Colleges in Manipur

Manipur University was established on 5th June, 1980 under the Manipur University Act. 1980 (Manipur Act 8 of 1980), as a teaching cum-affiliating university at Imphal with territorial jurisdiction over the whole of the state of manipur and it was converted into a central university w.e.f. 13/10/2005. The Manipur University Act No 54 of 2005 received the assent of the President on 28/12/2005. At present the University has 48 affiliated colleges inclusive of 2 medical colleges. Manipur Institu...

The Moreh College College was established during the academic session 1992-1993 to cater to the higher educational needs of the people of the international border town of Moreh and the surrounding remote villages within the Chandel district of Manipur in the hills. The College is at present a Government Aided College, managed by the Moreh College Governing Body.

The Liberal College, Luwangsangbam established in the year 1979, is the outcome of a long cherished Will and Desire of the people in the area. This ALMA MATER was named “Liberal College” unanimously in a historic public meeting convened on June 3, 1979 by the four Pradhans of Gram Panchayats in the Heingang Assembly Constituency at the premises of the Srivan High School, luwangsangbam. The college is about 8km away towards the northern side of the Imphal City and the western side of the Natio...

Wahikom Mani's Girls’ College is located at Thoubal Okram, Manipur. The institution was established in the year 1980 with great enthusiasm. The institute was started by some local educationists, local people and social workers for the promotion of higher education of females in order to increase the rate of women's literacy. The college was formerly known as "Thobal girls" college. The college's present foundation was laid down in the year 1981. The Institute promotes women's higher education...

Founded in 1970, Ideal Girls’ college is the only girls’ college in the Imphal East and the second oldest government girls’ college in the state. Starting in a small way as a private education entity, it gained the status of a Government College in the year 1979. It has been imparting academic values and other co-curricular activities to the girls-students of this rural area and its surroundings for the past 43 years.

The Kumbi College, Kumbi was established on the 27th September, 1981 with moral, physical and financial support from local general public to impart higher education to the students of this economically and educationally backward area of the State. The College was registered under Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 in 1985. The college is situated at a distance of about 55 km from the State capital, Imphal on the southern corner of Manipur valley in Bishnupur district. The college stands a...

Nambol L. Sanoi College, Nambol , Manipur was established in 17th July,1966 at Nambol with the full cooperation from the surrounding inhabitants including many politicians. It was shifted from Nambol to kongkhampat Awang,Nambol in 1971.

The South East Manipur College SEMCO was established on the 2nd January 1981 at Komlathabi in co-operation with the people of Komlathabi area, The South East Manipur College is located at Komlathabi now known as Kapaam in Chandel District of Manipur. Komlathabi Kapaam is the biggest Moyon village. It is situated on the State High Way No. 10 at a land lock plain area just at two kms from Pallel towards Chandel Head Quarters.

The Mayai Lambi College , Yumnam Huidrom is one of the oldest Government Aided College of the State of Manipur in the Imphal West District. The College was established as a co-educational college in the year 1981 with the specific purpose of providing, in its initial stage the Local Youths with access to higher education under the able leadership of Late Chungkham Rajmohan Singh, Ex-Minister, Fisheries and Power, Wangoi Constituency with the co-operation of the local populances. The College h...

The Thoubal College was established as a night college in the year 1963 to meet the academic needs of Thoubal area. It was a result of the determined effort of educated pioneers with inspiration and support from the local public. The building of the present Chaoyaima Higher Secondary School was utilized till its own building was constructed in the year 1969 at the present campus. The college was shifted and converted into a day college from the academic session 1969-70.The college is situated...

The Naorem Birahari College, Khundrakpam was established, as is known today, in the year 1986 and is registered under Regd. No. 1989. The college started course for P.U.C. Arts-I Year in 1988, and the first batch of P.U.C. Arts- II year appeared the P.U.C. Examination, 1990 at D.M. College centre was due permission from the Manipur University, Canchipur.

Presidency College is the only Government College within Kangpokpi District of Manipur. It was established in 1973 and is affiliated to Manipur University, Canchipur, Imphal, Manipur since 1980. It is recognised by UGC under section 2 F and 12 B of the UGC Act 1956 vide letter No. MU/8/9/82-UGC A /3744 dated 12/11/1982. Having established with modest infrastructure and sheer determination, the college has grown from strength to strength and has become one of the best centres of learning in th...

The Oriental College was founded in 1963 as a private college under the leadership of Late Shri Nongthombam Ibomcha Singh(Tera lai), renowned politician and social worker, with physical and monetary support from a number of people of this area.

Yangambam Kumar College, Wangjing, Manipur was established as a co-educational private college on October 28, 1972 with affiliation to Gauhati University, Gauhati, Assam, under a private Management Committee comprising some leading local educationists and social workers of Wangjing, Lamding and adjoining villages of that time. Late Yangambam Biren Babudhon Singh of Wangjing Awang Leikai was the Founder Chairman of the management committee governing body. The details of the erstwhile governing...

C.I. College, Bishnupur is a three non-residential government college where co-education is imparted to student from different parts of Manipur.The college gradually scaled up to the present standard with donation and toil of the surrounding villagers.

Hill College, Tadubi, unlike other colleges, saw the light of the day under direct sponsorship of the Government of Manipur in the year 1978. This college is located 100kms far away from the capital city, Imphal and 2Kms away from the National Highway No. 39 popularly known as Imphal - Dimapur Road, at an isolated and interior hill top. This College is situated in between the latitude degree of 24.8 and longitude degree of 93.95 with an area of 17.25 acres.

Dhanamanjuri College of Teacher Education DMCTE, Imphal got its’ birth from the first ever Education Department of the erstwhile D. M. College, in 1952. In 1972, after Manipur got its statehood on 21st January 1972, it enjoyed a separate existence as Teacher Training College, and later on it was renamed as Post Graduate Training College on 15th September 1972. Acclaimed as one of the top B. Ed College in India by Indian Education.com, the D. M.

Trinity Teacher Training College, Koirengei was established by laying its foundation on March 3, 2001. The College is located at Koirengei about 9 kms. From the capital of Manipur State, India, and is surrounded by the grassy ranges of hills and green fields all around and is a co-education institution. The College is recognize by the E.R.C. National Council of Teacher Education, Bhubaneswar, Government of Manipur and the Manipur University.

Kanan Devi Memorial College of Education, Pangei, Yangdong, Imphal East, Manipur was established in 1992. It was inaugurated on the auspicious day of Maha Sankranti, the 14th January, 1993 by His Excellency Chintamani Panigrahi, the then Governor of Manipur. The college stands in the midst of sylvan an idyllic setting surrounded by the grassy green hills and verdant paddy fields lulled by the murmuring melodies of the vibrant rivulets.

The Hindi Teachers Training College, Imphal was established in the year 1975 by the Government of Manipur under the Centrally Sponsored Scheme Establishment of Hindi Teachers Training College in Non-Hindi Speaking States, with the creation of 9 posts namely, 3 Lecturers in Hindi, 1 Librarian, 1 UDC, 1 LDC, 2 Grade IV and 1 Chowkidar. The College was inaugurated on 01.11.1975 at its present premise by Late Shri N. Tombi Singh, then Hon?ble MP of Manipur under the aegis of the then Director of ...