Diwan Bahadur Kameshwar Narayan College, Samastipur

Diwan Bahadur Kameshwar Narayan College, Narhan, came into existence in the year 1970. This is one of the pioneering educational institutions in the city of Samastipur in Bihar. This constituent co-educational college has sprawling 19 acres with a wide range of academic programs to its credit. The NCTE-approved college has a student enrolment of 11,391, with 12 dedicated faculty members.

The college has numerous facilities that enhance the students' experience in studies. There is a well-stocked library acting as an information hub for students and staff at large. For those students who love keeping fit, there is a gymnasium on campus. The institute has a medical facility on campus with first-aid services. It also provides sports facilities for the sports enthusiasts.

Wi-Fi campus ensures internet connectivity without any hassle for pursuing academics. A 200 seating capacity auditorium is used for various events and programs. Laboratories of this college are well-equipped, a canteen that can refresh, and a convene store to meet the daily needs. The DBKN College offers various full-time undergraduate programs. At the undergraduate level, there are 23 courses offered, including B.

Ed, BA in various streams such as Hindi, English, Economics, History, Geography, etc, B. Com in Accounting and Finance, B. Sc in Mathematics, Botany, Chemistry, Zoology, Physics, etc. Course Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees BA History 478 Rs 3270 BA Geography 478 Rs 3270 B.

Com Accounting and Finance 390 Rs 3270 BA Political Science 350 Rs 3270 BA Psychology 350 Rs 3270 BA Ancient Indian History and Culture 350 Rs 3270 BA Hindi 265 Rs 3270 BA English 215 Rs 3270 B. Sc Zoology Hons 212 Rs 3270 BA Economics 200 Rs 3270 Admission is done in various courses at Diwan Bahadur Kameshwar Narayan College differently. Admission to the B. Ed.

course is based on merits—marks obtained in the qualifying examination and/or entrance examination, as per State Govt. policy and University. Other undergraduate courses are based on a meritorious system.