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No. INSTITUTE NAME STATE LAST NAME FIRST NAME PROGRAMME COURSE 1 ASHOKA POLYTECHNIC Karnataka B CHETHAN ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING 2 ASHOKA POLYTECHNIC Karnataka A ARCHANA ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY ENGG 3 GSS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Karnataka S KALAIVANI ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 4 GSS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Karnataka PRAMOD SHREEDEVI ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING 5 GSS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Karnataka RAGER KIRAN ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING 6 GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC, Karnataka K ANJINI K ENGINEERING AND Electronics and Communication HARIHARA TECHNOLOGY Engineering (Microwaves) 7 GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC, Karnataka L V GIRISH ENGINEERING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING HARIHARA TECHNOLOGY 8 GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC, Karnataka B PRAKASH ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING HARIHARA TECHNOLOGY 9 S J M POLYTECHNIC Karnataka GK SUDHA ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING 10 INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS Karnataka KUBASADGOU ARUN MANAGEMENT MASTERS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND RESEARCH DAR ADMINISTRATION 11 SHETTY POLYTECHNIC,GULBARGA Karnataka BEGAR MITHUN ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 12 SHETTY POLYTECHNIC,GULBARGA Karnataka KANDE ARUNKUMAR ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING 13 SRI KRISHNA POLYTECHNIC Karnataka S CHANDRAKAL ENGINEERING AND A TECHNOLOGY 14 SRI KRISHNA POLYTECHNIC Karnataka R BALU ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 15 SB COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT Karnataka R.K KESHAVA MANAGEMENT MASTERS IN BUSINESS STUDIES ADMINISTRATION 16 DR. D. VEERENDRA HEGGADE Karnataka KUBASADGOU ARUN MANAGEMENT BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT DAR STUDIES AND RESEARCH 17 DR. D. VEERENDRA HEGGADE Karnataka YARAGATTI ANIL MANAGEMENT BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES AND RESEARCH 18 GOVERNMENT GR INSTITUTE OF Karnataka R PRAKASH RAJU APPLIED ARTS AND CRAFTS COMMERCIAL PRACTICE (KANNADA & COMMERCIAL PRACTICE ENG) 19 GOVERNMENT GR INSTITUTE OF Karnataka M SARASWATHI APPLIED ARTS AND CRAFTS COMMERCIAL PRACTICE (KANNADA & COMMERCIAL PRACTICE ENG) 20 SAROSH INSTITUTE OF HOTEL Karnataka D SOUZA DIVYA HOTEL MANAGEMENT HOTEL MANAGEMENT & CATERING ADMINISTRATION AND CATERING TECHNOLOGY 21 DR. H.L.THIMMEGOWDA COLLEGE Karnataka RANGA MAHENDRANA PHARMACY PHARMACOGNOSY HERBAL DRUGS OF PHARMACY DH 22 DR. H.L.THIMMEGOWDA COLLEGE Karnataka M KRISHNA PHARMACY PHARMACEUTICS OF PHARMACY MURTHY 23 DR. H.L.THIMMEGOWDA COLLEGE Karnataka SYED AKIFUDDIN PHARMACY PHARMA TECHNOLOGY OF PHARMACY 24 SAROSH INSTITUTE OF HOTEL Karnataka RAI VEDA HOTEL MANAGEMENT HOTEL MANAGEMENT & CATERING ADMINISTRATION AND CATERING TECHNOLOGY 25 M E S POLYTECHNIC Karnataka G A ENGINEERING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING NAGENDRA TECHNOLOGY PRASAD 26 M E S POLYTECHNIC Karnataka MEGHASHREE ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS V M TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING 27 SMT.L.V.(GOVT.) POLYTECHNIC Karnataka N HANUMANTH ENGINEERING AND MACHINE TOOLS TECHNOLOGY A RAYA TECHNOLOGY 28 SMT.L.V.(GOVT.) POLYTECHNIC Karnataka B.S MANJULA ENGINEERING AND SADDLERY & EXPORT MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY 29 SMT.L.V.(GOVT.) POLYTECHNIC Karnataka IVAN D SILVA ENGINEERING AND AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 30 SMT.L.V.(GOVT.) POLYTECHNIC Karnataka T RANJITHA ENGINEERING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 31 TMAES SIR M VISVESVARAYA Karnataka NAIK GANESH ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING POLYTECHNIC TECHNOLOGY 32 TMAES SIR M VISVESVARAYA Karnataka TEGGINAMATA RENUKAPRASA ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING POLYTECHNIC D TECHNOLOGY 33 TMAES SIR M VISVESVARAYA Karnataka H S SWAPNA ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS POLYTECHNIC TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING 34 TMAES SIR M VISVESVARAYA Karnataka S MANJUNATHA ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS POLYTECHNIC N TECHNOLOGY 35 TMAES SIR M VISVESVARAYA Karnataka J M TAHNUJA ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION POLYTECHNIC TECHNOLOGY ENGG 36 CITY COLLEGE Karnataka N S GAJALAKSHMI MANAGEMENT MASTERS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 37 CITY COLLEGE Karnataka K R KUMARA MANAGEMENT MASTERS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 38 RANI CHENNAMMA COLLEGE OF Karnataka UNGER VANI PHARMACY PHARMACY PHARMACY,BELGAUM. 39 RAMAN POLYTECHNIC Karnataka KANIYAPAN P.PRABAKARA ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING N TECHNOLOGY 40 RAMAN POLYTECHNIC Karnataka YALAGATTI BHAGYA.G.YAL ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS AGATTI TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING 41 VIJAYALAKSHMI POLYTECHNIC Karnataka RAMYA ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 42 VIJAYALAKSHMI POLYTECHNIC Karnataka AMARNATH ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING K.V TECHNOLOGY 43 TMAES POLYTECHNIC Karnataka ANGADI A ANILKUMAR ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (SANDWICH) 44 KEDARLINGAYYA HIREMATH Karnataka MATTIMADU RAMESH ENGINEERING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING POLYTECHNIC,JEWARGI KUMAR TECHNOLOGY 45 N.E.S.POLYTECHNIC Karnataka ALI ZAKIYA ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS BEGUM TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING 46 N.E.S.POLYTECHNIC Karnataka MALIPATIL REVANSIDDAP ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS PA TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING 47 N.E.S.POLYTECHNIC Karnataka PATIL SHEETAL PATIL ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING 48 N.E.S.POLYTECHNIC Karnataka MANDAKNALLI SANDEEP ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY ENGG 49 ADARSHA INSTITUTE OF Karnataka G DHANANJAYA ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 50 ADARSHA INSTITUTE OF Karnataka KERI RANGAPPA ENGINEERING AND FIRST YEAR/OTHER TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY 51 LORVEN INTERNATIONAL Karnataka BAJJAPPA MARIYAPPA MANAGEMENT MASTERS IN BUSINESS INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT ADMINISTRATION STUDIES 52 KLE COLLEGE OF M C A, RLS Karnataka MENSE SHEELA MCA MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS INSTITUTE BELGAUM 53 GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC Karnataka S N ASHA ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING HARAPANAHALLI TECHNOLOGY 54 K.I.E.T.POLYTECHNIC Karnataka HARALAYYA LAXMANNA ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY ENGG(INDUSTRY INTEGRATED) 55 K.I.E.T.POLYTECHNIC Karnataka NAIK SUNIL RAJ ENGINEERING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 56 K.I.E.T.POLYTECHNIC Karnataka SUBRAMANYA PRAKASHA ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY ENGG 57 GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC Karnataka CHICKLE BASWARAJ ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AURAD(B) TECHNOLOGY 58 GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC Karnataka BELUR RAJU ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 59 GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC Karnataka E UMA ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 60 GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC Karnataka KULKARNI VINAYAKA ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SURPUR RAO TECHNOLOGY 61 GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC Karnataka BEDARE KASHINATH ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE AND SURPUR TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING 62 SHA-SHIB COLLEGE OF Karnataka G K PRASHANTH ENGINEERING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 63 SHA-SHIB COLLEGE OF Karnataka HUBALLI KIRAN ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (AUTO) ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 64 SHA-SHIB COLLEGE OF Karnataka M KARTHIK ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 65 SHA-SHIB COLLEGE OF Karnataka DEVI SONIYA ENGINEERING AND AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 66 SHA-SHIB COLLEGE OF Karnataka GOUDA SHANKAR ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 67 SHA-SHIB COLLEGE OF Karnataka M CHINJU ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ENGG 68 SHA-SHIB COLLEGE OF Karnataka J NAVEEN ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 69 KEMPEGOWDA MEMORIAL Karnataka M HEMANTH ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING POLYTECHNIC TECHNOLOGY 70 ADVANCED MANAGEMENT Karnataka BALACHANDER GANESH MANAGEMENT MASTERS IN BUSINESS COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION 71 JAWAHAR POLYTECHNIC YADGIR Karnataka MD AKBAR 72 BALAJI POLYTECHNIC Karnataka KULKARNI VINUT ENGINEERING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENT & TECHNOLOGY POLLUTION CONTROL 73 BALAJI POLYTECHNIC Karnataka RIYAZ RIYAZ ENGINEERING AND ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING 74 BALAJI POLYTECHNIC Karnataka HEROOR SHARADHI ENGINEERING AND ACCOUNTS & AUDIT TECHNOLOGY 75 PES INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - Karnataka SIDDEGOWDA MCA MASTERS IN COMPUTER MCA APPLICATIONS 76 PES INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - Karnataka DEY TAMAL MCA MASTERS IN COMPUTER MCA APPLICATIONS 77 EAST POINT COLLEGE OF Karnataka R RAMILA PHARMACY PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY PHARMACY 78 PES INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - Karnataka NEELAM MCA MASTERS IN COMPUTER MCA APPLICATIONS 79 PES INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - Karnataka SURENDRAN KANNAN MCA MASTERS IN COMPUTER MCA APPLICATIONS 80 PES INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - Karnataka KULKARNI VANASHREE MCA MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS MCA 81 M. N. TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Karnataka PRASHANTH MADHURA ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 82 K.L.E.SOCIETY'S COLLEGE OF Karnataka KUNCHANUR MAHANTESH PHARMACY 83 K.L.E.SOCIETY'S COLLEGE OF Karnataka MADAWALI INDIRA PHARMACY 84 RAMAKRISHNA POLYTECHNIC Karnataka IBRAHEEM KHAN ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 85 RAMAKRISHNA POLYTECHNIC Karnataka K H RAGAVENDRA ENGINEERING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY 86 RAMAKRISHNA POLYTECHNIC Karnataka R RANI ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY ENGG 87 GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC Karnataka N M KRISHNA ENGINEERING AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MURTHY TECHNOLOGY 88 SHREE SHANMUKHA SHIVAYOGI Karnataka PATIL SUSHMA ENGINEERING AND ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION RURAL POLYTECHNIC JEWARGI TECHNOLOGY ENGG 89 SHREE
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