WCC: Courses, Fees, Admission 2025, Placements, Cutoff

For the three-year B.Com. Honours program at WCC, a total of sixty (60)seats are authorized for admission.Thirty (30)places, or half of the total, are set aside for students who identify as Christian minorities.Thirty(30) seats, comprising the remaining fifty percent of the available seats, are in the general category.

According to government regulations, the following reservations are valid for the 30 general category seats:

Five (15%) of the seats are kept vacant for SC candidates.
One seat, or 3% of the total, is kept for ST candidates.
Following SC/ST reservations, there are 22 places left for general category students.

Moreover,additional seats may be available for extracurricular activities, sports quota, and other categories.

WCC has a good infrastructure, and it provides Wi-Fi facility for us and also coaching for NET exam.

Placements: Above 65% of the students got placed. The lowest salary of Rs.10,000 per month and the highest salary of Rs. 20,000 per month are offered for a fresher. TCS, Amazon, LIC, Infosys and HCL are some of the reputed companies recruiting of our college. Almost the whole class got internships, while some students did their internship in IIT, IGCAR, CSIR, Actavis.

Infrastructure: In chemistry, the department has a good lab, and department library where students can take books and return them in a week. The department has google classroom where teachers post the work for the day, and students even submit the assignments in the google classroom. The hostel facility is good, and the food served is also good with snacks in the evening. Sports and games are given importance here as they have compulsory sports in the first year, which are helpful. There are special coaches to train students for sports.

Faculty: Teachers are qualified, and they lets the students think creatively. They have good knowledge, and they observe every student in the class whether they understand what they teach. They are very encouraging. The course curriculum is relevant, and even have MOOC courses, and it helps when students enter the industry for a job.

Ethiraj College for Women has a dedicated job placement cell and internships are an important focus for them, especially for students pursuing programs in computer science, information technology, commerce and management.Various leading recruiters like TCS, Infosys, Cognizant and HDFC Bank visit Ethiraj College campus every year to recruit students for these professional courses.On the other hand, Women's Christian College, Chennai focuses mainly on undergraduate courses in pure arts and sciences such as physics, chemistry, botany and economics rather than professional degrees.Therefore, large-scale campus placement through large recruiting firms may not be the primary focus or activity of Women's Christian College.

In conclusion, Ethiraj College appears to have a clear advantage when it comes to campus placement and providing employment opportunities to graduates of professional courses. The Women's Christian College focuses more on arts-based learning than corporate internships.

Women's Christian College considers qualifying exam scores of the candidates for admission. Hence, aspirants do not require passing an entrance exam for selection. Aspirants seeking admission in UG programmes are shortlisted based on their Class 12 scores. Graduation marks are considered for admission to PG programme.

Women's Christian College admissions are currently open for 2025 session. Candidates can fill out the application form on the college's website. WCC Chennai offers admission to aspirants based on their qualifying exam scores. The college offers admission to BA, BSc, BCom, MCom, etc. at UG and PG levels.

1) Stella (Girls Only), Cathedral Road is the best branch in BCom at WCC. Its got to be at top in anybody's list.

2) MOP Vaishanav (Girls only), Thousand lights/Uttam gandhi Salai - As good as Stella. Should be in top 5 of anybody's list.

3) Ethiraj (Girls Only), Egmore- Again in top 5 for girls only

4) WCC (Girls only), College Road- I would keep it on par with Stella and MOP. You see same level of competition for seats, yet it's everyone's second or third choice for some reason . Top 5 in anybody's list 

4) DG Vaishnav college (Co-ed), Arumbakkam- Only reason I would rank this below all others is it's location and plenty of parents would prefer a girls only college over a co-ed.

5) Madras Christian College (MCC), Tambaram (Co-ed)- Probably has the best campus out of the lot . Why isn't in top 5 of my pick . same reason as DG vaishnav.

There are plenty of good colleges all cross the city . Above list are autonomous and self regulated, hence are preferred . Then there are alot of private colleges in far flung areas of city like SRM . I wouldn't recommend someone there.

According to details provided on the Women's Christian College (WCC) website, the following requirements must be fulfuill in order to be eligible for admission to WCC Chennai's M.Sc. programs:

• Applicants must have graduated from an accredited university with a bachelor's degree in a relevant field and a minimum of 50% of their total score.
  For an M.Sc. in Mathematics, a B.Sc. with mathematics as the major is required.
  For M.Sc. Physics, the primary subject is B.Sc. Physics
  For M.Sc. Chemistry, the primary subject is B.Sc. Chemistry
  For M.Sc. in Botany or Zoology: B.Sc. in a related field.
• Applicants must take the college's entrance exam,selection will be based on entrance exam results.
• There are just two chances to pass the entrance exam and took admission.

It's true that Women's Christian College (WCC), Chennai, has announced that, beginning with the 2022–2023 admissions cycle, they will accept CUET (Common University Entrance Test) scores for admission to undergraduate programs.WCC will use CUET results to determine who gets admitted to their BCom, BSc, and BA programs.Taking and passing the CUET exam is a requirement for admission to these programs. Completing the WCC-established CUET eligibility requirements will be necessary.WCC will continue to use the results of their own entrance examinations as well as national exams like the GATE and TANCET for postgraduate programs. WCC does not accept the CUET for postgraduate admissions.

From past years data ,Women's Christian College (WCC) does not appear to accept the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) scores for admissions. The admission criteria primarily include standardized test scores such as ACT, SAT, PSAT, high school GPA, and other specific requirements.

First of all you have to choose between academics and extracurricular activities.

If you want to shine in culture or other activities trust me you can confidently choose Ethiraj College for Women because the faculty members here give a huge support when it comes to extracurricular activities. If you are good at sports or singing, dancing or any other things you can excel in that. They were organising cultural events often. So you can participate in those events. If you really have talents then you are lucky. You can succeed.

Secondly, if you are a nerd then its your choice to join this college the faculty members just act as supporting pillars they will teach you but not completely. They'll just teach you the concept, you have to make efforts to understand it properly. You have to maintain your notes regularly. I think it's obvious that no one will spoonfeed you at the college level. If you work hard you can get good academic results.

I don't know that much about wcc. However, if you are choosing between these two I would suggest you join Ethiraj College for Women. If you can find the correct companion then trust me your college life will be heaven.

WCC and Stella Maris College are among the popular women's colleges offering BSc in Chennai. As per the WCC reviews available on Shiksha.com, the colleges got a rating of 4.2 for "Value for Money". Stella Maris College got a rating of 4.3 for "Value for Money". Students can refer to the following table containing a comparison of WCC and Stella Maris College based on the BSc tuition fees and average salary pacakge:

WCC Benefits-

1. A slightly more established university, particularly for studies in the arts and sciences.
2. More M.Sc. programs are available, including those in IT, physics, biochemistry, microbiology, and math.
3. observes increased cutoffs, a competitive admissions process, and good student profiles.
4. Placements on campus are generally better, and more companies are coming to WCC.
5. improved lab facilities and infrastructure for science programs.

The benefits of Ethiraj

1. Outstanding faculty qualifications, including numerous visiting academics from research institutes.
2. strong emphasis on innovation and research. generously funded laboratories.
3. high success rate in the GATE and UGC/CSIR NET qualifying exams following M.Sc.
4. A slightly improved brand name for professional degrees such as MBAs.
   In conclusion, WCC performs well in terms of placements, infrastructure, overall development, and competitive admissions. However, Ethiraj's academic profile and research are also strong points.But , i will prefer WCC over Ethiraj.

Yes, BCom is available at WCC Chennai. The UG-level programme is offered in multiple specialisations. These specialisations include BCom in Accounting & Finance, BCom in Computer Application, BCom in Corporate Secretaryship, and BCom (General). The college also offers a BCom (Hons). The duration of these courses is three years. WCC BCom courses  (except Corporate Secretraryship) are affiliated with the University of Madras. The BCom (Corporate Secretaryship) is still awaiting the affiliation from the University of Madras.