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AUTONOMY Our college was granted AUTONOMY in July 1978. This, in practice, has meant the introduction of new courses, curricular innovations and examination reforms. Emphasis on work with practical orientation and methods of learning including projects and seminars has made education more meaningful and contemporary. The college now has twenty-nine University related academic departments offering undergraduate and/or post graduate courses. Many of the departments also offer research degrees through M.Phil. and Ph.D. programmes. Among other programmes introduced during the period of autonomy are diploma and certificate courses offered through the School of Continuing Education. Vocational degree courses are offered in the departments of History, Zoology and Commerce. The students opting for them have the advantage of studying ALL CORE subjects like regular students. The vocational courses reflect an industry-institution tie-up and are employment oriented with provision for higher education. Vocational training in business / industry / institutions is built into the curriculum. The success of autonomy resulted in our College being awarded the grade A+ (90-95%) by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council in January 2004. | UNDER GRADUATE PROGRAMME | | B.A. / B.Sc. / B.Com (6 SEMESTERS) | | Part I | Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kanada, Hindi, Sanskrit, French, German. | | Part II | English | | | | | B.A | Major | B.Sc | Major | | Group | | Group | | | (i) | History | (i) | Mathematics | | (ii) | Political Science | (ii) | Statistics | | (iv) | Economics | (iii) | Physics | | (vi) | Philosophy | (iv) | Chemistry | | (xii-a) | Tamil Literature | (v-a) | Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology | | (xii-b) | English Literature | (vi) | Zoology | | | | | | | B.Com. (6 Semesters) | | | | Vocational Programme | B.A. (History) Archaeology & Museology
B.Sc. (Zoology) Industrial Fish & Fisheries
B.Com. Advertising, Sales Promotion & Sales Management. |
| POST GRADUATE PROGRAMME | | M.A. / M.Sc. /M.S.W. (Four Semesters) | | The college offers the following Postgraduate Courses in the CBCS Pattern: | | | | | M.A | Major | M.Sc | Major | | Group | | Group | | | (i) | History | (i) | Mathematics | | (ii-a) | Political Science | (ii) | Statistics | | (ii-b) | Public Administration | (iii) | Physics | | (iii) | Economics | (iv) | Chemistry | | (v-a) | Philosophy | (v) | Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology | | (vii) | English | (vi) | Zoology | | (vii-a) | Tamil | | | | | | | | M.Com., Master of Social Work (M.S.W), Master of Computer Applications (M.C.A.)
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SELF FINANCED STREAM UNDER-GRADUATE PROGRAMMES | | 1. B.A. Journalism | | 2. B.Sc. Geography, Tourism & Travel Management | | 3. B. Sc.Mathematics | | 4. B.Sc., Microbiology | | 5. B.Sc Physical Education | | 6. B.Sc., Physics | | 7. B.Sc., Plant Biology & Plant Biotechnology | | 8. B.Sc.,Visual Communication | | 9. B.Com., | | 10. B.B.A. | | 11. B.C.A. | | 12. B.S.W. |
POST-GRADUATE PROGRAMMES | | 1. M.A. Communication | | 2. M.Sc. Applied Micro Biology | | 3. M.Sc. Chemistry | | 4. M.Sc. Marine studies and Coastal Resource Management | | 5. M.Com. Computer Oriented Business Application | | 6. M.S.W Social Work (Human Resource Management) |
RULES & REGULATIONS ON CAMPUS ID cards must be worn by the students. Camera Cell Phones are banned on College Campus. Cigaratte Smoking is prohibited on College Campus. All vehicles must be parked in the places allotted for the purpose. Motorised vehicles of students should be parked only at the main gate. No vehicle of outsiders other than the visitors to the College should be parked inside the campus. No vehicle of outsiders will be allowed to enter the campus without permission. Resident students are not permitted to have motorised vehicle.
Ragging is totally banned under the orders of the Central and State Governments and the University of Madras. There should be no ragging / orientation / initiation of any sort on campus or outside. Students of the College who violate this directive will be severely dealt with. Punishment for such violation ranges from imprisonment up to a period of two years / fine upto Rs.10,000/- to expulsion from College. Incidents of ragging or attempted ragging, whether on the College Campus, in the Halls, in the railway station, in the trains or anywhere else should be reported to the Convener of the Anti-Ragging Committee, Dr. P. Ebenezer Benjamin of Public Administration Department.
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