 His suggested solution called for ten new colleges in the area, covering both male and female students and the study of both humanities and sciences, and funded by the Central Relief and Rehabilitation Ministry, Government of India.This plan was accepted and Brahmananda Keshab Chandra College was thus established in 1956 as one of the colleges under this scheme.Initially the college was housed at Sagar Dutta Free High School, Kamarhati, but later moved to its own premises in 1957.