Electronics Engineering

Yes, you can apply for B.E. Automobile, Civil, Electrical, and Electronics Engineering at Chandigarh University even if your JEE percentile is below 70. JEE percentile is not a mandatory admission criterion at CU. Students with lower JEE scores or those who did not appear for JEE can apply through CUCET, which serves as a comprehensive evaluation method. CU ensures that admission opportunities remain open across all engineering branches, regardless of JEE performance. While scholarships may depend on JEE rank, academic entry remains flexible. This inclusive model allows students to pursue core engineering disciplines without being restricted by national exam performance.

Yes, the ECE department at Chandigarh University is really great. The course holds approvals like AICTE and is accredited by NBA and ABET. Students get the option to choose electives in VLSI Design, Embedded Robotics and IoT, or Communication and Signal Processing. The programme also brings new learning with minors in Artificial Intelligence and Microsoft certifications like Azure AI Fundamentals and Azure Data Fundamentals. Focus is on practical education with a project-based approach. 

Labs are well developed, like VLSI lab, simulation lab, advanced technology lab, and PCB design lab under Altium Education. There is also an embedded system lab in a tie-up with KPIT. Along with this, students learn to apply AI for solving engineering problems, understand ethical use of AI, and explore innovation in an interdisciplinary way. With regular mentorship and industry exposure, the programme helps prepare students with real skills for careers in the electronics and communication field.