Chandigarh University (CU)

For 12th passed out with PCM: Online registration has been opened on the University admission portal and the candidates will appear for the CUCET. Once you submit your academic papers and go through the verification process, you can be sure about your admission by paying the fee. It is definitely worth taking the CUCET with a good score as it can also help you secure a scholarship.

The application process was quite simple. Students must be registered in the university's admission portal and fill in the details in it, then apply for the Psychology program. CUCET is also a possibility for you if you want to consider for scholarship. Once your documents are uploaded and the admissions procedure is finished, you'll be given more details regarding orientation and classes.

I don't know whether one can do Fashion Design after 12th with any stream or not with required minimum marks. Admission process is simple and if you appear in CUCET you will also get eligible for getting scholarships. The course curriculum and opportunities for the portfolio are also of interest for those interested in design.

Eligibility criteria is the first requirement for B.Arch followed by the NATA or JEE Main Paper 2 score. Then, you can apply online, upload your documents, verify and pay an admission fee. Additionally, you can take the CUCET exam, if you wish to be taken into consideration for scholarship.

Registering through the CUCET portal online. Once registered, I entered my academic information, picked the B.Sc programme and paid the registration fee, and picked an exam date. All in all, it was a hassle-free, straightforward operation that didn't require a lot of time. Once you have appeared for the CUCET exams, your marks will be used to get admission and scholarships for the University, so it is certainly worth trying.

If you're just taking it based on the QS Subject Rankings I would say don't just take it only for this reason since CU doesn't seem to be specifically ranked for Physics. If you are a fan of the curriculum, labs, campus, and further education opportunities, however, then it might be a great choice. Before you decide, I would recommend checking out the curriculum by looking at the career paths and objectives.

Classes start on the first date depending upon your program, but usually the first session is in late July and some programs will start in late August. Once you have been admitted, you will be contacted by the university with information about the procedures for orientation and reporting. I would recommend finishing your admission process early, in case any important information or induction sessions are missed.

Registering through the CUCET portal online. Once registered, I entered my academic information, picked the B.Sc. programme and paid the registration fee, and picked an exam date. All in all, it was a hassle-free, straightforward operation that didn't require a lot of time. Once you have appeared for the CUCET exams, your marks will be used to get admission and scholarships for the University, so it is certainly worth trying.

I have found it to be very easy. All you have to do is check the CUCET official website and register with your mobile number and email id, pay the registration fee, and fill the registration form. Then select BDes from the list and schedule an Exam. Your score is factored in following the test for admission and scholarships. If there are any problems, the admissions office is typically quite helpful.