Dhamdhama Anchalik College establish in the year 1988 at the initiative of the enthusiastic people of the locality was a long cherished dream of the of this remote area. Dhamdhama Anchalik College has successfully completed 25 years of its glorious existence. Since its inception, the institution is imparting higher education to the economically backward classes of this locality, especially belonging to SC and ST communities. The college has greatly contributed to the academic and cultural atm...
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The origin of B. H. College dates back to January 1964 when Jadab Chandra Das, an eminent citizen, mooted the idea for establishing a College at Howly. Accordingly, a public meeting was held at Howly Chandi Barua Bhawan with Abdul Kader Choudhury, (Mouzadar) as President, and all those who were present very much appreciated the idea and unanimously decided to establish the College at the earliest.
Nalbari College was established in the year 1945 and was affiliated to the Calcutta University. After the establishment of the Gauhati University in 1948 it came under this University. It is one of the oldest and largest colleges in Assam. It was the only college for higher education in the whole area from Mangaldai to Bongaigaon. Beginning with a modest scale with only 28 students, the college today has student strength of about three thousand with Higher Secondary courses in both Arts & Sci...
Assam Agricultural University is the first institution of its kind in the whole of North-Eastern Region of India. The main goal of this institution is to produce globally competitive human resources in farm sector and to carry out research in both conventional and frontier areas for production optimization as well as to disseminate the generated technologies as public good for benefiting the food growers/ producers and traders involved in the sector while emphasizing on sustainability, equity...