About
OfficialMoirabari College is a public college in Moirabari, Morigaon, Assam, established in 1981 and affiliated to Gauhati University.
- Established on 14th August, 1981
- Affiliated to Gauhati University on 26th November, 1993
- Brought under deficit system of grant-in-aid on January 11, 1996
- Assessed by NAAC in February 2006
- Over 1,633 students listed in college statistics
- Located about half a km from Moirabari town
About
Moirabari College is located in Moirabari, Morigaon, Assam, about half a km from Moirabari town, and is approachable from all sides. The college is a public institution that was brought under the deficit system of grant-in-aid on January 11, 1996. The college statistics list 1633+ students.
History
Moirabari College was established on 14th August, 1981. It was affiliated to Gauhati University on 26th November, 1993. The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) assessed the college in February 2006. The college's development was supported by the sacrifice and effort of a few eminent personalities and the generosity of the local populace, mainly of religious and linguistic minorities.
Academics
The college gives equal importance to curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities, and has always insisted on imparting quality education. A number of vocational courses have been introduced to meet the needs of students in changing situations. Admission is offered to Higher Secondary (Two Year) first year Arts and to B.A. first year.
Campus & Facilities
The college site has a number of other educational institutions in close vicinity, which provides an ideal atmosphere for teaching and learning. The college has built up adequate infrastructure to fulfill the requirements of students. Listed facilities include a College Library (Central Library), Digital Library, Laboratory, College Canteen, and Parking Shed.
Quick stats
Courses offered
15
Avg placements
₹2.1 lakh / yr
Total intake
Not yet verified
Hostel
No
Data last verified October 2026 · compiled from official sources