Welcome to Government Arts and Science College Nilambur
Government Arts and Science College Nilambur is an institute for higher education in Malappuram, Kerala. It offers various courses including B.A, B.Sc, B.Com in the 2 streams (Humanities & Social Sciences, Banking, Finance & Insurance). Students can occupy their seats out of a total of 88 seats available and pursue various popular courses. The fee structure for any of these courses in the Government Arts and Science College, Nilambur lies between INR 3,150. Students can enrol in any of the Degree courses in Full-Time mode. The students enrolling for any course in the Government Arts and Science College, Nilambur can take advantage of various infrastructure facilities, all of which enhance their educational experience.
AISHE Code: C59807
Affiliated to University of Calicut
Year of opening: 2018
Total enrolment in the college: 416
Principal: Dr. Sanjayakumar. S
Admission Nodal Officer: Dr. Gopu S. Pillai
FYUGP Academic Co-ordinator: Rakesh C Jose
NSS Programme Officer: Sameera M.P
Vision
“Our endeavour is to create a society, where knowledge is not a privilege, but a powerful tool for social change. We cultivate transformative leaders who champion democratic values, celebrate cultural diversity, and safeguard the secular fabric of our nation”
Mission
“Empowering individuals through the liberation of knowledge, fostering socially committed citizens who uphold democratic values and safeguard the secular fabric of society.
Broad objectives of the College
1.Educational Innovation and Access
• Implement technology-integrated learning environments to enhance engagement and accessibility.
• Foster a research-oriented culture, encouraging faculty and students to contribute to knowledge creation and application.
• Increase student exchange programs and cross-cultural learning opportunities to broaden perspectives.
• Expand scholarship and financial aid programs to remove financial barriers to education for marginalized communities.
2. Inclusivity and Empowerment
• Create a welcoming and inclusive campus environment that celebrates diversity in backgrounds, identities, and abilities.
• Develop targeted support programs for students from disadvantaged communities, including academic mentoring, career guidance, and social support systems.
• Provide resources and training to sensitize faculty and staff to issues of gender, caste, ethnicity, and disability.
• Collaborate with local communities to identify and address their educational needs and aspirations.
3.Social Responsibility and Citizenship
• Integrate social responsibility and ethical values into the curriculum and co-curricular activities.
• Encourage student participation in community service projects, environmental campaigns, and social awareness initiatives.
• Develop leadership programs that equip students with the skills and knowledge to become agents of positive change.
• Foster partnerships with NGOs and civil society organizations to tackle critical social issues.
• Promote critical thinking, cultural understanding, and respect for human rights through dialogues and discussions.
4.Democratic Values and Civic Engagement
• Nurture an open and democratic campus culture that encourages free speech, respectful debate, and critical thinking.
• Organize seminars, workshops, and events that promote awareness of democratic principles and civic engagement.
• Support student participation in democratic processes, such as elections and public campaigns.
• Encourage interfaith dialogue and intercultural understanding to strengthen the country’s secular fabric.
• Promote active citizenship by educating students about their rights and responsibilities in a democratic society.
5. Sustainability and Environmental Stewardship
• Integrate sustainability principles into curriculum development, campus operations, and resource management.
• Conduct research and promote educational initiatives on environmental issues relevant to the region.
• Organize awareness campaigns and community engagement programs to foster responsible environmental practices.
• Develop partnerships with local communities and organizations to promote sustainable development initiatives.
• Advocate for environmental policies and practices that contribute to a healthier planet for future generations.
Infrastructure Details
A. Existing Land Availability (in acres): The land acquisition process of 5.03 acres of land is going on. The location coordinates are 11.247347°N, 76.285448°E
B. GPS Coordinates of the college: 11.269754°N , 76.213856°E (current location)
Library & Information Centre
The Library provides services to the students and staff from various departments of the college. There are 5932 reference and text volumes are available in the Library. 20 Print journals and periodicals are subscribed by the Library. Library is using Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) system to organize the knowledge collection. The Library is fully automated with Koha open source integrated library system. Online Public Access catalogue (OPAC) allows members to search, retrieve or verify the status of any book in the library.The Library will be kept open from 9.30 am to 4.30 pm. The books will be issued against User’s Identity Card.