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At Chandigarh University, industrial design students get many useful facilities. There are design studios where students can sit and create their ideas. The workshops have modern tools that help in making models and prototypes. There is also a Cintiq lab for digital design work. The classrooms are clean, wide, and fitted with projectors. Wi-Fi is available all over campus. The library gives access to books and journals that support design studies. Apart from academic needs, the campus has canteen, gym, and medical service for daily life. All these facilities make learning more practical and creative. The focus is to give space and technology for students so they can shape their ideas into real work. 

Industrial Design at Chandigarh University can be joined after completing 10+2 in any stream with 50% marks or a Diploma in Engineering/Technology/Architecture with 50% marks. Admission is through CUCET – 2025, which also has scholarships worth Rs. 170 Crores to support students. The course is 4 years long, with semester fees of 99,000 INR, plus minor charges for exams and security. Chandigarh University focuses on practical learning and gives students chances to improve skills and creativity. The admission process is straightforward – register, submit marks and documents, and get eligible for selection. This programme is suitable for students who want to build a career in Industrial Design and explore different opportunities in design, making it easier to start a professional journey in the field.

Yes, Science students are fully eligible to join Chandigarh University's Industrial Design course, and in fact, many of the program's modules align well with their background. Students with Physics, Chemistry, or Mathematics in their 10+2 often excel because the curriculum integrates aspects of technology, materials, and user-centered design. Having a scientific foundation helps them understand ergonomics, structural design, and product mechanics more effectively. The course doesn't require prior experience in art or design—passion and creative thinking are more important. Science students can explore design specializations like UI/UX, wearable technology, and consumer product innovation, where technical knowledge is a major advantage. Admission requires at least 50% marks in 12th and performing well in the CUCET exam. Their analytical mindset often complements the design process, leading to successful careers in diverse industries like consumer goods, electronics, and transportation design.