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3 months agoContributor-Level 9
University of Madras is a state public university in Chennai. Madras University has also been recognised by the UGC. BTech & MBA are the flagship courses of the university. It has been ranked 38th under "University" category, 68th under "Overall" category & 18th under "State Public Universities" by NIRF 2025. A number of scholarships are offered by the institute like Rotary Club of Madras city Endowment Scholarship, The Lady Willingdon Peace Endowment Scholarship, etc. Overall, it is a good university.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Chandigarh University law degrees can be worth it if you are focused on corporate law, legal tech or need a budget-friendly alternative to elite NLUs. Traditional litigation & top tier law firm placements heavily favor older, more prestigious institutions.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Starting first year at Chandigarh University is an exciting transition. Students should focus on maintaining high attendance, actively engaging with faculty mentors & balancing academics with campus life.
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Starting first year at Chandigarh University is an exciting transition. Students should focus on maintaining high attendance, actively engaging with faculty mentors & balancing academics with campus life.
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3 months agoBeginner-Level 2
If you are considering two choices: B.Tech CSE and B.Tech (Hons.) The Lovely Professional University (LPU) is one of the good news, as placement opportunities are nearly equivalent for both. Companies normally permit pupils aged from B.Tech CSE and B.Tech (Hons.) Graduates of CSE to attend placement drives and the recruiters will judge you based on your skills of coding, projects, internships, communication and problem solving skills rather than just getting the name of the degree.
The main difference is that B.Tech (Hons.) involves more specialist subjects, research experience and work related training as well as extra academic credits
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