30, 2013) (Note: The AQAR period would be the Academic...

AQAR 2017-2018, MSN College, Poovanthi. 1

The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

All NAAC accredited institutions will submit an annual self-reviewed progress report to NAAC, through its IQAC. The report is to detail the tangible results achieved in key areas, specifically identified by the institutional IQAC at the beginning of the academic year. The AQAR will detail the results of the perspective plan worked out by the IQAC. (Note: The AQAR period would be the Academic Year. For example, July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013)

Part – A AQAR for the year

1. Details of the Institution

1.1 Name of the Institution

1.2 Address Line 1 City/Town

State Pin Code

Institution e-mail address

Contact Nos.

Name of the Head of the Institution:

Tel. No. with STD Code:

Mobile: Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator:

98432 59191

MADURAI SIVAKASI NADARS PIONEER MEENAKSHI WOMEN’S COLLEGE

POOVANTHI

SIVAGANGAI

TAMILNADU

630 611

[email protected]

Dr.(Ms). R. RAJARAJESWARI

95855 59191

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Mrs. P. KARTHIGAISELVI

2017-18


Mobile: IQAC e-mail address:

1.3 NAAC Track ID 1.4 NAAC Executive Committee No. & Date

1.5 Website address: Web-link of the AQAR: 1.6 Accreditation Details

Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPAYear of

AccreditationValidity Period

1 1st Cycle B 2.64 2016 2021

2 2nd Cycle - - - -

3 3rd Cycle - - - -

4 4th Cycle - - - -

1.7 Date of Establishment of IQAC:

1.8 Details of the previous year’s AQAR submitted to NAAC after the latest Assessment and Accreditation by NAAC ((for example AQAR 2010-11submitted to NAAC on 12-10-2011)

i. AQAR 2016-2017 submitted to NAAC on 24.06.2017

1.9 Institutional Status

University State Central Deemed Private

Affiliated College Yes No

Constituent College Yes No

Autonomous college of UGC Yes No

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www.msnpioneermeenakshicollege.org

11/01/2016

[email protected]

http://msnpioneermeenakshicollege.org/files/2018/06/AQAR17-18.pdf

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EC (SC)/11/A&A/54.1 & 19.01.2016

TNCOGN23498

http://www.msnpioneermeenakshicollege.org/

http://msnpioneermeenakshicollege.org/files/2018/06/AQAR17-18.pdf


Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes No

Type of Institution Co-education Men Women

Urban Rural Tribal

Financial Status Grant-in-aid UGC 2(f) UGC 12B

Grant-in-aid + Self Financing Totally Self-financing

1.10 Type of Faculty/Programme

Arts Science Commerce Law PEI (Phys Edu)

TEI (Edu) Engineering Health Science Management

Others (Specify)

1.11 Name of the Affiliating University (for the Colleges)

1.12 Special status conferred by Central/ State Government--

UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR etc

Autonomy by State/Central Govt. / University UGC-CPE

University with Potential for Excellence UGC-CE

DST Star Scheme DST-FIST

UGC-Special Assistance Programme Any other

UGC-Innovative PG programmes

UGC-COP Programmes

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ALAGAPPA UNIVERSITY, KARAIKUDI, TAMILNADU

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2. IQAC Composition and Activities Annexure -I

2.1 No. of Teachers

2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff

2.3 No. of students

2.4 No. of Management representatives

2.5 No. of Alumni

2. 6 No. of any other stakeholder and Community representatives

2.7 No. of Employers/ Industrialists

2.8 No. of other External Experts

2.9 Total No. of members

2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held

2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: No. Faculty

Non-Teaching Staff Students Alumni Others

2.12 Has IQAC received any funding from UGC during the year?Yes No

If yes, mention the amount

2.13 Seminars and Conferences (only quality related)

(i) No. of Seminars/Conferences/ Workshops/Symposia organized by

the IQAC

Total Nos. International National State Institution Level

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11

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(ii) Themes

I. Faculty Development Programmes:1. Two days faculty development programme was conducted on 12.06.2017 and

13.06.2017. All faculty members participated. 2. Training Programme on “How to Use Smart Class Room” was conducted on

29.06.2017. Twenty six faculty members participated.3. Training Programme on “Techniques and Tactics to succeed in NET / SET”

was conducted on 26.09.2017 for the Computer Science and Information Technology departments’ staff and their PG students attended the program.

4. An orientation on “Effective Teaching” was conducted on 06.12.2017. 75 faculty members participated.

5. Faculty Development Programme on “How to Tap Funds for Research” was conducted on 25.01.2018 to all the faculty members.

6. Spoken English classes were conducted regularly for non teaching staff members.

7. Student Development Programme:A two days orientation programme was organised to the new entrants of 2017 on 23.06.2017 and 24.06.2017 on the topics “Know Your College” and “Empowering Youth through Communication Skills”.

2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC

1. Strengthening the quality of academics by conducting department wise quality circle programmes.

2. Monitoring and evaluating the performance of the teaching, learning activities by collecting feed backs from various stake holders.

3. Encouraging the teachers to make use of the seeding money given by the management to attend seminars and workshops.

4. Training the teachers and PG students to qualify themselves in NET / SET.5. Motivating the staff and students to complete Ph.D., 6. Organising extension activities and social awareness programmes. 7. Performing academic audit.8. Reforms in the periodical evaluation of the students’ performance.9. Documentation of various programmes and activities of the college.

2.15 Plan of Action by IQAC/Outcome

The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards

quality Enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year *

Plan of Action Outcome Achieved1. Based on the results, remedial classes for weak students

The 6th hour was allocated for remedial coaching. The course teachers identified the weak students. Based on that they gave additional care.

2. Encouraging the staff members to attend more FDP’s.

13 staff members attended 7 FDP’s conducted by ICT Academy.


6 members attended the FDP’s organised by various institutions.

Department of English organised FDP on Effective Techniques on Teaching Grammar to their faculty members.

IQAC organised 2 FDP’s to all the faculty members.

3. Organising seminars to create awareness about the funding resources for research.

Dr. V. Manimekalai, Assistant Professor & Head, Department of Botany, Sri Parasakthi College for Women gave a special lecture on the topic “How to Tap Funds for Research”

4. Organising more seminars / workshops and guest lectures for students.

International seminar by the department of Tamil, National seminar by the departments of Commerce and Computer Science and workshop by the department of English and Mathematics were organised. Over all 38 guest lectures were organised.

5. Organising awareness programmes to nearby school students in computer fundamentals and spoken English.

As an extension activity, the school students of our adopted village Poovanthi and the students of St. Mary’s Matriculation School, Thiruppuvanam were brought to our campus and given training on MS Word, Power Point and Word Art. The department of English organised communicative English classes to the school students of Poovanthi in our language lab.

6. Organising spoken English classes to the non teaching staff

IQAC decided to conduct spoken English classes for non teaching staff members and it was carried out successfully.

7. Organising many health awareness programmes

Health awareness programmes about Cancer, Diabetic, Dengue and Anaemia were conducted. A general health check up in collaboration with Vadamalayan hospital, Madurai was conducted for our staff and students.

8. Encouraging the staff members to apply for funds from other agencies

2 proposals were sent to the Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology.

Department of Tamil sent 7 proposals to Semmozhi Tamizhaivu Niruvanam for conducting workshops and seminars.


9. Strengthening the Placement & Career Guidance Cell

The Placement & Career Guidance Cell is actively working. The cell arranged many training programmes in association with Employment Office, Sivagangai. Coaching classes were conducted for TNPSC and Banking service examinations. On Campus placement drive was organised. Final year students were guided to attend off campus drives.

Totally 77 students placed in various organisations in this academic year.

38 students were placed in iSON BPO Company at Chennai as Customer service representative.

2 students were placed in Aurolab, Karuppayurani, Madurai as Graduate Trainee.

2 students were placed in Future Generali as Team Leader.

2 students were placed in Vega Intellisoft, Chennai as Customer Support Officer.

1 student was placed in IDBI Insurance Ltd, Coimbatore as Team Leader.

1 student was placed in Hindhuja Global Solutions as Customer Support Officer.

7 students were placed in Simho HR Services PVT LTD, Chennai as Operator.

2 students were placed in Kalyani Associates (P) Ltd, Madurai as Clerical Assistant.

20 students were placed in Rising star mobile India Pvt. Ltd, Chennai as Operator.

2 students were placed in TCS as Graduate Trainee.

10. Reforms in Periodical Test Question papers for periodical tests were generated by software which is designed by Ms. K. Sudharani, Head of the Department of Computer Science. Feasible questions are to be uploaded in the prescribed format. Options are available to give weight age to university questions and to check the validation of equal distribution of


questions within the units. The questions are generated by IQAC.

11. Paperless work Work is under progress to automate the profile of the staff and students.

12. Updation of Computer Labs Computer labs were updated by the replacement of 26 old systems. Additional lap tops were given to the departments. Colour printer was used to generate the certificates.

13. Encourage the students to participate in open sports competition

Our physical directress trained our students in a very systematic manner. As a result of it, 6 students selected as university players and participated in many inter university competitions of UGC south zone.

14. Quality Enhancement of the Staff Members

Appearing for SET / NET was made compulsory for the staff members who have not cleared those exams. The management also encouraging them by reimbursing their examination fee.

Three members cleared their NET and 2 faculty members qualified in SET.

Workshops and guest lectures were arranged for the PG departments related to SET / NET.

OD was given to the staff members who are pursuing Ph.D., for their research work.

This year 3 staff members registered for Ph.D., programme.

2 staff members completed their viva voce examination.

15. Stimulating the research activities Seed money was given for the staff members for attending and presenting the papers in the seminar.

Staff members were given the page charges in case of publishing their work in peer reviewed journals.

* Academic Calendar of the year is attached as Annexure II

2.15 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body Yes No

Management Syndicate any other body

Provide the details of the action taken

Committee approved the report.

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Part – B

Criterion – I

1. Curricular Aspects

1.1 Details about Academic Programmes

Level of the Programme

Number of existing

Programmes

Number of programmes added during

the year

Number of self-financing programmes

Number of value added / Career

Oriented programmes

PhD 1 1M.Phil., 1 -- 1PG 5 5UG 9 1 10PG DiplomaAdvanced DiplomaDiplomaCertificate 27 27 27Others

Total 43 1 44

InterdisciplinaryInnovative

1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBCS/Core/Elective option / Open options (ii) Pattern of programmes:

1.3 Feedback from stakeholders* (On all aspects) Alumni Parents Employers Students

Pattern Number of programmes

Semester 15

Trimester --

Annual 27 certificate courses offered by the college.

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Mode of feedback : Online Manual Co-operating schools

* An analysis of the feedback from the student provided in Annexure III

1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salient aspects.

Yes. The syllabus was changed in this academic year 2017- 2018, as per the guidelines of Alagappa University, Karaikudi.

1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.

B.Sc., Physics course was introduced in this year.

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Criterion – II

2. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation

2.1 Total No. of permanent faculty

2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D.

2.3 No. of Faculty Positions Recruited (R) and Vacant (V) during the year

2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty

2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/ Workshops

22 62 30

Presented papers 66 70 6Resource Persons 1 - 3

*Details are attached as Annexure –IV

2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:

Learners’ centric teaching methods like case study method, group discussion, guest lectures, power point presentations, quiz tests, assignments, peer learning, practical sessions, problem solving and model making are adopted.

Tutorial study materials and question banks in each subject is available in the departments and library.

Slow learners are found out based on their periodical test evaluation and remedial coaching is carried out.

Students are encouraged to do self study programmes and swayam prabha certificate courses.

Departments use the ‘swayam praba’ channels for enhance the knowledge of the students.

Smart class rooms are available for every department to encourage the ICT enabled teaching.

Inter disciplinary and Peer Team teachings are carried out.

Total Asst. Professors

Associate Professors

Professors Others

78 77 1 -- --

Asst. Professors

Associate Professors

Professors Others Total

R V R V R V R V R V

15 - - - - - 1 - 16 -

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2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days during this academic year

2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by the Institution (for example: Open Book Examination, Bar Coding, Double Valuation, Photocopy, Online Multiple Choice Questions)

For summative examinations, examination and evaluation reforms are initiated as per the guidelines of the affiliating university.

For the periodical tests, the question papers are generated by the IQAC with the software which is developed by our staff member.

2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum Restructuring /revision/syllabus development

as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshop

2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students

2.11 Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage:

Division in %Title of the Programme

Total no. of students appeared Distinction I II III Pass

B.A., Tamil 33 - 60.61 6.06 - 66.67B.A., English 58 - 65.52 27.58 - 93.10B.Sc., Mathematics 93 58.06 39.78 - - 97.84B.Sc., Computer Science 37 21.62 72.97 2.70 - 97.29B.Sc.,Information Technology 40 10.00 80.00 - - 90.00B.C.A., 36 36.11 61.11 - - 97.22B.Sc., Software 38 15.79 52.63 5.26 - 73.68B.Com., 29 6.90 55.17 27.59 89.66B.Com (CA)., 80 5.00 65.00 20.00 90.00M.Sc., Mathematics 12 41.67 58.33 - - 100M.Sc., (CS & IT) 18 55.56 44.44 - - 100M.Com (CA)., 12 16.67 83.33 - - 100M.A(Tamil) 6 100 - - - 100M.A(English) 4 - 100 - - 100M.Phil., Tamil 2 100 - - - 100

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2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes:

Contribution to Teaching & Learning processes:

As a mean of encouraging and monitoring the faculty, to use ICT tools in teaching, IQAC regularises and keeps the records of the usage of smart class rooms.

Ward system is adopted to find out the difficulties of the students in learning process.

Triggering the faculty to attend seminar/conference/workshop inside and outside the institution.

To keep the quality of the question paper of the periodical test, the question paper is generated automatically using the randomized generator method from all possible questions.

Organising quality circle programmes periodically. Based on the analysis of the student’s feedback and the result analysis, relevant

actions are taken in concerned with the Head of the Departments.

Monitoring the Teaching & Learning processes:

Analysis of students feedback. Staff lesson plan diary. Recording of staff participation in Research and extracurricular activities.

Evaluation of Teaching & Learning processes:

Organising quality circles to evaluate the in depth knowledge in the subject. Evaluating the performance of internal assessments. Analyzing students’ performance in theory and practical examinations through

students score.

2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development Faculty / Staff Development Programmes Number of faculty

benefittedRefresher courses -UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme -HRD programmes -Orientation programmes 4Faculty exchange programme -Staff training conducted by the university 8Staff training conducted by other institutions 22Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. --Others 15

*Details are attached as Annexure - V


2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff

Category Number of PermanentEmployees

Number of Vacant

Positions

Number of permanent

positions filled during the Year

Number of positions

filled temporarily

Administrative Staff

11 - 1 -

Technical Staff 3 - 1 -


Criterion – III

3. Research, Consultancy and Extension

3.1 Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing/Promoting Research Climate in the institution

Organises awareness programmes about the funding agencies like TNSCST, UGC and DST.

Recommends the management to give on duty leave for research work. Motivates the staff and students to participate in seminars and workshops

conducted by various organisations. Motivates the departments to organise seminars / conferences. Students are motivated to present papers in seminars and conferences. Staff members are encouraged to publish papers by providing seed money. Publishes an International multi disciplinary Bi Annual journal which is

approved by UGC. Motivates the staff for submitting minor research project proposal.

3.2 Details regarding major projects: NA

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned SubmittedNumber - - -Outlay in Rs. Lakhs

- - - -

3.3 Details regarding minor projects: NA

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned SubmittedNumber - - - -Outlay in Rs. Lakhs

- - - -

3.4 Details on research publications

International National OthersPeer Review Journals 93 - -Non-Peer Review Journals - - -E-Journals 10 - -Conference proceedings 5 11 2

*Details are attached as Annexure - VI


3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications: Range Average h-index Nos. in SCOPUS

3.6 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and other organisations:

Nature of the Project DurationYear

Name of thefunding Agency

Total grant

sanctioned

Received

Major projects - - - -Minor Projects - - - -Interdisciplinary Projects - - - -

Industry sponsored - - - -Projects sponsored by the University/ College

2017 -2018

Tamil Virtual Academy 25,000 25,000

Students research projects(other than compulsory by the University)

Any other(Specify) 2017 – 2018

Social Empowerment of Local People Trust

10,000 10,000

Total 35,000 35,000

3.7 No. of books published i) With ISBN No. Chapters in Edited Books ii) Without ISBN No. *Details are attached as Annexure - VII

3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from UGC-SAP CAS DST-FIST

DPE DBT Scheme/funds

3.9 For colleges Autonomy CPE DBT Star Scheme

INSPIRE CE Any other (specify)

2017 – 2018

National Commission for Women *

28,200 28,200

* For conducting Legal Awareness Programme about Women Related Laws.

0.654-5.859

3.1896 2

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28200*

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3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy

*By giving consultancy service to Madurai Sivakasi Nadar Matriculation Higher Secondary School in generating periodical test question papers using our software.

3.11 No. of conferences organized by the Institution

* Details are attached as Annexure - VIII

3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons

* Details are attached as Annexure -IX

3.13 No. of collaborations International National Any other

3.14 No. of linkages created during this year

3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs:

From funding agency From Management of University/College

Total

3.16 No. of patents received this year: NA

Level International National State University CollegeNumber 1 2 2 - -

Sponsoring agencies

Management Management Management - -

Type of Patent NumberAppliedNational GrantedAppliedInternational GrantedAppliedCommercialised Granted

10,000*

31

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3.17 No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows of the institute in the year:

* Details are attached as Annexure - X

3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution

who are Ph. D. Guides

and students registered under them * Details are attached as Annexure - XI

3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution

3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones)

JRF SRF Project Fellows Any other

3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events:

University level State level National level International level

* Details are attached as Annexure – XII

3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events: NA


3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS:


3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC: NA


Total International National State University Dist College

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3.25 No. of Extension activities organized

University forum College forum

NCC NSS Any other

*Details are attached as Annexure - XIII

3.26 Major Activities during the year in the sphere of extension activities and Institutional Social Responsibility

100 trees were planted in the campus by YRC volunteers. Exhibition to school children at Manamadurai and Melur were conducted. Awareness programme by NSS on “Dengue, Cancer and Women Health” in both

inside the college and surrounding villages. Students acting as scribe for blind students at Sundararajanpatti, Alagarkoil. Cleaning the temple in adopted village Poovanthi and Thiruppuvanam by NSS

volunteers. Students went to “Poongudil” – The home for aged people and helped them. Enhancing the Digital India programme by giving demo to village women of

adopted village Poovanthi about ATM and online shopping. Coaching classes were conducted by our students to the school students of our

adopted village Poovanthi. Awareness programmes on Spoken English and Computer Fundamentals were

given to nearby school students. In collaboration with general hospital, sivagangai a blood donation camp was

conducted. 72 students donated their blood. Students performed extension activities in the topics like Challenges of Learning

English as a Second Language, Development in Society through Bakthi Literature, A Study on Women Issues, Tech Lobby, Applications of Trignometry in various courses, E- Banking Services and Interactive Learning.

Consumer Club organised the special lectures on “Consumer Awareness Act and Consumer Behaviour and Consumer Protection Act”.

ECO Club organised a special lecture on “How to make an organic garden?” “Revival of Rivers” programme was organized by Isha Yoga centre, Madurai.

All our students took pledge on “Revival of rivers”.

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Criterion – IV

4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources

4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:

Facilities Existing Newly created

Source of Fund

Total

Campus area 12.33 acres - - 12.33 acresClass rooms 41 - - 41Laboratories 6 - Management 6Seminar Halls 3 - - 3No. of important equipments purchased (≥ 1-0 lakh) during the current year.

6 - Management 6

Value of the equipment purchased during the year (Rs. in Lakhs)

30.56 17.83 Management 57.58

Others(Rs. in Lakhs) 96.88 2.15 Management 99.03

4.2 Computerization of administration and libraryAdmission, drop out analysis and students’ profile are computerised. CIA

(Continuous Internal Assessment) is calculated in the automation and university foil cards are generated. Internet facilities provided to each department, smart classes provided with net connection are regularly used to the teaching learning process. Complete automation and bio metric attendance for staff members are in process. Library management is completely automated.

4.3 Library services:

Existing Newly added TotalNo. Value No. Value No. Value

Text Books 4671 17,07,401 234 38,953 4905 17,46,354Reference Books 8739 22,54,289 424 78,333 9163 23,32,622e-Books 605 33,430 204 ---- 809 33,430Journals 24 31,765 ---- --- 24 31,765e-Journals Subscribed to InflibnetDigital Database --- --- --- --- --- ---CD & Video 1111 5950 33 --- 1144 5950Others (specify) Digital Study MaterialsE-Resource by Staff 458 2400 252 --- 710 2400E-Resource by PG Student

412 1620 150 --- 562 1620


Magazine 37 32,625 1 570 38 33195

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4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme for technology Upgradation: (Networking, e-Governance etc.)

100% computer literacy to all students through certificate courses, allied courses and library literacy programme on digital library.

Staff members regularly attended the Faculty Development Programmes conducted by ICT Academy.

In association with Kani Tamizh Peravai,Alagappa University, special lectures on “Tamil Input, Tamil Language in Internet, Website & Mobile App development and How to create Email ID” were conducted.

National seminar on “Emerging Trends in Computing Technology” was organised.

Training programme on “How to use Smart Board” was organised to the faculty programmes.

Training programmes on “How to upload the questions in the database and How to upload the marks in the database” in our new developed software was organised.


Special lectures on “ Java Servlets, Basic Concepts in Dynamic Webpage Creation, MS Office for Entrpreneurship, Creating Dynamic Webpage with PHP and MySQL, Digital Publishing Using Corel draw and Photoshop, Dot net Framework and Database Connectivity, Flash Animation using Macromedia” was organised for the students.

4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs:

i) ICT ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities iii) Equipments iv) Others

Total:

1. 21

9. 84

0.29

1.25

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Criterion – V

Student Support and Progression

5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services The IQAC of the college established many Cells, Clubs and Committees to enhance awareness about student support services.

New entrants are given orientation on various student support services like scholarship, Library and Internet facility on the fresher’s day.

Anti Ragging Committee and students welfare committee are functioning effectively.

The class teacher and the tutors (ward system) identifies the students personal and academic problems and efforts are taken to rectify it.

Grievance redressal cell, analyses the grievances reported by the students and parents immediate steps are taken over it.

Vibrant Placement and Career Guidance Cell in collobrate with employment office Sivagangai organises coaching classes for TNPSC, Banking and other competitive examinations.Job fair is conducted in our college and students are encouraged to attend the jobfair outside the college premises also.

Student Council members and student members of all committee and cells provide information to their peers.

5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression Class teachers and tutors of the ward system keep track of the performance of the

students both in academic and extracurricular performances and monitor their progress.

Periodical performances of the students are informed to the parents in PTA meeting and the discussions are carried out.

Feed back on teaching, learning, administration and infrastructure is obtained from students twice a year to analyse and rectify the shortcomings.

Self evaluation report is prepared by the staff members and API scores are calculated by the respective H.O.D’s.

IQAC keeps the record of all the achievements of the staff and students for further progression.


5.3 (a) Total Number of students

(b) No. of students outside the state

(c) No. of international students

Men Women

Demand ratio 1:1.30 Dropout % 1.8

5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any)

Coaching programme on NET / SET was conducted to PG students.

IAS Academy of the college trained 31 students of the college.

245 students attended the ‘CAT Model Exam’ conducted by T.I.M.E institute.

Awareness programmes on “Competitive Examinations and Banking Examinations” were organized.

Placement Cell members were divided into 4 groups on the basis of their options say Corporate, TNPSC, Banking and Competitive Examinations.Training was given to these groups as per their need.

170 students of placement cell were registered for TNPSC Group –IV exam and they were given special training in association with Employment Exchange, Sivagangai.

Orientation on “Do’s and Don’ts in the preparation of TNPSC exam” was organised.

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No. of students beneficiaries

5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations

NET SET/SLET GATE CAT

IAS/IPS etc State PSC UPSC Others e

*Cleared TCS Micro degree exam

5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance

Institution has a MoU with ‘Women Entrepreneurs’ Forum an organisation of the Tamilnadu chamber of commerce, Madurai. Students attended many programmes like “Stepping Stones Leading to Entrepreneurial Success, It’s Within You” – “Visualize your health and wealth to be a successful Entrepreneur”, “Hard work Perseverance Branding are Mantras to Succeed in Business” and “Communication Skill to Succeed in Business”. These programmes help them to become a successful entrepreneur.

The institution has Students Counselling Forum. Students can meet anyone of the 14 trained counsellors at any time.

The career guidance cell provides awareness programmes for placement opportunities.

ED Cell organised a short term courses on “Lap Top Service and Beautician” in collobaration with SBL Technology and Malar Beauty Care respectively.

No. of students benefitted

5.7 Details of campus placement

On campus Off CampusNumber of

Organizations Visited

Number of Students

Participated

Number of Students Placed

Number of Students Placed

1 224 38 39

5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes

Women Empowerment Cell and the Anti Sexual Harassment cell organised a special lecture on “Awareness on Sexual Harassment Act” to the students. The helpline no 1091 was given to the students by their tutors and they were advised

1049

1426

1*


to contact the number in case of emergency.

In collaboration with National Commission for Women, legal awareness programme was conducted. Lectures were arranged to create awareness about women’s rights. Quiz competition was conducted to the participants.

5.9 Students Activities

5.9.1 No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events

State/ University level National level International level

No. of students participated in cultural events

State/ University level National level International level

*Details are attached as Annexure –XIV

5.9.2 No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events

Sports: State/ University level National level International level

Cultural: State/ University level National level International level

*Details are attached as Annexure –XV

5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support

Number ofstudents Amount

Financial support from institution 263 9,98,182

Financial support from government 90 2,61,240Financial support from other sources 1 3500Number of students who received International/ National recognitions

- -

5.11 Student organised / initiatives

Fairs : State/ University level National level International level

Exhibition: State/ University level National level International level

2012

1

6 --

1048 -- --

-- --11

252 -- --

2


5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students *Details are attached as Annexure –XVI

5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed: -Nil-

9


Criterion – VI

6. Governance, Leadership and Management

6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution

Vision:

Our quest is to empower women with self reliance and poise (by promoting multidimensional competence equipped with necessary levels of knowledge & life skills) without caste, creed & religion.

To impart higher education to the downtrodden and economically backward rural women by promoting excellence and academic competency.

Mission:

To strengthen the moral fiber of the institution with holistic development based on love, justice, equality and peace.

To empower the Indian women with a higher academic status, leadership qualities and service mindedness to gain a pride of place in Indian society as well as in the world.

To promote excellence and academic competence among students.

6.2 Does the Institution has a management Information System

The institution has integrated automation system in the administrative office, which has been regularly re structured as per the need.

Mrs. K. Sudharani, HOD of Computer Science and Mrs. Sankareswari, Assistant Professor of Information Technology developed software for the auto generation of question papers for the periodical internal tests and stake holders feed back respectively.

The data centre of the IQAC prepares and maintains the annual documents like staff profile, students profile, department, cell, committee and club activities reports, self appraisals and feedback analysis.

6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following:

Curriculum Development The institution is following the syllabi of the affiliating university. This year the

syllabi have been modified and updated by the Board of Studies of Alagappa


University.

The grievances if any in the syllabi are reported to the university and the university immediately rectify it.

To develop skill based knowledge, each department offers 3 certificate courses relevant to their subjects and based on the need of the society. They are also career oriented. For these courses the syllabi are framed by the subject experts and the technical guidance are obtained by the industrial personalities.

M.Sc., CS & IT and Mathematics students registered for certificate courses in ‘SWAYAM’ and the IT students cleared their examination.

6.3.2 Teaching and Learning

Students are encouraged to do the self study courses apart from the regular syllabi.

Bridge courses with entry and exit level test.

Teachers attending for faculty development programmes and workshops.

Seminars / Conferences / Symposium / Workshops are organised periodically in each departments.

Field visit / industrial visit are arranged.

Need based guest lectures are arranged to update the knowledge.

Remedial teaching, adoption of top scorers, adoption of slow learners, peer learning, inter disciplinary teaching, self learning are some of the best practises regularly followed by the college.

Quality circle meeting’s for teachers.

Students are encouraged to submit the projects, assignments with the help of library and net centre.

Students are guided to present and published research papers in seminars and in journal.

Work done registers are maintained by staff members.

On Job training for B.Com., and B.Com(CA)., students during their semester holidays to motivate them to become an entrepreneur.

E materials are made available for the students in the library net centre.


6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation

Centralised Internal Continuous Assessment is conducted by Internal Examination Committee.

For periodical test, question papers are generated by our own software designed by the faculty member.

Model examinations are conducted to train the students in the university pattern.

Provision for improvement of internal mark is available by writing extra test.

6.3.4 Research and Development

Registration fees for paper presentation in the conferences / seminars reimbursed.

Faculty members are encouraged to publish books. Two books were published.

Students are also encouraged to present research papers in seminars and conferences. In this academic year our students presented 22 research papers in international, 7 in national and 44 state level seminars/ conferences. 23 research papers of our students have been published in international journals.

Faculty members are motivated and given on duty leave to pursue their Ph.D., 2 members completed and 2 have registered themselves for pursuing their Ph.D.

An International Bi Annual Multi Disciplinary Journal entitled “MASIVJ” has been published.

20 staff members are editorial board members in international journals.

* Details are attached as Annexure – XVII

6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation

Library:

No. of books in the library: 14,068

No. of books purchased during the year 2017 – 2018: 658

No. of E – Resources: 870

No. of E- Resources in the year 2017 -2018: 402

Library automation is enabled with the help of Flair Software.


Library is equipped with INFLIB NET and NPTEL.

Photo copying machine is available in the library.

ICT:

6 ICT enabled class rooms, one language lab and one browsing centre facility.

10 mbps leased line internet connectivity through NMEICT.

Licensed Microsoft Softwares.

Licensed Anti Virus packages.

Each department is provided with desktop and 2 laptops with internet facility.

Intercom is provided to each department, library, mess, administrative office and main gate.

CCTV facility for vigilance.

2 printers for departments, office, IQAC and Color printer for certificate printing.

Calculation of CIA and generating the foil cards are done by automation.

Physical:

Construction work of the mess hall for hostel students is in progress.

Physics lab.

6.3.6 Human Resource Management At the end of each academic year, the management committee reviews the

existing human resources and identifies requirements for various teaching, non teaching and supportive positions.

Various committees are formed to govern the students’ activities.

In the committees, the faculty members with efficiency are entitled as coordinators along with junior members as members, to groom the leadership role.

Staff members are given with OD and seed money to participate and present papers in seminars and conferences.

Resource persons from various field and departments are invited to enhance the students and staff.


6.3.7 Faculty and Staff Recruitment

Temporary vacancy or vacancies arising in between are immediately filled up by the following procedure.

Advertisements inviting applications from qualified candidates are published in leading newspapers.

Applicants who meet the eligible criteria are called for an interview – cum – trial teaching session.

The selection panel consists of the Secretary, Members of management, Principal, Head of the concerned department, a senior member of the faculty and an external subject expert. Merit is given due weightage.

6.3.8 Industry Interaction / Collaboration

Industry experts are invited to interact with the aspiring students.

Training in servicing the lap top was given to the interested students by a technical expert from SBL Technology, Madurai.

In collaboration with WE and SHARP Forums of Chamber of Commerce, Madurai, Entrepreneurial Development programmes and soft skill development programmes were organised.

In collaboration with WE, both field visits and case study programmes were organised.

20 aspiring students underwent internship with Raj Fine Packs and Micro Fine Packs.

In collaboration with Malar Beauty Care, a short term beautician course was conducted to interested students.

6.3.9 Admission of Students

Online and offline application forms are available for students.

For the government quota seats are filled as per the state government reservation policy.

For the management quota preferences are given to merit and first generation learners. The remaining seats of exists are filled by spot admission.


6.4 Welfare schemes for

Total corpus fund generated

6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done Yes No

Teaching On duty leaves are given for faculty members for paper setting, paper valuation, seminars and workshops and to act as external examiners.

On duty leaves are given to faculty members for attending orientation and refresher programmes.

Maternity Leave. Financial support for publishing research materials. Contributory Provident Fund. Employees State Insurance. Group Insurance scheme. Fee concession to the wards of the staff. Wi – Fi connection for the departments.

Non teaching

Maternity Leave. Contributory Provident Fund. Employees State Insurance. Group Insurance scheme. Fee concession to the wards of the staff. Bonus for administrative and supportive staff. Uniforms for supportive staff. Refreshment during working hours for administrative staff.

Students Group Insurance scheme. Management scholarship for deserving students. Part time employment opportunity. Fee concession for university players. Students counselling Forum. Students Grievance and Redressal Committee to redress the

grievances of the students. Remedial coaching for slow learners. Career Guidance Cell to provide training for students to enhance

their employability. Gymnasium for physical fitness. A health centre under the supervision of a permanent nurse. Awards for best performer.

Nil

✓


6.7 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?

External InternalAudit TypeYes/N

oAgency Yes/N

oAuthority

Academic ✓ Subject Experts ✓ IQAC

Administrative ✓ Baskaran & Harindra Associates

✓ IQAC

6.8 Does the University declare results within 30 days?

For UG Programmes Yes No

For PG Programmes Yes No

6.9 What efforts are made by the University for Examination Reforms? Special examination was scheduled by the university for the students who are

participating in tournaments on behalf of the university.

6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the affiliated/constituent colleges?

6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association

Alumni meet is held in the 1st week of September every year.

Valuable feed backs of alumni are incorporated in the regular activities.

Alumni are invited to give special lectures in their respective departments.

Placement tips and trainings are voluntarily offered by our alumni.

Alumni contributed some furniture and equipments to the institution.

6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association

Parent Teachers Meetings are organised by all the departments periodically.

The problems and grievances of students reported by the parents are redressed.

✓

✓

NA


6.13 Development programmes for support staff

Special training to operate the office automation software.

Spoken English classes.

Road safety programme for bus drivers.

6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly

Management proposed to install solar system and rain water harvesting pits.

Steps have been taken to make the campus plastic free.

Proper maintenance of RO water plant.

All the academic and administrative works are moving towards digitalisation.

Tree plantation by Youth Red Cross.

Replacing the tube lights by LED lamps to minimizing the consumption of electricity.

Organic vegetable garden is maintained by ECO club.

Periodical awareness programmes by ECO club.


Criterion – VII

7. Innovations and Best Practices

7.1 Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive impact on the functioning of the institution. Give details.

Online question generation for periodical tests.

University foil card generation software.

Extra self study courses with prescribed syllabus.

Complete automation in library and office.

Mock Market – A one day mock market was arranged for the students and by the students.

MOOC courses for PG Maths and Computer Science.

7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at the beginning of the year

Action Taken Report:

1. B.Sc., Physics course was introduced.

2. Software for question papers generation, certificates generation and foil cards generation have been created.

3. “Self study” concept was introduced.

4. Department association, club and cell activities were held periodically.

5. Totally 55 guest lectures were organised by all departments.

6. 27 certificate courses were organised.

7. An international seminar, one national seminar, one national level workshop, one state level training programme and one state level workshop were conducted.

8. Outreach programmes were conducted by each department. Basic training to use mobile and internet has been given to the nearby village people’s Spoken English training was given with ICT to the school children in our language lab.

9. Team teaching, Inter Disciplinary teaching, Life Skill Training and peer learning are practised regularly.


10. 2 regular issues of International Bi Annual Multi Disciplinary Journal ‘MASIVJ’ were published.

11. NSS units conducted different programmes like blood donation camp, campus cleaning, awareness rallies etc.,

12. Exhibition, Inter Collegiate Cultural Meet, Inter Group Fine Arts Meet, Muthtamizh Vizha, Pongal Day celebration, Sports Day, College Day, Graduation Day and Hostel Day were conducted.

13. 18 council meetings were conducted for the review of progress and completion of the activities.

Give two Best Practices of the institution BEST PRACTICE – 1:

Inculcating cultural values, moral values and social ethics.

Practices and Outcomes:

1. Daily prayer consists of prayer song, thought for the day, news in Tamil and English, vocabulary and Thirukural. These help the students to mould their morality and update their general knowledge and current affairs.

2. Important days like Vivekananda Memorial Day, Gandhi Jeyanthi, International Yoga Day, Anti Leprosy Day are celebrated. On those days, staff addressed the students and say few words about the brief history and importance of those days. This will help the students to mould their personality and cultivate social ethics and social responsibilities.

3. Traditional festival pongal is celebrated to inculcate the cultures of Tamilnadu. Some traditional competitions like Rangoli (Kolam) and Uriaddi are conducted to create awareness about our tradition.

4. Life Skill Training classes are conducted to inculcate moral values and ethics. Ward system is enhanced through, which students personal, social problems were encountered and suitable counselling was given.

5. Awareness programmes are periodically made on self hygienic and disease prevention methods and other health issues.

BEST PRACTICE – 2:

Digitalization- Making it to reach the rural

Practices and Outcomes

This is done under the head “Life trimming activities through outreach


Programmes” (Extension Activities), the department of computer science organised session to the nearby school children and gave demo and practice in operating computers. They were given training in MS word, Painting and Word Arts.

In collaboration with the university “Kani Tamil Peravai” was created. The department of computer science and the department of Tamil together organised a workshop on ‘Mobile App’ and all the Tamil major students were given opportunities to create e-mail and they were taught to browse and use the net sources.

The department of commerce conducted a survey among the people of Poovanthi and found out 80% of the people are not aware of smart phones, e- Banking, operations, ATMs and online marketing. So, with the help of the local panjayat people, the department organised classes for the women folk and using power point presentation and live demo practice was given.

The nearby school children were brought to our campus and they were given training in spoken English in our language lab.

7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection

Plastic free campus

Eco- Garden

Planting trees

7.5 Whether environmental audit was conducted?

7.6 Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add. (For example SWOT Analysis)STRENGTH:

Well maintained campus with external facility and good infrastructure.

Highly dedicated faculty committed to students welfare.

Support programmes for slow learners – adoption coaching and remedial coaching.

Well equipped labs.

Internet facility and Wi Fi connections for the departments. Net centre attached with the library.

✓


Well maintained and safe residential facility for residential students.

Environmental friendly measures undertaken.

Strong focus on high quality students by giving self learning courses.

Value based education offered to students.

Opportunities for students to develop and enhance their creative potential and individual talent.

Serious efforts are taken for placements.

WEAKNESS:

Low placement rate due to the hesitation of the students who are not willing to move from their places before marriage.

Government aided projects are not given to self finance colleges.

Low admission in PG programmes.

OPPORTUNITY:

Industry and institute collaboration.

Scope for inter disciplinary activities and research.

Short term courses and value added courses.

Better academic results.

THREAT:

Increase in number of colleges in the surroundings.

Finding steps to bridge the gap between academic skills and employability skills.

8. Plans of institution for next year To introduce a parallel section in UG Tamil.

Strengthening the infrastructure of the college.

Development of sports infrastructure.

Motivating the faculty to do their Ph. D and to clear SET/NET.

Strengthening the placement service for the students.

To enhance consultancy services.

Organising IQAC based seminars.



Annexure I

Abbreviations:

CAS - Career Advanced Scheme

CAT - Common Admission Test

CBCS - Choice Based Credit System

CE - Centre for Excellence

COP - Career Oriented Programme

CPE - College with Potential for Excellence

DPE - Department with Potential for Excellence

GATE - Graduate Aptitude Test

NET - National Eligibility Test

PEI - Physical Education Institution

SAP - Special Assistance Programme

SF - Self Financing

SLET - State Level Eligibility Test

TEI - Teacher Education Institution

UPE - University with Potential Excellence

UPSC - Union Public Service Commission

Annexures for AQAR 2017-2018, MSN College, Poovanthi. 42

ANNEXURE I

MADURAI SIVAKASI NADARS PIONEER MEENAKSHI WOMEN’S COLLEGE, POOVANTHI

IQAC Composition for the year 2017 – 2018

Teachers

1 Dr. S. Kalaivani, Asst. Professor, Department of Tamil2 Ms. M. Kanniya, Asst. Professor, Department of English3 Ms. S. Subha, Asst. Professor, Department of Mathematics4 Ms. A. Shivasankari, Asst. Professor, Department of Physics5 Ms. T. Ramaporkalai, Asst. Professor, Department of Computer Science6 Ms. N. Vinothini, Asst. Professor, Department of Information Technology7 Ms. A. Kumudha, Asst. Professor, Department of Commerce8 Ms. M. Jemima suganthi, Asst. Professor, Department of Commerce (CA)

Administrative / Technical Staff

1 Dr. R. Poongkuzhali, Head, Department of Tamil2 Ms. C. Ramalakshmi, Head, Department of Mathematics3 Ms. K. Sudharani, Head, Department of Computer Science4 Ms. R. Kalaivani, Technical Coordinator5 Ms. N. Indu, Office Superintendent

Students

1 Ms. B. Sameera, College Union President 2 Ms. M. Sarulatha, College Union Secretary

Management Representative

1 Thiru. J. Ashok B.A., Assistant Secretary


Alumni

1 Ms.R. Prasanna Bala Saraswathy, Lead Engineer, HCL Technologies, Chennai2 Ms. R. Janani, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Mathematics

Community Representative

1 Mr. V. Vijaya Krishnan, Ex Chairman, Poovanthi PanchayathIndustrialist

1 Mr. Manimaran, President, Madurai District Tiny & Small Scale Indiutries Association (Maditssia), Madurai.External Experts

1 Dr. Pitchaikani Prabhakaran, Controller of Examination, Sri Kaliswari College, Sivakasi.


ANNEXURE – II

Academic Calendar

S. No Date Activities Organizer/Department1. 26.05.17 Planning & Evaluation Committee Meeting

Financial Committee MeetingPlanning & Evaluation CommitteeFinancial Committee

2. 05.06.17 Admission Committee Meeting Admission Committee3. 12.06.17 &

13.06.17FDP IQAC

4. 13.06.17 Healthy Practice Committee MeetingStaff Council MeetingInternal Examination Committee Meeting

Healthy Practice Committee IQACInternal Examination Committee

5. 16.06.17 College Reopens for Odd SemesterAdmission Committee Meeting Admission Committee

6. 19.06.17 & 20.06.17

Extension Activity Committee Meeting Extension Activity Committee

7. 20.06.17 AQAR MeetingStaff Council Meeting

IQAC

8. 21.06.17 International Yoga DayInternal Examination Committee Meeting

PhysicsInternal Examination Committee

9. 22.06.17 Admission Committee MeetingStudents Council Committee Meeting

Admission CommitteeStudents Council Committee

10. 23.06.17 College Reopens for Freshers College11. 28.06.17 Discipline Committee Meeting

Transport Committee MeetingStudents Counseling Forum Meeting

Discipline CommitteeTransport CommitteeStudents Counseling Forum

12. 29.06.17 Calendar and Timetable for 2017-18 Committee Meeting Calendar and Timetable Committee13. 30.06.17 Internal Examination Committee Meeting Internal Examination Committee 14. 01.07.17 Extension Activity Committee Meeting(CCC) Extension Activity Committee 15. 04.07.17 Extension Activity Committee Meeting(LiTA) Extension Activity Committee


Hostel Committee Meeting Hostel Committee16. 05.07.17 Vivekananda Memorial Day Physics17. 06.07.17 Staff Council Meeting

Internal Examination Committee MeetingIQACInternal Examination Committee

18. 11.07.17 Certificate Course Committee MeetingLibrary Committee Meeting

Certificate Course CommitteeLibrary Committee

19. 12.07.17 PTM Cell Meeting PTM Cell20. 14.07.17 Certificate Course Committee Meeting Certificate Course Committee21. 15.07.17 Thiru. Kamarajar’s 115 Birthday Physics22. 17.07.17 Extension Activity Committee Meeting (Free Tuition) Extension Activity Committee23. 21.07.17 Magazine Committee Meeting Magazine Committee24. 26.07.17 Extension Activity Committee Meeting (Old Age Home)

Grievance Redressal Committee MeetingCertificate Course Committee Meeting

Extension Activity Committee Grievance CommitteeCertificate Course Committee

25. 27.07.17 Dr. A.P.J Abdulkalam Memorial Day I Internals Test Started

Physics College

26. 29.07.17 Staff Council Meeting IQAC27. 02.08.17 PTM Cell Meeting

Staff Council MeetingPTM CellIQAC

28. 04.08.17 Students Council Committee Meeting Students Council Committee 29. 07.08.17 World Breast Feeding Week

ICTACT MeetingNSS Information Technology

30. 09.08.17 Erudition Expo ’17 at Manamadurai College31. 10.08.17 Fine Arts Committee Meeting Fine Arts Committee32. 11.08.17 Staff Council Meeting IQAC33. 15.08.17 70th Independence Day Celebration College34. 18.08.17 Erudition Expo ’17 at Melur

Admission Committee MeetingCollege Admission Committee

35. 19.08.17 Internal Examination Committee Meeting Internal Examination Committee 36. 21.08.17 Inter Collegiate Competitions Committee Meeting Inter Collegiate Competitions Committee37. 28.08.17 Extension Activity Committee Meeting(WEC) Extension Activity Committee


38. 29.08.17 Fine Arts Committee Meeting Fine Arts Committee39. 30.08.17 Extension Activity Committee Meeting(WEC)

II Internals Test StartedExtension Activity CommitteeCollege

40. 31.08.17 Extension Activity Committee Meeting(WEC)Staff Council Meeting Fine Arts Committee Meeting

Extension Activity CommitteeIQAC Fine Arts Committee

41. 01.09.17 Discipline Committee Meeting Students Council Committee Meeting

Discipline Committee Students Council Committee

42. 03.09.17 Pio Flock’17- Alumnae Meet College43. 04.09.17 Discipline Committee Meeting Discipline Committee44. 05.09.17 Teacher’s Day Celebration

Discipline Committee MeetingInter Collegiate Competitions Committee Meeting

College Discipline CommitteeInter Collegiate Competitions Committee

45. 06.09.17 Discipline Committee Meeting Discipline Committee46. 07.09.17 Explorica’17-Inter College Competition College47. 08.09.17 Muthamizh Vizha Tamil48. 09.09.17 Extension Activity Committee Meeting(EDC)

Eves Fest’17- Intra College CompetitionStaff Council Meeting

Extension Activity CommitteeCollege IQAC

49. 11.09.17 Fine Arts Committee Meeting Fine Arts Committee50. 12.09.17 Mahakavi Subramaniya Bharathiyar Memorial Day

Inter Collegiate Competitions Committee MeetingPhysicsInter Collegiate Competitions Committee

51. 13.09.17 Journal Committee Meeting Journal Committee52. 14.09.17 Staff Council Meeting


53. 15.09.17 Extension Activity Committee Meeting(CCC) Extension Activity Committee54. 20.09.17 Extension Activity Committee Meeting(NSS) Extension Activity Committee55. 28.09.17 National Voluntary Blood Donation Day

International Elderly Day PTM for III Years

Physics

PTM Cell56. 03.10.17 Gandhi Jeyanthi Celebration Physics


Transport Committee Meeting Transport Committee57. 04.10.17 Extension Activity Committee Meeting (YRC & RRC)

Research Committee MeetingHostel Committee Meeting

Extension Activity Committee Research Committee Hostel Committee

58. 06.10.17 Internal Examination Committee Meeting Internal Examination Committee 59. 11.10.17 Magazine Committee Meeting Magazine Committee60. 12.10.17 Staff Council Meeting

Internal Examination Committee MeetingIII Internals Test Started

IQAC Internal Examination Committee College

61. 20.10.17 Dr. A.P.J .Abdul Kalam’s 86th birthday Celebration Physics62. 31.10.17 National Unity and Vigilance Awareness Week

Journal Committee MeetingLast Working Day For Odd Semester

PhysicsJournal Committee

63. 06.11.17 Staff Council MeetingCalendar and Timetable Committee Meeting

IQACCalendar and Timetable Committee

64. 08.11.17 Library Committee Meeting Library Committee65. 04.12.17 Extension Activity Committee Meeting (Students

Welfare Committee)Staff Council MeetingCollege reopens for Even Semester

Extension Activity Committee

IQAC

66. 06.12.17 Orientation Programme to Faculty Members IQAC67. 09.12.17 Certificate Course Committee Meeting Certificate Course Committee68. 11.12.17 Human Rights Day Physics69. 13.12.17 Grievance Redressal Committee Meeting Grievance Committee70. 15.12.17 Calendar and Timetable Committee Meeting Calendar and Timetable Committee 71. 16.12.17 Staff Council Meeting


72. 18.12.17 National Energy Conservation day Physics73. 20.12.17 Extension Activity Committee Meeting(WEC) Extension Activity Committee74. 28.12.17 Staff Council Meeting IQAC75. 06.01.18 Road Safety Week Physics


Student’s Fair ED Cell76. 08.01.18 Students Council Committee Meeting Students Council Committee 77. 09.01.18 I Internals Test Started College78. 10.01.18 PTM Cell Meeting

Staff Council MeetingCommerce(CA)IQAC

79. 11.01.18 Discipline Committee Meeting Discipline Committee80. 12.01.18 Herencia’18-Pongal Day College81. 20.01.18 National Youth day Physics82. 23.01.18 Students Council Committee Meeting Students Council Committee 83. 25.01.18 FDP

Certificate Course Committee MeetingIQACCertificate Course Committee

84. 26.01.18 69th Republic Day Celebration College85. 30.01.18 Anti Leprosy Day Physics86. 31.01.18 Internal Examination Committee Meeting Internal Examination Committee 87. 09.02.18 Parents Meeting for I & II Years PTM Cell88. 13.02.18 II Internals Test Started College89. 15.02.18 Staff Council Meeting IQAC90. 17.02.18 Internal Examination Committee Meeting Internal Examination Committee 91. 22.02.18 Students Council Committee Meeting Students Council Committee 92. 23.02.18 Discipline Committee Meeting Discipline Committee93. 24.02.18 National Science Day

19th Annual Sports DayPhysicsCollege

94. 26.02.18 Discipline Committee Meeting Discipline Committee95. 27.02.18 14th Annual Graduation Day,

ICTACT MeetingCollegeInformation Technology

96. 28.02.18 Discipline Committee Meeting Discipline Committee97. 01.03.18 19th College Day College98. 03.03.18 ICTACT Meeting Information Technology99. 08.03.18 Women’s Day Physics100. 16.03.18 Staff Council Meeting



101. 20.03.18 Journal Committee Meeting Journal Committee102. 21.03.18 III Internals Test Started College103. 26.03.18 International Elimination of Racial Discrimination Day Physics104. 27.03.18 World Water Day

World Meteorological DayPhysics

105. 02.04.18 Eclairer – 18Discipline Committee Meeting

CollegeDiscipline committee

106. 05.04.18 Magazine Committee Meeting Magazine Committee107. 06.04.18 Staff Council Meeting

Research Committee MeetingTransport Committee Meeting

IQACResearch Committee Transport Committee

108. 07.04.18 Hostel Committee MeetingLast Working Day For Even Semester

Hostel Committee

109. 10.04.18 Calendar and Timetable for 2018-19 Committee Meeting Calendar and Timetable Committee 110. 12.04.18 Students Counseling Forum Meeting Students Counseling Forum111. 30.04.18 Admission Committee Meeting Admission Committee


ANNEXURE –III

1.3 Feedback Analysis

STUDENT FEEDBACK RESULT ANALYSIS OVERALL REPORT 2017-2018

Tamil English Maths Physics Computer Science

Information Technology Commerce Commerce

(CA)Questions

(%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%) (%)

Subject Knowledge 81 76 76 73 70 74 88 78Adequacy of teaching

methodology 79 74 72 66 66 70 87 74Responsiveness to student

queries 79 73 72 68 65 68 87 75Adequate coverage of

course content 78 73 71 65 65 68 86 74

Regularity & Punctuality 79 76 75 69 68 70 88 75

Preparation for Class 79 75 73 71 67 70 86 73Remedial Class beyond

class hours 79 71 67 62 63 66 86 74Impartial in valuation &

mark allotment 78 73 71 69 65 67 87 74


Control over the class79 74 72 67 65 70 87 74

Quality of Handouts provided by Faculty, if any 78 72 69 59 63 67 86 73Effectiveness of delivery of

lectures 79 73 71 66 65 67 87 73Availability of Faculty

after class hours guidance 79 73 71 64 64 66 87 73


ANNEXURE –IV

2.5 Faculty Participation in Conferences and Symposia

Attended Seminars and Workshops

International LevelS.No Name Topic Organizer/Venue/Date

SeminarsDepartment of Tamil

1. Dr.M. Manimekala Tamil Ilakkiyangalil Vazhibadugal V.H.N.Senthil Kumara Nadar College, Viruthunagar, 18.8.17

2. Dr. P. Nivedita Mu. Varatharasanarin Padaipugalum Panigalum

Alagappa Govt. Arts College, Karaikudi, 01.09.17-02.09.17

3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.

Dr. R. PoongkuzhaliDr. S. KalaivaniMs. V. Antony TamilarasiM. ManimegalaDr. G. GomathyMs. D. RamyaDr. P. NiveditaMs. B. ChamundeeswariDr. M. Selvi Kathija Begum Ms. S. SuruthiMs. R. NithyaMs. S. Jeyanthi

Tamil Ilakkiyangalil Iraichinthanaigal

Madurai Sivakasi Nadars Pioneer Meenakshi Women’s College in association with Tamilaivu Sangamam, 13.09.17

15. Ms. R. Nithya India- Asian Kavignargal Alagappa University, Karaikudi, 27.11.1716. Dr. S. Kalaivani17. Dr. P. Nivedita

Tamil Ilaggiyangalil Naveena Pokkugal

Ulaga Tamil Sangam, Madurai, 30.12.17

18.19.

Dr. R. PoongkuzhaliMs. P. Seethalakshmi

Tamil Ilakkiyangal Suttum Vazhviyal Aram”

Idhaya College, Sarugani, 22.02.18


Workshop20. Ms. M. Subha, Dept. of Maths Pure and Applied Mathematics Devanga Arts College, 11.08.1721. Ms. M. Jemima Suganthi, Dept.of

Com(CA)Recent Trends in Financial Statements-IAS & IFRS Requirement

Mangayarkarasi College of Arts and Science for Women, Madurai, 19.01.18

Conference22. Ms. K. Rajeswari, Dept. of CS “Global Talent Management in the

Digital Era”Fatima College, Madurai, 13.09.17

National Level

S. No Name Topic Organizer/VenueSeminars

1. Ms. S. Suruthi, Dept of Tamil Tamil Ilakkiyatthil Valviyal Arangal

Govt Arts College, Melur, 28.10.17

2.3.

Ms. L. MegarnishaMs. S. Niveditha, Dept of English

Touch stoning Literature with Psychology ‘TLP-2018’

N.M.S.S. Vellaichamy Nadar College, Madurai, 14.03.18

4. Ms. K. Elizabeth Recent Trends in Mathematics Nachiappa Swamigal Arts and Science College, Koviloor, 06.09.17

5.6.7.

Ms. R. VelvizhiMs. P. ChandradeviMs. M. Pavithradevi,

Recent Trends in Applied Mathematics

Jayaraj Annapackiam College for Women, Periyakulam, 13.12.17

8. Ms. G. Ramalakshmi Vedic Mathematics Vivekananda College, Thiruvedagam, Madurai, 19.12.17

9. 10.

Ms. R. JananiMs. G. Ramalakshmi, Dept.of Maths

Applications of Modern Mathematics

Fatima College, Madurai , 26.02.18

11. Ms. T.A. Kanmani, Dept.of Physics Terahertz Communication: Next Department of Electronics and Communication


Frontier for Wireless Communications

Engineering, M.I.E.T Engineering College, Trichy , 18.08.17-19.08.17

12.13.14.15.16.17.18.19.20.21.

22.23.24.25.26.27.28.29.30.31.

Department of Computer ScienceMs. K. SudharaniMs. T. RamaporkalaiMs. P. PriyaMs. C. SulochanaMs. V. JeyalakshmiMs. M. Samera BanuMs. S. PriyadharshiniMs. B. GomathiMs. R. SheebaMs. D. Nivetha

Department of Information TechnologyMs. K. MahalakshmiMs. R. KalaivaniMs. N.VinothiniMs. K.SankareeswariMs. B. NageswariMs. I.Razul BeeviMs. M.SaranyaMs. M.Lydia Packiam MattildaMs. A. SaranyaMs. P.Surya

Emerging Trends in Computing Technologies

Madurai Sivakasi Nadars Pioneer Meenakshi Women’s College, 16.02.18

32. Ms. M. Samera Banu,Dept. of CS 33. Ms. N. Vandhana, Dept. of IT

Advanced Trends in Computer Science & Technology

Nachiappa Swamigal Arts & Science College, Koviloor, 24.08.17

34. Ms. K. Rajeswari, Dept. of CS35. Ms. A. Saranya, Dept. of IT

Innovative Concepts in Computer Science and Applications

Ananda College, Devakottai, 20.01.18

36. Dr. R. Anbu Selvi, Dept.of Com(CA) Women Entrepreneurship in V.V. Vanniaperumal College for Women,


Comprehensive Environment- A Paradigm Shift in Indian Context

Virudhunagar, 07.02.18

Workshops

37.38.39.40.41.42.43.44.45.46.47.48.49.50.

Department of EnglishMs. J.KavithaMs. P.K.RanjaniMs. R.Soniya GandhiMs. P.HaripriyaMs. S.NivedithaMs. L.Megar NishaMs. M.KanniyaMs. K.AishwaryaMs. K.SangeethaMs. D.DhivyaMs. D. AbinayaMs. A.Malika BegumMs. V. Aruna DeviMs. K.Muthulakshmi

English Language Teaching Madurai Sivakasi Nadars Pioneer Meenakshi Women’s College, 02.02.18

51.52.

Ms. C.Sulochana, Dept. of CSMs. B.Nageswari, Dept of IT

Big Data Analytics R- Tool Department of Computer Science, Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai, 19.01.18

53. Ms. S. Nithya, Dept.of Commerce Emerging Trends in Customs Clearances and Logistics

International Business, Alagappa University, Karaikudi, 10.02.18

Conferences54. Ms. K. Sornadevi Sri Kaliswari College, Sivakasi, 23.09.1755. Ms. M. Pavithra Devi

Applications of Operations Research Techniques Sri Kaliswari College, Sivakasi, 22.09.17

56.57.

58.

Ms. T.Ramaporkalai, Dept. of CSMs. C.Sulochana, Dept. of CS

Ms. M. Saranya, Dept. of IT

Data Science, Communication & Multimedia

NPR Arts & Science College, Natham, 29.12.17


59.

60.

Ms. K. Guru Prabha, Dept of CommerceMs. G. Rajalakshmi, Dept of Commerce with C.A

Working Women Problems and Prospects

V.H.N. Senthilkumara Nadar College, Viruthunagar, 19.07.17

61. 62.

Ms. S. Nithya, Dept of Commerce Ms. P. Sakthipriyal, Dept of Commerce

Business Success Hinges on “Business Strategies”

Alagappa University, Karaikudi, 15.12.17

State Level

S. No Name Topic Organizer/VenueSeminars

1. M. Selvi Kathija Begum, Dept. of Tamil Pakthi Neriyil Saiva Vainava Kappiyangal

V.V.V. College for Women, Viruthunagar, 07.08.17-08.08.17

2. 3. 4.

Ms. D. Dhivya, Dept. of EnglishMs. K. Elizabeth, Dept. of MathsMs. M. Preethi, Dept of CS

Implementation of NSS Programmes


5. Ms. L. Megar Nisha, Dept.of English ELITE-2017(English Learning Ignites Triumphant Excellence)

Sri Sarada Niketan College for Women, Amaravathipudur, Karaikudi, 12.09.17

6. Ms. S. Priyadharshini, Dept.of CS The Role of IQAC in Enhancing the Quality Sustenance of Higher Education

N.M.S.S. Vellaichamy Nadar College, Madurai, 17.03.18

7. M. Kanimozhi, Dept.of Com(CA) Recent Developments in Accounting and Taxation

Department of Corporate Secretaryship, Alagappa University, Karaikudi, 20.07.17

Workshops8. Ms. P.K. Ranjani, Dept.of English Strategies for Repairing

Abnormalities in the Competence of English Learners

V.V. Vanniaperumal College for Women, Viruthunagar, 09.08.17

9. 10. 11.

Ms. T.A. Kanmani, Dept. of PhysicsMs. K. Sudharani, Dept. of CSMs. K. Mahalakshmi, Dept. of IT

NPTEL NPTEL, IIT Madras & Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai, 02.01.18


12. Ms. A. Sangeetha, Dept.of IT Salesforce Trailhead Developer Educator

Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, Sivakasi, 29.08.17-01.09.17

13.14.

Ms. S. Nithya, Dept. of CommerceMs. N. Gomathi, Dept. of Commerce(CA)

Impact of GST in Consumer Goods and Service

MIET Arts and Science College, Pottapalayam, Sivagangai, 23.08.17

15.16.17.18.19.20.21.

22.23.24.

25.26.27.28.

Department of CommerceMs. S. NithyaMs. S.LakshmiMs. A.RajalakshmiMs. A.KumudhaMs. C.ThiruvalarselviMs. P.SakthipriyalMs. G.Vinotha

Department of Commerce with C.AMs. N. GomathiMs. G.SaranyaMs. R.AnbuselviMs. M. Jemima SuganthiMs. M. RamalakshmiMs. M. KanimozhiMs. G.Rajalakshmi

Impact of GST in Consumer Goods & Services – Filing the Documentation

Madurai Sivakasi Nadars Pioneer Meenakshi Women’s College , 24.01.18

Conference2930

Ms. M. Pavithra DeviMs. P. Chandradevi, Dept.of Maths

“Recent Trends in Applied Mathematics”

V.H.N. Senthil Kumara Nadar College, Viruthunagar, 30.08.17


Paper Presentation

International Level

S.No Name Topic Organizer/ VenueResearch Department of Tamil

1. P. Karthigaiselvi Madurakavi Aazhvar Vazhiyil Thiruvangaththa mudhanar

2. Dr. S. Kalaivani Nadugal Vazhibattil Kannagi

3. V. Antony Tamilarasi Na. Vanamamalai Padalgalil Idamperum Vinayaga Vazhibadu

4. P. Seethalakshmi Silappadhikarathil Vazhibadugal5. M. Manimekala Siththargal Unarthum Vazhibadugal6. D. Ramya Agappura Noolgalil Nadugal Vazhibadu7. Dr. P. Nivedita Arulmigu Angala Paramehwari Amman

Thirukoil8. Dr. M. Selvi Kathija Begum Islamiya Tamil Ilakkiyangalil Vazhibadu

V.H.N.Senthil Kumara Nadar College, Viruthunagar,18.08.17

9. Dr. P. Nivedita Mu.Vavum Mozhinadaiyum Alagappa Government Arts College, Karaikudi,01.09.17- 02.09.17

10. Dr.R.Poonguzhali Iyargaiyodu Iyaintha Iraichinthanaigal11. P. Karthigaiselvi Agal Vilakku Novalil Mu. Vavin

Iraichinthanaigal12. Dr. S. Kalaivani Thirumangai Aazhvarin Madura Bavanai13. V. Antony Tamilarasi Thirukkavaloor Kalambagathil

Iraichinthanaigal14. M. Manimekala Karaikkal Ammaiyarin Bakthi Nilai15. Dr. G. Gomathy Yesu Kaviyathil Iraichinthaigal16. D. Ramya Periya Puranathil Iraichinthanaigal17. Dr. P. Nivedita Thonma Kuril Iraichinthanaigal

Madurai Sivakasi Nadars Pioneer Meenakshi Women’s College,13.09.17


18. B. Chamundeeswari Iraichinthaigalum Uyirthezhuthalum19. Dr. M. Selvi Kathija Begum Islamiya Neriyil Iraichinthanaigal20. S. Suruthi Vaipadalil Iraichinthaigal21. R. Nithya Aagananootril Murugan Valipaadu22. S. Jeyanthi Aazhvar Pasurathil Avatharangal23. Dr.R.Poonguzhali Nattrinai Padalgalil Paravaigal, Vilangugal

Unarthum Makkal Valviyal24. B. Chamundeeswari Iyarkaiyai Pottrum Tamilar Thiruvizhakkal25. R. Nithya Agananoottru Padalgalil Tamilarin

Thirumanamurai

V.L.P. Janakiammal Arts and Science College,07.10.17

26. Dr. S. Kalaivani Uthvega Nayagi Deepa Maalik27. Dr. P. Nivedita Nambikkai Ootrugal28. B. Chamundeeswari Ulagai Mattrum Thiranali: Srikanth Polaa

Centre for Differently Abled Persons, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchi, 07.01.18.

29. Dr.R.Poonguzhali Vazhviyal Aramagum Kappiyangalil Thoodhu Kalangal

30. P. Karthigaiselvi Manimegalaiyil Vazhviyal Aram31. V. Antony Tamilarasi Iniyavai Natpathil Samuthaya Aram32. P. Seethalakshmi Neethi Noolgalil Vazhviyal Aram33. M. Manimekala Ingurunootril Vazhviyal Aram34. S. Suruthi Moothurai Koorum Ennamum Seyalum35. R. Nithya Agananootril Kalavu, Katpu Valgaikana

Neethi Nerigal36. K.Ananthi Sittrilakkiyam Suttum Thuravaram

Idhaya College, Sarugani,22.02.18

37. P. Karthigaiselvi Thirukkuralil Saivasiddhantha Kotpadugal International Saiva Siddhantha Research Organization and Department of Saiva Siddhantha, University of Madras, Dwarakadoss Goverdhandoss Vaishnav College, Chennai,08.03.18-11.03.18

Department of English38. J. Kavitha The Use of ICT in English Language

Teaching and LearningThe American College, Madurai,26.07.17


39. A. Malika Begum Innovative Methods of Teaching Literature40. P.K.Ranjani Cultural and Utilitarian Aims of Teaching

English41. R. Soniya Gandhi Concept of Methods and Approaches in

Language Teaching42. A. Malika Begum Recent Trends in English Language

Teaching

Idhaya College for Women, Sarugani,30.08.17-31.08.17

43. K. Sangeetha Difficulties of Self Identity in Arun Joshi’s Novel ‘The Apprentice’

44. D. Abinaya Portrayal of Women in Shashi Despande’s ‘ That Long Silence’

Vivekanandha College, Kanyakumari, 03.10.17

45. K. Muthulakshmi Diasporic Views and The Shadows of the Immigrants in Manju Kapur’s ‘The Immigrant’

Annai Fathima College of Arts and Science, Madurai,05.10.17

46. A. Malika Begum Feminism in Khaled Hosseini’s ‘A Thousand Splendid Sun’

Thiruvalluvar University, Vellore, 15.02.18- 16.02.18

47. K. Sudharani, Dept. of CS Data Mining in Education Sector48. K. Rajeswari, Dept. of CS Big Data Analytics Tools and Frameworks49. N. Vinothini, Dept. of IT Web Usage Mining a Review on Data

Preprocessing Technique50. N. Vandhana, Dept. of IT Cloud Computing on Security Issues in the

Cloud51. K. Sankareswari, Dept. of IT Systematic Study on Graph Based

Approaches for Digital Image Processing

Fatima College, Madurai,13.09.17

52. R. Kalaivani, Dept. of IT A Study on Integration of IoT and Cloud Computing

53. M. Saranya, Dept. of IT Survey on Performance Analysis of Hadoop ETL for Disaster Event

Rathinam College of Arts and Science College, Coimbatore,23.09.17

54. S. Nithya, Dept. of Commerce Pros and Cons of Indian GST in Economic55. S. Lakshmi, Dept. of

CommercePros and Cons of GST on Small Scale Industries

56. A.Kumutha, Dept.of Pros and Cons of Indian GST to Society

Bharathidasan College of Arts and Science, Erode,11.08.17


Commerce57. N. Gomathi,

Dept.of Commerce(CA)Recent Impact of GST in India

58. G. Saranya, Dept.of Commerce(CA)

Overview of the IGST Act

59. P. Sakthi Priyal, Dept.of Commerce

Impact of Demonetization in India

60. M. Kanimozhi, Dept.of Commerce(CA)

Innovative HR practices in Textile Industry in India

Ananda College, Thevakottai,20.09.17

61. A.Rajalakshmi, Dept. of Commerce

Green Banking: Opportunities and Challenges

62. R. Anbuselvi, Dept. of Commerce(CA)

An Overview of Plastic Money

Sankara College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore,27.09.17

63. S. Nithya, Dept. of Commerce Customer Services in Private Sector Bank- With Special Reference to Madurai City

64. G. Rajalakshmi, Dept.of Commerce

A Study on Consumer Preference Towards Ayurveda and Homeopathy Medicine in Madurai City

Mangayarkarasi College of Women, Paravai, 26.02.18

65. G.Vinodha, Dept. of Commerce

Digital in India- A New in Indian Economy

66. M. Ramalakshmi, Dept. of Commerce(CA)

Make in India- Opportunities and Challenges

Vivekananda College, Thiruvedakam,16.03.18


National Level

S.No Name Topic Organizer/ VenueResearch Department of Tamil

1. Dr.R.Poonguzhali Vaanavarampanin Nirvagaviyal2. Dr. S. Kalaivani Karigal Peruvalathaanin Nirvaga

Melaanmai Thiran3. P. Seethalakshmi Sanga Ilakkiyathil Arasar Pulavar Uravu

Melaanmai4. D. Ramya Purananooru Kaattum Por Melaanmai5. Dr. P. Nivedita Palantamil Ilakkiyangalil Neer Melaanmai6. S. Suruthi Karikalanin Vaniga Melaanmai

Kongunadu Arts and Science College, Coimbatore, 11.08.17-12.08.17

7. S. Suruthi Aasaara Kovai Kattum Valviyal Nerigal8. Dr. G. Gomathy Iniyavai Naarpadhu Koorum Arangal

Dept of Tamil, Govt Arts College, Melur,28.10.17

9. Dr. S. Kalaivani Role of Media in Women’s Empowerment10. Dr. P. Nivedita Aval Vikatanil Penniya Sinthanaigal

Mother Teresa Women’s University, Kodaikanal,31.10.17

Department of English11. V. Arunadevi Importance of Interaction and the Role of

Teacher in ClassroomAnanda College, Thevakottai,06.10.17

12. P.K.Ranjani Neurotic Tendency of Raskoluikov in Dostoevsksy’s ‘Crime and Punishment’

13. R. Soniya Gandhi Psychoanalytic Approach in Emily Bronte’s ‘Wuthering Heights

14. A. Malika Begum A Psychoanalytic Reading of Death of a Salesman

15. S.Niveditha Social Inequalities of Vijay Tendulkar’s “Kamala”

16. L.Megar Nisha Archetypal Concepts of Thumpa Lahiri’s Novel ‘The Namesake’

N.M.S.S. Vellaichamy Nadar College, Madurai,14.03.18

17. K. Sornadevi, Dept.of Maths Experimental Study of Queuing Model in Sri Kaliswari College, Sivakasi


restaurant18. M. Pavithradevi Neighbourhood Contraction in NI Graphs

19. P. Chandradevi Results on Ascending Domination Decomposition

20. R. Velvizhi, Dept.of Maths K. Intuitionistic Fuzzy Ideals

Jayaraj Annapackiam College for Women, Periyakulam,13.12.17

21. K. Sudharani, Dept. of CS Applications Of Genetic Algorithms In Data Mining

22. K. Rajeswari, Dept. of CS Image Denoising using various wavelet thresholding methods

23. T. Ramaporkalai, Dept. of CS A study on Intelligent Transport System24. C. Sulochana, Dept. of CS Mining sequence data & time series data

25. P.Priya, Dept. of CS Data Mining: A Review On Classification Algorithms

26. V.Jeyalakshmi, Dept. of CS Applied On Clustering Algorithm In Edm

27. S.Sameera Banu, Dept. of CS Vigor Effective Video Compression Mechanism for Wireless Sensor Network Using Edge Feature Reduction Algorithm

28. S.Priyadharshini, Dept. of CS Understanding The Effectiveness Of Regression Testing Techniques

29. B.Gomathi, Dept. of CS Semantic Methodology for Semi-automatic Ontology construction using Ontology learning – comparative study of Algorithms

30. R.Sheeba, Dept. of CS RGB Color Image Enhancement

31. D.Nivetha, Dept. of CS Comparison of SQL and NOSQL Database through Bigdata

32. N. Vinothini, Dept. of IT Data Mining: A Review On Education Data

Madurai Sivakasi Nadars Pioneer Meenakshi Women’s College,16.02.18


Mining Techniques33. K. Sankareswari, Dept. of IT A Review on key challenges in integration

of cloud computing and internet of things34. R. Kalaivani, Dept. of IT A Survey on Applications of IoT in Real

Life Scenario35. M. Saranya, Dept. of IT A Review On Big Data Analytics With

Hadoop Technology36. B. Nageswari, Dept. of IT Big Data Analytics tools and techniques37. M. Lydia Packiyam Mettilda,

Dept. of ITA overview of google services on cloud

38. K. Mahalakshmi, Dept. of IT A Study on Real time data warehouse implementation

39. A. Saranya, Dept. of IT A Review on Big Data in Cloud Computing40. P. Surya, Dept. of IT A Comprehensive Survey On Classification

Technique In Big Data41. I. Razul Beevi, Dept. of IT Data Mining Techniques In Social Media

42. T. Ramaporkalai, Dept. of CS Comparative Study of Security Algorithms in Cloud Computing

43. C. Sulochana, Dept. of CS Distributed Data Mining and Mining Multi- Agent Data

44. N. Vinothini, Dept. of IT Asymmetric Key Cryptography using Markle- Hellman, Knapsack Method and Genetic Algorithm

45. K. Sankareswari, Dept. of IT The Role of Biometric Technology in Internet of Things(IOT)

46. M. Saranya, Dept. of IT An Review of Big Data Using In Disaster

47. B. Nageswari, Dept. of IT Web Mining using Data Mining Techniques

NPR Arts & Science College, Natham, 29.12.17


48. M. Lydia Packiyam Mettilda, Dept. of IT

An Efficient Analysis on Semantic Approaches in Various Fields

49. K. Mahalakshmi, Dept. of IT E- Learning Using Cloud Computing50. V.Jeyalakshmi, Dept. of CS Data Mining Usage in Various Field: A

Survey Paper51. S.Priyadharshini, Dept. of CS Knowledge Based Project Duration

Estimation for Softwre Projects52. I.Razul Beevi, Dept. of IT A Review on supervised learning

classification method

Nadar Saraswathi College of Arts and Science, Theni, 09.02.18-10.02.18

53. K. Guru Prabha, Dept. of Commerce

Working Women Problems and Prospects- A Study in Madurai City

54. G. Rajalakshmi, Dept. of Commerce(CA)

A Study on Career Barriers of Women Professors Working in Arts and Science Colleges

V.H.N. Senthilkumara Nadar College, Viruthunagar,19.07.17

55. G. Vinotha, Dept. of Commerce GST and its Impact on Common People National College, Trichy,05.10.1756. C. Thiruvalarselvi,

Dept. of CommerceModern Techniques in Advertising

57. M. Jemima Suganthi, Dept. of Commerce(CA)

The Global Rise of Women Entrepreneurs


Emerging Trends in Banking Sector in India

Gandhi Arts and Science College, Coimbatore,06.10.17

59. P. Sakthi Priyal, Dept. of Commerce

Input of E-Banking on Traditional Banking Services

60. S. Nithya, Dept. of Commerce

Recent Trends in Business Strategy in Insurance Sector


61. G. Vinotha, Dept. of Commerce

Entrepreneurship Challenges and Opportunities in India


Rural Entrepreneurship in India

Vivekananda College, Madurai,04.01.18

63. A. Kumutha, Dept. of Commerce

Consumer Service in Public Sector Bank – with Special Reference to Madurai District

64. R.Anbuselvi, Consumer Behaviour Towards Audio &

N.M.S.S Vellaichamy Nadar College, Madurai,05.01.18


Dept. of Commerce(CA) Video Items in Madurai District65. S. Nithya, Dept. of Commerce Recent Trends in Marketing Strategies of

LIC Agents- A Special Reference to LIC Branch in Madurai District

66. C. Thiruvalarselvi, Dept. of Commerce

Consumer Buying Behaviour Towards Online shopping in Madurai City

67. N. Gomathi, Dept. of Commerce(CA)

A Study on Consumer Behaviour Towards Durable Goods with Special Reference to Madurai District

Ananda College, Devakottai,25.01.18

68. R.Anbuselvi, Dept. of Commerce(CA)

Rural Women Entrepreneurship – Reference to Sivaganga District

V.V. Vanniaperumal College for Women, Viruthunagar,07.02.18

69. G. Saranya, Dept. of Commerce(CA)

Problems of Women Entrepreneurs in India Ananda College, Devakottai,21.02.18

70. S. Nithya, Dept. of Commerce A Study on Customers Awareness about Green Banking Initiatives

Alagappa University, Karaikudi,26.03.18


State Level

Resource Person

International Level

S.No Name Date Topic/Progrmme Name Organizer/ VenueResearch Department of Tamil1 Dr. R. Poonguzhali 22.02.18 Tamil Ilakkiyangal Suttum

Vazhviyal AramDepartment of Tamil, Idhaya College, Sarugani

S.No Name Topic Organizer/ Venue1. Dr. S. Kalaivani,Dept. of Tamil Mudhal Thirutha Muthalvar

2. Dr. P. Nivedita, Dept. of Tamil Kaala Gandhi

3. M. Subha, Dept. of Maths Kamarajar Nirvagath Thiran

4. K. Sudharani, Dept. of CS Kamarajarin Nirvagath Thiranum TholaiNokku Sindhanaiyum

V.H.N. Senthi Kumara Nadar College, Viruthunagar,10.07.17

5. M. Pavithradevi Neighbourhood Contraction in Splitting Graphs6. P. Chandradevi, Dept.of Maths A Note on Ascending Domination Decomposition

of Graphs

V.H.N. Senthil Kumara Nadar College, Viruthunagar, 30.08.17


State Level

S.No Name Date Topic/Progrmme Name Organizer/ VenueResearch Department of Tamil

1. 02.08.17 Ilakkiyangalil Thagaval Thodarbu / Thai Tamil Kalai Vizha

N.M.S. Sermathai Vasan College for Women, Madurai

2. 29.11.17 Bharathi Oor Manimagudam / Bharathiyar Vizha

V.V.V College for Women, Viruthunagar

3.

Dr. R. Poonguzhali

27.03.18 Edhirkala Kalvi/ orientation programme

Employment Office and Backward Community Welfare Organization / Backward Community Hostel, Sivagangai.


ANNEXURE –V

2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development

Orientation Programme

S.No Date Name of the Staff Topic Organizer/Venue1. 15.07.17 Ms. G. Vinotha,

Dept of Commerce with C.AProfessional Courses, CA, CMA & CS

Post Graduate and Research Department of Commerce/ Vivekananda College, Thiruvedakam (West), Madurai

2. 21.07.17 Ms. K. Mahalakshmi,Dept of I.T

Sales Force Academic Alliance

ICT Academy / Hotel Fortune Pandian.

3. 28.07.17 Ms. R. Kalaivani,Dept of I.T

Establishing Talent Bank

Alagappa University Study Circle (AUSC) and College Development Council (CDC) / Alagappa University, Karaikudi

4. 22.02.18-25.02.18

Ms. P. Haripriya,Dept of English

NET/ SET Coaching National College, Trichy

Staff training conducted by the university

S.No Name Topic Organizer/Venue and Date1.2.

R. Sheeba, Dept.of CSI. Razul Beevi, Dept. of IT

Internet of Things Kalasalingam University, Krishnankovil, 03.07.17- 04.07.17

3.4.

C. Thiruvalarselvi,Dept. of Com M. Jemima Suganthi, Dept. of Com(CA)

Empowering Teachers to Prepare Professionals of Tomorrow


5. Dr. P. Nivedita, Dept. of Tamil6. C. Thiruvalarselvi,

Dept. of Commerce

Art of Counselling Department of Special Education and Rehabilitation Science, Alagappa University, 20.11.17-21.11.17

7. R. Sheeba, Dept. of CS Aws Cloud Computing Architecture

Kalasalingam Academy of Research & Education, Srivilliputhur, 22.01.18-25.01.18

8. P. Surya, Dept. of IT Social Entrepreneurship Training Programme, Alagappa University, Karaikudi, 23.02.18-25.02.18


Training Programme by other Institution

S.No Name Topic Organizer/Venue and Date1. N. Gomathi, Dept. of Com(CA) SHARP, Tamilnadu Chamber of Commerce,

Madurai, 11.07.172. M. Jemima Suganthi,Dept. of

Com(CA)SHARP, Tamilnadu Chamber of Commerce, Madurai, 18.07.17

3. M. Ramalakshmi,Dept. of Com(CA) SHARP, Tamilnadu Chamber of Commerce, Madurai, 25.07.17

4. R. Anbuselvi, Dept. of Com(CA) SHARP, Tamilnadu Chamber of Commerce, Madurai, 01.08.17

5. N. Gomathi, Dept. of Com(CA) SHARP, Tamilnadu Chamber of Commerce, Madurai, 15.12.17

6. M. Ramalakshmi,Dept. of Com(CA) SHARP, Tamilnadu Chamber of Commerce, Madurai, 22.12.17

7. M. Jemima Suganthi, Dept. of Com(CA)

SHARP, Tamilnadu Chamber of Commerce, Madurai, 29.12.17

8. G.Saranya, Dept. of Com(CA)

Soft Skill Training Programme

SHARP, Tamilnadu Chamber of Commerce, Madurai, 05.01.18

9.10.

P. Priya, Dept.of CSM.Saranya, Dept. of IT

Firewall Installation, Configuration and Management

K.L.N Engineering College, Pottapalayam, 20.06.17-24.06.17

11.12.

S. Suruthi, Dept. of TamilV. Arunadevi, Dept. of English

Teaching Techniques Mangayarkarasi College of Arts and Science for Women, Madurai, 12.07.17- 13.07.17

13.14.

B. Gomathi, Dept. of CSB. Nageswari, Dept. of IT

Introduction to Internet of Things Syed Ammal Engineering College, Ramanathapuram, 23.08.17- 24.08.17

15.16.

K. Sankareeswari, Dept. of ITS. Priyadharshini, Dept. of CS

Personality Development Solaimalai College of Engineering, Veerapanjan, 11.09.17

17.18.

V. Jeyalakshmi, Dept. of CSK. Sankareeswari, Dept. of IT

Introduction to IoT Sri Vidhya College of Engineering and Technology, Viruthunagar, 27.09.17- 28.09.17


19.20.

K. Rajeswari, Dept. of CSM. Lydia Packiam Mettilda,Dept. of IT

Introduction to IoT K.L.N. College of Engineering and Technology, Pottapalayam, 10.01.18-11.01.18

21.22.

G. Vinotha, Dept. of CommerceA. Sivasankari, Dept. of Physics

Innovation in Teaching Sourashtra College, Madurai, 19.03.18

Other Faculty Development Programme

S.No Date Name of the Staff Topic VenueDhan Foundation

1. 11.06.17 Ms. K. Sangeetha,Dept. of English

Madurai Heritage Walk’ Kallumadai heritage village, Viruthunagar District

2. 09.07.17 K. Mahalakshmi,Dept. of I.T

Lecture Series on “World Heritage and Culture

DHAN Foundation,Madurai

3. G. Gomathy,Dept. of Tamil

4.

13.08.17

Ms. R. Janani,Dept. of Mathematics

Madurai Heritage Walk’ Vikramangalam

ICTACT5. 17.11.2017 Career Skills Through Sales

forceHotel Fortune Pandian, Madurai

6. 28.03.18

Ms. K. Mahalakshmi,Dept. of I.T

BRIDGE 2018 – The Future of Work

Hotel ITC Grandchola, Chennai.

NSS7.8.

26.07.17 Ms. M. Preethi, Dept. of CSMs. K. Elizabeth, Dept. of Maths

Voter’s ID application’ Thiruppuvanam Taluk Office

WE FORUM,Tamilnadu Chamber of Commerce, Madurai9. 11.08.17 Ms. G. Saranya, Dept. of

Com(CA)Communication Skill to Succeed in Business

WE Forum at Chamber of Commerce, Madurai.


10. 23.08.17 Ms. M. Jemima Suganthi, Dept. of Com(CA)

Hard work Perseverance Branding are Mantras to Succeed in Business

11. Ms. S. Nithya, Dept. of Commerce

12.

21.11.17

Ms. N. Gomathi, Dept. of Com(CA)

It’s Within You” – Visualize your health and wealth, to be a successful Entrepreneur

13. 04.02.18 Ms. M. Jemima Suganthi, Dept. of Com(CA)

Stepping Stones Leading to Entrepreneurial Success

14. Ms. D. Ramya, Dept. of Tamil

15.

27.02.18

Ms. S. Niveditha, Dept. of English

WE Con


ANNEXURE –VI

8.4Research Publication

Publications by the Staff

International LevelS. No Name Topic Name of the Journal P-ISSN/ E- ISSN Impact

Factor/ Quality Factor

Research Department of Tamil1. R. Poongkuzhali Iyargaiyodu Iyaintha

Iraichinthanaigal2. P. Karthigaiselvi Agal Vilakku Novalil Mu. Vavin

Iraichinthanaigal3. S. Kalaivani Thirumangai Aazhvarin Madura

Bavanai4. V. Antony Tamilarasi Thirukkavaloor Kalambagathil

Iraichinthanaigal5. M. Manimegala Karaikkal Ammaiyarin Bakthi

Nilai6. G. Gomathy Yesu Kaviyathil Iraichinthaigal7. D. Ramya Periya Puranathil

Iraichinthanaigal8. P. Nivedita Thonma Kuril Iraichinthanaigal9. M. Selvi Kathija Begum Islamiya Neriyil

Iraichinthanaigal10. B. Chamundeeswari Iraichinthaigalum

Uyirthezhuthalum11. S. Suruthi Vaipadalil Iraichinthaigal12. R. Nithya Aagananootril Murugan

International Research Journal on Tamil language “Tamilaivu Sangamam” (Special issue: Sep 2017)

2320-3412 0.890


Valipaadu13. S. Jeyanthi Aazhvar Pasurathil Avatharangal14. P. Seetha Lakshmi Neethinoolgal Unarthum

Samuthaya Aram15. M. Selvi Kathija Begum Kurinchi Thinaisaar Pathivugal

“International Journal MASIVJ” (Vol 3: issue 1: 2017)

2454-4558

16. S. Kalaivani Kaandhalum Sanga Ilakkiyamum

17. P. Nivedita Kalavu Neriyum Thiranmigu Thozhium

18. B. Chamundeeswari Chezhiyanin Nirvaga Melaanmai


2454-4558

19. P. Nivedita Nampikkai Ootrugal20. S. Kalaivani Uthvega Nayagi Deepa Maalik21. B. Chamundeeswari Ulagai Mattrum Thiranali:

Srikanth Polaa

Journal of Modern Thamizh Research (A Quarterly International Multilateral Thamizh Journal) (Special Issue)

2321-984X

Department of English22. J. Kavitha The Use of ICT in English

Language Teaching and Learning

23. A. Malika Begum Innovative Methods of Teaching Literature

24. K. Muthulakshmi Diasporic Views and The Shadows of the Immigrants in Manju Kapur’s ‘The Immigrant’

“BODHI International Journal of Research in Humanities, Arts and Science” (Vol 1: Special issue 12:2017)

2456-5571 2.135

25. D. Abinaya Themes and Symbols in Aravindadiga’s – The White Tiger

26. R. Soniya Gandhi Theme of Alienation in V. S. Naipaul’s a House for Mr. Biswas

27. A. Malika Begum Recent Trends in English Language Teaching


2454-4558

28. J. Kavitha Implementation of Modern “International Journal 2454-4558


Methods in Teaching and Learning Process

29. P. Hari Priya Mystic Ecstasy in R.K Narayan’s The English Teacher

MASIVJ” (Vol 3: issue 2: 2017)

30. K. Sangeetha Difficulties of Self Identity in Arun Joshi’s Novel ‘The Apprentice’

31. D. Abinaya Portrayal of Women in Shashi Despande’s ‘ That Long Silence’

ROOTS International Journal of Multidisciplinary Researches (Special issue5: Vol 4: Oct 2017)

2349-8684 3.487

Department of Mathematics32. S. Subha Role of Academic Audit in

Higher Education33. K.Sornadevi Empirical Study of Soft Skills

and Education


2454-4558

34. Dr. R. Raja Rajeswari A Note on Dg- Semi Continuous and Dg- Semi Open Functions

35. P. Chandra Devi Ascending Domination Decomposition of Graphs- Survey

36. M. Pavithra Devi A Survey on Neighborhood Contraction of Graphs


2454-4558

37. M.Subha Analytical Expressions of a Third Grade Fluid Flow Through Porous Medium Using Homotopy Perturbation Method

International journal of Statistics and Applied Mathematics (Vol 3: No 2:2018).

2456-1452

Department of Physics38. T.A. Kanmani Linchpins to Build the

Credibility in Teaching and Learning


2454-4558

Department of Computer Science & Information Technology39. K. Sudharani, Dept. of CS Applications Of Genetic

Algorithms In Data MiningShanlax International Journal of Arts, Science and

2321-788X 2.82


40. T. Ramaporkalai, Dept. of CS

A study on Intelligent Transport System

41. C. Sulochana, Dept. of CS Mining sequence data & time series data

42. K.Rajeswari, Dept. of CS Image Denoising using various wavelet thresholding methods

43. P.Priya, Dept. of CS Data Mining: A Review On Classification Algorithms

44. V. Jeyalakshmi, Dept. of CS

Applied On Clustering Algorithm In Edm

45. S.Sameera Banu, Dept. of CS

Vigor Effective Video Compression Mechanism for Wireless Sensor Network Using Edge Feature Reduction Algorithm

46. S. Priyadharshini, Dept. of CS

Understanding The Effectiveness Of Regression Testing Techniques

47. B. Gomathi, Dept. of CS Semantic Methodology for Semi-automatic Ontology construction using Ontology learning – comparative study of Algorithms

48. R.Sheeba, Dept. of CS RGB Color Image Enhancement49. D.Nivetha, Dept. of CS Comparison of SQL and

NOSQL Database through Bigdata

50. K.Mahalakshmi, Dept. of IT

A Study on Real time data warehouse implementation

51. R. Kalaivani, Dept. of IT A Survey on Applications of IoT in Real Life Scenario

Humanities(Vol5:2:2018)


52. N.Vinothini, Dept. of IT Data Mining: A Review On Education Data Mining Techniques

53. B. Nageswari, Dept. of IT

Big Data Analytics tools and techniques

54. A.Saranya, Dept. of IT A Review on Big Data in Cloud Computing

55. P.Surya, Dept. of IT A Comprehensive Survey On Classification Technique In Big Data

56. M.Saranya, Dept. of IT A Review On Big Data Analytics With Hadoop Technology

57. M. Lydia Packiam Mettilda, Dept. of IT

A overview of google services on cloud

58. K.Sankareswari, Dept. of IT

A Review on key challenges in integration of cloud computing and internet of things

59. I.Razul Beevi, Dept. of IT

Data Mining Techniques In Social Media


Security Algorithms in Cloud Computing

International Journal of Computer Science Trends and Technology (IJCST)” (Vol 5: issue 2:2017)

2347-8578 5.210

61. K. Mahalakshmi, Dept. of IT

Improvement of non functional requirements through web personalization facilitated by semi supervised clustering and association mining

Journal of advanced research in dynamical and control systems(JARDCS) (Vol 10: issue 2 :2018)

1943-023X


A Case Study on Importance of ICT in Education

International Journal MASIVJ (Vol 3: issue 1: 2017)

2454-4558


63. C. Sulochana, Dept. of CS

Artificial Intelligence in Power Station

64. V. Jeyalakshmi, Dept. of CS

Visual Data Mining Technology in Medical Data

65. R. Kalaivani, Dept. of IT Relative Study of Big Data Analysis Tool

66. N.Vinothini, Dept. of IT A Study on Heart Disease Prediction System Using Data Mining Techniques

67. N.Vandhana, Dept. of IT Innovative Strategies for Teaching in Higher Education

68. K. Sudharani, Dept. of CS Review of Applications of Data Mining in the Field of Education

69. S. Priyadharshini, Dept. of CS

Software Project Management: Analysis of Engineering and Management Processes by Graphical Printing Industry Production

70. B. Gomathi, Dept. of CS Ontology Based Information Retrieval to Cluster Elearning Documents


Introduction to Wireless Communication Techniques Digital Communication Techniques using Wireless Sensor Network[9]


2454-4558


Comparative Study of Security Algorithms in Cloud Computing

73. C. Sulochana, Dept. of CS Distributed Data Mining and

International Journal of Computer Engineering and Applications(Vol XII: Issue

2321-3469 5.859


Mining Multi- Agent Data74. K.Mahalakshmi,

Dept. of ITE- Learning Using Cloud Computing

75. N.Vinothini, Dept. of IT Asymmetric Key Cryptography using Markle- Hellman, Knapsack Method and Genetic Algorithm


Web Mining using Data Mining Techniques

77. M. Saranya, Dept. of IT An Review of Big Data Using In Disaster

78. M. Lydia Backiam Mettilda, Dept. of IT

An Efficient Analysis on Semantic Approaches in Various Fields

79. K. Sankareswari, Dept. of IT

The Role of Biometric Technology in Internet of Things(IOT)

1:Jan 2018)

Department of Commerce and Commerce with Computer Applications80. S. Nithya,

Dept. of CommerceRole of Agent’s in LIC Services Shanlax International Journals

(Vol 5: No 4: Oct 2017) 2320-4168 3.017


Recent Trends in Marketing Strategies of LIC Agents- A Special Reference to LIC Branch in Madurai District


Consumer Buying Behaviour Towards Online shopping in Madurai City

83. N. Gomathi, Dept. of Commerce with CA

A Study on Consumer Behaviour Towards Durable Goods with Special Reference to Madurai District

SHANLAX international journal of commerce (Vol 6:Special Issue 2: Jan 2018)

2320-4168 3.017

84. P. Sakthi Priyal Green Marketing International Journal MASIVJ” 2454-4558


85. A. Kumudha, Dept. of Commerce

Creative Learning and Innovative Teaching

86. G. Rajalakshmi, Dept. of Commerce

E-HRM

87. M. Ramalakshmi, Dept. of Commerce with CA

Quality Education: Effective Teaching Techniques

(Vol 3: issue 1: 2017)


Satisfaction Level of Policyholders in LIC’s Service with Reference to Sivagangai District

89. S .Lakshmi, Dept. of Commerce

Demonetization: ‘Illusion or Reality’


Steps for Quality Enhancement and Sustenance in Higher Education

91. N. Gomathi, Dept. of Commerce with CA

Recent Challenges. and Opportunities of E- Commerce

92. R. Anbuselvi, Dept. of Commerce with CA

A Study on Consumer Behaviour Towards Electrical Appliances in Madurai District

93. G. Vinotha, Dept. of Commerce

Developing Internal Quality Assurance for Higher Education


2454-4558

E-Journals1. S. Nithya,

Dept. of CommercePros and Cons of Indian GST in Economic

2. S .Lakshmi, Dept. of Commerce

Pros and Cons of GST on Small Scale Industries

3. A. Kumudha, Dept. of Commerce

Pros and Cons of Indian GST to Society

Journal of Management and Science (Special issue: Vol 2: Oct 2017).

2249-1260& 2250-1819

0.654&1:30.


Conference Proceedings

InternationalS.No Name Details of the Seminar/ Conference Title of the Paper ISBN if any

1. M. Saranya Survey on Performance Analysis of Hadoop ETL for Disaster Event

2. R. Kalaivani

Conference on “Data Science and Analytics- ICDSA’17”

A Study on Integration of IoT

9-781941-505717

4. N. Gomathi, Dept. of Commerce(CA)

Recent Impact of GST in India

5. G. Saranya, Dept. of Commerce(CA)

Overview of the IGST Act


The Global Rise of Women Entrepreneurs


Emerging Trends in Banking Sector in India


Modern Techniques in Advertising


Consumer Satisfaction Towards Two Wheelers Between Hero and Bajaj- A Comparative Study

International journal of Exclusive Management Research (Vol 7: Issue 6: Dec 2017)

2249-8672 & 2249-2585

5.76


Effective Marketing Strategy- A Nice Tool for Consumer Satisfaction

AGU international journal of Management Studies and Research ( Vol 6: Jan- Jun, 2018)

2455-6092 &2455-1562

2.77


and Cloud Computing3. A. Rajalakshmi Green Banking: Opportunities

and Challenges4. R. Anbuselvi

Conference on “Global and Indian Banking Scenario”

An Overview of Plastic Money

978-93-86638-26-7

5. P. Karthigaiselvi Conference on “Saiva Siddhantha” Thirukkuralil Saivasiddhantha Kotpadugal

978-93-81294-17-8.

National

S.No Name Details of the Seminar/ Conference Title of the Paper ISBN if any1. M. Saranya An Review of Big Data Using In Disaster2. T. Ramaporkalai Comparative Study of Security Algorithms

in Cloud Computing3. C. Sulochana Distributed Data Mining and Mining Multi-

Agent Data4. N. Vinothini Asymmetric Key Cryptography using

Markle- Hellman, Knapsack Method and Genetic Algorithm

5. B. Nageswari Web Mining using Data Mining Techniques6. K. Sankareswari The Role of Biometric Technology in

Internet of Things(IOT)7. M. Lydia Packiyam

MettildaAn Efficient Analysis on Semantic Approaches in Various Fields

8. K. Mahalakshmi

Conference on “Data Science, Communication & Multimedia”

E- Learning Using Cloud Computing

978-93-5291-838-6

9. S. Priyadharshini Knowledge Based Project Duration Estimation for Software Projects

10. V. Jeyalakshmi Data Mining Usage in Various Field: A Survey Paper

11. I. Razul Beevi

Seminar on “ Emerging Trends of IOT”

A Review on Supervised Learning Classification Method

978-93-5300-425-5


State

S.No Name Details of the Seminar/ Conference Title of the Paper ISBN if any1. M. Pavithradevi Conference on “Recent Trends in

Applied Mathematics”Neighbourhood Contraction in Splitting Graphs

978-93-81723-77-7

2. P. Chandradevi Conference on “Recent Trends in Applied Mathematics”

A Note on Ascending Domination Decomposition of Graphs

978-93-81723-77-7


ANNEXURE –VII

3.7 No. of books published

Books Published

S.No Name Title of the book Publisher ISBN NoDr. R. PoongukzhaliMs. P. Karthigaiselvi

1.

Dr. S. Kalaivani

Ilakkana Seithigal Jeyalakshmi Publications, Madurai 9-789384-193973

2. Dr. P. Nivedita Agapporul Ilakkanam Shanlax Publications, Madurai 9-789387-102750

Chapter in Books

Chapters in Edited Books

S.No Name of the Staff Dept. Title of the Book Title of the Paper ISBN No.1. K. Guru Prabha Commerce Working Women Problems

and Prospects- A Study in Madurai City

2. G. Rajalakshmi Commerce(CA)

Working Women Problems and Prospects

A Study on Career Barriers of Women Professors Working in Arts and Science Colleges

978-93-81723-72-2.

3. Dr. R. Poonguzhali Vaanavarampanin Nirvagaviyal

4. Dr. S. Kalaivani Karikhat Peruvalathaanin Nirvaga Melaanmai Thiran

5. P. Seethalakshmi

Tamil Sanga Ilakkiyangalil Nirvagaviyal Melaanmai Kotpadugal

Sanga Ilakkiyathil Arasar Pulavar Uravu Melaanmai

9-789385-267352


6. D. Ramya Purananooru Kaattum Por Melaanmai

7. Dr. P. Nivedita Palantamil Ilakkiyangalil Neer Melaanmai

8. S. Suruthi Karikalanin Vaniga Melaanmai

9. P. Karthigaiselvi Madurakavi Aazhvar Vazhiyil Thiruvangaththa mudhanar

10. Dr. S. Kalaivani Nadugal Vazhibattil Kannagi

11. V. Antony Tamilarasi Na. Vanamamalai Padalgalil Idamperum Vinayaga Vazhibadu

12. P. Seethalakshmi Silappadhikarathil Vazhibadugal

13. Dr. P. Nivedita Arulmigu Angala Paramehwari Amman Thirukoil

14. Dr. M. Selvi Kathija Begum

Islamiya Tamil Ilakkiyangalil Vazhibadu

15. D. Ramya Agappura Noolgalil Nadugal Vazhibadu

978-93-81723-73-9.

16. M. Manimekala

Tamil Tamil Ilakkiyangalil Vazhibadugal

Siththargal Unarthum Vazhibadugal

978-93-81723-75-3.

17. A. Malika Begum Recent Trends in English Language Teaching

18. P.K.Ranjani Cultural and Utilitarian Aims of Teaching English

19. R. Soniya Gandhi

English Innovative Methods in Teaching English Language and Literature

Concept of Methods and Approaches in Language Teaching

9-788192-869087


20. Dr. P. Nivedita Tamil Mu. Varatharasanarin Padaippugalum Panigalum

Mu. Vavum Mozhinadaiyum

9-788192-318042.

21. K. Sudharani Data Mining in Education Sector

22. K. Rajeswari

Computer Science

Big Data Analytics Tools and Frameworks

23. N. Vinothini Web Usage Mining a Review on Data Preprocessing Technique

24. N.Vandhana Cloud Computing on Security Issues in the Cloud

25. K. Sankareswari

Information Technology

Global talent Management in the Digital Era

Systematic Study on Graph Based Approaches for Digital Image Processing

9-789386-537959

26. Dr. S. Kalaivani Mudhal Thirutha Muthalvar

27. Dr. P. Nivedita

Tamil

Kaala Gandhi28. M. Subha Mathematics

Kalvi Valarchi Thina Vizha

Kamarajar Nirvagath Thiran

978-93-81723-71-5.

29. P. Sakthi Priyal Commerce Impact of Demonetization in India

30. M. Kanimozhi Commerce(CA)

Contemporary Changes in Business Management

Innovative HR practices in Textile Industry in India

987-81-92597-40-9

31. K. Sornadevi Mathematics Applications of Operations Research Techniques

Experimental Study of Queuing Model in restaurant

978-93-5267-446-6

32. V.Arunadevi English Enhancing Learning English through Effective Teaching

Importance of interaction and the role of teacher in class room

978-93-86146-38-0

33. Dr. R. Poonguzhali Tamil Tamil Ilakkiyangalil Valviyal Koorugal

Nattrinai Padalgalil Paravaigal, Vilangugal

9789352-815531


Unarthum Makkal Valviyal34. B. Chamundeeswari Iyargaiyey Pottrum

Tamilar Thiruvilakkal35. R. Nithya Agananoottru Padalgalil

Tamilarin Thirumamurai36. Dr. G. Gomathy Iniyavai Naatpathu

Koorum Arangal37. S. Suruthi

Tamil Tamil Ilakkiyatthil Valviyal Arangal

Aasaara Kovai Kattum Valviyal Nerigal

978-81-910710-5-4

38. Dr. S.Kalaivani39. Dr. P. Nivedita

Tamil Women Issues in the Digital Era

Role of Media in Women’s Empowerment

81-86520-32-5

40. S.Nithya Recent Trends in Business Strategy in Insurance Sector

41. P. Sakthipriyal

Commerce Business Success Hinges on Business Strategies

Input of E-Banking on Traditional Banking Services

978-81-935783-1-5.

42. M. Jemima Suganthi Commerce with Computer Application

Rural Entrepreneurship in India

43. G. Vinotha Commerce

Entrepreneurship in India: Opportunities and Challenges

Entrepreneurship Challenges and Opportunities in India

978-93-87102-45-3

44. Dr. S. Kalaivani Uthvega Nayagi Deepa Maalik

45. Dr. P. Nivedita Nampikkai Ootrugal46. B. Chamundeeswari

Tamil Achievement of and/or Innovations for the Specially Abled

Ulagai Mattrum Thiranali: Srikanth Polaa

978-81-933426-7-1

47. R. Anbu Selvi Commerce with Computer Application

Women Entrepreneurship in Comprehensive Environment- A Paradigm Shift in Indian Context

Rural Women Entrepreneurship – Reference to Sivaganga District

978-81-935892-0-5


48. Dr. R. Poongkuzhali Valviyal Aramagum Kappiyangalil Dhoothukalangal

49. P. Karthigai Selvi Manimegalaiyil Valviyal Aram

50. V. Antony Tamilarasi Iniyavai Natpathil Samuthaya Aram

51. P. Seethalakshmi Neethinoolgalil Valviyal Aram

52. M. Manimekala Ingurunootril Vazhviyal Aram

53. S. Suruthi Moothurai Koorum Ennamum Seyalum

54. R. Nithya Agananootril Kalavu, Katpu Valkaikkana Neethinerigal

55. K. Ananthi

Tamil Tamil Ilakkiyangal Suttum Vazhviyal Aram

Sittrilaggiyam Suttum Thuravaram

Idhaya College, Sarugani

56. S. Niveditha Social Inequalities of Vijay Tendulkar’s “Kamale

57. L. Megar Nisha Archetypal Concepts of Thumpa Lahiri’s Novel ‘The Namesake’

58. A. Malika Begum A Psychoanalytic Reading of Death of a Salesman

59. R. Soniya Gandhi Psychoanalytic Approach in Emily Bronte’s ‘Wuthering Heights

60. P.K. Ranjani

English Touchstoning Literature with Psychology ‘TLP-2018’

Neurotic Tendency of Raskoluikov in Dostoevsksy’s ‘Crime and Punishment’

978-93-86712-22-6.


61. G. Vinotha Commerce Digital in India- A New in Indian Economy

62. M. Ramalakshmi Commerce(CA)

Make in India- Vision into Reality

Make in India- Opportunities and Challenges

978-93-87865-01-3


ANNEXURE –VIII

3.11 Number of conferences organized by the institution

International Level

Name Date Topic DepartmentSeminar 13.09.17 Tamil Ilakkiyangalil Iraichinthanaigal Tamil

National Level

Name Date Topic DepartmentWorkshop 02.02.18 English Language Teaching EnglishSeminar 16.02.18 Emerging Trends in Computing Technologies Computer Science & Information Technology

State Level

Name Date Topic DepartmentWorkshop 24.01.18 Impact of GST in Consumer Goods &

Services – Filing the DocumentationCommerce & Commerce (CA)

Training Programme

02.02.18-03.02.18 Bridging the Trends in Mathematics Mathematics


ANNEXURE –IX

Subject Expert, Chair Person and Resource Person

S.No Name Date Topic/Progrmme Name Organizer/ Venue1. Ms. P. Karthigaiselvi,

Dept. of TamilSocial Responsibilities of Higher Education Institution

2. Ms. M. Kanniya,Dept. of English

Communicative Skills/ Faculty Development Programme

3. Ms. C. Ramalakshmi,Dept. of Mathematics

Ethics in Education – Status & Dimension

4. Ms. K. Sudharani,Dept. of CS

12.06.17-13.06.17

MOODLE Based Teaching and Learning in UG Level

IQAC

5. Dr. R. Poonguzhali,Dept. of Tamil

02.08.17 Ilakkiyangalil Thagaval Thodarbu / Thai Tamil Kalai Vizha

N.M.S. Sermathai Vasan College for Women, Madurai

6. Ms. K. Sudharani,Dept. of CS

MS Office/ Kaniththamil Festival

7. Ms. T. Ramaporkalai,Dept. of CS

Sikaram Thotta Kaniththamilarkal

8. Ms. M.Preethi,Dept. of CS

15.09.17

Tamil Input, Tamil Language in Internet

9. Ms. K. Mahalakshmi,Dept. of IT

16.09.17 Project List in Tamil

Department of Tamil & Computer Science/ Madurai Sivakasi Nadars Pioneer Meenakshi Women’s College

10. Dr. R. Poonguzhali,Dept. of Tamil

29.11.17 Bharathi Oor Manimagudam / Bharathiyar Vizha

V.V.V College for Women, Viruthunagar

11. Ms. K. Sornadevi,Dept. of Mathematics


29.11.17 Kids Expo -Orchid 2017 Madurai Sivakasi Nadars Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Madurai.

13. Ms. K. Sudharani, 27.12.17 Introduction of NSS NSS /Poovanthi


Dept. of CS14. Ms. K. Mahalakshmi,

Dept. of IT27.12.17 Paperless Bharat

15. Ms. M. Subha,Dept. of Mathematics

27.12.17 Functions and Regulations of NSS

16. Ms. S. Kalaivani, Dept. of Tamil

28.12.17 Blood and Eye Donation

17. Ms. R. Soniya Gandhi,Dept. of English

28.12.17 Importance and Benefits of Cleanliness

18. Ms. A. Rajalakshmi,Dept. of Commerce

28.12.17 Role of Youngsters in Country’s Cleanliness

19. Dr. P. Nivedita,Dept. of Tamil

29.12.17 Air Pollution- Diseases and Control Measures

20. Ms. P. Haripriya,Dept. of English

29.12.17 Water Pollution – Causes and Control Measures

21. Ms. S. Subha,Dept. of Mathematics

29.12.17 Modern Life Style and Environmental Pollution


Rain Water Saving and Water Thrift

23. Ms. R. Kalaivani,Dept. of IT

Human Levity on the Destruction of Trees

24. Ms. M. Ramalakshmi,Dept. of Commerce with C.A.,

30.12.17

Factory Wastages and Land Pollution

25. Ms. K. Sornadevi,Dept. of Mathematics

Body and Mental Cleanliness

26. Ms. M. Kanniya,Dept. of English

Clean Country is the Wealthy Country

27. Ms. N. Vinothini,Dept. of I.T

31.12.17

Health & Hygine

NSS /Poovanthi

28. Ms.K.Sankareswari, 23.01.18 Board of Studies Meeting Department of Computer Applications/Sri


Dept. of I.T Meenakshi Govt. Arts College for Women, Madurai

29. 09.02.18 Latchiya Kalvi/ Exhibition and Seminar on Guidance of Employment

Placement Cell & Employment Exchange, Sivagangai / Madurai Sivakasi Nadars Pioneer Meenakshi Women’s College

30. 22.02.18 Tamil Ilakkiyangal Suttum Vazhviyal Aram

Department of Tamil, Idhaya College, Sarugani

31.

Dr. R. Poonguzhali, Dept. of Tamil

27.03.18 Edhirkala Kalvi/ orientation programme

Employment Office and Backward Community Welfare Organization / Backward Community Hostel, Sivagangai.


ANNEXURE –X

3.17. Awards received by the faculty

S. No Name of the Faculty & Research Fellow

Name of the Award Awarded by Date International/ National

1. Dr. R. Poongkuzhali, H.O.D of Tamil

Agatthiyar

2. Dr. S. Kalaivani, Asst. Prof of Tamil

Agatthiyar

3. Dr. P. Nivedita, Asst. Prof of Tamil

Thiruvalluvar

Ulaga Tamil Sangam, Madurai

30.12.17 State

4. Dr. S. Kalaivani, Asst. Prof of Tamil

5. Dr. P. Nivedita, Asst. Prof of Tamil

6. Ms.B.Chamundeeswari, Asst. Prof of Tamil

Manithaneiya Padaippalar

Centre for Differently Abled PersonsBharathidasan University, Thiruchirappalli.

07.01.18 State

7. Ms. N. Vinothini, Asst. ProfDept. of I.T

Teacher Abdulkalam Award-2017

Kurinchi Kabilar Tamil Sangam

June2017

District

8. Ms. C. Ramalakshmi, H.O.D of Mathematics

Best Vocational Award Rotary Club of Madurai Gems

July2017

District


ANNEXURE –XI

3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution who are Ph. D. Guides and students registered under them

S.No Name of the faculty who are Ph.D. Guide at Alagappa University

Department Total No. of Students Registered

Name of Students Registered

1 Dr. R. Poonghuzhali Tamil 2 1. K. Ananthi(1091/2014-15)2. D. Patmapriya(1041/2014-15)

2 Dr. S. Kalaivani Tamil -- --3 Dr. P. Nivedita Tamil -- --


ANNEXURE –XII

3.21 No. of students participated in NSS Activities

Date Program me Venue No. of Participants25.10.17 NSS South Zone Pre- RD Parade Camp 203.02.18 150th Birth Anniversary Programme of Sister Nivedita Alagappa University, Karaikudi 16

Total 18


ANNEXURE –XIII

3.25 Major Extension Acitivities

S. No Activity Venue No. of ActivitiesCollege Forum

1. Free Tuition Government High School, Poovanthi 372. Old Age Home Poongudil, Poovanthi 43. Acted as Scribe Blind School, Sundararajan patti 134. Extension Activity by Department of Tamil Thiruppuvanam 25. Extension Activity by Department of English Govt. High School, Poovanthi 46. Extension Activity by Department of Mathematics Vikram College of Engineering, Enathi 27. Extension Activity by Department of Computer

SciencePrimary School, Poovanthi 1

8. Extension Activity by Department of Information Technology

St. Mary’s Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Thiruppuvanam & Poovanthi

3

9. Extension Activity by Department of Commerce Kattayampatti 310. Extension Activity by Department of Commerce(CA) Poovanthi 2

College Forum Total 71NSS

11. Rally to give awareness on “Dengue” Poovanthi 112. Awareness programme on “Dengue” College 313. Distribution of “Nilavembu Extract” College 114. Awareness programme on “Blue Whale Game”. College 115. Pushpavaneshwar Temple for Cleaning the Temple Thiruppuvanam 116. NSS South Zone Pre- RD Parade Camp Alagappa University, Karaikudi 117. 7 days special NSS Camp on “Youth for Cleanliness” Poovanthi 118. Meditation Programme College 119. Awareness programme on “Road Accident”. College 2


20. Awareness programme on “Open Defecation- Free Villages”.

College 1

NSS Total 13Others

21. Sapling plantation College 322. Blood Donation Camp College 123. Exhibition Manamadurai & Melur 224. Awareness Programme On “Cancer” College 125. Consumer Awareness Act and Consumer Behaviour

and Consumer Protection ActCollege 1

26. Make an Organic Garden College 1Others Total 9


ANNEXURE –XIV

5.9.1 Participation by students

Sports

State/University LevelS. No Date Name of the Event Venue No. of Participants

1. 27.09.17 Table- Tennis Dr. Zakir Hussian College, Ilayangudi-Selection trials 62. 29.09.17 Kho-Kho Nachiappa Swamigal Arts & Sciencs College, Koviloor- Alagappa

University Inter Collegiate Tournament12

3. 03.10.17 Chess Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women, Kilakarai- Alagappa University Inter Collegiate Tournament.

5

4. 06.10.17 Volleyball Idhaya College for Women, Sarugani- Alagappa University Inter Collegiate Tournament.

11

5. 14.10.17 Ball Badminton Dr. Zakir Hussain College, Ilayankudi- Alagappa University Inter Collegiate Tournament

7

6. 16.10.17 Kabaddi 127. 23.10.17 Badminton

Arumugam Pillai Seethai Ammal College, Thirupathur- Alagappa University Inter Collegiate Tournament 5

8. 28.10.17 Badminton 49. 31.10.17 Volleyball 1010. 1.11.17 Kabaddi

RDM College, Sivagangai, Education Department, Govt. of Tamilnadu-Dr. MGR Golden Jubilee Celebration

1011. 2.11.17 Athletic 512. 03.11.17 Kho-Kho

RDM College, Sivagangai, Education Department, Govt. of Tamilnadu--Dr. MGR Golden Jubilee Celebration 12

13. 22.12.17-23.12.17

Kabaddi Krishnagiri District Amateur Kabaddi Association- Selection trails 1

14. Kabaddi 1215. Badminton 1016.

04.08.17

Kho- Kho

Madurai Sivakasi Nadars Pioneer Meenakshi Women’s College, Poovanthi, Education Department, Govt. of Tamilnadu

24


17. Volley Ball 1818. Athletics 1019. Marathon 520. Shotput 221. Discuss 222. Javelin 223. Hurdles 224. Relay 825. High Jump 226. Long Jump 227. Triple Jump 2

Total 201

National LevelS. No Date Name of the Event Venue No. of

Participants1. 20.10.17 –

24.10.17Volley Ball Kannur University, Kerala- Inter South Zone University Tournament 1

2. 01.11.17-04.11.17

Chess Saveetha University, Chennai-- Inter South Zone University 1

3. 10.11.17-15.11.17

Badminton C.R. Reddy College of Engineering & Technology, Eluru - South Zone Inter University

1

4. 10.11.17-14.11.17

Kabaddi Karnataka University, Mangalure - South Zone Inter University 1

5. 27.12.17-30.12.17

Table Tennis SRM University, Kattankulathur, Chennai- South Zone Inter University 1

6. 05.02.18-09.02.18

Ball Badminton Dravidia University, Kuppam- South Zone Inter University 1

Total 6


Cultural Events-State Level

S. No Date Name of the Event Venue No. of Participants

1. 10.07.17 Kalvi Valarchi Dhina Vizha2017 V.H.N. Senthi Kumara Nadar College, Viruthunagar 152. 13.07.17 Nadar Saraswathi Engineering College, Theni 63. 19.07.17

General CompetitionVidiyal Kalai Ilakkiya Mannram, Madurai 50

4. 21.07.17 Valluvam Kattum Vazhviyal Thiyagarajar College, Madurai 215. 22.07.17 Makkal Sindhanai Peravai, Erode 26. 25.07.17

General CompetitionAbdulkalam Elatchiya India Iyakkam 11

7. 02.08.17 Thai Tamil Kalaivizha-2017 108. 03.08.17 Sphinx-2017 99. 04.08.17 Busi Eclat-2017

N.M.S. Sermathai Vasan Women’s College

2410. 05.08.17 General Competition Agathiya Mamunivar Kalai Ilakkiya Panbattu Aaivu Maiyam,

Agatheeswaram9

11. 07.08.17 Troopers Of Commerce-2017 N.M.S. Sermathai Vasan Women’s College 2212. 07.08.17 General Competition MGR Nootraandu Vizha by Education Department,

Government of Tamilnadu12

13. 08.08.17 Apex Math 1114. 09.08.17 Phyonics 915. 10.08.17 Vivid Compu Meet-2017

N.M.S. Sermathai Vasan Women’s College

1416. 10.08.17 Shri Ramchandra Mission, Heart Fullness Institute 517. 11.08.17

General CompetitionKaviarasar Kalai Tamil Sangam 12

18. 17.08.17 Tech Meet-2017 Fatima College, Madurai 1819. 18.08.17-

19.08.17Heritage 2017 Tata- Dhan Academy 16


20. 19.08.17 Thiruveni Vizha 2017 Divine Life Society 1721. 19.08.17 National Anveshike Experimental

skill TestThiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai 10

22. 19.08.17-20.08.17

Divine Life Society 4

23. 22.08.17

General Competition

Sri Nachiappa Swamigal Educational Institution 524. 24.08.17 Nebulas Flock 2017 Sri Kaleeswari College, Sivakasi 1925. 24.08.17 Rally for Rivers ISHA YOGA 826. 27.08.17 Thendral Sethupathy Higher Secondary School, Madurai 127. 01.09.17 Famata-2017 Fatima College, Madurai 1228. 05.09.17 Thannammal Kalvi Arakattalai 629. 05.09.17

General CompetitionShakespeare Institute of English Studies 4

30. 09.09.17 Trigo Trix Mangayarkarasi College of Arts and Science for Women, Madurai

13

31. 12.09.17 General Competition Arignar Anna Research Chair, Alagappa University, Karaikudi

3

32. 13.09.17 Techno Fun’17 Madonna College of Arts and Science for Women, Madurai 1933. 14.09.17 Tech Gnosis Mangayarkarasi College of Arts and Science for Women,

Madurai28

34. 15.09.17 Primo Math Fest Sri Kaliswari College, Sivakasi 1435. 15.09.17 General Competition Govt. College for Women, Sivagangai 336. 15.09.17 THUMAI-17 Lady Doak College, Madurai 3937. 19.09.17 Phoenix 2k17 Mangayarkarasi College of Arts and Science for Women,

Madurai23

38. 20.09.17 Innowiz 2k17 Alagappa University, Karaikudi 1439. 21.09.17 Merx-17 1840. 22.09.17 Phynix-2k17

Mangayarkarasi Arts and Science for Women, Madurai13


41. 23.09.17 Muthtamil Saral-2017 1442. 07.10.17 Shakespeare Institute of English Studies 243. 08.10.17 Sethu Institute of Technology 444. 13.10.17 Thendral Fine Arts 1245. 02.11.17

General Competition

Sri Ramakrishna Math, Madurai 2246. 05.11.17 Short Film Competition Meenakshi Mission Hospital, Madurai Medical College 247. 06.01.18 150th Birth Anniversary Sister Nivedita 248. 08.01.18 Tamilnadu Kalai Ilakkiya Kalagam Kavignan Pathippagam 649. 22.01.18 Namakkal Kurunji Kabilar Tamil Sangam 2150. 22.01.18

General Competition

Raja Durai Singam Govt. Arts College, Sivagangai 351. 22.01.18 Thirukkural Competition Ulaga Thirukkural Peravai, Madurai 2452. 23.01.18 National Youth Day Celebration Ramakrishna Math 5053. 01.02.18 Pen Viduthalaiyum Kalviyum Sivagangai Employment office 354. 01.02.18 Pixels Symposium Dr. Zakir Hussian College, Ilayangudi 3255. 02.02.18 Innowiz’18 Fatima College, Madurai 3056. 02.02.18 Einstein’s Day Celebration Saraswathi Narayanan College, Madurai 1857. 07.02.18 Place It.Com-2018 Saratha Niketan College for Women, Amaravathi Pudur 1458. 07.02.18 Vanam Paadi-2018 Sri Kaleeswari College, Sivakasi 1959. 07.02.18 Mega-2018 Saratha Niketan College for Women, Amaravathi Pudur 760. 08.02.18 Mat Talent 18 V.H.N. Senthi Kumara Nadar College, Viruthunagar 1761. 09.02.18 Talentron Fatima College, Madurai 1362. 09.02.18 Science Expo-2018 E.M.G. Yadava Women’s College 963. 09.02.18 Urtechfest 2k’18 Dr. Umayal Ramanathan College for Women, Karaikudi 2164. 09.02.18 Ifest Lady Doak College, Madurai 2065. 16.02.18 ICC Thiagarajar College, Madurai 566. 17.02.18 ICC OAA-MAVMM School of Management, Kidaripatti 2067. 22.02.18 ICC Mangayarkarasi College of Arts and Science for Women, 11


Madurai68. 22.02.18 Technowar -2k18 Arul Anandar College, Karumathur 1769. 23.02.18 Pegasus 2k 18 The American College, Madurai 2070. 23.02.18 Intellect‘18 Nachiappa Swamigal Arts and Science College, Koviloor 2271. 03.03.18 General Competition International Lions Club, Chennai 372. 09.03.18 ICC Solamalai Raja Engineering College, Madurai 2573. 09.03.18 ICC Alagappa University, Karaikudi 374. 18.03.18 National Level Yoga

Championship-2018Alagappa University, Karaikudi 8

Total 1048


ANNEXURE –XV

5.9.2 No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events

Sports

S.No Name & Class of the Student

Name of the Event

Place Obtained Programme Venue/organizer

1. V. Pavithra, II B.Sc., Maths

Chess Selected as an University Player

Alagappa University Inter Collegiate Tournament

Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women, Kilakarai-03.10.17

2. S. Suganya, II B.Com Volleyball Selected as an University Player


Idhaya College for Women, Sarugani-06.10.17

3. T. Atchaya Dharani, III B.A., English

Kabaddi Selected as an University Player


Arumugam Pillai Seethai Ammal College, Thirupathur-16.10.17

4. G. Indhuja, II B.Sc Maths Badminton Selected as an University Player


Arumugam Pillai Seethai Ammal College, Thirupathur-23.10.17

5. S. Suganya- II B.Com High Jump I6. S. Suganya- II B.Com Long Jump III7. M.Karthika- III B.Sc., SW Javelin Throw III8. V.Uma- III B.Com(CA) Shotput II9. P.Sheela- II B.A., English 1500mts IV

Dr. MGR Golden Jubilee Celebration

RDM College, Sivagangai, Education Department, Govt. of Tamilnadu-2.11.17

10. G. Lakshmi Naveena Table Tennis Selected as an Alagappa University Dr. Zakir Hussian College, Ilayankudi-


Shree-II BCA University Player Inter Collegiate Tournament

16.12.17-25.12.17

11. A. Muthupriya- II B.Com(CA)

Ball Badminton Selected as an University Player


Alagappa University, Karaikudi-27.01.18-02.02.18

Cultural Events

S.No Name & Class of the Student Name of the Event Place Obtained

Programme Venue/organizer

1. R. Rubiya- I B.Sc., CS Speech III Kalvi Valarchi Dhina Vizha 2017

V.H.N. Senthi Kumara Nadar College, Viruthunagar- 10.07.17

2. P. Jeya Bharathi- II B.Com Essay Writing III General Competition Nadar Saraswathi Engineering College, Theni-13.07.17

3.4.

M. SangareswariS. Archana-III B.A., Tamil

Rangoli III

5. S. Dhivya- II M.A., Tamil Paper presentation I

Thai Tamil Kalaivizha-2017

N.M.S. Sermathai Vasan Women’s College-02.08.17

6. J. Bushra Fatima- III B.A English Paper presentation II Sphinx-2017 N.M.S. Sermathai Vasan Women’s College-03.08.17

7.8.

S. Sakthi AbiramiC. Sundravalli- III B.Com

Model Display III Busi Eclat-2017 N.M.S. Sermathai Vasan Women’s College-04.08.17

9. B. Preethi- II B.Com Paper Presentation II10.11.

K. Afnan Begam, A. Asifa Begum- II B.Com

Quiz ITroopers Of Commerce-2017


12. M. Varisai Nasiya-III B.Sc Maths Paper presentation I13.14.

G. Hema PriyaA. Jeyapriya- II B.Sc., Maths

15. B. Devika- III B.Sc., Maths

Dumb Charade I

16. G. Sathya priya- III B.Sc Maths Mathematical Rangoli I

Apex Math N.M.S. Sermathai Vasan Women’s College-08.08.17


17. X. Kathrin Rabu- II B.Sc Maths 18.19.

R. BavithraA. Subhashini-I B.Sc., Phy

Quiz II

20.21.

S. AmirthaV. Mahalakshmi-I B.Sc., Phy

Model Display II

Phyonics N.M.S. Sermathai Vasan Women’s College-09.08.17

22.23.

K. IshwaryaB. Shameera- III B.Sc CS

Art from E- Waste I

24.25.

M.NaganandhiniM.Priyadharshini-III B.Sc SW

Colorful Art II

26. A. Sheika Juberiya-III B.Sc IT Graphical Output III

Vivid Compu Meet-2017


27. K. Afnan Begam- II B.Com Essay Writing V General Competition Kaviarasar Kalai Tamil Sangam-11.08.17

28.29.

B.ShameeraM.Gayathri-III B.Sc., CS

Paper presentation III Tech Meet-2017 Fatima College, Madurai-17.08.17

30.31.

G. Sathiya Priya-III B.Sc., MathsS.Geetha Lakshmi-IIIB.Com(CA)

Rangoli I

32. M.Syed Ali Fathima- III B.Sc., IT33. M.Praveena- III B.Com

Folk Song I

34. S. Sakthi Abirami- III B.Com Drawing I35.36.37.38.

U. Thanga Manju- III B.Sc MathsT.Sharmila- III B.A., EnglishV.Shiyamala- III B.Com(CA)Srinithi- II B.Com(CA)

Quiz II

39.40.

B.NivethithaP.Ponmani- III B.A., English

Debate II

41. B.Sowmiya- III B.A., English Poem Writing III42.43.

D.DurgadeviK.Shanmugadharshini – II B.Com(CA)

44. M. Raasikha- III B.Com(CA)

Marketing III

Heritage 2017 Tata- Dhan Academy-18.08.17-19.08.17

45. P. Swathi- I B.A., English Poetry I Rally for Rivers ISHA YOGA-24.08.1746. C. Sri Nisha- I B.Sc., IT Speech II Thendral Sethupathy Higher Secondary


School, Madurai-27.08.1747.48.

M. Varisai Nasiya-III B.Sc MathsS. Punitha- I M.Sc., Maths

Paper presentation II

49.50.

G. Sathya priya- III B.Sc MathsX. Kathrin Rabu-II B.Sc Maths

Mathematical Rangoli III

51. S.Srirekshana- III B.Sc., Maths52. K.ArunaSutharsanamani-II B.Sc., Maths53. A. N. Aishwarya-II M.ScMaths

Quiz II

Famata-2017 Fatima College, Madurai-01.09.17

54. M. Varisai Nasiya-III B.Sc Maths Paper presentation II55.56.

G. Hema PriyaA. Jeyapriya- II B.Sc Maths

57. B. Madini- I B.Sc Maths

Dumb Charade II

58. G. Sathya priya- III B.Sc Maths59. X. Kathrin Rabu- II B.Sc Maths

Mathematical Rangoli I

60.61.

S. Amrin Banu K. Harini - II B.Sc Maths

Mathematical Model I

Trigo Trix Mangayarkarasi College of Arts and Science for Women, Madurai-09.09.17

62. G.LakshmiNaveenaShree-II BCA Debugging II63. M.Rajalakshmi-II B.Sc IT64. M. Revathi- II BCA

Dumb Charade II

65. S. Sri Atchaya- II B.Sc IT66. M. Revathi- II BCA

Software Development II

67.68.

M. HemavathyS. Jannath Hameetha- II B.Sc IT

Jumble Words II

69.70.

S. ThiruveshwariM. Dharani- II BCA

Art from E-Waste II

71. E. Kaleeswari- II B.Sc IT72.73.

M. RevathiG.Lakshmi Naveena Shree- II BCA

Best Manager II

Techno Fun’17 Madonna College of Arts and Science for Women, Madurai-13.09.17

74.75.

M. Syed Ali Fathima R. Aishwarya- III B.Sc IT

Quiz I

76. S. Soundarya Model Display II

Tech Gnosis Mangayarkarasi College of Arts and Science for Women, Madurai-14.09.17


77. K. Suguna Devi- III B.Sc IT78.79.80.81.82.

R. SharmiliT.RajakumariP. AlaguraniR. Santhiya J. Ramya- III BCA

As You Like it III

83. A. Ishwarya84. K. Ishwarya- III B.Sc., CS

Quiz II

85.86.

R. Saravanapriya, C. Malarkodi- III B.Sc CS

Model Display III

87.88.89.90.91.

M. JayanthiM. AginaBanuS. PratheebaS. Pratheeba R. Priyadharshini- III B.Sc CS

As You Like it I

92.93.

B. ShameeraM. Gayathri- III B.Sc CS

Paper presentation II

94. D. Divya- III B.Sc CS Web Designing I95. N.S. Priyanka- II B.Sc Maths Paper presentation III96. G. Sathya priya- III B.Sc Maths97. X. Kathrin Rabu- II B.Sc Maths

Mathematical Rangoli III

98.99.100.

S.Srirekshana- III B.Sc MathsK. Harini- II B.Sc., MathsA.N. Aishwarya-II M.Sc Maths

Quiz III

Primo Math Fest Sri Kaliswari College, Sivakasi-15.09.17

101. R. Aathi Sankari- II B.A., English Elocution II102. R. Aathi Sankari- II B.A., English Just a Minute I

THUMAI-17 Lady Doak College, Madurai-15.09.17

103.104.

T. RasigaJ. Jeyadharani- I B.A., English

Model Display I Phoenix 2k17 Mangayarkarasi College of Arts and Science for Women, Madurai-19.09.17

105.106.

A. AsifaK. Kohila- III BCA

Paper Presentation I Innowiz 2k17 Alagappa University, Karaikudi-20.09.17


107.108.

C. NandhiniB. Pushpa- III BCA

Short Film I

109. B. Preethi- II B.Com Paper Presentation III Merx-17 Mangayarkarasi Arts and Science for Women, Madurai-21.09.17

110. T. Anitha -III B.A., Tamil111.112.113.114.

R. AbiramiD.PonnudhavamP.SeethapriyaP.Gowsalya- II B.A., Tamil

Mime III Muthtamil Saral-2017 Mangayarkarasi Arts and Science for Women, Madurai-23.09.17

115. A. Dharini- III BSc.,Maths Proficiency Test III116. R. Swetha- II B.A.,English Employability Skill I

Proficiency & Employability Skill Test

Shakespeare Institute of English Studies-07.10.17

117.118.

A. AsifaK. Kohila- III BCA

Paper Presentation II General Competition Sethu Institute of Technology-08.10.17

119. K. Pandiselvi-III B.A., English Essay writing III General Competition Sri Ramakrishna Math, Madurai-02.11.17

120. C. Tamilarasi-I B.Sc., Maths Speech III General Competition 150th Birth Anniversary Sister Nivedita-06.01.18

121. P.Jeya Bharathi- II B.Com Essay Writing I General Competition Raja Durai Singam Govt. Arts College, Sivagangai-22.01.18

122.123.124.

R. MonikaB. AnitharaniM.Naganandhini- III B.Sc., SW

125.126.

M. GayathriB. Shameera-III B.Sc., CS

Ad- Act III

127. M. Gayathri- III B.Sc., CS Animation III

Pixels Symposium Dr. Zakir Hussian College, Ilayangudi-01.02.18

128. P. Jeya Bharathi- II B.Com I129. II130.

R.Aadhi SankariR.Swetha- II B.A.,English

Essay Writing

III

Pen Viduthalaiyum Kalviyum

Employment office, Sivagangai-01.02.18

131. C. Nandhini Quiz III Innowiz’18 Fatima College, Madurai-


132. K.Hemahamshini- III BCA133.134.

R. Saravana PriyaK. Iswarya- III B.Sc CS

II

135.136.

A. AsifaK. Kokila- III BCA

Paper Presentation III

137. R. Mohana- III BCA Software Development III138.139.

S. Bavani- II ITV. Sanchana- III B.Sc CS

Solo Dance III

140.141.

M. Naganandhini, M. Priyadharshini-III B.Sc SW

Face Painting I

142. R. Sameera Barvin- III B.Sc CS Web Designing I143. S. Sundareshwari- II B.Sc SW Software Development I

02.02.18

144.145.

M. NithyaN. Devika- I B.Sc., Phy

Model Display III

146.147.148.

V. MalarvizhiK. RanchithaB. Ranjani-I B.Sc., Phy

Treasure Hunt III

Einstein’s Day Celebration

Saraswathi Narayanan College, Madurai-02.02.18

149. M. Divya- I BCA Debugging I150.151.

C.Nandhini S. Thiruneshwari- III BCA

I

152.153.

R. Saravana PriyaK. Iswarya- III B.Sc CS

Art from E Waste

III

154.155.

A. AsifaK. Kokila- III BCA

II

156.157.

M. GayathriB. Shameera- III B.Sc CS

Paper Presentation

I

158.159.

L. NivethaC. Vijayarani-III BCA

Rangoli III

Place It.Com-2018 Saratha Niketan College for Women, Amaravathi Pudur-07.02.18

160. M. Varisai Nasiya-III B.Sc Maths Paper Presentation I161. G. Sathiya Priya- III B.Sc Maths162. X.Kathirin Rabu- II B.Sc Maths

Mathematical Rangoli IMega-2018 Saratha Niketan College for

Women, Amaravathi Pudur-07.02.18


163. G. Hema Priya

164. P. Ananthi-II B.Sc., Maths

Mathematical Model I

165. K. Harini- II B.Sc., Maths166. S. Srirekshana- III B.Sc Maths

Quiz I

167. G. Sathiya Priya- III B.Sc Maths168. X. Kathirin Rabu-II B.Sc Maths

Mathematical Rangoli I

169. S. Srirekshana- III B.Sc., Maths170. K. Aruna Sudharsanamani-

II B.Sc., Maths

Quiz III

171.172.

A. JeyapriyaG. Hemapriya-II B.Sc., Maths

173. M. Nithya- I B.Sc., Maths

Dumb Charades III

Mat Talent 18 V.H.N. Senthi Kumara Nadar College, Viruthunagar-08.02.18

174. B. Preethi- II B.Com175. R. Rajadharshini-I B.Com(CA)

Paper Presentation II

176. K. Shanmugadharshini- II B.Com(CA)

Mind Spark III

177. R. Srinidhi- II B.Com(CA) Trouble Shoot III178. S. Sakthi Abirami, II B.Com Pencil Drawing I179. J. Bharathi Gowri- II B.Com(CA) Photograph III180. V. Santhana Lakshmi-II B.Com(CA) Flash Animation II

Talentron Fatima College, Madurai-09.02.18

181.182.

M. Priyadharshini-III B.Sc.,SWR. Muthulakshmi- II B.Sc., SW

I

183.184.

R. SharmiliJ. Arabu Nisha- III BCA

Model display

II

185.186.

K. IshwaryaA. Iswarya- III B.Sc., CS

187. P. Priyadharshini-II B.Sc., SW

Quiz II

188.189.

B. ShameeraM. Gayathri-III B.Sc., CS

Paper Presentation I

Urtechfest 2k’18 Dr. Umayal Ramanathan College for Women, Karaikudi-09.02.18


190.191.

M.S.KarunyaE.Pandi Ezhilarasi- I B.Sc.,IT

III

192. D. Divya- III B.Sc., CS Software Development II193. R. Seema Barvin-III B.Sc., CS Logo Designing II194. II195.

M. Hemavathy- II B.Sc., ITM. Saranya- II B.Sc., CS

Graphical OutputIII

196.197.

K. Jesima Banu R. Aishwarya- III B.Sc., IT

Quiz III

198.199.200.

S. SwedhaR. PujhaP. Keerthika- I B.Sc., IT

201. S. Priyadharshini- I BCA202. T. Dhivya- III B.Sc., IT

III

203.204.205.206.207.

S. IswaryaK. Priyadharshini T. Dhivya BharathiS. RajeswariR.S. Vishaali-II B.Sc., SW

Ad- Act

II

208.209.

A. Asifa K. Gokila- III BCA


210. M. Anupriya- II B.Sc., SW Debugging III

Ifest Lady Doak College, Madurai-09.02.18

211.212.

V. Malarvizhi V. Mahalakshmi-I B.Sc., Physics

Models II Science Expo-2018 E.M.G. Yadava Women’s College-09.02.18

213.214.

K. VinithaS. Poornima-III B.Sc., CS

Art From waste I ICC OAA-MAVMM School of Management, Kidaripatti-17.02.18

215.216.217.218.219.

C. NandhiniA. AsifaB. EswariC. Vijayarani,L. Nivetha,

Short Film II Technowar -2k18 Arul Anandar College, Karumathur-22.02.18


220. S. Priyanka-III BCA221. M. Divya- I BCA Debugging II

222.223.

K. Ayswarya, A. Ayswarya- III B.Sc CS

Quiz III

224.225.

Naganandhini- III B.Sc., SWNandhini- II B.Sc., CS

Art from E- Waste III

226.227.

Seema BarvinD. Dhivya- III B.Sc., CS

Web Designing II

228.229.

K. IshwaryaA. Iswarya- III B.Sc., CS

I

230.231.

T. DhivyaR. Aishwarya- III B.Sc., IT

Quiz

II

232.233.

B. ShameeraM. Gayathri- III B.Sc., CS


Intellect‘18 Nachiappa Swamigal Arts and Science College, Koviloor-23.02.18

234.235.236.

R. Anish FathimaD. DurgadeviV.Santhanalakshmi-II B.Com(CA)

237.238.239.

S. SuganyaR. ReshmaM. Menaha-II B.Com

Ad Act I

240. S. Bavani- II B.Sc., IT241. N. Nandhini- II B.Sc., CS242. A. Jeyapratha- I B.A., Eng

I

243.244.245.

K. Afnan BegamA. Asifa BegumP. Jeyabharathi-II B.Com

Art from Waste

II

246.247.248.

M. HemavathyB. SoniyaR. Sivaranjani

Poster Presentation II

ICC Solamalai Raja Engineering College, Madurai-09.03.18


249. M. Dhivya-II B.Sc., IT250.251.

A.N. AishwaryaN. Roja-II M.Sc., Maths

252. S. Sivasankari-I M.Sc., Maths

Quiz III ICC Alagappa University, Karaikudi-09.03.18


ANNEXURE –XVI

5.12 Social Initiatives under taken by the Students

S.No Programme Organizer No.of Activities Venue1. Rally on “Awareness of Dengue” NSS 1 Poovanthi2. One day cleaning Camp NSS 1 Thiruppuvanam Temple3. Awareness on protestion of

environment NSS 1 Poovanthi

4. Medical Camp on general check up NSS 1 Poovanthi5. Rally on “Awareness of Dengue” NSS 1 NSS6. Science Exhibition College 2 Melur & Manamadurai7. Old Age Home Visit NSS 3 Poongudil8. Scribe College 13 Blind School, Sundarajanpatti9. Free Tuition College 37 Government School, Poovanthi


ANNEXURE –XVII

6.3.4 Editorial Board Member

S. No Name of Faculty Name of the Journal/ Book Issue ISSN No1. Dr. R. Poongkuzhali, Dept. of Tamil2. Dr. S. Kalaivani, Dept. of Tamil3. Ms. V.Antony Tamilarasi, Dept. of Tamil4. Dr. G. Gomathy, Dept. of Tamil

International Research Journal on Tamil language “Tamilaivu Sangamam”

Special issue: Sep 2017 2320-3412 and impact factor is 0.890

International Research Journal on Tamil language “Tamilaivu Sangamam”

Special issue: Sep 2017 2320-3412 and impact factor is 0.890

5. Dr. P. Nivedita, Dept. of Tamil

International Journal MASIVJ Vol 3: issue 2: 2017 2454-45586. Ms. K. Sudharani, Dept. of CS7. Ms. T. Ramaporkalai, Dept. of CS8. Ms. P. Priya, Dept. of CS9. Ms. K. Mahalakshmi, Dept. of IT10. Ms. N. Vinothini, Dept. of IT

SHANLAX international journal of Arts, Science and Humanities

Vol 5: special issue 2: Feb 2018

2321-788X and impact factor is 2.114

SHANLAX international journal of Arts, Science and Humanities

Vol 5: special issue 2: Feb 2018

2321-788X and impact factor is 2.114

11. Ms. K. Sankareswari, Dept. of IT

International Journal MASIVJ Vol 3: issue 1: 2017 & Vol 3: issue 2: 2017

2454-4558

12. Ms. S. Sharmila, Dept. of IT Vol 3: issue 1: 201713. Ms. P. Seethalakshmi, Dept. of Tamil Vol 3: issue 1: 201714. Ms. P.K. Ranjani, Dept. of English Vol 3: issue 1: 2017 &

Vol 3: issue 2: 201715. Ms. M. Subha, Dept. of Maths Vol 3: issue 1: 2017 &

Vol 3: issue 2: 201716. Ms. V. Jeyalakshmi, Dept. of CS

International Journal MASIVJ

Vol 3: issue 1: 2017 & Vol 3: issue 2: 2017

2454-4558


17. Ms. P. Sakthi Priyal,Dept. of Commerce Vol 3: issue 1: 2017 & Vol 3: issue 2: 2017

18. Ms. M. Ramalakshmi, Dept. of Com(CA) Vol 3: issue 1: 2017 & Vol 3: issue 2: 2017

19. Ms. P. Karthigaiselvi, Dept. of Tamil Vol 3: issue 1: 2017 & Vol 3: issue 2: 2017

20. Ms. C. Ramalakshmi, Dept. of Maths International Journal MASIVJ Vol 3: issue 2: 2017 2454-4558

Paper Presentation by Students in Seminars/ Conferences

InternationalSeminarsS.No Name Topic Organizer/Venue1. S. Divya, II M.A., Tamil Maara Nayanarin Iraichinthanaigal2. N. Ajitha, II M.A., Tamil Appoothi Adikalaarin Bakthineri3. T. Ananthi, II M.A., Tamil Paana pathiranathu Irai Bakthi4. S. Nandhini, II M.A., Tamil Vanthiyin Iraichinthanai5. D. Priyadharshini, II M.A., Tamil Nanthanarin Iraichinthanai6. P. Deiva Sowmiya, I M.A., Tamil Thiruvai Mozhiyin Iraichinthanaigal7. K. Mariyammal Pratheeba, I M.A., Tamil Thiruppavai Kattum Iraichinthanaigal8. K. Soundarya, I M.A., Tamil Karaikaal Ammaiyarin Iraichinthanaigal9. K. Sivapriya, I M.A., Tamil Sundararin Iraichinthanaigal10. S. Sujitha, I M.A., Tamil Nammalvarin Iraichinthanaigal11. P. Karuppayee, M. Phil., Tamil Thirumoolarin Iraichinthanai12. M. Jeyanthi, M. Phil., Tamil Paripadal Kattum Sevvel

Madurai Sivakasi Nadars Pioneer Meenakshi Women’s College, 13.09.17

13. M. Shobanavalli, I M.A., English Use of Audio-Visual Aids in English Language Teaching

14. M. Nasrin Fathima, I M.A., English Communicative Language Teaching15. E. Rajeshwari, I M.A., English Aims and Objectives in Teaching English in

Idhaya College for Women, Sarugani, 30.08.17-31.08.17


India16. T. Sivagami, I M.A., English Methods and Approaches of Teaching

English

17. B. Shameera, III B.Sc., CS Issues of Cyber Crime Security18. M. Gayathri, III B.Sc., CS Information Storage With Cloud Service19. S. Karpaga selvi, II M.Sc., CS & IT Automatic Certificate Generator20. M. Sona varshini, II M.Sc., CS & IT Timetable Generator21. V. Jayalakshmi, II M.Sc., CS & IT Website For The Department

Madurai Sivakasi Nadars Pioneer Meenakshi Women’s College, Poovanthi,16.02.18

22. M. Shobanavalli, I M.A., English Feminism in Margaret Atwood’s “ Surfacing”

The American College, Madurai,26.07.17

NationalConferencesS. No Name Topic Organizer/Venue1. A.N. Aishwarya, II M.Sc., Maths Optimization of Live stock Feed by blend

of LP and SOMGA2. G. Bharani, II M.Sc., Maths Beyond Rotamers: A generative,

Probabilistic Model of Side Chains in Proteins

3. S. Punitha, II M.Sc., Maths Optimization model for sibling reconstruction from genetic markers

4. M. Varisai Nasiya, III B.Sc., Maths Case study in Bank ATM Queuing Model

Sri Kaliswari College, Sivakasi,22.09.17

5. B. Shameera, M. Gayathri, III B.Sc., CS Digital Jewellery6. K. Hemahamshini, S. Sheefakani, III BCA Digital Jewellery7. T. Rajakumari, Priyadharshini, III BCA Virtual Reality

Fatima college, Madurai,20.09.17


StateSeminars

S. No Name Topic Organizer/Venue1. S.Divya, II M.A., Tamil Kappiyangalil Thagaval Thodarbiyal N.M.S. Sermathai Vasan Women’s

College, Madurai, 02.08.172. S.K. Meenamani, II B.A., English Women in Shakespeare N.M.S. Sermathai Vasan Women’s

College, Madurai, 03.08.173. J. Rizwana Begum, II M.A., English Sensitive Issues of Communal Disharmony

in Mahesh Dattani ‘Final Solutions’4. S. Roja, B.Aarthi, II M.A., English Elucidation of Myth and Tradition in

Girish Karnad’s ‘Hayavadhana’5. R. Shanmuga priya, S. Mythili, III B.A.,

EnglishGirish Karnad’s ‘Tughlaq’ as a Historical Play

6. K. Vennila, III B.A., English Conflict Between Individual and Society in Vijay Tendulkar’s ‘Silence! The Court is in Session’

7. M. Noorul Azeeba, III B.A., English Girish Karnad’s ‘ The Retold History of ‘The Dreams of Tipu Sultan’

8. N. Monisha, III B.A., English Self –Realization in Rabindranath Tagore’s ‘Chandalika’

9. A.Anna Priya,B.Divya Bharathi, III B.A English

Feministic Perspective in Mahesh Darttani’s Tara

10. B. Nivethitha, III B.A., English Feminism in Manjula Padmanabhan’s ‘Lights Out’

11. R.Swetha, II B.A., English Karnad’s Interpretation of Myth in ‘The Fire and The Rain’

12. S.Blessy Selvabai Thangam, II B.A., English Historical Judgement of Girish Karnad’s ‘TUGHLAQ’

13. R. Aathi Sankari, II B.A., English Communal Hatred in Mahesh Dattani’s

VHN Senthil Kumara Nadar College, Viruthunagar,28.09.17


‘Final Solution’ 14. S.K. Meenamani, II B.A., English Characterization in Girish Karnad’s

Wedding Album- A Psychological Approach

15. N.M.S. Sermathai Vasan Women’s College, Madurai, 08.08.17

16. Fatima College, Madurai, 01.09.1717.

M. Varisai Nasiya, III B.Sc., Maths Hiding a Message Using Musical Notes

Mangayarkarasi College of Arts and Science for Women, 09.09.17

18. S. Punitha, I M.Sc., Maths Graph Theory in DNA Fatima College, Madurai, 01.09.1719. N.S. Priyanka, II B.Sc., Maths Recent Topics in Graph Theory Sri Kaliswari College, Sivakasi,

15.09.1720. M. Varisai Nasiya, III B.Sc., Maths Statistical Application for Ranking the

Cancer Among the CountriesSaratha Niketan College for Women, Amaravathi Pudur, 07.02.18

21. M. Varisai Nasiya, III B.Sc., Maths Hiding a Message Using Musical Notes22. S. Punitha, I M.Sc., Maths Graph Theory in DNA

Thiagarajar College, Madurai, 06.09.17

23. Honey Pot Fatima College, Madurai, 17.08.1724.

B. Shameera, M. Gayathri, III B.Sc., CSBig Data Analytics Mangayarkarasi College of Arts and

Science for Women, Madurai, 14.09.1725. B. Shameera, M. Gayathri, III B.Sc., CS Cyber Crime Issue and Challenges26. S.Srinisha, II B.Sc., IT

G.Lakshmi Naveena Shree, II BCACyber Crime Issue and Challenges


27. Robotics Saratha Niketan College for Women, Amaravathi Pudur, 07.02.18

28.

B. Shameera, M. Gayathri, III B.Sc., CS

Bio Chip Dr. Umayal Ramanathan College for Women, 09.02.18

29. 3D Doctor Nachiappa Swamigal Arts and Science College, Koviloor,23.02.18

30. Green Computing Alagappa University, Karaikudi, 20.09.17

31.

A. Asifa, K. Kohila, III BCA

Digital Marketing Sethu Institute of Technology, 08.10.17


32. Internet of Every Thing Fatima College, Madurai, 02.02.1833. Virtual Reality Saratha Niketan College for Women,

Amaravathi Pudur, 07.02.1834. IOT Smart Garbage Collections Lady Doak College, Madurai, 09.02.1835. M.S. Karunya, E. Pandi Ezhilarasi, I B.Sc., IT Tizen Os Dr. Umayal Ramanathan College for

Women, Karaikudi, 09.02.1836. B. Preethi, II B.Com Digital India and its Impact N.M.S. Sermathai Vasan Women’s

College, Madurai, 07.08.1737. K. Shanmugadharshini, II B.Com (CA) Competency Mapping Thiagarajar College, Madurai, 20.09.1738. Emerging Trends and Issues in Social

CommerceMangayarkarasi Arts and Science for Women, Madurai, 21.09.17

39.

B. Preethi, II B.Com

Impact of an Social Media Fatima College, Madurai, 09.02.1840. R. Rajadharshini, I B.Com(CA) Impact of an Social Media Fatima College, Madurai, 09.02.1841. R. Reshma, II B.Com Introduction of Goods and Service Tax42. T.A. Janani, II B.Com Goods and Service Tax and Its Framework43. J. Bharathi Gowri, II B.Com (CA) Goods and Service Tax in Indian Economy44. K. Shanmuga Dharshini, II B.Com (CA) Impact of Goods and Service Tax


Publication by Student

S. No Name Topic Name of the Journal

ISSN Number

Impact Factor

1. N. Ajitha, II M.A.,Tamil Appoothi Adikalaarin Bakthineri2. T.Ananthi, II M.A., Tamil Paana pathiranathu Irai Bakthi3. C. Divya, II M.A., Tamil Maara Nayanarin Iraichinthanaigal4. S. Nandhini, II M.A., Tamil Vanthiyin Iraichinthanai5. D. Priyadharshini, II M.A., Tamil Nanthanarin Iraichinthanai6. P. Deiva Sowmiya, I M.A., Tamil Thiruvai Mozhiyin Iraichinthanaigal7. K.Mariyammal Pratheeba,I M.A

TamilThiruppavai Kattum Iraichinthanaigal

International Research Journal on Tamil language “Tamilaivu Sangamam” (Special issue: Sep 2017)

2320-3412 0.890


8. K. Soundarya, I M.A., Tamil Karaikaal Ammaiyarin Iraichinthanaigal

9. K. Sivapriya, I M.A., Tamil Sundararin Iraichinthanaigal10. S. Sujitha, I M.A., Tamil Nammalvarin Iraichinthanaigal11. P. Karuppayee, M.Phil., Tamil Thirumoolarin Iraichinthanai12. M. Jeyanthi, M.Phil., Tamil Paripadal Kattum Sevvel13. P. Karuppayee, M.Phil., Tamil Avvayar Padalgalin Uvamai Sirappu14. M. Jeyanthi, M.Phil., Tamil Avvai Parvaiyil Athiyan

International Journal “MASIVJ”

2454-4558 -

15. B.Shameera, III B.Sc., CS Issues Of Cybercrime Security16. M. Gayathri, III B.Sc., CS Information Storage With Cloud

Service17. S. Karpaga selvi,

II M. Sc(CS & IT) Automatic Certificate Generator

18. M. Sona varshini, II M. Sc(CS & IT) Timetable Generator

19. V. Jayalakshmi, II M. Sc(CS & IT) Website For The Department

Shanlax International Journal of Arts, Science and Humanities(Vol 5:2:2018)

2321-788X -

20. M. Shobanavalli, I M.A., English

Feminism in Margaret Atwood’s Surfacing

ISBN No:938678214-6

- -

21. M. Varisai Nasiya, III B.Sc., Maths

Case study in Bank ATM Queuing Model

ISBN No: 978-93-5267-446-6

- -

22. P. Jeya Bharathi, II B.Com Kamarasarin Nirvagath Thiran ISBN No: 978-93-81723-71-5

- -

23. R. Naga Nandhini, II B.A., English

Kamarasarin Nirvagath Thiran ISBN No: 978-93-81723-71-5

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