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The Institute of Distance Education, started in 1976 as a teaching and research department of the University of Kerala, is one of the pioneering centre of distance learning in the state.
National College, affiliated to the University of Kerala is situated in the heart of Trivandrum city, amidst calm and serene surroundings conducive to learning. The college provides vast opportunities to build a knowledge savvy generation. Objectives of the College is to build up a new dynamic generation by imparting university level education in the emerging areas of Science and Technology. It provides opportunities in the resourceful fields of commerce and management by offering courses in ...
Chartered in 1866 by the then Maharaja of Travancore as a division of University College, the institution has a long history. Its bifurcation in 1924, amalgamation with University College again in 1942, abolition of the Intermediate course in 1956 (substituted by Pre-University course and later replaced by Pre-Degree in 1964), starting of B.A. Economics & B.Com. in 1971 etc. – Yes, this college has seen it all. Throughout its history, the college has always had one of the best teaching facult...
Established in 1981 by a team of eminent professors and educationalists, Axis has emerged as a center of excellence in education.
Late Bharatha Kesari Sri Mananthu Padmanabhan, the college started functioning in Perunthanni, Thiruvananthapuramin 1950. It is named after Her Highness Maharani Sethu Parvathi Bai who passed the historic Nair Regulation Act which provided security to Nair women. In 1971, the college was shifted to the present campus of thirty acres at eeramankara. In academic excellence and cultural activities the college has carved a niche of its own. In 1994 the college stood first in the Kerala niversity ...
Government Sanskrit College - Thiruvananthapuram was founded in 1889 by H.H. The Maharaja Sri Mulam Tirunal of the Travancore, on the model of the Benares Sanskrit College with title courses in Sanskrit. In 1936 the college was affiliated to the University of Madras and subsequently to the Tranvancore University. In 1948 the Government Sanskrit College - Thiruvananthapuram was raised to a first grade degree college. Post graduate courses in Nyaya (logic) and Vedanta (philosophy) were introduc...