Who are we?
Dayananda Sagar University (DSU) is a proud member of the esteemed Dayananda Sagar Institutions (DSI),a group having Prestigious Colleges, University, Schools, and International Schools. With a rich legacy spanning over 60 years,today university not only stands as a beacon of excellence in higher education,but it’s also a vibrant and unique space of innovation, creativity, boundless possibilities, and a sanctuary of inspiration.
At DSU, our vision extends beyond merely spreading knowledge; we aspire to be the Center of Excellence in education, innovation, entrepreneurship, research, and training. Our focus areas encompass diverse disciplines, including Engineering, Commerce & Management, Law, Nursing, Mass Communication and Journalism, Basic, Allied, and Health Sciences. With a forward-thinking academia, we are dedicated to driving excellence and shaping the future leaders and workforce in these various fields.
Our Journey of Remarkable Achievements
DSU has come a long way in short period and accomplished many recognitions under the collective guidance and leadership of Chancellor Dr. D. Hemachandra Sagar, Pro-Chancellor Dr. D. Premachandra Sagar, ViceChancellor, Pro-Vice Chancellor, the Registrar, the Deans, and several HODs, who establishes the direction and roadmap for the university’s future.
Let’s unveil some of the shining achievements attributed to the university’s name:
● Business School Ranking 11th in South India and 45th in India (By Times Business Awards)
● Karnataka Rank 7,South India Rank - 16, All India Rank - 41 (By IIRF Business School Ranking-2023)
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