GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, GANDERBAL (GCET)

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College of Engineering and Technology, Ganderbal (GCET)
GOVERNMENT COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, GANDERBAL (GCET)

The blue and black logo of Government College of Engineering and Technology, Ganderbal (GCET) features an isometric hexagon or cube, which is a standard structural symbol in engineering, drafting and architectural sciences. It represents precision, spatial planning, and solid foundation. The initials of the college and the place of the college are written below the pictorial in capitals.

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