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Government College for Women, Srikakulam courses are offered at undergraduate and postgraduate levels across Arts, Science, and Commerce streams. The Government College for Women Srikakulam Courses include B.A., B.Com., B.Sc., M.A., and M.Sc. programme.
Government College for Women Srikakulam Courses are designed to provide a strong academic foundation and practical knowledge in various specialisations like Botany, Chemistry, Physics, Economics, History, and Commerce. All GCW Srikakulam are programmes are available in full-time mode. Below are the details of Government College for Women Srikakulam Courses and eligibility criteria.
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Government College for Women Srikakulam Courses are available once the students fulfil the eligibility criteria, once done, they have to opt for their preferred course and preferred specialisations.
Courses | Fees | Eligibility Criteria |
|---|---|---|
Rs 15,420 | Passed 10+2 with relevant science subjects from a recognised board | |
Rs 16,020 | ||
Rs 16,020 | ||
Rs 15,420 | ||
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Rs 12,000 | Bachelor's degree in Telugu or related field from a recognised university | |
Rs 46,600 - Rs 70,000 | Bachelor's degree in Chemistry or related field from a recognised university |
Note: Candidates must meet the eligibility conditions specific to each course before applying.
Our college doesn't really have good infrastructure. We used to steal and shift chairs, tables from one classroom to another. Hostels are available. But they are worst. Even though I studied here as a day scholar, I went to visit my friends rooms once as they are in hostels. I found them worst with very less facilities include many things like no proper toilets, no well conditioned taps n all. We have a library too, but they won't give you books until n unless you get registered. But it's a very time taking as well as pains taking process.