GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE, NAWADA (GEC NAWADA)

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Government Engineering College, Nawada (GEC Nawada)
GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE,
NAWADA (GEC NAWADA)

The emblem of Government Engineering College, Nawada (GEC Nawada) features a yellow gearwheel with red outlines housing a motif of Lord Gautama Buddha seated on a blossoming red lotus meditating with a halo around his head. The motto of the college in Sanskrit ‘अपूर्व: कोश विद्या’ meaning ‘Knowledge is a Unique Treasure’ surmounts Gautama Buddha and the year of establishment of the college supports him. The name and place of the college are written around the assemblage. Lord Buddha represents enlightenment, inner peace, focus and the pursuit of truth. It heavily reflects the cultural heritage of Bihar, the birthplace of Buddhism. The gearwheel is an universal symbol for engineering, technology, infrastructure, and progress, defining the institution's core focus as a technical engineering college. The halo emerging from behind the head of the central figure represents the dispelling of ignorance and the universal radiation of knowledge, wisdom and intellectual light into society.

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