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University of North Bengal UNIVERSITY OF NORTH BENGAL District: DARJEELING Sl. No. Name of the College & Address Phone No. Email-id 1. Bijonbari Degree College [1995] 0354-260201 Bijonbari- 734201 2. Cluny Women’s College [1998] Fax: 03552 257924 [email protected] Kalimpong -734301 3. Darjeeling Govt. College [1948] 0354-2254078 Lebong Court Road - 734101 Kalimpong College [1962] 4. Rishi Bankimchandra Park 03552-255231/255486 Kalimpong -734301 Kalipada Ghosh Tarai Mahavidyalaya 5. 0353 2551118 (Pl.) [email protected] [1988] Fax: 0353 2551662 Bagdogra-734422 Kurseong College [1967] 6. 0354 2344243 Down Hill Road, P.O. Kurseong – 734 Fax: 0354 2345667 203 Mirik College [2000] 0354 2243746 7. Old Dakbungalow, Thana Line Dr. Ananda Chhetri P.O. Mirik 734 214 9434329585 Salesian College [1933] 8. (self-financed) 0354-2222147 Sonada- 734219 Siliguri College [1950] 0353-2436590 9. [email protected] Collegepara, Siliguri- 734001 /2533191/2436590 10. Siliguri College of Commerce [1962] Siliguri-734401 0353-2432594/2436817 Siliguri Mahila Mahavidyalaya [1981] 11. 1 Dabgram Colony, Rabindra Sarani 0353-2596442 Siliguri- 734406 12. Sonada College [1985] 0354-2466316 Sonada- 734219 Southfield College [1961] 13. (Formerly Loreto College ) 0354-2254238 Darjeeling- 734101 14. St. Joseph’s College [1927] 0354-2270555/2270472 North Point-734 104 Surya Sen Mahavidyalaya [1998] 15. Surya Sen Colony, Block-B, Siliguri- 0353-2691488 734004 Ghoom Jorbungalow Degree College 16. [2005] (self-financed) 0354-2275130 Senchal Road, P.O. Ghoom- 734102 Gyan Jyoti College [2005] (self-finanecd) 17. 0353-2514087/ Dagapur (Pintail Village) NH-55, Hill Cart Road, 2005750/6531161 Siliguri- 734003 18. Nakshalbari College [2008] 0353 2005231 P.O. Nakshalbari- 734429 0353 2488044 Munshi Premchasd Mahavidyalaya 19. [2008] 0353-2004407 [email protected] Dasarathpalli-2nd Mile Fax: 0353 2522840 Sevoke Road, Siliguri - 734101 District: JALPAIGURI Sl. No. Name of the College & Address Phone Number Email 1. Alipurduar College [1957] 03564 255045 P.O. Alipurduar Court – 736 122 Alipurduar Mahila Mahavidyalaya 2. [2007] 03564 251962 [email protected] Loharpool , New Town Fax: 03564 251514 P.O. Alipurduar – 736 121 3. Ananda Chandra College [1942] 03561 255554 (O) [email protected] Jalpaiguri- 735101 Fax: 03561 257324 [email protected] Ananda Chandra College of Commerce Ph: 03561-230734 4. [1962] [email protected] Fax: 03561- 227447 D.B.C. Road, Jalpaiguri- 735101 5. Birpara College [1986] 03563 266217 [email protected] P.O. Birpara -735 204 6. Dhupguri Girls’ College [2013] Dhupguri-735210 7. Falakata College [1981] Fax: 03563 260307 [email protected] Falakata - 735211 8. Moynaguri College [1999] 03561-234298 Moynaguri- 735224 Nani Bhattacharyya Smarak 9. Mahavidyalaya [2000] 03566-2632272 Joygaon- 735204 North Bengal St. Xavier’s College [2006] 10. (self-financed) 9233504586 P.O. Box 1, P.O. Rajganj- 735134 Parimal Mitra Smriti Mahavidyalaya 11. [1985] 03562-255212/255171 Mal-735211 Prasannadeb Women’s College [1950 ] 03561- 230146 12. [email protected] Club Road, P.O. & Dt. Jalpaiguri- 735 101 Fax: 03561 – 221 362 13. Pijush Kanti Mukherjee Mahavidyalaya Sonarpur, Alipurduar – I 14. Saheed Kshudiram College [1996] 03564-260419 Kamakhyaguri- 736202 Samuktala Sidho-Kanho College [2011] 15. Saontalpur, P.O. Samuktala -736206 16. Sukanta Mahavidyalaya [1981] [email protected] Fax: 03563 250067 Sukanta Nagar, P.O. Dhupguri – 735 210 m 17. Rajganj College [2009] P.O. Fatapukur- 735135 18. Vivekananda College [1985] 03564 274705 Alipurduar- 736121 District: COOCHBEHAR Sl. Name of the College & Address Phone No. Email-id No. Acharya Brojendranath Seal cg 1. [1888] 03582-222324/222314 Coochbehar- 736101 2. Bakshirhat Mahavidyalaya [2006] Fax: 03582-263256 Bakshirhat – 736 131 Mob: 94344-25734 Baneswar Sarathibala 3. Mahavidyalaya [2009] P.O. Baneswar 736 133 4. Coochbehar College [1970] 03582-256798 Kalighat Road, Coochbehar- 736101 Dewanhat Mahavidyalaya [2007] [email protected] 5. Dewanhat- 736 134 m Fax: 03582 252655 principal@dewanhatmahavidyalaya .org.in 6. Dinhata College [1956] 03581-255094 Dinhata - 736135 Ghoksadanga Birendra 7. Mahavidyalaya [2011] P.O. Ghoksadanga – 736 171 Madhusudan Hore Mahavidyalaya 8. [2011] (self-financed) 9434482732 Nishiganj - 736157 9. Mathabhanga College [1969] 03583 255282 (O) [email protected] Mathabhanga - 736146 Fax: 03583 256340 (O) 10. Mekliganj College [1996] 03584-255129 Mekliganj- 735304 Netaji Subhas Mahavidyalaya 03561- 263 266 11. [1985] Fax: 03561 - 263421 [email protected] Haldibari- 735122 Sitalkuchi College [1999] Fax: 03583 263351 12. P.O. Sitalkuchi 736 158 [email protected] 03583 263701 Thakur Panchanan Mahila Fax: 03582 222695 13. Mahavidyalaya [1981] Dr. Manjari Biswas [email protected] Coochbehar – 736 101 9434240695 Tufanganj Mahavidyalaya [1971] 14. 03582-244263 Tufanganj New Town - 736160 University B.T. & Evening College 15. [1968] 03582-222714 Coochbehar- 736101 .
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