Ramakrishna Mission Polytechnic College
Started in 1932 and as one of the top Polytechnic Colleges in the State, our Residential Polytechnic College offers 3 year Diploma courses for around 400 students.
Vision & Mission
Vision
The vision of Ramakrishna Mission Polytechnic College is to be a pioneering polytechnic college dedicated to orphan and destitute students with free technical education and boarding under the Gurukula system of education, to impart industry-focused holistic technical education and life skills coupled with skill training.
Mission
M1: Provide Free and Quality Technical Education – Offer industry-relevant technical education, skill training, and life skills to orphaned and destitute students, ensuring their self-reliance and employability.
M2: Foster Character and Service-Oriented Values – Inculcate the ideals of discipline, and dedication to service through the Gurukula system of education, shaping students into responsible and ethical professionals.
M3: Develop Holistic Growth and Leadership – Create a nurturing environment that promotes intellectual, moral, and emotional growth while fostering leadership qualities and a strong sense of social responsibility.
M4: Bridge Industry and Society – Strengthen collaboration with industries to provide hands-on training and career opportunities while encouraging students to contribute meaningfully to society through their skills and values.
M5: Uphold the Ideals of Nation-Building – Instill patriotism, integrity, and a commitment to uplift marginalized communities, transforming students into change-makers dedicated to national development.
Vision
Mission
- To provide free technical education through hands-on training, equipping students with strong skills and technical knowledge.
- To develop character and social responsibility by teaching values of discipline, honesty, and service, shaping students into ethical professionals.
- To promote innovation and entrepreneurship by enhancing problem-solving abilities, encouraging creative thinking, and supporting self-employment opportunities.
PEOs
- PEO1- Develop competent Diploma Mechanical Engineers proficient in design, manufacturing, automation, and emerging technologies.
- PEO2- Provide hands-on technical training guided by industry experts to build strong foundational and application-based skills.
- PEO3- Provide real-world exposure through structured industry interactions such as internships, industrial visits, and field-based projects.
- PEO4- Promote innovation and entrepreneurship by encouraging students to develop creative engineering solutions and explore self-employment opportunities.
Vision
Mission
To provide a high-quality education in automobile engineering that equips students with a strong academic foundation and practical skills.
To instill ethical values, integrity, and a sense of social responsibility in our students, aligning with the principles of Ramakrishna Mission
To prepare students for successful careers in the automotive industry by offering hands-on training, workshops, and internships that bridges the gap between theory and practice.
Vision
To be a leading center of excellence in computer education, shaping competent, ethical, and future-ready diploma graduates to drive technological advancements and create sustainable, real-world solutions that positively impact industry, society, and the environment by fostering a culture of innovation, ethical responsibility, and excellence empowering students with the skills and knowledge to lead with integrity in the ever-evolving tech landscape.
Mission
M1: To provide industry-relevant computer education that develops practical skills, enabling students to become self-reliant and employable.
M2: To foster a learning environment that encourages creativity, innovation, problem-solving, and continuous improvement in technology.
M3: To build strong industry partnerships for hands-on training and nurture ethical, responsible professionals who contribute to technological advancement and societal well-being.
PEOs
PEO1 – Employability and Professional Competence
Diploma Graduates will become self-reliant, employable and technically competent professionals by applying computer engineering knowledge, practical skills and industry-relevant technologies.PEO2 – Innovation and Lifelong Learning
Diploma Graduates will demonstrate creativity, innovation and problem-solving skills, and pursue continuous learning to adapt to evolving technologies and address emerging technical challenges.PEO3 – Industry, Ethics and Social Responsibility
Diploma Graduates will contribute effectively to industry and society through professional practice, teamwork, ethical conduct, leadership and responsible use of technology for sustainable development.

Ramakrishna Mission Polytechnic College
Lab infrastructure and Cultural Activities
Brief History of the Institution:
- In the early part of life of the Home, it was realized that students having only academic qualifications found it difficult to get a job soon after their completion of studies.
- In the year 1958 Govt. of India gave permission for starting additional diploma course in Mechanical Engineering.
- When this course (DME) was started in 1959 as per the advice of AICTE, LAE course was replaced by post diploma course of 18 months duration after DME.
- However the full time LAE course was totally stopped in 1962-63 as per the advice of AICTE. In 2005, as part of the centenary celebrations of the Home it was decided to introduce 2 more three year diploma courses, DAE (Diploma in Automobile Engineering) and DCE (Diploma in Computer Engineering) besides the then existing DME, with the permission of the Government and AICTE.
- The Government permitted DAE & DCE courses as unaided courses. The sanctioned strength for each course is 40.
- In addition, 10% more are allowed to be filled by lateral entry (2nd year) from applicants with + 2 qualification.
- Because of the starting of multiple diploma courses, what was called as ‘The Technical Institute’ has been renamed as ‘Ramakrishna Mission Polytechnic College’ in the year 2007.

Admissions
- Every year 120 students in the First Year and 12 students in the Second Year (Lateral Entry) are admitted.
- While admitting students in the Polytechnic College, students from our Residential High School who successfully completed the SSLC examinations are given preference.
- Orphan / Destitute students are given preference.
Students Admitted for First Year and Lateral Entry during Academic Year 2024-2025
- Applications were received through Online Mode.
- I Year (First Year) DME - 39 , DAE - 40, DCE – 40; Total = 119
- II Year (Lateral Entry) DME - 7, DAE - 10, DCE - 4 Total = 21
Strength of the Polytechnic College 2024 - 2025
| YEAR | DME | DAE | DCE |
| I Year | 39 | 40 | 40 |
| II Year | 44 | 43 | 44 |
| III Year | 41 | 37 | 38 |
Total Strength: 365
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