Shri Vinayak Mahavidyalaya, Gadarwara: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Being an affiliated college, Shri Vinayak Mahavidyalaya, Gadarwara,started in the year 2009 and located in the state of Madhya Pradesh of India. Located with proximity to Reliance Petrol Pump and before Sani Mandir, at Bodari Naka, this institution has been imparting education for more than ten years now. The college has a total number of students enroling for 358 and a total number of faculties are 21 and the college provides Bachelor’s degree in numerous specialties. Six courses are offered in five degree programmes of the institution to meet the varying educational needs or employment goals of its students.

Shri Vinayak Mahavidyalaya possesses numerous amenities whose purpose is to facilitate students’ learning experience. The library also functions as a centre of learning for the students since it opens them to lots of learning resources. For those who are sporty, the sports facilities a great opportunity to balance between academic learning and physical exercise. The outstanding IT auspices of the college reflects the true spirit of modern education of the college preparing the students to face a digital world. In addition, it has central and departmental laboratories to facilitate apprenticeship necessary for perception in many learning disciplines.

On account of the six full time programmes offered in undergraduate level courses for students, it can be seen that there is a sincere attempt made here in Shri Vinayak Mahavidyalaya about establishing a varied paradigm of education. Some of major programmes are BCA, BBA, B.Com, B.A, B.Sc Computer Science, B.Sc etc. All these courses are structured as three-year full time programmes, with the intention of affording the student a depth of learning in all areas of the chosen specialisations. The total students intakes for the college, there are 358.

The admission principles for Shri Vinayak Mahavidyalaya have been established to be clear to any students interested in it. Affiliated colleges adhere to the rules of their parent universities.