Education
In Mandleshwar there is a Engineering college SPITM (www.spitm.com) an engineering college helped Mandleshwar to become an educational hub. about spitm, this info given by Vasu Birla a student of Spitm college. Mandleshwar has one government degree college, three private colleges, one pharmacy institute,one engineering college, two government higher secondary Schools and 9 other public schools.Sardar Vallbh Bhai Patel Degree CollegeSVPC on Barwaha Road brought an educational revolution and its sister concern SPITMSPITM an engineering college helped Mandleshwar to become an educational hub.The two schools are affiliated to CBSE NewDelhi named Shri Kanwartara Public School and Sandipany Academy and others are affiliated with Madhya Pradesh Board Bhopal. The oldest School of the town is Mahatma Gandhi Govt Higher Secondary (MGHSS) which was established in 1947, and was the only school within a 50 km radius at that time. One engineering college named Sardar Patel Institute of Tech. and Management on Choli Road has come in existence which has certainly changed the scenario of education in Mandleshwar.
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