Vardhaman College, Bijnor

Vardhaman College is an affiliated college in Bijnor, Uttar Pradesh. This college was established in the year 1960. Though the campus is small, having an area of 0. 05352 acres, the college runs 17 degree-level courses across 7 streams. With NAAC accreditation and renewing of NCTE approval bestowed upon it, the student body strength is as huge as 4,974 enrolments.

The faculty strength rests at 61, thereby ensuring a very focused learning environment. The infrastructure of Vardhaman College comprises a variety of facilities that support student life and their academic pursuits. A small dispensary beside the administrative block has been retained that tends to the basic medical needs of students and staff members. The fitness inclined can make use of the gym facility on campus.

The working college library with book bank facility provides 10,283 books for regular students. All kinds of outdoor sports facilities are made available on the campus, including a multipurpose field, basketball courts, volleyball courts, badminton courts, kabaddi fields, kho-kho fields, and hockey fields. The campus IT infrastructure supports all the modern learning requirements.

Further, a canteen and convenience stores that sell also stationery and photocopier services. The college also has very well built practical learning laboratories. A sum total of seventeen different courses are provided in Vardhaman college. The college offers 17 courses . These are all full-time courses and include undergraduate degrees for BA, B. Sc, B. Com, and B. Ed . postgraduate degrees include M.

Sc programmes , M. A, and M. Com . Degree Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees BA 720 Rs 9,190 B. Sc - Zoology, Botany, and Chemistry 240 Rs 10,730 B. Sc - Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics 240 Rs 10,730 B. Com 240 Rs 9,190 MA Sanskrit 80 Rs 6,303 MA History 80 Rs 6,303 The admission process at Vardhaman College, Bijnor, varies according to the course.

However, admissions to most of the programmes are made based on merit, considering the marks obtained in the qualifying examination. Admissions to the B. Ed. Programme are, however, a little distinct.

They base the admission on the marks obtained by the candidate in the qualifying examination and/or in an entrance examination or some other selection process under the policy of the State Government/UT Administration and the University.