Dolphin PG College
Chandigarh, Punjab

Dolphin (PG) College of Science & Agriculture (formerly Dolphin (PG) College of Life Sciences) started functioning on 2006. The college is sponsored by the Yuva Education Society- New Delhi. It has grown to its Present stature under the able and dynamic leadership of Chairman Dr. VINOD MITTAL. DOLPHIN (PG) COLLEGE is an independent, coeducational,premier institution provides opportunities to the student community to make mark as Life Sciences/Agriculture professionals and to transform & globalize their personalities. Currently the College offers 18, Post Graduate and Under Graduate and New Courses 2021-22 in the field of Life Sciences & Agriculture Sciences.

COURSES

• Bsc (Hons) in Agriculture
• B.Sc (Hons) in Forensic Sciences
• B.Sc. Cardiac Care Technology
• B.SC Medical Lab Science
• B.Sc. Medical Lab Science (LEET)
• BSC Optometry
• B.Sc. Optometry (LEET)
• B.Sc Operation Theater Technology
• B.Sc Operation Theater Technology (LEET)
• B.SC Radio Medical Imaging Technology (LEET)
• B.Sc. Radio Medical Imaging Technology
• B.Sc. Respiratory Care Technology
• B.Sc. Anesthesia Care Technology
• MSc Operation Theatre & Anesthesia Technology
• M Sc. Radio Medical Imaging Technology
• M.Sc. Microbiology
• M.Sc. Zoology
• Diploma in Agriculture
• MSC Agriculture Agronomy

Dolphin is committed to academic excellence, healthy standards in co-curricular practices, socially relevant activities, and courses leading to employment and entrepreneurship and continuous progress of the institution. In this way, it is “ready for good work” in collaboration with the government and people of goodwill including academicians and educationists, to create a society more worthy of human beings. Its motto is also to train youths who can be gainfully employed for the overall development of the civil society at large.
The institute has identified potential sectors which will soon spell the boom of the country’s economic growth. Life sciences such as Biotechnology, Microbiology, Medical Lab Technology, Biochemistry, Forestry, Agriculture, Horticulture, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Chemistry, Zoology, Botany and Physiotherapy are gaining immense popularity. India is no longer content to be an “outsourcing centre” for the West. And, without a doubt, life sciences will assume an advantageous position in this unique phase of economic growth to find opportunities for innovation and refined development of crucial industrial sectors.