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Top Online MBA Colleges In Punjab

Are you dissatisfied with your current job and yearning for a brighter future? With the Top Online MBA colleges in Punjab, you can earn a life-changing degree and open doors to new possibilities. Pursue your passion, specialize in your chosen field, and take your career to the next level with ease. Say goodbye to mundane work and hello to a fulfilling career with Online MBA start your journey today.

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Lovely Professional University

Lovely Professional University (LPU), located in Phagwara, Punjab, is one of India’s largest and most prestigious private universities. Established in 2005, LPU offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs across disciplines like engineering, management, arts, sciences, and more. Known for its modern infrastructure, innovative teaching methods, and focus on research and entrepreneurship, LPU attracts students from all over India and abroad. The university has a vibrant campus life, experienced faculty, and a strong placement record, making it a popular choice for students seeking a holistic educational experience.

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Hell in Paradise

By Faisul Yaseen

On a chilly December morning, something took over J, a young baker in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district as he went on a rampage, killing his mother and two others, and leaving his father and five others injured.

“He started attacking everyone ferociously like a bear. I don’t know what happened to him. It was as if he turned mad. He even attacked me and dragged his mother along and killed her too,” J’s father says, unable to come to the grips of the tragedy that has befallen the family.

As the cold winter paved way for the blooming spring, it was déjà vu.

This time another son went bizarre in north Kashmir’s Sopore area when he strangled his mother to death.

Rewind to the blazing autumn, and we see the same tragic events unfold in Kehribal village of Anantnag.

A son, along with his friend, tried to snatch money from his mother, resulting in an argument between the mother and the son.

Infuriated, the son beats and punches his mother forcefully, resulting in her fall inside the kitchen of their house.

With the help of his friend, the son brings a big stone and hits it on his mother’s head, leaving her dead.

The heartrending story is played over and again.

What toxicity is in the air?

All the three sons involved in the gruesome murder of their mothers are said to be involved in substance abuse.

Professor at the Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (IMHANS), Kashmir, Dr Arshad Hussain says that though substance abuse is associated with harm to self in most instances, in some circumstances it is associated with violence to others.

“Most of the research done in the field does conclude that substance use like alcohol and cannabis are associated with increased crime rates,” he says. “They are associated with aggression which doesn’t have a stop button as drugs cut the brakes in our frontal lobes which otherwise modulate our behaviours. Rising crime rates and accidents are indirect heinous costs of rising substance use.”

*****

Narcotics is the third largest business in the world with a turnover of 500 billion US dollars, and, according to the latest World Drug Report released by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), some 35 million people globally are suffering from drug use disorders.

In Kashmir too, drug addiction is becoming a rampant phenomenon, bringing other associated crimes along.

According to the ‘The National Survey on Extent and Pattern of Substance Use in India’, one million people in a population of 12.5 million in Jammu and Kashmir have fallen to the menace of drug addiction.

What lures people in Kashmir to substance abuse?

“Various factors,” says Prof Aneesa Shafi, Head of the Sociology Department of the University of Kashmir (KU).

“Our value system getting weak, global connectivity, media, restricted entertainment sources, peer pressure, easy access to drugs, and shrinking space for expression are some factors that push people to substance abuse,” she says.

Those indulging in drug addiction mention other factors too.

K, who is in his early twenties, says that in his teens, he used to be distressed due to the expectations of his parents of excelling at studies and would often remain confined to his room.

“To complicate matters, the girl I loved turned me down,” he says.

Unable to deal with rejection and failure to shine at studies, K was drowning in the pool of depression when a friend suggested trying cannabis.

“It gave me a high,” he says. “I was hooked.”

Within sometime, K began trying other drugs like heroin that completely derailed his life.

Soon, he was a school dropout.

*****

The substance abuse in pop culture too has impacted the lives of youth.

With easy access to Over The Top (OTT) media platforms on their mobile phones, some substance abusers say that popular Hollywood movies like ‘Train Spotting’, ‘Pulp Fiction’, and ‘The Basketball Diaries’ and TV shows like ‘Narcos’ and ‘Breaking Bad’ influenced them in doing drugs.

Others say they were swayed by the mention of intoxication in poetry like Allama Iqbal’s couplet, ‘Mai ḳhana-e-Europe ke dastur nirale hain; laate hain surur avval dete hain sharab aḳhir’ or Bashir Badr’s, ‘Na tum hosh main ho na ham hosh main hain; chalo maikade main vahin baat hogi’.

Yet others say they started doing drugs for the exploration of creative processes, something that has been in discourse for long.

Thomas De Quincey’s ‘Confessions of an English Opium-Eater’ published in 1821 had first romanticised the link between intoxicants and artists’ careers in songs, novels, and films.

Head of the Psychiatry Department at Government Medical College (GMC), Srinagar, Dr Muhammad Maqbool Dar is of the opinion that unregulated media and social media were playing the main role in pushing youth to substance abuse.

“Youth get influenced by what keeps coming on the media and social media over and over,” he says. “More than the influence of drugs in pushing them toward crimes, copycat homicides and copycat suicides are a bigger concern.”

*****

Though the phenomenon of drug addiction in Kashmir has witnessed a surge in recent years, Kashmir has long had its tryst with substance abuse.

Seeing faith healers and traditional musicians in a state of high has been socially acceptable since long.

In their book ‘Dimensions of Drug Abuse in Kashmir: A Study of Anantnag District - A Sociological Perspective’, Shahzad Wani and Pirzada M Amin write that drug abuse has been prevalent in Kashmir society for a long time and functioned as an institution in the form of ‘Takayas’.

‘Takayas’ used to be the havens of cannabis consuming addicts in Kashmir that used to have such social acceptance that people would even send them a share from their feasts.

By the 1990s, the menace of substance abuse had started taking root in Kashmir.

In 1993, Dr Mushtaq A Margoob and Dr K S Dutta set the alarm bells ringing in their report ‘Drug abuse in Kashmir – Experience from a Psychiatric Diseases Hospital’ published in the Indian Journal of Psychiatry.

Their report stated that the menace was “touching new heights”, the situation would eventually become “explosive”, and “urgent steps” needed to be taken to curb it before it was too late.

Noted Kashmiri poet, writer, and satirist Zareef Ahmad Zareef blames the political leadership for failing to control the menace of drug addiction in the region.

Giving the example of Mao Zedong, Chinese communist revolutionary leader and founder of the People's Republic of China, Zareef says Zedong eradicated both consumption and production of opium in China during the 1950s.

Under Zedong, 10 million addicts were forced into compulsory treatment, dealers were executed, and new crops planted in opium-producing areas.

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The situation regarding substance abuse has gone so bad now that a recent study done by the Psychiatry Department of GMC, Srinagar revealed that Kashmir had surpassed Punjab in drug abuse cases and was currently positioned at number two among top drug abuser regions in India not far behind Northeast.

According to the study, a whopping 33,000 syringes are used to inject heroin by drug abusers in Kashmir every day.

The worrying sign is that most drug abusers are in the age group of 17 to 33 years and unemployed.

The study says that on an average, a single drug abuser spends Rs 88,183 every month on substance abuse.

The COVID-19 pandemic also complicated the matters.

According to doctors, the substance abuse among the addicts increased during the pandemic because of boredom due to lockdown.

With the ‘dark web’, tech-savvy youth have easy access to illicit drugs.

*****

As youth continue to fall into the rabbit hole of substance abuse, calls for awareness and rehabilitation are growing shriller.

A study ‘Drug Addiction Causes and Awareness among people of Pulwama District of Jammu and Kashmir State’ by Tahira Sidiq, Bilal Ahmad Bhat, Nusrat, and Feroz Ahmad Wani in the Saudi Journal of Biomedical Research says that 94.17 percent respondents they surveyed were not aware of the process of drug de-addiction.

The study urges society elders and religious leaders to come forward and support people who want to eliminate drug abuse from J&K.

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As drug abusers frequently feel alone and alienated, religion plays a role in providing spiritual assistance and builds their capacity to overcome this problem.

The holy Quran has several references against intoxication.

Chapter 2 (Al-Baqarah), Verse 219 states: “They ask you about wine and games of chance. Say: ‘In both these there is great evil, even though there is some benefit for people, but their evil is greater than their benefit.’”

Chapter 4 (An Nisa) Verse 43 states: “Believers! Do not draw near to the Prayer while you are intoxicated until you know what you are saying nor while you are defiled - save when you are travelling - until you have washed yourselves.”

Chapter 5 (Al-Maidah), Verses 90-91 state: “O believers! Intoxicants, gambling, idols, and drawing lots for decisions are all evil of Satan’s handiwork. So shun them so you may be successful. Satan’s plan is to stir up hostility and hatred between you with intoxicants and gambling and to prevent you from remembering Allah and praying. Will you not then abstain?”

There is also mention against intoxication in the Hadith.

Al-Bukhari (4087) and Muslim (1733) narrated that Abu Musa said: “The Prophet (SAW) sent Muadh ibn Jabal and me to Yemen, and I said: O Messenger of Allah, there is a drink that is made in our land and is called al-Mizr, which is made from barley, and another drink called al-Bit, which is made from honey. He said: “Every intoxicant is haram.”

Al-Bukhari (4343) and Muslim (3032) narrated that Ibn Umar said: “I heard Umar say from the minbar of the Messenger of Allah (SAW): “O people, the prohibition of khamr was revealed when khamr was made from five things: grapes, dates, honey, wheat and barley. Khamr is whatever befogs the mind.”

*****

Kashmir lacks proper facilities for rehabilitating drug users and lack of knowledge regarding drug addiction, detoxification, and rehabilitation.

The governmental agencies, educational institutions, NGOs, and other social work organisations need to scale up their awareness programmes.

As some substance abusers die of overdose while some commit suicide when they become hopeless, parent and care knowledge also needs to improve.

Professor in the Department of Psychiatry IMHANS, Kashmir, Dr Yasir Rather says there are Addiction Treatment Facilities (ATFs) in all district hospitals of J&K.

“However, there is also a need for long-term rehabilitation centers that would provide comprehensive treatment – a combination of medical, psychological, and social services to help individuals overcome their addiction and regain control of their lives,” he says.

Though the crackdown of law-enforcing agencies’ against drug traffickers has been welcomed, people are also suspicious at times.

When former Punjab chief minister Captain Amrinder Singh spoke about the drug menace in 2018, he told Hindustan Times, “One new source of drugs is Kashmir despite so much security.”

However, SSP J&K Anti-Narcotic Task Force (ANTF) Vinay Kumar says that policing related to narcotics and awareness was getting better.

“Every year, we used to register around 22 to 23 cases under the Prevention of Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substance Act, 1988, however, in the year 2022 we registered 235 cases under PITNDPSA,” he says.  

Kumar feels that as Police are getting teeth to seize the financial assets and properties of the repeated offender, the results on the ground are getting better.

Stressing that while the Union Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment had informed the Lok Sabha that 4.6 percent of J&K population was involved in substance abuse, he says that according to IMHANS, Srinagar, only 2.5 percent of Kashmir population was involved.

Kumar says that the first priority of the Police Department was to take action against those working on the inside of the organisation for drug smugglers.

“Cases have been registered against BSF officials, CRPF officials, and Police officials. Five to six Police officials were chargesheeted in a single case,” he says.

While dealing strongly with drug traffickers is a welcome development, there is a need to treat substance abuse as a disease and drug addicts as diseased, rather than criminals.

*****

L, a youth who has been sober for the past 2 years after being a chronic addict for over 5 years says he owes his recovery to his parents and medics who treated him.

“If my parents wouldn't have been understanding, I would never have been able to come out of this abyss,” L says. “If I could fight addiction, anyone can.” 

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Apply for MET-Management Entrance Test 2025 at Punjab University Institute of Applied Management Sciences (UIAMS)

Panjab University, Chandigarh is all set to conduct the Management Entrance Test (MET) 2025 for admissions into specialized MBA programs. The test is scheduled for April 27, 2025 (Sunday), and interested candidates must submit their applications before the deadline of April 12, 2025 (Saturday). This blog provides all the essential details about the MET 2025 and the available MBA programs.

Overview of UIAMS, Panjab University

The University Institute of Applied Management Sciences (UIAMS) at Panjab University, Chandigarh, is dedicated to offering MBA programs that are tailored to meet the specialized managerial needs of various sectors. These programs equip students with the knowledge and skills required by the industry, ensuring that they are ready to face the challenges of the business world.

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Best M.Tech Colleges in Punjab for Advanced Studies

If you are looking to pursue an M.Tech, Punjab offers a range of top colleges and universities that can help you build a successful career in engineering and technology. This article will highlight the best M.Tech colleges in Punjab, focusing on the Amritsar Group of Colleges and other renowned universities and institutions in the state.

1. Amritsar Group of Colleges

The Amritsar Group of Colleges is one of the leading educational institutions in Punjab. Known for its modern facilities, skilled faculty, and excellent infrastructure, the college offers a variety of M.Tech specializations such as Computer Science, Electronics, Mechanical Engineering, and Civil Engineering. The college also provides practical exposure through internships, workshops, and industry tie-ups, ensuring that students are industry-ready. The M.Tech program at the Amritsar Group of Colleges is designed to provide a strong foundation in theory and practical skills. With a focus on advanced research and technology, students get the chance to work on projects that make them stand out in the competitive job market. Additionally, the college has a well-established placement cell that assists students in securing jobs with top companies.

2. Punjab Engineering College (PEC), Chandigarh

Punjab Engineering College (PEC) in Chandigarh is another prestigious institution that offers M.Tech courses in various branches of engineering. Established in 1921, PEC is one of India's oldest and most renowned colleges. It is known for its high academic standards, research-driven curriculum, and strong industry connections. The college offers M.Tech degrees in Civil, Mechanical, Computer Science, Electrical, and many other fields. PEC also has a dedicated research and development cell that helps students grow academically. The campus is equipped with modern laboratories and a library that supports the learning needs of postgraduate students. PEC also has an excellent track record of placements with top multinational companies.

3. Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology (TIET), Patiala

Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology in Patiala is one of the best M.Tech colleges in Punjab. Established in 1956, it is known for its world-class education and research facilities. The institute offers M.Tech Electronics, Mechanical, Civil, and Computer Science programs. Thapar is particularly well-known for its state-of-the-art labs, experienced faculty, and collaborative research opportunities with international institutions.

Thapar's campus has all the facilities necessary for a comprehensive learning experience, including a vast library, advanced research tools, and industry partnerships that provide students with excellent internship and placement opportunities.

4. Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College (GNDEC), Ludhiana

Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College in Ludhiana is another leading name for M.Tech education in Punjab. It offers M.Tech Computer Science, Electronics, Electrical, and Civil Engineering programs. GNDEC focuses on developing critical thinking and technical expertise through its well-designed curriculum and hands-on projects.

The college also has a strong placement record and regularly hosts campus recruitment drives for its M.Tech students. The faculty at GNDEC is highly qualified, with many professors holding degrees from reputed institutions. The college also collaborates with industries that provide students with real-world exposure. 5. Chandigarh University, Mohali

Chandigarh University, located in Mohali, offers various M.Tech programs that cover various engineering disciplines. Known for its innovation and research initiatives, the university provides a stimulating environment for postgraduate students. The M.Tech courses at Chandigarh University are designed to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals in technology and engineering.

The university's focus on industry-oriented education and state-of-the-art infrastructure make it one of the top choices for students. It has a strong track record of placements, with students often securing jobs at top national and international companies.

Conclusion -

In conclusion, Punjab is home to some of the best M.Tech colleges in India. The Amritsar Group of Colleges and institutions like PEC Chandigarh, Thapar Institute, GNDEC Ludhiana, and Chandigarh University provide students with world-class education, practical exposure, and excellent career opportunities. These institutions offer specialized M.Tech programs that equip students with the knowledge and skills to excel in the ever-evolving technology field. If you aim to pursue an M.Tech degree in Punjab, these colleges should be at the top of your list.

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PTU Exam

The PTU Exam is a prominent entrance examination conducted by Punjab Technical University for students seeking admission to a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs. This exam evaluates candidates’ proficiency in subjects related to their chosen field of study, ensuring a fair and rigorous selection process. By testing knowledge in areas like mathematics, physics, chemistry, and general aptitude, the PTU Exam identifies the most capable candidates for academic success. A strong performance in this exam opens the door to studying at one of India's top technical universities, offering vast opportunities for career growth and development.

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Punjab Agricultural University: Pioneer in Agricultural Education and Research

Located in Ludhiana, Punjab, Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) is one of the most prestigious agricultural universities in India. Founded in 1962, Punjab Agricultural University has played a pivotal role in transforming Indian agriculture, especially during the Green Revolution. Committed to excellence in teaching, research, and extension, the university has contributed immensely to agricultural advances and made India self-sufficient in food production.

Legacy of Excellence:

PAU is modeled on the US land-grant universities, whose foundations were laid to foster agricultural education, research, and extension of technology. Over the years, the university has built a strong legacy of academic rigor and practical innovation. Punjab Agricultural University has contributed to the development of high-yielding crop varieties, modern agricultural techniques, and sustainable farming practices, benefiting not only Punjab but the entire country.

Academic Programs:

The university offers a wide range of bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programs in agriculture and allied sciences. These include degrees in agriculture, horticulture, forestry, food technology, veterinary medicine, and agricultural engineering. PAU emphasizes a holistic approach to education, combining theoretical knowledge with practical training in well-equipped laboratories, research farms, and state-of-the-art facilities.

In addition to traditional degree programs, PAU also offers diploma and certificate courses tailored to the specific needs of farmers and agricultural professionals. These programs ensure the dissemination of the latest agricultural practices and innovations at the grassroots level.

Research and Innovation:

One of PAU's greatest strengths is its research initiatives. The University has a strong network of research stations across Punjab focusing on region-specific agricultural challenges. PAU has made notable contributions to developing high-yielding, disease-resistant varieties of wheat, rice, maize, sugarcane, and other crops. These innovations have not only increased productivity but also improved the livelihoods of farmers.

The university is also actively researching sustainable agriculture, climate-resilient agriculture, and precision agriculture. By addressing current challenges such as water scarcity, soil erosion, and pest control, PAU remains a leader in ensuring food security and environmental sustainability.

Extension Services:

True to its mission of supporting farmers, PAU has a well-established extension program aimed at bridging the gap between research and practice. PAU's Directorate of Extension Training organizes training programs, workshops, and field demonstrations to educate farmers on the latest technologies and practices.

Kisan Melas (Farmers' Fair) held annually by PAU is one of the most awaited events for the farming community. These fairs provide a platform for farmers to interact with scientists, learn about new agricultural innovations, and purchase quality seeds and equipment. PAU's extension services also include publications, radio talks, and video tutorials to reach farmers in remote areas.

Infrastructure and Facilities:

PAU has a vast campus with world-class infrastructure to support academic and research activities. The campus has state-of-the-art laboratories, well-maintained research farms, a library with a vast collection of books and journals, and modern hostels. The university also has specialised centers such as the Seed Bureau and Fruit Research Centre which focus on specific areas of agricultural development. The Punjab Rural Life Museum located on the

PAU campus is another highlight. The museum showcases the rich cultural heritage of Punjab and gives visitors a glimpse into traditional rural life.

Green Revolution Posts:

PAU's role in the Green Revolution of the 1960s and 1970s is legendary. The university's research and extension programs played a key role in introducing high-yielding crop varieties and modern agricultural techniques to Punjab, the breadbasket of India at the time. PAU-trained scientists and extension workers worked closely with farmers, resulting in a significant increase in agricultural productivity and helping India achieve food self-sufficiency.

Awards and Recognition:

PAU has received numerous awards for its contributions to agriculture. It is ranked among the best agricultural universities in India and has received the prestigious Sardar Patel ICAR Institution of Excellence Award multiple times. These awards reflect the university's commitment to excellence in agricultural education, research, and outreach.

Future Vision:

As agriculture faces new challenges such as climate change and the need for sustainable practices, PAU continues to focus on innovation and adaptation. The university is actively exploring solutions in areas such as organic farming, renewable energy in agriculture, and the use of artificial intelligence and data analytics in agriculture.

Conclusion:

Punjab Agricultural University is a beacon of hope and progress in the agricultural sector. With its rich heritage, cutting-edge research, and relentless commitment to farmers, PAU has made a lasting impact on Indian agriculture. As our university continues to evolve, it remains at the forefront of modern agricultural challenges, ensuring a sustainable and successful future for agriculture.

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Achieve success in the field of Commerce by choosing the leading college for B.Com Hons in Punjab.

In recent years, Punjab has emerged as a premier destination for higher education. A diverse array of subjects is offered with commitment and a focused approach. The B.Com program at Amity University Punjab stands out as a top preference for students pursuing a commerce degree. Amity has established itself as the best college for b.com hons in punjab.  Let's explore the reasons that make Amity University an excellent choice for launching a career in Bachelor of Commerce.

Here are some compelling reasons to consider Amity for your B.Com Hons studies.

 Amity University Punjab offers a curriculum that is closely aligned with industry standards, ensuring that students receive a high-quality education. With experienced faculty members and consistent assessments of academic performance, Amity has become a popular choice for those passionate about Commerce. 

If you're on the lookout for the best college for b.com hons in punjab university, you may find the educational framework at Amity University Punjab to be just what you need.

The Bachelor of Commerce program at Amity University Punjab provides an in-depth exploration of various fields such as finance, accounting, taxation, management, and marketing, among others. 

Additionally, b com honours colleges in mohali punjab offers excellent opportunities to enhance your business acumen.

Pursuing a B.Com (Hons) at Punjab University opens doors to numerous exciting career paths. This program equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the global business landscape.

Students enrolled in a well-organized B.Com (Hons) program will gain the ability to unravel complex accounting and financial challenges. Amity’s distinctive approach to teaching commerce equips students with essential skills. These attributes enable Amity to effectively compete with other B.Com (Hons) colleges in Mohali, Punjab. A team of exceptional and well-trained educators is dedicated to guiding students toward achieving academic success.

Eligibility and Duration of B.com Hons Programme in Amity University Punjab

If you're looking to kickstart your career in commerce and want to earn a B.com Hons degree from a prestigious university, Amity University Punjab is a fantastic choice. To enroll, students need to have at least 55% in their class XII examinations. While there are many reputable B.com honors colleges in Mohali, Punjab, Amity stands out for several reasons, making it an excellent option for pursuing higher education in the region.

Students can apply for the program online from Amity University’s official website. The duration of B.com Hons at Amity University is 3 years. 

What job prospects are available after graduating from the top college for B.Com Hons in Punjab?

Upon successfully completing your degree in Commerce, a wide array of career paths opens up for you. The B.Com Hons program at Amity stands out as an exceptional choice that will guide you toward a variety of rewarding opportunities. The institution's dedication and commitment truly establish it as the leading college for B.Com Hons in Punjab.

Following are some of the top career choices for B.com Hons graduates: 

Business executive

Tax consultant

Finance manager

Company Secretary 

Chartered accountant

Accountant

Job in the Government Sector through competitive exams like- IBPS Clerk, IBPS PO, SBI Clerk, LIC AAO, SBI PO, RBI Grade B Officer

BBA, MBA 

To sum up, a wealth of opportunities are on the horizon once you earn your B.Com degree from a prestigious institution like Amity University Punjab, one of India's foremost academic establishments.

If you're pursuing a B.Com (Hons) at Amity in Punjab, prepare yourself for an exceptional educational experience, the chance to enhance your skills, and a pathway to a successful career in no time. For further details about the B.Com (Hons) program at Amity University Punjab, check out: https://www.amity.edu/mohali/ug-commerce.aspx  

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19 Faculty Named in Stanford's 2024 Top 2% Scientists List | TIET

Congratulations to 19 esteemed faculty members who have been named among the top 2% of scientists globally in the 2024 Stanford list! Their groundbreaking research and unwavering dedication continue to inspire both their students and the academic community. Join us in celebrating these exceptional achievers as they push the boundaries of scientific discovery!

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Central University of Punjab: A Comprehensive Overview

Established in 2009, the Central University of Punjab is a beacon of higher education in India. Located in Bathinda, Punjab, CUPB has rapidly grown in stature and reputation, making significant strides in academia and research. This blog delves into the university’s history, legacy, expertise, campus infrastructure, academic ranking, and other pivotal aspects that define its essence.

History and Legacy

CUPB was founded under the Central Universities Act, 2009, with the aim of enhancing the quality of higher education in India. From its inception, the university has been committed to fostering academic excellence and promoting research-driven education. Over the years, CUPB has evolved into a prominent institution, known for its interdisciplinary approach and emphasis on innovation.

Expertise and Academic Excellence

CUPB offers a diverse range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs across various disciplines, including sciences, humanities, social sciences, and technology. The university’s faculty comprises distinguished scholars and researchers who bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the classroom. This expertise is reflected in the university’s research output, which spans multiple fields and addresses contemporary global challenges.

Campus Infrastructure

The CUPB campus in Bathinda is designed to provide a conducive environment for learning and research. Key features of the campus include:

Modern Academic Blocks: Equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, the academic blocks house well-furnished classrooms, laboratories, and seminar halls.

Library: The university boasts a well-stocked library with a vast collection of books, journals, and digital resources, facilitating extensive research and learning.

Research Centers: CUPB has several dedicated research centers that focus on specific areas of study, fostering a culture of innovation and discovery.

Hostels and Accommodation: The university provides comfortable and secure accommodation for students, with separate hostels for men and women.

Sports and Recreation: CUPB encourages a balanced lifestyle with facilities for various sports and recreational activities, promoting physical well-being among students.