Facilities

DIVYANGJAN POLICY

The College aims to promote an inclusive learning, teaching and working environment in which disabled students and staff are not disadvantaged or treated unfavorably.
Policy Document

The Christ Church College is one of the earliest educational institutions in Kanpur to have a library from its very inception. The College Library is one of our most significant assets, which has an online cataloguing system that provides access to library resources. Our Library has an impressive collection of books and journals going back to the 18th century. It has more than 55,000 books and magazines. It houses various science and humanities journals of interest to research students. The college also subscribes to a wide range of newspapers from around the world. Digitisation of old records and old books has been taken up. Our collection has books covering a wide spectrum of subjects. The library also has a spacious reading area.

Apart from the Central Library, every department has its own library for the benefit of postgraduate and research students.

The College aims for all-round development of its students. Apart from regular and Annual Athletics in the College Sports Ground, a wide range of games and competitions are conducted in the College, such as Football, Cricket, Basketball, Tennis, Table Tennis, Kho Kho, Weightlifting and Best Physique.

College athletes and teams are also trained and sent for various state and national levels tournaments.

It was established in 2016 under the DST-FIST Scheme. The Centre supports all the curricula???s computer courses. It also holds courses in collaboration with other organisations.

The college multi-media centre is a centralised facility for Multimedia-based instructions and presentations for our staff and students. It has audio-visual instruments and techniques for their use. It has a seating capacity of 100.

There is a separate Common Room for female students where they can relax in their free time.

In a world where competition grows by the minute and multiplies by the hour, placements have become a yardstick for excellence. The Career Guidance & Placement Cell offers vocational guidance, organises career workshops and provides opportunities for campus interviews for placements for deserving students.

Value education is imparted to students as a good human being is the most valuable unit of society, and the country at large. There is a dedicated cell that helps in cultivating character and sound moral values in students, characteristics that make them complete individuals who contribute to society in various useful ways.

It is a Central Sector Scheme of Government of India, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports. It aims at the involvement mainly of undergraduate students, on a voluntary basis, in various activities of social service and national development. While making a contribution to socio-economic progress, these activities also provide opportunities to students to understand and appreciate the problems of the general public, awaken social consciousness and inculcate in them a sense of dignity of labour. A significant feature of the NSS programme is that it is organised by the students themselves.

The motto of the National Service Scheme is NOT ME BUT YOU
REPORT 2023-2024
REPORT 2022-2023
REPORT 2020-2021

The College has a very active NCC Army wing, which is looked after by a Faculty member. It has a regular parade schedule and plans student social service activities regularly.
REPORT 2023-24
REPORT 2022-2023
REPORT 2019-2021

Christ Church College, Kanpur is actively committed in delivering quality education and providing various opportunities for its students.The ‘Rovers & Rangers’ is a voluntary, non-political, educational movement of young people, open to all without distinction of origin, race or creed, under the purpose, principles and methods conceived by the Founder Lord Baden Powell in 1907.
ACTIVITY REPORT 2023-24
LIST OF RANGERS & ROVERS 2023-24
ACTIVITY REPORT 2022-23

The College is providing Canteen facility to the students as well as teaching and nonteaching staff of the College.
Members 2022-23
Student Representatives

The College is providing financial assistance to the needy students from the student’s aid fund.
Annual Report 2023-24

NOTICE APPLICATION FOR STUDENTS AID FUND 2023-24

COMMITTEE 2023-24