Park Group of Institutions Celebrates Launchpad 2K26 with 85 Percent Placement Success

Park Group of Institutions in Coimbatore organized Launchpad 2K26, celebrating the 2026 graduating batch's placement achievements. The event highlighted 85% placement rate, 310 students placed, and 38 startup companies founded by students across three engineering colleges.


Coimbatore: Park Group of Institutions organized "Launchpad 2K26," a grand celebration recognizing the remarkable placement success of the 2026 graduating batch from three engineering institutions – Park College of Engineering and Technology, Tamilnadu College of Engineering, and Park College of Technology.






The event showcased the institution's outstanding performance in placements, entrepreneurship development, and securing competitive salary packages for students. The celebration brought together faculty members, placement teams, alumni, parents, and students to honor the achievements of the graduating class.






Dr. Anusha Ravi, CEO of Park Group of Institutions, delivered the Presidential Address, appreciating students for their dedication and encouraging them to emerge as successful professionals and entrepreneurs. She emphasized the importance of Ownership, Networking, Learning, and Humanity among young engineers, setting the foundation for their professional journeys.






The Chief Guest for the event was Chandrasekar Subramaniam, B.E., MBA., AGM at ZF Wind Power and alumnus of the 2000-2004 Mechanical Engineering batch. In his address, he shared valuable industry insights and motivated students to continuously enhance their technical and professional skills to meet global standards and industry expectations.






The institution proudly presented the Success Stories of 2K26, highlighting remarkable milestones achieved by the graduating batch. The statistics demonstrated exceptional outcomes with 10% of students becoming startup founders, establishing 38 startup companies collectively. The placement performance showed an impressive 85

percent placement rate with 310 students successfully placed across various companies.






Additionally, 30 percent of the placed students secured high-value salary packages above 6.5 lakh rupees per annum, reflecting the quality of education and training provided by the institution. These achievements underscore the institution's focus on creating industry-ready professionals equipped with both technical expertise and entrepreneurial mindset.




"Launchpad 2K26" served as an inspiring platform celebrating student accomplishments while reaffirming the institution's vision of nurturing industry-ready graduates and future entrepreneurs. The event reflected the institution's unwavering commitment towards academic excellence, innovation, entrepreneurship, and comprehensive student development in preparing young engineers for the competitive professional landscape.

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