The Faculty of Humanities in our college focuses on the study of human culture, thought, and expression. It encompasses disciplines such as Geography, Political Science, History, Literature, Economics, Psychology and many more. This faculty encourages critical thinking, creativity, and a deep understanding of societies and human behavior. Students learn to analyze texts, interpret ideas, and engage with diverse cultural perspectives. The Faculty of Humanities plays a vital role in fostering ethical reasoning, communication skills, and global awareness. Graduates and Post Graduates from this faculty are well-equipped for careers in education, media, public service, research, and the arts, making it a cornerstone of a well-rounded academic education.

Subjects offered for Undergraduate Programme:
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

1. Computer Applications
2. Defence & Strategic Studies
3. Drawing & Painting
4. Economics
5. English Literature
6. Geography
7. Hindi Literature
8. History
9. Indian Music
10. Mathematics
11. Political Science
12. Psychology
13. Sociology

Specialization in Postgraduate Programme:
Master of Arts (M.A.)

1. Drawing & Painting
2. English Literature
3. Geography
4. History
5. Indian Music
6. Mathematics
7. Political Science

Career Scope:

Humanities Graduates and Post Graduates are valued across many industries for their analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills. Here are key career paths: Education & Academia: Professor, lecturer, or school teacher, Researcher or academic writer, Curriculum developer; Media & Communication: Journalism, reporting, editing, Content creation and digital media, Public relations and corporate communications; Creative Fields: Writer, author, poet, screenwriter, Filmmaking, theater, performing arts, Visual arts, museum work, art curation; Civil Services & Government: Indian Administrative Services (IAS), UPSC exams, Policy research and public administration, Diplomacy and international relations; Non-profits & NGOs: Social work, human rights advocacy, Cultural preservation, development work;Law & Legal Fields: Law school (many humanities students go on to become lawyers or legal analysts), Legal journalism, advocacy, or consulting. On the whole, Humanities degrees are respected worldwide.