CVM University, Anand (Gujarat), backed by the legacy of Charutar Vidya Mandal (CVM), is commemorating over 80 years of contribution to education, with a continued focus on academic excellence and industry-aligned learning.

Founded by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Charutar Vidya Mandal was established with the vision of making quality education accessible and developing Vallabh Vidyanagar into a prominent educational hub. Since the pre-independence era, the institution has played a significant role in shaping generations of learners.

CVM University today offers undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes across disciplines such as Engineering and Technology, Management, Science, Healthcare, Arts, Law, Design and Education.

The university campus spans over 650 acres, with more than 25 lakh square feet of built-up area, housing 20 colleges and 13 schools. It offers over 125 academic programmes and has a student strength exceeding 10,000, including students from various parts of India and abroad.

The institution emphasises experiential and application-based learning, supported by over 200 laboratories and more than 25 research and innovation centres. Students are provided exposure to live projects, industry collaborations and interdisciplinary learning aligned with evolving industry requirements.

CVM University also offers scholarships worth crores and has structured systems for mentoring and academic support. Its Training and Placement Cell conducts regular skill development programmes, including aptitude training, soft skills and interview preparation.

The university reports a consistently strong placement performance, with participation from 1000+ companies across sectors.

A defining strength of the institution is its vast alumni network spread across sectors such as corporate leadership, entrepreneurship, research, and public service. Alumni-led ventures within this ecosystem have achieved a combined valuation running into billions, underscoring the long-term impact of CVM’s educational foundation.

The university said it will continue to focus on integrating innovation, global perspectives and industry alignment into its academic framework.

Admissions for the 2026–27 academic session are currently open.