In September, the university announced the launch of the newly registered DCET Alumni Association in Chandigarh. This initiative is designed to ensure a closer connection between alumni and the department, with the Chairperson, Dr. SSBUICET serving as the President. The newly established DCET North American Alumni Association, which focuses on overseas alumni, is expected to enhance collaborative efforts and foster a sense of unity among graduates worldwide. This global expansion aims to bring alumni closer to their alma mater, encouraging participation and insights that will help shape the future of the community. Another notable aspect of the alumni interactions was a special session featuring distinguished alumni Aarthik Patel, a Senior Consultant in PwC, from the Class of 2019, and Minto Shelley, a Consultant in S&P Global, from the Class of 2018. They shared their remarkable journeys, recounted the challenges they faced in their early careers and the strategies they employed to overcome obstacles.

the DCET North America Alumni Association held a dinner meeting for alumni residing in the Greater Houston area, showcasing the organization's commitment to strengthening connections among its members. Under the leadership of Mr. Ravi Goel, President of the Association, the gathering attracted 12 alumni, some accompanied by their spouses. Unfortunately, five additional alumni were unable to attend due to adverse weather conditions or prior commitments. The evening featured a keynote address by Mr. Alok Jain, a distinguished member of the 1966 batch, who outlined the mission and objectives of the DCET North America Alumni Association. He articulated a strategic plan designed to elevate DCET to a premier institution in India, emphasizing the importance of a diversified funding model. This model aims for a balanced distribution of resources among government support, industry partnerships, and alumni contributions, ensuring a sustainable financial future for the institution.