Sevasadan institute was established in Pune in the year 1909 by Shrimati Ramabai Ranadeand Gopal Krishna Devdhar. Today this historic institution has completed more than 100 years of service in the field of women’s education. It was a period when a girl was denied the ‘Right to Education’ . A need was felt to educate women to widen their range of knowledge by imparting formal education to them & thus making them self-reliant. The Sevasadan society made tremendous progress & established the importance of educating a girl child.

A need was felt to spread the message of women’s education to other parts of the Maharashtra state & thus the Solapur branch of Sevasadan was started in 1923. & since then it has made remarkable contribution in the field of women’s education & has established itself as a premier institution. At present nearly 3000 students are studying in various sections of the school. Many distinguished personalities from various fields have been associated with Sevasadan & have helped the institution achieve great heights in the field of education.

The school conducts many courses / activities which help the students in becoming a better person. Some of them are given below :
1 Primary & high school
2 Girls hostel
3 Library
4 Palnaghar
5 Sangit vidyalay
6 Tailoring classes
7 Computer unit

Books can be described as a student’s best friend. The school library has a very big collection of over 17000+ books on wide ranging subjects

To keep pace with the changing times the students are trained in improving their knowledge of computer with the help of a well equipped computer unit.

Students bring laurels to the school by participating in various examinations like :
● Exams conducted by the Tilak Maharashtra Vidyalay
● Exams conducted by Maharashtra Rashtrabhasha Sabha
● MTS examinations
● NTS examinations
● Drawing competitions

Many students have made us proud by topping the state SSC examinations. This would not have been possible without the dedicated efforts by the teachers.

Many social , cultural & religious functions are organized throughout the year to make students aware about our rich cultural heritage.