SRINAGAR : As part of its collaborative efforts to strengthen ties with major educational institutions of the country, Sri Pratap College Srinagar today hosted an interactive session of the girl students with Prof. Geeta Singh, Director, Centre
SRINAGAR: Sri Pratap College, Srinagar, Wednesday hosted an engaging conversation with print and electronic media in its campus auditorium with regard to recent NAAC Accreditation and ongoing admission process for various UG and PG courses in accordance with the National Education Policy-2020 for th.
SRINAGAR: In a significant achievement, Sri Pratap College, Srinagar has been accredited with Grade A+ by NAAC.
The NAAC team comprised of Dr. Satyanarayana Sirasani, Chairperson; Dr. Annasaheb Shankar Rayamane, Member Coordinator and Dr. Yashodhara Sharma, Member, in the month of June, conducted an exhaustive assessment of the College and expressed their appreciation and satisfaction with regard to academics, extra-curricular activities,
SRINAGAR : The Sri Pratap College Srinagar in collaboration with GDC Surankote today organized a ‘One Day Workshop on Remote Sensing and GIS: Hand-Held Training on Digitization’ for students of Geography, here.The Chief Patron, Prof (Dr) Khursh
Amar Singh College Srinagar bags UNESCO Award
Amar Singh College Srinagar bags UNESCO Award
Aheritage building and that also housing academicians and students for nearly 105 years to teach and learn respectively in a row, bagging prestigious International Award for cultural heritage conservation is a matter of pride especially for those who have been its alumni. Amar Singh College situated in Gogji Bagh Srinagar has been awarded the famous and covetous UNESCO AsiaPacific Award for Cultural Heritage Conservation. This College, the second most prestigious after the oldest institute of higher education in Kashmir – Sri Pratap College, with a touch of nostalgia it may be clarified, was first established in 1913 as Amar Singh Technical Institute primarily for purposes to impart coaching and training both – in art, culture, masonry and carpentry opened by the noble, visionary and arts crafts and knowledge lover Maharaja Pratap Singh. It was only in 1942 that the institute was conver