Chitkara University, Rajpura B.Tech Review By Abhinav Gupta

My Overall Experience has been pretty average at Chitkara University. It both has its ups and downs. At one part, everything is great, you will make great friends, score well if you have studied for it, decent and helpful faculty, but on the other end some parts are not so great. For Example, many of the fests and events are only for the hostellers and not for the day scholars, even the access to gym and swimming pools are only available for the hostellers.

The course I am enrolled in is Bachelor of Engineering (BE) Computer Science Engineering. It is a 4 year course and teaches us a variety of subjects from operating systems to github and from physics to maths. The entry requirement for this course is based on two criteria, JEE Mains Percentile and 10+2 Boards Examination Percentage.

There are a variety of faculties teaching us and they all are very good. Almost all are themselves engineers and I believe everyone also has done their Ph.Ds from reputable colleges/universities. The style of teaching honestly varies from teachers to teachers. Some, who love teaching, teach to their best extent and become the students’ favourite meanwhile some pretend that they are school teachers and are strict.

Yes, there is a Placement Cell in my institute but as a first year student I do not know much about it. But I have heard that they do help students acquire decent jobs with decent salary.

I do not hail hostel services. I am a Day Scholar so I cannot answer this question, but I do have heard from my friends who are hostellers. They have mixed decisions about this.

The infrastructure of the campus is very good. There are multiple blocks. Each block hosts a number of students of a particular course. The campus has designated zones which can be called as recreational zones or grounds which contain the alpha zone, beta zone, delta zone, sportorium, basketball, tennis, hockey, and volleyball courts.

My campus hosts many fests and sometimes invite over famous celebrities as well. One downside of the fests is that they are usually in the evening or night and as a day scholar I cannot attend the events which are in the evening or the night, they are only accessible for the hostellers. They offer many engagement activities via skill verse in which many students can select a particular skill as per their choice with a minimal fee and can learn that particular skill. But this activity is also only available for the hostellers as all these activities take place in evening only.