I want to get the details of Darbhanga Building of University Of Calcutta so can you please provide me?

Darbhanga Building is a Heritage Building Associated with the University of Calcutta, It was established in 1912.

It now accommodates University offices including the chambers of the Vice-Chancellor, the Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs, the Registrar and the Controller of Examinations

Darbhanga Building
College Street Campus

Other University of Calcutta Heritage Buildings

Writers’ Buildings

Built in 1706 for the purpose of accommodating the administrative offices of the East India Company
It has always been the seat of the government in the State.

Town Hall

Front View Built in 1813 in Doric architectural style as a venue for meetings of the European dwellers of Calcutta, the Hall became the property of the Municipality of Calcutta in 1867.

Presidency College

Founded in 1817 as Hindu College, it was renamed as the Presidency College in 1855; one among the first group of constituent colleges of the University of Calcutta

Sanskrit College

It was established in 1824, the Sanskrit College also was among the first group of constituent colleges of the University

Calcutta Medical College And Hospital

It was established in 1835; in the early years the Senate of the University used to meet here

Bengal Engineering College

It was established in 1856 as the Calcutta College of Civil Engineering at the Writers’ Buildings, it was shifted to its present location in 1880; one among the first group of constituent colleges of the University

The Senate House

It was established in 1872, it was the first habitation of the University of Calcutta. It used to provide the venue for Senate meetings, the chamber of the Vice-Chancellor, offices of the Registrar and also examination and lecture halls. It was demolished in 1960

Asutosh Building

College Street Campus
Opened in 1926, it accommodates the postgraduate language and literature departments and the department of commerce

Centenary Building

College Street Campus
Opened in 1968, it houses the Central Library, the Asutosh Museum of Indian Art, the Auditorium and some University offices. It accommodates the chambers of the Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Business Affairs and Finance, the Inspector of Colleges and the University Librarian

A Panoramic View
Of The Centenary Building
College Street Campus

University College Of Science

92, Acharya Prafulla Chandra Road Department of APPLIED CHEMISTRY Extension of the building was made in 1935

University College Of Science

92, Acharya Prafulla Chandra Road
Front View Sir Asutosh Mookerjee laid the foundation stone of the University College of Science on March 27, 1914

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF SCIENCE

Ballygunge Front View This newly built complex was opened for use in 1964

Dr. B.c. Roy postgraduate institute of basic medical science

Completed in 1968. It is now a part of the Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research, affiliated to the West Bengal University of Health Sciences

Goenka Hospital Diagnostic Research Centre

145, Muktaram Babu Street Opened in 1966, it extends a wide-ranging medical care to the University community

Department Of Economics

The building, situated at 56A, Barrackpore Trunk Road, was completed in 1958

University Law College
Hazra Road The building was completed in 1968

Institute Of Jute Technology

Ballygunge Circular Road Established in 1947 jointly by the University of Calcutta and the Indian Jute Mills’ Association
CALCUTTA UNIVERSITY PRESS

University Rowing Club

Rabindra Sarovar Founded in 1918 on the banks of Circular Canal, it was shifted to its present location in the Rabindra Sarovar in 1935

University Agricutural Farm
Baruipur Opened in 1967

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University Of Calcutta
Senate House, 87/1, College Street, Kolkata, West Bengal 700073