About Shri Saraswati Gram Vidhyapith

Shri Saraswati Gram Vidhyapith Samoda Ganwada operates specifically within the Gram Vidhyapith network of Gujarat, focusing on rural education and community extension work in the Patan district. The institution structures its academic calendar around practical field training, particularly in local farming techniques and cooperative management. Students here spend substantial time working on village development projects directly in the surrounding settlements of Samoda and Ganwada.

Institutional Overview

Feature	Details
Type	Affiliated College (Private Un-Aided)
Campus	Rural (Samoda Ganwada, Patan)
Mode of Study	Full-time
Total Intake / Seats	Approximately 120 seats

What You Can Study Here

Degree	Specializations	Eligibility
BRS (Bachelor of Rural Studies)	Rural Development, Agriculture	Completion of 10+2 from a recognized board
BA	Gujarati, Social Sciences	Completion of 10+2 from a recognized board

Getting In

This college uses a rolling admissions system where applications are handled directly at the administrative office in Samoda Ganwada. Prepare these physical documents to present during your application visit:

Your original 10+2 marksheet along with two self-attested photocopies
School leaving certificate from your previous institution
Category or caste certificate, if you are applying under state-reservation quotas
Three recent passport-sized photographs with a light background
Proof of residence, such as an Aadhaar card or voter ID

On-Campus Amenities

Facility	Description
Transport	The college operates a designated bus route connecting the Samoda Ganwada campus to the nearest major transit hub at Patan junction.
Hostels	Separate residential quarters are available for male and female students, managed under a traditional residential system suited for rural studies programs.
Medical / Health Center	A basic first-aid unit operates on campus, with a visiting practitioner from the local community health center in Sidhpur making weekly rounds.
Cafeteria / Canteen	The campus dining facility serves vegetarian meals sourced primarily from local agricultural produce, catering to daily commuters and hostel residents.
Auditorium / Seminar Hall	An open-sided seminar space is used for community meetings, expert lectures on cooperative farming, and student group assemblies.

In practice: This institution is designed specifically for students who want to work in rural development, non-profits, or agricultural sectors; those seeking corporate city careers will find the curriculum and remote location ill-suited. You should visit the campus in person to verify the current availability of specific subject electives, as faculty availability in rural centers can fluctuate.

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