T. Romana College was established in 1992 as a private institution, upgraded to grant-in-aid status in 2003 and provincialised in 2008. Since its inception, it has been designed as a morning college to allow attendance of self - employed students. The college is committed to the education of the individual giving special care to accommodate academically and economically disadvantaged students. Students are encouraged to seek knowledge and wisdom as lifelong learners, motivated to expand their human potential and develop competencies necessary to function in contemporary society. The College, therefore, has the distinction of being called 'the College of Grace' within which it has produced many meritorious students.

Courses Offered

1. The College offers a Three Year Degree Course in the Arts stream for Honours and General students in the following subjects:

2. The College is an approved study centre of the Indira Gandhi National Open University(IGNOU) under the Convergence Scheme for Open and Distance Learning and Conventional Systems, under which the students can pursue their Bachelor's Degree in subjects like Social Work, Human Rights and others.

3. Career Oriented Course Programme introduced by the University Grants Commission(UGC) has enabled the College to offer Certificate Courses in Computer Application and Mobile Phone Repairing. The Courses are designed to ensure that graduates who pass out after completing their conventional degree courses would have knowledge, skills and aptitude for gainful employment in the wage sector in general and self-employment in particular.

In 1992, many students who had managed to pass the Pre-University Examination in Mizoram found themselves in a dilemma. Although they wanted to pursue further studies, the then existing colleges in Aizawl could not accommodate them all. To solve this problem initiative was taken by the student body of the state and Mr. K. Biakthianghlima (currently the Vice Principal of the College) to establish a new college that will cater to the needs of these students. Mr. T.Romana (R.I.P) was approached who generously donated a sum of one lakh rupees and permitted the use of his private building for the establishment of the new college. Hence, on June 3, 1992, a new private college was established and named 'T. ROMANA COLLEGE' after the name of its donor Mr T.Romana.