Sri Padmavathi Mahila Viswavidyalayam (Women's University)

Tirupati, nestling at the foot of the sacred Tirumala Hills from times immemorial, is one of the most famous places of pilgrimage in India. It is situated in the southern part of Andhra Pradesh.

Thousands of pilgrims visit Tirumala Hills every day, making Tirupati a city predominated by floating population. Despite the inundation of pilgrims with diverse cultures and languages from all over the country and abroad, Tirupati preserves its own identity and cultural heritage. The city has three Universities, two Deemed Universities, an Engineering College, a Medical College, an Agricultural College, a Veterinary College, and several Colleges that offer different graduate courses, Junior Colleges, and Schools. In short, Tirupati is a potential centre for education in general and higher education in particular.

Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam is a fully residential University. Hostel accommodation is being provided to outstation students. Accommodation is provided in six Hostel Buildings, each with three floors. A clean, Healthy and Hygienic diet will be supplied in the hostels. The hostels are under the control and management of the University. Each hostel has a warden and the Warden’s office is located in the Hostel premises. The candidate and parent/guardian should sign the declaration form at the time of admission into hostels. Married students are permitted to stay in the hostels up to six months of pregnancy. Ragging is strictly prohibited in the Hostel. The university can refuse admission into the hostel to any student who is considered not suitable for admission on medical grounds or other valid reasons. No student will be permitted to go home during working days. Students cannot stay in the hostel during vacation except with the special permission of the Warden.