Education
Hassan has been a center for learning with its various Engineering, Medical, Arts, Commerce and Science Colleges and students from surrounding taluks and villages come here for education. Some of the famous high schools and colleges include:
VETERINARY COLLEGE, HASSAN.
Government Engineering College(GECH)- Malnad College of Engineering
- Rajeev Institute of Technology
- Haranahalli Ramaswamy Institute of higher Education (HRIHE)(MBA)
- Arakalagudu Varadarajulu Kanthamma(AVK) College for Women
- Government Science College
- Smt L.V Government Polytechnic College
- Sri Venkateshwara PU College
- NDRK College
- Sri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara College of Ayurveda
- Krishna Law College
- Hassan Institute of Medical Sciences(HIMS)
- Hasanamba Dental College
- Aravinda High School
- Government Boys High School
- Green Wood English School
- Holy Mother Convent
- Mansoora Arabic College (IAC)
- Kendriya Vidyalaya(KV) Hassan
- National High School
- Sri Ramakrishna Vidyalaya
- St. Joseph's High School
- Yagachi Institute of Technology
- Vijaya Convent
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