Mother Teresa College of Education, Dindigul

Mother Teresa College of Education is one of the well-established institutions of higher learning situated in Dindigul, Tamil Nadu, dedicated to the process of building future education. This co-educational college was the advent in the year 2007, and since then it has been nurturing the future teachers.

Located on a limited plot area of about 5 acres, the college boasts of having 189 students admitted to the college and university. The college currently has a faculty of 13 well-trained Educators and thus the student-teacher ratio is small, which guarantees quality delivery of education.

It is affiliated with Tamil Nadu Teachers Education University (TNTEU), Chennai, and approved by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE). The college has developed numerous amenities which work to complement the learning process as well as the personal growth of the learners.

The facility has good standard play areas for sporting activities to be carried out in SOCFAS features well-maintained playing grounds that enthusiasts of the sports can take advantage of, an auditorium for events and seminars as well. This can be seen from the following description, as it also shows that the library is a resource centre that fosters academic endeavours.

For practical learning, the college offers departmental laboratories. The health of students is considered by the availability of a health centre, which gives the first medical assistance. The facilities in the gym can also be utilised by fitness freaks. The college has top-notch IT connectivity, and the students feel connected and are adept at handling technologies.

Mother Teresa College of Education aims at delivering quality teacher education, for which it offers a Bachelor's of Education ( B. ED ). Full-time with two years and has an approved amplitude of entry of one hundred students. The B. Ed programme of the University is aimed at preparing potential teachers and academicians possessing adequate knowledge and hands-on experience in the teaching profession.

The admission policy implemented at Mother Teresa College of Education is based on merit, with the policy sanctioned by the state government, Union Territory administration and the University to which the college is affiliated. Students to these institutions are selected from performance in qualifying examination and or entrance examination.