Belagavi - Education Hub

Belagavi – Education Hub

Education is the foundation for a man’s career. Therefore, Education is known as the wealth of the world. John Lubbock said that “The important thing is not so much that every student should be taught, as that every student should be given the wish to learn”. The educational institutions at the Belagavi District give the students bright opportunities for all round development of their skills and provide them with a strong edifice for dedicated and committed service through excellent and competent teaching and thus help in the Development of a better India . Belagavi is said to be one of the best Educational Centres in the state of Karnataka.

There are many reputed institutions like K.L.E Society’s, South Konkan Society, Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College (JNMC) and many more. Belagavi district has many schools and colleges which are imparting excellent education in almost all the allied streams to the utmost satisfaction of the students and society. There are many different colleges providing different courses

Universities

Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU)

Machhe, Belagavi

______________________

KLE Deemed University

Nehru Nagar, Belagavi

______________________

Rani Chennamma University (RCU)

NH-4, Belagavi

______________________

National Institute of Hydrology

Vishweshwarayya Nagar, Belagavi

National Institute of H ydrology (Belagavi): The National Institute of Hydrology (NIH) was established in 1978 with its headquarters at Roorkee – 247667 (Uttaranchal), India. It is an autonomous society under the Ministry of Water Resources, Government of India. Its main objective is to undertake systematic and scientific research (basic and applied) in all aspects of Hydrology. To study specific hydrological problems of different regions of the country, the Institute has established The First regional Centre at Belagavi in 1987- The Hard Rock Regional Centre. The other Centres of NIH are at Jammu (Western Himalayan Regional Centre), Guwahati (North Eastern Regional Centre), Kakinada (Deltaic Regional Centre), Patna (Centre for Flood Management Studies), and Sagar (Ganga Plains South Regional Centre).

At present, there are 7 scientists working at the Hard Rock Regional Centre which is equipped with soil testing and water quality laboratories. It has also monitored automatic weather stations at Nagargalli (Bachi catchment) and Halkarni (Ghataprabha representative basin).

More Details