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Nadar Mahajana Sangam S. Vellaichamy Nadar College was started in 1965 by the “Nadar Mahajana Sangam” with the encouragement of the generous donations received from philanthropic members of the Sangam. Kodaivallal, Kalvithanthai Thiru.S.Vellaichamy Nadar of Virudhunagar has contributed largely for the creation of this institution by his enthusiastic assistance in all ways. In order to perpetuate his pleasant memory, this College has been named after him. The College was inaugurated on 20th July 1965 by our beloved National leader ‘Bharat Ratna’ Thiru. K. Kamaraj. Today this co-educational citadel of learning has developed into a postgraduate and research institution imparting quality education with the main emphasis on conduct and character development. Even though it is run by the Nadar Mahajana Sangam, the institution caters to the needs of all, without any discrimination of caste, creed or religion. The College has planned its work so as to have a well-integrated scheme of instruction, tutorial help and personal guidance coupled with healthy life and community activities to suit individual needs. The objective is to inculcate the habits of punctuality and the sense of responsibility among students so that they become worthy citizens of India.
Vision
To become a Premier Institution of Higher Education and to serve the community and the nation.
Mission
To provide need-based quality education, enhance the skills, competitiveness and employability of students, shape their character and make them responsible citizens of India.
Lotus flowers, palm-leaf manuscripts, books, mountain and a kuthuvilakku are found in our emblem. Mountain symbolizes eminence, stability, prominence and greatness. The two mountains at the background suggest that our college plays a prominent role in providing quality education to students in and around Madurai city. Moreover, they also suggest that our college is the ground where students are trained to reach the pinnacle of glory in the life. A kuthuvilakku, an oil-lamp with a pedestal occupies the prominent place in our emblem. Light symbolizes knowledge which dispels ignorance and darkness. Kuthuvilakku is lit on auspicious occasions and it has religious significance too. It suggests imparting education as a sacred activity. To educate means to train the mind and shape of the character of the pupils. The wisdom of the past, represented by two bundles of palm-leaf manuscripts, plays a major role in deep