Vidya Pratishthan

Vidya Pratishthan – A Precursor

Vidya Pratishthan trust was founded in 1972 under the innovative and Multi dimensional leadership of Hon. Shri. Sharadchandraji Pawar. The first institution of the Vidya Pratishthan, Bal Vikas Mandir, Baramati, an English Medium School was started in 1972.

Within a short period of time Vidya Pratishthan transformed a barren area of 150 acres in the M.I.D.C. Residential Zone at Baramati into “Vidyanagari” having centres of Learning & Research, harmoniously blending with breathtaking landscape.

Vidyanagari also houses a state of the art Auditorium to seat 2000 people. A centrally air-conditioned Library, a Museum, Conference Hall, Gymnasia for Boys and Girls, a huge stadium, two Cafeterias, Staff Quarters and Guest House.

Vidya Pratishthan has the honour of having on her name the different outgrowing educational institutions like –

  1. VP’s Bal Vikas Mandir, Baramati 1972
  2. VP’s College of Education 1990
  3. VP’s Marathi Medium School 1992
  4. VP’s English Medium School 1993
  5. VP’s Art, Science & Commerce College 1994
  6. VP’s English Medium School (BILT), Bhigwan  1999
  7. VP’s Institute of Information Technology  2000
  8. VP’s College of Engineering 2000
  9. VP’s School of Biotechnology 2001
  10. VP’s Magarpatta City Public School, Hadapsar, Pune 2002
  11. VP’s New English Medium School 2004
  12. VP’s Adhyapak Vidyalaya 2004
  13. VP’s Vocational Training Center 2004
  14. VP’s New Bal Vikas Mandir, Pimpali  2005
  15. VP’s Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya, Talasari, Thane 2006
  16. VP’s Indapur English Medium School, Indapur 2006
  17. VP’s Vasantrao Pawar Law College 2007
  18. VP’s Someshwar English Medium School, Someshwar 2007
  19. VP’s Bhor English Medium School, Bhor 2007
  20. VP’s Sarswati Sangeet Vidyalaya 2007
  21. VP’s Vasantrao Pawar Vidyalaya, Deulgaon Rasal 2007
  22. VP’s Commerce & Science College, Indapur 2008
  23. VP’s Polytechnic College Indapur, 2008
  24. VP’s Supe English Medium School, Supe 2016