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Rajkumar College Society

Rajkumar College, Raipur, is one of the leading Public Schools of the country and the only one in the State of Chhattisgarh. Established in 1882. This is one of the five Chiefs' Colleges alongwith Mayo College Ajmer, Daly College Indore, Rajkumar College Rajkot and Aitchinson College Lahore, which were established 1860 onwards to educate scions of royal families.

Rajkumar College is an institution where excellence is a tradition and we believe that each student is special and has the potential to excel in many different spheres. The founding fathers of the College rightly chose the, College motto as “Swadeshe Pujyate Raja, Vidwan Sarvatra Pujyate”; “A Raja is honoured in his own country, a learned man throughout the world”.

In conformity to our motto, we aim to provide quality education in Humanities, Commerce and Science. Through carefully crafted interaction and activities both within and outside the classrooms, we provide experiences that help the student to discover innate capabilities, set life long goals and proactively work towards their fulfillment.

The College has as its backbone excellent infrastructure, updated teaching laboratories, large number of playgrounds and ample facilities for the students in the hostel and classrooms. We give equal emphasis to curriculum and outdoors. The curriculum is the soul of the academic structure of the school, to move ahead on the desirable lines and priorities. The pages that follow, shall speak volumes of the history, ethos and activities of the College. When you visit Rajkumar College, you can personally discover more than what contains in this prospectus.

Thus, once your child becomes student at this prestigious institution, it would pave a way towards his/her bright future.

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Over the Century they graced us...

1. Mahatma Gandhi

2. Dr. Rajendra Prasad

3. Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru

4. Shri Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan

5. Shri Lal Bahadur Shashtri

6. Shri Morarji Desai

7. Ms. Vijay Laxmi Pandit

8. Shri Govind Vallabh Pant

9. Dr. Hare Krishna Mehtab

10. Admiral R.D. Katari

11. Shri Jagjivan Ram

12. Smt. Sonia Gandhi

13. Almost all Governors and CMs of Odisha, Chhattisgarh and erstwhile undivided MP.

...list is endless

1. Shri Kamaleswar Das of Nandgoan was in the U.N.O.

2. Raja Shri Naresh Chandra Deo of Sarangarh was the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh

3 Mr. Arif Khan, I.F.S. served as the Ambassador of Sri Lanka.

4. Maharaja Shri M.S. Singh Deo of Surguja, IAS, served as the Chief Secretary of Madhya Pradesh and subsequently Dy.Chairman of Planning Commission, Madhya Pradesh.

5. Justice Anang Patnaik served as a judge of the Supreme Court of India.

6. Mr. Sarthak Behuria served as C.M.D. of Indian Oil Corporation Ltd.

7. Prof. (Dr.) P.B. Nayak was the Director of “The Delhi School of Economics.”

8. Shri Dibya Singh Deb Gajpati of Puri is the Chairman of Jagannath Temple Trust, Puri.

9. Shri S.V.Ranganath, IAS has served as the Chief Secretary, Karnataka.

10. Kumar Shri Mahendra Bahadur Singh of Seraipali was the first Protem Speaker of the first Legislative Assembly of Chhattisgarh.

11. Rajkumar Ram Chandra Singh Deo of Korea State was M.L.A. for seven terms and also served as Cabinet Minister for five tenures in M.P. and C.G.

12. Shri Priybrat Patnaik, IAS, retired as Additional Chief Secretary, Odisha.

13. Shri K.B. Nanda, was the Financial Commissioner, Indian Railways.

14. Shri Sanjiv Puri, is the current Chairman and MD of ITC Limited.

... and many more

Important Visitors Eminent Alumini

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Office Bearersof the Governing Body ofRajkumar College Society,Raipur

President, General Council - Maharaja Shri T.S. Singh Deo of Surguja

Vice President, General Council - Raja R.C. Deb Birabara Harichandan of Talcher

Chairman, Managing Committee - Raja Shri Tribikram Chandra Deb of Baramba

Secretary, Governing Body - Raja Shri K.S.B. Pattanaik of Athgarh

Joint Secretary, Governing Body - Lt. Col. Avinash Singh (Veteran)

Donor States

l Athgarhl Athmallikl Bamral Barambal Bastarl Baudhl Bonail Changbhakar

l Chhuikhadanl Daspallal Dhenkenall Gangpurl Hindoll Jashpurl Kalahandil Kanker

l Kawardhal Keonjharl Khairagarhl Khandparal Kharswanl Koreal Mayurbhanjl Nandgaon

l Narsinghpurl Nayagarhl Nilgiril Pal-Laharal Patnal Raigarhl Rairakholl Ranpur

l Saktil Sarangarhl Seraikelal Sonepurl Surgujal Talcherl Tigirial Udaipur

The Legacy...

Visit of H.E. Dr. Rajendra Prasad President, India (1953)

Maharaja Shri T.S. Singh Deo of Surguja, President G.C. Presenting aMemento to H.E. Smt. Pratibha Devi Singh Patil, President of India (2010)

Students, 1939 The Chief Guest Vice Admiral Ram Dass Katari PVSM, AVSM at Guard of Honour 1960

Smt. Vijayalakshmi Pandit, 1977

Visit of Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru Prime Minister, India (1960)

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The School Building (1894-1915)

North Gate

The School Building (1918)

Oldest Building “White House” on the Campus (1856)

Water Polo at Khairagarh Bath, 1956A Cricket Match At The Mahant Sarweshwar Das Pavilion, 1961

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Rajkumar College is the founder member of the prestigious “Indian Public School Conference” along with Daly College Indore, The Rajkumar College Rajkot, Aitchison College Lahore, Scindia School Gwalior, The Doon School Dehradun & Bhonsala Military School Nagpur. Mr. T.L.H. Smith Pearse, Principal Rajkumar College Raipur was the first Organising Secretary of IPSC held at Gorton Castle, Shimla in 1939.

The College has hosted this prestigious conference four times i.e. in 1940, 1953, 1988 and recently in 2012, a record of sorts.

Indian Public Schools’Conference, 1939

The College is run by the Rajkumar College Society, Raipur (Chhattisgarh) and the Management of the College, is vested in the hands of a Governing Body formed from amongst the Members of the Society which includes the Life Members, representatives of the old boys, parents and the nominees of Governors of Chhattisgarh, Orissa & Jharkhand. The Governing Body of the Rajkumar College Society, consists of a General Council (GC) and a Managing Committee (MC). While the General Council, headed by the President is the supreme body that formulates policies, the day-to-day administration of the school is overseen by the Managing Committee headed by the Chairman. The President, Vice President and the Members of the Managing Committee are elected for a period of five years. The Principal, by virtue of being the ex-officio Joint Secretary of Rajkumar College Society, is a member of both General concil and Managing Committee.

Organisation

OriginRajkumar College, Raipur, one of the premier institutions of Eastern India, was founded by Sir Andrew Fraser, the then Chief Commissioner of C.P. and Berar, in the year 1882 at Jabalpur. The foundation was laid to impart education to the sons and relatives of the Ruling Chiefs and Zamindars of the Eastern States, who had donated funds to establish the same. The School functioned at Jabalpur till 1894 and thereafter, shifted to its present site at Raipur. The seeding being done, the sprouting was left in the hands of Rev. G.D. Oswell, who was the Principal of Rajkumar College, Raipur from 1894 to 1910. He was followed by Mr. G.S. Carey, Mr. V.A.S. Stow, Mr. T.L.H. Smith Pearse and Mr. J.M. Gwyn were some British Prinicipals who contributed to the pre independence growth and development of Rajkumar College.

Sir Andrew Fraser, KCSI, ICS

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Teaching StaffThe Management of the College feels that there are no short cuts in education; and it is the staff that makes or breaks the school. In theory, most people agree that a teacher is a very important member of the society, one who can exert a big influence for good and bad. The College Management has taken sufficient care to ensure that it has sufficient number of qualified and experienced teaching staff. The strength of the College, is having proportionate staff to the number of students. The Principal is the head of the institution and is assisted by the Vice Principal and Head, Senior section. The Bursar is in-charge of all f inancial and administrative matters of the College.

The curriculum in the earlier years prepared the erstwhile Kumars of Princely States for the Chief’s College Diploma and the College had the credit of securing the best Diploma results for several years, compared with other Chief’s Colleges. The College started presenting boys for the Cambridge Examination in 1942, replacing the Chief’s College Diploma Examination. The Cambridge Examination continued in this College till 1963 and later on an Indian Board with the local syndicate in Delhi, was established to conduct the examination on the Cambridge pattern. The College at present, is affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi since 1958 and prepares the students for Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (Class X) and Indian School Certificate (Class XII) examinations.

The medium of instruction is English but it lays equally strong emphasis on Hindi. The subjects taught in the normal curriculum are English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, History, Geography, Economics, Political Science, Commerce, Accounts, Music, Fine Arts etc., thus the College boasts of having all the three major streams i.e. Science, Arts & Commerce. The subjects taught are prone to alteration, as laid down by the Council for the I.S.C. Examinations, New Delhi from time to time.

Curriculum

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Aim & Objectives

Rajkumar College has throughout maintained academic standard of a high order. Students pass out of the College with distinction and good percentage. Our students have performed exceptionally well in professional colleges and universities.

To ensure all round development, emphasis is laid on both modern and traditional teaching. Thus, most of our class rooms are equipped with smart class devices, in addition to the state-of-the-art computer, physics, chemistry and biology labs with qualified staff.

As regards traditional teaching, the college has a fully staffed and equipped music and art departments.

Academic Standard

Computer Lab

The aim of the College is to prepare students academically, physically, psychologically and morally in secular environment for entering any walk of life. This is achieved by seeking to develop character, promote espirit-de-corps and dedication to a purpose by inducing a patriotic outlook and desire to serve the country in any capacity with efficiency, industry and zeal. The overall emphasis is focussed on achievement of an all-round development of the child into a young individual possessing a maximum of those values which will make him or her a better human being. In specific terms, the objectives we hope to achieve are :-

1. To recognise and to encourage talents of all kinds and of all degrees, and to endeavour to stretch the intellectual and creative capacity of individuals.

2. To pay particular attention in stimulating intellectual curiosity, to encourage clear thinking, and to develop an interest in the process and resources of learning and in learning how to learn.

3. We endeavour to :

(a) Providing courses of higher studies that directly prepare students for good careers in which there are likely to be openings.

(b) Preparing students for the Civil Services, Defence Services, Engineering, Medical, Business, Accounting and imparting administrative training.”

(c) Facilities to develop one's personality by having access to state of the art sports, music and art facilities.

(d) Counselling parents, where necessary, to encourage their sons and daughters to seek independent honourable careers.

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Students in the College are kept busy with hobbies and projects (SUPW), so as to allow them to develop their creative talents. Each student has to offer one of the following projects/hobbies viz. Carpentry, Origami, Cooking, Painting, Electronics, Music, Photography, Clay Modelling, Wood Work, Aeromodelling, Nature and Wild Life, Book Binding, Gardening etc. Their models are exhibited during the Prize Giving Annual Functions. The College has an active Dramatics Society.

The progress of a student is measured by regular Internal Assessment tests and two main examinations in an academic year. The Principal’s decision in matters regarding placement and position of students in a class is final.

Examinations andProgress Report

National Cadet Corps

Hobbies and Projects

Release of Special Cover of RKC by Dept. of Posts

N.C.C. training is imparted to students in the Senior Section. Our cadets have been fairing exceedingly well in the annual training camps and have been winning leading positions in the Drill, the Kit lay-out, Shooting and Cultural activities.

The College has been conducting a highly successful social welfare activity through the Seva Samiti. The students render help to those less fortunately placed in life. The activities of the College Seva Samiti are unique. Through Seva Samiti, the students undertake social work, viz, helping the children of the subordinate staff, paying visits to nearby orphanages and old age homes in order to help them.

The College organises trips, educational tours and excursions to different parts of the country and the students in rotation, get opportunity to visit these places to become familiar with the flora and fauna, architecture, culture and economic conditions of the people each year in March-April. Educational Tours abroad are also equally popular.

Seva Samiti

Tours & Excursions

The College has a tutorial system for improving the academic standard of the boarders. Extra coaching apart, the College also provides facilities for pre-medical and pre-engineering classes for the students in classes Xl and Xll. The lectures are given by the experts selected by the Principal. The College also has a Career Counselling Cell to provide information about the careers to be chosen by the students.

Tutorials and Career Counselling

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Campus : Oxyzone of RaipurRajkumar College has a rich legacy of environment protection. From its very inception, no stone has been left unturned to promote the cause of ecology. The lush green campus is ample proof of the revolutionary zeal of the founders of the school who meticulously planted neem, mango, peepal, banyan, sal, teak. Over the years, water harvesting has been successfully implemented which has recharged our water table. A large pond located in the north east of the campus further replinshes the reserves. Every year tree plantation is conducted by students who tend to the saplings. A 2 acre farm is operational on the campus which provides organic vegetables to the school mess. No wonder the campus is termed as the Oxyzone of Raipur!

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Multi Sports Complex(Shooting, Badminton, Table Tennis, Kabaddi, Gymnatics)

Jashpur Hall(Auditorium)

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Jubilee Hall (Squash Courts & Gymnasium)

Shukla Bhawan(Art & Music)

Library

Tennis Courts

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Boys & Girls’ Boarding Houses

The boarding houses are administered by House Masters, House Tutors and Matrons. There are separate boarding houses for boys and girls. The College has five boarding houses; Rajendra Das Boarding House (RDBH), Balram Das Boarding House (BDBH), Priyadarshini Girls’ Boarding House (PGBH) and Rajkumar College Boarding House (RCBH). The Rajendra Das Boarding House and the Balram Das Boarding House are named after the donors of the State of Nandgaon and they house the Senior boys. PGBH is for all girls, and is equipped with all modern amenities including a air conditioned dormitories. A new air conditioned hostel RCBH accommodates boys upto class VIII. All records of students are confidential and can only be shared with parents and guardians. The hostels are equipped with Badminton & Basketball Courts, Pool and Table Tennis Tables. All hostels have dedicated wardens and house staff.

Student’s ImprestBoarders are not allowed to keep any cash with them. Any contravention to this rule may result in severe penalty, including expulsion of the child from the College. A sum of Rs. 40,000/- per annum is to be deposited as student’s imprest to cater for his uniform, clothing as also pocket money. The pocket money is used for outings, excursion, tuck, cafeteria and any other specific requirement. The account of these expenses are maintained by the students themselves through the cheque books issued to them by the College. The students are not permitted to bring any cash or valuable articles with them to the College.

1. Parents/guardians of the boarders may see their wards on the last Saturday of the month from 2.00 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. and on last Sunday of the month from 10.00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with the permission of the Housemaster/Matron if mentioned in the College Calendar.

2. No leave is granted during term time except in cases of medical ailments or some important religious or family functions. Applications for such leaves should be sent in advance to the incharge of boarding house specifying the reasons for leave. The Principal, however, reserves the right to grant or cancel such leaves. Any academic loss to the students on the ground of leave, will taken not be compensated by the College.

3. If the attendance of any student falls short of 75% during the academic year, he/she shall not be permitted to appear in the final examinations.

Leave

Rajkumar College Boarding HousePriyadarshini GandhiPriyadarshini Gandhi

Boarding HouseBoarding HousePriyadarshini Gandhi

Boarding House

Mess and CateringThe College has a large Dining Hall, namely Sarangarh Dining Hall, which was inaugurated by Dr. Rajendra Prasad, the then President of India, where over 600 students can be served meals at a time. The boarders, have their meals together. Our Mess provides food of high quality. There are separate kitchens for cooking vegetarian and non-vegetarian food. Separate utensils and dining areas are used for serving vegetarian and non-vegetarian food. Each meal is supervised by a Mess Manager and Dining-in-teachers, who impart table manners and dining etiquettes to the students.

Prefectorial System

A Boarding School is known for its prefectorial system. For the purpose of inculcating leadership and discipline among students, Prefects are appointed by the Principal on the recommendation of the faculty. These Prefects are responsible for the day-today discipline among the boys and girls in class rooms, play fields and in the boarding houses. The team of Prefects works under the overall leadership of the Head Boy and the Head Girl of the school.

HospitalThe College has a fully equipped 40 bedded hospital with a qualified Medical Officer. Trained nurses live inside the campus. Expert physicians and other specialists are on call. Regular medical examination is conducted for every student and their medical records maintained. In addition a separate Lady Doctor has been specially engaged on call for the boarder girls and they also have a separate medical ward for them, located within their hostel.

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Prefects in Traditional Attire

The School has extensive play grounds. The students play games on all working days. Morning PT for boarders is compulsory. Boarders are also introduced to Aerobics, Karate, Gymnastics and Yoga. The major games are Football, Basketball, Archery, Hockey, Lawn Tennis, Cricket, Badminton, Table Tennis, Shooting, Handball, Volleyball, Equestrian, Kabaddi, Swimming, Squash and Billiards. Students take keen interest in Cycle Polo, Athletics, Skating and Gymnastics too. Our teams participate in various tournaments and Inter Public Schools’ Competitions. The standard attained in these activities, is fairly high. The College has a team of qualified coaches for every sport to assist the budding students in these games and sports. Summer and winter camps for some games are also organised which are optional for boarders.

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Of late, the College has started Horse Riding Course to impart training to the students in different techniques of riding like trotting, cantering, galloping, jumping and tent pegging etc. Students are also initiated to Horse Polo.

National level coaches have been employed on full time basis for rifle and pistol shooting, an also archery.

Horse Riding Club / Archery / Rifle Shooting

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Magazine, Patrika & College Calendar

The annual magazine of the College, the “Mukut”, is published once a year and distributed to the students. The students express themselves through this magazine.

In order to keep the parents abreast of the day-today activities of the college, they are sent a soft copy of quarterly bulletin called the “Patrika’ which is not only informative but educative and entertaining. The College Calendar forecasting all major activities, events, exams and holidays is provided to all parents before each academic year to make them aware of the yearly all round activities.

A child desirous to take admission in the College has to be registered in advance on payment of the prescribed fee. The Registration Form along with the Prospectus of the College can be obtained from the College office on all working days. The application form must be properly filled up and submitted in the College office along with the mandatory certificates and documents.

Registration does not guarantee admission as the final right to admit the candidates lies with the college management. Registration fee is neither refundable nor transferable.

Registration

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Withdrawal1. A parent/guardian wishing to withdraw his

son/ward after the completion of the academic session, must give to the Principal an advance notice in writing before 31st of March of the year of withdrawal. For any application received after 31st March, Rs. 5000/- per month will be charged upto 30th June; beyond 30th June, first term fee of the next class will be payable. In case a student wishes to apply for TC after class X board results, he/she should do so before 15th June. In case of receipt of TC application till 30th June, Rs. 5000/- will be charged. From 1st July onwards full first term fee of class XI will be charged as penalty.

2. Principal, Rajkumar College, Raipur reserves the right to withdraw/expel or rusticate a child during any period of the term on disciplinary grounds. However, such extreme step is resorted to, on the grounds of immorality, grave insubordination, contempt of authority and breaking rules and regulations.

3. For new admission, the admission fee, including registration charges and first term fee, is non-refundable once the session has commenced.

The College has three buses for the use of the staff and students as and when required.

Transport

The College uniform consists of grey trousers / shorts / skirt and white full shirt / half shirt provided by the School Store. The Store also provides tie, belt, badges, shoes, socks & College sweaters etc. Boarder’s toiletries, towels, bed sheets etc. are also provided from the store against payment. All items listed in the attached clothing list, must be ready and be in the possession of the boarders at the time of joining the boarding house.

Worn-out clothes of the boarders are replaced by the College and its cost is claimed through student’s imprest. Students keep their belongings in the cupboard provided to them.

The clothings of the boarders must be clearly numbered and marked with indelible ink showing the ward’s college number.

College Uniform

The academic year of the College is divided into two terms :

1. First Term - From mid March till the beginning of Puja vacation.

2. Second Term - From the end of the Puja vacation till the mid of March.

Term

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1. All payments to the College are to be made either by Demand Drafts or Pay Orders payable in the name of "Rajkumar College Society, Raipur" at State Bank of India, G.C.E.T. Branch, Raipur, A/c No. 10071040898.

2. College fee and bills are payable twice during the academic year (May-June and September-October). It is mandatory to clear the fee and bills on time and late payment will invite surcharge at specified rates.

3. Non-payment of fee will debar a child from attending the College and his/her name may be struck off from the College Rolls, at the discretion of the Principal.

Duplicate TC and Marksheet

Duplicate TC and Marksheet will only be issued on deposition of charges as specified by the college management.

Financial Rules

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6. The parents are not allowed to contact any employee of the College, in any matter relating to the child and the College, without prior permission of the appropriate authorities.

7. Every student must be properly attired failing which he/she may not be permitted to attend classes or College functions.

8. No student shall engage himself/herself in any acts of indiscipline or get involved in any act of manhandling or do any act which comes under the orbit of ragging, failing which he/she may be expelled / rusticated from the College at the discretion of the Principal.

9. Usage of smart phone is prohibited.

10. All parents are bound to abide with the declaration signed by them in the Registration Form at the time of admission of their wards.

11. The College can sue and will be sued in name of the Secretary, Rajkumar College Society Raipur (C.G.) in Raipur only. (Subject to Raipur jurisdiction only)

12. The Management Reserves the right to add/alter /amend or cancel any of the rules or the fee Structure mentioned in this Prospectus at any time which will be binding on parents/ guardians. The parents shall however be intimated of such changes well in advance.

13. It is assumed that parents/guardians have read and accepted the contents of this Prospectus as the rules and conventions of the college.

14. The following places are out of bound for students during the term -

(a) The College Guest House. (b) The Staff quarters, the Masters’ Common Room and the Staff Club. (c) The kitchen, pantry and the stores. (d) All roofs (e) Lake and Swimming Pool. (f) Boarding houses other than their own, without the prior approval of the concerned housemaster.

1. Parents/guardians of the boarders must make sure that no money is given to the students except through the House staff.

2. No student of the College is allowed to collect any cash/funds for any function or celebration. The penalty for the contravention of this rule is severe.

3. Parent/guardian must not allow their wards to be in possession of any valuable articles like jewelry, i-pods, mobiles, watches, camera etc. to the College. The College shall not take any responsibility if such articles are lost.

4. Penal charges will be applicable in cases of deliberate acts of damage to the College property and the same will be charged to the respective accounts of the erring student.

5. No boarder can go out of the College premises without the written permission of the Housemaster/Warden. In the unlikely scenario of a boarder sneaking out of the College premises without the permission of the authorities, he/she shall be solely responsible for his/her conduct and behavior outside the campus and the College shall not be responsible for any mis-happenings, accidents or eventualities occurring outside. The penalty of leaving the college premises without permission in extremely severe.

Rules and Regulations

Prize Giving Function (Annual Day)

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Padma Vibhushan Maharaja Dr. Karan Singh of KashmirMember of Parliament

2016-17

Raja Mahendra Bahadur Singh of FingeshwarEx-MLA and Protem Speaker, Chhattisgarh Vidhan Sabha

2017-18

Gajapati Maharaja Dibyasingha Debof Puri2018-19

Maharaja T.S. Singh Deo of SurgujaMinister for Health and Family Welfare

Government of Chhattisgarh2019-20

Padmshree Balbir Singh (Senior)Olympic Icon, winner of 3 Olympic Gold Medals inHockey and the winner of Hockey World Cup, 1975

2013-14

Hon'ble Shri Anang Patnaik (Ex RKCian)Retd. Justice, Supreme Court of India

2014-15

Postal AddressPRINCIPALRAJKUMAR COLLEGEG.E. Road, Raipur (C.G.) 492013E-mail : raipur.rajkumarcollege@gmail.com bursar.rkc@gmail.com

CorrespondenceAll correspondence must bear the student’s name, College number and the name of his/her Boarding House. Students are asked to write home once a week. All correspondence regarding leave/admissions etc. must be addressed to the Principal, while for all information on travel and financial matters, the correspondence should be addressed to the Bursar.

For all queries regarding the academic performance of the student, the parents should write to the Vice Principal. It is imperative that parents keep the College office informed about the changes in their address and telephone numbers from time to time.

Raipur - 492 013 (Chhattisgarh) Tel. : 0771-4701056, Fax : 2243642, E-mail : raipur.rajkumarcollege@gmail.com, Web : rajkumarcollege.com

The Legendary Sagangarh Clock Towerwith the Lily Pond in backdrop.