Chandigarh University (CU) Answered Questions

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.

Though the university is recognised as a top institution in engineering education, and with quite a uptake with regards to placements, there have been efforts, and keep on putting efforts, by the university, to connect students with such prestigious employers within the country and around the globe. Some of the multinational companies that throw lucrative packages include Hewlett Packard, Google, Microsoft, Accenture, Deloitte, Amazon, IBM, and SAP Labs, Samsung, Reliance Industries and Godrej, among a large list of MNCs that recruit students from the university. It has a fairly large number of placements and some very good packages as well, one student securing an astonishing international package of Rs. 1.7 crore rupees, while domestic offers have also nicely crossed the impressive figure of Rs. 54.75 Lacs per annum. These are indicative not only of the quality of education and skills gained, but also of the successful collaborations built with the topmost companies.

As far as I know, subjects which are taught in Psychology programme at Chandigarh University are: Biological Basis of Behaviour, Academic Writing in Psychology, Spirituality, Mythology and Yoga Psychology, Personality and Self Theories, and Psychology of Social Media. As students move ahead, they study Applied Social Psychology, Experimental Psychology, Music and Dance Psychology, Media Psychology, Consumer Psychology and Advertising, Communication Skill, and Design Thinking and Creativity for Innovation. The course also adds Basics of Statistics, Guidance and Counselling, Ethics in Psychology, Sports Psychology, Organisational Psychology, Artificial Intelligence and Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Psychological First Aid, Educational Psychology, and Workplace Behaviour and Cultural Influences, etc. 

Yes, several design studios and art companies actively hire Fine Arts graduates from Chandigarh University. Students trained here have joined creative hubs that focus on product photography, branding, and animation. Studios look for artists who can adapt traditional art into digital platforms, and CU students are well-prepared for this. For instance, companies involved in packaging design and visual identity have taken graduates as junior designers and creative assistants. The university's exposure through exhibitions and campus showcases helps students display their portfolios directly to hiring organizations. With specialised training in both modern software and classical techniques, Fine Arts graduates stand out in the competitive art market. These connections also lead to opportunities in set design, visual merchandising, and independent art studios. Many recruiters prefer CU students because they've already practiced in industry-like studios during their coursework, making them comfortable in professional environments from day one.

You can definitely trust Chandigarh University's NIRF rank for Architecture if you are thinking of taking admission in this university… In the NIRF 2025 rankings, CU got the 14th position in India, showing national-level recognition. Among private universities, the university is ranked 2nd in India and the No. 1 private architecture institute in Punjab and North India. This is the youngest university to get so much recognition. It is definitely doing something great in terms of providing education.

Yes, yes why not Chandigarh University is the bestest place to study cloud computing. The university offers a programme where students get knowledge of cloud platforms like AWS and Google Cloud. The course is designed in a way that students study basics like virtualization, storage and security and also advanced areas like serverless and DevOps.The university also connects students with AWS Academy. This gives them access to practice labs, training, and global level certifications. Students also work on projects, hackathons and industry internships. Cloud computing is used in fields like healthcare, banking and retail so demand is high. CU prepares learners to enter this fast growing field with practical knowledge and exposure. It is a good choice for those who want to make career in cloud computing.

Chandigarh University in 2025 got scores in five key areas.In Teaching, Learning & Resources (TLR) it scored 65.11, rank 91. In Research & Professional Practice (RP), score 49.13, rank 16. In Graduation Outcomes (GO), score 78.05, rank 43. In Outreach & Inclusivity (OI), score 74.25, rank 17. In Perception (PR), score 39.74, rank 30.

Chandigarh University has shown a steady rise in its NIRF rankings, and yes, it is now very close to entering the top 25 in overall performance. In the university category, CU is ranked 19th in 2025, compared to 20th in 2024 and 27th in 2023. This consistent climb highlights the university's improvement in teaching quality, placements, research, and industry collaborations. For a university that started in 2012, moving this quickly up the NIRF ladder is no small achievement. The 19th spot among all universities (government and private) shows CU is now competing directly with some of the country's top institutions. If it maintains this pace, entering the top 15–25 range across multiple categories looks very achievable in the coming years.