Sir Syed Education Foundation

SSEF is a non-profit organization established in 2015 with then serving Vice Chancellor, AMU Lt. Gen. (Retd.) Zameer Uddin Shah, as its President of the Foundation. The Foundation aims to association with All India Muslim Educational Conference. Sir Syed established Mohammadan Educational Congress in 1886 at Aligarh. The congress became conference in 1890 at Allahabad. During the Dhaka convention of the Conference in 1906, attended by about 2000 delegates one of the major resolutions was to establish a Secondary School for Muslims in every district. Today, if we look back after 100 years, the Community is in a dire need of good Muslim Schools that can produce Children who can carry themselves with Confidence, possessing a Muslim Character and enriched with Capabilities and Skills required for succeeding in the present day world. The aim is to encourage children of Muslim minority community to study with children of other communities and build lifelong bonds with them. All India Muslim Educational Conference (AIMEC) AIMEC is a non-political organization established by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan, which brought together Muslim princely states of undivided British India, social and political leaders, intellectuals and distinguished people from all walks of life on to one platform for educational empowerment of Muslims of India. The organization led the Aligarh Educational Movement and was the key element in converting MAO College to Aligarh Muslim University. The representatives of the AIMEC are on the Board of Central School Management Committee of the SSEF. img The All India Muhammadan Educational Conference, at Dhaka (1906)