Chandigarh

Admission to the Journalism and Mass Media programs at Chandigarh University is straightforward and merit-based. Candidates need to meet the eligibility criteria, typically requiring completion of 10+2 or equivalent with relevant subjects. The university conducts its own admission process, which may include document verification, counseling, and sometimes an aptitude test or personal interview depending on the program. Students can also apply through online application portals by submitting academic records and certificates. Chandigarh University offers scholarships and financial aid for eligible candidates, making the process more accessible. Admission decisions are communicated promptly, and students are guided through course selection, fee payment, and orientation sessions. The structured admission procedure ensures that all students gain a smooth entry into the programme while being informed about curriculum, facilities, and career opportunities

Yes, they do. At Chandigarh University, Journalism students don't just sit in class and read about media- they actually get to work on the same software used in real newsrooms and studios. From video editing software like Premiere Pro and Final Cut to photo editing tools like Photoshop, students get proper training. Even for sound editing and graphic design, they have access to the latest applications. Teachers give them projects where they have to edit videos, design posters, or make news packages using these tools, so students get real practice. This makes a big difference because when you step into the industry, you already know how to use the software and don't feel like a beginner.

SBI and Tally are integral to the placement success for MBA students specializing in Banking and Financial Engineering from Chandigarh University. SBI provides practical exposure to banking operations, financial modeling, and risk analysis, allowing students to gain real-world experience and understand the business needs of the workforce. Tally provides practical training on the accounting software used by recruiting companies in India. Certification by SBI and Tally helps enhance a resume and increases employer confidence in a student. Live projects and case studies guided by the team from SBI help bridge classroom learning with industry needs. Together, this combination of situational knowledge in banking and the technical skills developed in accounting represents a job-ready graduate that many employers are looking for, including HDFC, Deloitte, and ICICI.

When it comes to Computer Science, placements matter the most. At Chandigarh University BSc Computer Science students have been strong hiring in the past years. In last year the univesity recorded more than 9000 offers with top salary reaching Rs54.75 LPA in India and Rs 1.7 crore abroad. Compaanies like Microsoft, Amazon, Hewlett Packard, TCS and IBM took students for roles in software, testing and data work.

The university placement team arranges industry sessions, corporate talks and training drives to prepare students. Some students join global firms, some go for research, while some work in national IT companies. Placement numbers show good chances for both high end offers and mass hiring, giving students confidence in job security. The opportunities are not limited to one sector but spread across IT services, product companies and consulting.