Punjabi University - Campus

Punjabi University was established on April 30, 1962. Originally conceived and started as a unitary multi-faculty teaching and research university and primarily meant for the development and enrichment of Punjabi language and culture, but alive to the social and educational requirements of the state, it grew into an affiliating one in 1969. It has since developed in significant dimensions and acquired a distinctive character among the centres of education and research in the country. The university campus is situated on the Patiala Chandigarh road, at a distance of 7 km from the main city. Sprawling across 316 acres, the campus is away from the din and noise of the city markets and roads. It presents a splendid sight of the complex of beautiful buildings which include:

• The famous Guru Gobind Singh Bhawan
• Guru Teg Bahadur hall
• Punjabi Bhavan
• Waris Bhavan
• Itihas Bhawan
• Audio-Visual Research Centre
• Metrorology Centre
• Science Auditorium
• Arts Auditorium
• Teaching blocks for Arts and Sciences
• University Library
• Punjabi Reference Library
• University Computer Centre
• Gymnasium
• Hostels for students
• Amongst several others, conducive to quiet and concentrated academic work.