Accredited at A+ Level by NAAC. 'College with Potential for Excellance.' ISO 9001 : 2008 Certified. Recipient of Best Rural College Award by University of Pune 2009-10.

 

Special Feature of College.

  •  • Constant vigilance and monitoring by the management
  •  • Awards and recognitions received by the institution
  •  • Unique in implementing the "Restructured pattern" for undergraduate courses.
  •  • Vocational courses in Functional English, Seed Technology & Computer Application.
  •  • Self-financing: 15-PG, B.Sc (Computer Science), B.Sc. (Biotechnology), B.Lib.&I.Sci, Diploma & Certificate courses.  
  •   • Research centres in Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Environmental Sc. & Commerce
  •  • 11 Carrier-oriented certificate courses, 08 remedial, 07 bridge and 06 Add-on courses
  •  • YCMOU programme for dropout and employed students
  •  • Sufficient number of qualified and experienced staff
  •  • Excellent infrastructure facilities for teaching and learning
  •  • Magnificent and fully automated Central Library
  •  • Well-disciplined, green and serene campus
  •  • Well-furnished boys’ and girls’ hostels
  •  • Variety of co-curricular, extra-curricular and extension activities
  •  • Free Internet access for students
  •  • Earn and learn scheme for the needy and poor
  •  • Active Career Guidance and Placement cell
  •  • Self-learning through Virtual classroom
  •  • Social commitment through Pravara Social Study Circle and Maharashtra Pani Parishad
  •  • Extension counter of Pravara Sahakari Bank Ltd
  •  • Spacious playground and multigym facility
  •  • ‘Lalit Kala Academy’ for performing Arts
  •  • 24x7 security on the campus
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Welcome to PVP College.

    Our Inspiration


Padmashri Dr. Vitthalrao Vikhe Patil, the pioneer of Sugar Co-operative movement, who had a humble beginning, was chiefly instrumental in, organizing the much exploited sugarcane 'growers of the 44 villages, in and around Pravaranagar, way back in 1948, and establishing Asia's first co-operative sugar factory, which was commissioned in 1950.