Amritsar Group of Colleges (AGC), Amritsar, strongly believes that academic excellence is best achieved when students receive continuous guidance, motivation, and personal support throughout their educational journey. To realize this vision, AGC has implemented a structured and well-defined Student Mentorship Program (SMP) aimed at fostering the academic, professional, and personal development of every student.

Under this program, each faculty member mentors approximately 20 students, ensuring individualized attention and close monitoring. The mentor acts as a guide, counselor, and motivator, supporting students from their induction into the institute until the successful completion of their program.

Objectives of the Student Mentorship Program

The Student Mentorship Program at AGC is designed to:

1. Monitor and enhance students’ academic performance
2. Support career planning and professional growth
3. Address personal and emotional well-being
4. Encourage participation in co-curricular and extracurricular activities
5. Reduce dropout rates and promote student retention

Mentoring Process & Support System

Mentors interact with their mentees through regular one-on-one and group meetings, providing:

1. Academic guidance and performance tracking
2. Career counseling and higher education guidance
3. Internship and placement-related support
4. Emotional support and motivation
5. Assistance in overcoming personal or academic challenges

Mentors also collaborate with parents, whenever required, to ensure holistic development and improved learning outcomes.

Impact of the Mentorship Program

The Mentorship Program at AGC has led to:

1. Improved academic performance and consistency
2. Increased student participation in technical, cultural, and sports activities
3. Better placement preparedness and career clarity
4. Stronger faculty–student bonding
5. Noticeable reduction in dropout rates

Continuous Improvement & Innovations

To further strengthen the mentoring framework:

1. Mentor Booklets were introduced in 2024, serving as a structured tool to plan mentoring activities, document interactions, and track student progress systematically.
2. In 2025, AGC implemented AGCLMS (Amritsar Group of Colleges Learning Management System) for digital record keeping, progress monitoring, and streamlined mentor–mentee communication.

Challenges such as time management and diverse student needs are proactively addressed through faculty training, structured documentation, and digital resources—demonstrating AGC’s unwavering commitment to student success.

Holistic Development Approach

AGC’s mentorship framework goes beyond academics by integrating career planning, skill development, leadership building, and confidence enhancement. Faculty mentors, along with industry experts, guide students through counselling sessions, workshops, and career-oriented activities. This approach instils critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and self-confidence, empowering students to achieve their full potential.