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Contents...Our Vision & Mission 2

Message from the Principal 3

Impressions 4

Our Notable Grads 5

Our Courses 6

Curriculum Organization 8

UG Certificate Courses 10

UG Interdisciplinary Courses 12

UG Advanced Learner Programs 12

PG Add-On Courses 13

PG Interdisciplinary Courses 13

UG Co-curricular Activities 14

Our Learning Environment 17

Our Facilities and Amenities 19

Helping you succeed 22

Life beyond the classroom 24

Admission Procedure 26

Our Rules & Regulations 28

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Our VisionAcademic excellence, skill enhancement andvalue enrichment to help the girl student embarkon life’s journey as an empowered woman.

Our MissionBy adopting a need based approach, synthesisof academics and ethics, innovation in learningmethods, and a diversified curriculum, thecollege aims at providing a learningenvironment that integrates body, mind andspirit.

Our Vision and Mission

Our Objectives• To promote an integral and holistic growth of young minds.

• To strengthen faith formation and reinforce ethical values with simplicity, honesty,hard work and commitment.

• To blend sacred and secular education.

• To impart spiritual and academic training which would foster sound characterbuilding.

• To achieve academic excellence by making the teaching learning processmore meaningful.

• To develop critical thinking skills.

• To instill in students a lifelong sense of participation and involvement indevelopmental endeavours and nation building.

• To help students emerge as competent individuals capable of handling theircareers and homes effectively.

• To empower students with social skills to bring about personality development.

• To train students for employment and entrepreneurship.

Our Patron SaintSt. Anne

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Dear Students! Welcome to St. Ann’scollege for women, an institution ofacademic excellence and achievementwas established in 1981. It is one of the finestcolleges with the mission of impartinghigher education to young women inIndia, which is a very substantial, potentand conscientious task. We all know thatWomen are a great human resource andthe role of women in the society is criticalfor development of a nation. To empowerwomen is to increase their control over thedecisions that affect their lives both withinand outside the household.St. Ann’s college for women, with its owndistinct identity and tradition has beenserving as the tower of learning for many

Message from the Principal

generations. It has moulded the destiny of hundreds of students for a better tomorrow. TheCollege has emerged as a leading centre for teaching, learning, and research in the field ofhigher education in south IndiaIt is a great land mark in the history of the college that it was declared as an autonomouscollege in 2015 by the University Grants Commission. Autonomy is a great responsibility vestedin us to take the college to further heights. With autonomous status given to us, we coulddesign the curriculum for the holistic development of the students. It is an opportunity to tapthe full potential of the college for the integral development of students. We hope that thestudents make use of the facilities and become confident, intellectually bright and morallystrong. We believe in providing our students an environment, rich in knowledge and supportivefor their extracurricular interests. . Last few years have been extremely successful and satisfyingin terms of accomplishments and accolades in scholastic, co-scholastic and infrastructuraldevelopment areas.We aim to evaluate our students on the basis of their physical, mental, social, emotional andintellectual development.I am happy to note that the management of the college has clear and proper vision and isconstantly equipping the college to attain the vision and mission of the college. The collegehas a tradition of excelling in Sports and extracurricular activities, in which our students continueto bring us laurels at the university, zonal, national and international levels year after year. Thesuccess of St. Ann’s college for women in all spheres is the combined product of all our littleefforts. Its alumni form part of the national and international elite as scientists, intellectuals,administrators, corporate managers, ministers, leaders, etc.The reputation, the college has acquired and established over these years of its excellence isdue to the dedication and selfless commitment of teachers, supporting staff, and the students.I feel proud to acknowledge the contribution of highly qualified, dynamic and multi-talentedfaculty, non teaching staff and my students for this. Let us bow our head before the Almightyfor His countless blessings. Let us acknowledge the intercession of our heavenly patron Smt.Thatipatr Gnanamma.“All odds, all challenges and all handicaps of life can be overcome with strong determination,persistent hard work, insurmountable patience and unshakeable tenacity”The College has always nurtured, since time immemorial, a spirit of marching forward andkeeping abreast with our ever changing society. Global thinking has always been a primeconcern for all of us.Wishing you all the best.

-Principal

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ImpressionsSt.Ann’s College has always been a brand in itself and has given encouragement and knowledge through which students can besuccessful in their life. The college has always provided the students with the updated technology and various seminars,exposure to new areas like webinar - the combination of seminars with web (internet). The most amazing feature of the college isits infrastructure, the spacious classrooms, interiors and laboratories.- Nadia Ansari (NCB III)

St. Ann’s college for women is an embodiment of all that is required in a college. With the best of faculty and infrastructure, ourCollege provides the right atmosphere to broaden our horizons in both academics and extra-curricular activities. Our principal,Deans and Faculty are approachable and completely supportive of our students’ endeavors outside the college as well.- B. Manasvini (Bsc GCM)

College is said to be the second home and it was same with St. Ann’s college for women which provided us with multipleopportunities to discover ourselves. St. Ann’s provides the best platform to enhance our prowess in different spheres such asacademics, sports and extra-curricular activities. Learning in St. Ann’s is not limited to classrooms as the college helps inimplementing our theoretical knowledge in a practical way by providing internship opportunities. We proudly call ourselves asANNITIES and share a unified strong bond together as “St. Ann’s family”.- Sanskruti Agarwal (B.com Honors III)

St. Ann’s gave me the opportunity to explore my talents and potential. The authorities are extremely supportive and assist thestudents in overcoming the challenges. The facilities provided in the campus enable students to establish their technological skills.Lately, the students are also given the liberty to conduct activities independently under the guidance of lecturers which I think isextremely necessary because experiential knowledge helps in the long run.St. Ann’s has definitely been an integral part of my career and life on the whole. I’ll cherish the knowledge imparted to me bylecturers till eternity.- Zobia Khaled (B.com Accounting)

I can say that St. Ann’s college is a best place with enriched infrastructure, technology and experienced staff. The college isalways known for its academics and sports. Apart from this it offers various co-curricular activities which enable a student toimprove herself. The college also conducts various competitions where it improves competitive spirit and knowledge by learning.It also conducts guest lectures, seminars, workshops and field trips which are an added advantage to students. It also givesplacement opportunities to begin a career. Finally the college taught us those lessons which can be applicable and usefulthroughout our life.- Dhanarasi (B.com Finance)

St. Ann’s college for women is place where a student gets to explore every aspect let it be education, sport and extra-curricularactivities. The best part of the college is that it gives a lot of opportunities by conducting seminars, webinars, field trips, inter and intracollegiate competitions. Library has a wide range of books related to subjects and competitive exams which helps in enriching ourknowledge. The 3 years of St. Ann’s journey has built confidence and competitive spirit to enable the students to outshine in theout side world.- Divya Samdani (B.Com Finance)

St.Ann’s is a hub of Co- curricular activities enabling students to hone their talents. The teachers are very friendly and motivatestudents to learn. Skill oriented courses offered by the college are very useful as they encourage us to explore our creative best.The seminars and guest lectures organized are very helpful in enhancing our knowledge. I improved my speaking and listeningskills and have become a confident person. Words are not enough to express my gratitude, I simply love the College.- Haritha. P, B. Com"Accounting

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Dr. IRAVATHI GOUDConsultant, HOD of Molecular Biology and Cytogenetics

lab, Apollo Hospitals, Hyderabad

Our NotableGrads

P.V. SINDHUOlympic Silver medalist

AJITHA REDDYDirector, Hamstech Institute of

Fashion & Interior Design

AJITHA SUCHITHRA VEERAFilm producer

G.RUTHVIKA SHIVANITata Open India International

Challenge- gold medal

HARI CHANDANA DASARI, IASCentral Zone Commissioner

Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation

LALITA LAXMI1999 Batch IAS

HARSHITHA ATLURI1999 Batch, IPS(2002), DIG West Bengal

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I. B.A.EPP - Economics, Public

Administration, PoliticalScience

PLP - Psychology, EnglishLiterature, Political Science

HLP - History, English Literature,Political Science

HEP - History, Economics, PoliticalScience

HPP - History, Public Administration,Political Science

PEP - Psychology, Economics,Political Science

II. B.ComB.Com (Accounting)

B.Com (Foreign Trade)

B.Com (Computer Applications)

B.Com (International Accounting & Finance)

B.Com (Honors)

III. BBM

IV B.Sc. (Physical Sciences)

MECs - Mathematics, Electronics,Computer Science

MPCs - Mathematics, Physics,Computer Science

MSCs - Mathematics, Statistics,Computer Science

MPC - Mathematics, Physics,Chemistry

Our Courses UNDER GRADUATE COURSES

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B.Sc. (Biological Sciences)BZC - Botany, Zoology,

Chemistry

NCZ - Applied Nutrition,Chemistry, Zoology

NCB - Applied Nutrition,Chemistry, Botany

GCZ - Genetics, Chemistry,Zoology

GCM - Genetics, Chemistry,Microbiology

MCZ - Microbiology, Chemistry,Zoology

MCB - Microbiology, Chemistry,Botany

BBC - Biotechnology,Biochemistry, Chemistry

POST GRADUATE COURSES

MCA | MBA

M.Com | M.Sc Chemistry | M.Sc Mathematics

PG Diploma in Nutrition and Dietetics

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AEC - Ability Enhancement Course

AECC - Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course

HVE - Human Values & Ethics

IHC - Indian Heritage & Culture

S&E - Science & Environment

CS/HR - Computer Skills / Human Rights

GS - Gender Sensitization

FS - Finishing School

EC - Effective Communication

SEC - Skill Enhancement Course

SOC - Skill Oriented Course

COC - Career Oriented Course

CCA - Co Curricular Activities

NCC - National Cadet Corps

NSS - National Service Scheme

EE - Environment Education

OR - Outreach

PE - Physical Education/Sports

IDC - Interdisciplinary Course

ALP - Advanced Learner Programme

Curriculum OrganizationCourse Structure - UG

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Course Structure - PG

Part ICore Courses

SEM I

SEM II

SEM III

SEM IV

Part IIMAOC/MIDC

MAOC-I

MAOC-II

MIDC

PROJECT/SEMINAR/

INTERNSHIP

SEM V

SEM VI

MCA

SEMINAR

PROJECTSEMINAR

MCA

MAOC - Add-On Course / MIDC - Interdisciplinary Course

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1. Calligraphy2. Photography3. Dance - Contemporary4. Hardware and Networking5. Embroidery6. Fabric Painting7. Glass Painting8. Handicrafts9. Home Decoration10. Fashion Designing11. MS Office & Web Designing12. Light Music - Vocal (Telugu & Hindi)13. Pencil Sketching and Shading14. Oil Painting15. Cosmetology16. Self Defense17. Flower Arrangement18. Travel & Tourism19. Office Management20. Foreign Language - German21. Instrumental Music – Guitar22. First Aid23. Digitalisation24. Care for Elderly25. Urdu Creative Writing26. Professional image building and

Business Etiquette/ Personal Brandingand Image Building

UG Certificate Courses

Skill Oriented Courses - SOC

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1. Creative Writing2. Women and Career3. Communication skills for Professional

and Personal Effectiveness4. Phonetics (Arabic)5. Media Communication, Anchoring,

Script Writing, Editing & News Reading(Hindi)

6. Acting Course (Sanskrit)7. Anchoring (Telugu)8. Event Management9. Insurance Licentiate10. Entrepreneurial Development Skills11. Retail Management12. Basic Financial Intelligence13. Molecular Diagnostics14. Bioinformatics15. Medical Coding16. Fitness and Nutrition17. Baking Techniques18. Culinary Techniques19. Herbal Medicine and Beauty Care20. Dyes and Textiles21. Environment Management22. Sericulture23. Python Programming24. Applications of Mathematics25. Robotics26. Advanced MS Excel

& R-Programming27. Disaster Management28. Sociology of Culture29. Women’s Studies30. International Travel

& Tourism Management31. American Government & Politics32. Interpersonal Communication33. Yoga34. Election Studies35.Development Studies36. Vermiculture & Vermicomposting37. Aquarium Maintenance & Pathology38. Clinical Cytogenetics39. Global Mobility - Immigration & Travel40. Light Music

Career Oriented Courses - COC

UGC Add-On Courses1. Herbal Medicine & Beauty Care2. Communication skills for

Professional and PersonalEffectiveness

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UG Interdisciplinary Courses (IDC)1. Creative Writing2. Functional Arabic3. Spoken French4. Scientific Glimpses of Classical Sanskrit literature5. Journalism in Telugu6. Advertising & Creative Writing7. Telangana Economy8. South Indian Heritage9. Indian Constitution10. Positive Psychology11. Good Governance12. Talent & Knowledge Management13. Investment Management14. Computerized Accounting15. E-Commerce16. Project Management17. Managerial Communications18. Home Gardening and Landscaping19. Research Methodology20. Women & Health21. Needful Nutrition - A way of life22. Health and Biomarkers23. Plant Tissue Culture24. Medical Billing25. Practical Computing and Internet Security26. Open Source Software Tools27. Basic Mathematics28. Digital Photography29. Basic Statistics and Data Analysis30. Sports Management

UG Advanced Learner Program (ALP)1. Web copy writing2. Project work3. Quantitative Techniques4. Research project5. Essential Counseling Skills6. Creative and Innovative Business Model7. Internship

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PG Add-On Courses (MAOC)MBASem I Communicative English & Soft skillsSem II NGOs and Rural Development

MCASem I Communicative competenceSem II Soft Skills (Interview skills, personality development, Groupdiscussion)

M.ComSem I Communicative English & Soft SkillsSem II Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS)

M.Sc ChemistrySem I Communicative English & Soft SkillsSem II Basics of Computer Science

M.Sc MathematicsSem I Communicative English & Soft SkillsSem II Computer Skills

PG Interdisciplinary Courses (MIDC)1. Executive Communication

2. Entrepreneurship & Management of MSME’s

3. Environment Management

4. Applications of Mathematics

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UG Co-Curricular Activities (CCA)

NCCThe N.C.C. sub-unit at St. Ann’s has anintake of 200 students. The cadets aretrained in different fields, includingsocial service and leadership. Eversince its inception in 1989, the cadetshave distinguished themselves atnational and international levels.Several cadets have joined thedefense services.

NSSThe N.S.S. unit of St. Ann's has provideda platform for active studentparticipation in community service anddevelopmental activities. Thecontribution and commitment of theN.S.S. volunteers is directed towardsthe following programs - blooddonation camp, eye donation & HIVawareness, slum development, givingtime for street children, mentallychallenged children and residents ofold-age homes.

DHARINI ECO-CLUBEnvironmental issues are addressed by student volunteers engaged in activities likegreen greeting, Haritha Haram and Swachh Bharat campaign.

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OutreachSAHHARA(St. Ann’s Helping Hands and Reaching Arms)

SAHHARA is a centralized extension activity involvingstaff and students. It provides a link between collegeand the community, sensitizing students to theproblems of society. Sahhara along with NSS, NCC,Eco-Club and Rotaract organize activities in theareas of Healthcare, Environment, Education,Women Empowerment and Leadership. Theneighboring community and Zilla Parishad HighSchool are part of the target group.

Rotaractors Club Chapter of St. Ann’s

Rotaractors of St. Ann’s support many causes andcontribute in health awareness programs and visitsto orphanages.

NGO Management

The course enables students in developing a betterunderstanding about the basic managerialconcepts of NGO workers.

Consumer Education & Awareness

The course enables students to be well-informed &responsible

Consumers and also educates them on ConsumerProtection Act.

Innovate 2 Enterprise

The course educates students on EntrepreneurDevelopment Skills and provides them with handson training.

Monuments, Traditions and culture of Telangana

The course brings awareness about the heritage andculture of Hyderabad and Inculcates a sense ofresponsibility in students to preserve the monuments.

Community Theatre-An Innovative Community Participation

The course aims to create awareness on societalissues and helps students develop creativity andsense of community through theatre.

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PHYSICAL EDUCATIONSports are an integral part of the St. Ann identity. The Department of Physical Educationhas invested substantially in infrastructure, including a well equipped gymnasium. Thegamut of sporting activities includes indoor games like caroms, table tennis and chess,and excellent coaching for handball, throwball, cross country, basketball, kho-kho,volleyball, kabaddi, tennikoit, softball and athletics. The fitness programme iscomplemented by recommended diet and nutrition. The college also provides financialsupport by way of sports scholarship to deserving sports candidates. There is a quota forundergraduate admissions based on their credentials in sports at the school and collegelevel. Students are offered placements in LIC, RBI, Railways and Corporate sector. Thecollege attracts players like P.V. Sindhu, Ruthvika Shivani, Sikki Reddy of national andinternational repute.

The Physical Education Department of St. Ann’s stands head and shoulders above theother affiliated colleges. By winning the Osmania Overall Championship for the 10thconsecutive year the department can rightfully claim to be a centre for sportingexcellence.

Incentives given tosports students1 Sports Quota Admissions2 Sports Merit Scholarship3 Coaching4 Diet5 Sports Kit6 Dearness Allowance and

Travel Allowance7 Felicitation of National

and International players8 Felicitation of Prize

Winners in the openAssembly

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The college is housed in a 4 acrecampus with spacious, well-furnishedlecture halls, ICT enabled classroomsand well-equipped laboratories.Modern state of the art computercenters are located in the UG and PGblocks. Language teaching is aided bywell equipped language labs. Smartboards and LCDs add to the learningexperience at St.Ann’s. The new lookseminar halls fully supported by thelatest in audio and visual technologyoffer a conducive setting for thevarious seminars, guest lectures,workshops and other intellectualdeliberations. The large acousticallyequipped auditorium provides an idealvenue for the various events held inthe college.

Our LearningEnvironment

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LibraryThe Library located in the heart of thecampus is the intellectual nerve centre ofthe college, connecting people andideas. With its quiet atmosphere and well-lit study areas, the library is a hub ofacademic inquiry. It is fully automated,with on-line public access catalogue,(OPAC), LAN, Internet and photo-copyingfacilities.

The Library (UG+PG) has a rich collectionof more than 75,344 books on varioussubjects. As many as 156 Scientific andTechnical journals/periodicals and 2600CD-ROMs/DVDs, 1081 back volumes areavailable for users. The centre hasinstitutional membership for differentorganizations. The library also provides abook bank facility and organizes Bookexhibitions on a regular basis.

ICT centreThe ICT centre in the college caters to thetech needs of faculty and students. Thecentre provides Wi-Fi connectivity to theentire campus. The centre has facilities fore-casting and the Utility Hub provides aplatform for students to earn while theylearn.

Network Resource CentreThe Network Resource Centre provides anenvironment for independent study withfull internet access for coursework needs.

STUDENT STUDY AREAS

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Research CentreSACReD, St. Ann’s Centre for Researchand Development houses ultramodernequipment, instruments, inoculationchamber, computation facilities and aresearch library to facilitate researchpursuits.

Digital StudioThe Digital Studio documents andarchives the events and happenings inthe college. It is one stop shop forphoto printing in the college.

FACILITIES & AMENITIESFitness CentreA well equipped gymnasiumcontributes to fitness and healthy habitsof the students.

Diet Counseling CentreThe centre offers services like Anemiacheck-up, BMI for obesity check,diabetes check-up and dietconsultation.

Counseling CellThe Counseling Cell plays an integralrole in supporting students’ academicsuccess through counseling, therapyand consultations with professionals.

Health CentreThe Health Center promotes the healthand well-being of the students offeringpreventative care as well astreatment. It is manned by a full-timenurse and doctor on call. Healthawareness programs and healthcamps are conducted periodically.

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CafeteriaThe college cafeteria ensures hygienicallyprepared good quality food andbeverages which are reasonably priced.

Stationery ShopA well stocked Stationery shop withphotocopying facilities offer a range ofbooks and stationery to meet therequirements of the students.

Prayer RoomAn inter-faith worship space is providedfor students who wish to meditate or prayfor spiritual refreshment.

Banking servicesAn extension branch of Corporation Bankoperates within the college premisesoffering primary services of payments anddeposits.

Water dispensersProtected drinking water facility isprovided on every floor.

Lift and RampTwo lifts and a Ramp is provided forphysically challenged students.

Students’ Recreation SpacesSports RoomThe sports room offers indoor games likechess and carroms.

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Sports GroundWell laid courts are utilized for basket-ball, volleyball, handball, Kho-Kho andtennikoit practice and tournaments.

LawnsLandscaped green spaces providefresh air and areas of relaxation forstressed scholars.

OTHER FACILITIESInformation DisplayDigital Display Boards are installed in thecorridors to show the latest updates ofthe events in the campus. The audito-rium is also used for live telecasts andvideoconferencing.

Campus SecurityCCTV cameras are installed to monitorand ensure security in the campus.

Fire SafetyFire extinguishers are installed on eachfloor to ensure safe working environ-ment for students, faculty and staff.

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Helping you succeed

Our student support services provide a wide range of support. Its mission is to makethe students’ journey in the college a positive experience.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE / SCHOLARSHIPSThe college comes to the aid of certain socially / economically backward students,and other deserving cases, entirely at the discretion of the college management.The college also disburses the following Government Scholarships:

National Merit Scholarships

Sports Scholarships

Minorities Welfare Department Scholarships NSPL

National Prizes(NMS)

Other private trusts

COUNSELINGThe counseling cell offers psychological services to students experiencing emotionaldistress, personal problems or concerns with behavior or relationships. Throughevaluation and consultations, students are assisted in identifying problem areas ordifficulties, resolving their emotional problems and overcoming academic and socialdeficiencies.

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Celebrating yourachievementGraduation gold medals for academicexcellence are awarded to the top rankersof B.A., B.Com., BBM., B.Sc courses basedon their Part II CGPA scores. Toppers ineach subject of Part I and Part II will alsoreceive medals. Top rankers of PG coursesare awarded gold medals based on theirPart I CGPA scores. These medals areinstituted by the college management,members of the faculty and other well-wishers.

Students who demonstrate excellence inacademics, leadership activities, extra-curricular activities and career-relatedexperiences are nominated for award ofOutstanding Student in the graduatingyear.

CAREER COUNSELING & PLACEMENTS

The placement cell provides a platform forthe students to meet and interact withMNCs and private organizations /companies. The cell, in close associationwith the institute prepares a recruitmentschedule each year, inviting HRs for thepre-placement talks in the campus beforecommencing the recruitment process. Itarranges for soft skills training programs,workshops, seminars, aptitude tests,competitive exams and guidancecounseling classes.

The placement cell also provides studentsthe opportunity to get registered with TASK(Telangana Academy for Skil l andKnowledge) program. Every TASKregistered student is given an onlineaccount on TASK portal to check theirprofile, access the e-learning content,online assessment tests and get theupdates with respect to recruitment dates.

We are happy to share that B.Comstudents got selected for DELL duringcampus placements with the highestpay pack of 6.5 LPA, and alsoB.Sc(Computer Science) students gotselected for Verizon during campusplacements with the next highest paypack of 3.7 LPA. Around 80% studentsgot placed during the academic year2017-2018.

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CLUBS

Active involevement outside theclassroom is central to St. Ann’s culture.Students are given a variety ofopportunities to be involved in activitiestailored to individual interest. Clubs, Cells,Units & Associations organize events,exhibitions & performances providing aplatform to students to engage theirpassions.

CULTURAL FESTCultural Fest celebrates the diversity andtalent that our students bring to thecampus. The year-long literary andcultural activities culminate in the annualfestival - Annofesta, followed by a grandChristmas celebration. The college choir‘Ann Melody’ provides spiritualnourishment and comport with theirinspiring music.

Life beyond the Classroom

Fresher’s day, Farewell to Seniors day,Christmas day are the other majorcultural events held in the college.

Student clubs in the campus include:• Dhruva (Physics club) promotes pursuit

of scientific knowledge and awarenessof scientific issues.

• Parampara (Heritage club) createsawareness of the rich heritage of ourcomposite culture.

• Sanskriti promotes interest in music,dance, drama, literature, fine arts andother cultural activities.

• Sigma (Statistics club) encourageslearning by fun and presenting factsand figures.

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CELLSAcademic lectures, debates and discussions form an integral part of the college andthe students are encouraged to participate in the activities organized by the followingcells:• Dhwani (Forum for Social Issues) deliberates on issues like human rights, Social policies

etc.• Dhruti (Centre for Women Studies) has on its agenda-gender sensitization, women

empowerment and legal literacy programs.• ED-cell (Entrepreneurship Development Cell) organizes talks on entrepreneurship,

workshops, site visit, job fairs, & skill enhancement programs.• St Ann’s Consumer Cell (Commerce club) works to bring awareness of consumer

rights to staff and students

• Equinox (Management club) focuseson skits and role play to enhancestudent’s personality.

• Blue Stockings (English club) is acreative platform for students withliteracy interest.

• Glow Worm (English club) is a readers’corner which brings together studentsinterested in reading and reviewingbooks.

• CHEErs (Commerce House ofEmerging Entrepreneurs) inculcatesthe spirit of entrepreneurship instudents.

Students are encouraged to get involved“behind the scenes” in editing thecollege magazine & newsletters ofdepartment which document the eventsand happenings in the campus.

Ann Ascension is the in-house magazinewhere the creative literacy talents andachievements of the students arehighlighted and the major events in thecollege and featured.

The faculties of science provide achannel to disseminate information onscientific developments & recent trends

CAMPUS MEDIA

and current events at different collegesacross the city by releasing each yearthe following newsletters.

• The Current (Physics)

• Zephyr (Zoology)

• Bot’ Anne (Botany)

• Elements (Chemistry)

• Quills ink (English)

• Prajna (Computer Science)

• Statspace (Statistics)

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The college is a Minority institution, established and administered by a CatholicMinority. Therefore the minority candidates receive preference for admission. Therest of the admissions are based on merit at the qualifying exams.

• The admission schedule and call for applications to the courses offered, aredisplayed on the college notice board.

• Application forms for admission are available on the campus.

• Candidates should submit the application form duly filled in, within the prescribedtime

• The Course Combination and Second Language, once opted for cannot bechanged.

• Copies of the following documents and certificates are to be submitted togetherwith the application form at the time of registration.

a) Memo of marks obtained in the intermediate / equivalent Exam

b) Transfer certificate

c) Certificate of Bonafide / Conduct

d) Aadhar Card Photocopy

Admission Procedure

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• A provisional list of selected candidates will be displayed on the notice board,as per the admission notification. It shall be the responsibility of the candidatesto ascertain their selection.

• At the time of Admission, candidates have to submit the documents mentionedabove in Original. In addition to this, they have to submit the following:

a. 4 (four) Passport size photographs (recent only) of applicant and 2 (two ) ofparent.

b. Eligibility certificate from Board of Intermediate Education, Telangana for studentsfrom other states.

c. Candidates who have passed the qualifying examination from a foreignUniversity should submit all the relevant information / documents which justifythe equivalence of their qualification, along with the approval of OsmaniaUniversity.

d. Migration Certificate: A candidate, who is not in a position to submit MigrationCertificate at the time of admission, should submit the same as early as possible,but not later than four weeks after the commencement of the academic year.

e. Due weightage is given in matters of admission to sports students who havedistinguished themselves at State/ National levels. Candidates desirous ofseeking admission under sports quota should submit a separate proforma whichwill be issued on request. Relevant certificates should be submitted along withthe proforma in the sports department.

• Provisionally selected candidates are called for interview indicating the dateand time. The candidates shall appear for the interview along with their parents,bringing with them their original certificates.

• The admission committee comprising staff members from all disciplines offerspre-admission counselling to each and every candidate and guides them inchoosing the right course.

• The college reserves the right to cancel any admission in the event of discoveryof any incorrect or false information furnished by the candidate relating to thequalifying exam passed, marks obtained or any other certificates produced bythe candidate for seeking admission.

Fees : The details of the fees can be had from the college office.

Note : No refund of fees will be entertained if the parent decides to withdraw thestudent from the college.

For PG Admissions contact the office.

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AttendanceThe college lays absolute stress on attendance. It is compulsory for the students tohave a minimum of 75% in each subject and general attendance to be eligible toappear for the final examinations. Attendance is displayed on the notice-boards atthe end of each month. Students should be punctual and attend all their lecturesregularly. Students should give biometric attendance.

Tests and ExaminationsIt is compulsory for the students to appear for all the internal assessment exams.

General Conduct• Students are required to come decently dressed to the college. Dignity and

decorum should be maintained at all times. The college authorities reserve theright to take the students to task, if they violate the code of decency in dressing.

• Students should not bring valuables to the college. It is their responsibility totake care of their belongings. The college is not responsible for any loss ofvaluables.

• Using cell phones in the class rooms is strictly prohibited. Management is notresponsible for theft or loss of mobile phones

• All the students are expected to conduct themselves in a manner befitting thecollege community. If their behaviour outside the college, adversely affects thecollege image, appropriate action will be taken, as deemed fit by the college.Insubordination of any kind, use of unbecoming language or conduct is sufficientreasons for the dismissal of students from the college. Due respect should begiven to all the faculty members.

• Students wear their identity cards (completed in all respects) all the time, andthe same should be produced when required by college authorities.

• Students applying for certificates, testimonials, etc should submit back the samein the office. No student should directly approach the Principal for suchrequirements.

• Students should make themselves familiar with the notices displayed from timeto time on the notice board, notices/circulars sent to classes and anyannouncements made.

• Originals once submitted at the time of admission will not be returned for anypurpose. The students should keep the required number of photocopies of theircertificates. Once admitted, the original Intermediate T.C. will not be returned,but Degree College T.C. will be issued at the time of leaving the college.

• Refreshments from the cafeteria are required to be consumed there. Littering isnot permitted. The college premises and buildings should be kept clean.

• Parents should meet the principal as and when summoned to discuss their ward’sprogress

• Ragging is strictly banned.

Rules and Regulations