Colleges in Karnataka

The BLDE Association started this college at Basavan Bagewadi in the year 1982. The main objective of it was to serve the downtrodden, disadvantaged and rural agricultural society of Basavan Bagewadi. It is the birth place of His Holiness Shri Basaveshwara, a great social reformer and revolutionary of the 12th Century. This place is 42KM away from Bijapur, which is known for the world famous historical monument GolGumbaz.

The Bijapur Liberal District Education Association (BLDEA) was established in 1910. Founded by philanthropists and visionaries par excellence, who foresaw the tremendous scope and significance of education in North Karnataka region, the BLDE Association has emerged as one of the foremost charitable associations in Karnataka. Shri B. M. Patil, a renowned statesman, was one of the most notable custodians of the Association. The BLDE Association has honed and nurtured 75 educational institutions.

Anjuman Law College Bijapur is one of the educational branches of Anjuman – E – Islam, which is well known institute. The college started functioning in 1980 and it is counted among top law colleges in India. It is affiliated to Karnataka University, Dharwad. Anjuman Law College is approved by Bar Council of India (BCI), Government of India, New Delhi. Anjuman Law College Bijapur admits students to its undergraduate program in the stream of law - Bachelor of Laws (LLB). The course is a three-...

K.B.College of Education, Kumta Uttara Kannada

BGVS's Shree Durgadevi Arts College, Kerwadi

BGVS's Law College, Sadashivagad District(s) Uttara Kannada State Karnataka

Bapuji Grameen Vikas Samiti's (Karwar N.K.) Arts College, Ramanagar, (Tq: Joida) District(s) Uttara Kannada

Anjuman-Hami-A-Muslimin Society's BBA College, Bhatkal

Anjuman Hami-E-Muslimeen started its first educational institute for boys in 1919 and thereafter it took more than fifty Years to open a degree college for them. On the other hand, when it started its first educational institute for girls in 1971, it took less than twenty-five years to open a separate degree college for them. Although, from 1983 itself girls joined the coedu­cational degree college of Anjuman , the evils of coeducation were not lost sight of by the management. It took another...

HTRS' Priyadarshini Arts College, Rattihalli Haveri