Principal's Message
On behalf of Deeniyat Muallima College (DMC), we welcome you to our website.

Our website aims to provide basic information about the college. The admission section specifies the process and time frame of the admission process.

Our vision statement shows that the college is working towards ensuring all-round development of the minority girls in West Bengal. The mission of the college is to shape life and society through quality and moral education. Specific objectives are delineated in the ‘About Us’ section.

The college is evolving its course curriculum based on the practical needs of modern learning and its application. Hence, there have been several experiments in its design since its inception, all the while attempting to keep the learning participatory, collective and joyful.

As outreach activity is an integral part of our institute, the website contains audio-visuals of the activities. We would request you take a look at the gallery section of the website-it offers a glimpse of activities organized by the college in the past years.

We welcome your suggestions and feedback for the further improvement of our holistic learning.

We also invite you to our campus for a wide range of reasons: to teach, to guide and to experience the learning environment in the college.

Your feedback is truly important to us.

--Molla Md Ruhul Amin (Principal, Deeniyat Muallima College)
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Outreach Programme

Outreach Programme

The outreach programme is an integral part of extra-curriculum of the college. Various social work projects are undertaken to build self-confidence, leadership qualities among the students as well as to enable them to propagate one’s own views in a coherent manner. This is also to encourage the students to address the social needs of the community.

Reading Festival ("Porar Anonde") for the children
The COVID-19 induced lockdown in India which began in March 2020 had caused long school closure, particularly affected the schooling of marginalised girls and women across India.

The education disruption has impact on reading habits among the children, resulted in school drop-outs, with the digital divide playing a significant role in rural areas. The collage had undertaken an innovative reading festival for the neighbourhood children. Students had played a vital role in organizing about 10 such reading festivals in neighbouring areas of college, attracted over one thousand children.

Books were distributed among the children aged between 6 and 16 years. Reading sessions were assisted by the students of the college, teachers and renowned storytellers.

‘Porar Anande” (Reading Fesitval), organized by the institute, has already earned appreciation by one of the leading media houses of West Bengal
News Media Link
  • Santragachhi: College students initiate kids into reading, The Telegraph, JHINUK MAZUMDAR | PUBLISHED 28.11.21   Read more
  • সলমা, রুমানাদের হাত ধরে ফিরছে ছোটদের পড়ার আনন্দ, আনন্দ বাজার পত্রিকা, ২৯.১১.২০২১    Read more

Upcoming outreach programme
  • Blood donation Camps – Report with photos will be shared
  • DMC as Green city
  • Exposure visit to Banglar Sahaya
  • Bird watch programme
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