Manoharbhai Patel Arts and Commerce College, Salekasa

Manoharbhai Patel Arts and Commerce College, Salekasa, Gondia, Maharashtra, was set up in 1994 and is an affiliated college. It makes it its foremost mission to offer standard education programmes that include arts and commerce. Located on a small 3-acre plot of land, the college has been expanded to cater to a total student strength of 710 and 12 qualified and committed members of faculty.

There are ten subjects which are offered in three degree programmes: arts and commerce; these subject choices are rather diverse. The college features several amenities that are meant to help facilitate the delivery of knowledge in the establishment. The library with which Manoharbhai Patel Arts and Commerce College started at the same time in 1994 is an important component of the learning process.

Some of the friendly services it provides include reference services and newspaper clipping services. The library also puts up collections of new arrivals and does this every year so that students can read the latest books in its field. As for the physical creation and recreation, the college offers sports equipment for students, available for everybody.

An auditorium is used in events and seminars and therefore helps in the support of campus activities. Moreover, the college has strength in fine IT facilities which have exposed students to required technological assets prevalent in the current society.

At present, Manoharbhai Patel Arts and Commerce College has 10 full-time courses for students, and students can opt for the course at the undergraduate or postgraduate level. Undergraduate programmes are a three-year Bachelor of Arts (BA) and a three-year Bachelor of Commerce (B. Com).

Degree Name Eligibility Criteria BA 10+2 or any other examination recognised as equivalent thereto MA Bachelor's degree under 10+2+3 (B. A. or equivalent) B. Com 10+2 or any other examination recognised as equivalent thereto The admission procedure at Manoharbhai Patel Arts and Commerce College considers selection through academic merit or individually set criteria by the college itself.