About the College
WMO Arts and Science College, affiliated with the University of Calicut, is bestowed with the beauty of nature due to its location in the vicinity of Western Ghats. The multi-disciplinary College offers Bachelor's and Master's programmes in humanities, social science, science and commerce. The College has been accredited by the NAAC with 'A' Grade in the second cycle of accreditation and currently proceeding toward the third cycle of accreditation. The institution's commitment to providing quality education for all has offered the opportunity to empower members of the underprivileged minority, orphans, and the destitute while respecting moral and ethical principles.
The College houses 13 departments with 11 Undergraduate and 8 Postgraduate programmes. The College now provides remote learning options in addition to the normal courses through the Learning Management System. The College has modern amenities and excellent infrastructure. The location of the College makes it convenient to access.
WMO Arts and Science College, established in 1995 by Wayanad Muslim Orphanage, is an institute run by the Muslim minority community. The majority of the population in the district consists of Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, and Other Backward Communities. Wayanad is one of the backward districts of India, with a significant shortage of facilities for acquiring higher education. As a result, the society, which consists mainly of Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe and Other Backward Communities in the premise of the college, had a deprivation in obtaining higher education. In this scenario, the orphanage committee had planned to establish the college to uplift the youth, especially the orphans, by educating them irrespective of caste, religion, or creed. Since then, the college has been playing a vital role in igniting thousands of students in and around the district of Wayanad, equipping them with essential standards in all sectors of life. The college's original mission to educate the disadvantaged regardless of caste, religion, or creed significantly influenced the elevation of society, which changed public perceptions about higher education.
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