PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION (PTA)
The Parent Teacher Association was inaugurated in this college in 1986-87 with the Principal as its President. The PTA aspires for co-operation and participation of parents in full measure in the all round development of the college. Parental co-operation in creating a healthy campus atmosphere is of utmost importance. An active PTA functions in the college with a Teacher Secretary and a Parent Vice President. An Executive Committee of eight members and a general body consisting of all parents and teachers meet occasionally for the healthy and peaceful functioning of the college.

The PTA has been playing an active and important role in the growth and development of the college. It has, inter-alia, been providing basic amenities like pure drinking water; transportation for students and staff; developing infra-structural facilities; supporting financially poor and backward students; encouraging meritorious pupils; supporting sporting activities, distribution of free mid-day meals on all the working days to more than 100 poor students, distribution of study materials to needy students, and improving the general ambience of the college with an attractive Garden.

The financial burden of several academic and other activities were also borne by the PTA. They include the subscription of periodicals in the college library; purchase of library books; purchase of chemicals for the laboratory purpose; beautification and furnishing of the Seminar Hall; expenses for the Mid-term and Model Examinations; printing of progress cards; academic diaries, attendance registers and feedback forms; maintenance and modification of toilets; repairing of photostat machine; regular cleaning of the campus, water tank and toilets;; electrification of the class rooms, purchasing, repairing and updating of the computers and the UPSs; replacement of unusable lights and fans; maintenance of the public addressing system; painting of black boards;  etc. SPECTRUM 2008, class-wise PTA meetings, Department modification were also funded by the PTA.