Mahbubnagar District - Education

Education

Mahabubnagar district falls under the jurisdiction of Osmania University and Palamuru University. The district has many government junior, undergraduate and graduate colleges. Apart from these, the district also has the following private institutions:

  • Bodhini Public School
  • Adarsh Degree and PG College
  • PHRM Degree College
  • Sri Nagoji Rao Institue Of Technology & Science
  • SVS Medical College
  • Jaya Prakash Narayana Engineering College
  • Jaya Prakash Narayan Educational Society Group of Institutions, Christianpally
  • Sree Visveswaraya Institute of Technology & Science
  • Sri Kottam Tulasi Reddy Memorial College Of Engineering
  • Sri Vasavi Degree College
  • Vikas Junior College
  • Madina Group of Institutions
  • Sri Venkateshwara High School
  • Nalanda Vidyalaya High School
  • Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) Agriculture Institute, Madanapuram, Kothakota
  • Regional Agricultural Research Station (RARS), Palem Village, Nagarkurnool
  • Panchavati Vidyalaya High School, Christianpally
  • Panchavati Vidyalaya High School, Bhuthpur
  • Chaitanya High School, Yenugonda
  • Sri Chaithanya Degree & P.G. College
  • Vivekananda Institute of Science and Information Technology, shadnagar

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