Presbyterian Theological Seminary (PTS) was founded in 1969 to train men and women from a Bible-believing, Reformed perspective for service in God’s kingdom. The Seminary began with seven students on the roll in Roorkee, then a part of the state of Uttar Pradesh. In 1978 PTS moved to its present location in Dehradun.
The decision to establish a Presbyterian Seminary to prepare pastors, teachers and other leaders was made on February 1, 1969 at a joint meeting of two evangelical presbyteries – the North India Presbytery of the Bible Presbyterian Church (BPC) and the Saharanpur Presbytery of the Reformed Presbyterian Church RPC).
The vision of Presbyterian Theological Seminary is to become a significant, evangelical and Reformed theological institution in South Asia, at graduate and post-graduate levels, and thus accomplish its mission for the glory of God.
Presbyterian Theological Seminary seeks to provide Christ-centred training for men and women, called for Christian ministries in Indian and South Asian contexts, by enabling them to mature spiritually, by equipping them in the Word, and by developing practical skills.
Campus on a tour designed for prospective graduate and professional students. You will see how our university like, facilities, studenst and life in this university. Meet our graduate admissions representative to learn more about our graduate programs and decide what it the best for you.
Campus on a tour designed for prospective graduate and professional students. You will see how our university like, facilities, studenst and life in this university. Meet our graduate admissions representative to learn more about our graduate programs and decide what it the best for you.
Three Alumni Chapters were organized in the Eastern Himalayan region during May/June 2014. Principal Mohan Chacko was present during the meetings.