Adwaita Mission Training College

A great visionary Late Sri Anand Shankar Madhavan initially in the year 1945 established Mandar Vidhyapith and later in the year 1990 founded Adwaita Mission. Adwaita Mission Training College is a sovereign institution of Mandar Vidhyapith. It was established in the year 2006. The college conveys teacher's training program at the under-graduate level. It offers Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) which has 100 seats and is recognized by (NCTE) National Council for Teacher Education, Bhubaneswar and affiliated to Tilka Manjhi Bhagalpur University (TMBU), Bhagalpur. The college has been approved as a learning center by IGNOU therefore it provides with Bachelor of Education (B.Ed), IGNOU program and Diploma in Elementary Education-(D.El.Ed.) program will soon begin after getting approval and recognition from NCTE. For getting admission candidate has to score minimum 50% marks in academics and has to give and qualify an Entrance test with a Personality test.

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Why to Join Adwaita Mission Training College?

1. Airy and ventilated classrooms: The classrooms at the college are well ventilated and spacious with all required facilities for the students. This gives a comfortable learning atmosphere and ease in sitting for prolonged lectures.

2. Adequate inclusion books in Library: The College has a well stocked Library and reading room. It has sufficient and essential books related to the B.Ed. course. There are several periodicals and educational journals that can be easily accesed and read by the students.

3. Compilation of Laboratories for every subject: The College has well furnished and well equipped Laboratories there are Psychology Lab, Educational Technology Lab, science & Mathematics’ Resource Centre for conducting practicals.

4. Encouraging editorial skills: A Monthly Wall Magazine is published by college to encourage talents present at the college. Students across all the streams can contribute in wall magazine by submitting their articles. This enhances creativity and thought power in students.