SPIPA - Rajkot

it's a good place.. government training centre....

Good place best faculty guidelines about best for pre service training

Good training centre government employ

All staff are very rude and don't have single penny care about student future Staff is like a dictator On first day employee him self Told that no one can clear UPSC prilim from this institution Hope this year one of you can This is the way to address student? No one listen your complain or suggestions seriously Timing is like a school Overtime No facility available even hostel Library ok ok Food average value for money Faculty ok ok Overall review If you plan to take admission in spipa Go for Ahmedabad isro spipa Than after choose this spipa If you have enough time 1 year to prepare UPSC than go for this institution Overall I suggest you Go for Ahmedabad spipa first if you selected for spipa than after spipa Rajkot

Wow what a superb cleaned located on Jamnagar highway and you will listen sharp tones of airlines

Best institute for the civil services examination and also for gpsc class 1 2 and upsc cse prepration . There is good facilities members to teach us to aspirant to crack the exam and they are successful passed their exam .these institute in are give to good and best knowledge to the students. Government of gujrat conduct the exam for the addmission of spipa institute to pass out the exam and to chance to join the spipa Rajkot and many ways to join the spipa institute aheamdabad for the government exam preparation . Best of luck to all the aspirant to who join the spipa institute.

Enjoyed my training period over here

SPIPA was established by the Government of Gujarat in 1962 as the apex Training Institution of the state. The Institute was renamed as Sardar Patel Institute of Public Administration in 1974. It became on autonomous body (registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860) in October 2004, so as to gain that essential flexibility in fulfilling its role and meeting the expectations of the State Government. Named after the Iron Man of India, the Sardar Patel Institute of Public Administration, popularly known as SPIPA, was established as an institution for training government functionaries. The Institute is strongly committed to development of human capital. It provides state-of-the-art training in public administration, rural development, local self government, disaster management and related areas so as to optimize the competence of Government employees and, thereby, helps realize the endeavor of ideal governance. SPIPA derives inspiration from the Ashoka Chakra, the symbol of ideal governance. The Chakra has 24 spokes, each of which stands for a vital characteristic of good governance. THE PREMISE For a state advancing with leaps and bounds into an era of rapid progress and development, a continual updating of skills is the sine qua non for its governing workforce. The capacity to become an instrument of change requires personal betterment and the necessary knowledge to translate vision into action. It is with this mandate that SPIPA has chalked out a multitude of training programs, in order to equip government functionaries to serve the citizens to their utmost satisfaction. It also undertakes research and surveys in its Centre for Good Governance and State Institute of Rural Development. STATE TRAINING POLICY The Government of Gujarat has accepted training as an effective tried-and-tested tool for performance enhancement of its personnel. The State Training Policy, effective from 19-04-2004, has been framed for 'Compulsory Training' of public servants in SPIPA or any other recognized training institution. Its chief aim is the upgradation of knowledge and skill of government employees at all levels to enable them to serve the people better. SPIPA has been relentlessly pursuing the effective implementation of the State Training Policy. SPIPA: THE APEX TRAINING INSTITUTE OF GUJARAT Vision To emerge as a Center for Excellence in governance and citizen centric public administration. While the civil servants of the country and the bureaucracy have, by and large, lived up to the vision of our founding fathers in institutionalizing democracy, there is much that needs to be done towards building a system that is transparent and efficient. SPIPA foresees a public administration with the citizen at its center. Objectives SPIPA is established to impart training to all the departments and offices of the State Government; and for this purpose it assesses the training and skill up-gradation needs for various categories of officers. It acts as a think tank for the government in matters of administrative reforms, good governance, rural development and panchayati raj institutions, amongst other sectors, and ploughs back solutions to the same. The institute also conducts various symposia and conferences, on its own or on behalf of the Central and State Governments. As mentioned in its Memorandum of Association, SPIPA functions with the following core objectives: To bring together various State Government institutions desiring to share resources of common infrastructure To provide foundation training to the new recruits of the State Government, conduct pre-service and in-service training to gazetted and non-gazetted employees at all levels – be it at Secretariat, departmental or district level