Annasaheb Awate Arts, Commerce and Hutatma Babu Genu Science College, Pune: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Annasaheb Awate Arts, Commerce, and Hutatma Babu Genu Science College, Pune, a reputed college that was started in 1966. Its picturesque campus is spread over 105 acres in Manchar, Ambegaon Taluka, in the district of Pune. The NAAC-accredited college, AAACBGSC, is an affiliate of the university that offers various undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Currently, 3630 students are enrolled, 14 courses are being offered under 8 different degrees, and the institute has 93 strong faculties. The college has a balanced gender ratio, with 55 % of the female population in the undergraduate programs and 54% in the postgraduate courses. 

This college is zealously dedicated to providing students with the best possible learning environment with the most recent and updated facilities. It is equipped with laboratories and a comprehensive library housing over 73,000 books and access to e-resources through NLIST. Modern computer labs with internet access create a very tech-savvy atmosphere in the campus. For holistic development, AAACBGSC offers excellent sports facilities, both indoor and outdoor, including a fully equipped gym. The college itself gives importance to the welfare of the students with separate hostels for boys and girls serving a variety of cuisines. A spacious cafeteria of 50 students provides healthy meals to the students at very nominal rates. The health center in the college campus assures the health of the students through first-aid facilities. 

AAACBGSC offers a comprehensive range of academic programmes, including 11 full-time undergraduate and postgraduate courses. The institute's course portfolio covers traditional disciplines and includes courses in Arts, Commerce, and Science, along with specialized programs in BBA in Computer Applications and B.Voc in Food Processing and Quality Management. A total of 3,630 seats are sanctioned in all the courses.

The Admission process at AAACBGSC is framed in such a manner that it shall be inclusive and based on merit.