Mahatma Gandhi Vidyamandir, our mother educational institution, popularly known as M.G.V., was established in 1952 with the sublime objective of serving the masses by spreading education among them. It was founded by Late Karmveer Bhausaheb Hiray, a staunch freedom fighter, pioneer of the Sanyukta Maharashtra Movement, visionary educationist, and Ex-Revenue Minister of the then Bombay Province.

Being prophetic educationist, Bhausaheb Hiray did not complacently stop his educational work with the establishment of Primary as well as Secondary schools but he started a Senior college, Maharaja Sayajirao Gaikwad Arts, Science and Commerce College at Malegaon in 1959. The College brightened the educational prospects of the town by bringing the Ganga of education at the threshold of the poor farmers' children, rural backward, Muslim and women students in particular. The College itself proved to be very vital to bring the drastic changes in the educational, social and cultural segments of the society. The college vents out the floodgates of higher education prospects to the rural students.

After the sad demise of Karmveer Bhausaheb Hiray on Nov. 06,1961, his elder son Loknete Vyankatraoji Hiray took over the charge of the institution. Being a dynamic and powerful personality with great determination, vision and quick action he deftly and consecutively devoted his energies in spreading higher education among all. After his unfortunate and untimely demise in 1980, his wife, a sincere social worker, Smt. Pushpatai Hiray devoted her life for the survival and maintenance of the institution. In this period of great crisis, Samajshri Dr. Prashant Hiray, a man of modern thoughts is carrying the institution with great enthusiasm. Because of his courageous decision in the educational field, with farsightedness the institution has made its progress and ready to compete with the modern world.

Presently 225 Educational Units from Primary to Post graduate and ranking research centers from traditional education to current disciplines such as Computer Management,Health Sciences,Agriculture Pharmacy, Hotel Management Etc. are being managed by the Trust.Presently 225 Educational Units from Primary to Post graduate and ranking research centers from traditional education to current disciplines such as Computer Management,Health Sciences,Agriculture Pharmacy, Hotel Management Etc. are being managed by the Trust.

College At A Glance

Maharaja Sayajirao Gaikwad Arts, Science and Commerce College, Malegaon is one of the leading colleges affiliated to Savitribai Phule Pune University, run by Mahatma Gandhi Vidyamandir. Established in 1959 by Honourable Karmaveer Bhausaheb Hiray, the college was founded to meet the diverse higher educational needs of tribal, poor, rural, backward, and hilly region students.

The college is recognized under Section 2(f) of the UGC and re-accredited by NAAC with a ‘B’ grade and CGPA of 2.87. Known for its academic excellence, the college continues to provide quality education and equal opportunity to all.

HSC/1077 /31029/XII-HS
Dated: 4th May 1977
(Junior College Index No. J-13-16-011)

Admission Procedure:
Eligible students willing to seed admission should submit the online hard copy application along with necessary documents by following the instructions given below.

Documents Required for Admission:

1. Original School Leaving Certificate with two attested photocopies.
2. Statement of Marks of S.S.C. with two attested photocopies.
3. Two recent passport-size color photographs.
4. Migration Certificate (for students from other secondary boards).
5. Caste Certificate (if applicable for backward class students).
6. Affidavit for any gap in education (not exceeding one year).
7. Photocopy of Aadhar Card.

Note: Original documents once submitted will not be returned. Students are advised to keep attested copies for their own record.

Uniform:
Wearing the prescribed uniform is compulsory within the college premises as per management rules.
For Boys: Light pink striped shirt and dark blue trousers.
For Girls: Light pink striped kurta and dark blue salwar with a dark blue jacket.
Note: Students without uniform will not be permitted to enter the college premises or attend lectures/practicals.

Identity Card:

1. All junior college students must carry their Identity Card within the college campus.
2. Students must present their Identity Card whenever asked by college authorities.
3. In case of loss, students should immediately apply for a duplicate Identity Card.

Class Timings:

Class	Faculty	Lectures	Practicals
XI/XII	Arts & Commerce	12:10 PM – 5:30 PM	-
XI	Science	12:10 PM – 4:20 PM	10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
XII	Science	11:30 AM – 3:40 PM	3:40 PM – 5:40 PM

Note: Technical and Vocational Education

I. Information Technology (IT):
This subject is optional in place of Modern Indian Language.
Total Seats:
1. Science – 80 seats
2. Commerce – 40 seats
Note: Additional fees are applicable as per institutional rules for this subject.

II. Small Industry and Self-Employment:
This subject is offered as an alternative to Modern Indian Language and Secretarial Practice in the Commerce stream.

III. Electrical Maintenance / Mechanical Maintenance / Scooter & Motorcycle Repairing:
These subjects are optional in place of Modern Indian Language, Biology, or Geography for students in the Science faculty.

General Rules:

1. Minimum 75% attendance is mandatory for both lectures and practicals.
2. 2.There is a specific period for the submission of documents for any kind of Scholarship within the given period. Only students will be responsible for any delay (EBC/SC/ST /OBC/NT) etc.
3. 3.Instructions regarding scholarship and validity. Will be displayed on Students' notice board from time to time.

*The students should apply online for specific scholarships on respective portal of website and submit the hard copy along with the necessary documents to the office of the college within the time.

ART'S FACULTY

F.Y.J.C. (XI) – Arts, Science, and Commerce

1) Language Evaluation Pattern:

• A) First Term End Exam: Written – 50 Marks
• B) Second Term End Exam: Oral – 20 Marks, Written – 80 Marks
• C) Annual Evaluation:
  • First Term Unit Test – 25 Marks
  • Second Term Unit Test – 25 Marks
• The final result will be calculated by considering the average grade of components A, B, and C.

Environmental Education: Introduced as a compulsory course by the Maharashtra State Board since the academic year 2006–07.

Internal Evaluation Pattern:

• a) Project Work – 30 Marks
• b) Internal Assessment – 20 Marks
• Total: 50 Marks

Optional Subjects Evaluation:

• First Term End Exam – 50 Marks
• Second Term End Exam – 80 Marks
• Unit Test – First Term – 25 Marks
• Unit Test – Second Term – 25 Marks
• Internal Evaluation – 20 Marks
• Total: 200 Marks

Subject-wise Evaluation (Science Faculty):

Sr. No.	Subject	Written Examination	Practical	Total
I	Physics	70	30	100
II	Chemistry	70	30	100
III	Biology	70	30	100
IV	Mathematics	80	20	100
V	Geography	80	20	100

S.Y.J.C. (XII) – Arts, Science, and Commerce

1) Language: The language subject includes a written examination of 80 marks and an oral test of 20 marks. The oral exam is conducted by an External Examiner appointed by the Board.

The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education conducts the final examination. In addition, the college conducts Unit Tests, Term-End Exams, and Preliminary Examinations — all of which are compulsory for students.

Attendance Requirement: Students must maintain a minimum of 75% attendance in college to be eligible for board examinations.