Womens College, Nizamabad

Women’s College was started in the year 1965 in Kanteshwar, Nizamabad, Telangana and is one of the recognised women institutions in the region. This affiliated college is accredited with NAAC which speaks volume about its quality. Setup in a area of 9 acres of land, the college has 18 programmes offered for 6 degrees spread across a total of 476 students.

Having 45 faculty members, the college is able to provide learners with a good number of teachers for the best student-teacher ratio conducive for learning and teaching. Women’s College has a variety of amenities intended to improve the learning process of the students.

The college has a large functional library with a collection of 26207 books and 14 journals and different magazines strictly for the use of students and members of teaching faculty. : The college’s policy on development of students is well illustrated in its provision of sports facilities and gymnasium so as to enhance on the physical aspect of the students in addition to academic.

For learners who need to be accommodated, the on-campus facility, girls’ hostel was established in 1971 and provides living facilities for 100 students. This hostel offers 47 beds self-contained with a modern fitted kitchen and dining hall, study hall, television hall and separate yoga hall making it like home for most residents.

This women college Nizamabad provides various courses of undergraduate and postgraduate degree. The institute offers eighteen full- fledged courses in arts, commerce, science, and social work.

The college provides a wide variety of courses in the humanities and sciences, arts and technology, business and computer sciences to capture every student’s curiosity depending with the academic specialisations of their choice be it the Historical past, Economical power, Computer applications or Business analysis , BSW .

The enrolment procedure that is followed at the Women’s College, Nizamabad is fully competitive and selective. The college has been imparting education in Arts, Commerce, and Science and some of the courses are even taught in Telugu and English media. Due to language –related flexibility, access to higher education is opened up to any other student.