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Mira Road - 401107, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
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Vile Parle West - 400056, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Bhagini Seva Mandir Kumarika Stree Mandal started Nootan Mahila College in the Arts stream in June 1972. In June 1976, following the pattern of the 10+2+3 educational system, Junior College was started. Shree Chandulal Nanavati Women’s Institute and Girl’s High School Trust took over the management of the Nootan Mahila College in 1978. The college received permanent affiliation to the S.N.D.T. Women’s University in 1979. Now this college is well-known by the name of Maniben Nanavati Women’s College and the Junior College by the name of Tapiben Chhaganlal Lalji Valia Junior College. Even since its inception, the College has adopted a totally integrated approach to the development of women in all spheres- social and economic. The ultimate goal is to enable women to become good citizens and housewives and at the same time gain economic independence. The college also offers extension education in the form of various certificate courses in Home Science and Diploma Courses for the women who for various reasons cannot take up full-time degree courses. It is affiliated to SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai, which has an all India Jurisdiction. It is Not affiliated to Baroda or any other University. The commerce stream was introduced by starting B.Com. in 1978, thereby opening up new opportunities for women in the world of commerce. Within a span of more than three decades, the college has developed into an educational institution which is fulfilling its proper role in the field of formal as well as extension education. Milestones 2019Maharshi Karve Utkrushtha Mahila Vidyalaya Puraskar 2018-2019Commencement of bachelor in Fashion Design Programme affiliated to SNDT Women’s University2018IQAC Cluster IndiaMoU with Global Hindi FoundationMoU with LinCoLn University Malysia2017“Avishkar” State Level Research Convention SNDT Women’s University won the First Prize represented by Maniben Nanavati Women’s College3 International Conferences: one at Bali, Indonesia; Jaipur & MumbaiInternational MOUs with University of Udayana, Bali IndonesiaMoU with IBS Business School MumbaiResearch Horizons is now a bi-annual journal2016College Re-Accredited with ‘A’ grade by NAAC.M.Com. starts specialisation with Accountacy, Auditing & Finance.International MOU with Guangdong University of foreign Studies, China2015Research Horizons listed by EBSCO, USA.2014Started XI Commerce with Maths & ITResearch Horizons – the College International Journal- receives and impact factor from Global Impact Factor, AustraliaPost Graduate Diploma in Shadow Teaching2012College received permanent affiliation from S.N.D.T Women’s University for M.Com. (HRM) programme.Permanent affiliation from S.N.D.T. Women’s University for Vocational Courses in Commerce – O.M.S.P. and T.T.MStarted M.A. Clinical Psychology2011 Started Post Graduate Diploma Course in Early Childhood Education2010 Established Gandhian Studies Centre financed by UGC2009 College Reaccredited with the ‘B’ Grade (2.89 CGPA on scale of 4)2008Introduced Bachelor of Management Study (BMS)Installed Linguaphone system in Language Laboratory.2007 Started Network Resource Centre.2006 Introduced DC English as an Special subject for F.Y.B.A. English Medium.2005Introduced Advertising as an ancillary subject for S.Y.B.Com students.Started UGC Sponsored Career Oriented Programmes.2004College accredited ‘B ’ by NAAC.Introduced P.G. Courses: M.A. – Psychology Counseling & M. Com – Human Resource Management.2002 Introduced Vocational subject Tourism & Travel Management for commerce students.1999 Introduced Vocational subject, Office Management & secretarial Practice for Commerce students.1982 Introduced Home – Economics (Food & Nutrition and Child Development) as Applied component.1979College received permanent affiliation to S.N.D.T. Women’s University for Arts faculty.Started Commerce stream with English Medium.1976 Started Jr. College (Arts & Commerce)1972 Nootan Mahila College started with 110 students ( Arts stream with Gujarati Medium)
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Dahisar East - 400068, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
ABOUT THE TRUSTA young sapling planted initially has blossomed in to a tree spreading its branches and stems of education the example is Thakur Educational TrustThakur Educational Trust was formed by the Thakur family as a sense of responsibility of repaying the social debt. The trust was registered as a Public Trust in the year 1990 with an objective to lend a helping hand towards the welfare of the society and reform the educational system. In the year 1990, the trust kept its first step in the field of education and now it has become a conglomerate of premiere educational Institutions driven by Thakur family. The trust is a combination of premier educational Institutes, University accredited professional courses and autonomous courses. All the Institutions under this Thakur Educational Trust are ISO certified, which is an acknowledgement of the Institution capability to deliver and cater the need of the education with professionalism worldwide. The Thakur Educational Trust has catered various needs of the society including education from KG. to PG at all levels irrespective of sex, creed and religion.
Dahisar East - 400068, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Matruchhaya College Of Commerce And Science in Dahisar
Dahisar East - 400068, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Shailendra Education Society’s Arts, Commerce and Science College was established in 1994 with the launch of Commerce faculty. The Arts faculty was started in the year 1996. The college began with the primary objective of providing education to the lower socio-economic strata of the society who are very often the first generation learners. To increase the employability of the students the college launched self-finance courses from 2004 onwards. Under the self-finance courses BBI, BMS and B.Sc. (IT) courses are offered. The college has been sanctioned Research Centre in the Subject of Business Economics under the faculty of Commerce The College has undergone NAAC reaccreditation process in November 2011 and has been awarded B grade with CGPA of 2.92.