Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International School of Textiles & Management

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International School of Textiles and Management (SVPITM) is an autonomous institution under the Indian Ministry of Textiles.^[2][3][4][5] It was established on December 24, 2002, in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu and is approved by AICTE.^[6] Its courses focus on textiles and textile management education.

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International School of Textiles & Management

Motto	Textile Management Excellence
Type	Public
Established	2002; 23 years ago (2002)
Affiliation	Central University of Tamil Nadu
Chairman	Upendra Prasad Singh
Director	P. Alli Rani
Academic staff	20[1]
Students	291[1]
Undergraduates	179[1]
Postgraduates	92[1]
Doctoral students	20[1]
Location	Coimbatore , Tamil Nadu , India 11.0252917°N 77.0074718°E / 11.0252917; 77.0074718
Website	svpistm.ac.in

School Director

There is no permanent director for this institute.

The current director is C. Rameshkumar, who has published 50 plus papers in Indian and international journals. He has conducted research work on the cut resistance behaviour of DREF yarn fabrics. He previously served at Parisutham Institute of Technology and Science, Thanjavur as Director of Academics.

When Rameshkumar's term as a director is over, he will be succeeded by MK Gandhi who is currently acting director. Gandhi previously worked in NIFT in Chennai.

Achievements

SVPITM has been identified as the nodal centre for conducting workshops on technical textiles by the Government of Tamil Nadu.

Ranking

Rated as good in the survey by Business India
Rated by A4 by Indian Management

Courses Offered[7][8]

• BSc in Textiles and Technical Textiles
• BSc in Textile and Apparel Design
• BBA in Textile Business Analytics
• MBA in Textile Management
• MBA in Apparel Management
• MBA in Retail Management
• MBA in Technical Textile Management

Demand for merging with CUTN

In February 2020, nearly 100 students petitioned against then district collector K. Rajamani during the grievances redress day meeting. They demanded the merger of the institute with the Central University of Tamil Nadu (CUTN). The students alleged that the Ministry of Textiles had not issued any order to CUTN despite approval from a Cabinet Committee. The aggrieved students boycotted classes for two weeks in protest.^[9][10]