Law, Arts, Commerce, Science & Business Management Colleges
- Agasthya College of Management Studies, Kodialbail
- Alva's first grade college
- Badria First Grade College, Bunder, Mangalore
- Besant Women's College, Kodialbail
- Besant Evening College, Kodialbail
- Canara College, Kodialbail
- College of Fisheries,Jeppina Mogaru,Gorigudda
- Govindadasa College, Suratkal
- Govt First Grade College Mangalore http://gfgcmangalore.blogspot.com, Carstreet, Mangalore - 575 001. Karnataka, INDIA.
- Govt First Grade College for Women Mangalore, Balmatta, Mangalore.
- Govt.Fr.Gr.College, Kavoor
- Institute of Professional Science & Management College of Social Work, Vidyanagar, Kulur
- Karavali College, Kottara
- Karnataka College, Ashokanagar
- K.S.Gowda First Grade college (BBM & BCom) Varsha nagar,Ninthikal, Sullia
- Manel Srinivas Nayak Memorial Institute of PG Management Studies, Bondel
- Mangalore Academy Of Professional Studies, Kadri Hills
- Mangalore University, Konaje
- Meredian College Mangalore, Ullal, Someshwar Road - 575 020 Ph 0824 2463674/ 9060773557
- Sahyadri Institute of Management & Sciences
- Sandesha College of Fine Arts, Bajjodi
- School of Social Work, Roshni Nilaya, Jeppu
- SDM Law College, Ballalbagh
- SDM Law college,Kodialbail
- Sharada College, Kodialbail
- Shree Bharathi College, Nanthoor
- Shree Narayan Guru Fr.Gr. College, Katipalla
- St. Aloysius College Founded 1880, Light House Hill
- St. Agnes College, Bendore
- Sri Ramakrishna College, Bunts Hostel Circle
- Sri Gokarnanatheshwara College, Mannagudda
- Sri Devi College of Information Science, Lalbagh
- Sri Devi College of Interior Decoration, Ballalbagh
- Sri Devi Institute of Social Work, Ballalbagh
- Shri Devi College, Ballalbagh
- Sri Narayana Guru College, Kudroli
- Transformational Institute for Managerial Excellence(TIME), Ashokanagara
- University College Founded 1868 (formerly Government College), Hampankatta
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