3. The National Centre for Rural Development Trust

  • About The National Centre for Rural Development Trust

    Established in the year 1991, the National Centre for Rural Development (NCRD) is a reputed Public Charitable Trust. The Trust was initiated with the prime motive to empower and uplift the rural youth of our country, which they realised in their very early years, wouldn't be possible without basic education. As a result, the Trust began to impart primary education to the ones who have been deprived of it, in the year 1993. Even after decades of its inception, NCRD is still as passionately involved in its mission and actively works to deliver quality education from KG to PG. Majorly, the institute has been working extensively with the tribal and backward area of Ambegaon taluka, Pune district. They've been imparting higher education of the finest quality in fields like IT, Pharmacy, Education & Management through the "Sterling Institute of Technology & Management", "Sterling Institute of Management Studies" and "Sterling Institute of Pharmacy".

Colleges in The National Centre for Rural Development Trust

Why The National Centre for Rural Development Trust

  • The National Centre for Rural Development (NCRD) has dedicated more than two decades to the cause of upliftment of the rural societies and continue to do so wholeheartedly. i>
  • The Trust provides numerous institutional facilities such as internet services, a library, lecture halls, reading rooms, canteen, etc.
  • Guest House and hostel facilities are also provided by the Trust.
  • Medical facilities can also be availed at the time of emergencies.
  • The Trust has been able to successfully maintain a disciplined, calm and peaceful environment for the students.
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