Anjuman-I-Islam's Akbar Peerbhoy Girls' Polytechnic

Since its establishment in 1981, Anjuman-I-Islam’s Akbar Peerbhoy Girls’ Polytechnic, functioning under the aegis of the renowned Anjuman-I-Islam Trust, has been a pioneer in women’s vocational education in Mumbai. Founded under the visionary leadership of Mr. Akbar Peerbhoy and Mrs. Homai Peerbhoy, the institution was built on the core values of empowerment, excellence, and service to society. What began as a modest technical training center has grown into a well-established vocational institute, producing thousands of skilled women professionals who contribute meaningfully to various sectors of society.

To further strengthen its commitment to holistic education, the institution introduced its Nursery and Playgroup wing in 1988. This wing provides a warm, safe, and nurturing environment for early childhood development, focusing on age-appropriate learning, creativity, social skills, and moral values. By fostering a strong educational foundation during the formative years, the Nursery and Playgroup reflects the institution’s belief in shaping young minds with care, discipline, and compassion.

As an integral part of Anjuman-I-Islam, one of India’s oldest and most respected educational and social organizations established in 1874, Akbar Peerbhoy Girls’ Polytechnic proudly upholds a legacy of over a century of excellence in education and community service. Guided by Anjuman-I-Islam’s mission of inclusive education, social upliftment, and nation-building, the institution continues to empower women and young learners through skill-based education, ethical values, and lifelong learning.