Akbarpur Degree College

Akbarpur Degree College
Akbarpur Degree College
Front view of Akbarpur Degree College Akbarpur ,Kanpur Dehat ,Uttar Pradesh ,India.
Established	1989
President	Rama Kant Mishra
Principal	Ram Krishna Chaturvedi
Academic staff	Art: 11 Science:05 Education:05
Students	1620
Location	Akbarpur, Kanpur Dehat district, Uttar Pradesh, India 26°22′15″N 79°57′15″E / 26.370770°N 79.954040°E / 26.370770; 79.954040Coordinates: 26°22′15″N 79°57′15″E / 26.370770°N 79.954040°E / 26.370770; 79.954040
Affiliations	Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University
Website	www.akbarpurcollege.org

Akbarpur Degree College is a degree college in Kanpur Dehat district, Uttar Pradesh, India. The college is affiliated with CSJM University Kanpur. This college is located at Akbarpur-Mati Road near sub division Akbarpur campus and at a distance 300m from Golden Quardilateral National High Way of India.

Faculties

Arts :Classes start on 1 July 1989 of B.A.Part (1).The college enlisted in government aid list wef 3 October 1994. Master's Degree classes start from session 2010-2011 in Hindi and Sociology subjects.
Science :Bachelor's Degree classes starts from 1998 (self finance)
Education

B.Ed :Recognition in 2003-2004 and government aid listed in 2014.
BTC :Recognition came in effect from session 2012-2013(self finance)

Facilities

This college has a playground, library, reading room, canteen, cycle stand, laboratories for science students (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and an assembly hall where all the cultural programs are organized. There are about 20,000 books in school library. Laboratories of Computer Science,Psychology and Language Learning are available in B.Ed faculty.

Management

President: Rama Kant Mishra^[1]
Manager: Narendra Dwivedi^[1]
Secretary: Jagdish Narayan Gupta^[1]

List of Principals

Chandra Prakash Pathak (Off.)(1989---1997)
Hans Raj Tripathi ( Oct.1997---March 1999)
Chandra Prakash Pathak (Off.) (April 1999---Aug.2004 )
Usha Kiran Agnihotri (Off.) (Sep. 2004---June 2013)
Ram Krishna Chaturvedi (Off.) (July 2013---Till date)

National Seminars

National seminars are arranged here mostly in Hindi and Sanskrit.^[2]

References

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