Colleges in West Bengal

S.K.ACHARYA INSTITUTE OF LAW (SKAIL) was established by SIKKIM BENGAL EDUCATIONAL TRUST (SBET) in 2004 on the campus of University of Kalyani. The institute is named after Late Snehangshu Kanta Acharya , Bar-at-Law, the legal luminary of Bengal, renowned for his contributions in the field of law and philanthropy. The institute was formally inaugurated on 30th June, 2004 by Hon’ble Shri. Jyoti Basu, former Chief Minister of West Bengal in presence of galaxy of dignitaries.

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.

Raja Birendra Chandra College, formerly known as Kandi Raj College of Commerce was established in the year 1965 to cater Commerce.education to the students of Kandi subdivision in particular and students of adjoining area of Kandi subdivision. Raja Birendra Chandra College of Commerce was first affiliated to the University of Calcutta. However, in 1999 it came under the University of Kalyani. Late Kumar Jagadish Chandra Sinha, the then President of Kandi Raj College of commerce trust and educ...

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.

Murshidabad Adarsha Mahavidyalaya is situated in Murshidabad in West Bengal state of India. Established in 1981, it is accredited from UGC and it is affiliated to University of Kalyani. MAM, Murshidabad offers 5 courses across 1 streams namely Arts and across 1 degrees like BA.Hostel facility is not available for its students. Additional campus facilities such as Computer Lab, Library, Medical Facilities, Cls. Room, Sports are also there. Our Vission

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...

Dumkal College was founded on 21st September, 1999 after the inspection of University of Kalyani (vide memo No. RPS/Aff.College/110/117/99 dated 24th June 1999) and by UGC (vide memo No. F.8-171/2000 (CPP.1) dated 11th July 2002) under section 2(1) 12 (B) of the UGC Act 1956- inclusion of new college and this college has received the permission for continuing its courses under bachelor degree as Non-Govt./ Govt. aided college and thus It is affiliated to the University of Kalyani since its in...

Berhampore College (so renamed in 1975) was established ( in 2nd day of August 1963.) initially as Raja Krishnath College of Commerce to cater commerce education (Pass and Honours) to the Students of Murshidabad in particular and the adjoining districts in general. In 1971, the college authority felt that Arts Stream was to be introduced to cope with the increasing demands of the student (who were mostly first generation learners) as well as the guardians. As a result some Arts subject were i...

Our Mission

Vidyasagar Evening College, a co-educational institution affiliated to the University of Calcutta, shares a long and illustrious history with two of its sister institution Vidyasagar College and Vidyasagar College for Women.

Address: 78B, Acharya Profulla Chandra Road , Kolkata- 700009, West Bengal Landmark: Near Sealdaha Railway Station Phone: (033) 23501959

At a logical stage in this process of growth and development these different Units of the College were converted with effect from June 11, 1961, into independent Colleges governed by separate Governing Bodies but under the ultimate control of a Central Council in matters of Policy, co-operation and co-ordination.

Surendranath Banerjee needs no introduction as a Great Patriot, political leader, orator, teacher, educationist, journalist; his place in history is secured. He is the founder of the institution and his noble idea of bringing higher education within the reach of the widest possible parts of society is still being followed faithfully.In 1882, the Presidency School which formed the nuclear of the present Institution was made over to Surendranath. 1st January 1884, he raised it to the status of ...

Surendranath Banerjea was one of the great pioneers in the history of India's freedom movement. He is regarded as a great patriot, scholar, orator and statesman. As an educationist he devoted himself wholeheartedly to the cause of higher education in the country. In 1882 Surendranath Banerjea took over the charge of Presidency School. Early in 1884 this school was converted into Presidency Institution affiliated to I.A. standard and later in the same year into a degree college named as “Ripon...

Surendranath College for Women was established in 1948, mainly for imparting higher education to girls from partition-affected families. After partition many families came from the then East Pakistan and settled in the Sealdah railway station area and its neighborhood. It became necessary to open a branch for women at the nearest college. The girls had to take up jobs during the afternoons to support their families. So our College with its morning timings came into existence.

History In 1882 Surendranath Banerjea, eminent scholar, orator and statesman and one of the pioneers of India’s struggle for self-government and freedom, took over the charge of Presidency School. In January 1884, it was renamed Presidency Institution and became affiliated to the Intermediate Standard of the University of Calcutta. Later in the same year, with permission from Lord Ripon, it was renamed as Ripon College and became a full-fledged degree College under the University of Calcutta.

Sundarban Hazi Desarat College is a grant-in-aid college of West Bengal and is recognized under section 2(f) and 12B by the UGC. The college was established in 1961 at Pathankhali village in the then remote Gosaba island of Sundarbans. Despite lack of proper communication facility, drinking water, power supply and many other minimum required infrastructural facilities, the zeal and eagerness of some people to educate the most deprived and backward class of this area gave birth to this college.