Balram Group of Institutions began as a single college with a founder's conviction that education should serve the public, not just the individual — and that conviction still shapes every classroom across our six campuses today.
What began as a single college in Sirhir, Meja, has grown into six campuses spread across Prayagraj, Kaushambi and Ballia, each shaped by the needs of the community around it — from law and teacher training to agriculture, arts and the pure sciences.
What ties the campuses together isn't a shared building, it's a shared standard: qualified faculty, transparent fee structures, and a classroom culture where students are pushed to think for themselves, not just recite. We measure our work not only in degrees awarded but in the graduates who go on to teach, litigate, farm smarter, and lead in their own villages and towns.
Every programme is led by trained, experienced teachers rather than rotating guest staff.
Degrees are conferred under Prof. Rajendra Singh (Rajju Bhaiya) University, PRSU.
Computer labs, libraries and science facilities that students actually use, not just display.
Discipline and service are treated as part of the curriculum, not an afterthought.
The Group carries the name and conviction of its founder, Late Shri Balram Singh, who established the first campus for public benefit rather than private gain. That founding purpose still guides how every campus is run today — transparent fees, real classrooms, and a standard that doesn't change from one district to the next.
"Marks fade faster than character. What I want for every student who walks through our gates is not just a certificate, but the discipline and compassion to use it well."
India's future rests on the shoulders of its young people, and school is where that weight is first learned — through effort, patience and small daily acts of responsibility. Come here ready to work, and we will meet you the rest of the way.
— The Manager, Balram Group of InstitutionsThe founding campus opens in Sirhir, Meja, Prayagraj, offering undergraduate arts and science degrees.
Prayag Citizen Law College and Citizen Girls College open, extending the Group into legal education and women's teacher-training.
Shri Balram Singh Mahavidyalaya opens in Uparhar, Kaushambi, bringing B.Sc/M.Sc Agriculture to the region's farming belt.
Swargiya Shri Balram Singh Mahavidyalaya carries the same academic standard into Ballia district, the Group's easternmost campus.
Across six campuses and three districts, the Group now welcomes applications for Session 2026–27 across Law, Education, Agriculture, Arts and Science.
