Colleges in West Bengal (2026)

Private multidisciplinary university established in 2014.

A state university in New Town Kolkata offering technology, science and humanities programmes.

A self-financed engineering college serving the industrial belt of western West Bengal.

A private university at Barasat offering technology, computing and management programmes.

A government-run engineering institute historically renowned for ceramic technology education in eastern India.

A state government engineering college specialising in textile technology alongside core engineering disciplines.

A prominent private engineering college in the industrial town of Haldia known for its chemical engineering programme.

Well-regarded private engineering college established in 2001.

An Indian Institute of Information Technology at Kalyani in West Bengal.

Institute of national importance, formerly Bengal Engineering College founded in 1856.

India's first IIT, established in 1951, and among the largest by campus and departments.

Private engineering and management institute established in 1989.

State university known for strong engineering and humanities faculties.

An autonomous private engineering college at Kalyani and the founding institution of the JIS group.

Government engineering college established in 1995.

State technological university, formerly WBUT, affiliating many engineering colleges.

A Techno India group engineering college in south-east Kolkata named after physicist Meghnad Saha.

A JIS group engineering college at Agarpara offering technology and management programmes.

One of the first RECs, established in 1960 and now an NIT of national importance.

A government-sponsored engineering institute in Kolkata focused on information technology and computing.

A private university in New Town Kolkata offering interdisciplinary technology and management programmes.

A large private engineering college in Salt Lake and one of the flagship campuses of the Techno India group.

A private university in Salt Lake Kolkata under the Techno India group.

One of India's oldest modern universities, established in 1857.

A private university in New Town Kolkata affiliated with the IEM group offering engineering and management degrees.

A government medical college and hospital located in the district town of Bankura.

A government medical college and hospital serving the Bardhaman region of West Bengal.

A historic government medical college and hospital in central Kolkata.

A premier state-run postgraduate medical institute attached to SSKM Hospital in Kolkata.

A private medical college and teaching hospital in the Jadavpur area of Kolkata.

A government medical college and hospital serving the Malda district of northern West Bengal.

Established in 1835, one of the oldest medical colleges in Asia.

A government medical college serving the West Midnapore district of West Bengal.

Historic government medical college established in 1873.

A National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research at Kolkata.

The principal government medical college serving the northern districts of West Bengal.

Government medical college established in 1886.

Private multidisciplinary university established in 2014.

India's first IIT, established in 1951, and among the largest by campus and departments.

Jesuit private university established in 2017, distinct from the older college.

State university established in 1960 serving western West Bengal.

One of India's oldest modern universities, established in 1857.

State university established in 1962 serving northern West Bengal.

Premier national law university established in 1999, consistently top-ranked in law.

Private multidisciplinary university established in 2014.

A state university in New Town Kolkata offering technology, science and humanities programmes.

A self-financed engineering college serving the industrial belt of western West Bengal.

A private university at Barasat offering technology, computing and management programmes.

A specialised government-aided commerce college in Kolkata affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

A prominent private engineering college in the industrial town of Haldia known for its chemical engineering programme.

Well-regarded private engineering college established in 2001.

The Kolkata campus of IIFT, a deemed university specializing in international business and trade.

India's first IIM, established in 1961, renowned for finance and analytics.

India's first IIT, established in 1951, and among the largest by campus and departments.

Private engineering and management institute established in 1989.

An autonomous private engineering college at Kalyani and the founding institution of the JIS group.

State technological university, formerly WBUT, affiliating many engineering colleges.

A Techno India group engineering college in south-east Kolkata named after physicist Meghnad Saha.

A JIS group engineering college at Agarpara offering technology and management programmes.

The Kolkata campus of NIFT offering fashion design and management education.

One of the first RECs, established in 1960 and now an NIT of national importance.

A government-sponsored engineering institute in Kolkata focused on information technology and computing.

A private university in New Town Kolkata offering interdisciplinary technology and management programmes.

Jesuit private university established in 2017, distinct from the older college.

A large private engineering college in Salt Lake and one of the flagship campuses of the Techno India group.

A private university in Salt Lake Kolkata under the Techno India group.

A private university in New Town Kolkata affiliated with the IEM group offering engineering and management degrees.

A state affiliating university at Barasat serving colleges across the North 24 Parganas region.

A well-established undergraduate college in south Kolkata affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

A long-established college in central Kolkata affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

India's first women's college, established in 1879.

One of Kolkata's oldest colleges, affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

A specialised government-aided commerce college in Kolkata affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

State university known for strong engineering and humanities faculties.

A leading government women's college in Kolkata affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

Prestigious Catholic women's college affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

A historic government-aided college in central Kolkata affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

Historic institution founded as Hindu College in 1817, now a state university.

Highly ranked autonomous college run by the Ramakrishna Mission.

One of Asia's oldest liberal arts and science colleges, founded in 1830.

A historic college at Serampore, one of the oldest institutions of higher education in India.

A women's college in central Kolkata affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

Autonomous Jesuit college established in 1860, highly ranked among Indian colleges.

Jesuit private university established in 2017, distinct from the older college.

An established undergraduate college in north Kolkata affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

State university established in 1960 serving western West Bengal.

One of India's oldest modern universities, established in 1857.

State university established in 1960 in Nadia district.

State university established in 1962 serving northern West Bengal.

A historic college in north Kolkata founded in the tradition of Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar.

State university established in 1981, named after Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar.

A state affiliating university at Barasat serving colleges across the North 24 Parganas region.

Private multidisciplinary university established in 2014.

A state university in New Town Kolkata offering technology, science and humanities programmes.

A well-established undergraduate college in south Kolkata affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

A long-established college in central Kolkata affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

India's first women's college, established in 1879.

A private university at Barasat offering technology, computing and management programmes.

One of Kolkata's oldest colleges, affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

Institute of national importance dedicated to research and education in basic sciences.

Premier institute for statistics and mathematics founded by P. C. Mahalanobis in 1931.

State university known for strong engineering and humanities faculties.

A leading government women's college in Kolkata affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

Prestigious Catholic women's college affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

A historic government-aided college in central Kolkata affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

The Kolkata campus of NIFT offering fashion design and management education.

Historic institution founded as Hindu College in 1817, now a state university.

State university dedicated to fine arts, music and humanities, founded in 1962.

Highly ranked autonomous college run by the Ramakrishna Mission.

One of Asia's oldest liberal arts and science colleges, founded in 1830.

A historic college at Serampore, one of the oldest institutions of higher education in India.

A women's college in central Kolkata affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

A private university in New Town Kolkata offering interdisciplinary technology and management programmes.

Autonomous Jesuit college established in 1860, highly ranked among Indian colleges.

Jesuit private university established in 2017, distinct from the older college.

An established undergraduate college in north Kolkata affiliated to the University of Calcutta.

A private university in Salt Lake Kolkata under the Techno India group.

State university established in 1960 serving western West Bengal.

One of India's oldest modern universities, established in 1857.

State university established in 1960 in Nadia district.

State university established in 1962 serving northern West Bengal.

A historic college in north Kolkata founded in the tradition of Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar.

State university established in 1981, named after Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar.

Central university founded by Rabindranath Tagore, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A state affiliating university at Barasat serving colleges across the North 24 Parganas region.