Gujarat Arts and Science College

Ranjeet chauhan 13 months ago

The campus is impeccably clean and surrounded by lush greenery. While the infrastructure may not be modern due to its age of around 100 years, the college offers quality education and serves as an interesting place for learning and career development.

I personally enjoy studying there, and it's a highly regarded institution for all students, each having a unique experience. The college has a nice management team, and the staff members are incredibly humble, always ready to assist. According to my friend's review, there are several food shops near the college entrance, run by local owners, offering delightful food options.

The college offers programs in arts, commerce, and science.

hardik rana 24 months ago

Best college in ahmedabad.
College staff and teaching faculties are good, polite, kind & humble.
The most excited thing is about Vikram Sarabhai.
He attended Gujarat College, ahmedabad, but later shifted to the university of Cambridge, England.
The another inspirational story of this place is about Saheed Vinodji Kinariwala:-

Vinod Kinariwala (1924 to 9 August 1942) was a student of Gujarat College, Ahmedabad. He was shot dead by a British officer while waving the Indian flag in front of Gujarat College on 9 August 19, the first day of the Quit India movement started by Mahatma Gandhi. The British officer asked him to lower the flag, but Kinariwala refused. He was later shot dead by an officer. He was 18 years old at the time of martyrdom.
In his memory Veer Vinod Kinariwala Smriti and his statue were placed in public by Jayaprakash Narayan in the college premises on the 19th. The road on which he was shot has been named as Shaheed Veer Kinariwala Marg.

Sujit Patel 24 months ago

Toilet and sanitation : poor
Building structure : very old
Water dripping
Parking space is good
Proper identification marks in campus
Classrooms are average
Location : near elisbridge