Women's College, AMU

It's a good and peaceful place . Nobody bother you and mind their own business. Helpful people and good teachers.i has been the same since 5yrs but there are some infrastructure changes like swimming pool and basketball court .

I love this place, I enjoy my study here.

With its modest beginning as an inconspicuous school in 1906 at Upper Court, Aligarh on the initiative of the founder Dr. Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah and his wife Waheed Jahan Begum (fondly remembered as Papa Mian and Aala Bi), it developed to a high school in 1921; to an Intermediate College in 1922 and in 1937, it was elevated to the status of an Undergraduate college as part of the Aligarh Muslim University.
Women's College is recognised today as a premier institution of Sciences, Social Sciences, Humanities and Commerce Undergraduate courses for women.
present, 3236 girls students from various parts of the country including overseas students from Turkmenistan, Yemen, Thailand, Nepal, Indonesia, Mauritius and Bangladesh are studying in Women's College. Thirty four (34) different courses are offered under seven faculties: Arts, Social Sciences, Science, Life Sciences, Agricultural Science (Home Sc.), Commerce and Theology. Women's College has a total strength of 105 teaching staff and 75 non-teaching staff members helping in achieving the target of imparting knowledge. The current student teacher ratio is 29:1.

I spend my 7 years here , loved the environment 😍😍😍 and proud to be an AMU student ❤️

Among the most reputed college of the country. It has given wonderful scholars to not only India but across the globe. Proud to be associated with the college.

I'm Indonesian I came here on 2019. I made a friends with international students, from Yaman, Turkmenistan, Egypt, Thailand, Bangladesh, and from Indian itself. Then I can't met them again due to the COVID-19. Then I came back here again on 2022 which all are different, no class meeting as usual, no assignments, no joking with friends. Because I came here for get my Degree, yes I complate my Bachelor's. I feel both happy and sorrow. I hope I can meet my lecturers and my friends someday in the best place. Thanks Abdullah Hall, there is you in a half of myself. I enjoy studied here.

The Women's College, Aligarh Muslim University is a 114 years institution dedicated to the cause of female education in India.  It was started as a small school in 1906 at Upper Court, Aligarh on the initiative of the founder Dr. Sheikh Abdullah (fondly remembered as Papa Mian) and his wife Waheed Jahan Begum.  The high school was established in 1921 and later gained status of an Intermediate College in 1922.  With the passage of time, in 1937 it was elevated to the status of an undergraduate college as part of the Aligarh Muslim University.  It is a pioneer institution of its kind which is providing knowledge to so many deserving communities and in the process it has become a role model and guiding light.  At present, 3095 girls students from various parts of the country including overseas students from Turkmenistan, Yemen, Thailand, Nepal, Indonesia, Mauritius and Bangladesh are studying in Women's College. In all 34 courses are offered under different faculties like Arts, Social Sciences, Science, Life Sciences, Agricultural Science (Home Sc.) & Commerce. Women's College has a total strength of 107 teaching staff helping in achieving the target of imparting knowledge and the current student teacher ratio is 29:1. Besides, this college also has 75 non-teaching staff personnel.

Women's College is striving hard to fulfil the dreams of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan who held immense faith in achieving education for all.  Keeping with the mission of the college to nurture a community of lifelong learners, the college aspires to play an important role in sharing the traditional mode of education along with the modern needs of the contemporary society.  It has a Book Bank facility and modern software for visually challenged students.

A distinct feature of the college is the Centre for Skill Development and Career Planning. The centre provides vocational training to the girls and prepares them for economic independence while counselling them on a possible future career.The establishment of Day Care centre is also a special features of the College.

It's near railway station approx 1.5 km and very crowded area .