At Mata Sundri College for Women, education extends beyond academic achievement to foster a holistic approach that nurtures intellectual, ethical, and personal growth. In the context of 21st-century Indian women, value-based education is a multidimensional process that empowers the self, the family, the community, the nation, and the world. Guided by the legacy of Mata Sundri Ji and in line with the vision of the NEP, our institution emphasizes the importance of ethical development alongside academic mastery, viewing education as a capacity-building exercise for women to take charge of their lives.
To support this mission, the College regularly organizes talks, workshops, and lectures on topics like philosophical counseling and ethics. The curriculum includes papers such as "Ethics and Culture," which addresses ethical dilemmas and the role of culture in shaping values, and "The Art of Being Happy," promoting mental well-being and emotional resilience.
The Divinity Society plays a crucial role in promoting spiritual values and the intersection of spirituality and academics. It organizes annual events like Bani Kirtan, the Declamation Competition, and Guru ka Langar, fostering community service and reflection on spiritual teachings. The College also engages students with discussions on the relevance of Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s teachings in contemporary society and organizes educational trips to historical and religious sites.
The College celebrates Mata Sundri Smriti Diwas—Founders’ Day—with an Akhand Path Sahib, Shabad Kirtan, and a Gurmat Vichar delivered by the Principal, followed by Guru ka Langar, emphasizing selfless service and community. Through these initiatives, MSCW strives to provide a well-rounded education that empowers students to lead with integrity, empathy, and responsibility in both their personal and professional lives
The motto of N.S.S. “Not me but you” upholds the need for selfless service. The philosophy of N.S.S. is founded on the belief that the welfare of individuals ultimately depends on the welfare of the society. NSS students are involved in Teach India Campaign, Swacchh Bharat Abhiyaan, Fit India Movement, slum visits, and various other programmes which foster civic duty and social responsibility. Teachers and students from the Department of Elementary Education have worked with two schools in the neighboring area, Kamlesh Balika Vidyalaya and S. Harkishan Singh School as an outreach programme.
Value for one’s tradition and a sense of history are very important to create good citizens. Several programmes are organised to foster these ideals. For instance, teaching ancient martial forms like the gatka, use and promotion of various vernacular languages, organising cultural events linking students with various folk art forms are all attempts to promote and preserve India’s great cultural heritage.