List of All Colleges in India

I.T.S School of Excellence in Information Technology and Management, a rapidly upcoming B-School, is committed to imparting quality and productive education. I.T.S was established in 1996 under the aegis of Durga Charitable Society, and promoted by a group of public spirited entrepreneurs committed to the development of professional education.I.T.S is young but this has never been a deterrent for its growth. Since inception I.T.S has catapulated into one of the most sought after B-schools in ...

Nanak Chand Anglo Sanskrit College was established in the year 1952 by Nanak Chand Trust, which was founded in 1903 in revered memory of Pandit Nanak Chand a sage and visionary, gifted with a rare combination of Wisdom, Wealth and Will to strive for nation-building. The very name of the institution and the emblem- with Stayam Shivam and Sundram, is deeply rooted in the Indian Philosophy endeavouring to follow a positive growth in all possible directions.

Ch. Chhotu Ram (P.G.) College, Muzaffarnagar established in 1959, is having a green and beautiful campus of 5.4 acres and about 185 bigha agricultural land The college is situated at circular road of Muzaffarnagar headquarter. The college is affiliated to Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerut. The college is having well equipped laboratories, rich computerized library and sound sports facilities and internet facility.

SNDT Women’s University founded by Bharatratna Dhondo Keshav Karve in 1916, is the first women’s university in India as well as South East Asia, comprising 227 affiliated colleges spread over in Maharashtra, Gujarat and other parts of India. The main office of the university is situated in Churchgate, Mumbai and one of the major campuses is in Pune. SNDT College of Home Science was established on the 16 acre campus in 1968, with the aim to create responsible women citizens of India and to enl...

St. Thomas' College of Engineering & Technology was established on 29th of August 2000 on a land measuring 5.276 acre allotted by the St. Thomas' School based on the No Objection Certificate granted by the Government of West Bengal vide Order No. 591-Edn(T) dated 28th December, 1999 issued by the Principal Secretary, Department of Higher Education.

St. Pius X College, managed by the Catholic Arch Diocese of Kottayam has been started in the year 1995 with the pious intension of providing high quality higher education to the common people of a backward region. This college is affiliated to the University of Kannur and is aided by the Govt. of Kerala . Mission To be a center of excellence in higher education affordable to common man.. To be a beacon of eternal inspiration, to be the wheel within wheels to fulfil the aspirations of students...

The Department of Physics was established in 1959 as one of the departments of Providence Women’s College affiliated to the University of Calicut. Sr.Geralda, was the efficient and energetic founder Head of the Department. The department had to handle only pre-degree and subsidiary classes till 1972. B.Sc. classes started in 1972 and M.Sc. started in 1998. The goal and objective of the department was to undertake graduate and post graduate teaching and impart research training to students who...

N.M.S.M Govt. College, Kalpetta, was started in October 1981 in Jinachandra Memorial Auditorium, Kalpetta. It was shifted to its present campus in 1982. The college is located 5 km away from Kalpetta. The land was donated by late Sri. Neelikandy Moideen Sahib to the college sponsoring committee. With the intention of fostering his sacred memory for the posterity, the college has been named after him- Neelikandy Moideen Sahib Memorial Govt. College.The institute was upgraded in 1989 to the sta...

Mar Dionysius College is at Pazhanji- a small village with a beautiful and serene land scape, 6 kms away from Kunnamkulam municipal town and 14 kms away from the Guruvayoor railway station. The village prides itself with unique cultural tradition.M. D college, Pazhanji in Thrissur District affiliated to the University of Calicut was formally inaugurated on 16th December 1982; under the Educational Agency of H.H.Moran Mar Baselios Marthoma Mathews I, Catholicos of the East and Malankara Metrop...

Modern Education Society was established in 1932, with motto "FOR THE SPREAD OF LIGHT". The Modern Education Society's College of Engineering, Pune was established in 1999 and conducts the following courses leading to Bachelor's Degree in Engineering & Master Degree in Engineering.

Government Arts and Science College Karwar, a First Grade College, affiliated to Karnatak University Dharwad was started as Shri Keshav Gajanan Sabnis(K.G.S) Arts and Science College by Academy of General Education(A.G.E) Karwar in June 1961 and taken over by Government of Karnataka in June 1977.

Carmel College for Women, a Christian college, was established in 1964 to fulfil the long felt need for an institute for higher learning for women in Goa. The site for the college was generously donated by Mrs. Thelma Da Costa Lourenco of Margao, whose dream of a women’s college has become a reality. Carmel College of Arts, Science and Commerce for Women is nestled at the foot of the hills in the village of Nuvem, Goa. It has the distinction of being the first and only College for women in th...

Vidyasagar College is a living monument of the untiring labours of Pandit Ishwarchandra Vidyasagar. This is the first private college held its own place in the field of education. A great many eminent sons of India from various walks of life have been associated with this college, either as students, teachers or as administrators and committee members. It was the great Indian educationalist and social reformer Pandit Ishwarchandra Vidyasagar who was associated with the College from its very i...

Uluberia college owes its existence to the selfless and untiring service of the Founder-Principal Late Haripada Ghosal along with generous donations from the local people. Established in 1948 as a humble institution, the college has now developed to cater to more than four thousand students of diverse communities and backgrounds.

The spread of European education in alliance with the doctrine of Christianity had been an important impetus to missionary enterprise in India in the nineteenth century. Scottish Church College, established in 1830 as the General Assembly's Institution and given its present name in 1929 is an institution born out of one such impetus.

Rammohan College owes its origin to City College, Calcutta which is one of the oldest first grades College in West Bengal. It was founded in 1881 by a band of patriotic and selfless Bramo leaders like Ananda Mohan Bose, Pandit Sivnath Sastri and Umesh Chandra Dutta. Rastraguru Surendranath Banerjee tater joined the College as teacher. Upto 1961 City College had a women’s Department in morning which has separately affiliated in 1961 to the Calcutta University and renamed as Rammohan College.

The year 1932 saw the birth of a new era in the history of Physical Education in West Bengal. That year a Physical Training Centre was founded by the Government of West Bengal to provide trained leadership in Physical Education which was much more popular by the name of Capt. James Buchhanan, the founder Principal. The campus in a rented building at 26-A Ballygaunge Circular Road, Calcutta-19 had very little scope and space for the type of activities and the students numbering only twenty had...

The partition of India witnessed a mass exodus of people of East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) to West Bengal. Among many refugee colonies that sprang up, New Barrackpore was one. Immediately after the need of food and shelter, demand for educational institution arose. This led to the birth of the college. The College started with a handful of students in a few rented rooms of a local school. But now it has under gone a complete transformation. Struggle is still there, but it is no more a struggl...

Tarakeswar Degree College is a relatively new college as compared to other colleges in the neighbourhood.It was established twenty two years ago on 5th September- a day celebrated as the Teachers’ Day in memory of Dr. Sarbapally Radhakrishnan, a renowned Indian philosopher and educationist.They worked relentlessly to transform their dreams into reality, to enlighten and ignite the minds of a large section of uneducated off-springs of peasant families.

During World War II, the apprehension of bombardment of Kolkata endengered exodus of people from the city Kolkata on an alarming scale as a result, the authorities of the big non Governmentt Colleges in Kolkata in a 'dispersal' scheme proposed off-shoots of those colleges in different parts of West Bengal, miles away from the capital of which Katwa was one.