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GDC Kulgam

Kashmir University AISHE: C-21414 Kulgam, Kashmir
2004
Est. Year
UG
Category
Co-Ed
Gender
B (2.28)
NAAC
Academic Programmes Offered
Undergraduate (UG)
About

The Government Degree College Kulgam was established in the year 2004 with a vision to spread value-based education to this vibrant district of fresh water streams in the south of Kashmir Valley.

Over the last more than 20 years, GDCK has become the leading higher education institution of the district currently catering education to more than 2600 students including male and female students for the undergraduate programme. The institution has strived to foster a balance between pursuit of basic knowledge and applying the same to produce skilled workers, entrepreneurs and professionals. The reputation and pre-eminence of the institution have been key in attracting the students from the distant and far-flung areas of the district.

The GDCK’s subject combinations are diverse, multidisciplinary and cut across the traditional boundaries.  The college presently offers more than thirty subjects under different programmes including professional (BBA, BCA), non- professional (BA, BSC, BCOM), UGC sponsored Add-on courses, Vocational courses, Short- term courses, Skill Enhancement Courses and Ability Enhancement Courses  under CBCS and NEP-2020 Schemes.

The GDCK has a very beautiful vibrant campus spreading over 100 Kanals of land with an elevated landscape whose beauty is fortified by the peaks of Pir-Panchal mountain range. The college has got Science Block equipped with state–of-the-art laboratories, Arts Block, several classroom blocks, a multipurpose block, an Administration cum library block and a fitness centre. The construction of an auditorium and a separate library block is in the final stage. Believing in fit India slogan, availability of a huge playground enables us to organise most of the sports activities within the college campus. In coherence with Green Energy Initiative, all college buildings are illuminated using solar energy power plant. The college library is enriched with diverse and updated editions of around 30,000 books. Three spacious computer laboratories and a Browsing Centre equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and sufficient power backup are functioning in the college.

To access the online resources of learning including e-content, digital libraries, and online learning management system the college campus is Wi-fi enabled. Further, the classrooms and laboratories are installed with digital interactive panels to make the teaching-learning process more effective, attractive, interesting and engage students via online mode. Intriguingly, the campus has recently been empowered by a GSI and a language laboratory.

At present the College has 45 permanent and 53 Academic Arrangement faculties. They are highly dedicated, diligent, and tenacious and always open to welcome the queries from the students during the classroom discussions and elsewhere. They are always keen and open to collaborative learning and research.

For the 360-degree development of our students, the college has dedicated units of NCC (male and female), NSS, incubation and innovation centre besides a multidisciplinary research centre. 

In the coming years, GDCK aims to position itself among the country’s foremost academic institutions. We will focus on building our core research strengths in all frontiers of science, develop exemplary teaching programmes, nurture translational research and encourage the incubation of successful start-ups. We will continue to empower researchers from our diverse disciplines to work together to solve pressing challenges. We will also continue to carry out activities with direct social impact, such as adopting rural villages and schools, training school teachers, disseminating sustainable rural technologies, and research in areas like climate change, healthcare, water management, and renewable energy. At the same time, we seek to embrace modern professional practices, and take challenges and benchmark ourselves against international standards.

As we go ahead to transform this vision into reality, we envisage to create plethora and endless opportunities for students, innovators, teachers, researchers and more in the coming years. We are looking forward to you all stakeholders to join us in this exciting journey.

Infrastructure
500940
Area (Acres)
33
Classrooms
14
Labs
12
Buildings
16
Smart Class
Yes
Auditorium
Key Officers
PIO (RTI):
Prof. (Dr.) Mohd Abass Shah
principal-gdckul@jk.gov.in
Current Enrollment
BG 1st Sem NEP 2025 1022
BG 3rd Sem NEP 2024 783
BG 5th Sem NEP 2023 667
BG 7th Sem NEP 2022 186
Grand Total 2658
HR & Development
Teaching Staff
Filled / Sanctioned
45 / 55
Academic Arrangement Faculty
Engaged
53
Non-Teaching Staff
Filled / Sanctioned
14 / 18
Local Fund Staff
Engaged
30
Student Activities & Wings
National Service Scheme (NSS)
Unit Name Program Officer Strength
Unit 1 Adil Bashir Boys: 29 Girls: 69
National Cadet Corps (NCC)
Unit Name Wing Type NCC Officer Cadets
Unit 1 Army Prof. Bilal Ahmad Naikoo Boys: 50 Girls: 0
Unit 2 Army CT Naazra Akhter Boys: 0 Girls: 50
Principal Photo
Prof. (Dr.) Mohd Abass Shah

Principal

Contact Us
33.647416, 75.009635
Teaching Faculty List
Name Designation Subject
DR. ROAF AHMAD RATHER Assistant Professor Agriculture Technology
WASEEM FEEROZE BHAT Assistant Professor Biochemistry
SUBZAR AHMAD RESHI Assistant Professor Botany
SHAUKET AHMAD PALA Assistant Professor Botany
AUBID HUSSAIN MALIK Assistant Professor Botany
SANA BALA Assistant Professor Business Administration
IRFAN RASHID GANIE Assistant Professor Business Administration
MOHD ASHRAF GANIE Assistant Professor Chemistry
AYAZ MAHMOOD DAR Assistant Professor Chemistry
SHOWKAT AHMAD HAJAM Assistant Professor Commerce
AABID HUSSAIN NAIK Assistant Professor Commerce
IMRAN AHMAD MIR Assistant Professor Commerce
SHAMIM AHMAD HAKIM Assistant Professor Computer Applications
VAHIDA AKHTER Assistant Professor Computer Applications
SHARIK MUSHTAQ Assistant Professor Computer Applications
SAJAD HUSSAIN RATHER Assistant Professor Economics
IRSHAD AHMAD KUMAR Assistant Professor Education
BILAL AHMAD NAIKOO Assistant Professor Education
ZAHOOR AHMAD THOKER Assistant Professor Education
BILAL AHMAD SHAH Assistant Professor English
RAYEES AHMAD RATHER Assistant Professor English
MOHAMMAD ASIF LONE Assistant Professor English
GOWHAR HAMID DAR Assistant Professor Environmental Science
AADIL HAMID Assistant Professor Environmental Science
JEHAN ARA Assistant Professor Functional English
DAWOOD AHMAD BHAT Assistant Professor Geography
DR. RASIKH BARKAT Assistant Professor Geology
IQBAL SHAFI SHIER GOJRIE Assistant Professor History
HILAL AHMAD SHAH Assistant Professor History
NISAR AHMAD MALIK Assistant Professor Information Technology
MOHD AMIN MIR Assistant Professor Kashmiri
YASIR RASHID LONE Librarian Librarian/Library Information Sciences
MUDASSIR AHMAD BHAT Assistant Professor Mathematics
SIKANDER YAQOOB PTI Physical Education
MOHD ALTAF SOFI Associate Professor Physics
SHEIKH JEHANGIR AHMAD Assistant Professor Physics
ADIL BASHIR Assistant Professor Political Science
BASHIR AHMAD WAGAY Assistant Professor Political Science
FIRDOUS AHMAD WAR Assistant Professor Psychology
SHAHNAWAZ AHMAD KHANDAY Assistant Professor Sociology
NADIYA MUZAFFAR Assistant Professor Sociology
HILAL AHMAD SHAH Assistant Professor Urdu
SOFI MOHAMMAD ZUBER Assistant Professor Zoology
AIJAZ AHMAD WACHKOO Assistant Professor Zoology