B.Sc. in Mathematics 

at Women's Christian College, College Road

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.

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 fees are cumulative of various components like the tuition fee, security deposit, hostel fee, mess fee, etc. Some fee components are paid once at the time of admission while others are payable semester-wise. The range of tuition fee for three years of BSc at WCC is INR 1.1 Lacs - INR 3.9 lakh. The exact amount varies across the choice of specialisation and the board of applicants in Class 12 (State/CBSE/ICSE/Foreign). It must be noted that mentioned fee has been sourced from the official website of the college/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

WCC Accepts Entrance Exam Results for M.Sc. Admission

Various entrance exam scores are accepted by WCC for admission to its M.Sc. program. Depending on the particular discipline within the M.Sc. program, different entrance exam scores may be accepted by WCC for admission. Generally speaking, though, WCC accepts results from national entrance exams, including

• the University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test (UGC NET),
•  the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research-UGC NET (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering),
• and UGC NET.
• TANGATE Exam
•  GATE-WCC also accepts legitimate GATE scores for programs like the M.Sc. in Computer Science and Mathematics.
• GRE-he/she may retake the GRE General Test as many times as they like, and results are good for five years.

Candidates for WCC's M.Sc. programs must have completed a bachelor's degree in the relevant field with a minimum of 50% overall. He or she must have passed the college's entrance exam in addition to meeting academic requirements.
Generally speaking, individuals in the general category need to have completed their bachelor's degree with at least 65-70% to be eligible for the WCC Master of Science program. General category candidates must score 60% or above on the WCC entrance exam in order to be considered for the M.Sc. program. There could be subjects with higher cut-offs.Before being admitted, shortlisted candidates must pass an entrance exam and then go through a round of personal interviews.
In addition to coursework, extracurricular involvement and interview performance are taken into account.

Women's Christian College (WCC) offers generally good M.Sc. placements. The college has an effective placement cell that plans events to help students improve their employability. Employers from a variety of industries come to the campus to hire, providing a large choice of positions.A little more than 65% of students get placed on average in WCC's M.Sc. programs. Around Rs. 10,000 is the lowest compensation offered to freshers, and approximately Rs. 20,000 is the highest salary offered. Reputable businesses like TCS, Amazon, LIC, Infosys, and HCL are among the recruiters.Major industries that hire M.Sc. candidates include BFSI, IT, healthcare, research, analytics, etc.Campus placements  for  students is between 60 and 70 percent.