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LIBRARIAN/LIBRARY STAFFI am absolutely not suggesting that you go into an interview and respond to the question, “So, why do you want this job?” with “Because I love books!” Don’t do that. It’s a terrible idea. As a librarian, I rail against the idea that libraries are just books regularly. But. Libraries still work with and handle books frequently, whether it’s determining what to add or remove from the collection, recommending titles to patrons, hosting book clubs, doing crafts with old books, serving as a social media manager to promote the library (and therefore its programs and books), or any other number of tasks we do. Librarians typically need a master’s degree and the field is tight, but plenty of locations are also looking to fill important (albeit often part-time) positions like associate and technician jobs, which can mean all sorts of things depending on the library.TEACHERFor many of us, teachers were those who taught us the life of reading and how wonderful it can be. Though they no doubt have stressful jobs and are often underpaid, there are few joys like that of introducing young people to literature. Whether you’re interested in starting with phonics or you’d rather teach advanced literature at a college, there’s a wide range to work with. Even preschools and kindergartens are options, where much of the education is play-based—you can still incorporate literature in myriad ways in the day-to-day through things like story hour and tongue twisters. Meanwhile, elementary school teachers will fold in things like comprehension, middle school teachers bring in a bit of literary analysis, and it only grows from there.BOOK DEALS NEWSLETTERSign up for our Book Deals newsletter and get up to 80% off books you actually want to read.LET'S DO THISENGLISH PROFESSORFor many of us, professors opened up the world of books and reading in a whole new way. Deep dives into Langston Hughes, hours with Jane Austen, and close examinations of Leo Tolstoy. You might wish to specialize just in Shakespeare, or you may prefer something broader, like Western Literature. Still, this is not a job you can just walk into—it often requires advanced degrees, which means time, money, and privilege. But if you can see yourself molding the minds of pupils and sharing your love of books, it might be time to polish an apple and get to work.DATABASE DEVELOPERIf you’re an ebook reader, you might be familiar with OverDrive, a common library ebook database. OverDrive and other library databases don’t just appear out of thin air—there are developers working to make digital books a reality for customers everywhere. If you’ve got a decent coding streak in you, consider throwing your hat in as a database developer for OverDrive or any of the other library databases (not sure what’s out there? Take a cruise through your library’s digital offerings through their website). Or, you might find any of these databases have any number of jobs for which you’re already qualified. The good news is, you’ll always have books at your fingertips via the keyboard.BOOK DESIGNERSometimes, the smart thing is to judge a book by its cover. Someone has to design these books, from their covers to their typeface, so if you have an artistic lean to you, consider being a book designer. This job will also call on your business and comprehension skills. You probably won’t want to include an image of a kraken on the cover of a novel set in space. Unless it’s a space pirate opera. You never know.EDITORAnother publishing gig, editing is an important part of the book world that helps authors’ stories come from idea to reality. Though writers may do most of the work when it comes to the birth of a book, an editor can help guide writers to a better finished product. There are a few big name publishers out there with many imprints in their family trees, but don’t overlook small publishers. And, if editing books isn’t your thing, you might consider other media, like magazines or newspapers.LITERARY AGENTIf you’re someone who likes setting trends, being an agent might be up your alley. Catch the latest and greatest before it happens by reviewing query letters and manuscripts. Being an agent isn’t all reading, though. Once you’ve got what you think is a prized pony, you’ll want to start showing it around to potential publishers. You’ll probably provide feedback on work to writers and maintaining good relationships with both the authors you represent and publishers will be hugely important, so if you’re the seemingly rare breed that loves books and is also a bit of an extrovert, you might consider being an agent.BOOKSELLERIt’s the dream. Whether you have lots of business intuition and want to own a bookstore or would rather let someone else handle the more complex side of bookselling and prefer to be on the front lines, helping customers choose their latest read, there are lots of opportunities in selling books. You might work with new books, used books, antique books, special books, or any other specific kind of collection. As a bookseller, you may get access to advanced readers copies, help determine what the store will buy from publishers, and generally shape the reading world in your community. How cool!REVIEWERMany reviewer positions, sadly, are on a volunteer basis with little or no compensation. But that’s not to say that’s the case with all of them. Some review publishers pay by the review while others offer a salary. Sometimes it depends on the kind of position and typical hours spent doing the job, but there are jobs out there that involve reviewing books or otherwise assisting or managing the review process. If you’re particularly interested in education, you might look into publications that focus reviews on materials for students and/or children. You might also look for publications that review for adults—sometimes these publications are reviews only, and other times, they might be larger publications with review sections. Be thorough in your search and you’re likely to find a great fit.CONTENT WRITER/ASSISTANTIf giving a bookish opinion isn’t so much your thing but you still want your word on books read by the masses, consider being a content writer or assistant. Whether you’re writing for a print or digital publication, there is plenty to write about when it comes to books (we’d know!). Plus, there are plenty of opportunities to work freelance, or you can apply for more traditional positions with a regular salary. Find genre-specific publications or general interest publications that are looking to write about books (or maybe the written word alone is enough and you’re happy to write about gardening, cars, or any other number of subjects).PUBLISHING ASSISTANTIf you want to keep the magic of books behind a curtain, being a publishing assistant can help a little with that, placing a bit of distance between you and the creation of books. These jobs take place in a publishing house, but the work is much like an assistant position in any other industry. You might take on data entry projects, filing, receiving phone calls, managing a schedule, and filling in around the office as needed. With a job that depends a lot on industry workflow, it’s possible you have downtime and can even sneak in a few minutes of desktop reading now and then.PODCASTERIt’s not easy to make money as a podcaster, but if you can cultivate a following and get some sponsors, you could hit it big. Podcast production is, well, a production—there’s often a whole team behind the more popular shows. So if hearing your own voice across the airwaves or WiFi isn’t your idea of a good time, you might enjoy joining a bookish podcast in another way, such as a producer, sound editor, or marketing manager.AUTHORIt might be time to dust off your old drawer novels and see if you can shape them up a bit. I won’t sugar coat it—getting published is often immensely difficult and tedious. And once they’ve written the first book on their own time, many authors find the slog of keeping up with deadlines to take the fun out of writing.EDITORIAL DIRECTOROver the years as the internet has blossomed and we’ve looked for ways to better connect with each other, services such as subscription boxes have popped up. These services don’t run themselves and often require positions such as an editorial director to run smoothly. As you can imagine, being an editorial director involves all sorts of things in these capacities, like guiding the team through book selection, maintaining relationships with publishers and other manufacturers for additional goodies in your box, and plugging your company. To select the best books, one must read books—and while you might not be able to do this too often on the job, it’s certainly incentive to say no to a night out and yes to a cozy night in.K–12 EDITORPlenty of publishers have editors for adult books, but have you considered that children’s materials need editors, too? These jobs are different in that reading levels must more carefully be considered than is the case with adult material. Many publishers, particularly those that focus on “easy reader” publications, determine a reading level to associate with their materials. You may be responsible for figuring out the best fit for a given piece. This is in addition to all your average editor duties. If you have a love of children’s literature in particular, or a passion of literacy, look into editing for the k(indergarten)–12(the grade) crowd.LITERACY EDUCATORThe ability to read is a wonderful gift and it’s possible you want to share that gift with others. Being a literacy educator is a great opportunity to do so. Literacy educators teach students—often adult ones—to read, write, and more, as it relates to those activities. You’re likely to find literacy education positions in the nonprofit sector, so you may not make a fortune doing it, but the results and outcomes will be well worth your while.ONLINE CONTENT MARKETERNearly everything has a website these days and many also have social media accounts to manage. If you want to work in the book world but not necessarily with books all the time, consider looking into online content marketing. As a content marketer, you’ll likely be working to boost engagement with written content, but there are other opportunities if you prefer to promote, say, an organization that deals with books instead. For example, many libraries have staff dedicated to their online presence management. In these positions, you may work directly with the public but not face-to-face so much, so it might be an ideal job for the introverts among us.EVENT COORDINATOREvents can’t plan themselves! Year after year, we are treated to fun and exciting conferences, conventions, festivals, and fairs. Many of them, you probably know, are about books and reading. Whether you’re interested in something enormous like the National Book Festival in Washington, DC, or BookCon in New York City, or you’re more suited to smaller, state-wide events, there are plenty of regular events that need planning and coordinating. You might look into a position that handles the scheduling of authors and other visitors, or maybe you’d prefer to take care of structural logistics. Whatever your jive, event coordination in the world of books could be worth a shot.RESEARCHER/RESEARCH ASSISTANTBack in the olden days, my children, we did not have the internet. We had encyclopedias and the nonfiction section. Fortunately, we now have the wonders of Google, Bing, and lesser-known search engines and databases to aid us in our researching quests. This also means we must be more discerning about the information we consume and cite. Lots of folks, such as professors (but certainly beyond them, too), hire research assistants to comb through existing works as they put fingers to keys on their own. While researchers may take great advantage of the internet, there’s still a lot of value in searching for information in books and the first hand sources, like diaries. If deep dives into particular subjects is your thing, consider being a professional researcher.TUTORNot all tutors can make bank on the job, but if you’re good at it, you could. Pick a subject in which you’re well learned and share your knowledge and studying skills with those who need it. Tutors who can present the same information in different ways and get at their students’ learning styles are best, so if you consider yourself to be observant, a bit of a people person, and a good one-on-one teacher, you might want to be a tutor. Of course, tutors use books regularly in the instruction process and you’ll probably want to read some on off-time, too, to keep up with trends in tutoring and to be sure that you have the greatest possible grip on your subject.COPY READERReading for grammar errors, faux pas, and punctuation issues isn’t necessarily as thrilling as reading for content and enjoyment, but it’s an important part of the publishing process. (Plus, let’s be real, some of us relish in those pesky details. Give me a good Oxford comma and I’ll love you forever.) You can find copy reading work in many of the same places you see editors—big publishers, small publishers, newspapers, websites, and so on—and the two positions often work together and overlap. Copy readers, also called copy editors, also do things like fact check, and read over the text as if a reader who might encounter it post-publication to be sure everything makes sense.CREATIVE WRITING INSTRUCTORThose who can’t do, teach, am I right? (Please ignore me crying in the corner.) There are opportunities to be a creative writing teacher in all sorts of environments. You might be a librarian doing it once a month as a program, a high school English teacher who has a period of creative writing once a week, a community college instructor doing it part-time in the evenings, or a creative writing professor who teaches the subject full time. Doing it full- or part-time will require lesson plans, classroom management, actual instruction, and review of assignments like any other teaching job. Many schools will also require professors to publish, which can help increase the legitimacy of a creative writing program. Some positions will also require advanced degrees, but this may not apply in all cases.DATA SCIENTISTAnother option for people who love books and want a hand in their existence but don’t want to work directly with them, necessarily, data science might be a surprising avenue for you. Data science often involves data visualization and coding. This coding can be for anything under the sun, but plenty of places need code written to scan documents for particular nuances—vocabulary, sentence structure, or any other number of things. Often, this kind of code is necessary for legal documents, but who’s to say there isn’t a use for novels, too?TRUCK DRIVERWait, don’t go; hear me out! Truck drivers, an essential part of our market (and many of whom transport books!) spend a lot of time on the road, often alone. What better way to spend that more-or-less free mental time with audiobooks? Truck drivers often require special driving licenses, but the pay isn’t shabby. If you’re an audiobook lover, some time on the road might be just what you need. Think about being a truck driver.BIBLIOTHERAPISTThese positions are few and far between, but if you start a practice of your own in the right place at the right time, you just might hit it big. And who knows, maybe you’ll get a TV deal. Bibliotherapists are professional reading advisors. Librarians and booksellers do this as part of their job, but not exclusively. If you love recommending the perfect book, bibliotherapy could be worth looking into. This is not a position that you’d necessarily need a psychology degree for, but it could be useful as you suss out what makes a person tick. Naturally, to recommend books, you have to read a whole lot of them.HISTORIANMuch like a researcher, historians often have cause to deal with rare and old materials including books. Imagine needing to get your hands on the Malleus Maleficarum to ensure accuracy on your latest paper. Consider showing off a collection of rare books on an estate tour of a famous bibliophile. Think what it might be like to read about the most glorious moments of history—and, true, the horrific ones—to add to the canon of history nonfiction yourself. The possibilities are endless.MUSEUM CURATORYou’ve maybe gone out of your way on vacations to visit bookish spots in the past (we like to call it Literary Tourism here at Book Riot). But have you ever thought about having a hand in one of those museums? Whether you’re interested in small museums like author birthplaces or ready for something larger, like the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, museum curation could be a fun way to go.DRAMATURGDirectors can’t do everything! Dramaturgs are responsible for the research aspect of theatre production, meaning they go through a play’s script and suss out the details to be sure they’re right on stage. Say a play takes place in 1952 and the director decides he wants Tootsie Rolls as part of the props—did Tootsie Rolls exist in 1952? It’s your job to find out! Not only are you constantly referring to the book that is the play’s script, but you’re also likely looking to consult books on all sorts of subjects as you do your research. As a dramaturg, the show must go on, but not without you!So there you have it: 28 jobs for book lovers of all shapes and sizes

Chandigarh University is comparatively well accommodated whether in comes to students orientation, exposure,placements, environment. Especially when it comes to placements Chandigarh University offers placements in Google, VM ware, Pega, Informatica, Automation Anywhere, CompTIA.c. etc with competitive salary packages.Here are the few listed companies that offers placements to students are United Health Group, Verizon, Amazon, Hewlett Packard, IBM, Xerox, Colgate Palmolive, Cognizant Technology Solutions, Google (Alphabet), Microsoft, Oracle, and Apple and more.TCS, Berger Paints, Bandhan Bank, HDFC Bank, E&Y, Dasnac, Hinduja Leyland, Coffee Day, UB, BYJU’s, Haffelle, Danone Foods, ICICI Bank, Yes Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, etc. are some of the good names to talk about.There is always a future security in term of placements in CU.The academic environment provides students with best leanings perspective including competitive experienced faculties, workshops, learning exposure etc.other then Pursuing Computer Science & Engineering from the best CSE engineering college in Punjab, Chandigarh and Mohali gives you an extra edge. It caters with thriving research environment, advanced industry sponsored infrastructure and stimulating teaching aid. Our program covers all fundamental as well as advanced concepts of engineering and computing, paired with a chance to gain exposure in emerging technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT), Mobile Computing, and Open Source and Open Standard.About the curriculum CU has designed its curriculum In such a way that you will find yourself amidst plethora of opportunities; from flexible choice based credit system (FCBCS) to project based experiential learning you will be encouraged to explore areas of intellectual challenges that will shape your future. The hands-on learning that our students are continuously exposed to is designed to groom future leaders, innovators and professionals who are not only academically qualified but also have a passion for their profession.Course curriculum is designed based on real-time inputs from industry experts, national and international academic leaders and to match the standards defined by national (NAAC & NBA) and international (ABET) accreditation bodies.The faculties at Chandigarh University are the best with great research background and industry experience. They not only teach the latest theories but also impart hands on practical knowledge. They also act as mentors to the students guiding them on their career path to achieve success in life and career. The faculty members of CSE Department have great expertise in Cloud Computing, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence and Big Data. The highest package of CSE has gone upto 31L offered by Google and the average is 6L.we talk about faculty adviser they have good faculty for all branches and for CSE too, you will able to make good bonds with faculty very easily and yes also they r good in teaching skills,basically here selection for faculty adviser is quite good which comprises of 6–7 rounds so this filter gives us best out of best and for avg package i’m not sure but if you’re good u can easily make to 6–7 lkh per annum,they have almost every recruiter for campus placement.Chandigarh University provides with a number of placement opportunities specially in IT field. You will get chance to be in one of the top MNCs. Top companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Flipkart, Google also visit the campus for placements. The main aim of management is to provide employment to each and every student. And you know most of the students have more than 2-3 offers in hand. Then they can choose the best out of those. There is a separate training and placement team in CU and their job is to make students ready for getting employed. They will groom you personally and help you to enhance your technical skills. They are always ready to help you and will never deny to guide you. They will do their best to make you capable to earn a job it's up to you how much hard work you do and follow their teachings. In addition to academics, various technical, cultural and sports activities also takes place.If you are planning your career at CSE, Chandigarh University is a really good option. This is the best option in North India. Faculty of CSE are good and also know the new technology. Well-equipped labs are available. In terms of placements, Chandigarh University holds the record for "the highest number of campus hosting companies" in the limca record book. Many companies come for placements and most of the students also have placements. Also, they offer good packages for students. Mostly, IT companies come for placement and taking more and more CSE students.Artificial Intelligence at Chandigarh University presents a solid foundation in the principles and technologies that underlie many facets of AI, including logic, knowledge representation, probabilistic models, and machine learning. It is helpful to:Examine logic and reasoning methods from a computational perspectiveLearn about agent, search, probabilistic models, perception and cognition, and machine learningLearn about state of the art technologies like Deep learning , Human Computer Interaction and Augmented RealityA strong feedback mechanism is in place to articulate the Chandigarh University approach to obtaining frank review from students about their experience of learning, teaching and curriculum. The students can share their views and suggestions through the online website feedback, social media student, Core centers and suggestion boxes strategically positioned in all the departments. This thing I like the most at Chandigarh University. Massive open online courses are also available in each department of the university which is also known as MOOCS. A free and open source software utilization facility is also there for CSE students in Chandigarh University.THERE IS A TRANSPARENT EVALUATION SYSTEM IN CU.To save the students from commonly prevalent examination & evaluation related problems, CU offers a mixed blend of external and continual internal evaluation as per internationally accepted scientific Relative Grading System Based on Transparent Unbiased Continuous Evaluation. This is also an appreciable step by CU. The system consist of continues evaluation through properly structured internal evaluation system. All internal and final end semester answer sheets are shown to the students, the students see and sign the answer sheets for having agreed for the evaluation. After that each element is regularly uploaded on the UIMS and student and their parents can see the marks and the time is provided for the rectification indicated by the student. The papers for the end semester examinations are set by the external examiners, who are not a part of Chandigarh University. Panel of paper setters is appointed by the competent University authorities. The evaluations of final end semester examination is done through table marking at the university. The question wise evaluation is done to maintain unbiased uniformity. All the above discussion conclude that such efforts are resulting in the huge placements every year at Chandigarh University campus.Chandigarh University has been granted the renowned NAAC A+ grade by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council. Chandigarh University has turns into the primary Private University of punjab to accomplish the A+ grade in its first cycle. This A+ grade guarantees that your Degree is of more excellent training and makes you stand diverse during situations.What's more, If we talk about Placements, Chandigarh University got the title of "College with best Placements" in india. What's more, Has been Awarded by Limca Book of World Records for most extreme organizations visiting an instructive grounds in a year.Chandigarh University has established new precedents as one of India's top IT Company Wipro choosing a record number of 394 understudies in 2018-19 which happens to be most noteworthy in India, While the other worldwide goliaths IBM, Mindtree and Capgemini enrolling 196, 101 and 207 understudies during grounds positions which is most noteworthy determination made by the organizations in North India.What's more, The position meeting 2019-20 has been a fantasy run for understudies of Chandigarh University, with in excess of 691 Top MNC's nearby made 6617 proposals with Rs. 35 LPA being the most elevated bundle advertised.Chandigarh University is obviously better University for designing programs.After finishing their investigations, Every understudy needs to get put in a Multi National Companies, Industries with a decent bundle and Chandigarh University is the ideal University for each one of those understudies. Situation record of this University is quite acceptable. Hardly any more things that make it unique in relation to different Universities and Institutes is its Industry Collaborated programs with Industry goliaths like IBM, Microsoft and so forth. Driving Industry goliaths educate and train Chandigarh University's understudies to prepare them industry.CU is growing rapidly and ending up being no1 University in the north side concerning arrangements, yet only for programming for example cse and IT. Likewise there are right around 1400 understudies for each stream , so 1400 is a critical huge number of understudies with whom you will battle .The instructors in first year are alright, yet after you go to your inside branch second year the staff is all around experienced and extraordinary.The CU conducts distinctive fest and workshops. Likewise the CU outfit worldwide impermanent employments with various outside universities of US, Canada, etc. CU moreover has coordinated a tpp program which will start towards the subsequent year, educating the fitness, C, C++ and diverse correspondence classes for setting up the understudies for GD and particular gatherings for the positions.Chandigarh University holds good position among the top private universities of India. Chandigarh University gives good job opportunities to the computer science engineering students and secure future of students. The world class faculty ensures that the students get proper exposure to the industrial environment so that they never face any difficulty in their future. The placements at Chandigarh University are highly satisfactory and never disappointed students in terms of getting recruited in reputed companies. Every laboratory of computer science engineering is well maintained. Chandigarh University also provides a good environment to students in order to complete research work.Computer science engineering deals with the core principles of computer programming and networking. Students pursuing computer science engineering from Chandigarh University gain both software and hardware design, implementation and management of the information system. To solve problems related to technology, computer science engineering is the best suitable for this purpose. Students study the design, development and analysis of software and hardware used to solve problems in a variety of business, scientific and social contexts. To acquire all these skills Chandigarh University is the best place.For the last so many years Chandigarh University has shown good records of placement in computer science engineering. In the department of computer science engineering students have got highest package of Rs. 31.77 LPA. About 122 reputed companies including Microsoft, IBM, SAP Labs, Hewlett Packard etc. have recruited more than 2030 students.For the last three years, world’s reputed IT giant Microsoft recruited computer science students on the basis of their excellent performance. Every year many renowned companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Walt Disney, IBM, Flipkart, SAP Labs visit the campus.Diksha, a computer science student of Chandigarh University recruited in Microsoft and truly an inspiration to other students of the university who are pursuing the degree in computer science engineering.Highly Qualified and Experienced facultyFaculties of computer science engineering are highly qualified and experienced. In the department of computer science engineering most of the faculties are Phd. holders. Highly qualified faculties of this department are not only imparting better education but also guiding students from time to time for their bright future.Computer science engineering department in Chandigarh University provides opportunities to students to make their visit to industries for practical learning and exposure in this field.Briefly, Chandigarh University is the education heaven to students who wish to acquire degree in computer science engineering.Chandigarh University is the best option of all to pursue a career in CSE. UIE, Best Engineering College in Punjab, is unique in drawing its strength and motivation from the unprecedented patronage provided by top-notch blue-chip multinational companies. Since inception, CU has set benchmarks for engineering education & is ranked among the Best Engineering Colleges of Punjab.Engineering streams were able to grab dream jobs and lucrative packages in Top MNC’s such as Amazon, Microsoft, Google, SAP Labs, VMWare, HP, Deloitte, Cognizant, Sapient, Hitachi, Practo Technologies, Flipkart, Gwynniebee India, L&T, TAFE, John Deere, Schindler, Deepak Nitrate.CU has set new record as one of India's top IT Company Wipro selecting a record number of 394 students in 2018-19 which happens to be highest in India, While the other global giants IBM, Mindtree and Capgemini recruiting 196, 101 and 207 students during campus placements which is highest selection made by the companies in North India.he placement session 2019-20 has been a dream-run for students of Chandigarh University, with more than 691 Top MNC's on campus made 6617 offers with Rs. 35 LPA being the highest package offered.Yes,Its worth CSE in Chandigarh University because of best record break placements in CSEComputer Science engineering (CSE) deals with design, implementation, and management of information system of both software & hardware processes. A computer scientist specializes in the theory of computation and design of computational systems.Pursuing Computer Science & Engineering from the best CSE engineering college in Punjab, Chandigarh and Mohali gives you an extra edge. It caters with thriving research environment, advanced industry sponsored infrastructure and stimulating teaching aid. Our program covers all fundamental as well as advanced concepts of engineering and computing, paired with a chance to gain exposure in emerging technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT), Mobile Computing, and Open Source and Open Standard.Mobile and Wireless technology has become a fire wave of the future to benefit every aspect of our life including business, personal, education, medical, entertainment as well as global communication. From start-ups to large corporations, all kinds of companies are hiring developers to create engaging mobile apps.At Chandigarh University, students will learn the process of building a mobile app from idea to product, for various operating systems.Students will also be exposed to valuable industry inputs and insights into the process of creating cutting-edge mobile technology and develop skills to independently analyze, design, develop, deploy, and troubleshoot mobile applications and services.In this aspect, it can be said; without doubt that Chandigarh University is the one. Though it’s a new university, yet it has achieved many milestones, which was accomplished by the other universities of the region at much later time. Top MNCs like HP, Microsoft, IBM, Accenture, Dell, SAP Labs, etc. has industrial tie ups with the CSE branch of CU. Even, CSE of CU has Industry-Academic Tie up with IBM, which facilitates the students in pursuing the degree, tailored and monitored by IBM. Most of the MNCs visiting CU for recruitments are for CSE. The below figure shows the statistics of MNCs offering above 15 LPA is given belowCAMPUS PLACEMENTSWith progression in time, Chandigarh University has been setting new benchmarks in Campus Placements. From a Fortune 500 Global Company to Fortune 500 Indian Company, You will find them all in our recruiters list. Top MNCs like Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Bank of America, Boeing, Dell, IBM, Godrej, Wipro and many more areselecting fresh talent year after year from Chandigarh University offering themindustry best packages. World's number 1 entertainment company, Walt Disney, isone of the consistent recruiters of CU students with 139 students selected inspan of 5 years. Furthermore, CU has recorded pan-India highest number (47) of student selections for placement byWalt Disney for the 2019-20 session with highest package offered at 18 LPA.CareersBooming IT sector in India has plenty of jobs for fresh computer science graduates. Besides, the Computer Engineers have plenty of options to work in IT companies in departments such as design, development, assembly, manufacture and maintenance, etc. Working as a programmer, web developer, and E- commerce specialist with telecommunications companies, automotive companies, aerospace companies, etc. can be a lucrative career option as well.Top companies recruiting Computer Science Engineers at Chandigarh Universities are as follows:• Google• International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)• NEC Corporation• ASUSTEK Computer Inc• SAIC• TCS• HCL• Tech-Mahindra• Hewlett-Packard• Dell Inc• Apple• Acer Inc• Sun• InfosysChandigarh University is Best for CSE than LPU. This University not only have good infrastructure but offers flexible syllabus according to industry point of view that helps them in the time of their placements. This university teaches the core subjects also and organize expert talks and workshop on different topics such as Cloud Computing, Big Data Analytics, Internet of Things, Cyber Security, Machine Learning and many more according to their interest, to enhance knowledge of new technologies.Chandigarh University is best because it provides some specialization courses also. In which students study the core subjects and expert knowledge of practical work of that specialty program like AI(Artificial Intelligence, Routing Algorithms in Networking, Big Data and many more.Chandigarh University is preferred because the students are mentored by various career counselors and to enable them to speak publicly and to build self-confidence. Every year number of companies such as Microsoft, Amazon, Google, TCS, Wipro, Capgemini, Cognizant, Walmart Labs and many more. These companies provide Internship and packages also.And more than 90% of the students got placed in these companies with good packages. Highest package offered is 32 lpa and average package is 4-5 lpa. So to get opportunities based on placement and others, go for CU.For pursuing Computer Science & Engineering, Chandigarh University (NAAC A+) is best in terms of High package placements, Industry ready curriculum, and labs. Each year, Companies from the list of top 500 fortunes are visiting the campus to recruit engineering students. The highest package is more than 31 Lacs per annum. University had industry-collaborated laboratories, world-class infrastructure, support for extracurricular, engagement in sports, and many more the highlights of Chandigarh University.The placement opportunities are very good at Chandigarh University. Talking about CSE, the students have been successful to grab a package as high as Rs 37 LPA. Most international brands regularly visit Chandigarh University campus, like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Hitachi, Josh, Xerox, CTS, Capgemini, Verizon, Tech Mahindra, Pega Systems, and others. One of the big aspects of B. Tech in CSE is On Job Training opportunity for final year students which is a big boost for students preparing for their career. A dynamic approach in which students explore real-world problems and challenges to solve Minor Projects, Live Projects, and Design Problem challenges. Expert lectures are conducted in the form of invited talk throughout the year, where industry /academia experts share their wisdom to enhance students learning. Students are exposed to higher-order problem-solving skills by making them part of competitive programming events like Codechef, Hackerrank, Topcoder, etc. A plethora of R & D as well as entrepreneurship opportunities are available and encouraged in Chandigarh University school of CSE. Students are engaged in some really challenging and interesting projects like smart homes, Intelligent parking systems, etc.Chandigarh University is far better University for engineering programs.After completing their studies, Every student wants to get placed in a Multi National Companies, Industries with a good package and Chandigarh University is the perfect University for all those students. Placement record of this University is pretty good. Few more things that make it different from other Universities and Institutes is its Industry Collaborated programs with Industry giants like IBM, Microsoft etc. Leading Industry giants teach and train Chandigarh University's students to make them industry ready.118 students earned offer letters from Hewlett Packard at ChandigarhUniversity> Global IT giant Accenture selects 1253 Students> 573 Engineers receives offer letters from Wipro at ChandigarhUniversityMY VOTE IS FOR CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY GO FOR IT.he world class faculty ensures that the students get proper exposure to the industrial environment so that they never face any difficulty in their future. The placements at Chandigarh University are highly satisfactory and never disappointed students in terms of getting recruited in reputed companies. Every laboratory of computer science engineering is well maintained. Chandigarh University also provides a good environment to students in order to complete research work.Computer science engineering deals with the core principles of computer programming and networking. Students pursuing computer science engineering from Chandigarh University gain both software and hardware design, implementation and management of the information system. To solve problems related to technology, computer science engineering is the best suitable for this purpose. Students study the design, development and analysis of software and hardware used to solve problems in a variety of business, scientific and social contexts. To acquire all these skills Chandigarh University is the best place.Definitely, CU’s CSE program is the most sought after program.CU is accredited A+ by NAAC. Only few prestigious universities have this grade by NAAC. In fact, CU got this in its very first attempt itself and has become the youngest university to get this grade.NIRF 2020 has ranked CU’s engineering program at 84 (within top 100 in India), at par with many NITs.Placement scenario at CU is impeccable. CU holds Limca Book Records for getting highest number of companies (almost 700) on its campus for placements.For BE-CSE, highest package=35LPAFor ME-CSE, highest package=29.1LPAAverage package in CSE=6LPACompanies offering 5 LPA or more salary package are 131+ with 650+ selectionsCompanies offering 10 LPA or more salary package are 26+ with 100+ selections50+ MNCs among the Top 100 of India has made 500+ offers.Top Fortune 500 Companies select Engineering students in Campus Placements (Microsoft, Amazon, Hewlett Packard, Bank of America, NOKIA, Deloitte, IBM, DELL, SAP Labs)Chandigarh University has been awarded the prestigious NAAC A+ grade by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council. Chandigarh University has becomes the first Private University of punjab to achieve the A+ grade in its first cycle. This A+ grade ensures that your Degree is of higher quality education and makes you stand different during placements.And If we talk about Placements, Chandigarh University got the title of “University with best Placements” in india. And Has been Awarded by Limca Book of World Records for maximum companies visiting an educational campus in a year.Chandigarh University has set new records as one of India's top IT Company Wipro selecting a record number of 394 students in 2018-19 which happens to be highest in India, While the other global giants IBM, Mindtree and Capgemini recruiting 196, 101 and 207 students during campus placements which is highest selection made by the companies in North India.And The placement session 2019-20 has been a dream-run for students of Chandigarh University, with more than 691 Top MNC's on campus made 6617 offers with Rs. 35 LPA being the highest package offered.Pursuing CSE from Chandigarh University would be hands down on of the best life decisions that you will ever make. Not only do companies such as IBM, Informatica, Deloitte, Cognizant, Wipro, Microsoft, VM Ware, SAP Labs, etc. visit the campus for on-campus placements, the students are also trained in all fundamental as well as advanced concepts of engineering and computing, paired with a chance to gain exposure in emerging technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT), Mobile Computing, and Open Source and Open Standard.Moving further, the placement record of Chandigarh University has been exemplary. From 2018–2019, 212 companies visited the campus for CSE and IT placements and selected a total of 2030 students with the highest package being 31.77 LPA by Amazon. IT giants such as Microsoft, IBM, SAP Labs, Hewlett Packard visited CU and recruited more than 2030 CSE/IT Engineering students. World’s top IT giant Microsoft selected Computer Science and IT Engineering students consecutively for four years now and the numbers have increased 3 times totaling up to 15 students. I believe if you choose CU, your future will definitely be bright.From having students recruited internationally in Fortune 500 Global companies to getting them placed into top blue-chip companies in the country, Chandigarh University turns your dreams into reality.All the very best!

This Is How You Train As A Spy In The CIA's Most Elite Covert UnitSource meetings at Panera. Dead drops all over DC. How to develop a cover identity. A former spy tells all.https://www.washingtonian.com/2019/10/13/amaryllis-fox-how-you-train-spy-cia-most-elite-covert-unit/#Photograph by Stocksy, used for illustrative purposes only.This Is How You Train As a Spy in the CIA’s Most Elite Covert UnitSource meetings at Panera. Dead drops all over DC. How to develop a cover identity. Former spy Amaryllis Fox tells all in this excerpt from her book, Life Undercover.WRITTEN BY AMARYLLIS FOX | PUBLISHED ON OCTOBER 13, 2019 TWEET SHAREIstart the CIA Field Tradecraft course in the fall of 2005, learning the basics of elicitation, dead drops, bumps, brush passes, and surveillance detection. My small band of classmates and I run around DC at all hours of the day and night, marking signal sites with chalk and identifying the license plates of cars that trail us, sorting the training surveillants from the real ones, high on the fact that the civilians around us are carrying on with their normal days, oblivious to what’s happening right in front of them.We’re given our first operational assessment: a bump, which means finding a target of interest in some public place and manufacturing a reason to get him or her talking. The aim is the much-coveted “second meeting”: an opportunity to continue the conversation somewhere else at some later date; this offers the operative the chance to build a relationship and, with it, access to whatever information the target might hold. I know from my time at the Agency’s Counterterrorism Center how precious that information can be. The location of a detainee, delivered hours before she’s to be beheaded. The name of a seller on his way to provide Soviet-era tactical nukes to a contact in al-Qaeda. The security loophole that Hezbollah plans to exploit to walk catastrophic biological agents out of a scientist’s deep freezer.The targets we’re given during training are all characters played by case officers, the real-life, battle-hardened spies we trainees aspire someday to be. Some play the roles out of a sense of duty, passing their skills on to the next generation. Others do it out of exhaustion, craving a plumb three-year tour back home. The rest do it by way of penalty box, paying their dues after screwing up—or screwing someone—somewhere out there at the tip of the spear.×Fox in undercover mode, second from left, speaking on a panel in DC to reinforce her art-dealer cover identity. All photographs courtesy of Amaryllis Fox.Our instructor drops folders on the tables in front of us, one each, all black. Mine opens with a photo of a middle-aged Gorbachev look-alike, minus the port-wine stain, leaning against the bar in a crowded pub. The write-up is sparse. He’s a Kazakh civil servant, it says. He knows about an imminent attack to be carried out with his government’s blessing. He has objected—privately, of course. He was ignored. The local station believes he might be a viable target.Beyond that, there are only a few words of bio. He went to the Kazakh-American University in Almaty and studied business, with a minor in film. He collects American baseball cards. He has a dog. Tacked onto the end is a surveillance report. His home, the ministry, the home of his lover. Sometimes, on Sundays, he likes to go to Panera Bread. I smile at the awkward allowance for a location near the training center. Guess that’s where I’m headed. My eye scans the rest of the page. He sits in the back, it says. He always orders the pie.I pull into a spot in the Panera parking lot in Northern Virginia. I’m driving a training car, a rented Dodge Stratus, designed to safeguard my cover from any real-world surveillants sent by the Russians or Chinese to get a jump on identifying the CIA’s next cohort of spies. Fair enough—my rust-bucket Jeep is pretty identifiable. I glance in the rearview mirror. This is going to be our first graded exercise. My reflection doesn’t inspire confidence. I assess myself as a stranger might: blotchy skin, nervous eyes, the puppy chub of childhood still in her cheeks. Every movie I’ve ever watched suggests this is not what spies look like. But then I guess spies who look like spies don’t get very far.WE RUN AROUND DC AT ALL HOURS, HIGH ON THE FACT THAT THE CIVILIANS AROUND US ARE OBLIVIOUS TO WHAT’S HAPPENING RIGHT IN FRONT OF THEM.Inside Panera, a line of Sunday brunchers snakes toward the door. I scan the room over the top of a menu, feeling vaguely ridiculous. The weekend yuppie crowd sprawls across tables and chairs. No sign of a cranky case officer posing as a Kazakh informant, pretending not to know I’m there. For a minute, I wonder if I’ve dreamed the whole thing, the way crazy people always think they’re surrounded by the CIA. Then I see him. Sitting in the back at the coffee bar, shoulders hunched, as if nursing a finger of whiskey.This is it. My first opportunity to mess something up so badly that I get kicked out of the program. I draw breath and head toward him. The stool next to him is free—a courtesy for a new student, I’m pretty sure. I sit down and set a laptop and a book on the bar. He’s waiting for me to make the first move. I let him wait. In part because I’m terrified. And in part because I think it seems more natural that way. I open my laptop to an e-mail template and begin typing a fake note. “Thanks for the heads-up,” I tap to a fictional correspondent. “Given my connections in Washington, I feel a responsibility to help—I’m sure you understand.” I leave the cursor blinking there for a minute. I can feel him stealing a glance at my screen. I force myself not to look for his look. Instead, I sigh. Wait a beat longer. Then hit the keystroke combo to lock the screen.“Do you mind?” I ask him.He looks startled.“Watching my things,” I say. “Would you mind keeping an eye on them while I use the restroom?”He glances at the laptop, the book, back to me. He nods. The book is a prop I’ve created by wrapping a novel in a handmade cover that reads Rat Pack Chic: Glamour, Freedom, and the Advent of American Cool.In the bathroom, I pull the door shut and start counting: One, two, three. I look in the mirror, examine my reflection again: Fourteen, fifteen, sixteen. She looks better this time. Twenty-two, twenty-three, twenty-four. Like maybe she just might make it through this thing alive. Twenty-eight, twenty-nine, thirty. I open the door and clock him right where I left him, eyeing the picture of Dean Martin and Sinatra in mid-croon.“Thanks,” I say and sit back down. We fall silent for a beat. It’s unbearable, the waiting. Finally, he says, “Those were the days, huh?” and nods toward the photo on the book’s cover like a spurned lover gesturing toward the girl who passed him by.Fox as a child. She grew up between London and DC, and graduated from National Cathedral School here as well as a grad program at Georgetown.“Weren’t they, though?” I say. “I’ve always kind of wished I were born back then. I collect their letters.” I give him a shy smile. “The Rat Pack. You know, I mean I buy their letters and things when I get the chance.”His face brightens. “I’d love to see those sometime.” He’s making this easy.“Well, I’ve been planning to digitize them, you know, make them available online. Seems like such a waste for them to be in my desk drawer. But I haven’t gotten around to it yet.”“That’s too bad,” he says, and I can hear the opening in his voice.“But you know, I’d be happy to give you a look. You’ve been so kind, watching my things and everything. And I love meeting other people who appreciate the good old times. When things were . . . .” I pause. Glance at the television screen in the corner. “Simpler.”“There I also know what you mean,” he says as the news anchor turns to talk of terrorism. “I’d be happy to have an hour’s escape in the company of Frank Sinatra.”I smile. “It’s a deal, then. How can I reach you?”He begins to give me his phone number, then stops and stares at me for a second.“Helluva first meeting, kid.”He’s broken character. This is how the exercise ends, I guess. The Kazakh evaporates and only the case officer remains, with the Brooklyn still in him. “Nice approach, asking me a favor. Most of your idiot comrades just sidle up and blurt out some awkward conversation starter like they have geopolitical Tourette’s. Why the Rat Pack?”“You . . . he . . . collects old US baseball cards. I figured having some of those was a bit too on the nose. But, you know, Joe DiMaggio, Marilyn Monroe, Sinatra—it felt like the same vibe somehow. Servicing some sense of nostalgia. Some yearning for a world that he worries has disappeared.”The guy’s laughing at me now. “Regular Dr. Freud,” he says with a shake of his head. “But you’re right. A good case officer is as much psychology student as he is James Bond.”“Or she,” I say.Fox as an expat journalist before her time in the CIA, interviewing Aung San Suu Kyi, then under house arrest.“Indeed.” He pulls an assessment paper out of his back pocket. There are a dozen or so categories that students are to be judged on. Beside each is a box to check: Satisfactory, Less Than Satisfactory, Unsatisfactory. There is no Good. In this business, it’s survive or not. Thrive is not an option. He clicks open his pen and draws a straight line down through the Satisfactory column. At the bottom, in the section for notes, he writes, “All aces. A velvet hammer. Might just have found her calling.” Then he folds the page in quarters, hands it to me, and walks out.My two closest Agency brothers—Mike and Dave—are waiting for me at Ireland’s Four Courts, a mock old country pub along Northern Virginia’s commuter corridor. They also passed, but each with a smattering of Less Than Satisfactorys—or Lesters, as they’re lovingly known. We peruse one another’s assessment sheets as we drop shots into our pints of Guinness. “The velvet hammer, eh?” Dave says. From then on, that’s what he calls me.I deploy to “The Farm,” a secret base in outstate Virginia, with no communication home for six months, for my last round of training. My friends and family all believe I’m on assignment for the boring multinational where they think I’ve been working as a consultant—my cover until now.When I finish this course, my training branch chief informs me I’ve been selected for one of the hardest and most coveted assignments in the Agency: I’ll be under non-official cover. Most CIA operatives deploy under diplomatic cover, pretending to be a low-level secretary at the US Embassy by day and working their espionage targets at night. That works for Cold War–style spycraft, recruiting members of foreign governments, but terror cells don’t much care whether someone is a US diplomat or a US spy—if they work for the US government, they’re a target. To infiltrate terror networks, to run and recruit terrorist assets myself, I’ll need a better cover than Beltway consultant. Businesswoman, artist—something that doesn’t reek of Washington.Fox, in the gray blouse at left, visiting refugee camps in Iraq.“You’re a 25-year-old white girl,” my boss says back at Langley. “Don’t hide from that. Lean into it. What reason could you possibly have for being in Yemen or Libya or the North-West Frontier Province of Pakistan?”There’s aid work, but that cover has been used a thousand times before. And each time it is, it erodes the ability of real aid workers to do their job without falling under local suspicion. There’s journalism and documentary filmmaking, a nod to my history freelancing in Thailand and Burma. But that cover holds for only so long until it becomes obvious your work isn’t showing up on the wires.“What about art?” I ask.“Go on.”My parents collect it, I explain. My sister is studying it. Anyone would believe I’d be drawn into that world, too. With artists from emerging scenes like China and India making record sales at Sotheby’s and Christie’s, it would make total sense for a young entrepreneur to be out scouting new markets in the Middle East, Asia, and Africa. If China’s anything to go by, I say, governments and criminals alike love using the art scene to launder money, so there’s real access there. It might even allow me to brush up against some antiquities dealers hawking war trophies. Most of all, it would give me a reason to run around the boonies with sealed boxes and bags.He mulls this over for a minute, then nods.“Sold. Family history makes it believable. And the art market’s just dirty enough to give you entrée to the netherworld when you need it. Get it set up.”“Getting it set up” involves hundreds of hours of work. There’s the preparation of fake business plans and financials to ensure that I can talk mechanics if anyone should ask. There’s designing the website and creating the digital litter—search results that reinforce the company’s legitimacy. There’s the printing of business cards—my own and those of colleagues I would have met were this my real job. There’s the forging of expired conference passes to scatter in my backpack and the generation of a year’s past e-mail traffic with nonexistent correspondents, in case anyone should check my phone or hack my digital accounts. It’s the birthing of an entire identity, all to backstop one simple line: “I deal in indigenous art.”Alongside the creation of my cover, I have a few other post-training errands to run. I stop by the Directorate of Science and Technology, known as the DS&T, to design my covcom—the covert communications system I’ll use to communicate with headquarters from the field. Most operatives rely on secure computers in the embassy’s station to send their cables, but as a NOC (non-official cover), I won’t set foot in the embassy door. For us non-official types, the DS&T teams design systems that can travel with us, embedded in our computers and accessed through labyrinthine combinations of physical trapdoors and online keystrokes, to be sure no inspecting customs officer can find them. Each is created from scratch with a given NOC’s cover in mind, and now that I have the art business under way, it’s time to get my covcom fired up to match.SETTING UP MY COVER TAKES HUNDREDS OF HOURS—PREPARING FAKE BUSINESS PLANS, CREATING DIGITAL LITTER, FORGING EXPIRED CONFERENCE PASSES.I sit with the engineers in their warehouse of technical delights and brief them on the finer points of my new business. They scribble notes with a pencil—the only low-tech item in the room—and, a few weeks later, present me with a phone and a long list of instructions, to be carried out in the correct order to unlock the covcom hidden inside. There are buttons and switches interspersed with keystrokes and visits to art-related websites and edits to pictures of the Louvre. It’s a spy-tech Konami code, like the combinations of commands that unlocked secret power-ups in the Nintendo games we played as kids. There’s a cheekiness to it, hiding a portal to the heart of the government’s secrets right there in plain sight of every adversary I’ll meet. I tuck it away like a Batphone, my secret connection to the cavalry back home. It is my talisman. It makes me feel less alone.Down the hall in the DS&T is an altogether different room, hung with fabrics and leathers and lace. It’s the CD shop, where tailoring wizards add concealment devices to briefcases and dresses and coats. They’ve pulled a Tumi bag in preparation for our meeting. “These are my favorites,” the woman tells me. “Professional, anonymous, well heeled but not luxurious.” I grimace at its plush smugness.“Do you have anything a bit more hippie-backpacker save-the-world art lover?” I ask.The woman smiles. “Stand by,” she says and disappears into the fabrics. When she reemerges, she’s holding a woven cloth hobo bag, straight out of a Thai night market.“Bingo,” I say, and she winks.When I return to pick it up, she walks me through the three compartments she’s added, each a different size and accessed through its own particular combination of thread tugs and flap pulls.“Magic,” I say.“Just a regular old Muggle. Doing my best.”The last tech stop is a few floors up in a mirrored makeup studio hung with latex noses and glasses and wigs. I’m there to be fitted for light disguise—a ridiculous getup, not much better than a drugstore Halloween costume, intended to throw surveillance off the trail during a test run of a route.“I’m not sure anyone’s gonna buy this,” I say to the man as he stuffs the last of my hair under a Brigitte Bardot bob.“It’s for from far away,” he says in a French accent. “Try these.” He adds a pair of spectacles. They’re more preposterous than the wig, but somehow the combined effect cancels out to an awkward but non-alerting librarian.“Fine,” I say. “Can’t imagine using these, to be honest, but seems as good a getup as any if I have to.”Fox traveling with her infant daughter, who was born abroad, before Fox left the CIA.The man looks miffed but tags them with my Agency ID number and pads off to find some clay to make a mold of my face. I’m pretty sure he leaves me caked in the stuff a beat longer than he has to, lying on my back and breathing through a straw. “Don’t piss off Guillaume,” I remember my boss telling me when I spotted a crooked latex nose hanging from his cabinet. Now I understand what he meant.Reality gets more and more distant, obscured by the ever-thicker veil of my new cover. I take my first trip under its protection and then my second. At the beginning, I run through the details obsessively during each flight, preparing for possible grilling at customs when I land. But soon I come to slip in and out of it more easily, as with a softening pair of shoes. The real world feels farther and farther away.I go to brunch with my family at a cafe on the Potomac River and tell them I’m going to try my hand at dealing in indigenous art. They don’t take much convincing. They had never understood why I’d wanted to work for a multinational anyway. Seeking out cultural expression in far-off lands is a much better match with their expectations of me.“Now, that’s the rebel I know and love,” my sister chimes in. I’m relieved when they buy it. If they do, maybe al-Qaeda will, too.“Just don’t get thrown into prison,” my mother jokes.“Not much chance of that,” I laugh. Of all the lies I tell them, that one is the biggest.From the book “Life Undercover: Coming of Age in the CIA” by Amaryllis Fox, to be published October 15 by Alfred A. Knopf, an imprint of the Knopf Doubleday Group, a division of Penguin Random House. Copyright © 2019 by Amaryllis Fox. Names, locations, and operational details have been changed to safeguard intelligence sources and methods.This article appears in the October 2019 issue of Washingtonian.