S.S.G. Pareek P.G. College

About Institution

The school of Tiwari brothers was coming out with flying colours and on 07, December 1924 on the auspicious occasion of the 19 Awards Ceremony of the Sanskrit School the proposal for up gradation of this School up to the High School level was made in presence of the Chief Guest, the then Head of the Education Department for Jaipur State and to everone's surprise an approval was received within a short span of one and a half months. In 1925 this institution was registered as a High School with U.P. Education Board as the RBSC was not formed by then. From 1925-26 session classes for High School began. Later with the upcoming of Rajputana Education Board this High School was affiliated with it. Efficient management & dedication and devotion of the mentors attracted students from all walks of society and from every part of the country. Even the big new building proved to be a small place to operate. The nephews of Mr. Swaroop Lal Ji Tiwari, Mr. Govind Narrayan Ji Tiwari and Kanahaiya Lal Ji took over the responsibility of constructing the current new building with the investment of lacs of rupees. The foundation, of the current building was laid down on 12, June 1935 by the then Finance Minister of Jaipur State, Mr. Rao Bahadur Raja Amarnath Atal.
The after math of the positive outlook of reverend (Late) Mr. Jhumarlal Ji and (late) Shri Swaroop Lal Ji Tiwari was the birth of a resourceful pre-school in their own Haveli. The sole reason for the continuous oozing and influx of the students with every session was the quality education provided here. With the passage of time, it became famous as the Sanskrit School of the town. Mr. Madhav Prasad Pareek and Siddhant Vangeese were the first pedagogues of this pathshala. Due to high ethics, moral values and disciplined quality education provided at Sanskrit School the bit Haveli of Tiwari Brothers proved to be a small and insufficient place to carry on. Hence a new School building was constructed by 03, February 1906 and classes up to grade four were started there. But they were not to stop here, primary classes of fifth and sixth were launched in 1915 and in 1917 the permission to start the eighth grade was received.

Vision

To become one of the top providers of education in the country and making available the appropriately qualified and skilled manpower to the world of work who have competencies in sync with the contemporary and future global needs.

Mission

To strive for excellence in the field of education by creating, developing and instilling right values, ethics, discipline and life skills in the future managers, leaders, academicians and technocrats in shaping a new India.