Government City College owes its origin to the largesse of the VII Nizam of the erstwhile Hyderabad state, Nawab Mir Osman Ali Khan, who was known as the ‘modern architect of Hyderabad’. The college building was designed by Vincent Esch, one of the prominent architects of the period, commissioned by the nizam in between 1915-20 with a total outlay of Rs.8,36,919/-. The imposing structure is famous for its architectural synthesis – the harmonious blending of the pillar and lintels style of Ajanta and Ellora caves with the elegant indo-Saracen arches of superstructure and façade to represent the composite culture of Hyderabad. It is three-storied structure with a large central archway and parapets with many onion domes supported by brackets as well as corbels and lintels in the Hindu style of architecture. The building has four imposing arched entrances and has been built around six courts. These small courtyard spaces provide both natural light and ventilation to the classrooms. 
Women Empowerment
 The concept of women’s empowerment is the outcome of several important critiques and debates generated by the women’s movements throughout the world since the eighties and particularly by the third world feminists’. >>more |
Telangana Skills & Knowledge Centre
Commissionerate of Collegiate Education,Telanagna State, started TSKCs across the State of Telangana at Government Degree Colleges, with an aim of developing communication skills and soft skills among the students to improve their employable skills. >>more
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Placement Activities
 With TSKC Training Centre, the college has started giving training to students in employability skills and global set skills.>>more |
Ward Councilling
 One of the revolutions in the present educational system is counseling. Though this was a continuous process in our ancient Gurukula System of education >>more |