Bharath Niketan
Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and affiliated to Anna University, Chennai
Madurai Cochin National HighwaySri Gowri Nagar, Aundipatty 625 536
Theni District.
Contact
Phone: 04546 242970
www.bnec.ac.in
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PERSONAL MEMORANDUM
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Bharath Niketan Engineering College is run by the Nehru Rural
Development Educational Trust established by Late Sri S.V.Ramani
Iyer in 1998 to impart quality education to the rural youth and to
promote the welfare of the rural population of the educationally,
economically and socially backward classes.
OUR VISION
To be one of the best institutions in terms of teaching, Placement and
career development, to educate the students to become good citizens, to
meet the global needs with human values through dedicated team.
OUR MISSION
To grow into a Centre of Excellence in technical education by
providing excellent infrastructure in terms of faculty, laboratories,
library and other facilities required for curricular and co-curricular
activities for the all round development of the students.
To provide students with the basic knowledge, interdisciplinary problem solving skills, business awareness and
confidence required to excel in their chosen professions and be leaders
in the competitive global scenario.
To closely associate with Industries to continuously improve
the quality of education for the growth of our nation.
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LOCATION
Our college is located on a sylvan and scenic campus spread
over 25 acres of lush land, a feast to the eyes and an intellectual
retreat and it is surrounded by all the four sides by the verdant
Western Ghats.
It is situated near Aundipatty on NH 47 Extension in Theni
District, Tamil Nadu. It is about 19 kms from Theni and 52 kms from
the Temple City of Madurai.
OUR CHAIRMAN
Our Managing Chairman is an industrial tycoon and a great
philanthropist. He has been associated with many service
organizations.
He is the captain who has been steering this institution during
the past decade towards growth and academic development. His
vision is to make our college as one of the premier institution, an
educational El Dorado, ultimately a world renowned unitary
technical university where the brilliant and talented youth from all
over the world with thirst for knowledge would congregate.
OUR ADMINISTRATORS
Mr. S.MOHAN, Chairman
Mrs. Sudha Ravisankar Vice - Chairperson Vice - Chairperson
Principal
Mrs. Renuga Mohan
Dr.S.Lakshminarasimhan
Mr.R.V.Prasanna Venkatesan
Prof.P.V.Arulkumar
Chief Executive Officer
Vice - Principal
Profile of Our Principal Dr.S.Lakshminarasimhan
Dr. S. LAKSHMI NARASIMHAN has held various managerial positions in TVS Group for more than three decades, rising from the modest position of Engineer Trainee to the top management level of Senior Manager. Dr. Narasimhan' s brilliant academic career began at Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai with his First Degree in Mechanical Engineering and he did his Master's Degree in Manufacturing at the Birla Institute of Technology and Science, (BITS) Pilani, India. His was awarded PhD by BITS, Pilani for his thesis entitled 'Transform and Intercept Models for Bivariate Cascade High Sigma Manufacturing Processes'. Throughout his carrier he was involved in planning, design, production, finance, statutory compliance, continuous improvement of process and machinery and development of managerial and supervisory staff. He has handled many international technology transfer assignments from 10 countries. He has transformed Sewing Machine Needle production processes involving machining to metal forming. After his illustrious stint in industry Dr.Narasimhan is serving the academic fraternity as Professor/Dean in Mechanical Engineering for the last 3 years.
His area of research has been Cause Selecting Control Charts and his broad area of work has been Six Sigma Manufacturing systems. He has published many research papers in various reputed international journals. He has attended many national and international conferences. He is a reviewer for the Journal of Chinese Institute of industrial Engineers (Taylor and Francis), African Journal of Business Management (Academic Journals), International Journal of Agile Systems and Management (Inderscience) and International Journal of Six Sigma and Competitive Advantage (Inderscience). He has served on Boards of Studies for BE, ME. He has been on the Research Board for many Ph.D Scholars. He has guided project thesis for many BE, ME and MBA students in the areas of Manufacturing and Industrial Engineering. He is recognized as Doctoral Research Supervisor by the Anna University and as Thesis Supervisor (Academic) for the Warwick Manufacturing Group of Warwick University, UK. He has conducted an Anna University sponsored faculty development program for the faculty of engineering colleges on Total Quality Management in the year 2011. He is a Fellow of institution of Valuers (Plant and Machinery), India and Member of Indian Council for Arbitration. He is also a certified lead Auditor for ISO 9000 Quality Systems.
ACADEMIC MONITORING
With a view to toning up the quality of education and helping the students in realizing their dream of taking creditable degree and landing up in plum jobs, the following innovative schemes have been launched from the academic year 2009-2010.
(a) MENTORING
Under this scheme, every staff member is put in charge of 20 students. He monitors his wards' academic performance and physical well-being and happy mental disposition required for intellectual pursuit. Wherever required, he counsels his wards so that their campus life is made fruitful. The mentor interacts with his wards' parents, the other stakeholders, so that his wards' education is made a co-operative effort of the staff and the parents.
FACILITIES
(b) CLASS COMMITTEES
Each Class Committee consists of a Coordinator, the teachers who handle class and student representatives. The committee meets periodically and analyses the reasons for student's poor performance and the other hurdles that impede their progress. It evolves remedial measures and comes up with suggestions for making the teaching learning process a joy and a reward. This offers the students a participatory role in the academic life of the college.
(c) CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT TEST (CAT)
As part of the endeavor to continuously check and improve the performance of the students daily, continuous assessment test is conducted every day during the first hour in the respective subjects.
CENTRAL COMPUTING FACILITY
The college has a Hi-speed Microwave internet facility. There
is 8 Mbps broadband internet connection through RF 24 1 for the use
of the students at the ratio of 1:1. The Latest Generation Servers like
IBM Xeon Server, HP 350 and 150 ML series are in the Computer
laboratories. Advanced Auto CAD is used in the Mechanical
laboratory. In the Electronics and Communication laboratory, VLSI
and MATLab facilities with Wi-Fi network are in use. There is state-
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of-art English language laboratory where the students get an exposure to
British English and get trained in communicating in English. Action has
been initiated to provide a separate laboratory for software development
and another separate one for UNIX using Thin Client Technology. Soon
the college will go totally Wi-Fi.
ASSOCIATIONS To encourage the students in acquiring the requisite skills, every Department has an Association. These associations conduct seminars, symposia, inter-and intra-collegiate competitions. Our students have been bringing laurels to the college by participating in oratorical, histrionic and talent contests conducted in other institutions.
Teaching and coaching the students for the examinations are not enough. So the college has a Training and Placement Cell that facilitates the students in getting suitable jobs. The Cell organizes career development workshops, interaction with corporate gurus and 'Job Melas'. There is a Full-time Training and Placement Officer. The Cell arranges in-plant training, industrial visits, personality development programmes and special coaching for GRE, TOEFL, and GATE etc.
TRAINING AND PLACEMENT CELL
LIBRARY
Realizing the importance of the library as the nerve centre of the college, the Management has been constantly equipping the library. The library is housed in the 7790 ground floor of the Main Block. It has a modest collection of titles with 32000 volumes out of which 11350 volumes are on basic sciences and a Reference Section consisting of 1250 titles. The book Bank has 138 volumes. The library subscribes to 159 journals U.G 55 and P.G 64 and 53 magazines. There are 189 back volumes of periodicals. It has 1428 microforms and 77 projects. It has seating facilities for 250 students. The library offers the following services:
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The following are some of the unique features of the library:
Complete Digitalized Catalogue
Existence of Book Bank for S.C. and S.T. students
IEEE Students Chapter
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The library intends to have DELNET facility and institutional accession to the AICTE Library and also institutional membership in other established libraries like the American Library and the British Council Library.
In addition to the central library, there are Departmental libraries to serve the immediate needs of the staff and the students.
HOSTELS There are separate hostels in the campus for men and women students. Amenities like tables, chairs, cupboards and fans are provided to individual students. Potable water, Veg and Non-Veg food, indoor and outdoor games, hygienic gym, a reading room, televisions and Wi-Fi are some of the other facilities available in the hostels. A Mess Committee with Warden, Dy. Warden and Student Representatives functions to run the mess efficiently and economically.
Since most of the students are day-scholars who come from distant and rural areas, the college plies buses within a radius of 60 kilometers to and from various places like Cumbum, Bodi, Periyakulam, Thirumangalam and Madurai, Batalagundu, Varusanadu,Peraiyur. There is an automobile workshop. A Transport Manager takes care of the transport facility.
Our students get the State Government Scholarships for B.C, M.B.C, S.C and S.T students. They also avail of Educational Loans from nationalized banks. Meritorious, needy students are given scholarships by Charitable Trusts.
TRANSPORT
SCHOLARSHIPS
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MALIBNET (Madras Library Network)
DELNET (Delhi Library Network)
ICT- Academy of TamilNadu
College Bus RoutesRoute No. 1: Melmangalam
Melmangalam – Jeyamangalam – Muthalakkampatty – Vaigai Pudur – Jambuliputhur – Jakkampatty BSNL – Aundipatty BNEC
Route No. 2: Theni - Allinagaram
Allinagaram – TAT Petrol Bulk – Theni Old Bus Stand – Bunglowmedu – Aranmanai Pudur Vilakku – Collector office – Karuvelnayakkanpatty – Kunoor–1 – Kunoor-2 – Arapadidevanpatty – Bishmi Nagar – Silon colony BNEC.
Route No. 3: Thirumangalam
Melakkotaivilakku – Gandhi Silai South St. - Anandha Talkies – Bus Stand – Rajaji Silai – Weighing Bridge – Women Police Station – Santhai Pettai – Sathangudi – Sathangudi Outer – Kaandai Vilakku – Ammapatty Vilakku – Nakalakkottai – Pokkampatty Vilakku – Thummakundu Govt. School – Karuppukovil Vilakku – Alamaram Stop – Kallapatty Vilakku – Sempatty – Sempatty Colony – Thirumangalam Vilakku – Gengampatty – Malaiyandi Talkies – BNEC.
Route No. 4: Madurai - ThirunagarthRamavilas Colony - Seethalakshmi Mill – Thirunagar 6 Stop -
th rd ndThirunagar 5 Stop - Thirunagar 3 Stop - Thirunagar 2 Stop - stThirunagar 1 Stop – Thirupparankundram Park – Thirupparankundram
Kovil – Paikkara – Palanganatham – Nataraj Theatre – P.R.C. H.O. – Ponmeni – Chokkalinga Nagar – Kaalavasal – BELL Hotel – Viraatipathu – Achampathu – Pillar Salai Flour Mill – Alampatty – M.K.
st ndUniversity – Puliyangulam – Moonandipatty 1 – Moonandipatty 2 – Nattamangalam Arch – Vaalandhur – Pottulupatty BNEC.
Route No. 5: Madurai - Aarappalayam
Kochadai – Madura Coats – Aarappalayam – Guru Theatre – Pethaniyapuram – H.M.S Colony – Nagamalai – S.V.N College – Checkanoorani – Meenakshipatty – Aariyapatty – Usilampatty PRC – Keelaputhur – Kannan Theatre BNEC.
Route No. 6: Madurai - K. Pudur
Yadhava College – Ayyar Bunglow – Reserve Line – D.R.O Colony – Thamarai Thotti – Gorippalayam – Sellur – Aruldaspuram – Fathima
College – Sivan Temple – Arul Anandhar College – Karumathur – Chellampatty BNEC.
Route No. 7: Madurai - Anna Nagar
Suguna Store – Ambika Theatre – Theppakulam – Munichalai – Keelavasal – Mahal – South Gate – Crime Branch – Periyar Bus Stand – Arasaradi – Checkanoorani BNEC.
INSURANCE SCHEME
There is a compulsory Insurance Scheme for the students. If a
student meets with a fatal accident, his parents are paid a sum of
Rs.1, 00,000 In case he sustains total disability in an accident, he gets
Rs.1,00,000 to meet the medical expenses. If a student's earning parent
meets with a fatal accident, the student is paid Rs. 2,00,000 and
tuition fee for one year so that he can complete his studies in the
college. If the earning parent sustains total disability, the students
get Rs. 1, 00,000.
NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME
The N.S.S. is part of the academic programmes of the college.
It aims at serving the community and thus gives an opportunity to the
students to interact with the community, understand its needs and
problems and this in turn creates an empathy in them for the community
that nurtures them. This association with the community gives the
students a sense of service which makes their life purposeful and
meaningful. There is an N.S.S Unit with 200 students in our college
under the stewardship of a Programmer Officer.
SPORTS AND GAMES
Keeping in mind the dictum 'A sound mind in a sound body,'
sports and games are given equal importance like curricular activities.
There are adequate facilities for sports and games. Steps are afoot to
give the students intensive training both in isometric and aerobic
exercises. Talented sports persons are given fee concessions to excel in
sports. An excellent playground and a 400 meters track, a well-laid out
Basketball Court, a multi-gym and complete boxing kits provide the
sports persons with plenty of opportunities to practise sports and
games. Our sports persons have been bringing kudos to the college by
repeatedly winning in the inter-collegiate sports meets.
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COURSES OFFERED
U.G. Programmes
B.E. Civil Engineering B.E. Computer Science and Engineering B.E. Electronics and Communication Engineering B.E. Electrical and Electronics Engineering B.E. Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering B.E. Mechanical Engineering B.Tech. Information Technology
P.G. Programmes
M.E. Communication Systems M.E. Industrial Safety Engineering M.E. Software Engineering M.B.A. (Finance, Marketing, HR, Systems ) M.C.A. Master of Computer Applications
Route No. 8: Batlagundu
Kaliamman Kovil – Union Office – Viruveedu – Uthappanayakkanoor – Vellamalaipatty – Naduppatty – Meyyanampatty – Railwaygate – Kaliamman Kovil – Usilai Outer – Chettiyapatty BNEC.
Route No. 9: Varusanadu
Pasumalaiseri – Singarajapuram – Varusanadu – Vagai Nagar – Thangammalpuram – Sengulam – Ottanai – Mayiladumparai Colony – Karattupatty – Kadamalaigundu Theatre – Annanagar – Kandamanur – Govindhanagaram – Adaikkampatty – Muthunayakkanpatty – M. Subbulapuram Vilakku – Railwaygate – Kana Vilakku – Prathikaranpatty Vilakku - Rengasamuthram Vilakku – S.S.Puram - BNEC.
Route No. 10: Cumbum
Cumbum – Puthupatty – Anumanthanpatty – R.T Colony – Uthamapalayam – Chinnamanur – Keela Poolananthapuram – Seelayampatty – Kottur – Upparpatty Vilakku – Veerapandi - BNEC.
Route No. 11: Thevaram
Thevaram – Krishnampatty – Lakshminayakkanpatty – Sangarapuram – Nagalapuram – Dombuchery – Uppukkottai – Sadaiyaalpatty – Bodenthirapuram – Muthuthevanpatty – P.C. Patty BNEC.
Route No. 12: Bodi
Krishna Theatre – Aadhipatty Bridge – Aadhipatty – Vaalaiyathupatti – Boothipuram – Manjunayakkanpatty – Kodaangipatty – Meena Vilakku – Bodi Park – Old Bus Stand – Pangajam School – Tharmathupatty - BNEC.
Route No.14: Theni Rathinam Nagar
Rathinam Nagar – Allinagaram – Aravind Eye Hospital – Municipal Office – Convent – Vaigai Scan – Lakshmi Theatre – State Bank – Jakkampatty – Aundipatty G.H BNEC.
Route No. 15: Kallipatti
T. Kallipatti – Kailasapatty – Lakshmipuram – Meenakshipuram – Azhagapuri – Mathurapuri – Vadapudhupatty – Annanji – Annanji Vilakku – Sukkuvadanpatty – Bommaiyagoundanpatty – Allinagaram - BNEC
Route No. 16: Periyakulam
Endapuli – Kumbakarai Pirivu – New Bus Stand Pirivu – Jeya Theatre – Moonraanthal – Annamalai Complex – College Vilakku – Collector Office – Thamaraikulam – Vadugapatty – Mel Mangalam 1 – Mel Mangalam 2, BNEC.
Route No.17: Rasingapuram
Rasingapuram – Silamalai – Sillamarathupatty – Bodi Krishna Nagar – Bodi Bus Stand – Kodangipatty – Mariamman Kovilpatty – P.C.Patty M.P Office – Vidya Hospital BNEC.
Route No.18: Odaipatty
Odaipatty – Dharmapuri – Poomalaigundu – V.C. Puram – Sri Rengapuram – Nagalapuram – Balakrishnapuram Vilakku - Sival Nayakkanpatty – Vayalpatty – Koduvilarpatty – Aranmanaiputhur - BNEC.
Route No. 19: T. Kallupatty
T. Kallupatty – Periayur – Sinna Poolampatty – Elumalai – Pallapatty – Seelnayakkanpatty – Paraipatty – Elumalaipirivu – Ayothipatty – Karayampatty – Nalluthevanpatty – Valayapatty – Chamber – Usilai T.E.L.C School – Usilai G.H. – Usilai Bus Stop (Murugan temple) – Thottappanayakkanur Vilakku BNEC
Route No. 21: BalakombaiKondamanaickanpatty – Check Post – Samiyar Madam – T. Subbulapuram BNEC
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FACULTY
Dr. S. LAKSHMINARASIMHAN M.S., Ph.D. Principal
Department of Mechanical EngineeringBE - Mechanical Engineering
ME - Industrial Safety Engineering
NameDr. S. Lakshmi NarasimhanDr. P. V. Arulkumar
Dr. A. Pal Pandi
R. RajaS. IlankumaranS. MahalakshmiS. Sekar L. Anand M. JeyapandiV. Saravana Kumar M. Marimuthu C. Palaniyandi J. VivekS. Selva Ganesh A. Erulandi S. NagarajanA.V. Vidhubalan K. ParanitharanR. ArivalaganS. SaravanakumarK. Meygnana guruN.M.Ramesh kumar
C. MuruganM. Vinoth KumarK. Jeyagandhi
QualificationM.S., Ph.D.M.B.A.,M.E.,Ph.D
M.B.A., M.E., Ph.D., Ph.D.M.E., (Ph.D.)M.E., (Ph.D.)M.Tech.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.EM.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.
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DesignationProfessorVice Principal & HeadAssociate ProfessorAssociate Prof.Associate Prof.Asst. Prof Asst.ProfAsst.ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. Prof
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Department of Civil EngineeringBE - Civil Engineering
A. ManoharanC. ViswanathS. VisaliS. MehalaV. MothilalM. Rohith Kumar
R. MayaM. MangalamM. Dheep ChandhD. ThimmarayanS. GowsalyaM. DalioraniP. DhivyaR. Raghul KumarA. Mohaiyadeen
Dr. D. RamkumarR. VinobaT. DheivamJ. SangeethaM. SahilaB. LekaV. MuruganN. ArchanaP. NivethaR. PandeeswariJ. ArunkumarR. Rejith Pandi SelviK. SenthamizhanS. M. VijayarajanS. ShanmugapriyaS.Jeyadurga
B.E., M.E.B.E., M.TechB.E.B.E., M.E.B.E., (M.Tech.)B.E., M.E.
M.E., (Ph.D.)M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.Tech.
M.E., Ph.D.M.E., (Ph.D.)M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.
Asst. ProfAsst. ProfPro-term LecturerAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. Prof
Asso.Prof. & HeadAsst. Prof Asst.ProfAsst.ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. Prof
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Department of Electrical and Electronics EngineeringBE – Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Department of Electronics and Communication EngineeringBE – Electronics and Communication Engineering
ME - Communication Systems
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M. Christina C. SuganyaD. Shyamala DeviC. RajeswariN. BhuvaneswaryK. SudarchanaV. Regina Lilly Pushpam
R. SatheeskumarDr. K. Senthil Kumar
SP. KarthikD. RajapandiM. KaladeviV. VinothiniT. SivaranjaniS. KirthikaD. R. KarthikaJ. VinoliS. VijiP Nedun Chezhia PandianV. Victoriya
K. Saravana SelviV. PremalathaR. Muthu SumathiJ. Senthilkumar JeyasoundariJ. Rieshi PriyaJ. Subiya
J. JeyakannanB. Thamarai @ Jeyabharathi
M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.Tech.M.E.M.E.
M.Tech,(Ph.D) M.Sc., M.Tech., Ph.D.M.E., (Ph.D.) M.E.M.Tech.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.
M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.M.E.
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Asst. Prof Asst.ProfAsst.ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. Prof
Asst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. Prof Asst. Prof
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Asst.Prof & HeadAsst.Prof
M.E. (Ph.D)M.E.M.E.M.B.A, M.E.B.E., (M.E.)M.E.B.E., (M. Tech).
M.C.AM.Sc., M.E., (Ph.D)M.C.AM.C.A.,M.Phil.M.C.AM.C..A M.C.A., M.E. M.C.A.,M.Phil.
M.B.AM.B.A.,Ph.D
M.B.A.,M.Phil., (Ph.D.)PGDBM.,M.B.A.,M.Sc.,(Ph.D.)
M.B.A., M.phil.M.B.A
M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil.M.Sc., M.Phil.M.Sc., M.Phil.M.Sc., M.Phil.
M.Sc., M.Phil.M.Sc., M.Phil.M.Sc., M.Phil.
Asst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. Prof
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N. MageswariE. RavichandranR. SuganyaP. Suresh MuthukumarA. BhuvaneswariS. SaranyaR. V. Suhanya Devi
M. Navaneetha KrishnanB. AnbuselvanK. KalavathiS. RenugaS.R. Navaneetha KrishnanM. FarithkhanSR. Mathusudhanan S. John Gladson Prabhu
C. N. Saravana KumarDr. R. Venkatesa Narasimma Pandian T. R. Thiruvenkat RajS. RajasankarB. ManikandanT. Archana
P. RamnivasmirthaM. Saravana SelviK. ManjulaT. Mahendran
D. RajeswariN. Parakkath BegamK. Kalaiarasi
Department of Computer Science and EngineeringBE - Computer Science and Engineering
ME - Software Engineering
Department of Information TechnologyB. Tech – Information Technology
Department of Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering
Department of Computer Applications(M.C.A)
Department of Management Studies (M.B.A)
Department of Chemistry
Department of Physics
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Sivachandran T
Sambathkumar M
Subburaj M
Padmanaban S
Wilson Kumar J
Chinnasamy A
Sivakumar M
Muthu Kamatchi K
Muruganantham N
Gomathi S
Rajendran P
Parthiban R
Sermalai P
Manojkumar T
B.Com (CA)
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Cashier
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Transport Incharge
Store Incharge
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Electrical Supervisor
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LIST OF ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Sathieshkumar S
Nagendrakumar.M
Ponmanimaran S
Chandran P
Kavitha D
Special Officer
Admin. Manager
Office Superintendent
Senior Assistant
Accountant
M.A., M.Phil.
B.Sc., MCA
M.B.A.,
M.A.,
M.Com.,
Department of English
M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D. B.A., M.Phil. M.A., M.Phil.
M.Sc., M.Phill.M.Sc., M.Phil.M.Sc., M.Phil.M.Sc., M.Phil.M.Sc., M.Phil.,M.Sc., M.Phil.M.Sc., M.Phil.M. Sc., Mphil.M.Sc., M.Phil.
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Asst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. ProfAsst. Prof
Librarian..
Physical Education Director.
Placement OfficerPlacement TrainerPlacement TrainerPlacement Trainer
Programme OfficerCo-ordinator
Dr. V. VimalaR. PramelaS. Suba Rekha
R. AlagesanA. PriyadharshiniV. GowsalyaA. Senthil kumarS. Kiruthiga DeepaG. Solai LakshmiP. MekalaN. PriyaC. Vasanthi
A.Dharmendran
K.P. Siva
T ArchanaR. AlagesanS.R.Navaneetha KrishnanK.Sudarchana
R. SatheeskumarM. Vinothkumar
Department of Mathematics
Central Library
Department of Physical Education
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15.
Lab Technicians / Assistants
D.E.C.E.,B.Sc.,(M.Sc).
D.E.C.E.
PGDIT. DECE (B.E)
D.E.C.E.,DCCH. (B.E.)
D.E.C.E. (B.E.)
I.T.I.
D.M.E.,(B.E).
D.M.E.,(B.E).
M.Sc.(CS).
D.E.E.E.
B.Sc.(CS).
B.Sc.(IT)
B.C.A
D.E.C.E.
D.M.E.
Lab Technician
Lab Technician
Lab Technician
Lab Technician
Lab Technician
Lab Technician
Lab Technician
Lab Technician
Lab Technician
Lab Technician
Lab Assistant
Lab Technician
Lab Technician
Lab Assistant
Lab Assistant
Senthil Murugaian.M
Sakthi Murugan.S
BaluMaharaja.M.B
Sivakumar.M
Nagaraj.R
Thangam.T
Velayatham.V
Krishna Moorthy.J
Ponnien selvan.B
Gnana Sekaran.S
Renuga.M
R.Vigneshwaran
M.Nithish Kumar
Vinoth N
Parthasarathi G
N.S.S. Programme
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Students indulging in any unlawful activity will not be permitted to continue their studies.
All students are expected to exercise reasonable care while using the College vehicles.
RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR STUDENTS
GENERAL
The College works from 9.10 am to 4.00 pm
Students are strictly prohibited from defacing the walls or damaging the building or furniture or any material whatsoever on the campus. The cost of any damage so caused will be recovered from the students collectively with fine if, the responsibility for it cannot be fixed on any individual or a group.
Students are expected to read the notice board regularly. Ignorance of any rule/instruction will not be accepted as an excuse for failure to comply with it.
They should take the Class Tests, Internal Tests and Model Examination. Marks scored by the students will be intimated to their parents.
Parents of students should meet the Principal and the respective Heads of the Departments at least two times in a semester.
Students are encouraged to participate in seminars, symposium and competitions conducted at this college and other colleges and they could use the guidance of the faculty
It is the responsibility of the students to keep the campus clean, green and plastic-free.
No student shall prevent other students from attending classes.
Students should maintain decency and decorum at the functions conducted in the college.
Students should not take part in communal or political activities.
Students should not organize any meeting on the College premises without the prior permission of the Principal.
Gambling in any form is prohibited.
Any unlawful use of Computer Systems / Internet will be liable for termination of the Students.
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It is a serious criminal offence of student(s) to carry or consume alcohol, drugs, and cigarettes amongst others in the College vehicle.
A student shall not keep a motor vehicle / and two wheelers / bicycle on College premises without the prior written permission from the Principal. Permission can be granted or withheld at the discretion of the Principal.
Any student found indulging in malpractice in the test would be debarred for the rest of the tests/examinations. Any cases of malpractice in the University Examinations will be reported to the University for further action.
Students are advised not to bring valuables and excess cash to the college. The college will not be responsible for any loss/theft.
Chewing bubble gum, tobacco, panparag, gutka, smoking and consuming alcohol in the college campus / hostel or attending classes/events in the college or hostel premises having consumed the above is strictly prohibited.
Any form of Cyber crime (Illegal activity committed on the Internet / hacking other's computers /spreading computer virus /browsing illegal or pornographic sites / defaming the staff or fellow students on social networking sites) by the students is strictly prohibited. The defaulters will be punished at the institution level and an FIR will be lodged at the Police station against such students.
Lack of courtesy and decorum, use of abusive / vulgar languages, fights, threats, damage to institute property ,tampering of office records, providing false information to the college authorities / removal (stealing) of any property belonging to the institute, fellow students or other personnel and residents of the institute, money collection without the permission of the college authority, disturbing fellow students in their studies, breach of rules and regulations of the institute, adoption of unfair practices in tests, quizzes, assignments, sports or examinations, noisy and unruly behavior, possessing of weapons and acting in a manner unbecoming of a student within and outside the institute, shall constitute violation of the code of conduct.Non compliance with the rules & regulations of the college will be dealt with seriously. The management / college authorities reserve the right to initiate appropriate disciplinary action or expel any student on grounds of serious irregularity of attendance, insubordination, malpractice in examinations or any other act of indiscipline or misconduct as per the recommendation of the Head of the Institute / College disciplinary committee. The decision of the college authorities in this regard shall be final.
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All cases of misconduct / violation of Institute Regulations / misbehavior by the students will be entered in the Red book / Registration Document, maintained by each department / Academic section. This will be referred to while giving recommendation letters/ conduct certificates to the students and may be made available during the Campus Recruitments.
The College Management reserves the right to make changes/ add additional clauses in the `Rules and Regulation and Code of Conduct for Student' from time to time for the smooth conduct of the college activities and for the betterment of the student community and institution as a whole.
DISCIPLINE
Strict discipline will be maintained in the college campus. Non-compliance with the rules and regulations of the college will be severely dealt with.
Students are expected to greet their teachers and elders with “Good morning / Vanakkam" and use only courteous and polite language with decorum while talking to the members of teaching and non-teaching staff of the college.
The possessions of mobile phones or any other audio video gadgets on the campus by students are strictly banned and if such items are found in possession of students, they will be confiscated.
The Principal's decision shall be final in the matter of inflicting punishment awarded to the students, for violation of any of the rules of the college.
On entering into the class, they shall maintain strict discipline, irrespective of the presence or absence of the teacher.
Gathering in groups at roads, entrance, corridor or unauthorized places is strictly prohibited.
Students should be disciplined in their behaviour, decent in dress and dignified in character.
RAGGING
DRESS CODE
"Ragging" is strictly prohibited by an act promulgated by the Government of Tamil Nadu with penalty and/or imprisonment. Ragging of any kind is prohibited both in the College campus and in the hostel or outside. Students who are guilty of this offence will be expelled from the college and also handed over to the police for further action in accordance with the government orders.
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However, under the extraordinary circumstances when a student undergoes severe medical problem or represented the College in state or national level, the College reserves the right to condone 10% of the shortage of attendance. In such cases, a student with 65% attendance will be permitted to take University Examinations.
Students who are absent on medical grounds should produce a valid Medical Certificate along with an endorsement letter from the parent/guardian while reporting to College after convalescence.
Candidates who secure less than 65% of overall attendance will not be permitted by Anna University to write the University Examination at the end of the semester. Such students are required to redo the semester.
Students shall not absent themselves from the college without prior sanction of leave. All leave applications should be endorsed by the class coordinator and recommended by the Head of the Department concerned.
As Per the directives of Anna University students attendance details are uploaded in the web portal of the university periodically. It is advised that the students shall be in regular to the classes.
During the course of a semester three internal exams are conducted and marks are uploaded in the Anna University web portal.
The internal marks are awarded based on the three internal test marks by the university. Attendance are also taken into consideration while computing the internal marks.
The Internal tests and Model exam will be conducted as per the schedule given by Anna University.
In emergency case, students are allowed to take leave over phone to concerned class coordinator or Head of the Department.
Dress code is strictly specified as Churidar with Duppata & black shoes for girls and formal full pants, tucked in shirts and black shoes for boys. Jeans, T-shirts, Banians etc are strictly prohibited.
They should wear the ID card inside the campus all the time and also when they go out of the college as part of their education.
ATTENDANCE
INTERNAL MARKS
The marks are awarded by the university for 20 marks. The university semester exams are conducted for 80 marks. If a student gets 14 out of 20 marks internal credit and if he gets 36 marks out of 80 marks in the university examinations he will be declared as successful in the subject.
The university exam will be conducted for 100 marks and it is converted to 80 marks, if a candidate secure no marks in the internal tests, he/she has to secure minimum of 63% marks in the university examination to secure a pass.
UG Students (I to III Year) - 2 books, Final Year - 3 books, PG Students 4 books, Faculty - 6 books.
All books should be returned to the library at the time of the stock physical verification of the books.
Members should notify the Librarian of any loss of book or change of address immediately.
If a lost is book, three times the current price of the book will be recovered from the borrower.
A member can reserve a book in circulation: such a member will be notified as soon as the reserved book is returned to the library. And the reserved book will be retained at the Circulation Desk for only one day.
Overdue Fine
First 7 days - Rs.1.00 per day
8 to 14 days - Rs.2.00 per day
15 days onwards - Rs.3.00 per day
All the staff and the students are eligible to be members of the library.
Reference books and periodicals are not lent.
Books are issued for only 15 days. It can be renewed once.
The Librarian can recall a book anytime.
Members should leave their personal belongings at the entrance of the library, at their own risk.
They should enter the 'IN' and 'EXIT' time in and sign the Login Register.
CENTRAL LIBRARY
Students and staff can borrow books as follows
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The Class Representative should enter the total number of students of his/her class present during their 'Library Hour' and sign the Login Register.
Members should check whether the books they borrow are intact or not at the time of borrowing itself. Any damage to the books should be brought to the notice of the library staff. If the books are found mutilated in any form at the time of their return, the borrower will be held responsible for such mutilation and he/she will be suitably charged.
Total silence should be maintained in the central library.
Penal action will be taken against habitual violators of rules and regulations mentioned above.
Library working hours from 09.00 am to 07.30 pm.
Hostel is allotted to the students for a period of one year and the fee is charged in three instalments.
Hostel fee is non- refundable. If the student leaves the hostel accommodation in the midsession, hostel fees will be charged for one year and will not be refunded.
Members of the Hostel should not absent themselves from the classes and stay in the Hostel. Hostel will remain closed during college time (9.10 AM to 12.45 PM & 1.30 PM to 4.00 PM)
The inmates of the Hostel should not leave the hostel on any day without prior permission of the supervisor / deputy warden / warden, failing which severe disciplinary action will be taken against them which/may include termination of the students from the hostel. They should apply for leave in the proper form.
No student shall leave the hostel after 6.00 pm. The inmates of the hostel going out and not returning before 6.30 pm without permission will be punished severely.
Resident boys/girls are not allowed to leave the college campus without gate pass.
Students should do only academic work during the study hours 8.00 PM to 10.00 PM.
Mess timings should be strictly adhered. Breakfast: 08.00 am to 08.45 am, Lunch: 12.45 pm to 1.30 pm, Snacks: 04.50 pm to 06.00 pm Dinner: 07.00 pm to 08.00 pm.
No one other than the inmates is permitted to stay in the hostel over night.
No male member is allowed to enter girls hostel. No female member is allowed to enter boys hostel.No guest can be entertained without the permission of the Supervisor / Deputy warden / Warden.All the electric and water connections, must be switched off while leaving the room.
All the corridor lights should be switched off sharply at 10.15pm.
The inmates should not misuse with the electrical power in the room. The use of the extra lights, electric heater, fan, audio and video tapes or any other electrical appliances is strictly prohibited except Electrical iron and Laptop.
Possession of cigarettes, alcoholic beverages, intoxicating drugs or use of such forbidden items is strictly prohibited.
Use and possession of mobile phone and camera is strictly prohibited.
Ragging is strictly prohibited. Any student involving in ragging will be terminated from the hostel and college and criminal action will be taken against them. They will be handed over to police.
Private celebration like birthdays, New Year, and religious function are strictly prohibited.
Inmates should not make noise at any time in the hostel campus.
Members shall not remove the furniture from one place to another or exchange among themselves
Members are advised not to leave cash or valuables in their rooms. The hostel authorities will not be responsible for articles or money lost by members. Students can deposit their cash in the nearest bank.
Attendance will be taken at 8.30 am in the morning and 06.30 pm in the evening every day.
Hostellers are forbidden from defacing or damaging any part of the hostel. Students who are involved in such activities will be punished severely to the extent of dismissal from the hostel. The cost of any such damage so caused, shall be recovered from them.
No student shall enter the dining hall, kitchen or stores without prior permission from the canteen in charge.
MESS / CANTEEN
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The students will be allowed to visit local guardians whose authorized photographs duly endorsed by parents, submitted in the college office at the time of admission.
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Students shall strictly confine to the food timings. Food will not be served beyond the specified timings unless specific directions on extra-ordinary circumstances. The hostel students shall adhere to the timings strictly,
Fees once paid will not be refunded under any circumstances.
Representation of complaints and grievances if any may be made individually to the Principal through his/her Head of the Department in writing.
All students are advised to make use of the Suggestion Box kept at the college.
Any complaint against any employee of the hostel for any cause may be made in writing to the Supervisor / Deputy Warden / Warden for necessary action.
COMPLAINTS
FEES
Students who leave in the middle of the course shall pay the entire fees for the remaining period too (of the course) and get clearance certificate.
The names of students who have not paid the tuition fees even after one month of their admission shall be struck on the rolls and they will be readmitted only on payment of the dues and with a readmission fee.
Admission to the hostel will be made by the Principal. All the applications for admission must be made to the Principal in the prescribed form which can be had from the Hostel Office on payment of the specified fee.
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Breakfast: 08.00 am to 08.45 am
Lunch: 12.45 pm to 1.30 pm (based on time table)
Snacks: 04.30 pm to 05.30 pm
Dinner: 07.00 pm to 08.00 pm
The mess fees must be paid in the College office on or before the prescribed date.
Students who are expelled for non-payment of mess dues will be permitted to use the messing facility only on clearing his / her mess dues.
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(without Late fee )
Period
(without Late fee )
Period
(without Late fee )
Period
(without Late fee )
Period
(without Late fee )
Period
(without Late fee )
I … …Oct - 15
(1st week)
Nov - 15
(1st week)Feb-15 Mar-16
II,III,IV Jul-15 Aug-15Oct - 15
(1st week)
Nov - 15
(1st week)Feb-15 Mar-16
I … …Nov - 15
(2nd week)
Dec - 15
(2nd week)Feb-15 Mar-16
II Jul-15 Aug-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Feb-15 Mar-16
I … …Nov - 15
(2nd week)
Dec - 15
(2nd week)Feb-15 Mar-16
II Jul-15 Aug-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Feb-15 Mar-16
II … …Nov - 15
(2nd week)
Dec - 15
(2nd week)Feb-15 Mar-16
III Jul-15 Aug-15 Oct-15 Nov-15 Feb-15 Mar-16
B.E
M.E
MBA
MCA
Degree Year
1 Term 2 Term 3 Term
Schedule for Fee Remmittance ( Tuition fee / Transport fee / Hostel fee )
Note : 1. Students are advised to pay the Payable fee with in the Stipulated period to avoid Late fee. 2. All fee are payable at KVB (All Branches) and the College copy of Challan shall be submitted to the College Office.
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JULY - 2015
Date Day Events
1 Wednesday Commencement of classes for III, V and VII Semester UG Programme
2 Thursday
3 Friday
4 Saturday
5 Sunday Holiday
6 Monday
7 Tuesday
8 Wednesday
9 Thursday
10 Friday
11 Saturday Holiday
12 Sunday Holiday
13 Monday Commencement of classes III Semester M.E and III, V Semester MCA Programme
14 Tuesday
15 Wednesday
16 Thursday
17 Friday
18 Saturday Ramzan Goverment Holiday
19 Sunday Holiday
20 Monday Commencement of classes for III, V Semester MBA. Programme
21 Tuesday
22 Wednesday
23 Thursday
24 Friday
25 Saturday
26 Sunday Holiday
27 Monday
28 Tuesday
29 Wednesday
30 Thursday
31 Friday
Month Date Day Events
July’15 18 Saturday Ramzan
August ‘15 15 Saturday Independence Day
September ‘15
5 Saturday Krishna Jayanthi
17 Thursday Vinayakar Chathurthi Holiday
24 Thursday Bakrid Holiday
October ‘15
2 Friday Gandhi Jayanti
21 Wednesday Ayutha Pooja Holiday
22 Thursday Vijaya Dasami Holiday
23 Friday Muharram Holiday
November ‘15 10 Tuesday Deepavali Holiday
December ‘15 24 Thursday Milad-un-Nabi Holiday
25 Friday Christmas
January ‘16
1 Friday New Year
15 Friday Pongal Holiday
16 Saturday Thiruvalluvar Day / Maattu Pongal Holiday
26 Tuesday Republic Day
March ‘16 25 Friday Good Friday Holiday
April ‘16
14 Thursday Tamil New Year Holiday
19 Tuesday Mahavir Jayanti Holiday
21 Thursday Telugu New Years Day Holiday
May ‘16 1 Sunday May Day
List of Government Holidays
Academic year 2015 - 16
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AUGUST - 2015 SEPTEMBER - 2015
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Date Day Events
1 Saturday
2 Sunday Holiday
3 Monday Commencement of classes for I Semester B.E./B.Tech. Programme
4 Tuesday
5 Wednesday
6 Thursday
7 Friday
8 Saturday Holiday
9 Sunday Holiday
10 Monday
11 Tuesday
12 Wednesday
13 Thursday
14 Friday
15 Saturday Independence Day Goverment Holiday
16 Sunday Holiday
17 Monday Internal Test-I for III, V, VII Semester UG
18 Tuesday
19 Wednesday
20 Thursday
21 Friday
22 Saturday
23 Sunday Holiday
24 Monday
25 Tuesday
26 Wednesday
27 Thursday
28 Friday
29 Saturday Holiday
30 Sunday
31 Monday Internal Test-I III ,V Semester MCA,III Semester M.E.
Date Day Events
1 Tuesday
2 Wednesday
3 Thursday
4 Friday
5 Saturday Krishna Jayanthi Goverment Holiday, Teacher’s Day
6 Sunday Holiday
7 Monday
8 Tuesday
9 Wednesday
10 Thursday
11 Friday
12 Saturday
13 Sunday Holiday
14 Monday
15 Tuesday Engineer’s Day
16 Wednesday Internal Test-II for III, V, VII Semester UG Internal Test-I for I Semester UG
17 Thursday Vinayakar Chathurthi Goverment Holiday
18 Friday
19 Saturday
20 Sunday Holiday
21 Monday
22 Tuesday
23 Wednesday
24 Thursday Bakrid Goverment Holiday
25 Friday
26 Saturday Holiday
27 Sunday Holiday
28 Monday Internal Test-II for III,V Semester MCA,III Semester M.E.
29 Tuesday
30 Wednesday
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OCTOBER - 2015 NOVEMBER - 2015
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Date Day Events
1 Thursday
2 Friday Gandhi Jayanthi Goverment Holiday
3 Saturday
4 Sunday Holiday
5 Monday
6 Tuesday
7 Wednesday
8 Thursday
9 Friday
10 Saturday Holiday
11 Sunday Holiday
12 Monday Model Exam for III, V, VII Semester UG.
13 Tuesday
14 Wednesday
15 Thursday
16 Friday
17 Saturday
18 Sunday Holiday
19 Monday
20 Tuesday
21 Wednesday Ayutha Pooja Goverment Holiday
22 Thursday Vijaya Dasami Goverment Holiday
23 Friday Muharram Goverment Holiday
24 Saturday Holiday
25 Sunday Holiday
26 Monday Model Exam for III,V Semester MCA, III Semester M.E. Internal Test-II for I Semester UG. [Tentative]
27 Tuesday Last Working Day for UG- III,V,VII Sem
28 Wednesday
29 Thursday
30 Friday
31 Saturday Holiday
Date Day Events
1 Sunday Holiday
2 Monday Internal Test-I for I Semester UG University Exam starts for UG- III,V,VII Sem [Tentative]
3 Tuesday
4 Wednesday
5 Thursday
6 Friday Last Working Day for PG M.C.A- V Sem, M.E -III Sem
7 Saturday
8 Sunday Holiday
9 Monday
10 Tuesday Deepavali Goverment Holiday
11 Wednesday
12 Thursday
13 Friday
14 Saturday Holiday
15 Sunday Holiday
16 Monday Last Working Day for PG- III,V Sem, M.B.A
17 Tuesday
18 Wednesday
19 Thursday
20 Friday University Exam starts for PG MCA - III & V Sem, M.E- III Sem [Tentative]
21 Saturday
22 Sunday Holiday
23 Monday
24 Tuesday
25 Wednesday
26 Thursday
27 Friday University Exam starts for PG- III & V, MBA
28 Saturday Holiday
29 Sunday Holiday
30 Monday
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DECEMBER - 2015 JANUARY - 2016
sDate Day Events
1 Tuesday
2 Wednesday
3 Thursday
4 Friday
5 Saturday
6 Sunday Holiday
7 Monday
8 Tuesday
9 Wednesday
10 Thursday
11 Friday
12 Saturday Holiday
13 Sunday Holiday
14 Monday Model Test for I Semester UG [Tentative]
15 Tuesday
16 Wednesday
17 Thursday
18 Friday
19 Saturday
20 Sunday Holiday
21 Monday
22 Tuesday
23 Wednesday
24 Thursday Milad-un-Nabi Goverment Holiday
25 Friday Christmas Goverment Holiday
26 Saturday Holiday
27 Sunday Holiday
28 Monday
29 Tuesday
30 Wednesday
31 Thursday
Date Day Events
1 Friday New Year Goverment Holiday
2 Saturday
3 Sunday Holiday
4 Monday
5 Tuesday
6 Wednesday
7 Thursday
8 Friday
9 Saturday
10 Sunday Holiday
11 Monday
12 Tuesday
13 Wednesday
14 Thursday
15 Friday Pongal Goverment Holiday
16 Saturday Thiruvalluvar Day / Maattu Pongal Goverment Holiday
17 Sunday Holiday
18 Monday
19 Tuesday
20 Wednesday
21 Thursday
22 Friday
23 Saturday
24 Sunday Holiday
25 Monday
26 Tuesday Republic Day Goverment Holiday
27 Wednesday
28 Thursday
29 Friday
30 Saturday
31 Sunday Holiday
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FEBRUARY - 2016 MARCH - 2016
Date Day Events
1 Monday
2 Tuesday
3 Wednesday
4 Thursday
5 Friday
6 Saturday
7 Sunday Holiday
8 Monday
9 Tuesday
10 Wednesday
11 Thursday
12 Friday
13 Saturday
14 Sunday Holiday
15 Monday
16 Tuesday
17 Wednesday
18 Thursday
19 Friday
20 Saturday
21 Sunday Holiday
22 Monday
23 Tuesday
24 Wednesday
25 Thursday
26 Friday
27 Saturday
28 Sunday Holiday
29 Monday
Date Day Events
1 Tuesday
2 Wednesday
3 Thursday
4 Friday
5 Saturday
6 Sunday Holiday
7 Monday
8 Tuesday
9 Wednesday
10 Thursday
11 Friday
12 Saturday
13 Sunday Holiday
14 Monday
15 Tuesday
16 Wednesday
17 Thursday
18 Friday
19 Saturday
20 Sunday Holiday
21 Monday
22 Tuesday
23 Wednesday
24 Thursday
25 Friday Good Friday Goverment Holiday
26 Saturday
27 Sunday Holiday
28 Monday
29 Tuesday
30 Wednesday
31 Thursday
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MAY - 2016
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Date Day Events
1 Friday
2 Saturday
3 Sunday Holiday
4 Monday
5 Tuesday
6 Wednesday
7 Thursday
8 Friday
9 Saturday
10 Sunday Holiday
11 Monday
12 Tuesday
13 Wednesday
14 Thursday Tamil New Year Goverment Holiday
15 Friday
16 Saturday
17 Sunday Holiday
18 Monday
19 Tuesday Mahavir Jayanti Goverment Holiday
20 Wednesday
21 Thursday Telugu New Year Day Goverment Holiday
22 Friday
23 Saturday
24 Sunday Holiday
25 Monday
26 Tuesday
27 Wednesday
28 Thursday
29 Friday
30 Saturday
Date Day Events
1 Sunday May Day Goverment Holiday
2 Monday
3 Tuesday
4 Wednesday
5 Thursday
6 Friday
7 Saturday
8 Sunday Holiday
9 Monday
10 Tuesday
11 Wednesday
12 Thursday
13 Friday
14 Saturday
15 Sunday Holiday
16 Monday
17 Tuesday
18 Wednesday
19 Thursday
20 Friday
21 Saturday
22 Sunday Holiday
23 Monday
24 Tuesday
25 Wednesday
26 Thursday
27 Friday
28 Saturday
29 Sunday Holiday
30 Monday
31 Tuesday
APRIL - 2016
JUNE - 2016
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7 Tuesday
8 Wednesday
9 Thursday
10 Friday
11 Saturday
12 Sunday Holiday
13 Monday
14 Tuesday
15 Wednesday
16 Thursday
17 Friday
18 Saturday
19 Sunday Holiday
20 Monday
21 Tuesday
22 Wednesday
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26 Sunday Holiday
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