Shri Shivaji Science College Amravati

About Institution

Shri Shivaji Science College, Amravati was established in 1958 with a combination of faculties namely Science, Arts, Commerce, Law and Agriculture, and was separated as a Science faculty in 1969, and has already completed fifty glorious years of its existence in 2008.We can proudly declare that it has indeed grown from a seedling into a tree that has not only sheltered thousands of youngsters but also has molded them into great personalities, now scattered across the globe. With its first accreditation in 2001 with an A Four Star grade, and reaccredited in 2008, with an A Grade Very Good, CGPA 3.10, by NAAC. It was indeed a great achievement. The College has also earned a special reputation for being conferred with the status of a “College with Potential for Excellence”, by the UGC, in the first phase and now for the second phase the proposal has already been submitted to the UGC.

Vision

Now here, you see, it takes all the running you can do, to keep in the same If you want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast as twice" (The Red Queen to Alice in Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll)

The domains of academia have opened up and strong market winds have begun to blow through its portals Foreign universities are entering in droves and private business houses are at their drawing boards, planning out strategies to enter the education market in a big way. Critics may carp at what they call the commercialization of education, but pragmatists know that with India joining the world full steam, you either raise the bar or perish.
We have always belived in raising the bar. All minds were put together and as a result we have been following a major year-by-year road-rnap upto 2015. We have high quality assets with us in our teachers, a supportive parent society, a good infra-structure and a reputation that takes an age to build

Mission

Our mission was spelt out long ago by the founder of the Shri Shivaji Education Society, Bhausaheb Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh. "Let us work hard", he had said, "for the comprehension of scientific facts for the greatest good of the country. We shall bridge the wide gap that exists between the laboratories and the fields." The farmer, for Bhausaheb, was the visible face for the destitute, unprivileged Indian who toiled on the farms and in the factories. Sunk in superstition, the peasant carried the burden of an exploitative society on his trail shoulders.
Our mission, then, is to provide strength to the arms and mind of this Indian with the transforming force of education, to create a scientific temper which kills fear and quickens curiosity. We are alert to the double-edged nature of youthful energy, and are committed to harness their boundless enthusiasm and creativity for the mammoth task of nation building. We are in mission mode, and have created a facility for achieving excellence in education through the application of basic science and state - of - the - art technologies. We are committed to encourage research and to upgrade our tools, and to place our society at the supremely progressive position.