Maharaja Balbhadra Singh Raikwar Mahavidyalaya, Bahraich: Admission 2025, Courses, Fees, Cutoff, Placements, Ranking

Maharaja Balbhadra Singh Raikwar Mahavidyalaya is an affiliated college located in Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh, established in the year 2010. The college campus is 2.05 acres and houses the teacher training course, dedicated to providing quality education in that field. It has been approved by the NCTE to accord equivalence to the teacher education standards at the national level. It is a college with an average population of 1,457 students and a faculty strength of 21, thus a very friendly student-teacher ratio to foster a good learning environment. 

The institution harbours quite a number of facilities, which helps in enriching the learning processes of the students. The library is the source of academic resources. Maharaja Balbhadra Singh Raikwar Mahavidyalaya a collection of around 3,050 books and subscribes to national and international journals, reputed magazines, and others. The reading room is well taken care of with a seating capacity for 100, which provides a serene atmosphere for study and research. The institution also maintains well-equipped laboratories, including a Science Lab and a Psychology Lab, both furnished with all necessary equipment and apparatus required for the B.Ed. programme. 

Maharaja Balbhadra Singh Raikwar Mahavidyalaya provides one course only. Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) Course. This whole-time course lasts for two years and has an intake of 100 students. The objective of the B.Ed. programme is to prepare students for teaching and develop competence in them to undertake the profession of teaching at the secondary stage.

The admission process at Maharaja Balbhadra Singh Raikwar Mahavidyalaya is merit-based, considering marks obtained in the qualifying examination and entrance examination. The college follows the admission policy set by the State Government/U.T. Administration, and the affiliated University. This provides a fair and transparent selection to the aspiring students.