The Abacus Institute of Engineering and Management and Elite Polytechnic Institute are there. The Academy of Technology engineering college is one station stop away. Near the Academy of Technology, is a rural library. Two government-sponsored rural libraries operate there. Sreegopal Banerjee College, a general degree college, was established in 1958. The college offers BA (general) and B.Sc. (general) courses. It offers honors courses in Bengali, English, Sanskrit, History, Philosophy, Political Science, Economics, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Botany, Zoology and BA (general) and B.Sc. (general) in addition to accountancy honors and B.Com. (general) courses. Mogra has a rural hospital with 30 beds. Mogra has a diverse population. Mogra is home to Bengalis, Biharis, Gujaratis, Marwaris and Punjabis. The oldest groups in the area are Bagdis, Baouris, Ghosh, and Sadhukhan. After the division of Bengal, many refugees settled from Bangladesh. Bagati is a locality inside Mogra and was the ancestral home of the Young Bengal leader Ramgopal Ghosh. Saraswati Puja is conducted annually. The festival is open to everyone and organized by local clubs, including Kola Bandhab Sammilani Club, the Bagati Diamond Jubilee Football Club, Bagati Bandhumahal, Jagarani Sangha, Sabuj Sangha, Priya Samity, Agragami, the Mogra United Club, Bazar Samiti, Mogra Netaji Sangha, Sonali Sangha, Vivekananda Sangha, Agnibina, Rabindra Sangha, Oikya Sammilani, Nobody Sangha and Udayan Sangha.