Architecture

At Chandigarh University, architecture students got good exposure in past years. The highest package offered touched 6 LPA by Cultfit Healthcare Pvt. Ltd. On average, many students received around 3 LPA. Companies like Zyla Health, VLCC Healthcare, IDS Infotech, Healthifyme, and even hospitals such as Paras Health and Indus Super Speciality have hired students. Some firms like Verka Milk Plant and J.P. Hospital also visited. The range of recruiters shows that students do not only get into design firms but also into healthcare and corporate spaces. The package may change year to year, but the record shows that architecture students got placements in different fields. 

Chandigarh University's Architecture programme is designed to be affordable and accessible.The B.Arch courses has a semester fees of Rs 1,11,000 for five years, and the M.Arch course is Rs 57,000 per semester for two years.On top of this, CU offers multiple scholarships, including merit-based and national-level exam scholarships.For example, students with a NATA score above 150 or JEE (Main) Paper ll percentile over 90 can get 40% off their academic fee. Similarly, NATA scores from 120.1-150 or JEE percentile 85-90 get 30% off, 100-120 (NATA) or 80-85 percentile (JEE) get 20% and 90-99.99 NATA scores earn 10% few reduction. These scholarships make pursuing Architecture at CU much more affordable while rewarding merit and talent 

Learning architecture is not only about books but also seeing and doing. At CU, students get exposure through site visits to modern buildings, heritage places, and ongoing construction projects. They also work on live industry projects which teach them how to plan, design, and execute ideas. The course includes practical workshops and design assignments that link classroom knowledge with real work. Internships are part of the programme and give students hands-on experience in architectural offices or on construction sites. Guest lectures and expert sessions also add insight into current trends and practices in the industry. These activities help students understand the challenges and expectations of real architectural work and develop skills that are useful for their future careers.