Events, talks mark last day of PECFest

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Updated At : 12:58 PM Apr 12, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, April 11

Events, including ‘F1 Challenge’ (ACM CSS), Electronica (Robotics society), hardware hackathon, metallurgy quiz (IIM PEC), were organised among others on the last day of the PECFest here today.

Later, a session of PEC talks was organised during which Neha Jain, software engineer working with Facebook, interacted with students.

She guided students, who wanted to work as software engineer in the MNCs.

To inculcate different skill sets, hangout with successful entrepreneurs was organised by Entrepreneurship and Incubation Cell (EIC) of PEC. People from different walks of life shared their experiences during the event.

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