• Establishing Colleges for higher education.
• Establishing Industrial and Technical Instruction for Vocational Training.
• Publishing Books and Magazines.
• Running Hostels for students taking education in the Institution run by the Society.

• Science, Arts & Commerce
• Engineering
• Pharmacy
• Schools
• Other

Most of the districts of India were suffering for want of any basic amenities. Bhandara was also one of those districts worst affected.

The glaring and shocking fact was that 94% of the population of Bhandara district was illiterate! There was only one Government public school in he whole of the district! In 1945 what Bhandara witnessed was the snowballing effect of a determined local initiative. A few resurgent people led by late Mr. Manoharbhai Patel, a wealthy and well known businessman and a philanthropist, came forward to set up the second school in Gondia town in the district with help coming from his friends. It was in that period the concept of Gondia Education Society was mooted and later the Society came into existence. In the ensuing six years many more primary and secondary schools were set up one by one on a relay basis. It was indeed a relentless and tireless effort. The results were path breaking. The literacy rate rose from a mere 6% to 14% in the Bhandara district!

But, late Manoharbhai was not fully satisfied. What made him to move further was that in spite of this enviable achievement there was no college for higher education in the Bhandara district. It was again late Shri Manoharbhai Patel leading in the front to gather support for establishing the first college in Gondia. With the help and cooperation of his trusted colleagues the first college was started with a skeleton staff in a warehouse provided by Manoharbhai's close friend and associate late Shri. C.J. Patel. That was the beginning of the second collective initiative.

In a short span of ten years and by 1961 Gondia Education Society could establish 22 high schools spread across the district and in the same year two more colleges were also established.