Patna College, Patna

ng, Patna Law College, Patna Medical College, Vanijya Mahavidyalaya and many more. Various faculties had originated from Patna College. This college developed and flourished in the first decade of the twentieth century and became an independent institution on its own, where academic, intellectual ideas were invested and members of this college benefited from such ideas. To say the least, Patna College continued to hold a position of pride being the only Government educational institution in imparting Post-Graduate education, and continued to remain the prominent English Medium educational institution even after the establishment of Government Colleges at Ranchi and Muzaffarpur for intermediate, graduate and Post-graduate education. In 1952, it became constituent college of Patna University; earlier it was a Govt. Patna College Students’ Common Room, Central Committee and Patna College Athletic Club are common for both Patna College and Darbhanga House based Post-Graduate Students. This is also discernable that almost all Hons. Classes of degree course in Arts of all colleges continued to be held in Patna College up to 1958, but with the increase in the number of students. Honours classes of various subjects started to be held in respective college by the end of 8th decade of the century. Even though, almost no change has occurred in the extra curricular activities of the students of the Human and Social Science faculty of Patna University and Patna College, because most of the old councils, staff clubs and hostels are still administered by the Principal of this college. The degree classes of commerce was shifted to Patna College from the Law College in 1957 and was continued to be administered as a department of Patna College, known as B.Com classes but on a Sept. 1974, this department was separated from Patna College and a new Vanijya Mahavidyalaya was opened which is still situated in the premises of Patna College new building. Patna College has to its credit more than 140 years of glorified tradition. This is the first college of Bihar which got the distinction of celebrating post centenary silver jubilee celebration in 1988. This college has been considered to be the seat of intellectual studies. Culture, discipline, expertise and excellence. This college has produced and nurtured many famous educationists, intellectuals, politicians, people’s leaders, renowned advocates, legal luminaries, journalists, Doctor’s, Govt. Some prominent personalities who were the alumni of this college include Dr. Rajendra Prasad, Jai Prakash Narayan, Dr. Sri Krishna Singh, Dr. Anugrah Narayan Singh, Sri Yashwant Sinha, and many more.