By Shafee Ahmed Ko,
Chennai: Mazharul Uloom College of Ambur in Vellore district of Tamil Nadu celebrated second year of B.Ed. course at the college as 96 passouts, including 71 women, were awarded the B.Ed. degrees at a function held on 29th December 2011. Padma Shree Mecca Rafeeque Ahmed, President, FICCI, Tamil Nadu Chamber, presided over the function.
The successful B.Ed. graduates were in their colourful academic attire. Out of 96 successful candidates, 71 women came out with flying colours, and 25 men scored the card. Graduates were from different communities like Muslim, Hindu and Christian. This shows that Ambur Muslim Educational Association (AMEA, which runs this college, considers all candidates equal.
Padma Shree Mecca Rafeeque Ahmed, President, FICCI, Tamil Nadu Chamber, presided over the function. “Among the noblest of the profession, I personally believe, is teaching profession which imparts knowledge to others. Your job has not ceased to a final point with this graduation degrees in your hands, what you have now, is a specific role and responsibility before you, in turn have to make many more of your future disciples as brilliant as a glittering diamond,” said Ahmed.
As a co-educational Institute (in teachers’ training only), Mazharul Uloom College has now around 900 students and offers several undergraduate courses along with M.Sc. (computer science). In a novel experiment, the MU College has been providing free coaching for girl students to appear for B.Com and BCA courses at Hasnat-e-Jaria Girls High School in the tiny leather town during the last nine years. It has enabled almost 900 girls to acquire B.Com degree from open universities and distance learning institutes.
The College, accredited by NAAC B+ Grade and affiliated to Thiruvalluvar University, Vellore, has now introduced M.Com. in Bank Management with Computer Application.
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