Devi Charan Baruah Girls’ College, the premier women’s college in Upper Assam, since its establishment in the year 1955 it has been striving sincerely to spread women's education in Assam. Established with the generous contributions of four illustrious sons of late Rai Bahadur Devicharan Baruah viz, Heramba Prasad Barua, Umacharan Barua, Deba Prasad Barua and Bishnu Prasad Barua, with an enrollment of only 56 students and 12 teachers the college has now fully blossomed with an enrolment of ab...
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Kakojan is a rural area 16 K M away in the eat of Jorhat town and 40 KM from the west of Sibsagar Town Assam.The very name 'Kakojan' comes from the name of a small tributary called 'Kakojan' which originates from Naga Hills in the South and mingles at the mighty river Brahmaputra in the north.During the administration of the Ahom Kings the are was famous for the production of the choicest rice for the royal family.That is why the Ahom King entitled the Mouza(in which Kakojan is located) as Ch...
Jagannath Barooah College, briefly J. B. College is a premier institute of higher education located in Jorhat, a city with rich cultural heritage and glorious historical background in the upper part of the Brahmaputra Valley of Assam. Since its inception in 1930, the college has already marched a long way and has celebrated its Platinum Jubilee in the year 2005. The institute has already been accredited by NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council) in 2003 and awarded B+ grade on th...
Bahona College, Bahona was established in 1966 and it's a Degree College in Bahona region of Jorhat district in Assam.Bahona College is affiliated to Dibrugarh University. To provide opportunity for higher education to the rural poor, the elite of Bahona and a few prominent citizens of Jorhat took the initiative to establish the Bahona College situated 9 kms away from the town of Jorhat in July 1966.
It is on September, 17, 1962 that the college saw the light of the day thanks to the untiring efforts of a host of educationists and pubic activists of Majuli, the most populous river-island and the hub of Sattriya culture. A public meeting was held at Majuli Milan Sangha, Kamalabari sometime in the month of March, 1962 with the sole objective of having a discussion on founding a college at Majuli for higher education. The meeting arrived at a momentous decision to set up a college with immed...
Jorhat Kendriya Mahavidyalaya was established in the year 1981, with a view to meet the higher educational needs of a larger locality from Jorhat to Kakojan in the east and up to Neematighat in the north. A few distinguished educationist as well as social workers had taken initiative to convene a public meeting to establish this college. The conveners of the public meeting were:Sjt. Chakreswar BoraSjt Karendra Narayan Baruah Sjt Khitish Ch. Phukan Sjt Khogeswar Dutta Sjt Norendra Nath Dutta S...
In the year 1959, at the initiative of a few distinguished educationists and with the active co-operation of the people of the locality, C.K.B. College, Teok was established as “Teok Purbanchal College” Later; in 1961 the college was renamed as Chandra Kamal Bezbaruah College, Teok. Chandra Kamal Bezbaruah was a very courageous pioneer tea planter of Assam and a protagonist of education. His benevolent sons Late Dr. N.K. Bezbaruah and Late R.K. Bezbaruah donated about 100 bigha of land and a ...
Ujani Majuli Kherkatia College (Acronym U.M.K. College), Ratanpur Miri, Majuli was established in 1973 in the eastern upper part of Majuli, the river island under Jorhat district of Assam. Situated in a completely rural surrounding enriched by beautiful natural scenery in an areas of 27 bighas of land, the college was started from a small number of students of higher secondary level in a few class rooms and office buildings constructed with arduous attempt of some dedicated villagers of the l...
It is on November 06, 1983, a "Red-Letter-Day" of greater Rangachahi area in the history of higher education of majuli, one of the biggest rever-islands in the world that an energetic social organization namely 'Majuli JilanYogi Sanmilani", taking an adventurous role under the leadership of late Dambaridhar saikia as President and Sri Bogaram Nath, M.A.
GKB College, Tamulichiga Assam is a recognised College. GKB College, Tamulichiga Assam was established in 1983. GKB College is situated in Tamulichiga of Assam state (Province) in India. GKB College, Tamulichiga is affiliated to Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh.
The name of the College commemorates the history of amalgamation of two Colleges, viz., Jorhat College and New Jorhat College, both established in 1962. The initial effort was that of a few students and teachers of the Night Section of J.B. College, Jorhat, who, with the support of a section of the enlightened public, decided to establish a fullfledged Night College called Jorhat College, with a view primarily to catering to the need of the students from poor economic background engaged in da...