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M.L. Dahanukar College of Commerce Vile Parle

Vile Parle East - 400057, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Parle Tilak Vidyalaya Association (PTVA) was established in 1921 to commemorate Lokmanya Tilak by undertaking educational activities. Over the past 98 years, the Institution has grown into a large educational organisation with two Primary schools, two Secondary schools, one English medium and one ICSE school. The Institution also has to its credit three Junior Colleges, three Degree Colleges affiliated to University of Mumbai with Under Graduate, Post Graduate Courses along with Research Centres bestowing Ph.D degrees. The institute also runs an AICTE approved Institute of Management offering Post Graduate Diploma and Degree courses in Management. Nearly 27,000 students benefit from the altruism of the Institution.   Parle Commerce College was established in June 1960 under the parasol of PTVA. A handsome donation made by Shri Mahadev Laxman Dahanukar, a philanthropic industrialist resulted in the College being renamed as M.L. Dahanukar College of Commerce in 1962. PTVA's M. L. Dahanukar College of Commerce has completed 58 Glorious Years in the field of education and is accredited with 'B+' Grade by NAAC. It is one of the oldest and highly sought after Commerce Colleges in Suburban Mumbai catering to more than 5,000 students every year.   The College offers a wide plethora of courses ranging from a traditional Bachelor and Master of Commerce Degree to the more contemporary Degree courses in the fields of Management, Accounting and Finance, Banking and Insurance, Financial markets, Mass Media, Information Technology as well as Environment Management.   The College endeavours to develop all round personality of the students. Keeping this goal in mind along with emphasis in academic achievements due importance is also given to the development of co-curricular and extracurricular activities.   The College has been performing excellently in Academics with almost cent percent results at the Higher Secondary education level as well as the Under Graduate and Post Graduate Degree levels. Apart from academic achievements, the College is very successful in sports, cultural and social activities. The College has been consistently acclaimed and won prizes at prestigious Inter collegiate Cultural Event conducted by Mumbai University i.e. Youth Festival, National and International competitions in the areas of music and sports. The Natya Mandal of the College has been regularly winning prizes at various inter collegiate competitions such as INT, Mood Indigo, Lokankika, Mrugjal, Spandan, Sawai, Marathi Vidnyan Parishad etc. The NSS unit of the College is actively involved in inculcating social and moral values in the minds of the young students by conducting activities such as blood donation, marrow donor registry, street plays, traffic management, tree plantation etc. Our success can be measured by the achievements of our illustrious alumni who have excelled in the diverse capacities in the fields of academics, politics, acting and singing, journalism, social activities and many more. Few prominent names are Suresh Prabhu (Hon. Cabinet Minister, Govt. of India), Vijayalaxmi Iyer (Chairman IRDA), Swanand Kelkar (Executive Director Morgan Stanley), Ashok Panvalkar (Chief Editor Maharashtra Times), Shashank Paranjape (Managing Director, Paranjape Schemes), Jyoti Alavani (Corporator, BMC). Sadhna Sargam, Prathamesh Parab, Pushkar Shrotri, Aniket Vishwasrao, Madhuri Mahajan, Apurva Gajjala, Bharat Balvalli, Nilesh Moharir, Chinmay Mandlekar, Yashoman Apte to name a few in the fields of Marathi and Hindi Film Industry.   The College is continuously driving to bridge the gap between the academics, co academics and corporate realities by arranging seminars, workshops, events, industrial visits, provide internships etc. We seek to transform our students into professionals and global citizens.  

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Gujarat Research Society's Hansraj Jivandas College of Education

Khar West - 400052, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

About H.J.C.E.         Gujarat Research Society is located in the suburb of Mumbai. It comprises of an ICSE School and ICS Junior College, Medical Center, Guidance and Counseling Unit, Center for Life Long Learning and Hansraj Jivandas College of Education.          Hansraj Jivandas College of Education is one of the Pioneer Educational Institutions not just in Mumbai but Maharashtra State with many of its Alumni placed at distinct positions in the field of Education in Mumbai, other states as well as abroad. Established on 16th June 1969,Covered under 100 % Grant from the State Government of Maharashtra,Enjoys Gujarati Linguistic Minority Status,A very active Research Centre for Ph.D. in Education,Permanently affiliated to University of Mumbai,Covered under Section 12b, 2f of provisions of University Grants Commission, India,Recognized by the NCTE,Runs Study Centre for six Courses of IGNOU,Personal Contact Programme Centre for M.A.(Education) of Institute of Distance and Open Learning, University of Mumbai,NAAC reaccredited ‘A+’ Grade with CGPA 3.53. 

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Virar East - 401305, Thane, Maharashtra, India

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Ramniranjan Anandilal Podar College of Commerce and Economics

Matunga - 400019, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

R.A. Podar College of Commerce & Economics, Mumbai has had a long history, which commenced with the freedom struggle of India. The visionaries of that time realized that they should start an institution which would inculcate the indigenous values and have the thrust of social and cultural value system that are typical to the grand heritage of our country. In August 1940, the trust known as 'Shikshana Prasaraka Mandali', Pune, made an application to the Bombay University for permission to start a Commerce College. The Industrialist and Philanthropist and a visionary, Seth Ramdeoji Anandilal Podar was deeply interested in the cause of education. He wished to build an institution in the memory of his brother Ramniranjan Anandialal Podar who had died at a young age. At the cost of Rs.1,50,000/- he constructed the building that houses the college today, and gifted it to the S.P. Mandali on the 7th of February 1941. The Senate of Bombay University granted permission to start the College initially for a period of two years, with 150 students on its rolls. The College building with its famed clock tower was handed over by Seth Ramdeoji Anandilal Podar to the S.P. Mandali. Barrister M.R. Jayankar inaugurated the college building formally. The college was named "Ramniranjan Anandilal Podar College of Commerce". The Mandali has been rendering notable service under its motto of unflinchingly carrying out the mission undertaken and has kept up its well- defined objectives. The objectives in regard to Commerce education has been to extend popular and reasonably affordable higher education in Maharashtra and to develop an institution that would impart appropriate education both in Commerce and Economics. The institution first started the B. Com. Degree course in 1942 and the word Economics was added to the name of the College. It has now become 'Ramniranjan Anandilal Podar College of Commerce and Economics'. The College received permanent affiliation from the University of Mumbai on 17th August, 1950.  

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Guru Nanak Khalsa College of Arts, Science & Commerce (Autonomous)

Matunga - 400019, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee’s Guru Nanak Khalsa 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 Bombay. Situated in the heart of the city, yet in peaceful seclusion, amidst idyllic centres of learning, the college has a majestic and aesthetically-designed structure and a verdant ambience. It strives to create an atmosphere conducive to the pursuit of higher learning. 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. G. N. Khalsa was the brainchild of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar who wanted to set-up a centre or an institute in Bombay for higher education. In 1935 he put forth this proposal of establishing an educational institution for higher education in Bombay to the Sikh religious leaders at Amritsar. The Sikh leaders agreed upon this idea with their main objective of providing good quality of higher education and also to popularize Sikh culture in a non-Sikh State. Thus in 1937, G. N. Khalsa College was born in a plot where the college stands today, with the total area of 27, 642 sq. yards. G. N. Khalsa College has produced great personalities in various fields namely academicians like Shri Ram Joshi (former Vice-Chancellor, Mumbai University), Prof. J. V. Naik, Politician and many more. The College has also produced great Sports personalities. These include a number of Olympians, Arjuna Awardees and Padmashri Awardees. The following Khalsities have represented India in Olympics: S.S.Narayan (Football), Mary Leela Rao (Athletics), Balbir Singh (Hockey), Silma D’Silva (Hockey), Lorraine Fernandes (Hockey), Joaquim Carvalho (Hockey), Marcelus Gomes (Hockey), Marl Patterson (Hockey), Jude Menezes (Hockey), Adrain D’Souza, Gavin Fereira and many more. Lorraine Fernandes and Joaquim Carvalho are also the Arjuna Award recipients; where as Silma D’Silva is also the Padmashri recipient. G. N. Khalsa College enters the 21st century with the students numbering more than 6000, having strength of 200 teaching faculty and more than 150 administrative staff. In spite of being a Minority institution, the college follows the Sikh ideology of oneness of Humanity, prides itself on its cosmopolitan staff and student population and a healthy, secular atmosphere. The college proudly upholds its secular ideals weaving a rich, vibrant, multicultural microcosm of Indian society. The College seeks to uphold and perpetuate Sikh culture through Punjabi classes, Divinity classes and `Akhand Path’ followed by `Langar’, wherein everyone participates.  

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