The College has a Boys' Hostel on its campus, accommodating 25 students. Selection is based on distance and communication convenience. For hostel accommodation, contact Superintendent Sri Niren Barman, the college Librarian.
Mathabhanga College, Mathabhanga - Facilities
Explore campus facilities at Mathabhanga College, Mathabhanga including hostels, library, labs, sports and more.
Mathabhanga College, Mathabhanga Facilities
9 facilities available on campus
Library
The College has Library offers various services: reference service, open access system, daily newspaper display, and use of journals and periodicals. It plans to provide photocopy services soon. The library operates Monday to Friday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The Central Library holds approximately 19,000 books.
Sports
The College has provides sports facilities for all students, promoting physical activities and overall well-being. The college encourages participation in various sports to enhance student fitness and teamwork.
I.T Infrastructure
The College has boasts an excellent IT infrastructure facility for students, supporting their academic and research needs. The college ensures that students have access to modern technological resources.
Alumni Associations
The College has an active Alumni Association (MCAA) managed by Sri Niren Barman, the college Librarian. The association connects former students who hold significant positions in society and supports the institution.
Laboratories
The College has offers departmental-based laboratory facilities for students, enabling practical learning and experimentation. The laboratories are well-equipped to support various academic disciplines and research activities.
Medical/Hospital
The College is a member of the Coochbehar District Regional Students' Health Home, offering free medical treatment to students. Each student pays Rs. 10/- during admission to avail of this facility. For details, contact Smt. Aparna Biswas or the G. S., Students’ Union of the college.
Extra Curricular Activities
The College has one functional National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit since 1982. First Programme Officer was Prof Parthasarathi Das, Dept. of Political Science. It is further flourished under the strong leadership of Dr. Debashish Dutta, Assistant Professor Department of Bengali and Prof. Fulchan Barman, Assistant Professor Department of History. It is a voluntary association of students. At present Prof. Harendra Nath Barman, (M 8670172761), Assistant Professor of Philosophy, is in-charge of the NSS Unit.
Training and Placement Cell
The college has a placement facility for students.
