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TN govt approves co-education at historic Pachaiyappa’s College

The Tamil Nadu government has granted co-educational status to Pachaiyappa’s College, one of the oldest higher education institutions in the country, enabling women students to be admitted from the upcoming academic year.
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Chennai, June 19:

The Tamil Nadu government has granted co-educational status to Pachaiyappa’s College, one of the oldest higher education institutions in the country, enabling women students to be admitted from the upcoming academic year.

The decision marks a major milestone in the 184-year history of the institution, which was established in 1842 and has long been known for its academic legacy and contribution to higher education in Tamil Nadu.

Officials said the move is aimed at promoting gender equality, expanding access to higher education, and improving overall student enrolment across various courses.

The college management welcomed the decision and expressed gratitude to the Higher Education Department, stating that the inclusion of women students would further enrich the academic environment and strengthen the institution’s growth in the coming years.

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