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Established 1982 Affiliated to Dibrugarh University NAAC accredited in 2017 Lakhimpur district, Assam

Emblem of Kherajkhat College Kherajkhat College Higher education for the rural and tribal communities of the Brahmaputra valley

A college of the province Permanently affiliated to Dibrugarh University and listed under Sections 2(f) and 12(B) of the UGC Act, 1956.

The college

About Kherajkhat College

A provincial institution in the Lakhimpur district of Assam, built to serve a rural and tribal region and to keep higher education within the reach of its people.

How the college began

Kherajkhat College came into being in 1982, when access to higher education in this part of the Brahmaputra valley was limited and often meant travelling far from home. The founding idea was straightforward: to impart sound teaching, to encourage a scientific temper, and to reach students who had long been at the margins of the education system.

The college stands in the historic Kherajkhat Mouza, the birthplace of the great Vaishnavite saint Sri Sri Madhabdev. The surrounding area is rural and largely tribal, and the college has been a steady presence in the spread of higher education here, helping to shape a skilled workforce for the wider society.

It is permanently affiliated to Dibrugarh University, and it is listed under Sections 2(f) and 12(B) of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956. In 2017 the college was accredited by the UGC NAAC, and it continues to hold a place among the province's colleges of Assam.

At a glance

Where we are

A campus on the main road

The college is well connected by road and rail, which matters for a student body drawn from villages across the district.

NH 15The national highway that runs past the campus
45 kmApproximate distance from the district headquarters
10 kmApproximate distance from Narayanpur town
1982The year the college opened its doors

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What guides us

Vision and mission

Vision

To build a knowledge based human resource from the rural and tribal communities of the region, equipped with scientific temper and ethical strength, able to face the challenges of life and to contribute meaningfully to society. The college aims at the holistic development of students through both curricular and cocurricular life, including games, sports, music, cultural and literary activity, and participation in social welfare schemes.

Mission

To shape bold and responsible citizens, to place modern technical learning alongside value based education, and to serve students of economically weaker communities so that they can hold their own in a globalised world.

Our commitments

  • To encourage students to become socially responsible, productive and useful citizens.
  • To keep a congenial atmosphere of learning that develops technically sound, ethically strong and morally elevated individuals.
  • To carry higher education to young people of rural areas and of the weaker SC, ST and OBC communities.
  • To plan and steadily provide the infrastructure and learning resources that quality teaching and innovation require.

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The people and the programmes

Meet the office bearers, browse the departments, and see what the college teaches.

Courses Administration Faculty Members