HISTORY

The widest road leading to the solution of all our problems is education. Gandhi ji said “By education, I mean an all-round drawing out of the best in the child and man, body, mind and spirit.” Thus education seeks to develop the innate inner capacities of man by imparting knowledge, understanding, skills, and interests, attitudes and critical thinking. It helps to break existing moulds and renews, recreates newer and higher moulds. The objective in higher education is to promote equality, social justice, professional expertise and leadership in all walks of life. The national policy on education also emphasizes on these aspects.

Since a college is a society in miniature, it is an agent of social change and social control. A socially just society is based on the principles of equality and solidarity, understands and values human rights, recognizes the dignity of every human being as well as involves economic egalitarianism. The three specific areas relating to social justice: access, participation and outcomes from education need to be given the most attention in relation to policies on education. Thus the inclusion of social justice in education is an integral part of the education system.

But as far as the Indian women are concerned it’s a dismal state. They have a long way to go fighting many battles for survival at home and outside. As a woman she has to overcome barriers of discrimination, marginalization, superstition, suppression, oppression, injustice,  gender bias and many other such challenges.  Women in smaller cities and towns like Ajmer face tougher opposition at all levels and lack opportunities in every sphere including higher education. But the fact of the matter is that if one woman is educated, the family society and eventually the nation is educated,

As per the changing need of the hour, the state government justifiably established an undergraduate government girl’s college in Ajmer, in the year 1994 in the campus of GCA, initially with just arts and commerce faculty. The MDS University and the UGC granted it permanent affiliation in the years 1999 and 2000 respectively. The NAAC team on the basis of its evaluation granted it a B grade. Its a proud moment to share when the college achieved B++ grade in 3rd cycle  under the guidance of the Principal  Dr. Manjula Mishra  and the support of the faculty  members in 2023.

Since its inception the college is pledged to the promotion and development of diverse academic, creative and individual talents of the students.

In 2012, GGCA which was previously run in the campus of GCA shifted in to the Savitri Girls' college campus situated in Civil Lines, opposite Khadim tourist bungalow. It is about 500 m from the bus stand and about 3 km from the Railway station. With the merger of the two colleges ( under consideration of the Rajasthan Government) there has been a quantum leap in the pursuance and transmission of knowledge as many new options have been made available to the students at affordable fees.  The college is doing an incredible job of empowering young minds through education and personality development to impact the world around them.

Acting Principal 

Prof. Manjushri Gupta

Government Girls' College, Ajmer

                                                                      

GOVERNMENT GIRLS’ COLLEGE, AJMER                                           

List of Principals

S.No.

Name of the Principal

From

To          

1.

Ms. Shakuntala Bhargava

02.07.1994

01.07.1995

2.

Mr. Kashinath Shah

08.07.1995

31.07.1995

3.

Ms. Manjula Kumar

02.08.1995

09.07.1997

4.

Dr. (Ms) Vinod Garg

09.07.1997

02.12.1997

5.

Ms. Laxmi Mathur

02.12.1997

04.04.1998

6.

Dr. D.C. Mathur

04.04.1998

18.07.1998

7.

Dr. J.K. Garg

18.07.1998

13.07.1999

8.

Dr. K.K. Sharma

13.07.1999

22.03.2000

9.

Dr.(Ms) Maitreyi Chaurasiya

22.03.2000

17.07.2001

10.

Mr. P.C. Kewaliya

17.07.2001

28.02.2002

11.

Dr. (Ms) Deepali Gusain

12.10.2002

31.07.2006

12.

Dr. Nawal Kishore Bhabda

19.08.2006

24.03.2008

13.

Ms. Neera Gupta

24.03.2008

06.02.2010

14.

Mr. S.K. Bansal

04.03.2010

31.01.2012

15.

Dr. (Ms) Chitra Arora

02.06.2012

30.06.2013

16.

Dr. (Ms) Meera Chandawat

13.08.2013

09.01.2014

17.

Mr. E.R.J. Aubert

09.01.2014

31.07.2014

18.

Dr. (Ms) Renu Sharma

16.10.2014

31.05.2017

19.

Dr. (Ms) Girijesh Upadhyay

03.07.2017

31.08.2017

20.

Dr. Umesh Bhargava

26.10.2020

31.07.2021

21.

Dr. Manjula Mishra

18.09.2021

  31.03.2024