Vikaram Yadav (B.tech-ET)

I got a very caring and homely environment at the college. Apart from my study, I have been involved with various community groups where I get opportunity to groom myself further and become a better version of my self.

Amit Jarngal(B.Tech - CE)

Thank you! COER .you stood as pillar of strength and support for providing me valuable education and excellent facilities. On the top of that, providing me a healthy and competitive environment to grow & flourish

Akshi Mittal(B.Tech - CSE)

COER has given me a base to start my career and faculty are too supportive and has given right guidelines till 2nd year and for this I'm very thankful to Coer and it's family and hoping best for near future.

Mohit Bhatt(B.Tech - ET)

Don't be scared of the truth because we need to restart the human foundation in truth And I love you like Kanye loves Kanye I love Rick Owens’ bed design but the back is...

Vibhav Goswami (B.Tech - CS)

It has been almost two years and I have never regretted joining the COER family. The faculties have always been supportive and inspired me to go beyond my capabilities.

Astha(Software Developer)

It has truly been a great learning experience in COER. It is a complete package of knowledge which helped me to explore my career. So, I am heartly thankful to COER for helping me to achieve my goals.

Amit Goyal (CEO/Brain Train)

We all go through some life-changing experiences at some stage in out life. COER provided me ample opportunities to explore my full potential and helped me to refine my personality.

Ankit Khandelwal (Director / Ginger Web)

Faculty at COER are very helpful and supportive. Being the part of COER was the best part of my life

Kamal Sanwal(Student / IIM Kashipur)

I would like to acknowledge the efforts of all the teachers of COER who helped me in every possible way. I will always cherish the moments spent in the College.

Naman Aggrawal (Manager / Yes Bank)

This College has a mesmerizing environment and excellent teachers. Thanks a lot to all my "Gurus"

Divya Prakash Dubey (Former AGM / Idea)

Rather than giving me readymade answers, COER taught me to ask the right questions. I'm thankful for the most wonderful and constructive four years of my life

Sakshi Parihar (Tech Analyst / Infosys)

In a nut shell, I would like to express my views different than traditional academic courses that most universities have. Truly, COER provides unique and outstanding education.

Vipul Sharma(Director Engg / Indeed)

There’s a growing feeling among higher education experts and policy makers & the COER that a singular goal of having more experts to provide Excellent Engineer in all stream.

Pankaj Kureel (CEO / M-Sewa)

It is highly invaluablle for us to shape our digital experience in the filed of infrastructure managemnt. students are highly ambitious in learing process and adustment scenario.

Tushar Tyagi (Director / A Broken Egg)

It is highly invaluablle for us to shape our digital experience in the filed of infrastructure managemnt. students are highly ambitious in learing process and adustment scenario.

Nikung Lahoti (Senior SE / Symantec)

Pleasure to meet one of the best infrastructure institute in India with higly qualified professors and industry ready engineers.

Dr. Suman Mishra(Ward Divya Mishra (2006))

COER gives best education to its students and i feel really great that my daughter became the part of COER. My daughter has made leaps and bounds academically and socially.

Dr. Ishwar Bhardwaj (Ward Purnima (2003))

Purnima have done really well while learning in COER. She got a great opportunity in life.

Shyamali Bhattacharyya(Ward Mr. Subarno (2016))

It's a pleasure moment that my son was there in his tenure at COER with blessings of all Teachers. It was a great opportunity in the sense of learing & personality development

Mr. Vipul Sharma (Batch 2003 Computer Science & Engineering) Director of Engineering at Indeed and VP of Engineering at Ethos

Life Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower. Life is not about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself. So create yourself.

Mr. Prince Gupta (Batch 2008 Computer Science & Engineering) Senior Product Manager Qualcomm USA

“If you can dream it, you can do it”, was the Moto I went in with when joining COER. And I must say, I had the most remarkable time of my life during my college years at COER. I feel fortunate to have received the opportunity to learn and grow in an educational environment with professional faculty and smart classmates. Though the most prized memories of my time in college was spent with friends and making long-lasting relationships. In the process discovering a lot about my passion and purpose in life. Indeed, one of my biggest lessons was that education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.

Himanshu Rauthan (Batch 2008 Computer Science & Engineering) Director CEDCOSS Technologies

It's the environment which nurtures people to excel more than the academics. It's always you who decide your future but it’s the campus which seed roots. COER provides one of the best environment which helps to creates highly skilled graduates.

Ms. Sonal Jha (Batch 2012 Computer Science & Engineering) Software Developer at Microsoft

In college I got a perspective to look at life in a different, meaningful way. I remember my COER days fondly with so many memories. Those were the best days of my life.

Ms. Ishita Chouhan (Batch 2013 Information Technology) First Woman Assistant Commandant in CRPF from Uttarakhand

With faith, discipline and selfless devotion to duty, there is nothing worthwhile that you cannot achieve

Dr. Vijay Bhasker Semwal (Batch 2008 Information Technology) Asst. Professor (CSE) MANIT- Bhopal

It is giving me immense pleasure and satisfaction to write a message to my dear young COERians as an Achiever. COER, which I personally feel is a temple of learning and “Har ki pauri” of all technology. I strongly believe that the success always demands to see dream and believe in your own potential. Each person is equipped with infinite potential, only need to identify it and work towards your goal. Never hesitate to see dreams. It is not dreams which are smaller or bigger. It is you who makes them smaller or bigger. You are simply unstoppable by birth. It is never important from where you are hailed but what important is how far you have reached. Your journey and way of journey is important. Finally, I will say, one must take courage to see the dream which makes you different from others. At last, I extend my warm greetings and wishes to my dear COERians for bright future.

Pankaj Nayal Executive Engineer Public works Department Uttarakhand (UKPSC 2014 Batch )

A place with sound infrastructure, professional mentors and peaceful environment to sharpen your knowledge and developing your personality and to give you lots of memories

Sumit suman Designation- Principal Associate (Operations), Effectual Knowledge Services Pvt Ltd

consider my institution, College of Engineering Roorkee (COER) as one of the prominent engineering colleges in Uttarakhhand. The college encourages students by providing scholarships to eligible candidates. Our college is equipped with good infrastructure required for an engineering college like browsing center, library, hostel facility, centre of excellence etc. Every classroom is equipped with multimedia facilities. Every branch is provided with sophisticated lab. Mechanical department has faculties who have rich experience in teaching. Many workshop and technical talks are being conducted in our branch at regular intervals. Mechanical branch, have established good contact with local industries and provides internship to students right from third semester. In every semester vacation, internship, mini-projects are being organized to improve technical skills of students. Separate departmental library is available in the main library. Very well equipped CAD/CAM lab is available and houses 80 systems. As far as placement is concerned, aptitude classes, mock interviews, group discussions etc. are conducted to give ideas and knowledge to students about job recruitment. All faculties are co-operative with students and they will take care about individuals’ improvement by regular mentoring.

Ritesh Gupta- Engineer in Maruti Suzuki

I entered this college to pursue my professional course to enhance my knowledge in Mechanical field. But it was different because it was not only to gain knowledge but also to gain good qualities what an engineer should have. Our department helps to build up the students with not only bookish knowledge but also with practical approach. In our department we have a student’s chapter of ISHRAE (Indian Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineers) & SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) In ISHRAE & SAE chapters we have many activities going on throughout the year like workshops, seminars and many competitions. Other than this our department organizes expert talks & industrial visits. All these activities are helping to groom myself, for evolving as quality engineer and good competitor

Pranav khanna - designation at K&S Partners is Senior Associate

COER was pivotal in giving a direction to my career and equipping me academically to pursue my ambitions. The values of "work is worship" and "being honest to your goals" inculcated by the professors are a driving force even today. Besides studies, the campus life taught me important lessons on self management, leadership, the importance of extracurricular activities and above all true friendship. All in all, my experience at COER is a pleasant memory that is preserved well in my heart.

Nitin dua

In all, my experience of these four years is priceless. The sheer memories of my college days make me happy and proud. The policy of the college to prepare the students not only on the lines of the core subjects but also to develop skills that make you a true professional, has paid off.

Utkarsh kasera

COER, laid the foundation for my learning and inculcated in me the growth mindset. Where learning is not restricted to the four walls of classroom, or just the books. Excellent infrastructure, Experienced Faculty & other valuable resources at COER has always helped in multidimensional development of students. A place where I gained mentorship, friendships and memories for life

Divyansh Dutt. 2019 batch Mechanical engineering

It has truly been a great learning experience in COER. when I look back in time I always found that I learned from this college so much and that's why I have never regretted being the part of COER family. COER also gave me an environment for personal growth for helping me to achieve my goals.

Mukesh Kumar (B.tech Mechanical engineering 2014-18)

To me, College Of Engineering Roorkee is not just about academics and grades, it is a plateform where you have a plethora of opportunities to choose from and nurture yourself as an individual. The meticulous approach adopted by the faculty to foster learning is commendable. It has been a great journey and an immense pleasure to be a part of the CoER family

Seema Negi Senior Executive Extramarks Education Pvt.Ltd.

Being a COERIAN makes me feel proud. My days at COER are precious memories of experience, fun, friendship and lots of learning. I extend my warm regards to my department , the Mechanical Engineering department which has immensely helped me in aspiring to usher myself to greater triumphs. The college gave me a chance to explore be it Rowing and Comparing. The ambience of the campus is very positive. You get to experiment and experience a lot of new things. Overall COER was a great experience of my life

Vaishali Tyagi

Vaishali Tyagi feel extremely privileged that I took admission in this college and was a part of excellent academic session from B.Tech mechanical 2016 to 2019.Through this journey I learnt various new things which gave a boost to my Technical skills. And I thank to all the mechanical faculty staff for help and support in my academic skills.

Parents of Vaishali Tyagi

We are delighted that our daughter Vaishali Tyagi has graduated from prestigious COER. Experienced faculty members helped her maintain good academic record and hard working training and placement department invited companies which helped her getting a job. We wish all new students a great successful career. Thanks!

Mr. Vartul Mittal (Batch 2005 Mechanical Engineering)

Technology & Innovation Specialist A seasoned Digital Transformation & Automation leader. Please keep yourself abreast with the latest applicability and adoption trends of various levels of technology. The times have changed and now everywhere it is technology led Businesses and Operations in any Organization, so every individual's success will be directly proportional to the amount of hands-on-understanding one has in the Technology & Innovation space.

Mr. Kapil Joshi (Batch 2009 Electronics and Telecommunication)

Deputy Commissioner Indian Revenue Service. It has been almost a decade since I left the protective nursery of COER and ventured out in this world on my own. I know that many of you would be doing the same as soon as your last semester ends. The comfort that our teachers’ guidance and our peers’ opinions provide at every step in college is amiss once you embark on the journey of becoming your own woman or man; albeit they are important factors in shaping the person that you become. I am of the opinion that no one has the sure-fire way to success and those who say they do are either delusional or trying to befool others. Furthermore, success has different meanings for different people but the core concept is same: success is simply achieving your goal. The first step being, of course, constructing your goal and then steadily, sincerely working towards it. So when I was asked to address you all through a write-up on how to stay motivated, you could very well understand my dilemma. At best what I can do is share what I have experienced and gathered all this while and hope that it resonates well with you. Setting up a goal for yourself is the hardest part. There are a lucky few who know exactly what they want to do in their lives. But for most of us it's a state of flux and quite naturally so, given the state of career counseling in India. The setting up of a goal may depend on your interest, long term returns, viability, profile, prevalent norms, your background, familial and peers’ views; just to name a few. It may not remain static necessarily, as your experiences in life grow. But once your eyes are set on a goal, it is your job to work towards realizing it. Motivation or its lack thereof is one of the main constituents behind that coveted rank in the merit list or the loss of a big break. We all have our trials and tribulations, those push and pull factors which fuel our motivation towards achieving our goal. But motivation is delicate, whatever fuels it may also destroy it and thereby diminish your chances of achieving something if you fail to channelize it and let it overwhelm you. This is especially the case where goal achievement has a long gestation period. An elderly gentleman, who was a retired bureaucrat, had once told me that the only person that you can compete with is yourself. I have found that to be quite helpful in building up motivation. For instance a person preparing for a competitive examination would not be able to effectively compare with other aspirants regarding his/her level and quality of preparation. Mock tests only take a small sample size anyways. So the only person that you are left to compare with is yourself. Be a better version of yourself each day vis-a-vis your preparation. Critically analyze your work at the end of each day and start the next day adding to and amending your course of action. It serves two purposes; one, it's a self feedback analysis which helps you in course correction and two, it boosts your confidence in your own abilities thereby helping you stay motivated. Another thing that in my experience helps in sustaining motivational levels is the exercise of breaking down your eventual goal into feasible targets. Set daily/weekly/monthly targets and try to achieve them earnestly. In other words, win the war one battle at a time. I have found it to be very effective as it makes the whole process more objective. Observe your energy levels throughout the day and plan your schedule accordingly. In this way, you have your task cut out for the day so there is a certainty in how you go about things. As you achieve your targets, your confidence rises and yourself belief deepens which thereby reinforces your motivational levels as you go along. Apart from the above, there are some other aspects which, for me, are sort of miscellaneous tools for motivating oneself but of critical importance, nonetheless. These include: ● Surrounding yourself with those people who have a positive outlook towards life. ● Reading about and preferably talking to successful people in your field of pursuit and also to those who have inspiring stories of grit and gumption to share. ● Even more so, talk to the unsuccessful ones because it's only they who could tell you what not to do while pursuing your goal. ● Every once in a while talk to your near and dear ones, people who believe in you and want to see you succeed because they are the ones who matter. ● More importantly, discuss and speak your mind with someone who you are comfortable with, whom you confide in because bottling up your thoughts drains up your energy which anyways you have a limited reserve of, so it’s better to let it out. ● Last but not the least, always remembers why you started in the first place; that initial impulse which set you on your current path towards your goal, try recalling it each day. If I may interest you with an offbeat advice, at the risk of sounding a bit preachy, please try following a good newspaper. I say this because confidence is a key ingredient in staying motivated and an individual who has even a basic awareness of the happenings around the world exudes confidence. Trust me, the benefits far outweigh the 1-1.5 hours of daily labor that ideally one would put in. Not only will it help you in your group discussions, extempore and interviews; it will also improve your grammar and command over the Language. More than anything, it will help you in holding a conversation and carrying it through in almost all settings. Just imagine what that would do to someone’s confidence. In the end I would like to say that despite all of the above mentioned ‘tools’ there will be dejections, disappointments and heartbreaks. Even the best of the athletes have their slumps and celebrated authors have their periods of writer’s block. We are human beings after all. What we need to understand is that at the end of the day it’s all part of life. What I have learnt is that striving hard for something and giving it your best shot is a given. We should try to stretch our limits but not to the levels of obsession; in short, we should not make ‘means’ our ‘ends’. Take failures in your stride because they are your greatest teachers. I know a few deserving candidates who could not qualify civil services but are now some of the leading names in journalism or investment bankers who left their well paying jobs overseas and are now organizing treks and camping in the Himalayas for a pittance. In which category would you bracket them? So you see it's good to have goals, they give a sense of purpose and direction to our lives but life is much more than success and failures and it has a lot to offer. I sincerely hope that my aforementioned limited experiences in life do not come across as a sermon and that you all find some of it actually useful. I am glad and honored to have been presented with this opportunity to share my thoughts with the current lot of bright young minds at COER. I wish you all the very best in all your respective future endeavors with a firm belief that you will “..Not go gentle into that good night”

Ms. Anusha Badola (Batch 2010 Electronics &Telecommunication)

DSP Uttarakhand Police, Being a COER alumna, I feel blessed, privileged and especially honored to have been given a chance to interact with you all through my words... As a 2006-2010 batch COERian, I can truly say that college days were one of the best days of my life. Happy memories, even if in monochrome and a little rusted, fill the brightest of colors in your life... So live your college days to the fullest, your present will take care of your future. Trust me.

Saurabh Chaurasiya (Batch 2011 Civil Engineering)

IES Officer Project Director at NHAI. There is no shortcut for success. Constant efforts with devotion and sincerity are prerequisite for selection.

Ms. Shipra Joshi (Batch 2013 Electronics and Telecommunication)

Sub Divisional Megistrate Champawat, Uttarakhand.My graduation at COER has been a very interesting and awesome journey. Choosing COER was one of the best decisions I have ever made. At This College I gained friendship and experiences which added a different perspective to my life.. It feels great to be taught by amazing teachers who are the best. They always motivated and encouraged me to face the risks and learn new things. I am and will always be thankful to COER for making me a person I am today.