Purulia Polytechnic


Purulia Polytechnic, is a government polytechnic in an underdeveloped rural area named Bongabari. This institute stands on a huge area. It was established in 1957. It is one of the oldest polytechnic institutes of India. This polytechnic is affiliated to the West Bengal State Council of Technical Education, and recognised by AICTE, New Delhi.
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Department

Purulia Polytechnic is under the West Bengal State Council of Technical Education board and All [India Council for Technical Education] approved. This institute offers diploma degree in five branches. Semester examination held in January and in June every year.
DisciplineIntake
Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering30
Civil Engineering90
Electrical Engineering60
Mechanical Engineering60
Metallurgy60

Social Festival

Purulia Polytechnics organizes a social festival every year named RESONANCE.

Magazine

The college magazine is named KARIGOR.

Hostel life

Each hostel has its own cooking staff so that they can provide breakfast, lunch, tiffin and dinner of good quality. Inter-hostel cricket, football, volleyball tournaments are organized by boarders every year. Volleyball playing is a passion for the students. Common room facilities are on the first floor of each hostel. They are furnished with television, music system, carom board.

Transportation

Bus service is available in front of the campus. Purulia Polytechnic is about 3 kilometers from Purulia railway station, which is 323 kilometers away from Howrah railway station. Purulia railway station is under south-eastern railway. From Howrah railway station Rupasi Bangla Express, Howrah-Chakradharpur passenger is a direct train to Purulia. Another route from Howrah with a break journey at Asansol is preferable and takes less time than the direct route.

Admission procedure

Aspirants must appear for the JEXPO entrance test. Qualified students can select the institute by attending counseling. In JEXPO entrance test there are three subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics. ITI trained students can take direct admission to second year.