Guests who inspired!

Guest who inspired!
At Somaiya Vidyavihar, we are committed to ensuring our students engage with leaders and experts from various fields. That is why we invite renowned guests to share their experiences and insights.
A glimpse of the guests in 2018 at our Somaiya Vidyavihar Mumbai Campus.

Making the dream a reality! by Shri Samir Somaiya

My grandfather said, why not Somaiya. I said, no Chemical Engineering here, and Cornell is far better than Somaiya. He did not mind that. But said, ‘Go, but promise me, that when you return, in your lifetime, you will try to make our institutions to good, that if a candidate applies to Cornell, he/she will also apply to Somaiya’. And he allowed me to fly.
He traded dreams. Made my dreams his, and his mine. How powerful!!

2018 the year gone by!

We continued building infrastructure for our institutions.

Infrastructure designed to incorporate being in touch with nature in our daily lives. Infrastructure that contributes to the development of our students and society.

Institution building is central to our service to the nation. 

Inspired, inspires

Chirag’, young entrepreneur and ex-alumni of K J Somaiya College of Engineering, working on his project at Somaiya Riidl, lit the fire of innovation and entrepreneurship in the minds of students from  Shri Sharda English Medium School, Kopergaon who came visiting Somaiya Vidyavihar, Mumbai.

Post Graduate Diploma in Solid Waste Management

K J Somaiya College of Science & Commerce has announced the commencement of one-year,  full-time Post Graduate Diploma in Solid Waste Management from January 2019. Classes will be held on weekdays during evening 4.30 pm to 8.30 pm and /or Saturday & Sunday from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm.

In our campus – a tree rarely found in Mumbai

This particular tree would be familiar to passers-by who walk on the quiet lane near       K J Somaiya College of Arts and Commerce. For some, in a hurry to reach the class or the tracks, chances are of walking past it and not noticing it.

Dr Sugandha Shetye, K J Somaiya College of Science & Commerce says “The lush tree has sweet-scented pink flowers in drooping racemes. The tree, Barringtonia acutangula, also known as freshwater mangrove and colloquially as Tiwar typically grows along the rivers and is very rarely found in Mumbai.

Making science fun & exciting for the underprivileged

Trained for two days on training techniques, by the NGO Marathi Vidnyan Parishad, and armed with a Science kit, over 20 students of K J Somaiya College of Science and Commerce walked into 7th and 8th standard classes of Municipal Schools in Chunabhati. For around an hour a day, our Science Volunteers, took the young kids into the exciting world of science.