Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College is a Sikh-managed college within the University of Delhi, located at University Enclave, New Delhi.
The college was founded in 1951 and is managed by the Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee. It is affiliated to the University of Delhi and is guided by the principles of Sikhism. Its motto is "March Forward." The college envisions an inclusive, egalitarian society.
The college began in 1951 with 19 students and 15 teachers, with Bawa Bachittar Singh as founding President of the Governing Body. It started as a modest institution in Dev Nagar, Karol Bagh, New Delhi, to provide education to Punjabi refugees. It relocated to University Enclave in 1971, and was established at its present location on March 22, 1973, inaugurated by Smt. Indira Gandhi. The college celebrated its Golden Jubilee in 2001 and was declared a Minority College in 2011.
The college offers nineteen undergraduate courses and twelve postgraduate courses across Humanities, Commerce, and Sciences. It also offers over nine certificate courses in foreign and Indian languages, three undergraduate diploma courses, and a postgraduate diploma in Forensic Science. Admission routes include CUET-UG via CSAS, the Extra-curricular activities category, and the sports quota.
The Mata Gujri Library houses approximately 146,000 books. The college has a girls' hostel with a capacity of 147 students and 49 rooms. A sports complex offers facilities for Cricket, Hockey, Handball, and a gymnasium. The campus also houses the Guru Har Rai Botanical Garden, and includes a bank branch, ATM, canteen, smart classrooms, and laboratories.