About Siddalinga Swamiji First Grade College
This college serves local Kalaburagi district students who need an affordable, local pathway to a traditional degree without relocating to larger metro hubs. As a private, un-aided institution affiliated with Gulbarga University, its academic focus centers strictly on the prescribed state syllabus. The college coordinates its instruction to help daytime commuters prepare for regional public sector examinations or basic corporate roles in the district.
Key Facts
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Private Un-Aided |
| Campus | Urban (Kalaburagi) |
| Approvals | Affiliated to Gulbarga University |
| Mode of Study | Full-time |
| Established | 2011 |
| Total Intake / Seats | Approximately 240 seats annually |
Courses & Specializations
| Degree | Specializations | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) | General Commerce, Accounting & Finance | Pass in 10+2 / Karnataka Pre-University Course (PUC) or equivalent. |
| Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) | History, Economics, Political Science (HEP) | Pass in 10+2 / PUC from a recognized board. |
| Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) | Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics (PCM) | Pass in 10+2 / PUC with Science stream subjects. |
How to Apply
Admissions are processed through the state-level Unified University College Management System (UUCMS) portal of Karnataka. Candidates register online, submit their Pre-University Course (PUC) marks, and select this specific college as their preference during the centralized counseling options. The system generates a merit list based on these aggregate qualifying marks, after which selected candidates must bring their original certificates directly to the Kalaburagi campus to complete their registration.
Campus & Infrastructure
| Facility | Description |
|---|---|
| Library | The physical book room houses standard curriculum textbooks prescribed by Gulbarga University, alongside local Kannada and English newspapers for daily reading. |
| Hostels | Basic dormitory accommodations are maintained specifically for male students coming from distant rural talukas of the Kalaburagi district. |
| Cafeteria / Canteen | A modest kitchen on campus serves daily South Indian tiffin items, tea, and regional lunch options during afternoon intervals. |
| Auditorium / Seminar Hall | The central hall serves as a gathering space for university-mandated academic presentations, local student union activities, and state-level collegiate events. |
