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Arya Singh

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Fine Arts students may also be encouraged to undertake internships as a way of encouraging industry exposure and build industry experience. Internships or industry oriented projects geared to the curriculum and academic structure may collect. These experiences will help students get insight into the professional process and establish connections in the creative sector. Experiential learning & industrial connect works as a supportive pillar of Chandigarh University. Graduates who do complete an internship tend to know what they can expect in the job market more, and make their portfolios more robust before entering the job market.

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Punam Kumari

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Not the only one. Definitely one of the most well-known. Many universities from North India are listed in the QS Asia University Rankings. Chandigarh University special is how fast it has moved up the rankings over the few years.

Chandigarh University was ranked 109 in Asia in the QS Asia University Rankings 2026. Kept its position as India's top Private University for the third year in a row. That's a deal considering the competition from universities all across Asia. From what I have seen a lot of this growth is because Chandigarh University focuses on research working with universities partnering with industries and improving student

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Punam Kumari

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Research is really important when it comes to the QS Asia University Rankings. Universities are not just judged on how they teach. They are also judged on things like how much research they do. Some of the things that are looked at include how papers the teachers write, how many times those papers are cited, how well the university works with other universities around the world, what people think of the university and how many of the staff have PhDs. These things help us see how research a university is doing and how good that research is. Because of these, Chandigarh University got the 109th rank in Asia and it is still the numbe

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Punam Kumari

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Chandigarh University has a course that's really good. The course is B.E./B.Tech CSE with a specialisation in Cloud Computing. I think this Cloud Computing course is great because it is designed with the help of companies. This means we learn about the ideas behind Cloud Computing and we also get to practice what we learn. We get to learn about architecture and virtualization and DevOps and a few other things like distributed computing and the new cloud platforms. We learn all these things by doing projects and working in labs and getting certificates. The things we learn are the things that companies are looking for now. So when we fi

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Punam Kumari

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As a student I believe B.Tech CSE with a specialisation in Cloud Computing at Chandigarh University is an option for those interested in cloud technologies. The programme is offered with IBM. Provides industry-oriented curriculum, specialised labs, live projects and professional certifications. Students get to work with platforms like AWS and other cloud technologies through hands-on training. Cloud computing is growing fast in IT. This specialisation can lead to jobs in cloud engineering, system administration and software development. However your job prospects will still depend on your coding skills, projects, internships and certif

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Arya Singh

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Yes, students of Animation at Chandigarh University receive various opportunities to engage with industry experts on a regular basis during their guest lectures, workshops and seminars but also in competitions as well as in expert sessions. These relationships may enable students to learn from industry by seeing in action what is expected of them in the workforce and what the industry is expecting. The engagement opportunities by industry interactions and experiential learning at Chandigarh University are propped up. Experts can also help students develop a network and get real world knowledge outside of the classroom. In contexts wher

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I think the placement opportunities for B.E. CSE Cloud Computing at Chandigarh University is really good. This is because the programme is done with IBM and it focuses on the kind of cloud technologies that companies are looking for. Students get to learn about things like AWS and Azure and virtualization and cloud architecture. They get this knowledge from training and certifications that are connected to the industry. Lots of companies from the IT and software and consulting and cloud services sectors come to the university to hire students. Chandigarh University says that B.E. CSE students can get packages of more than ₹50 LPA. Th

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Punam Kumari

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I really like that this programme at Chandigarh University is not just about theory. It includes lots of hands-on learning. We do projects, coding and get industry-focused training. We also learn about areas like learning, computer vision, natural language processing and data analytics in Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning. Chandigarh University has ties with big tech companies. They help us get internships, participate in hackathons and get certifications in Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning. If you love Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning this programme at Chandigarh University can give you a base. It also hel

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Arya Singh

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I'm a Journalism student at Chandigarh University and I did come across topics that had anything to do with visual media or film studies. Beyond the traditional concepts of journalism, students are introduced to film, visual narration, film aesthetics, film appreciation and content production. These areas enable students to analyze the impact films have on communication, culture and audience responses. In addition, students are offered chances to conduct practical practice tasks and media related projects to enhance analytical and creative competencies. Especially when students are exposed to different type of media, they can gain wide

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Chandigarh University lets students change their specialisation in some cases. This is possible if there are seats and students follow the university guidelines. Students can usually apply to change their specialisation after they finish their year. The university will approve the change based on things like the students CGPA. If they are eligible for the new program. There also has to be a seat in the programme the student wants to switch to. If you want to change your specialisation you should study hard during your year. You should also look out for announcements from the university. It is an idea to talk to the people in your depar

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