Established in 1969, Mathabhanga College is one of the oldest institutes in the rural part of Cooch Behar district. Most of the students coming to this institute come from needy farmers or daily wage families. Girls in this area are married early due to socio-economic problems. Girls who marry before age 18 are more likely to experience domestic violence and less likely to stay in college. They have poorer economic and health outcomes than their unmarried peers, which are ultimately passed on to their own children, straining the country’s capacity to provide quality health and education services. So our aim is to provide them good academic background, infrastructure, stress free environment, free hand to do any type of extracurricular activities like participation in NSS, NCC and sports and cultural programs etc. Every year, girls are admitted to Mathabhanga College in greater proportion compared to boys. They even carry out their education their education even after marriage from the institute.