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Partap Charitable Trust has been founded in the memory of S. Partap Singh who was the founder of village Partap Singh Wala by group of eminent scholars, professors and educationists of national and international level. The trust was registered in November 1996 with one of the main objective to organise social, cultural and educational institutions.
The history of the College goes back to the year 1955 when India, particularly the state of Punjab, was making efforts to carry education to every village, not even represented on its educational map. There was an urgent need to open a teacher training college which would cater to education needs of rural Punjab, which in turn led to the establishment of this college.
Over the years, this institute has grown into an outstanding academic establishment in India covering varied areas of academic interests, and attracting an equally diverse faculty and student body.
An educational trust under the name of Sri Guru Hargobind Ujjagar Hari Trust ( S.G.H.G.U.), Sidhwan Khurd was established in 1934 and Bhai Sahib Bhai Narain Singh Ji became the first president of the Trust.
The Teacher Training (B.T.) was started in 1955 as a department of the Arts College with 100 seats. In 1957, the B.T. Department was transformed into an independent and full-fledged institute i.e. G.H.G. KHALSA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION. In 1976, 100 more seats were added. M.Ed. class was started w.e.f. 1982. The College is awarded ‘A’ Grade (CGPA 3.04) by National Accreditation Assessment Council.
BCM College of Education established in 1998, was a dream of Sh. Satyanand Munjal that brought into reality by the untring endeavor of Late Sh. G.P. Khosla, an educationist, whose efforts bore fruit and this co- education B.Ed college was granted recognition by National Council for Teacher Education, Jaipur.