2026–27 academic year
Admissions
One desk handles admissions for all twelve institutions on the campus, so a single enquiry reaches the right school, college or hostel.
How it works
Four steps, one office
The same process applies whichever institution you are asking about.
- School admission, nursery to std 12
- Nursing college admission
- Science college admission
- Arts and commerce admission
- Hostel accommodation
- Scholarships and freeship
Make an enquiry
Call or write to the admissions desk
There is no online application form yet. The office takes enquiries by phone and email, and both reach the same desk.
Call or email the desk
One office covers every institution on the campus. Lines are open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.
Say what it is about
Name the institution and the year, and the office routes it to the right desk straight away.
Come and see it
The office arranges a campus walk-through at Nanikadi, including the hostels if a place is needed.
- Phone
- +91 99093 80801
- info@skkm.org
- Office hours
- Mon–Sat, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
- Address
- Shree I. D. Patel office, Nanikadi, Kadi, Dist. Mehsana
Have this ready when you call
- The institution and the standard or programme you are asking about
- The academic year, and the student’s current standard
- Whether a hostel place is needed
- Whether you intend to apply for a scholarship or freeship card
- Previous school or college marksheets, if you have them to hand
Where to apply
Pick the group you are asking about
Questions
What families ask us
When do enquiries open?
The desk is open for the 2026–27 year. Dates for each institution are confirmed by the office when you enquire.
Is there an online application?
Not yet. Enquiries are taken by phone and email, and the office guides you through the paperwork from there.
What financial help is available?
SC, ST, OBC and EWS scholarships and freeship cards, and graphics and competitive-exam classes offered for a one rupee token fee.
Do you take students from outside Kadi?
Yes. Students come from across the district, and the two girls hostels exist for those who cannot travel daily.