SANJEEVAN GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS (SETI)

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Sanjeevan Group of Institutions (SETI)
SANJEEVAN GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS (SETI)

The emblem of Sanjeevan Group of Institutions (SETI) features the emblem of the Holy-Wood Academy with the name of the group of colleges in blue capitals with a red underline. The letters ‘EE’ have been depicted as a pair of three parallel lines.

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