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The College was established in the year 1955 under the auspices

of the Southern India Education Trust. Admission is open to all eligible

women students, irrespective of their religion, caste, creed or

community.

The College has been accredited with an Outstanding 5 STAR

Status in 1999 by the NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION

COUNCIL (NAAC) and again re-accredited with an Outstanding A PLUS

Status in 2007. In the third cycle of Accreditation in 2013, the College

has been awarded an Outstanding CGPA of 3.61 (out of 4) at ‘A’

Grade. The College was granted the status of College with Potential

for Excellence (CPE) by the UGC in April 2016.

THE COLLEGE

MISSION

The global environment of the 21st century is defined by pervasive changes – technological,

political and economic – shrinking borders and merging nationalities. Keeping this in mind, we

believe, it is essential to produce ethical leaders who would have the capacity to think, the ability to

take up challenges and to reach across cultural barriers to work towards the betterment of the

world.

We have always believed that education is about opening the minds of our students to wider

possibilities, converting theory into practice, seeing a problem through diverse perspectives and

finding innovative solutions to it. It is important to foster through education the attitude and habits

required to take independent action and this we aim to do through our highly innovative and quality

curriculum.

INFRASTRUCTURE

The College is spread across an area of 13 acres of lush greenery. It has spacious and

adequate classrooms that are well-furnished. It has well-equipped laboratories with the latest

equipment for Science Departments to enable students to perform experiments. It has a playground

with a 200 metre turf track and separate courts to play volleyball, basketball, tennis and throw ball.

This is the only college in the city which has a swimming pool exclusively for women, and which is

open to all students of the College free of cost. A splendid air-conditioned Auditorium and a well-

equipped Seminar Hall to conduct International, National and State-level seminars, conferences and

symposia are its additional features.

The Academic Landscape in any field is ever evolving with new knowledge which is because of

sustained research. The College strives to create a research Culture that will help create inquisitive

minds. A multi-Disciplinary Research and Consultancy Centre (MRCC) has been established to

further research activities in the College. The Central instrumentation Centre facilitates Inter –

disciplinary research. An e-learning Centre with computers and internet facility provides access to

On-line content.

With the intention of making our students physically and mentally strong and to enjoy the

glow of good health, an exclusive Gymnasium has been set up with all necessary equipment.

TEACHING METHODOLOGY

The Faculty in every department are highly qualified, deeply committed and totally

devoted to their profession. They adopt interactive methodologies of teaching. Smart

Classrooms with the latest ICT, enhances the Teaching-Learning experience.

LIBRARY

The College has a spacious library equipped with the latest books, magazines and journals.

Students can access the internet free of charge and refer to e-Journals, e-Books through

INFLIBNET and N-LIST. (National Library and Information Services Infrastructure for Scholarly

Content)

The Academic search Premier of EBSCO, a multi-disciplinary resource database with nearly 3000

active full-text journals and magazines is available for students within the Campus.

CAMPUS PLACEMENTS

The Career Guidance and Placement Centre of the college organizes On campus

placements for the final year students. Apart from the placements, the centre conducts

regular Workshops, Seminars and Training programmes like Interview skills, Personality

development, Aptitude Test and Psychometric test, to enrich the knowledge of students.

Some of the top companies that recruit our students every year are: Wipro

Technologies, Cognizant Technology Solutions, TCS, Citi Bank, Capgemini, IGATE, Infosys,

Bajaj Allianz, RBS, Sutherland, AMP Technologies, HCL and Jain Housing.

ACADEMIC PROGRAM

The College is an autonomous institution and has adopted the “Choice Based Credit

System” in conformity with the recommendations of the Tamil Nadu State Council for Higher

Education. In the Credit System, each subject offered is assigned a credit depending upon the

quantum of work required to complete the subject. Subjects have been designed with a

weightage assigned to each course and a student must necessarily acquire a minimum of 140

credits to receive a Bachelor’s degree.

The working hours are from 1.05 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. and

the minimum working days are 100 in a Semester.

THE MEDIUM FOR INSTRUCTION, TEACHING AND EXAMINATION IS ENGLISH.

Eligibility Conditions for admission to Under Graduate (U.G.) Courses:

Subjects offered as Core Courses:

Part III –

(a) Core

(b) Allied

(c) Core Electives / Projects

Part IV –

(a) Value Education

(b) Soft Skills

(c) Environmental Studies

(d) Basic Tamil

(e) Advanced Tamil

(f) Non-Major Elective

(g) Skill based subjects

Part V –

Extension Activities

NSS / NCC / Sports

Every Degree Course requires each student

to participate in an “OUT REACH” program and to complete a project which may

require the students to go outside the

campus in connection with the “OUT REACH” programme / Project work.

Candidates who have passed the Higher

Secondary Examination (XII Std.)

conducted by the Tamil Nadu Higher

Secondary Board of Education or the

Central Board of Secondary Education are

eligible for admission to U.G. courses.

Others will be required to produce an

ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATE issued by the

University of Madras.

COURSES OF STUDY: B.A./B.Sc./B.Com.

Under the Choice Based Credit System

(CBCS)

Foundation Courses:

Part I – Tamil / Hindi / Urdu / French /

Sanskrit

[Any one of the above languages – The

language once chosen cannot be

changed.]

Part II –

I Semester – Preliminary English

II Semester – Intermediate English

III Semester – Progressive English

IV Semester – Advanced English

In addition to the activities mentioned above, all Departments have their own Clubs and

Associations.

Part III (a)

Core

Part III (b) & (c)

Allied & Elective

Eligibility Criteria

B.A. Corporate

Economics

(b)

1. Basic Statistics

2. Statistics for Economics

3. Principles of Marketing

4. Marketing Strategies

(c)

CE I – Financial Accounting / Research

Methodology / Environmental Economics

CE II – Economics of Decision – Making/

Women and the Economy / Regional

Economics

CE III – Managerial Economics / Economic

Development of Tamil Nadu / Labour

Economics

Students who have passed

Higher Secondary or

equivalent examination with

Economics as one of the

Subject.

B.A. English (b)

1. Literary Forms (Prose and Poetry)

2. Literary Forms (Drama and Novel)

3. History of English Language

4. English Linguistics and Grammar

(c)

CE I – Women’s writing / Asian Literature

CE II – English for Competitive

Examinations/ Business English

CE III – Basics of Journalism / Copy Writing


Higher Secondary or

equivalent examination with

English or Advanced English

as a Subject.

B.A. Tourism &

Travel

Management

(b)

1. Indian culture & Heritage

2. Legal Framework & Ethics in Tourism

Art & Architecture of India

3.Geography of Tourism

(c)

CE I – Air Travel Management / Tourism

Policy & Planning Development / Tourism

Products of Tamil Nadu

CE II – Air ticketing & Fare Construction/

Human Resource Management / Cargo

Management

CE III – Sustainable Tourism Practices

Principles of Management / Wellness &

Health Tourism


Higher Secondary or

equivalent examination in

any Stream.

Part III (a)

Core

Part III (b) & (c)

Allied & Elective


B.Sc. Computer

Science

(b)

1. Fundamentals of Mathematics - I

2. Fundamentals of Mathematics – II

3. Statistical methods and their

applications – I

4. Statistical methods and their

applications – II

(c)

CE I – Data and File Structures /

Computer Algorithms / Data Mining

CE II – Operating Systems / System

Software / Object Oriented Analysis &

Design

CE III – Software Engineering / Computer

Graphics /E-Commerce

Students who have passed Higher

Secondary or equivalent

examination with Mathematics /

Computer Science as a Subject.

Bachelor of

Computer

Applications

(B.C.A.)

(b)

1. Mathematical Foundations – I

2. Mathematical Foundations – II

3. Basic Financial Accounting with Tally

4. Cost and Management Accounting

(c)

CE I – Computer Graphics / Micro

Processor & its Applications / Computer

Algorithms

CE II – Operating System / Systems

Software/ Computer Architecture

CE III – Data Mining & Warehousing/

Artificial Neural Networks / Multimedia

and its Applications



examination in any Stream.

B.Sc. Electronics

&

Communication

Science

(b)

1. Mathematical – I

2. Mathematical – II

3. Introduction to JAVA Programming

4. Basic Physics

(c)

CE I – Power Electronics / Consumer

Electronics / Control Systems

CE II - Data Base Management Systems /

Digital Signal Processing / Nano

Electronics

CE III – Data Communication &

Computer Networks / VLSI Design / Real

Time Operating System



examination

with Mathematics & Physics as a

Subject.

Part III (a)

Core

Part III (b) & (c)

Allied & Elective


B.Sc. Interior

Design and Decor

(b)

1. Interior Materials, Construction & Finishes

2. Applied Art

3. Art & Architecture – India

4. Art & Architecture World

(c)

CE I – Interior Elements

CE II – Human development & family dynamics

CE III – Resource Management in interiors


Higher Secondary or

equivalent examination

in any Stream. Candidates

must have an interest in

drawing and painting.

B.Sc. Statistics (b)

1. Mathematics for Statistics

2. Real Analysis

3. Matrix Algebra

4. Numerical Methods

(c)

CE I - Mathematical Economics / Programming

in C/ R – Language

CE II - Demography and Actuarial Statistics /

Programming in C++ / Forecasting Techniques

CE III - Stochastic Process / Decision Theory /

Resource Management Techniques


Higher Secondary or


with Statistics /

Mathematics as a Subject.

B.Sc.

Mathematics

(b)

1. Numerical Methods – I

2. Numerical Methods – II

3. Mathematical Statistics – I

4. Mathematical Statistics – II

(c)

CE I – Linear Programming Problems / Number

Theory and Combinatorics

CE II – Programming in ‘C’ / Special Functions

and Linear Partial Differential Equations of

higher order

CE III – Discrete Mathematics / Advanced

Operations Research


Higher Secondary or


with Mathematics as a

Subject.

B.Sc.

Microbiology

(b)

1. Bio-instrumentation

2. Cell Biology – I

3. Biochemistry – I

4. Biochemistry – II

(c)

CE I – Medical Mycology / Research

Methodology

CE II - Immunotechnology / Biophysical

Techniques

CE III - Medical Virology / Bio Informatics

Industrial Microbiology / Intermediary

Metabolism


Higher Secondary or


with Microbiology /

Biology / Botany & Zoology

as a Subject.

Part III (a)

Core

Part III (b) & (c)

Allied & Elective


B.Com. (General) (b)

1. Business Statistics & Operation

Research – I

2. Business Statistics & Operation

Research – II

3. Indicators of Economic Development

4. Business Mathematics – I

5. Indian Economic Development / Business

Mathematics – II

(c)

CE I – Fundamentals of Financial

Management/ Fundamentals of Investment /

Advertising & Salesmanship

CE II – Working Capital Management /

Financial Services / Entrepreneurial

Development

CE III - e-Commerce / Business Ethics / Retail

Management


Higher Secondary or


with Commerce /

Accountancy / Business

Mathematics /


B.Com.

(Corporate

Secretaryship)

(b)

1. Business Communication

2. Business Economics

3. Statistical methods

4. Corporate Governance

(c)

CE I – Banking Theory Law and Practice /

Financial Services / Office Administration

CE II – Investment Management / Business

Ethics & Corporate Social Responsibility /

Human Resource Management

CE III – Organisational Behaviour / Public

Relations / Modern Marketing


Higher Secondary or


with Commerce &

Accountancy as a Subject.

B.Com.

(Information

Systems

Management)

(b)

1. Business Communication

2. Business Mathematics

3. Business Statistics

4. Operations Research

(c)

CE I – Business Ethics & Corporate Social

Responsibility / Banking Theory Law & Practice

/ Organisational Behaviour

CE II – Marketing Management / Production

Management / Entrepreneurial Development

CE III – Logistics & Supply Chain Management /

Business Environment /

Establishment of Organisations


Higher Secondary or


with Commerce &

Computer Science as a

Subject.

Part III (a)

Core

Part III (b) & (c)

Allied & Elective


Bachelor of

Business

Administration

(B.B.A.)

(b)

1. Business Economics

2. Business Mathematics & Statistics

3. Operations Research

4. Computer Applications in Business

(c)

CE I – Services Marketing / Practical Banking /

Investment Management

CE II – Industrial Relation and Labour Laws /

Consumer Behaviour / Tourism Management

CE III – Financial Services / Logistics

Management / Quality Management


Higher Secondary or


with Commerce &

Accountancy as a Subject.

B.Com.

(Accounting &

Finance)

(b)

1. Business Statistics / Business Economics

2. Operations Research / International

Economics

3. Business Mathematics – I

4. Business Mathematics – II

(c)

CE I – Entrepreneurial Development / Financial

Services

CE II – e-Commerce / Advertising and Sales

Promotion

CE III – Tally / Investment Management


Higher Secondary or


with Commerce /

Accountancy / Economics

/ Business Mathematics /


B.Com. (Honours) (b)

1. Only Core Papers no Allied Papers

2. Compulsory Internships at the end of each

Semester.

(c)

CE I – Entrepreneurial Development / Financial

Services

CE II – e-Commerce / Advertising and Sales

Promotion

CE III – Tally / Investment Management


Higher Secondary or


with Commerce,

Accountancy & Business


Note:

Part I, Part II and Part III are compulsory courses.

In addition to the Core courses, a student should take courses under Part IV (a to g)

to obtain the minimum number of 140 credits.

COURSES OFFERED UNDER PART IV

a) Value Education – This Course grooms students and refines their personality by

inculcating basic civic, moral and social values. Character-building and ethics are the

components of this course.

b) Soft Skills – All students should take up Soft Skills as a subject.

I Semester – Listening, Reading and Personality Development.

II Semester – Speaking, Writing and Social Skills.

c) Environmental Studies – All students should take a common course in the basics of

Environment and its attributes. This course carries two credits in one semester.

d) Basic Tamil – Those students who have not studied Tamil up to the XII standard and

have chosen a non – Tamil language under part-I shall take “Basic Tamil” comprising two courses (VI Standard level).

e) Advanced Tamil – Those students who have studied Tamil up to the XII Standard and

have chosen a non-Tamil language under part-I should take up “Advanced Tamil” comprising two courses.

f) Non-Major Elective – Those students who do not come under (d) and (e) can choose

Non - Major elective comprising two courses.

g) Skill-based Subjects – These subjects are mandatory for the students.

Department

III Semester

IV Semester

English

English for Effective

Communication

English for Global Opportunities

Corporate Economics

Economics of Tourism

Economics of Insurance

Tourism & Travel

Management

Travel Formalities

Air Travel Management

Mathematics

Mathematics for Competitive

Examinations

Quantitative Aptitude

Statistics

Actuarial Statistics

Population Studies

Microbiology

First Aid & Safety

Health and Hygiene

Interior Design & Décor

Art and Colour on Fabrics

Traditional Indian Embroidery

Computer Science

Animation Techniques using

Flash

Static Web Designing

Corporate Secretary ship

Fundamentals of Share Trading

Electronic Banking

Commerce

Skills for Employability

Job Etiquette

B.B.A.

Personality Enrichment

Event Management

Electronics &

Communication Science

Everyday Electronics Measurement and Design of

Prototype Models

Information Systems

Management

Fundamentals of Share Trading

Electronic Banking

Department

III Semester

IV Semester

NON-MAJOR ELECTIVE SUBJECTS (INTER DISCIPLINARY)

Corporate Economics Women Entrepreneurs Project

English Basic of Technical Writing Teaching Methodology

T.T.M. Itinerary Planning & Costing Tourism Entrepreneurship

Mathematics Programming in C (Practical’s) Aptitude Skills

Statistics MS – Excel Statistical Analysis using SPSS

Microbiology Diagnostic Microbiology Project

Computer Science PHP with MYSQL Software Development Lab

Electronics & Communication

Science

PCB Designing and Testing Maintenance and Servicing of

Electrical Equipment

I.D.D. Computer – Aided Design &

Drafting

Computer – Portfolio

Commerce Research Methodology Submission of Project Report

Corporate Secretary ship Employability Skills Tally

I.S.M. Adobe Photoshop Software Development lab

B.B.A. Pre Placement Training Employability Skills

Please read the Prospectus before filling the application form.

Students and their parents/ guardians are requested to make themselves fully aware of

and acquainted with the contents of this prospectus so as to abide by the terms, rules and

regulations of the College.

Select Shift–I for Forenoon Session / Shift–II for Afternoon Session.

Fill the Personal Information, Permanent Address and Address for Communication.

Enter the marks obtained in the qualifying examination with utmost care. Submission of

incorrect details may lead to rejection of the application and cancellation of offer of

admission.

Ensure all required field are filled up. * Indicates Mandatory fields.

Once you click Save and Continue, the details entered will appear. Any changes can be

done at this stage. After ensuring all details are correct click Save and Continue.

Separate Application Forms must be submitted for each course in Shift–I and Shift–II.

Application fee must be paid only through Internet banking, Credit/ Debit card only.

Application fee once paid will not be refunded on any account.

A Unique Application Number (UAN) will be generated once the application is submitted

successfully. This UAN should be quoted for any queries.

Applicants can save the application form as a soft copy and a hard copy must be

submitted at the time of interview.

1. The list of selected Candidates for admission to the various courses will be displayed on the

College Notice Board and also on the College website. Apart from this all selected

candidates will be intimated by SMS

2. Students are hereby informed that it is their responsibility to check the selected Candidates

List on the College Notice board and also on the College website to know the status of their

application.

3. The selected Candidates List will specify the date of interview and provisional admission for

the candidates.

4. No request for any change of date of interview will be entertained.

5. Candidates selected should present themselves personally on the date of the interview

specified along with the printout of the Application if submitted Online.

6. The following certificates in original should be produced at the time of interview:

(a) Mark Sheets for the plus Two (Std. XII) Examination.

(b) Transfer Certificate

(c) Conduct Certificate

(d) Community Certificate, wherever applicable

7. The original Transfer and Conduct Certificates will not be returned to the candidates under

any circumstances after admission.

8. All admissions are granted at the discretion of the Management and are made provisionally,

subject to approval by the University of Madras.

9. (a) Candidates who have passed examinations held by other statutory bodies or an

examination recognized as equivalent thereto by the University of Madras should obtain an

Eligibility Certificate from the University of Madras for admission to the particular course of

study.

(b) The College takes no responsibility for the admission of such candidates, if they are found

ineligible or otherwise.

(c) All such admissions are only PROVISIONAL until recognition is secured from the University

of

Madras.

10. Admission is liable to be cancelled at any time if the Mark Certificates are found to be

BOGUS after verification by the Directorate of Government Examinations.

11. Candidates who have submitted bogus Mark Certificates are liable for legal action to be

taken against them.

12. Candidates who fail to attend the interview or who do not pay their fees within the time

specified will forfeit their seats.

CONCESSIONS AND FACILITIES FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS IN SPORTS

1. Admission in the subject preferred, if the applicant is eligible.

2. Full Fee concession for winners of I, II and III place in State Level / National Level

Tournaments.

3. A reasonable amount as cash incentive to winners in Indian Colors, University

Colors, or for achieving new records recognized by the authorities.

4. The Admission Committee will decide each case individually, based on merit.

WITHDRAWAL AFTER ADMISSION

A Student who has paid the fees and who leaves the College after admission at any

time, irrespective of whether she has attended the class or not, cannot get refund of the

whole or any part of the fees once paid.

13. The original Transfer and Conduct Certificates will not be returned to the candidates

under any circumstances after admission.

14. All admissions are granted at the discretion of the Management and are made

provisionally, subject to approval by the University of Madras.

15. (a) Candidates who have passed examinations held by other statutory bodies or an

examination recognized as equivalent thereto by the University of Madras should

obtain an Eligibility Certificate from the University of Madras for admission to

the particular course of study.

(b) The College takes no responsibility for the admission of such candidates, if they

are found ineligible or otherwise.

(c) All such admissions are only PROVISIONAL until recognition is secured from the

University of Madras.

16. Admission is liable to be cancelled at any time if the Mark Certificates are found to be

BOGUS after verification by the Directorate of Government Examinations.

17. Candidates who have submitted bogus Mark Certificates are liable for legal action to be

taken against them.

18. Candidates who fail to attend the interview or who do not pay their fees within the time

specified will forfeit their seats.

1. Students and their parents / guardians are requested to make themselves fully

aware of and acquainted with the contents of this prospectus so as to abide by the

terms, rules and regulations thereof as part of their contract with the Management.

2. The Management of the College vests with the Southern India Education Trust,

Chennai – 600 018.

3. Neither the students nor the employees of the College constitute the Management

which established the College in exercise of the rights guaranteed by the

Constitution of India to religious & linguistic minorities.

4. The Management reserves the right to alter wholly or partly, any of these

conditions at any time in future without prior notice.

5. The Management’s decision is final and binding in all mattes.

6. Students found weak in English or any other subject(s) are required to compulsorily

attend the remedial coaching classes in those subjects, which are conducted after

usual class hours. Failure to attend or perform satisfactorily in these remedial

coaching classes will attract strict disciplinary action.

7. Deserving and poor Muslim students may be considered for award of the trust

Scholarship on the “MERIT-CUM-MEANS” basis.

Date: 16th April 2019

Chennai – 600 018.

(Dr. (Mrs.) SHANAZ AHAMED)

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