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Chevalier T.Thomas Elizabeth College for Women Prospectus 10

Educate your women first and

leave them to themselves for we

want that education by which

character is formed, strength of

mind is increased, the intellect is

expanded and by which one can

stand on one's own feet. With

such education, women will solve

their own problems.

- Swami Vivekananda

Chevalier T.Thomas Elizabeth College for Women, established in the

year 1985 by Dr. Elizabeth Thomas to fulfill the dream of her husband

Chevalier T.Thomas, is the first self-financing College to be affiliated to the

University of Madras. It is one of the six institutions and the only College

run by the Chevalier T.Thomas Educational Trust founded by Mr.T.Thomas.

Located in Sembium, the College is right opposite the well-known

landmark of Huzur Gardens which is a part of the Simpson Estate, and is

about two kilometers from the Perambur Railway Station and the

Perambur Bus Depot. The Perambur Flyover connects this part of Chennai

to other parts and the College is easily accessible both by bus and train.

Share-autos also ply the road between the Railway station and Moolakadai

Junction.

Tucked away inside St.Mary's Road, the beautiful campus is

protected from the hustle and bustle that surrounds it and is a haven of

peace. The plants in full bloom and the carefully nurtured crotens add to

the charm.

This exclusive college for women is presently managed by Hon.

Justice J.Kanakaraj (Retired Judge of the Madras High Court), Chairman of

the Trust and Mr. L.Palamalai, I.A.S. (Retd.), the Managing Trustee and

Correspondent.

The College believes in empowering women through its holistic

programmes and has completed 29 years of dedicated service in the cause

of higher education.

THE COLLEGE


ADEPT (The Academy for Developing English and Personality

Traits) is an airconditioned language lab set up to teach Spoken English and

Soft Skills to UG and PG Students. The lab has 30 computers and one

teacher terminal. Clarity SNET Software provides the a platform for

interactive computer-aided learning.

The Language lab benefits all students, who are given periodic

training in language skills particularly in Spoken English. The UG and PG

students undergo intensive soft skill training under a certified soft skill

trainer. Research scholars have full access to the Language Lab.

ADMISSION PROCEDURE

Completed Application forms should be submitted to the college office

along with a print out of the result published on the internet for

provisional admission.

Students from Boards other than Tamil Nadu State Board and CBSE will

be admitted only if they produce the Eligibility Certificate from the

University of Madras.

Admission is subject to verification of mark certificates, issued by the

Director of Govt. Examinations. If marks certificates are found to be

bogus, the admission will be cancelled and criminal action taken against

the candidate.

The following documents must be submitted in the ORIGINAL at the time of

the interview :

1. Interview card.

2. +2 Mark Sheet (with three attested copies)

3. Transfer Certificate

4. Conduct Certificate from the Head of the institution in which the

candidate last studied.

Interview cards will be sent to the short listed candidates.

Spot admission will be done for meritorious candidates.

VISION

MISSION

Empowering Women through Education, Ethics and Economic

Development

To empower women by providing the right academic atmosphere, the best

knowledge resources and the opportunity to develop knowledge related

and employability skills besides inculcating in them secularism,

humanitarianism and values rooted in our culture and tradition.

The College has an air conditioned, auditorium, an open-air

theatre and well-ventilated class rooms with fans and lights. The

Conference Hall can comfortably seat 100 students and is equipped with

OHP LCD projector, visualiser and other audio visual aids . The Reverse

Osmosis plant provides clean drinking water through water coolers.

The science labs provide excellent facilities. The airconditioned

BCA and computer labs are equipped to permit sixty students to work at a

time. The Maths lab is also equipped with 20 computers and is

airconditioned. The Physics and Chemistry laboratories are provided with

scientific instruments of high quality.

The library, which has more than 15,552 volumes of scholarly

works and reference material, subscribes to 34 periodicals, 22 academic

journals and 8 newspapers. The Open Access System makes the library

user friendly. The library is also equipped with OPAC (Online Public Access

Catalogue) and 10 systems with LAN and internet facility which are a boon

to staff and students alike. The multifunction printer/copier/scanner

machine is a help to all library users. The Library is an active member of the

UGC INFLIBNET N-list E-Resources Program, Ahmedabad. This enables

users to access 97,000 e-books and 6000 full text e-journals.

INFRASTRUCTURE


5. Community Certificate issued by the Tahsildar of the District concerned.

6. Medical Fitness Certificate with Blood Group

This scheme has been instituted by University of Madras. The +2 students who

will be selected under this scheme, are eligible for award of free admission in

the Affiliated Aided / Self-financing colleges for Under-Graduate Courses. They

will be exempted from Tuition Fee and Hostel fee. For application form and

further details, please contact the Public Information Officer, University of

Madras, Centenary Building, Chepauk, Chennai- 600 005 immediately.

Madras University Students Free Education Programme - 2014-2015

CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM

The University introduced the CBCS (Choice Based Credit System)

during the academic year 2008-2009. Under this system, in all UG courses, a

candidate must earn a minimum of 140 credits. PG students must earn a

minimum of 90 credits.

The following is the UG course structure :

Part I : Languages: Tamil/Hindi/French (Private study of languages is

not permitted)

Part II : English

Part III : Core Subject & Allied Subjects

Part IV : 1.a. All students are expected to study Tamil. Those who have not

studied Tamil upto Std. XII and take a non Tamil language

under Part shall take Elementary Tamil comprising of two

courses (level will be of Std VI)

b.Those who have studied Tamil upto Std XII and taken a non

Tamil language under Part I shall take Advanced Tamil

comprising of 2 courses.

c. Others who do not come under (a) or (b) can choose non

major electives offered by other departments comprising of 2

courses.

2. Soft Skills

a. Essentials of Language and Communication

b. Essentials of Spoken & Presentation Skills

c. Personality Enrichment

d. Computer Skills

e. Foreign Language : German

3. Environmental Studies

4. Value Education.

Part V : Extension Activities like NSS/ NCO (Sports & Games) / YRC / any

other service organisation in the college.

I

*

* Common to UG and PG courses


COURSES OFFERED

UG Courses

PG Courses

Research Courses

B.A - English

B.Sc - Mathematics

B.Sc - Physics

B.Sc - Computer Science

B.Com - General

B.Com - Corporate Secretaryship

B.B.A - Business Administration

M.A -English

M.Com

B.C.A - Computer Application

B.Com - Accounting and Finance

M.Phil - English

M.Phil - Commerce

EXAMINATION PATTERN

UG and PG : External - 75 marks

Internal - 25 marks

The College believes in discipline, commitment and hard work.

Students must be punctual and attend the assembly every day. Students

who come late will lose half a day’s attendance.

They must be regular to classes. The college insists on 90% attendance.

Students must involve themselves in academic and co-curricular

activities and do projects, present papers, participate in competitions,

organise programmes etc.

They must avoid using indecent, unparliamentary language. They are

encouraged to use English in the campus.

They must wear modest clothes.

Student must keep the campus and classes clean.

Cell phones are banned in the college campus. Written permission

should be obtained from the Principal, if parents want their children to

carry cell phones.

Students are discouraged from wearing gold ornaments or carrying

money and other valuables to college. College will not be responsible for

any loss of personal belongings.

Students are prohibited from indulging in ragging. A Black Box has been

provided in front of Principal’s room for complaints regarding ragging.

*

*Internal marks are based on tests, attendance, seminars and assignments. CIA tests are of

utmost importance and if a student absents herself for more than one set of tests, she may

have to leave the college

* If any incident of ragging comes to the notice of the authorities the concerned student will be

given a chance to explain and if her explanation is not found satisfactory, she will be expelled

from the institution.

*

M.Phil : This is a non-semester Programme of 1 year duration

RULES AND REGULATIONS


B.A.English An Introduction to Social Spoken English A pass in HSC

History of England

An Introduction to Literary

Forms

History of English Literature

Post Colonial Literatures

Journalism

Indian Literature in Translation

B.Sc. Maths Physics & Chemistry or Functional

Calculus of Finite Differences Mathematics with Maths

and Numerical Analysis &

Mathematical Statistics,

Operations Research

B.Sc. Physics Mathematics (i) Every day Physics

Chemistry (ii) Non Conventional with Physics/

Numerical Methods Energy Sources Maths/

Integrated Electronics

in English

A pass in HSC

A pass in HSC

Chemistry

Microprocessor Fundamentals

B.Sc. Computer Mathematics, Business & Office

Science Physics or Statistical Methods

and their Application,

Visual Programming,

Software Testing,

Client /Server Computing

B.C.A Mathematics HTML (Theory &

Accounting, Practicals) with

Visual Programming,

E-Commerce , Multimedia Systems Science

Discrete

Mathematics,

A pass in HSC

Applications Computer

(Theory & Practicals) Science

compulsory

A pass in HSC

Maths /

Computer

Course Allied / Elective /A.O. Non-major Elective Eligibility

COURSE DETAILS

B.Com (General) Business Economics (i) Basics of Retail A pass in HSC

Business Maths I Marketing Commerce and

Indian Economy (ii) Basics of Business Accountancy

Business Maths II

Rural Economics

Business Statistics & OR I

International Economics

Income Tax Law & Practice I

Income Tax Law & Practice II

Human Resource Management

B.Com Business Statistics, Operation Research A pass in HSC

( Accounting Business Economics, Commerce and

and Finance) International Economics Accountancy

Income Tax Law & Practice I 20%

reserved for

Investment Management Vocational

Working Capital Management

Human Resource Management

B.Com Managerial Economics (i) Fundamentals of A pass in HSC

(Corporate Business Communication Company Law Commerce and

Secretaryship) Statistics (ii)Basic Principles in Accountancy

Entrepreneurial Development Management 20%

Institutional Training reserved for

Vocational

stream

B.B.A Managerial Economics (i) Retail Marketing A pass in HSC

International Trade (ii)Basics of Business Commerce and

Business Statistics Insurance Accountancy

Operations Research 20%

Entrepreneurial Development reserved for

Group Project vocational

stream

Insurance 20%

reserved for

Vocational

stream

Business Statistics & OR II

Income Tax Law & Practice II

stream

Course Allied / Elective /A.O. Non-major Elective Eligibility

For more details on higher studies and job opportunities refer to the section: Departments.

UG COURSES

M.A.English Classics in Translation Undergraduates

English for Careers, from

Literature Analysis, any discipline

Approaches & Applications,

Copy Editing, Film Studies

Research based Project

M.Com Consumer Rights & Education Undergraduates

Advertising & Salesmanship from any

International Marketing discipline

Business Ethics, Corporate

Governance & Social Responsibility

M.Phil (English) Research Methodology & Literary Criticism Post Graduates

Twentieth Century Literature in English in English with

Area Paper and Annotated Bibliography 55%

Area of Specialisation - English Langauge teaching M.A. Prior to

or Literature. 01/01/91 - 50%

SC/ST and

disabled 5%

concession

M.Phil Research Methodology

(Commerce) Human Resource Management

Area of Specialisation

Post Graduates

in Commerce

with 55%

Course Course Work Eligibility


ACTIVITIES

Each major has an association which helps students to identify their

talents and encourages them to take part in intra-collegiate and inter-collegiate

competitions. There is an active Student Council which is provided with hands-

on training in leadership and organisational skills.

PG & RESEARCH COURSES

Fee Structure:Students must pay the following fees as specified.

SEMESTER

I

SEMESTER

II

CoursesTution

Fee

Special

Fee

Sci. Lab

Fee

Eng. Lab

Fee

CA Exam

Stationery

ID

Card

Fee

NSS,

YRC

ETC.

1 6675 1700

2425

2425

2425

1700

1700

2600

-

-

-

-

-

500

200

200

300 100 100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

-

-

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

100

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

200

200

200

200

200

200

200

500

500

1000

1000

4000

4000

-

-

-

-

-

2600

2425

1850

1850

2750

2750

9625

9625

9625

7875

7875

10025

10025

9625

6135

6135

7325

7325

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

B.A., English

B.Com.,(CS.)

B.Com.,(G)

B.Com.,(A&F)

B.Sc., Maths*

B.Sc., Physics

B.Sc.Comp.Sci

B.C.A

B.B.A

M.Com

M.A English

M.Phil English

M.Phil Com.

Sem-1

Total

9075 6675 1700

2425

2425

2425

1700

1700

2600

2600

2425

1850

1850

2750

2750

200

200

200

200

200

200

200

200

200

500

500

1000

1000

-

-

-

-

-

500

4000

4000

-

-

-

-

-

150

150

150

150

150

150

150

150

150

150

150

150

150

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

9025

12700

12700

12700

10225

10725

17275

17275

12700

8935

8935

11525

11525

18100

25450

25450

25450

20500

21500

34600

34600

25450

17920

17920

23000

23000

9625

9625

9625

7875

7875

10025

10025

9625

6135

6135

7325

7325

12750

12750

12750

10275

10775

17325

17325

12750

8985

8985

11475

11475

CA Exam

Stationery

Special

Fee

Science

Lab Fee

Eng.

Lab Fee

Magazine

Fee

Sem-2

Total

Annual

Fees

Tuition

Fee

At the time of admission, in addition to the above fees, the following have to be paid:

(UG & PG) = Rs. 2000/- (Non -refundable)

(Subject to change as and when notified by the University of Madras)

A. 1. Registration Fee : Rs. 290/-

2. Recognition Fees

i. TNHSB : Rs. 100/-

ii. ISC / CBSE / Other Boards : Rs. 200/-

B. +2 Mark Sheet Verification Fees : Rs. 50/- per mark sheet

I. ADMISSION FEES

II. UNIVERSITY FEES

UG Courses

Alumnae Fees : Rs. 500/- (Life time Membership)

* Maths students who opt for Allied Physics / Chemistry must pay a lab fee of

Rs.300/- every Semester.

** Non-Computer students who opt for Computer-based Non-Major Electives must

pay an additional lab fee of Rs.300/- in the II Semester.

Amount in `

Odd Semester and Even Semester Fees should be paid by June 15 and

December 15 respectively. Fees paid after deadline will entail a fine.


PG / Research Courses

I. PG Registration Fee : Rs.240/-

II. M.Phil Registration Fee : Rs.710/-

There will be a minimum ten percent hike in fees every year.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CELL

Physical education is compulsory for all college students and training

is provided twice a week after class hours. Exemption can be claimed only on

medical grounds. Facilities are also offered to encourage students to take

part in various sports events and also intra and inter collegiate tournaments.

The college coaching students in Kho-Kho, Kabbadi, Hockey, Cricket, Football,

Volleyball, Throw ball, Handball, Badminton, Ball Badminton and Athletics.

Students interested in distinguishing themselves in sports must contact the

Physical Director within one week of joining college. We have indoor facilities

in Sports Annexe.

The Entrepreneurship Development cell run by the department,

conducts activities & Programmes to train and equip the students with

necessary life skills, so as to enable them to become either successful

entrepreneurs or the much sought after intrapreneurs in the job market.

Certificate courses on Cosmetology, Embroidery, Jewellery Designing and

Pidilite industry certified Art & Handicraft courses are conducted to enhance

the capacity of the students. More number of new courses like Tailoring,

Banking, Food Processing are in the pipeline for the forthcoming academic

year.

Training programmes & workhops in association with government

and other external agencies are organised periodically to nurture the innate

entrepreneurial talents of the students.

Aavin Parlour was inaugurated on 11th July 2013 by Mr. P. Tamil

selvan, M.A., M.B.A., DCM (Marketing, Aavin TCMPF LTD., Aavin Parlour is

functioning as a part of Entrepreneurship Development Programme.

It promotes the creation and growth of entrepreneurs provides training and

counselling to establish their own business.

To make the potential entrepreneurs know about the possible risks and

failures of the projects.

NSS/RRC

YRC

The College has two units of NSS. The NSS students are provided

training in community service and civic awareness . They are also expected to

take part in the week long annual camp organised to create awareness in

villages. Students can also join the Red Ribbon Club which creates awareness

on AIDS.

The Youth Red Cross is another service oriented organization. It

trains students to put society before self. The principles governing the Youth

Red Cross are promotion of health and voluntary service. Medical

Awareness Programmes are conducted regularly. Students are also given a

chance to serve society through crowd regulation at hospitals.

The Citizen's Consumer Club was established in the academic year

2008-2009 and was inaugurated by the Commissioner of Civil Supplies, Mr.

Rajaram. It aims at imparting awareness to students on their rights as

consumers. Members of Silk Mark, Agmark and similar quality assurance

bodies regularly visit the college and enlighten students.

CITIZEN CONSUMER CLUB

FINE ARTS

The Fine Arts Association aims at developing the talents of the

students through the Indian Music Club, Western Music Club, Debate club,

Indian Dance Club and the Western Dance Club. The College also provides

free training in Bharatanatyam and Veena.

Every year, two major cultural events, 'Kalakiran' and 'Chainika' are

held. These culturals are conducted as inter departmental and inter

collegiate events and provide an opportunity for networking, organising and

showcasing talents.

To promote secularism and develop religious tolerance and

harmony, festivals like Christmas, Onam, Pongal are celebrated every year.


ECO CLUB

COUNSELLING

The Eco Club aims at creating awareness on environment issues.

Every year students are taken on a field trip. The II year students have projects

dealing with plants as part of their curriculum. A herbal garden and kitchen

garden help students develop a love for plants.

Individual and group counselling are provided by an experienced and

qualified Counsellor. Workshops are arranged on different topics like stress

management, self esteem, confidence building and personality

development. Students can feel free to approach the counsellor, who is

available twice a week.

The placement activity in an institution is a reflection of the

participation of the institution in building the careers of its students. CTTE

College has set up a Placement Committee which looks after the placement

activities of its students throughout the year. While it provides guidance and

support through extensive networking with potential employers, the

students also have the responsibility of putting in focussed efforts to obtain

suitable placements.

CTTE College believes in creating opportunities for its students to

apply academic knowledge to real-life scenarios. All students are required to

take up the intensive training program provided by the Placement Cell.

Through these programs, students are made industry ready. Over the years

CTTE has gained extensive corporate support, with results that have been

mutually beneficial to both the student and the corporate. This is reflected in

the final placements when the best companies visit the campus.

Campus recruitments are also organised by the college with the

support of the University Students Advisory Bureau, University of Madras as

well as ICTACT of Tamil Nadu.

PLACEMENT CELL

During the academic year 2013-14 a total number of 109 students were

placed in the following companies :

TCS Inland Infomatics

Technosoft Solutions (P) Ltd. Sun Direct

CognizantTechnology CSS Corp

iTech India Private Limited

The alumnae of the college meet on January 26 in the college every

year. The annual meeting does not just revive memories but aims at making

the alumnae commit themselves to work for the growth of the institution.

The college is happy to note that its alumnae emerge as highly successful and

disciplined individuals. The Alumnae Association also offers a number of cash

awards to meritorious and needy students.

IAS ACADEMY

The CTTE IAS Academy trains eligible and willing women candidates

for entry into ALL INDIA CIVIL SERVICES (IAS & IPS) through competitive

Examinations conducted annually by the Union Public Service Commission

UPSC. This has added a new dimension to the multifaceted & diversified

profile of our campus.

CTTE IAS Academy is the brain child of the Managing Trustee &

Correspondent of our institution, Thiru. L.Palamalai, IAS Retd.

This free training programme is specifically designed to cater to the

needs of candidates to empower them to meet the challenges of

Competitive Examinations. Enrolment in the academy is exclusively for

women graduates and undergraduate finalists from the college and general

public. Eminent and experienced faculty have been identified and recruited

into service. Classes are held during the weekends from 10 am to 4.30 pm.

The college Librarian is the Co-ordinator of the IAS Academy.

A special section in the library has been set apart for books,

magazines and other reference material for the benefit of the IAS trainees.

CTTE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION


SCHOLARSHIPS

NOTE TO THE PUBLIC

In addition to the scholarships given by the college,

assistance is given to get financial support from various government and

private organisations.

Government SC / ST Scholarship

Post Matric Scholarship for Minorities.

Private Sitaram Jindal Foundation Scholarship

Rajasthani Association Tamilnadu Scholarship

Sri K.R. Sundararajan Charities Scholarship

College Chevalier T.Thomas Scholarship

Dr. Elizabeth Thomas Memorial Scholarships

C.T.T.E. Alumnae Topper Award for UG & PG

C.T.T.E. Alumnae Assistance for the Less Privileged

C.T.T.E. Alumnae Means Scholarships

The public is informed that the college does not accept capitation

fees or donations in any form. No payment should be made without

collecting official receipts. Any malpractice in this connection should be

reported immediately to the Principal or the Management.

Central Sector Scholarship from Department of Human

Resources

C.T.T.E. Alumnae Merit Scholarships

Dr. V.A. Vasantha Memorial Award for the Best Research

Scholars in English & Commerce.

Dr.V.A. Vasantha Endowment Award for the Best Student

from the Dept. of English.

C.T.T.E. Mathematics Silver Jubilee Endowment Awards

1. For Outstanding Talent in Sports.

2. For Wards of Class IV employees.

3. For Meritorious Student from Economically weaker Section.

1. For visually challenged student.

2. Students from Economically backward section selected by Vice

Chancellor, University of Madras.

Tuition Fee Waiver

Free Ship

Vision

English Language Skills for the empowerment of women.

The Department has been engaged in fostering English Language

Skills in women students from diverse backgrounds, thus empowering them

to meet the challenges of globalised societies.

The Objective of the Department is to contribute to the growth of

individuals who combine self-confidence with a firm sense of personal and

social responsibility.

The Department of English came into being in 1985 along with the

inception of the college. It was upgraded into a Post Graduate Department

in 2005 and into a Research Department in 2012. The English Literature

programme, exposes the students to the study of texts in contexts with

emphasis on creative and critical understanding of life through literature.

The PG course, aims at developing research based subject knowledge in

students and the M.Phil programme focuses on creating scholars capable of

independent learning, research and pedagogic practices. ADEPT(Academy

for Developing English and Personality Traits), a state-of- the-art Language

Lab facilitates language learning and research.

Teaching

Service Sector

Technical Writing

English graduates besides being well prepared for professional

opportunities can also opt for higher studies in Journalism, Media, the Law,

Public Relations, Business Management and Computer Applications.

Secretarial Service Publishing

Corporate Sector Medical Transcription

Journalism/Media Non-Profit

Proof Reading Copy Editing Foundations and

Research Organizations

Higher Studies

Career Opportunities

POST GRADUATE AND RESEARCH DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH


DEPARTMENTS

D.Deepa B.A., Eng (University receiving degree from Hon Governor Thiru K.RosaiahFirst Rank)

The Department was established in the year 1985 with the aim to

inculcate in the minds of students a strong fascination for Mathematics. It

inculcates in them a scientific temperament which proves a boon to

academics as well as Research and Development.

The Mathematics Lab is equipped with 20 computers and is made

available to students around the year. The Department has its own

departmental library.

B.Ed.

M.Sc. Maths/Statistics/OR

M.B.A

M.C.A

CA

ICWAI

Teaching

Technical Writing

Programming

Software Design & Development

Software Testing

Data Processing

Banking

Business & Industry

Marketing

Forecasting & Analysis

Higher Studies


THE DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

Chevalier T.Thomas Elizabeth College for Women 2120

THE DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

M.Sc. Physics/AstroPhysics / M.Sc. Electronics / M.B.A. / M.C.A. / M.Sc. IT /

M.Tech

Scientist

Professor

Private/public sector

Entrepreneur

The Department of Physics was established in the year 1986 with a view of

creating awareness of basic sciences and kindle the scientific temper among the

students. It has been producing University rank holders since the inception. The

alumnae of the department are successful entrepreneurs holding key posts in

leading software industries, telecommunications, banking sector or serving society

as dedicated teachers. Several alumnae of the department have done their research

in the fields of Nuclear Physics, Biophysics and Material Science and are well placed

globally.

Dedicated faculty with rich experience

Spacious and well equipped General Physics, Electronics and Microprocessor

labs.

Guest lectures and interactive sessions with internationally renowned scientists

are arranged periodically.

Field trips to places like science city and the

atomic power plant are arranged.

Students are motivated to pursue their

higher studies leading to research by

inculcating the following attributes in them :

(i) Logical and numerate mind

(ii) The ability to think differently in solving

day to day problem

(iii) Communication skill through seminars,

paper presentation at collegiate and

inter collegiate levels

(iv) Team work & flexibility

Highlights :

Higher Studies :

Career Opportunities :

Prospectus

The Department of Computer Applications was started in July 2008.

The sanctioned strength is fifty as allotted by the university of madras. The

department exposes students to the latest technical knowledge in the IT field

and arranges several guest lectures, seminars, exhibitions and conferences.

It conducts competitions which give enough opportunities to students keep

abreast of the ever growing IT field.

The department magazine 'PC Bytes' showcases the inherent talents of

the dedicated staff and enthusiastic students of the department. The

department offers a value added course on "Cloud infrastructure & Services"

through faculty who have international certification.

Two fully, equipped and spacious computer laboratories with 54

computers.

All computers are connected by LAN

NME ICT aided broadband internet connection is provided.

MCA

M.Sc. (IT/SE)

M.Sc.(C.S)

MBA

IT/ITES Corporate Industries

Any Corporate Department

Teaching

Banking

Facilities :

Higher Studies


THE DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS


THE DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

Established in the year 1988, the Department of Computer Science

caters to the growing need for technologically trained professionals

worldwide.

It conducts conferences, exhibitions workshops and seminars to keep

students abreast of the latest development in the field of IT. Resource

persons from the academia as well as the industry are invited to address

students regularly. Trained and certified faculty offer Oracle Academy

Certification Course in Java Fundamentals and Java Programming as value

added courses.

The Department also provides opportunities for overall development of

its students by conducting subject related competitions and by encouraging

students to take part in intercollegiate competitions, seminars and

workshops.

The Department Magazine, INFOBAHN provides students with hands-

on experience in compiling, editing and publishing.

Two well furnished computer laboratories with more than 50 computers

with LAN.

Digital Electronics and Microprocessor Laboratory

Broadband Internet connection

MCA

M.Sc.( IT / SE / C.SC.)

M.B.A

IT/ITES Industries

Academics (Teaching)

Banking

Facilities

Higher Studies


The Department of Commerce, established in the year 1985 hones the

professional skills of students. Its activities are intended to provide great

scope for contemporary and application-oriented learning. It fosters

interaction, creative thinking and cooperative learning. Students are

encouraged to develop marketing competitive skills to manage the inherent

risks in the field of marketing, banking insurance and income tax. The

department was upgraded to a postgraduate department in 1990 and

became a research department in 2012.

The curriculum of the course covers the fundamentals and basic

principles of all commerce related activities and environments. It exposes

the student to different business administration strategies and accounting

principles. Students are encouraged to make full use of the expertise gained

to build strong entrepreneurship skills keeping in mind the expectations of

the industry. They are also trained in the horizontal and vertical aspects of

company management.

Students can specialise after a Bachelors Degree and become Cost

Accountants or Chartered Accountants. Our students are well placed

through campus placements. However, the ED cell also encourages budding

entrepreneurs to seek new avenues by offering courses that cater to the

current requirements of the ever changing world of business.

As a special initiative, the department offers a certificate course on

'NET/SET exam to aspiring PG & M.Phil students.

M.Com., MBA., MCA., CA, ICWAI , ACS

Chartered Accountant

Management Consultant

Software Professional

Lecturer

Company Secretary

IAS Officer

Post Degree Opportunities

Higher Studies


POST GRADUATE AND RESEARCH DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

The Department of B.Com (Accounting & Finance), established in the year

2012 functions with the main objective of imparting quality education in the

field of Accounting & Finance. The Department aims at improving the

academic co-curricular and extra-curricular skills of its students. It

encourages self confidence, courage and enthusiasm among the students

and helps them to develop their professional skills.

M.Com.

MBA.

MCA.

ICWAI

ACS

Jobs in the Corporate Sectors / Software Companies

Jobs in Banks/Private/IT Sectors

Can become Business Enterpreneurs/Lecturers

Can become Auditors/Management Consultants/Company

Secretaries.

Higher Studies


THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (Accounting & Finance)


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Vision :

Higher Studies


Inculcating human and corporate values in students though quality

education.

The objective of the curriculum of B.Com (CS) is to provide a thorough

knowledge in Accountancy (Financial, Corporate, Cost and Management),

Business Laws and Taxation.

The course provides institutional training to students which exposes them to

the activities of various departments in an organization and the duties of a

Company Secretary.

M.Com (C.S)

M.Com

MBA

Company Secretary (ACS)

Cost Accountant (ICWAI)

Chartered Accountant (CA)

Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA)

Jobs in Corporate Sectors

Jobs in Banks

Jobs in ITES

THE DEPARTMENT OF CORPORATE SECRETARYSHIP

The Department of Business Administration was started in the year 2005.

The Department has faculty members in core management disciplines and

functional areas of management. Besides the curriculum the students are

involved in co-curricular activities and Extra-Curricular activities.

Students, apart from being trained in academic excellence are also enabled

to build their career through industrial training and guest lectures arranged

by the department.

MBA

MCA

M.COM

CA

HRM Personnel

Company Administrators

Entrepreneurs

Management Consultants

Banking

Software Professionals

Business & Industry

Corporate Sector

Higher Studies


THE DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

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University Rank Holders

D.DEEPA

I RANK, B.A.(Eng)

S.SALOMA BANU

II RANK, B.Sc., (Phy)

K.REVATHI

III RANK, B.A.(Eng)

R.HEMA RAMIYAA

IV RANK, B.A.(Eng)

J.JOSEPHINE SHELLA

VI RANK, FRENCH

M.KALPANA DEVI

X RANK, B.A.(Eng)

S.K.NASEEMA FATHIMA

XI RANK, B.Sc., (Phy)

I.HASEENA

XI RANK, M.A.(Eng)

A.ARUL RANI

XI RANK, B.A. (Eng)

EMMYLOU EMANUEL

XIII RANK, M.A.(Eng)

L.REVATHI

VIII RANK, M.A.(Eng)

J.KAVITHA

X RANK, M.A.(Eng)

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2014-15

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Empowering Women through Education, Ethics and Economic Development.

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