Harimohan Ghosh College was established in the year 1963 at Garden Reach, Kolkata, West Bengal. This affiliated college is situated on a compact 2-acre campus and has been moulding young minds since almost six decades. The institution offers 13 courses in 6 degree programs with a total student intake of 1,655 and a faculty strength of 42.
Harimohan Ghosh College is one of the premier colleges in West Bengal, offering multiple streams of education in arts, commerce, and science with the aim of providing all-round education to students in the city of Kolkata. Among a number of facilities geared toward enriching the learning and holistic development processes of students, its well-stocked library is the nerve center for academics.
It has a large stock of books and periodicals pertaining to diverse subjects. The library also provides free internet access to all students for research and online learning purposes. For the sports and fitness-minded, there is a 16-station multi-gym and popular provisions for indoor and outdoor games.
One of the major events in the calendar, the annual sporting event happens with the vigorous participation of every student. Laboratories well equipped with the latest equipment are also available and especially helpful to science students. A fully-fledged computer center caters to all the modern technology requirements in the curriculum.
Harimohan Ghosh College runs a total of 13 courses; all these are full-time programs. These courses are spread across arts, commerce , and science streams to cater to diversified academic interests. Degree Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees BA 427 Rs 21,480 B. Com 305 Rs 24,000 B. Com Accountancy Hons 146 Rs 25,800 BA Bengali Hons 73 Rs 23,280 B.
Sc Pure Science 61 Rs 33,000 BA English Hons 59 Rs 23,280 BA Urdu Hons 59 Rs 23,280 B. Sc Bio Science 49 - BA History Hons 37 - BA Political Science Hons 37 - The admission process at Harimohan Ghosh College has been much simplified and easily accessed. The College considers academic performance in the qualifying examinations as the primary basis for admitting students.