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SELF STUDY REPORT

Submitted to NAAC for Accreditation

Part-I : Profile of the Institution,

Criterion-wise Inputs

& Department Profile

PUTHANAMPATTI- 621 007

TIRUCHIRAPPALLI - DT, INDIA

NEHRU MEMORIAL COLLEGE(Autonomous)

NOVEMBER - 2011

CONTENTS

VOLUME-I PART–I : Profile of the Institution 1

: Criterion-wise Inputs 5

: Department Profile 87

VOLUME-II PART–II : Executive summary 1

: Criterion-wise Evaluative Report 11

: Department Evaluative Report 152

: Declaration by the Institution 272

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College Profile

COLLEGE PROFILE

PART — I: INSTITUTIONAL DATA

A. Profile of the College:

1. Name and Address of the College : NEHRU MEMORIAL COLLEGE (Autonomous), Puthanampatti – 621 007.

City : Tiruchirappalli

District : Tiruchirappalli

State : Tamil Nadu

Pin Code : 621 007

Web site : www.nmc.ac.in

2. For Communication

Principal : Dr. K. Ramasami

Telephone No. : 04327- 234227

Fax No. : 04327 - 234811

Mobile No. : 094434 49983

E-mail : [email protected]

IQAC Coordinator : Dr. A. Rajendran

Telephone No. : 04327 - 234808

Mobile No. : 099433 20598

E-mail : [email protected]

3. Funding status of the College : Grant – in - Aid

4. a) Type of Autonomous College : Affiliated

b) Gender : Co-education

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5. a) Date of establishment of the College : 18th June 1967

b) University to which the College is affiliated : Bharathidasan University 6. Date of UGC recognition : 20th November 1969

7. Date of conferment of the

Autonomous Status : 8th November 2004

8. Location of the College : Rural and Backward

9. Campus area in acres : 45.2 Acres

10. Unit cost of Education

a) Including salary component : ` 20,000/-

b) Excluding salary component : ` 12,000/-

11a. Current number of academic programmes / courses offered by the

College under the following categories.

Aided Unaided

Programme

Art

s

Sci

ence

Com

mer

ce

Man

agem

ent

Art

s

Sci

ence

Com

mer

ce

Man

agem

ent

Total

UG 1 5 1 - 2 5 1 1 16

PG - 1 - - - 7 1 - 9

M.Phil. - - - - - 6 1 - 7

Ph.D. - - - - 1 5 1 - 7

Add-on Courses - - - - - 5 - - 5

PG Diploma - - - - - 2 - - 2

Certificate Course - - - - - 2 1 - 3

Total 48

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12. Number of permanent and temporary members of the Teaching Staff

Category Male Female Total

Permanent Teachers 28 12 40

Number of Teachers with Ph.D. as the highest qualification 17 8 25

Number of Teachers with M.Phil. as the highest qualification 11 4 15

Number of Teachers with PG as the highest qualification - - -

Temporary Teachers – Management Staff 25 78 103

Number of Teachers with Ph.D. as the highest qualification 3 2 5

Number of Teachers with M.Phil. as the highest qualification 17 56 73

Number of Teachers with PG as the highest qualification 5 20 25

Teaching Staff – Aided 40

Teaching Staff – Management 103 ----- Total 144 -----

13. Number of Students enrolled in the Institution for the academic year

2011 - 2012

Programme Category

Students from the

same state where the University is located

Students from other

States of India

NRI Students

Other Overseas Student

Total

Aided 313 - 2 - 315 UG

Unaided 567 - - - 567

Aided 15 - - - 15 PG

Unaided 177 - - - 177

M.Phil. Unaided 71 - - - 71

Ph.D. Unaided 17 - - - 17

Diploma Unaided 150 - - - 150

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College Profile

STUDENTS’ STRENGTH FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR – 2011-12

Class Aided Unaided Total

I UG – All Major 315 567 882

II UG – All Major 285 463 748

III UG – All Major 275 425 700

I PG 15 177 192

II PG 15 171 186

III PG - 58 58

M.Phil. - 71 71

Ph.D. - 17 17

Diploma Courses - - -

Total 905 1949 2854

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Criterion – I : Curricular Aspects I

1. Number of Programmes Offered : 43

Programme Arts Commerce Management Science Total

UG 03 01 01 07 12

PG - 01 01 07 09

Ph.D. 01 01 - 05 07

M.Phil. - 01 - 06 07

PG Diploma - - - 02 02

Advanced Diploma - - - 05 05

Certificate - 01 - 02 03

Total 04 05 02 34 45

2a. Number of subjects taught in the Institution:

Programme Number of Subjects Taught

UG 13

PG 09

Ph.D. 07

M.Phil. 07

PG Diploma Course 02

Advanced Diploma 05

Total 43

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2b. Details of Subjects – UG, PG and M.Phil. Programmes:

Discipline UG PG M.Phil. Ph.D.

Arts Economics, English Lit., Tamil Lit.

- - Economics

Science

Physics, Chemistry,

Mathematics, Botany, Zoology,

Comp. Science, Hotel

Management, Computer

Applications

Computer Science, Physics,

Zoology, Bio-technology, Information Technology, Chemistry,

Mathematics, Computer

Applications

Physics, Zoology,

Mathematics, Chemistry, Computer Science

Chemistry, Physics, Zoology,

Bio-technology, Mathematics

Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce

Management Business

Administration - -

Total 13 09 06 07

2c. Details of Subjects – PG Diploma, Diploma & Certificate Courses

Course Subject

PG Diploma Computer Applications, Hotel Management

Diploma Computer Applications, Instrumentation, Electrical and Electronic Equipment Maintenance, Bio-fertilizer and Vermi-culture, Herbal Plant Nursery

Certificate Tally, C, C++, .NET

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2d. Curricular Pattern

Details of Courses and Credits - UG Programmes

Part Components No. of Courses

Total Credits

Total Hours

I Language Course - LC 04 12 24

II English Language - ELC 04 12 24

III

Core Courses - CC

Allied Courses - AC

Major Based Elective Courses - EC

14

06

02

63

24

10

74

30

10

IV

Value Education - VE

Environmental Science - ES

Non Major Elective Courses - NMEC

Skill Based Courses - SKBC

Comprehensive Course - CO

01

01

01

03

01

02

02

04

06

04

02

02

04

06

04

V Extension Activities - EA 01

UG Programmes

Part I Part II Part III Part IV Part V

� Tamil � Hindi

� General English

� Major � Allied � Major Based

Elective

� Non-Major Elective

� Value Education � Environmental

Studies � Skill Based

Elective

� NSS � NCC � Sports � YRC � Consumer

Club

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PG Programmes

Courses Papers Credit

Core Courses 14 60

Extra Disciplinary Course 01 04

Major Based Elective 04 16

Project 01 10

Total 20 90

MCA Programme

CC Core Courses 25

SC Supportive Courses 06

EC Elective Courses 04

PW Project Work

CE Comprehensive Examination

SS Soft Skill

TS Technical Skill

Internal Evaluation

Total Credits 140

Exam Hours 3

Maximum Marks [75 + 25] 100

Project [100 + 100] 200

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Figure 1

Interdisciplinary for all PG Departments Biotechnology

Chemistry

Computer Science

Commerce

Mathematics

Physics

Master of Computer Applications

Zoology

Information Technology

PG PROGRAMMES

CORE SUBJECTS

EXTRA DISCIPLINARY

COURSE PROJECT

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2e. Details of Core Courses – UG Programmes

BCA

Semester Number of

the core courses

Title of the core courses

CC1 Fundamentals of Software Development I

CC2 Lab 1 – Office Automation and Programming in C

II CC3 Programming in C

III CC4 Programming in C++ and Data Structures

CC5 Lab 2 – Programming in C++ and RDBMS

IV CC6 Data Base Systems

CC7 Programming in Java

CC8 Operating System

CC9 Web Technologies

V

CC10 Lab 3 – Programming in Java + System Administration

CC11 Lab 4 – (Web Design + Case Tools Lab)

CC12 System Analysis and Design

CC13 Linux System Administration

VI

CC14 Data & Communication Networks

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B.Sc. Chemistry

Semester Number of

the core courses


CC1 Foundation Course in Chemistry – I

CC2 Practical I – Semi-micro Qualitative Analysis I

CC3 Foundation Course in Chemistry – II

II CC4 General Chemistry – I

CC5 Practical II – Volumetric Analysis III

CC6 General Chemistry – II

IV CC7 Co-ordination Chemistry and Solid State

CC8 Chemistry of Carbonyls, Heterocyclic

Compounds and Stereochemistry

CC9 Chemical Thermodynamics Phase equilibria and Group Theory

CC10 Practical – III – Gravimetric and Organic Analysis

V

CC11 Practical IV – Physical Chemistry Experiments and Organic Preparation

CC12 Selected topics in inorganic chemistry

CC13 Chemistry of bio-molecules VI

CC14 Electrochemistry and Molecular Spectroscopy

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B.Com.

Semester Number of

the core courses


CC1 Principles of Accountancy I

CC2 Business Organisation

II CC3 Business Statistics

III CC4 Financial Accounting

CC5 Business Law

IV CC6 Cost Accounting

CC7 Corporate Accounting

CC8 Auditing

CC9 Management Accounting V

CC10 Computer Applications in Business

CC11 Income Tax Law & Practice

CC12 Financial Management

CC13 Entrepreneurial Development VI

CC14 Capital Markets

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B.Sc. Computer Science

Semester Number of

the core courses


CC1 Programming in C

CC2 Programming in C and C++ Lab I

CC3 Programming in C++ and Data Structures

II CC4 Data Base Management Systems

CC5 RDBMS and Programming in Java Lab III

CC6 Programming in Java

IV CC7 Computer System Architecture

CC8 Operating System

CC9 Web Programming

CC10 System Administration & Microprocessor Lab

CC11 Web Design & Case Tools Lab

V

CC12 Microprocessor and Microcontroller

CC13 Computer Graphics and Multi-media VI

CC14 Computer Networks

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B.A. Economics

Semester Number of

the core courses


CC1 Indian Economy

CC2 Micro Economics - I I

CC3 Micro-Economics – II

II CC4 Macro Economics

CC5 Monetary Economics III

CC6 Entrepreneurial Development

IV CC7 Economic thought

CC8 Public Finance

CC9 Tourism Economics

CC10 Rural Industrialization

V

CC11 Personnel Management

CC12 Capital Market in India

CC13 International Economics VI

CC14 Computer Applications in Economics

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B.A. English Literature

Semester Number of

the core courses


CC1 Prose

CC2 Fiction I

CC3 Poetry – I

II CC4 Poetry - II

CC5 Drama – I III

CC6 Drama – II

IV CC7 Shakespeare

CC8 Indian Writing in English

CC9 Phonetics

CC10 Women’s writing in English V

CC11 New Literatures in English

CC12 Translation Theory and Practice

CC13 American Literature VI

CC14 English Language Teaching

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B.Sc. Mathematics

Semester Number of

the core courses


CC1 Calculus

CC2 Trigonometry & Analytical Geometry I

CC3 Algebra

II CC4 Sequences and Series

III CC5 Differential Equations and Laplace Transform

IV CC6 Vector Calculus, Fourier Series & Transforms

CC7 Modern Algebra

CC8 Real Analysis

CC9 Programming in C and C++

CC10 C and C++ Lab

V

CC11 Complex Analysis

CC12 Graph Theory

CC13 Mechanics VI

CC14 Discrete Mathematics

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B.Sc. Physics

Semester Number of

the core courses


CC1 Properties of matter and sound I

CC2 Major practical – I

II CC3 Mechanics

III CC4 Thermal Physics

IV CC5 Major Practical – II

CC6 Optics V

CC7 Electricity and Magnetism

CC8 Atomic and Nuclear Physics

CC9 Fundamentals of Electronics

CC10 Major Practical – III VI

CC11 Major Practical – IV

CC12 Quantum Mechanics and Relativity

CC13 Solid State Physics

CC14 Digital Electronics

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B.A. Tamil Literature

Semester Number of

the core courses


CC1 ,f;fhy ,yf;fpak;

CC2 ed;D}y; vOj;J (tpUj;jpAiu) I

CC3 ,yf;fzk; – II – ed;D}y; nrhy; (tpUj;jpAiu)

II CC4 rpw;wpyf;fpak;

CC5 ,yf;fzk; – III – ek;gpafg; nghUs; III

CC6 ,yf;fzk; – IV – Gwg;nghUs; ntz;ghkhiy

IV CC7 ,yf;fzk; – V – ahg;ngUq;fyf;fhhpif

CC8 ,yf;fpak; – III – fhg;gpaq;fs;

CC9 ,yf;fpak; – IV – rka ,yf;fpak;

CC10 ,yf;fpak; – V – mw ,yf;fpak; V

CC11 ,yf;fpak; – VI – rq;f ,yf;fpak;

CC12 ,yf;fpak; – VI – jz;bayq;fhuk;

CC13 ,yf;fpak; – VII – jkpo;r;nrk;nkhopg; gz;Gfs; VI

CC14 ,yf;fpak; – VIII – ehl;Lg;Gwtpay;

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B.Sc. Zoology

Semester Number of

the core courses


CC1 Invertebrata – I

CC2 Practical – I I

CC3 Invertebrata – II

II CC4 Chordata

CC5 Practical – II III

CC6 Cell and Molecular Biology

IV CC7 Physiology and Biochemistry

CC8 Genetics

CC9 Developmental Biology and Immunology

CC10 Practical – III

V

CC11 Ecology and Evolution

CC12 Microbiology

CC13 Biotechnology VI

CC14 Practical - IV

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B.B.A.

Semester Number of

the core courses


CC1 Principles of Accounting

CC2 Principles of Management I

CC3 Marketing Management

II CC4 Managerial Communication

CC5 Management Information System III

CC6 Cost Accounting

IV CC7 Human Resource Management

CC8 Management Accounting

CC9 Production Management

CC10 International Business V

CC11 Business Taxation

CC12 Financial Management

CC13 Entrepreneurial Development VI

CC14 Strategic Management

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Hotel Management & Catering Science

Semester Number of

the core courses


CC1 Food Production – I

CC2 Food Production Practicals I

CC3 Front Office Management

II CC4 Food Production - 2

CC5 Food Office Management III

CC6 Food Production Practical – II

IV CC7 Nutrition and Food Science

CC8 Food Production Theory

CC9 Hotel Law

CC10 Food and Beverage Service Practicals V

CC11 Food Production Practicals

CC12 Principles of Accounts

CC13 Personal Management Entrepreneurship VI

CC14 Food Preservation

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2e. Details of Allied Subjects and Electives: UG Programmes

Subject Number

Allied Subjects 2

Electives 4

Department Allied Subjects Electives

Allied Maths – I Analytical Chemistry

Allied Maths – II Essence from Organic Chemistry

Allied Maths – III

Allied Physics – I

Allied Physics Practical

Chemistry

Allied Physics – II

Business Economics Service Marketing

Banking Law and Practice Financial Services

Marketing

Business Communication using Computers

Company Law

Commerce

Business Management

Managerial Economics Services Marketing

Business Mathematics & Statistics Stock Exchange Practices

Business Environment

Business Laws

Operation Research

BBA

Organisational Behaviour

Basic Mathematics Linux System Administration

Operation Research Systems Analysis and Design

Numerical and Statistical Methods XML Programming

Applied Physics - I Artificial Intelligence

Computer Science

Applied Physics Lab Animation Techniques

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Applied Physics II Software Engineering

Python Programming

UML Programming

Mathematical Foundations Computer Graphics and Multi-media

Operations Research

Mathematics

Financial Accounting Software Engineering

Accounting Package Lab

BCA

E-commerce

Economic Statistics Cost and Management Accounting

Statistical Methods Financial Management for Economics

Statistics Pertaining to Indian Context

Principles of Commerce

Marketing

Economics

Principles of Accountancy

Social History of England English for Business Communication

History of English Literature Journalism

Comparative Literature

Literary Forms

Principles of Literary Criticism

English

Canadian Literature

Physics Numerical Methods

Physics Lab Astronomy

Allied Physics I Fuzzy Theory

Allied Physics II Operations Research

Probability and Statistics – I Mathematical Modelling

Probability and Statistics – II Number Theory

Mathematics

Probability and Statistics – III

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Food and Beverage Service BAR Management

Food and Beverage Service Practical Food Preservation

Accommodation Management

Food and Beverage Service – 2

Accommodation Management Practical

Hotel Management

Allied Hospitality Service

Allied Mathematics – I Programming in C

Allied Mathematics – II Microprocessor and Applications

Allied Mathematics – III

Allied Chemistry – I

Allied Chemistry Practical

Physics

Allied Chemistry – II

jkpof tuyhWk; gz;ghLk; xg;gpyf;fpak;

jkpo; nkhop tuyhW jpUf;Fws;

,jopay;

ehlftpay;

Rw;Wyhtpay;

Tamil

,yf;fpaj; jpwdha;T

Botany - I Biostatistics and Bio-instrumentation

Botany Practical Bio-informatics

Botany - II

Chemistry

Chemistry Practical

Zoology

Chemistry

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Details of Foundation Course and other subjects under Part IV

Subjects

Value Education

Environmental Studies

2f. Details of Core Subjects - PG Programmes

M.Sc. Chemistry

Semester Title of the core subjects

Inorganic Chemistry – I

Organic Chemistry – I

Inorganic Chemistry Practical – I I

Organic Chemistry Practical – I

Inorganic Chemistry – II

Organic Chemistry – II

Inorganic Chemistry Practical – II II

Organic Chemistry Practical – II

Inorganic Chemistry – III

Organic Chemistry – III III

Physical Chemistry – Practical I

Inorganic Chemistry – IV

Organic Chemistry - IV IV

Physical Chemistry Practical II

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M.Com.


Managerial Economics

Dynamics of Entrepreneurial Development

Organiational Behaviour I

Advanced Cost and Management Accounting

Advanced Financial Management

Strategic Management

Advanced Business Statistics & Quantitative Technique II

Global Marketing

Advanced Corporate Accounting

Research Methodology III

Security Analysis & Portfolio Management

Services Marketing

Income Tax Law & Practice IV

Human Resource Management

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M.Sc. Computer Science


Mathematical Foundations for Computer Science

Advanced Data Structures and Algorithms

Design of UNIX Operating System

Data Communication and Network Security

I

Lab 1

Data Base Systems

Software Engineering

Microprocessors and Microcontrollers II

Lab 2 – (J2EE)

Visual Programming

Object – oriented Analysis and Design

Principles of Compiler Design III

Lab 5 (VC++)

IV Lab 3 (CASE Tools Lab)

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M.Sc. Bio-technology


Cell and Molecular Biology

Biochemistry

Microbial Biotechnology

Principles of Genetic Engineering

I

Practicals

Metabolic Regulation

Immunology and Immunotechnology

Plant Biotechnology

Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

II

Practicals

Bioprocess and Enzyme Technology

Animal Biotechnology

Environmental Biotechnology III

Practicals

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MCA


Programming in C

Digital Electronics and Microprocessors

Web Programming

Software Lab – 1 (C)

I

Software Lab – 2 (Web Design)

Object Oriented Programming using C++

Data Structures and Algorithms

Data Base Systems

Software Lab – 3 (C++)

II

Software Lab – 4 (RDBMS)

Programming in JAVA

Operating System

Computer Organisation

Software Lab – 5 (JAVA)

III

Software Lab – 6 (Data Structures)

Windows Programming using WIN32 API and MFC

Computer Networks and Security


Software Lab – 7 (VC++)

IV

Software Lab – 8 (Distributed Programming)

Principles of Compiler Design

Graph and Automata Theory

XML & Web Services

Software Lab – 9 Web Services

V

Software Lab – 10 (Case Tools)

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M.Sc. Mathematics


Algebra

Real Analysis

Ordinary Differential Equations

Integral Equations, Calculus of Variations and Fourier

Transforms

I

Graph Theory

Linear Algebra

Complex Analysis

Topology II

Partial Differential Equations

Functional Analysis

Measure and Integration III

Fluid Dynamics

Differential Geometry IV

Stochastic Process

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M.Sc. Physics


Mathematical Physics – I

Classical Dynamics and Relativity

Analogue and Digital Electronics

Experimental Techniques

Practical I General Physics and Computer Programming

I

Practical II – Electronics and Instrumentation

Mathematical Physics – II

Electromagnetic Theory II

Quantum Mechanics

Statistical Mechanics

Nuclear and Particle Physics

Practical – III – Advanced General Physics III

Practical – IV – Digital Electronics and Microcontroller

Programming

Solid State Physics IV

Project

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M.Sc. Zoology


Biosystematics and Taxonomy

Animal Diversity

Molecular Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics I

Practical

Developmental Biology

Animal Physiology

Biochemistry and Biophysics II

Practical

Microbiology and Immunology

Research Methodology and Biotechniques III

Practical

Environmental Biology and Evolution

Genetic Engineering IV

Practical

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M.Sc. Information Technology


Programming in C and Data Structures

Operating System

Web Technologies

Mathematical Foundations in Computer Science

I

Lab – 1 – Programming in C and Web Design

Programming in JAVA

Data Base System

Management Information System and ERP II

Lab – 2 (Programming in JAVA and RDBMS)

Distributed Application Development


Multimedia and its Applications III

Lab – 13 (J2EE & .NET)

IV Lab – 4 (CASE Tools Lab)

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2g. EDC / Open Elective Courses offered in PG Programmes:

Programme Number

09 09

Details of Open Elective Courses offered by Departments

Department Course

Bio-technology Applications for Bio-technology for Human Welfare

Chemistry Green and Industrial Chemistry

Commerce Human Resource Management or Accounting for Executives

Computer Science Scientific Programming Using Python

MCA Network Management

Mathematics Numerical Analysis

Physics Crystal Growth and Thin Films

Zoology Medical Zoology

Information Technology Customer Relationship Management

2h. Details of subjects - M.Phil. Programme

Department Paper I Paper II Paper III Paper IV

Commerce Research

Methodology Advanced Financial &

Marketing Management Elective Course

Teaching & Learning Skills

Computer Science

Research Methodology

Advanced Concepts in Data Structures, Data Bases and

networking

Paper on Topic of Research


Physics Research

Methodology Advanced Physics Elective Course


Bio-Technology Research

Methodology Advanced in Biotechnology



Zoology Research

Methodology Recent Advances in Biological Research



Mathematics Research

Methodology Algebra and Analysis Elective Course


Graph Theory,

Continuous Distribution Teaching &

Learning Skills

Chemistry Research

Methodology Physical Methods in

Chemistry Optional Paper

General Skills of Teaching & Learning

in Chemistry

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3. Number of overseas programmes on : NIL campus and income earned

4. Does the college offer self-funded

programmes? : YES If yes, how many? NUMBER : 18

Programme Arts Commerce Science Management Total

UG 02 01 05 01 09

PG - 01 08 - 09

Total 02 02 13 01 18

5. Programmes with annual system : Nil

Annual System Diploma Certificate Courses Total

No - - -

6. Programmes with Semester System : YES NUMBER : 35

Number

Semester UG PG M.Phil. Diploma PG

Diploma Total

Yes 12 09 07 05 02 35

7. Programmes with Trimester system : No 8. Programmes with Choice Based

Credit System : YES NUMBER : 35

Number CBCS

UG PG M.Phil. PG Diploma Diploma Total

Yes 12 09 07 02 05 35

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9. Programmes with Elective / Open to all courses : YES

NUMBER : 28

Programmes UG PG M.Phil. Total

Elective / Open Elective Courses Options

12 09 07 28

10. Courses offered in modular form: Yes. Skill Based Courses are offered in modular form

11. Inter/multi-disciplinary programmes : Yes. Three programmes:

Computer Applications, Information Technology and Bio-technology

12. Courses with ICT – enabled teaching – learning process : YES NUMBER : 30

13. Courses for which where assessment of teachers by students has been introduced : YES NUMBER : All the

Programmes

14. Programmes with faculty exchange / visiting faculty : Five progammes

15. New programmes (UG and PG) introduced during the last three years : YES

NUMBER : 06

Year Programme

M.Sc. Bio-technology 2006-07

M.Phil. Mathematics

2007-08

M.Phil Comp Science

M.Phil Bio-technology

M.Sc. Chemistry

B.C.A.

2009-10 B.A. English Literature,

B.B.A. and B.A. Tamil literature

2011-12 M.Phil. Chemistry

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16. Has major syllabus revision done during the last five years? If yes, specify the number : YES

NUMBER : 04

Started with Non-CBCS in November 2004 and revised the syllabus in

the CBCS pattern in June 2005 with flexibility to accommodate changes in the

syllabus as and when required. The second revision in syllabus was

implemented during June 2008 and the recent revision is done in 2011.

17. Compulsory internships (UGC or

other vocational programmes) : YES NUMBER : 01

B.Sc. Hotel Management students attend compulsory internships in

reputed hotels.

18. Value added courses : YES NUMBER : 07

19. Feedback on Curriculum obtained from : Employers : YES NUMBER : 10 Students : YES NUMBER : 100 Parents : NO Alumni : YES NUMBER : 20 Academic Peers : YES NUMBER : 10

20. Number of Job Oriented Courses : YES NUMBER : 8 UG : 05 PG : 03

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21. Courses in emerging areas : YES NUMBER : 10 22. Is there a Practice of

Course Evaluation : YES. Course evaluation is carried out by Academic Audit and students’ evaluation

22. Programmes with

twinning arrangements / International collaborations : YES NUMBER : 01 M.B.A programme is offered

in the concurrent mode with the collaboration of Bharathidasan University

24. Any other (Specify) :

1. Comprehensive course is offered

2. Need-based curriculum is designed

3. Choice Based Credit System is followed

4. Academic flexibility is provided

5. Value based courses are offered

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Criterion – II : Teaching, Learning & Evlaluation I

1. Process of Student Admission to Various Programmes:

Number of Programmes Process

UG PG M.Phil.

Interview - - 7

Previous Academic Records 12 9 6

Preference to Ex-Service Man � � �

Preference to Sports persons � - -

Preference to Local Students � � �

2. Number of working days during the

last academic year (2010-11) : 180 days

3. Number of teaching days during the last

academic year (2010-11) : 174 days

4a. Number of positions sanctioned and filled as on February 2010:

Aided Unaided Total Category

Sanctioned Filled Vacant Sanctioned Filled Sanctioned Filled

Teaching 53 40 13 103 103 156 143

Non-Teaching

Staff

37 27 10 49 49 86 76

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4b. Department-wise details of teaching positions sanctioned and filled as on February 2010

Aided Unaided Department

Sanctioned Filled Vacant Sanctioned Filled

BCA - - - 5 5

Bio-Technology - - - 5 5

Botany 1 1 - - -

Business Administration - - - 4 4

Chemistry 6 4 2 7 7

Commerce 5 4 1 7 7

Computer Science 6 6 - 28 28

Economics 4 4 - - -

English 4 2 2 7 7

Library 1 1 - - -

Mathematics 5 3 2 15 -

Physical Education 1 1 - 1 1

Physics 12 8 4 13 13

Tamil 4 3 2 7 7

Zoology 4 3 2 4 4

Total 53 40 15 103 103

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4c. Details of non-teaching staff positions sanctioned and filled as on

February 2010.

Aided Gender Category

Sanctioned Filled Male Female

Superintendent 1 1 1 -

Special Assistant 2 2 2 -

Jr. Assistant 3 3 3 -

Special Typist - - - -

Typist 2 2 - 2

SG Storekeeper 1 1 1 -

Record Clerk 3 3 3 -

Lib. Assistant 1 1 1 -

Special Lab Assistant - - - -

Lab Assistant 9 7 7 -

Mechanic Grade I 1 - - -

Museum Keeper 1 1 - 1

Herbarium Keeper - - - -

Watchman 2 - - -

Sweeper 4 3 3 -

Gardener 1 - - -

Water Man 1 - - -

Scavenger 1 1 1 -

Marker - - - -

Office Assistant 4 2 2 -

Total 37 27 24 3

Sanctioned : 37

Filled : 27

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4d. Details of non-teaching staff employed for unaided section - Management Staff

Section Category Total

College Office Clerk cum Typist 12

Lab & Library Assistant 15

Support Staff Hardware Mechanic 3

Computer Centre Programmer 8

Campus Sweepers + Gardeners 11

Total 49

5a. Number of regular and permanent teachers :

S. No.

Name of the Department

Sanctioned Strength

Actual in position

No. of faculty members with

M.Phil.

No. of Faculty

Members with Ph.D.

Vacancy Position

1. Botany 1 1 1 1 -

2. Chemistry 6 4 4 3 2

3. Commerce 5 4 4 3 1

4. Computer Science 6 6 4 1 -

5. Economics 4 4 4 3 -

6. English 4 2 2 1 2

7. Librarian 1 1 1 - -

8. Mathematics 5 3 3 2 2

9. Physical Director 1 1 - 1 -

10. Physics 12 8 8 5 4

11. Tamil 4 3 2 3 1

12. Zoology 4 3 2 2 1

Total 53 40 35 25 13

Category Number

Professor -

Associate Professor 18

Assistant Professor 22

Total 40

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5b. Number of Temporary Teachers - Management Staff in Aided Section

Department Number

Chemistry 2

Commerce 1

Economics 1

English 1

Library 1

Mathematics 2

Physics 2

Tamil 1

Zoology 1

Total 12

5c. Number of teachers belonging to same state and other states

Category Aided Unaided Total

Same State 40 103 143

Other States - - -

Total 40 103 143

6a. Number of permanent teachers qualified and their percentage to the

total faculty strength

Category Faculty Strength Qualified Percentage

Permanent & Approved 40 40 100

Overall 40 40 100

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6b. Teacher Student Ratio (2009-10)

Section Total Number of Teachers

Total Number of Students

Teacher – Student Ratio

Aided 40 839 1:20

Unaided 103 1878 1:18

Overall 143 2717 1:19

6c. Number and percentage of teachers who have Ph.D. as the highest

qualification

Category Number Strength Percentage

Aided 25 40 62.50

Unaided 5 103 4.85

Overall 30 143 20.98

Department-wise number of teachers with Ph.D.

Number Department

Aided Unaided

Botany 1 -

Chemistry 3 -

Commerce 4 -

Computer Science 1 -

Economics 3 -

English 1 -

Mathematics 2 -

Physics 5 -

Tamil 3 2

Zoology 2 2

Physical Education 1 -

Biotechnology - 1

Total 25 5

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Department – wise number of teachers pursuing research leading to Ph.D. at present

Department Number

Bio-technology 1

Commerce 1

Computer Science 3

Economics 1

English 1

Mathematics 3

Physics 5

Tamil 1

Zoology 2

Total 18

6d. Number and percentage of teachers who have M.Phil. as the highest

qualification.

Category Number Total Strength Percentage

Aided 15 40 37.50

Unaided 75 103 73.0

Total 90 143 62.9

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Department-wise number of teachers with M.Phil. as their highest qualification

Number Department

Aided Unaided

Chemistry 2 4

Bio-technology - 1

Commerce - 11

Computer Science 5 24

Economics 1 -

English 1 5

Library 1 -

Mathematics 1 14

Physics 3 9

Tamil - 7

Zoology 1 -

Total 15 75

6e. Number and Percentage of

teachers who have completed : NUMBER : 7 SLET / NET / CSIR exam Percentage : 4.9

Name Department Designation

K.T. Tamil Mani English Asst. Professor

Dr. S. Rajendran Tamil Asst. Professor

Mrs. Mary Anbumathy Commerce Asst. Professor

Mrs. T. Jayasankari Mathematics Asst. Professor

C. Prabakaran Tamil Asst. Professor

S. Sahaya Latha Rani Physical Education Asst. Professor

R. Selvakumar Librarian Asst. Professor

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6f. Number and percentage of the faculty who have served as resource persons in Workshops / Seminar / Conferences during the last five years :

RESOURCE PERSON

Departments 2005-2006

2006-2007

2007-2008

2008-2009

2009-2010

Botany - - 1 1 1

Commerce 1 1 1 1 1

Computer Science 1 1 1 1 1

Economics - - 1 1 -

English - - 1 1 1

Mathematics - - - 1 1

Physical Education - - - - 1

Physics 3 3 3 3 3

Tamil - - 1 1 1

Zoology 1 1 1 1 1

Total 6 6 10 11 11

6g. Number of faculty development

programmes availed of by teachers during the last five years :

Programme

2005

-200

6

2006

-200

7

2007

-200

8

2008

-200

9

2009

-201

0

Total

Refresher Course 4 5 2 9 5 25

Orientation Programme 2 - 2 7 4 15

Faculty Development Programme 2 - - - - 2

Short-Term Academic Programme - - - - 1 1

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Teachers who attended Orientation Course - 51

Year Name of the Staff Dept Duration

R. Manimekalai Economics 28 days 2005

M.P. Shanthi Zoology 28 days

T. Jaya Sankari Mathematics 28 days 2007

M. Mary Anbumathy Economics 28 days

R. Sangeetha Physics 28 days

J. Geetha Mathematics 28 days

T. Porselvi Economics 28 days

S. Charles Britto CS 28 days

S. Murugan CS 28 days

K. Mani CS 28 days

M. Mary Anbumathy Commerce 28 days

P. Palaniyandi Physics 28 days

K. Karunakaran Economics 28 days

P.R. Venkatesh Physics 28 days

2009

V. Savithri Mathematics 28 days

Teachers who attended Refresher Course

Year Name of the Staff Dept Duration

A. Venkatesan Physics 21 days 2005

Thillaiyadi Valliammai Chemistry 21 days

A. Kanagavalli Physics 21 days

S. Rajendran Tamil 21 days

A. Sekar Chemistry 21 days

S. Sahayalatha Rani Physical Education 21 days

R. Selvakumar Library 21 days

P. Neelanarayanan Zoology 21 days

2006

C. Sasikumar Botany 21 days

2007 K. Revathi Economics 21 days

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C. Sasikumar Botany 21 days


R. Manimekalai Economics 21 days

P. Neelanarayanan Zoology 21 days

K. Mani CS 21 days

S. Charles Britto CS 21 days

S. Murugan CS 21 days


2008

K. Kanagasundari Zoology 21 days

K.T. Tamil Mani English 21 days

A. Rajendran Physics 21 days 2009

A. Venkatesan Physics 21 days

K.T. Tamil Mani English 21 days

D. Viji Saral Elizabeth Chemistry 21 days

V. Saavithri Mathematics 21 days 2010

S. Sahayalatha Rani Physical Education 21 days

Teachers who availed Faculty Development Programme

Department Name of the Staff Institution and Place Duration

English K.T. Tamil Mani Department of English,

Bharathidasan University 2 years

Chemistry D. Viji Saral Elizabeth Department of Chemistry,

Bishop Heber College 2 years

Teachers who attended Short Term Academic Programme

Department Name of the Staff

Institution and Place Topic Duration

Physics A. Venkatesan Kerala Non-linear dynamics

one month

Zoology Saravanan Trichy Fisheries one month

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6h. Number of faculty development programmes organized by the

college during the last six years.

Faculty Development Programme Number

Yoga Art of living 1

Orientation Orientation for newly recruited faculty 2

ICT Enhancement of ICT skills 1

Personality Development Quality Management 1

Total 5

Detail of Seminars on Curricular Development, Teaching – Learning, etc., organized by the college

Year Title Date Participants

2003 Examination Reforms 27-29 Nov. 2003 All Teaching

Faculty

Department wise details of Research Development Programme (Seminars and Workshops) organized

No. of Seminars Organized Department

2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Total

Botany / Bio-technology - - 1 - - 1

English - - - - 1 1

Physics - - - - 1 1

Zoology - 1 1 1 2 5

Total - 1 2 1 4 8

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Department wise details of Guest Lectures organized

No. of Guest Lecture Programme Organized Department

2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Total

Bio-Technology - - 1 2 1 4

Botany - - - - 1 1

Chemistry 1 2 1 2 1 7

Commerce 3 2 2 3 2 12

Computer Science 5 2 5 4 5 21

Economics 3 2 1 2 1 9

English - - 2 3 2 7

Mathematics - 3 2 3 3 11

Physics 2 3 2 2 3 12

Tamil - - 2 1 1 4

Zoology 2 1 2 3 2 10

Total 16 15 20 25 22 98

7. Number and Percentage of the courses where predominantly lecture method is used :

Programme Discipline Percentage of lecture

hours to the total hours per week

Botany 67

Business Administration 100

Chemistry 67

Commerce 92.5

Computer Science 67

Economics 100

English 100

BCA 67

Mathematics 92

Hotel Management & Catering Science 67

Physics 67

Tamil 100

UG

Zoology 67

Chemistry 67

Commerce 95

Computer Science 67

Mathematics 100

Physics 67

PG

Biotechnology 67

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8. Does the college have the tutor-ward system? : YES,

The staff-incharge of the class concerned performs the role of the tutor.

9a. Remedial and special coaching : YES

Programme Offered NUMBER : 2

Details of Remedial and Special Coaching Progrommes offered to UG students

2008-09 2009-10

Department Number of Students benefited

Number of Groups

Number of Students benefited

Number of Groups

Commerce 20 1 24 1

English 280 6 296 6

Mathematics 36 2 48 2

10. Bridge Course Offered : YES

NUMBER : 2

Bridge Course Offered Beneficiaries

2008-09 409

2009-10 433

11a. Is there a mechanism for

self appraisal of faculty : YES

11b. Is there a mechanism for Student Assessment of faculty Performance? : YES

Year Number of Respondents

2009-2010 433

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Outcome of Student Assessment of Teachers

2010-2011 Aspects

Good Ave

The teacher is punctual to the class � -

The teacher is able to maintain discipline in the class � -

The teacher comes prepared to the class � -

The teacher has the clear knowledge of the subject � -

The teacher communicates well � -

The teacher encourages students to ask question in the class - �

The teacher clears doubts in the subject � -

The teacher provides course material - �

The teacher is helpful to the weaker students � -

The teacher takes all her classes without canceling any � -

The teacher completes the syllabus on time � -

The valuation of answer scripts is objective (neither strict nor liberal) - �

The teacher returns the valued answer scripts on time � -

The teacher treats every students equally without favoritism � -

The teacher is available to the students outside the class hours - �

The teacher gives references for further study - �

The teacher uses creative methods of teaching - �

The teacher is easily approachable when students are in need of help � -

The teacher motivates students to learn and creates interest � -

The teacher gives guidance for the future � -

The teacher has a positive attitude towards the institution � -

11c. Is there a mechanism for

assessment of faculty : NIL performance by expert?

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12. Do the faculty members perform additional : YES administrative work?

Average Number of hours spent per week by the faculty : 2 hours per week

Details of administrative work undertaken by faculty

Nature of Administrative work Number

Principal 1

Controller of Examinations 1

Heads of Departments 11

IQAC Coordinator 1

Members of various Committees 20

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Criterion – III : Research, Consultancy & Extension I

1. Number and Percentage of faculty members actively engaged in research guidance and projects.

Number : 31

Percentage : 74%

Department-wise details of number of faculty members involved in research guidance and projects

M.Phil. Guides (2005-2011) Departments

2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

Commerce 4 4 4 4 4 4

Computer Science - - - 8 8 8

Mathematics - - - 2 2 2

Physics 5 5 5 8 8 8

Zoology - - 4 4 4 4

Chemistry - - - - - 2

Bio-technology - - - - 3 3

Total 9 9 13 26 29 31

Ph.D. Guides (2005-2011) Departments

2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

Botany/Bio-technology - - - - 1 1


Economics - - 1 1 1 1

Mathematics - - - - 1 1

Physics 5 5 5 5 5 5

Zoology - - - 3 3 3

Chemistry - - - - - 2

Physical Education - - - - - 1

Total 6 6 7 10 14 17

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PG Project Guides (2005-2011) Departments

2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

Physics 13 13 13 13 13 13

Computer Science 15 15 15 15 15 15

Mathematics 3 3 3 3 3 3

Zoology 3 3 3 3 3 3

Bio Technology - 2 2 2 2 2

Chemistry - - - 9 9 9


Total 9 9 13 26 26 26

2. Are there any

Research Collaborations? : YES National : 4 Overseas : 2

Details of Collaborating Organizations and Institutions

Indian National Science Academy (INSA), Bangalore

JNCASR, Bangalore

IISc., Bangalore

Centre for Non-Linear Dynamics (CNLD), Tiruchirappalli

University of Potsdam, Germany

3. Total Amount and percentage of the annual budget allocated for

promotion of research.

` 25,000/-

5% of the budget

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4a. Do the faculty members have research projects : YES

Ongoing : 6 Completed : 5

Project Ongoing Completed

Major 2 1

Minor 4 4

Details of the Projects

Major projects Number Agency Amount

(in `̀̀̀ )

UGC Major 1 Ministry of Environment 16,75,000

UGC Major 1 UGC 7,49,000

UGC Minor 6 UGC 6,25,000

DST 1 DST FIST 35,00,000

Number of student research projects 3 TNSCST 30,000

5a. Research and other Publications in the last five years:

Nature Number

International Journals 57

National Journals – referred papers 81

College Journal 5

Books 6

Abstracts 30

Total 179

Mean Impact Factor of the research journals in which publications were made during the last 5 years : 1.62

Research Awards, recognition,

patents etc. during the last five years, if any (specify)

Number

4

DST-Young Scientist Award

DST-Visiting Fellow

UGC-Visiting IUC Award

INSA Fellowship

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5b. Department wise details of Publications:

Department

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Nat

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Jour

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Physics 34 10 6 16 - 3

Chemistry 7 4 2 2 - 1

Zoology 10 9 7 10 - 2

Bio-technology 6 6 3 3 - -

Commerce 8 15 2 4 - -

Computer Science 8 15 8 6 - 4

Tamil 2 17 2 5 - -

English - 4 5 5 1 4

Mathematics 5 8 4 4 - -

Economics - 6 6 4 - -

Total 80 94 40 54 1 14

5c. FIST sponsored departments (DST)

Department Duration Amount Sanctioned (`̀̀̀ in lakhs)

Physics 5 years 35.5 lakhs

5e. Awards and Recognition received

by the Faculty Members : 7

Details of Awards

Year Name of the Faculty Name of the Award Organisation /

Agency

2007 Dr. P. Palaniyandi DST-Young Scientist Award SERC

2007 Dr. R. Nagalakshmi DRDO – Visitor DRDO

1995 M. Muralidharan Best NSS Program officer Tamil Nadu Govt.

2005 Dr.S.Kumararaman UGC – Visiting Fellow UGC

2009 R. Gopal INSA – Fellowship IASC

2008 P.R. Venkatesh INSA – Fellowship IASC

2010 R. Mala Internet Governance Fellowship NIXI

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6. Has the faculty presented research papers in academic forums : YES NUMBER : 117 National Seminars : 112 International Seminars : 5

Years International National Total

2006-07 1 26 27

2007-08 1 27 28

2008-09 1 23 24

2009-10 1 22 23

2010-11 1 14 15

Total 5 112 117

Number of papers Presented (NAAC and IQAC)

Nature Number

Quality sustenance in Higher Education 1

Total 1

7. Average citation index of

publication of faculty : 1.62 8. Number of other curricular /

co-curricular activities organized in collaboration with other agencies / NGOs (Such as Rotary / Lions etc.) on campus : 10

9. Extension Center : Year 2007

Centre for Eco friendly Agro-Technologies

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10. Number of regular extension programmes organized by NSS, NCC, YRC, RRC & Youth Forum (per year) :

Extension Unit Number of Programmes

NSS 30

NCC (State Level) 5

NCC (National Level) 1

YRC 6

RRC 1

Youth Club 4

Total 41

Details of Programmes organized by NSS – per year

Activities Number

Training Programme on Personality Development Programme 1

Water Resource Management 1

Celebration of National festivals in Villages 2

Aids Awareness Programme 2

Participation in Independence day Camp 2

Entrepreneurship Development Programme 4

First –Aid Awareness Programme 1

Eye Camp Awareness Programme 4

Tree Plantation Programme 5

Computer Awareness Programme 2

Women’s Day Celebrations 1

Temple / Village Cleaning 2

Drug De Addiction 1

General Health Care Awareness Programme 1

Blood Donation Camp 1

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Details of staff who attended NSS Orientation / Refresher Courses / Camp

Year Name of the Staff Institution and Place Duration

2010 R. Kabilan JIM – Patnitop – JK 10 days

2009

R. Kabilan, Dr.K.Karunakaran, Dr. K. Saravanan,

V. Vijayalakshmi,

V. Vanitharani

Bharathidasan University 2 days

11. Average Number of NCC cadets

Since 2005 : 90 students /year

Average Number of YRC : 150 students / year

Year Strength

2006-07 150

2007-08 150

2008-09 150

2009-10 150

2010-11 200

11b. Details of the programmes participated by NCC Cadets

State Level National Level

Number of Programmes 3 8

Number of Cadets Attended 30 11

State Level

Activities No. of programmes

No. of Cadets attended

Combined Annual Training Programme 2 30

Republic Day Training Camp 1 03

Shooting Competition Camp 1 05

Rock Climbing Camp 1 02

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National Level

Activities Number of programmes

No. of Cadets attended

National Integration Camp 1 2

Republic Day Camp 1 1

Shooting Competition Camp 3 1

Army Attachment Camp 1 2

Officer’s Training Academy 1 3

Trekking Expedition 1 2

12. Number of NSS Volunteers / Units

Year No. of Units Total Number of NSS Volunteers

2006-07 6 300

2007-08 6 300

2008-09 6 300

2009-10 6 300

2010-11 6 300

Programmes organized by Youth Red Cross – 30 Programmes

Activities Number per year

First-Aid Awareness Programme 1

Awareness about Legal rights of women 1

Blood donation camp 1

Blood grouping test 1

AIDS Awareness Programme 1

Celebration of International women’s day 1

Stress Management Programmes 1

Eye camp 1

Yoga Programme 1

General Health Care Programme 1

Consumer Awareness 1

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13a. Number of Staff engaged in Consultancy : 1

13b. Details of Persons who served as

Resource Persons in Entrepreneurship Development Programmes conducted for Women Self Help Group Members : 2

14. Consultancy Earnings per annum : `̀̀̀ 1,25,000/- per year (Vermicompost) 15. Any other, Please specify : Nil

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Criterion – IV : Infrastructure & Learning Resources I

1a. Campus area in acres : 45.20 Acres

Built-up area in sq. ft. : 3,68,640 sq. ft. 34,260 m2 1b. Buildings and Structures on College Campus

Block Area (Sq. Ft.)

Main Building 36,837

Tiled Building 19,355

Computer Science Lab 11,888

IT Block 31,876

Bio-Technology Block 28,880

PG Chemistry Lab Block 15,120

M M Block 6,450

Work shop 3,528

Catering and Management Block 14,300

Library 6,736

Multipurpose Hall 24,000

2. Working hours of the Library : 8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.

On working days : 8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.

On holidays : 9.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.

On examination days : 8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.

3. Average Number of faculty : 40

visiting the library / day 4. Average number of students : 300

visiting the library / day

5. Open access : YES

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6. Total Collections : 37,295

Titles Volumes

a) Books : 3,115 37,295

b) Text books : 2,299 31,120

c) Reference books : 1,861 5,800

d) Magazines : 18 18

e) Current Journals :

Indian journals : 31

Foreign Journals : 02

f) Peer reviewed Journals : 23

g) Back volumes of journals : 928

h) E-resources

CDs / DVDs : 223

Online journals : N-list

i) Special Collections

Competitive examinations : 320

Book Bank : 1719

j) Any other :

Donated books from USIS & others : --

Maps : --

Newspapers : English – 3; Tamil - 4 (Tamil and English)

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7. Number of books, journals and magazines added and their cost in the last six years.

The year before last The year before Library Resources

Number Total Cost Number Total Cost

Text books 1,345 2,78,000 2,019 5,54,900

Reference books 54 1,08,526 48 50,407

Journals / Periodicals 17 21,890 12 32,800

8. Furnish the following details :

a) Total carpet area of the General Library (in sq. ft.) : 6736 Sq. ft.

b) Seating capacity of General Library : 96

c) Separate reading room facility for students : Yes

d) Separate reading room facility for staff : Yes

e) Number of Department Libraries: 09

9. Is the General Library automated? : YES 10. Percentage of annual allocation

of funds to the library out of the total budget : 15%

11. Services and facilities in the library

Circulation of books and Journals : Yes

Display of current events / information : Yes

Bibliographic compilation : --

Reference : Yes

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Reprography : Yes

Computer and Printing : Yes

Internet : Yes

Digitalization : --

Inter-library loan : --

Uninterrupted power supply / back up : Yes

User Orientation / information literacy : Yes

Intel-net / Delnet : Yes

12. Are students allowed to

retain books for examination : Yes 13. Furnish the information about the

following library services : Average number of books issued / returned per day : 210 Average number of users who visited / consulted per month : 6600 Ratio of library books to the number of students enrolled : 1:14

Total number of days the library is kept open : 300 days

14. Total Number of Computer

Terminals in the College : 325

a) Number of Departments with computer facilities : 10

b) Budget allotment for computers during the last academic year : `̀̀̀ 16,52,000.00

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c) Amount spent on maintenance and upgrading of computer facilities during the last academic year : `̀̀̀ 1,07,843.00 d) Type of Internet facility : Dialup : -- Baseline : -- Broad band: Yes Any other (specify): VPN e) Number of terminals with Internet facility available to :

Students : 20

Teachers : 10

Non-teaching staff : 09

Institutional networking through

Optical Fiber connectivity : Yes

Wi fi connectivity : Yes

Any other (specify) : Structured Cabling system

15. Is there a Workshop /

Instrumentation Centre? : Yes

Year of Establishment : 1984

16. Is there a Health Centre? : No

17. Is there Residential accommodation provided for

Faculty : Yes

Non-teaching Staff : Yes

18. Are there Hostels for students? : Yes

If yes, number of students residing in hostels :

Male : Yes Number : 534

Female : Yes Number : 1429

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19. Is there a provision for :

(a) Sports fields : Yes Number: 12

(b) Gymnasium : No

(c) Women’s rest rooms : Yes Number: 1

(d) Transport : Yes 7 Buses, 1 Van

(e) Canteen / Cafeteria : Yes


(f) Students’ Centre : Yes

(g) Media Centre : No

(h) Telephone facility (Local / STD) : Yes

Year of Introduction : 1969

(i) Generator / Electricity Backup : Yes

Year of Introduction : 2000

20. Is there provision for Audio visual Equipment / Teaching aids :

LCD Projectors : Yes Number : 9

OHP : Yes Number : 4

Slide Projectors : Yes Number : 1

TV / VCP / Cable Connection: Yes

DVD Players : Yes

21. Does the institution make use of Edu sat / V sat facility : No

22. Is there provision for Indoor sports facilities : Yes

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23. Any other (specify) :

� Air conditioned seminar hall

� Multi purpose hall

� Audio Visual Hall

� Separate Computer Lab with Internet facility in Women’s Hostel

� Lord Vinayaka Temple

� Separate 250 KVA HT power supply

� Three backup generators with 63KVA, 180KVA and 200KVA

capacity

� Reverse Osmosis water purification plant

� Waste water treatment plant and used for irrigation

� Vermicompost yard for waste management

� Green House

� Bio gas plant

� BPO centre with a capacity of 250 terminals established in

association with M/S HOV services Ltd., Chennai. (Headquarters-

USA)

� Parking shed for two wheelers and four wheelers.

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Criterion – V : Student Support & Progression I

1a. Details of Student Strength :

(Provide information in the following format for the last 5 years)

Aided Programme (Men) – UG (I, II & III Years)

S. No. Students from 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

1. Tamil Nadu 267 247 201 188 153

2. Other States - - - - 01

3. Other Nations - - 01 - -

Total 267 247 202 188 154

Aided Programme (Women) –UG (I, II & III Years)

S. No.

Students from

2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

1. Tamil Nadu 699 664 630 625 635

2. Other States - 01 - - 01

3. Other Nations - - 01 - -

Total 699 663 631 625 636

Aided Programme (Men) –PG (I & II Years)


1. Tamil Nadu 08 08 07 04 10

2. Other States - - - - -

3. Other Nations - - - - -

Total 08 08 07 04 10

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Aided Programme (Women) –PG (I & II Years)


1. Tamil Nadu 04 35 43 22 17



Total 04 35 43 22 17

Self Financed Programme (Men) - UG (including I, II & III Years) as on Roll


1. Tamil Nadu 360 452 497 475 419



Total 360 452 498 475 419

Self Financed Programme (Women) – UG (including I, II & III Years) as on Roll


1. Tamil Nadu 772 836 830 872 882



Total 772 837 830 872 882

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Self Financed Programme (Men) –PG (to be altered) (including I, II & III Years) as on Roll


1. Tamil Nadu 192 247 203 131 108

2. Other States - - - - 01


Total 192 247 203 131 109

Self Financed Programme (Women) – PG (to be altered)

(including I, II & III Years) as on Roll


1. Tamil Nadu 391 471 393 259 195


3. Other Nations - - - - 01

Total 391 471 393 259 196

Self Financed Programme (Men) –M.Phil.


1. Tamil Nadu 10 06 16 32 29



Total 10 06 16 32 29

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Self Financed Programme (Women) –M.Phil


1. Tamil Nadu 29 32 44 66 91



Total 29 32 44 66 91

1b. Dropout rate of UG and PG students in the past two batches:

UG

Year Dropout rate

2009-2010 3.6%

2010-2011 4.5%

PG

Year Dropout rate

2009-2010 1.99%

2010-2011 0.59%

1c. Dropout rate during different years after admission in the last two

batches.

UG

S. No. Year Percentage

1. 2008-2009 5.3%

2. 2009-2010 5.3%

3. 2010-2011 4.9%

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PG

S. No. Year Percentage

1. 2009-2010 1.99%

2. 2010-2011 0.59%

2. Student Freeships and scholarships for the past five years (2010-2011)

Number Amount

(in `̀̀̀))))

Scholarships (Government) 2411 1,27,43,312

Scholarships (Institution) 13 13,000

Loan facilities 545 36,13,000

S. No. Scholarship Particulars (2010 – 2011) No. of

Students Amount (in

`̀̀̀)

1. Scholarship to SC Students 853 63,28,375

2. Higher Education Special Scholarship 602 41,96,500

3. Scholarship to BC Students 196 3,15,787

4. Scholarship to EVR Nagammai 11 11,000

5. Scholarship to Farmer Security Scheme 734 17,81,250

6. Scholarship to the Children of Deceased Govt. Servants 01 10,000

7. Tamilnadu Education Trust Scholarship 03 14,500

8. Munisamy Chettiar Trust Scholarship 01 2,000

9. Scholarship to Teachers Health Fund Scheme 01 5,000

10. The Sitaram Jindal Foundation Scholarship 05 16,400

11. UGC Indra Gandhi Scholarship 01 40,000

12. Sports Scholarship 11 45,500

13. A.V. Scholarship 16 1,74,473

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01 10,000

15. khw;Wj;jpwdhspfspd; fy;tp cjtpj;njhif 03 16,400

2438 1,27,43,312

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3. Does the College obtain feedback from students on their campus experience? : YES

4. Major College Cultural Events organized by the college during the

last year

Organized Participated

Yes No Number Yes No Number

Inter-collegiate - - - Yes - 7

Inter-university - - - - - -

National - - - - - -

Intra Collegiate Yes - 1 - - -

5. Examination Results (data of past five years)

UG

Students Performance 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

Pass Percentage 81.32 87.30 80.94 80.39 74.51

No of First Class 224 352 368 368 412

No of Distinction 44 172 119 123 77

PG


Pass Percentage 91.07 94.89 88.56 88.67 94.12

No of First Class 169 120 137 178 102

No of Distinction 85 102 102 132 74

M.Phil.


Pass Percentage 96.43 91.66 91.43 91.23 44.10

No. of First Class 06 07 17 29 03

No. of Distinction 21 12 25 14 08

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6. Number of students who have passed the following examinations during the last five years

NET : 1

Defense Entrance : 1

Other services : 2

Any other (specify)

7. Is there a Students Counseling Center? : YES

Year of establishment : 2008

8. Is there a Grievance Redressal Cell? : YES


9. Does the college have Alumnae Association : YES


10. Parent-Teacher Association : YES


11. Is there a Students’ Group Insurance Scheme? : YES

12. Number of students supported by College Funds in the last five years : 27

13. Complaint Cell for preventing Sexual harassment of women? : YES

14. Number of students using

book bank facility (per year on an average) :

Year No. of Students Benefited

2007-2008 184

2008-2009 240

2009-2010 263

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15. Number of students opting for further studies : 80% of UG students

opt for higher studies; 30% of PG opt for Higher studies

16. Career Counselling : YES

17. Is there a Placement Cell? : YES

18. Single window admission for foreign students : Not applicable

19. Any other : ---

Criterion – VI : Governance & Leadership

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1a. Details of Teaching Staff :

Permanent - Aided : Male : 28 Female : 12

Unaided : Male : 36

Female : 67

Aided Unaided Department

Male Female Male Female

Bio-technology - - 3 -

Botany 1 - - -

Chemistry 3 1 1 4

Commerce 3 1 2 9

Computer science 6 - 6 24

Economics 1 3 - -

English 2 - 6 5

Hotel Management & Catering Science

- - 3 -

Librarian 1 - 1 -

Mathematics - 3 2 12

Physical Directress - 1 1 -

Physics 7 1 5 6

Tamil 2 1 4 5

Zoology 2 1 2 2

Total 28 12 36 67


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1b. Details of Non-teaching Staff :

Permanent - Aided : Male : 24 Female : 3

Unaided : Male : 14

Female : 35

Aided Unaided Category

Male Female Male Female

Superintendent 1 - - -

Assistant 2 - - 4

Jr. Assistant 3 - - 4

Special Typist - - - 1

Typist - 2 1 1

SG Storekeeper 1 - - -

Record Clerk 3 - 1 4

Lib. Assistant 1 - - 4

Office Assistant 1 - 3 4

Lab Assistant 7 - 3 -

Mechanic Grade I 1 - - -

Museum Keeper - 1 - -

Herbarium Keeper - - - -

Watchman - - 5 -

Sweeper 3 - 1 7

Gardener - - - 6

Water Man - - - -

Scavenger 1 - - -

Marker - - - -

Total 24 3 14 35


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1c. Number of Technical Assistants :

Permanent : 01 Temporary : 04

1d. Teaching / Non-teaching staff ratio :

Category Teaching Non-Teaching Ratio

Aided 40 27 5:1

2. Number of Management Appointees

Section Total

Teaching Staff 103

Non - Teaching Staff 49

Total 152 3. Percentage of posts filled under reserved categories

Teaching Staff


Number Percentage Number Percentage

SC 1 2.5 12 12

OBC 35 87.5 88 87

General (OC) 4 10.0 3 1

Total 40 100.0 103 100

Non – Teaching Staff


Number Percentage Number Percentage

SC 9 33.3 20 41

OBC 16 59.2 24 49

General (OC) 2 7.4 5 10

Total 27 100 49 100


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4. Number of non-teaching staff development Programmes organized : 01

5. Financial resources of the college

(approximate amounts) – Last year’s data (2010 – 11) :

Grant – in – aid : `̀̀̀ 3,97,29,432/-

Fees : `̀̀̀ 3,18,508/-

Self-funded courses – Fee : `̀̀̀ 2,32,43,840/-

Any other (specify) : --

6. Finance – last two years data :

Expenditure (in percentages of the total annual budget)

Year before last (2009-10)

Last year (2010-11)

spent on the salaries of faculty 2,84,46,375 3,27,78,385

spent on the salaries of non-teaching employees 47,89,217 69,51,047

spent on books and journals 3,97,603 6,95,924

spent on building development 17,12,892 17,12,892

spent on maintenance, electricity, water, sports, examinations, hostels, student amenities, etc.

42,18,407 42,18,407

spent on academic activities of departments, laboratories, green house, animal house, etc.

1,76,029 1,79,391

spent on equipment, research, teaching aids, seminars etc. 8,74,043 25,73,723

spent on contingency / miscellaneous expenditure 2,73,331 3,18,508

7. Number of meetings of Academic

and Administrative Bodies : Governing Body : 6

College Committee : 4

Finance Committee : 6

Academic Council : 8

Boards of Studies : 15


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8. Are there Welfare Schemes for the academic community (average of past 5 years):

Loan facility : Yes

Medical Group Insurance : Yes

9. Is there ICT-support for the following :

Office : Yes

Student Admission : Yes

Student Records : Yes

Career counselling : Yes

Student Placements : Yes

Aptitude Testing : Yes

Examinations : Yes

Finance : Yes

10. Any other (specify) :

(a) The Institution has constituted the following committees for effective

governance.

1. Academic Audit Committee

2. Examination Reform committee

3. Disciplinary Committee

4. Research and Development Committee

5. IQAC council

6. Grievance Redressal Committee

7. Anti-Ragging Committee

8. Prevention of Sexual Harassment of Women

9. Library Committee

10. Magazine Committee

11. Sports and Extracurricular committee

(b) The following meetings are conducted periodically / as and when

required.

1. Meetings of Heads of Departments

2. Staff Meeting

Criterion – VII : Innovative Practices

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1. Does the college have an Internal Quality Assurance mechanism : YES


Composition of IQAC

1. Dr.K.Ramasami - Principal Chairperson

2. Dr.A.Rajendran – Asst Prof of Physics Coordinator

3. Prof.M.Ponnambalam – Chairman, Governing Body Representative from

management

4. Er.P.Balasubramanian – President College Committee Representative from

management

5. Dr.T.Jeyaprakasam – Associate Professor of Commerce – Secretary Academic Council

Ex Officio Member

6, Dr.A.Venkatesan – Asst Prof of Physics – Joint Secretary, Academic Council

Ex Officio Member

7. Prof.M.Muralidharan – Head , Department of Computer Science

Member

8. Prof K.T.Tamilmani – Head, Department of English Member

9. Prof.T.Jayasankari – Head, Department of Mathematics Member

10. Dr.P.Neelanarayanan – Asst Professor of Zoology Member

11. Thiru.R.Selvakumar – Librarian Member

12. Dr.K.Karunakaran – Asst Professor of Economics Member

13. Dr.K.Anbarasu – Principal, National College, Tiruchirarppalli

External Member

14. Dr.Kirubakaran DGM , BHEL, Tiruchirappalli External Member

15. Thiru B.V.Ramanan, Managing Director, CIVIA Polymers, Tiruchirappalli

External Member

2. Does the college have a centre

for Women’s Studies? : NO 3. Do students participate in the

Quality Enhancement of the Institution? : YES


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4. Number and percentage of students in the college for the last academic year

2010-11 Category

No. Percentage

SC 783 31.0

ST 72 3.0

OBC 1396 55.0

OC 283 11.0

Total (ST / SC / OBC / OC) 2534 100

5. Number and Percentage of staff under the following categories

Teaching Staff


No. Percentage No. Percentage

SC 1 2.5 12 12.0

OBC 35 87.5 88 87.0

OC 4 10.0 3 1.0

Total (ST/SC/OBC/OC) 40 100.0 103 100.0

Non – Teaching Staff


No. Percentage No. Percentage

SC 9 33.3 20 41.0

OBC 16 59.2 24 49.0

OC 2 7.4 5 10.0

Total (ST/SC/OBC/OC) 27 100.0 49 100.0


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6. The Percentage of incremental academic growth in terms of aggregate marks for the last two batches.

UG Courses

At Admission in % On completion of course in %

Category Batch I (2006-09)

Batch II (2007-10)

Batch I (2006-09)

Batch II (2007-10)

SC 45 46 63 69

ST 40 42 61 71

OBC 62 61 76 74

Rural 50 52 65 75

Tribal 42 40 55 64

7. Is there a mechanism for obtaining

Stakeholders perception about the institution? : YES

8. Has the institution kept a record

of students shouldering social responsibilities in addition to their academic activities? : YES

9. Does the institution have a

mechanism for analyzing student feedback on institutional performance to arrive at Student Satisfaction Index? : YES

10. Any other : --

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Department-wise Profile I

BIOTECHNOLOGY

1. Name of the Department Biotechnology

2. Year of Establishment 2006

2006 M.Sc., Biotechnology 3. Courses / Programmes and subject combinations offered

2009 M.Phil., Biotechnology

Required Strength 4. Number of Teaching Posts sanctioned and filled

5 5

5. Number of Administrative Staff Office Assistant 1

6. Number of Technical staff Technical Asst 1

M.Sc. Biotech M.Phil. Biotech

M W TOT M W TOT

7. Number of Students (Men / Women) Give details course wise (Current year)

14 6 20 3 6 9

8. Ratio of Teacher to Students 1:7

9. Ratio of Teachers to Research Scholars

1:4

10. Number of Research Scholars who have obtained Masters Degree from other Institutions

1

11. Number of teachers in academic bodies in other Universities and Other Institutions

1

12. Latest Revision of Curriculum 2011

13. Number of Students passed in SLET / NET in past 5 years

Nil

14. Success Rate of Students PG 100% M.Phil. 100%

15. Demand Ratio [No. of seats : No of Applications]

M.Sc., 1 : 1 & M.Phil., 1 : 1

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Executive Summary I

16 Award and Recognition received by the Faculty in the past 5 years

Nil

17. Faculty who have attended National / International Seminars during the past 5 years

National 15 & International 1

18. Number of National / International Seminars organized

One National level seminar organized on 6.12.2008

19. Number of Teachers engaged in Consultancy and the revenue generated

Nil

20. Number of ongoing projects and their total outlay

Nil

21. Research projects completed during the last five years and their outlay

Completed an UGC – Minor Research Project (MRP-2206/07 (UGC-SERO) Link No: 2206) during 2007 – 2009

22. Number of inventions and patents Nil

23. Number of Ph.D. Thesis guided during the past five years

Nil

24. Publications by the faculty [last 5 years]

26

25. Average citation index and impact factor of the publications

Nil

26. Number of Books in the Department Library

100

27. Number of Journals and periodicals in the department library

Nil

28. Number of Computers 4

29. Annual Budget [Excluding Salary]

`̀̀̀ 3,00,000/-

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CHEMISTRY

1. Name of the Department Chemistry

2. Year of Establishment B.Sc., - 1977

M.Sc., - 2007

M.Phil - 2011

3. Courses / Programmes and subject combinations offered

B.Sc., Chemistry with allied Mathematics and physics

M.Sc., Chemistry

M.Phil Chemistry

4. Number of Teaching posts sanctioned and filled

Aided staff

Sanctioned - 06

Filled - 04

Self-finance staff - 07

5. Number of Administrative Staff Nil

6. Number of Technical Staff 04

7. Number of Students (Men / Women) Give details course-wise

2011 – 2012

UG PG

I Year – 41 I Year - 17

II Year- 43 II Year - 22

III Year-39

8. Ratio of Teacher to students U G: 1 : 20

P G : 1 : 8

9. Ratio of Teachers to Research scholars

1:3

10. Number of research scholars who have obtained their master’s degree from other institutions

09

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11. Number of teachers in academic bodies of other Autonomous Colleges and Universities

01

12. Latest revision of the curriculum (year)

2011 - 2012

13. Number of students passed in NET/SLET etc. (last 5 years)

GATE Passed : 01 [2010]

14. Success Rate of students 77.3 percent

15. Demand Ratio (No. of seats : No. of applications)

1 : 1.5

16. Awards and recognition received by faculty (last 5 years)

Nil

17. Faculty who have Attended Natl./Intl. Seminars (last 5 years)

National : 20 International : 02

18. Number of national/ international seminars organized (Last 5 years)

Nil Nil

19. Number of teachers engaged in consultancy and the revenue generated

Nil Nil

20. Number of Ongoing projects and their total outlay

Nil Nil

21. Research projects completed during last five years & their Outlay

Nil Nil

22. Number of inventions and patents

Nil Nil

23. Number of Ph. D theses guided during the last five years

Nil

24. Publications by faculty (last 5 years)

17

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25. Average citation index and impact factor of publications

1.01

26. Number of Books in the Departmental Library, if any

62

27. Number of Journals/Periodicals in the departmental library

03


29. Annual Budget (excluding salary)

`̀̀̀ 2,00,000/-

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COMMERCE

1. Name of the Department Commerce



Year Programmes

1981 B.Com.

1994 M.Com.

2000 M.Phil.

2000 Ph.D.

2009 B.B.A.

Allied Commerce Course for B.C.A., B.Sc., B.A., M.C.A., M.Sc (IT).,


Aided Self Supporting Programme

Sanctioned 05 11

Filled 04 11

Vacant 01 -


6. Number of Technical Staff Nil


Men Women

Programmes

Aided

SSP

Aided

SSP Total

B.Com., 35 --- 123 118 276

B.B.A., 16 10 26

M.Com., --- 08 --- 56 64

M.Phil., --- 06 --- 15 21

Ph.D., --- 05 --- 03 08

8. Ratio of Teacher to students B.Com., B.B.A. & M.Com. – 1 : 23

9. Ratio of to Teachers to Research scholars

M.Phil. – 1 : 3

Ph.D. – 1 : 8

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11


2


May 2011

To be implemented from the Academic Year : 2011-2012


Nil

14. Success Rate of students Programmes Success Rate (%)

B.Com. 92.3

M.Com. 100

M.Phil. 100


Programmes Demand Ratio

B.Com. 1 : 2.5

M.Com. 1 : 1

M.Phil. 1 : 1


Our Faculty members have been recognized and invited to serve as resource person- Dr. V. Selvaraj


List of Papers Presented in Seminars / Conference: 24


Nil


01 (Dr. V. Selvaraj)

Consultancy is provided in “Online share trading services” at free of cost.


Nil


Nil

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Nil

23. Number of Ph.D. theses guided during the last five years

9

24. Publications by faculty (last 5 years) 18


Nil


60

27. Number of Journals / Periodicals in the departmental library

04

28. Number of Computers Four desktop Computers and one laptop with Internet and one LCD Projector

29. Annual Budget (excluding salary) `̀̀̀ 75,000/-

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COMPUTER SCIENCE

1. Name of the Department Computer Science


1983 B.Sc Computer Science

1986 P.G.D.C.A

1993 M.C.A

1994 M.Sc Computer Science

2000 M.Sc Information Technology

2002 Advanced Diploma in Computer Applications (UGC sponsored)

2007 B.C.A


2007 M.Phil in Computer Science

Required Filled

Aided 6 6

4. Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled

Self Supported 33 33

5. Number of Administrative Staff

Office Assistant 2

Programmers 6

Laboratory Assistant

2

6. Number of Technical Staff

Technical Assistant 1

B.Sc Comp.Sc M.Sc Comp.Sc

M W TOT M W TOT

184 351 535 7 33 40

B.C.A M.C.A

M W TOT M W TOT

95 97 192 53 85 138

M.Sc I.T M.Phil

M W TOT M W TOT

7. Number of Students – Men/Women – Programme wise [as on 31.08.2011]

3 17 20 7 20 27

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8. Ratio of Teacher to Students 1:28


1:3

10. Number of research scholars who have obtained Masters Degree from other Institutions

20


3

12. Latest Revision of Curriculum

2011-2012

13. Number of students passed in SLET/NET in past 5 years

NIL

14. Success Rate of Students UG 80% PG 88% MCA 93%

15. Demand Ratio [No. of seats : No of Applications]

1:3

16 Award and Recognition received by the Faculty in the past 5 years

1. M.Muralidharan got Best N.S.S Programme Officer Award in Tamilnadu State.

2. M.Muralidharan nominated as member of the academic council of Shri A.V.V.M Poondi Pushpam College.

3. Mrs.R.Mala got NIXI fellowship for the year 2010-11.

17. Faculty who have attended National / International Seminars during the past 5 years

18


NIL


NIL

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NIL


One (TANSCHE Sponsored) Rs10,000/


NIL

23. Number of Ph.D Thesis guided during the past five years

NIL


07


1.3


150


Linux for you


29. Annual Budget [Excluding Salary]

`̀̀̀ 3,00,000/-

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ECONOMICS

1. Name of the Department Economics



B.A.


04/04




2010-2011

Men Women Total UG

36 57 93

Ph.D. 01 07 08

8. Ratio of Teacher to students 1:23


1:8


10


04


2011-2012

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Nil

14. Success Rate of students 95%


1:1


1

17. Faculty who have Attended Natl. / Intl. Seminars (last 5 years)

Workshops : 7

State Level : 10

National : 24

International : 6

18. Number of national / international seminars organized (Last 5 years)

Nil


Nil


Nil


2


Nil


Awarded-01

Guiding -08

Submitted -01


41


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165


7

28. Number of Computers Two Desk Top Computers, two laptops, one laser printer and one LCD Projector


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ENGLISH

1. Name of the Department English

2. Year of Establishment 1967 – Part II English

UG – 2009


I. Aided: Part II English – 1967

II. Self-Financing Stream:

B.A. English Literature -- 2009

4. Number of Teaching Posts sanctioned and filed

Aided

1+3 Filled: 1+1

Self Financed

Filled: 7



7. Number of Students – Men / Women – Course Wise

B.A. English Literature (2009– 2010)

III Year - 54 students

II Year - 116 students

I Year - 134 students

8. Ratio of Teacher to Students 1 : 75 (Aided – Part II English)

1 : 27 (SF – B.A. English)


Not Applicable

10. Number of Research Scholars who have obtained Masters Degree from other Institutions

Not Applicable


Two - Mr. K.T. Tamilmani and Dr. S.R. Komahan are the members of Board of Studies in Other Autonomous Colleges

12. Latest Revision of curriculum 2011-2012

13. Number of Students passed in SLET / NET in past 5 years

Nil

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14. Success Rate of Students Part II English - 87%

B.A. Eng Lit - 90%

15. Demand Ratio [No. of seats : No. of Applications]

1 : 3

16. Award and Recognition received by the Faculty in the past 5 years

Our faculty members have been recognized for their expertise and invited to deliver special lectures on their specialized areas by various colleges in and around Tamilnadu. They have also been invited as Subject Expert for recruitment process in other colleges.

17. Faculty who have attended National/International Seminars during the past 5 years

Our Faculty Members are periodically attending various State / National / International Workshops, Seminars and Conferences.

Five Faculty Members have participated and presented Research Papers in their specialized areas. Year-wise detail is given below:

Year Faculty Attended

2005 – 2006 3

2006 – 2007 5

2007 – 2008 3

2008 – 2009 4

2009 – 2010 5


One (A three-day National Seminar on “The Why, What and How of Grammar Teaching” sponsored by UGC during Feb 2010)


Nil


Nil

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Nil


23. Number of Ph.D. Thesis guided during the past five years

Nil


One book

Mr K T Tamilmani has co-authored a book entitled Periods of English from East India Company to Multi-national Companies in the year 2005. (The first author is Dr. A. Noel Joseph Irudayaraj, Professor and Head, Department of English, Bharathidasan University, Trichy)


Nil


50


Nil

28. Number of Computers & Other Equipment

1. Two (One Desk top and Lap top)

2. One - Liquid Crystal Displayer

3. One - Laser Printer

29. Annual Budget (Excluding Salary) `̀̀̀ 40,000/-

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HOTEL MANAGEMENT

1. Name of the Department Hotel Management



B.Sc. – 2006


Sanctioned – 03

Filled – 03

5. Number of Administrative Staff 01



B.Sc. – 5

8. Ratio of Teacher to students 1 : 2


Not Applicable


Not Applicable


Nil


2011-12


Nil

14. Success Rate of students Nil


1 : 1


Nil


Nil

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Nil


Nil


Nil


Nil


Nil


Nil

24. Publications by faculty (last 5 years) Nil


Nil


The department has a collection of 98 volumes on different titles


Nil

28. Number of Computers Nil


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MATHEMATICS

1. Name of the Department Mathematics

2. Year of Establishment B.Sc., (1978) M.Sc., (2003) M.Phil., (2007)

3. Courses / Programs and Subject combination offered

B.Sc., M.Sc., M.Phil., - Mathematics

Sanctioned Filled 4. Number of teaching post sanctioned and filled

Aided-05

Unaided-15

Aided-03

Unaided-15

5. Number of administrative staff Nil

6. Number of technical staff Nil

Men Women 7. Number of students (Men / Women) Give details course wise UG : 78

PG : 15

UG: 337

PG : 39


9. Ratio of Teacher to Research scholars

1 : 7

10. Number of research scholars who have obtained their master’s Degree from other institutions

14

Ph.D. : 05 M.Phil. : 09

11. Number of teachers in academic bodies of other Autonomous Colleges and University

Nil

12. Latest revision of the curriculum(year)

2011-12

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13. Number of students passed in NET / SLET etc. (last 5 years)

Nil

14. Successes rate of students UG : 90.8% PG : 95.7%

15. Demand Ratio (No of seats : No. of applications)

UG 1 : 1.6

PG 1 : 1.8

16. Award and reorganization received by faculty (last 5 years)

Nil

Natl. Intl. 17. Faculty who have attended Natl. / Intl. Seminars

(last 5 years) 1. Dr.V.Saavithiri

2. J.Geetha

3. K.Chitra

4. D.Suja

1. T.Jeyasankari

2. Dr.V.Saavithiri

3. J.Geetha

4. K.Chitra

18. Number of National / International Seminars organized (last 5 years)

Nil


Nil


Nil


Nil


Nil

23. Number of Ph.D. thesis guided during the last five years

Nil


12

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1.5


172

27. Number of Journals / Periodicals in the Departmental library

Nil


29. Annual Budget (excluding salary) 2011-2012

`̀̀̀ 75,000/-

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PHYSICS

1. Name of the Department Physics



B.Sc. - 1970

M.Sc. - 1983

M.Phil. - 2000

Ph.D. - 2000

Advanced diploma in instrumentation (2003)

Advanced diploma in electrical and electronics equipment maintenance (2003)


12/9 (Aided)

13/13 (Unaided)




256 (Men - 83, Women - 173)



1 : 8


11


4


2011-2012

13. Number of students passed in NET / SLET etc. (last 5 years)

Nil

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14. Success Rate of students (Course Wise Result for 2007 – 2008)

88.3%


1 : 3


3


66

Our Faculty Members are periodically attending various State / National / International Workshops, Seminars and Conferences.

Eight Faculty Members have participated and presented Research Papers in their specialized areas. Year Wise Detail is given below.

Year Faculty Attended

2002 – 2003 5

2003 – 2004 4

2004 – 2005 3

2005 – 2006 3

2006 – 2007 3

2007 – 2008 3


2


Nil


Three


Four


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23. Number of Ph. D. theses guided during the last five years

09


Year No. of

Publications

2005-06 4

2006-07 6

2007-08 15

2008-09 20

2009-10 6


1.6


125


3


29. Annual Budget (excluding salary) `̀̀̀ 3,00,000/-

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TAMIL

1. Name of the Department Tamil



U.G

PART-I TAMIL 1967,

B.A. 2010


Aided : 04/03

Unaided : 07/07



7. Number of Students (Men/Women) Give details course-wise

Nil



Nil


Nil


03


2010 - 2011


Nil

14. Success Rate of students 100%

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1 : 1


04

Our faculty members have been recognized and invited to deliver special lectures on their specialized areas by various colleges within and outside Bharathidasan University in Tamil Nadu. They are also invited by different colleges as subject experts for recruitment of lecturers in Tamil.


National : 20

International : 21

Our faculty members are periodically attending various State / International seminars, conferences and workshops. Seven faculty members have participated and presented research papers in their specialized areas.


Nil


Nil


Nil


Nil



Nil

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Nil


Nil


Nil



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ZOOLOGY

1. Name of the Department Zoology

2. Year of Establishment 1982-83


B.Sc. - 1982-1983

M.Sc. - 2003-2004 M.Phil.- 2005-2006

Ph.D., - 2005-2006

Advanced Diploma

in Biofertilizers and

Vermiculture - 2004-2005

Advanced Diploma in Herbal Plant Nursery - 2004-2005


Aided staff sanctioned : 4

Aided staff filled : 3

Unaided staff : 4




B.Sc. = Male: 15; Female: 97

Total: 112

M.Sc. = Male: 02; Female: 21

Total: 23

M.Phil. = Male: 03; Female: 03

Total: 06

Ph.D. = Male: 04; Female: 07

Total: 11

8. Ratio of Teacher to students 1:16


1:2

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3 (M.Phil.); 8 (Ph.D.)


1


2011-2012


Nil

14. Success Rate of students B.Sc., = 82.5%

M.Sc., = 100%

M.Phil., =100%


1:2


1 (Dr. N. Ramesh received first prize for oral presentation in a National Seminar)


7


5 workshops organized at Local level


Yes.

Dr. P. Neelanarayanan supervised 170 tonnes of vermicompost produced since January 2007 to June 2011 and the same were sold to farmers to the tune of `̀̀̀ 6,80,000/- (Rupees six lakhs eighty thousand only).


2 UGC Minor research Projects

Amount `̀̀̀ 2.25 lakhs

NMC SSR

117



1. One Major Research Project with `̀̀̀ 16.43 lakhs, funded by Ministry of Environment and Forests, Govt. of India, New Delhi. From August 2008 to July 2011.

2.Two Minor Research Projects funded by University Grants commission (From March 2005 to February 2007 with a total grant of `̀̀̀ 91,000/-.

From April 2009 to September 2010 with a total grant of `̀̀̀ 1,25,000/-).


Nil


1 Awarded (10 Candidates Pursuing)

24. Publications by faculty (last 5 years) 2005 to 2011

10


-


165 books


-

28. Number of Computers Three computers with internet connection. Two Printers. One Laptop. One LCD projector.

29. Annual Budget (excluding salary) `̀̀̀ 1,50,000/-

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