Chandigarh University says 272 students from its Allied Health Sciences programs have secured jobs in government and private hospitals over the past three years. The update points to steady placement outcomes for graduates entering clinical and hospital-based roles in India’s healthcare sector.
The university also said it has strengthened employability through practical exposure, with 393 Allied Health Sciences students completing internships at leading health institutions. That hands-on training is presented as a key part of preparing students for real hospital environments and improving job readiness.
The announcement highlights how internships and placements are being linked more closely in allied health education. For students in this field, hospital training can play an important role in building professional experience before moving into full-time roles with healthcare providers.
With demand for skilled allied health professionals continuing across both public and private care settings, Chandigarh University is positioning its programs around industry exposure and placement support. The latest figures underline the university’s focus on helping students transition from classroom learning to employment in hospitals and other health institutions.
