B.A. in History 

at Women's Christian College, College Road

Women's Christian College shortlists candidates for BA programme based on their merit in the last qualifying exam. Aspirants are required to complete a minimum of Class 12 for BA. The deparatment further shortlist eligible candidates according to merit in various categories and send it to the Scrutiny Committee. The college releases a selection list for each course to announce the names of shortlisted aspirants.

Yes, Women's Christian College offers a three-year BA programme spread across six semesters. The college offers BA in three specialisations under Government-Aided and Self-Financed Categories. These courses are affiliated with the University of Madras. Interested candidates can submit their application on the college's official website. The BA specialisations at WCC include:

• History
• English 
• Corporate Economics

WCC BA admission dates vary from year to year. The college starts accepting online applications for various UG courses typically in the month of May. In 2024, the application window opened on May 2, 2024. As of now, the college has released the lists of provisionally selected students for BA admission on their official website. The classes are expected to begin soon.

At the time of admission, shortlisted candidates must pay the fee for the first semester of BA. Non payment of the specified fee within the stipulated time may lead to the forfeiture of the provisionally allotted seat. The WCC BA fee for the first semester varies across the specialisations. The fee amount also differs across the applicant's board of education in Class 12. The range of first semester fee for BA courses at WCC is INR 22,290 - INR 39,625. It must be noted that the mentioned fee has been sourced from the official website of the college/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative. At the time of fee payment, candidates must also upload the documents listed on the provisional selection notice.

The admission to BA courses of WCC is merit-based. The seats are allotted to the eligible applicants based on their scores in Class 12 and their reservation category. Interested candidates have to submit their applications through the official website of the college. Once the applications are received, they will be arranged according to their merit under various categories mandated by the Tamil Nadu Government (Open category/BC/MBC/DNC/SC/ST). These applications are then sent to the respective departments and the Scrutiny Committee. A merit list containing the application numbers of provisionally selected candidates will be published on the official website. Selected candidates must pay the prescribed fee to confirm their admission.

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.

WCC BSc admission dates are released by the college. The application dates vary from year to year. In general, the college starts accepting BSc applications in May. The college also releases the lists of provisionally selected students for BSc admission on their official website. 

WCC is known for its dynamic quality of education. It's 100 years of existence is a testimony by itself. It's an autonomous institution. Bagging a seat is quite a task especially at UG level. Once entered, a world of multi dimensions opens up.

As far as bunking is concerned its difficult to get past the security people once inside the campus. So she will have to take leave. But 85% attendance in every subject is a deal breaker. It's important to be cautious. It's not impossible to bunk though if the right tricks are known.

Discipline wise it's all individual values. Anything against the rule book is treated with stern action.

Well I hope I've given you an insight about life in WCC. In a nutshell it's 70:30 ratio of education and extracurriculars for UGs and 90:10 for PGs. Good luck to both of you.

After completing a BSc at WCC, there are various paths you can take depending on your interests, career goals, and personal circumstances. Some of the common carreer options after graduating from WCC with a BSc degree are as follows:

• Further Education: Candidates can pursue an MSc degree to deepen their knowledge in their domain and specialise further
• Employment: Start your career by applying for entry-level positions related to your field of study. This could include roles in research, laboratory work, consulting, analysis, or other areas. Gain practical experience through internships or co-op programs to supplement your academic qualifications and enhance your employability.
• Professional Certifications: Depending on your field, there may be professional certifications that can enhance your credentials and improve your job prospects. For example, in IT, you might pursue certifications like Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) or CompTIA A+.