Govt. College for Women Parade Ground Jammu Basholi, Canvas, Mandala Art Certificate Course

Govt. College for Women (GCW), Jammu which is an autonomous college affiliated to the University of Jammu, invites applications from female students for admission to a short-term Certificate Course in Basholi Art, Canvas Painting & Mandala Art. The course will be conducted at the Art & Craft Centre of the college and will be scheduled if at least 30 candidates enroll for it.

Course Features

Duration: 3 months

Course Fee: Rs.3000/- (not refundable once the course begins)

Eligibility: 10+2 passed

Attendance: It is mandatory to maintain 75% attendance for successful completion of the course.

How to apply

The application form is available on the official website of the college- https://www.gcwparade.in/notifications/application-for-admission-3-months-certificate-course-in-basholi-art-canvas-painting-mandala-art/1148

The completed application form should be submitted at-

Art & Craft Centre, GCW, Parade Ground, Jammu.

Closing date to submit applications: 15 days from the date of the admission notification.

Contact information

Campus address-

Art & Craft Centre, Govt. College for Women, Opposite Parade Ground, 

Old Jammu City, 

Jammu and Kashmir UT – 180001.

Ph: 0191-2544305

Email: principalgcwparade@gmail.com

Website: https://www.gcwparade.in/college/ 

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