Hello Souhardya

Depends on the branch which you are going to select or get. Placements question are like hoax and thrown randomly. It is like a Iceberg. If you consider CSE then almost everyone gets placed in any companies with 3.5 to 19.6 lpa(last year figures).

Hello there. Yes choosing Chandigarh University is a good choice as Chandigarh University provides you all sort of facilities which are required to get a better placements. Also Chandigarh University has a decent placement record and many companies visit their time to time for placement so it will provide a better exposure and experience for industrial work.

So overall it's a good decision to get enroll in Chandigarh University.

Hello..

Its the best Choice for the placements..

Good...I don't believe so...It's the best college..

For the placement the companies comes  like Microsoft, Amazon, Flipkart, SAL labs, Practo, Josh Technologies, PayU Payments, Unisys, D.E. Shaw, Gemini, John Deer, Cubastion, deloitte, Sapient and some more. In the event that I talk about enormous MNCs' the rundown goes increasingly more grounded - Cognizant, Wipro , Tech Mahindra, Capegemini, MindTress, Polaris, IBM, NewGen, Zycus - the rundown is endless.

Hope these will be helpfull..

ALL THE BEST!!

Hello!!

Chandigarh University is good University. The placements are also good their. So don't worry. Say them that they took goid decision by joining that University.

Click below links for more details.

https://www.careers360.com/university/chandigarh-university-chandigarh/amp

https://www.careers360.com/university/chandigarh-university-chandigarh/reviews

All The Best!!

Hey Aspirant,

The college has set a great record for placements. As for the last year, the maximum companies that came to the university for placements is around 500. The highest package offered till now is 25 LPA to 27 lacs per annum. This university provides huge opportunities to the students. This university has most of the companies coming in from all over India. The university is ranked number 1 among north India