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Patta Harshitha

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The syllabus for B.Tech CSE in chandigarh university it have total eight semesters the syllabus cover eight semesters with c programming, data structures, data base management system and other coding languages like Java python and also contains interships and projects 

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Krish Gandhi

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Yes, a cloud computing certification can be quite helpful for someone doing a B.Tech in CSE (Computer Science & Engineering), including from Chandigarh University. But like most things, its usefulness depends on how you use it and which certification. I'll break down the pros, cons, and advice so you can decide if it makes sense for you.

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Krish Gandhi

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It depends on which state you want to travel for the future studies. If you want to do in West Bengal, then Google it and find the best college for biotechnology or else ask your elder siblings if they know about it.

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Baali Pandit

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Cloud computing is one of the most rapidly growing fast-paced technological advancements, and this brings students to look for clear basic knowledge along with imparting some hands-on training. At Chandigarh University, B.E. in CSE Cloud Computing provides students knowledge on both software and hardware aspects of cloud networks. The students are exposed to distributed systems, virtualization, cloud design, DevOps, and security frameworks. Specialized training on AWS tools allows students to work on practical projects and certifications during the degree. The course also exposes students to hackathons, competitions, and internships, p

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Virender Mehta

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The average placement scenario for B.E and BCA students at Chandigarh University shows a healthy trend. Because both programs include strong hands-on training, industry-aligned curriculum, and internships, many students get placed in software, IT services, analytics, and product development roles. Not only B.E CSE but BCA also gets good recruiter interest especially in roles involving software support, web development, UI/UX, and data analytics. The university offers certifications and projects, increasing employability. With the faculty having backgrounds from industry and from reputed institutions, students often are well prepared fo

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KRUPAKAR

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Choosing between Chandigarh University (CU) and taking a year drop depends on your goals. CU is a decent option with NAAC A+ accreditation, NIRF ranking, good infrastructure, industry tie-ups like IBM, and strong placements, though competition is high and average packages are modest. If you are satisfied with private university education, can afford the fees, and are ready to work hard on projects, internships, and certifications, CU is a safe choice. However, if your dream is to study in IITs, NITs, IIITs, or top state universities for stronger brand value, research opportunities, and long-term advantages, then a drop year with dedica

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shalini

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From my experience, B.E. CSE at Chandigarh University is worth considering. The programme emphasizes both theory and practical skills, with well-equipped labs, coding workshops, and project-based learning.Students are encouraged to specialised in areas like AI, Machine Learning, Cybersecurity, and Cloud Computing, which are highly valued in the industry.CU also connects students with internships and industrial projects, helping them gain hands-on experience before placements.The placement cell is proactive, organizing training, aptitude sessions, and mock interviews to prepare students for top companies like SAP and IBM. My advice is t

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