List of All Colleges in India

Gayatri Vidya Parishad, a premier Registered Educational Society in the east coast of India, started its activities from 28.9.1988. This Trust is managed by eminent educationists, philanthropists, and technocrats. One of the major aims of the Trust is “To promote, establish, maintain and assist in maintaining educational and other institutions with a view to impart education in all branches in general and advanced technology, management, education, and science in particular, and thus to facil...

Sunniyya Arabic College is situated at Chennamangallur village located in Kozhikode district. It was established in 1979 and got affiliation in 1995. The college has a congenial atmosphere for academic pursuint and aims at providing education to the local people. The village Chennamangallur, which is situated 25kms East of the district head quarters, has a dense population of minority community. The Sunni Education Trust, which runs the institution, aims at the uplift of educationally backwar...

Nair Service Society, a great social organization of long standing founded by Sri Mannath Padmanabhan, added Sri Vyasa N.S.S. College to the impressive list of educational institutions run by it in the beginning of the academic year 1971- 72.

Velluthuruthi Thazathu Bhattathirippad college is located at Sreekrishnapuram in Palakkad District. The college is named after V.T. Bhattathiripad who is acknowledged as one of the pioneers of social revolution in Kerala. Sreekrishnapuram V. T. Bhathathirippad College, under the management of 'Sree Sankara Trust' started functioining in December 1982. Situated on the hilltop, the college is in the midst of the lush landscape. The college campus with its serene surroundings provide a wonderful...

Rouzathul Uloom, the Garden of Wisdom (Sciences) ‘Rouzathul Uloom’, the Garden of Wisdom (sciences) is the first and foremost motherly educational establishment that attained existence on the now flourished multi-faculty composite compound, the Farook College Campus.Rouzathul Uloom is located at extreme west. Gateway to this small in size but giant in design and purpose mini-complex is shaded by ever green thickly leaved brown berry trees, serene horticultural bushes of annonacia, coconut pal...

M.E.S. Asmabi College a premier educational institution managed by the Muslim Educational Society (Regd.) Calicut, owes its existence to the remarkable foresight and unremitting zeal of the late Dr. P.K Abdul Gafoor, the Late P.K. Abdulla I.A.S., Dr. M.A.Abdulla and Dr. A.K.Siddique Karikulam Azhikode.

Established in 1909, Malabar Christian College,Calicut opened up a new chapter in the field of education, making higher education accessible to all the Malabar. The college can boast of a line of distinguished educationalists as principals from Germany, England and Malabar. Initially affiliated to the Madras University, as Basel German Mission College, it later on became Malabar Christian College, affiliated to the University of Calicut. Over the decades the college has developed into a prime...

Mar Thoma College for Women, situated in Perumbavoor, Kerala, is the dream child of the late Thomas Mar Athanasius Suffragan Metropolitian of the Mar Thoma Church. The college is owned and operated by the Mar Thoma Evangelistic Association. Known for its academic excellence, the College is placed among the top ten in Mahatma Gandhi University.

Government Victoria College, Palakkad is one of the few colleges in Kerala with a tradition that is not only hoary but also rich and varied. It has established itself as one of the most accepted centres of higher learning in the state. Although the college was started as a Rate School way back in 1866, the institution rose into prominence as a college of renown in1887 when a great philanthropist, Sri Nellissery S. Narayana Iyer donated land gratis for the construction of this awesome alma mater.

Carmel , a first grade college for women under Calicut University stands nestled in an idyllic locale in a small town called Mala near the southern tip of Thrissur district, the cultural capital of Kerala. This college, which began in the year 1981, is run by the Sisters of the Congregation of Mother of Carmel who guided by their founders Blessed Kuriakose Elias Chavara and Rev. Fr. Leopold Boccaro have taken up the apostolate of education.

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Vidyasagar Evening College, a co-educational institution affiliated to the University of Calcutta, shares a long and illustrious history with two of its sister institution Vidyasagar College and Vidyasagar College for Women.

Address: 78B, Acharya Profulla Chandra Road , Kolkata- 700009, West Bengal Landmark: Near Sealdaha Railway Station Phone: (033) 23501959

At a logical stage in this process of growth and development these different Units of the College were converted with effect from June 11, 1961, into independent Colleges governed by separate Governing Bodies but under the ultimate control of a Central Council in matters of Policy, co-operation and co-ordination.

Surendranath Banerjea was one of the great pioneers in the history of India's freedom movement. He is regarded as a great patriot, scholar, orator and statesman. As an educationist he devoted himself wholeheartedly to the cause of higher education in the country. In 1882 Surendranath Banerjea took over the charge of Presidency School. Early in 1884 this school was converted into Presidency Institution affiliated to I.A. standard and later in the same year into a degree college named as “Ripon...

Surendranath College for Women was established in 1948, mainly for imparting higher education to girls from partition-affected families. After partition many families came from the then East Pakistan and settled in the Sealdah railway station area and its neighborhood. It became necessary to open a branch for women at the nearest college. The girls had to take up jobs during the afternoons to support their families. So our College with its morning timings came into existence.

History In 1882 Surendranath Banerjea, eminent scholar, orator and statesman and one of the pioneers of India’s struggle for self-government and freedom, took over the charge of Presidency School. In January 1884, it was renamed Presidency Institution and became affiliated to the Intermediate Standard of the University of Calcutta. Later in the same year, with permission from Lord Ripon, it was renamed as Ripon College and became a full-fledged degree College under the University of Calcutta.

Sundarban Hazi Desarat College is a grant-in-aid college of West Bengal and is recognized under section 2(f) and 12B by the UGC. The college was established in 1961 at Pathankhali village in the then remote Gosaba island of Sundarbans. Despite lack of proper communication facility, drinking water, power supply and many other minimum required infrastructural facilities, the zeal and eagerness of some people to educate the most deprived and backward class of this area gave birth to this college.

The College runs in three shifts. The Morning Shift is exclusively meant for girls, the Evening Shift is meant for boys while the Day Shift runs as a co-educational unit. Over the years our students, the Jaipurians, have been able to make a mark for themselves in the academic field by dint of their serious effort and dedication.In its untiring effort to develop itself and keeping pace with the time, the College has introduced various new subjects like Electronics, Computer Science, Journalism...