PEC Chandigarh Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

Got admission from online counselling of JOSAA, I had wished for a good college and fortunately I got one. I was interested in electrical instruments and electrical phenomenas. I developed a good interest in these in my 12th physics syllabus and therefore, I had adopted this course of electrical engineering in pec

College management was very nice. They keep transparency in everything for the students

It's a dream college to get. You will enjoy your 4 years and come out rich.

PEC is One of the best university after IITs, has good placements and oppurtunities. The program is well defined and the entire semester i.e. 6th semester is the best thing about PEC through which one gets experience of the corporate world and can make clear decisions, we also have chances of Pre placement offer(PPO) and are then free in 4th year to do whatever one aims for, preparing for better companies or post grad. Hostels are also there in campus which also is beneficial. The placement cell works really hard for placements and internships and placement percentage has increased significantly. Besides other NITs, PEC is far better in terms of placements and its engineering program. One must surely try to secure admission here in case one could not in IIT. PEC also has good relations and reputation in companies which also leads to its increased placements percentage. Fees also is reasonable and there are scholarships available for girls and many more. Also Chandigarh city adds to inclination towards PEC, it has oppurtunities for learning courses like for Post grad, for GATE or MBA, good coaching classes are available. The clubs and societies in the college are also very motivating, they build confidence and one learns a lot from seniors, interacting with them and learning many more things other than what club offers. Though PEC has a lesser rank than many NITs and other universities, it is due to its infrastructure and hostels, but not due to academics and placements, they are far better than many institutions listed before PEC in the MHRD ranking. Considering PEC as an option for undergraduate is worth if you can’t opt for IIT.

College location and the college reputation both are very good and i was getting my favorite stream that is mechanical engineering and PEC is known for its Mechanical and Civil engineering so that's why i choose this college and i am very confident till now that my decision was right

PEC is a reputed institution. It provides enough opportunities and flexibility to students to realize whatever they are passionate about. The curriculum is also relatively modern. It is not as good as many of the IITs but is still pretty good. Before getting admission, a few people told me that PEC is an old college with is deteriorating with time. I talked to a few other people, some recent pass outs and came to know that it may not be able to inspire and improve students who aren't that intelligent passionate or self-motivated , But there is surely a lot for people with some ambition to do well in anything they like, be it academics, research, higher education, placements, sports, coding, robotics, extracurricular like drama, debating graphics, designing, singing etc. Another factor is that they have strong emphasis on real world exposure, as in everyone does a mandatory internship in 6th semester. A fantastic Alumni network is always there to help guide the students. So I took admission in PEC based on the wide variety of feedback I got

PEC is a well reputed college. It is internationally organised college. Far much better than colleges in nearby cities that require Jee main as qualification. Better than Thapar in terms of package per student. Has less fees. It is located in a safe and clean city like Chandigarh that adds to it's benefits.

Placement is good for the circuital branch and OK for the non-circuital. Companies like Amazon, Microsoft, jp morgan, Goldman sacs come for campus placements. Apart from them core companies like airtel, sail Land T also hire from college

I loved maths so I chose Non-Med. Then we have Joint Entrance Examination for engineering colleges. It's one of the toughest and most prestigious exams in the country. The result of these exams combined with 12th Mark's gave us ranks. Then we had cut-offs to pick colleges.

College is pretty good for civil engineering branch and fairly good for other streams too. Staff is overall good. One can opt for various courses and get involved in various cultural and technical events which are held throughout the year.