Usha Pravin Gandhi College of Art Science and Commerce, Mumbai

Usha Pravin Gandhi College of Art, Science and Commerce was established in the year 2003 at Vile Parle West in Mumbai. It is an affiliated college, outwardly aided by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council. It offers courses covering a variety of programmes in the Arts, sciences, and Commerce streams. The college is afflicted with Mumbai University . This college has a compact campus of 3. 28 acres.

The total student enrolment for this college is 1,667, while its strength at the faculty level is 38. Usha Pravin Gandhi College strives to furnish students with a clean learning atmosphere containing updated facilities to occur in the proper shape.

The campus houses a well-stocked library comprising more than 4,860 books, periodicals, and digital resources on various titles in media, management, and information technology. There is an advanced IT structure for the students to remain up to date on the technological front relating to their respective fields.

The college also maintains a well-organised medical facility with a full-time doctor to address any health concerns of the students, along with well-equipped laboratories ensuring practical learning experiences. Usha Pravin Gandhi College, with a spectrum of 7 courses , can be listed under the programmes provided by the college – either at the undergraduate or postgraduate level.

Out of these 7 courses, the college imparts 5 full-time undergraduate courses and 2 full-time postgraduate courses, serving the varied academic interests of the students. Out of this, 580 seats are approved for all courses put together, implying the huge capacity of the college to induct a large number of aspiring students each year. Course Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees B. Sc.

Information Technology 120 Rs 75,522 BMS 120 Rs 52,574 BA Multimedia and Mass Communication 120 Rs 52,574 BA-Film, Television and New Media Production 120 Rs 1,65,374 M. Sc. Information Technology 40 Rs 79,799 The admission is purely on merit so that meritorious students get a chance of their desired courses.