Central University of Punjab Latest News & Notifications 2026 ,Punjab - Other

Placements: B.Sc. B.Ed. course is not for placements basically, it gives us opportunities towards the teaching line, and it provides a variety of job opportunities. In our batch, a total of 48 students were admitted, and out of those 48, all are now in the 2nd year of B.Sc.B.Ed.

Placements: Our university offered approximately 70 percent placements. The major recruitment agencies included NITI Aayog, WTO, and Oxfam, etc. Students with a CGPA ranging from 8.5 to 9.5 were eligible for internships. The average salary was between 10 and 12 LPA. The top positions available included Civil Servants, Diploma holders, and so on.

Placements: Everything is well-organized on the campus. In my course, there are no placements, but in some courses, there are placement offers, like agriculture or food technology. The campus placements for those courses are good, and internships are also there. Students get good packages.

Placements: At least 25% of students get placed, and the highest package is 8 LPA along with HRA. Around 75% of students get internships at different institutions in India. Roles offered in our course are assistant professor, biochemistry analyst, industrial work, etc.

Placements: English placements were fairly good. No positions were available in Chemistry, Physics, or any other field. The average starting wage was between 10 LPA and 12 LPA, the minimum was between 2 LPA and 5 LPA, and the maximum was over 15 LPA. Students were losing good agreement after passing the third quarter M.A. with a score of over 92%. Higher-level positions included teacher, secretary, and so forth.

Placements: Placements are something that is lacking in the CUP. There are only few departments that are offering placements and all others don't have any placements. Most of the private companies are associated with the placement cell of CUP and still it needs improvement. There are no placements for the department of Geology.