North Bank College, Lakhimpur: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

North Bank College, Lakhimpur, established in the year 1961, is a coeducational college located in Ghilamara, Assam. This affiliated college sprawls over 9 acres of land and is accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council. This college has a total student population of 944 and a faculty population of 51 in numbers, offering courses in 4 degree programs summing up to 18. 

A well-stocked library ensures the inculcation of knowledge with a lot of books, newspapers, and journals, filled with supplementing internet access and a large reading room. Sports enthusiasts among them can benefit from the sports facilities within North Bank College to uphold personal physical fitness and team spirit. Its commitment to technological advancement makes the IT infrastructure inside the institution outstanding in ensuring that students progress in tandem with the digital age. Events and seminars are conducted within an auditorium providing a healthy campus culture. Labs subject-wise provide hands-on learning experience, so essential for science students. The college canteen is situated close to the main gate and provides eatables catering to numerous tastes and diet demands in a clean environment.

North Bank College offers a total of 18 courses, each of them on a full-time basis: the discipline is diversified, giving the students enough choices to properly fulfil their interest in studies. 

The admission policy adopted by North Bank College is more or less based on merit that enables deserving students to get leverage for higher studies in their field of interest.  The college accepts applications for the following courses in its undergraduate stream in Arts and Science that offers specialised majors such as: Education, Botany, Assamese, Economics, English, History, Mathematics, Political Science, Sociology, Anthropology, Chemistry, Geology, Physics, and Zoology. North Bank College, Lakhimpur, aims at moulding a befitting medium of higher education in Assam, merging the two poles of tradition and modernity.