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'''Binayak Acharya College''' is a [[college]] near Haradakhandi, in [[Berhampur]], [[Odisha]], [[India]], affiliated to [[Berhampur University]].<ref>https://binayakacharyacollege.in/about-us/</ref> | '''Binayak Acharya College''' is a [[college]] near Haradakhandi, in [[Berhampur]], [[Odisha]], [[India]], affiliated to [[Berhampur University]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://binayakacharyacollege.in/about-us/|title=About binayak acharya college}}</ref> | ||
It was founded in 1978 as an extension wing for [[Khallikote College]], Brahmapur. It became an independent wing during the 1981-82 session. | It was founded in 1978 as an extension wing for [[Khallikote College]], Brahmapur. It became an independent wing during the 1981-82 session. | ||
In 1984, it was named after the 9th [[Chief Minister of Odisha]] [[Binayak Acharya]].<ref>https://binayakacharyacollege.in/about-us/</ref> | In 1984, it was named after the 9th [[Chief Minister of Odisha]] [[Binayak Acharya]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://binayakacharyacollege.in/about-us/|title=About binayak acharya college}}</ref> | ||
It offers 10+2 and +3 in [[Science]], [[Commerce]] and Arts Streams. | It offers 10+2 and +3 in [[Science]], [[Commerce]] and Arts Streams. | ||
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| Type | Co-ed |
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| Principal | Smt. Pramila Khadanga |
| Location | , , |
| Website | www.binayakacharyacollege.in |
Binayak Acharya College is a college near Haradakhandi, in Berhampur, Odisha, India, affiliated to Berhampur University.[1] It was founded in 1978 as an extension wing for Khallikote College, Brahmapur. It became an independent wing during the 1981-82 session. In 1984, it was named after the 9th Chief Minister of Odisha Binayak Acharya.[2] It offers 10+2 and +3 in Science, Commerce and Arts Streams.
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