CT University’s museum, proudly inaugurated by the Department of Humanities and Physical Education, serves as a vital hub for preserving and showcasing religious, cultural, and historical heritage. Designed by Dr. Seema Parihar, Associate Professor of History, the museum offers a rich, chronological journey through history with over 200 esteemed artifacts, including pottery, sculptures, terracottas, coins, and other metalworks that highlight the evolution of art and architecture across eras. Notable features include the "Wall of National Movement," dedicated to India’s independence struggle, and a vibrant display of student artwork from BA, BA Hons, and BALLB programs, blending contemporary expression with historical preservation. University officials, including the Chairman, Vice Chairman, Vice Chancellor, and Dean Academics, emphasized the museum’s role as a guardian of cultural heritage and a source of collective knowledge.