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Dr. Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya, Sagar Affiliated Colleges Who Have Not Submit DCF-II Year 2014-15 S Dr. Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya, Sagar Affiliated colleges who have not submit DCF-II Year 2014-15 S. No. Name of the College 1. Sir Hari Singh Gour Mahavidyalaya, Sagar 2. Shri V.D.M.Arts& Commerce College, Khurai 3. Govt. Degree College, Rehli 4. Jawaharlal Nehru Police Training College, Sagar 5. Gyanveer Degree College, Sagar 6. Swami Vivekanand Degree Coll, Amarmaue 7. Shri Sainath College, Sehora 8. Noble College Rajakhedi Makroniya, Sagar 9. Thakur Feran Singh Arts & Comm. Degree College, Shahpur 10 . Pt. Bhagirath Bilgaiyan Memorial College, Bina 11 . Let. Brajkishor Memorial College Malthaun 12 . Gyanodaya Mahavidyalaya, Jaisinagar 13 . Mahadeo Coll. Keshli 14 . Swami Vivekananda B.Ed. Coll. Sagar 15 . Noble B.Ed. College Makroniya,Sagar 16 . Bhagyodaya Teerth Inst. & Paramedical Sc.Coll, Sagar 17 . Achrya Virag Sagar College Bina 18 . Ojaswini Nursing Coll. Sagar 19 . Swami Vivekanand Law College, Sagar 20 . S.V.N. College, Patharia Jat, Sagar 21 . B.T.I. of Excellence Sagar 22 . Rajeev Lochanacharya Coll. Khurai 23 . S.S.H.C. Jain Inst. of Mgt. & Research Centre, Sagar 24 . Omshree Mahavidyalaya, Sagar 25 . Swami Vivekanand Mahavidyalaya, Sironja, Sagar 26 . Sri Sai B.Ed. College, Khurai Road, Jarara 27 . Aricent College of Education Bina 28 . Swami Vivekanand Inst. of Technology, Sironja, Sagar 29 . B.T. Inst. of Research & Technology, Sironja, Sagar 30 . Doranacharya Acadmey, Dhana 31 . College of Education, Bilehara 32 . Pt. B.D. Memorial College of Education, Makroniya, Sagar 33 . B.K.P. College of Computer Edu., Deori 34 . Govt. College, Dhana, Sagar 35 . Bundelkhand Medical Coll., Sagar 36 . Gurupriya Institute of Paramedical Tech., Sagar 37 . J.L. Verma Law College, Damoh 38 . Govt. K.N. Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Damoh 39 . Ojaswani Utkrishta Shiksha Sansthan, Damoh 40 . Guru Ram Das B.Ed. College, Damoh 41 . Times College of Education ,Damoh 42 . Bhundelkhend Carrier Coll. Hatta 43 . Swami Vivekanand Coll. Hatta 44 . Ojaswani Inst. of Management and Technology, Damoh 45 . Ojaswani Girls College, Hathana, Damoh 46 . Times College, Choupra Khurd, Damoh 47 . Guru Teg Bahadur Girls College, Damoh 48 . Pt. Moti Lal Nehru Law College, Chhatarpur 49 . Govt. Chhatrshal Maharaja P.G. Coll., Maharajpur 50 . Govt. Girls P.G. College, Chhatarpur 51 . Bapu Mahavidyalaya, Nowgaon 52 . Govt. Degree College, Loundi 53 . Swami Pranvanand Degree College, Chhatarpur 54 . Govt. Degree College, Bijawar 55 . Govt. Degree College, Harpalpur 56 . Govt. Degree College, Badamalhara 57 . Swami Pranvanand Homeopathic College, Chhatarpur 58 . Swami Pranvanand Degree College, Dumra 59 . Maharaja Balvant Singh Degree College, Rajnagar 60 . Swarswati College of Computer Science, Chhatarpur 61 . Balajee Coll. Nowgaon 62 . Ramkrishna Memo.B.Ed.Coll. Bijabar 63 . Adarsh Education College Chhatarpur 64 . Shrikrishna Coll. of. Educ. Chhatarpur 65 . Dr.Gayan Prakash Education College, Chhatarpur 66 . B.P. Dixit Coll. of Education Nawgaon 67 . Raja Rao Bahadur Singh Physical Edu. Coll. Basari 68 . Chhatarpur Paramedical College Chhatarpur 69 . Maharshi Dyanand College of Education, Maharajpur 70 . Swami Vivekanand College, Chhatarpur 71 . Mittal College of Edu. Chhatarpur 72 . Shrijan Mahavidyalaya Loundi (Chhatarpur) 73 . Srijan Edu. College, Chhatarpur 74 . S.R. College of Edu. Chhatarpur 75 . Sri Krishna College of Edu. Harpalpur Chhatarpur 76 . S.V.N. College, Chhatarpur 77 . Sri Narayan Das Agrawal College of Education, Chhatarpur 78 . Maharaja Chhatrasal College of Education, Chhatarpur 79 . Digital Inst. of Sc. & Tech. Chhatarpur 80 . Taksh Shila College, Chhatarpur 81 . Hardyal B.Ed. College, Harpalpur, Chhatarpur 82 . Sri Krishna College of Education Nowgong Road, Chhatarpur 83 . Mahamaya Siksha College, Gathawara, Chhatarpur 84 . Sunrise College, Nagaow, Chhatarpur 85 . Jeewan Jyoti College of Education Chhatarpur 86 . R.K. Coll. Sc. & Tech. Loundi (Chhatarpur) 87 . Revanath Chaure College of Inf. & Tech., Sausar 88 . Cimti College, Gangiwada Chhindwara 89 . Cimti College, Ridhora Chhindwara 90 . Priyadarshni Sc. Mgt. Technology College, Sasour 91 . Om Sai Coll.of Information & Biotechnology, Umranala, Sasour 92 . Aklavya Mahavidyalaya, Amarwara 93 . Atash College of Management and Technology Sausar 94 . Unique College Parasia 95 . Govt. Degree College,Shahnagar 96 . Govt. Degree College, Amanganj 97 . Maharishi Educ. College Panna 98 . Vidyasagar College, Devendranagar, Panna 99 . Rajashwari Mahavidyalaya Madhoganj Ajaygarh.Panna 100 . Vaishnav Mata Vidhi Mahavidyalaya, Panna 101 . Chhatrasal Edu. College, Devendranagar, Panna 102 . D.B.C. Law College, Panna 103 . V.A.Bai Govt. Girls Coll. Tikamgarh 104 . Sardar Singh Smriti Coll. of Education Tikamgarh 105 . Kashav College of Edu. Tikamgarh 106 . Infotech Coll. of Edu. Tikamgarh 107 . S. R. College Chakarpur Tikamgarh 108 . Shri Dwarika Prasad Yadav College, Khargapur, Tikamgarh 109 . Hope Inst. of Tech. Teachers Tranning, Tikamgarh .
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