Bareilly Collage, Bareilly

With this mission & value policy we thus look forward to contribute to India & in particular to north India through excellence in education & research & to serve as a valuable resource for society; & remain a source of pride for all Indians. Our Mis remain a source of pride for all Indians. Our Mission Our Mission is to nurture our students to realize their own potential and identify and achieve their goals in an environment of joyful and harmonious learning while keeping alive the spirit of togetherness and ‘Service Before Self’. Our Vision Obsessed with an unrelenting focus on academic excellence, Bareilly College Bareilly looks ahead with zeal in upbringing students in a diverse learning environment. The College ensures to inculcate in their students, the respect and appreciation of people from different cultures, religions, ethnic groups, and socio-economic backgrounds. Bareilly College Bareilly vows to continually strive and instill an intrinsic desire in the students as to always strive to meet the high expectations they have set for themselves, no matter what their goals are. It is a matter of considerable gratification & pride that Bareilly College has now completed the cycle of One hundred eighty three years of useful services to the cause of the education in the region of Rohilkhand. It first opened its door as a Government school in 1837 under the Liberal Government of Sir Charles Metcalfe the then Lt. Governor of the North Western Provinces. In 1837 the college began with 57 pupils & Mr. Rogers was its Head master. The course of Bareilly College has never smooth & unaccountably awry & baffling it was in the initial stage when it had to battle right royally against the formidable forces of ignorance & superstition masquerading under the name of religiosity. With the passage of the time the adverse criticism died down & the college gathered & more strength, commanded the confidence & respect of the public & thus made steady progress. In 1850 it was raised to the status of Government College with Mr. Vernon Tregear (1850-53) as its first principal. ...view more