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

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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.

Place and heritage

The Kherajkhat Setting

Why the ground beneath this college matters: a heritage of faith, a countryside of fields and rivers, and a calm that suits study.

A place with deep roots

Kherajkhat Mouza is held in affection across Assam as the birthplace of Sri Sri Madhabdev, the great Vaishnavite saint and reformer. To study here is to study on ground that carries a long tradition of learning, devotion and community life. The college takes its name from this place and draws a quiet sense of purpose from it.

The campus sits among fields and village settlements rather than in a crowded town. That distance from the noise of a city is part of the college's character. Students come here to concentrate, and the surroundings support that concentration.

Heritage in brief

  • Kherajkhat Mouza, Lakhimpur district, Assam.
  • Birthplace of the Vaishnavite saint Sri Sri Madhabdev.
  • A rural and largely tribal region served by the college since 1982.

The countryside

Fields, rivers and open sky

The Brahmaputra valley shapes daily life here, from the rhythm of the paddy season to the wide horizon that opens beyond the classroom windows.

An agrarian landscape

Farms and village communities surround the campus, and many students come from them.

A riverine valley

The great river and its tributaries define the geography and the seasons of the district.

Room to think

Space and quiet give students the conditions that serious study asks for.

Well connected, still unhurried

The campus lies along National Highway 15, roughly 45 km from the district headquarters and about 10 km from Narayanpur town. Road and rail links keep the college within reach of the whole district, so a student need not lose the advantages of a wider world in order to enjoy the calm of this one.

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