Our Admission Details
Welcome to ThangavelWomen’s Arts And Science College! We are excited to have you explore the opportunities our institution offers for academic and personal growth. We aim to provide a conducive learning environment where students can thrive and achieve their goals.
The admissions process at ThangavelWomen’s Arts And Science Collegeis designed to be transparent, fair, and accessible. We offer a range of undergraduate in various fields. Detailed information regarding the courses, eligibility criteria, and required documents can be found below.
Admission Process
► Application Form :
Interested candidates must fill out the online or offline application form available on the college website. Ensure all required fields are completed accurately.
► Eligibility Criteria :
Applicants must meet the eligibility criteria specified for each course. These criteria may vary depending on the program. Kindly refer to the course details for specific requirements.
► Document Submission :
After filling out the application form, applicants must submit the required documents, such as:
► Academic Transcripts (Mark sheets and certificates)
► Identity Proof
► Passport-sized photographs
► Any other program-specific documents
► Merit List/Selection :
Based on academic performance and entrance exam scores (if applicable), a merit list will be published. Shortlisted candidates will be invited for further rounds such as counselling, interviews, or document verification.
► Final Admission :
Once all formalities are completed, candidates will receive an admission offer. They must complete the payment of fees and submit the necessary documents for final enrolment.
Admission Policy
1. Equal Opportunity
ThangavelWomen’s Arts And Science College follows an open admission policy that adheres to the principles of merit-based selection. We ensure equal opportunities for all applicants, regardless of their background, gender, or socioeconomic status.
2. Non-Discrimination
The college upholds a strict non-discrimination policy. We do not discriminate against applicants based on caste, creed, religion, or nationality.
3. Reservation Policy
The institution follows the Government of Tamilnadu reservation policies for students from specific categories (e.g., SC/ST/OBC) in compliance with national guidelines.
In Tamil Nadu, the Government has established a reservation policy to promote social justice and ensure equitable access to educational opportunities for students from various communities. This policy outlines specific percentage allocations for different categories in college admissions. Below is a summary of the reservation percentages:
The Government of Tamil Nadu provides reservation policies for college admissions, including those in private colleges. These policies aim to promote social justice by ensuring that students from various communities have equal opportunities in higher education. The key aspects of the reservation policy for private colleges in Tamil Nadu are as follows:
Reservation for Private Colleges in Tamil Nadu
1. Open Competition (OC)
► Percentage: 31%
► Description: This category is open to all students who do not fall under any of the reserved categories.
2. Backward Classes (BC)
► Percentage: 26.5%
► Description: Reserved for candidates belonging to the Backward Classes, excluding Backward Classes Muslims.
3. Backward Classes Muslims (BCM)
► Percentage: 3.5%
► Description: Specifically for Muslim candidates who belong to the Backward Classes.
4. Most Backward Classes (MBC) and Denotified Communities (DNC)
► Percentage: 20%
► Description: For candidates from Most Backward Classes and Denotified Communities, which include communities that were historically marginalized.
5. Scheduled Castes (SC)
► Percentage: 15%
► Description: Reserved for candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes.
6. Scheduled Castes Arunthathiyars (SCA)
► Percentage: 3%
► Description: For candidates from the Arunthathiyar sub-caste of Scheduled Castes.
7. Scheduled Tribes (ST)
► Percentage: 1%
► Description: Reserved for candidates belonging to Scheduled Tribes.
► Admission through Management Quota:
Private colleges often have a certain number of seats under the Management Quota. While the seats under the Government Quota must follow the reservation policy, the Management Quota is at the discretion of the college and may not follow the same reservation criteria.
o The number of Management Quota seats is typically determined by the college and is subject to the approval of the State Government.
► Adherence to State Regulations:
Private colleges in Tamil Nadu are mandated to follow the reservation policies set by the Government for seats that are part of the Government Quota. These colleges are also required to reserve seats for the SC, ST, BC, BCM, MBC, and other eligible communities as per the state regulations.
► Non-discrimination:
As per the policies, private colleges cannot discriminate based on caste, gender, or religion and must ensure that all students are given equal opportunities, provided they meet the required eligibility criteria.
► Fee Structure:
The fee structure in private colleges may vary, but government regulations require that fees for Government Quota seats are fixed by the government. However, for Management Quota seats, the fees may differ.
Other Policies:
Reservation of Seats for Special Categories:
Tamil Nadu also has special provisions for certain categories, such as children of ex-servicemen, differently-abled persons, and sports quota. These may also apply in both government and private colleges.
Admission Guidelines:
Students seeking admission under any of the reserved categories must submit appropriate certificates to prove their eligibility. The certificates should be issued by competent authorities as recognized by the Government of Tamil Nadu.
For more precise and updated information, it's advisable to refer to the official notifications issued by the Tamil Nadu Government and the specific private college where you are seeking admission.
These reservation categories are designed to ensure fair representation and provide opportunities to students from historically marginalized communities. It's important to note that the reservation percentages are subject to change based on government policies and judicial directives. Therefore, applicants are advised to refer to the official notifications and guidelines issued by the Government of Tamil Nadu and the respectiveeducational institutions for the most current information.
4. Fee Structure
The fee structure is designed to be affordable while maintaining high academic standards. Detailed fee information for each course can be found on the college’s admissions page.
5. Refund and Cancellation
Students wishing to cancel their admission after payment of fees must submit a written request. Refunds, if applicable, will be processed according to the college's refund policy, which can be found in the admission guidelines.
6. Admission Timelines
The admission process typically begins in [Month] and continues until [Month]. Please refer to the college website or admission portal for specific dates and deadlines.
Important Documents Required for Admission
► Mark sheets and certificates of previous academic qualifications
► Passport-sized photographs
► Identity proof (Aadhaar, Passport, etc.)
► Caste/Category certificate (if applicable)
► Entrance exam scorecard (if applicable)
► Any other documents as specified in the program details