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Maharshi Dayanand College of Arts, Science & Commerce

Parel - 400012, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Maharshi Dayanand College of Arts, Science and Commerce is among the earliest institutions of higher learning that emerged on the educational landscape of the erstwhile city of Mumbai. Situated in the heart of the city, amidst idyllic centers of learning, the college has a majestic and aesthetically-designed structure and a verdant ambience. The College is one of Mumbai�s old colleges; it is permanently affiliated to the University of Mumbai and was accorded the UGC recognition under 2f in 1974. Its financial status is grant-in-aid. Late Shri. Mangaldas Verma, noted industrial and philanthropist founded the college in 1962. Shri verma had a fervent desire to bring Education to the socially and economically challenged sections of society. He established this institution in the heart of the labour area so that opportunities to pursue higher education would be available to them. He named the college after the great reformer and founder of the Arya samaj – “Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati” The �OM�, symbol of the Eternity of the Almighty, remains the logo of the institution till date since its inception, �Vasudhev Kutumbkam� the universal fraternity, its motto and �Antyodaya� the urge to see the up liftment of the marginal man, its mission. The progress of the college has been possible due to the able guidance and leadership of past Principals Late Shri. D. R. Samant, Late Dr. L. D. Mahajan and Late Dr. H. R. Karnik. In the 1990�s Principals Shri. G. P. Shrivastava, Dr. B. S. Rawat, Prof. Suresh S. Pandit, Prof. (Ms.) S. S. Master, Prof. (Ms.) J. A. Gupta and Dr. L. R. Tiwari led the college towards achievements. Over the years, the college vastly benefited from the services of its eminent teachers like Late Smt. Shantabai Shelke, leading poetess of Maharashtra. Prof. Keshav Meshram, a Dalit writer and former Head of Marathi department, University of Mumbai. Dr. Kalaben Shah, former Head of Gujarati department has made a name in the field of Jain and Gujarati literature. Dr. K. V. Karnad, former Head of Kannada department, was honored with membership of the Kannada Sahitya Academy. Dr. V. G. Desai, former Head of Economics department, was on the Board of Directors of Vaishya Bank. Dr. Geeta Mehta, former Head of Philosophy department, is an authority on Gandhian Philosophy. Dr. Gupta, former head of Chemistry has guided several Research students. Several of our alumnae have made a mark in the fields of sports, cinema, academics and theatre. Our students have excelled in Indian Games of Kabaddi and Kho-Kho. They have received coveted Awards from both the Govt. of Maharashtra and of India, namely the prestigious �Dada Konddev Award� for the coach and the �Eklavya Award�& �Chhatrapati Award� for outstanding performance at State level and the �Arjuna Award� at National level. The college today has established itself as one of the prominent colleges of Central City.  

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Dr. Antonio Da Silva High School and Junior College of Commerce

Dadar West - 400028, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

The school was founded in 1868 by Rev. John Braz Fernandes, (Vicar of the Church of Our Lady of Salvation, Dadar) and was then known as St. John’s School. In 1875, Dr. Antonio da Silva of Dadar through the good offices of Rev. John B. Fernandes, left by his will the bulk of his estate for the foundation of a high school. The school then came to be known by its present name. In June 1963, the Technical stream was shifted to a new building at Veer Savarkar Marg, Dadar. In 1978, the Junior College of Commerce was started. The school is a Catholic, minority institution, administered by a Catholic Trust. The school is an English medium institution affiliated to the Archdiocesan Board of Education and prepares pupils for the Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSC). The school is aided by the government. About the Technical SchoolThe First Year Junior College classes, Science with Biology stream and Science with Technical stream, were started in July 1975. Two Vocational Courses viz., Electrical Maintenance and Scooter and Motor Cycle Servicing were started at the Junior College level in September 1978 and Mechanical Maintenance course from June 1986 (in place of Science with Technical course). This Institution is thus a full fledged Junior College with Science and Vocational Streams and is now called Dr. Antonio daSilva Technical High School and Junior College. Students are admitted to this Institution in the Eighth and Eleventh (F.Y.J.C.) standards. Admissions to Std. VIII commence during the first week of May, as soon as Std. VII results are declared. Admissions to F.Y.J.C. Classes commence soon after the declaration of S.S.C. Examination results. Students should submit the application for admission to F.Y.J.C. class within three days of the declaration of S.S.C. results. The medium of Instruction is English. The Institution is recognised and aided by the Directorate of Vocational Education andTraining, Maharashtra State and prepares pupils for the Secondary School Certificate Examination (with technical subjects) and Higher Secondary Certificate Examination (with pure science / vocational science subjects) of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary & Higher Secondary Education.  

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Lala Lajpat Rai College of Commerce and Economics

Tardeo - 400034, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

The Lala Lajpatrai Memorial Trust was formed in 1959 on the eve of the Birth Centenary Celebration of the Late LalaLajpatrai to work for the objectives which were so dear and near to Lalaji's heart. Through Lalaji was interested in almost all the fields of activities contributing to the enrichment of national and social life, the cause of education was always uppermost in his mind. It was therefore desired by our late Prime Minister Shri Lal Bahadur shastri that the most fitting way to commemorate the memory of the great patriot was to start an institution of higher education. The actual establishment of the college was made possible due to the allotment of valuable piece of land admeasuring about 26,000 Sq.ft on a fairly nominal rent by the Government of Maharashtra. The good offices and the efforts of Late Shri Yashwantrao Chavan were primarily instrumental in getting the piece of land. The construction of the present huge magnificent building was made possible by the contribution made by the generous philanthropists and donation made by the trustees. With the formation of the Lala Lajpatrai Institute the next logical step was the establishment of the Lala Lajpatrai College of commerce and Economics. The college which is affiliated to the University of Mumbai is situated at Haji ali on the road named after Lala Lajpatrai.  

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Dr. T. K. Tope Arts & Commerce Senior Night College

Parel - 400012, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Started in June 1984, Dr. T. K. Tope Arts & Commerce Night College is permanently affiliated to University of Mumbai. It was named after Dr. T. K. Tope, then Vice Chancellor of Mumbai University. The need for instituting a Night College in Parel, then dominant locality of Mill workers, was felt by the Gokhale Education Society to educate the children of working class. College offers undergraduate programmes in Arts & Commerce and postgraduate program in commerce. The concentration of the college is to enroll students who are unable to complete their study due to their working conditions. The college is well-known among the learners who identify it for quality teaching, good infrastructure, learning spirit and cordial teaching and non-teaching staff. College has maintained its reputation with its focus on the current need of students, their all-round development, their enhancement of skill for employability and social participation. The college has a strength of 1100 students and is implementing innovative techniques in teaching and learning.  The college strives to cater the demanding needs of the students for their academic excellence.  

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Hinduja College of Commerce

Charni Road - 400004, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

K. P. B. Hinduja College of Commerce is a college in Charni Road, Mumbai in India. It was established in 1974 and has student strength of 6000 and strength of teachers of 105. The college offers 25 courses from the Higher Secondary up to the Doctorate level.This College Ranks 15th all over India and 2nd in Mumbai

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Burhani College

Dockyard Road - 400010, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Welcome to Burhani College. Located in the heart of central Mumbai, amidst what can be easily called an educational enclave, within walking distance of the Byculla and Dockyard Road train stations, Burhani College has been offering quality academic education with an Islamic perspective for close to 50 years. The College’s pluralistic approach ensures an environment that is congenial for learning and nurtures the development of mind, body and soul. Founded in 1970 by the 52nd Dai al-Mutlaq and head of the Dawoodi Bohra Community, His Holiness Syedna Mohammed BurhanuddinRA, since 2014, the college continues under the benevolent guidance of the 53rd Dai al-Mutlaq, His Holiness Aaliqadr Syedna Mufaddal SaifuddinTUS. The college is managed by Burhani Education Society, a registered public charitable trust which was founded by Syedna BurhanuddinRA in 1969 with the aim of “imparting education in all fields and branches of learning and knowledge irrespective of caste, creed or religion.”  Our Vision - Knowledge for all The vision of the college is encapsulated in one simple phrase, “Knowledge for All”This is the guiding principle to help us cater to the needs of thousands of students year after year. Our Mission To evolve competent and value oriented leaders from among the focused and striving individuals of the minority community in particular and the society in general, by providing them with holistic and contemporary education.To cater to the academic needs of the community with a keen focus on economically marginalised and weaker sections of society, especially girls.To impart quality education to students, with emphasis on culture and tradition with a right blend of modernity and technology.To empower the youth to uphold values of humanity, truth, justice, nationhood, global peace and harmony. 

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Royal College of Science, Arts and Commerce

Mira Road - 401107, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

The Royal College of Arts, Science & Commerce  – a dream project  of the Founder, Asgar  E. Lakdawala, was established in June 1989 and governed by Royal Higher Education Society. BRIEF HISTORY OF THE GOVERNING TRUST :The   Royal  Society of Bombay  was   founded   on   28th   December   1966     by   Asgar E. Lakdawala, a poor S.S.C. student at the time. He gathered together a very small group of four friends of his age hailing from  poor families,  and who had a spirit of service, sacrifice and understanding. The sole mission of the group was ‘Educational upliftment of poor and needy students of the Bohra Community’. Since 1966, year after year, increasing number of benefactors from Bohra community realized the importance of the mission set by the founder, and today there are about 600 life and patron members  associated with the trust. Since inception, the trust has strived to provide the basic needs of education, such as school bus service, payment of school  fees, distribution of books , uniform and stationery to the underprivileged students. In the year 1986, while working as a lecturer at Elphinstone College, Founder of the trust dreamt of establishing an Arts, Science and Commerce College and founded Royal Higher Education Society for the same purpose. For bringing his dream into reality, he with his likeminded co-workers requested the philanthropists from Bohra Community to donate funds for the college project. Philanthropists realised his vision , mission and understood the zeal with which he was requesting for funds. The plot of land admeasuring  10,186 square meters for this Educational Campus was generously donated by Late Ismailbhai Kanga, the then Chairman of Srishti Housing Complex. . The financial support from the community resulted in establishing the Royal College of Arts, Science and Commerce  in 1989. The present shape of the campus is the result of the continuous generous financial support from the philanthropists. Under the aegis of Royal Higher Education Society, in the same campus, following educational institutes have been set up Royal’s Hussain Adamally Girls’ High School (English Medium) – Estd . 1995Royal’s Yousuf Zaveri Girls’ Urdu School – Estd. 2001Taher Adamali College of Education for Women – Estd. 2012The trust aims at the education of the Bohra and non-Bohra Muslim community and extends its facilities to other communities. COLLEGE AT A GLANCE :The college offers the following programmes – B.A. with Economics, Political Science, Sociology , Hindi and PsychologyB. Sc. with Physics, Chemistry, MicrobiologyB.Sc. Computer ScienceB.ComBMSBAFM.Com (Advance Accountancy)In keeping with Institution’s motto EMPOWERMENT THROUGH VALUE   EDUCATION, the institution strives to inculcate exemplary values in students, making them aware of social issues, rendering civic duties and service to the distressed. It has been making an indelible green mark in spreading environment consciousness over the years. The girl students are given preference in this college as per mission of the trust. A hallmark of the College has been the impeccable record of near 100% results at the University level every year since inception. The college has been re-accredited an ‘A’ Grade by NAAC in its second cycle in the year 2011. OVERVIEWAbout Us 

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Asmita Junior College of Arts and Commerce

Mira Road - 401107, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Asmita College of Arts and Commerce has been established to promote education at all levels.  The College was established with a determination to impart a value oriented education among our youth in order to meet the ever increasing demands of the competitive world thus leading to an efficient and strong work force for the future.  

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GM's Holy Family Junior College of Commerce and Science

Mira Road - 401107, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

GMS Jr. College of Science and Commerce is initiated by veterans in the field of education. Prof.George Varghese and Prof. Manoj Jacob have devoted their life for the professional development of the student with a sole motto of catering to the needs of the students in the field of education. Both the teachers go an extra mile to serve the students through this Junior College. Considering the need of the hour especially keeping in mind the students community of Mira Road, both the professors decided to start college where education coupled with guiding the students for a professional development can be provided under one roof. Emphasis is laid on a balanced form of teaching-learning process, by which the students learn the subject to the optimum level in a lively but studious environment.  

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