6,000 engineering students get degrees at Chandigarh Group of Colleges, Landran

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Mohali, December 24

Around 6,000 students of the engineering graduates of 2020-21were conferred degrees during the 15th annual convocation of the Chandigarh Group of Colleges, Landran, which concluded yesterday.

Chief guest Prem Singh, Group CHRO of JK Organisation and president of National HRD Network, conferred the degrees on the students. He said, “We need a large number of passionate entrepreneurs in our nation and the way the CGC is nurturing innovation and research among students through its Atal Community Innovation Centre RISE Association, it is incredible. TNS

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