Chandigarh University (CU) Answered Questions

If you want to take admission in the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) at Chandigarh University, the process is simple. Students from the general category need 50% marks in 10+2 (any stream) or a three-year diploma, while reserved category students get relaxation and need 45% marks. Along with this, every applicant has to appear for CUCET, the university's entrance test.The university also offers special fee concessions for defence and paramilitary families. War widows, children of war casualties, war injured or released defence personnel, their spouses and wards, and war-disabled or superannuated defence personnel get a 15% concession on yearly fees. Wards or spouses of serving and retired defence personnel get a 10% concession, and the same 10% concession is also given to wards or spouses of paramilitary forces personnel.

It doesn't really make sense to look at the NIRF 2021 rankings now, especially when it's already 2025 and the latest NIRF 2025 rankings are just around the corner. Rankings keep changing every year, so it's better to check the most recent ones for a clearer picture. If you're considering Chandigarh University, then just know that in the NIRF Rankings 2024, CU secured an impressive 20th position among all universities in India — both public and private. In specific categories, CU stood at:32nd in Engineering13th in Architecture20th in Pharmacy36th in Management And the best part is that NIRF 2025 is also coming soon and I am also sure that Chandigarh University will shine in it.

Dear reader, As a LPU student this is my perspective towards asked question.Lovely Professional University (LPU) is a great option for studying computer Science because of its expansive campus, top-notch facilities, and solid placement history with prestigious international corporations.  While all three universities provide top-notch degrees, LPU offers a cutting-edge, diversified learning environment to assist students succeed in the cutthroat IT industry.For more information kindly contact their concerned department.I hope this information helps.

Yes, yes a lot of scholarships are offered, the best and important one is Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test (CUCET). The test has four main parts. First is English, which has 15 questions. Then comes Quantitative Analysis, which has 30 questions. Next is Basic Computer Knowledge, with 25 questions. The last part is Logical Reasoning, which has 30 questions. Preparing for these topics makes the exam easy. Chandigarh University has a simple admission process. This test checks basic knowledge and thinking skills. Just focus on English, basic maths, computers, and reasoning. This is enough to crack the test.

Yes, you can get direct admission to the B.Sc. (Hons.) Hotel & Hospitality Management programme at Chandigarh University if you meet the eligibility. The requirement is simple: you need to have completed your 10+2 in any stream with at least 50% marks from a recognised board or its equivalent.The programme is designed with strong industry partnerships with top hotel chains like Marriott, Taj, Hyatt, Hilton, and Oberoi, giving students access to exclusive internships and placements worldwide. CU also offers an International Transfer Program with institutes in Switzerland, France, USA, and Canada, which means you can even study abroad.On campus, you'll get training in 5-star standard hospitality suites, restaurants, and kitchens, plus hands-on learning in production, bakery, front office, and housekeeping labs. With global exposure, mentorship from industry experts, and assured placements, this course is a strong choice for anyone passionate about hospitality.

Yes, it is really worth it. The programme is designed in a way that blends theory and practice. Students learn painting, sculpture, applied art, and graphics under trained teachers. The focus is on both traditional methods and modern ways. There are studios for hands-on learning where students can create and explore. The curriculum also covers art history, so students understand the roots of fine arts. Workshops, seminars, and internships give a chance to step into the art industry while studying. This mix of creative freedom and industry exposure makes the programme useful. 

Yes, Counselling is required for admission to B.E. (Hons.) in CSE (Cyber Security) at Chandigarh University. To be eligible, you must have completed 10+2 with Physics & Mathematics as compulsory subjects, along with one of chemistry, Biotechnology, Computer Science, Biology, Informatics Practice, or IT, with at least 60% aggregate marks. CU conducts counselling to verify eligibility, guide students through seat allocation, and help with fee submission and document verification. Attending counseliing ensures that your application is processed correctly and you secure your seat in this specialised program. 

programme-qna-11896708 No, direct admission is not possible for the MBA in Fintech programme at Chandigarh University. You must appear for CUCEt (Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test) to be eligible. However, if you perform well in CUCEt or other national-level exams like CAT, MAT, CMAT, ATMA, or XAT, you can get a scholarship, which effectively reduces your fees and makes admission easier under the Scholarship Scheme for MBA Students.Scholarship Highlights:CAT Topper: >80% – 50% semester fee waiver; 75–79.99% – 25% waiver; 70–74.99% – 10% waiver.MAT/CMAT/ATMA/XAT Topper: >90% – 25% waiver; 85–89.99% – 20% waiver.Seats under scheme: Maximum 10% of total intake per course.The MBA-Fintech programme is a 2-year full-time course in collaboration with NSE Academy, designed to build skilled professionals in Financial Technology, Big Data Analytics, and AI, with strong industry relevance and global-standard curriculum.

A bachelor's degree with not less than 50% marks is the primary requirement for an applicant to gain direct admission into the MBA at Chandigarh University; hence, it is eligible for students from arts, commerce, engineering, and science, as well as other professionals like CA, ICWA, and CS graduates. The programme does not restrict applicants according to stream. However, candidates need to have studied Mathematics, Statistics, or Quantitative Techniques at the senior secondary (10+2) level or graduation level to be able to take on the technical modules for an MBA in Business Analytics or Data Science & AI. For all other MBAs, such as Digital Marketing, Banking & Finance, HR, Supply Chain, or FinTech, your stream doesn't matter as long as you've met the minimum of 50% marks. Thus, direct admission is flexible and open to applicants from varied academic backgrounds.

Yes, you can take direct admission into the MCA programme at Chandigarh University if you meet the basic eligibility criteria.You should have a Bachelor's degree like BCA, B.Sc. (CS/IT), B.E./B.Tech. (CSE/IT), or even any other graduation (B.Sc., B.Com., B.A., etc.) with Maths, Business Mathematics, Programming, or Statistics at either the 12th level or during graduation.You need at least 50% aggregate marks in your qualifying degree.If you don't have a Mathematics background, CU will provide a 3-credit bridge course in Mathematics.If you don't have a Computer Science background, you'll get a bridge course in Problem Solving.So yes, direct admission is possible, and CU also makes sure students from non-Math or non-CS backgrounds can catch up easily through bridge courses.