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'''Further educationEducation'''Poona Sanskrit College 1837 reopened and offered a combined Sanskrit and medicine course – under Superintendant: Captain Candy.

Poona Sanskrit and Vernacular College opens 1851/52 from the amalgamation of Poona’s English 1837 opened and Venacular schools later to be come the Deccan Arts College 1857, with an affiliation to Bombay University offered a combined 1860Sanskrit and medicine course – under Superintendant: Captain Candy.

Engineering Sanskrit and Vernacular College founded 1865 was affiliated to Bombay University (its creation is contemporary with est 1851/52, formed from the construction amalgamation of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway) Poona’s English and Venacular schools, later (1880) known as it became the Deccan Arts College for Science . It was created 1857, with an affiliation to provide staff for the Public Works Department. Courses were offered in: Civil Engineering, Agriculture, Forestry, plus apprentice trainingBombay University 1860.

1826 The Engineering College was founded 1865 andn was affiliated to Bombay University (its creation is contemporary with the construction of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway) Later (1880) it was known as the College for Science . It educated staff for the Public Works Department. Courses were offered in: Civil Engineering, Agriculture, Forestry, plus apprentice training. '''Schools''' Supplementing native sanskrit schools, Government schools Schools opened (teaching in 1826 to teach vernacular) , initially under control of Mr Jervis, increasing . Numbers increased to 3 schools Government Schools in Poona by 1847Government Schools , and 23 by 1883 (many other existed in the greater Poona towndistrict). They comprised:

• Anglo vernacular -Vernacular 2

• Teacher Training schools 2 (teacher training: one male est: 1857, one female est: 1870) In addition there were 45 Private schools 45, including:

'''Private schools''' Bishops High School, est1864,