No separate entrance exam is required. Admission is based on academic merit, meeting the eligibility criteria, and successful completion of the personal interview with the academic panel.

Key documents required during the application process include the Class XII mark sheets, recent passport-sized photographs, and valid identification proof. Applicants must also provide proof of English language proficiency, such as IELTS or TOEFL scores. Additional program-specific documents may be required, as detailed in the respective application guidelines.

Yes, all applicants undergo a Personal Interview conducted by Chitkara University's academic team. The interview assesses your interest, aptitude, and readiness for global education.

If all documents are in order and the interview is successful, a provisional offer letter or a conditional letter of acceptance is typically issued within 7–10 working days.

No, a visa is not required at the time of applying. Visa requirements apply when you transfer to the partner university abroad, after completing the first two years at Chitkara University.

If your study visa to the USA/Canada/Australia is not granted, you can still complete your full degree at Chitkara University. Our curriculum is closely aligned with that of foreign universities (ASU/Deakin/GBC/Trent) standards, ensuring high-quality education even if the transfer does not happen. You’ll graduate with a recognised degree from Chitkara University and benefit from academic mentorship, global exposure, and career opportunities within India or abroad.

Yes, Chitkara University accepts IB, IGCSE, and other international curricula, provided the student meets core subject and aggregate requirements.

It is preferred but not mandatory for all programs. If you did not have Mathematics in Class XII, you may be required to complete bridge courses in your first year.

Yes. Students must demonstrate English proficiency through IELTS (minimum 6.5 bands) or TOEFL (88+ iBT), especially if they plan to transfer to a Canadian or international partner university.

While not mandatory at the time of Chitkara University application, these may be required by the partner international university during the transfer phase in Year 3.

These programs are designed primarily for recent high school graduates. However, gap-year students or those with prior academic records may be considered on a case-by-case basis.

No, merit-based scholarships are not offered for engineering or global pathway programs. However, the university ensures a competitive fee structure.

Yes, students are encouraged to apply for education loans independently. Chitkara University provides full documentation support to facilitate the loan process.

No. While no fee waivers are available, Chitkara University's fee structure remains affordable and competitive compared to full-time international tuition.

Students transferring in Year 3 will need to pay the standard international tuition fees applicable at the partner university. These fees vary by course and university.

No, these costs are not included. Students must plan separately for accommodation, meals, visa processing, and travel, especially when transferring abroad.

Yes. All fees are subject to applicable taxes as per Indian government norms. Detailed breakdowns are available during admission or on the fee receipt.

Yes. Most partner universities, like Trent University or University of Windsor, ASU, or George Brown College(GBC), or Deakin University, allow students to declare or switch specialisations in their 3rd year, based on interest, credits completed, and campus availability.

Absolutely. The curriculum is designed in collaboration with global academic partners to ensure students gain skills that meet international benchmarks in business, analytics, finance, and commerce.

Yes, the first two years at Chitkara University follow a mapped curriculum aligned with (ASU/ GBC/ Deakin/ Windsor/ Trent) academic standards. This includes similar courses, credit structures, and teaching methodologies to ensure a seamless academic transfer. You'll also be mentored by international faculty and receive the foundational knowledge required to continue your studies abroad in Years 3 and 4 with full credit recognition.

The curriculum is experiential and includes both theoretical foundations and practical components like case studies, group projects, business simulations, and internships, especially at the international partner university.

The programs are primarily on-campus to maintain academic rigour and facilitate international credit transfer. However, some modules may involve blended learning or digital tools provided by the partner institutions.

Assessment is continuous and includes assignments, quizzes, presentations, mid-term exams, end-term evaluations, and project work, both at Chitkara University and the international campus.

Yes. Partner universities like Trent or George Brown College offer dedicated career services, co-op support teams, and industry networks that help students secure internships in sectors like finance, marketing, and analytics.

Yes. Students at Chitkara University can participate in summer internships, on-campus industry projects, and virtual placements with corporate partners, providing early industry exposure.

Many internships during Year 3 or 4 in Canada are for-credit placements, and some may be paid depending on the employer. Co-op opportunities often offer stipends.

Yes. Partner universities integrate for-credit internship modules into the curriculum, ensuring your practical learning adds value to your academic record.

From Year 1 at Chitkara University, students participate in guest lectures, alumni interactions, and industry-led workshops. Once abroad, they gain access to global business networks and mentorship from industry leaders.

Yes. Canadian universities like Trent or the University of Windsor provide career coaching, employer networking events, job boards, and resume/interview support through their career services departments.

Yes. After completing your BBA/B.Com degree in Canada, you are eligible to apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) of up to 3 years, provided you meet IRCC requirements.

Alumni pursue roles such as Business Analysts, Financial Advisors, HR Specialists, Marketing Executives, Operations Managers, and even launch startups with support from incubators.

Yes. Degrees from partner institutions like Trent University and George Brown College are globally recognised and carry weight with MNCs, Indian startups, and global consulting firms.

Yes. Chitkara University’s Career Advancement Services team guides students throughout their journey, from internship preparation to final placement support, even after their return from abroad.

Yes. Many alumni have secured roles at Big 4 firms, Canadian government departments, tech companies, and global brands, thanks to their dual-campus exposure and global degree.

Yes. Partner universities such as Trent University, Arizona State University, Deakin University, University of Windsor, and George Brown College provide international students with access to academic support, career counselling, mental health services, housing assistance, and more.

Yes. Both Chitkara University and the partner universities abroad conduct structured orientation programs that help new students understand academic expectations, campus facilities, and peer engagement opportunities.

At Chitkara University, on-campus hostels and nearby PGs are available. Upon transfer, partner universities offer on-campus residence options and off-campus housing guidance for international students.

Yes, students are encouraged to participate in entrepreneurship cells, cultural clubs, volunteering, case competitions, and community outreach, enhancing their global learning journey.

Yes. Some programs include academic mentorship, guest lectures, and workshops by faculty from partner institutions, allowing early exposure to global academic perspectives.

The programs adopt a blended, experiential teaching model with real-world case studies, group discussions, presentations, and continuous assessments, mirroring international academic styles.

Yes. Certain modules, mentorship sessions, and masterclasses are delivered by partner University faculty, particularly in Year 1 and 2 under the 2+2 model.

Yes. Chitkara University and its partner universities maintain a student-centric approach, encouraging regular faculty-student interaction, mentorship, and personalised academic guidance.

Class sizes are kept intentionally small to promote greater interaction, personalised feedback, and improved peer learning, typically 25–40 students per batch in most programs.

Yes. Students can undertake guided capstone projects, business simulations, and community-based assignments under the supervision of both Indian and international faculty.

Both Chitkara University and its global partners follow strict academic integrity standards, using tools like Turnitin, rigorous rubrics, and continuous assessments to maintain quality and fairness.

You will graduate with a single, internationally recognised degree from the partner university, awarded after successful transfer and completion of the final two years.

Yes. Students have access to dedicated business simulation labs, analytics labs, AI-ML labs, and digital marketing studios, tailored to their stream of study. These labs replicate real-world scenarios for practical learning.

Yes. Many international mentors and faculty from partner universities conduct lab sessions, design thinking workshops, and live project consultations during the first two years of study in India.

Absolutely. Depending on the program, students gain hands-on training in industry-relevant tools like Power BI, Tableau, Python, R, SAP, Salesforce, QuickBooks, and more, mirroring what is taught at the global partner universities.

Yes. The Centre for Entrepreneurship Education & Development (CEED) and other incubators support startups, idea pitching, and innovation, making it ideal for business and tech-oriented students.

Chitkara University has a fully digitised central library with remote access to EBSCO, JSTOR, Emerald, ProQuest, and Scopus, along with print resources and dedicated reading lounges.

Yes. Chitkara University’s infrastructure complies with NAAC, UGC, and global quality assurance standards, with several labs set up in collaboration with industry leaders and international partners.

While direct airport pickup isn’t standard, the Admissions team can assist with travel planning and guidance. During transfer to partner universities, they usually provide arrival support and orientation services.

Chitkara University ensures 24/7 security, surveillance cameras, in-campus wardens, and emergency support systems to provide a safe, inclusive environment for both male and female students.

Yes, the campus is easily accessible by buses, cabs, and autos, with regular connectivity to Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula, and major nearby cities.

Yes, in and around the campus, students can access ATMs, grocery stores, medical services, food outlets, and salons, making day-to-day living convenient and student-friendly.

Yes. Its proximity to Chandigarh IT Park, Mohali’s innovation district, and key industrial zones ensures real-time access to industry mentors, internships, and placements.

Yes. Partner universities offer dedicated International Student Services (ISS) for airport pickup, housing assistance, local orientation, and adapting to the new environment.

Yes. Degrees from Trent University, University of Windsor, and George Brown College are internationally accredited and widely recognised for postgraduate admissions, jobs, and migration purposes.

Through academic mentorship, mapped learning outcomes, international pedagogy, global faculty interactions, and outcome-based assessments that ensure a smooth transfer abroad.

Chitkara University offers a cost-effective international education through its global pathway programs. By beginning the course in India, students benefit from high-quality training, modern culinary labs, and academic resources at a more affordable cost before transferring abroad. This structure combines global exposure with financial efficiency. For the latest fee details and available scholarships, please visit our admissions page or reach out to our team.

Yes. Many alumni are now pursuing MS, MBA, or working at leading MNCs in Canada, the USA, and Europe, having begun their journey through Chitkara University’s global collaboration programs.

Yes. With a student-centric approach, classes are kept small, and students receive regular career mentoring, soft skills training, and international pathway support from academic advisors.

Yes. Chitkara University is UGC-recognised, NAAC A+ accredited, and regularly features in top national rankings (NIRF, QS I-GAUGE, ARIIA). Its global collaborations make it one of India’s leading internationalised campuses.

Parents receive regular updates through parent-teacher interactions, performance reports, LMS access, and scheduled meetings. The university maintains strong communication between faculty and families to ensure student success.

Chitkara University provides end-to-end guidance on academics, documentation, visa counselling, and preparation for the transfer. Partner universities like Trent, Windsor, ASU, GBC, and Deakin also provide arrival and orientation services abroad.

By completing the first 2 years at Chitkara University, students save significantly, paying only about 1/3rd of international tuition fees. Post-transfer, graduates often secure global job placements or pursue higher education abroad, offering high long-term ROI.

Yes. The BBA, B.Com, B.E., and other degrees from partner universities in Canada, the USA, and Australia are globally accredited and recognised for employment, postgraduate admissions, and migration across major countries.

While merit-based scholarships are not available, students can independently apply for education loans, and Chitkara University provides all required documentation to support the loan process.

The university ensures holistic development with academic counselling, soft skills training, career guidance, peer mentoring, and dedicated student affairs teams to support emotional and academic well-being throughout the program.