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University with Best Placements' in Companies Placement Highest Package India CHANDIGARH www.cuchd.in www.cuchd.in UNIVERSITY Toll Free: 1800 200 0025 REGIONAL ADMISSION CENTERS CHANDIGARH INDORE CITY HYDERABAD SCO-223, First Floor, Sector - 36 D Office No - 220, 2nd Floor, Orbit Mall 6-3-887, 2nd Floor, MCP Arcade, Chandigarh - 160036 A.B. Road, Vijay Nagar, Indore -452010 Raj Bhavan Road, Somajiguda, Hyderabad +91-9915999223 | 0172-3014960 +91- 99811 52381 | 0731-4246510 +91-89782 95401 | 99159 99224 LUDHIANA PATNA VIJAYAWADA SCO -11, Lower Ground Shop No. 115, 1st floor, DR NO 31-23-32/43 Opp. Vijayakrishna Model Town Extension Maa Bhagwati Complex Super Bazar, Machavaram,Elore Rd. 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Engineers change the way we live! rusted Brand Name among its stakeholders; CU has become most preferred study destination for Tstudents from all Indian states and 35 nations. A sturdy network of top corporate guide our way and recruit from us annually and collaboration with 180+ best international universities reflects our worldwide acceptance . Renowned academicians drawn from prominent institutions have led us to academic excellence Approvals for which we are being recognized and facilitated Ÿ University Grants Comission (UGC) nationally & internationally. Ÿ All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE) By Choosing to study Engineering at Chandigarh University Memberships (CU), you are stepping into world of possibilities and a Ÿ International Association of Universities (IAU) promising start to a rewarding professional journey. Ÿ Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) Ÿ Association of Indian Universities (AIU) Ÿ Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Ÿ Indo Universal Collaboration of Engg. Education (IUCEE) Ÿ American Chemical Society (ACS) Completely flexible choice-based SHAPING credit system, dynamic hands-on Rankings that Sets us Apart! experiential learning and industry-led projects give you THE FUTURE strong foundation through co-op education and nurtures creative NATIONAL RECORD RANKED THIRD BEST STUDENT Engineering at Chandigarh University (CU) is thinking. We produce engineers AMONG PRIVATE that are most sought after by top FRIENDLY designed to prepare students for thriving corporates. UNIVERSITIES OF - By STAR engineering careers in this rapidly changing UNIVERSITY GROUP INDIA - By India Today and technology driven discipline. Ranked among top engineering institutes of India, we Engineering at CU is guided by Industry, from exposure to next- have set benchmarks in engineering ------------------------------------ gen technologies to learning education, innovation and research. from industry experts, you will Engineering Institute Rankings have the ingenious platform to We challenge conventional thinking and value learn in real-world atmosphere. For Highest Number of imaginative and radical approach. By Industry established multifaceted Companies for Placements st RANKED th RANKED labs facilitate our students with AMONG TOP PRIVATE AMONG TOP PRIVATE choosing to study engineering at CU you are cutting-edge training to not only in one Academic Year. ENGINEERING INSTITUTES ENGINEERING INSTITUTES allowing yourself to enter the world of By Limca Book of Records OF NORTH INDIA OF NORTH INDIA become industry ready 1- By The OUTLOOK 5- By The WEEK exceptional opportunities, just be ready to professional but also shape as grab them! corporate leaders. As a research-intensive university, we encourage students to explore their passion in chosen areas of specializations. The doctoral research carried out by our renowned faculty members and students has reinforced the culture of excellence Understanding the requirement of emerging workforce all over the world, CU has partnered with world ranked international universities for summer exchange, semester abroad and research & development programs. At CU, you will have choice of careers to pursue! Multiple offers from top notch companies, Kick Start your own dream venture through CU- Technology Business Incubator, follow your dream to study abroad or pursue career in civil, defense services, you have it all. Right Here! www.cuchd.in Futuristic & Globally Compatible Academics Engineering is a diversified and ever-changing field and we at CU have created a globally compatible academic model that enable our students to be ready for what's relevant beyond the learning years. Our academic model is designed after contemplating real time inputs of subject matter experts, industry leaders and as per the international standards set by prominent national & international accreditation bodies such as NAAC, NBA and ABET. Comprehensive Continuous Assessment This academic model will accord high order learning and mastery rather than the Assessing yourself on set parameters periodically allow accumulation of just course credits and ensures that by the end of the educational you to gain better understanding of the areas you excel experience, each student have achieved the desired goals. Be a Specialist or need improvement on. Our in-house developed app The University offers specializations in your chosen will help you to keep tabs on the latest additions in the course, where you can indulge in advance learning of required area the field by learning emerging technologies, in-depth research leading you to become an expert of chosen Open Evaluation Be a 'Globally Flexible and Choice Based area. Strike perfect balance between specialized We want you to get better with every test, thus CU has degree and transferable skills for added advantage. created a scientific, objective and transparent system Adaptable Engineer' Learning Approach with least possibility of subjectivity caused due to the Our engineering curriculum is designed in Our tailored programs and flexible choice-based credit individual evaluator, particular subject or a particular line with world's top institutions which system ensure that you are learning as per your Academic Success Centre batch of students. allows you to gain a competitive edge. abilities. With wide range of major, minor and open Thanks to our worldwide partnerships we electives you can create your own learning pad that The Academic Success Centre (ASC) is setup to gain have accumulated and adopted the right fulfills your career goals. As a CU student you also have scholastic independence and achieve academic mix of engineering curriculum that allow an added advantage of credit transfer to international success. ASC serves the entire student body by helping GLOSSARY our engineers to excel at chosen field. universities. students prepare, advance, and excel. Our aim is to Major: Your major is the main field of study, assist students to become more independent and self- where you direct your focus as an motivated learners, to master course material,
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