top-tier packages, requiring individual proactive efforts. |
Students get hands-on learning, a more focused/personalized academic environment and strong core industry ties. | College has massive campus life, high volume of corporate recruiters and global exposure. |
Solid placement percentage with a reliable core and IT company turnout, though total peak mass offers can be lower than CU. | High volume of mass recruiters and tier-1 tech giants (Google, Microsoft, Amazon, IBM) visit the campus, yielding thousands of offers annually. |
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 3 months ago
For B.Tech CSE (AI & Technology/AI specialization), Chandigarh University is generally considered a better option than Chitkara University due to its larger recruiter network, stronger industry collaborations, broader range of specialisation opportunities and higher overall placement exposure.
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Answered 6 months ago
Seat distribution at AIT is as follows:
- Computer Engineering, Information Technology, and Electronics & Telecommunication: 120 seats each
- Mechanical Engineering, Automation & Robotics Engineering: 60 seats each.
The balanced matrix helps the institute in keeping the standards high and catering to the
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Contributor-Level 9
Answered 6 months ago
At the time of admission, the students need to pay a fee of INR 39,000, which is a one-time payment that includes the uniform charges as well as the security deposit, which is refundable. Pay the fees online during the counselling process.
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