The College runs dedicated Remedial Classes for students who need additional academic support — an initiative aimed at ensuring that no student is left behind, and that every learner has the opportunity to succeed.
Students who may need extra support in language and foundational subjects.
Students from backgrounds where the medium of instruction differs from their earlier schooling.
Students performing below the class average in specific subjects.
Students from reserved categories seeking additional academic reinforcement.
Any student who voluntarily wishes to strengthen their understanding of core concepts.
Remedial classes are offered for subjects where students typically seek additional help — including English communication, Mathematics, foundational science subjects, and core commerce subjects. The specific subjects and schedule are announced each semester.
Small-group teaching for personalised attention.
Focus on foundational concepts and problem-solving techniques.
Regular practice exercises and feedback.
Supplementary learning material and reference texts.
Mentorship by experienced faculty members.
Remedial classes are typically held outside regular class hours — in the early morning or late afternoon — so that they complement rather than disrupt the regular academic timetable. The schedule is displayed on the College notice board at the start of each semester.
Enrollment in remedial classes is voluntary. Students can enrol through their department or by meeting the Remedial Classes Coordinator. There is no additional fee for these classes.