Hard work is the key to get placed

Good aspect is the infrastructure, teachers and the environment. I met a lot of students with diverse culture, different states. We interact and learn a lot from everyone. One thing I didn't liked is the work pressure. There is too much work pressure and too many classes to attend. We get free at 5 PM and at time we are too exhausted. The admission process involves an entrance test - CUCET. I casually gave the exam (didn't prepare much) and still got scholarship (5%). I preferred this university as I heard too much about Chandigarh University. I went through the YouTube videos and talked with some students before finalizing.

After B.Tech the placement was not good as I was little into coding. So, I chose MBA (Marketing) course. The student-faculty ratio is around 1:50. The teaching method is quite good. I enjoy classes of JD sir as he follows the practical approach rather than just giving assignments. If you want to opt for MBA (marketing) do attend his lectures. The term exams are hard to pass as the faculty is strict in evaluation.

Role offered in OYO was of business development executive. And in other companies too it was the similar profile. A few companies were there that offer Managerial positions like clicklabs, Kapsons, iGate.

In MBA we were given internship opportunities right from the start of the second semester. There are a lot of companies that visited. I was eligible to sit in JARO, BYJU, OYO. The competition is tough here as everyone is looking to grab the opportunity, I worked hard for grabbing one internship. If you are an average student too, you'll get placement but working hard is important. 70-80% of students get placed. Most of my known seniors got placed. My plan is to work hard and rise in this field.

The fee is high but comparing with other colleges it is reasonable. I regret not studying before giving the entrance exam. As I see my classmates avail 40% scholarship but I took it casually. My advice is if you want a scholarship, do study hard in the entrance exam - CUCET.

The campus life is too happening here. Firstly once in a hostel, we get the hostel nights where we interact with other hostel mates and showcase talent. I sang a song during one such event. Annual Festival is CU FEST where top singers were called for performance. Each block has a library and once the central library is there. But the constraint is such that the central library opens till 10 PM. If you want to sit all night, no 24 hours library is there. Classrooms are clean, the projector is available. We have a sports department, a well-maintained GYM, a Badminton court, a cricket net, and many more sports facilities (I'm still exploring). CLUBS: I'm a part of the personality development club

The hostel is good. Food quality is as usual. On Sunday there is a special meal like chana bhatura and puri. On other days, the meal is regular. One thing that is good that a mess committee is constituted that helps us in case we face any problem. Registration for the hostel was not an issue. The point that I considered is security. I have a laptop and other gadgets that need to be secured. The hostel is affordable as well as secured. If I rented any place outside it would cost around 7-8k and food cost extra. If you take a rented space in Mohali it would cost even more.