MBA/PGDM

My time at Chandigarh University was truly transformative.The campus is modern and well-equipped, and the MBA programme in International Business offers dual specializations that prepare students for real-world challenges.I chose International Business+Finance, which gave me strong insights into global markets and financial strategies.

CU has excellence placement support.Many multinational companies visit for recruitment, and students often secure roles in consulting, financial, and e-commerce. With a focus on leadership, soft skills, and practical experience, the MBA programme equips graduates for rewarding careers.I would definitely recommend Chandigarh University for its quality education and strong industry opportunities.

If you get admission for an MBA course in a private college through PGCET (Karnataka Post Graduate Common Entrance Test), the fees will be charged as per government-approved PGCET quota.

Generally:

• Government/University colleges: Around Rs 55,000 – Rs 70,000 per year.
• Private colleges (PGCET quota): Around Rs 1,00,000 – Rs 1,50,000 per year, depending on the college.
• Management quota (direct admission): Much higher, usually Rs 2.5 – Rs 5 Lacs per year or more, depending on reputation.

So, if you secure admission through PGCET counseling in a private college, you will pay the lower government-fixed fees (around Rs 1 – 1.5 Lacs per year), not the high management quota fee.

Here's how the dress code works for MBA International Business students at CU:

• Regular Classes: Smart-casual is acceptable—shirts, trousers, and clean shoes work well.

• Presentations & Corporate Events: Formal attire like blazers, suits, and ties is recommended.

• Guest Lectures & Workshops: Dressing professionally is encouraged to make a good impression.

• Campus Culture: The university promotes professionalism but also gives freedom for comfort in day-to-day classes.

• Purpose: The flexible dress approach helps students adapt to both casual learning environments and professional corporate settings.
  This balance makes it easy to feel comfortable while also learning to present yourself professionally when needed.

Yes, Chandigarh University is great for MBA and placement at Chandigarh University has been improving every year. Students get exposure to both Indian and global companies. Some of the well-known names like Amazon, Deloitte, Federal Bank, and ITC recruit from the campus. The highest packages have touched nearly 28 LPA for international offers, while domestic offers are also strong, going above 20 LPA. Many companies offer in the range of 5–10 LPA, which is a decent start for fresh MBA graduates. Apart from salary, the number of companies visiting is also large, giving students wider chances. The university organizes placement training programs before the drive, which helps students gain confidence. 

When it comes to MBA placements, students look for exposure, variety, and pay scale. Chandigarh University tries to bring all these together during its placement season. Every year, hundreds of recruiters visit, from multinational companies to Indian corporates. The top domestic packages cross 20+ LPA, while international offers can go even higher. The average package usually lies around 7–8 LPA, with many students also receiving multiple offers. Roles in Finance, HR, Marketing, Business Analytics, and Operations are offered in large numbers. Banking and consulting firms show strong interest, while IT companies also recruit management graduates for business roles.