Kakdwip, South 24 Parganas West Bengal, INDIA PIN-743347
Since long past Kakdwip has been enjoying a distinction of its own and has earned a pride of place in the tourist map of India. One of the main reasons is its proximity to the Ganga-Sagar where people from all corners of India assemble together for holy dip for spiritual salvation. Kakdwip is ensconced themselves in the idyllic background of the Sundarbans widely known for its rich flora and fauna, dense forestry and for its profuse animal and aquatic resources.
Sundarban Mahavidyalaya was established on 4th August, 1965 thanks to the munifiecence and enthusaism of the local people who would cherish the idea that poor students of this locality comparing Kakdwip, Sagar iland, Pathar Pratima and Namkhana enter into the realm of higher education with minimum expense from there own source. They realized with there far-vision that it was impossible for poor people of this area to provide sufficient money for higher education of their sons and daughters keeping them outside Kakdwip. So the establishment of a college at Kakdwip, the center of this area, was inevitable.
1.Duly filled-in application form for admission is to be submitted to the college office within the date specified by the college authorities. 2.Application form and Prospectus are to be received from the college on payment of Rs. 40/- (Forty) only. 3.Along with all other fees as shown in the Prospectus, tuition fees of 3 (Three) months are to be paid in advance at the time of admission. 4.Admission will be held on the basis of merit. 5.The decision taken by the Admission Committee in matter of admission is final.
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