Mohali

The decision to pursue an MBA at either Chandigarh University or CGC, Jhanjeri Mohali was a pivotal
moment in my academic journey. After carefully examining the options, I couldn't help but favor
Chandigarh University. What sealed the deal for me was Chandigarh University's impressive standing in
the QS World University rankings. This global recognition assured me of the institution's dedication to
providing a world-class education. The exposure and opportunities that come with being part of a globally
respected university were too tempting to resist. Another significant factor was the diverse student body at
Chandigarh University, comprising individuals from various cultural backgrounds. This diversity
promised an enriching and inclusive learning environment, which I believed would be invaluable for my
personal and professional growth. CGC, Jhanjeri Mohali, while commendable, couldn't match these
aspects. In the end, my choice was clear - Chandigarh University offered the best platform for pursuing
my MBA.

Applying to Chandigarh University as an international student is straightforward. You start by registering for the Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test (CUCET). You can do this online on the university's website. You'll need some documents, including a completed application form, a copy of your passport, academic transcripts, English language proficiency test scores (if needed), and a medical certificate. To move forward, pay the application fee of INR 10,000. After reviewing your application, if you meet the requirements, Chandigarh University will send you an official admission offer.

Accept the offer, pay the tuition fee (typically between INR 10-20 Lacs per year), and explore scholarship options for international students. Applying to Chandigarh University is a step-by-step process, and they provide support at every stage to make it accessible for international students like you.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, it's a very tough query to answer. There are different reasons. Firstly it's an institution where research in basic Science is the motto. This makes it unfit for normal recruiters. Secondly even students do not want to get placed not only after graduation but even after PG as almost every student opts for PhD. This results in very skewed ratio of just handful of students out of more than 100 getting placed. 
Frankly speaking, no one joins this place for getting job after undergraduate postgraduate or doctoral studies. Research oriented work is preferable to students. Hence many get opportunities to even work abroad as interns. 
However to give you information about placements and recruiters, I am attaching a link:-
https://www.shiksha.com/college/indian-institute-of-science-education-and-research-mohali-22265/admission
Best wishes to you.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, admissions to Indian Institute of Science Education and Research can be taken via any of the three routes, by appearing for JEE advanced examination or KVPY or through the admission test conducted by this Institute itself. You can definitely get admission in this Institute since you have scored 70% in your 12th standard while eligibility criteria for general category students is kept at 60%. Of course with 70% you cannot take JEE advanced since there the eligibility is at 75%. But you can follow the path of entrance exam conducted by this Institute. To help you further and to give you detailed information I am attaching a link below:-
https://www.shiksha.com/college/indian-institute-of-science-education-and-research-mohali-22265/admission
Best wishes to you.