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About Us
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FACULTY OF SCIENCE comes in to being in 1973-74 as a result of the perpetual pressures
for its demand from the people in the vicinity of the town to disseminate science
education. The faculty building was constructed with total expenditure of Rs. 10
lacks this building was inaugurated on 28th Jan. 1976 at the hands of late. His
Excellency Shri. Ali Yawar Jung, former Governor of Maharashtra.
The MANDAL latter persued the construction of an auditorium at the cost of Rs.04
lack & was named after Shri Babasaheb Dahanukar, Shri Annasaheb Dahanukar a notable
industrialist of Mumbai, kindly contributed Rs. 61,000, as a donation for this project.
To meet the escalating demands of accommodation by the increasing influx of students.
The MANDAL is having the hostel meant for P.N. Mahavidyalaya accommodates about
2200 students on its roll for arts, commerce & science faculties.
In the year 1983-84 the foundation MANDAL endeavoured to open the COLLEGE OF ENGiNEERING
at Pusad with an intake capacity of 180 students for three branches as Civil, Mechanical
& Electronics. This well established college with all departmental buildings & hostel
buildings already completed with an expenditure of Rs. 4 corers. All the laboratories
workshops & departmental blocks are well-equipped. A girls hostel accommodating
50 students and 36 staff quarters are already constructed.
Along with Degree Course in Engineering, Diploma Courses in similar branches have
also been started in the form of POLYTECHNIC form the academic year 1984-85 with
initial intake of 180 students per year.
Further in the year 1983, J.S.P.M. started high school at Banshi, which is 10 kms.
away from Pusad. Mandal also runs another high school at Pusad from 1989-90 season.
For the convenience of girls of Pusad and nearby area, it was a desire of management
to start woman's college and then it become possible to start Smt. Vatsalabai Naik
MAHILA MAHAVIDYALAYA from 1989-90 session, with degree course in arts, home science
and science. Mandal had constructed new building for Woman's College and hostel
in the heart of town.
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