MBA/PGDM

The MBA in Business Analytics offered with IBM at Chandigarh University is an excellent choice for individuals who genuinely want to work in data-driven management. I have witnessed students engage in hands-on work instead of static theory - students are using tools like python, R and Tableau to manage real-time datasets; students are actually learning from IBM experts in workshops. The most important part is that the course content is constantly adapting to today's needs within the industry and this helps a lot with placements. Plus, I think that the 'IBM' tag adds credibility to your resume. The programme is definitely more practical and geared for a career than a traditional MBA program.

Yes, MBA students at Chandigarh University actively work on live projects and business case studies throughout their course. The university strongly believes in experiential learning—learning by doing. Every semester includes case studies from real companies, discussions, and problem-solving sessions that help students develop critical thinking and decision-making skills. These projects expose students to real business challenges and make them think like professionals. The university also organizes national-level project expos and entrepreneurship events like Campus Tank, where students can present their business ideas and get feedback from experts. This kind of learning goes far beyond theory—it helps students gain confidence, improve communication, and understand how to apply classroom knowledge in real situations. It's one of the reasons why MBA students at Chandigarh University develop such strong analytical and practical skills.

Yes, Chandigarh University offers great exposure to MBA students through conferences, competitions, and live case studies.

Every semester many events are conducted where students can share their business ideas, marketing plans, and startup proposals in front of industry professionals. This university also has partnerships with organizations like Harvard Business Publishing Education which offers students opportunities to learn using real-world business case studies and simulations.

On top of that, the business school hosts National Case Study Competitions, Entrepreneurship Summits, and Management Fests, where students get the opportunity to solve real business problems. Faculty also encourage students to participate in inter-college competitions and internships to give students practical experience. 

Yes, the MBA programme at Chandigarh University is AICTE approved which indicates that the programme adheres to academic and professional standards as established by the All India Council for Technical Education. In other words, the programme demonstrates national quality in academic rigor, curriculum, laboratory and faculty credentials. The undergraduate and graduation MBA programme also bars additional emphasis on practical exposure, like internships, live projects and case studies to provide a well-rounded educational experience. In addition to achieving AICTE approval, The University is also NAAC A+ accredited which adds value to having an AICTE approved degree. If you are thinking of transitioning into an MBA program, Chandigarh University's programme can be one to consider for your MBA. 

MBA of international business at Chandigarh University offers an excellent option, especially given the institution's wider global linkages, superior exposure and the opportunity of dual specializations such as IB+data or IB+ Enterpreneurship. The focus of teh programme is more towards real learnning through such things as market trends and cross cultural skills. The presence of incredible companies liek Crescendo Global Leadership Hiring India Private Limited, Asian Paints Pvt Ltd. Geojit Financial Services Ltd etc. for placements adds to teh credibility factor. If worldwide exposure is important for you tehn CU can be a better option. Just go through teh course details and check what suits you.

Chandigarh University features over 500 global relationships with universities based in 100+ different countries. 

These relationships include semester-exchanges, dual-degree programs, international internships and study abroad options in the USA, UK, Canada, Australia and Europe. 

Consequently, for MBA students, it means gaining global exposure, credit-transfer opportunities, and even reduced tuition when studying in foreign countries through the International Transfer Programs. 

At last I feel for an MBA student wanting international exposure to academia and international partnerships, Chandigarh University's foreign-tie portfolio is formidable and offers students a lot of opportunity.