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Anjuman Engineering College
Affiliated to the Karnatak University, Dharwad, earlier and now to Vishveshwariah Technological University and recognised by All India Institute for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi, the institution is the only one of its kind in Uttara Kannada district.There are 890 students with 57 teaching and 56 non-teaching staff. The college has a hostel providing residence and mess to 1,000 students coming from all parts of India. An up-to-date comprehensive library and a state-of-the art computercentre, equipped for routine computer training, coupled with the latest in front-end technologies such as parallel processing, fuzzy logic, etc, give its students a leading edge. More>>

ANJUMAN HAMI – E- MUSLIMEEN
Main Road, BHATKAL – 581320 (KARNATAKA)
Tel No: 08385 – 226214 / 225048, fax: 08385 – 228305
Website: www.anjumanbhatkal.com

 

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2007 Result

56.63 per cent pass for Anjuman Junior College

Bhatkal, May 19 2007: The commerce stream of Anjuman Junior College performed fairly well to notch up a pass percentage of 67.32 while other streams slightly bettered last year's results. The over-all pass percentage stood at 57.63. Out of 236 appeared 136 were successful. While the Arts section got 43.75 per cent, the science faculty, which bore the brunt of public criticism last year ( 16.41 per cent), secured 38.81 per cent, very poor in terms of today's competitive standards.

Toppers: Mohammed Ismail Mohammed Imran from Science obtained 83.83 per cent marks while Hassan Yahya Damudi from Commerce got 81.63 per cent and Harish Naik from Arts secured 67.67 per cent.

Performance of Muslim students
Arts: 6 appeared, 1 passed

Commerce: 147 appeared, 100 passed

Science: 54 appeared, 24 passed

2007 Result Of Pre-University College for Women

Bhatkal, May 192007: Anjuman Pre-University College for Women outshone the male Anjuman PU College in the PU II examinations, the results of which were declared yesterday. Out of 241 girls who appeared for the examinations 172 passed (72 per cent) with three distinctions and 90 first class. While the Arts section secured 75.6 pass percentage the Science stream obtained a pass percentage of 62.33. Saniya Zubair Kola (Science) topped the college by scoring 531 marks out 600 (88.5 %) while Aysha Sabah Mohammed Irshad (86.3 %) and Umme Raman Abuzar Ruknuddin (85.3 %) were the top scorers in the arts section. This year 9 students appeared as repeaters and four were successful.
A Noble Mission

In 1919 a group of intellectuals with a vision and zeal established Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen, a charitable education trust, aimed at imparting modern and religious education to the residents of Bhatkal and surrounding areas. "This journey of hundred’s of miles began with a single step" Education is the highway that leads to a nation and community’s progress and prosperity.

Years ago Sir Syed, the great visionary, provided inspiring leadership. This message rang far and wide, reverberating to a tiny, remote village called Bhatkal. Some of the enlightened village elders like Late: Janab M.M. Siddique, I.H. Siddique and F.A.Hassan Sahebs embraced Sir Syed’s vision and lit the village with the idea of starting a primary School. A handful of community men set up a trust Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen in 1919, with the mission to impart contemporary and religious education to the people of Bhatkal and near by villages Their commitment and efforts more than 80 years ago have borne fruit and paid rich dividends to the town. Started humbly as a primary school for boys, the institute was later upgraded into a high school by 1929. Over the years, this institution has been instrumental in grooming thousands of students from Bhatkal and nearby villages for the future. >> More

 
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