Panjab University

Academics: Excellent faculty and diverse programs. Campus Life: Beautiful green campus with vibrant events. Facilities: Great library, sports complex, and hostels. Reputation: Highly ranked and well-respected.

One of the best universities in Northern India. Lash green, education friendly campus with all modern facilities.

Panjab University is one of the best university in the north India. I am doing Masters in Computer Applications from this university. University life is really good. University conducts many events especially in February- March. This university is ranked in world ranked universities also. Really grateful to be a part of this university. This university is my dream university and studying here is like dream came true. If you get chance to get admission here, just go for it. It is better than any private university, teachers are really good.

Punjab University is the heart of Chandigarh. Best university of India. I have done my PG from this university.

Infrastructure is nice the campus is very big it has different buildings for Science students Commerce students, BTech students and arts students. It also has canteen in which sitting arrangements is available. Also, fresh and good quality food is available there. Academics For academics, it is good. Teachers are well experienced. They are very helpful, cooperative and nice. The curriculum is designed according to the guidelines of University but it doesn't help students to give any Competitive exam. Placements Placement is not very good. Students has to to try themselves to get a good job. They have to work on their personality, communication skills etc.by themselves. Only college helps the students to clear all the queries if any student has related to placement process. Value-for-money The course fees is jusy Rs. 30,000 and i think according to the fees, it is average college. Campus Life Students can engage in extra curricular activities like dance, music, sports, fest etc. Anything Else Good experience

Best place in chandigarh full of positive vibes. Love to visit this energetic place frequently. You will see beautiful faces around there. You can enjoy delicious yummy food like cheese Naan gravy, Chinese platter, at very reasonable price like 50 to 70rs. It is pleasure doing gossips with friends while sipping Masala tea in lush green garden. Don't miss the food it's is highly delicious. Highly recommended place if you want to remind your college days again.

Sharing some photos of panjab university as a memory for myself of good old days from sunshine to the moonlight we have enjoyed every moment, every night doesn't matter if we are lazy or if we bunking from the class. All are memories we treasure and moving forward. For the newcomer: have a fun ride while tasting some fruity under the campus with beautiful. Good luck! for your journey

GANDHI BHAWAN It’s distinctive position as a white lotus against the red sandstone structures of the Panjab campus is a metaphorical representation of Gandhi’s teachings, and stands out amidst the more traditional academic and administrative structures of the university. It is as iconic as it seems. A shame that the pool of water was not present at the time of visiting, however it allowed me to capture the building’s details with my eyes more than a zoom of the camera. Despite its individual characteristic, I find that the Fine Arts Museum opposite, shares a facade similar to Gandhi Bhawan. Two sets of large panels sitting atop, or sandwiched between a set of long horizontal panels. Perhaps, Gandhi Bhawan fits in well on Panjab campus, and the two structures and their contrasting hues and material, highlight the nuanced interplay between tradition and modernity. BOYS’ HOSTEL One of the Boys’ Hostel visited was an observation of one room on the ground level, where a lattice brickwork was displayed. However, some of the holes of the brickwork were filled with two stacks of bricks. Perhaps, the natural ventilation operates well, but privacy was sought after. I did also love the short coloured stone walls at the entrance to the dorms. STUDENT CENTRE My first instance of seeing a concrete ramp circle up a concrete building, its facade often placed with pivotal louvered windows for natural ventilation, while a hand runs along the thick concrete railing held up by frequent thin metal poles. Though I’ve only had the opportunity to enter its top floor cafe, the Student Centre appears much better from the outside. Its bathroom is terrible, and the lighting was weak inside the cafe. I did adore the view of the social hub below the building, and the maintained shrubs along the footpaths.