Institutional Ranking Framework listed PUC for the first time and included it among the best 150 colleges in India (rank band within 101–150). At 132, the college ranked highest among colleges in northeast India. In 2021, it was ranked again in the 151–200 band among colleges. In 2022, it ranked at 45th becoming the only college within the top 100 list from northeast India, and thus, the highest ranked college from the region. ISO On 23 July 2018, PUC received its first certification of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) from HYM International Certifications Pvt. Ltd. It is certified for ISO 9001:2015 (Quality Management) leh ISO 14001:2015 (Environmental Management). India Today ranking In 2022, the India Today ranking, published by the Living Media, for "India's Best Colleges" listed the college as the "Best College for Arts and Science" in northeast India. The college was given an all-India rankings of 141st in arts, 167th in science and 183rd in commerce subjects. Community services Blood donation PUC is an all-time record holder in Mizoram as the top blood donor from an institution. This service has been officially recognised and awarded by the Department of Health and Family Welfare of the Government of Mizoram. Since 1994, the college had developed mass blood donation programme as an annual event, mostly in commemoration of the establishment day. It made the first record in 1998 as most number of blood units donated in a day, with 333 volunteers donating their blood. In 2011, it broke its own record with 425 units donated in a day. In 2013, with support from the Mizoram State AIDS Control Society (MSACS) and the Association for Voluntary Blood Donation (AVBD), the college held a "Blood Donors Festival," the largest blood donation event up to the time. It also won first prize under the category of educational institution jointly awarded by MSACS and AVBD at the World Blood Donor Day on 14 June 2018. Village adoption PUC introduced a policy for promoting the social and educational development of small villages in Mizoram in 2012. The former President of India Pranab Mukherjee had endorsed the policy and advised other institutions to follow suit. The villages adopted are: Phulpui (2012–2013) Lungleng (2016–2018) Dulte (2019–2020) Khawrihnim (2021–2022) Notable alumni Pachhunga University College Alumni Association (PUCAA) was established in 2007, with P.L. Liandinga as its first president. Notable alumni of the university include: C. Lalrosanga, former