Engineering

Honestly, the teaching in Industrial Design at Chandigarh University is not just sitting in lectures and writing notes—it's quite hands-on. We do get the theoretical part, especially in the beginning, like understanding design concepts, materials, or human factors. But most of the time, professors want us to create and experiment. We spend a lot of time in studios, working on projects where we build models or try out ideas using software and prototyping tools. Sometimes it feels like a design lab more than a classroom, which I really enjoy. The practical exposure through live projects and industry-linked assignments keeps things interesting and prepares us for real jobs. Theory is there to guide us, but the actual learning happens while working on projects. For me, this practical-heavy approach makes the course feel very relevant.