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Dear Students,
The long wait of the people of this region was rewarded in 2009 when this college was established as a result of the labours of Rajganj Shiksha Prashar Samiti, with the motto of providing opportunity of higher education to under –privileged students of the area. The college started with a student strength of just 150 and today boasts of nearly 2000 students, most of whom are first generation students of higher education. The college initially started at the Fatupukur Saradamoni High School in the morning shift. It received its own building on 01.12.2011, thanks to the contributions of Sri Mahendra Kr. Roy, Hon'ble Member of Parliament, Jalpaiguri and Sri Khageswar Roy, Hon'ble Member of Legislative Assembly, Rajganj. A second building was constructed by the North Bengal Development Department and inaugurated on 24.07.2015 by Sri Goutam Deb, Hon'ble Minister-in-charge, North Bengal Development Department.
The college, which continues to grow in leaps and bounds, currently offers B.A. Honours courses in Bengali and English, and B.A. General courses in Bengali, English, History, Education, Philosophy, Political Science, Geography and Physical Education.
Thanking you.
Magfera Begum
Teacher-in-Charge
Rajganj College was established in 2009 at Rajganj under Jalpaiguri District. Bounded by the rivers Teesta, Talma and Korotoa, the folk culture of Rajganj has gained an entirely different dimension. To realise the dreams of higher education of the students of this area, Rajganj College was set up on 9th September, 2009, on the banks of the historical river Korotoa.
