Diet Morigaon

About

About Diet Morigaon

Diet Morigaon is a government institution in Marigaon, Assam, established in 1995. Campusbells lists it under Teachers Education, with 2 courses (1 undergraduate and 1 diploma), including D.El.Ed and B.Ed. Approvals and accreditation: NCTE.

The Brahmaputra River borders Morigaon District to the north and shares boundaries with Karbi Anglong District to the south, Nagaon District to the east, and Kamrup (Metro) District to the west. The district is characterized by fertile alluvial plains interlaced with a network of rivers including the Killing, Kollong and Kapili.

The landscape is scenic, offering views of the Himalayan range on clear days and lush tropical forests in the hilly regions. Morigaon is also home to the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, famous for the Indian one-horned rhinoceros.

Morigaon has a rich historical background associated with rulers such as Arimatta and his son Jongalbalahu. The district was carved out as a separate district from Nagaon on 29th September, 1989.

The rural composition highlights the need for context-specific educational strategies, community-based interventions and school-centric developmental programmes, particularly at the foundational and elementary stages.

As described on the institution’s website

At a glance

Key facts

Established

1995

Ownership

Public / Government

Approvals and accreditation

NCTE

Stream

Teachers Education

Location

Marigaon, Assam

Academics

Courses offered at Diet Morigaon

2 programmes listed

Campus life

Facilities at Diet Morigaon

• Playground
• Lab
• Laboratory
• Auditorium
• Library
• Conference Hall
• Laboratories