Hello dear aspirant.

The average placement of Chandigarh University is 4.5 lpa. It is a really good University in terms of placement and packages. The highest package of last year was 30lpa.

And lowest package is 2.5 lpa. Last year near about 80% of the students got placed.

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Hello Aspirant,

Both the colleges are very good for both of these courses. Therefore it doesn't matter which college you choose. It mostly depends on your interest. If you are interested in any of the courses among both of them then make sure to choose it and join the college

Hii aspirants

let me clear your doubt.

yes, upes university dehradun is good college for mba.this college offers a 2-year full-time MBA with a total fee of Rs. 11.57 lakhs.

According to last year placement records around 70-80% of the total batch was placed with an average package of  Rs.

It is always hard to make a choice between such institutes as both of them are leading institutes, with excellent outputs and placements. However, I would prefer Chandigarh University over IIM as the overall provisions at Chandigarh University are far more than those of IIMs.

Chandigarh University has an impeccable

Hello buddy

Greetings!

If you are looking for different scholarships available for jamia millia islamia students, then you are right place. Let me give you answer in brief:

1. Minority scholarship (MOMA)

2. Merit Scholarship

3. teacher association scholarship

And a lot more. If you are looking for detailed answer

Well for past few years Chandigarh University has emerged as leading educational institute in India. The infrastructure is the backbone of this college. The world-class infrastructure, architecture, big rooms, proper ventilation, gardens, playgrounds, open-air theater, a library in each block are the key elements of the infrastructure.

This university has

It's an excellent University. There are many good activities for students. Faculties are very supportive and there are many different activities and even there is more big opportunity for students.