1952- Mother Gabrielle founded the college
1977 – SILVER JUBILEE
2002 – GOLDEN JUBILEE
2004 – Accredited by NAAC with B++
Academic Field
Introduction of New Courses
1955 - Two year B.A. Course of Madras University.
1956 - Pre-University course.
1957 - Three year degree course in B.A. Economics & History (Double Main) and
B.Sc Zoology.
1958 - Affiliation shifted from Madras University to Kerala University.
1958 - B.Sc Chemistry.
1964 - Pre degree course.
1966 - B.Sc Botany.
1972 - B.Sc Physics.
1973 - Bifurcation of B.A. Double Main into B.A. History and B.A Economics
1979 - B.Com.
1980 - B.A.English.
1981 - B.Sc Mathematics.
1998 - M.Sc Physics. (The first Post Graduate Course)
1999 - M.A.English
2000 - Delinking of Pre degree course.
2000 – Centre for B.Sc.I.T. (University of Calicut)
2002 – Self-financing courses (B.Sc.Computer Science & BBA)
2005 – B.A.Travel & Tourism Management
Infrastructure
1952 Providence Women’s College started functioning in the Providence School building with 67 students, seven staff members and Mother Gabrielle as Principal.
1954 Foundation stone land for the college building atop Florican Hill by Sri.Prakasa, Governor of Madras
1955 Blessing of the new building.
1955 Foundation stone for Auditorium (Present Arts Block) was laid.
1956 Pierce Leslie company’s bungalow became the Convent home.
1956 Hostel I - Opened
1966 Arts Block (presently the office block) and Library came into being.
1968 Hostel II started functioning
1968 Additional wings were added to the Chemistry and Botany laboratories.
1970 College Chapel blessed
1971 The Canteen became functional.
1973 The Indoor Stadium opened.
1976 Carmel Welfare Centre started
1981 The Silver Jubilee Auditorium came up.
1981 Hostel III Opened
1987 Extension Counter of the Catholic Syrian Bank started functioning.
1988 U.G.C. Extension Centre added to the Arts Block
1996 A new library block took shape.
2003 Renovation of the Workshop
2005 B.Ed. College
2006 Mother Veronica Seminar Hall & Reading Room, Multimedia Lab
2007 Audio Visual Room
Purchase of land, 80 cents, adjacent to the college.
History