Each institution under Balram Group of Institutions runs independently, with its own campus and admission process, while sharing the same academic standard and university affiliation.
Arts and science, teacher-training for women, and dedicated legal education — each college has its own campus, its own community, and its own admission office.
The founding campus of the Group, now running digital classrooms alongside its traditional arts and science degrees.
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A campus built for women pursuing teacher-training, on the belief that an educated young woman shapes an educated household.
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A focused law campus with small classroom sizes, built to get students ready for the bar, not just the exam.
Visit college site →Beyond the three colleges, the Group runs six campuses across three districts of Uttar Pradesh. Each one is entered below the way it would appear in an admission register — by name, purpose and place.
The founding campus, offering undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across arts and science streams.
A dedicated law campus preparing students for legal practice through the L.L.B. programme.
A campus built exclusively for women, running B.Ed and D.El.Ed teacher-training programmes.
Secondary schooling that feeds directly into the Group's degree and diploma programmes.
An agriculture-focused campus offering B.Sc Ag and M.Sc Ag for students of the region's farming belt.
The Group's easternmost campus, extending the same academic standard into Ballia district.
Each college runs its own admission process, so students apply directly to the campus that fits their programme.
Every college is affiliated to Prof. Rajendra Singh (Rajju Bhaiya) University, keeping degrees consistent across campuses.
From a women-only teacher-training campus to a focused law college, each institution is shaped around its students.
For general enquiries across any college, the Group's central admission office can point you to the right campus.
