New Horizon College of Engineering

The New Horizon College of Engineering (NHCE) is an autonomous private engineering college located near Marathahalli, in Bangalore, India. Established in 2001, the college is part of the New Horizon Educational Institution which was established in 1970.

New Horizon College of Engineering affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) & University Grants Commission (UGC). It is accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ grade & National Board of Accreditation (NBA).

Mohan Manghnani is the chairman of New Horizon Educational Institute. Manghnani is also the Managing Trustee of New Horizon Educational and Cultural Trust (1970), New Horizon Education and Agricultural Research Trust and New Horizon Educational and Research Trust. He also manages the following schools:

• New Horizon Public School – Indiranagar (established 1982)
• New Horizon Pre University College – Kasturinagar (established 1982)
• New Horizon College – Kasturinagar (established 2009)
• New Horizon College – Marathahalli (established 1998)
• New Horizon College of Engineering – Marathahalli (established 2001)
• New Horizon Gurukul- Marathahalli (established 2010)
• New Horizon Vidya Mandir (established 2012)
• New Horizon International School (established 2022)

SARGAM is one of the biggest fest in Bangalore; held by NHCE. It is an annual state-level inter-collegiate cultural fest where students from the best colleges in Karnataka participate to unleash their talent to its true potential. The much-awaited SARGAM lasts for two days. The campus is hustling, bustling and nutsling with energy and students are seen rejoicing, taking their time off academics and yet learning something new at every event.

Students get to learn new skills in event management and also work on their interpersonal, communication and team-building skills. This fest was started in the year 2008 and every year it gets bigger and better. The SARGAM team at NHCE specially allocates a theme for the event each year.

• 2010 - Arabian Nights - 11–13 October
• 2011 - Retro - 23–24 September
• 2012 - Go Green - 5–6 October
• 2013 - Carnival - 27–28 September
• 2014 - Super Heroes - 19–20 September
• 2015 - Voice Out - 14–15 September
• 2016 - Military - 10–11 September
• 2017 - Extraterrestrial - 22–23 September
• 2018 - Krishna Leela - 28–29 September
• 2019 - Pancha Bhootha - 20–21 September
• 2022 - Rudra Factor - 25–26 November