eLIBRARY WEBSITE, T.S. COLLEGE, HISUA
ABOUT T.S. COLLEGE, HISUA
In 1970, Triveni Satyabhama College, Hisua was established as a Subdivision of the Gaya district. On 26th January 1973, Nawada was formed as a separate district. The origin of the name Nawada is believed to lay in a corruption of the old name Nau-abad or the new town which was earlier known as ‘The Eliot Market (Bazaar)’. It is divided into two parts by Khuri River, the portion on the left bank being the older, while that on right bank is modern and contains public offices, sub-jail, dispensary and school.
This college is a constituent unit of Magadh University, Bodh Gaya. Our aim is to promote not only higher education but the intellectual disciplines and the search of personal value that enables its graduate throughout their lives.
- Arts
- Science
- Commerce
- Collection: The college library has an extensive collection of academic books, reference materials, journals, and periodicals, catering to various subjects.
- Digital Resource: In addition to physical books, the library provides digital resources, including e-books and access to online academic databases for research and study.
- Reading Room: A well-equipped reading area for students and faculty members to study in a quiet and focused environment.
Sri. Arif Mohammad Khan
Hon'ble Chancellor-cum-Governor of Bihar
Pof.(Dr.) Shashi Pratap Shahi
Hon'ble Vice-Chancellor Magadh University
Prof. (Dr.) Pawan Kumar Sharma
Principal
T.S. College, Hisua
OUR FACILITIES
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Computer Lab With AC
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Wi-Fi and Internet Facilities
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Library with 10000 Books
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Health and Medical Facilities
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Sports Facilities
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Cultural Activities
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Chemistry Lab
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NCC Training
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Canteen
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Security and Surveillance
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Debate and Public Speaking
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Carrer Guidance
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COLLEGE STATISTICS
In 1970, it was established as a Subdivision of the Gaya district. On 26th January 1973, Nawada was formed as a separate district. The origin of the name Nawada is believed to lay in a corruption of the old name Nau-abad or the new town which was earlier known as ‘The Eliot Market (Bazaar)’. It is divided into two parts by Khuri River, the portion on the left bank being the older, while that on right bank is modern and contains public offices, sub-jail, dispensary and school.
Important Links
- College Portal
- About Library
- Library Links
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