Government College for Women, Kumbakonam: Admission 2025, Courses, Fees, Cutoff, Placements, Ranking

GCWK Kumbakonam is a well-known autonomous organisation established College in the Year of 1963. This women’s college is in Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu with 14.15 acres area of land and NAAC accredited college. The school has a total enrolment of 4,517 student and 32 faculty members and has 52 courses in 8 programmes. The college has many specialisations such as Tamil, English, Economics, History, Commerce, Geography, Computer Science, Chemistry, Physics, Zoology and Mathematics. The students are 85% undergraduate and 15% postgraduate, all female student from the state.

GCWK has numerous service amenities to complement the experience of the students. Equipped girls’ hostel provide home to 238 students, offering a cheap accommodation and decent meal. There is a centralised medical facility with some fundamental clinical amenities, as well as normal health check up on the campus. In as per to physical fitness GCWK have gym with modern facilities and an indoor hall for auditorium. Apart from the book, The central library has 42000 books and e-resources are also available there. There are places for games such as volley ball, hockey and basket ball for the enthusiasts in sports games. The IT infrastructure comprises of well equipped computerised laboratory with internet connection. Other facilities are canteen, Wi-Fi facility in the seminar hall, and Pick up van from the bus stand.

GCWK provides a number of academic programmes to its students. The college offers fifty two programmes which include full time undergraduate and post graduate degrees and doctoral programmes-BA History, BA Economics, B.Sc Chemistry and B.Sc Chemistry Tamil Medium etc. Undergraduate programmes take three years to complete while postgraduate courses take two academic years.

The admission procedures are as follows: Admission to all the classes are made based on merit and as per the government of Tamil Nadu norms. The college generally assumes the marks scored in the qualifying examination i.e. 10+2 for undergraduate courses and the bachelor’s degree for the respective postgraduate courses.