List of Educational Institutions in Nagpur - Colleges

Colleges

  1. Shree Mathuradas Mohota College Of Science,Nagpur (S M M College Of Science,Nagpur)
  2. Institute of Science (Formerly known as Science College) www.iscnagpur.ac.in
  3. M.P. Deo Memorial (Dharampeth) Science College
  4. Dr.Panjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth, College of Agriculture
  5. Central India College of Law
  6. St. Francis De Sales College, Seminary Hills,
  7. G.H Raisoni College Of Engineering(GHRCE),Digdoh Hills,Crpf Gate NO.3,Hingna Road,Nagpur -440016
  8. G.H.Raisoni Institute of Information & Technology, Shradha House, Kingsway, - 440001
  9. Dr. Ambedkar College- Deeksha Bhoomi, -10
  10. Hislop College, Civil Lines,
  11. C P. and Berar College of Arts and Commerce - Dharampeth, -2
  12. Morris College, |Vasantrao Naik Government College of Art and Social Sciences - -1
  13. G S College Of Commerce -
  14. Matru Sewa Sangh Institute of Social Work, Bajaj Nagar - - 440010.
  15. Dhanwate National college - Congress nagar, -12
  16. Tirpude College Of Social Work, Sadar - -440001
  17. Central Indian Institute Of Mass Communication -
  18. Shivaji Science College - Congress nagar, -12
  19. P W S College of Arts and Commerce - Kamptee road,
  20. Anjuman Hami Islam College Of Arts- Sadar, -1
  21. Shrimati Kaushalyadevi Maheshwari College Of Arts - -8
  22. Shri Shivaji Science College-
  23. Vrajlal Manilal Vasant Commerce
  24. Jashbhai Jeergibhai Patel science College
  25. Jaydev Shankar Manishankar Thakur arts—Wardhaman nagar, -8
  26. Women's College - Nandanwan, -9
  27. Lady Amrutbai Daga College Of Women (LAD) - -10
  28. Sindhu Mahavidyalaya
  29. Baba Nanak Sindhi Hindi High School and Junior College
  30. VMV College
  31. Umiya Shankar Narayanji High School And Junior College
  32. Model Arts & Commerce College, Karanja (Gh. ) Dist. -Wardha

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