Bharathamatha College of Arts and Science, Kozhinjampara: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Bharathamatha College of Arts and Science, Kozhinjampara is an emerging new-generation college that was started in the year 2015. Located in the beautiful town of Kozhinjampara in Palakkad district of Kerala this affiliated college occupies an area of only 5.04 acres. Furthermore, the college has been accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council mostly to show that the college has embraced quality provision of education. At present, it has 347 students and a teaching faculty of 14 members to ensure a close-knit environment in Bharathamatha College. It offers a wide range of 7 courses to fit academic and career goals.

As of now the Bharathamatha College of Arts and Science is offering a total of seven courses in all its programmes, and all its programmes are full-time. The different programmes like BA, B.Sc, B.Com, BCA and M.Com are offered at UG and PG levels.  From this one gets the impression of an ideal student/faculty ratio as this impacts on the much-needed interaction for the course delivery.

The college boasts of having several amenities that aim at improving the learning experience of the learners. Being a knowledge centre, the library contains all the knowledge and information that a student may need to pass successfully the class. To the interest in technology, for instance, this college has good computer equipment within the Bharathamatha College of Arts and Science, Kozhinjampara and students are aware of the current technological advancement age. 

The laid down sports facilities will enable the sports enthusiasts to exercise their talents frequently. A campus cafeteria allows students to grab a snack and/or sit down and eat between morning and afternoon classes. An auditorium is used for all kinds of functions and seminars which helps create an active atmosphere for all students. Also, as a part of their accommodation facilities, the college caters for guests of the faculty and families in guest rooms and waiting areas in a humanitarian approach to the college environment.