B.K. Birla College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Kalyan

B. K. Birla College of Arts, Science & Commerce (Autonomous), Kalyan Affiliated to University of Mumbai

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Beginning of the College

1972

About Our College

B.K. Birla College of Arts, Science & Commerce (Autonomous), Kalyan, a multi faculty premier institution of higher learning, with an enrolment of more than 9,500 students (5,500 for UG, PG and Research Programmes) is affiliated to the University of Mumbai. The College was established in 1972, by Kalyan Citizens’ Education Society with the blessings of Syt. B. K. Birla ji and Late Smt. Sarala ji Birla... Read More

Achievements

“College of Excellence” by UGC (2015-2020)
Reaccredited (Third Cycle) by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade (CGPA - 3.58) (2014)
“Best College Award” by University of Mumbai (2008-09)
“Performance Excellence Trophy – 2011 in Education” by IMC RBNQA Trust
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DBT 'Star Status' (Dept of Botany, Chemistry, Microbiology, Physics and Zoology)
DBT 'Star Scheme' (Dept of Maths, IT and Comp. Sci.)
India Today Ranking Country wide - 23rd (Science), 26th (Arts), 38th (Commerce)
B. K. Birla College Name will be featured in Limca Book of Records in 2019 edition
Ms. Sneha Nithianandan (M.Sc. Botany) cleared CSIR-UGC NET exam held on June, 2018 with 33rd Rank
First Prize Trophy at 'Intercollegiate Debate Competition' won by Adwait Dubey and Team
B.K.Birla College (BMM) won 'Best College Trophy' at Vidyalankar Intercollegiate Fest
Ms. Tiwari Damini Satish, M.Sc. EVS has been awarded ‘ENVIROCARE SURESH R. AMRITKAR GOLD MEDAL’
Shri. Sawant Mahesh Kaluram, M.A. (Marathi) has been awarded ‘THE N. C. KELKAR GOLD MEDAL’
Shri. Junjate Gajanand Mohan, M.A. has been awarded ‘THE DR. (MS) ASHA L. DATAR SMARAK SWARNA PADAK'
Mrs. Swapna Nikale, Asst. Prof. (Dept of IT) cleared UGC NET exam held on December, 2018
Mr. Omkar Shinde, FYBA won 3 Medals in Khelo India National Gymnastic Championship held at Pune

Awards & Certificates

"Remember, doing just your duty is not enough. It should be accompanied by a mind with no selfishness. The periphery which restricts Karma is clearly defined. Action which is performed according to these rules can be considered as yajna. The rest is wrong action."

Syt. G. D. Birla
|| कृष्णं वन्दे जगद् गुरुम् ||