Mission

Our mission is to develop the college as an academic centre of Higher Education of National and International standards to provide the best academic atmosphere to its students

Vision

The vision of the institution is to create the institution as nodal centre of learning and research equipping students

Objectives

The aims and objectives of Government Degree College, Danya are to nurture the development of mind, skill and core competence of students. The College tries to encourage higher education among the weaker and socially backward sections of the society.

About College

Government Degree College Danya established in the year 2021.

Government Degree College Danya was established on 12 February 2021 at Danya (Almora) and since then it is fulfilling the aspirations of higher education of the youth in Almora district in Kumaun Hills of Himalaya. The college is affiliated to Soban Singh Jeena University and its curriculum is formulated by the university and is in compliance to National Educational Policy 2020.

The college implements the certificate and degree courses in faculties of arts and science. Presently the college has 05 teaching and 04 non-teaching staff. The admissions in above programs are on the basis of merit. The college is consistently on the path of progress with many milestones on its way. The new building of the college is under construction near Rudheshwar Temple of Danya with well furnished science labs, office and many more facilities for students

Principal Message

"We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them." - Albert Einstein

Education is essential to bring progress and prosperity for both individual and the nations. The current education system was founded at a time when industries needed workers with a relatively fixed set of skills and knowledge. Presently we live in an era of science, innovation and constantly improving technology where adaptability and learning agility are most needed. Therefore our educational system needed an update otherwise we shall not be producing future-ready and market-ready Human Resource to meet the industrial requirement parameters. We need to look at India’s massive skill gap to achieve our hopes of an ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’. This means we need to focus more on skill and professionalism in order to meet the demand for a skilled workforce. We strongly need to develop a scientific and rational temperament among the students.

Dr. Dev Raj Mishra

(Principal)

Govt. Degree College, Danya (Uttarakhand)