Sri Renugambal College of Education, Tiruvannamalai Admission 2025: Dates, Application Form, Courses, Fees & Eligibility

Reputed for its excellent education programs and specialized courses in physical education, Admission to this college is through a holistic admission process as per the policies of the State Government, Union Territory administration, and the university to which it is affiliated. Admission criteria are laid out in such a way to be just, credible, and unbiased for the selection of the deserving candidates keen on a career in education and physical education. 

For education programs, candidates are admitted based on marks obtained in the qualifying examination and/or performance in entrance examinations. The selection process for physical education programs may include additional components such as fitness tests and interviews. Prospective students should also note that the college follows the academic calendar as prescribed by the affiliating university, and admission cycles generally coincide with the university calendar. 

Application Process

Applying to Sri Renugambal College of Education, Tiruvannamalai most likely follows the same six steps:

1. Advertisements on Admissions: All notices about the admission start through the various media of communication with the official website of the college  and local newspapers.

2. Application Form: The candidates are required to obtain and fill in the application form. No information has been mentioned regarding the mode of obtaining the application form; therefore, it is presumed to be available at the college website or at the college itself.

3. Document Submission: Completed application forms should be accompanied by additional required documents, including:

• Mark sheets of qualifying examinations
• Transfer Certificate
• Conduct Certificate
• Community Certificate (if applicable)
• Other relevant certificates as may be deemed fit by the college

4. Entrance Examination: Attend the entrance exam on the specified date if any program requires it.

5. Fitness Test and Interview: Shortlisted candidates for the physical education programs (B.P.Ed and M.P.Ed) will have to undergo a fitness test and attend an interview as part of the selection process.

6. Merit List Preparation: The merit list is then prepared by the institution as per the mentioned criteria of each program based on the merit scores derived from the performances in examinations, fitness tests, and interviews, wherever applicable.

7. Counselling and Admission: Selected candidates would then call for counseling where they can indicate their preferred course (for those applying for more than one program), before final admission is granted following availability of seat and position on the merit list.

8. Fee Payment: The selected candidates are required to pay prescribed fees to confirm admission.

Degree wise Admission Process

B.Ed (Bachelor of Education): Sri Renugambal College of Education has 100 seats for this two year course on the basis of merit of marks obtained in the qualifying examination and/or performance in the entrance examination. The college also considers any other selection process as per the policy of the State Government/UT administration and the affiliating university.

B.P.Ed (Bachelor of Physical Education): The B.P.Ed program also has 100 seats. Admission into this course is more extensive in that it includes a written test, fitness test, interviews, and the percentage of marks scored in the qualifying examination. The final selection is made in accordance with merit derived from these contributions and according to state government policy and that of the affiliated university.

M.Ed (Master of Education): For the 50 seats offered in the M.Ed program, criteria for admission are: as in the case of B.Ed, a candidate is selected based on performance in the qualifying examination and/or entrance examination. The college will also follow any additional selection processes made mandatory by the State Government/UT administration and the university.

M.P.Ed (Master of Physical Education): The admission process for the M.P.Ed, with a total intake of 40 students, is mostly in the same manner as for B.P.Ed since it also includes a written test, fitness test, interview, and percentage score in the qualifying examination. Selections would then be made based on merit in accordance with the aforementioned criteria as well as in the spirit of the policy laid down by the state government's and the university's affiliates.