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No, you don't have to take the CLAT 2026 exam to get admission in Chandigarh University. Instead, you must take the university's own entrance examination, the CUCET (Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test), which is very simple to pass. The best thing is that if you score well in CUCET, you can avail of big scholarships that help in your fee reduction. The best part is that the BA LLB Program at CU is really amazing and worth taking up. The department has  state of the art  classrooms, special law library, big auditorium, and two moot court rooms for real practice. One most distinct feature of the department is the Pro Bono Club, which is funded by the Ministry of Law and Justice.

Absolutely, meritorious JEE Main 2026 with a pretty good rank opens great opportunities at Chandigarh University. Those with good JEE ranks are entitled to merit-based scholarships awarded to a few selected students on the basis of All India Rank. As per the recent scholarship programme for the academic session of 2026–27, students with AIR up to 25,000 can achieve a 100% semester-fee scholarship while those with ranks up to 1,25,000 are considered for giving partial fee benefit. In addition, the JEE entrance-gaining students are generally considered better during the counseling, have a greater chance in high-demand branches, and qualify for industry-collaborated programs.

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Yes, the Psychology labs at Chandigarh University are generally described as well‑equipped and practical for student learning and experimentation. Here's a clear picture:

Lab Infrastructure and Equipment

Chandigarh University's psychology lab includes a range of standard experimental apparatus that help students practically study behaviour and cognitive processes, such as:

• Digital Reaction Time apparatus

• Human maze learning setup

• Depth perception tools

• Muller‑Lyer illusion apparatus

• Brightness discrimination apparatus

• Shuttle box and similar equipment for behavioural experiments
  These are typical tools used in undergraduate psychology training. 

The labs are set up for hands‑on learning, letting students conduct controlled experiments and better understand concepts beyond theory — which is important in psychology.