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It is possible. Journalism students from Chandigarh University can also apply for the Walt Disney Cultural Program. The programme is designed for students of different streams. It is more about skills, discipline, and readiness than just the course.
To join, students must maintain good CGPA and attendance. Some universities ask for minimum marks or semester completion before you apply. After that, there is a selection round where Disney team may take interview. Along with this, university also guides students about the steps. If you stay active in your Journalism projects and practical work, it makes your profile stronger.
So yes, even as a Journalism student, you have chance to join. It is all about meeting the conditions and showing interest in culture and work exchange.

Honestly, the Journalism and Mass Communication course at Chandigarh University is very practical. You spend most of your time working on real projects—creating news reports, shooting videos, editing, running radio shows, and managing digital content. The labs and studio sessions let you experience what it's like to work in actual media environments. Theory is there, like media ethics or communication principles, but it mainly supports your practical work. The internships and live projects with media organizations give you hands-on experience and help build a strong portfolio, which is crucial for placements. By the time you graduate, you're not just familiar with concepts—you've actually done the work, which makes entering a newsroom or digital media firm much easier and less intimidating.

Yes, Chandigarh University is the best option the university is really growing so fast it has achieved many rankings and recognition the faculty at CU is highly supportive. They guide students in academics, internships and career planning ensuring they are industry ready the university has modern classrooms and labs to a fully equipped library they even have advanced research centers and partnerships with top companies. Not just this the campus also provides excellent healthcare services, world class sports arenas great hostel accommodations and multiple food outlets. 
Not only this, the university has so many clubs and you can get into music, dance, drama, art and more. The facilities are awesome, with modern hostels, good food, healthcare, buses and all sorts of shops on campus.

Working with top news channels after completing Media Studies at Chandigarh University is achievable but it depends on effort and experience. CU gives students access to professional labs, industry projects and internships that build hands on skills in journalism, editing and digital content. These experiences make your resume stronger and help you understand the media world practically. While CU provides guidance placements in big national channels are competitive so students need to actively network, participate in workshops, and maybe even freelance or create content on digital platforms. With dedication the programme gives you the skills, exposure, and confidence to compete for roles in top news organizations but getting there will require initiative and persistence alongside your degree.

Every student dreams of a stage, and here the stage is a radio. Radio Punjab 90.0 at Chandigarh University gives that stage in a very direct way. It is a place where classroom knowledge turns into practice. Students join daily programs, plan content, and sometimes host live sessions. The setup includes recording studios and broadcast room, so they see how media runs from inside. The work is not only about talking, but also about writing scripts, editing audio, and learning discipline of timing. It teaches them patience and also builds their confidence slowly. Many use this platform to try creative ideas and some even address social issues

SBI and Tally are integral to the placement success for MBA students specializing in Banking and Financial Engineering from Chandigarh University. SBI provides practical exposure to banking operations, financial modeling, and risk analysis, allowing students to gain real-world experience and understand the business needs of the workforce. Tally provides practical training on the accounting software used by recruiting companies in India. Certification by SBI and Tally helps enhance a resume and increases employer confidence in a student. Live projects and case studies guided by the team from SBI help bridge classroom learning with industry needs. Together, this combination of situational knowledge in banking and the technical skills developed in accounting represents a job-ready graduate that many employers are looking for, including HDFC, Deloitte, and ICICI.