Jagadish Nandan College (JNC) was established at Baboobarhi in Madhubani district of Bihar in 1959. Establishment of the college in the rural hinterland was prompted by an earnest desire to open up  opportunities for higher education for large number of meritorious but poor students at their doorstep. Though the college made its humble beginnings at Baboobarhi, soon it was felt by the managing committee that the college will not fulfil the objectives unless located in a more congenial surroundings. This led to the shifting of the college to the district headquarter at Madhubani in 1962. Since then the institution has not looked back and, over the years, has blossomed into a prestigious constituent unit of L.N.Mithila University, Kameshwar Nagar, Darbhanga(Bihar).
                         Despite inadequate infrastructural facilities in the beginning, JNC has done extremely well in enabling students to give their best and bring laurels to the institution, thanks to the efforts of dedicated faculty and able guidance of successive Principals of the college. The college is famed for nurturing the talent of students and chisels them out into fine human beings apart from making them able to meet the challenges of day to day world successfully.
                         Presently, J.N. College, a co-educational institution, imparts education up to graduation level in Science, Humanities, Social Science and Commerce streams. Apart from +2 teaching in all the streams,the college mainly offers Hons. Courses in many of the subjects of these streams. Enrollment of students in Hons. courses of their choice is strictly governed by University guidelines. Besides, seats in all the courses are limited by the university. The syllabi for +2 are prescribed by Bihar Senior Secondary Examination Board, Patna while the courses of studies for three year Degree programme are decided by L.N. Mithila University. As per the present university guidelines, students of degree courses (B.A, B.Sc. and B. Com) can offer one of the subjects of their preference for Hons. Course provided they have secured at least 45 per cent marks in the concerned subject at the +2 stage and shall have to study two more subjects as subsidiaries. Also, students of degree courses must either opt for Rashtra Bhasa(RB) of 100 marks or RB Non-Hindi of 50 marks and Matri Bhasa(MB) of 50 marks. In MB students of the college have the option to offer any of the three languages i.e., Maithili, Urdu and English.   

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