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MUC WOMEN’S COLLEGE

BURDWAN

ANNUAL REPORT IQAC

2008 – 2009

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The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC Name of the Institution: MUC WOMEN’S COLLEGE, BURDWAN

Year of Report: 2008 – 2009

Part A: The IQAC of the college has been seriously engaged in addressing all problems to

ensure quality education.

The following activities deserve to be highlighted:

Promotion of e NSS/NCC activities

Widening the zone of social awareness of students

Stress on use of electronic teaching devices

Stress on development programme for faculty

Improvement of Library service

More effective use of student feed back

The success of the college in the fields in focus will be evident from Section B of the report.

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The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

Name of the Institution: MUC WOMEN’S COLLEGE, BURDWAN

Year of Report: 2008 – 2009

Part B:

1. Activities reflecting the Goals and Objectives of the Institution: The College has formulated its goals and objectives towards which all its activities throughout the year have been oriented. The Goals and objectives of our college are as follows:

(a) Women Education from Enlightenment to Empowerment (b) Knowledge to wisdom; perception to Application (c) Complementation & Integration of Institution & Society (d) Nurturing the feeling to all time indebtedness to the Institute (e) Molding personality: changing oneself to be successful and to be accepted

2008-2009

During the 2008-2009 academic sessions our college arranged a Micro Legal Literacy Camp under the aegis of the District Legal Service Authority on 11/02/09. The camp highlighted issues like domestic violence, women rights, etc.

Papiya Saha, a student of our colleges, participated in 2009 NSS Republic Day Camp in New Delhi.

A Seminar on “Consumer Rights & Fair Price” was held on 24 December 2008 with a view to promoting awareness of consumer rights among the customers. A quiz contest was arranged on the said topic & prizes were distributed. This is how the issues of integrating college & society and women empowerment were designed.

2. New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG):

Career oriented programme in Communicative English at the UG level introduced.

3. Innovation in curricular design and transaction

Novel methods of teaching are being adopted by teachers to cater to the tastes & demands of the new generation of learners.

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The Department of Botany, for example, makes adequate use of OHP & LCD presentation. Besides, other teaching tools used by teachers are clay models, MCQ, Charts, etc. The department of Botany also promotes enhancing theoretical knowledge with practical experience by arranging educational excursion almost every year.

The department of English (PG) occasionally arranges film show on the novels and plays prescribed in the syllabus to its UG & PG students.

The college has a rich tradition of stall presentation in the Annual Social. Each department competes in a healthy academic exhibition on any particular topic, and prizes are awarded on the basis of the judgment provided by external experts. In 2008, the Science departments of Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics were the recipient of first, second and third prize respectively, while in Arts, the first, second and third prizes were clinched by the departments of Geography, English & Sanskrit respectively.

4. Inter-disciplinary programmes started:

By conducting different Seminars on topics generating common awareness among everyone, the college promotes inter-disciplinarity. Some of such seminars held during 2008-2009 are on “Indo-US Nuclear Treaty”, “Reconstructing Culture: Post Colonial Problematics”, and “West Bengal Economy: Looking Ahead”, etc.

5. Examination reforms implemented:

Class tests are given due weightage. The performance of the learners in Class-Tests is taken into account where due to illness or on any other valid ground they fail to appear in the Test Examination preceding the University Examination.

6. Candidates qualified: NET / SET / GATE / SSC/ CSC / PSB

Name of Exams Session Success Report

GATE 2008-2009 i) Anindita Mukherjee qualified GATE in Botany ii) Devanita Ghosh qualified GATE in Microbiology

M Phil 2008 - 2009 i) Satabdi Pramanik (Political Science)

NET: 02

SET: 00

GATE: 02

SSC: 18

CSC: 02

OTHERS: Several

7. Initiative towards faculty development programme:

i) Students’ Feedback is taken every year, and the report is given every teacher. ii) Teachers are encouraged and released from their duties for participating Orientation

progrmme (OP) & Refresher courses (RC) for acquiring better competence in their respective subject. The following table shows attendance of such courses by the faculty during 2008-2009.

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ORIENTATION / RERESHER PROGRAMME:

SL No Name & Department Programme Period 1 Siddhartha Bhadra (Economics) O.P 05/07/08 to 01/08/08 2 Swati Mukhopadhyay (Mathematics) O.P 03/03/09 to 30/03/09 3 Mahuya Ganguly (Sanskrit) O.P 26/11/08 to 24/12/08 4 Basudeb Bhattacharyya (Sanskrit) O.P 05/07/08 to 01/08/08 5 Indrani Paul (Chemistry) RC, C.U. 22/08/08 to 11/09/08 6 Indrani Paul (Chemistry RC, J.U. 02/01/09 to 22/01/09 7 Sisir Garai (Physics) RC 07/02/09 to 27/02/09 8 Swati Chatterjee (English) RC 15/07/08 to 04/08/08 9 Suranjana Bhadra (English) RC, B.U. 15/07/08 to 04/08/08 10 Kakali Dutta (Chemistry) O.P 16/05/09 to 12/06/09 11 Atanu Dan Winter School on Nan particle-Science

and Technology, NIT, Durgapur 02/01/09-15/01/09

ATTENDANCE OF SEMINAR / SYMPOSIUM / WORKSHOP:

The faculty also enriched themselves by participating in the following Conference / Seminar /

Symposium / Workshop during Academic Session 2008 – 09

Name of the Teachers

Attendance of Seminar/ Workshop/Symposium Nature/Title of Seminar

Held at

Date

Chandan Das

i) Advance in Plant Sciences ii) Workshop on “Advance Instrumentation” Technique for teaching & Research in Bio Science

Biotechnology of Food Security Viswa Bharati

10/04/09 Mar 25, 2009

Sc & Tech Congress Burdwan University 28 Jan to 1 Feb 2009

Swati Mukherjee

National Symposium on Applied Math & Related Computational Problem

Calcutta University

13-14 Jan 2009

Atanu Dan

National Workshop on Radiation and Application

10-12 Nov 2008

Second National Conference on Uncertainty: A Mathematical Approach

23-24 Sep 2008

Convention of Freedom in Computer Technology

26-28 Dec, 2008.

Application of Radioisotopes, Radiation and Hadrons in Health Care

26 Sep, 2008

Winter School on Nano particles: Science & Technology

NIT, Durgapur 2-15 Jan 2009

Chandra N Banerjee

National Workshop on International year of Astronomy

Institute of Astrophysics, Bangalore

06-07 Sep 2008

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National Workshop on Radiation Science & Application

UGC, DAE Consortium for Scientific Research, Kolkata Centre

10-12 Nov 2008

Sisir Garai

16th West Bengal State Sc Cong & Tech Conference (WBSSC & T)

Burdwan Science Centre, B.U.

28/02/09- 01/03/09

Pradipta Sengupta

“Quest for Quality Sustenance in Quality Enhancement in Teacher Education” (National, NAAC Sponsored)

Ramakrishna Mission Sikshanamandira Belur Math

05-06 Mar 2009

Bikas Krishna Sinha & Sukumar Ghosh

“Role of IQAC on Quality Sustenance in Higher Education” (NAAC Sponsored)

Medinipur College 7-8 Mar 2009

Bikas Krishna Sinha & Sukumar Ghosh

Workshop on “Post Accreditation Quality Initiative”

Kalna College 2 Aug 2008

Swati Mukherjee

National Seminar on Emerging areas in Mathematics & Application

Burdwan University 18-20 Feb 2009

Rama Mondal (UGC Sponsored) “Higher Education & Employability”

Malda College 15 Nov 2008

M A Rahaman

Global Economic Crisis & Its Impact on Indian Economy (State Level)

Burdwan Raj College

5 Feb 2009

M A Rahaman Mallika Chakraborty

The Revolt of 1857: The First War of Independence (Intn.)

Burdwan Raj College

27-28 Aug. 2008

Mallika Chakraborty Negotiating Women’s Experiences: The Tradition of Rokeya Shekhawat Hossain (Nat)

Burdwan University

12 Dec 2008

Mahuya Dutta Gupta Ashim Dasgupta Smarak Baktrita PB Itihas Samsad 25 April 2009

8. Total Number of Seminars / Workshop conducted : The teaching departments of the college are encouraged throughout the year to arrange Seminars & conferences which enable the faculty & students of the department to interact with Resource Persons from outside and thus academically orient themselves with updated information. The following Seminar / Conference & Workshop were arranged in the college during 2007-08.

2008-2009

Date Nature Department

Subject Speakers

10/8/08 National (UGC Sponsored)

Bengali Unish O Bish Shatake Manche O Natake Nari

Kumar Roy, Sumita Chakraborty ShamikBandyopadhyay,Jagannath Basu & Urmimala Basu

11/08/08 Institutional ___ “Indo-US Nuclear Treaty is Detrimental to the Sovereignty of the Nation”

Prof. Satyajit Chakraborty

11/12/08 National (UGC Sponsored)

Economics

West Bengal Economy: Looking Ahead

Prof Dipankar Dasgupta, ISI (Ex) Prof Pranab Chatterjee, HOD, Viswa-Bharati Prof Sanjar K Bhowmik, CU Prof Arup Chatterjee, Dean (Arts & Commerce), BU

04/9/08 Institutional Philosophy

Bundle Theory of Substance

Mamata Bandyopadhya, Burdwan University

25/9/08 UGC English Reconstructing Culture: Prof T Vijay Kumar

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& 26/9/08

Sponsored Post colonial Problematics Osmania University Dr Bijoy Kumar Das, B.U. Dr Himadri Lahiri, B.U. Dr Angshuman Ka, B.U. Dr Goutam Buddha Sural, Bankura Christian College Dr Amrit Sen ViswaBharti Mr. Debashish Lahiri Belur Lalbaba College

23/9/08 & 24/9/08

National (UGC Sponsored)

Mathematics

Uncertainty: A Mathematical Approach (UAMA)

Prof S.K.Samanta Prof A.Mukherjee Dr Anadi Chatterjee Dr.Sujata Ghosh Prof S.Raha Dr.D.Dutta,Dr.M.K.Singh, Dr.Brij Kumar,Prof.U.K.Mukherjee,Prof.K.C.Chattopadhyay,Prof.T.Bag, Prof.A.P.Baisnab

Feb 2009

DST Mathematics

UAMA Prof S.Raha Prof Madhumangal Pal Prof Babulal Sil

9. Research Projects:

a) Newly implemented:

Siddharta Bhadra & Putul Pal Registered for PhD during 2008-09

Minor Research Project Approved by the UGC

The following Minor Research Projects are in progress:

Name of Teacher & Department Name of Projects

Goutam Bhattacharyya (Chemistry) Synthesis and Toxicity Amidine and Diamidines

Kakali Dutta (Chemistry) Analysis of Fractional Graph for the Growth Molecular Aggregation & Crystals

Pinaki Majumdar (Mathematics) Fuzzy Inner Product & Institutionistic Fuzzy Inner Product Spaces and its Properties

Ajoy Sarkar (English) Survey of the Problems of Teaching English in H S Level in the Schools of Burdwan Sadar Subdivision

Swati Mukherjee (Mathematics) Application of Lie group analysis to boundary-layer flows

The following teachers are continuing their Research towards the award of PhD Degree:

Suranjana Bhadra Dept. of English Registered at Burdwan University Arpita Banerjee Dept. of Economics do Sisir Garai Dept of Physics do Piyali Ghosh Dept. of Chemistry do Pinaki Majumdar Dept. of Mathematics Registered at Visva-Bharati Univ

b) Completed:

The following teachers of our college were awarded the PhD degree in the session 2008-2009

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Pradipta Sengupta: Dept. of English from B.U. Abhijit Bandyopadhyay: Dept. of Zoology from B.U. Kana Biswas: Dept. of Geography from Calcutta University

a. Research Guide

Details of Research Scholars Dr. Swati Chatterjee, Reader in English, has been guiding research students leading to award

of M.Phil degree in Vinayaka Mission Institute (UGC Sponsored) Tamil Nadu, India. Dr. Sukumar Ghosh acted as Guide to complete the project work for the seasonal activity for

M.Sc. Part II in Environmental Science of Vidyasagar University. Dr. Anindita Roy, Department of Microbiology, helped Poulomi Kundu to prepare Project

work for her PG studies in Microbiology

Apart from direct Research activities, a cursory glance at some of the papers published by our teacher may reveal their Research involvement.

Name of the Teachers Title of Papers Published at Bikas Krishna Sinha (Botany)

Microbial Ecology Indian Journal of Indian & Pure Biology, Vol. 24, 02, 2009

Sukumar Ghosh (Botany)

An old view of Human Genome

Accepted for publication in Indian Journal of Applied & Pure Biology

Pradipta Sengupta (English)

Foucault, Prison & Great Expectations

Atlantic Critical Review, Vol. 7, No-3 (July-Sep 2008)

Pinaki Majumdar (Mathematics)

1. On Fizzy Inner product 2. Similarity Measure ..Set

1. Journal of Fuzzy Maths Vol. XVI 2. New Maths & Natural Comp Vol IV No 2

Swati Mukhopadhyay (Mathematics)

13 papers published & accepted during 2007-2008 & 5 papers published in 2008-2009

Provided Separately

Mahuya Duttagupta (History)

1. Tebhaga to andigram: A Case study

2. Greek Cemetery of Kolkata: An Overview

Science Congress Proceeding 2009

Sisir Garai (Physics) ‘All Optical… Amplifiers’ & 5 other publications

International Journal of Light Electron 2009

Kana Biswas Agricultural Land : Ownership; etc.

Practising Geographer, Sept. 2008

10. Patents generated, if any: Nil

11. New collaborative research programmes: Nil

12. Research grants received from various agencies:

University Grants Commission

2008-09

Sri Goutam Bhattacharyya – Minor Research Project, Rs. 57,500/-

Sm. Swati Mukhopadhya - Do – Rs. 8,000/-

Sm Kakali Dutta – Do – Rs. 1,26,250/-

Sri Ajoy Sarkar – Do Rs. 56,750/-

Sril Pinaki Majumder – Do Rs. 88,250/-

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13. Details of research scholars :

Antara Mukherjee & Sukanta Das continuing their research under Dr. Sukriti Ghosal, Principal.

Sri Buddhadeb Mukherjee, Part-time Research Scholar, has been continuing his research under Dr. Sukumar Ghosh, Reader in Botany.

Debashis Roy has started his research work entitled ‘Sorosh Shatak Theke Astadsh Shatak parjyanta Apradhan Baishnab Kabider Kabi Krititya’ under the supervision of Dr. Geeta Paul on 12/4/07.

14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor :

The profile of Dr. Swati Mukhopadhyay, Department of Mathematics of our college, is included in International Who’s Who.

15. Honours / Awards to the faculty.

Dr. Pradipta Sengupta of the Department of English is a Charter Member of the John Updike Society, Bloomington, Illinois, USA.

Pinaki Majumdar is referee of the following Journals:

i) Computer & Mathematics with Application ELSEVIER ii) New Mathematics & Natural Computation World Scientific iii) Iranian Journal of Fuzzy System Iran iv) Mathematics & Computer Modeling ELSEVIER v) Journal of Advanced Research in App. Mathematics USA

Sisir Kumar Garai

i) Optics & Laser Technology ELSEVIER ii) Optical Technology SPIE iii) Optical Engineering OSA iv) Optics Express -Do- v) Optical Review

Chandranath Bandyopadhyay Sl. Gr. Lecturer in Physics has been engaged in Science

Popularization programme as an active member of Paschim Banga Vijnan Mancha.

16. Internal resources generated:

2008-09 Room 51,150 Cycle Stand 22,180 Nutrition Fee 1,32,000 Physical Education 1,16,390 PG Fee 1,72,500 Statistics Fee 12,900 Microbiology 6,85,500 Computer & Spoken English 3,48,000 Misc & Sundries 22,316 Sale of Admission Forms 2,30,100 Donation 1,000

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17. Details of departments getting SAP, COSIST (ASSIST)/DST.FIST, etc assistance

/recognition

Nothing at present

18. Community Services:

Nineteen Students donated blood on 15 August at Red Cross, Burdwan. Plantation Programme performed by the College NSS Unit along with Health & Hygiene awareness development among people in Ward No 35 was taken.

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19. Teachers & Officers newly recruited: (2008 – 09)

Year Non-teaching Staff Teaching Staff 2008-09 02 04

20. Teaching-Non-teaching staff ratio: 2:1 approx.

Teaching & Library Staff: Non-Teaching Staff:

College Hostel

Total No. of fulltime teachers: 47 Permanent: 39 Full Time: 08 Graduate Lab. Instructor: 04 Contractual: 03 Contractual: 02 Contractual teachers: 07 Casual: 02 Casual: 08 Part-time teachers: 26 Asst. Librarian: 02 Total: 86 Total: 44 18

21. Improvement in the Library services:

New Books and Journals are fairly displayed for general notice

Seminar Library facility now covers all the existing departments.

Dialogue is on to explore the possibility of overhauling the entire system of book- entry,

book lending & return by using a new Library specific software like SOUL or COHA.

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The Book Bank Service for needy students has been restored and quite a few recent editions

have been purchased. The number of copies has been increased to cater to larger number of

students from under- privileged classes.

22. New Books / Journals subscribed and their value:

Books, Journals added to Library stock during 2008-2009

New Books purchased: 579

Book Gifts & Seminar Library: 1148

A few important Journals & periodicals regularly subscribed:

i) Atlantic Literary Review

ii) Current Science

iii) University News

iv) Bulletin of the Calcutta Mathematical Society

v) Science Reporter vi) Resonance

vi) Dialogue

vii) E P W

viii) Lokosanskritam

ix) Socialist perspective

x) Mathematical Intelligencer

Approximately 140 users visit the Library on an average.

Value of books & journals purchased during 2008-2009:

UGC: 3, 684.00

Non UGC: 1, 12,166.00

Non UGC (Morning): 3, 012.00

Total: 1, 15,850.00

23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers has been introduced and the action

taken on the student feedback:

Student feedback was taken on all UG Honours courses and PG course in English. Teaches

who scored less than averages on any point of evaluation were asked to improve their

performance.

24. Unit cost of education:

2008-2009:

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Expenditure: 3, 34, 75, 400.00 (Including Salary) 1, 13, 98, 738.00 (Excluding Salary) No of Students: 3317 Unit Cost: 10, 072.07 (Including Salary) 3, 436.46 (Excluding Salary)

25. Computerization of administration :

In addition to the computerization of Office & Accounts, Day Cash Collection has been fully computerized.

26. Increase in the infrastructural facilities:

Completion of 1st Floor of Library Building Vertical extension of Multistoried Building Construction of UGC Hostel Modernizing the Toilets of RM Building Modernizing the Toilet opposite to Room No 26

27. Technology up gradation:

Computerization work of Library taken up

28. Computer and Internet access and training to teachers and students:

More teachers and non-teaching staff have been motivated and helped to utilize internet facility available within the college.

29. Financial aids to students during 2008 – 09:

2008-09 (Not Audited) Rs. 1,83,215/- was given to 294 students Full free 194 students, Half free – 100 students Additional Amount disbursed for students welfare Rs. 31,245/- National Scholarship Rs. 7,190/- Mohosin Grant Rs. 3,500/- Jindal Welfare: Rs. 9,300/- Scholarship for disabled Rs. 3000/- Scholarship from RS Sansthan – Rs. 88,000/- Do- from WB Minority Dev & F Co-Rs. 64,905/- Do- from WB Merit cum Means Rs. 1,58,250/- Do- from LWO Rs. 3,000/- Discretionary Grant from Hon’ble CM., WB-Rs. 5,000/- Full-free boarder ship – 11 No’s boarders (1st yr 7, 2nd yr 2, 3rd yr. 2) Half-free boarder ship – 20 No’s boarders (1st yr 11, 2nd yr 3, 3rd yr 4, PG 2.)

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30. Activities and support from the Alumni-Association:

04-10-08: Chirayata, the Alumni association, celebrated the “Day of the Aged” by befriending Senior citizens of Kanchan Nagar at Gobinda Ashram, Burdwan 14-11-08: “Children’s Day” was observed by Chirayata with Red Cross, Burdwan, Badamtala, befriending the slum children of the area. 15-08-08: Independence Day was observed at DCH, Burdwan by Chirayata with Red Cross 07-12-08: A cultural programme of physically and mentally challenged children of Burdwan town was organized by Chirayata to give support to the otherwise able. 08-03-09: International Mother’s Day was observed by Chirayata with Red Cross and Ramakrishna Mission at Sanskriti Auditorium. 16-03-09: College students participated in a Workshop on ‘Legal Aids for Women’ organized by Paschim Banga Mahila Samiti at Town Hall, Burdwan (Prof. Rama Mandal, Associate Prof. of Botany, was the speaker) 09-05-09: Rabindra Jayanti was celebrated at District Correctional Home by Chirayata jointly with Red Cross, Burdwan.

31. Activities and support from the Parent-Teacher Association:

The Parent-teacher meet could not be held during 2007-08 for the illness the Principal on

the scheduled date – College Foundation Day.

32. Health Services:

Health checkup camp in the college was organized by Alumni association “Chirayata”

NSS unit of this College actively worked for Slum Development. On 01-10-08 a drive has

been taken by NSS volunteers’ to develop habit regarding Cleanliness and Hygiene among

the people dwelling in slum of Ward No 35 of Burdwan Municipality and motivated

children to go to School & provided Photo Identity Card to every child, an initiative towards

the extension activity of the College.

Observed ‘World Health Day’ on 08-04-09 at College & Gobinda Asharam, Kanchan Nagar

Burdwan by our NSS volunteers’, Chirayata and Burdwan Red Cross Unit

33. Performance in sports activities:

Students of the college participated in different inter college Sports & Games at University

and State Level meets. Achievement data given in answer to question no 35

34. Incentives to outstanding sports persons:

Admission and attendance rule relaxed for outstanding Sports Person.

35. Students Achievement & Awards

During 2008-2009

Papiya Saha participated in NSS RD Camp in 2009.

Nilufa Yasmin participated in 400-metre race and got the 3rd Prize & bagged the 2nd prize in

the Xth Inter Non-Govt. College District Athletic Meet (2008-2009).

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Madhumita Roy bagged the third prize in Essay Competition organized by Sri Aurobindo

Bhaban Trust Committee, Burdwan on 17/08/08. Supurna Lahiri got the first prize and

Nibeta Mukherjee got the second prize in the same competition.

Anwesha Mukherjee stood third in Conquest (Budding Economist) She got the first position

in the same Conquest as per the vote of the audience.

Our students Surya Ray, Asha Khandelwal, Priyanka Pal & Debika Nandi were selected

collectively for the 2nd position.

Riya Pal stood 2nd in High Jump and Discuss Throw of BU Sports Meet 2008.

Papiya Saha participated in the Republic Day Parade Camp at New Delhi in 2009. She also

participated in O.P for NSS volunteers organized by Rajib Gandhi National Institute of

Youth Development.

Manisha Shaw represented the college at the Annual NSS Republic Day Camp at the Prime

Minister’s Rally at New Delhi from 01/01/09 to 29/01/09.

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36. Activities of the Guidance and Counseling unit:

Personal counseling of the students especially management of stresses is done by the faculty. Departmental teachers also extend academic guidance to students even after they pass out of the institution.

37. Placement services provided to students:

The following students were Selected by ‘WIPRO’ on 19.12.2007: 1. Aditi Banerjee 2. Sweta Singh 3. Atreyee Chanda 4. Sharmin Firdousy 5. Esha Mishra 6. Priti Saha

38. Development Programme for Non-teaching Staff

One Non-teaching Staff has been granted leave to prosecute his LLM Studies.

39. Healthy Practices of the Institution:

Pro-Student Administration :

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Welfare: Inter-institutional exchange of apparatus: Job Entrance Training Programme 40. Linkages developed with National/International Academic/ Research Bodies

Nothing to mention at present

41. Any other relevant information

Examination Results 2009

B A Hons (New pattern)

B.Sc Hons. 2009 (New pattern)

B A(1+1+1) General Course B.Sc (1+1+1) General Course

Post Graduate 2009

University Rank:

In 2009 the following students held University Rank (only1st & 2nd position considered) earning glory for their alma mater. Samapti Garai (1st ) Mathematics Honours Ahasena Begum (1st ) Sanskrit Honours Anindita Basu (2nd jointly) English Honours Bhaswati Mondal (2nd ) Geography Honours Aditi Banerjee (2nd ) MA in English

Subject Appeared Passed 1st 2nd

Bengali 40 40 06 34 English 49 47 06 41 Sanskrit 44 44 13 31 Pol.Sc 30 26 01 25

Philosophy 36 30 01 29 History 41 40 02 38

Geography 23 23 01 22 Economics 05 05 01 04

Subject Appeared Passed 1st 2nd Physics 07 07 03 04

Microbiology 20 19 11 8 Zoology 14 12 04 08 Botany 13 13 09 04

Chemistry 13 09 02 07 Mathematics 21 19 8 11

Appeared Passed Appeared Passed 355 254 06 06

Subject Appeared Passed 1st 2nd English 26 26 5 22

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PART C:

Completion of Library Building

Completion of Third Floor of Multipurpose Building

Construction of UGC Funded Hostel

Construction of New Toilet Opposite Room 27

Introduction of B.Sc Honours Course in Computer Science

Upgrading the Library

Introduction of Communicative English Certificate Course with UGC Assistance

Installing Solar Energy Units in some parts of the College

Making Provision for Rain Water Harvesting

Name & Signature of the Coordinator, IQAC Name & Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC