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Dear friends, it was Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India who advocated the English language learning with a view to open the window of the other part of the world to the Indians. Then it was a different context. The world moved slower than the present times. Now the whole world looks at India through the I .T window. See how the tables are turned!

But the complacency should stop at this level only. In this ever and faster changing world we should keep ourselves prepared with utmost care. The generations of 21st century have to face a real world of formidable challenges. They have to equip themselves with the mental, intellectual and professional capabilities to cope up with the phenomenal changes brought out by the information revolution and knowledge explosion. They have to convert the challenges into opportunities only by constant up gradation of their abilities. They should know learning is not only a question of acquiring basic skills, reading, writing, oral expression, Arithmetic but also gaining knowledge of the world in which we strive to live better. Jaques Delors, the former President of UNESCO in his document Education for 21st century has outlined four dimensions - (1) Learning to know (2) Learning to do (3) Learning to live together (4) Learning to be. Let those be your goals and objectives.

With the intention of providing high quality education, various courses and opportunities have been offered in this college. If ever you choose to pursue your education, you are welcome to this college for admission to the courses of your choice. We strive together to reach greater heights and our endeavour is to help you reach your goals.