Shri Baijnath Singh Mahavidyalaya, Dahigawan

Shri Baijnath Singh Mahavidyalaya, Hardoi, Uttar Pradesh is an affiliated college. The rural area in which it was established, in the year 2006, is Dahinti, Salkupur, Odra Pachlai. The institution comes under 5. 15 acres. This small college is providing education to 164 students and only 2 teachers.

Being an affiliated college, it is guided by a larger university; therefore, its academic practices are similar to those adopted by the latter. The college is proud to provide all essential facilities for creating a better learning environment. The library is one of the important facilities and has a huge collection of books related to different subjects, with an emphasis on legal studies.

It also comprises a section solely dedicated to teaching materials, thus proving that the institution is cautious of its students and also faculty members. The library is well manned with qualified and trained workers ready to always assist students in their academic work.

In addition to the library, the college is also equipped with great IT, enabling students to have access to modern facilities in technological development, which are undoubtedly very fundamental in modern education. The institution also offers sports facilities which help students with a liking for physical activities, as part of implementing a balanced concept of student development.

Shri Baijnath Singh Mahavidyalaya has only one major course available at present, which is the BA program . It's a full-time undergraduate degree course that extends for a three-year period and aims to provide the students with liberally rich education in arts. The BA course would normally include a wide range of subjects in the humanities and social sciences, enabling an all-round education.

The slightly small student intake at the college is 164 and, therefore, may provide much more focused surrounding for learning with a great deal of personal attention to the students. Though an affiliated college, it most likely works under the admission norms of the parent university.