Education
The University of Calicut is located at Thenjipalam
. There are 3 Education Districts, namely Tirur, Malappuram, Wandoor and 17 Sub Education districts in this District
- Medical Cillege:-
1.M.E.S Medical College, Perinthalmanna
2.Manjeri General Hospital is planned to upgrade to Govt, Medical College
- Ayurvedic Medical Cillege:-
1. VPSV Ayurveda College, Kottakkal
- Engineering College:-
1. MES Engineering College, Kuttippuram
2. Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering & Technology, Malappuram
3. M.E.A. Engineering College, Perinthalmanna
4. Veda Vyasa Institute of Technlogy, Karadparamba
5. Calicut University Institute of Engineering and Technology, Thenhipalam
- Polytechnic Colleges:-
1. SSM Polytechnic College, Tirur
2. Govt Polytechnic College, Perinthalmanna
3. Govt Polytechnic College, Tirurangadi.
4. Govt Women's Polytechnic College, Kottakal
- Govt. Arts Colleges:-
1. Government College, Malappuram
2. Pookkoya Thangal Memorial Govt. college, Perintalmanna
3. Thunchan memorial Govt. Vollege, vakkad, Tirur
- Pharmacy College
1. Devaki Amma Memorial College of Pharmacy, Chelembra.
2. Jmia Salafiya Pharmacy College,Pulikkal.
3. Moulana College of Pharmacy, Perinthalmanna.
4. Al Shifa College of Pharmacy, Perinthalmanna.
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