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Jesuit Higher Education in South Asia (Jheasa) 1 JESUIT HIGHER EDUCATION IN SOUTH ASIA (JHEASA) 1. All INSTITUTIONS as on 25 July 2020 INSTITUTIONS NUMBER 1 Universities 02 2 Autonomous Colleges 14 3 Colleges 28 4 Management Institutes 11 5 Education 11 6 Engineering, Technical, Communication 04 7 Law 03 8 Research Institutes 13 Total 86 2. UNIVERSITIES – 2 NAME OF THE VICE -CHANCELLOR WEBSITE CONTACT INSTITUTION 1 Xavier University Fr. Dr. Anthony Uvari, SJ https://xub.edu.in/ +91 674 -237 -7700 Bhubaneswar +91 674-664-7777 2 St. Xavier’s University, Fr. Dr. John Felix Raj, S.J. https://www.sxuk.edu.in/ 033 -66249881 / Kolkata 033-66249812 3. AUTONOMOUS COLLEGES - 14 NAME OF THE INSTITUTION PRINCIPAL WEBSITE CONTACT NUMBERS 1. Andhra Loyola (Autonomous) Fr. Victor Emmanuel, www.andhraloyolacollege.ac.in 0866 - 2474908 / Degree & P.G. College SJ 2476082 2 Loyola Academy (Autonomous) Fr. Dr. Pothireddy www.loyolaacademyugpg.ac.in 040 -27872367 / Inter, Degree & P.G. College Anthony, SJ 27860077 Telangana St. Xavier’s College Fr. Dominic Savio, S.J. 033 -22551231 / 3 (Autonomous) www.sxccal.edu 033-22551232 Kolkata 4 St. Xavier's College Fr Lancelot D’Cruz 91 -79 – 26308057 (Autonomous) www.sxca.edu.in 91-79 - 26303740 Ahmedabad 5 St Aloysius College (Autonomous) Fr Dr . Praveen Martis, www. staloysiuscollege.co.in 0824 -2449700 Mangalore SJ 0824-2449703 6 St Joseph’s College Fr Dr . Victor Lobo, SJ www.sjc.ac.in 080 -2229 0123 (Autonomous) 080 2227 4079 Bengaluru 080 2221 1429 7 St Joseph’s Commerce College Fr Dr . Daniel www.sjcc.edu.in 080 -25360644/46 (Autonomous) Fernandes, SJ 163 Brigade Road, Bengaluru - 560 025 8 St Joseph’s Evening College Mr. Albert Smith www.sjec.edu.in 080 -22297274 (Autonomous) 080-22211911 Bengaluru 9 St. Joseph’s College Fr Arockiasamy Xavier, www.sjctni.edu 0431 4226376 (Autonomous) S. J., 0431 4226460 Trichy 10 St. Xavier’s College, Fr Mariadoss SJ www.stxavierstn.edu.in (Autonomous) Tirunelveli 11 Arul Anandar College, Rev. Fr. Basil Xavier S. www.aactni.edu.in 04549 – 287221 (Autonomous) J Madurai 12 Loyola College, (Autonomous) Fr Thomas Amirtham www.loyolacollege.edu 044 - 28178200 Chennai S.J., 13 St. Xavier’s College Dr. Ranjendra Shinde www.xaviers.edu 022 -22620661 (Autonomous) 022-22620662/65 Mumbai 14 St. Xavier’s College Fr. Emmanuel Barla, www.sxcran.org 0651 -2214301 (Autonomous) SJ 0651-2214937 Ranchi 4. COLLEGES – 28 NAME OF THE PRINCIPAL WEBSITE CONTACT INSTITUTION NUMBERS 1. Loyola Degree College Fr. Dr. Amala Arockiaraj loyoladegreecollegeysrr.ac.in 08568 - 286372 / (YSRR) Thomas, SJ 287270 A.P 2. St. Xavier’s College, Rev. Dr. Fr. G. Paul www.sxcb.edu.in 0342 - 2646088 / Burdwan Arokiam, S.J 2644882 3. St Joseph’s College, Fr Dr Donatus Kujur, SJ www.sjcdarjeeling.edu.in 0354 -2252550 / North Point 9933806759 4. North Bengal Fr Lalit Tirkey, SJ +91 9679323924, St Xavier’s College www.nbxc.org +91 7478422284, +91 9800866547 5. St Xavier’s College Fr Daniel Bara, SJ http://sxclengpui.in/ 0389 2573362 0389 Mizoram 2573350 0389 2573362 6. St Xavier's College Fr Varkey Perekkatt, SJ www.stxaviersjaipur.org 0141 - 2370296 / Jaipur 2371290 7. St Xavier's College Fr Augustine Perumalil, www.stxavierscollegenevta.org +91 9680791955 Nevta, Jaipur SJ 8. St. Xavier’s College, Fr. Stephen Raj SJ www.sxcd.edu.in 7903568849 / Dumka 7762906363 9. St. Xavier’s College, Fr.(Dr.) Joseph M.K. SJ www.sxcm.co.in 06569 - 252203 / Jharkhand 252205 +91 8986638271 +91 7762974328 10. Xavier Institute oF Tribal Fr. (Dr) E A Francis, SJ www.xite.ac.in 0657 - 2333352 Education XITE Campus 0657 0657 - Jamshedpur 2333354 +91 7761045412 11. St Aloysius Evening Dr. Manohar Serrao www.mangaloreuniversity.ac.in 0824 - 2449738 College 0824 - 2449739 Mangalore 0824 - 2287260 0824 - 2287524 12. St Aloysius College Fr Eric Mathias SJ www.staloysiuscollege.co.in 08192 - 242603 Karnataka 0824 - 2449700 / 2449701 13. St Joseph’s First Grade Mr Dinesh Goankar 0821 - 2410744 College www.sjdcjayalakshmipurammysuru.in Karnataka 14. Loyola College Fr Royston Madtha, SJ 9449942385 Raichur www.loyolacollegemanvi.com 87920 04143 15 . Loyola College Fr Francis D Almeida, SJ 080 2658 4690 Bengaluru www.loyolacollegeblr.com 16 . Loyola College oF Social Dr Saji P. Jacob S.J. www.loyolacollegekerala.edu.in 0471 -2592059. Sciences Kerala 17 . St. Xavier’s College, Dr. DasappanVattathil www.stxaviersthumba.org 0471 -2705254 Kerala S.J. 18 . Loyola College Dr. Sunny Augustine S.J www.loyolacollegewn.edu.in 94365 -85717 Meghalaya 93667-79311 19 . Loyola College Fr Telesphore Lakra SJ 07764 - 250528 Kunkuri www.lck.edu.in 083497 91840 20 . Loyola College Fr B John Boaco S. J. 04287 246355 / Tamil Nadu www.loyolacollegeoFeducation.in 246455 21 Loyola College Dr. Sunny Augustine S.J www.loyolacollegewn.edu.in 03658 -220020 Meghalaya 0364 250 0631 22. Loyola College Fr Telesphore Lakra SJ 07764 - 250528 Kunkuri www.lck.edu.in 083497 91840 23. Loyola College, Fr Britto Vincent SJ 04175 -244 744 / Thiruvannamalai (DT) www.lcv.edu.in 244 944 24. St. Xavier’s College Fr. Jiju Varghese, S.J. www.sxc.edu.np 00977 -1-4221365 Kathmandu 25. St Xavier's College oF Dr. Fr. Tomy Nishaant, 8987262019 / Management and S.J. www.sxcpatna.edu.in 9691919173 Technology, Patna 26. St. Vincent’s College oF Dr. Anil Adsule 020 -26351162 Commerce www.svcpune.com 020 2635 2135 Pune 27. St. Xavier’s College Fr. Florence Purty, SJ www.sxctezpur.com 096138 94885 Assam 28. St. Joseph's College Mr. Dinesh M Gaonkar www.sjchassan.edu.in 081722 68788 Hassan 5. MANAGEMENT INSTITUTES – 11 NAME OF THE INSTITUTION HEAD OF THE INSTITUTION WEBSITE CONTACT NUMBERS 1 Xavier Labour Relations Institute Fr. P. Christie, SJ (657) 665 -333 (XLRI) www.xlri.ac.in Jamshedpur 2 Xavier Institute oF Management Fr. Dr. Anthony Uvari, SJ 0674 664 7830 (XIMB) Director www.ximb.edu.in 0674 664 7777 Bhubaneswar 3 St Aloysius Institute oF Management Fr Denzil Lobo, SJ 0824 -2286895 & InFormation Technology (AIMIT) www.aimit.edu.in 0824-228 6881 Mangalore 4 St Joseph’s Institute oF Fr Manoj D Souza, SJ www.sjim.edu.in 080 2559 7781 Management (SJIM) Bangalore 5 Xavier Institute oF Development Fr Dharam Kishore Lakra, S J 0761 - 2602483 / Action & Studies (XIDAS) www.xidas.in 2601091 Jabalpur 1800 103 7414 6 St. Joseph’s Institute oF Fr Casimir Raj SJ Management (JIM), 0431 422 6481 Tiruchirapalli www.jim.ac.in 7 Loyola Institute oF Rev. Fr. Joe Arun S.J. www. liba.edu 044 28177100 Business Administration (LIBA) Chennai 8 St. Xavier’s Institute oF Business Fr John Michael SJ www.xibasxc.com 0462 426 4441 Administration (XIBA) St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai 9 Xavier Institute oF Social Service Fr. Alexius Ekka, SJ www.xiss.ac.in 0651 -2200873 (XISS) 0651-2204456 Ranchi 10 Xavier Institute oF Management & Dr. Vaidhyalingam www. ximr.ac.in 022 -65221909 Research 022 2265 0608 Mumbai 11 Xavier Business School Fr. Dr. John Felix Raj, S.J. www.sxuk.edu.in +91 -33 -66249865 St. Xavier’s University, Kolkata Vice Chancellor / 9872 +91-33-66249881 6. COLLEGES Of EDUCATION – 11 NAME OF THE INSTITUTION HEAD OF THE WEBSITE CONTACT INSTITUTION NUMBERS 1 Loyola B.Ed. College Fr. Dr. K. Naresh Babu, www.loyolacollege.in 0878 225 3700 Telangana SJ 2 Loyola College OF Fr . Dr . Francis, AV, S.J. www.loyolasikkim.org 03595 263 877 Education, Sikkim 3 Loyola College oF Education Fr. Tony P Raj , SJ www.loyolacollege.in 0657 2284461 / (LCE) 2286245 Jamshedpur 4 St Aloysius Institute oF Dr (Ms) FaritaVeigas www.staloysiusb -ed.org 0824 244 9721 Education (SAIE) Mangalore 5 St. Paul Institute oF Fr. Felix Monteiro S.J www.stpaulphesama.edu.in 94360 -00387 Education Nagaland 6 St. Xavier’s College oF Fr. Jerome Minj S J www.xaviereducation.com 07774 -230 338 Education, Ambikapur 7 Loyola College oF Mrs. Kulanthai Theresa www.loyolacollegeoFeducatio 044 –28178416/15 Education, Loyola College n.in Chennai 8 St. Xavier’s College oF Fr. D. Thomas Alexander www.sxcedn.edu.in 0462 - 4264 475 / Education SJ 0462- 2577630 Tamil Nadu 9 St. Xavier’s B.Ed College Fr. Dominic Savio, S.J. www.sxccal.edu/b -ed -course/ 033 2255 1232 St. Xavier’s College, Kolkata 10 Sr. Xavier Institute oF Dr. Sosamma Samuel www.sxie.inFo 022 -22014359 Education 022 22014666 Mumbai 11 St. Xavier’s College oF Dr. (Fr.) Thomas 0612 -2260253 Education Perumalil, S.J. www.sxcepatna.edu.in Patna 7. ENGINEERING/Technical/Communication – 3 NAME OF THE INSTITUTION HEAD OF THE INSTITUTION WEBSITE CONTACT NUMBERS 1 Andhra Loyola Institute oF Fr. Dr. Francis Xavier, SJ www.aliet.ac.in 0866 -2498978 Engineering & Technology (ALIET) Andra Pradesh 2 Loyola ICAM College oF Director: www.licet.ac.in 044 - 28178490 Engineering and Technology Rev Dr Maria Wenisch S J. (LICET) Chennai Principal: Dr L. Antony Michael Raj, Ph.D 3 Xavier Institute oF Engineering Dr. Y. D. Venkatesh www.xavier.ac.in 022 -24455937 / 1961 Mumbai 022-24454559 INSTITUTE OF COMMUNICATION – 1 1 Xavier Institute oF Dr. Fr. Conrad Pesso, SJ 022 22621366 Communications Director 022 2262 1639 C/0 St. Xavier’s College www.xaviercomm.org Mumbai 8. LAW SCHOOLS -3 NAME OF THE INSTITUTION HEAD OF THE INSTITUTION WEBSITE CONTACT NUMBERS 1 St Joseph’s College oF Law Fr Praveen Hrudayaraj , SJ www.sjcl.edu.in 09481545478 Bengaluru 08022223352 2 Xavier Law School Rev. Dr. Felix Raj, SJ www.sxuk.edu.in 033 - 66249812 St. Xavier’s University, Kolkata Vice-Chancellor 3 Xavier Law School Fr. Dr. Anthony R. Uvari, SJ www.xls.xub.edu.in 0674 -6673377 Bhubaneswar Vice-Chancellor 9. RESEARCH INSTITUTES–13 NAME OF THE INSTITUTION HEAD OF THE WEBSITE CONTACT INSTITUTION NUMBERS 1 Centre For Culture & Dr Lancy Lobo www.ccdgujarat.com 0265 - 2372001 Development, Vadodara 2 Loyola Centre For Research & Dr Vincent Braganza www.xrF.res.in 079 - 26300386 Development, c/o Xavier Research Foundation St.
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