Vivekananda College, which was at first known as Barisha College, had its cause in 1950 under the Dispersal Scheme of the State Government to straightforwardness weight for affirmation of understudies to the Colleges in the Calcutta Metropolis with the influx of individuals from the then East Pakistan, the present Bangladesh. It was initially housed in Barisha High School and later moved to its recently manufactured premises near to the school compound in 1953. It was then an Intermediate College. In June 1956 the College was supported by the State Government with its overhauling as a degree College and in that year it was likewise brought under the Refugee Education Scheme of the Ministry of Rehabilitation, Government of India, with the State Government holding control over it. A while later, it was right now that the College was initiated as Vivekananda College after the consecrated name of Swami Vivekananda - the considerable loyalist and social reformer, an everlasting exemplification of the spirit of India and an awesome rousing compel behind the making of advanced India.

Vivekananda College - Fourth Cut Off Percentage (2015-16)

Vivekananda College - First Cut Off Percentage (2015-16)