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WARANGAL LIST of B.Ed. / M.Ed. & Bped. Colleges KAKATIYA UNIVERSITY : WARANGAL LIST OF B.Ed. / M.Ed. & B.P.Ed. Colleges Sl. District College & Address Mgt. Category Intake No. College of Teacher Education, 1 Warangal Govt. Co-Ed. 160 Lashkar Bazar, Hanamkonda Dr. M.R. Reddy College of Education, 2 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 120 Parkal 3 Warangal DRS College of Education, Thorrur Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 4 Warangal Educare College of Education, Jangaon Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Ekashila College of Education, Pvt. Co-Ed. 160 5 Warangal Hyderabad Road, Jangaon M.Ed. Fathima College of Education, 6 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 160 Fathima Nagar, Kazipet,Warangal 7 Warangal Ganapathi College of Education, Parkal Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 8 Warangal Jangaon College of Education, Jangaon Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Jayamukhi College of Education, 9 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Narsampet Lal Bahadur College of Education, Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 10 Warangal Warangal M.Ed. Balaji Institute of Education 11 Warangal (Maheshwara College of Education), Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Maheshwaram, Narsampet Margadarshi College of Education, 12 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 120 Mahabubabad Mother Theresa College of Education 13 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Mahabubabad Rahman’s College of Education, 14 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Jangaon Sai Teja College of Education, Kallem 15 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Road, Jangaon Sravanthi College of Education, 16 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Dharmaram Sri Aurobindo Institute of Education, 17 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Jangaon Sri Vivekananda College of Education, 18 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Mahabubabad St. Peter’s College of Education, 19 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Vidyanagar, Hanamkonda Talla Padmavathi College of Education, 20 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Warangal 21 Warangal Thorrur College of Education, Thorrur Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 22 Warangal University College of Education, Univ. Co-Ed. 100 Sl. District College & Address Mgt. Category Intake No. Kakatiya University, Warangal M.Ed. 23 Warangal Vaagdevi College of Education, Parkal Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Viswambhara College of Education, 24 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Bollikunta, Warangal Vivekananda College of Education, 25 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Narsampet Yasmeen B.Ed. College, Unikicherla, 26 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Warangal Anniebesant College of Education, 27 Khammam Pvt. Co-Ed. 120 Kranthi Nagar, Ballepally, Khammam Brown’s College of Education, Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 28 Khammam Ammapalem, Khammam M.Ed. College of Teacher Education (Tribal 29 Khammam Govt. Co-Ed. 200 Welfare), Bhadrachalam * Holy Faith College of Education, 30 Khammam Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Paloncha Holy Faith College of Education, 31 Khammam Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Sathupally 32 Khammam KLR College of Education, Paloncha Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Madeena College of Education, 33 Khammam Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Kothagudem MES College of Education, Arempula, 34 Khammam Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Khammam Mother Theresa College of Education, 35 Khammam Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Paloncha Mother Theresa College of Education, 36 Khammam Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Sathupally Raga College of Education, Sathupally, 37 Khammam Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Khammam 38 Khammam RJC College of Education, Khammam Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 St. Ann’s College of Education, 39 Khammam Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Venkatapuram (V),Mudigonda (M) St. John’s College of Education, 40 Khammam Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Aswaraopet, Khammam St. Lawrence College of Education, 41 Khammam Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Arempula, Khammam 42 Khammam Susheela College of Education, Madhira Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 43 Khammam SVR College of Education, Madhira Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Trinity College of Education, 44 Khammam Pvt. C-Ed 100 Khammam College of Teacher Education (Tribal 45 Adilabad Govt. Co-Ed. 100 Welfare), Utnoor * Dr. Rajendra Prasad B.Ed. College, 46 Adilabad Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Asifabad Muduganti Suryamma College of 47 Adilabad Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Education, Rajampet, Asifabad Panchsheel College of Education, 48 Adilabad Pvt. Co-Ed. 120 Nirmal Sl. District College & Address Mgt. Category Intake No. Vivekananda College of Education, 49 Adilabad Pvt. Co-Ed. 120 Adilabad St. Mary College of Education, 50 Warangal Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Jangaon, Warangal Sri Sai College of Education, Thorrur, 51 Warangal Pvt Co-Ed. 100 Warangal LIST OF B.P.Ed COLLEGES Sl. District College & Address Mgt. Category Intake No. 1 Warangal University College of Physical Co-Ed. 100 Education, Kakatiya University, Warangal 2 Warangal Vaagdevi College of Physical Pvt. Co-Ed. 100 Education, Bollikunta, Warangal .
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