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Chandigarh University cutoff 2024 is based on several entrance exams for admission to BE/ BTech/ BA and PG Diploma courses at the UG and PG levels. Candidates seeking admission can check out the sections below to view the year-wise cutoff trends. A few more updates are below:

NATA Result 2024 has been released for admission to the BArch course.
The GPAT 2024 result for admission to the MPharma course has been announced. Candidates can log in and check their results through the official website.

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Chandigarh University (CU) NCHMCT JEE Cut Off 2025
- Chandigarh University Cutoff 2022 Year-Wise Comparison 2022, 2021
- Chandigarh University 2022 Cutoff Year-Wise PDF Download
Chandigarh University (CU) Student Reviews
Chandigarh University Cutoff FAQs

Chandigarh University (CU)
NCHMCT JEE Cut Off 2025

Chandigarh University Cutoff 2022 Year-Wise Comparison 2022, 2021

Chandigarh University admission to B.Sc. in Hotel and Hospitality Management was initially offered through NCHMCT JEE. In 2022, The counselling was held up to three rounds for admission. The closing rank for B.Sc. in Hotel and Hospitality Management was 10382 in 2022 whereas it was 11198 in 2021. Chandigarh University admission 2023 to BSc HHM will now be through CUCET scores, which is a university-level entrance exam. Candidates seeking admission to BSc HHM must apply for the entrance exam befo

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NCHMCT JEE Last Round Closing Rank (General-All India)

Course	2021	2022
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Hotel and Hospitality Management	11198	10382

Chandigarh University 2022 Cutoff Year-Wise PDF Download

NCHMCT JEE Counselling 2022 was held in three rounds for Chandigarh University admissions to BSc in Hotel and Hospitality Management. NCHMCT JEE counselling results are released for various categories, including Open, OBC, ST, SC, EWS, OBC-NCL and more. Candidates can check the round-wise consolidated lists for Chandigarh University BSc course for the years 2022 and 2021 in the table below:

Chandigarh University (CU) NCHMCT JEE Counselling Rounds

Rounds	2021	2022
Round 1	PDF	PDF
Round 2	PDF	PDF
Round 3	PDF	– / –

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Q: What is the schedule for CUCET cutoff 2024?

CUCET cutoff 2024 will be released after the scores are out. CUCET Phase 1 registrations are and shall conclude in May, whereas the CUCET Phase 2 process will start in Jun 2024. Tabulated below are the latest schedule for CUCET cutoff 2024:

Dates	Upcoming Dates
20 Oct '23 - 30 May '24	CUCET 2024 Application Form Dates - Phase 1
20 Oct '23 - 31 May '24	CUCET 2024 Exam Dates - Phase 1
Jun '24	CUCET 2024 Exam Dates - Phase 2
Jun '24	CUCET 2024 Application Form - Phase 2

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Q: What is the CUCET Counselling process for Chandigarh University?

Chandigarh University admissions 2024 to BParma, MPharma, BA LLB and LLM is based on CUCET Counselling 2024. Mentioned below is the step-wise process for Chandigarh University CUCET Counselling:

Step 1: Once the candidates are qualified as per CUCET eligibility criteria, they need to prepare and upload Statement of Purpose (SOP).

Step 2: Submit fee if INR 10,000

Step 3: Appear before the university for counselling and personal interaction as per the counselling schedule

Step 4: The final results will be declared on the basis of Counselling, CUCET Score, SOP and Personal Interaction.

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Q: What is the registration process for CUCET exam?

Mentioned below is the step-wise registration process for CUCET exam:

Step 1: Visit CUCET website for registration.

Step 2: Register on CUCET registration page to create the candidates profile.

Step 3: Once the registration is done, candidates will receive confirmation message through SMS or Email.

Step 4: Pay registration fee of INR 1000.

Step 5: Fill the required details and choose CUCET exam date available in drop down.

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B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2024

5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

A campus that feels like a home.

Placements: Placements here are amazing. Last year, a senior from my course got placed at Amazon with a very good package. The placement team is super helpful. They helped me with mock interviews. I feel confident. I will land a good job also. I don't think that there is any private university in North India matching the level of Chandigarh University.

Infrastructure: The campus is way better than I expected. Our classrooms are modern. Our labs from my course are better. There is a gym. Sports are very good. There are the best food joints and vibes. We have the best events like hackathons and tech invents. There are great tech giants joining for placement drives.

Faculty: The curriculum is very practical. We get to work on live projects and internships, which is so much better than just reading theory. Our teachers are approachable and make sure we understand concepts. We get great learning experiences. They are highly professional.

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Payal

B.E. in Information Technology - Batch of 2026

1.8

3Placements3Infrastructure1Faculty1Crowd & Campus Life1Value for Money

My painful college experience.

Placements: For placements, our college is good. Companies come to my college from March to April. It doesn't provide 100% placements. They will debar some students from placement drives if they do silly things. This is how our college is going. We are scared even to talk in class.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure-wise, the college is decent. The block which I am studying or my classes are going on is decent. Other blocks like D Block are good. It has many facilities. Basically, D Block is made for foreign students and specialisation students. The hostel is good. The mess food is decent.

Faculty: Faculty members are not very good. They just come to read PPTs and go. Some of them don't even know how to teach programming languages. They teach us subjects which are not of any use. They teach us banking and commerce in bachelors of engineering.

Other: There is so much crowd in my college. College life is so boring. Classes start from 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM. After that, most of the students get exhausted and go to their flats, PGs, and homes. According to me, college and life both are so boring.

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B.E. in Electronics and Communication Engineering - Batch of 2025

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Short review of Chandigarh University.

Placements: The placement here is a scam. We were all promised good placements in our fields, but all the roles are for Computer Science students, and we just get to sit in. We are not allowed to get internships from outside the college, and the college provides very few internship opportunities.

Infrastructure: The classrooms are on the 11th floor, and we are not allowed to use any lifts. The Wi-Fi on campus barely works. The food in the hostel is subpar. You will get tired of it after some time and won't be able to consume it any further. In the summers, the hostel is really warm.

Faculty: The curriculum is very theoretical. It doesn't focus on students' practical knowledge. The faculty is just busy finishing the syllabus rather than focusing on teaching the core concepts of the subject. The exams are fairly easy. You just need to read about the topic and should be able to rephrase the answers to make them lengthy.

Other: My university really needs to do something to manage the population of the university. They literally have unlimited seats, so crowding is a big problem here.

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Very interesting and different experience.

Placements: There are a sufficient number of students in this course. The highest average package offered is 18 lakhs per annum, and the lowest is 6 lakhs per annum in sales companies. Companies like Zomato, EazyDiner, and many more sales companies recruit from here. 60 percent of the total students get placed every year. Extra-curricular skills of research and personality development, other than academics, are taught in this course.

Infrastructure: Good labs for practicals and experiments are provided. There are separate labs for characterization in the research field. Good classes with proper ventilation are available. Wi-Fi is available. A separate library for the Physics department is available with updated books. A cafe is present in the department, and also the ground for playing. A dispensary is provided around the corners for health checkups in any situation.

Faculty: The teaching staff is very hardworking and supportive, providing proper notes and guidance. They have a very friendly nature and try to motivate everyone with extra mentoring sessions. Proper and important subjects are included in the curriculum, and proper specialization is given in the last semester with a dissertation. Exams are good, with a combination of 40 percent for internals and 60 percent for externals. The pass percentage depends on the relative marks of the average score of the whole class.

Other: The course is very beneficial to serve in different fields and can provide many opportunities both in the corporate and public sectors. The course could involve more workshops. Different events that involve celebrities and entertainment activities are held. The campus surroundings are safe and very social.

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Chandigarh University Review.

Placements: There are around 5000 students who opted to take placements from the college in CSE, but out of them, according to January 2025, half of them have been placed. Most of them are in service-based companies, sales, and got offers from mass recruiters. Product-based companies are very few in number.

Infrastructure: The course is not well-structured, but classes have Wi-Fi, and the infrastructure is very brilliant. But for CSE, classes felt congested in summers, and the crowd is too much. Apart from the mentioned working area, the university has various food courts, libraries, and parks.

Faculty: The faculty is not much interested in students' development, and of course, exceptions are there. But the curriculum is much stricter than it used to be earlier. They don't allow the use of laptops during class. Exams are comparatively very easy, and you can clear them by studying one night before the exam.

Other: The university is very crowded; you will never see its campus empty any time of the day. Fests happen regularly with some good guests from Bollywood.

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Low placements, underqualified teachers, and less value for money.

Placements: The situation with placements at the moment is dire. With too many students vying for limited opportunities, only 27% (approximately) of total students have been placed till now. Compounding the issue, some companies have blacklisted the institution altogether, making it more difficult for students to get placed. So far, a total of students have been placed. It is a worrying possibility since the loss of the companies would bring even more uncertainty to an already unstable environment.

Infrastructure: The institution has a strong foundation with good infrastructure, spacious classrooms, and ample labs. One of the main benefits is the composed and beautiful surroundings. Food options are plentiful, with numerous shops around campus. Still, there are drawbacks as well. The internet connectivity in labs is adequate, and the lab computers themselves require maintenance. Additionally, ongoing construction creates dust problems, and the large student population can lead to overcrowding and a feeling of constant rush. While the newly built libraries are impressive, they are cramped, have limited seating, and are in need of renovation. Unfortunately, the security guards seem to lack manners. Hostel life presents its own challenges. Rooms are typically shared by 3–4 students, though the boys' hostel appears to be in better condition than the girls'. The food quality is terrible; everything tastes the same and is repeated. Also, hostel curfews create unnecessary hardships, with girls having reasonably early curfews compared to the boys. There is no such thing as privacy. Finally, the wardens have a harsh attitude and are very rude.

Faculty: Despite a large number of faculty members, the quality of instruction varies greatly. While some professors are excellent, others seem underqualified, lacking subject expertise, and assigned subjects are outside their areas of study. The curriculum itself is somewhat average in quality, and students are overloaded with irrelevant subjects. Even BBA students, for example, are forced to study Python or some other coding languages. Exams, though not very difficult, come with their own set of problems. They adhere to the syllabus itself, but the semester feels too rushed, often compressing a 6-month semester into a 3.5–4-month term. Students are constantly bombarded with tests due to this intense schedule: MST 1, MST practical in a week, MST 2 a week or two later, and final practical and exams in just 2-3 weeks. Students barely have time to relax, engage in extracurricular activities, or even just breathe in between these tests because of this constant testing schedule. To top it all off, the course load is further burdened by unnecessary practical files, assignments, quizzes, MOOCs, VAC (Value Added Course), open electives, and mini projects alongside regular projects.

Other: Being a B.E. CSE student since 2020, I came in expecting a program heavy on practical application and less on theory, but the reality has been otherwise. The daily grind of 9:30 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. classes with a necessary 75% attendance is really exhausting. Many lectures lack inspiration, failing to arouse enthusiasm for the subject. Even lab classes, which ought to be filled with practical experience, leave us idly sitting for two whole hours. The strict 9:25 am GATE closure adds another layer of stress to our morning. However, there is one bright spot: the institution often hosts festivals and events that provide a welcome break from the academic routine, even if they come with their own set of experiences.

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Chandigarh University Cutoff FAQs

Q: Is there any cutoff for Chandigarh University?

Chandigarh University offers admission to various UG and PG courses through CUCET scores. Candidates seeking Chandigarh University admission 2023 must appear for CUCET by registering themselves on the official website at cucet.cuchd.in. For the final selection, Chandigarh University will release the final result in form of merit list having names of the student basis CUCET scores. For more information regarding Chandigarh University cutoff, click here. Chandigarh University offers the below mentioned courses through CUCET on mandatory basis:

BE
BPharm
Pharm D
MPharma (Pharmaceutics)
MPharma (Pharmacology)
MPharma (Industrial Pharmacy)
MPharma (Pharmaceutical Chemistry)
MBA
Integrated Law programs, including BA LLB, BBA LLB and BCom LLB
Integrated Law (LLM)

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Q: Does Chandigarh University accept CUET scores?

Chandigarh University admissions 2023 to various UG and PG courses is based on CUCET scores. CUCET stands for Chandigarh University Common Entrance Test. CUCET is a National level online entrance test conducted by Chandigarh University. Candidates who wish to apply to courses BE (Bachelor of Engineering), BPharma, DPharm, MPharma (Pharmaceutics), MPharma (Pharmacology), MPharma (Industrial Pharmacy), MPharma (Pharmaceutical Chemistry), MBA, Integrated Law programs (BA LLB, BBA LLB, BCom LLB) and Integrated Law (LLM) must compulsorily appear for the entrance exam. Hence, Chandigarh University accepts CUCET scores and not CUET scores, which is completely different from CUCET.

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Q: Are merit marks mentioned on Chandigarh University merit list?

The merit lists released by Chandigarh University have the following details:

Form number
Name of the programme
Name of the candidate
Father's name
DOB
Secured percentage
Category

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Q: What are the documents required during Chandigarh University counselling process?

Chandigarh University offers admission through CUCET scores followed by the release of merit list/ lists. Candidates seeking Chandigarh University admission 2023 must produce the following documents before the university for final offers:

Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheet
UG mark sheet (if applicable)
PG mark sheet (if applicable)
Date of birth certificate
Passport-size photograph
Transfer certificate
Character certificate

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Chandigarh University (CU) offers an MBA programme with a total of 180 seats, making it a great option for students aiming to pursue management studies.

The admission is based on meeting the eligibility criteria, which includes having at least 50% marks in graduation and a valid score in the CUCET ex

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What is the eligibility for admission to various courses at Chandigarh University?

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The eligibility criteria for admission to various courses at Chandigarh University vary depending on the programme you are applying for.

For Understanding (UG) programs, like B.E., you must have completed 12th grade with Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry/Biology/Computer Science, securing at least

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Why does Chandigarh University only take people who were born in 2004 and below?

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Hi friend. That is not true. Chandigarh University doesn't care when you were born. They focus on whether you have the academic qualifications for the programme you want to study. This means things like your grades, entrance exam scores if required, and other relevant academic experience. As long as

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I want to know about the latest cutoff information for B.Sc. in Biotechnology at Chandigarh University.

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The latest cutoff information for the B.Sc. in Biotechnology program at Chandigarh University indicates that candidates should have passed the 10+2 examination with at least 50% marks in aggregate. Physics and Chemistry are compulsory subjects, and candidates must also have studied one of the follow

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What is the qualification for BTech at Chandigarh University?

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Candidates must have passed Class 12 with Physics and Mathematics as required subjects and any two of these topics—Chemistry, Biotechnology, Computer Science, or Biology—with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 60% in order to be eligible for Chandigarh University's BTech programme. In addit

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