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College Name A.B.Patil Palsekar Uccha Aazad COLLEGE NAME A.B.PATIL PALSEKAR UCCHA AAZAD JUNIOR COLLEGE, AUSA ADARSHA HIGHER SECONDARY ADARSHA JUNIOR COLLEGE, ADIVASI MADH ASHRAMSHALA, AL AMEEN HIGHER SECONDARY AMBER PARAMEDICAL MAHA ANANDMUNI HIGHER SECONDARY ANNASAHEB DANGE UCCH ANTARGAON HIGHER SECONDARY ARTS SCIENCE & COMMERCE ARYA CHANAKYA U.M.VIDYALAYA, ARYA HIGHER SECONDARY ASHRAM SHALA HIGHER ASHTA HR.SEC.SCHOOL, AZEEM JUNIOR COLLEGE OF BALAJI JUNIOR COLLEGE, BALIRAM PATIL ARTS & BALIRAM PATIL HIGHER BAPU HIGHER SECONDARY BAPUJI JUNIOR COLLEGE, BASAWESHWQAR UCCHA BHAGATSING HIGHER SECONDARY BHAGATSINGH JUNIOR COLLEGE, BHAGIRATHI JUNIOR COLLEGE, BHAGIRATHIBAI MADHYA.VIDYALAY BHAGWAN HIGHER SECONDARY BHAI KISHANRAO DESHMUKH BHARAT HIGHER SECONDARY BHARAT JUNIOR COLLEGE, BHARAT JUNIOR COLLEGE, MAKNI BHARTI UCCHA MADH.VIDYALAYA, BHAURAO KATE HIGHER BHIMA SHANKAR HIGHER BILOLI (URDU) HIGHER CAMBRIDGE HIGHER SEC. CHANDNI HIGHER SECONDARY CHANGALMATA UCCHAMADH CHH.SHIVAJI JUNIOR COLLEGE, CHHATRAPATI SHAHU H.SEC.SCL, CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI CHHATRAPATI SHIVAJI JUNIOR DAYANAND ARTS COLLEGE, LATUR DAYANAND COMMERCE COLLEGE, DAYANAND JUNIOR COLLEGE, DAYANAND SCIENCE COLLEGE, DEGLOOR COLLEGE, DEGLOOR DESHIKENDRA UCCHA MADHYAMIK DEVDHNORA SWATANTRA DHRANGRASTA UCCHA MADH DIGAMBARRAO BINDU ARTS & DINDAYAL HR.SEC.SCHOOL DNYAN PRASARAK DNYAN PRASARAK JUNIOR DNYAN VIKAS HIGHER SECONDARY DNYANESHWAR HIGHER SECONDARY DNYANESHWAR HIGHER SECONDARY DNYANESHWAR HR.SEC.SCHOOL. DNYANODYOG JUNIOR COLLEGE, DR.ALLAMA IQBAL URDU HIGHER DR.BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR HIGHER DR.MOHD.IQBAL URDU GIRL'S DR.MOHD.ZAKIR HUSSAIN URDU HR. DR.SHIVAJIRAO PATIL JUNIOR DR.ZAKEER HUSSAIN(URDU) DR.ZAKIR HUSEN (URDU) DYANVERDHINI MADH UCCHAMADH DYANYOGA UCCHA MADH VIDYALAY FAIZUL ULOOM JUNIOR COLLEGE, G.R.M.KANISHTHA MAHAVIDYALAY GADGEPPA MANKARI UCCHA GANGADHARRAO SAKOLKAR PATIL GANGAMATA HIGHER SECONDARY GODAVARI KANISHTHA GOVINDRAO PATIL HIGHER GOVT.MADH UCCHA MADH. GOVT.POST BASIC ARTS & GOVT.POST BASIC ASHRAM GRAMIN JUNIOR COLLEGE, NEHRU GRAMIN KANISTHA VIDYALAYA, GURUDEO VIDYA MANDIR HANUMAN HIGHER SECONDARY HANUMAN HIGHER SECONDARY HARIBHAU MULE HR.SEC.SCL, HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, HUTATMA JAYWANTRAO PATIL INDIRA GANDHI HIGHER INDIRA GANDHI JUNIOR INDIRA HIGHER SECONDARY INDIRA KALE ARTS INDIRA KANYA HR.SEC.SCHOOL, INDIRA UCCHAMADH ISLAHUL ALM UCCHA MADH. JAI BHAVANI HIGHER SECONDARY JAI HANUMAN HIGHER SECONDARY JAI HANUMAN UCCHA MADH JAIKISAN JUNIOR COLLEGE, JAIKISAN SEC & HIGHER SEC JAIPRAKASH JANATA HIGHER SECONDARY JANATA MADH,UCCHA MADH. JANTA HIGHER SECONDARY JANTA HIGHER SECONDARY JANTA JUNIOR COLLEGE, JANTA JUNIOR COLLEGE, YEDSHI JANTA VIDYAMANDIR HIGHER JAWAHAR HIGHER SECONDARY JAWAHAR MADH,UCCHAMADH JAWAHAR UCCHA MADHYAMIK JAWAHARLAL NEHRU ARTS & JAWAHERUL ULOOM URDU JAY BHARAT JAYHIND H.SEC.SCHL,KASBE JAYKRANTI JUNIOR COLLEGE, JEEVAN SHIKSHAN HIGHER JEMLA MAIK KANISHTHA JIJAMATA GIRL'S JUNIOR JIJAMATA HIGHER SECONDARY JIJAMATA JUNIOR COLLEGE, JIJAMATA UCCHA JIJAU KANISHTHA MAHAVIDYALAY JMHOOR HIGHER SECONDARY JR. COLLEGE , NARSI JR.COLLEGE,GHUNGRALA, JUNIOR COLLEGE K.L.PADWAL HIGHER SECONDARY K.N.JUNIOR COLLEGE, K.S.M.JYOTIBA PHULE HIGHER KAI.DR.C.SONAWANE KANISTHA KAI.GANESHRAO PATIL KAI.SAVITRIBAI PHULE UCCHA KAMALA NEHRU HIGHER KAMDHENU HIGHER SECONDARY KAMLA NEHRU HIGHER SECONDARY KEDARLING UCCHA MADHYAMIK KEDARNATH UCCHAMADH KHALSA JUNIOR COLLEGE, KHORSHIDBANU R.M.MAHILA ARTS KISHOR HIGHER SECONDARY KRISHNA UCCHA KRUSHNAMATA ANU.JATI MADH. KUNBI S.C.NIVASI KENDRIYA KUSUMTAI CHAVAN HIGHER KUSUMTAI HIGHER SECONDARY L.B.SHASTRI MAHAVIDYALAYA, LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI JUNIOR LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI JUNIOR LAL BAHADURSHASTRI JR LALBAHADUR SHASTRI HIGHER LALBAHADUR SHASTRI UCCHA LATE BALIRAMJI PATIL JUNIOR LATE BHAUSAHEB DESHMUKH LATE CAPT.JOSHI SMARAK LATE DEVIDAS PAWAR HIGHER LATE DHONDIBA SUDE HIGHER LATE DHUNDAMAHARAJ JUNIOR LATE INDIRABAI DESHMUKH LATE LAXMANRAO GHISEWAD LATE PARVATIBAI HIGHER LATE RAJARAM DESHMUKH HIGHER LATE S.M.P.SHAMRAOJI KADAM LATE VISHWANATHRAO NALGE LOHARA HIGHER SEC. SCHOOL LOK JAGRATI HIGHER SECONDARY LOK MANYA HIGHER SECONDARY LOKMANYA JUNIOR COLLEGE, LOKMANYA KANISTHA LOKNAYAK UCCHA MADH VIDYALAY LONESHWAR HIGHER SECONDARY LT ANUSUYABAI GORTE LT BHIMRAO NAIK MADH.UCCHA LT CHANDUBAI PAWAR UCCHA LT DAGDOJIRAO DESHMUKH LT DEVRAOJI PATIL UCCHA LT GOVINDRAO PATIL MADH. LT JANARDHAN RAJEMANE LT MUNJAJI PATIL UCCHA MADH. LT PRABHAKAR BHASME UCCHA LT SANGITADEVI UCCHA LT SHANKARRAO CHAVAN LT SURYABHAN M.TARANGE MADH LT.AMBUMATA JR.COLLEGE, LT.G.P.SABBANWAR GIRL'S LT.MOHANRAO DESHMUKH LT.SHANKARRAO CHAVAN PRA.&MADH LT.VANKATRAO DESHMUKH JR. LT.VYANKATRAO DESHMUKH MADH. LT.YESHWANTRAO CHAVAN M.J.PHULE MAHAVIDYALAYA, M.JYOTIBA FULE UCCHA MADH. UCCHA MADH. MADH.UCCHA MADH.ASHRAMSHALA, MADINA TUL ULOOM HIGHER MADINATUL ULOOM HIGHER MAH. MADH UCCHAMADH MAHARASHTRA COLLEGE, NILANGA MAHARASHTRA HIGHER SECONARY MAHARASHTRA JR.COLLEGE MAHARASHTRA JUNIOR COLLEGE, MAHARASHTRA JUNIOR COLLEGE, MAHARASHTRA UDAYGIRI MAHARASHTRA VIDYA NIKETAN MAHATMA BASVESHWAR UCCHA MAHATMA BASWESHWAR MAHATMA BASWESHWAR COLLEGE, MAHATMA FULE SALGNA KALA MAHATMA FULE UCCHAMADH MAHATMA GANDHI HIGHER MAHATMA GANDHI HIGHER MAHATMA GANDHI HIGHER MAHATMA GANDHI JUNIOR MAHATMA GANDHI JUNIOR MAHATMA GANDHI KANISHTHA MAHATMA GANDHI UCCHA MADH MAHATMA JYOTIBA PHULE HIGHER MAHATMA JYOTIBA PHULE JUNIOR MAHATMA PHULE HIGHER MAHATMA PHULE JR COLLEGE MAHATMA PHULE JUNIOR MAHATMA PHULE JUNIOR MAHATMA PHULE UCCHA MAHATMA PHULLE JR.COLL. MAHLAR VOKESHIONAL JR MALHARRAO HOLKAR UCCHAMADH MANAVYA VIKAS JUNIOR MANIK PRABHU HIGHER MANIKBABA H.SEC.SCHOOL, MANIKPRABHU HIGHER SECONDARY MANISHA UCCHA MADH. MANMATH SWAMI HIGHER MANOVIKAS S SANTHA'S MASTER DINANATH MANGESHKAR MASTER DINANATH MANGESHKAR MATOSHI KAMALATAI THAMKE MATOSHRI ANUSAYA HR.SEC.SCHOOL MATOSHRI KAMALATAI THAMAKE MATOSHRI TRIVENIBAI MORE MAULANA AZAD URDU UCCHA MILIND ARTS JUNIOR COLLEGE, MINAKSHI DESHMUKH MEMORIAL MINAR URDU MADH,UCCHAMADH MINAR URDU MADH.VIDYALAYA, MODERN UCCHA MADH. VIDYALAY MOULANA ABUL KALAM AZAD MUKTESHWAR HIGHER SECONDARY MUKTESHWAR UCCHAMADH MUKUNDRAJ UCCHA MADHYAMIK N.E.S.SCIENCE COLLEGE, NAGSEN HIGHER SECONDARY NAMDEVRAO KESHVE UCCHA NARASAMATA MADH,UCCHAMADH NARASHYAM JR.COLL, RATOLI, NARGIS DATTA JR COLLEGE NARSINHA ARTS & COMMERCE NARSINHA HIGHER SECONDARY NARSINHA SCIENCE ARTS & NATHOBA HIGHER SECONDARY NATIONAL MADH,UCCHA NAV BHARAT HIGHER SECONDARY NEHARU UCCHA MADHYAMIK NEHRU HIGHER SECONDARY NETAJI S.BOSE ARTS NETAJI SUBHASCHANDRA BOSE NETAJI SUBHASH CHANDRA BOSE NETAJI SUBHASHCHANDRA BOSE NEW HIGH SCHOOL & JUNIOR NEW KANISTHA MAHAVIDYALAY NIDA URDU KANISHTHA NIRMALADEVI HR.SEC.SCHOOL, NIRMALPURI HIGHER SECONDARY NITI NIKETAN JUNIOR COLLEGE, NIWASI APANG SHALA, SASTUR, NOORJAHA URDU HR.SCH, NUTAN HIGHER SECONDARY NUTAN JR.COLLEGE, UMRI NUTAN MARATHI UCCHA NUTAN UCCHA MADH VIDYAMANDIR P.A.INAMDAR UCCHAMADH P.B.A.JR.COLLEGE, SHILVANI PADMAVATI HIGHER SECONDARY PANCHSHEEL VIDYARJAN JUNIOR PANCHVATI ARTS & COMMERCE PANDIT JAWAHARLAL NEHRU PANDIT JAWAHARLAL NEHRU PANDURANG PATIL MADH.VIDYALAY PANSARE MAHAVIDYALAYA, PARIMAL JUNIOR COLLEGE, PARWATI KANYA HIGHER PAST SOLDER UTTAMRAO RODE PEOPLE'S COLLEGE, NANDED POST BASIC ASHRAM JUNIOR POST BASIC ASHRAM JUNIOR POST BASIC HIGHER SECONDARY POST BASIC JUNIOR COLLEGE, PRABODHAN KANISHTHA PRATIBHA NIKETAN PRATIBHA NIKETAN JUNIOR PRATIBHANIKETAN UCHCH PRATIK KANISHTHA PRERANA HIGHER SECONDARY PRIYADARSHINI GIRL'S HIGHER PRIYADARSHINI HIGHER PUJYA KUMAR SWAMI JUNIOR PUNYA SHLOK AHILYADEVI RAHEMANIYA HIGHER SECONDARY RAJA BHAGIRATH HIGHER RAJABAI JUNIOR COLLEGE, RAJARSHI SHAHU COLLEGE, RAJARSHI SHAHU KANISHTHA RAJARSHI SHRI.CHHA.SHAHU RAJASHRI SHAHU JUNIOR RAJASHRI SHAHU KALA,VIDYAN RAJESHRI SHAHU KANISHTHA RAJESHRI SHAHU UCCHA RAJMATA JIJAMATA JUNIOR RAJSHRI SHAHU MAHARAJ UCCHA RAJSHRI SHAHU UCCHA MADH RAMKRISHNA PARAMHANSA RAMKRISHNA UCCHA RANI LAXMIBAI KANISHTHA RATANBAI JR COLLEGE JALKOT RAVINDRANATH TAGORE RENUKA HIGHER SECONDARY RENUKADEVI UCCHAMADH RENUKADEVI VOCATIONAL JR RUPAMATA UCCHA MADHYAMIK RUPCHAND POST BASIC ASHRAM RUQUYA BEGUM JUNIOR COLLEGE, S M GURUVARYA R G SHINDE S.A.JAGIRDAR UCHCH MADHYAMIK S.DUT GOVINDRAO PATIL MADH SAHEBRAO HANGARGEKAR JUNIOR SAINATH VITHHALNATH UCCHA SAMAJ JAGRUTI UCCHA SAMARTH JUNIOR COLLEGE, SAMATA MADH UCCHAMADH SAMBHAJIRAO KENDRE KANISTHA SAMBHAJIRAO KENDRE MADH SAMTA JUNIOR COLLEGE, SANA HIGHER SECONDARY SANEGURUJI SANGIT MAHARSHI BABA SANJAY GANDHI JUNIOR SANJIVANI JUNIOR COLLEGE, SANJIVANI MADH,UCCHA MADH SANT DYANESHWAR UCCHA SANT DYANESHWAR UCCHA SANT DYANESHWAR UCCHAMADH SANT FULAJIBABA UCCHA SANT GADGEBABA UCCHA SANT GOVINDBABA H.SEC.SCHL, SANT MOTIRAM MAHARAJ SANT NAMDEO MAHARAJ SANT NAMDEV MAHARAJ SARAS HIGHER SECONDARY SARASWATI BHAVAN JUNIOR SARASWATI HIGHER SECONDARY SARASWATI HIGHER SECONDARY SARASWATI HIGHER SECONDARY SARASWATI HIGHER SECONDARY SARASWATI UCCHA MADH SARASWATI V.M.ARTS COMM.& SARSWATI HIGHER SECONDARY SARSWATI JUNIOR COLLEGE, SARSWATI SANGIT KALA SAVITRIBAI HR.SEC.SCHOOL SAVITRIBAI PHULE GIRL'S SAVITRIBAI PHULE HIGHER SAVITRIBAI PHULE HIGHER SAVITRIBAI PHULE KANYA SAVITRIBAI PHULE KANYA SCIENCE ARTS & COMMERCE SEVADAS HIGHER SEC.SCHOOL, SEWAGRAM KANISHTHA MAHA SHAHIR ANNABHAU SATHE HIGHER SHAMARYA GIRL'S JUNIOR SHAMLAL MEMORIAL HIGHER SHAMSUL ULOOM GIRL'S URDU SHANKAR MADHYA.WA UCHCH SHANKARRAO CHAVAN JUNIOR SHANKARRAO PATIL JUNIOR SHANTIDUT GOVINDRAO PATIL SHANTINIKETAN HIGHER SHANTINIKETAN UCCHA MADH SHARAD PAWAR UCCHA MADH SHARDA JR COLLEGE LATUR SHASAIKYA TANTRA PRASHALA SHASAKIYA TANTRA PRASHALA SHASAKIYA TANTRA PRASHALA SHASAKIYA TANTRA PRASHALA SHASAKIYA U.M.ASHRAMSHALA, SHASAKIYA U.M.KANYA SHASHKIYA MADH UCHHA SHASKIYA
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