Shri PM Patel College of Electronics and Communication was established in 2008 at Anand, Gujarat, India. This affiliated college is near Sardar Baug, just opposite the New Bus Stand. Being a co-educational institution, it imparts undergraduate and postgraduate courses in science and technology. The total student enrolment and faculty strength stand at 617 and 23. The present institute offers 6 courses across 2 degree levels, specialising in Electronics and Communication, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.

Adequate facilities that are essential for encouraging student learning and growth are available within the campus. A dynamic knowledge centre, in the form of the library, renders academic resources to the students. The sports facilities provided by the college stimulate the students for better and healthy physical fitness and team spirit. The departmental laboratories at college are working to provide the benefit of learning gained through practical works. The cafeteria fulfils the culinary requirements of the staff and students. Shri PM Patel College of Electronics and Communication  maintains an IT infrastructure well, which keeps the student connected to the digital world 24/7. Hostel facilities are provided for both out-of-town boys and girls. Guest rooms are also available for faculty and members of the family on a visit. 

There are 6 full-time courses offered in Shree PM Patel College of Electronics and Communication, out of which 4 are undergraduate and 2 postgraduate programs.The programs are multifarious, offering a wide range of courses that would spark interest in the fields of science and technology, and offering students an opportunity to specialise in whatever course they decide to pursue.                                                                                         

The admission process at Shree PM Patel College of Electronics and Communication is very simple and easy to reach out to interested students.For undergraduate courses of study, the academic performance in subjects relevant to the course at the 10+2 level. For postgraduate programs, definitely, the college would look at the candidate's performance in their undergraduate degree.