I.K. Gujral Punjab Technical University - [IKG-PTU], Jalandhar - Affiliated Colleges

My sister applied online for her transcripts, a few years back. According to her, you need to visit the PTU support website, sign up, and fill in your details. After that, you need to click on ‘Add query’ to apply for your transcripts. Next, you need to upload your DMCs in PDF format, along with an ID proof. Next, you need to mention the address where you want those transcripts to be delivered. After that, you’ll be taken to the payments section where you’ll have to pay Rs. 300 per transcript + Rs. 100 for postage within Punjab, or Rs. 200 for postage outside Punjab/India. 

My sister had received her transcripts a month and a half later. The charges may have increased a bit over the years. You’ll figure it out upon signing up.

Yes, you can migrate even with a supply at PTU. For this, you need to get an NOC from your college. This is the most important task. After that, you need to file a migration request at PTU. You’ll be charged around Rs. 10,000. After this process, you can migrate to your new college.

Maharshi Dayanand University (MDU) is a public university located in Rohtak, Haryana, India. Established in 1976, it is one of the largest universities in India offering a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, including B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering.

The B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering program at MDU is accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA). This course provides the knowledge and skills required to pursue a career in CSE covering core topics like programming, data structures, algorithms, operating systems, computer networks, and software engineering.

The program is delivered by highly experienced professors. The crowd quality is great as the admission process is based on merit and entrance exams.

In simple words, one should consider pursuing a B.Tech in CSE from MDU because the university has a good reputation, faculty pool, and infrastructure.

I have a few friends in PTU who claimed that answering questions to the point fetched you very few marks in the PTU examination. A few even mentioned tips that might help you attempt the PTU exam paper effectively

• Make sure to solve questions in the given order only.
• Set your target for filling at least 28-30 answer sheets. The bitter reality here is the more you write, the more marks you end up scoring.
• Use different inks to write questions and answers to make your answer sheet presentable. 
• Draw a margin on either side of the sheet to ensure a neat appearance 
• Support every answer with a diagram drawn with a pencil to impress the examiner.
• Attempt all the questions even if you are vaguely familiar with the topic.

These were some simple tips that might help you ace PTU exams!

One of my friends was admitted to PTU and does not recommend its B.tech course. The quality of education is below-average and you won't learn much from the university. The placement scenario is pathetic and more than 30% of the students remain unplaced. The highest salary package offered is 6 LPA and the top recruiters include Wipro, Tech Mahindra, HCL, etc. Students get placed in minor roles in software companies.

The infrastructure however isn't that bad and the college has decent lab facilities and a well-stocked library. The hostel facilities are also decent and the food served is good. 

Unless you are satisfied with a low package below INR 10 LPA, it's better to look for a better college.