Ludhiana college enhances facilities after parent-teacher feedback

The College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology (COAET) at Punjab Agricultural University held its third Parents-Teachers Meeting (PTM) on Monday. This meeting focused on improving communication between parents, teachers, and student advisors to boost student success. Manjeet Singh, the dean of COAET, highlighted the importance of regular parent-teacher interaction. He mentioned that feedback from earlier meetings led to important upgrades at the college. These improvements include air-conditioned classrooms, new interactive boards, and a modernized library with Wi-Fi, computers, and new furniture. During the meeting, Ashwani Soni, chairman of the academic affairs committee, discussed the requirements for students to complete their degrees. He also reviewed the academic progress of the first-year students from the last semester. Satish Gupta, the training and placement officer, talked about the value of skill enhancement programs and extracurricular activities. He stressed that these experiences are crucial for student development. Meanwhile, Shiv Kumar Lohan, the hostel warden, informed parents about student accommodations and recreational facilities. Naresh Kumar Chhuneja, the class in-charge, shared insights into student performance in studies, sports, and cultural events. He encouraged parents to maintain open lines of communication with student advisors for ongoing support.