Accreditation & Recognition
UGC
Jhargram,
Paschim Medinipur,
West Bengal,
India - 721507.
Jhargram Raj College, Jhargram was established in 1949 as Jhargram Agriculture College. Its affiliated to Vidyasagar university.
Jhargram Raj College is situated at the twon of Jhargram, the District Head Quarters of the newlu created District of Jhargram. The area is a place of Natural beauty. The college is set in a campus of 57.76 acres of land amid the serence and verdant forests of primordial trees such as Mahua, Sal, Piasal etc. It has registered a spectacular growth over the years since its inception.
Before the partition of 1947, the only agricultural college of the then undivided Bengal was in Dhaka which after partition became the capital of the then East Pakistan. The need of an agricultural college is West Bengal was felt and discussed in academic as well as administrative spheres of the state. In 1949, the young Raja of Jhargram, Raja Sir Narasingha Malla Ugal Sanda Deb, OBE, KBE, at the request of Pramathanath Banerjee, then Vive Chancellor of Calcutta University, made a bequest of Rupees One Lakh in cash and 317 acres of land for the first agricultural college of West Bengal at Jhargram. The Raja was once a pupil of Professor Pramathanath Banerjee at Presidency College. Thus, a teacher-student endeavor resulted in the establishment of the college in Jhargram with a view to spread education in a backward and predominantly tribal area. The Khaira Professor of Agriculture Dr. Pabitra Kumar Sen who was the first principal of the college, helped with the Khaira Endownment Fund.
The building was started to be raised in 1951 and Jhargra, Agricultural College was promoted to the degree standard with a two-years' B.Sc. Course. However, Calcutta University could not meet the financial requirements for long and in 1953 the college was handed over to the Government of West Bengal with the teaching of Agriculture College at Tollygunge, Calcutta. The land donated by the Raja of Jhargram became government land and much of it was put to use for various government purposes. The college retained about 57.76 acres of land.
UGC
1949
Vidyasagar university
| Streams | Mode | Duration | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Science | Full Time | 3 Years | |
| Master Of Science in Bengali | Full Time | 2 Years |
| Streams | Mode | Duration | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Arts | Full Time | 3 Years | 10+2 |
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