Government College for Women Jammu

Gandhi Nagar’s Government College for Women in Jammu In response to the rising need for women’s education in Jammu, the Government of Jammu and Kashmir created a Constituent College of Cluster University of Jammu in September 1969. The college occupies an area of 186 Kanals. In 1974, the main building was dedicated. Prior to that, the College was housed in the Gandhi Nagar, Jammu, building of the Government Girls High School. Only humanities-related subjects were available at first. As a result of widespread demand, the College introduced science departments in 1980. A full-fledged home science department with contemporary labs was formed at the same time. Currently, the college offers teaching in the non-medical, home science, and medical disciplines.

Recognition of this educational institution as a “knowledge centre” at the national and international levels, supporting holistic development and a compassionate outlook to equip young women to face difficulties around the world.
to encourage students’ overall development by involvement in extracurricular and co-curricular activities, hence promoting quality education.

to offer the best learning facilities, opportunities, and surroundings.
empowering women, allowing them to grow academically, emotionally, and harmoniously, so they can become morally upright citizens and bravely tackle life’s obstacles.

to encourage professional development through a variety of courses and to foster a scientific mindset through the organisation of workshops and seminars.

Government College for Women Jammu offering new courses and programmes in line with National Education Policy 2020 to ensure excellence on a global scale.

GOVT PG COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Gandhinagar Jammu students took part in the 150th anniversary celebration of The Mahatma. “Swasth Bharat Yatra” was the event’s theme, and it was organised by the FSSAI under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of the Government of India. On November 28, 2018, the PG Department of Food Science and Technology took part in the occasion with the sub-theme “The Eat Right Day.” Students from the departments had stalls with information about

Information on hand washing techniques, hygiene, and cleanliness.
Articles on Food Adulteration Information

Eat Right J&k: Stay Healthy by Eating Well

For street food vendors, information about food safety.