Website: www .govtcollegerjy .org Phone: 0883-2475732 e-mail Id: [email protected]GOVERNMENT COLLEGE RAJAMAHENDRAVARAM (Affiliated to Adikavi Nannayya University, Rajamahendravaram) (An Autonomous Institution Since 2000) Accredited by NAAC with "A" Grade (CGPA : 3.09) College with Potential for Excellence (2016-21) East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh, India, 533 105. (ESTD. 1853) HAND BOOK 2016-17 (NAAC 2 nd Re-Accreditation Year) Name : _____________________________________________ Class & Group : _______________________________________ Roll No : ____________________________________________ 1
To make the college a value-driven academic and research instituteleading the students towards beneficial result for humanity.
Mission:
Providing quality Education and innovative Research for the all-round development of the personality- by:
• Providing Innovative, Global-Standard Education
• Moulding the whole personality of the Students in all theelements of a successful and bright future life
• Facilitating the transformation of Andhra Pradesh into aknowledge based society as envisioned by Dr. APJ AbdulKalam, our former President of India.
• Encouraging globally competent research that has humanface.
History & Milestones
Government College (Autonomous), Rajamahendravaram,popularly known as Arts College, is a unique and historic institutionin the state of Andhra Pradesh, established on the bank of holyriver Godavari and in the centre of the town of Rajamahendravaram.
Milestones:
Since its inception in 1853, the College has been making itsinvaluable contribution to the field of learning by serving hugenumber of students across the state of Andhra Pradesh in generaland East and West Godavari districts in particular. Originallyestablished as a Zilla School in the beginning, it was upgraded as a
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Provincial School of Madras Presidency in 1868. It is the first andthe oldest Government College in Andhra region. The high schoolclasses were discontinued in 1885 and the institution has since thenremained exclusively as college for University classes. The Collegewas affiliated to the University of Madras in 1891. It was one ofthe three graded Colleges maintained by Government in MadrasPresidency, the other two being Presidency Colleges at Madras andKumbakonam college at Kumbakonam.
The College was affiliated to Andhra University in 1926. The UGCgranted Autonomous status to this college during the academic year2000-2001 which has been extended from time to time. Under theAutonomous Grade set up, the college introduced Semester system.The college was accredited by NAAC with ‘A” Grade in 2004 andagain it was re-accredited by NAAC with “A” grade in November2011 (CGPA 3.09). This is the only Government College in EastGodavari district to get NAAC ‘A’ grade.
In the academic year 2012-2013, the Under Graduate Courses werebrought under the affiliation of Adikavi Nannaya University,Rajamahendravaram, thus initiating the transfer of affiliation fromAndhra University, Visakhapatnam. Adkikavi Nannaya Universityhas been issuing the Degree Certificates to the UG students since2015. The PG courses also have been brought under AdikaviNannaya University from the academic year 2016-17.
The College was conferred the status of “Center of Potential forExcellence (CPE)” by the UGC in April 2016. Under ‘RashtriyaUchchatar Siksha Abhiyan (RUSA)’, the College has been proposedfor upgrading to University Status.
Proud Associates of the College:
Throughout its history, the College has the credit of having giftedpeople as its faculty and students. The fraternity of its scholarlyfaculty members includes Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the firstVice-President and second President of India who worked as afaculty member in the Department of Philosophy (1916-1919), andSri Kandukuri Veeresalingam Pantulu, a social reformer of AndhraPradesh who worked as a faculty member in the Department ofTelugu (1876-1877), besides many other scholars of national and
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international fame.
Some of the students of this Alma Mater, who later turned intogiants in various walks of life were Sri K.V. Reddy Naidu, ActingGovernor of Madras Presidency in 1936, Andhra Kesari SriTanguturi Prakasam Pantulu, who became the first Chief Ministerof the erstwhile Madras Province that was to become later AndhraState, freedom fighters like Sri Gadicherla Harisarvottama Raowho took active part in Vandematharam Movement in pre-indepence era, Sri Varahagiri Jogaiah Panthulu (illustrious fatherof Sri V.V. Giri, former President of India), Sri V.K. KrishnaMenon, former Defence Minister of India and Sri P.S. Rao, whoworked as the Chairman, Damodar Valley Corporation, and formerGovernor of Kerala and an awardee of Padmabhushan, and SriKoka Subba Rao, the former Chief Justice of Supreme Court ofIndia, just to name a few. The college also produced someoutstanding literary and artistic stalwarts like Sri Damerla RamaRao, a renowned Painter. The decades of post-independence alsohave witnessed many proud products from this college who provedtheir mettle in different fields and brought accolades to the college.
Growth in Academics:
Undergraduate courses were started in the college in 1930. PUCand Intermediate courses were withdrawn in 1971-72. PostGraduate Courses in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry werestarted during the academic year 1971-72. The college has thedistinction of being the first College in Government sector tointroduce the Post Graduate courses in Science subjects. M.A.(Telugu) and M.Com courses were introduced from 1982 and 1987respectively. M.Sc. (Zoology) was started during 2001-02 andM.Sc. (Botany) was started in 2009 on self-finance basis.Vocational course in B.Com (Computers) was introduced duringthe academic year 2007. B.A. with Economics, Statistics andComputer Applications was started in 2008. The college has startedrestructured courses in B.Sc. on self-finance basis withcombinations of Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science;Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science; Biotechnology,Botany, Chemistry and Microbiology, Zoology, Chemistry. A newgroup in B.A. with History, Economics and Telugu literature was
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started in the academic year 2015-2016.
At present, the college offers instruction in 22 UG programmesand 7 PG programmes. The Departments of Physics and Chemistryhave been recognized as Research Centers by Andhra University.They have been offering M.Phil., and Ph.D. courses, both part-timeand full-time. The Department of Physics has established a Nano-Research laboratory in collaboration with the BARC, and withfinancial support from the DST, Govt. of India.
In addition to the regular formal UG and PG courses, the College hasbeen sanctioned a Community College under which one year DiplomaCourse in Food Processing & Preservation was started in 2015.
Further, the College is offering several certificate and diplomacourses in various fields such as Communication Skills, Journalism,Nursery, Medical Lab Technology, Human Rights, Dance, etc., notonly to the regular students but also to the outsiders of the college,thus extending its services to the community.
By producing rankers in the UG and PG courses, and also byencouraging the students to pursue higher education, the Collegehas been rendering its services in the field of academics.
Further, the Jawahar Knowledge Center (JKC) in the College hasbeen providing employment opportunities to the students, throughcampus recruitments, after training them in industry-required skills.
The college is proud to have well qualified and ingenious staff withvast academic and research experience.
The college proved to be the natural destination for the studentsseeking admission into undergraduate and postgraduate courses asthe college is well equipped with necessary latest pedagogical andadministrative infrastructure that caters to the needs of the students.The college is equipped with 16 science laboratories, a digitalizedlibrary with a treasure trove of 85,000 books , a state – of – the artJawahar knowledge Centre for equipping the students with globalskills and e – class rooms for ICT enabled teaching. To accommodatethe students of far flung areas, there are two well established hostels,viz., Metcalfe hostel for boys and another hostel for women. TheN.C.C and N.S.S wings of the college have become two flagship
programmes of the college which are actively engaged in inculcatingthe patriotic spirit and social responsibility among the students.
Now, with the expected status of upgrading to University, theGovernment College (Autonomous), Rajamahendravaram is surelygoing to have a special place in the academic history of AndhraPradesh, and with this new responsibility the College moves forwardto serve the society by providing value based quality education andproducing potential human resources for the betterment of thesociety.
Governing Body
S No CategoryDesignation onthe Governing
Body
Name of the Chairperson &members on GB of GC[A],
Rajamahendravaram
1 Educationist ChairpersonSmt. B. Udaya Lakshmi, IAS,Commissioner of Collegiate
Education, Hyderabad
2 Industrialist Member To be nominated by CCE
Professional MemberSri Venkata Narayan
Vedantam,Chartered Accountant,Rajamahendravaram
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Teacher of theCollege
4 MemberSri K. Ramesh Babu
Lecturer in Charge, Dept. ofChemistry
Teacher of theCollege
5 MemberSri P.L. Naidu
Lecturer in Charge, Dept. ofEconomics
6 UGC Nominee Member Dr. S.B. ChauhanJt. Secretary, UGC-CRO
7State
GovernmentNominee
Member Dr. K. Gangeswara RaoRJDCE, Rajamahendravaram
UniversityNominee Member
8 RegistrarAdikavi Nannaya University,
Rajamahendravaram
9 Principal of theCollege
Ex-officioMember
Dr. R. David Kumar Swamy
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College Planning and Development Council (CPDC)2016-17
1. Dr.R. David Kumar Swamy, Principal President
2. Sri Tummidi Ramkumar, Wholesale Cloth Secretary
Merchant, Rajamahendravaram
3. Sri K. Ramesh Babu, Vice-Principal Faculty Member
4. Sri Ch.Satyanarayana, Lec. in Political Science Faculty Member
5. Dr. Karri Rama Reddy, Manasa Hospital, Philanthropist
Prakash Nagar, Rajamahendravaram
6. Sri P.V. Raghava Rao, Mounica Steels Industry representative
7. Dr. Sappa Durga Prasad (Nritya Prapoorna), Renowned Artist
Details of certificate courses offered by various departments
S No Name of theDepartment
Proposed CertificateCourse
Duration Qualification
Physics
Mathematics
Economics
History
Botany
Chemistry
Hindi
Zoology
Political Science&Public. Admn
English
Sanskrit
Telugu
Commerce
Mobile phonerepairing &Maintenance
Basic Mathematics
Farm Management
Traditions & Cultureof Andhra Pradesh
Plant Propagation andNursery Management
Chemical LabTechnician
Hindi Translation
Clinical LabTechnology
Human Rights
CommunicativeEnglish
Functional Sanskrit
DTP & TeluguJournalism
Insurance
Retail Marketing.
Insurance
60 Hours
60 Hours
60 Hours
60 Hours
60 Hours
60 Hours
60 Hours
60 Hours
60 Hours
60 Hours
60 Hours
60 Hours
60 Hours
60 Hours
90 Hours
Intermediate/I.T.I
S.S.C
S.S.C
S.S.C
Intermediate
Intermediate
S.S.C
Intermediate
Intermediate
Intermediate
S.S.C
Intermediate
Intermediate
S.S.C
Intermediate
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Fee Structure for the Academic Year 2016-17
Admission Fee For first Year Degree Courses
Course General Computer Restructured
B.A. 2,360/- 3,360/- —
B.Com. 2,360/- 4,360/- —
B.Sc. 2,660/- 5,660/- 5,660/-
S.C., S.T. & B.C. and Economically Backward candidates whose parental incomeis below Rs. 1,00,000/- (per annum) are eligible for Fee reimbursement. Theyshould pay Rs.985/- only at the time of admission. Such students should producethe latest Caste Certificate and Income Certificate issued by M.R.O. for claimingfee concession.
College Fee for All Faculties in Degree Courses(Each year has 2 Terms)
B.A. I 500 875 985 1000 0 3260(Computers) II 500 875 525 1000 0 2900
III 500 395 525 1000 0 2420
B.Com. I 500 875 985 0 0 2360(Genl.) II 500 875 525 1000 0 2900
III 500 595 525 1000 0 2620
B.Com. I 500 875 985 2000 0 4360‘(Comp.) II 500 875 525 2000 0 3900
III 500 595 525 2000 0 3620
B.Sc. I 500 1175 985 0 0 2660(Genl.) II 500 1175 525 0 0 2200
III 500 595 525 0 0 1620
B.Sc. I 500 1175 985 0 3000 5660(Restructured) II 500 1175 985 0 3000 5660
III 500 595 525 0 3000 4620
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Admission Procedure:Separate Application is to be submitted online for each Group. At the timeof interview/ admission, the following certificates need to be submitted forverification:
1. Transfer Certificate; 2. Conduct Certificate; 3. Study Certificate (for fouryears); 4. Residence Certificate (only for private study); 5. Income Certificate(from MRO) latest; 6. Permanent Caste Certificate issued by MRO in caseof SC, ST & BC; 7. 10th Class Pass Certificate; 8. Intermediate PassCertificate; 9. NCC/Sports/ Physically Handicapped/ Ex-ServicemenCertificate (as applicable); 10. Fee Payable. Photostat copies of thesecertificates need to be submitted at the time of admission.
Details of Enrolment/ General Rules of Admission:1. The online applications for admission into the College should be filled
properly by providing all the necessary information. The provisionallyselected lists and waiting lists are displayed in the Notice Board/ intimatedthrough SMS to mobiles.
2. The candidates selected for admission should bring their Parent/ Guardianat the time of interview without fail.
3. At the time of Interview times, extension of time will not be given to thecandidates selected under merit list to produce any certificate or paymentof fee.
4. The students must abide by rules and regulations of the college. Uniformis compulsory for UG and PG students.
5. The College reserves the right to alter the fee structure and other conditionsmentioned in the prospectus when there is a change in the rules fromtime to time by the Government and University.
6. Admission will not be made if sufficient number of applications are notreceived in any group combinations, and the applicants may beaccommodated in the combination in which the seats are vacant subjectto their eligibility and willingness.
7. The candidates are informed to keep the required number of Photostatcopies of the documents which they submit at the time of admission.
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The original documents once submitted will not be returned.
General Rules to be followed After Admission:I. I.D. Card & Dress Code:
Student must carry the Identification Card compulsorily andshould wear the College Uniform for all days in the week excepton Saturday.
II. Attendance:
1. 75% of attendance in theory and 90% of attendance inPracticals is compulsory for every Semester.
2. The candidate who is not eligible for the examination due tothe shortage of attendance i.e., less than 75% may becondoned upto 66% on medical grounds with a fee of Rs.500/-. Otherwise, they will have to seek re-admission in the samesemester in the next academic year.
III. Tuition Fee:
1. Candidates must pay the tuition fee of the semester withinthe stipulated date.
2. Defaulters of payment of tuition fee will not be eligible totake the examination.
IV. No Waiving of Fees to discontinued Students:
As per the University instructions, students who discontinue theirstudies for various personal reasons should pay the entire fee forall the three years. Under any circumstances no waiving of fee todiscontinued student is admissible. Parents are advised to makeclear note of the fee structure as it is an Autonomous Institution.No T.C. and C.C. will be issued if there are any dues from thestudents.
V. Examination Fee:
1. Candidates who pay the tuition fee and have minimum 75%attendance will be eligible to pay examination fee.
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2. The candidates who do not pay the examination fee will notbe promoted to the next semester.
VI. Hostel Facility:
Hostel accommodation available for Boys and Girls separately.The students will be admitted in the hostels on first come firstserve basis. For other details like fee, etc., students are advisedto contact the Dy.Warden Sri K.Ratna Manikyam, Lecturerin Commerce
VII. Scholarship Holders:
1. The SC and ST Scholarship Holders are not eligible to getScholarship if they discontinue in the middle of the course.
2. The SC and ST candidates who wish to take TC withoutcompletion of the courses have to pay all their dues andtake TC.
3. The Scholarship Holders have to submit the Original Casteand Income Certificate in the Office.
VIII. Admission on T.C.:
There is no admission on T.C. as the College is Autonomousand its Examination pattern and syllabus are different.
IX. Re-Admission:
Students – (i) who do not pay the Tuition fee; (ii) who do nothave the required attendance; and (iii) who do not pay theExamination fee, may seek re-admission for continuing in thesame Semester in the next academic year.
X. Parent – Teachers Meet:
Parent or Guardian must attend the Parent-Teacher Meet withoutfail whenever intimated by the proctors. Each student mustsubmit 4 self-addressed cards and two stamp-size photos to theirproctors concerned.
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2016-17
RE-OPENING OF THE COLLEGE : 06-06-2016COMMENCEMENT OF THE CLASSES FOR III & V SEMESTERS : 06-06-2016COMMENCEMENT OF THE CLASSES FOR I SEMESTER : 16-06-2016
First Internal Examinations for all classes : 25-07-20160 to 027-07-2016Second Internal Examinations for all classes : 15-09-2016 to 17-09-2016Commencement of III Semester End Examinations : 17-10-2016 to 24-10-2016Commencement of I & V Semester End Examinations : 25-10-2016 to 05-11-2016
PARTICULARS OF II/IV/VI SEMESTER PARTICULARS 2016-17Commencement of the classes for ALL semesters : 07-11-2016
First Internal Examinations for all classes : 19-12-2016 to 21-12-2016Second Internal Examinations for all classes : 16-02-2017 to 18-02-2017Commencement of practical examinations : 01-03-2017Commencement of II / IV / VI Semester End Examination : 20-03-2017 to 12-04-2017Last working days : 12-04-2017Summer vacation : 13-04-2017 to 11-06-2017Re-opening of the college : 12-06-2017 Regarding the dates of the festivals, the dates announced by the State Government will be followed)
PARTICULARS OF I / III / V SEMESTER PARTICULARS 2016-17
Administrative Overview
Administrative Setup:
The College has been conferred Autonomy in the year 2000. The administration
of the College is overseen by a Governing Body, chaired by the Hon’ble
Commissioner of Collegiate Education. The day-to-day administration is
directly supervised by the Principal, who is the Member Secretary of the
Governing Body. In executing the administrative functions, the Principal is
guided by the CPDC (College Promotion and Development Council) which
consists as members the Parents, Philonthropists, Alumni, Experts,
Academicians and selected Faculty members; and is assisted by the
Administrative Office headed by an Administrative Officer. In academic sphere,
the Principal is assisted by the Academic cell consisting of Academic
Coordinator and two Assistant Academic Coordinators.
44. Smt. E. Jhansi Rani Office Subordinate 8897344415
45. Smt. P.Kumari Office Subordinate 9849454776
46. A.Srinivasa Rao Night Watchman
47. Smt. P.Manga Gardener 9652393159
48. Smt. V.Simhachalam Scavenger 8885512129
49. M.Dharmanadam Sweeper 8977844953
GOVERNANCE
With a view of decentralization of administration and for effecting smoothfunctioning of academic and administrative activities, and to assist the Principalof the College in his day-to-day activities, the following Committees areconstituted:
IMPORTANT COMMITTEES & MEMBERS – 2016-2017
Sl.No
Name Designation &Department
Advisor/Coordinator/Convener/ Member
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Empower Committee & Central Purchase Committee
1 Dr. K. Harischandra Prasad Reader in Chemistry Coordinator
2 Dr. Ch. Lalitha Reader in Philosophy Member
3 P.L. Naidu Lecturer in Economics Member
4 Ch. Satyanarayana Lecturer in Political Science Member
5 Dr. J. Suneetha Reader in Botany Member
6 I. Babu Rao Lecturer in Physical Edn., Member
7 P.S. Sastry Lecturer in English Member
8 Dr. K. Jyothi Lecturer in Physics Member
9 Lt. D. Rudra Lecturer in Geology Member
10 R. Ramesh Kumar Lecturer in Library Science Member
11 K. Padmini Administrative Officer Member
ACADEMIC CELL
1 Dr. M.R. Goutham Lecturer in Geology Coordinator
2 N.V.S.S. Prasad Lecturer in Chemistry Asst. Coordinator
3 A. Sai Sundar Lecturer in Chemistry Asst. Coordinator
4 M. Venkateswara Rao Lecturer in Economics Asst. Coordinator
5 N. Srinivas Lecturer in English Asst. Coordinator
6 P. Vara Prasad Lecturer in Commerce Asst. Coordinator
7 Dr. K. Ravindra babu Lecturer in Chemistry Asst. Coordinator
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AUTONOMOUS EXAMINATIONS COMMITTEE
1 E.Nageswarar Rao Lecturer in Physics Controller of
Examinations
2 U. Venkatacharyulu Lecturer in Chemistry Asst. Controller of
Examinations
3 P. Babjee Lecturer in Political Science Asst. Controller of
Examinations
MANA TV
1 Dr. K. Raveendra babu Lecturer in Chemistry Coordinator
2 Dr.G. Satya Lakshmi Lecturer in Chemistry Member
U.G.C. COMMITTEE
1. Dr. P. Shanmukha Rao Lecturer in Commerce Co-ordinator
2 Dr. V. Sambasiva Rao Lecturer in Chemistry Member
3 Dr. B.P.N. Reddy Lecturer in Commerce Member
4 Dr. B. Nageswari Lecturer in Biotechnology Member
5 Dr. K. Ravindra Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Member
6 R. Ramesh Kumar Lecturer in Library Science Member
GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL
1 P.L. Naidu Lecturer in Economics Convener
6 D. Suneetha Lecturer in Chemistry Member
2 I. Babu Rao Lecturer in Physical Edn., Member
4 Lt. D. Rudra Lecturer in Geology Member
3 A. Suryanarayana Lecturer in Mathematics Member
5 S. Subrahmanyam Lecturer in Telugu Member
7 D. Krishna Lecturer in Botany Member
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RESEARCH COMMITTEE
1 Dr. A.A. Annapurna Lecturer in Commerce Coordinator
2 Dr. M.R. Goutham Lecturer in Geology Member
3 Dr. N. Madhavi Lecturer in Statistics Member
4 Dr. B. Madhav Lecturer in Chemistry Member
5 Dr. P. Sreevalli Lecturer in Sanskrit Member
RESEARCH BULLETIN
1 Dr. R.V.K. Sarma Lecturer in Sanskrit Coordinator
2 Dr. Shanmukha Rao Lecturer in Commerce Member
3 Dr. M. Thejomoorthy Lecturer in Zoology Member
4 Dr. M.R. Goutham Lecturer in Geology Member
5 Dr. G. Satya Lakshmi Lecturer in Chemistry Member
EXAMINATION COMMITTEE
1. K. Ramesh Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Coordinator
2. M. Machi Raju Lecturer in Chemistry Member
3 P. Subrahmanyam Lecturer in Commerce Member
4 B. Venkateswara Rao Lecturer in Botany Member
5. P.V. Satyaji Lecturer in Physics Member
6. G. Appala Narasimham Lecturer in Commerce Member
7. T. Narasimha Murthy Lecturer in Chemistry Member
REMEDIAL COACHING COMMITTEE
1. N.V.V.S. Prasad Lecturer in Chemistry Coordinator
2. K.Vasudha Lecturer in Bio-Technology Member
3 M. Pushpanjali Lecturer in History Member
4. Dr. A.A. Annapurna Lecturer in Commerce Member
5 Noojilla Srinivas Lecturer in English Member
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TIME TABLE COMMITTEE
1. Dr. R.V.K. Sarma Lecturer in Sanskrit Coordinator
2. C.V. Ramana Lecturer in Chemistry Member
3. Dr. K. Ratna Manikyam Lecturer in English Member
4. M. Pushpanjali Lecturer in Political Science Member
5. Dr. D.V.Nageswara Rao Lecturer in Economics Member
4 U. Ramesh Babu Lecturer in English Member
6 Dr. G. Satya Lakshmi Lecturer in Chemistry Member
PUBLIC RELATIONS, PRESS & MEDIA COMMITTEE
1. Dr. Shanmukha Rao Lecturer in Commerce Coordinator
2. Ch. Udaya Sankaram Lecturer in Chemistry Member
3. M. Venkateswara Rao Lecturer in Economics Member
4. U. Ramesh Babu Lecturer in English Member
STUDENTS BUS PASSES COMMITTEE
1 Dr. K. Harischandra Prasad Reader in Chemistry (PG Courses) In-charge
2 Dr. Ch. Lalitha Reader in Philosophy (Arts Courses) In-charge
3 Dr. K. Ratna Manikyam Lecturer in Commerce (Commerce Groups) In-charge
4 P. Trinadha Rao Lecturer in Microbiology (Science Courses) In-charge
SC/ST/ MINORITY SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE
1. R. Ramesh Kumar Lecturer in Library Science Coordinator
2. P.L. Naidu Lecturer in Economics Member
3. J. Yacob Lecturer in Chemistry Member
JKC COMMITTEE
1. Dr. B.P.N. Reddy Lecturer in Commerce Coordinator
2. K. Ramesh Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Member
3. Ch. Satyanarayana Lecturer in Political Science Member
4. P. Srisaila Sastry Lecturer in English Member
5. Dr. K. Jyothi Lecturer in Physics Member
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6. Dr. A.A. Annapurna Lecturer in Commerce Member
7. P. Vara Prasad Lecturer in Commerce Member
8. R. Ramesh Kumar Lecturer in Library Science Member
9. P. Babjee Lecturer in Botany Member
FURNITURE COMMITTEE
1 Dr.R.V.K. Sarma Lecturer in Sanskrit Coordinator
2 Ch. Udaya Sankaram Lecturer in Chemistry Member
3 A. Suryanarayana Lecturer in Mathematics Member
4 Dr. K. Ratna Manikyam Lecturer in Commerce Member
5 S. Subrahmanyam Lecturer in Telugu Member
6 Dr. D.V.Nageswara Rao Lecturer in Economics Member
LIBRARY COMMITTEE
1 R. Ramesh Kumar Lecturer in Library Science Coordinator
2 P.L. Naidu Lecturer in Economics Member
3 Ch. Satyanarayana Lecturer in Political Science Member
4 S. Subrahmanyam Lecturer in Telugu Member
5 Dr. B. P. Narasa Reddy Lecturer in Commerce Member
CAREER GUIDANCE CELL
1. Noojilla Srinivas Lecturer in English Coordinator
2. V.V. Prabhakar Rao Lecturer in Chemistry Member
3. K. Syamala Devi Lecturer in Telugu Member
4. Dr. M.R. Goutham Lecturer in Geology Member
5. Dr. K. Raveendra Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Member
6. D. Jayasree Lecturer in Microbiology Member
7 P.Vara Prasad Lecturer in Commerce Member
8 P. Babjee Lecturer in Political Science Member
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WOMEN EMPOWERMENT & PROTECTION CELL
1. M. Pushpanjali Lecturer in History Coordinator
2. K. Vasudha Lecturer in Biotechnology Member
3. Dr. M. Sudhamayi Lecturer in Telugu Member
4. Dr. P. Srivalli Lecturer in Sanskrit Member
5. Dr. G. Satyalakshmi Lecturer in Zoology Member
6. B. Durga Lakshmi Lecturer in Physics Member
7. Dr. B.Geetha Devi Lecturer in Hindi Member
8. Smt. K. Padmini Administrative Officer Member
9. Smt. G.B.P. Suneela Record Assistant Member
AUCTION COMMITTEE
1 Dr. J. Suneetha Lecturer in Botany Coordinator
2 A. Suryanarayana Lecturer in Mathematics Member
3 U. Venkatacharyulu Lecturer in Chemistry Member
4 P. Trinadha Rao Lecturer in Microbiology Member
5 Dr. D.V. Nageswara Rao Lecturer in Economics Member
6 G. Appalanarasimham Lecturer in Commerce Member
N.C.C.
1 Lt. D. Rudra (Girls Div.) Lecturer in Geology Coordinator
2 Esub Basha Shaik Lecturer in Physics Member
RED RIBBON CLUB & RED CROSS
1 Dr. M. Thejomoorthy Lecturer in Zoology Coordinator
2 Ch. Satyanarayana Lecturer in Political Science Member
3 Lt. D. Rudra Lecturer in Geology Member
4 U. Ramesh Babu Lecturer in English Member
5 Dr. B. Nageswari Lecturer in Biotechnology Member
6 D. Jayasree Lecturer in Microbiology Member
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HOSTEL COMMITTEE
1 K. Ramesh Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Coordinator
2 Dr. Ch. Lalitha Reader in Philosophy Member
3 Dr. J. Suneetha Reader in Botany Member
4 Dr. K. Ratna Manikyam Lecturer in Commerce Member
5 E. Nageswara Rao Lecturer in Physics Member
6 D. Suneetha Lecturer in Chemistry Member
ARTS BLOCK DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE
1 P.L. Naidu Lecturer in Economics Coordinator
2 Dr. Ch. Lalitha Reader in Philosophy Member
3 Ch. Satyanarayana Lecturer in Political Science Member
4 Dr. R.V.K. Sarma Lecturer in Sanskrit Member
5 M. Puspanjali Lecturer in History Member
6 Dr. B. Geetha Devi Lecturer in Hindi Member
SCIENCE BLOCK DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE
1 Dr. K. Harischandra Prasad Reader in Chemistry Coordinator
2 Lt. D. Rudra Lecturer in Geology Member
3 G. Suryakala Lecturer in Zoology Member
4 P. Trinadha Rao Lecturer in Microbiology Member
5 P.V. Satyaji Lecturer in Physics Member
6 Dr. N. Madhavi Lecturer in Statistics Member
PG BLOCK DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE
1 S. Subrahmanyam Lecturer in Telugu Coordinator
2 Dr. K. Jyothi Lecturer in Physics Member
3 Dr. V. Sambasiva Rao Lecturer in Chemistry Member
4 P. Subrahmanyam Lecturer in Commerce Member
5 I.Laxmi Gayatri Lecturer in Mathematics Member
6 Dr. B. Mallikharjuna Lecturer in Chemistry Member
ANTI-RAGGING & DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE
1 Ch. Satyanarayana Lecturer in Political Science Coordinator
2 Dr. Ch. Lalitha Reader in Philosophy Member
3 P.L. Naidu Lecturer in Economics Member
4 Dr.J. Suneetha Reader in Botany Member
5 I. Babu Rao Lecturer in Physical Edn., Member
6 P.S. Sastry Lecturer in English Member
7 Lt. D. Rudra Lecturer in Geology Member
8 Dr. R.V.K. Sarma Lecturer in Sanskrit Member
9 Dr. K. Ratna Manikyam Lecturer in Commerce Member
10. R. Ramesh Kumar Lecturer in Library Science Member
D.R.C.
1 Dr. M.R. Goutham Lecturer in Geology Coordinator
2 Dr. N. Madhavi Lecturer in Statistics Member
3 Dr. Shanmukha Rao Lecturer in Commerce Member
VALUE EDUCATION CELL
1 Dr. Ch. Lalitha Reader in Philosophy Coordinator
2 Dr. K. Jyothi Lecturer in Physics Member
3 M. Venkateswara Rao Lecturer in Economics Member
4 Dr. M. Thejomoorthy Lecturer in Zoology Member
5 Dr. M.R. Goutham Lecturer in Geology Member
6 Dr. P. Sreevalli Lecturer in Sanskrit Member
7 Dr. B. Nageswari Lecturer in Biotechnology Member
8 Esub Basha Shaik Lecturer in Physics Member
9 K. Sita Mahalakshmi Lecturer in Political Science Member
10 P. Babjee Lecturer in Political Science Member
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ECO CLUB
1 B. Venkateswara Rao Lecturer in Botany Coordinator
2 Dr. J. Suneetha Reader in Botany Member
3 N.V.V.S. Prasad Lecturer in Chemistry
4 D. Suneetha Lecturer in Chemistry Member
5 K. Vasudha Lecturer in Biotechnology Member
6 D. Krishna Lecturer in Botany Member
7 B. Durga Lakshmi Lecturer in Physics Member
CONSUMER CLUB
1 Dr. A.A. Annapoorna Lecturer in Commerce Coordinator
2 P. Subrahmanyam Lecturer in Commerce Member
3 Dr. Ch. Naga Rajeswari Lecturer in Telugu Member
4 Dr. D.V.Nageswara Rao Lecturer in Economics Member
5 P. Vara Prasad Lecturer in Commerce Member
MINOR WORKS COMMITTEE
1 R. Ramesh Kumar Lecturer in Library Science Coordinator
2 P.L. Naidu Lecturer in Economics Member
3 Ch. Satyanarayana Lecturer in Pol. Science Member
4 Dr. J. Suneetha Reader in Botany Member
5 U. Ramesh Babu Lecturer in English Member
FACULTY FORUM
1 Dr. G. Satya Lakshmi Lecturer in Chemistry Coordinator
2 Dr. M. Sudhamayi Lecturer in Telugu Member
3 U. Ramesh Babu Lecturer in English Member
4 Dr. N.Madhavi Lecturer in Statistics Member
SWACHCHA BHARATH COMMITTEE
1 Ch. Satyanarayana Lecturer in Political Science Coordinator
2 Dr. J. Suneetha Reader in Botany Member
3 Lt. D. Rudra Lecturer in Geology Member
4 Dr.K. Ratna Manikyam Lecturer in Commerce Member
5 R. Ramesh Kumar Lecturer in Library Science Member
6 Dr. M. Thejomoorthy Lecturer in Zoology Member
7 Dr.D.V.Nageswara Rao Lecturer in Economics Member
8 P. Babjee Lecturer in Pol. Sc Member
9 P.L. Naidu Lecturer in Economics Member
10 T. Narasimha Murthy Lecturer in Chemistry Member
11 All N.S.S. Programme Officers Members
12 All N.C.C. Officers Members
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
1 Ch. Udaya Sankaram Lecturer in Chemistry Coordinator
2 Dr. K. Jyothi Lecturer in Physics Member
2 V.V. Prabhakar Rao Lecturer in Chemistry Member
HUMANITIES & ARTS ASSOCIATION
1 Dr. D.V.Nageswara Rao Lecturer in Economics Coordinator
2 Dr. Ch. Lalitha Reader in Philosophy Member
3 M. Venkateswara Rao Lecturer in Economics Member
4 K. Sita Mahalakshmi Lecturer in Political Science Member
LANGUAGES ASSOCIATION
1 P.S. Sastry Lecturer in English Coordinator
2 Dr. R.V. K. Sarma Lecturer in Sanskrit Member
3 S. Subrahmanyam Lecturer in Telugu Member
COMMERCE ASSOCIATION
1 Dr. K. Ratna Manikyam Lecturer in Commerce Coordinator
2 P. Subrahmanyam Lecturer in Commerce Member
3 Appala Narasimham Lecturer in Commerce Member
4 P. Vara Prasad Lecturer in Commerce Member
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SCIENCE ASSOCIATION
1 Dr. K. Harischandra Prasad Reader in Chemistry Coordinator
2 Lt. D. Rudra Lecturer in Geology Member
3 D. Krishna Lecturer in Botany Member
4 Dr. N. Madhavi Lecturer in Statistics Member
SELF FINANCE COURSES COMMITTEE
1 K. Ramesh Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Coordinator
2 Dr. J. Suneetha Reader in Botany Member
3 Dr. K. Jyothi Lecturer in Physics Member
4 G. Suryakala Lecturer in Zoology Member
5 U. Venkatacharyulu Lecturer in Chemistry Member
6 R. Ramesh Kumar Lecturer in Library Science Member
RESTRUCTURED COURSES COMMITTEE (UG)
1 K. Ramesh Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Coordinator
2 Dr. J. Suneetha Reader in Botany Member
3 Dr. K. Jyothi Lecturer in Physics Member
4 G. Suryakala Lecturer in Zoology Member
5 P. Trinadha Rao Lecturer in Microbiology Member
6 K. Vasudha Lecturer in Biotechnology Member
7 Dr. N. Madhavi Lecturer in Statistics Member
8 R. Ramesh Kumar Lecturer in Library Science Member
PG COURSES COORDINATION COMMITTEE
1 Dr. K. Harishchandra Prasad Reader in Chemistry Coordinator
2 Lecturers in-Charges of all PG departments Members
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
1 Dr. B. Mallikharjuna Lecturer in Chemistry Nodal Officer
2 Dr. K. Harishchandra Prasad Reader in Chemistry Member
3 M. Machi Raju Lecturer in Chemistry Member
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4 G. Suryakala Lecturer in Zoology Member
5 P. Trinadha Rao Lecturer in Microbiology Member
6 Dr. Shanmukha Rao Lecturer in Commerce Member
7 Dr. B. Nageswari Lecturer in Biotechnology Member
8 Dr. K.Raveendra Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Member
AADHAR ENABLED BIOMETRIC ATTENDANCE SYSTEM & GEOTAGGING
1 Dr. R.V.K. Sarma Lecturer in Sanskrit Coordinator
2 Dr. B.P.Narasa Raddy Lecturer in Commerce Member
3 R. Ramesh Kumar Lecturer in Library Science Member
NSS ADVISORY COMMITTEE
1 Ch. Satyanarayana Lecturer in Political Science Coordinator
2 P.L. Naidu Lecturer in Economics Member
3 Dr. V. Sambasiva Rao Lecturer in Chemistry Member
4 M. Venkateswara Rao Lecturer in Economics Member
5 Dr. M. Sudhamayi Lecturer in Telugu Member
NSS Program Officers
1 J. Yacobe Lecturer in Chemistry P O: Unit - I
2 Dr. K. Ratna manikyam Lecturer in Commerce P O: Unit – IV
3 Dr. P. Shanmukha Rao, Lecturer in Commerce P O: Unit – III
4 Dr. B. Madhav Lecturer in Chemistry P O: Unit – II
5 Dr. B. Geetha Devi Lecturer in Hindi P O: Unit - V
Project Monitoring Board for Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA)
1 R. Ramesh Kumar Lecturer in Library Science Coordinator,
2 P.L. Naidu Lecturer in Economics Member
3 Ch. Satyanarayana Lecturer in Political Science Member
4 Dr. P. Shanmukha Rao Lecturer in Commerce &
Coordinator – UGC Member
5 P. Varaprasad Lecturer in Commerce Member
6 Dr. J. Suneetha Reader in Botany Member
7 I. Laxmi Gayatri Lecturer in Mathematics Member
8 C.Venkata Ramana Lecturer in Chemistry Member
9 P.V.Satyaji Lecturer in Physics Member
10 M. Venkateswara Rao Lecturer in Economics Member &
11 U. Ramesh Babu Lecturer in English Member
Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)
1 Dr. K. Jyothi Lecturer in Physics Coordinator
2 Dr. A.A.Annapurna Lecturer in Commerce Member
3 Dr. D.V. Nageswara Rao Lecturer in Economics Member
4 P. Babji Lecturer in Political Science Member
5 P. Srisaila Sastry Lecturer in English Member
6 Dr. B.P. Narasa Reddy, Lecturer in Commerce Member
7 Dr.B. Mallikarjuna Lecturer in Chemistry Member
8 I. Laxmi Gayatri Lecturer in Mathematics Member
9 Dr. G. Satya Lakshmi Lecturer in Chemistry Member
10 G. Appalanarasimham Lecturer in Commerce Member
11 K.V.S. Rajesh Senior Assistant Member
12 R. Jayakar, A.E – APEWIDC
F/o R.R. Keerthana Parent Member
13 P.V.V. Gopal Krishna,
Tahasildar, Rajahmundry (U) Alumni Member
14 Kanchumarthi Venkata Subba Rao Ex-corporator Alumni Member
15 Prof. P. Suresh Varma External
Dean, CDC-AKNU, Rajamahendravaram Expert Member
16 P.V.G. Raju, External
Engineer, ONGC, Rajamahendravaram Expert Member
17 Appana Venkata Ratnam,
MD – Padmasai Finance Industrialist Member
18 Vetcha Venkateswara Rao,
Chairman, V.V. Fishnets Industrialist Member
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Special Fee Committees 2016-2017
Sl.No.
Name of the specialfee committee/
department
Name of theConvener
Sarva sree:
Names of theMembers
Sarva sree:
1. E. Nageswara Rao,Lecturer in Physics
2. Ch.V. Ramana,Lecturer in Chemistry
3. D. Suneetha,Lecturer in Chemistry
1 Audio VisualEquipment
P.V. Satyaji,Lecturer inPhysics
1. Ch. Satyanarayana,Lecturer in Political Science
2. Dr. E. Kameswara Rao,Lecturer in Telugu
3. Dr. M. Sudhamayi,Lecturer in Telugu
4. Noojilla Srinivas,Lecturer in English
5. Dr. M.R. Goutham,Lecturer in Geology
2 Fine ArtsAssociation
M. Venkateswara Rao,Lecturer inEconomics
1. G. Suryakala,Lecturer in Zoology
2. Dr. B. Nageswari,Lecturer in Biotechnology
3. T. Narasimha Murthy,Lecturer in Chemistry
4. K. Alivelu Manga,Pharmacist
3 Medical Inspection P. Trinadha Rao,Lecturer inMicrobiology
1. K. Syamala,Lecturer in Telugu
2. M. Pushpanjali,Lecturer in History
3. D. Krishna,Lecturer in Botany
4 Social ServiceLeague
Dr. J. Yacobe,Lecturer inChemistry
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1. M. Machi Raju,Lecturer in Chemistry
2. Esub Basha Shaik,Lecturer in Physics
5 Student Aid fund Lt. D. Rudra,Lecturer inGeology
1.Dr.E. Kameswara Rao,Lecturer in Telugu
2.Dr. K. Jyothi, Lecturer in Physics
3.Dr. P. Srivalli,Lecturer in Sanskrit
6 Calendar Dr. R.V.K. Sarma,Lecturer inSanskrit
1.A. Suryanarayana,Lecturer in Mathematics
2.Dr. Ch. N. Rajeswari,Lecturer in Telugu
3.P. Vara Prasad,Lecturer in Commerce
7 Magazine N. Srinivas,Lecturer inEnglish
1. K. Harischandra Prasad,Reader in Chemistry
2. Dr. J. Suneetha,Reader in Botany
3. Dr. K. Jyothi,Lecturer in Physics
4. Ch. Satyanarayana,Lecturer in Political Science
5. Dr. D.V. Nageswara Rao,Lecturer in Economics
6. Dr. K. Ratnamanikyam,Lecturer in Commerce
8 Students union K. Ramesh Babu,Lecturer inChemistry
1. Ch. Satyanarayana,Lecturer in Political Science
2. M. Machi Raju,Lecturer in Chemistry
3. Dr. K.Ratnamanikyam,Lecturer in Commerce
9 Games I. Babu Rao,Lecturer inPhysicalEducation
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1. Dr. J. Suneetha,Reader in Botany
2. G. A. Narasimham,Lecturer in Commerce
3. Ch. Satyanarayana, Lecturer in Political Science
4. Dr. B. Madhav,Lecturer in Chemistry
10 Reading room &Library
R. Ramesh Kumar,Lecturer inLibrary Science
1. R. Ramesh Kumar,Lecturer in Library Science
2. G. Appalanarasimham,Lecturer in Commerce
3. Dr. B. Geetha Devi,Lecturer in Hindi
4. K.V.S. Rajesh,Senior Assistant
11 Stationery Dr. Ch. Lalitha,Reader inPhilosophy
1. U. Ramesh Babu,Lecturer in English
2. Dr. B. Nageswari,Lecturer in Biotechnology
3. Lt. D. Rudra,Lecturer in Geology
4. D. Jayasree,Lecturer in Microbiology
12 Red Cross Dr. M. Thejomoorthy,Lecturer inZoology
13 Laboratory fee
Department ofChemistry
Department ofPhysics &Electronics
K. Ramesh Babu,Lecturer in-charge,Department of Chemistry
Dr. K. Jyothi,Lecturer in-charge, Departmentof Physics & Electronics
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Department ofBotany
Department ofZoology
Dr. J. Suneetha,Lecturer in-charge,Department of Botany
G. Suryakala,Lecturer in-charge, Departmentof Zoology.
4. Facilities in the CollegeGeneral Infrastructure:The College is situated in a sprawling campus of 38 acres. It has old andnew buildings consisting sufficient class rooms. The campus is mainlydivided into two blocks namely Science Block and Arts Block. New P.G.Block has been constructed and some of its rooms are temporarily beingutilized by Adikavi Nannaya University, Rajamahendravaram for runningits classes. Within the large vicinity lay many other institutions such as Dr.Allu Ramalingaiah Government Homoeopath College, Dr. BRAOU StudyCentre, Andhra University Study Centre, O/o the RJD of CollegiateEducation, Post Office, etc. Sports facilities such as Professionally builtTennis Court, Volleyball Court and Basket Ball Courts are available in theCollege ground. Metcalf Hostel for Boys, Students Mess and newly builtGirls Hostel also are situated within the campus.
Other Facilities:1. Hostels for Boys and Girls:
Hostel accommodation is available for Boys and Girls separately.Metcalfe Hostel for Boys was started in 1950. A separate hostel forgirls has been constructed with UGC funds and it has been opened inAugust 2011. The students will be admitted into the hostels on firstcome first serve basis.
2. IT Infrastructure:The College has been utilising the IT Infrastructure such as Computersand Networking for speedy and effective delivery of academic andadministrative services to the students and the staff. Sanction ofscholarships to the students and payments of salaries to the staff aredone using the computers and online facilities.
3. Laboratories:The College boasts of State-of-the-Art Laboratories for the ComputerCourses as well as Science courses. The laboratories in the Departmentsof Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Zoology cater to the requirementsof Degree and P.G. students. They further accommodate Researchscholars doing M.Phil and Ph.D. under the guidance of the SeniorFaculty members of the college. The Museum in the Department ofGeology contains the rare collections.
4. Crystal-growth & Nano-Science Research Centre:A Nano-Science Research laboratory has been established in theDepartment of Physics, in collaboration with the Chemistry division,Baba Atomic Research Centre (BARC), Mumbai, to promote andfurther research culture among the students and faculty members. The
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centre receives financial support from the ‘Board of Research inNuclear Sciences’ (BRNS), Dept. of Atomic Energy, Govt. of India,under a Major Research Project. One JRF has been allotted underthis project.
5. Jawahar Knowledge Center (JKC):The Jawahar Knowledge Center (JKC) was established in this collegein December 2005 for the benefit of the student community. TheJKC helps the students get employment in prestigious Software andother IT and Non-IT organisations and Public sector, by impartingthem the right employability skills such as – Communication Skills,Soft Skills, Analytical Skills and Technical Skills. The centre wonacclaim at State level and is now upgraded as Nodal JKC to monitorthe JKCs in the East Godavari District. For the last 7 years, the centerhas helped many students get jobs in Multi National Companies andprestigious organisations like Infosys, TCS, MahindraSatyam, Wipro,Genpact, Syntel, Accenture, 24/7, HCL, ILM, Dr. Reddy’s Lab, etc.
(A separate write up on JKC may be seen under the Chapter – “StudentSupport Services”)
6. English Language Lab:The English Language Lab is set up with 26lakhs for imparting bettercommunication skills in order to cope with the modern trends.
7. E-Class Rooms:To encourage application of Information and CommunicationTechnology (ICT), 8 LCD Projectors and Laptos have been providedfor e-teaching.
Wireless LAN Internet facility provided for easy access to Web.
8. Library:The college Library is not only the Oldest but also one of the biggestlibraries available in Degree Colleges. It has a rare collection of booksincluding some books which were published in the year 1800 A.D. Ithas very good collection of books in English, Telugu, Urdu, Tamil,Sanskrit, and Oria language and Literature. It has been serving as aReference Library for the subjects like Mathematics, Physics,Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Commerce, Economics, and so on.
The College Library has a total Collection of 79,732 books as ondate, relating to various subjects. Now it is a fully computerized alongwith C.C. cameras. It is a good resource center for readers at present.The library is run with vast infrastructure consisting of building doubleducked iron racks and reading room.
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9. Study Centers:The Distance Education study centers of three prestigious Universitiesviz., Andhra Univerisyt, Dr. BR Ambedkar Open University andIGNOU are available in the College campus.
The Study centers are run by experienced teachers and educationaladministrators who always strive to reach high academic standards.The core academic staff of the School will carry on the academicactivities with the help of the well experienced teachers in theirrespective fields, who are working in this University as well as inother Universities.
10. MANA T.V.:A separate T.V. room with Tele Conferencing facility is available. Inthis room the lessons / guest lectures, programmes, etc. broadcast bythe MANA TV are exhibited to the students. In addition to this, theCommissioner also frequently uses this network to approach theColleges and interact with the Principal and other staff members. Basedon the lessons and topics, the students are allowed into the MANATV as per a Time Table:
11. Seminar Hall, Quadrangle & Alumni Open-Air Auditorium:The College has an Air-conditioned Seminar Hall. This is equippedwith LCD projector and Audio system. Generally, all the meetings,facilitations, etc., are held in this Seminar Hall.:
In the Science Block, an Open Air Stage which is called ‘Quadrangle’is available. The same is used for public functions such as FreshersDay, Annual Day, District Cultural Festivals, etc.
An Open-Air Auditorium was constructed by the College AlumniAssociation which was inaugurated by the Hon’ble Chief Minister inMay 2015.
12. Centralised Audio Announcement System:Given the large size of the college and due to the fact that the Classeshave been spread into three blocks, viz., Arts Block, Science Blockand P.G. block, it is difficult to circulate any notices, importantinformation, etc., to the students and faculty members. To avoid thisdifficulty, a centralized Audio system has been made available withspeakers in all classrooms and Staff rooms so as to make any importantinformation to all the students faculty members at one time.
13. Drinking Water Facility:The College has a Safe Drinking Water facility with the installationof Water Filter.
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5. Examinations, Evaluation & ResultsThe College was granted autonomous status by the UGC from the academicyear 2000-2001. Under the Autonomous set up, the college introduced Semestersystem. The Syllabus for each semester and the examination pattern are setupwith the help of Board of Studies for each subject. The Examination cell of theCollege is a confidential wing consisting of one Controller of Examinationsand two Assistant Controllers of Examination. The Examination cell is a fullycomputerized, fool proof environment which conducts the examinations in aconfidential and transparent manner and makes the evaluation process in a highlyconfidential and professional environment.
Evaluation Process:
No. of Semesters - 6
From 2007-2008 onwards, the Evaluation process for Degree courses is asfollows for each Semester:
1. External Exams - 75 }75 % marks
2. Internal Exams - 25} 25% marks
[Internal Theory Exam - 15
Internal Viva-Voce - 10]
In the CBCS system (from 2014-15 admitted batch), the evaluation process is:
1. External Ex ams - 75 }75 % marks
2. Internal Exams - 25} 25% marks
[Internal viva - 5 Marks
Assignment Record - 5 Marks
Seminar - 5 Marks
1. In every semester, two internal assessment tests, each for 20 marks,shall be conducted. The best of these two tests shall be consideredand half-of these marks shall be added to the marks scored in theviva voce (5 marks), seminar(5 marks) and assignment (5 marks).
2. There is no minimum marks for internal assessment test
3. 35% is the minimum pass marks in internal and external togetherand must secure 35% in external exams.
4. Project wok in 4th and 6th semester.
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5. One general elective paper in 4th semester.
In the CBCS system (from 2016-17 admitted batch, towards third cycleof the autonomous status), the evaluation process is as follows:
1. External Exams________ 60 marks
2. Internal Exams ________ 40 marks
(In internal Theory - 25 marks,
Viva - 5 marks,
Assignment - 5 marks,
Seminar- 5 marks)
3. In every semester, two internal assessment tests, each for 25 marks,shall be conducted. The average of these two tests shall be added tothe marks scored in the viva voce (5 marks), seminar(5 marks) andassignment (5 marks)
4. There is no minimum marks for internal assessment test
5. 40 % is the minimum pass marks in internal and external togetherand must gain 35% in external exams.
6. No provision to conduct internal examinations again. Students shallcompulsory pass in regular internal exams. Otherwise, they have tosecure the total 40% marks in external examinations only, even thoughthey secured 35% marks in previous external examinations.
7. Project wok in 4th and 6th semester.
8. One general elective paper in 4th semester.
9. Attendance is compulsory for the viva voce examination in everyinternal examination.
10. INTERNAL PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS WILL BECONDUCTED IN 1,3,5 SEMESTERS AND EXTERNALPRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS WILL BE CONDUCTED IN 2,4,6SEMESTER EXAMINATION (2016-17 ADMITTED BATCHONWARDS)
PART I SUBJECTS (FOR 2014-15 & 2015-16 ADMITTEDBATCHES)
FOR FIRST YEAR DEGREE
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F0R FIRST SEMESTER
1.ENGLISH 25M(INT)+50M(EXT)
2.TELUGU 25(INT)+75(EXT)
3.HVÐICS 50(EXT)M
FOR SECOND SEMESTER
1.ENGLISH 25M(INT)+50M(EXT)
2.TELUGU 25(INT)+75(EXT)
3.CONT. INDIA 50(EXT)M
FOR SECOND YEAR DEGREE
F0R THIRD SEMESTER
1.ENGLISH 25M(INT)+50M(EXT)
2.TELUGU 25(INT)+75(EXT)
3.HVÐICS 50(EXT)M
FOR FOURRTHSEMESTER:
1.ENGLISH 25M(INT)+50M(EXT)
2.TELUGU 25(INT)+75(EXT)
3.ENV.L STU 50(EXT)M
PART I SUBJECTS (FOR 2016-17 ADMITTED BATCHONWARDS)
C. Credit System (Applicable upto the batches of 2013-14):
Credit system has been introduced for awarding grades instead of theexisting class awarding system at the end of the degree. There are a totalof 120 credits for all the 6 semesters. Out of them, 30 credits are given forPart-I (Languages) and 90 Credits for Part-II (Group subjects). 10 extraCredits will be awarded based on students’ participation in co-curricularand extra-curricular activities such as NCC, NSS, Sports, Cultural activities,Blood Donation, etc.
D. Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) (Applicable from the batch of2014-15):
The CBCS (Choice Based Credit System) is going to be introduced to theI year undergraduate students from the academic year 2014-15. Underthis system, a student has the choice to pick out one or more of the subjects,such as Interdisciplinary elective Advanced and one Skill based electivesoffered by each department besides core subjects as a part of the curriculum.Certain number of credits will be awarded for each core as well as chosensubjects under this system.
Under CBSE system, one interdisciplinary Elective (IE) will be offeredby each department in the second year
In final year, the student has to choose one advanced elective and one skillbased elective besides core subjects in each optional paper in each semester
Another notable change in the curriculum is the adoption of modular system
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from Academic year 2014-2015. In this system, the syllabus offered byeach department in each subject for a semester is called a Module. Thuseach Department frames six modules of syllabi corresponding to sixsemesters.
The modules and allocation of credits for various courses is shown intable 1
Besides 120 credits for actual curriculum, one each credit will be awardedto the students who take part in various extra-curricular, Co-curricularactivities such as NCC, NSS, Sports & Games, Cultural and Literaryevents, Project work and Community Social work totaling to 125 creditpoints which are mandatory. Extra credits will be awarded for attendance,certificate course etc.
CREDITS:
In each course there are 120 credits. In each course, the performance ofeach student is assessed for120 credits of which 30 credits will be that oflanguages and foundation courses. Interdisciplinary elective, which willbe offered is fourth semester of every course, carries 2 credits
In B.Sc. course, each optional in each module will be awarded 3 creditseach and 2 credits each for each practical optional subject. Besides, oneadvanced elective and skill based elective which will be offered in 5&6semesters respectively awarded 2 credits each in each optional subject.
In B.A course, each core optional subject carries 4 credits each. However,in module 5&6, one advanced elective and one skill based elective willbe offered by each department one credit each.
In B.Com, the allocation of credit points for various subjects is different(see table). In module 5, there will be 3 credit points for advanced electiveand same number of credits for skill based elective.
E. Supplementary Examinations:
Supplementary examinations are conducted for all students in all semestersgenerally in the month of June/July.
F. Instant Examinations:
Facility to appear for Instant examinations is available only for the Finalyear regular students having not more than 2 backlog papers across allthe semesters.
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GROUP-WISE PASS PERCENTAGE PARTICULARS – APRIL 2016
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the collegecontinues as a facilitator of activities and programmes aimed atachieving academic excellence in the college. The IQAC thus functionsas an advisory body to the college and Academic and Research &Extension activities, student Welfare schemes, Infrastructuredevelopment and other Healthy practices as per the guidelines of NAAC.
The IQAC assures the qualitative Teaching-Learning and otherservices to the stakeholders by carefully monitoring every academicand administrative aspect in the College. Various departments of thecollege periodically submit their activities such as changes in thecurriculum, seminars, workshops, guest lectures, invited talks, quiz,elocution, essay writing, iinter-colllegiate zonal, state-level sportsactivities, the activities of NCC/NSS/Red-Cross/DRC/JKC, and so onrelating to the IQAC.
The IQAC, apart from guiding and streamlining variousactivities, records them with relevant photographs on quarterly basisand submits the same to the authorities concerned. The IQAC of thiscollege draws a perspective plan in the beginning of the academic year.
7. Co-Curricular & Extra Curricular ActivitiesPhysical Education & Sports:
The College has a Comprehensive Physical Education Department forproviding opportunities in Sports & Games to the students. TheDepartment has the reputation for participation and winning prizes inDistrict-level/ University level/ State level and National level events.
NCC:
The College NCC wing has been working since its inception in thecountry in 1949. The unit has a strength of 200 students including girlstudents. Some of the cadets have participated in Republic Day paradeand won accolades. Two faculty members each from Men and Womenact as NCC officers.
NSS:
5 NSS Units including a Ladies’ wing with a total strength of 500students are established in the college for National Service Scheme.
Social Service League:
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The College Service League has been organized to serve the social needsof the local area in the times of natural calamities and emergencies.
Red Cross:
Activities of Red Cross organization like awareness camps on Eye andBlood donation, Youth Progress, Training on HIV & AIDS, etc., aretaken up in the college under Indian Red Cross Society and Youth RedCross wing.
Red Ribbon Club:
For HIV & AIDS awareness in the society, the members of NSS &Social Service League are formed as Red Ribbon Club.
8. Student Support ServicesThe College organizes many activities and programmes as part of Student SupportServices which will help them excel in their academic and career development.
The main Objectives of the DRC include:
l Identifying the subject and student needs and shortages
l Pooling and sharing the human resources as well as material resources forthe benefit of all students, especially the rural students
l District-level seminars, workshops etc. for the teachers for improving theirawareness and skills in teaching
The main objectives are :
l To lay a strong foundation in value based living
l To create awareness in students towards realizing self and the effect ofright understanding
l To inculcate in students, a sense of respect towards harnessing values oflife and spirit of fulfilling social responsibilities.
l To enable students to lead a practical life adding value to humanrelations.
Proctor System:
The College introduced Proctor system under which a lecturer is appointed as amentor of a Group. He not only takes care of the discipline and other relatedmatters pertaining to the class, but also provides guidance and support to thestudents of the class.
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CHIEF PROCTOR & CONVENOR : Dr.R.V.K. SARMA, Lec in SANSKRIT.
LIST OF CONVENORS AND PROCTORS OF B.Sc., CLASSES FOR THE YEAR 2016-17
I. B.Sc., Associate Convenor : Dr. J. Suneetha, Lecturer in Botany
Sl.No.
Sec-tion
Group Me-dium
Name of the Proctor Designation
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1 I A MPC E.M. Smt. I. Lakshmi Gayatri Lecturer in Mathematics
2 I B MPC TM Sri J. Yacobe Lecturer in Chemistry
3 I C MP (Comp) EM Sri Esub Basha Shaik Lecturer in Physics
4 I D BZC TM Smt. D. Krishna Lecturer in Botany
5 I E MPE EM Sri Esub Basha Shaik Lecturer in Physics
6 I F MZC EM Smt. D. Jaya Sree Lecturer in Micro-Biology
7 I G GMC EM Dr. B. Mallikharjuna Lecturer in Chemistry
8 I H BBC EM Dr. B. Nageswari Lecturer in Bio-Technology
9 I - I GMP EM Smt. K. Syamala Devi Lecturer in Telugu
10 I J BZC EM Dr. B. Mallikharjuna Lecturer in Chemistry
11 I K MS Comp EM Sri U. Ramesh Babu Lecturer in English
12 I L MES EM Sri U. Ramesh Babu Lecturer in English
II. B.Sc., Associate Convenor : Dr. P. Trinadha Rao, Lecturer in Micro-Biology
1 II A MPC E.M. Sri A. Suryanarayana Lecturer in Mathematics
2 II B MPC TM Sri N. Srinivas Lecturer in English
3 II C MP (Comp) EM Sri P.V. Satyaji Lecturer in Physics
4 II D BZC TM Sri M. Tejomoorthy Lecturer in Zoology
5 II E MPE EM Sri P.V. Satyaji Lecturer in Physics
6 II F MZC EM Smt. D. Jaya Sree Lecturer in Micro-Biology
7 II G GMC EM Dr. G. Satyalakshmi Lecturer in Chemistry
8 II H BBC EM Smt. K. Vasudha Lecturer in Bio-Technology
9 II I GMP EM Dr. M.R. Goutham Lecturer in Geology
10 II J BZC EM Dr. G. Satyalakshmi Lecturer in chemistry
11 II K MSCOMP EM Sri D.V.N. Sreerama Murthy Lecturer in Mathematics
12 II L MES EM Sri D.V.N. Sreerama Murthy Lecturer in Mathematics
III B.Sc., Associate Convenor : Dr. K. Jyothi, Lecturer in Physics
1 III A MPC EM Sri Ch. Venkata Ramana Lecturer in Mathematics
2 III B MPC EM Smt. D. Suneetha Lecturer in chemistry
3 III C MP (COMP) EM Smt. B.Durga Lakshmi Lecturer in Physics
4 III D BZC TM Sri M. Tejomoorthy Lecturer in Zoology
5 III E MPE EM Sri B. Durga Lakshmi Lecturer in Physics
6 III F MZC EM Sri N.V.V.S. Prasad Lecturer in Chemistry
7 III G GMC EM Dr.B. Madhav Lecturer in Chemistry
8 III H BBC EM Sri N.V.V.S. Prasad Lecturer in Chemistry
9 III I GMP EM Smt. D.Rudra Lecturer in Geology
10 III J BZC EM Dr.B.Madhav Lecturer in Chemistry
11 III K MS COMP EM Dr.N. Madhavi Lecturer in Statistics
12 III L MES EM Dr.N.Madhavi Lecturer in Statistics
B.A., Associate Convenor : Dr. Ch. Lalitha, Lecturer in Philosophy I B.A.,
1 I P EHP Smt. K. Sithamahalakshmi Lecturer in Political Science
2 I Q ESC Sri. M. Venkateswara Rao Lecturer in Economics
3 I R GHP Smt. M. Puspanjali Lecturer in History
4 I S ES COMP Sri M.Venkateswara rao Lecturer in Economics
5 I T PPT Dr. P. Srivalli Lecturer in Sanskrit
6 I U HP ENG Dr. P. Srivalli Lecturer in Sanskrit
7 I W HET Sri M. Venkateswara rao Lecturer in Economics
II B.A.,
1 II P EHP Sri Ch. Satyanarayana Lecturer in Political Science
2 II Q ESC Dr. M. Sadhamayi Lecturer in Telugu
3 II R GHP Dr.B. Geetha Devi Lecturer in Hindi
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4 II S ES COMP Dr. M. Sudhamayi Lecturer in Telugu
5 II T PPT Dr. Ch. Nagarajeswari Lecturer in Telugu
6 II U HP ENG Smt. P. Nagamallika Lecturer in Telugu
7 II W HET Dr.B.Geetha Devi Lecturer in Hindi
III B.A.,
1 III P EHP Sri P. Babji Lecturer in Political Science
2 III Q ESC Dr.D.V. Nageswara rao Lecturer in Economics
3 III R GHP Dr. E.Kameswara Rao Lecturer in Telugu
4 III S ES COMP Dr.D.V.Nageswara rao Lecturer in Economics
5 III T PPT Smt. P.Nagamallika Lecturer in Telugu
6 III U HP ENG Sri P. Srisaila Sastry Lecturer in English
B.A., Associate Convenor : Dr. K. Rathnamanikyam,, Lecturer in Commerce I B.Com.,
1 I M B.Com EM Dr.K. Rathnamanikyam Lecturer in Commerce
2 I N B.Com EM Dr.K. Rathnamanikyam Lecturer in Commerce
3 I O B.Com(comp) EM Sri G. Appla Narasimham Lecturer in Commerce
II B.Com.,
4 II M B.Com EM Dr.B.P.Nasara Reddy Lecturer in Commerce
5 II N B.Com TM Dr.B.P.Nasara Reddy Lecturer in Commerce
6 II O B.Com(comp) Dr A. Alimelu Annapurna Lecturer in Commerce
III B.Com.,
7 IIIM B.Com EM Dr.P. Shnamukha Rao Lecturer in Commerce
8 III N B.Com TM Dr.P. Shnamukha Rao Lecturer in Commerce
9 III O B.Com(comp) Sri P.Vara Prasad Lecturer in Commerce
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Jawahar Knowledge Centre:Concept :
JKCs are established in Government Degree Colleges in the State to enhancethe employment potentials of the young graduates by imparting CommunicationSkills, Soft Skills, Analytical Skills & Technical Skills.
Objectives:
· Job Opportunity to those students who do not wish to go for HigherStudies after completion of UG Program.
· Placements to those students in Earn - While - Learn Scheme.
· Necessary inputs to the students who seek admission to Higher studies.
· Scope for middle level positions apart from software engineers
· To instill confidence levels among the students.
Benefits to Students:
· Campus placement opportunity
· Access to Excellent Resources
· Personalized attention through mentors
· Competitive Environment for faster growth
· Acquiring job related skills
Course Contents:
The entire Course in JKCs consists of the following Modules:
1. Communication Skills
2. Soft Skills
3. Analytical Skills
4. Reasoning
5. Aptitude
6. Technical Skills
Mode of Learning in JKC:
The learning in JKC is a joyful experience in the life of the trainees. It iscompletely different from conventional class-room learning where it isteacher centered. The unique feature of imparting skills in JKC is through“Student centered and Activity Oriented Learning”, in which the studentsare encouraged to participate in all activities such as Role Plays, Pair works,Name Games, Group Discussions, etc. This mode of learning removesboredom and makes the students more active and skillful.
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The following is the Year-wise placements of thestudents of JKC, Rajamahendravaram
Sl.No. Year Enrollment No. of Placements
1. 2006-2007 130 59
2. 2007-2008 525 380
3. 2008-2009 600 326
4. 2009-2010 262 197
5. 2010-2011 397 238
6. 2011-2012 328 82
7. 2012-13 269 84
8. 2013-14 275 61
9. 2014-15 316 164
10 2015-16 275 168
Total: 3377 1759
Career Guidance & Counselling Cell:A Career Guidance Cell is established on the campus to guide the students &bring the career opportunities to the notice of the students. The PlacementOfficer guides the students to appear for the campus interviews.
Women Empowerment Cell:Women constitute more than half of our country’s population. The Govt.College (A), Rajamahendravaram is no exception having nearly 1500 girlstudents both in UG and PG courses. Hence to protect and safeguard the rightsof girl students and to bring about the advancement, and to empower them,“WOMEN EMPOWERMENT CELL” was instituted on 3-03-2010 under thechairmanship of Dr.G.S.Moses, Principal.. All the women members of theteaching and non-teaching staff constitute the members of the committee. Toboost the morale of the girl students, the committee conducts various activities.The activities include: Celebration of International Women’s Day; Observationof International Girl child Day; felicitation of distinguished women membersof the Society and conducting competitions among the girl students on differentissues. For the benefit of girl students, separate waiting rooms also have beenprovided for them both in Science and Arts blocks.
Scholarships & PrizesThe Govt. College (A), Rajamahendravaram, offers various scholarships to
the students who excel in their Academics.Prizes under Academic Festival:As per the Orders of the Commissioner of Collegiate Education, the Collegeidentified and felicitated the Final year students who stood in the first positionsubject wise and Group wise.Other Scholarships & Prizes:
1. Subrahmanyam Ayyar Endowment Fund:This prize is to be awarded to III year B.A.Special English studentwho gets highest percentage of marks and whose conduct is good (Totalmarks of all the subjects will be considered).
2. Poor Scholars fund:This scholarship shall be awarded to III year Degree (BA/ B.Sc./B.Com) student who secures highest marks in II year Exams and whoseparent’s income does not exceed Rs.12,000/- per annum.
3. Fazullah’s Scholarship Endowment Fund:This scholarship shall be awarded to a Muslim Student of B.Sc. Casswho secures maximum marks in II year Exams and whose parents’income does not exceed Rs.12,000/- per annum.
4. Kokkonda Rajagopala Rao Scholarship Endowment Fund:This scholarship shall be awarded to III year Degree (B.A./ B.Com./B.Sc. ) Brahmin student who secures maximum marks in the II yearDegree Exams and whose parental income does not exceed Rs.12,000/-.
5. The Dharwada Venkata Krishna Rao Scholarship and EndowmentFund:The Scholarship shall be awarded to a student of II year degree classwho secures highest marks in the I year Degree Examination and whoseparental income does not exceed Rs.12,000/-. This shall continue forIII year, if the student continues his studies in this college.
6. Nori Veeranna Memorial Prize:This shall be awarded to a student of 2nd year Degree class on the basisof maximum marks obtained in 1st year Degree.
7. The Dr. Gurumurthy Co-op. Endowment Prize:This shall be awarded to two students of 3rd year Degree class byconducting an Essay Writing Competition on Co-operation and Ruralupliftment (I&II prizes are distributed in the ratio of 3:2 respectively.)
8. S.V. Appalacharyulu Memorial Endowment Fund:This shall be awarded to a student of III year Degree class who securesmaximum marks in II year Sanskrit.
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9. Manchiraju Lakshmi Venkataramana Murthy Prize:This shall be awarded to a student of this College who secures thehighest marks in the III year Examination in the M.P.C. group.
10. Koti Janikamma Poor Sanskrit Student Scholarship:This shall be awarded to a poor deserving Madhwa Brahmin studentof III year Exam and whose parental income is less than 12,000/- perannum.
11. The Meda Radha Krishna Memorial Prize:This prize shall be awarded to a non-Brahmin student of III year B.Sc.class with Physics as one subject and who secures maximum aggregatemarks in group subject put together in 3 years.
12. The Kotipalli Janakamma Scholarship:This shall be awarded to a poor, deserving 1st year Degree studentwho belongs to Madhwa Brahmin Community and whose parentalincome does not exceed Rs.12,000/- and who secures maximum marksin Intermediate Examination.
13. Sriman Maha Mahopadhyaya Kalluri Venkata Rama SastryMemorial Prize:This shallbe awarded to a student who gets the highest number ofmarks in the aggregate at B.A. Degree Examination.
14. Centenary Merit Awards:The fund shall be called ‘Rajamahendravaram College Centenary MeritAwards Fund”.Merit awards shall be awarded every year in cash to each of the studentwho scores the highest marks among the student of this college in theMarch or April University Examinations of the previous year in thefollowing subjects.English, Telugu (under Part-1), History, Politics, Economics,Sociology, Philosophy, Commerce, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry,Botany, Zoology, Geology, Psychology (II Hindi & Sanskrit) Part. Inaddition one award is for the student who is declared, by the Principal,as the best in Physical Education.
15. Smt. Veera Ghatta Suramma Scholarship:This shall be awarded to the 1 year Degree student who secures thehighest marks in Sanskrit in his/her Intermediate examination.
16. The N.K. Venkatesam Sri Mark Hunter Memorial Prize:This shall be awarded to a III year B.A. Student who secures the highestNo. of marks in Part-1 English at the second year Degree Examination.
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17. Tatavarthy Sree Rama Murthy Memorial Prize:The prize will be given to the student who scored in highest total marksin I & II years put together in B.Com. course (including languages).The student must have got in 75% attendance and pass in first attempt.
18. Sri Bulusu Venkateswarlu Endowment Prize:The prize will be given to the student who secures highest marks inB.Sc. Physics upto 3rd Semester.
19. Sripada Suramma Endowment Prize:The prize will be given to the student who secures highest marks inM.Sc. Chemistry & B.Sc. Chemistry.
20. Thirumala Peda Bhushani Venkata NarasimhacharyuluEndowment Prize:The prize will be given to the student who secures highest marks in IIIB,A. Geography subject in 4th & 5th semesters.
21. Dr. Rolla Seshagiri Rao Memorial Endowment Prize:The prize will be given to the topper in I B.Sc. (BZC).
22. P. Rajeswara Rao & Smt. P. Satyavathi Memorial EndowmentPrize:The prize will be given to the topper in II B.Sc. (BZC).
23. Dr. K.S. Bilgrami Memorial Endowment Prize:The prize will be given to the topper in III B.Sc. (BZC).
24. Sri N. Subba Rao Memorial Endowment Prize:The prize will be given to the student who secures highest marks in IM.Sc. (Organic Chemistry) for 1st and 2nd semesters.
25. Pattisapu Satyanarayana Murty Memorial Prize:The prize will be given to the Topper male student in B.A.
26. The Metcalf Memorial Scholarship of Rajamahendravaram:This shall be awarded to a student who is admitted into I year DegreeClass and who secures highest marks in Intermediate class among allthe students admitted in this college.
27. Damerla Venkata Rao Memorial Prize:This shall be awarded to III year B.A. Degree student with History asone subject and who secures the highest marks in the I and II yearHistory Examinations put together (Rs.444/-)
28. Mahidhara Jaganmohan Rao and Sitadevi Endowment Prize:This shall be awarded to a student who secures maximum marks inthe III year B.A. Degree Examination
