Ranjan Bawa's Review On Chandigarh Group Of Colleges - [CGC] Landran, Mohali

I applied to a few other private colleges like Chandigarh University and LPU , and i also explored some government colleges. I got confirmed admissions offers fron provate universities, but i chose CGC landran because it offers a good balance of affordable fees , decent placements, and location advantage. Compare to other, Cgc has lower fees and a disciplined academic environment....Read More

Because I thought about their placement criteria is very high as compared to other collages they invite many companies to take interview and help students to geeting a good job around 70 percent student is placed every year...Read More

I applied to multiple collages and universities according to my course bba i applied in collages and universities like 1 cgc landran 2 chitkara University 3 chandigarh university 4 lpu But all of these i found cgc landran more best and better for me according to parameters and my course reference...Read More

So honestly, I chose CGC Landran mainly because it felt like the most “value for money + safe placement option” out of the colleges I applied to , I had applied to Chandigarh University, Chitkara, Rayat Bahra, and a couple of govt colleges through JEE counseling, and I actually got confirmed admission in CU and Rayat Bahra too, but CGC felt more balanced in terms of fees, crowd, hostel vibe and overall campus life. CU was too crowded and felt a bit like a “factory”, and Chitkara was way too expensive for me, plus their strictness is next-level. I did get rejected from one govt college because my JEE rank wasn’t good enough (my percentile was okay but not that great, only 89%ile), so cutoffs didn’t work in my favour there — basically I messed up my Maths paper. CGC’s admission process was pretty chill: you need to have passed 12th with PCM and a decent percentage, and they accept both JEE Main and non-JEE (direct merit) admissions; most students join through direct merit because JEE cutoff here isn’t very high. Cutoff is not fixed but usually if you have around 70%+ in boards, you’ll get CSE easily in early rounds. The overall admission experience was smooth — counseling, document verification, paying the initial amount, and that’s it. For me, CGC just felt like the right mix of academics, placements, and affordability, so I picked it over the others without overthinking too much....Read More

my first option was chitkara and jaypee noida i opted for those i came to know about cgc from my cousin my main motive to choose this college was its fees structure it was cheaper but chitkara is comparatively good in tech as compared to cgc...Read More

I applied for CUET MY FIRST PREFERENCE POSE DU but I didn't get my dream college so I choose CGC laundra and I get to know about this college by my friends they are many friends studying along with me and admission process is you have to score above 60% then you have qualified for this college...Read More