Government art and scientific universities on Monday reopened for second and third year students. Some universities also opened for first year students.
Students began to start a new academic year at the Government University in Perubmakkam. The university provides approximately 35,000 students, especially from modest families in the flats on the Slum Council. In its nine departments, the joint educational university has a total of 1,340 students. The Faculty of University said up to 65% of students were girls.
Rupika Devi, student B com Cs 3. She said she was preparing for the secrets of the company and therefore chose a program. She learned to coded according to Naan Mudhalvan educational programs offered by a university. K. Saranya, a second year of Ba Tamil, said: “I am preparing to examine Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission Group this year.
M. Jagajeevan travels from Neelakarai to college. “I will change three buses to get to college. I’m leaving home at 7 am,” says Ba Tamil 2. The first -generation request wants to chase Ma in Tamil and then finish to become a teacher.
“The college starts at 9:30, but the locality is not served by MTC buses. Since the launched e-buses, students have tried to reach a college in time,” the faculty explained. Our students come from Broadway, Tambarama and Guindy. If buses are late, students are delayed. There must be more buses, ”he said.
Sri Kanyaka Paramesware Arts and Science College organized a sophisticated program that welcomed the first year students. The faculty at the University said the aim was to help students break ice and integrate.
The university sprinkled the day with events including dance, karate, singing and games especially for first year students.
Published – 16 June 2025 21:30
