Rani Indira Debi Government Girls' College, Jhargram

Established in 2014, it is an all girls affiliated college situated at Paschim Medinipur of West Bengal under the light of Jhargram Raj College. It offers undergraduation programmes in various streams. The campus of the college spreads over 5 acres with a total student strength of 1,230 students who are all engaged in Undergradation.

The institution has a faculty strength of 22 members and 9 courses under 3 degree programs. Others include Bengali, English, History, Political Science, Philosophy, Sanskrit, and Sociology among many more. The college offers quality education strictly to female students with a full 100% in-state student population. Jhargram Raj College Girls Wing has some amenities for its students.

The library contains all types of textbooks, reference books, and inspirational literature for academic and personality development. This includes physical fitness facilities available at the gym and sports facilities. Other infrastructural facilities include an auditorium for events and seminars that help in enriching the academic ambience of the campus.

The institute has facilities like IT infrastructure and departmental laboratories for aiding practical learning and research activities. Other facilities comprise comfortable accommodations for the students in the girls' hostel, a cafeteria, a parking facility, and a cycle stand, which make campus life very easy to handle.

Jhargram Raj College Girls Wing runs a total of 9 undergraduate courses; all of them are full time. The college has been more into humanities and social science; it has mainly run a BA programme. It also provides a B. Sc programme for diversification of its academic portfolio.

Course Name Total Number of Seats BA 230 BA Bengali Hons 57 BA English Hons 57 BA History Hons 57 BA Sanskrit Hons 50 BA Political Science Hons 47 BA Philosophy Hons 47 BA Sociology Hons 40 B. Sc 30 Admissions made easy and accessible at Jhargram Raj College Girls' Wing. Students primarily represented in the college belonged from the state of West Bengal, as testified to by the 100% in-state student population.