• K.J. Somaiya Polytechnic
• K.J. Somaiya College of Engineering
• K.J. Somaiya Institute of Technical Training and Research (SITTAR)
• K.J. Somaiya Industrial Training Institute (ITI)
• K.J. Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research (SIMSR)
• K.J. Somaiya Institute of Journalism and Mass Communication
• K.J. Somaiya Computer Centre
• K.J. Somaiya College of Engineering and Information Technology
• Kalabhavan (Vocational Training Institute for Women)

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K.J. Somaiya Polytechnic

Established in 1963, K.J. Somaiya Polytechnic is affiliated to the Board of Technical Examinations of the Government of Maharashtra. It has an annual intake of 210 students. The Civil, Electrical and Mechnical Engineering branches have 60 students each, while 30 students are enrolled in Electronics.

K.J. Somaiya Polytechnic also offers a 4 year part-time Diploma Course in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering with an intake of 60 and 40 students respectively.

Under the Government of India World Bank Project of strengthening of Technical Education, K.J. Somaiya Polytechnic has been identified for 10 components. Among the schemes proposed to be developed are the Diploma Course in Industrial Electronics, and a Curriculum Development Centre.

The students at K.J. Somaiya Polytechnic acquire a high level of practical training, which is totally industry-oriented. These students, while in the final year of their respective courses, are marked out for selection and enrollment in leading Indian industrial companies like Godrej, Mukand, Premier Automobiles, etc.

K.J. Somaiya Institute of Technical Training and Research (SITTAR)

K.J. Somaiya Institute of Technical Training and Research was established in 1987 with the prime objective of providing job oriented programmes.

The institute has designed a number of novel industry-oriented Post-graduate and Post-diploma educational programmes of one academic year duration, such as:

i. Computer Aided Manufacturing and Production

ii. Computer Aided Design and Drafting

iii. Process Instrumentation and Control Engineering

iv. Industrial Electronics and Automation

v. Foreman and Supervisor Management

Additional courses are introduced in consultation and collaboration with industries.

K.J. Somaiya Institute of Technical Training and Research tries to promote additional technical skills among graduates with different disciplines to make them self reliant and useful in their assignments.

K.J. Somaiya Industrial Training Institute (ITI)

Established in 1988, K.J. Somaiya Industrial Training Institute imparts practical training in different trades and workshop skills. This institute was started with the prime objective of providing school graduates with adequate opportunities for practical training.

The Institute started with the Post-SSC Certificate Course, in Domestic and Industrial Electronics, Mechanic and Project Civil Draftsmen. Some of the additional courses started in the last five years are Audio Video Servicing, Plumber (NCVT Affiliated, approved by National Council for Vocational Training) Audio Video Servicing (part time), Electricians Course, etc.

K.J. Somaiya Institute of Journalism and Mass Communication

Established in 1981, K. J. Somaiya Institute of Journalism and Mass Communication offers a 1 year Post Graduate Diploma course in journalism. The main thrust of its teaching programme is on practical training.

''Montage'', the house journal of the Institute, has received wide appreciation in all discerning circles.

Small in strength with about 20 to 30 aspiring future journalists, this institute is however, a Think-Tank of the Campus and works as a catalyst for new ideas and concepts. It is precursor of a full fledged Media Centre that is being planned for the campus.

Kalabhavan (Vocational Training Institute for Women)

Since the inception of the Adhyapan Mandir (Junior College of Education) essentially for women, another related activity was initiated for grown up girls. This led to the setting up of Kalabhavan, a centre where girls would be given handicraft training, and get familiar with new methods of work ethics as well as develop manual skills.

The most popular course at this institute is what is termed as ''TCWCG'', i.e. Tailoring Certificate in Women's and Children's Garments. Every year, about 40 to 50 girls take advantage of this course and qualify for the TCWCG Diploma.