Name of Institutiton: Government College Of Technology
Main Location: Govt. College of Technology, Railway Road, Lahore.
URL: http://www.gctlhrpk.com/
Campuses:
Main Campus:
Govt. College of Technology, Railway Road, Lahore
+92 42 37642799, 37664037 Ext 14
Current Admission Openings: http://www.studentspool.com/6/category/government%20college%20of%20technology/1.html
Main Location: Govt. College of Technology, Railway Road, Lahore.
URL: http://www.gctlhrpk.com/
Campuses:
Main Campus:
Govt. College of Technology, Railway Road, Lahore
+92 42 37642799, 37664037 Ext 14
Current Admission Openings: http://www.studentspool.com/6/category/government%20college%20of%20technology/1.html
About College
This Government College of Technology was established in 1889, bearing the name of RAILWAY TECHNICAL SCHOOL”. In 1927, it was named as “Government Technical School” in the year 1941, it was renamed as CRAKE TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. On 20 August 1949, it was merged with HINDO DIAMOND TECHNICAL SCHOOL. In 1953 it was declared a Government Institute and named as Government Technical Institute. In 1961, when Directorate of Technical Education, Government of Punjab took control of this college and launched three years Diploma Course here, it was named as Government Polytechnic Institute. Finally in 1974 Bachelor of Technology B-tech courses were started here under the examination body i.e. UET Lahore consequently became Government College of Technology.
In the year 1999, the College was taken over by Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (TEVTA) in addition to DAE launched “TEVTA Short Courses” with contribution of Punjab Board of Technical Education. Under TEVTA Special Training programme (TSTP) twelve trades of three to six months duration have been started for poor and unemployed youngsters. Government provides them free technical training in a specific trade and pay Rs. 500 to Rs.1000 as stipend per month. After the completion of courses, certificates are issued by the Punjab Board of Technical Education (PBTE) to the pass outs. Furthermore, the jobs are also arranged in different industrial units.
In the year 1999, the College was taken over by Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (TEVTA) in addition to DAE launched “TEVTA Short Courses” with contribution of Punjab Board of Technical Education. Under TEVTA Special Training programme (TSTP) twelve trades of three to six months duration have been started for poor and unemployed youngsters. Government provides them free technical training in a specific trade and pay Rs. 500 to Rs.1000 as stipend per month. After the completion of courses, certificates are issued by the Punjab Board of Technical Education (PBTE) to the pass outs. Furthermore, the jobs are also arranged in different industrial units.
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