Shree Shivaji Arts Commerce and Science College, Rajura

Shree Shivaji Arts, Commerce and Science College, Chandrapur, was instituted in 1984. It's a subordinate institution and is found at Rajura in Maharashtra. Accredited with stars under the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), this institution also offers programmes across different streams of arts, commerce, and science.

Shree Shivaji College lies on an 8-acre campus and has the total enrolment capacity of 1,486 along with faculty strength of 31. The Shree Shivaji Arts, Commerce and Science College is also committed to fostering state-of-the-art infrastructure for providing an enhanced learning experience to its students.

Other facilities on campus are very well-equipped laboratories in Botany, Zoology, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Home Economics, and Geography, a common research laboratory for advanced studies. Affiliated by Gondwana University, Gadchiroli , the college library is a spacious haven for knowledge seekers with separate reading rooms for boys, girls, and staff.

A well-built gymnasium adjacent to the playground accommodates physical fitness enthusiasts, with separate facilities for male and female students. Shree Shivaji Arts, Commerce and Science College provides 11 courses including undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Under full-time courses, all disciplines are provided as an all-inclusive portfolio in this institution.

The total intake sanctioned for all courses put together is 1,486 students; it represents the potential of the college to produce a huge number of aspiring intellectuals every year. Couerse Name Total Number of Seats B. Sc 220 BA 220 B. Com 120 MA Sociology 80 MA Political Science 80 MA Home Economics 80 M.

Com 80 MA Marathi 80 MA History 80 MA English 80 The college follows a merit-inclusion method for admissions at Shree Shivaji Arts, Commerce and Science College. It is the general trend that admissions are given on the basis of academic performance during the qualifying exams by the candidate.