Tuesday, March 27, 2012

CMA & Aryans Group organize book launch

L To R ,Mr.Vivek Atray Renowned Author & ATC, Haryana; Dr.Anshu Kataria,Chairman(AGC) & President(CMA); Ms.Rashmi Datt,Renowned Author & Madhulika Kak,General Secretary(CMA).
by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)
CHANDIGARH, MARCH 27
Chandigarh Management Association (CMA) in association with Aryans Group of Colleges (AGC) organized a Book Launch of “And the Lion Smiled at the Rabbit- Manage Emotions to Win” written by Rashmi Dutt on today at PHD Chamber here.
Renowned Author and Additional Transport Commissioner, Haryana, Vivek Atray was the chief guest. Dr. Anshu Kataria, Chairman, Aryans Group and President, CMA presided over the event. PHD Chamber Regional Director Dalip Sharma was the guest of honour .
Appreciating the content of the book Mr. Vivek Atray said that in the book the author had tried to provide simple and clear solution to the nagging issues that young professionals face in day to day life which includes hard negotiations, office-politics or never-ending deadlines. The book tells how one can change the critical situation just by managing his emotions, added Mr. Atray.
 Ms. Rashmi Dutt said this book is about dealing with everyday work problems with emotional intelligence, rather than swinging from fight to flight. When situations make us uncomfortable, we go into silence or violence, which doesn’t help us move towards our goals. But we can teach ourselves to regulate our impulses, and respond to difficult situations consciously and rationally’, Datt further added.
Speaking on occasion Dr. Anshu Kataria said that the book speaks to the large and relatively young workforce of India (over 60% of India’s population is less than 35 years old) who is smart, works hard and wants to succeed but might feel stifled by unreasonable people around them. I believe that after reading this book the young generation could get easy and simple solutions to their problems.
 Dutt further added that the book advocates that managing emotions is the key to success at the workplace. It draws heavily from Indian folklore of Panchatantra and the wisdom of Indian philosophy, weaving it together with modern management theory to provide practical solutions to every-day issues ranging from holding difficult conversations to conflict resolution in the real world.
 Members of Executive Committee of CMA including Dr. Manoj Kumar Sharma, Ms. Madhulika Kak, Er. M.L. Garg, Mr. Ashok Verma,Dr. Aneet Kaur,Dr. Niraj Pasricha , Mr. A.K. Gandhi ,Mr. Vivek Goyal ,Dr. T.L. Kaushal, Mr. Balwant Gurunay, Mr. Jagtaran Singh Nayyar, Lt. Col Karamjit Singh ,Mr. A.S. Tanda, Col M.G.S. Khurana, Mr. T.S. Chhabra, Mr. H.S. Bhatti ,Mr. Vikram Hans ,Mr. Gurdip Singh Deep, Dr. P.K. Vasudeva ,Sh. Charanjit Singh ,Sh. B.M. Gulati were also present on the occasion.
It is to be mentioned that Rashmi Datt, an expert in individual and organizational development, learning and development, and instructional design, the author facilitates individual and organizational development. She works regularly with leading corporates, various government organizations and not-for-profit organizations including Areva, Reliance Power, Indian Institute of Technology, Microsoft, Punj Llyod and World Bank, etc. Her first book was “Managing Your Boss”. It ran into a reprint and was translated into two foreign languages-Mandarin and bahasa Indonesia.

Sunday, March 25, 2012

Workshop on “Thinking out of the box”

 
 

by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)
MOHALI, MARCH 25
Aryans College of Engineering (ACE) organized a seminar on “Thinking out of the box” in the college campus at Vill. Nepra (Banur), Chandigarh-Patiala Highway, Near Chandigarh. Mrs. Sangeet Grover, Management Trainee & Pilot and Miss Anna Korte, Rotary, Germany were the main speakers on the occasion. Dr. Anshu Kataria, Chairman, Aryans Group, presided over the workshop.
While addressing the students, Mrs. Sangeet Grover said that thinking out of the box means leaving behind frustration, anger, stress, fear  being creative and manifesting in a reality of infinite possibilities It is never easy to 'think outside the box,' nor it is reflection of one's intelligence.
She further added that doing something out of the world requires knowledge and presence of mind. Later she conducted a very interesting question answer session in which all students took part enthusiastically .She also encouraged them to start working on their personality.
Miss Anna Korte shared her views on ‘Different Perceptive  for pursuing graduation’, during the time of studies students are so much involved in their books that they get very less time to think about the career they should opt for. They should take some gap in between and have a thorough thinking about their careers.
Dr.Anshu Kataria emphasized that the need to think ‘out of the box’ and to be unconstrained by negotiation mandates in order to explore new ideas and concepts that may contribute to the strengthening of overall personality.
Also present on the occasion were Prof. D. C. Kataria, Vice-Chairman, Aryans Group; Mrs. Rajni Kataria, Treasurer, Aryans Group; Dr. (Mrs.) Parveen Kataria, Director General, Aryans Group; Dr.P B Mahapatra, Director. Aryans College of Engineering; Dr.Manjula Kataria, Principal, Aryans College of Education & Chandrama Singh, Registrar, Aryans Group.

Thursday, March 22, 2012

ABC organises Ad-Mad Show for students

 
 by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)
MOHALI, MARCH 23
Hemant, Sukantano, Deepak and Vikas won first position in the Ad-Mad Show organised by Aryans Group of Colleges, Chandigarh to identify the creative potential of students at village  Nepra (Banur), Chandigarh-Patiala Highway, near Chandigarh. The show is an event to teach the students about the selling and marketing skills to sell the product in the tough environment.
Harpreet and Sumit were the first runners-up and Avneet, Pawan and Faaiz finished second runners-up. Ten teams participated in the  show
 The students showed their talent and creativity, innovation, and business plan for creating an advertisement. Some of the products sold in the programme were flying shoes/carpet, laughing spray, solar energy, charging mobiles, tubeless alloys, hair gain tonic, pen-cum-spy camera, portable T.V set, electric broom, rainbow shirt and canteen on moon etc.  
 On this occasion Dr. Anshu Kataria, Chairman, Aryans Group said that the motto behind this competition is mainly to do something different than the usual learning process. Students get a chance to interact with each other, learn new tricks, enhance their skills during the development process and best of all, and have fun all the way.
Dr. Parveen Kataria, Director General, Aryans Group told that Aryans always believes in innovative methods and Case studies to teach the students. It has been a constant endeavour at Aryans to introduce the students with the ever demanding and ever challenging corporate dynamics through its innovative teaching methodologies.

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Punjab Govt releases 8 LoI of industrial porjects

by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)
CHANDIGARH, MARCH 21
 The newly appointed Punjab Industry & Commerce Minister Mr. Anil Joshi started his first day in the office by ordering the release of 8 Letter-of-Intents of Industrial Projects with combined cost of Rs 2692 crore besides handing over first letter of intent to M/s Penguin Buildtech Pvt. Ltd for Rs 200 crore project to be set-up in holy city Amritsar.
          Addressing the officers in Udyog Bhawan after assuming office in the presence of Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Sukhbir Singh Badal , Mr. Anil Joshi said that industry department has to work collectively as a team to give an impetus to industrialization to accelerate the industrial growth on the pattern of Gujarat. The other Letter-of-Intents approved in the meeting mega projects including M/s Nectar Life Science, District Mohali with an estimated cost of Rs.200 crore, M/s Vardhman Special Steel, Ludhiana (estimated cost Rs.134.97 crore), M/s SEL Textile, District Muktsar   (estimated cost Rs.1485 crore), M/s Sportking, District Bathinda (estimated cost Rs.303 crore), M/s Supreme Tex Mart, District Ludhiana      (estimated cost Rs.103.25 crore), M/s Satluj Spintex, District Mansa (estimated cost Rs.121 crore) and M/s Sharmanji Textile, District Ludhiana with an estimated cost of Rs.144.82 crore. Mr. Joshi said that these projects worth Rs. 2692 crore, would give a big boost to the industry of Punjab. He said that by introducing such big industrial projects would also be proved to bring back the industries to its mother state and setting up of industrial model on the pattern of Gujarat.
While addressing the media persons, Mr. Joshi said that we should whole heartedly work for the development and promotion of industry and trade in the State so that Punjab could again become one of the leading industrial state of the country. He also said that as their Government has again been given the mandate by the people of the State, the policies and the work which remained uncompleted in the previous tenure should be completed on priority basis. He further said that for achieving the goals and the targets fixed by the State Government all the officers should work selflessly, with complete devotion and sincerity.
Meanwhile, Principal Secretary Industries & Commerce Mr. A.R. Talwar assured the Minister that the department would leave no stone unturned for the development and promotion of the industry and trade in the State.
Earlier, Mr. S.S. Bains, Director, Industries & Commerce, Dr. Arwinder Singh, MD, Punjab Financial Corporation, Mr. Rakesh Verma, MD, InfoTech, Mr. S.M. Goyal, Chief Coordinator, Mega Projects, the MD's of PSIEC, PSIDC and other officers of department and the Corporations welcomed the Minister.

Monday, March 19, 2012

7500 register for Placement Fest by Technical Education Board Punjab


 by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)
MOHALI, MARCH 19
With Mahindra Satyam and TVS Motors already recruiting more than 50 students in just two days at the Punjab State Board of Technical Education & Industrial Training (PSBTE&IT)-backed Punjab Placement Fest 2012 at Chandigarh Group of Colleges, Gharuan, interest among polytechnic and ITI students across Punjab has risen even further as registrations for the month-long fest crossed 7,500  today.

Even the students from premiere polytechnic institutions like: Thapar Polytechnic, GNE Polytechnic, Mehar Chand Polytechnic, Jalandhar, Baba Banda Singh Bahadhur Polytechnic, Fatehgarh have already registered to participated in the fest.

Aimed at generating maximum placements for nearly 60,000 polytechnic diploma holders and ITI trained students passing-out this year in Punjab, the Punjab Placement Fest is now set to welcome
Bajaj Motors, Swaraj Mazda, Groz Beckert Asia, Japanese firm Takata India, Tata Motors, DCM, Dada Motors, Bhagat Volvo, Solitaire Infosys and many others. In all, more than 25 companies are participating in the job fest.

While a large number of students from distant towns are personally visiting CGC campus at Gharuan, the Chandigarh Polytechnic College principal Gurmeet Singh Swag has advised passing out batch students of all colleges to simply register themselves for the Punjab Placement Fest at www.cgc.edu.in. “Once the students register themselves, the shortlisted students will be automatically called for recruitment process,” he said.

Alternatively, students can also register for the fest by visiting the website of Punjab State Board of Technical Education & Industrial Training (PSBTE&IT), www.punjabteched.com. Students from all streams, including computers, IT, civil, mechanical, electrical, electronics are being considered by various companies, depending on their core areas and industry needs.

Mahindra Satyam, which alone recruited 22 students, has offered them a package of nearly Rs 2 lakh. TVS Motors has designed its package for a three-year initial bundle spread over Rs 1.80 lakh to Rs 2.80 lakh per year.

Mohali Industries Association president KS Mahal, who highly appreciated the collaboration between the Govt sector PSU and CGC, said his Association too will be recruiting talent from the campus for which circular has been mailed to all members. “The industry is in dire need of skilled hands and a placement fest like this helps in bridging the gap between the right talent and the right employer,” he said.

CGC Chairman Satnam Singh Sandhu said the entire effort was triggered by the realisation that polytechnic colleges and ITIs in Punjab were churning out a lot of good talent but the emphasis on placements was lacking. “While Punjab still needs to expand its industrial base to ensure jobs to all polytechnic and ITI pass outs, there is no reason why our students should not benefit from vacancies available with MNCs and top Indian brands,” he said.

CGC President Rashpal Singh Dhaliwal said the group is committed to ensure that placements remain the focus of studies. “Our youth want jobs, and Punjab cannot progress if we let the gap between industry and polytechnic or engineering colleges to remain,” he said.

Sunday, March 18, 2012

ACE organises seminar on transformation of knowledge


 
 by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)
MOHALI, MARCH 18
Aryans College of Engineering (ACE) organized a seminar on “Transformation of Knowledge- Science to Engineering and Technology” in the college campus at Vill. Nepra/Thuha (Banur), Chandigarh-Patiala Highway, Near Chandigarh. On this occasion Ms. Surita Maini, Associate Professor, Sant longowal Institute Of Engineering and Technology (SLIET), Longowal, Sangrur, was the keynote speaker of the event. Dr. Anshu Kataria, Chairman, Aryans Group of Colleges (AGC) presided over the function.
While addressing the students Ms. Surita Maini threw light on the various fields of Engineering. She encouraged the students by briefing them about the future prospects of engineering and usage of science in the technical area. She gave the example of usage of bio medical sciences in the engineering field and explained, ‘how an engineer can transform the bio medical science concepts to the technically sound machinery like EEG machine, Robotic arm etc’.
While highlighting the importance of technology, she gave numerous examples like mobile phones, laptops etc. which are becoming compact and reliable day by day to make our lives easier. She further said that we are getting dependent on technology in our communication, transportation, information surfing, entertainment and for all necessities of life. Men has stepped on moon which is also because of the revolution in the space technology. Technology can help not just with the present but also approximating the future. She concluded by saying “Understanding the importance of technology is a must for young as well as senior citizens.”
While sharing his views with the students on this topic Dr. Anshu Kataria thanked Ms. Surita Maini for sharing her valuable knowledge with the students and encouraging them for the engineering background.
Prof. D. C. Kataria (Vice Chairman, Aryans Group), Dr. Parveen Kataria (Director General, Aryans Group), Sh. Chandrama Singh (Registrar, Aryans Group) and all faculty members of Aryans attended the function.

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Badal makes history as sworn-in CM for fifth term


 
 
 
 
 by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)
CHAPPAR CHIRRI (AJITGARH) / CHANDIGARH, MARCH 14
 The Punjab Chief Minister Mr. Parkash Singh Badal today created a history as he was sworn-in as Chief Minister of Punjab by Punjab Governor Shivraj V Patil for fifth term.
            The Governor administered the oath of office and secrecy and allegiance to the Constitution to Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal, Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Sukhbir Singh Badal and 16 members of Punjab Cabinet including  Bhagat Chunni Lal,  Mr Sarwan Singh Phillaur,  Mr Adaish Partap Singh Kairon, Mr Ajit Singh Kohar , Mr Gulzar Singh Ranike,  Mr Madan Mohan Mittal, Mr Parminder Singh Dhindsa,  Mr Janmeja Singh Sekhon ,  Jathedar Tota Singh , Bibi Jagir Kaur,  Mr. Surjit Kumar Jyani,  Mr Bikram Singh Majitha, Mr Sikandar Singh Malooka, Mr. Anil Joshi,  Mr Surjit Singh Rakhra and  Mr Sharanjit Singh Dhillon
            The swearing-in ceremony was organised at historic memorial of Baba Banda Singh Bahadur at Chapparchirri, 15 km from Chandigarh, where great Sikh warrior Baba Banda Singh Bahadur defeated the Mughal Governor of Sirhind Wazir Khan marking the establishment of Sikh Rule in India, today at the same historic ground Mr. Badal broke the 46 years old jinx by bringing back SAD-BJP Government for second consecutive time.
            Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal, Deputy Chief Minister  Sukhbir Singh Badal and all the 16 cabinet colleagues took oath of office in the name of God. Chief Minister, Deputy Chief Minister and all Cabinet Minister after taking their oath signed the oath form that was counter signed by Punjab Governor.
             Leader of opposition Mr. L.K. Advani, Convenor NDA and Janata Dal (U) President Mr. Sharad Yadav, BJP Party Chief Mr. Nitin Gadkari, Gujarat Chief Minister Mr. Narinder Modi, Former BJP Chief Mr. Rajnath Singh, Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Mr. Prem Kumar Dhumal,  BJP leader Mr. Shanta Kumar, Union Minister Mr. Praful Patel, Delhi BJP leader Mr. Vijay Goel, Karnataka PWD Minister Mr. C.M.Udasi, AIDMK MPs Mr.Thambi Durrai and Dr. Maitre, BJP MP Mr. Anurag Thakur, Mr. Naresh Gujral, Mr. Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa and Mr.Balwinder Singh Bhunder (all Rajya Sabha Members), Jharkhand Chief Minister Mr. Arjun Munda, Former Canadian MP Ruby Dhalla were amongst the scores of political dignitaries from all the political parties that came to swearing-in ceremony to witness history being created in Punjab.
            Immediately after sworn in, Mr. Parkash Singh Badal, Mr. Sukhbir Singh Badal and Mr. Bikram Singh Majithia went to the special stage to seek the blessings of Sant Samaj Chief Harnam Singh Dhumma and other religious personalities to live up to the aspirations of people of Punjab. Baba Harnam Singh Dhumma honoured Chief Minister Mr. Parkash Singh Badal, Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Sukhbir Singh Badal and Cabinet Minister Mr. Bikram Singh Majithia with Siropas , a robe of honour.
             As Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister took their oath in Punjabi their family members including Member Parliament Mrs. Harsimrat Kaur Badal along with her kids witnessed the ceremony.

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

CMA delegation meets Punjab Governor
 by Punjannewswire4u (Balbir)
CHANDIGARH, MARCH 13 
A delegation of Chandigarh Management Association (CMA) met the Punjab Governor and Administrator, Union Territory, Chandigarh, Sh. Shivraj V. Patil. A delegation under the leadership of President, CMA and Chairman, Aryans Group of Colleges (AGC) Dr.Anshu Kataria apprise Hon’ble governor about the activity done by CMA. Ms.Madhuklika Kak, Secretary General and Brig.S.S.Sahni were also part of delegation.
The delegation informed governor about the history objective and activities of 46 year old association. On the other hand governor appreciated the initiate taken by CMA.
Dr. Anshu Kataria told that soon CMA would organize management day and top renowned institute, industry and individual would be honored for their achievements in respective fields.
It is to be mentioned that Chandigarh Management Association (CMA), a registered society, is affiliated to All India Management Association (AIMA). Established in 1966, CMA is now more than years old. Aimed at promoting professional management concepts amongst management fraternity representing Industry, Trade and Academia of the Chandigarh and its adjoining satellite cities the association has more than 400 members.

Monday, March 12, 2012

Mahindra Satyam, TVS Motors begin Punjab Placement Fest at CGC Gharuan


Dr Amarbir Singh, Secretary, Punjab State Board of Technical Education & Industrial Training, lighting the ceremonial lamp at the inauguration of Punjab Placement Fest as Mr NPS Lamba, Director, Academics PSBTE&IT, Ms Sita K.M. from Mahendra Satyam and Satnam Singh Sandhu, Chairman CGC look on.
 
  by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)
MOHALI, MARCH 12
 In an initiative aimed at facilitating placement for nearly 60,000 polytechnic diploma holders and ITI trained students passing-out this year in Punjab, a month-long job fest sponsored by Punjab State Board of Technical Education & Industrial Training (PSBTE&IT) and Chandigarh Group of Colleges (CGC) today started with Mahindra Satyam and TVS Motors beginning the recruitment exercise at CGC’s Gharuan campus.
 Inaugurating the job fest, Dr Amarpal Singh, Secretary, Punjab State Board of Technical Education & Industrial Training, said the placement festival has been spread over a month with more than 25 top companies carrying out the recruitment exercise. “We deliberately avoided calling too many companies for just two days since we preferred serious recruitment process instead of mere hype,” Dr Singh said.
 Among companies slated to participate in the job fest are top brands like Tata Motors, Hero Cycles, Claas Auto, Preet Tractors, Solitaire Infosys, Cheema Boilers, Rockman Industries, Swaraj Mazda etc. CGC Chairman Satnam Singh Sandhu said the effort was to call core companies for placement.
Students from across Punjab pursuing various streams in polytechnic and ITI came in their thousands to CGC Gharuan campus to be part of the recruitment drive.
 Mr NPS Lamba, Director, Academics in the PSBTE&IT said while today’s recruitment saw Mechanical and Computer stream passing out students participating in the job fest, students from other streams like Civil and IT too will be benefitting as more companies come for placement during the job fest. He said placements in polytechnic colleges were not working proactively, so this job fest will be of great help to not just recent pass-out batch but also to older students looking for new jobs.
 Dr Amarpal Singh said an increasing number of students are evincing interest in polytechnic and ITIs. “It is clear from the fact that nearly 42,000 forms for JET have been sold so far and we expect to finally clock a figure of 60,000,” he said, adding the Board has also made schemes for enhancing teachers’ training skills.
 From multi-national corporations (MNCs) to local companies, a veritable array of firms have joined hands to pick up talent from the job fest.
 CGC Chairman Sandhu said while the number of students passing out from polytechnic colleges and ITIs was more than 60,000 annually, job placement efforts for these students are negligible. “We are committed to ensure that students from Punjab get placements, and this month-long job fest is a step in that direction,” he said.
 Dr Amarpal Singh said PSBTE&IT has taken a unique initiative to tie-up with the University of Ballarat (UB), Australia's only regional multi-sector university and the third oldest site of higher learning in Australia. He said this tie-up will enable students to take lateral admission in second year of engineering course in UB, Australia.
 “At a time when industry needs a lot of skilled hands, and more than 60,000 pass out from polytechnics and ITIs every year, we want to be the bridge to ensure that Punjab’s boys and girls do not remain jobless,” Mr Sandhu said.
 Chandigarh Polytechnic College Principal Gurmeet Singh Swag said interested students can register at CGC’s website www.cgc.edu.in or PSBTE & IT website www.punjabteched.com free of cost as there is no fee for registration. The students will be shortlisted by the board.
 Rashpal Dhaliwal, President CGC said, “CGC would not only bear the full cost of inviting, hosting and providing transportation, boarding, and lodging to the interested companies but also foot the bill for organizing the Placement Fest”.
MOHALI: In an initiative aimed at facilitating placement for nearly 60,000 polytechnic diploma holders and ITI trained students passing-out this year in Punjab, a month-long job fest sponsored by Punjab State Board of Technical Education & Industrial Training (PSBTE&IT) and Chandigarh Group of Colleges (CGC) today started with Mahindra Satyam and TVS Motors beginning the recruitment exercise at CGC’s Gharuan campus.
 Inaugurating the job fest, Dr Amarpal Singh, Secretary, Punjab State Board of Technical Education & Industrial Training, said the placement festival has been spread over a month with more than 25 top companies carrying out the recruitment exercise. “We deliberately avoided calling too many companies for just two days since we preferred serious recruitment process instead of mere hype,” Dr Singh said.
 Among companies slated to participate in the job fest are top brands like Tata Motors, Hero Cycles, Claas Auto, Preet Tractors, Solitaire Infosys, Cheema Boilers, Rockman Industries, Swaraj Mazda etc. CGC Chairman Satnam Singh Sandhu said the effort was to call core companies for placement.
Students from across Punjab pursuing various streams in polytechnic and ITI came in their thousands to CGC Gharuan campus to be part of the recruitment drive.
 Mr NPS Lamba, Director, Academics in the PSBTE&IT said while today’s recruitment saw Mechanical and Computer stream passing out students participating in the job fest, students from other streams like Civil and IT too will be benefitting as more companies come for placement during the job fest. He said placements in polytechnic colleges were not working proactively, so this job fest will be of great help to not just recent pass-out batch but also to older students looking for new jobs.
 Dr Amarpal Singh said an increasing number of students are evincing interest in polytechnic and ITIs. “It is clear from the fact that nearly 42,000 forms for JET have been sold so far and we expect to finally clock a figure of 60,000,” he said, adding the Board has also made schemes for enhancing teachers’ training skills.
 From multi-national corporations (MNCs) to local companies, a veritable array of firms have joined hands to pick up talent from the job fest.
 CGC Chairman Sandhu said while the number of students passing out from polytechnic colleges and ITIs was more than 60,000 annually, job placement efforts for these students are negligible. “We are committed to ensure that students from Punjab get placements, and this month-long job fest is a step in that direction,” he said.
 Dr Amarpal Singh said PSBTE&IT has taken a unique initiative to tie-up with the University of Ballarat (UB), Australia's only regional multi-sector university and the third oldest site of higher learning in Australia. He said this tie-up will enable students to take lateral admission in second year of engineering course in UB, Australia.
 “At a time when industry needs a lot of skilled hands, and more than 60,000 pass out from polytechnics and ITIs every year, we want to be the bridge to ensure that Punjab’s boys and girls do not remain jobless,” Mr Sandhu said.
Chandigarh Polytechnic College Principal Gurmeet Singh Swag said interested students can register at CGC’s website www.cgc.edu.in or PSBTE & IT website www.punjabteched.com free of cost as there is no fee for registration. The students will be shortlisted by the board.
 Rashpal Dhaliwal, President CGC said, “CGC would not only bear the full cost of inviting, hosting and providing transportation, boarding, and lodging to the interested companies but also foot the bill for organizing the Placement Fest”.