Our college was founded in 1939 with quite a noble mission of educating and enriching poor Muslim girls, enlightening and emancipating them. Gradually it has emerged as a multi-cultural institute for students from varied backgrounds. It has in the mean time put on a number of feathers on its hat.
I wholeheartedly believe that two most important factors behind the all-round development and success of this College are:
(a) a long tradition of a very strict discipline and
(b) a total absence of any kind of external interference. This is probably reflected in the consistently brilliant academic performance of our students both during and after their College days.