Bhandarkars Arts and Science College was established in 1963. The aim of the college is to meet the demand of the university education and make it available to the poorest sections of the rural community and also to create a sense of awareness among the students.
- The college is accredited by NAAC with A grade
- The college is affiliated to Mangalore University
Infrastructure:
- The campus of the college covers an area of about 9.68 acres
- The large H-shaped four storied main building in the campus houses, 32 class rooms, 14 staff rooms, principal’s chamber, meeting hall, college office, laboratories , ladies common room, boys common room, natural history museum, history museum, multimedia language laboratory and audio-visual halls
- The four storied library building has a well equipped audio visual hall, a seminar hall, and art gallery in addition to the reference section, a general reading hall and a separate reading hall for lady students, news paper section, a separate wing for periodicals and journals, internet section and stack section
Activities:
- National Cadet Corps(NCC)
- National Service Scheme(NSS)
- Youth Red Cross Activities
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