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CSE is a broad field and in Chandigarh University it comes in many shapes. The core B.E. Computer Science is the base. Then there are options with focus like Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Cyber Security, Cloud, IoT, and Data Science. Some are honors courses and some are industry collaborated programs with IBM, TCS, and Microsoft. These help students learn updated skills. Along with Bachelor courses, there are M.E. programs too such as CSE, Cloud Computing, Robotics, and AI. In short, the structure cover both undergrad and postgrad level with wide range of choices. This let students explore simple computer Science or deep special subjects in one campus.

Chandigarh University gives a programme in CSE with focus on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. For admission, you need 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics as main subjects. Along with this, you can take Chemistry, Computer Science, Biology, Biotechnology, Informatics Practices or IT as the third subject. Minimum 70 percent marks are required in total.
And if you meet the eligibility criteria you need to pass the CUCET exam which is mandatory for CSE AI & ML and this is not just a test, this also gives you a chance to avail several scholarships. By scoring well in CUCET, students can get up to 100 percent scholarships. The university gives Rs 210 Crores worth of scholarships, helping students a lot. To keep the scholarship, students need to maintain a CGPA of 7.5, which motivates them to study well.

Getting into BBA LLB at Chandigarh University is striaghtforward. First, you need 10+2 with 55% or more in any stream. Then you can appear for CUCET, which not only decides your admission but also gives schalorships. For instance, high scorers can get their tution fully waived, while others get partial discounts. If you do't take CUCET, CU also consider yours 12th marks for admission. After this, you fill the online form, upload your marksheet and ID documents, and pay the fee after scholarships. Once the university checks everything, your seat is confirmed. It's simple, and with scholarships available, it makes studying law much more affordable for many students.

Getting an 8+ CGPA in CSE looks tough but it is not if you keep a balance. The system is simple. Marks come from both internal and external exams. If you attend classes, do assignments, and prepare for midterms, half of the work is done. The rest depends on final exams.
In CSE, subjects are a mix of coding, theory, and projects. If you keep studying a little every day, it becomes easy. Consistency matters more than late-night study before an exam. Teachers also explain in detail, so listening in class saves time. Many students target an 8 CGPA and reach it because the evaluation is fair.

The main point is regular practice, not running after last-minute notes. If you follow lectures, revise weekly, and solve past papers, an 8+ CGPA is very much possible. It needs discipline, not genius.

It mostly depends on personal interest in choosing the branch. Chandigarh University has in place the most popular CSE (General), which has all the basics of Computer Science and advanced topics like AI, IoT, and cloud. This ensures good clarity concerning available career options after graduation. 

Specialized branches might probably be beneficial if already interested, for example, CSE-MC for anyone passionate about developing mobile applications alongside software interfaces. Another is IoT, which is best for quite a number who lean more towards smart devices, sensors, and technologies of future advancement. But IT is to CSE what an applied computing strand is to a regular computing strand, bearing more on networking. 

So, if you happen to be confused, go with CSE (General); however, if at all you have a clear passion for a field like IoT or Mobile, then choose specialization. Both ways, the university provides good exposure and training.

This concern is common among most engineering students: getting placed after engineering. And computer Science placements at Chandigarh University are indeed reputed for the huge number of recruiters that come to campus. As a matter of fact, this year's placement season registered over 3750 selections for engineers. And a healthy portion of this number came from CSE and IT. Massive amounts of hiring were done by heavy IT brands like Microsoft, IBM, HP, SAP Labs, and Wipro. Some students also bagged international roles with high salaries. Such statistics only show how hot Computer Science at CU is becoming. The presence of such big recruiters demonstrates trust in students as well as in the training system.