Pakistan Navy Engineering College

Pakistan Navy Engineering College was established in Officers Training Section (OTS) which was established in 1962 as part of PNS KARSAZ and afterwards OST upgraded into college in 1966 and got the name of PN Engineering College (PNEC). Initially PNEC got affiliation with Karachi University then in 1977 its affiliation was moved to NED University of Engineering & Technology then in 1995 it became the part of National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Rawalpindi. Currently PEEC is offering various programs of BE, MS and PhD approved by HEC, PEC and NUST.  The college offers degree programs in the disciplines of Electrical, Electronic, Mechanical, Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering and MS/PhD programs in the fields of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering. 

Academic Programs Offered

The educational institution provides educational pathways for both undergraduate students and postgraduate students across its primary engineering sectors. All Bachelor of Engineering (BE) programs at PNEC include three specialized fields Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture which integrate theoretical concepts with practical knowledge acquisition. The college operates Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and Master of Science (MS) programs in distinct engineering domains for their postgraduate division. These programs emphasize advanced research together with innovation through which students obtain modern engineering expertise. The university maintains active programs to update its curriculum because this enables students to match industry requirements and succeed in academic roles and research positions and professional pathways.

Facilities & Activities

The facilities at PNEC represent the cutting edge for student learning and support extracurricular activities. The college features contemporary laboratories enhanced by well appointed workshops together with its vast digital library resources. The college provides students access to high speed internet as well as computer workstations alongside printing services for enhancing academic performance. The school promotes student involvement by organizing clubs as well as leadership programs and technical societies. Practical learning opportunities come through regular seminars, competitions along with industrial visits. The training at PNEC directs students toward acquiring both engineering specific information and leadership attributes vital for professional engineering excellence.