Chandigarh University (CU)

Yes, fashion students at CU often get abroad-exposure as part of their learning. There are tie-ups with foreign universities so students can take part in semester exchanges or international workshops and internships. Studying overseas allows seeing how fashion is done in different regions — the materials, the consumer tastes, the production methods — which you might not get to see by staying local. These experiences also help build a global mindset, which is valuable in fashion. CU supports students for these opportunities with resources like international relations offices and helps in arranging travel, accommodations and sometimes scholarships, making it more feasible for students to go abroad.

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Both are good courses. Finally it is about what path you want for career.

General CSE is bets when you want knowledge in every area of computer science. It gives you strong basics, coding skills and chance to explore different domains like cloud, AI or security. It is safe because scope is everywhere.

CSE IBM Big data and analytics is different. It is more specialised and designed with industry. You study data, Statistics, AI tools and IBM platforms. This can help you in jobs related to data Science and analytics, which is a trending area now.

If you really like wide study go for CSE. If you like specialised career in data go for IBM course. Both are useful in their own way.

Choosing an LL.M. is not only about degree, it is about learning environment. Chandigarh University gives a platform where legal study is mixed with research, debate and practice. The programme includes study of advanced law subjects with case studies and discussions. Students also join moot court activities, legal aid camps and interactive lectures. This helps in understanding law in real way, not just in books.

About the classes, CU conducts regular on-campus LL.M. sessions at its law institute. Classes follow fixed timetable with faculty guidance and classroom learning. At the same time, there is also option of online LL.M. for flexibility. So CU provides both modes, depending on what a student needs. The campus programme is regular and runs as per academic calendar.

Don't worry, with 65% in your 12th, you are definitely eligible for CSE at Chandigarh University. The university requires students to have Physics and Mathematics along with any one subject like Computer Science, Chemistry, or IT, with at least 60% marks, and you already fulfill this. The good part is CU also offers a wide range of scholarships that make education affordable. If you've attempted JEE Mains, you can get scholarships based on your percentile. Apart from that, CU has CUCET scholarships, merit scholarships, and even category-based benefits. Many of my friends with similar scores managed to get into CSE easily and received partial scholarships too. So yes, you can surely get CSe here, and you'll also have the chance to cut down your fees with scholarship opportunities