Williamnagar Government College Williamnagar – 794111 East Garo Hills District Meghalaya Contact : 03658 – 220694, 09436103484
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Goodwill College Nongthymmai Shillong – 793014 East Khasi Hills District Meghalaya Contact No : 0364 – 2232712, 09436105251
Nabon Synod College Jaiaw, Shillong – 793002 East Khasi Hills District Meghalaya Contact No : 0364 – 2242317/2000424, 09863312638
St. Dominic College is a co-educational college, established in the year 1995. The college has a capacity of 900 student, providing well-equipped infrastructure like auditorium, computer room, common room etc and facilities to the student from hostel to medical facilities. The college has a total of nine departments providing three years courses in both Honour and pass courses in various subjects. The current principal of the college is Mrs. Mary Chatterjee.
Greater Mawlai College Shillong – 793017 East Khasi Hills Meghalaya Contact No : 0364 – 2250497, 09863788142
Kazi & Zaman College New Bhaitbari – 79 West Garo Hills District Meghalaya Contact No : 03650 – 224230, 09402548412
Nongtalang College was Established in the year 1988, by the Villagers under the leadership of (L) Shri. J.D. Pohrmen, Ex -Deputy Chief Minister of Meghalaya.The foundation Stone of the present College building was laid by L Shri. Purno A. Sangma, Chief Minister of Meghalaya on the 9th April 1988. The main objective of the Village durbar in establishing the college is to provide education to the poor and needy students of the areas, whose parents could not afford to send their children to the ...
Nongstoin College Nongstoin – 793119 West Khasi Hills District Meghalaya Contact No : 03654 – 202102, 09436108118/0985664230
Mendipathar College, Mendipathar was established on 30th July, 1971 affiliated to Guwahati University. The college started functioning from the academic session 1971-1972 and was formally inaugurated by Capt.Williamson A. Sangma, the first Chief Minister of Meghalaya on the 11th August, 1971.
Women’s College, Shillong, an Education India Trust sponsored linguistic minority institution was established in 1984. Ever since its inception, this institution, duly aided by a band of committed faculty, has been striving hard to translate its maxim ‘Abirabirma Edhi’ into reality through spread of education amongst the women, in particular, the tribal women belonging to India’s north eastern states. The institute takes pride in the fact that the academic performance of its students enables ...
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