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Student’s Success rate - UG= (No. of students who cleared the programme in the s t i p u l a t e d period of course duration)/(No. of

students admitted in the first year and students admitted in that batch via lateral entry)

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Government Engineering college Thrissur

Student’s Success rate - PG = (No. of students who cleared the programme in the s t i p u l a t e d period of course duration)/

(No. of students admitted in the first year)

Environmental Engineering

Production Engineering

Power systems

Process Control

Water Resources and Hydroinformatics

Computer Science and Engineering

Power Electronics

Communication Engineering and Signal Processing

Internal Combustion Engines and Turbo Machinery

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Academic Performance Index - UG(= Mean of CGPA of all successful students on a 10-point CGPA system Or

= (Mean of the percentage of marks of all students / 10)

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6.716.7

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Academic Performance Index - PG(= Mean of CGPA of all the students on a 10-point CGPA system

Or = (Mean of the percentage of marks of all students / 10)

Environmental Engineering

Production Engineering

Power systems

Process Control

Water Resources and Hydroinformatics

Computer Science and Engineering

Power Electronics

Communication Engineering and Signal Processing

Internal Combustion Engines and Turbo Machinery

M.Tech, Manufacturing system Management

7.20

7.40

7.60

7.80

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8.20

8.40

8.60

7.63

7.84

7.71

8.35

8.17 8.23

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8.33

8.07

7.90

8.08

8.218.16

8.37

8.27

8.06

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8.15

7.948.05

8.21

8.07

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Placement & Higher Studies - UG(Assessment = 30 × (x + 1.25y)/N , where, x = No. of students placed, y = No. of students admitted for

higher studies with valid qualifying scores/ranks and N = No. of students who were admitted in the batch including lateral entry subject to max. assessment points = 30, Percentage of students to be considered

based on first year and lateral entry)


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Placement & Higher Studies - PG(Assessment = 20 × (x + 3y)/N , where, x = No. of students placed, y = No. of students admitted

for higher studies with valid qualifying scores/ranks and N = No. of students who were admitted in the batch subject to max. assessment points = 20

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Professional Societies

IEEE

• Events• Paper

contests• Design

contests

IET ISTE

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Publications UG by Students

• Nelson K. J., Dilnavaz : Design And Implementation Of High Performance 64-Bit VLIW Microprocessor- Proceedings of International Conference on Emerging trends in computing,pg 355-359,June 2013 –ECE Dept.

• Dimna Denny, Gayathry Dayanandan, Uma Syamkumar: Observer for induction motor state estimation using artificial neural network in ICMF 2013 at GEC Thrissur- EEE Dept.

• Rajan, Milu Mary, and Ajay James. "Hiding Encrypted Text Files In Multimedia Files." International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology. Vol. 2. No. 4 (April-2013). ESRSA Publications, 2013.


Publications by PG Students Civil Engineering Dept.

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International Journal

1 1 1 1

National Journal

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InternationalConference

3 1 17 25

NationalConference

6 50 8 5


Publications by PG Students Electrical Engineering Dept.

2011-12 2012-13 2013-14


0 1 0

National Journal

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NationalConference

7 10 0


Publications by PG Students Mechanical Engineering Dept.

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National Journal

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International Conference

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National Conference

1 0 6 7


Publications by PG Students Electronics and Communication Engg.

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Entrepreneurship initiatives contd...

Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC) conducted• Lecture on the significance of Entrepreneurship and allied

matters by Mr Rajesh Nair and Mr Dhanan Sekhar, entrepreneur from Start up village, Kochi and sponsored by TEQIP-II

• Start up 20/20 program for students of all Engg Colleges in and around Thrissur during August 22nd to August 24th, 2014 in association with NASSCOM and TDA (Thrissur Development Authority). Talks have been given by Mr. Prasanna Kumar of Thomas Innovations, Mr. Purushothaman, Mr. Rajiv Vaishnav, Mr. Saxena of NASSCOM.

• Motivation workshops in association with Micro Small and Medium Enterprises – Development Institute, Thrissur Kerala.

• FSDTP on Technopreneurship in August 2013


Entrepreneurship initiativesProgrammes attended by Faculty & Students

• MSME National Level Vendor Development Programme Cum Industrial Exhibition B2B Meet 2013 - sponsored by TEQIP –II- Prof. Praseetha P. Nair & PG students attended the National Level Vendor Development Programme Cum Industrial

Exhibition B2B Meet 2013 held in Thrissur on 16th and 17th Dec 2013• Start up Boot Camp sponsored by TEQIP-II

- Prof. Praseetha P. Nair, Prof. Ajay James and student co-ordinator, Ramesh Binu attended the Start-up Boot Camp held at Technopark campus, Trivandrum on 15th January 2014

• Workshop on the draft Science & Technology Policy 2013- Prof. Praseetha P. Nair and Prof. Manoj N. have attended the Workshop on 19th December 2013 at Hotel

Travancore Court, Warriam Road, Ernakulam.• International conference on "Entrepreneurship“

- Four students of the college attended the international conference on "Entrepreneurship in a globalised world challenges, policy and stategy perspectives" organised by De Paul School of Management, De Paul Institute of Science and Technology, Angamaly and De Paul University, Chicago, USA, held at Angamaly on 13th and 14th December 2013.


Entrepreneurship initiatives

• WebopX (http://www.webopx.com/ ), a company dedicated to delivering top notch web media service, started by Govind S Menokee of 2014 batch of Computer Science & Engg.

• Heuristics Technosol (http:// heuristics-technosol.yspages.com), a boutique mobile application development company in Cochin and incubated at Startup Village service, started by Sanjay Nediyara of 2014 batch of Computer Science & Engg.

• ZookApp Technolabs Pvt. Ltd., ZookApp is an online portal where stores in the city can maintain a profile through which they can reach out to the public with their products, offers and promotions.


Awards/Prizes – Civil Department (Inter-collegiate/State level/National)

• Best StudentAward from TCS- Ranjith K.B (2009-2013)• Build India Scholarship from L& T for Ranjith K.B (2009-2013)• Best Poster Award in Engineering Science, 22nd Kerala Science Congress 2010

for Sumam.K.S & Sajikumar.N• Jayasree Menon of 2009-11 batch got the Young Scientist award in Engineering

2012.• Anupama S.of 2008-10 batch, Megha M. of 2009-11 batch, Geethu Shanmughan

of 2010-12 batch were selected for contest of Young Scientist award.• Meera Balakrishnan of 2010-12 Batch got first prize for technical paper

presentation contest


Awards/Prizes – EEE Department(Inter-collegiate/State level/National)

• Divya Nair, student of 2010 EEE batch was awarded as the outstanding WIE volunteer award in 2013.

• Preethy Warrier, student of 2009 EEE batch was awarded as the outstanding WIE volunteer award in 2012.

• The paper on ‘Dynamic stability in Power Systems and Tuning of Power System Stabilizer Using Particle Swarm Optimization’ presented by Vishnudas P. H. at Eminance, a two day seminar on Power System Operation and Control at Thejus Engineering College, Thrissur in 2012 won the first place.

• The Paper on “Performance analysis of Hybrid HVDC transmission system for connecting offshore wind farm to onshore grid” presented by Ann Maria Issac in the international conference on Innovations, Advances in Science, Engineering and Technology(ICIASET-2014) won the first prize.


Awards/Prizes - CSE Department (Inter-collegiate/State level/National)

• Ajith K M : Best Student award from TCS

: First Prize in Paper Presentation in NIT Calicut.

: First Prize in Technical Quiz, Web Designing and Virtual War

: Second Prize in Googling organized in MA College, Kothamangalam.

: First Prize in Technical Quiz organised by VJCET Vazhakulam. : Second Prize in Web Designing organized by Model Engg

College, Ernakulam.• Menon Sarath Sasidharan : Third Prize in C Coding/Debugging

competition at MAC Kothamangalam • Pallavi Mohan : First Prize in Paper Presentation in NIT Calicut.

: Second Prize, Design Vista, Dyuti 12


Awards/Prizes - CSE Department(Inter-collegiate/State level/National)

• Rajeev S : First prize in SQL Data mining,

: First prize in Shell Scripting,2nd in 2x Relay Coding, Incepto 2013 • Vijeenrosh P.W : Third Prize, InCTF National Level Ethical Hacking Competition

(Team event), Amritha University

: Second Prize , Shell Scripting, Excel 2013, Model Engg. College

: Second Price , C Coding Competition,Thaksak 2013, MAC College

• Rahul Sathyajit : Thrid Prize , InCTF 2012• Sharath M S : First Prize in IT quiz at MA College,Kothamangalam• Staphy Tressa Joseph : First Prize in C Coding, Vaibhava 2012,GEC Thrissur• Deepak M : First Prize in C Coding, Vaibhava 2012,GEC Thrissur• Abhilash Balan : First Prize in Technical Quiz, MAC Technical Fest


Awards/Prizes - ECE Department(Inter-collegiate/State level/National)

• Amritha P.C :won Nikhil K.R Memorial gold medal for the best student of the pass out batch.

• Niranjana H Menon:won Prof. Vasudevan Endowment Award for securing highest score in Engineering Graphics and Prof. Venkatesh memorial Award for securing highest marks in Engineering Mathematics at the college level for the year 2013-14.

• Vishnupriya V:Won 1st in group level fencing championship at Calicut University Athletic Meet.

• Sooraj P: 2nd prize in E-RACER(NIT Calicut)• AbhijithNambi1st prize in Circuit Designing (College of Engg.Thalassery)• Vyas P S (2011 admission) won the first prize in the event INTELLIGENT ROOM at

Malabar College, Shornur


Awards/Prizes - ECE Department(Inter-collegiate/State level/National)

• Mr. Bharath R, Ashok S Menon, Abhijeet Balakrishnan, the sixth semester B.Tech students of the department has won first prize in the national level Sweden India Nobel Memorial Quiz 2012 organized by Embassy of Sweden at IIT, Delhi on 3rd November 2012.

•The detailed student achievements list is provided as separate document.


Awards/Prizes - Mechanical Department(Inter-collegiate/State level/National)

2013 - NetBall Interzone Runners UP

2014 - NetBall University Runners UP

– Ajay Raj got Selection for the University team– Avinash Menon got selection to the university team reserve


Student Teacher Ratio(Assessment = 20 × 15/STR; subject to max. assessment at 20 where, STR = (x + y + z)/N1

x = No. of students in 2nd year of the programme, y = No. of students in 3rd year of the programmez = No. of students in 4th year of the programme, N1 = Total no. of faculty members in the programme (by

considering the fractional load)


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Faculty Cadre Ratio(Assessment = 20 × CRI, Cadre ratio index (CRI) = 2.25 × (2x + y)/N; based on 1:2:6 subject to max. CRI = 1.0, x = No. of professors in the programme, y = No. of associate professors in the programme)


Faculty qualifications(Assessment = 4 × FQI, Faculty qualification index (FQI) = (10x + 6y + 2z0)/N2, where, x+y+z0 ≤ N2, z0 ≤ z, x = No. of faculty members with PhD, y = No. of faculty members with ME/Mtech, z =

No. of faculty members with BE/BTech)


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Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme Specific Criteria (ASCE)- Civil

Structural Engg.

Dr. P. Vijayan

M.K. Anandavally

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Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme Specific Criteria (IEEE) –Electrical

Electronics

Dr. Jayanand B.

Dr. M. Nandakumar

Manju B.

Jose Sebastian

Dr. E. A. Jasmin

Binitha Joseph Mampilly

Sajitha M.Government Engineering college Thrissur


Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme Specific Criteria (IEEE) – Electronics and Communication Engg.contd…

Signal Processing

Dr. Sheeba V.S

Dr. Jayan A. R

Mohanan K.P.

Premanand B


Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme Specific Criteria (IEEE) – Electronics and Communication Engg.

Microwave Theory and Techniques

Sinith M.S.

Job Chunkath


Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme Specific Criteria (ACM)- Computer Science

COMPILER DESIGN

MANOJKUMAR K V

VIPINKUMAR K S

IMAGE PROCESSING

JAYASREE M

AJAY JAMES

Anjana B

Hydin John


Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme Specific Criteria (AIChE) – Chemical cntd…

Fluid and Particle Mechanics

Manoj N

Fasnabi P.A.


Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme Specific Criteria (AIChE) - Chemical

Chemical Engineering Design

Ajeesh K N


Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme Specific Criteria – Production

Basic Mechanical Engineering

M Parameswaran

Haris Naduthodi


Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme Specific Criteria (ASME) - Mechanical

Industrial Engineering

V I Balasubramanian

I M Chandran

Rajesh Vanchippura

C K Ambilikumar

L Rekha

K Balakrishnan

P J Manoj


Faculty Competencies correlation to Programme Specific Criteria – Mechanical

Energy Management

K P Aneez Hyderi

M Sandhya

A K Mubarak

Sunil A S

K K Ramachandran


Faculty Participation in FSDs of two week duration


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Faculty Retention(Assessment = 3 × RPI/N, Retention point index (RPI) = Sum of the retention points to all faculty members

One retention point for each year of experience at the institution, subject to maximum five points to a faculty member.)


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Faculty research publications(Assessment of FRP = 4 × (Sum of the research publication points scored by each faculty member)/N

(Instruction: A faculty member scores maximum five research publication points each year, depending upon the quality of theresearch papers published in the past three years.) The research papers considered are those (i) which can be located on

internet and/or are included in hard-copy volumes/ proceedings, published by well-known publishers, and (ii) the faculty member’s affiliation, in the published paper, is of the current institution.


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Faculty Intellectual Property Rights (FIPR)(Assessment of FIPR = 2 × (Sum of the FIPR points scored by each faculty member)/N (Instruction: A faculty

member scores maximum five FIPR points, each year. IPR includes awarded national/international patents,books, and copyrights.).

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Funded R&D projects and consultancy (FRDC) work(Assessment of R&D and consultancy projects = 4 × (Sum of FRDC by each faculty member)/N , Instruction: A faculty member gets maximum five points each year, depending upon the amount of funds and/or c o n t r i b u t i o n s made. A suggestive scheme is given below for a minimum amount of Rs. 1 lakh: Five points for funding by national agency Four

points for funding by state agency/ private sector Two points for funding by sponsoring trust/society


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Lecture Halls


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Laboratories (No of students per experimental setup, Technical Manpower support)

Civil•CAD lab(2,2)•Strength of Materials lab (5,2)•Materials Testing lab (5,2)•Geotechnical Engineering lab (5,2)•Surveying Laboratory (5,2)•Environmental Engineering Lab (5,2)•Transportation Engineering Lab (5,2)

Computer

•Programming Language Lab(1,1)•Systems Lab (1,1)•Hardware Lab (3,1)•PG Lab (1,1)

Electrical & Electronics

•Work Shop (2,2 )•Basic Electrical Engg Lab(5,2)•Electronics Lab(5,2)•Electrical Measurement Lab(5,2)•Electrical Machine Lab – I & II(5,2)•Digital Electronics Lab(5,2)•Power Electronics Lab(5,2)•Advanced Electrical Engg Lab(5,2)•Simulation Lab(1,2)•Power System Lab(1,1)

Production

•Production Engg. Lab (4,2)•Industrial Engg. Lab (3,2)•CAD/CAM Lab (2,2)•Metrology Lab (4,2)

Chemical•CT lab(4,1)•MTE Lab (4,1)•FPM LAB (3,1)•PT lab (3,1)•HT lab (3,1)•MTO lab (4,1)•Process Simulation lab (1,1)•PCRE lab (3,1)

Electronics & communication

•Electronic Circuits Lab(4,2)•Communication Lab(4,2)•Digital Electronics and Microprocessor Lab(4,2)•VLSI Lab(5,2)•Computer Lab(4,2)•Microwave Lab(4,2)•Telematics Lab(4,2)•Research Lab(3,2)•Design Studio Lab(4,2)

Mechanical

•FM Lab(5,1)•HE Lab(5,1)•Instrumentation Lab(5,1)•CAD Lab(5,1)•Production Engg Lab(2,1)•Workshop(1,1)


Lab manuals (Laboratories for which lab manuals are available

Civil

• Programming lab(5,1)

• Structural (1,1)

Mechanical Electrical Electronics


Language Lab(How do you use it ?)

• The lab has 11 terminals, one Teacher Module and ten Student modules.• Digital Language software is installed in all terminals• As per the revised syllabus 2014-15, Language Lab classes (at least 11

hours outside regular contact hours) are required to be attended by all First year students

• Students can download the recorded lessons from the teacher console.• They can listen to the native speakers lessons and pronunciations. • Students can also view video clippings.• CONTROL FOR GROUP DISCUSSION


Tutorial Classes(Subject, no of students in a tutorial class, hours)

Civil

• Programming lab(5,1)

• Structural (1,1)

Mechanical Electrical Electronics


Mentoring System

• Have an effective advisory system headed by concerned group tutors in every batch. (2 faculty for a batch of 60 students).

• Fortnightly meetings are arranged with students by the advisors.• Students meet individual faculty members to address their grievances, as and when required.• We also have an effective student counselling system (Counselling and Guidance Cell) in place for

all the students in the institution.• The Career Guidance and Placement cell also offers advice to the students for their career related

matters.• Class PTAs are conducted, where face-to-face meetings with the parents are held along with their

wards. (once per semester)• GEcT SAFE offers financial support for students throughout the course. (15 students per year

@Rs.10,000/- per year)• Alumni mentoring individual students of their choice. (Around 10 in number).


Feedback analysis

• An online feedback system used to conduct student feedback of teachers.• The generated teaching evaluation index as well as the remarks are distributed to the

concerned faculty member through the head of the department. • All students participate in the feedback and it is conducted for every theory course.• Letter of Appreciation is issued by the HoD to the teacher rated best by the students

during a semester.• Explanation is sought from faculty with evaluation index below a specified level and

appropriate corrective measures will be suggested by the head of the department. • Teachers having effective index less than 70 are counseled by HoD and also suggeste

to undergor induction program for teachers being conducted by ISTE / NTTI.


Scope for self learning

• NPTEL videos.• Faculty encourage students to take MOOCs on related courses through coursera, edX,

Khan Academy, Udacity, MIT open courseware etc. • Internet facility with subscription to leading journals available at institute level.• Digital library available at institute level.• Department library available for reference.• Central library facility.• Workshops, Seminars, short term courses, Conferences are being conducted where

students actively participate. Students undergo industrial training for 2 weeks and also make industrial and site visits.

• Encouragement of students to self learning through the concept of flipped classrooms.


Career Guidance, Placement Unit contd…• Training & Placement Cell.

– The cell uses the college auditorium (1000 seats) for conduct of pre-placement talks, CCF facility for conduct of online tests (100 nodes) [shared basis] and their office rooms with internet facility for conduct of interviews / GDs.

The following training Programs are arranged for students every year:Sl. No.

Target Audience

No. of Days

Area of training

1 First Year 2 Positive thinking, Confidence Building, Leadership, Motivation

2 Second Year 2 Communication skills-1

3 Third Year 5 Communication skills-2, Language lab training, Aptitude , GD & Personal interview

4 Final Year 3 Company based training for placement


Career Guidance, Placement Unit contd…

Sl. No. Year No. of students placed

No. of offers made

1 2010-11 255 335

2 2011-12 353 447

3 2012-13 217 261

4 2013-14 236 292

52014-15On going 198 211

History Of placement

TCS Oracle OFSSWIPRO Oracle Application Chain Alytics SIBNEST CTSSUN- TECH BPCLReliance FOCLOIDIdea RCKRSaplabs INFOSYSUST KITCOIbs ONGCIBM MRFFlextronics

TOP Companies offering placement


Career Guidance, Placement Unit• Industry Interaction

– (i) Industry based student projects have increased to 122 from 20 in the year 2013-14. (ii) Benzy V K, Ph.D scholar , Dept. of EEE is collaborating with RCC, Trivandrum in the field of ANNs. (iii) 2 Faculty members from EEE dept. are jointly working with Ms. Waves Electronics Pvt. Ltd, Kizhakkambalam to develop a 48 V / 25 A MOSFET based SMPS.

– Training – (i) Finishing school (ii) regular training for students/faculty by TCS, FACT, Keltron (iii) M/s Zyxware Technologies Pvt. Ltd, Trivandrum has conducted a training on Open source software as part of MOU with GEC Thrissur.

– Placement – (i) TCS, BPCL. (ii) online certification course by ORACLE for 60 students.• Technology Business Incubation centre

– Formed in August 2014 – Room with 300 sq.ft room space and 10 PCs acquired for exclusive use - Activities of the cell to be launched in December 2014 – Govt. has sanctioned Rs. 10 lakhs for this financial year.

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Co-curricular activities• 4 Day Long Educational Auto Expo Thrissur Motor Show by Mechanical Dept. depicting engine mortuary,

Traffic & Road Saftey classes, Green Technology, Automobile Engineering Basics, is conducted every year.• Open house / Technical exhibition by all departments

– Quintessence – Dept. of ECE– Resonance – Dept. of EEE– Insignia – Dept. of CSE– NIRMAAN – Dept. of CE

• Aura – Tech fest 2012, Chemical Engineering Association. • Encon club, Dept. of CHE conducted an Essay writing and Quiz on competition on energy conservation in

2013• 5 Nos. of B2C programmes held during 2012-2014• EXTRICO – ISTE State Students’ Convention• ISTE- Srinivasa Ramanuja Mathematical Competitions at Regional Level, Zonal Level & National Level• YUKTHI-14 – Project Expo, organized by ISTE students chapter and sponsored by TEQIP-II• YES (Young Entrepreneur's Summit) – Agricopter by Production Engineering Students – Athul Shibu, Job

V.J., Sarath Marson, Arjun Ajay



Extra-curricular activities

• Golden Jubilee celebrations of Chemical dept. 2012• Participation in university youth festival• OASIS – Pain & Palliative care unit• NSS - Eye testing camp (Trichur eye hospital), Distribution of

clothes (Uttarakhand flood victims), Book donation (KEAM Entrance books distributed to schools), Harithavidyalaya (practical knowledge of agriculture), Punarjjani (District hospital Thrissur – recreation of facility), Blood donation camp (2012-13).


Facilities for Sports and Games

Main Ground - 29900 m2 area

Multipurpose court - 700 m2 area

Badminton Court - 98 m2 area

Hockey Ground - 7350 m2 area

Volleyball Court - 420 m2 area

Indoor - 217.958 m2 area• 400 m track (8 line) with well built gallery for athletic and games• Play grounds were used for football, hockey, volleyball, ball badminton, shuttle badminton, Basketball, Baseball and cricket games.• Well equipped muti gymnasium hall with three table tennis tables.• 12 standard Chess boards and 2 caroms boards


• Financial assistance to departments for upkeep and maintenance of laboratory equipment from Alumni Association (fund collected from C.D of students and fee for student verification)

• Routine maintenance from Govt. funds• Maintenance of computing facility by PTA• Urgent requirements for funds met by PTA• Security persons deployed from PTA funds• Maintenance of campus cleanliness by PTA

Campus Development and Management


Hostels

•The college has four Hostel Blocks for men and two Hostel Blocks for women students with capacity of 690 and 160 respectively.•Two new hostel buildings have been inaugurated in 2014-15 for PG and SC/ST students with a capacity of 140•These hostels have separate establishments and are headed by the warden assisted by Resident Tutors.


Canteen

• One canteen and one Cafeteria are functioning within the campus for convenience of the staff and students (Both Regular and Part-Time)

1. Canteen, with a seating capacity for 96 persons works for 12 hours from 8 A M

2. Cafeteria, with a seating capacity for 14 persons from 9 A M to 5 P M• Serves breakfast, lunch and tea at a subsidized rate for students and staff of GECT. • Canteen has a biogas plant for waste disposal & fuel for cooking.


Transport facilities

• There are 5 Buses including one donated by College PTA, a jeep and a car on service to reduce the transport problems of students and staff of this institution.

• These servicesare very much helpful to the students and staff for their journey to and from the college as well as various industrial visits in connection with the curriculum.

• A bus committeecomprising 6 members is constituted for regulating the various functions of buses. The students are issued Identity cum Bus Pass during the admission process.

• GEC Trichur is 60 kms from Cochin International Airport and 6 kms from Thrissur Railway Station. The institution is well connected by roads to Thrissur Town (5 km) and other parts of Kerala.


Electricity, power backup and telecom

• Electricity: The institution is well connected with dedicated power supply from KSEB with a power source of 220 V, 3 phase AC supply line and also power distribution of High Tension(HT), substation with capacity 400 KVA is installed in the campus.

• Power Back up: The institution has an electric power generator (Diesel driven) with an installed capacity of 160 KVA, for use during power failure.

• Telecom : The institution is well connected with a BSNL land line connections,1. 1 mobile phone and 1 landline for the principal,

2. 10 landlines for College Office

3. 1 landline for PTA

4. 3 landlines for hostel office


Drinking Water

• The institution is well connected with a water distribution network. Four tanks with a total storage capacity of 1, 25,000 litres (3 x 25,000 L, 1 x 50,000 L).

• Water purifying system is installed in various points. Mineral water supply is made available in the departments. Besides water from three open wells, purified water supply from City Corporation is used.

• The maintenance of water supply is done by PWD and Committee for Plumbing/Mechanical Works. The committee consists of a faculty from Mechanical Engineering Department and two supporting staff.


Grievance redressal forums

• Class Committee in depts – Grievance redressal forum for students as per UGC Norms-Academic as well as nonacademic matters

• College Grievance redressal Committee to look into the grievances of the students including the complaints regarding internal assessment if any.

• Students are apprised of Online Grievance redressal mechanism of AICTE

• Anti Ragging Committee• Anti Sexual Harassment Committee


Sources of Funds

External sources of funds:


Sources of Funds

Internally acquired funds:


Budget & Expenditure

Item Budgeted in 2013-14

Expenses in 2013-14

Expenses in 2012-13

Expenses in 2011-12

Infrastructure built-up 4,00,000 4,00,000 4,00,000 4,00,000

Library 5,15,853 5,15,853 14,55,789 10,16,360

Laboratory Equipment 4,00,00,000 4,00,00,000 54,88,152 27,01,351

Laboratory Consumables - - 4,83,999 9,73,985

Teaching & Non Teaching staff salary

286410572 286410572 191481706 118237709

R&D 650000 650000 - -

Training & Travel - - 59088 67119

Others 27689294 27689294 - -

Total 319699822 31969982 285654681 123396524


Budget & Expenditure – Civil Engineering Dept. Financial Year 2012-2013 2011-2012 2010-2011

Items Budget Actual Expenses

Budget Actual Expenses


Laboratoryequipment

850000 796651 50000 46038 500000 476825

Software 1630000 1619729 170000 157500 0 0

R&D 0 0 0 0 0 0

Laboratoryconsumables

160000 150000 50000 47822 293000 291500

Maintenanceand spares

15000 13128 0 0 10000 9050

Training andTravel

620000 612573 100000 95878 0 0

Miscellaneousexpenses for academicactivities

340000 336000 130000 126000 0 0

Total 3615000 3528081 500000 473238 803000 777375


Budget & Expenditure – Mechanical Engineering Dept. Financial Year 2012-2013 2011-2012 2010-2011




Laboratoryequipment

4765864 4765864 3263755 3263755 2555595 2555595

Software 251090 251090 500000 500000 499234 499234

R&D 450000 450000 200000 200000 50000 50000


0 0 33302 33302 57330 57330


0 0 0 0 28425 28425

Training andTravel

139530 139530 148795 148795 0 0


26220119 26220119 135092 135092 1388751 1388751

Total 31826603 31826603 4280944 4280944 4579335 4579335


Budget & Expenditure – Electrical & Electronics Engineering Dept. Financial Year 2013 2012 2011




Laboratoryequipment

1736722 1736722 388462 388462 235000 235000

Software 560000 560000 1438656 1438656 0 0

R&D 22000 22000 22000 22000 18000 18000


0 0 0 0 0 0


0 0 0 0 0 0

Training andTravel

499931 499931 287246 287246 90697 90697


0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 2818653 2818653 2136364 2136364 343697 343697


Budget & Expenditure – Chemical Engineering Dept. Financial Year 2013 2012 2011




Laboratoryequipment

5000000 5482041 3000000 3428904 1800000 1900000

Software 5000000 0 5000000 0 5000000 0

R&D 5000000 500000 700000 700000 600000 600000


150000 150000 150000 150000 110000 119000


2000000 2500000 400000 500000 190000 200000

Training andTravel

500000 500000 200000 200000 0 0


1000000 1000000 100000 84262 500000 500000

Total 9650000 10132041 5050000 5063166 3700000 3319000


Budget & Expenditure – Electronics & Communication Engineering Dept. Financial Year 2013 2012 2011




Laboratoryequipment

3000000 2984384 550000 510343 1700000 1653925

Software 1000000 881230 800000 787500 0 0

R&D


150000 115884 25000 22909 300000 271382


0 0 27500 25200 15000 12666

Training andTravel

0 0


0 0 70000 65109 40000 35325

Total 4150000 3981498 1472500 1411061 2055000 1973298


Library

Books eBooks Journals eJournals0

10000

20000

30000

40000

50000

60000Books; 54595

eBooks; 0 Journals; 60 eJournals; 232

Books; 56029

eBooks; 1721 Journals; 70 eJournals; 533

Chart Title

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

No of library staff: 9


Campus Network• Name of the Internet provider :

– NMEICT (40Mbps)– NKN (100Mbps) likely to be upgraded to 1Gbps

• Wi-Fi (secured) facility available in the entire campus for students• Connectivity extended to all hostels

• Institute’s own e-mail facility to faculty/students

• Security/privacy to e-mail/Internet users


Safety norms and checks

A committee is constituted for making minor repairs and maintenance of civil structures; major repairs are done by PWD Govts of Kerala.– Electronics lab earthing is done by PWD (23/07/2013)– Power electronics lab earthing done on 10/06/2013– The Re-Earthing activity of Main building of GECT is completed during the

year 2013.

At present, works are progressing to prepare a detailed ‘Safety Manual’ that describes the complete procedures to be followed at GECT, to ensure safety

Safety norms and checksFire-fighting measurements: Effective safety arrangements with emergency / multiple exits and

ventilation/exhausts in auditoriums and large classrooms/labs, fire-fighting equipment and training, availability of water, and such other facilities (1)

Buildings– Fire extinguishers provided in each floor– Fire blanket provided in each floor

Laboratories– Fire extinguishers in each lab ( 10 fire extinguishers fitted on 16/01/14)– Fire blanket in each lab ( 14 fire blanket fitted on labs)– Fume hood in labs dealing with chemicals– Posters displayed about chemicals and first aid required– First aid kit in all labs– Emergency collection area in football ground– Safety Awareness campaign conducted periodically by talks of eminent people in safety– Fire academy is functioning opposite the college. Their help is sought.– Checks are carried out once in every semester



Safety norms and checks

Safety of civil structure

A committee is constituted for making minor repairs and maintenance is done by civil department, major repairs is Maintained by the public works department (PWD)

Handling of hazardous chemicals and such other activities– A committee is constituted for making minor repairs and maintenance of civil structures,

electrical works, plumbing etc.– Major repairs and maintenance activities are done by Public works department of Kerala state.– Mcbs are installed in every lab for electrical safety.– Introductory classes are given for students for safe handling of chemicals.– Posters on Safety is displayed in every laboratory. – Training on safety is given for staff members.

Disposal of hazardous chemicals is done as follows: acids and alkalis are neutralized and disposed. Flammable chemical are incinreated in a controlled manner.


Counselling & Medical Care

Counselling facility: Counseling cell comprising members of faculty from each department is constituted for giving necessary guidance and solving grievances.

Emergency medical care

1. Dispensary:

A dispensary is working in the college premises where students get medical care and treatment.

Availability of first-aid unit available in all labs and workshops– Medical staff to provide first –aid and medical help in emergency;– No Medical practitioners : 1– No of nursing staff : 2

2. Medical facility nearby:

Three Medical Colleges and 15 hospitals including super specialty hospitals available within 8 sqkm, around GECT, Thrissur

3. Availability of ambulance services (response times and medical facility):1. No of ambulances within the Inst/College : NIL

2. Facility in ambulances : NA

3. Response time in calling ambulance services from outside : IMMEDIATE


Counselling & Medical Care

4. Pain and Palliative Care Unit:

OASIS is the pain and palliative care unit of Govt. Engineering College, Thrissur, and was established four years ago. The OASIS represents the student community in the field of palliative care. It aims to bring a contemporary thought into the lives of everyone related to this institution. One of its primary objectives is to spread awareness on palliative care and its importance in the midst of nation’s youth.

It works as a supporting group for the Alpha pain clinic. It participates in all activities of the Alpha pain clinic, especially the “world hospice and palliative care day” is the home care programme organized every week. The members of the OASIS frequently visit the Alpha pain clinic to facilitate and provide palliative care.

The members go for the home care programme, which provides free treatment and medicine to the needy irrespective of their financial status by visiting their homes every week with the Alpha painclinic thus comprehending palliative care and offering it.

Assistance is also provided in gathering funds for the Alpha pain clinic by installing donation boxes in the premises of the college. Help, from an engineering point of view is provided by constructing medicine equipments at lower costs.


Key Performance Indicators

Minutes of Board of Governors (BoG)

meetings

• uploaded in the college ‘s website:www.gectcr.ac.in

Statutory Audit

•Done twice for the financial years -2012-13, 2013-14

Performance Audit along with Data

Audit

•Done twice in the academic years 2012-13 & 2013-14

Initial Governance Development Plan

•Prepared

% of committed expenditure out of

funds received

• 7.99%


Key Performance Indicators

% of Expenditure of the total funds

received

• 96.42 %

% of Procurement plan out of 5.5

Crores

• 98.19 %

MIS data entry

• Completed data entry for the years 2010-11,2011-12 & 2012-13

• 2013-14 almost done, except student transition, as the results were not available now

Mandatory Participation in CII-

AICTE survey

• Participated

Participation in TEQIP Faculty, Staff and Students

Satisfaction Survey

• Participated

86

Thank You

Government Engineering College Thrissur


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