Kabiguru Nobel Centenary Training College, Murshidabad: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Kabiguru Nobel Centenary Training College, Murshidabad, West Bengal, belongs to one of the newer institutions in the field of education. The college was initiated in the year 2015. Only 1 acre is occupied by the working campus. The institution has been recognized as an affiliated college and has gained recognition from the NCTE. With an enrolment of 289 students and a faculty strength of 26, Kabiguru Nobel Centenary Training College provides an ambience that is focused on learning and growing as future educators.

The institution offers a host of facilities that make life easier for students within the campus. The library is the backbone of any educational institution. It has a huge collection of 3,313 books on B.Ed and 4,513 on D.El.Ed with a well-maintained reading room having a seating capacity of 100 students. Boys' and girls' hostels are provided by the institution to the students who require accommodation and ensure good living conditions for the students coming from different places. Inside the campus is also located a health center equipped with facilities for first-aid, gym for physical fitness, and sports facilities for both indoor and outdoor games and exercises to exercise an approach that is holistic towards the development of students.

Kabiguru Nobel Centenary Training College offers two full-time courses in the field of education. Both courses are two years in duration and provide end-to-end training for prospective teachers. This would enable the college to concentrate on just two specialized courses and adopt a focused approach toward teacher education with an aggregate strength of 150 seats for both courses.

Admission to Kabiguru Nobel Centenary Training College is strictly based on merit, preceding marks in the qualifying examination, and/or entrance examination. The college admits students according to the policies prescribed by the state government of West Bengal and that by the affiliated university. Admission to the B.Ed course shall be made on the basis of marks in qualifying examination, Entrance Test or any other type of admission as prescribed by the State Government and University. D.El.Ed. admissions shall be made based on the marks obtained at the qualifying examination. The admission to the course, in similar regard, is made based on merit, with due consideration to the marks in the qualifying examination or the entrance test, by the state governments.