The 15th Annual Prize Distribution Function was held today with great zeal and enthusiasm at the Government College of Commerce and Business Administration, Sector 50, Chandigarh. The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Ms. Prerna Puri, a distinguished IAS officer and the UT Education Secretary of Chandigarh, whose presence added prestige to the occasion.

The dignitary was warmly welcomed by Dr. Shashi Wahi, Principal of the college, along with Dr. Sangam Kapoor, Dean, and Dr. Amar Preet Singh Sijher,Vice Principal, accompanied by the dedicated faculty and staff of the institution.

Dr. Shashi Wahi, in her address, presented the Annual Report of the college, eloquently highlighting the remarkable accomplishments of both faculty and students during the academic year 2023–2024. She underscored the college’s commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and holistic development.

In her keynote address, Ms. Prerna Puri emphasized the vital role of life skills and core values in the educational journey of students. She advocated for a holistic approach to education, one that nurtures not only intellectual growth but also character, resilience, and emotional intelligence. Her inspirational words resonated deeply with the audience, reminding students of the significance of perseverance, integrity, and adaptability in navigating both professional pathways and life’s broader challenges.

In recognition of exemplary achievements, the college conferred the Roll of Honour on 8 outstanding students for their exceptional contributions in academics, sports, and cultural activities. Additionally, 38 students were awarded the prestigious College Colour, while 65 students received the Certificate of Merit for their distinguished performance across diverse domains including academics, NSS, sports, and co-curricular pursuits. Mr. Pranav Aggarwal, B. Com. 6^th Semester was given the Student of the Year Award.

The event concluded on a gracious note with Dr. V. Magesh, Registrar (Examination), extending heartfelt congratulations to all awardees and applauding their relentless efforts and dedication. The ceremony culminated with the soulful rendition of the Indian National Anthem, symbolizing unity, pride, and the collective spirit of excellence that defines the institution.

The Government College of Commerce and Business Administration, Sector 50, Chandigarh, celebrated its 15th Annual Athletic Meet with considerable zeal and enthusiasm. The event was officially declared OPEN by the Principal of the College, Dr. Shashi Wahi Khullar, alongside Dr. Sangam Kapoor, Dean of Academics and Vice Principal of the College, Dr. Amarpreet Singh Sijher. The Principal, staff, and students extended a warm welcome to the Chief Guest, Shri Rubinderjit Singh Brar, Hon’ble Director of Higher Education, Chandigarh Administration, Principals of other colleges and distinguished guests.

In her address, the Principal, Dr. Khullar, urged the athletes to “compete with honour, cheer with enthusiasm, and, above all, cherish the bonds of friendship and unity that unite us as one college community.”

The day featured a wide range of events, including track and field competitions, team events, and recreational games. A particular highlight was a demonstration of the Sikh martial art, Gatka, as well as Yoga and cultural performances, all presented to the Chief Guest.

During his speech, Shri Rubinderjit Singh Brar praised the achievements and performances of the students and encouraged the athletes to showcase their skills, push their limits, and embrace both the thrill of victory and the lessons of defeat. He, then distributed certificates, medals, and trophies to the winners.

Mr. RITESH KUMAR of B. Com. III (Boys) and Ms. KANCHAN KUMARI of B. C. A. III (Girls)were declared the overall best athletes of the day.

The event concluded with a sincere vote of thanks presented by Dr. Amarpreet Singh Sijher The day ended on a patriotic note with the with the recitation of Indian National Anthem.

Republic Day Celebrations 26 January 2025

Government College of Commerce and Business Administration, Sector 50, Chandigarh, celebrated the 76th Republic Day with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervour today. The celebration began with the unfurling of the national flag by the Principal, Dr. Shashi Wahi, accompanied by Dean Dr.Sangam Kapoor and Vice Principal Dr.Amarpreet Singh Sijher.
The event featured a vibrant cultural program presented by the students, showcasing the rich heritage and diversity of India. The cultural committee of the college organised the performances reflecting the spirit of unity and patriotism, leaving the audience inspired. To mark the occasion, sweets were distributed among attendees, symbolizing joy and togetherness. The celebration concluded on a solemn note with the rendition of the National
Anthem, instilling a sense of pride and respect for the nation in everyone present.

A Powerful and interactive session on Career Growth and Personality Development was organised in
Government College of Commerce and Business Administration, Sector 50, Chandigarh. The
renowned speaker, Retd. Suresh Kumar Gupta, former Head of Finance, HAFED, discussed the four
personality types- choleric, melancholy, sanguine and phlegmatic. He shared practical tips for
navigating workplace dynamics and improving interpersonal skills. Additionally, a personality test
was offered to interested students, helping them assess their traits and improve self-awareness. Over
70 students participated in this interactive event, gaining valuable insights for their future professional
environment. Principal Prof. (Dr) Jyoti Seth praised the session, highlighting its role in preparing students for modern career challenges and the need to introspect and build a positive perspective.

The NSS Units of Government College of Commerce and Business Administration, Sector 50, Chandigarh, organized a successful Blood Donation Camp today, under the leadership of Principal Dr. Jyoti Seth and Dean Dr. Amar Preet S. Sijher. Collaborating with the Blood Donation Society, Red Ribbon Club, Red Cross Chandigarh, Vishvas Foundation, and Government Medical College and Hospital, the camp aimed to promote voluntary blood donation and dispel related myths. Approximately 100 donors registered, resulting in the collection of 70 units of blood.

Dr. Jyoti Seth encouraged faculty, NSS volunteers, and community members to participate in this noble cause and expressed appreciation for the donors’ contributions. She presented certificates and gifts to participants, who also received refreshments from Vishvas Foundation. Additionally, a blood stem cell donation camp was held in collaboration with DATRI and supported by Mr. Amit Kumar from the Socialgram Foundation. Dr. Seth extended her gratitude to the staff of Government Medical College and Hospital and Vishvas Foundation for their vital roles in organizing the event.

Out of the total college strength of 826 students;  483 students cast their votes which was  58.47% polling strength. Out of which 31 votes were NOTA and 33 votes were Invalid. Elections were conducted peacefully.

The Red Ribbon Club of Government College of Commerce and Business Administration (GCCBA), Sector 50, Chandigarh, successfully organized “The Red Run” – a 5 KM marathon aimed at raising awareness about HIV/AIDS. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from around 60 students of the college, who ran with dedication to support the cause.
The marathon not only served as a platform to spread awareness about HIV/AIDS but also identified top-performing athletes among the participants. The top three winners in both boys’ and girls’ categories were recognized for their outstanding performance. Additionally, the top ten boys and the top three girls have qualified for the upcoming State Level Red Run, to be organized by the Chandigarh State Aids Control Society. The event was graced by the presence of staff members who applauded the efforts of the students and awarded medals and certificates. The dignitaries emphasized the importance of spreading awareness about HIV/AIDS, especially among the youth.
The Red Run was a testament to the commitment of GCCBA students and faculty towards social causes, and it served as a powerful reminder of the role that education and awareness play in combating public health challenges.

Government College of Commerce and Business Administration Sector -50, Chandigarh in collaboration with NationalEdu Trust of India organised an award ceremony for the “30 Days Environment Challenge” program under the able guidance of Principal Dr. Manjit Kaur and Dr. Bikramjit Kaur ,the Nodal Officer. The Chief Guest for the certificate distribution ceremony was Mr Samarth Sharma, Chief Executive Officer at National Eduturst of India. A plethora of events, such as E-poster, Declamation, Environment quiz, nature photography and many more had been conducted for raising awareness on environmental issues and sensitizing students about the same. 20 student volunteers observed the programme begin from 29 July to 29 August, 2024 and helped in the successful competition of the event with the valedictory function today.  

“Har Ghar Tiranga  campaign” in the college was celebrated with various events planned during the week which also included the 78^th Independence Day celebration at Government College of Commerce and Business Administration, Sector-50, Chandigarh with great fervour and enthusiasm. The celebration started with the hoisting of the National Flag which was followed by National Anthem. On the occasion, the Principal of the College highlighted the value of freedom and the role of GCCBIANS as torchbearers for other institutions. She encouraged the students to pledge for Nasha Mukht Bharat Abhiyan on its 4^th anniversary. She urged the students to sign the e-pledge and download the certificates, ensuring that they are part of the Jan Anodlan to ensure Nasha Mukt Bharat for all. She also asked the students to play an active role in creating a justifiable, secular and  developed nation. Cultural performances were organized by the Cultural Committee and NSS volunteers. The programme ended with the singing of the National Anthem.