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THE ANDHRA EDUCATION SOCIETY’S
HIGH SCHOOL & JUNIOR COLLEGE
Recognized by the Govt. of Maharashtra. Affiliated to the State Board of
Secondary & Higher Secondary Education, Pune, Maharashtra.
Road No. 7A, Wadala, Mumbai – 400031.
Tel : 022 – 2415 5345, 2418 3288, 2415 1446.
E-mail:aeshsjc@andhraeducationsocietymumbai.org
“Committed to excellence in education”.
PROSPECTUS
2020 – 2021
సరస్వతి నమస్తుభ్యం వరదే కామరూపిణి
విద్యారంభం కరిష్యామి సిదధి ్ర్భవతుమేసదా
ఓం శ్రీ సరస్వత్యై నమః
Saraswati Namastubhyam
Varade Kaama Roopini
Vidyaarambham Karishyaami
Siddhir Bhavatu Me Sadaa
Om Sri Saraswataye NamahaIndex
CONTENTS
MANAGEMENT 03
PRINCIPAL MESSAGE 04
1. ABOUT AES JR COLLEGE 05
2. INFRASTRUCTURE 07
3. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE 09
4. JUNIOR COLLEGE TEACHING STAFF 10
5. COURSES OFFERED 11
6. FEE STRUCTURE 11
7. GUIDELINES FOR ADMISSION 12
8. EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 13
9. COLLEGE DISCIPLINE AND REGULATION 16
10. EXAMINATION SYSTEM 18
11. COUNSELLING 19
12. GENERAL (OFFICE / ADMINISTRATION) 19
2Management
The Board of Trustees, members of Management are the persons behind the successful
growth of AES by virtue of their untiring efforts, clear concepts and perception, they nurture the
institution with perfect planning, organizing, motivating and asserting, paving way to perpetual
growth.
MANAGING COMMITTEE
Shri G.P. Rao
Trustee Chairman
Shri S.V. Rama Rao Shri K. Rama Rao
Board of Trustees Board of Trustees
Shri B. Ram Mohan Rao
President
Shri Vutha Mohan Shri G. Pravin
Vice – President Vice – President
Shri A.S.R Krishna Prasad Shri T. Gangadhar Reddy
General Secretary Treasurer
Members
Shri P.M.Rao Shri D.V.PrakashRaju
Shri K. Rajshekhar Shri K.V.S. Ravi
Smt. T. Vijayalakshmi Smt. A. Harileela
Smt. P. Lakshmi Mani Rao Shri T. Ram Prasad Uppalapati
3From the Principal’s Desk ….
“Literacy in itself is no education and goal of education should be character building”.
- Mahatma Gandhi.
At Andhra Education Society (AES), it is a continuous endeavor to inculcate this inviolable
and indisputable philosophy of developing courage, strength and virtue among its students.
We try to provide our children an arena to think rationally and develop their own attitudes to
follow various academic pursuits and learn not just education, but knowledge to become good
citizens.
We have a responsibility and commitment towards our children. We believe in imparting our
best to our students for the overall development of one’s personality on multiple fronts, viz.,
academic excellence, love for art and culture, interest in sports activities etc.
I am fortunate to be associated with this institution for over Twenty Three years and it has
been truly an enriching experience for me. All along this journey, I have been associated and
assisted by a team of very dedicated and efficient staff, who support me in my entire endeavor.
I would also like to acknowledge the support extended by the Management in discharging my
responsibilities.
“Education is the ability to meet life’s situation”. – Dr.Johan G. Hibon.
The World is dynamic and change is the eternal truth. With the changing face of education,
the children today are more aware of the environment and much more focused in life. We can
proudly say that our children possess strong determination to excel in life.
I wish them good luck and am sure that they will set new goals in life and move forward with
a smile on their face.
K. Lakshmi Lalitha
4About The Andhra Education Society’s High School &
Junior College :
The Andhra Education Society (AES), is a registered charitable organization founded in 1943
to promote Telugu language, culture and education including setting up of schools, colleges /
institutions, etc. AES is a Linguistic Minority Institution and the affairs of the Society are run by
The Board of Trustees and The Managing Council.
AES having rolled out the first batch of SSC with Seven students in the year 1956, gradually
strengthened its position as an Institution to reckon with. With this sound visibility, AES, having
been guided by the vision of expanding the horizon, ventured into and started Junior College
in the year 1975 with a modest number of Forty Six students, which, over the years multiplied
manifold, justifiably a proud achievement!
Thus, from a minuscule start up, AES has since grown to a sizeable institution providing
education to nearly 4000 students spread over Pre-Primary, Primary, Secondary and Junior
College.
The institution has made significant contribution for the past 74 years since its inception and
has earned a name for its high academic and disciplinary standards. Besides the theoretical
knowledge that our students imbibe from our well-qualified and energetic faculty, they also
receive sound practical training to support their knowledge. At AES Junior College students
are encouraged to pursue their studies vigorously along with participation in a variety of extra-
curricular, intellectual, cultural, sporting and community service activities. We are committed
towards building a new generation of smart and sound individuals with honesty, sincerity,
integrity and knowledge.
5About The Andhra Education Society’s High School &
Junior College :
VISION:
To be recognized as the premier institution with the state-of-the-art facilities to provide
holistic education to develop students into valuable global citizens.
MISSION:
To provide an environment that challenges the students’ minds through academics and to
encourage physical fitness.
To Nurture the innate skills & creativity, emphasizing on inculcation of values, thus
transforming them into socially responsible and intellectually capable citizens
GOALS:
• Academic Excellence
• Moral values
• Social responsibility
• Physical fitness
Specialties:
Well qualified and dedicated faculty
Offers various elective subjects like Electronics, Computer Science, Biology & Sociology for
Science stream and Information Technology (IT) for Commerce stream
Individual assistance for students who aspire to excel and for those with learning problems
Special assistance to under achievers
We endure to lay a strong foundation for their careers in under graduate studies
Medium of instruction: English
On-line lectures for students during lockdown
Counseling by experienced counselor
6Infrastructure:
Class Rooms: College has classrooms fitted
with smart boards and overhead projectors.
The entire campus is fully internet enabled.
Laboratories: Our Junior College has
spacious and well equipped laboratories for
Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Electronics and
a Computer laboratory with the state-of-
the-art facilities and internet facilities.
Library and Reading room: Our Library
houses a variety of course specific books,
classics, fictions and non-fiction books,
journals and newspapers. The institute
provides a perfect ambience for learning.
Indoor Games facilities: Exclusively
earmarked for the students with necessary
facilities for all their talents in various sports
7Infrastructure:
Gymnasium: Students can avail the gym
which is fairly equipped with treadmills and
weight training equipments, aerobic cycles
etc.
Cafeteria: A comfortably furnished
cafeteria accommodating about 40
students providing hygienic food snacks and
beverages.
CCTV: All round the college for continuous
monitoring of students
8Academic Excellence:
HSC RESULTS 2020
The academic excellence achieved year after year by the students of AES, is a testimony of
the commitment, dedication and involvement of the entire staff of academic faculty and
administrative support. To our humble cherish, the exemplified comparative results of the last
five years is self-explanatory.
YEAR Stream NO. NO. PASSED IN PASS HIGHEST
APPD. PASSED DIST I CLASS II CLASS III CLASS % IN COLLEGE
2010 Sci. 174 170 47 52 63 8 97.70 89.83
Com. 166 160 28 59 61 12 96.39 84.00
2011 Sci. 187 183 22 74 74 13 97.86 88.50
Com. 201 174 3 60 93 18 87.00 85.00
2012 Sci. 210 205 33 74 75 23 97.62 91.33
Com. 258 224 6 69 77 72 86.82 84.67
2013 Sci. 234 214 5 49 145 15 91.45 82.33
Com. 284 255 7 77 132 39 89.79 83.83
2014 Sci. 222 216 6 80 121 9 97.30 89.08
Com. 282 279 18 140 114 9 98.94 87.08
2015 Sci. 210 207 13 99 95 0 98.57 84.92
Com. 282 279 52 149 77 1 98.94 89.23
2016 Sci. 217 209 7 61 140 1 96.31 83.08
Com. 301 300 36 148 113 3 99.67 86.77
2017 Sci. 203 202 6 68 126 2 99.50 82.92
Com. 291 289 41 131 116 1 99.31 91.23
2018 Sci. 214 214 11 103 98 2 100.00 83.23
Com. 282 281 31 134 113 3 99.65 83.69
2019 Sci. 180 176 7 57 109 3 97.78 84.77
Com. 293 290 34 147 107 2 98.98 92.77
2020 Sci. 188 188 19 92 77 0 100.00 84.77
Com. 305 304 57 157 90 0 99.67 89.54
9Junior College Teaching Staff
Teaching Staff
S. No Name of the Staff Edu. Qualification Designation
1 Smt. K. L. Lalitha B.Sc., B.Ed., M.A.,D.S.M Headmistress
2 Shri K. Purushotham Reddy M.Sc. B. Ed Supervisor
3 Shri A. Jerome Dhas M.Com, D.H.E., B. Ed Assistant Teacher
4 Shri S. Venkataraman M.Sc., B. Ed Assistant Teacher
5 Shri M. John F. M.A., B.Ed. Assistant Teacher
6 Smt. Babita Singh M.Com, B.Ed. Assistant Teacher
7 Smt. R. Rajalatha M.Sc., B. Ed Assistant Teacher
8 Smt. Ashrita Raju Pemberthi M.Sc., B. Ed Assistant Teacher
9 Smt Y. Sitamahalakshmi M.A., B. Ed Assistant Teacher
10 Shri Vinod Palav M.Sc., B.Ed. Assistant Teacher
11 Shri Ramesh M Koduri M.A., B. Ed Assistant Teacher
12 Shri Nitin Adhav M.A., B.Ed. Assistant Teacher
13 Shri Amey Jogi M.A., B. Ed Assistant Teacher
14 Smt. K. Jyothi M.Sc., B.Ed. Assistant Teacher
15 Smt. P. Kalpana Yesudas M.Com., B. Ed Assistant Teacher
16 Smt. A Nagavani B.E Assistant Teacher
17 Smt. Jyoshna Reddy M.C.A Assistant Teacher
18 Smt. Sindhu Pillai M.Sc., B.Ed. Assistant Teacher
19 Smt. Smita Nandakumar M.Com., B.Ed. Assistant Teacher
20 Smt. Sunita Varghese M.A., B.Ed. Assistant Teacher
21 Smt. Aruna Rao M.A., B.Ed. Assistant Teacher
22 Smt. Prajakta Thakur M.Sc., B.Ed. Assistant Teacher
23 Shri Rajesh K Gupta M.Sc., B.Ed. Assistant Teacher
24 Smt. Reeta O Gupta M.Sc., B.Ed. Assistant Teacher
25 Smt. Nistala Manjula M.C.A Assistant Teacher
26 Smt. Radhika Yadav M.A., B.Ed. Assistant Teacher
27 Shri Pramodkumar Tiwari M.Com., B. Ed Assistant Teacher
28 Shri Nishant G Patil B.A., M.P. Ed Assistant Teacher
29 Ms. Aishwarya Chaughule M.Sc., B.Ed. Assistant Teacher
30 Smt. Sudha Madhuri B M.Sc., B.Ed. Assistant Teacher
31 Shri Chandrakant Kadam M.Sc. B. Ed Assistant Teacher
32 Smt. Snehal Patil M.Sc. B. Ed Assistant Teacher
33 Ms. Devanshi Rao M.Sc., Psychology Counselor
Non Teaching Staff
1 Shri N S V Ramana H.S.C. Lab Assistant
2 Smt. Varsha Pawar Diploma in Electronics Lab Instructor
3 Shri. Sandip Kharwar M.Sc. Lab Assistant
4 Smt. Neha Shripathi B.Sc. B.Ed. Lab Assistant
5 Smt. Ravali Rapelli B.Sc.IT Lab Instructor
10Courses Offered
FYJC COMMERCE
AIDED UNAIDED
Languages Languages
1 English 1 English
2 Hindi or Telugu 2 Hindi OR Telugu OR
Compulsory Subjects Information Technology
3 Book Keeping & Accountancy Compulsory Subjects
4 Organization of Commerce 3 Book Keeping & Accountancy
5 Economics 4 Organization of Commerce
6 Mathematics & Statistics OR 5 Economics
Secretarial Practice (SP) 6 Mathematics & Statistics OR
7 Environmental Sciences (EVS) Secretarial Practice (SP)
7 Environmental Sciences (EVS)
FYJC SCIENCE
AIDED UNAIDED Bi-Focal
Languages Languages Languages
1 English 1 English 1 English
2 Hindi OR Telugu 2 Hindi OR Telugu Compulsory Subjects
Compulsory Subjects Compulsory Subjects 2 Physics
3 Physics 3 Physics 3 Chemistry
4 Chemistry 4 Chemistry 4 Mathematics & Statistics
5 Mathematics & Statistics 5 Mathematics & Statistics 5 Computer Science OR
6 Biology 6 Biology Electronics
7 Environmental Sciences 7 Environmental Sciences 6 Environmental Sciences
(EVS) (EVS) (EVS)
FYJC – FEE STRUCTURE FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2020-2021
AIDED Science Rs.3,895/-
Commerce Rs.3,810/-
UNAIDED Science with Biology Rs.16,500/-
Computer Science/ Electronics Rs.23,700/-
Commerce I.T. Rs.19,600/-
Commerce Rs.15,600/-
11Guidelines for Admission to FYJC Science / Commerce,
2020-2021
A. QUALIFING EXAMINAITON / ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
1. SSC from Maharashtra State Board of Secondary Education
2. CBSE/ICSE/ and equivalent examination from any other board
B. CATEGORIES OF ADMISSIONS
1. Online Admission (as per Government Procedure)
2. Minority quota (Students belonging to Telugu Community) and In-house quota
(Students passing from A.E.S. High School)
3. Management quota.
C. DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR THE ADMISSION
1. Photocopy of Government Online Registration Form Part-1 & Part-2.
2. Print of Admission form (filled online at college website).
3. X Standard Original Mark sheet and 2 attested photocopies of the same.
4. X Standard Original Leaving Certificate and 2 attested photocopies of the same.
5. Photocopy of Aadhaar card.
6. 2 recent passport size photographs each, of the student and both parents.
7. Students seeking admission under SPORTS/CULTURAL/ANY OTHER RESERVATION
CATEGORY should submit attested photocopies of the Certificates.
Students passing from ICSE/CBSE/OTHER BOARD are additionally required to submit the
following:
8. Eligibility Certificate: Documents required for the Eligibility Certificate are
a. A duly filled form for eligibility (the form is available at the SSC board Office, Vashi).
b. An attested copy of SSC mark sheet and SSC passing certificate
c. Original migration certificate
d. Original and attested photocopy of school leaving certificate countersigned by
education inspector/ Education officer, before securing admission to FYJC
12Guidelines for Admission to FYJC Science / Commerce,
2020-2021
e. The deed of undertaking on stamp paper of rupees 100 signed by the student and
parent/Guardian should be notarised. (The draft copy is available with the application
form).
D. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
1. Submission and acceptance of the form does not mean any assurance of admission.
2. Only one person will be allowed to enter the college premises for the submission of form.
3. Admission form will not be accepted, unless all the particulars asked in the form are
properly filled in and all the required documents, certificates are attached.
4. Details of the admission form should be filled in block letters.
5. Details like birth date, birthplace, religion and caste should be filled same as mentioned in
the school leaving certificate.
6. Students who fail to pay the fees on the specified day, date and time will lose their
admission. No claim will be accepted later for any reason.
7. All admissions will be Provisional. They will be confirmed only after the verification and
submission of documents.
8. College website details: https://andhraeducationsocietymumbai.org/
8. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:
a) In its efforts to help students develop their talents, skills and personalities, the College
provides facilities for a wide range of extra-curricular activities.
b) The College is known for its outstanding record in athletics, table tennis, chess board and
volleyball. The students are trained by experienced PT teacher.
c) The College encourages students to participate in various competitions such as painting,
rangoli, elocutions, essay writing, singing, dancing, and mehendi at the inter-class and
inter-collegiate levels.
d) Picnics are organized under the guidance and supervision of the Staff members.
13Sr. Name of the Students Class/Div Event Organised By Achievement
No.
1 Master Talib Khan XI SCI A National level St. Xavier's College, I
Master Sumedh Bengale Quiz Competition Mumbai
2 Miss Singh Ishita R. XII COM B National level St. Xavier's College, II
Elocution Competition Mumbai
3 Master Tunkal Vinayak XI COM A National level St. Xavier's College, III
Master Saikrushna Gole XI SCI A Carrom Competition Mumbai
4 Master Sumedh Bengale XI SCI A Quiz Competition Nitin Godiwala II
College, Vile Parle
5 Master Talib Khan XI SCI A Quiz Competition Nitin Godiwala III
College, Vile Parle
6 Master Sumedh Bengale XI SCI A Quiz Competition Anjuman I Islam I
Master Talib Khan College, CSMT
7 Master Sumedh Bengale XI SCI A Business Quiz EHLAAN' FEST. - I
Master Talib Khan Competition SIWS College, Wadala
8 Master Sumedh Bengale XI SCI A Bollywood Quiz EHLAAN' FEST. - II
Master Talib Khan Competition SIWS College, Wadala
9 Miss Anishya Tewar XII COM C Group Dance EHLAAN' FEST. -
Miss Pujitha Lingabathini XI COM B Competition SIWS College, Wadala I
Miss Lahiri Vemula XI COM A
Miss Ananya Maisa XI COM C
10 Miss Anishya Tewar XII COM C Group Dance C M Chashak, Consolation
Miss Pujitha Lingabathini XI COM B Competition Sion, Mumbai
Miss Lahiri Vemula XI COM A
Miss Ananya Maisa XI COM C
11 Miss Yadav Sonam Suresh XI SCI A Camelin Art Drawing Kokuyo Camelin II
Miss Anumapaga XI COM A Competition Company Ltd -
Maheshwari Zonal Level
Miss Sneha Sureshkumar XI SCI C
12 Miss. Yadav Sapana XII COM B Ward Level Elocution District Sports Club I
Competition
13 Miss Pujitha Lingabathini XII COM B Group Dance St. Xaviers Sitare III
Miss Lahiri Vemula XII COM A Competition Festival 2019
Miss Ananya Maisa XII COM C
14 Miss Nadar Vimla XII SCI A Elocution Gandhi Smarak III
Competition Nidhi, Grant Road
14a) Occasions like Teachers’ Day, Independence Day, Republic Day, Annual Sports Day and
College Annual Day are celebrated in a befitting manner.
b) The college takes part in all Ward – Level competitions conducted by the Education
Department of F-Ward. Science Exhibition is our main focus.
c) Visits to Home for the Aged, Hospitals, Prisons, Orphanages etc. are organized so as to
inculcate social values.
15College Discipline and Regulation
CODE OF CONDUCT:
All the Students of the College are expected to abide by the following rules:
• During College hours every student must wear his/ her identity card, which will be issued
to them at the beginning of the academic year. Students without an Identity card, he/ she
shall not be permitted to enter the College premises. The Identity Card becomes invalid if
it is tampered with by a change of photograph or by an alteration of personal information.
In case any student loses the identity card, a duplicate card will be issued after payment of
fine.
• Student must attend lectures and practical regularly. Action will be taken against those
students who remain absent without proper reason. If a student is not able to attend
classes regularly for any reason, he or she must inform the Principal in writing through their
respective class teacher and get their absence condoned. Science students who fail to attend
lectures are likely to be debarred from the practical. List of the defaulters in attendance will
be displayed on the College notice board time to time.
• Attendance is taken period-wise. Absence in any one lecture in a day will lead to losing the
attendance for the whole day. 75% attendance per term is an essential requirement for
students to appear for the Final Examination.
• Students should observe punctuality. Action will be taken against late comers. No student
will be permitted to leave the College until the closing hours of the College.
• Every student should act responsibly and take utmost care of the College property. Any
damage done to the college property will have to be compensated.
• The College premises should be kept neat and tidy.
• Any damage to the College building, furniture and fixtures by any student will be treated as
breach of discipline and charges as would be necessary for repair etc. will be recovered from
the student concerned. They should help in keeping the College premises tidy and refrain
from disfiguring the walls, doors and furniture.
• Students are not allowed to loiter near the canteen or in the corridors during the lectures.
• Students are expected to maintain proper discipline in the class as well as the College
premises and ensure that no disturbance is caused to fellow students of other premises or
other classes.
• If for any reason, the continuance of a student in the College in the opinion of the Principal
is found to be detrimental to the best interest of the College, he/she will be asked to leave
the College without assigning any reason. The Principal’s decision is final in this regard.
16College Discipline and Regulation
• No student is allowed to indulge in any political activity or in any activities detrimental to the
interests of the College.
• Discipline and good behavior are expected from the students’ at all social gatherings and
celebrations of the College.
• A student attired in any dress or a hair style which is not in harmony with the environment,
is not allowed to enter the premises or remain in the campus unless the student changes
the dress and style so as to confirm to the standard accepted by the institution.
• Smoking, use/carrying of mobile phones and entertaining friend is strictly prohibited in the
College premises.
• Copying is a penal offence. Anybody caught copying/using unfair means in any examination
will be dealt with as per the instructions of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and
Higher Secondary examination.
• Celebrations will be permitted only after seeking prior permission of the Principal and under
the guidance and supervision of the staff members.
RULES FOR LIBRARY
1. While entering the library, students should carry their identity cards.
2. Students are required to maintain silence and ensure that they do not disturb other students
in the library.
3. Books are issued for home-reading for one week only against demand slip duly filled and
signed on days specified for this purpose.
4. The due date can be extended in specific and extra-ordinary cases.
5. Students will not be issued more than one book at a time.
6. Students should desist from marking library books with pencil or ink or mutilating them.
Books found damaged/ mutilated should be shown to the librarian at the time of issue,
failing which the last reader will be held responsible for the same and will be required to
compensate for the damage according to the direction of the librarian.
7. Reference books cannot be taken out of the library. They are strictly meant for reference
only.
17College Discipline and Regulation
10. EXAMINATION SYSTEM
Students will appear for 4 exams in the academic year.
First Term
1) First unit test (tentatively in August)
25 marks exam for all subjects
2) First semester exam (tentatively in October)
50 marks exam for all subjects except bifocal subjects
50 mark's theory + 50 marks practical exams for both paper 1 and paper 2 in bifocal subjects
Second Term
1) Second unit test
25 marks for all subjects (tentatively in January)
2) Second terminal exam (tentatively in March / April)
Science
70 marks theory + 30 marks practical for physics, chemistry and biology subjects respectively
80 marks theory + 20 marks (projects / orals) for all other subjects
Second terminal exam will be based on the whole year’s portion
Commerce
80 marks theory + 20 marks (project / orals) for all subjects in the second terminal exam
Standard of passing:
The final result of the students for each subject will be decided on the average marks of all the
examinations
A candidate must secure minimum 35 marks out of hundred in all subjects including
Environmental Education and Physical Education
The grace marks are given to the student as per the board rule if required.
Students who represent the college at state / national / international level in sports will be
entitled for Grace Marks as per the board's rule on timely submission of relevant documents
Note: Physical education and environmental education subject exams theory practical Projects
are compulsory for students as per the rules of the HSC board.
18College Discipline and Regulation
CRITERIA FOR PROMOTION TO STD XII
As per the rules of Govt. of Maharashtra
11. COUNSELLING:
Experienced counselor is available for the students to enable them to deal with stress of
exams, anxiety and other emotional problems. Students and parents are availing this facility
consequently the interest of the parents in their children’s education has also improved.
12. GENERAL (OFFICE / ADMINISTRATION)
Following facilities are available in the college
Railway concession
Local journey is between the station close to the student’s residents and the college.
Outstation journey is between the native place (permanent residence) and Mumbai during
vacations only, all the students are eligible to get this facility, for availing facility student should
write their local and permanent address correctly in the admission forms, permanent address
cannot be changed during the academic year.
Bus concession
Regular students of FYJC and SYJC, can avail half fare concession while commuting to college
by BEST bus, this concession is available only on the working days of the college. Students who
wish to avail this facility must fill in the prescribed application form and get it attested by the
principal. This form must be submitted to the nearest BEST bus depot which in turn issues an
identity card to the eligible students. The Identity card should be produced to the bus conductor
to enable half fare concession.
Bonafide certificate
Students with genuine reason can apply for a Bonafide student certificate, to the college for
which they may contact the enquiry counter.
Scholarships and free ships
In order to encourage merit and to help the deserving students, the college gives a number of
merit scholarships and cash prizes every year.
Deserving students can apply through appropriate channel for scholarships and free ship.
Prescribed forms for free ships are available for wards of ex-servicemen, freedom fighters
primary school teachers and secondary school teachers
*Scholarship / free ship for SC, ST, DT, NT, OBC and SBC are available on government website
www.maharashtra.gov.in
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