ଲକ୍ଷ୍ମୀନାରାୟଣ ମହାବିଦ୍ୟାଳୟ | |
Motto | Together we make the difference |
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Type | Undergraduate college |
Established | 18 August 1969 |
Affiliation | Sambalpur University |
President | Naba Kishore Das |
Principal | Mrs. Snehalata Mishra |
Address | Badheimunda , , , 768201 , 21°51′30″N84°02′35″E / 21.8583024°N 84.0430793°E |
Campus | Rural |
Laxminarayan College, Jharsuguda, also called L. N. College, is a full-fledged aided College of the Government of Odisha located in Jharsuguda district of Odisha. It was founded on 18 August 1969. This college comes under Sambalpur University. It imparts teaching in Arts, Science and Commerce both in +2 or senior secondary education and +3(three year) Degree Course stage with honours teaching facilities. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
The college is one of the oldest college in western Odisha being established on 18 August 1969. Laxminarayan College is a fully aided educational institution of the government of Odisha, having many UGC- scale teachers. The college was credited with a "B" grade by NAAC in 2011/12.
Being a Degree College it is also being recognized as a junior college and also offers vocational courses. The Degree college comes under College code-14082303 and The Junior and vocational under the college code-14082101 and 14081802 respectively.
This college is afflicted to Sambalpur university. This college is recognised as Laxmi Narayan (Degree) College, Jharsuguda. [6] [7]
Along with L. N. College other Government college recognized by Odisha Government in Jharsuguda (MPL) Block area of Jharsuguda. [8]
Other junior Colleges which are present in the Jharsuguda(MPL) Block area include :-
These are the list of governing Bodies of L. N. College Jharsuguda. [9]
Member Name | Designation |
NABAKISHOR DAS | PRESIDENT (MLA, JHARSUGUDA) |
PRINCIPAL I/C | SECRETARY (EX-OFFICIO) |
CHIRABRATA DATTA | MEMBER( TEACHERS REPRESENTATIVE) |
BASANTI PADHEE | MEMBER(W)( TEACHERS REPRESENTATIVE) |
BADAL KU SARKAR | MEMBER (NON-TEACHING STAFF REPRESENTATIVE) |
HARISH GANATRA | MEMBER (CHAIR PERSON, JHARSUGUDA MUNICIPALITY) |
MANORANJAN MOHAPATRA | MEMBER ( MP NOMINEE) |
PRATAP BEHERA | MEMBER (MLA NOMINEE) |
ARUNIMA HOTA | MEMBER [DHE(O) NOMINEE] (W) |
BHARATI DASH | MEMBER [VICE-CHANCELLOR NOMINEE(W)] |
MOTILAL TANTY | MEMBER (SC) |
ER ABID ALI | MEMBER (MINORITY COMMUNITY) |
SIDDHARTHA SARKAR | MEMBER (DONOR) |
MARIA GORATI DUNGDUNG | WOMAN MEMBER |
LIPIKA MOHAPATRA | WOMAN MEMBER |
These are the list of principles of L. N college Jharsuguda. [10]
Principal Name | Qualification | DOJ | DOD | ||||
Prof. Narendra Kumar Panda | M.com,M.Phill,LLB | _ | 2023 | Dr. Chirabrata Dutta | M. Sc, M.Phil., Ph.D. | 01-01-2018 | Current |
Prof Vijoy Bahadur Singh | Reader In English | 31-10-2015 | 01-01-2018 | ||||
Sri S.K. Puroihit | M.Sc, LLB | 16-02-2014 | 31-10-2015 | ||||
Sri G.C. Meher | M.Com | 01-10-2011 | 06-02-2014 | ||||
Sri D.S. Naik | M.Sc. | 30-06-2010 | 30-09-2011 | ||||
Sri P.C. Behera | MA | 23-06-2009 | 30-06-2010 | ||||
Maj(Dr) B.K, Patel | M.Sc, Ph.D. | 11-06-2007 | 16-06-2007 | ||||
Maj(Dr) B.K,Patel | M.Sc, Ph.D. | 01-09-2006 | 10-06-2007 | ||||
Sri D.K Nayak | M.Sc | 10-08-2000 | 31-08-2006 | ||||
Sri R.K Khamari | M.A, (In charge) | 11-11-1989 | 09-08-2000 | ||||
Dr. S.K Suar | M.A, Ph.D. (In charge) | 01-10-1999 | 10-11-1999 | ||||
Sri S. Patel | M.A, B.Ed. | 22-07-1998 | 30-09-1999 | ||||
Sri D.K. Nayak | MSc (Incharge) | 01-07-1998 | 21-07-1998 | ||||
Sri D. Panda | M.Sc | 08-08-1997 | 30-06-1998 | ||||
Sri D. K. Nayak | M.Sc (Incharge) | 01-04-1997 | 07-08-1997 | ||||
Dr. S.B Dash | M.Sc, Ph.D. | 01-09-1989 | 31-03-1997 | ||||
Sri B.B. Meher | MA, OES(I) | 07-01-1987 | 31-08-1989 | ||||
Sri P. K. Kar | M.A (Incharge) | 07-05-1986 | 06-01-1987 | ||||
Dr. R.N Nanda | MSc, Ph.D. | 11-10-1982 | 07-05-1986 | ||||
Sri A Sahani | M.A, OES, (I) | 03-06-1982 | 10-10-1982 | ||||
Dr. N. B Dhal | M.Sc, Ph D (Incharge) | 01-03-1982 | 02-06-1982 | ||||
Sri H. Mishra | M.Sc, (In charge) | 01-02-1982 | 28-02-1982 | ||||
Dr. B. K. Naik | M.Sc, Ph.D., OES, (I ) | 01-02-1979 | 31-01-1982 | ||||
Dr. N. B Dhal | M.Sc, Ph.D. (In charge) | 12-08-1978 | 01-02-1979 | ||||
Sri B. C. Naik | M.A (Patna) MA (UtkaI), OES (I) | 07-09-1973 | 12-08-1978 | ||||
Dr. N. C. Mishra | M.Sc, Ph.D. (Incharge) | 07-09-1973 | 12-08-1978 | ||||
Sri P. C.Mohapatra | M.A., OES (I) | 18-08-1969 | 07-09-1973 |
Although the main building of the college is housed in an erstwhile Hostel of the Engineering School of Jharsuguda, later on many new infrastructures along with a sports complex financed by the UGC has been added. The building will be shifted to a new place after the approval of Government of Odisha. [11]
According to latest reports of N.A.A.C 34th Meeting of the Standing Committee (30 November 2018), list of Institutions Recommended for Accreditation by NAAC 2nd cycle report, L. N. College had ranked Grade C with CGPA 1.94. [12] The grade system of N.A.A.C usually lasts for 5 years and after the completion of 5 years the NAAC team again visits the respective college for grading.
N.A.A.C grades institute with 8 grade ladder :-
Sl. No | Range of institutional CGPA | Letter Grade | Performance Descriptor |
1. | 3.51 – 4.00 | A++ | Accredited |
2. | 3.26 – 3.50 | A+ | Accredited |
3. | 3.01 – 3.25 | A | Accredited |
4. | 2.76 – 3.00 | B++ | Accredited |
5. | 2.51 – 2.75 | B+ | Accredited |
6. | 2.01 – 2.50 | B | Accredited |
7. | 1.51 – 2.00 | C | Accredited |
8. | ≤ 1.50 | D | Not Accredited |
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