Regional Management College, Malappuram started in the year 2001 as the approved study center of Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam and the institution is conducting various PG and UG courses. In the year 2005 we got approval from Vinayaka Missions research foundation Deemed University, Salem and we are conducting Various certificate courses, PG Diplomas, Paramedical courses UG & PG Courses and courses up to MPhil and PhD in all disciplines.

It is situated on the Calicut - Madras road, 12 km. south - west of Manjeri and 52 km. south - west of Calicut. Malappuram is the head quarters of the district. In earlier times, Malappuram was the head quarters of European and British troops and later it became the head quarters of the Malabar Special Police (M.S.P). This place has still the ruins of an ancient fort built by Tippu Sultan. Malappuram was also the scene of the Malabar rebellion of 1921 which was suppressed by the Malabar Special Police (M.S.P),That's History……..

Regional Management College
Jubilee Road
Malappuram
Kerala, India.

Coordinator : A.K. Suresh M.A
Tel : 0483 2736777, 3090570
Mob : 9447 004613
Email : suresh@rmcollege.com

Calicut, is the most important coastal city of Malabar the northern region of the state of Kerala. It was a leading trading centre for spices on the West Coast of India during the medieval period. Ruled by the Zamorin dynasty, calicut found a place in World History with the discovery of sea route to India in 1498 by the Portuguese navigator Vasco Da Gama. He landed at Kappad a coastal fishing village and the history was changed the political scanario of India, which ultimately ended with it's colonization by the British. It remained under the Madras Presidency till the formation of Kerala in 1956 after independence.

The early history has it that during the sangam age, Calicut was known as Kallikkottai in Tamil which formed part of the Chera Empire. It played a leading part in fostering trade relations between Kerala and outside world. Tondi, the present Kadalundi, accorfing to scholars, was one of the most flourishing seaports of Kerala at that time. In the 9th century, Calicut became a part of the Second Chera Empire. The Chera were also known as Perumals, who ruled the territory till 1122 AD. The kingdom was divided into many independent districts called 'Nadus' such as Ernad and Polanad with the fall of Chera emppire. Originally Calicut area was under the Porlarthris, rulers of Poland. It became an important town in 13th century with the conquest of Polanad by the King of Ernad.

Regional Management College
I Floor, Dream World Building
Arayidathupalam, Calicut
Kerala, India.

Coordinator : Mr. George .M.A. B.Ed
Mob : 0495 2725805
Email : george@rmcollege.com

Palakkad district joins the State to the rest of the country through a wide gap. Palakkad has witnessed in various incursions of historical importance. Bharatha-puzha, the longest river in Kerala originates from the highlands and flows through the entire district. This district is the chief granary of Kerala and its economy is mainly agricultural. The district has fostered Carnatic music. Great musicians like Chembai Vaidya-natha Bhagavathar and Palakkad Mani Iyer, personalities like KPS Menon and KP Kesava Menon are the products of this district. Forests and streams, dams and gardens have made this district a fairyland of tourist. According to William Logan, the author of the Malabar Manual, the Pallava dynasty of Kanchi might have invaded Malabar in the second or third century. One of their headquarters was a place called 'Palakada' which could be the present Palakkad. It is bordered on the north and north-west by Malappuram district and on the south by Thrissur district. The climate of the district is tropical.

Regional Management College
Century Complex
Palakkad
Kerala, India.

Coordinator :C.M. Siyavudheen MA. B.Ed
Tel : 0491 2545556
Mob :
Email : siya@rmcollege.com

Wayanad is one of the districts in Kerala that has been able to retain its pristine nature. Hidden away in the hills of this land are some of the oldest tribes of people, who are yet untouched by the fast pace of civilization. Comprising an area of 2126 sq. kilometers, Wayanad has a powerful history. Historians are of the view that organised human life existed in these parts, at least ten centuries before Christ.

Countless evidences about New Stone Age civilization can be seen on the hills of Wayanad. The two caves of Ampukuthimala located between Sultan Bathery and Ambalavayal, with pictures painted on their walls and pictorial writings, speak volumes of the bygone era and civilization.

Regional Management College
Thottathil Complex
Sulthan Batheri, Wynad Dt.
Kerala, India.

Coordinator : Mr. Santhosh M.A
Tel : 04936 227280
Mob : 9349 844342
Email : santhosh@rmcollege.com

This place was also known as Kadathanadu about 300 years back. Vatakara is not known as Kadathanadu today. Vatakara's governing in those days, were comparable to the feudal rule that existed in Europe during 19th century. It was proved beyond doubt that Cherusseri who was the author of "Krishnagadha" was from Vatakara.

Geographically Vatakara is situated to the west of Kozhikode by the side of the historical Kotakkal puzha. Initially known as Vadakkekara due to it's position with respect to the Kottakkal puzha the place came to be called as Vatakara by popular usage later.

Kadathanadu, apart from its cultural richness, is also bestowed with the famous temple Lokanarkavu. Here we get see the best examples of ancient handicraft skills. 64 types of various sexual images are carved on these temple walls which itself prove the peak of that times handicraft.

Regional Management College
Mejestic Building
Near Old Bus stand
Vadakara, Kozhikkode Dt.
Kerala, India.

Coordinator : Mr. Rajagopal. M.A
Tel : 0496 2515883
Mob : 9349844345
Email : rajagopal@rmcollege.com

Payyannur a medium town of Kannur district lies between Kannur and Kasargod. The place is also blessed with a lengthy sea side and has many rivers. Historic Payyannur, a cauldron of various cultures and a centre of traditional arts and crafts is fast becoming a major tourist destination. The handlooms, handicrafts and the cultural arts of Payyannur are already hot favourites with visitors adding to the lure of this northern district. It is the abode of the traditional martial art form of Kerala - Kalari-payattu.

Regional Management College
NH47, Perumba
Payyannur, Kannur Dt.
Kerala, India.

Coordinator : Mr. Rajesh. M.Com
Tel : 04985 309684:
Mob : 9349 894238
Email : rajesh@rmcollege.com

The name, Kasaragod, is said to be derived from the word Kusirakood meaning Nuxvomica forests (Kanjirakuttom). Kasaragod district was formed on May 24. 1984, with the intention of bestowing maximum attention on the development of backward areas. With the formation of the new district, comprising the erstwhile Kasaragod and Hosdurg taluks, it has become possible to develop this coastal area fruitfully.

Lying on the north western coast of the State, Kasargod was famous from time immemorial. Many Arab travellers, who came to Kerala between 9th and 14th centuries A.D., visited Kasargod as it was then an important trade centre. They called this area Harkwillia. Mr.Barbose, the Portuguese traveller,who visited Kumbla near Kasargod in 1514, had recorded that rice was exported to Male Island from where coir was imported. Dr.Fracis Buccanan, who was the family doctor of Lord Wellesly, visited Kasargod in 1800. In his travelogue, he has included information on the political and communal set-up in places like Athiparamba, Kavvai, Nileshwar, Bekkal, Chandragiri and Manjeshwar. Kasargod was part of the Kumbala Kingdom in which there were 64 Tulu and Malayalam villages.

Regional Management College
Besto Complex, Behind Bus Stand
Kanhangad, Kasaragod Dt.
Kerala, India.

Coordinator : Mr. Ajith Kumar. M.Com
Tel :
Mob : 9388 01449
Email : ajith@rmcollege.com

Shornoor is a small town. Histoicaly it is the land of type foundry situated near the majestic river Bharathapuzha, celebrated in literature as Nila, in the border of Palakkad and Trissur districts and near the Cheruthuruthi Centre of excellence in Indian classical Performing Arts emphasizing especially on the traditions that developed in the State of Kerala.

Regional Management College Shornoor Started in the year 2005 as an approved study centre of Vinayaka Mission's Research Foundation Deemed University, Salem Conducting various UG , PG.PG Diplomas,certificate courses,Paramedical courses along with PhD and M.Phil in all desciplines. It is situated in the heart of the Shornur town just 400 mtrs away from bus stand and 1 KM away from railway station.

Regional Management College
Santhosh Arcade
Shornoor, Palakkad Dt.
Kerala, India.

Coordinator : Mr. Adarsh Abraham
Tel :
Mob : 9388 014453
Email : adarsh@rmcollege.com