Nabagram Hiralal Paul College, Hooghly

Nabagram Hiralal Paul College, Hooghly was established in 1957. It is a general degree college at the undergraduate level and one of the affiliated colleges of the University of Burdwan. The college is located at Nabagram, Konnagar in West Bengal, India. The campus of the college sprawls over an area of 1 acres. Presently, the college offers undergraduate courses in both streams—Arts and Science.

In Nabagram Hiralal Paul College, the student strength is 3,582 students within the campus with a near equal sex ratio of 51 per cent males and 49 per cent females. The faculty strength is 69, which provides 16 courses in 7 degree programs under the arts, commerce, and science streams.

The college aims to provide an enabling learning environment with all facilities to make the growth of students both academically and personally smooth. A well-equipped library, modern laboratories for practical classes, smart class arrangements for better learning are a part of it. Besides this, it has a gym and sports facility for physical fitness and recreation.

The auditorium adds to event and seminar purposes with a lively academic environment on the campus. A cafeteria is present in the facility for accommodating dietary needs of students and members of the staff. First-aid facilities were provided to cater to looking after basic medical care of the students. The digital learning at the college is supported by its IT Infrastructure.

Total undergraduate courses offered at Nabagram Hiralal Paul College are 16, and all full-time courses. Various courses that are being offered under this college include both General and Honours degrees in streams of Arts, Commerce, and Science. Course Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees BA 793 Rs 9,690 B. Com 303 Rs 9,780 B. Com Hons 253 Rs 10,305 BA Bengali Hons 101 Rs 10,215 BA History Hons 101 Rs 10,215 B.

Sc 72 Rs 10,755 BA English Hons 53 - BA Philosophy Hons 51 - BA Political Science Hons 37 - B. Sc Mathematics Hons 31 - Nabagram Hiralal Paul College would always strive for an admission policy which is inclusive yet merit-based.