Punjab College of Technical Education

Admission: The teachers at this college are awesome. They know their stuff and explain everything really well. The way they teach is great. We even get to go on field trips to hospitals and industries. The exams are done well too.

Placement: There are over 40 students in my class. 17 of them are from other countries, 15 are from Jammu & Kashmir, and the rest are from Punjab. The college education is really good. They train us in top hospitals like Raghunath, Deepak, and Global Heart. The placement opportunities are great too, depending on how much you know and your hands-on experience.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure with facilities like Wi-Fi and a library for free time. The classes are fully air-conditioned with proper seating. Plus, there's a gym to work out and a game room for playing different games. It's a pretty cool place to study and chill!

Admission: I really liked how some teachers were super helpful. They had a lot of experience, which made it easier for us to pass our exams. But sometimes the college hires new graduates who don't have much teaching experience yet, and that can be a problem.

Placement: I graduate in 2025. Not many students got placements in my course at college, so I'm kinda stressed about my parents' money. Chick-fil-A and other companies recruit from our college. One student got a high salary of INR 11 lakhs.

Campus: The facilities are pretty good. They've got basketball and volleyball courts, but you gotta pay to use them. It feels like they're always asking for more money. Honestly, the education isn't worth all the fees they charge. That's all I gotta say.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and are super nice and supportive. They helped us with everything, from schoolwork to other stuff. The courses here are practical and prepare us well for the job market. The exams were okay, not too hard, and most people passed with a decent 33% in each subject.

Placement: In 2024, most of us in the course got placed about 70%! The highest salary was 10 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA. Companies like Trident, Vardhman, and ICICI Bank hired a lot of us. B.Com students mostly got jobs in these companies. I got a job as a junior accountant, but there were also positions like banking associate and tax consultant up for grabs.

Campus: The course infrastructure was awesome! We had comfy classrooms with cool tech stuff. Smart boards made learning easier, and there were tech labs too. The library was easy to get to, and every lab had Wi-Fi. The hostels were nice, with good food in the mess and canteen. They even had sports events to join in and show off our skills. It was a great place for learning and having fun!

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and have lots of experience. They teach us by giving us assignments, projects, and taking us on industry trips. There are also activities related to real-life situations. So, we get hands-on experience. The exams during the semester were just the right level of difficulty.

Placement: Our course had over 400 students, and most students got internships. The companies that hired us were local hosiery manufacturers looking for sales and marketing people. They offered an average salary of 4 to 6 LPA.

Campus: Our college had lots of international students, which was cool. The hostel was awesome with Wi-Fi on every floor. The classrooms were nice and chilly thanks to the AC. The food in the canteen and mess was tasty and good for you.

Admission: The teachers at our college are mostly young and have their master's degrees. Some of them are even working on getting their Ph.D. One of our teachers had a lot of experience in the field and as a radio jockey. The theory part of the courses doesn't really prepare you for the industry. To be skilled, you need practical experience and exposure to the latest methods. Our college doesn't focus much on hands-on learning, so you have to take the initiative. The semester exams are pretty easy to pass if you pay attention in class.

Placement: The job opportunities after college are not great. Only a few students might get an unpaid internship, mostly from local news agencies. They usually offer roles like reporter, but you could also get a job as a cameraman, video editor, or content writer if that's your thing.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and the classrooms are nice. The labs are okay. The Wi-Fi is usually slow. The library doesn't have many helpful books, mostly just for technical courses. The lawns are well-kept and there's a big sports ground. The hostels are big and clean. The food could be better.

Admission: The teachers at PCTE are really nice and always ready to help. I think the education here is way better than in other colleges. They make sure we're ready for all kinds of exams, not just academics but also competitions. They focus a lot on improving our overall personality, which is great.

Placement: I'm happy to say that most students got placed this year. The highest package was 8 LPA. Some students even started their own businesses. Overall, the placements here are pretty good.

Campus: The campus has everything you need - library, labs, projectors. I'd rate the facilities 4 stars and the hostel 3 stars. It's a nice, clean campus overall. But the food isn't great and hygiene needs improvement. The international hostel food is even worse.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. The courses we take prepare us well for the industry. The exams aren't too hard, and we have a couple of mid-semester exams before the final ones. Plus, each subject has a presentation to help us understand it better.

Placement: Last year, almost all students got placed with a top salary of 10 lakh per year. Companies like Pand G, flipkart, SBI, Loreal, Berger, and others visit for internships lasting 2 months. Students are then judged based on their performance during the internship.

Campus: The campus has great facilities like a nice hostel and a good canteen with tasty food. They offer a variety of food options. I like the sports facilities too, with stuff like badminton, volleyball, and cricket outside, and table tennis and pool inside. It's a fun place to be active!

Admission: The teachers at this college are super helpful and work together with us. They know their stuff and make sure we're well-prepared for exams. The exams are fair and help us get ready for the finals. The teachers make sure the exam papers match what we've learned, so we don't run into any surprises later on.

Placement: I'm so glad to say that everyone gets placed from our college. Last year, Trident gave the highest salary package of 15 LPA, with an average of 6.5 LPA. Companies like Hawkins, Byju's, CK, and Tommy come here mostly from marketing and finance. Love the opportunities here!

Campus: The college has labs, digital classrooms, and a library. The classrooms are comfy, and the food in the canteen is really good. Plus, there are sports clubs where you can join in and play sports.

Admission: The senior teachers at our college all have Ph.Ds and lots of experience in different companies. Some even run businesses in the city. They teach well and focus more on practical stuff than just theory. The semester exams are pretty easy and relate to what's happening in the world. It's cool to get a taste of real-world work in class.

Placement: The course has great placement opportunities. The highest package is around 10 Lacs, lowest is 2 Lacs, and the average is 6 Lacs. Big companies like Upgrad, TATA, Starbucks, Baba papa, Perumal, haua, and H&M come for placements. Around 90 percent of students get internships in SBI Life and Ageas Life Federal Insurance.

Campus: The campus has Wi-Fi all over the place, which is awesome. There are computer labs and labs for Science too. The classrooms are spacious, have AC, and are super clean. The library is huge around 100 students can chill there at once. The hostel is top-notch, perfect for out-of-town students and even international ones. The food is tasty and the medical services are solid.

Admission: I really like the MSE program at my college. They have great presentations and offer industry exposure which is awesome. The college focuses on all-around development which is cool. Overall, it's a good college but the infrastructure could be improved for sure.

Placement: The college has plenty of placement opportunities. They help you prepare for interviews and improve your personality. The companies hiring for BBA might not be huge, but for MBAs, you're likely to find better options.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is pretty bad. It's especially bad in the medical buildings. I heard that the gym is gonna close down this year, which is a bummer. On the bright side, the canteens are awesome! There are 8 canteens on the main campus, and if you're a 3rd year BBA or MBA student, there's a campus with 2 more canteens.