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Bhadrak College was established on 6th July, 1948 in Bhadrak town with the initiative of some benevolent personalities like Dr. Harekrushna Mahatab, a noted politician, ex-Chief Minister of Orissa and ex-Governor of Maharastra, Narendra Prasad Das, a lawyer of repute, Chhakadi Mohanty, an eminet resident of the nereby village Jagannathpur, Mr. Sirajuddin, a well - known mines owner and a host of others.

With the prime aim to provide qualitative technical education in the state of Odisha ,Bhadrak Institute of Engg & Tech.was set up in the year 1997 ushering in a new era of technical education. Situated away from the madding crowd amidst the beauty and bounty of nature at Barapada,Bhadrak ,the place is truly an abode of excellence.

BSET has carved for itself an assured and distinctive place among the technical Institutions nation wide, attracting students from all over the country because of its pursuit of quality education. There is always an attempt to update the systems and labs to keep pace with the changing sophistication of technology. The B.Tech. and MBA programs offered by the Institute are recognized by All India Council for Technical Education(AICTE) and affiliated to Biju Pattnaik University of Technology(BPU...

FMECT (Fakir Mohan Educational & Charitable Trust) has been established in 1999 and is actively engaged in various activities to promote techno-education in the North Western belt of Orissa. Bhadrak Engineering School & Technology saw light in the year 2009 at Asurali, Bhadrak. BEST has been spread throughout a vast 5acres of lush green noise and pollution free environment. It has around 65,000sq.ft. built up area with well equipped laboratories, workshops, classrooms, office, library and com...

The state of Odisha is located in the East Coast of India 17.480 – 22.340 N and 81.240 – 87.290 E with nearly 480 kms of coast line of the Bay of Bengal forming its eastern and south eastern frontiers. The high Similipala hills forming a part of the Eastern Ghat range of hills and almost passing through the heart of the state is in its north. In the South flows the river Rushikulya bordering Andhra Pradesh.