Pune's PVG College of Engineering, Technology and Management has been granted autonomous status, effective from the 2025-26 academic year. This milestone will allow the college to design its own curriculum and assessments, enhancing educational quality and industry relevance.
Pvg CollegeAutonomous StatusPuneEngineering EducationAcademic ExcellenceReal Estate NewsJun 22, 2025

Autonomous status means that the college can independently design its curriculum, assessments, and academic processes. This allows for greater flexibility and innovation in education, aligning more closely with industry needs and enhancing educational quality.
The autonomous status for Pune Vidyarthi Griha’s College of Engineering, Technology and Management will be effective from the academic year 2025-26.
The meeting was attended by the college’s Director, Sunil Redekar, Professor Rajendra Kaduskar, Principal Dr. Manoj Tarambale, along with all department heads, the Dean of the Industry-Institute Cell, the Dean of Academics, the Controller of Examinations, Board of Studies members, faculty representatives, and specially invited members.
Key items approved during the meeting include the First-Year Engineering syllabus, First-Year Management courses, and postgraduate programs in Electrical and Printing Engineering, along with the college’s academic and examination regulations.
The benefits include the ability to independently design curriculum and assessments, aligning more closely with industry needs, and enhancing educational quality and relevance. This status is expected to attract more students and faculty members passionate about innovation and excellence.

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