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The office of school education for Mizoram was started in 1973. It became a separate Directorate of School Education in 1989 and is located at McDonald Hill, Zarkawt, Aizawl. The department looks after elementary, secondary, higher education, language development, adult education and physical education within the state.
Mizoram College of Nursing; National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology, Aizawl; Pachhunga University College (constituent college) St. Xavier's College, Lengpui; Regional Institute of Paramedical and Nursing Aizawl; Mizoram Polytechnic Lunglei; Women's Polytechnic Aizawl ]
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In 1980, the Education Department of Mizoram recognized it as a full fledge high school (up to Class-10). The Mizoram Board of School Education (MBSE) recognized the school as a full-fledge high school. On 26 June 2000, Director of School Education, Government of Mizoram, allowed the school to function for Arts stream as a higher secondary school.
The organisation is recognised by the Government of Mizoram, and consists of 21 government colleges and 1 grant-in-aid college. [1] Membership is exclusively to those teachers working in the college or other higher education institute under the Government of Mizoram, and who were recruited under the norms of the University Grants Commission ...
On 20 May 1992, Bungkawn College was established and the private college solely depends on the financial contribution made by the local community. Following the policy of Government of Mizoram, it was amalgamated with Johnson College, Khatla on 24 October 2002.
Founded in 1958 as Aijal College, it is the oldest and largest college in Mizoram, by enrolment and campus size. [1] It started with intermediate of arts (equivalent of higher secondary education) courses, and later expanded to bachelor's degrees in arts, commerce and science. With the opening of master's degree courses in Mizo, philosophy and ...
The college is named after Hrangbana, a late philanthropist and prominent businessman who generously donated a sum of Rs. one lakh to start the college. [2] It was given government recognition as a private college on 6 November 1980 and was upgraded to Deficit Grant-in-aid Status with effect from 1 September 1985.