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Yadunandan College, Dighwara, Bihar was established in 1966 and affiliated to Jai Prakash University. The College offers degree courses in the field of Arts and Science. The college is well equipped with all modern facilities. The College is following a variety of teaching and learning techniques to impart knowledge and skills to students. Narayan College, Goreyakothi comes under the Jai Prakash Vishwavidyalaya Chapra, established in 1990 and is one of the premier universities of Bihar.

It was for the upliftment and empowerment of the girls, the unprivileged section of society, that the philanthropists of the historical city of Gaya joined hands to establish the first girls’ college in the Magadh Commissionary. G.B.M.College saw the light of the day on August,1953. It was, however,christened Gautam Buddha Mahila College on the commemorative year of Lord Buddha’s 2500 years of attainment of enlightenment on the holy land of Bodh Gaya.The oldest constituent girls’ college of M...

It was for the upliftment and empowerment of the girls, the unprivileged section of society, that the philanthropists of the historical city of Gaya joined hands to establish the first girls college in the Magadh Commissionary. GBM College saw the light of the day on August,1953. It was however christened Gautam Buddha Mahila College on the commemorative year of Lord Buddhas 2500 years of attainment of enlightenment on the holy land of Bodh Gaya.

The College was established in the year 1970 by the 14th Mahantha Shri ShriMahantha Shatanand Giri of Bodh Gaya keeping the need of talented student of the subdivision into consideration The memorable patrons of the past are Late Mahanth Jai Ram Giri, Late Mahanth Din Dayal Giri, Late Ramaballav Prasad Singh (Balababu), Late Yamuna Prasad Singh and devoted founder teachers and non-teaching employees of the college. S. M. S. G. College Sherghati Gaya Bihar Contact : 9097252323

Gaya College, Gaya is located at 85.E longitude and 24.45’ N latitude in the spiritual and religious city as well as a place of pilgrimage of Hindus known as Gaya where lacs of people pay homage to their ancestors in the form of ‘pind-daan’ during the period of Pitripaksh.