is ctu in ludhiana better for cse

CT University Ludhiana is a private state university which is UGC approved. It has a large campus and the total size of the campus is around 46 acres and the total faculty members is around 180. The university is quite well reviewed in terms of academics and infrastructure. The university offers 4 years course of B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering and the total fees for the course is around Rs. 6.80 lacs.

The placement rate in the university for the CSE is around 40% and the average package is around Rs. 6 LPA CTC.

The top recruiters visiting the University for the campus placement are-

For more information regarding CT University consider the link provided below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/ct-university-ludhiana

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Dear Student,

The CT University is not well-known. The only reputable CT group institutes were in Jalandhar. However, they are not in that situation either.

The newest university is CT University. It was started in 2017, which is three years ago. It is located on the Ferozpur Road in Ludhiana's Sidhwan Khurd village. This university is unable to gain the same reputation as its parent organisation. Basic facilities are not set up correctly there. Even the number of students is really low. Even less when compared to conventional institutes The placement is nil as the first batch will graduate in 2021 and we are unable to foresee the future.

So, guys, a big no if you're seeking for CT University.

You can check other private colleges for cse in Punjab -

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-computer-science-engineering-colleges-in-punjab

However, CSE placements at Chandigarh University have historically been 100%. In the previous year, the highest salary package offered was 35 LPA, while the lowest salary package was close to 7 LPA.
Although the teachers in this school are very knowledgeable, they struggle to keep track of attendance. They provide very high-quality learning resources in addition to outstanding instruction. If students are fully committed to learning their course material, the curriculum will prepare them for employment.

Good luck.