History of a College, 22 year-young !!!

From 1986 to 2007 is a long glorious march and Birjhora Mahavidyalaya is 22 year-young! From its humble beginning in the Bongaigaon Normal school Campus to its present enviable stature of imposing infrastructure and outstanding output, the College has come a long way telling the story of achievements, growth and consolidation. B-level accreditation by the NAAC, excellent service in reaching quality education to the door steps of the less privileged section of the society, pioneering student-friendly professional courses, ever increasing relevance in empowering the poor sections of the society, - all these have combined to keep Birjhora Mahavidyalaya imposingly in focus. The College has been provincialised w.e.f December 2005.

Birjhora Mahavidyalaya was established as a Degree Science College to fulfill the long felt need of the people of western Assam with regard to access to higher education in Science faculty to develop scientific spirit among the mass to motivate the unemployed youth by introducing application oriented courses of excelence. The College came into existence on 9th June-1986 starting first official classes of B.Sc T.D.C Course recognised by UGC in the Normal School Campus on 1st September-1986. This auspicious day, 1st September of every year is observed as the foundation day of the College.

Remarkable Events in connection with the establishment of the College

16-02-1986

51 member-Excecutive Committee of the Governing Body formed with Sri. P.B. Choudhury,MLA as the President and Sri. T.K. Choudhury as the Secretary.

08-03-1986

The Excecutive committee at its 1st Meeting proposed the name of the college as
'Birjhora Mahavidyalaya'.

09-06-1986

Dr. D.P. Barua , VC of Gauhati University laid down the foundation stone of Birjhora Mahavidyalaya.

01-09-1986

B.Sc Classes were started at the Bongaigaon Normal School Campus and decided to observe this day as the foundation day of the college.

19-01-1987

Inauguration of permanent campus of Birjhora MahaVidyalaya by the then Chief Minister of Assam Sri. P.K. Mahanta.

First Sponsoring Body