Colleges in Chandigarh

Chandigarh University provides undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral courses in the fields of engineering and management, law, science, humanities, design and architecture, health care, and other areas. Students can select their programs on the basis of their interest and career objectives. The NAAC A+ rating of the university, industry collaborations, research activities and international exposure opportunities add to the academic setup of the university. Pupils should research the course they wish to take, the career path, work experience placement and career with the subject before choosing.

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.

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.

For admission in PGIMER, the institute conducts entrance exam for admisison in MSc. The basic eligibility is to complete UG degree in relevant field from a recognised university. Studnets must fulfil the eligibility and selection requirement for MSc admission.

Yes, PGIMER conduct entrance exam for MS admission. Candidates are assessed at a formal entrance-test on the basis of a suitably designed Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) type theory paper. For candidates appearing for MS entrance examination, the theory paper consists of 250 questions related to subjects studied during the MBBS course.

GGDSD offers BSc at UG level. The course is offered in full-time mode at the campus. BSc is offered in nine specialisations at GGDSD. Check below BSc specialisations:

• B.Sc. (Data Science) 
• B.Sc. (Arficial Intelligence And Machine Learning) 
• B.Sc. (Cyber Security)
• B.Sc (Honours) Bioinformatics
• B.Sc Data Analytics
• B.Sc (Honours) Biotechnology/B.Sc (Honours With Research) Biotechnology
• B.Sc (Honours) Chemistry/B.Sc (Honours With Research) Chemistry
• B.Sc (Honours) Physics/B.Sc (Honours With Research) Physics
• B.Sc (Honours)/ B.Sc (Honours With Research)

GGDSD offers BSc at UG level. The course is offered in full-time mode at the campus. BSc is offered in nine specialisations at GGDSD. Check below BSc specialisations:

• B.Sc. (Data Science) 
• B.Sc. (Arficial Intelligence And Machine Learning) 
• B.Sc. (Cyber Security)
• B.Sc (Honours) Bioinformatics
• B.Sc Data Analytics
• B.Sc (Honours) Biotechnology/B.Sc (Honours With Research) Biotechnology
• B.Sc (Honours) Chemistry/B.Sc (Honours With Research) Chemistry
• B.Sc (Honours) Physics/B.Sc (Honours With Research) Physics
• B.Sc (Honours)/ B.Sc (Honours With Research)

To get admission in GGDSD, students must pass Class 12 with English as one of the compulsory subjects and a minimum aggregate of 35% -50% (depending on specialisation). The final selection is based on academic scores, followed by counselling.

To get admission in GGDSD, students must pass Class 12 with English as one of the compulsory subjects and a minimum aggregate of 35% -50% (depending on specialisation). The final selection is based on academic scores, followed by counselling.