Swedish College of Engineering & Technology (SCET)

Overview:

Services Offered:

Student Life and Campus Experience:

• The campus is located on the main G.T. Road, opposite LalaRukh, on the outskirts of Wah Cantt.
• Frequent public transport provides easy access to the college.
• The purpose-built campus is spread over 25 kanals with beautiful lawns, an approximate covered area of 138,000 square feet, and a garden with exotic imported ornamental trees and flowers.
• The main building has spacious ventilated classrooms and well-equipped laboratories.
• There are adequate workstations for hands-on experience.
• The college offers a conducive learning environment, ideal discipline, great sports facilities, and hostel facilities.
• Students can participate in co-curricular activities for character building.

Key Reasons to Study There:

• Located in a city with a 98% literacy rate, declared a "Model City" for education and an "Island of Excellence" by the former Prime Minister of Pakistan.
• One of the fastest-growing universities in Pakistan's private sector.
• Affiliated with UET Taxila and accredited by the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC).
• Highly qualified faculty.
• A center of excellence in Science and Technology.
• High-tech laboratories.
• Internationally accredited curriculum.
• Research-oriented programs.
• Reasonable fee structure.
• Access to the Digital Library through the Higher Education Commission (HEC).

Academic Programs:

Civil Engineering:

The department caters to national needs.

Electrical Engineering:

The department offers various programs.

Mechanical Engineering:

Mechanical Engineering is a highly versatile field.

Computer Sciences:

Computer science is the scientific and practical approach to computation.

Other:

• SCET Wah Cantt hosts a Sport Week as part of extracurricular activities.
• UET is organizing its 21st Convocation 2024 on 05-06 January 2024 at UET Taxila.
• The End Semester Examination of SPRING 2024 (2K20, 2K21, 2K22) will start from 27th May 2024.
• SCET Wah Cantt held an Open-House for Batch 2K19, where students displayed their Final Year Projects and were evaluated by external evaluators.