From a foundation stone laid in 2008 to a growing family of 400+ student-teachers — the story of Bharti Shikshak Prashikshan Mahavidyalaya.
Education is a changing process. Today, concern is being expressed all over the world regarding the demands of education. The new experiments of education have made intellectual development but at the same time have taken away the human from the human.
In this transition period, the land of knowledge — the holy area of Baba Garibnath in Bihar, the workplace of Khudiram Bose, the penance of Jubba Sahni, the work of poet Dinkar, and the great litterateur Janaki Vallabh Shastri in Muzaffarpur — became the inspiration for the establishment of this college. Under the direction of Vidya Bharti All India Institute of Education, the process of constructing a training college in Muzaffarpur Sadatpur started in 2008 for the production of qualified teachers full of patriotism by Lok Shiksha Samiti, Bihar.
With the efforts of Shri Amarnath Prasad (State Minister), Shri Arjun Kumar Shukla, Shri Umashankar Poddar, and Shri Jai Ram Singh (Lok Shiksha Samiti, Bihar), Bhoomi Pujan was performed by the then Sarkaryavah of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Honorable Dr. Mohan Rao Bhagwat ji. A strong foundation was laid on which the huge building has been built. It was inaugurated on 19th May 2011 in the presence of Honorable Brahm Dev Sharma (Margdarshak Vidya Bharati All India Institute of Education), Shri Janardan Singh Sigriwal (Honorable Labor Resource Minister Bihar), and Honorable Swant Ranjan Ji (Kshetra Pracharak Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh North-East Region). This college was named Bharti Teacher Training College, according to the name of the great scholar and mother Saraswati of Bihar.
From a foundation stone to a recognised institution of teacher education — the key moments that shaped our journey.
The process of constructing a training college in Muzaffarpur Sadatpur began under the direction of Vidya Bharti All India Institute of Education, by Lok Shiksha Samiti, Bihar.
The college building was inaugurated in the presence of Honorable Brahm Dev Sharma, Shri Janardan Singh Sigriwal and Honorable Swant Ranjan Ji, and named Bharti Teacher Training College.
The college received recognition from ERC-NCTE Bhubaneswar and affiliation with Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Bihar University, Muzaffarpur. 100 students began studying B.Ed.
Following changes in ERC-NCTE norms, the two basic units of 100 students each were started under the revised two-year B.Ed course structure.
D.El.Ed intake grew steadily — 200 students in 2016, 300 in 2017, and 400 since 2018 — following recognition from ERC-NCTE and affiliation with the Bihar School Examination Committee.
A seminar on "Need for New Education Policy" was organized, with Shri Atul Bhai Kothari as chief guest.
A large-scale national seminar on "Value Valued Education" was held, with about 482 participants from all over India.
Academic excellence paired with a spirit of service has defined our journey.
Published every year, showcasing the creative and academic excellence of our students.
Books on Education and Problems, Educational Technology, Hindi Teaching, Environmental Education and more.
Many alumni now serve as Principals and Acharyas in prestigious schools, several honoured at the national level.
Student-teachers contributed funds during the Nepal earthquake and Kerala floods, embodying the college's spirit of service.
Visits to Shubham Divyang Vidyalaya, Sudha Dehri and Hindustan Press, Muzaffarpur, enriched practical learning.
Plans are underway to introduce a 4-year integrated teacher training course at the Mahavidyalaya.
The vision and dedication of these individuals made the foundation and growth of Bharti Shikshak Prashikshan Mahavidyalaya possible.