Academy of Human Resources Development
AFMC, Pune (Est: 194
Address: Sholapur Road, Pune Cut-off: Entrance exam
AIIMS, Delhi (Est: 1956) Address: Ansari Nagar, New Delhi Seats: 50 Cut-off: Entrance exam
Aligarh Muslim University
Annamalai University
Andhra University Engineering College
Aurora’s Degree College, Hyderabad (Est: 1989) Address: Chikkadpalli, Hyderabad Seats: BCA: 40, BSc (Computer Science): 350, BSc (Life Sciences): 220, BCom: 275 Cut-off: 60 per cent
A.V. College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Hyderabad (Est: 196
Address: Domalguda, Hyderabad Seats: BSc: 330, BCom: 300, BA: 150, BCA: 40 Cut-off: 55 per cent
Badruka College of Commerce & Arts, Hyderabad (Est: 1950) Address: Kachiguda Station Road, Hyderabad Seats: Science: 60, Commerce: 300 Cut-off: 76.5 per cent
Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore (Est: 1954) Address: Fort, near City Market, Bangalore Seats: 200 Cut-off: Entrance test
Banaras Hindu University
Bethune College, Calcutta (Est: 1849) Address: 181, Bidhan Sarani, Calcutta Seats: 20 for each subject Cut-off: Arts: 55 per cent, Science: 60 per cent
Bhavans New Science College, Hyderabad (Est: 1956) Address: Narayanguda, Hyderabad - 500 029 Seats: BCA: 53, BSc: 240, BCom: 60 Cut-off: 60 per cent
Birla Institute of Technology and Sciences, Pilani (Est: 1964) Address: Pilani, Rajasthan
B.M. College of Commerce, Pune (Est: 1943 ) Address: B.M.C.C. Road, Pune Seats: 600 Cut-off: 81 per cent
B.M.S College of Engineering
Christ College, Bangalore (Est: 1969) Address: Hosur Road, Bangalore Seats: Arts: 366, Science: 260, Commerce: 300 Cut-off: 60 per cent
Christian Medical College, Vellore (Est: 1900) Address: Bagayam, Vellore-632004 Seats: 60 Cut-off: Entrance exam
City College, Calcutta (Est: 1879) Address: 102/1 Raja Ramohan Sarani, Calcutta Seats: Arts and Science: 30 to 50 depending on subject, Commerce: 300
College of Engineering, Roorkee (Est: 1847) Address: University of Roorkee, Roorkee Seats: 390 Cut-off: Entrance test
Cochin University of Science and Technology
Daulat Ram College for Women, Delhi (Est: 1960) Address: University of Delhi, Delhi Seats: 600 Cut off: Arts: 75 per cent, Science: 85 per cent, Commerce: 80 per cent
Delhi College of Engineering, Delhi (Est:1940) Address: Kashmiri Gate, Delhi Seats:650 Cut-off: Entrance exam
Delhi University
D.G. Ruparel College, Mumbai (Est: 1952) Address: Senapati Bapat Marg, Mahim, Mumbai Seats: Arts: 220, Science: 300, Commerce: 315
Elphinstone College, Mumbai (Est: 1856) Address: 156, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Opp. Jehangir Art Gallery Fort, Mumbai Seats: Arts: 120, Science: 100, Commerce: 120
Ethiraj College for Women, Chennai (Est: 194
Address: 27, Ethiraj Salai, Egmore, Chennai Seats: Arts: 135, Science: 60, Commerce: 210 Cut off: Arts: 60 per cent, Science and Commerce: 92 per cent
Faculty of Law, Aligarh Muslim University Address: Aligarh
Faculty of Law, Banaras Hindu University (Est: 1921) Address: Varanasi Seats: 285 Cut-off: Entrance exam
Faculty of Law, University of Allahabad (Est: 1887) Address: Allahabad Seats: 320 Cut-off: Entrance exam
Faculty of Law, University of Cochin (Est: 1971 ) Address: Kochi Seats: 100 Cut-off: 40 per cent
Faculty of Law, University of Delhi (Est: 1924) Address: University of Delhi, Delhi Seats: 550 Cut-off: Entrance exam
Faculty of Law, University of Madras (Est: 1951) Address: Madras University, Chepauk, Chennai Seats: 40 Cut-off: 40 per cent
Faculty of Medicine, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh Address: Aligarh
Ferguson College, Pune (Est: 1885) Address: F.C. Road, Pune Seats: 600 Cut-off: 55 per cent
Gargi College, Delhi (Est:1957) Address: Siri Fort Road, Delhi - 110049 Seats: 680 Cut-off: Arts: 68 per cent, Science: 76 per cent, Commerce: 75 per cent
Goenka College of Commerce & Business Administration, Calcutta (Est: 1904) Address: 210, B.B. Ganguly Street, Calcutta Seats: 60 Cut-off: 65 per cent
Government College of Law, Mumbai (Est: 1855) Address: Near Churchgate Station, Mumbai Seats: Five-year course: 160, Three-year course: 320 Cut off: 50 per cent
Grants Medical College, Mumbai (Est: 1847) Address: Byculla, Mumbai Seats: 200 Cut off: Entrance exam
Hans Raj College, Delhi (Est: 194
Address: University of Delhi, Delhi Seats: 400 Cut-off: Arts: 78 per cent, Science: 88 per cent, Commerce: 86 per cent
Hindu College, Delhi (Est: 1899) Address: University of Delhi, Delhi Seats: 400 Cut-off: Arts: 79 per cent, Science: 86 per cent, Commerce: 80 per cent
IIT, Chennai (Est: 195
Address: Sardar Patel Road, Chennai Seats: 1,660 Cut off: Entrance exam
IIT, Delhi (Est: 1962) Address: Hauz Khas, New Delhi
IIT, Kanpur (Est: 1960 ) Address: Kalyanpur, Kanpur Seats: 450
IIT, Kharagpur (Est:1950) Address: Kharagpur, West Bengal
IIT, Powai (Est: 195
Address: Powai, Mumbai
Indian Institute of Management & Commerce, Hyderabad (Est: 1973 ) Address: 6-1-91, Khairatabad, Hyderabad Seats: BCom (Honours): 80, Computers: 40 Cut-off: 60 per cent
Indian Institute of Science {IISc.}
Indian Institute of Foriegn Trade
IIM, Bangalore
IIM, Calcutta
IIM, Indore
IIM, Kozhikode
IIM, Lucknow
Indraprastha College, Delhi (Est: 1925) Address: University of Delhi, Delhi Seats: 560 Cut-off: Arts: 85 per cent, Science: 88 per cent, Commerce: 82 per cent
Isabella Thoburn Degree College, Lucknow (Est: 1870) Address: Nirala Nagar, Lucknow Seats: 2,500 Cut-off: Entrance test
Jai Hind College, Mumbai (194
Address: Mumbai Seats: BA and BSc: 600, BCom: 500
Jesus & Mary College, Delhi (Est:196
Address: Chanakyapuri, Delhi Seats: 600 Cut off: Arts and Science: 78 per cent, Commerce: 80 per cent
JIPMER, Pondicherry (Est: 1956) Address: Pondicherry Seats: 75 Cut-off: Entrance exam
Jyothinivas College, Bangalore (Est:1966 ) Address: Hosur Road, Bangalore Seats: 500 Cut-off: 50 per cent
Kamala Nehru College for Women, Delhi (Est: 1964) Address: Siri Fort Road, Delhi Seats: 660 Cut-off: Arts: 75 per cent, Science, Commerce: 80 per cent
Kasturba Gandhi College for Women, Hyderabad (Est: 1973) Address: West Marredpally, Secunderabad Seats: BA: 180, BSc: 360, BCom: 180, BCA: 40 Cut-off: 60 per cent
King Edward Memorial Medical College, Mumbai (Est: 1926) Address: Acharya Dhonde Road, Parel, Mumbai Cut-off: Entrance exam
Kirori Mal College, Delhi (Est: 1953) Address: University of Delhi, Delhi Seats: 400 Cut-off: Arts: 75 per cent, Science: 85 per cent, Commerce: 80 per cent
K.J. Somaiya College of Arts & Commerce, Mumbai (Est: 1960) Address:Vidya Nagar, Vidya Vihar, Mumbai Seats: Arts: 320, Commerce: 920
Lady Brabourne College, Calcutta (Est: 1939) Address: P1/2, Suhrawardy Avenue, Calcutta Seats: 15-40 depending on subject Cut-off: 45- 65 per cent
Lady Hardinge Medical College, Delhi (Est: 1949) Address: Connaught Place, Delhi Seats: 460 Cut-off: Entrance exam
Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Delhi (Est: 1956) Address: Lajpat Nagar, Delhi Seats: 600 Cut-off: Arts: 80 per cent, Commerce: 90 per cent
Law College, Pune (Est: 1924) Address: Law College Road,Pune Seats: 320 Cut-off: 54 per cent
Loreto College, Calcutta (Est: 1912) Address: 7, Middleton Row, Calcutta Seats: 30-35 for each subject offered Cut-off: 50-70 per cent
Loyola College, Chennai (Est: 1925) Address: Sterling Road, Chennai Seats: Arts: 900, Science: 1,000, Commerce: 390 Cut off: Arts: 60 per cent, Science: 65 per cent, Commerce: 80 per cent
Madras Christian College, Chennai (Est: 1837) Address: Tambaram East, Chennai Seats: Arts: 200, Science: 200, Commerce: 50. Cut-off: Arts: 60 per cent, Commerce and Science: 80 per cent
Madras Medical College, Chennai (Est: 1885) Address: Government. General Hospital, EVR Salai, Chennai - Seats: 180
Meenakshi College for Women, Chennai (Est: 1975) Address: Arcot Road, Kodambakkam, Chennai Seats: Arts: 200, Science: 305, Commerce: 60
MES College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Bangalore (Est: 1956) Address: Malleswaram, Bangalore Seats: Arts: 200, Science: 500 Cut-off: 60 per cent
M.E. Society’s Garware College of Commerce, Pune (Est: 1965 ) Address: Karve Road, Pune Seats: 600 Cut-off: 65 per cent
Miranda House, Delhi (Est: 194
Address: University of Delhi, Delhi Seats: 700 Cut-off: Arts: 78 per cent, Science and Commerce: 80 per cent
Mithibai College, Mumbai (Est: 1961) Address: Vile Parle West, Mumbai Seats: 800 Cut-off: 78 per cent
Mount Carmel College, Bangalore (Est: 1947) Address: 58, Palace Road, Bangalore Seats: Arts: 100, Science: 370, Commerce: 330 Cut-off: Arts: 75 per cent, Science and Commerce: 85 per cent
National College, Basavangudi, Bangalore (Est: 1945 ) Address: V.V. Road, Basavangudi, Bangalore Seats: Arts: 60, Science: 200 Cut-off: 60 per cent
National College, Jayanagar, Bangalore (Est:1945) Address: 36th Cross, 2nd Main, 7th Block, Jayanagar, Bangalore - 560082
National Law School of India University, Bangalore (Est: 1987) Address: Post Box 7201, Nagarbhavi, Bangalore Seats: 80 Cut-off: Entrance test
Nizam’s College, Hyderabad (Est: 1887) Address: Hyderabad Seats: Arts: 200 Science: 255, Commerce: 90 Cut-off: 55 per cent
NMKRV College for Women, Bangalore (Est: 1971) Address: Jayanagar 3rd Block, Bangalore
N. Wadia College, Pune (Est: 1932) Seats: 470 Cut-off: 50 per cent
Oudh Degree College, Lucknow (Est: 195
Address: 20-A, Vikramaditya Marg, Lucknow Seats: 400
Pachaiyappa’s College, Chennai (Est: 1842) Address: P.H. Road, Chennai Seats: Arts: 440, Science: 440, Commerce: 220 Cut-off: 80 per cent
P.G. College, Hyderabad (Est: 1987) Address: Secunderabad Seats: BA: 180, BSc: 360, BCom: 360, BCA: 20
Presidency College, Calcutta (Est: 1817) Address: 86/1 College Street, Calcutta Seats: 20-40 depending on subject Cut-off: Arts: 55-65 per cent
Presidency College, Chennai (Est: 1840) Address: Kamaraj Salai, Chennai Seats: Arts: 390, Science: 415, Commerce: 48 Cut-off: Arts: 70 per cent, Science: 85 per cent, Commerce: 93 per cent
P.S.G. College of Technology, Coimbatore (Est: 1951) Address: Peelamedu, Coimbatore , Tamil Nadu. Seats: 300 Cut-off: Entrance exam
Queen Mary’s College, Chennai Address: Kamaraj Salai, Chennai
Ramnarain Ruia College, Mumbai (Est: 1937) Address: Matunga, Mumbai
Reddy Women’s College, Hyderabad (Est: 1954) Address: Narayanguda, Hyderabad Seats: BA:120, BSc: 135, BCom: 20, Computer: 33 Cut-off: 60 per cent
Regional College of Engineering, Tiruchirapalli
Regional College of Engineering,Durgapur, West Bengal
Regional Engineering College Nagpur
Somaiya Institute of Management Studies
Sri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi (Est: 1926) Address: University of Delhi, Delhi Seats: 325 Cut-off: 89 per cent
Shri Shikshayatan College, Calcutta (Est: 1955) Address: 11, Lord Sinha Road, Calcutta Seats: 20-20 depending on subject Cut-off: 55-75 per cent
S.P. College, Pune (Est: 1916) Address: Tilak Road, Pune Seats: 250
Sri Venkateshwara College, Delhi (Est: 1961) Address: University of Delhi, South Campus Seats: 800 Cut-off: Arts: 76 per cent, Science: 84 per cent, Commerce: 86 per cent
Stella Maris College, Chennai (Est: 1947) Address: 17, Cathedral Road, Chennai Seats: Arts: 250, Science: 250; Commerce: 160, BCA: 64, Fine Arts: 40 Cut-off: Aptitude test
St Joseph’s College of Arts & Science, Bangalore (Est: 1882) Address: Residency Road, Bangalore Seats: Arts: 250, Science: 476 Cut-off: 50 per cent
St Joseph’s College of Commerce, Bangalore (Est: 1972 ) Address: 163, Brigade Road, Bangalore Seats: 200 Cut-off: 80 per cent
St Paul’s Cathedral Mission College, Calcutta(Est:1864) Address: 33/1, Raja Rammohan Roy Sarani (Amherst Street), Calcutta Seats: 30 to 35 depending on subject. Cut-off: 50-75 per cent
St Stephen’s, Delhi (Est: 1881) Address: University of Delhi, Delhi Seats: 320 Cut off: 88-90 per cent
St Xavier’s, Calcutta (Est: 1860) Address: 30, Park Street, Calcutta Seats: Arts: 110, Science: 250, Commerce: 600 Cut-off: Arts and Commerce: 60 per cent, Science: 75 per cent
St Xavier’s College, Mumbai (Est: 1869) Address: Nahapalika Marg, Mumbai Seats: BA: 600, BSc: 600, BCom: 500
Symbiosis International, Pune (Est: 1983) Address: Senapati Bapat Marg, Pune Seats: 720 Cut-off: 76 per cent
University College of Law, Hyderabad (Est: 1950) Address: Osmania University campus, Hyderabad Seats: 160 Cut-off: Entrance test
Vijaya College, Bangalore (Est: 1942) Address: Jayanagar, Bangalore
Vivekananda Education Society, Mumbai (Est:1979) Address: Chembur, Mumbai Seats: Arts:100,Science: 200, Commerce: 300 Cut-off: Arts: 45 per cent, Science: 55 per cent, Commerce: 70 per cent
Wesley Degree College, Hyderabad (Est: 1983) Address: Old Lancer Lane, Secunderabad Seats: BA 50, BSc: 80, BCom: 210, Computers: 40 Cut-off: 50 per cent
Wilson College, Mumbai Address: Opposite Girgaum Chowpatty, Mumbai
Women’s Christian College, Chennai (Est: 1915) Address: College Road, Chennai Seats: Arts: 120, Science: 224, Commerce: 100
OUR LEADER – DR. RADHAKRISHNAN
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DR. RADHAKRISHNAN
Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan was born on 5 September, 1888 in Tirutani, a well-known religious center in the Madras State. He was the second son of Veera Samayya, a tehsildar in a zamindari. It was a middle-class, respectable Hindu Brahmin family. Indeed, the place, the time and the family were most suitable, from every point of view, for the advent of a new philosopher-statesman, so directly needed in those turbulent days of the awakening of a very ancient and glorious nation, drowsy and dormant in its own ignorance and indolence, for reasons well known to all.
The wonderful far-sightedness, open-heartedness and broad-mindedness of his revered and beloved parents, which enabled them, in those days of blind prejudices and equally blind social taboos, to send their son to wellknown, well-managed, well-disciplined Christian educational institutions - stood him in good stead throughout, making it possible for him to acquire specially Occidental qualities like a sense of duty, punctuality, discipline, sobriety and the like, together with specially Oriental qualities of religiosity, calmness, patience, faith in God and men.
Radhakrishnan’s choice of Philosophy as his main or Honors subject in his B.A. degree course was due to a very fortunate accident. At that time, he was really rather baffled as to what particular Honors subject to choose from amongst the possible five, viz., Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Philosophy and History. Then, purely accidentally, and out of a mere boyish curiosity, he read three well-known works on Philosophy, passed on to him by one of his cousins who had that year obtained the B.A. degree with Philosophy Honors; and that definitely decided his future course of studies.
He studied Sanskrit and Hindi also; and had a good deal of interest in the traditional languages of India. He read also the Vedas and the Upanishads with great care and reverence.
In fact, Radhakrishnan was, and is, still today, a reader and a digester in the true sense of the terms. For, what he read - and he read widely and lovingly all kinds of good books - did not remain an exter nal acquisition, an ornamental decoration, with him; but blossomed forth in him in fullest glory and grandeur.
Radhakrishnan was, and still is, one of the most celebrated writers of the present generation. His works are many and varied on philosophical, theological, ethical, educational, social and cultural subjects. He contributed also numerous articles to different well-known journals, which too, will prove to be of immense value to
generations to come.
But what is most felt after reading any of his valuable works or articles is its wonderful liveliness. Truly, his articles are not merely outer expressions of his inner thoughts, but, what is more, infinitely more, emblems and embodiments of his very life - life that merrily dances forth in the fortuitous, zigzag way of the world, removing all its obstacles in its own inner irresistible urge and boundless boldness. Hence, it is that his works, written in an incredibly simple, sublime, soft and serene way, are so very enchanting, enlivening, exhilarating to all. As a matter of fact, as is well known, it is very difficult to express very abstract and abstruse philosophical thoughts in easily intelligible and enchantingly sweet language. But Dr. Radhakrishnan, like the great and revered Rabindranath, is one of the few who could accomplish this apparently impossible feat. That is why his philosophical writings are not ordinary scholarly dissertations, but also melodious poetical perfections of great and permanent value.
Dr. Radhakrishnan is, indeed, a versatile genius - a great scholar, a great philosopher, a great seer, a great writer, a great orator, a great statesman, a great administrator, all combined.
Jawaharlal Nehru, who was one of his closest friends throughout, said about Radhakrishnan: “I join you in paying my tribute to our President, Dr. Radhakrishnan. He has served his country in many capacities. But above all, he is a great Teacher from whom all of us have learnt much and will continue to learn. It is India’s peculiar privilege to have a great philosopher, a great educationist and a great humanist as her President. That in itself shows the kind of men we honor and respect”.