J. R. S. College

Educationist of repute Prof. Shyama Prasad Srivastava was instrumental in paving way for the establishment of the college. He arrived at Jamalpur in 1956 and he was impressed with the lush green surrounding, salubrious climate, transport facility, Eastern railway’s workshop, and cosmopolitan character of this helmet due to railway workshop. Since the area was bereft of any degree college and he, being a philanthropist, made a quest for the opining of a degree college for the education of the children of the railway workers. Very soon, he came in contact with an activist of Railway Men’s Congress Mr Shukdev Mandal who was also thinking in the same direction. The duo got in contact with Mr Shobhani. Very soon, they came in contact with Mr Nawal Kishore Lal, General Secretary of Railway Men’s Congress and Mr Yogendra Mahto, the then M.L.A. from Jamalpur. Here a resolve was made to open a degree college for the education of the children of thousand workers of railway workshop and this persistent efforts resulted in the formation of the college named Sharmik College on August 15, 1957. The dignitaries, Mr Yogendra Mahto and Mr Nawal Kishore Lal, became the founder chairman and Secretary of the college management respectively, while Professor Shyama Prasad Srivastav became the Principal of the college.