Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College - New Delhi

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The college is named after the ninth Sikh Guru, Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji. Always having a fun time here. Infrastructure is great. Canteen food is hygienic, tastes well and pocket friendly. There are lots of societies which you can join namely the debating society, the drama society, etc. which will help you gain a lot of exposure and equip great confidence. You'll definitely meet some of the craziest people over here who will make your college life memorable forever. Teachers are amazing and extremely supportive. It's the nearest college to Vishwavidyalaya metro station. Also, if you want to, you can always try out new places and cafes nearby at Hudson lane, Kamla Nagar market or near Majnu ka tila (Now you know the benifits of an on-campus college). It is considered as one of the best colleges of Delhi University. Everything about this college is just amazing (except for the annual fest). Thankyou

Tej Bahadur Sampra is the one who participated in all the three Round Table Conferences, with the efforts of Rajendra Prasad, Gandhi Irwin Pact was signed on 25th December 1932.

Genuine review The campus is very beautiful spread in a very large area with a very big playground . The celebrities usually come here very often and if you are getting your name in the cutoff list the take admission for sure in the desired course. The canteen is also very good . You can pay a visit here also

SGTB Khalsa College is a DU affiliated college in North Campus, Delhi. It is a Sikh minority college which means it has 50% reservation for Sikh students and the rest 50% seats are for general quota (OBC, SC, ST, all come under this). The college is famous for it's enthusiasm and alumini like Saurabh Shukla. College campus is one of the largest in DU with a basketball court, 2 volleyball courts, a huge ground with cricket pitch and 4 flood lights, a lawn tennis court, a table tennis room, gymnasium, cafeteria, huge auditorium, a biological garden and 2 lawns. Classrooms are air conditioned which is a big relief in summers. In the centre of the college, there is a junction like area aka 'Jannat' which is a popular rendezvous. Teachers here are highly hardworking and the crowd is talented too. There are around 3000 students and 300+ teachers in the college. The annual fest of SGTBKC is 'Lashkara' which is a highly exciting function. Personalities like Guru Randhawa, Jass Manak, Karan Aujla show their presence in the fest organised in the month of Feb-March every year. In a nutshell, SGTBKC is a highly underestimated college within North Campus. I expect it to keep proving itself in Academics and Co-curricular activities.

SGTB Khalsa established in 1951 , situated opposite to Miranda House , Building's Infrastructure is as same as Gurudwara ⚜️ ...... You should be very Intelligent in case you want to Grab a seat in this College , because the Cut Offs of this college is Sky High ? #Peace ?

I came into B.A. (H) History course in 2019 and enjoyed the regular college life for a semester and half (after which I was in home for past two years taking online classes and exams). Before COVID, we enjoyed taking lectures (we got very good faculty) and enjoyed and participated in annual fest Lashkara in 2020 alongside visiting fests of other colleges. Now, we are back in February 2022 for two months before exams. Met some of the juniors of first and second years and interacted in person with our friends and teachers face to face after a long time which felt good. It feels quite lively in such a diverse environment. Sorry for getting emotional, I would suggest the freshers from all courses to see Jannat (a open space in middle of college building) near library as a 'second home' and be away from the college canteen if possible (try fast food in Little Hut or Kamla Nagar if you can go a bit far). Library in terms of infrastructure is best but can't say same for books (responsibility lies with students never returning the books rather than administration). There are ACs in classrooms which will work in summer but I feel most annoyed by glass windows which can't be opened (we are coming in college now during transition from winter to summer and feel hot and suffocated sometimes). Overall, the infrastructure and faculty is good (talking about history). For DTC bus passes, visit window no. 5 with filled DTC form and verified fee slip or College ID card photocopy (hope that its useful for bus users including me). Lastly, I met a bunch of people a few days back who after hearing that I study in Khalsa College (Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College) asked me questions around that are you able to interact with Sikhs, cultural gap and stuff, if you have any such query, don't worry about it and it will be all good. Thanks for reading my review and like if it's helpful :)

It's a really prestigious institution of learning. Nice experience overall. You meet really wonderful people here and learn and grow so much. So many interesting events take place here. And as the name suggests of the open area i.e.- Jannat - it truly is a calm paradise with so many things happening here. Basketball ? court was under maintenance so not in good condition for now. It's canteen was a magical place where I have spent a really quality time. Would rate College Auditorium 7.5/ 10. So many memories with this place. And Gurdwara room is in good condition too. Washrooms were not in best condition but atleast had soap dispensers and toilets were not upto the hygiene standards. But drinking water ? was actually clean and crystal clear. So I would say it's say to drink. Drinking water stations are present in campus on smaller distances. Students from other DU colleges are not allowed in the Mata Library.