List of All Colleges in India

U T S Mahila Arts College, located at Nadiad, in Gujarat, is an aided co-educational college. The college was established in the year 1966 to impart quality higher education in Arts subjects for the people of Nadiad and its nearby areas. The college is well equipped with all modern amenities within a quiet and beautiful campus. Affiliated to Gujarat University, U T S Mahila Arts College is also accredited with a “B” grade certificate by NAAC.

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar College was established in 1973 at Village Betai under P.S. (now Sub-Division) Tehatta, District Nadia in West Bengal. Though once a very backward border-village full of jungles infested with wild animals. Betai made a place in the educational map of India with the inception of this Degree College named after Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the chief architect of the Constitution of India and the life-long crusader for the dignity of the depressed and the downtrodden people. Dr B R Ambed...

Karimpur Pannadevi College, established in 1968, is a general degree college in Nadia district. It offers undergraduate courses in arts, commerce and sciences. It is affiliated to University of Kalyani. Karimpur Pannadevi College P.O.- Karimpur, Dist.- Nadia, Pin- 741152 West Bengal Contact No : 03471-255158 Fax No : 03471-255158

Sudhiranjan Lahiri Mahavidyalaya grew out of dream of a dedicated social worker and freedom fighter, Sudhiranjan Lahiri, who devoted all his tangible and intangible resources to the cause of higher education for the young in the locality. Of late, this institution has transformed into an ever-growing centre in pursuit of excellence in higher education for the students far beyond its conventional hinterland. Excellence through Dedication is the mantra unceasingly enkindles the teaching faculty...

Srikrishna College, with a history of six decades of commitment of spreading higher education and all-round development in the locality, is an institution that believes in dynamic widening of vision and translating it into real opportunity.

Nabadwip, from which the district Nadia derives its name, is well-known for more than one reasons– a traditional seat of Sanskrit learning, residence of the Sena Kings of Bengal, and above all a seat of religious socio-cultural movement initiated by Sri Chaitanyadeva, the great exponent of Goudiya Vaisnavism and 16th century Bengal Renaissance. Nabadwip is situated on the west bank of the Bhagirathi, opposite to the confluence of the Jalangi with that river.

Dwijendralal College was established in August 1968 as Krishnanagar College of Commerce, which was renamed later as Dwijendralal College in fond memory of Dwijendralal Roy, the great poet and freedom fighter. The College is recognized by UGC under section 12(B) and 2(f). The College has been affiliated to University of Calcutta till 1999 and is now affiliated to University of Kalyani.This College has been duly accredited by the NAAC. The NAAC has prompted the College to intensify its original...

This page gives information about Plassey College, Plassey its address and location, academic information, infrastructure and facilities etc. Plassey College Plassey Nadia West Bengal India Contact NO : 03474-262409 Fax NO ; 03474-262409

There was a demand from the locality and also from the students section to open legal education in the rural area of Chakdaha, Nadia West Bengal. So a group of social workers formed a Trust in the name of JRS Educational Trust in memory of their late fathers Late Janendranath Pramanick, Late Ranajit Chatterjee and Late Sarat Ch. Pal (keeping the first letter of name of each person) respectively. They took the initiative an institution named as JRSET College of Law is housed. Accordingly an in...

Krishnagar Womens’ College was established in the year 1958 with a view to impart education to the women replicated from erstwhile East Pakistan. Since then much water has flown through the rivers but still now the college follows the motto of empowerment of women by catering to the needs of women of neighboring areas.

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar College was established in 1973 at a Village Betai under P.D. (now Sub-Division) Tehatta, District Nadia in West Bengal. Though once a very backward border-village full of jungles infested with wild animals, Betai made a place in the educational map of India with the inception of this Degree College named after Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, the chief architect of the Constitution of India and the life-long crusader for the dignity of the depressed and the downtrodden people.

Bethuadahari College since its inception has been serving the first generation learners,mostly off-springs of the farmers and landless labourers of a vast rural backdrop. It came into existence with the spontaneous help and support of the rank and file of five development block areas-Krishnagar-II Block, Nakashipara Block, Kaliganj Block, Chapra Block and Palashipara Block. The College never boasts of being a centre of excellence, but it served a huge population by making graduates from it.

Pritilata Mahila Mahavidyalaya is a women's college in Nadia district. It offers undergraduate courses in arts. It is affiliated to University of Kalyani. The name commemorates the legacy of freedom fighter and revolutionary Pritilata Waddedar. Pritilata Waddedar Mahavidyalaya Panikhali Nadia Pin-741501 West Bengal India Contact No ; 03473 263184

By tradition in its origin, education is boundless as the sea. Since the Vedic era to this day education is continuing and adopting all the eternal, traditional & modern aspects. In our country public education system was started many years ago and from the ancient ‘toll’ culture it has been converted to School, College and University based modern education system. Without the cultivation of education no society can exist for a long.

Chapra, inhabited mostly by minority communities is an area lagged behind. A lot of endeavors throughout years after years had brought advancement in primary, secondary and higher secondary education of this locality but no such initiative was taken for the development of higher education in Chapra. Consequently a large section of ambitious youths had to sacrifice their dreams of higher education. Despair and distraction were gradually being generated among the educated communities. The resid...