Plaksha University Establishes Binny Bansal Institute for Future Innovations

Plaksha University in Mohali, Punjab, India, is a private university that was established in 2019. While it is a newly established university, it has received positive feedback and is known for its innovative and interdisciplinary approach to education, particularly in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). The university is backed by a group of business leaders and technology entrepreneurs and aims to nurture the next generation of leaders and innovators. The faculty is a blend of accomplished academics and industry professionals, promising a rich academic experience. The university also offers scholarships to assist students financially and promotes a close-knit learning environment with a low student-to-faculty ratio. Additionally, some individuals on online platforms have expressed positive opinions about the university, stating that it is a decent college if one can afford it and that it has the potential to gain a good reputation in the future. Furthermore, a video on YouTube suggests that the university has become a first choice for engineering and finance students

Plaksha strives to bring together curious tinkerers and problem-solvers with a natural tendency to ask questions, explore concepts, and an openness to learning, wired with a risk-taking attitude. At Plaksha, we are committed to admitting the brightest minds coming from all walks of life. A student at Plaksha will be encouraged to wear multiple hats which will be facilitated by the interdisciplinary nature of the curriculum. This warrants an incoming student to demonstrate strong academic rigor along with the ability to communicate their thoughts and ideas effectively. We understand that these intrinsic qualities cannot be measured through marks alone and therefore believe in going beyond the mark sheet with our holistic selection process.

Plaksha University BTech course has  8 semesters. The number of subjects in each semester varies from the other. The first six semesters focus on the theoretical and practical aspects of learning and application. In contrast, the seventh and eighth semesters focus mainly on the project and internship, which leads to the completion of the course.