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Getting into BBA LLB at Chandigarh University is striaghtforward. First, you need 10+2 with 55% or more in any stream. Then you can appear for CUCET, which not only decides your admission but also gives schalorships. For instance, high scorers can get their tution fully waived, while others get partial discounts. If you do't take CUCET, CU also consider yours 12th marks for admission. After this, you fill the online form, upload your marksheet and ID documents, and pay the fee after scholarships. Once the university checks everything, your seat is confirmed. It's simple, and with scholarships available, it makes studying law much more
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The answer is very simple: it has always been worth it. Almost students dream taking admission here, not because the university is good in curriculum, but also because the university offers a top-notch quality education, a wider range of specializations and students get to learn a lot practical experience, even as per the change in demand and trends of industry, several workshops, seminars and guest lectures are also organized by the university so that students can interact with expert personalities of market and can learn from them. My review of Chandigarh University is that it is the best Educational Institute.
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Getting an 8+ CGPA in CSE looks tough but it is not if you keep a balance. The system is simple. Marks come from both internal and external exams. If you attend classes, do assignments, and prepare for midterms, half of the work is done. The rest depends on final exams.
In CSE, subjects are a mix of coding, theory, and projects. If you keep studying a little every day, it becomes easy. Consistency matters more than late-night study before an exam. Teachers also explain in detail, so listening in class saves time. Many students target an 8 CGPA and reach it because the evaluation is fair.
The main point is regular practice, not running af
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