:. Govt.Degree College for women

Milestones

• Established in 1973 with B.A and B.Sc Courses

• Introduced B.Com in 1982

• Got UGC recognition under 2f & 12b in 1991

• B.Sc Mathematics and B.Com E/M introduced
in 1998.

• B.A(HRM) was introduced in 1998

• BBM was introduced in 1999

• Bio-Technology course was introduced in 2001

• Computer Science & Computer Application Labs were established in the year 2004

• M.A(Economics), M.Com, M.Sc (Chemistry) were introduced in 2004

• M.Sc (Botany) was introduced in 2005

• Jawahar Knowledge centre was established
in 2006

• M.Sc (Zoology) was introduced in 2006

• Library building, Minority Hostel & IGNOU centre were started in the year 2008

About Us

Brief History:

The Soil of Karimnagar digested the rich culture of western chalukyan kings of kalyani; kakatiyas culture of orugallu
and Nizamian culture of Hyderabad. The people of Karimnagar not only tolerated Rajakars but also questioned it.
They took active part in independence struggle and Telangana movement.

Karimnagar District forms the northern part of Telangana and lies to the south of mighty river Godavari.
It is located between 17º-50΄ and 19º-5΄ of the northern latitudes and 78º-29΄ and 80º-22΄ of the eastern longitudes.

The then progressive and constructive thinkers of karimnagar recognized the paramount importance of women education
in building modern India; sowed seeds of Govt. Degree College for Women at Karimnagar in 1973.

Dr.V.Kondal Rao eminent educationist and philanthropist, Sri.M.Satyna Narayana Rao, the then M.P Sri. J.Gopal Rao,
former Municipal chairman, Sri. Mukund lal Mishra and Bomma Venkanna strived hard in establishment of the college.

The College started with 262 students with two subject combinations. Then this college was housed in former Basic
Training school in 14.5 acres. Classrooms, Labs, auditorium, hostels were added in the successive years.

Keeping in view the changing scenario and challenging trends in the modern society, we have introduced
restructured courses, retaining conventional courses.