Prospectus

What the College Stands for

St. Joseph’s College for Women (Autonomous), founded by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Annecy, is affiliated to Andhra University. The college was founded in July, 1958 in response to the local need for a Women’s College in the City.

St. Joseph’s College for Women, affirming its faith in God and love for all humanity, seeks to impart wholesome education to young women, enabling and empowering them to be self-reliant and responsible members of their family and society.

This institution of higher learning endeavours to make its own contribution in the light of its Christian world view towards a transformation of society, in which the principles of justice, freedom, respect for religious and moral values shall prevail.

The College seeks to achieve these aims while respecting all religious sentiments.

In carrying out its aims the College as a minority institution reserves for itself its inherent and constitutionally recognized right of management and administration.

In order to benefit from their years in St.Joseph’s College, the students must have the aptitude and ability for higher studies as well as the desire to apply themselves seriously to all obligations of college life.
Uniform
Students should wear the Uniform and ID Cards prescribed by the College. Uniform is compulsory on all working days on Saturdays the dressing should be appropriate and decent. During examinations uniform is compulsory including Saturday.
Undergraduate
Attendance at College Examination is mandatory for all students. Only in case of serious illness and on production of a Medical Certificate will a student be exempted from any College Examinations.
Courses of Study
Two-Year Intermediate Course

Part I : English

Part II : Telugu or Hindi or French or Sanskrit

Part III : One of the following combinations.

1
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry
English Medium
2
Botany, Zoology, Physics, Chemistry
English Medium
3
Mathematics, Economics, Commerce
English Medium
Coaching is conducted during college hours for interested students, for CPT & NEET, on additional payment.
Prospectus for Degree
Academic Programme

As an Autonomous College, St. Joseph’s College follows the semester pattern requiring Six Semesters of study for the Bachelor’s degree–each semester is of 18 weeks duration approximately. Courses are divided into Foundation, Core and Elective.

Foundation and Core Courses are mandatory for all students. Elective Courses are choice based which a student can choose from among several courses.

Courses in Personal Transformation, Value Development and Sports / NCC / NSS / Yoga / Music / Martial Arts are part of the Undergraduate Programme.

Courses of Study
B.A, B.COM, B.B.A, B.Sc, B.Sc. Home Science
Three Year Courses

The following Courses are offered to degree students during the Six semesters

PART I (For Four Semesters)
Part II (For Six Semesters)

III. Core Courses: These Courses are arranged as three major subjects to be offered as B.A., B.Com. B.B.A., B.Sc. & B.Sc. Home Science.

COMBINATIONS MEDIUM
B.A.
E.P.O* English Language & Literature, Psychology, Office Management. English
E.P.JM English Language & Literature, Psychology and Journalism & Mass Communication. English
E.E.P English Language & Literature, Economics, Political Science. English
B.Sc.
M.P.C Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry. English
M.P.CS Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science. English
M.S.C Mathematics, Statistics, Computers. English
M.E.C Mathematics, Economics, Computers. English
C.B.Z Chemistry, Botany, Zoology. English
B.B.C* Bio – Technology, Bio – Chemistry, Chemistry. English
B.Sc. * Home Science (with Computer Applications). English
B.Com.* B.Com Computers English
B.B.A. Bachelor of Business Administration. English

Add on certificate and Diploma courses and Skill Development courses are offered to the students.

Evaluation System
Evaluation is based on both Formative Assessment (Internal) throughout the semester and Summative Assessment (External) at the end of each Semester.
Fee Structure
  • The College fees must be paid twice in a year, first during admission and later at the beginning of every semester.
  • Hostel Fees to be paid separately.
Admission Procedure
Selected candidates should pay the prescribed fee and produce the following Certificates in Original

As the number of seats per course is limited, a student who joins a first year course has to complete her full course in the College. If a student applies for T.C. she has to clear all her dues.

Candidates are informed that the Original Transfer and Study & Equivalent Certificates produced at the time of admission will not be returned under any circumstances. Students should take copies of these certificates before submitting the original certificates to the College.