Mount Everest College, Senapati Manipur

02/05/2026

Admission Open for academic session 2026-2027

06/04/2026

Cultural Day 1st April, 2026

28/03/2026

17/03/2026

The English Department of Mount Everest College warmly invites you to join us in celebrating World Poetry Day on 21st March, 2026

06/03/2026

CALL FOR PAPERS:
The original research papers are invited from the esteemed Academicians, Researchers, Administrators and experts from different organisations, Research Scholars and Students.

01/03/2026

The Hillside Training and Placement Centre (HTPC) was inaugurated at Sha Complex, Senapati, in partnership with Delhi-based Furusawa Language Academy LLP to prepare local youth for employment opportunities in Japan. The centre will offer Japanese language training under the TITP and SSW schemes with...

01/03/2026

: The Centre promises comprehensive Japanese language training and 100% placement assistance. To ensure financial inclusivity, HTPC Director Zho confirmed that they are coordinating with banks for loan assistance and pursuing government subsidies to support prospective students.

Read more: https://ukhrultimes.com/new-gateway-japan-hillside-training-placement-centre-launched-senapati/

24/02/2026

A Milestone of Grace
Dear Mount Everest College Family,
"Ever Forward!" — Our motto has never felt more significant than it does today. With hearts full of joy and gratitude, we celebrate the Autonomous Status for Mount Everest College, Senapati.
To Almighty God:
We first bow our heads in humble thanks to the Almighty. This achievement is a testament to His divine guidance and the "Hope in Every Hand" that has carried our institution since its founding. We are truly blessed to see our vision of becoming a self-governing institute of excellence come to fruition.
To our Faculties & Administration:
A huge thank you to the management and staff for providing the top-tier infrastructure. Your tireless work behind the scenes, recognized recently by the Chief Minister’s Award for Best Colleges, has built the foundation for this new chapter of academic freedom.
To our Student Community:
To our vibrant students—the heartbeat of MEC—this victory belongs to you. This new status means a more tailored curriculum, innovative learning, and greater opportunities for your future careers.
Let us continue to move Ever Forward together, upholding the values of integrity and excellence that define us.
Congratulations to all! 🎉

The conferment of autonomous status will enable Mount Everest College greater academic flexibility in curriculum design, examination reforms, and institutional governance, while remaining affiliated to Manipur University. The move is expected to strengthen academic standards and promote innovation in higher education in the hill districts of .

Read more: https://ukhrultimes.com/mount-everest-college-granted-autonomous-ugc/

19/02/2026

Mount Everest College Hosts Intensive Workshop on Mental Health Advocacy and Resilience
In a significant move to prioritize psychological well-being within the academic community, the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), in collaboration with the Counselling Cell of Mount Everest College, organized a one-day workshop on Mental Health today at the College Auditorium.
The initiative follows a directive from the Directorate of University and Higher Education, Government of Manipur (GOM), aimed at cascading specialized training on mental well-being, protection norms, and grievance redressal mechanisms from trained faculty to the grassroots college level.
The proceedings were moderated by Ms. Kateni, Assistant Professor, Department of Botany. The session commenced with an opening prayer by the Students’ Facilitator, setting a solemn tone for the day's deliberations.
Delivering the Welcome and Keynote Address, Asst. Prof. Niomchung Jatak Chiru, IQAC Coordinator, defined mental health as a vital state of well-being that enables individuals to manage life’s stresses and realize their full potential.
"One in four people will experience mental health issues at some point as per WHO. It is crucial we create a culture of care and listen without judgment," Chiru stated. He provided a comprehensive overview of common conditions, including Anxiety Disorders, Bipolar Disorder, PTSD, and Schizophrenia, while emphasizing the role of biological and environmental factors in mental health. He urged students to adopt "Square breathing," regular exercise, and healthy social boundaries as tools for building resilience.
The Technical Session was led by College Counsellor Mr. Sangailung Gonmei, who anchored his presentation on the World Health Organization (WHO) definition: "There can be no physical health without mental health."
Gonmei presented alarming statistics, noting that 1 in 7 adolescents globally lives with a diagnosed mental health condition. Turning the focus to India, he highlighted that nearly 20–25% of Indian youth suffer from depression or substance abuse. "With 40% of Indian teenagers reporting stress as their primary concern in 2024, the institutional environment must act as a protective factor," Gonmei remarked.
He further distinguished between Common Mental Disorders (CMDs), such as mild depression and anxiety, and Severe Mental Disorders (SMDs) like Psychosis, stressing that most conditions are "invisible" and can affect anyone regardless of age or gender.
The workshop concluded with an interactive Q&A session, where students engaged with experts on managing academic pressure and social media influence. The formal program drew to a close with a Vote of Thanks proposed by Asst. Prof. Alen Chiru, followed by the National Anthem and a closing benediction by Chaplain SP Simeon.
This workshop marks a milestone for Mount Everest College in aligning with national mental health standards, ensuring that the campus remains a sanctuary for both academic and emotional growth.

03/02/2026

7-Day FDP concluded successfully at Mount Everest College Senapati