Colleges in Punjab

Mata Sahib Kaur Girls College was established in July 1997 by the then SGPC President Jathedar Sardar Gurcharn Singh Tohra. The college is named after the mother of Khalsa Panth, Mata Sahib Kaur Ji. The main endeavour behind was to inculcate basic as well as value education to the girl students of this otherwise backward region of the prosperous state. The land was blessed as 'Guru Ki Kashi' by the tenth Guru Guru Gobind Singh Ji since then it has flourished as leading educational center. Mat...

Dasmesh Girls College an eternal link in the immortal chain of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Educational Trust, Chak Alla Baksh, Mukerian was established in December, 2000. It is an institution where learning is a religious habit. It aims at imparting value-based education. This seat of learning has been enunciating the gospels of Guru Gobind Singh in particular and the message of humanity in general.

During 41 years, the managing committee, the principals and the staff of S.P.N. College contributed a lot to the expansion and progress of this institution. In the beginning, the college had five classrooms and the student strength was less than four hundred. But the college continued making tremendous progress every year.

Established in 1968, Master Tara Singh Memorial College For Women, Ludhiana was the first women college to commemorate the cherished memory of Master Tara Singh-an educationist and a great visionary-to serve the cause of women education with about 150 students and 7 teachers. It has taken a tremendous leap in the academic, cultural and sports field and has carved an enviable niche for itself among the women colleges of the city.

L.R. DAV College was founded in 1959, in the name of the great national martyr and Arya Samajist Lala Lajpat Rai, and came under the aegis of DAV College Managing Committee, New Delhi, in 1987, and has evolved itself into a premier postgraduate institute during the past five-decades. The college is observing its 50th Anniversary this Year. This multi-disciplinary institute, which has a history of sorts behind it, is associated with a galaxy of great teachers and principals as well. DAV Colleg...

The inception of Arya College, Ludhiana in 1946 was the fulfilment of a long cherished desire of the people of Ludhiana and its surrounding areas. A few dedicated and farsighted members of Arya Samaj came together in 1945 and pooled their wisdom to undertake the venture of opening a college to cater to the educational needs of the area. They set out with a missionary zeal to raise funds for the college. They not only made liberal financial contributions but also reached out to the people to g...

Government College, Hoshiarpur Punjab India , situated at the foot of the Shivalik Hills, caters to the educational needs of Hoshiarpur, Jalandhar and Gurdaspur districts of Punjab. It came into being in 1927 as an Intermediate College with Shri Bihari Lal Bhatia as Founder Principal. Before partition itself, in 1943 it was upgraded to a Degree College in view of the great demand as erstwhile Kangra district and present day Una district of Himachal Pradesh were also among the areas covered by...

Guru Nanak College, Sukhchainana Sahib, Phagwara, District Kapurthala, Punjab (India) is situated in the vicinity of historic Sikh Temple known as Gurudwara Sukhchainana Sahib, built up in the sacred memory of Guru Hargobind Sahib, the sixth Sikh Guru. The idea to setup the college originated in 1969 to perpetuate the fifth birth centenary of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism and the college came in to existence in 1970. Presently, it has become a leading ‘light house of knowledge...

It rises to its mission of producing talented and formidable human resource for the country and the DAV (Dayanand Anglo Vedic) College here is a unique combination of simplicity and modernity. Students here are imparted value-based education using the latest technologies. A holistic approach and an emphasis on total personality development of the students are the hallmarks of DAV college, Jalandhar. Founded in 1918 by Principal Pt. Mehr Chand, Mahatma Hans Raj, Pt.

B.L.M. Girls College, Nawanshahr was established in 1959. It is one of the many institutions run by Arya Pratinidhi Sabha. This college comes under Guru Nanak Dev University.The students mainly comes from rural areas. The number of students is 700 and teachers are 25. Subjects offered are Mathematics, Economics, History, Political Science, Sanskrit, Home Science, Punjabi and Music. BLM Girls College Near Preet Palace Rahon Road Nawanshahr Punjab India Contact No : 01823-509019, 01823-220026

Government Ranbir College, Sangrur is one of the prominent and big colleges of Punjab . The College has won special laurels in academics, sports and cultural activities. The institution has produced very great personalities such as scholars, thinkers, teachers, doctors, engineers, good administrators, scientists, writers, brave soldiers, international players, political leaders and great artists are the product of this college.

A.S. College for Women, Khanna, came into existence in 1973, when A.S. College Management Committee decided to upgrade A.S.College Khanna, Girls’ wing to the status of a full fledged degree college for Arts students w.e.f. the academic session 1973-74 with a small number of 473 girls. The formal inauguration of the college was performed by the then Chief Minister of the state, Giani Zail Singh Ji. The mission behind the establishment was to provide value-based education and to make girl stude...

Khalsa College Garhdiwala is a multi-faculty postgraduate co-educational institution, and its campus is spread over an area of 9 acres land. It is located at the Hoshiarpur -Dasuya State Highway ,30 Kilometers from the Hoshiarpur and 11 km from the Dasuya. Presently this college is being run by the management of SGPC, Amritsar.

Khalsa College for Women is one of the leading women institutions of Punjab situated on National Highway (G.T.Road), Amritsar. Established in 1968, it is a premier institute, a gateway to academic and professional excellence having the proud privilege of working under the auspices of Khalsa College Governing Council, Amritsar. In the 49th historic All India Sikh Educational Conference, held at the premises of Khalsa College, Amritsar under the patronage of Chief Khalsa Dewan, it was proposed ...

Banarsi Dass Arya Girls College on Haquiqat Road Jalandhar Cantt is one of the leading educational intuitions of Jalandhar. It has many locational advantages. It is away from the din and pollution of the city. Being in proximity to the bus stands both city and Cantt, and the Jalandhar Cantt. Railway Station, it is easily accessible to the surrounding rural and urban areas. The local, setting and the serenity of the environment makes it an ideal educational institution. It is a bon for the war...

Originally established in C.E. 1917, as Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Gujranwala (Pakistan), it functioned as such till 1947. The vast campus, with imposing buildings, commodious hostels and playgrounds left by our college, now houses Govt. Islamia College, Gujranwala. Reconstructed in Ludhiana in C.E 1953 as Gujranwala Guru Nanak Khalsa College, it has now grown into a front rank institute affiliated to the Panjab University, Chandigarh.

The college was established in July 1970 to commemorate the 5th birth Centenary of Guru Nanak Dev ji. Efforts however were initiated in 1969 with a primary objective of opening the doors of higher Education to the girls living in this small town and the rural interior. Guru Nanak Khalsa Girls College Baba Sang Dhesian Goraya Jalandhar Punjab Tel No : +91 1826 268146, +91 1826 268755

Choosing a college is one of the most important decisions a student makes. It can be the key that opens the door to a lifetime of opportunities for growth and service. Here at Govt. College Gurdaspur we have tried to set a standard of education which would help in all round development of personalities. In the present technological age, the world is fastly emerging as a global village.

The Bhakra- Nangal Complex is a unique achievement of Independent India. The complex had remained without an institute of higher education during many years of its existence. Although efforts were made from time to time to start a college at Naya Nangal yet it could not see the light of the day till 1979 when this college came into existence.