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04/04/2026 : Special Mid-Semester Form fill up programme for PG 4th Semester-2026 (2024 Admission Batch)

04/04/2026 : Shifting of PG 4th Semester Regular Form fill-up from 07-04-2026 to 09-04-2026

04/04/2026 : Special Mid-Semester Programme for UG 6th Semester-2026

02/04/2026 : Notice

02/04/2026 : Notice

31/03/2026 : Shifting of UG 6th Semester Examination-2026 from 09-04-26 to 30-04-26

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02/04/2026 : Cancellation of Tender for Lease of College Orchard

02/04/2026 : Cancellation of Tender for Lease of College Canteen

02/04/2026 : Execution of Lease Agreement for College Canteen and Signing of MoU for a period of one year

02/04/2026 : Intimation regarding conduct of lottery for final selection for leasing college orchard

02/04/2026 : Intimation regarding conduct of lottery for final selection for leasing college orchard

14/03/2026 : Cancellation of Tender for Lease of College Orchard

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About Us

We are one of the Oldest Educational Institution in North-Odisha. Situated at Mayurbhanj, the largest tribal District of Odisha.

We focus on Quality teaching with experienced Faculty members and other Staffs. It is well-known from the History that the ancient Maharaja of Mayurbhanj were very well-literaturised and always busy in all-around development of the State and its people. They have constructed number of Educational Institutions for the Educational Development of the people of Mayurbhanj.

Maharaja Purna Chandra Bhanj Deo, in whose loving memory, this college is named and built by His son Maharaja Pratap Chandra Bhanj Deo, was a great patron of literature and culture. Maharaja Pratap Chandra formed this college in 1948 at the MKC High School and then due to non-availabilty of space and increase in students, the college was shifted to the Palace of Maharaja. The college was shifted to its own building at Takhatpur in the year of 2001 and started functioning there till date.

The destruction of evil joined to an ardent promise and. preservation of life, is symbolically represented by the two peacocks that also indicate the name of the soil, Mayurbhanj.

The growing plant in the pot represents the tree of life which increasingly grows till the human potential is unfolded and achieved. The snake, as an embodiment of evil, poses a terrifying menace to that growth potential. The peacocks tearing at the vicious snake with their vigorous beaks ensure the spontaneous growth of the sapling towards the fountain of light above, connecting infinite knowledge and wisdom.