Gunupur College

Gunupur College is a Graduation College located in Gunupur in the eastern state of India and is affiliated to Berhampur University.[1] The college is situated to the eastern end of the town.The college maintains a 40 seated hostel.

Gunupur College
TypeEducation Institution
Established1973
Academic staff
32
Location
Gunupur
,
Odisha
,
India
CampusUrban, 5 acres
Websitewww.Gunupurcollege.org

History

The college was established in the year 1973 at Gunupur with an aim to impart all round education in the locality. It is located at the south-eastern part of Gunupur town. Shri M.Suryanarayana was its first principal and presently Sri Mohan Chandra Sahoo is the Principal (In charge). The College offers degree courses in the arts, science and commerce streams with an intake capacity of 128, 96 and 128 students respectively.[2]

Objectives

The objectives, as defined by the institute are:

  • To impart all round education to the large population of the backward and remote area who are otherwise 500 km away from the state headquarters and about 200 km away from the University Education center.
  • To provide the society with the right kind of leadership, and make them worthy citizens of our community and country.

The college has given rise to many well known personalities such as Dr. Prasant Kumar Tripathy,[3][4] presently an associate professor of IIT Madras and Sri P.Hrushikesh, presently an Indian air force officer at Ludhiana.

gollark: If it opened recently, that *does* explain the weird economic weirdness I've seen.
gollark: When did it open?
gollark: Hardly.
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gollark: Aaargh. I went straight past a silver.

References
  1. "Affiliated colleges of Berhampur University"
  2. "Gunupur Degree College". www.careerindia.com. Retrieved 5 April 2018.
  3. "Faculty profile of IIT Madras"
  4. "Prasant Kumar Tripathy's Home page"


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