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Revised Notification for conducting U. G. 2nd Semester
Revised Notification for conducting U. G. 2nd Semester (Honours / Program) Examinations, 2023 (under CBCS) View / Download
Revised Notitification Fees Structure for U. G. (Annual System) Examinations, 2023
As directed, it is for general information that the students appearing in U. G. Part-III (Honours /General) Examinations, 2023 (under ...
Notification for U. G. 4th & 6th Semester Examinations, 2023
Notification for U. G. 4th & 6th Semester Examinations, 2023 The undersigned is directed to notify informing all concerned that: ...
Darjeeling Hill University Inaugural Lecture on Challanges of Building a University
Southfield College, Darjeeling jointly with Darjeeling Hills University, Darjeeling organized an Inaugural Lecture on “Challenges of building a University” with ...
Fees Structure for U. G. 4th & 6th Semester Examinations, 2023
NOTIFICATION Filling in of Examination Forms of U. G. 4th & 6th Semester Examinations, 2023 (under CBCS) As directed, it ...
Fees Structure for UG (Annual System) Examinations, 2023
NOTIFICATION Filling in of Examination Forms of U. G. Part-III (Honours / General) Examinations, 2023 (under annual system) As directed, ...
One Day Workshop on “Dialogues on Democracy and Development”
The Department of Political Science, Southfield College Darjeeling in collaboration with Azim Premji University, Bangalore; Eastern Himalayan Foundation, Darjeeling and ...
ADMISSION NOTICE 2022-23
Registration and form fill up for Admission to Under Graduate Course First Semester (22-23) will start on 18.07.2022 at 11.30 ...
Southfield College was founded as Loreto College, in Darjeeling in August, 1961 as a women’s college. At the request of the Government of West Bengal, the Irish Branch of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Darjeeling Loreto Educational Society agreed to take care of its management. However, due to the lack of personnel the Loreto nuns were compelled to hand over the college to the Government of West Bengal, hence to be run as Southfield College.