Punjab

Chandigarh University offers different BA programmes. The course is offered in full-time mode. Some of the popular BA specialisations offered at the university are as below:

• BA Hons/ Hons with Research in Economics
• BA Hons/ Hons with Research in Journalism and Mass Communications
• BA Hons/ Hons with Research in Psychology
• BA Hons/ Hons with Research in Liberal Arts
• BA in Sports
• BA in Social Work

Yes, Chandigarh University BA admissions are open. Interested students can apply online. Students have to apply before the last date of admission. Aspirants also need to register for the CUCET exam at the university's site.

To get admission in Chandigarh University BA, students have to check the eligibility first. Eligible students can then apply online. The university offers seats through CUCET basis. Selected students have to pay the admission fees to complete the process.

Yes, the Applicant must keep Punjab Resident civil category certificate ready at the time of reporting to the college, failing which admission will not be granted.

Guru Nanak Dev University Amritsar is a affiliating university. GNDU holds the NAAC A+ accreditation. This is the highest grade given by NAAC to any college or university. GNDU gives many UG and PG courses to the students and is one of the best universities in the country.

Yes, Chandigarh University is a good for BTech programme. It is a reputed universities in Punjab to offer quality education to students. The university offers a BTech programme to students in several specialisations like Computer Science and Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, etc. 

No, the NIT Jalandhar PhD admissions for the June session are yet to be opened for the academic year 2026. Usually, the PhD admissions for the June session open in the month of April. The last date to apply is usually scheduled in the month of May.

Honestly speaking, 69.3% in PCM is quite low for Thapar University, even with Punjab quota.

For most BTech branches, Thapar's cut-offs (via JEE Main or 12th PCM) usually stay above 75–80%, and popular branches go much higher. With 69.3%, getting a regular BTech seat in Patiala campus is very unlikely.

That said, you might have a small chance in:

• Less demanded branches

• Later rounds / spot counselling (if seats remain)

• Non-BTech or allied programs (if you're open to alternatives)

Yes, interview is compulsory for ISB Mohali admission to almost all the courses. Students have to attend the interview rounds for final selection into the course. To know more, students have to go to the official site.

So far, ISB Mohali has released last date of admissions for few courses online. Students can apply as long as admissions are ongoing. Students can check the official site of ISB Mohali to know more.