Co-Operative Arts and Science College, Madayi was formally inaugurated by the former Minister for Education, Sri. T. M. Jacob at the ceremonial function presided over by the former minister for Forest, Sri. K.P.Nooruddin on 21st December 1982. The College was upgraded during 1991- 92 with the B.A Degree course in History. Consequent on the sanction of P. G. Course in History during 1995 -96, college became a post graduate college. In 1996 the college was affiliated to the newly established Kannur University. Another landmark in the history of the college was the starting of B. Com in 1998 and B. A. Malayalam in 1999. In 2001 B. Sc in Mathematics was started. This institution is a boon to the educational backward communities like harijans, fisher men and other sects of North Malabar.
Department
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Department of Hindi
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Department of Arabic
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Department of English
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Department of History
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Department of Commerce
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Department of Sociology
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Department of Malyalam
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Department of Economics
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Department of Mathematics
Research
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Previtised FM Stations - Impact on Malayalam Media
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Western Discourse on Science and Indigenous Medicine: A Case Study of Nineteenth Century Kerala
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Importance of Environmental Protection in the Light of Religious Scriptures
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Devakkooth: A Study
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A Decade of Kudumbasree Experiment in Kerala
Extra Curricular Activities
- NCC - The college has a NCC unit which works with objective of improvement of the civic sense and cultivating a sense of discipline and responsibility, development of personality and aptitude for leadership quality of students.
- NSS - Two units of the National Service Scheme are functioning in the college. Health and family welfare programmes, adoption of village etc. are the some of the popular activities of the NSS unit of college.
Facilities
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Classroom |
All the 17 classrooms are well furnished. |
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Computer Lab |
The computer lab is well equipped with latest tool and technology. |
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Library |
The college has a well stock library. |
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Student Club |
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Awards
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Dr.Balachandran Keezhoth has won ‘Kerala Folklore Academy Award’ for the best research work of 2006
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Dr. N. Mahamood awarded with ‘Best N. S. S. Unit Award 2006-07’ by Kannur University
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Dr. G. Premkumar awarded with ‘Red Ribbon Club Best Performance Award’ by Kerala State Aids Control Society
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The admission process at Cooperative Arts & Science College, Madayi, Kannur, involves submitting an online or offline application after verifying eligibility. Admissions are merit-based, on qualifying exam marks. Applicants must provide the required documents during verification and pay the prescribed fees to confirm admission. Counseling may be conducted if necessary