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District Code Subject Code KARNATAKA SECONDARY EDUCATION EXAMINATION BOARD, OTHER EXAMS, 6TH CROSS, MALLESWARAM, BENGALURU 560003 SPECIAL MUSIC/DANCE/TALAVADYA EXAM-MAY 2020 DISTRICTWISE CENTRES WITH SUBJECT CODES district Subject CENTER_CODECENTER_ADDRESS code code GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SECTION OLD AN VANI VILAS OPP VICTORIA HOSPITAL PORT BENGALURU 560002 1 1 01A MF07 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SECTION OLD AN VANI VILAS OPP VICTORIA HOSPITAL PORT BENGALURU 560002 2 01A MF08 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SECTION OLD AN VANI VILAS OPP VICTORIA HOSPITAL PORT BENGALURU 560002 3 01A MU01 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SECTION OLD AN VANI VILAS OPP VICTORIA HOSPITAL PORT BENGALURU 560002 4 01A MU02 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SECTION OLD AN VANI VILAS OPP VICTORIA HOSPITAL PORT BENGALURU 560002 5 01A MU05 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SECTION OLD AN VANI VILAS OPP VICTORIA HOSPITAL PORT BENGALURU 560002 6 01A MU06 GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SEC 13TH CROSS, AN MALLESHWARAM BENGALURU 560003 7 02A MU01 GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SEC 13TH CROSS, AN 2 8 02A MALLESHWARAM BENGALURU 560003 MU02 GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SEC 13TH CROSS, AN 9 02A MALLESHWARAM BENGALURU 560003 MU03 GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SEC 13TH CROSS, AN 10 02A MALLESHWARAM BENGALURU 560003 MU04 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRL'S B P WADIA ROAD, AN 3 11 03A BASAVANAGUDI , BENGALURU -04 KA71 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRL'S B P WADIA ROAD, AN 12 03A BASAVANAGUDI , BENGALURU -04 KA73 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRL'S B P WADIA ROAD, AN 13 03A BASAVANAGUDI , BENGALURU -04 KA75 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRL'S B P WADIA ROAD, AN 14 03A BASAVANAGUDI , BENGALURU -04 KA76 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRL'S B P WADIA ROAD, AN 15 03A BASAVANAGUDI , BENGALURU -04 KU61 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRL'S B P WADIA ROAD, AN 16 03A BASAVANAGUDI , BENGALURU -04 KU63 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRL'S B P WADIA ROAD, AN 17 03A BASAVANAGUDI , BENGALURU -04 KU66 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRL'S B P WADIA ROAD, AN 18 03A BASAVANAGUDI , BENGALURU -04 MU45 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRL'S B P WADIA ROAD, AN 19 03A BASAVANAGUDI , BENGALURU -04 MF46 NEW VANI VILAS GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS (HIGH SCH SEC) AN 4 20 06A MINERVA CIRCLE, V V PURAM B'LORE 560004 MF27 NEW VANI VILAS GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS (HIGH SCH SEC) AN 21 06A MINERVA CIRCLE, V V PURAM B'LORE 560004 MF28 NEW VANI VILAS GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS (HIGH SCH SEC) AN 22 06A MINERVA CIRCLE, V V PURAM B'LORE 560004 MF37 NEW VANI VILAS GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS (HIGH SCH SEC) AN 23 06A MINERVA CIRCLE, V V PURAM B'LORE 560004 MU21 NEW VANI VILAS GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS (HIGH SCH SEC) AN 24 06A MINERVA CIRCLE, V V PURAM B'LORE 560004 MU22 NEW VANI VILAS GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS (HIGH SCH SEC) AN 25 06A MINERVA CIRCLE, V V PURAM B'LORE 560004 MU23 NEW VANI VILAS GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS (HIGH SCH SEC) AN 26 06A MINERVA CIRCLE, V V PURAM B'LORE 560004 MU24 NEW VANI VILAS GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS (HIGH SCH SEC) AN 27 06A MINERVA CIRCLE, V V PURAM B'LORE 560004 MU25 NEW VANI VILAS GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS (HIGH SCH SEC) AN 28 06A MINERVA CIRCLE, V V PURAM B'LORE 560004 MU26 NEW VANI VILAS GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS (HIGH SCH SEC) AN 29 06A MINERVA CIRCLE, V V PURAM B'LORE 560004 MU32 NEW VANI VILAS GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS (HIGH SCH SEC) AN 30 06A MINERVA CIRCLE, V V PURAM B'LORE 560004 MU34 NEW VANI VILAS GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS (HIGH SCH SEC) AN 31 06A MINERVA CIRCLE, V V PURAM B'LORE 560004 MU36 NEW VANI VILAS GOVT PU COLLEGE FOR GIRLS (HIGH SCH SEC) 32 06A MINERVA CIRCLE, V V PURAM B'LORE 560004 MF37 RANI SARALADEVI HIGH SCHOOL 1ST BLOCK, NEAR ASHOKA AN 5 33 15A PILLAR JAYANAGARA ,BENGALURU 4 MU01 RANI SARALADEVI HIGH SCHOOL 1ST BLOCK, NEAR ASHOKA AN 34 15A PILLAR JAYANAGARA ,BENGALURU 4 MU02 RANI SARALADEVI HIGH SCHOOL 1ST BLOCK, NEAR ASHOKA AN 35 15A PILLAR JAYANAGARA ,BENGALURU 4 MU41 BANGALORE HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL R V ROAD, AN 6 36 17A BASAVANGUDI BENGALURU 560004 MU41 WOMEN'S PEACE LEAGUE HIGH SCHOOL NO.36, SHANKARMATH AN 7 37 19A ROAD BASAVANAGUDI BENGALURU MU01 WOMEN'S PEACE LEAGUE HIGH SCHOOL NO.36, SHANKARMATH AN 38 19A ROAD BASAVANAGUDI BENGALURU MU02 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL SECTION, JAYANAGAR 6TH AN 8 39 23A BLOCK YEDIYUR, BENGALURU 560082 MU01 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL SECTION, JAYANAGAR 6TH AN 40 23A BLOCK YEDIYUR, BENGALURU 560082 MU02 GOVT HIGH SCHOOL 2ND BLOCK, RAJAJINAGAR OPP K E B AN 9 41 24A CHOULTRY, BENGALURU 560010 MU01 GOVT HIGH SCHOOL 2ND BLOCK, RAJAJINAGAR OPP K E B AN 42 24A CHOULTRY, BENGALURU 560010 MU02 DIET RAJAJINAGAR, 2ND BLOCK BANGALORE RURAL, BENGALURU AN 10 43 25A MU41 SRI LAKSHMIDEVI RAMANNA HIGH SCHOOL NO.114, 6TH CROSS, AN 11 44 28A 5TH MAIN ROAD CHAMRAJAPET, BENGALURU-18 MU41 UNITED MISSON HIGH SCHOOL KALINGARAO ROAD (MISSION AN 12 45 32A ROAD) BENGALURU 560027 MU03 UNITED MISSON HIGH SCHOOL KALINGARAO ROAD (MISSION AN 46 32A ROAD) BENGALURU 560027 MU04 UNITED MISSON HIGH SCHOOL KALINGARAO ROAD (MISSION AN 47 32A ROAD) BENGALURU 560027 MU12 UNITED MISSON HIGH SCHOOL KALINGARAO ROAD (MISSION AN 48 32A ROAD) BENGALURU 560027 MU14 UNITED MISSON HIGH SCHOOL KALINGARAO ROAD (MISSION AN 49 32A ROAD) BENGALURU 560027 MU16 UNITED MISSON HIGH SCHOOL KALINGARAO ROAD (MISSION AN 50 32A ROAD) BENGALURU 560027 MF16 JANATHA HIGH SCHOOL 2ND MAIN ROAD, 8TH CROSS AN 13 51 33A CHAMARAJAPETE ,BENGALURU-18 MU41 CARDIAL HIGH SCHOOL 8TH MAIN, VIJAYANAGARA WEST NEAR SHOBHA HOSPITAL, PRASHANTHANAGARA NAGARBHAVI ROAD, AN 14 52 34A BENGALURU 560040 MU01 CARDIAL HIGH SCHOOL 8TH MAIN, VIJAYANAGARA WEST NEAR SHOBHA HOSPITAL, PRASHANTHANAGARA NAGARBHAVI ROAD, AN 53 34A BENGALURU 560040 MU02 GOVT HIGH SCHOOL, YASHWANTHPUR, BENGALURU NORTH DIST AN 15 54 37A MU41 16 55 38A GOVT HIGH SCHOOL HOMBEGOWDA, WILSANGARDEN, HOMBEGOWDAAN NAGARAMU43 BENGALURU SOUTH DIST 17 56 39A HOMBEGOWDA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL HOMBEGOWDA WILSANGARDEN,AN BENGALURUMU01 SOUTH DIST 57 39A HOMBEGOWDA BOYS HIGH SCHOOL HOMBEGOWDA WILSANGARDEN,AN BENGALURUMU02 SOUTH DIST 18 58 40A SHRIMATI HOMBEGOWDA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL HOMBEGOWDA NAGARA,AN WILSANGARDEN,MU41 BENGALURU SOUTH DIST 19 59 41A GOVT HIGH SCHOOL BYATARAYANAPURA, BENGALURU SOUTH AN MU41 20 60 42A GOVT HIGH SCHOOL SARAKKI, BENGALURU SOUTH AN MU01 61 42A GOVT HIGH SCHOOL SARAKKI, BENGALURU SOUTH AN MU02 62 42A GOVT HIGH SCHOOL SARAKKI, BENGALURU SOUTH AN MU41 21 63 43A GOVT HIGH SCHOOL PUTTENAHALLI, BENGALURU SOUTH AN MU21 64 43A GOVT HIGH SCHOOL PUTTENAHALLI, BENGALURU SOUTH AN MU22 65 43A GOVT HIGH SCHOOL PUTTENAHALLI, BENGALURU SOUTH AN MU23 66 43A GOVT HIGH SCHOOL PUTTENAHALLI, BENGALURU SOUTH AN MU24 67 43A GOVT HIGH SCHOOL PUTTENAHALLI, BENGALURU SOUTH AN MU32 68 43A GOVT HIGH SCHOOL PUTTENAHALLI, BENGALURU SOUTH AN MU34 22 69 44A CORPORATION GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL GANDHINAGARA BENGALURU NORTHAN MU01 70 44A CORPORATION GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL GANDHINAGARA BENGALURU NORTHAN MU02 23 71 45A GOVT PRE UNIVERCITY COLLEGE GANGAMMA TIMMAIH SHIVANAGARA,AN BENGALURUMU01 NORTH 72 45A GOVT PRE UNIVERCITY COLLEGE GANGAMMA TIMMAIH SHIVANAGARA,AN BENGALURUMU02 NORTH 73 45A GOVT PRE UNIVERCITY COLLEGE GANGAMMA TIMMAIH SHIVANAGARA,AN BENGALURUMU03 NORTH 74 45A GOVT PRE UNIVERCITY COLLEGE GANGAMMA TIMMAIH SHIVANAGARA,AN BENGALURUMU04 NORTH GOVT HIGH SCHOOL, POLICE COLONY,MAGADI ROAD 24 75 46A BENAGALURU NORTH AN MU01 GOVT HIGH SCHOOL, POLICE COLONY,MAGADI ROAD 76 46A BENAGALURU NORTH AN MU02 GOVT HIGH SCHOOL, POLICE COLONY,MAGADI ROAD 77 46A BENAGALURU NORTH AN MU41 CORPORATION PRE UNIVERCITY COLLEGE ( HIGH SCHOOL SECTION) TASKAR TOWN, DESPENSORY ROAD, NEAR 25 78 47A SHIVAJINAGARA BUS STAND BENGALURU NORTH AN MU01 CORPORATION PRE UNIVERCITY COLLEGE ( HIGH SCHOOL SECTION) TASKAR TOWN, DESPENSORY ROAD, NEAR 79 47A SHIVAJINAGARA BUS STAND BENGALURU NORTH AN MU02 CORPORATION PRE UNIVERCITY COLLEGE ( HIGH SCHOOL SECTION) TASKAR TOWN, DESPENSORY ROAD, NEAR 80 47A SHIVAJINAGARA BUS STAND BENGALURU NORTH AN MU41 GOVT HIGH SCHOOL ,ATTIGUPPE, WEAVERS COLONY , AN 26 81 35A BENGALURU-560040 MU01 GOVT HIGH SCHOOL ,ATTIGUPPE, WEAVERS COLONY , AN 82 35A BENGALURU-560040 MU02 BASAVESHWARA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL RAJAJINAGARA 2ND BLOCK AN 27 83 36A MU01 BASAVESHWARA GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL RAJAJINAGARA 2ND BLOCK AN 84 36A , BENGALURU 560010 MU02 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR BOYS KOLAR, DIST KOLAR 563101 CC 28 85 01C MU01 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR BOYS KOLAR, DIST KOLAR 563101 CC 86 01C MU02 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR BOYS KOLAR, DIST KOLAR 563101 CC 87 01C MU03 GOVT JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR BOYS KOLAR, DIST KOLAR 563101 CC 88 01C MU04 GOVT HIGH SCHOOL B B ROAD CHIKKABALLAPURA , CA 29 89 02C CHIKKABALLAPURA DIST 562101 MU01 GOVT HIGH SCHOOL B B ROAD CHIKKABALLAPURA , CA 90 02C CHIKKABALLAPURA DIST 562101 MU02 GOVT HIGH SCHOOL B B ROAD CHIKKABALLAPURA , CA 91 02C CHIKKABALLAPURA DIST 562101 MU03 GOVT HIGH SCHOOL B B ROAD CHIKKABALLAPURA , CA 92 02C CHIKKABALLAPURA DIST 562101 MU04 GOVT EMPRESS P U COLLEGE FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SECTION DD 30 93 01D TUMKUR, TUMKUR DIST MU01 GOVT EMPRESS P U COLLEGE FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SECTION DD 94 01D TUMKUR, TUMKUR DIST MU02 GOVT EMPRESS P U COLLEGE FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SECTION DD 95 01D TUMKUR, TUMKUR DIST MU03 GOVT EMPRESS P U COLLEGE FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SECTION DD 96 01D TUMKUR, TUMKUR DIST MU04 GOVT EMPRESS P U COLLEGE FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL SECTION DD 97 01D TUMKUR, TUMKUR DIST MU41 31 98 02E GOVT MAHARANI T T I N S ROAD MYSURU 570024 EE MU41 GOVT PU COLLEGE (HIGH SCHOOL SECTION ) KUVEMPU NAGAR EE 22 99 04E MYSURU MF46 GOVT PU COLLEGE (HIGH SCHOOL SECTION ) KUVEMPU NAGAR EE 100 04E MYSURU MU43 GOVT PU COLLEGE (HIGH SCHOOL SECTION ) KUVEMPU
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