The beautiful and well-built Nabinchandra College that stands impressively in the heart of Badarpur town had its beginning in the late 1960s. The people of those years faced many a problem in sending their children for higher education to Karimganj or Silchar as there was no college between these two towns lying fifty-five kilometres apart.
The beautiful and well-built Nabinchandra College, Badarpur that stands impressively in the heart of Badarpur town had its beginning in the late 1960s. The people of those years faced many a problem in sending their children for higher education to Karimganj or Silchar as there was no college between these two towns lying fifty-five kilometres apart. Distance, money, wastage of time and poor communication facilities were the chief hurdles which made them think about an alternative arrangement. The result was the unanimous decision of setting up a college at Badarpur. This noble idea soon acquired flesh and bones through the selfless and untiring efforts of the people of all walks of life in the form of a college in 1969. The sweat and blood of the then staff, students and the general public helped in laying a strong foundation and in nurturing the new born educational institution.
As the college had no campus of its own,
the classes of Arts faculty were run in a rented building in a plot very
close to the present site. The college was christened “Nabinchandra
College” in 1971 after the late father of Basanta Kumar Das, a major
donor. It was shifted to the present site in 1974 and was brought under
the deficit system of grants-in-aid rules of the Assam government the
following year. Since then it never looked back, but always marched
ahead, crossing many a hurdle on the road to progress, achieving side by
side the physical development of the college building , the campus, and
the academic growth of the educational institution.
