Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana

Khalsa College for Women is one of the renowned women’s institution having its present in Ludhiana, Punjab, India established in the year 1958.. Located over a 14 acre area it has 24 courses across 12 degree programmes with a total strength of students as 3719. Currently the college has a total of 54 faculty members so student faculty ratio is still relatively good.

Recognised by National Assessment and Accreditation Council NAAC, Khalsa college for women is an affiliated college and has been providing quality education to its student for more than six decades. Khalsa College for Women also has various facilities which complements the learning process and has all round facilities for the college.

It has a rich library with over 60,000 books, twenty journals and accesses modern digital resources of its campus. Currently students study in 29 laboratories; there are computer laboratories equipped with Internet-connected systems, as well as licensed software.

The college therefore supports 20 different games for the holistic development of its students and many students have produced medals at various award of tourneys. Khalsa College for Women provides whole spectrum of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. This college offer 24 courses out of which the BA, B. Sc, B. Com, BBA, BCA, M. Com, M. Sc and MA are very popular.

It also has other standard courses including B. Sc Biotechnology (Hons) in its area of specialisation as well as vocational training like PGDCA and PGDFD. Over all the college approves a total of three thousand seven hundred and nineteen students in all the courses offered to enhance a rich and active community.

Course Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees BCA 80 Rs 1,02,900 BBA 80 Rs 85,800 MA Political Science 60 Rs 32,200 MA Punjabi 60 Rs 32,200 MA History 60 Rs 32,200 MA English 60 Rs 32,200 B. Sc Biotechnology Hons 25 - All the courses offered in Khalsa College for Women have separate procedures of admission but the admission criteria are based on merit.

In most cases, most undergraduate programmes are given basing on the first come first served rule once the admission percentage has been set by the admission office of a particular university.