Colleges in Rajasthan – Department of College Education manages the administration and development of higher education in the state of Rajasthan. The condition of higher education have improved manifold since the inception of DCE in 1958. As per the data of AISHE report 2019, the total number of registered colleges in Rajasthan are 3156 and there…

Colleges in Gujarat – Higher education in Gujarat has traditionally been recognized for its entrepreneurial learnings. The government of Gujarat is moving towards the mission to transform the state into an education hub for not only national but also for international students. Gujarat has both private and public colleges run by the government and private organizations. Commissionerate of…

Colleges in Goa –  Goa, the smallest state in India which shares its northern boundary with Maharashtra and Karnataka covers the eastern and southern boundary of the state. Goa, with a literacy rate of 88.7% stands at the fifth position in India. The state has been successful in delivering quality education widely and also houses some…

Colleges in Meghalaya – Meghalaya which is situated in the foothills of eastern Sub-Himalayas is a home of various top colleges of India such as IIM Shillong, NIT Shillong, and many more. As per the census 2011, the literacy rate of the state i.e. 74.43% is a bit more than the literacy rate of India i.e.…

Colleges in Chandigarh – ‘Schooling provides the basic tools to the students and  higher education is the process which provides the methodology on how to utilize those tools to produce polished professionals of tomorrow.’ Chandigarh is one of the most developed cities in the country. Chandigarh is a capital city of 2 prominent states of the…

Colleges in Bihar – Skill development is what polishes a student into a promising professional. In this scenario higher education bridges that path towards the same. Bihar is moving towards development in education. The state showed improvement of a staggering 14.41% as per the census for 2001 to 2011. It was around 46.94% in 2001 and …

Colleges in Assam – As one accomplishes basic schooling, higher education plays a very important role in streamlining that potential into a promising career. Assam is one such state which has been taking strides in making it possible. As per the census 2011, the literacy rate of this state was reported to be 73.18%. It had…

Colleges in Haryana – The Department of Higher Education is the official body responsible for managing and regulating the colleges of Haryana.  Haryana has taken extensive steps in the direction of imparting quality higher education and increasing the Gross Enrollment Ratio (GER). With the set up of more colleges, the government envisions to turn the state…

Colleges in Himachal Pradesh – Earlier, Himachal Pradesh had one of the lowest literacy rates accounting to 8% at the time of independence. However, now the state has a literacy rate of 82.80% and has performed better than other states in the fields of education. Himachal Pradesh has allocated 18.3% of its total budget for education…

Colleges in Karnataka– Higher education always plays a vital role for the country’s overall industrial, social and economic development. Higher educational institutes such as colleges and universities are responsible to provide quality higher education in the field of education, research etc. to empower youth for self-sustainability. As per the 2011 census, the literacy rate in…