Maharaja High School and Pre-University College

Maharaja High School, also called 'Rajas Free School', has completed 182 years of service to the cause of education. The school was started, initially as a primary school, in Mysuru, the cultural capital of Karnataka, in the year 1833 by his highness Mummadi Krishna Raja Wodeyar. For some time the school was located in Nazarabad. In 1863, the school was upgraded to High School. In the year 1879, the college classes were also started. In the year 1893, the school and college were shifted to the present Maharaja College Building. After the commencement of the University of Mysore, classes up to intermediate were shifted temporarily to Jaganmohan Palace. The British were heading the institution up to 1916. The High School and P. U. College were shifted to the present building in the year 1921. In the year 1972, two year P.U.C. came into existence.

• Senior Secondary School
• Karnataka Board of the Pre-University Education
• Private School
• Co-Educational School