Universities in Nagaland (2026)

Nagaland, a northeastern state with a focus on inclusive and culturally rooted education, hosts a modest but growing higher education system. As of 2026, the state has one Central University—Nagaland University—and several affiliated colleges offering undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Established in 1994, Nagaland University serves as the primary degree-granting institution with campuses in Lumami (headquarters), Kohima, and Medziphema. In recent years, the state has also seen the establishment of private institutions and specialized colleges in fields like theology, education, and management, often affiliated with Nagaland University or other recognized bodies.

This page provides a verified, up-to-date overview of all UGC-recognized higher education institutions in Nagaland, including the Central University and major affiliated colleges. Each entry includes location, program offerings (arts, science, education, theology, social work), and accreditation status—ensuring alignment with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and national quality standards.