Pipili College, Pipili

About Pipili College, Pipili

Pipli, a small N.A.C, famous for its applique is located by the side of Bhubaneswar-Puri main road. It maintains nearly equidistance from the seat of Lord Jagannath Puri and that of Lord Lingaraj Bhubaneswar. In one golden afternoon in the year 1978, some muskateers of the locality - Sri Dibakar Satapathy, Sri Bikram Singh, Sri Govind Chandra Baitharu, Dr. Sadasib Nanda, Sri Debabrata Das and Sri Prafulla Jena felt the urge of higher education and visualised a dream to establish a college at Pipli with sustained efforts, selfless dedication and unstinted co-operation from the local people. The dream became a reality on 16th Sept. 1978. The college came into existance as “ Kanakdurga Mahavidyalaya” in the premises of Jawahar Vidyapitha, with an humble strength of 45 students.

In its initial years, the college rose to eminence under the able stewardship of Prof. Sridhar Senapati as the founder principal. The locals came forward to contribute generously to shape the college in its infancy. The name of a few who shall be long remembered for their valued contribution and active role are Choudhury Natabar Sahoo & Sri Purna Ch. Mishra & Sk. Samsudin. They too acted as the President and the Secretary of the 1st G.B. The college was renamed as “Pipli College” and functioned at Jawahar Vidyapitha till 1981. The Govt. of Odisha was pleased to accord concurrence for I.A class in the year 1981 for the session 1980-81. Affiliation for I.A class was granted by Utkal University in the same year. Keeping in view the mounting student strength, the authorities shifted the college to its own premises in 1981. It helped the college to advance a step forward and the University authorities allowed the college to conduct its own examination.

After the introduction of 10+2 pattern in the state, Higher Secondary courses were opened in Arts in the academic session 1983-84 and the college was affiliated to the C.H.S.E, Odisha. Subsequently the scope of learning was expanded to +2 Commerce in 1985 and +2 Science in 1990. In 1992 the strength of +2 Arts was inceased to 384. Permanent Govt. Consurrence was accorded to +2 Arts, Commerce and Science in 2002. The horizen of higher learning was further expanded as the Govt. of Odisha was pleased to accord concurrence for the opening of +3 class in humanities in the year 1986. Permanent concurrence was accorded for +3 Arts & Science in the academic session 2002-03. Honours in Odia, History, Pol.Sc., Economics, Psychology, Education, Sanskrit, Chemistry and Botany are provided in the college.

Vision
The vision of the institution is to impart education for the spiritual and mental development of the student of this locality through scientific bent of learning having a sense of equality & fraternity in a holistic manner.

Mission
To maintain well-balanced personality with civic responsibility.
To promote interest in Odishan culture having national touch, with research attitude.
To transform of the college in to a centre of excellence and to produce professionals through application of skill.
To explore and utilize the natural resources of the state.
To develop sportsmanship and responsibility taking quality among the students.
To spread a deep sence of humanity and to promote scientific temper among the students.