M.Sc. in Geography 

at CRSU, Jind

The university offers more than 50 full-time UG/ PG courses. CRSU admission process for the courses varies depending on the mode and course level. MDU offers courses in different streams such as Science, Law, Business & Management Studies, Teaching & Education, etc. The admission process for these courses can either be entrance or merit based. Candidates can learn more about the courses on offer through the official website of the university. 

No, it is not hard to get admission at Chaudhary Ranbir Singh University. CRSU was formerly known as Kurukshetra University Post Graduate Regional Centre and, was established in 2014 by the Government of Haryana. The University is recognised by the UGC and is a member of the Association of Indian Universities. The admission is based on merit and entrance exams. The university accepts national-level entrance exams such as CUET PG, MAT, and others.

No, candidates cannot get direct admission to CRSU. Admission to a lot of courses is done through entrance exams or on the basis of merit. The university conducts an entrance exam to shortlist candidates for MA, MBA, etc. However, for a few courses, admission is merit-based. Candidates must fill out the forms for entrance and for the course seperately depending upon the requirement of the course.

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Candidates wishing to apply to the courses at CRSU must follow the given application process: 

Step 1: Visit the official website of the university. 

Step 2: Fill out the pplication form with accurate personal and academic details. 

Syep 3: Pay the application fee of INR 500 to successfully register. 

Candidates who have paid the application form fee are only considered for the admission process.

CRSU invites companies through mail and if the companies are interested they revert. Then the students register themselves for the placement and then both the company and CRSU placement cell conduct counselling for the students then a pre-placement talk is there with the students of the university the interview happens and the qualified students are selected. The highest package offered was Rs 8 LPA last year and the top companies visiting the campus were Tata Motors, ICICI Bank, Pepsico etc. The average package offered by these companies was INR 4 lpa.

The top companies that take part in the placement drive at Chaudhary Ranbir Singh University are:

TCS- Tata Consultancy Services is a global provider of IT consulting and services.

Wipro- Wipro is an international firm that offers IT, consulting, and business process services.

IBM- IBM is a global technology company that is also a top recruiter at CRSU.

Infosys- It is a global company based in India that offers services in business consulting, information technology, and outsourcing.

HCL- It is a leading employer at CRSU is the Indian multinational IT services firm HCL Technologies.

Tech Mahindra- It is a multinational technology corporation based in India that offers commercial, digital, and IT solutions.

Yes, the student can get a seat with the minimum cutoff for the course in CRSU.  After giving CBSE 12th and HBSE 12th marks are only considered. There is as such no minimum cutoff or any entrance exam which is considered. And students should check the cutoff before taking admission because the cutoff keeps changing every year. The placement rate recorded at at Chaudhary Ranbir Singh University was 75 to 80 percent with the highest package of INR 8 LPA. 

According to unofficial online sources, the majority of Chaudhary Ranbir Singh University alumni are working in the Education sector with a 52% share. The other top sectors that involve the majority of alumni are Research and Business Development. The table below illustrates the detailed sector-wise distribution of alumni: