Government of India in its policy of the Education 1986 contemplated vocational education having minimum competencies in various fields which will enable students to learn useful and meaningful skills in cognitive as well as psychometer domain. The State Board has therefore prepared the syllabus of 20 minimum competency vocational subjects under Engineering and Technology, Agriculture, Business and Commerce, Catering and Food technology, Fishery and Paramedical Groups with the assistance of the Directorate of Vocational Education and Training. These subjects are introduced from the academic year 1988-89 at +2 stage and the first H.S.C. Examination at the end of standard XII was conducted in March 1990. Our SVJC College is permitted to run the course (XI & XII) in Engineering Technology, and Commerce group. The above job oriented courses are recognized by the Maharashtra State Board of S.S.C. and H.S.C. Education, Pune and have plenty of self & wage employment.

1. To develop skill based competencies blended with life coping skills.


2. It focuses on providing hands on training.


3. Practical oriented teaching and learning, taking considerations of industry requirements.


4. To attract sizable segment of population to vocational courses so has to reduce the rush to general education course.


5. Creating opportunities for self-reliance and gainful self-employment and entrepreneurship.

• 100% HSC Board Exam result for last 5 consecutive years


• Practical Oriented Training


• Periodical Parents-Teachers Meeting


• Personal Counselling.


• Lectures on Life Coping Skills.


• Value Based Education.


• Highly experienced staff.


• Well-equipped library and laboratory.


• Industry Visits.


• Training sessions from eminent trainers.


• Apprenticeship Training in reputed companies.