Report on

COLLECTION OF NAME OF COLLEGES. IN INDIA

Guided by
Exposys Data Labs

Presented by
Siddhi Bhargodeo

Domain
HR

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 Abstract

Education is become important part of everyone’s life . For good education good
universities and colleges are necessary . In this report I have tried to collect data of all
colleges in India. Mainly institutions are categorized in 3 broad Categories; University,
College and Stand-Alone Institutions. The top 8 States in terms of highest number of
colleges in India are Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh,
Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat.
I have collect some information about colleges and universities such as there are 522
General, 177 Technical, 63 Agriculture & Allied, 66 Medical,23 Law, 12 Sanskrit and 11
Language Universities and rest 145 Universities are of other Categories. 78.6% Colleges are
privately managed; 65.2% Private-unaided and 13.4% Private-aided . Andhra Pradesh &
Telangana have about 80% Private-unaided colleges and Uttar Pradesh has 78.5% Private-
unaided colleges, whereas, Chandigarh has 8.0%.
Universities and colleges again can classified as Central universities , open Universities ,
private universities , Deemed universities , Government aided , non aided universities .
Colleges are also run on single program , privately managed or by government as it is also
mentioned in previous line . There are almost 60% colleges located in rural area.
In this way Colleges and universities can be classified and data can be collected with the
help of various reports on colleges mainly AISHE All India Survey On Higher Education.

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 Table of Content

Sr. No. Name Page No.

1 Introduction 4-8
1.1 Universities 4-5
1.2 Colleges 6-7
1.3 Stand Alone Institutions 8
2 Methodology 9-12
3 Conclusion 13

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 Introduction

1. University

There are total 1043 universities among them 408 Universities are privately
managed and 420 Universities are located in rural area. 17 Universities are
exclusively for women with 3 in Rajasthan, 2 in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, 1 each in
Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Maharashtra,
Odisha, Uttarakhand and West Bengal. There are 307 Affiliating Universities. The
state-wise number of universities by types is given .
In addition to 1 Central Open University, 14 State Open Universities and 1 State
private
Open University, there are 110 Dual mode Universities, which offer education
through both regular and distance mode also. Out of 110 Dual mode Universities,
13 are located in Tamil Nadu. In Jharkhand, neither there is any Open University nor
any Dual Mode University.

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 No. Of States with dual mode universities are shown below in the chart :

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 2. Colleges

Affiliated and constituent institutions of Central and State Public Universities

have been counted as colleges. Constituent units of deemed/private universities, Off-
campus centers and Recognized centres have not been counted asColleges. There are
307 affiliating Universities and they have 42343 colleges. There are 16 Universities,
which have 500 or more colleges. Chatrapati Sahuji Maharaj Kanpur University,
Kanpur has the maximum number of colleges (946). Evidently, there are wide
variations in number of colleges per district. n these 10 districts almost 10.7% of
colleges are located out of total colleges. However, the top 50 districts have about
32.0% of colleges.
Number districts by college densities as shown below :

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College density, i.e., the number of colleges per lakh eligible population (population in the
age-group 18-23 years) varies from 7 in Bihar to 59 in Karnataka as compared to All India
average of 30. The top 7 states in terms of highest number of Colleges in India are Uttar
Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Madhy
Pradesh which have 27 and more Colleges per lakh population. In Uttar Pradesh, there are
7788 Colleges and for every one lakh population there are 31 Colleges. Similarly
Maharashtra comes second with 4494 Colleges and 34 Colleges per lakh population.
Karnataka comes at third position with 4047 Colleges and 59 Colleges per lakh population
whereas Rajasthan is at fourth position with 3380 Colleges and 37 Colleges per lakh
population.
Andhra Pradesh comes at fifth position with 2750 Colleges and has College density of 51.
Tamil Nadu comes at sixth position with 2610 Colleges and 38 Colleges per lakh population
whereas Madhya Pradesh is at seventh position with 2411 Colleges and 27 Colleges per lakh
population. Gujrat has 2275 Colleges and 31 Colleges for every one lakh population. Most of
the Colleges run only Under Graduate level programmes. Only 2.7% of Colleges run Ph.D.
level programmes and 35.04% of colleges run Post Graduate Level programmes.

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3 . Stand Alone Institutions

Stand Alone Institutions are categorised into 7 categories as described below:

Type I- Diploma Level Technical Institutes such as Polytechnics, which are generally
recognised by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and administered by State
Directorate of Technical Education.

Type II- Diploma Level Teacher Training Institutes including District Institute of Education
and
Training (DIETs) recognised by National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) and
generally
administered by State Council for Education Research and Training (SCERT).

Type III- Diploma Level Nursing Institutes recognised by Indian Nursing Council (INC) and
generally administered by State Nursing Council/Boards.

Type IV- PGDM (Post Graduate Diploma in Management) Institutes recognised by AICTE

Type V- Institutes directly under the control of various Central Ministries

Type VI- Paramedical Institutes

Type VII- Hotel Management & Catering Institutes Number of Stand-alone institutions
varied widely across the States including their degree of response.
In Gujarat and Chhattisgarh polytechnics have been affiliated with the University and
therefore they have not been counted as Stand-alone Institutions. The Polytechnics in these 2
States have been included in the Colleges. Stand-alone Institutions are mainly run by Private
sector (76.2%); Private unaided – 67.1% and Private aided – 9.1%. Only 23.8% Institutions
are in Government sector. 56.1% Institutions are located in Rural Area.

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 Methodology

College means any Institution, whether known as such or by any other name which provides
for a course of study for obtaining any qualification from a university and which, in
accordance with the rules and regulations of such university, is recognised as competent to
provide for such course of study and present students undergoing such course of study for the
examination for the award of such qualification. These are the institutions established or
maintained by or admitted to the privileges of the University.
Colleges are generally of two types:
(i) University/Constituent College maintained by the University
(ii) Affiliated College
First I have introduced type of colleges and how they are classified on basis affiliated and non
affiliated wise . Previously I have introduced No. Of colleges in the states and gives idea
about population in them and private and government college percentage .
Higher education is regulated by some agencies like UGC ( University Grant commission),.
All India Council of Technical Education ( AICTE) , Medical Council of India (MCI )
etc,These agencies regulate education in India . In this way I have collected these
information, now there are some colleges in India State wise with the principal name , Email
and one college from each State is given below :

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[Link]. & State Collage Name Principal Name Principal Email
1. Andhra Chaitanya Bharati Dr. Panduragan cbitpdtr@[Link]
Pradesh Institute of Technology Ravi

2. Arunachal North Eastern Regional Dr. Joram Begi mdmanapuram@[Link]

Pradesh Institute Of Science Director
and Technology
,NERIST
3. Assam Don Bosco College of Dr. Manoranjan contact@[Link]
Engineering and
Technology
4. Bihar Indian Institute of Dr. Mayank sriru@[Link]
Technology Patna Tiwari

5. Chhattisgarh SHRI Dr. R. N. Patel ssgi@[Link]

SHANKARACHARYA
TECHNICAL
6. Goa GOA IT Mr. Jervis info@[Link]
INNOVATION Pereira,
CENTRE Director,

7. Gujarat National Design Mahesh coo_ndbi@[Link]

Business Krovvidi, CEO
IncubatorNIIDNational
8. Haryana Technology Business Dr. dir@[Link]
Incubator- [Link],
Society for Innovation Director Vice
Chancellor

9. Himachal Govt. College, Jukhala Anju Bala [email protected]

Pradesh Sharma
10. Jharkhand Indian School of Mines Prof. [Link], dt@[Link]
Director
11. Karnataka Nitte meenakshi Dr. V.S manjunath@[Link]
Institute of Technology Manjunath
12. Kerala Gvt. College of Engg. Dr. Satyakumar drtdjohn@[Link]
Kannur. Ke
13. Madhya Lakshmi Narayan Dr. A. K. Sinha lnctindore@[Link]
Pradesh College of
Technology
14. Maharashtra Government College of Dr. W. Z. principalgeca@[Link]
engineering , Gandhare
Aurangabad
15. Manipur National Institute of Mr. Rajkumar manglem@[Link]
Technology Lalit Singh,
Head of Institute

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 16. Meghalaya Tura Government Shri. Terence D. tgcprincipal@[Link]
College Marak

17. Mizoram Government Aizwal C. Sangluai aizawlcollege75@[Link]

college
18. Nagaland Nagaland Mini Tool Er. [Link] dimapur_nmttc@[Link]
Room Training Rengma, CEO
Centre NewIndustrial
Estate
19. Odisha National Institute of Prof. Sangram jagmohanty@[Link]
Science Mudali, Director
Technology
20. Punjab Chitkara Institute of Mr. SR Mustafa, srmustafa73@[Link]
Engineering Principal
Mentor
21. Rajasthan Institute of Engineering R. K. Agrawal , ietalwar@[Link]
Technology Director corp
office
22. Sikkim college of Agricultural Dr. P. K. [Link]@[Link]
Engineering Shrivastava ,
and Post Harvest Dean
Technology
23. Tamil Nadu Dept of management Prof. M. S. thillair@[Link]
Studies Ananth,
Director
24. Telangana J.N.T.U.H. College of Dr. M Asha [Link]@[Link]
Engineering Rani
Hyderabad Jawaharlal
Nehru
25. Tripura Netaji Subhash Dr. Rita Das [Link]@[Link]
Mahavidyalay, Udaipur. Nayak
26. Uttar IIMT Institute of Dr. S. Biswas , mail@[Link]
Pradesh Engineering Director
Technology Meerut
27. Uttarakhand Indian Institute of Prof. S. C. ipr-cell@[Link]
Technology Saxena, Director
28. West Bengal Vivekanand Institute of B. K. Datta , vibsran@[Link]
Biotechnology Director
A. Andaman Dr. B.R. AMBEDKAR Mr. Arun [Link]@[Link]
and Nicobar INSTITUTE Of Shrivastava
Islands TECHNOLOGY
B. Chandigarh Chandigarh College of Pradeep Kumar cca@[Link]
Architecture Bhagat
C. Jammu and Model Institute of Dr. Ankur ankurgupta@[Link]
Kashmir Engg. & Gupta , joint
Technolog Director
D. National Shriram Institute for Mr. Bhupesh sritbi@[Link]

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 capital Industrial Sharma
territory of Research
Delhi
E. Puducherry Achariya College of Dr. V. Rajesh acethead@[Link]
Engineering Kumar
Technology

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 Conclusion

From this report I have learnt more information about higher education agencies and how
colleges are classified according to them . It can be concluded that there are 1043 Colleges in
India according to AISHE . It is important to classify the Universities , Colleges to know
about their population and status.

I am familiarise with the responding and non responding universities or colleges hoe they
are classified not only this but also State wise percentage of Colleges and their population . If
someone has given me the topic and ask to collect the data then how to find it where I get
proper data for my topic and how should I choose these main points I have learnt while doing
this report . Now I am conclude with quote on Colleges as:

" COLLEGE IS REWARD FOR SURVIVING HIGH SCHOOL. “

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