Guru Nanak College for Girls

Guru Nanak College for Girls, Muktsar, owes its existence to the chief minister of Punjab, S. Parkash Singh Badal and octogenarian philanthropist, Dr. Kehar Singh.  It was established in 1970, to celebrate the 500th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak. The college was built when it was realized that there is an acute need for educating women in the downtrodden region Malwa belt of Punjab. It was institutionalized in Mukstar, since this place is famous for the martyrdom of the lady warrior Mai Bhago and 40 Sikh Warriors under her, who fought against the Mughal vociferously and defeated them. The aim of the college is to provide the students with such education that they reach the highest level of organisations but are deeply rooted in the cultures and traditions. They want a society based on Guru Nanak’s principle of justice, equality and brotherhood The institution stresses upon both academic and co-academic areas and provides all the modern equipments available to the students.

Facts and Figures of Guru Nanak College for Girls, Muktsar

Why to Join Guru Nanak College for Girls, Muktsar?

• Infrastructure: The college has a spic and span environment sprawling over 13 acres that is filled with flower beds that rejuvenate life in and around the campus. It has separate blocks for all the departments and also constitutes of cafeteria, library, book shops and college stadium. The campus is aesthetically divided into four major blocks with all modern amenities and infrastructure
• Female Sensitive Provisions:  The college has also established a baby day care system for the working mothers, in order to prevent the motherhood from becoming a barrier to career aspirations of the lady. The daycare will take full care of the toddlers with love and affection. It has the provision for hostel and provides transport facilities for nearby villages through 30 buses.