Chandigarh University (CU) Answered Questions

First of all, let me clarify that Chandigarh University Psychology students are not subject to any particular, stringent attendance policies or regulations.  I understand that attendance must be at least 75%. You will not be permitted to take exams even if you are an excellent student if you have poor attendance. Because they didn't take this seriously, I witnessed a few students struggle. Regular attendance at classes is therefore always preferable. It protects you from last-minute stress and keeps you up to date on assignments, studio sessions, and practical work—all of which are crucial for the fine arts. Because fine arts is more about practice than theory, regular attendance also enhances learning.

As far as I know, subjects taught in BA Journalism and Mass Communication at Chandigarh University is: Basics of JournalismMass Communication TheoriesNews Reporting and EditingRadio and TV ProductionDigital Media and Content WritingPhotography and VideographyPublic Relations and AdvertisingMedia Laws and EthicsFilm StudiesEvent ManagementAnchoring and Voiceover

Candigarh University offers many choices in CSE, not just the regular Computer Science program. Students can pick specialisations in trending fields like Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Data Science, Cyber Security, Cloud Computing, Blockchain, Robotics & AI, Internet of Things (IoT), and Full Stack Development. These programs are co-designed with industry leaders like IBM, Microsoft, Virtusa, and Oracle, so the course content stays updated with the latest technology. Each specialisation also comes with certification opportunities and hands-on training in dedicated labs. For example, in CSE with AI & ML, students work on real datasets using Python and TensorFlow, while in Cloud Computing, they get exposure to AWS and Azure platforms. The idea is that students don't just study traditional CSE but also get skills that directly match industry jobs.

For MCA in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at Chandigarh University, you must have a graduation degree like BCA, B.Sc (IT/CS), B.Tech, or even B.Com/BA if you had Maths in school or college. You need at least 50% marks (less for reserved category). The admission is mainly through CUCET exam. You just apply online, pay the fee, and choose a date for the test. If you do well, you can also get a scholarship. After clearing the test, CU will call you for counseling and confirm your seat. The process is simple and doesn't take long.

Chandigarh University gives options like BBA LLB and B.Com LLB. Admission is very simple. A student needs to pass 10+2 in any stream with at least 55% marks from a recognised board. After that, apply for the course on the university website. There is an entrance exam and also direct admission based on merit. The programme runs for 5 years as it is integrated. The fee is near INR 1,01,000 per semester. Extra fee like examination (INR 2500) and security (INR 2000 one time) is also there. Students should keep documents ready like mark sheets, ID proof, photos. 

Chandigarh University is a solied choice for pursuing LLB because it is approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI) and provides a modern, industry-focused curriculum. Students get exposure to corporate law, constitutional law, criminal law, IPR, cyber law, and more. There are facilities like moot court halls, legal research labs, and a dedicated law library. Internships are a strong point since CU has tie-ups with senior advocates, law firms, and government offices. The University Centre for Management Cell (UCMC) also ensures students build soft skills and practical knowledge. Along with that, CU organizes regular visits to the Punjab & Haryana High Courst, Supreme Court, and even Parliament, which helps students understand real court proceedings. With experienced faculty, interactive moot courts, and opportunities for internships across India, CU makes LLB not just about academics but also about career readiness in the legal field.

Every university has pros and cons, it depends upon what you are seeing. I think there are no cons, there are only pros. The department has big labs like Microsoft Innovation Centre, IBM Software Lab, and robotics center. Students get chance to work on real projects and attend hackathons. There are many options in CSE like AI, ML, Cyber Security, and Cloud. From 4th semester, electives open for students. Placements are also a strong point. Many big companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Google visit the campus. The course is accredited, which makes the degree globally accepted. So overall, CSE here gives modern learning with some challenges of pressure and crowd.