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 Not to be mistaken for the University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. 

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Panjab University 

Seal Panjab University.jpg 

Seal of Punjab University 

Saying in English 

Lead us into the Light from Darkness 

Type Public college 

Established 14 October 1882; 137 years prior 

Chancellor Vice-President of India 

Bad habit Chancellor Professor Raj Kumar[1] 

Scholarly staff 

997[2] 

Students 18,409[2] 

Undergraduates 9,932[2] 

Postgraduates 5,972[2] 

Doctoral understudies 

2,505[2] 

Location Sector 14 and Sector 25 Chandigarh, India 

Campus Urban 

550 sections of land (2.2 km2) 

Acronym PU 

Nickname PU 

Affiliations UGC, NAAC, AIU 

Website puchd.ac.in 

PanjabUniversity.svg 

Panjab University is a state-funded college situated in Chandigarh, India.[3] Originated in 1882 as the University of  Punjab, it was moved in Chandigarh in the year 1947 as the East Punjab University after the segment of India, where the college was part of Pakistan and India. 

The college has 78 educating and research offices and 10 focuses/seats for instructing and research at the fundamental grounds situated at Chandigarh. It has 188 associated schools spread over the eight areas of Punjab state and association region of Chandigarh, with Regional Centers at Muktsar, Ludhiana and Hoshiarpur urban communities in Punjab state.[4][5] It is one of the most profoundly positioned colleges in India.[6] 

The grounds are private, spread more than 550 sections of land (2.2 km2) in divisions 14 and 25 of the city of Chandigarh. The primary regulatory and scholastic structures are situated in part 14, adjacent to a wellbeing community, a games complex, lodgings, and private housing.[7] 

Substance 

1 History 

2 Campus 

2.1 Halls of living arrangement 

2.2 Health administrations 

2.3 Sports 

2.4 Gandhi Bhawan 

2.5 The Student Center 

2.6 Museums 

2.6.1 The Museum of Fine Arts 

3 Key Officers, resources, divisions, and focuses 

4 Regional Centers 

4.1 Rural Regional Centers 

5 Constituent Colleges 

6 Library 

7 ICSSR 

8 Institute of Social Science Education and Research 

9 Faculties 

9.1 Faculty of Engineering and Technology 

9.1.1 University Institute of Engineering and Technology (UIET) 

9.1.2 Chandigarh College of Engineering and Technology (CCET) 

9.1.3 University Institute for Chemical Engineering and Technology (UICET) 

9.1.4 Swami Sarvanand Giri Regional Center 

9.2 Faculty of Law 

9.3 Faculty of Business Management and Commerce 

9.3.1 University Institute of Applied Management Sciences (UIAMS) 

9.3.2 University Business School (UBS) 

9.3.3 University Institute of Hotel and Tourism Management (UIHTM) 

10 Culture 

10.1 Student board 

11 Research offices 

11.1 Energy Research Center 

11.2 LHC venture 

12 Ranking 

13 Notable individuals 

14 References 

15 External connections 

History 

Panjab University included a 1989 stamp of India. 

The present-day Panjab University follows its underlying foundations to the University of Punjab built upon 14 October 1882 at Lahore (presently in Punjab, Pakistan). The vast majority of the schools partnered to the University of Punjab were in the current Indian piece of British India. 

After the segment of India in 1947, the college was part of two for Indian Punjab and Pakistani Punjab. Another college was then settled/migrated in the Punjab, India in 1947. To recognize the two, the name of the college on the Indian side, the spelling for 'Punjab' was changed to Panjab. After 1947[8] the college had no grounds of its own for about 10 years. The managerial office was in Solan and the training offices worked from Hoshiarpur, Jalandhar, Delhi, and Amritsar. 

In 1956 the college was migrated to Chandigarh, on a red sandstone grounds planned by Pierre Jeanneret under the direction of Le Corbusier. Until the re-association of Punjab in 1966, the college had its local habitats at Rohtak, Shimla, Jalandhar, and its partnered universities were in the conditions of Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and U.T. of Chandigarh. With the re-association of Punjab, the college turned into an Inter-State Body Corporate taking into account the recently sorted out province of Punjab and association region of Chandigarh. 

Grounds 

The University's chequerboard format, contrived by Swiss-French Architect Pierre Jeanneret, was a good example of grounds plan in India. 

The fundamental grounds at Chandigarh is spread more than 550 sections of land in segments 14 and 25, the instructing territory is in the north-east, with the Central Library, Fine Arts Museum, and three-winged structure of the Gandhi Bhawan framing its center; the game's complex, the wellbeing place, understudy focus and the mall in the center; 16 college inn and neighborhood in the south-east, extending into the contiguous part 25 which likewise houses the University Institute of Engineering and Technology and Dr. Harvansh Singh Judge Institute of Dental Sciences and Hospital, UIAMS, Institute of Biological Sciences and so on. 

The grounds have civilities like a State bank of India branch, Post and Sampark, open vehicle framework, outdoor theater, visitor and personnel houses, workshop edifices, staff club, a few roomy yards, organic and restorative herbs plants, a recently laid rose nursery, a school and a day-care place for the representatives' youngsters. The grounds are neighboring a clinical foundation known as the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research. 

Lobbies of habitation 

There are eighteen lodgings on the grounds including eight inns for men and eleven ladies inns including a Working Women Hostel. A Sports Hostel has been worked for visiting sports groups. Two additional inns are under development, one each for young men and young ladies. There is one International inn moreover. All the NRI/Foreign national young ladies understudies are suited there.[9] 

All the lodgings have Wi-Fi web and different wrecks for understudies. There are likewise strip malls and ATMs for understudies and personnel nearby. The Dean, Student Welfare and the Dean Student Welfare (Women) care for the working of the college inns, the director of a political decision to the understudy bodies, arranging and sorting out of social and extra-curricular exercises on the Campus. They dispense social grants and money related help to grounds understudies. 

Wellbeing administrations 

The University Health Center offers consultancy, clinical and crisis administrations. There are five full-time specialists, including one clinical pro, one careful expert and one dental master. Low maintenance advisors incorporate a gynecologist, a pediatrician, a radiologist, an eye expert, an Ayurvedic specialist, and two general doctors. They are upheld by a huge paramedical staff.[citation needed] 

Next to ordinary consultancy, drugs, and crisis consideration, representatives and understudies approach offices like the clinical tests, ECG, X-Ray, ultrasonic treatment, diathermy, and Yoga. The middle runs a Family Welfare Clinic with offices of family arranging, inoculation, and vaccination of kids (DPT, Polio, and BCG). Every once in awhile the Health Center dispatches wellbeing mindfulness passes through talks, film shows, and workshops.[citation needed] 

Sports 

The University has play areas, a gym and a pool for its games exercises. The Directorate of Sports arranges around 70 Inter-College and four to five Inter-University Competitions consistently. The Directorate of Sports takes an interest in 62 games both for people in the Inter-University Competitions and organizes preparing camps in these games under the supervision of master mentors. The University was granted Maulana Abul Kalam Azad (MAKA) trophy for the year 2004–2005. 

Gandhi Bhawan 

Expressive arts historical center, Chandigarh 

Gandhi Bhawan 

Gandhi Bhawan is a significant milestone in the city of Chandigarh. Planned by the engineer Pierre Jeanneret, a cousin of Le Corbusier, it is a theater corridor that sits in a lake of water. Today it additionally houses an assortment of books on Gandhi.[citation needed] 

The Student Center 

The Student Center, prevalently known as StuC, is a significant milestone in the city of Chandigarh and the center for understudy exercises. It was initiated in 1975. It houses the workplace of the college understudies' chamber. There used to be a cafeteria called Indian Coffee House with an all-encompassing perspective on the highest floor of the middle yet now it has closed down its operations.[10] Besides these different occasions and plays are acted in the Student Center. 

Exhibition halls 

The college has four exhibition halls, and the Department of Indian venue has its own theater lab. The college has a greenhouse and a nursery of restorative plants on the grounds. 

The Museum of Fine Arts 

The Museum of Fine Arts houses the early works of practically the entirety of the significant specialists of present-day India. The assortment was made through the activity of the workmanship history specialist B. N. Goswamy. Initially, the structure should house the assortment of archeological relics that had been found by the Department of Ancient Indian History, Culture and Archeology. Today the exhibition hall of AIHC&A is housed in a cutting edge annex neighboring the Fine Arts Museum. 

Key Officers, resources, divisions, and focuses 

The everyday working of the University is going by Vice-Chancellor Raj Kumar.[11] The workplace of Dean of University Instruction (DUI) is the scholastic head of Panjab University and its Regional Centers. 78 divisions, 15 focuses/seats on the grounds and six Constituent Colleges situated at Sikhwala (Sri Muktsar Sahib), Balachaur (SBS Nagar), Nihalsingh Wala (Moga), Dharamkot (Moga), Mokham Khan Wala (Ferozepur) and Guru Harsahai (Ferozepur) and one provincial local place. Three regio

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