Genesis of the College
Alhaj Wavoo S. Seyed Abdur Rahman and his family founded the Wavoo Wajeeha Women's College of Arts and Science in Kayalpatnam in 2006 with the noble goal of bringing high-quality higher education to females in remote places where it was previously a privilege for a select few. The trust's goal was to help local Muslim women who were disadvantaged and disenfranchised by giving them an education and training that would enable them to become morally upright, culturally literate, socially responsible, intellectually sound, and technically proficient.
The renowned philanthropist Alhaj Wavoo S. Seyed Abdur Rahman is responsible for the college's originality since he tirelessly worked to meet the needs of the community by providing access to high-quality education. He also worked consistently hard and had experience in a variety of disciplines.
"Until and unless the women in the society are equally empowered, a nation won't become developed."
With three degree programs associated with Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli, the college started out with 124 students and 12 employees. The amount of programs the institution offers, the number of students it enrolls, and its personnel have all increased throughout the course of the year. From the year 2009, the institution began to provide postgraduate and skill-development courses. It currently enrolls more than 1300 students in 9 undergraduate degree courses, 4 postgraduate degree courses, and diverse disciplines of the arts, sciences, and business. There are more than 45 non-teaching and supporting staff members as well as more than 75 teaching faculty members. This college, one of the esteemed academic institutions in the area, has graduated more than 4000 students to far.WILL,WISDOM & WORSHIP Our college's motto is "WILL, WISDOM & WORSHIP," and the campus supports those who have the Will to succeed in acquiring Wisdom in a setting free from caste, creed, and religious prejudice.
Location and Locality:
Winston Churchill once said, "We shape our buildings, and then our buildings shape us. All academic endeavors benefit from the physical infrastructure of Wavoo Wajeeha Women's College, which offers more than just walls and roofs. The college's expansive campus spans 5 acres of land, with 70,000 square feet of built-up space and acres of open space for parking, gardens, and sports fields, creating the perfect setting for studying. With historic Masjids and Monuments in Kayalpatnam, the renowned St. Thomas Church in Veerapandianpatnam, and a well-known Temple in Tiruchendur nearby, the college's campus, which was built along the coastal area of the city, is surrounded by a rich cultural diversity and serves as an example of the adage "Unity in Diversity." The fact that the entire campus is clean, green, and Wi-Fi enabled helps to develop the brightest minds for the future and feeds the dreams of many.