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Career placements for CU's B.E. AI & ML students are supported through a multi-layered system. The specialised IBM labs for Deep Learning and Machine Learning Application Development help students gain technical depth before placement season. Internship opportunities with IBM and industry partners give students real experience, which adds weight to their resumes. The placement team works closely with recruiters and prepares students through training modules that cover coding, algorithms, and interview skills. The industries hiring are diverse—from tech giants like Google and Microsoft to financial and healthcare firms using AI for predictive analytics. CU graduates from this course are placed in roles such as Data Scientists, Machine Learning Engineers, and Computer Vision Experts. With global recruiters like Intel, Volvo, and Sabre Technologies on the list, the placement opportunities are both high in number and diverse in scope.

Placements for BE CSE in Information Security at Chandigarh University are quite mixed but still provide good scope. Some of the highest salaries go really high, like 1.7 crore internationally and more than 50 LPA in India from companies like Paloalto Networks, Charter Global, and Google. On the other hand, average packages are around 8 to 9 LPA, while several students also get 3.5 to 5 LPA through companies such as Wipro, IBM, and Capgemini. Global recruiters like Microsoft, Amazon, and Accenture visit along with Indian IT giants like HCL, Tech Mahindra and Bosch. It is not the case that everyone gets high packages, but students with consistent skills and hard work have landed really great offers. The variety of recruiters reflects a balanced placement scene, starting from mass recruiters to premium product-based companies. For many students, the placement window stays open with a wide range of opportunities.

Chandigarh University's approach to learning in BE CSE emphasizes digital and interactive resources rather than conventional textbooks. All required materials, inckuding leacture slides, practical guides, and reference content, are available on the university's LMS, which is regularly updated. Students also have access to physical libraries for additional reading and research. Faculty provide guidance and mentorship, pointing students toward essential resources for coding, software development, and project-based learning. Specialized programs like CSE with IBM include certifications and lab-based learning, so students gain real-world experience rather than depending on books alone. This system ensures a modern, efficient, and industry-aligned education for all CSE students at CU