One of the greatest challenges – and opportunities – that teachers, principals, administrators and superintendents face each and every day is preparing students for the future. How do we define student preparedness. For some, it’s being prepared to not only attend, but to graduate from a college or university and perhaps earn a graduate degree. For others, student preparedness is achieving success in a chosen trade or vocation. Still for others, it’s gaining life skills to adapt to change, solve problems, face challenges with resilience, and contribute to their community in a positive way.

Gaining knowledge alone is not Education, but it is that what makes us better human beings and so determines the future of the country. Education should help one to acquire life skills, there by live well, behave well to others and contribute his/her best to the society/nation/world. Ultimately the aim of Education should be the real peace in the world, where persons only use, develop and spread the positives in them.

Father of our nation, Mahatma Gandhi has beautifully observed the meaning of Education as ‘the all-round drawing out of the best in child and man, in body, mind and spirit’.

Here in this College, we are in that effort to bring out the best in our student-teachers, in all aspects, so that they are equipped to do the same when they become the real teachers later.

All the activities are organized here as a team work by the faculty to achieve this common goal.