Late Sri Vundavalli Satyanarayana Murthy, a great philanthropist and renowned personality founded VSM College in the year 1966. It is one of the illustrious institutions in the state, with number of UG and PG Courses. Our college founder former president and correspondent Sri Vundavilli Satya Narayana Murthy garu popularly known as Rayavaram Munisiff garu and he was also familiar by different names i.e. Raju, Dathudu, Samithi President& Guru. His political guru used to call as nadir. He was one of the daring and dynamic political leader in Andhra Pradesh.To cherish His dreams and wishes of imparting technical education to the rural folk, the governing body of VSM College under the president ship of Sri Sathya Narayan Rao.M.V.V has established VSM College of Engineering in the year 2009. VSM College of Engineering, a co-educational, self financed, private Engineering college, affiliated to JNTUK Kakinada and approved by AICTE, New Delhi.At present, the college is offering four B.Tech courses at undergraduate level i.e. Civil Engineering, and Electrical & Electronics Engineering,each with an intake of 60 & Mechanical Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering and Computer Science & Engineering with 120. The college has well qualified, committed and dedicated faculty and is supported by hard working, devoted technical & non- technical staff. The college also has well equipped laboratories with sophisticated equipment. The U.G College is NAAC Accredited and has acquired CPE Status.
Every College has an emblem of its own. We too have one.The emblem of the V.S.M. College, Ramachandrapuram was designed with a high purpose and objective. It typifies the principal aspirations of the founders of this new Educational Institution.The motto chosen for the emblem is Vidya Vijayetetaram. It is taken form the Upanishads. It enshrines the truth that Education triumphs over everything else the aristocracy of wealth, social position, power, birth and such other advantages take a secondary place while Education possesses unique value. It is particularly so in the present context of our country development which includes the provision of equal opportunities for education, general and technological, as well to the teeming millions of our countrymen who should take their rightful place at all levels in this our great democracy.
One important condition for the successful working of the democratic institutions is the existence of an intelligent and educated electorate who will be in a position to choose from among themselves suitable persons for manning the political, administrative, and social positions which carry power and responsibility. In our vast sub-continent the growing millions have yet to be provided with adequate opportunities for acquiring higher education. It is hoped that this small institution will contribute its might towards the fulfilment of this objective.