Established with a clear vision to cater to the academic needs of the children from the families of farmers and economically and socially underprivileged people around BHEL, the college has taken long strides in the arena of education, inviting a beeline of students from nearby districts also. Making a modest beginning by introducing a 2 pre-university programs in 1973 – 74, the college has evolved into a ‘much sought after institution’ in four decades and presently it offer 17 undergraduate and postgraduate programs. In addition to disseminating knowledge and making the students academically competent, the college aims at harnessing their latent potentials so that they become fit to meet the demands and stiff comThe campus is abuzz with activities in the Fine Arts Association and Sports. The Career Guidance Cell conducts training programs on interview skills and communication skills and also interacts with companies around for recruitment. The learners are exposed to communication sessions through the language lab. Physical fitness is given due emphasis through indoor and outdoor games and the college has sportspersons at the Zonal / National levels.

The growing needs in infrastructure are met by the philanthropy of BHEL and industrialists who evince interest in the growth of the college. In the four decades of existence, 38 Principals have headed the institution, enhancing the educational and ethical ambience. Many Principals and senior Professors have rendered yeoman service during their tenure.

The college has been accredited with B+ by NAAC in 2005. The institution takes pride in submitting the Re-accreditation Report for the academic years spanning from 2006-2011. The development and achievement of the college with respect to the seven criteria identified by the NAAC are submitted for perusalpetitions in the job market.

English Literature, Tamil Literature, History, Physics, Chemistry, Geography, Computer Application, Maths, Electronics, Business Administration, Visual Communication, Commerce,Co-operation, Social Work, Political Science, Psychology, Journalism, are the regular courses offered at the Under Graduate level and are also offered at the Post Graduate and Research level. Computer Literacy Program is offered for a year to all the first-year students to enable them technically competent. Apart from regular classroom teaching, the various disciplines function actively by conducting competitions and awareness programmes, seminars and workshops. Resource Persons/experts from outside are invited to address the students.

NSS, YRC, RRC, and Rotaract Club expose the students to the social responsibilities constantly through regular camps and awareness programs. Most of the students hail from financially and socially backward sections and are first generation learners and inherently diffident. The dedicated team of professors with high academic standards strives diligently to chisel and shape the learners so as to ensure them a bright future. These academicians with their qualifications and rich experience endeavour to translate the dreams of the parents and students into reality.

Check Eligibility: Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria for the desired course, including educational qualifications and subject requirements.
Application Form Obtain the application form from the college's admission office or website.
Fill Application: Complete the application form with accurate personal and academic details.
Submission: Submit the application form with the required documents before the specified deadline.
Merit-Based Selection: Admission may be based on merit. A merit list will be prepared based on academic performance.
Counseling (if applicable): Attend counseling sessions if required, and select your preferred course based on merit ranking.
Document Verification: Verify original documents at the college to confirm eligibility.
Payment of Fees: Pay admission fees within the specified timeframe to secure admission.
Orientation: Attend orientation sessions to learn about college policies, facilities, and academic requirements.
Commencement of Classes: Regular classes for the academic year will begin as scheduled.

S.NO BENEFICIARY SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME ANNUAL INCOME OF PARENTS (Basic pay only) DEATILS OF THE SCHOLARSHIP APPROVED BY
1 For ADIDRAVIDA Students
(includes converts to Christianity) Government of India higher Education scholarship Rs 2,50,000 1)Maintenance allowance special fees Examination fees
2)Maintenance fees, special fees Examination fees
3) Special fees, Exam fees
College Principal
2 Gandhi Memorial Educational Assistance Scheme Rs 15,000 DCE decides on the basis of marks DCE
3 Special qualification subsidy assistance amount NO Scoring marks in the degree course at the first attempt. The student gets Rs 300, irrespective of age, religion and there is no age limit. Even if he or she is recipient of any other scholarship the prize is given. DCE
4 For BC,DNC and MBC Students National scholarship scheme Rs 12,000 Should have obtained more than 60% in higher secondary course. The Scholarship is based on merit.Hostellers and day scholar’sscholarship based on their needs. DCE
5 - National Loan scholarship scheme - For those students who obtain 50% the scholarship is given based on merit and means Rs 720 per year. DCE
6 For BC, DNC and MBC Students State Government Merit scholarship Rs 12,000 DCE selects the students based on the HSC marks. DCE
7 Children of school Teachers are awarded scholarships Those who are notrecipient of any other scholarship Rs 12,000 DCE selects the students based on the HSC marks. DCE
8 Children of Defence Service personal Those in service/Killed in action /wounded / lost defence personal Rs12,000
No income limit

Exempted from paying tuition fees, special fees. Concession given for Hostel fees. DCE
9 For the Children of government servants For those state government servants who died during their service No income limit Payment of tuition fees, special fees is exempt till the completion or degree course. Concession is given for Hostel fees. The Respective department to which the government servants belong to in the secretariat
10 Freedom Fighters scholarship Students whose parents have participated in the emancipation of India for freedomScholarship awarded by the State Government Rs 6000 Hostel expanses, book expenses and tuition fees concession. DCE
11 Children of Repatriates from Sri Lanka For those children, whose parents camefrom Sri Lanka after 1-11-64.Scholarship awarded by the State Government RS 6000 Tuition fees and concession for books for 10 months an amount is given for Hostel expanses. Day scholars are given educational fees. DCE
12 Children of Repatriates from Burma For the Burma refuges who came to India on 1.6.63 or after that grant by the State Government. Rs.6000/- Book concession is given. This scholarship is given to those who got 50% marks in school final exams and they should not be recipients of other scholarship DCE
13 Exclusively women EVR Nagammai memorial tution fees concession Rs. 12000/- Meant for women of all caste.Rs.300 per year is given. If the studies are discontinued, the scholarship money should be refunded. This is meant for those who are not recipients of other scholarship. DCE
14 Tamil medium fund To motivate the students to learn the subject in Tamil No Income Limit Rs.400 is awarded every year. The recipient study in Tamil and write the exam only in Tamil. DCE
15 For BC,DNC and MBC Students Under TamilNadu education rule 92,tuition fee concession are given.
Students should have obtained 75% of attendance in the previous academic year. Rs.1,00,000/-
Beyond
Rs.1,00,000/
Tuition fee, special fees and examination fee concession. Those who fall belong income limit will also get book grant along with other benefit.
Book grant, special fees

Principal
16 BC First generation graduate in the family. Physically disabled welfare assistance amount Rs.1,00,000/- Tuition fee, special fees and examination fees. There should be no graduate in the family. Certificate of proof from tahsildar is necessary. If there is a break in studies the total amount taken should be refund. Principal
17 For Physically Challenged Central Government Labour Welfare Scheme. Rs 15, 000/- Assistance of Rs.1.125/- DCE
18 Children of Beedi labours - Rs.42,000/- Rs.1125/- for each academic year

Facilities
Auditorium/Seminar Hall complex with infrastructural Facilities : Audio visual Hall. ...
Sports Facilities. Gymnasium. ...
Hostel. Boys' Hostels. ...
Residential Facilities for faculty and non-teaching. For teaching staff. ...
Cafeteria. Available in the campus for the staff and students.
Health Centre.