Humanities & Social Sciences

Absolutely, when it comes to the placement support system for students pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Mathematics at Chandigarh University, the institution has gone above and beyond to provide an exemplary environment that nurtures academic excellence and prepares students for successful professional journeys.

Chandigarh University has crafted a robust placement support system that is designed to align with the dynamic needs of the industry. For those pursuing a PhD in Mathematics, the university ensures a multidimensional training approach, fostering skills that are not only pertinent to the academic realm but also highly sought after by industries. This commitment has yielded significant results, with an impressive surge in placement offers and record-breaking packages. 

Yes, MA in Political Science is one of the most popular courses of Sharda School of Humanities and Social Sciences. When it comes to the placements, the institute offers decent placements annually. As per the students’ reviews on the Shiksha page, Sharda School of Humanities and Social Sciences recorded 70% placements for the MA in Political Science batch recently. The highest and average package offered during the recent Sharda School of Humanities and Social Sciences placements stood at INR 15 LPA and INR 5.80 LPA, respectively. The key highlights Sharda School of Humanities and Social Sciences placements are presented below:

Note: The data mentioned above has been taken from students’ reviews on Shiksha page.

They don't have a set cut off, a lot depends on your interview, for argument's sake consider the cut off to be around 75%. The eligibility requirement is a Bachelor's degree with 50% marks. The entrance exam tests candidates on their aptitude, knowledge of current affairs, and reasoning ability. Christ University Entrance Test / Skill Assessment (The skill assessment will consist of a test on written skills, communication skills and logical reasoning).

• Personal interview.
• Academic Performance (Assessment of past performance in Class 10, Class 11/12, during the Personal Interview).

There isn't any particular cut off percentage as such. Every year the percentage for cut off changes.

The aim of the written test of JMI Entrance Exam for M.A. Mass Communication subject is to test the knowledge and aptitude of the candidate and to ascertain the fact that the applicant is suitable for the course. The question paper of Mass Communication subject is divided into two parts. Part A is based on multiple choice questions and Part B is based on descriptive questions.

In Part A, questions related to national and international political issues/personalities, General Knowledge, Film, Television and other media and Art, Literature and culture are asked. Whereas, the descriptive paper comprises of essay type long answers which reflect the candidates' critical understanding of contemporary issues and the media. This paper also evaluates candidates' skill in visualization, story-telling and their creative aptitude. Candidates qualifying the written examination and shortlistted for interview will be required to send e-portfolios.