About BVM

Birla Vishwakarma Mahavidyalaya, an engineering college established on June 14,1948 with the inspiration and motivation the iron man of India, Shri Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and the generous contribution from Shri Ghanshyamdas Birla and inaugurated by His Excellency Lord Mountbatten, is functioning under the umbrella of Charutar Vidya Mandal (CVM).

CVM is one of India's oldest, leading, non-profitable and charitable NGO working in the field of Education, founded with an objective to cater educational needs of the youth of Gujarat, particularly for rural youth. Since inception, more than 20,000 students have graduated from BVM and are spread across the globe, serving in different fields of Education, Technology, Social Engineering as well as Politics.

The Institute offers six courses (B.Tech.) in Grant-in-Aid pattern namely Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Production, Electronics, Computer Engineering as well as four courses in self-finance pattern: Mechanical, Production, Information Technology and Electronics and Telecommunications. BVM is currently affiliated to Gujarat Technological University, GTU. The Institute also offers a part-time degree program in Mechanical Engineering to cater the need of working professionals for their vertical mobility and career advancement. Institute also offers post-graduate programs (M. Tech.) in the field of Structural Engineering, Transportation System Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Construction Engineering & Management, Computer Engineering, Electrical Power System, and Mechanical Engineering. (Machine Design).

BVM Engineering College through various funding agencies, Alumni and generous contribution through CVM has state of art infra structures like buildings, green campus, laboratories with modern equipment’s, excellent computer centers, communication facilities, audio visual aided smart classes, seminar & conference halls, a resource rich center Library and an Auditorium.

As envisioned by the founding fathers, BVM has taken many strides to become a center of excellence in technical education. The award of World Bank assisted projects TEQIP-II and III, NBA as well as academic autonomy by UGC are few noteworthy milestones crossed by BVM in its perpetual journey. Awarded TEQIP-II in 2014, TEQIP-III in 2017, and UGC autonomy in 2015. Moreover, BVM is the only engineering college of Gujarat state to get the UGC Autonomy. All stake holders of BVM works diligently and relentlessly to uphold its legacy, in letter and spirit.