Rajbaksh Singh Smarak Mahavidyalaya, Ambedkar Nagar

The institution, Rajbaksh Singh Smarak Mahavidyalaya, located in the premises of Ambedkar Nagar, is an affiliated college for distributing quality education to the students of that area. The institute was erected at Sant Baksh Nagar, Daudpur, Akbarpur on a sprawling campus of 26,885 square meters. The College has a number of facilities for creating a learning process that is beneficial for its students.

There is a well-stocked library with adequate sporting equipments to provide for physical development opportunities for the students as well. It also possesses modern I. T. infrastructure to keep up with the fast-changing technology. in addition, there is a cafeteria for refreshment of students and an auditorium for various events and activities.

The two major undergraduate programs at which Rajbaksh Singh Smarak Mahavidyalaya offers services are: B. Sc. and BA. The BSc program distribution includes Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Zoology, and Botany with an intake of 400 seats. This all-inclusive science program caters to students who are going to pursue their careers in different scientific disciplines.

Apart from these, the BA program runs where the college can take 560 students who are interested in humanities and social sciences. Therefore, the total number of seats provided by the college under these two programs adds up to 960, which is a huge capacity to accommodate students from the locality.

Admission procedure in Rajbaksh Singh Smarak Mahavidyalaya, an affiliated college of Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Avadh University, Faizabad , is relatively hassle-free and student friendly. With its different course structure and essentials in terms of infrastructure, Rajbaksh Singh Smarak Mahavidyalaya is certainly a practical institutional seat of learning.

It also offers the local students an opportunity to carry their higher studies in science and arts streams and therefore does a lot for the academic scenario of the area concerned. Being an undergraduate institution, of course, it is going to be an affiliated college, but it will most likely follow curriculum and standards set by its parent university so that at graduation, the students will have recognized degrees.