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Women's College provides undergraduate teaching to women students in the faculty of Arts, Social Science, Science, Life Science, and Commerce. The college has recently started a post graduate course in Home Science.

An Institution with international standard of undergraduate teaching, students of women's college are always front runner. Every year a number of girls are selected in M.B.A., M.C.A., MIBM, MBBS, B.Tech. and other competitive tests of AMU and other institutes of India.

The campus includes an academic complex of class rooms and seminar rooms , an auditorium , a well equipped library, administrative buildings , several residential hostels for about 1350 students. The College has a well equipped computer lab. A career planning centre for women has been established in the college premises.

A wide range of opportunities are available to College students for co-curricular and extra curricular activities. A large number of clubs and societies are run by the students. There are facilities for cultural events, N.C.C., Yoga, Taekwondo, Volley Ball , Table Tennis and Basket Ball.

Schools

AMU is perhaps the only University in the country, which has high schools in its domain. It has as many as five high schools including one for the visually handicapped, and two senior secondary schools for boys and girls.

S.T.S. High School (Minto Circle)

The School was founded in 1875 by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, the famous educationist and social reformer. The foundation stone of school was laid down by a closest associate of Sir Syed, Maulvi Sami Ullah Khan, Secretary of the College Fund Committee, on May 24, 1875. Its original name was the "Mohammedan Anglo Oriental Collegiate School".

The School grew in M.A.O. College in 1877 which in 1920 became the Aligarh Muslim University by an act of the Central Legislature. The School the bore the name, Muslim University High School, but became popularly Minto Circle after the then Viceroy of India, Lord Minto, who generously funded the construction for it's new buildings. In 1966, the school was named after the then Chancellor Syedna Tahir Saifuddin, and hence forth known as S.T.S. Hogh School.

Ahmadi School for the Blind

On 27 November 1927 William Marris, Governor of U.P. inaugurated Ahmadi School for the Blind. Boarding and lodging for the student is free.

The purpose of the school is to teach visually handicapped children.

The School Children have won several prizes in all India cricket tournament for the visually handicapped held at Dehradun and Delhi. Girl Students have won several District and State level music competition.

There are facilities for chair recaning and weaving

AMU City High School

The School runs on the house system which helps the students to display leadership qualities. The School prepares students for secondary and senior secondary School Certificate Examinations of AMU.

AMU City School is the only school in Aligarh region where medium of instruction is English, Urdu and Hindi . The old students of the school have got name in their own way in their area of specialization within the country and abroad

For the all round development of the children emphasis is laid on extra curricular activities such as games and sports, debate and elocution, quiz etc. Further the school has well established science labs., computer lab. and drawing & painting room.