Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science and Engineering)
CUET papers this programme asks for
From the institution's own document, page 3A candidate qualifies when every non-optional line is satisfied.
- Chemistrydomain
- Mathematics / Applied Mathematicsdomain
- Physicsdomain
- Computer Science / Information Practicesdomain
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CUET papers: Chemistry (306), Mathematics (319), Physics (322), Computer Science / Information Practices (308) — all of them. The cell joins them with commas or an “&”, which is this document's conjunction: where a candidate may choose it writes “OR” instead, and fences the alternatives in square brackets. 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, along with one of Chemistry, Biotechnology, Computer Science, Biology, Informatics Practice or Information Technology, with at least 60% marks in the aggregate.
Cut-offs, 2024–2026
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Questions
- Which CUET papers does Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science and Engineering) at Chandigarh University require?
- Chemistry + Mathematics / Applied Mathematics + Physics + Computer Science / Information Practices. The rule is taken from Chandigarh University's own CUET (UG) 2026 course-mapping document, page 3, and was last verified on 2026-09-16.
- Which CUET subjects can be used to apply for Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science and Engineering) at Chandigarh University?
- Chemistry, Computer Science / Information Practices, Mathematics / Applied Mathematics, Physics. Each of these papers appears in the programme's mapped rule.
- Has Chandigarh University published a cut-off for Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science and Engineering)?
- Not for 2024. Chandigarh University published no programme-wise closing score that year, so this site shows none rather than an estimate.
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