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Why are more institutes switching to co-educational system?

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Why are more institutes switching to co-educational system?
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Several long-standing men's colleges in Chennai are transitioning to co-educational systems to meet changing student and parent preferences. Institutions like Pachaiyappa’s College and C. Kandaswami Naidu College are gradually introducing female enrollment in undergraduate and post-graduate programs.

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This shift reflects a broader cultural and institutional move toward gender inclusivity in higher education within India, challenging traditional single-gender academic structures.

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Two established colleges in Chennai are gearing up to welcome girls into their classrooms from this academic year, shedding the “male tag” attached to them over the decades.

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The article reports on institutional policy changes using neutral language and quotes from college principals without taking a political stance.

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