HISTORICAL SKETCHTHE BEGINNING :The Akkineni Nageswara Rao College is the result of munificence and zeal forhigher education of the people of Gudivada Taluk and of the neighbouring taluksin Krishna District. Situated in a rich agricultural area midway between Vijayawadaand Machilipatnam and connected by road, rail with the leading towns andvillages in the district. Gudivada has always been a centre of great cultural andpolitical activity and its citizens have played a prominent part in the life of thenation in general and in particular of Andhra Pradesh. In the education spheretoo, a seat of higher learning was felt, and to meet this need a strong Committeeof local leaders was formed early in 1950, and an appeal for funds was made bySri Parvataneni Venkataratnam (President), Sri Uppalapati Veerabhadra Rao (Trea-surer), Sri Kaza Venkataramaiah (Secretary), Sri Vemulapalli Ramabrahmam(Joint Secretary), Sarva Sri Vadde Sobhanadri, Lingam Venkata Krishnaiah andUpadrashta Papanna Sastri as members.
INAUGURATION OF COLLEGEThe College Organising Committee approached the authorities of the AndhraUniversity in April, 1950 for permission to organize the institution and have itaffiliated to the University. The Inspection Commission appointed by theUniversity visited Gudivada in May 1950 and recommended affiliation. TheCollege was formally inaugurated under the name ''The Gudivada College'' byProf. V.S. Krishna, B.A. (Oxon), Ph-D (Vienna), Vice Chancellor of the Univer-sity, on July 6, 1950 at a public meeting presided by Hon'ble Sri B. GopalaReddy, Finance Minister, Government of Madras. The Secretary of the OrganisingCommittee, Sri Kaza Venkataramaiah became the Correspondent of the Col-lege. Sri A.F. Thyagaraju was appointed as the first principal of the College.ACADEMIC COURSES AND INFRASTRUCTURE :In July 1951, the Biology, Physics and Chemistry group was opened and 94students were admitted. In July 1952 the college was raised to First Grade andB.A. and B.Com. classes were opened. The year 1953 saw further progress.B.Sc. class with Zoology (Main) and Chemistry and Botany Subsidiaries wasopened. Civics and Indian Administration were offered as optional subjects inIntermediate Course, and in Arts groups classes were opened in Sanskrit forIntermediate and in Hindi for B.A. In July 1957, the Pre-University course wasstarted with eight combinations of optional subjects. In July 1958 the Three YearDegree Courses were started in the College, thus making our institution conformto the national pattern of the college at education.
A highlight of 1958 was formation of the college play ground at the new sitewhich is the beginning of a new era in the history of the college. It is in thefitness of things to mention here that as much as fifteen acres of land wasdonated by the philanthropic villagers of Pedaparupudi and Bhushanagulla.
Additional land was purchased with donations of Rupees 60,000/- and 40,000/-by Pedaparupudi and Bhushanagulla farmers respectively.
As if to join the spree of donations, there were a few donations by understanding
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individuals such as 3 acres of land by Smt. Mandava Rama Tulasamma, 1.12acres by Sri Kolli Bhadraiah and 0.5 acres by Sri Vellanki Akkaiah Chowdary.
In February 1959, the next step forward was taken. The foundation stone for thenew building was laid by Dr. V.S. Krishna, the then Vice-Chancellor. Work of theConstruction began at once and the eastern wing of the ground floor came intobeing, a bare necessity for the Office of Principal, Laboratories and Library. Sideby side with this, a spacious auditorium was also constructed named after SriYerneni Challamaiah, who donated about Rs. 60,000/-.
Since Sri Akkineni Nageswara Rao gave a donation of one Lakh rupees, theCollege was named after him from April 1959. Dr. Y.Venkateswara Rao, M.Sc.,Ph.D., who succeeded Sri A.F. Thyagaraju could secure the active and willingco-operation of three popular doctors, Dr. A.V. Raghavaiah, Dr. T.L. Perumalluand Dr. P.L. Narasimha Rao for the completion of the remaining part of the build-ing. Their hectic activity culminated in the collection of fairly handsome dona-tions (about one lakh seventy five thousand rupees) from philanthropic public ofGudivada and neighbouring villages. To this was added, as promised, a sum ofabout rupees one lakh by Sri Akkineni Nageswara Rao and together with Govt.grants, the amount was utilised for the construction of the Western Wing of theGround Floor and the First Floor of both eastern and western side of the mainbuilding.Teaching work had commenced in cement concrete rooms which is anachievement of our dream.
The next phase was our library. This was constructed on modern lines withmaximum facilities for each category of the college population., students andstaff. We are proud of our Library.
In accordance with a new pattern of education, the college started the new twoyear intermediate course from the academic year 1969-70. A new pattern ofdegree course (called New Scheme) with Main and Ancillaries was started witheffect from the academic year 1971-72 with Telugu as the medium of instruction.
Another notable achievement is the starting of M.Com. Course in 1974 - 75thereby becoming one of the handful of affiliated colleges in Andhra to have theprivilege of offering instruction at the post graduate level.
The constrction work went on uninterrupted and by 1975 gymnasium also wasbuilt, and has since been used by students and staff with great enthusiasm.Consequent of donation of twenty five thousand rupees, the gymnasium wasnamed after Sri Kolli Lingaiah.
The notable structure that was constructed in 1976 is Yerneni Govindaiah JuniorCollege Building funded (Rupees one lakh) by his son Sri Rama Chandra Rao forthis purpose. It was completed by 1984 and has been used since 1985. Thefoundation stone for the post graduate wing was laid in 1985 and the construc-tion of the building was completed in 1992.
The postgraduate department was shifted to the newly constructed wing during1992-93. Foundation stone was laid for Post-graduate block on 22-8-94 by thethen chairman of University Grants Commission, Prof. G. Rami Reddy. The con-struction of men's hostel was completed in 1996 with the assistance of UGC asa part of VIII Plan Developmental Projects.
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The history of the College should place on record, the demise of Sri ParvathaneniVenkataratnam, Founder President. Sri Kaza Venkataramaiah, Founder Secre-tary and Sri Yerneni Venkateswara Rao, Vice President of the committee during1975 and 1976 who were responsible for building up the college as we are today.Sri Upplapati Veerabhadra Rao, the founder member of the College ManagementCommittee, who served the college for over half century, passed away on 22ndAugust 2005 at the age of 87. He served the college in many capacities-Treasurer, Secretary & Correspondent and President. The College places onrecord his yeoman service.The College celebrated its silver jubilee in 1975-76, Sri J. Vengala Rao, the thenChief Minister inaugurated the celebrations, which was attended byseveral distinguished people.Keeping the evergrowing importance of Computer Sciences and inresponse to the public demand for these subjects the college started three newrestructured B.Sc., Coures, with Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics andStatistics Combinations.Expansion of academic facilities was the order of the day and in keeping withthis trend the College got permisson and started the M.B.A. Course in the aca-demic year 1993-94, which was inaugurated by Sri Y. C. Simhadri, the then Vice-Chancellor, NagarjunaUniversity on 7-2-1994. The M.Sc., in Mathematics wasstarted in the academic year 1994 - 95.The M.C.A., M.Sc. (Computer Science), B.C.A. and a new stream in B.Sc.,Course with Mathematics, Statistics and Computers were started during theacademic year 1998 - 99.B.Ed Course was started during the academic year 1999-2000 under the aegisof ANR College of Education and D.Ed.course under ANR D.Ed.College in 2007.A Post-Graduate Course, M.Sc., (IS) was started from the academic year 2001-2002, M.Sc. (Chemistry) from the Academic Year 2002-2003, a new Post-Gradu-ate Course in M.Sc., (Physics) and a new Degree Course in B.Sc., (M.P.C.)from the Academic year 2003-04. Two more P.G. Courses i.e., M.Sc., (Botany)and M.Sc., (Micro-Biology) were commenced from the Academic year 2005-2006. The annual intake of MCA and MBA is extended from 60 to 120 from theAcademic year 2007-08 and 2008-09 respectively. B.Com(Re-structured Course)commenced from Academic Year 2012-13.Sri K.R.K. Prasad, Former Principal, V.S.M. College, Ramachandrapuram wasappointed as Advisor, Academic & Administrative Affairs of the College witheffect from 1-2-1998.Prof. D.V. Suresh Kumar, Former President, faculty of Management Sciences &Commerce and Member of Syndicate, University of Madras was appointed asDirector for P.G. & U.G. Un-aided courses with effect from 1-7-1999 andProf. V. Narasimha Rao, working as Head of the MBA Department of this collegesince 1994 took charge as Director on 09-08-2006.Sri M. Rama Mohana Rao was appointed as principal of K.G.P.R.A.N.R. Collegeof Education with effect from 28-1-2000 and succeeded by Sri C.V. Chinulu whotook charge as Principal w. e. f. 7-12-2001. Smt. Aruna Kumari took charge asprincipal w.e.f. 29-03-2008 and succeeded by Dr. J. Shakeela w.e.f.10-10-2012.Dr. S. Sankar took charge as principal of the College w. e. f. 31-12-2012. Sri K.P.Appaiah Chowdary appointed as Co-ordinator for KGPR-ANR College of Educa-tion and ANR D.Ed. Colleges w.e.f. 12-09-2012.
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In the academic year 1998-99, a spacious laboratory with 75 Pentiumcomputers was commissioned for M.C.A. During 1999-2000 another lab wasopened with 45 latest Computers for B.Sc., (Maths, Statistics / Physics andComputer Sciences). This laboratory was named after Dr. Yarlagadda LakhsmiPrasad Computer Centre since it was financed by his M.P. "LADS" (Local AreaDevelopment Scheme) Funds. Computer with Internet facility and printer hasalso provided to the staff rooms of all individual departments of the college.A hostel for women in the name of "Akkineni Annapoornamma Women's Hostel"was also constructed during 2003-04.A fully furnised Internet facility was established for the benefit of students aswell as staff members to equip themselves with the latest knowledge and devel-opments taking throught the world.A 400 M running track(width 9.76m) was laid during 2005-06 at a cost of Rs. 3Lakhs, which was sanctioned by U.G.C. Under X Plan. The Ministry of YouthAffairs and sports granted Rs. 3 Lakhs and it was utilised by the college to equipthe gymnasium with Multi-Gym with 12 stations, Joggers (manual and elec-tronic), Exercise cycles, Electronic Treadmill, Twisters, Vibrators and WeightLifting set.Golden Jubilee CelebrationsThe completion of 50 years called for Golden Jubilee Celebrations in which allthose connected with the college participated. The committee members, thefaculty, the office staff, students and alumni as well as the public took partenthusiastically during the three hectic days of celebrations on 21, 22 and 23December 2000.The then Chief Minister Sri Nara Chandra Babu Naidu inaugurated thecelebrations. Many other V.I.P's including Sri M. Venkaiah Naidu, Hon'ble Minis-ter for Rural Development and Her Excellency Smt. V.S. Ramadevi, Governor ofKarnataka were kind enough to grace the occasion and offer their good wishes.The festivities of the Jubilee were crowned by the exciting announcement ofhandsome donations, Rs. 10 lakhs by the presstycoon Sri Ramoji Rao, and oldstudent of this college, in honour of his parents Cherukuri Venkata Subbaiah andVenkata Subbamma, Rs. 15 Lakhs by Dr. Y. Lakhsmi Prasad from his M.P. LADSfunds, Rs. 5 Lakhs by Sri Rajendra Prasad, Rs. 5 Lakhs by Sri PunukolluBadrachalam Trust, Rs. 1 Lakh by J.V. Satyanarayana, Rs. 10 Lakhs by Smt. K.Karuna Devi and her sons towards A.N.R. College of Education Building Fundand Rs. 10 Lakhs by the other members of "A.N.R. College Old Students"Association (ANR COSA) towards the construction of Golden Jubilee Commemo-ration Building which was inaugurated by Prof. L. Venugopal Reddy, Vice-Chan-cellor, Nagarjuna University on 17th August, 2002.A Research center, under the purview of Acharya Nagarjuna University wasestablished in the college in the year 2006 for the pursuers of M.Phil. and Ph. D.programmes.The P.G. Department of Business Administration is also arecognised Research Centre of Krishna University. ANR College has secured FIRST PRIZE by being adjudged as “Best Perform-ing Pro- fessional P.G.College (University Exam Results)” by Acharya NagarjunaUniversity and issued Certificate of Merit in its 32nd Foundation Day Celebra-tions on 11-9-2008.The College was Re-accredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC in September 2016.The University Grants Comission (UGC) granted Autonomus status to thecollege from 2018-19 to 2027-28.
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MEMBERS OF COLLEGE COMMITTEE1. Sri P. Nageswara Rao President
2. Sri L.R.K. Prasad, B.Com., Vice-President
3. Sri K.S. Appa Rao, M.S.W. Secretary & Correspondent
4. Sri P. Rajabhushana Rao Treasurer
5. Sri B. Rama Kutumba Rao Joint Secretary
6. Sri S.V. Ramana Babu Joint Secretary
7. Sri Y. Govinda Rajan Babu Hereditary Member
8. Sri Y.K.D. Mallikharjuna Rao Hereditary Member
9. Sri Y. V. Kishore Hereditary Member
10. Sri Akkineni Venkat Hereditary Member
11. Sri K. Koteswara Rao, B.A., B.L. Member
12. Dr. S. Balarama Krishna, M.B.B.S. Member
13. Sri V. Shobhanadriswara Rao, B.Sc., B.E. Member
14. Sri A. Rama Mohana Rao Member
15. Sri K. Santharam Member
16. Sri G. Purnachandra Rao Member
17. Sri L.V. Subba Rao Member
18. Sri K.G.S.R. Gupta, M.Com. Member
19. Sri U. Rama Swamy Sastry Member
20. Dr. P. Raja Sekhar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Principal, Ex-officio
MEMBERS OF THE COLLEGE GOVERNING BODY1. Sri P. Nageswara Rao President
2. Sri L.R.K. Prasad, B.Com., Vice-President
3. Sri K.S. Appa Rao, M.S.W. Secretary & Correspondent
4. Sri P. Rajabhushana Rao Treasurer
5. Sri B. Rama Kutumba Rao Joint Secretary
6. Sri S.V. Ramana Babu Joint Secretary
7. Sri A. Rama Mohana Rao Member
8. Sri K.G.S.R. Gupta, M.Com. Member
9. Dr. P. Raja Sekhar, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Principal, Ex-officio
10. Dr. P.J.S. Kumar, MCA, M.Phil., M.Tech., Ph.D. Director, Ex-officio
11. Staff Representative
12. University Representative, Krishna University
13. Principal, GDC, Pamarru, Government Representative
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P.G. COURSESDEPARTMENT OF MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (M.B.A.)
1. Dr. C. Lakshmi Nath, M.B.A.,PG.DFM,M.Phil., Ph.D. Professor & Head
2. Dr. M.B.Suvarchala, M.B.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. Assoc. Professor
3. Sri K. Hima Giridhara Rao M.B.A. Assoc. Professor
4. Smt. P.Sreedevi M.Sc. (Statistics)Assoc. Professor
5. Smt. M.Kalyani M.B.A. Asst. Professor
6. Smt. S.Kavitha M.B.A. Asst. Professor
7. Sri Md. Saleem M.B.A., PGDFM Asst. Professor
8. Smt. K.Lavanya M.C.A. Asst. Professor
9. Sri V.Pavan Chalapathi Rao M.B.A. Asst. Professor
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE(M.C.A. & M.Sc. Computer Science)
1. Dr. P.J.S. Kumar, M.C.A., M.Phil., M.Tech., Ph.D. Assoc. Prof. & Director
2. Smt. Ch.Mallika, M.Sc.(CS), M.Tech. Assoc. Professor
3. Sri D.V. Naveen Kumar, M.C.A. Assoc. Professor
4. Smt. B. Tarmila Devi, M.C.A. Assoc. Professor
5. Sri M. Jesu Babu, M.C.A. Asst. Professor
6. Smt. P. Santhi, M.C.A. Asst. Professor
7. Kum. K. Sukanya, M.C.A. Asst. Professor
8. Smt. T. Veena, M.C.A. Asst. Professor
9. Smt. A. Durga Bhavani, M.C.A. Asst. Professor
Department of Mathematics1. Smt. K.Rama Devi, M.Sc. (Maths) Lecturer In-charge
2. Kum. A. Naga Rani, M.Sc. (Maths) Lecturer
3. Kum. J. Priyanka, M.Sc. (Maths) Lecturer
4. Kum. B. Rajani, M.Sc. (Maths) Lecturer
10. Sri V.Nagendra Kumar M.B.A. Asst. Professor
11. Smt. Naziya Sulthana M.B.A. Asst. Professor
12. Kum. A.N.V.D. Padmaja M.B.A. Asst. Professor
13. Kum. B.P. Rajya Lakshmi M.B.A. Asst. Professor
14. Smt. K.Karthika Sudha M.B.A. Asst. Professor
15. Sri M.Bharath Kumar M.B.A. Asst. Professor
RULES & REGULATIONS OF COLLEGE
1. Fee shall be paid in one installment, and must be paid as per the deadline.
2. If the last date prescribed for payment of fees happens to be a holiday, feesmay be paid on the next working day.
3. Students who pay their fee after the fifteenth day but before the thirteenthday shall be charged a fine of Rs. 100/-. Thereafter, they are liable to suspen-sion or dismissal if the fees still remain unpaid.
4. A student whose name has been struck off from the rolls will be indicated onthe notice board.
5. Students should obtain and preserve all the receipts for all payments madeby them.
6. Fees once paid will not be refunded or adjusted towards some other dues orkept in reserve for some other purpose.
ATTENDANCE RULES
1. Students are required to attend punctually all lecture andpractical classes as per the time table.
2. Attendance will be taken in every class. Students entering the class duringthe roll-call will be marked present, but those coming late will be markedabsent.
3. Absence for any class will be counted as absent for the whole session.
4. Students desiring leave of absence should apply to the Director in writing.Application for more than two days leave should bear the counter signatureof the parent or guardian.
5. All leave applications must be countersigned by the Head of the Dept andDirector.
6. Abesence without leave will entail a fine of Rs. 25/- per day.
7. Students who fail to put in minimum of 85% attendance will not be eligiblefor condonation of attendance. However the students are directed to put in95% attendance.
8. Students are advised in their own interest to be punctual and regular inattending the college. They are instructed to ascertain from theattendance clerk at the end of every month whether they are short of attendance.
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GENERAL NORMSBy accepting membership of the college, students accept an obligation to obey
its rules and to respect and support its discipline. The interpretation of the rules
and in any academic or disciplinary matter not covered by the rules, they are
expected to accept the guidance of the Principal / Director.
1. This college, like other, is a temple of learining. You come to use with the
noble objective "ENTER TO LEARN AND LEAVE TO SERVE"2. Attend your classes regularly. That is the main purpose of which you have
joined the college, you should put in a minimum of 85% of attendance in
theory classes and minimum of 95% of attendance in practical classes.
Otherwise you will not be sent for the public examination. Don't leave the
class room without the teacher's permisson.
3. It is compulsory that you should wear your identification card,and follow
Dress code. Without which you will not be allowed into the class.
4. Conduct yourself inside and outside the college in a manner that brings
good name to you and the college.
5. Observe discipline and extend courtesy to others. Discipline and courtesy
cost you nothing, but their returns will be tremendous.
6. Do not loiter on the campus. If you have leisure, spend the time purpose
fully in the library.
7. Maintain absolute silence in the library should not disturb fellow-students
who are in deep study.
8. Maintain decency and decorum in your classroom, library,
laboratories and on the campus in general.
9. Keep your surroundings clean and tidy. Remember the saying : Cleanliness
is next to Godliness.
10. Smoking in the college premises is strictly prohibited.
11. Study and discussion of public political matters are permitted. However,stu
dents shall not take part in any activites, agitations and movements which
the college authorities think undesirable.
12. Misconduct of students even outside the College likely to mark the reputa-
tion of the College, deliberate or unwitting, will be deemed as offense against
the institution and will be dealt with accordingly.
13. Any kind of malpractice at the examination is liable for punishment with
fine and expulsion.
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14. As the College is a co-educational institution, utmost decency is expectedin the behaviour of both boys and girls. Boys in particular, will do well dobear in mind constantly that they should behave towards girl students inthe same civilized manner as they expect for their own kind of the fair sexwho are or will be students of this or any other co-educational institution.
15. The College provides many amenities, the Auditorium, theGymnasium, Audio-visual education, the play fields, a Bank, a Student’sCo-op. Stores and Canteen.
16. Play games. They not only improve your physique but alsoinculcate wholesome attitudes through healthy sportsmanship in you.
17. Join the extra-curricular activities : the N.C.C., the N.S.S., Akkineni Kalapeetam, Dramatics, Debates, etc. Choose according to your taste andtalent.
18. Cell phones are strictly prohibitted.
19. If, in any cirumstances, a student feels himself no longer able to abide bythe rules of the College, he/she may obtain permission to leave the insti-tution without delay.
20. There are many cases where adolescent indiscretions haveresulted in adult regrets. Learn from them and behave wisely even asyoung men and women. That will make you a worthy member of yourfamily and worthy citizen of India, may be the World. That is the duty youowe yourself.
20. Students shall actively participate and make use of the personalityDevelopment sessions arranged by the Management.
LABORATORIES
1. Science students should attend their practical class regularly sinceexperiments will not be repeated for the sake of absentees.
2. Students should note down all relevant points in observation books andsubmit their record books punctually. Since the records carry marks, theyshould be maintained neatly and accurately.
3. Students should not leave the laboratory without returning the apparatuslent to them.
NATIONAL CADET CORPS AND NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME
A Senior Divison of the National Cadet Corps and a unit of National ServiceScheme function in the college. The units are directed by a committeeconsisting of the Principal and the respective officers.N.C.C./N.S.S. training is voluntary for all able-bodied students of the college.
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1. The training shall extend over a period of two years commencing with the
Junior Intermediate class.
2. The trainees shall put in not less than 75 percent of attendance at N.C.C. or
N.S.S. Programme during each year and attend one compulsory Annual Camp
during vacation as per the Rules.
PLANNING FORUMThere is a Planning Forum in the College sponsored by the Planing
Commission. It is subsidised by the Planning Commission and the Ministry of
Planning and Development of the Government of Andhra Pradesh. While the
students also pay a nominal fee towards its activities.
The Planning forum aims at promoting plan consciousness among
students, teachers and general public by organising (i) Seminars (ii) Debates
(iii) Essay writing (iv) Tours (v) Audio Visual Programmes and other constructive
activites that come under the purview of the forum.
LIBRARYThe College Library, opened in July 1950 has now a total of over 80,000
volumes. It contains books dealing not only with the various subjects of study at
the college level but also books of general interest.
The books are classified and arranged according Dewey's Decimal
classification. About 1,300 volumes are added every year.
P.G. LIBRARYThe College has a specialized P.G. Library. It has a good collection of books,
periodicals and Journals. It is well stocked library with an open access system,
neatly segregated subject-wise and field - wise. The library has been subscrib-
ing to more than 50 National and International periodicals and Journals. The
leading English and Telugu Dailies are also made available to the students. It
also possess the books of general interest and encyclopedias.
RULES OF LIBRARYThe P.G. Library is open from 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. on all working days and the
central library 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. The issue counter will be closed at 5 P.M.
The working hours during vacations will be notified from time to time.
Members of the teaching staff, students, Non-teaching staff members of the
College Committee and the Librarian are also the facto members of the library.
Others who wish to become members may be admitted on application to the
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Principal, recommended by a teacher who shall stand surity. They will be re-
quired to make a deposit of Rs. 150/- and to pay a Library Fee of Rs. 30/- per
year on admission towards membership of the library. If they wish to join the
reading room only, they need not pay the deposit.
Non-member shall be admitted into the library when he is introduced by a
member, but such admission does not confer the privilege of making use of the
library for reference purposes. Students are not permitted to introduce non-
members to the library.
Current periodicals may be read only in the place set apart for the purpose.
Strict Silence to be Observed in and Around the Library.
No member shall be allowed to bring his / her books or their belonging into the
library.
All books must be appiled for and returned in person. No books will be issued to
messengers.
Absence from the college will not relieve a borrower of the
responsibility of returning the books on the due date.
Members entering or leaving the library should pass all books
including note books through the entrance / exit counter.
Students are forbidden from taking books into place where there is sickness of
an infectious nature.
Member shall be allowed books as follows :Members of the teaching staff and committee 15 Vols.
Members of the College Clerical Staff 5 Vols.
Students 5 Vols.
Attenders 1 Vol.
Others Members granted permission 3 Vols.
Borrowers are eligible to keep a book for 14 days from the date of issue. At the
end of the period the books shall be returned to the library, but may be reissued
to the same person if it is not in the meantime applied for by some one else.
When the book is thus reissued to a person, he/she may retain it for a further
period of one week. Ordinarily two renewals may be allowed without the
presentation of the book at the counter.
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The Librarian may recall a book at any time during the period of its loan.
Any book on loan may be reserved to borrower on application.Such
reservations will be notified and dealt with in strict chronological order.
If an applicant fails to ask for a book that reserved on the date specified,the
reservation will lapse automatically.
Back numbers of the periodicals may be issued to members as follows :
Teaching Staff and Committee Members 5 numbers
Clerical Staff 2 numbers
Attendars 1 numbers
Special Members 2 numbers
They must be returned with in 7 days of issue.
Reference books should be taken out of the library. They may,
however, be issued to members of the teaching staff for class use, and books
thus taken out should be returned before 4-00 P.M. on the same day. The issue
will be noted in a special register maintained for this purpose.
Borrowers failing to return books or periodicals on or before the day last noted in
the date lable of the book or periodical should pay a penalty of 50 paise per book
or periodical for each day. In the calculation of fines, the day on which the library
is not working will not be counted.
When a book is received from the library, it should be examined
carefully and the attention of librarian should be drawn to the defects therein.
Otherwise the last borrower will be held responsible for the defects. Every reader
borrowing a book shall be responsible for its custody until it is returned. In the
event of any loss or damage to the book, he / she shall replace the book at his
/ her own cost or pay such compensation as may be fixed by the Principal in
consultation with the Librarian.
If a volume belonging to a set lost, the reader may be required to replace the
whole set.
Borrowers are not permitted to lend books borrowed from the library to others.
Books, periodicals, Maps etc, should not be marked,written upon are damaged.
No tracing is allowed without the permission of the librarian. Cutting or mutilating
of books, periodicals or other property of the library is strictly forbidden and will
entail penalties which may include suspension of the privilege of membership.
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TEXT BOOK LIBRARYA Text Book Library has been instituted in the college with financial
assistance of U.G.C. The purpose of the library is to lend standard text books to
students who cannot afford to purchase them.
The following are the rules of the text book library.1. A student who wants to borrow a book should pay 10% of the cost of the
book towards maintenance of book. He can retain the books till the last working
day of the academic year.
2. No underlining, making comment, etc., should be made anywhere in the
book, not any part of the book torn off. A fine of Rs.10/- or more will be collected
for such markings, underlining etc.
3. The Librarian reserves the right to call for its return at any time.
4. If the book is lost or damaged, its cost will be recovered in full from the
student with a fine of Rs. 10/- towards service charges.
Books from the Text Book Library will be issued to the Students as per the
following rules :
1. Books will be issued to students belonging to S.C., S.T. and other Economi-
cally Backward Classes whose parental income is below Rs. 12,000 per annum.
2. If after such issue, books are still available, they will be issued to students
belonging to other castes whose parental income is below Rs. 6,000/- per an-
num.
3. These books should be returned on or before the last working day. Failling
which a fine of 25 paise per book per day will be collected.
4. The college library has sanctioned BULS Award for the students who ex-
tremely utilise the library (BUL).
OTHER SERVICES OF THE LIBRARY :1. Guidance regarding Universities, Courses-professional, non
professional, technical, non-technical, job oriented etc.
2. Information regarding current affairs.
STUDENT COUNSELLING CENTERA student counselling Centre was established in the college with lecturers
as members to guide students in curricular and extra curricular matters from the
year 1994-95. It is intended to improve quality of the functioning of the college
including discipline among the students.
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DEGREE LIBRARYLIST of JOURNALS
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DAILIES :
1. Andhra Jyothi (Tel.)
2. Andhra Prabha (Tel.)
3. Deccan Chronicle
4. Eenadu (Tel.)
5. Sakshi
6. The Hindu
7. Visalandhra (Tel.)
WEEKLIES :
1. Employment News
2. Janata
3. Navya (Tel.)
4. Swati (Tel.)
5. Tenali Times (Tel.)
6. University News
FORTNIGHTLIES :
1. Sainik Samachar (Tel.)
2. Udyoga Sopanam (Tel.)
3. Vijeta Competition (Tel.)
MONTHLIES :
1. Andhra Pradesh (Tel.)
2. Annadata (Tel.)
3. Azad Academy Journal
4. Balabharatam
5. Biology Today
6. Buddhabhoomi (Tel.)
7. Chemistry Today
8. Chatura (Tel.)
9. Competition Success Review
10.Grandhalaya Sarvaswam (Tel.)
11.Mathematics Today
12.Mahakavi Sri Sri (Tel.)
13.Physics for you
14.Prabhuddha Bharata
15.Resonance
16.Saptagiri (Tel.)
17.Sankaravani (Tel.)
18.Science Reporter
19.Seminar
20.Simhapuri Raitu (Tel.)
21.Sri Ramakrishna Prabha (Tel.)
22.Srivani (Tel.)
23.Srujana Priya (Tel.)
24.Telugu Vidyardhi (Tel.)
25.The Sikh Review
26.The Vedanta Kesari
27.Telugu Velugu (Tel.)
28.Veekshanan (Tel.)
29.Vipula (Tel.)
30.Yojana (Tel.)
PERIODICALS IN THE LIBRARY OFPOST GRADUATE COURSES
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A Dailies :
1 Hindu
2 Business Line
3 Deccan Chronical
4 Eenadu
5 Andhra Jyothi
6 Sakshi
7 Vaartha
8 Visalandhra
9 Andhra Prabha
B. National Journals :
1 Auto Car
2 Abhigyan
3 Brand Management
4 Business India
5 Business Today
6 Careers360
7 Competition Success Review
8 Computer Era
9 Computer Society Of India
10 Corporate Governance
11 Corporate India
12 Dalal Street
13 Digit
14 Electronics for you
15 Employment News
16 Finance India
17 Front Line
18 Ganitha Chandrika ; Granthalaya
Sarvaswam
19 Honieybee
20 India Forbes
21 Indian Journal Of Finance
22 Indian Journal Of Management
23 Indian Journal Of Marketing
24 Indian Journal Of Traditional
Knowledge
25 Industrial Economist
26 Journal Of Accounting & Finance
27 Kurukshethra
28 Outlook
29 Palle Srujana
30 Readers Digest
31 Resonance
32 Science Reporter
33 Soft Skills
34 The Chartered Accountant
35 The Indian Association Of Physics
Teachers
36 The Indian Journal Of Commerce
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37 The Indian Journal Of Industrial Relations
38 University News
39 Telugu Vidyardhi
40 The Week
41 Vinimaya
42 Yojana
C. International Journals :
1 Harvard Business Review
2 International Journal Of Computer Science And Knowledge Engineering
3 International Journal Of Computing And Applications
4 International Journal Of Information Technology And Engineering
5 Journal Of Advanced Research In Computer Engineering
6 New Frontiers In Education - International Journal Of Education And
Research
7 IOSR Journal of Business and Management
We Are Also Admitted As An Institutional Member Of “Delnet” (Developing
Library Network) And “N-List” (National Library And Information Services Infra-
structure For Scholarly Content Programme)"
5. Kosaraju Subbaiah and Mallikamba Memorial Scholarship (Instituted by SriKosaraju Venkateswara Rao, Lecturer) on merit-cum-means basis to beawarded to A Student of II Degree Class.
6. Kavuri Charitable Trust Prize (20 Prizes)
7. Karamchetti Kotaiah Memorial Prize for the student of degree classes whosecures the highest number of marks in Hindi in the University Examina-tions at the end of I & II years put together.
8. Jonnalagadda Papannasastry Memorial Prize, instituted by Smt. B. Rukminifor the B.Sc, (M.P.C.) Student who secures highest number of marks in theB.Sc., Examination.
9. Pisipati Suryanarayana Murthy Prize for the student of degree class whosecures highest number of marks in Sanskrit in the University Examina-tions at the end of first and second years put together.
10. D. Radhakrishna Murthy Memorial prize for three students who secure highestnumber of marks in Telugu in Junior Intermediate, I Degree and II Degree.
11. Achanta Radha Krisha Murthy and Smt. Achanta Krishanveni memorialPrizes instituted by A. V. Sitaramamurthy, Lecturer for two students whosecure highest number of marks in Telugu in Intermediate and Degree.
12. Uppalapati Veerabhadra Rao Prize for the student who secureshighest number of marks with first class in M.B.A. Examination.
13. Adusumilli Vanajakshi Memorial Prize instituted by Sri A. Ranga Rao for aB.Sc. Student who secures highest number of marks in Physics.
14. Talluri Linga Murthy Memorial Gold Medal, instituted by Sri T.S. Rao, Retd.D.G.P. (Govt. of A.P.) for the student of M.Sc., (Mathematics), who secureshighest number of marks.
15. Yarlagadda Pattabhi Subrahmanyeswara Memorial Prize, instituted by SriY.K.D. Mallikharjuna Rao for the student of B.Sc. who secures highestnumber of marks in Mathematics.
16. Yarlagadda Pattabhi Subrahmanyeswara Memorial Prize, instituted by SriY.K.D. Mallikharjuna Rao for two students of B.Sc. who secure highestnumber of marks in Computers and Statistics in University examinations.
17. Yellambhotla Govinda Sankaram Endowment Prize, instituted by Sri Y .Omkara Murthy for a student of B.Sc., Class who secures highest numberof marks in Computer Science paper - II and passes in all the subjects.
18. Yellambhotla N.R.V. Subhadra Devi Endowment Prize, instituted by Sri Y.Omkara Muthy for a student of B.Sc. class who secures highest number ofmarks in Computer sciences paper - 1 and passes in all the subjects.
19. Pavuluri Bapaiah Chowdary Memorial Endowment Prizes, instituted by SriP. Srinivasa Rao, Librarian, for two students. one from Degree and one fromP.G. for the best utilization of Library.
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The Akkineni Nageswara Rao College Magazine is published underthe auspices of the College and is subject to its control. It is intended to encour-age literacy self-expression among the students and to chronicle the life or theCollege and its societies. It is edited by memebrs of the college staff assistedby members of the student body. Contributions should be original, brief and ofhealthy nature. Good photographs, Sketches and cartoons will also be consid-ered. Unpublished contributions cannot be returned. The magazine is issuedonce in an academic year. Members of the College will receive a copy each.The subscription for outsiders is Rs. 15/- per annum. All orders, remittances,books for review and exchanges should be sent to the Principal, AkkineniNageswara Rao College, Gudivada, Krishna District.
STUDENTS' CO-OPERATIVE STORESThe stores registered under the rules of Andhra Pradesh Co-operative SocietiesAct, has been formed with a view to encourage the spirit of co-operation andthrift among the students and facilitating the purchase of text-books, stationaryand other essential articles by them.
All the students and members of the teaching staff are share holders, The liabil-ity of the stores is limited to the Board of Directors comprising the President,the Vice-President, the Secretary and four other Directors elected by 'A' classmembers from among themselves.
An Employees' Co-operative Credit Society also functions in the college. Itsmain purpose is to provide credit facility to the employees and to encouragethrift among its members.
ENDOWMENTS, PRIZES AND SCHOLARSHIPS1. Kavuri Gold Medal for the students who secures highest number of
marks in B.Sc.,Degree, instituted by SriK.Sambasiva Rao, Member ofParliament.
2. Bobba Namaiah Memorial Award of 50 U.S. Dollars (instituted by, Interna-tional Development fund for Higher Education, Michigan, U.S.A.) to beawarded to a student from a financially backward family and in need ofsome help, recommended by the Principal.
3. Kavisamrat Viswanadha Satyanarayana Sastrypurti Celebrations Com-memoration prize divided between two students who score the highestnumber of marks in Telugu in the Intermediate and Degree Examinations.
4. K.G. Prasada Rao Memorial Endowment Prize for the B.Sc student whoscores the highest number of marks in Chemistry and gets a first class.
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33. Sri Potluri Subba Rao Memorial Gold Medal instituted by his sons for thestudent who secures highest number of marks in Physics in B.Sc.,
34. Sri Malireddy Rosi Reddy Memorial Prize instituted by Dr. M.V.V. Nagi ReddyPrincipal for a student who secures highest number of marks in I B.Sc.,Physics, Paper-I.
35. Miss Katragadda Padmini Memorial Prize instituted by her father Wg. Cdr.K.N. Rao of Ventrapragada for two students of M.Sc., Chemistry who standsfirst and second in the class.
36. Sri Chakrapani Endowment Prize, instituted by ANR COSA, for two sportpersons of the year.
37. Yarlagadda Pattabhi Subrahmanyeswara Memorial Prize, instituted by SriY.K.D. Mallikarjuna Rao for the students of B.Sc., (Computers), who securehighest number of marks.
38. Yellambhotla Govinda Sankaram Endowment Prize, instituted by Sri Y.Omkara Murthy for a student of B.Sc., Class who secures highest numberof marks in computer Sciences Paper - I and passes in all the subjects.
39. Prof. M. Srinivasa Reddy Endowment Prize instituted by Prof. M.SrinivasaReddy, Head, Dept. of Business Administration, SV University, Tirupati fora student who secures First in II year MBA Examination.
40. Prof. G.Pardhasaradhi Varma Endowment Prize instituted by Prof. G. Pardhasaradhi Varma, Professor, SRKR Engineering College, Bhimavaram for astudent who stood First in I year MCA Examination.
CAREER GUIDANCE, TRAINING & PLACEMENTThe college has an exclusive Career Guidance,Training and placement cellwith a full time Co-ordinator. The cell is devoted to cater to the needs of theorganizations in conducting on campus and off campus placements. Inter-actions with industrial organizations are regularly done for placement re-quirements. the cell also conducts career guidance and personality devel-opment sessions on regular basis to P. G. students and trains them towardsachieving better placement. The activities of the cell also includes interac-tion with industry, practical training to students at the industrial organiza-tions, through industrial visits and Guest lectures by eminent personalitiesfrom industry. Apart from this the carees guidance and placement cell con-ducts sample Aptitude tests, Group Discussions, Mock Interviews.The cellalso trains the students for enhancing the English language skills, commu-nication skills, Inter personal skills and Entrepreneurship. The cell bringsout a placement bulletin for every batch. In addition to the above, studentsof P.G. and U.G. are presented to job melas held at various institutes andcolleges for recruitment.
20. Tripuraneni Seshadri Memorial Scholarship (of Rs. 2000/-) instituted by SriT. Sivaprasada Rao, Advocate for the Degree student who stand first at theUniversity Examination.
21. Smt. Lingam Vimala Memorial Prize Instituted by Sri Boppana Sai RaghuRam of Detroit U.S.A. for the girl student of B.Sc. who secures highestnumber of marks.
22. Sri Sitaramayya Gold Medal instituted by Sri P. Sitaramayya, Retd. HindiLectuter for a student of B.Sc., who secures highest number of marks inMathermatics examination of Three years.
23. Sri Katragadda Gopala Krishnaiah Memorial Prize instituted by Sri K.S.Appa Rao for two students who secure I and II positions in M.C.A. examina-tions.
24. Smt. Katragadda Manikyamma Memorial Prize instituted by Sri K.S. AppaRao for two students who secure I and II position in M.B.A., Examinations.
25. Sri Prinnamaneni Achiyya Memorial Prize Instituted by Smt. P. Vimala, Lec-turer. K.T.R. Women's College, Gudivada for two students who secure I andII positions in M.Sc. Physics Examinations.
26. Sri Doddapaneni Madhusudana Rao Memorial Prize instituted by Dr.Doddapaneni Babu Rao of Brooklyn U.S.A. for three student who stand firstin B.Sc., (unaided) IM.B.A. and B.Ed.,
27. Prof. P. Trimurthy Endowment prize instituted by Prof. P. Trimurthy for astudent who stands first in II M.C.A.
28. Tirumala Music Centre Endowment Scholarships for 5 students on meritcum means basis instituted by Sri N. Amarnath, Executive Director, TirumalaMusic Centre.
29. Sri A.V. Sitharama Murthy Endowment Prizes instituted by Sri A.V. SitharamaMurthy, Rtd. Lecturer in Telugu for a best N.C.C. cadet and merit prizes forCollege sports Champions among P.G. Degree, Intermediate and amongGirls and to felicitate 2 lecturers from aided staff on the basis of seniority on5th September every year.
30. Sri Chalasani Venkateswara Rao Endowment Scholarships and Sri AdusumilliKrishnamurthy Endowment Scholarships instituted by A.N.R. College OldStudents Association on merit cum means.
31. Sri A.F. Thyagaraju (Founder Principal) memorial prize for a student of IIDegree who secures highest number of marks in English (First and Second
years put together.) The Prize is instituted by A.N.R. College Old StudentsAssociation.
32. Smt. Gadde Sita Devi Endowment Prize instituted by Miss. G. SulochanaRani for a student of II B.Sc., M.P.C. group who secures highest number ofgroup marks in I and II year put together.
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Commencement of Classes for P.G I sem
Second Saturday - Holiday
SCHEDULE FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2019 - 2020JUNE - 2019
Date & Day No. of Working Days
1
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Commencement of Classes for V Semester UG Courses
Commencement of Classes for III Semester UG Courses
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