Amritsar Group of Colleges

  In the hustle and bustle of academia, where lectures, research papers, and committee meetings often dominate the scene, it's refreshing to witness moments that transcend the ordinary. The recent Annual Table Tennis Tournament organized by the Amritsar Group of Colleges (AGC) Faculty Club was one such occasion - a celebration of skill, sportsmanship, and togetherness among our esteemed faculty members.   This year's tournament saw fierce yet friendly competition, with participants from various departments showcasing their prowess on the table. Among them, Prof. Ajay Sharma from the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) Department emerged victorious in the men's category, with his exemplary display of agility and strategy earning him the title. Accompanying him on the podium was Mr. Shibkaran Singh from the Hotel Management and Catering Technology (HMCT) Department, who displayed commendable skill as the Runner-Up. In the women's category, it was a delight to

  Traveling in India has become a passion rather than a hobby. The travel and tourism industry, along with other related contributing sectors, are expected to experience significant growth in the coming years. The tourism industry is known for its diverse career options and attractive perks. It stands as one of the fastest-growing sectors, offering a wide array of employment avenues and promising future prospects, including travel, guiding, and well-compensated positions. Students studying Travel and Tourism have opportunities available in both sectors, leading them toward a bright future. This industry generates multiple career paths for candidates who wish to pursue various travel and tourism courses. As more people in India embrace traveling, the industry is flourishing with diverse opportunities.   A career in travel and tourism promises excitement and adventure, along with competitive compensation for determined individuals. With enticing career prospects, this industry opens

  Amritsar Group of Colleges echoed with joyous celebrations as the institution embraced the Lohri festival's fervour. Faculty and staff came together in festive vibes to mark the occasion in a traditional yet jubilant manner. Advocate Sh. Amit Sharma, Chairman AGC, Madam Ragini Sharma, Director Finance AGC, Dr. Rajneesh Arora, Managing Director and Dr. Gaurav Tejpal, Principal AGC, graced the occasion and lit the ceremonial bonfire to start the celebrations. The atmosphere was vibrant with the Punjabi folk songs, Giddha and Bhangra. The entire gathering looked fantastic, adorned in traditional festival attire, reflecting the essence of the Lohri festivities. Amidst the laughter and joy, everyone relished the customary Lohri delicacies of moongfali, reverrian and popcorn. The event encapsulated the essence of unity and cultural diversity, developing a sense of togetherness among the entire team of Amritsar Group of Colleges.

  Amritsar Group of Colleges (AGC) set the stage ablaze with its much-anticipated Fresher's Party, a grand celebration for the first-year students.   The event was a mesmerizing display of talent, energy, and youthful exuberance. The distinguished Chief Guest for the celebration was Madam Ragini Sharma, Director of Finance at AGC, who graced the occasion with her presence and encouraged the students to pursue their dreams with passion and dedication. The event was a celebration of talent, enthusiasm, and the budding spirit of AGC's newcomers. Students showcased their skills and creativity through various entertaining acts, including singing, dancing, group dance, gidha, and bhangra. The atmosphere was filled with energy and excitement as the students left no stone unturned in making the celebration a memorable one. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the coveted titles for the day, including Mr. and Ms. Freshers, Mr. Handsome, Ms. Charming, and Best Costume w

  AGC added another feather to its cap of achievements by su ccessfully establishing the Nodal Centre for Virtual Labs in association with Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee, an initiative of Ministry of Education, under the National Mission of Education Scheme through ICT, and conducting a two-day workshop to create awareness about it. Dr. Gaurav Tejpal, Principal AGC Amritsar, inaugurated the Virtual Labs Nodal Centre. He stated that Virtual Labs nodal centre will help in reducing the industry- academia gap as student’s learning approach will become more practical oriented. He also highlighted the fact that collaboration with IIT Roorkee, will provide students an opportunity to become a part of Virtual labs as developers under the internship scheme provided by IIT Roorkee, which will further reduce the placement challenges faced by them. Along with the establishment of the Virtual Labs Nodal Centre, a 2-day hands on Workshop on Virtual Labs awareness was also organised fo

  Technology has driven our world and made it more advanced by adding inventions and making life smoother. Engineering has been one of the most opted and supreme courses when we talk about graduation degrees or master’s degrees and It has been popular amongst the surroundings in every aspect of the industry or the verticals around, So technology has become a part of life for years and will be the future. It is a program where all technological courses are studied and a Master in Technology is one of the best courses. Master of Technology or M.Tech is a two year postgraduate engineering degree offered in various specialization such as Civil Engineering, Computer Science Engineering etc. It can be said as This Postgraduate course has come up with many advantages for the students but the question that strikes among the candidates is why doing M.Tech is helpful for Engineering Graduates? So, Here are some reasons which proves that why doing M.Tech is helpful for Engineering Graduat

Mechanical Engineering is that branch of Engineering that deals with the study of physical machines which may involve force and movement. It involves the concept  that combines engineering physics and mathematics principles with materials science, to design, analyze, manufacture, and maintain mechanical systems. It is one of the oldest, broadest and  one of the most choosen  engineering branch among the students. So, B.Tech In Mechanical Engineering  is a four-year course designed for candidates who are interested in automobiles, the functioning of machines, and the supervision of several mechanical components and equipment and that assists to learn from the design of a product to its final product.  It essentially provides an insight into the world of production and design and develops analytical reasoning ability while imparting basic knowledge on the functions of machinery and how to deal with the associated problems. The course is divided into 8 semesters, with a balance of theor