Servite Arts and Science College for Women
Awake, Empower, Liberate
About Servite Arts and Science College for Women
Servite Arts and Science College for Women, established in 2010 by the Congregation of Mother of Sorrows Servants of Mary, is dedicated to the integral formation of young women. Rooted in values of social justice, moral integrity, and empowerment, the institution focuses on holistic development, transforming students into skilled, enlightened, and liberated individuals who can contribute positively to society. The college offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, emphasizing not just academic knowledge but also character building. With a commitment to excellence and discipline, the faculty strives to mold students into confident leaders. The peaceful, rural campus provides an ideal setting for academic focus, supported by modern amenities and a supportive learning environment designed to meet the unique needs of women learners.
Highlights
Courses Offered
Admission Process
Application Process
Interested candidates apply via college application forms.
Verification
Academic certificates are verified by the admissions team.
Counseling
Students receive counseling to choose suitable programs.
Selection
Admission confirmed based on eligibility and merit.
Fees Payment
Completion of documentation and payment of term fees.
Facilities
Placement Information
Scholarships
- Government Merit Scholarships
- Congregation Management Aid
- Financial Support for Needy
- Sports Talent Grants
- First Graduate Concession
- E-District Scholarships
- Minority Student Assistance
- Academic Excellence Award
Hostel Facilities
Events
- College Day
- Graduation Ceremony
- World AIDS Awareness Day
- Cultural Fest
- Women’s Empowerment Workshop
- Sports Day
Campus Life
Technical Clubs
- IT Club
- Mathematics Forum
- Language Club
Cultural Clubs
- Fine Arts Association
- Music Troupe
- Dance Academy
Community Service
- Community Outreach
- Social Justice Awareness
- Human Solidarity Programs
- Eco-friendly drives
- Village welfare camps
- Literacy campaigns