Ayodhya Prasad Singh Memorial College, Barauni: Admission 2026, Cutoff, Courses, Fees, Placements, Ranking

Ayodhya Prasad Singh Memorial College, Barauni, Begusarai, Bihar was established in 1958. This co-educational constituent college of Begusarai district imparts varied undergraduate courses. Spread over a sprawling campus of 12 acres, the college has an enrolment of 4,651 students at the undergraduate level, with a faculty strength of 9. It has been accredited by NAAC, and the institution has firmly entrenched itself in sustaining high academic standards.

The  Ayodhya Prasad Singh Memorial College, Barauni, Begusarai, Bihar boasts of providing the students with a lot of amenities to make learning an easier affair. On the campus, there is a well-stocked library that turns into a knowledge hub with a fine collection of books covering all the courses in the curriculum. It has departmental laboratories along with necessary apparatuses in accordance with modern laboratory norms for science students. It also looks after the students' physical health and has a vast area for playing fields for outdoor sports and playing fields and facilities for indoor games. There is a gymnasium set up for students interested in fitness activities. Student health is also taken care of by the college with a medical centre that offers first aid services. Other facilities include a canteen, an auditorium for events and seminars, and a spacious parking facility for the faculty, staff, and students.

Ayodhya Prasad Singh Memorial College offers, at the undergraduate level, two full-time undergraduate programmes namely, Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science. Courses are designed for three years. The admission process of Ayodhya Prasad Singh Memorial College is based upon the principles of inclusiveness and merit. It considers academic performance in the qualifying examinations 10+2 or equivalent is taken as a basis while admitting students.

The admission procedure at Ayodhya Prasad Singh Memorial College ,Barauni, Begusarai, Bihar , considers selection through academic merit or individually set criteria by the College itself.