University College

College of Vocational Studies was founded in 1972 and is famous for Vocational courses as it is the only college in Delhi University which provides these courses. I would like to clear out some thing one by one. Placement - College Placement Cell is not good at all. Before 2012 it did not even had a placement cell at all. Do not expect good placements from the college. Campus - Campus is below average. In fact most of the DU college have the same problem. Faculty- There are some very knowledgeable teachers in the panel but there are some who you will think should have been your students. At the end of the day you can not rely on faculty you will have to study on your own. Fees - Fees is very low. (It was 8.5k for my course)
Many people do not even know that it offers courses other than vocational ones.

The admission procedure for M.E. In Electronics and Communication Engineering at Visvesvaraya College of Engineering is:
1. The academic requirement is a B.E. or B.Tech in a related field with a minimum grade of 50%.
2. Admission will be made on the basis of the merit list of UVCE.
3. This list will be prepared on the basis of GATE and PGCET scores.
4. You will have to register online on the official website with a valid score in either the GATE or PGCET exam. Other details are as follows for the ME course:
5. The total number of seats available is around 40 in this course.
6. Registration fees are Rs. 500 at the time of admission.
7. The total tuition fee for M.E. In Electronics and Communication Engineering is Rs. 1 Lacs for two years.
8. Also, GATE scores will be given preference over PGCET scores at the time of admission.

The Punjab State Legislature founded Chandigarh University as a full-fledged institution of higher learning, and the UGC has granted it recognition under Section 2(f) with the authority to award degrees in accordance with Section 22(1) of the UGC Act, 1956.
Leading Indian institution Chandigarh University (CU) offers its students a rare combination of academic and practical brilliance. The National Assessment and Accreditation Council has awarded the University accreditation with the esteemed A+ grade (NAAC). The first cycle of the certification process saw Chandigarh Institution get an A+, making it the youngest and only private university in India to do so. It is also the only state-run university in Punjab to receive NAAC accreditation.