Moamed Sathak College of Arts & Science for Women is one of the leading institutions situated in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, which was started in 1991. It is an NAAC-accredited affiliated college approved by AICTE and is offering 45 programmes in 12 degrees. The college occupies a campus of 10 acres and is home to 5,310 students and a teaching staff of 20.
It strives to provide extensive academic services that encompass broad ranges of specialisations in arts, science, commerce, etc. The college has modern facilities to complement learning in order to facilitate achievement of the institution’s vision. This centre has a large main library which has stocked more than 25000 books and journals and many other information resources.
The campus consists of boys' and girls' hostels; the boys' hostel has a capacity of 450 students, which comprises a shuttle badminton court and a gym. PRIE: The off-campus girls’ hostel suppliers provide free transport facilities to and from the college.
Some other provisions are a 600-sitting-capacity programme hall with adequate audiovisual aids, well-equipped laboratories, a reconstructed and hygienically maintained canteen serving a balanced diet prepared by professional dieticians, and a medical check-up centre.
The college also has well-equipped IT infrastructure, Wi-Fi facilities and sports equipment necessary for an effective college and all-round development of students. Mohamed Sathak College of Arts and Science has various departments that have 38 courses to offer. The institution offers 24 undergraduate courses, 11 postgraduate courses and 3 Ph. D. courses. The following are some of its prominent courses in B.
Com , B. Sc Computer Science, BCA and B. Sc Microbiology at the undergraduate level and MBA , MCA and other M. Sc at the postgraduate level. Mohamed Sathak College of Arts and Science follows the merit-based system for its admission procedure. For the undergraduate programmes, an individual is admitted based on his /her performance in the 10+2 examination.
Admissions to the postgraduate courses are based on the marks secured in the degree examination of the respective course.