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Magadh University

State University

  • 1962
  • Bodh Gaya
  • Bihar

Magadh University

Magadh University was established on 1st March, 1962. It is the largest university of Bihar situated in a sprawling campus of 460 acres of land enjoying the spiritual breeze of the Bodhi Tree which enlightened Lord Buddha. Dr. Sarvapali Radhakrishnan, the then President of India laid the foundation of this university. Dr. K.K Dutta, renowned Historian was the Founder Vice-Chancellor of this University.

It imparts Post- Graduate teaching in the Faculties of Humanities, Science, Commerce, Management and Vocational in 29 Subjects. It offers hostel facilities to all students in nine hostels. In almost every faculty state and National Level Seminars are organized regularly. There are 44 constituent and 105 affiliated colleges under this University. The quality of teaching, discipline and secular atmosphere attract foreign students every year which has offered a global halo to the University.

The distant mode of education system has launched dozens of Diploma and Degree courses catering to the need of needy aspirants. The college of Hotel, Hospitality & Tourism Management, Academy of Foreign Languages & Cultural Cooperation, Institute of Physiotherapy, Institute of Reconstruction & Development Management and Department of Education are the job-oriented courses which captivate the attention of learners. The university is proud of enjoying the academic zeal, broad-mindedness and multi-dimensional vision of Dr. Prof. Mohammed Ishtiyaque, Vice-Chancellor, Magadh University, Bodh Gaya who's every throb of heart pulsates with musical rhythm marching ahead in search of global peace culminating into spiritualism.

Wi-Fi Campus Medical Facilities Gym Library Sports Computer Lab Cafeteria Laboratory Hostel Auditorium

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