Bridge/Crash Course
Specific efforts are taken to see the newly admitted students to settle down with ease in their high academic pursuit. The main difficulty experienced by the students is the change of medium of instructions and different allied subjects. Hence, practice oriented bridge course in English and crash courses in mathematics, physics and chemistry are given to students.
A Proverb a Day
In order to included good thoughts and qualities, in the minds of students 'a proverb a day' scheme has been introduced.
Special Coaching
Coaching is given to arrear students to get through examination and class toppers to secure Good Marks.
First Hour Tests
In order to stress the importance of learning daily and to prepare them for the final examinations, the first hour of our college schedule is utilized for conducting tests subject-wise.
Tutorial Ward System
A tutorial ward system has been introduced to counsel the students periodically and put them on the right path.
Project Work
The final year students are facilitated to do project work inside the campus and also in reputed companies.
Co-Curricular Activities
The English , Science Association, Photography Club, The Eco Club, Tamil Mandram and Arts Association are functioning under 'Manavar Valarchi Mandram' in the college to help the students to exhibit and improve their skills.
A National commission for women-complaints committee is there to protect and promote the interests of women and safeguard the rights of our girl students.
Extra-Curricular Activities
NSS
“A Country could not progress in a desired direction until the student youth were motivated
to work for the upliftment of the villages/communities”.
National Service Scheme is an ideal value based programme for student youth.
This programme was envisaged to accomplish our father of nation Mahatma Gandhiji’s long cherished desire of involving the youth in National building process.
A main objective of this scheme is personality development of the students through community service.
Through NSS, the sensitization about social responsibility and national integration among the students community have been achieved to a large extent. This scheme has also proved in reducing the distance between academic institutions and communities.
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YRC (Youth Red Club)
The seven fundamental principles of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement are,
Humanity
Impartiality
Neutrality
Independence
Voluntary Service
Unity
Universality
Red Cross Society functions with the one and only aim of serving people in distress without any consideration of caste, religion, language and nationality.
The Indian Red Cross Society serves as an auxiliary to the State authorities engaged in social welfare activities accepting the rules and regulations of the State, but at the same time maintaining its autonomy so that it can act always in accordance with the fundamental principles.
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