UNIVERSITY OF MYSORE Estd. 1916 (A STATE UNIVERSITY ...

UNIVERSITY OF MYSORE Estd. 1916

(A STATE UNIVERSITY)

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL

ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT

(2010-2011)

CRAWFORD HALL

MYSORE -570005

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UNIVERSITY OF MYSORE


ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR)

Name of the Institutions UNIVERSITY OF MYSORE

Name of the Head of the Institution Dr V G Talawar

Ph No Office: 0821-2419466 Residence: 0821-2419633

Mobile: 09448458919 email: [email protected]

Name of the IQAC Co-ordinatior Dr K Byrappa

Ph No office: 0821-2419414 Residence:-0821-2515346

Mobile: 09845274072 email: [email protected]

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PREFACE

The higher education in India is becoming an international service as observed

during the last three decades. There is growing concern all over the world about quality,

standards and recognition of the higher education institutions. There is a need to ascertain

and assure quality in the teaching-learning, research and extension, organization and

management of Universities and other institutions of higher level of learning. The role of

universities is not only providing and promoting access to higher education, but also

offering quality education with excellent infrastructure, useful learning resources and

student-centric support services. Quality and excellence are the new buzzwords and

mantra of higher education institutions today. The challenge before higher education is

offering globally attractive programmes and creating world-class environment of

education.

The University of Mysore is one of the top twenty Universities in India

considered for its outstanding contributions in the field of higher education, research and

extension. Established in 1916 by the Maharaja of Mysore, the University has shown

several milestones and achieved hallmarks in the higher education system in the country.

The University has been adopting several quality checks through measureable

parameters for providing good education for intellectual development. This is done

through consistent efforts made by the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of the

University with its continuous involvement in the improvement of the system. The

annual growth factors in terms of curriculum design, teaching, learning, research,

consultancy, extension, student support services, infrastructure, learning resources,

organization and management are analysed by the IQAC every year. The achievements

of the faculty, students and collaborators of the University are evaluated through SWOT

analysis and by subjecting the University’s activities through an external Academic and

Administrative Audit Committee (AAAC), in order to ensure unbiased assessment of the

performance.

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It is under this context, the report of IQAC is consolidated and presented for year

from 2010-11. I take the privilege of presenting this report for further processing by the

National Assessment and Accreditation Council(NAAC), Bangalore. The efforts made

by the IQAC is commendable for the academic progression of the University. With all

its credits and contributions, the University is marching ahead in providing quality

education not only to the students of India, but also to students of fifty countries in the

world as students of these counties are studying in PG Departments and Constituents and

Affiliated Colleges of the University of Mysore. I congratulate the entire team of IQAC

and the advisory committee for their commitment and continuous efforts to give quality

input for improvement of higher education system.

(Prof. V.G. Talawar)

Vice-Chancellor

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Table of Contents

PART A 1

The Foundation 1

Development and Diversification 1

Functions and plans of IQAC 5

Formats with Quality Parameters 7

Teachers’ Self-Appraisal Form 7

Peer Assessment of Faculty 7

Students Critical Evaluation of Teachers 7

Questionnaire on administration 8

Parents feedback on campus facilities 8

PART-B 9

1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the Institution: 9

2. New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG) 13

3. Innovations in curricular design and transaction 13

4. Inter-disciplinary progammes started 14

5. Examination reforms implemented 15

6. Candidates qualified: NET/SLET/GATE etc 15

7. Initiative towards Faculty Development programme 16

8. Total number of seminars / workshops conducted 18

9. Research Projects 19

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10. Patents generated, if any 21

11. New collaborative research programmes 21

12. Research grants received from various agencies 22

13. Details of research scholars 23

14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor 46

15. Honors/Awards to the faculty 47

16. Internal resources generated 50

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

recognition: 50

18. Community Services 51

19. Teachers and Officers newly recruited: 54

20. Teaching - Non-teaching ratio: 56

21. Improvements in the library services: 58

22. New books/journals their numbers and cost 61

23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and the action-taken on

student feedback 61

24. Unit cost of education: 62

25. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and Examination

results, issue of certificates: 62

26. Increase in the infrastructural facilities: 63

27. Technology up gradation 72

28. Computer and Internet access and training to teachers and students 73

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29. Financial aid to students: 73

30. Activities and support from the Alumni Association: 75

31. Support from the Parent – Teacher Association and its Activities 76

32. Health services 77

33. Performance in sports activities: 78

34. Incentives to outstanding sports persons: 81

35. Student achievements and awards: 81

36. Activities of the Guidance and Counseling unit: 86

37. Placement services provided to students: 88

38. Development programmes for non-teaching staff: 89

39. Best Practices of the institution 89

40. Linkages developed with National-International, Academic/Research bodies: 90

41. Any other relevant information the Institution wishes to add: 91

PART-C 97

Administrative Audit from: 2007-08 97

Administration - Observations 97

Finance - Observations 98

Examinations - Observations 98

Future Plans 99

UNIVERSITY OF MYSORE (Estd 1916)

(State University)


ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (2010 - 2011)

PART A

The Foundation

The University of Mysore came into existence on 27th July 1916 is one of the

oldest Universities in India. It is the sixth University in the country and the very first in

the erstwhile princely state of Mysore. Sri Krishnaraja Wodeyar-IV, the benevolent ruler

of Mysore and Sir M. Visvesvaraya, Engineer-Statesman, the then Dewan of Mysore

were the pioneers in establishing this University.

Development and Diversification

During 1918-19, the University had 743 students apart from 735 collegiate High

School students. The jurisdiction of the University was co-terminus with the borders of

the State until 1956, when the districts of Coorg and South Kanara joined the then

Mysore State with the reorganisation of the states after independence. With the founding

of the Bangalore University in the year 1964, the educational institutions in the districts

of Bangalore got transferred to Bangalore University and later in 1976 all affiliated

colleges in Kolar and Tumkur districts also merged with Bangalore University.

Later the University of Mysore established two Post Graduate centres, one at

Mangalore and another at Shimoga. These two Post Graduate centres got transformed

into independent universities viz. Mangalore University and Kuvempu University in 1980

and 1987 respectively. The educational institutions of Dakshina Kannada and Kodagu

got transferred to Mangalore University and those institutions under the jurisdiction of

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Chitradurga and Chikmagalore districts got transferred to Kuvempu Universtity after

their establishment.

Presently, the jurisdiction of the University of Mysore is restricted to four

districts, viz., Mysore, Mandya, Hassan and Chamarajanagar. All the colleges and other

institutions of higher education coming under the geographical territory of these four

districts are affiliated to the University of Mysore. Manasagangotri - a picturesque

suburban part of the Mysore city, large in size, a mansion at the center, overlooking a fine

Kukkarahalli lake - is the main campus where all PG departments are located. It is now a

center of learning comprising academic, research, extension and cultural activities. The

Administrative offices including the offices of the Vice-Chancellor, the Registrar, the

Registrar (Evaluation) and the Finance Officer are located in the Crawford Hall. Apart

from main campus at Manasagangotri unit open 3 PG centres to cater to the rural youth.

These includes Sir M. Vishweshwaraya, PG Centre, Mandya PG Centre, Hassan and

satellite centre Chamarajnagar. The University has 58 Post-graduate departments

offering 75 PG Courses.

In addition, the University has four Constituent Colleges, 190 Affiliated

Colleges, 24 PG Centers in Colleges and 37 Recognized Research Centres. It also has

University School of Design and International School of Information Management.

Further, the University has many important centres of learning, training and research.

These include: Educational Multimedia Research Centre (EMRC), Oriental Research

Institute (ORI), UGC-Academic Staff College (ASC), Centre for Women Studies,

Centre for Canadian Studies, Dr. Ambedkar Research and Extention Centre, Babu

Jagajivan Ram Centre for Studies Research and Extension, NSS Training Centre.

University-Industry Interaction Cell, Centre for Proficiency Development and

Placement Services, Gandhian Studies, National Centre for History of Science. To

promote and nurture academic and research activities, the University has many

supportive units and facilities, such as - the University Science Instrumentation Centre,

Central Library, Prasaranga – the publication division, Printing Press, College

Development Council, University Employment Information and Guidance Bureau,

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International Centre, Office of the Director of Students Welfare, Special Cell for the

development of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, Statistical Cell, Cricket

Stadium, Swimming Pool, Multipurpose Gymnasium, Oval Ground - Athletic track,

sports fields, two Health Centers and 17 hostels for men, women students and working

women.

The University is adorned with monumental, palatial heritage buildings such as

the Jayalaxmi Vilas Mansion, Leela Vihar Mansion, Oriental Research Institute,

Crawford Hall, Maharaja's College, Union building, Yuvaraja's College and Maharaja's

College Hostel reflecting the art, tradition and culture of the region.

Ever since its inception, the University has strived for excellence and innovative

programmes that are useful to the society. These include: extension lectures in rural

sector in the regional language by distinguished scholars, demonstrations, exhibitions,

‘Operation Bharani’ - rural reconstruction involving students and teachers, popularizing

literature through important publications, such as - Kannada Vishwakosha, Epigraphia

Carnatica, History of Karnataka, Kannada-English Dictionary and so on. These

programmes have attracted several philanthropists, institutions and Government agencies

to donate and to support the University in its developmental and welfare schemes through

institution of endowments, scholarships, fellowships, medals, cash prizes, and Chairs to

promote, nurture and attain the academic excellence. Hence today, the University has 13

Chairs, 290 Gold medals, 218 Cash prizes and numerous scholarships and fellowships.

Another distinguishing feature of the University is the recording of its

accomplishments since its inception in the form of an official publication titled "Mysore

University Gazette." This gazette apart from indexing the important achievements

(chronicles) and the development of the University, contain provisions of the Rules,

Regulations, Ordinances and such other orders issued from time to time. The

University has entered into MOU (Memoranda of Understanding) with many institutions

and organizations in India and abroad.

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The University has celebrated its Silver Jubilee in 1941, Golden Jubilee in 1966-

67, Diamond Jubilee in 1976 and Platinum Jubilee in 1991-93. To mark these

celebrations several special programmes were organized. These include: national and

international level conferences, seminars, workshops, exhibitions, demonstrations.

Golden Jubilee fund and Platinum Jubilee fund were also instituted. Further, many new

and innovative teaching and research programmes were introduced as part of the

celeberations.

The University of Mysore has many unique and notable features. To name a few:

Oriental Research Institute containing nearly 70000 manuscripts, Institute of

Development Studies offering inter-disciplinary courses, UGC’s National Centre for

History of Science, Linkages with many reputed institutions in India and abroad, a

library with a huge collection of more than 6 lakh books, an ISO-9001-2000 Certified

centre for Career Oriented Programmes in IT (CIST) and the University School of

Design. The University believes in quick declaration of results, transparent systems of

admission and management, rewarding exemplary faculty, felicitating retired staff and

instituting medals and prizes for meritorious students. The University has campus-wide

networking, single-window procedure for overseas students’ admission, UGC’s Infonet

service with remote access facility. Many departments have UGC-SAP/DRS status,

DST-FIST supported centres, Ford Foundation’s Digital Library project, DANIDA

assisted R&D projects, DST assisted Crystal research project, Molecular Genetics

projects, projects funded by numerous National and International Funding agencies,

UGC sponsored Centre for Remedial coaching, facilities for co-curricular and extra-

curricular activities, auditoria and halls for meetings, and support services. The

University also brings out a quarterly newsletter.

After its fruitful and meaningful existence for over 95 years, the University of

Mysore is proud of having its thousands of alumni spread all over the globe, as teachers,

scientists, lawyers, engineers, doctors, administrators, social workers, statesmen, and so

on, serving the mankind and contributing their might to the enrichment of the culture and

progress of the country.

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Functions and plans of IQAC

University of Mysore has established the IQAC in 2001, immediately after first

NAAC assessment and accreditation. It was done based on the guidelines of the UGC

and the NAAC to monitor, improve and ensure quality of the entire academic and

administrative programmes of the University. The IQAC has evolved appropriate

mechanism and procedure to ensure efficient, effective and progressive performance of

academic and administrative tasks; ensuring relevance and quality of the academic

programmes; maximizing teaching, learning, research, extension and consultancy

opportunities; credibility of evaluation procedures, adequacy and maintenance of support

structure and services.

The University has adopted the following processes for internal quality checks:

• Evaluation of teachers by students at the end of every semester.

• Self appraisal reports submitted by teachers every year.

• Organisation of workshops at regular intervals on Quality Assurance and

Management to sensitize the faculty.

• Students’ feedback on various academic programmes to understand their impact

and usefulness.

The following advisory committee as per the guidelines of the NAAC was

constituted for this purpose:

Sl.No. Name and Address of the IQAC

members Sl.No. Name and Address of the IQAC

members

1. Prof V G Talawar Chairman, Vicie-Chancellor,

University of Mysore

2. Prof M Chandrakumar, Director,

PMEB, University of Mysore,

Mysore

3. Prof S N Hegde Ex-Vice Chancellor, University

of Mysore

4. Prof P Venkataramaiah Ex-Vice Chancellor, Kuvempu

University

5. Sri B R Pai, Chairman and Managing

Director, VWF Industries LTd.

429 , Hebbal Industrial Area,

Oppt Cauvery Ford, Hebbal

Mysore 60

6. Sri K Ramu KAS Registrar (Evaluation) University of Myosre

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Sl.No. Name and Address of the IQAC

members Sl.No. Name and Address of the IQAC

members

7. Prof B S Suresh , Finance Officer, University of

Myosre

8. Prof . Masood Siraj, Dean , Faculty

of Arts University of Myosre

9. Prof N Usha Rani, DOS in Mass

Communication University of Myosre

10. Prof M Assadi, DOS in Political

Science University of Myosre

11. Prof C P Siddaashrama, KIKS,

University of Myosre 12. Prof Syeed Akhil Ahmed, Dean,

Faculty of Science, University of

Myosre

13. Prof K Yeshodara, DOS in

Education University of Myosre

14. Prof R Somashekar DOS in Physics, University of

Myosre

15. Prof B Shivaraj, Dean , Faculty of

Management, University of

Myosre

16. Prof A Balasubramanyam Director, EMMRC, University of

Myosre

17. Prof P S Naik Registrar, University of Myosre

18. Prof. Ishwar Bhat

Dean, Faculty of Law

19. Prof. Byrappa, Co-ordinator,

IQAC

The IQAC met periodically and reviewed the progress of the University and its

quality enhancement based on the criteria fixed by the NAAC for self evaluation and

suggested actions for further strengthening and sustaining the quality. The quality of the

academic programmes is ensured through constant monitoring and supervision by

appropriate committees as detailed below:

• Every department has a Programme Committee and a Course Co-ordinator, which

meets at least three times in a semester to review the P.G. programmes offered.

• Ph.D. programmes are monitored by Doctoral Committees. For every Ph.D.

Scholar, a separate Doctoral Committee is constituted. The Doctoral Committee

meets once in every six months and monitors the progress of the scholar.

• The curriculum is revised once in two years by the Board of Studies constituted as

per provisions under the University Statutes.

• The University ensures the quality of administration by establishing a well

defined hierarchical administrative structure for a smooth flow of direction and

execution of various administrative decisions with necessary internal monitoring

and checks.

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Formats with Quality Parameters

The University, through a well structured format, collects the necessary primary

data and information from all the Departments and other Sections of the University on

Programmes Offered, Students Enrolment, Faculty Strength, Infrastructure and other

Programmes. The system of evaluation and internal assessment and the results of

students, placement and further progression of students in higher education are assessed

by using these details.

Teachers’ Self-Appraisal Form

A Self-Appraisal Form which was prepared in 1998 was modified in subsequent

years - 2001, 2006 and 2009 - incorporating new UGC norms and NAAC Criteria and

distributed to all faculty members in order to collect information from each teacher

regarding their qualification, experience, research publications, research projects, and

funds mobilized by the teacher, conferences attended and papers presented, foreign

academic visits, fellowships obtained, countries visited, conferences organized,

membership of academic societies, etc. This data provided by teachers formed another

major component to evaluate the performances of teachers and their capability matrix

under the context of their teaching, learning, research and development, and extension

activities.

Peer Assessment of Faculty

Teachers’ performance and their contribution to the development of respective

departments in particular and University in general, their association with various

activities of the University etc. were got assessed by the peer team informally.

Students Critical Evaluation of Teachers

Students’ feedback is an essential component of the assessment of academic

institutions. It provides an opportunity to elicit the view of the students regarding

modern tools and techniques, facilities available in departments and teaching & learning

environment. Questions regarding teachers’ regularity in conducting classes, providing

up-to-date information on the subject, their orientation to the assigned part of the

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curriculum, style and efficiency of teaching, clarity in imparting information, availability

of the teacher before and after the class hours for consultation, general ability of the

teachers, their capabilities in motivating students for progression, etc are included in such

exercises. Students’ feedback is also obtained on campus facilities such as cleanliness

and ambiance in campus, security in the campus, library facility, research facility, general

student amenities such as canteen facility, sports facility, transport facility, medical

facility, overall impression etc. Their opinion about the role of administrators and system

of administration, delays and denials of justice etc is also sought. Students are asked to

give their feedback in an abstract manner also. This is a good initiative for introspection

from its stakeholders and beneficiaries. The AAAC evaluate these forms and suggests

improvement possibilities.

Questionnaire on administration

A questionnaire is also prepared for obtaining the role played by various

administrative sections including the officers of Registrar, Registrar (Evaluation),

Finance Officer and the other supporting units such as SC/ST Cell, University Library,

Student Welfare Office, University Health Centre, Garden Department, National Service

Scheme and Estate Office while delivering services to students, staff and the other

stakeholders and also to elicit the information regarding the efficiency of the functioning

of these offices. This has helped in proper planning, budget allocation and carrying out

reforms.

Parents feedback on campus facilities

The parents’ feedback on their wards is normally collected on day-to-day basis by

concerned teachers offering the course(s). This feedback includes their opinion about

campus facilities, discipline on the campus, facilities provided by the university, general

reputation, campus atmosphere, placement record, location of university, overall rating,

etc.

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PART-B

1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives o f the

Institution:

The Vision and Mission statements of the University as incorporated by the

Founding Fathers are:

• To impart education – literary, artistic and scientific, agricultural,

commercial and professional,

• For furthering original research,

• For promoting the state of literature, art, philosophy, history, medicine,

science and other branches of useful knowledge; and

• For imparting physical and moral training.

The University has been promoting the growth of human resources since its

inception with pride, and has been striving to achieve excellence in all avenues. Many

faculty members have received both national and international recognition in the form of

awards, fellowships and membership of learned societies. To mention a few: Prof. S.

Chandrashekar – Fellow of the Royal Society, Prof. K. V. Puttappa – Gnanapeetha

Award and Padma Bhushan, Prof. U. R. Anantha Murthy – Padma Bhushan and

Gnanapeeth Award, and Prof. C. D. Narasimhaiah – Padma Bhushan. It is worth

mentioning here that Dr. S. Radhakrishnan who served this University as distinguished

Professor of Philosophy rose to the status the President of India.

Motto of the University

The significance of the mission is reflected in the functioning of the University as

enshrined in its EMBLEM. The university emblem consists of “Gandabherunda” a

double headed mythological bird flanked by two sharabhas which are animals. This

symbol of bird and animals represents watchfulness, virtue, unity, courage, liberality and

truth. The motto of the university, “Na Hi Jnanena Sadrisham” which means “There is

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nothing comparable to knowledge” is depicted in the emblem. The emblem also

contains “Satyamevadharmayaham” which means “I always uphold the truth”.

Functions of the University

The functions and responsibilities are defined clearly in the Karnataka State

Universities Act 2000. They cover academic courses to be imparted, research activities to

be carried out, institution of teaching positions, visiting professors, establishment of

chairs and special arrangement for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and other

weaker sections of the society. The functions also include extra-mural teaching, physical

and military teaching, encouraging students science activities, promotion of sports,

athletic clubs and extra-curricular activities.The university has an affiliation system

whereby it can affiliate colleges within its administrative jurisdiction - presently covering

four districts viz. Mysore, Mandya, Chamarajanagar and Hassan. The university also

has provisions to recognize private, Central Government and State Government Institutes

for research purposes even outside the university jurisdiction.

The major considerations of the University are to promote:

• Intellectualism • Access to the disadvantaged • Equity to the local people • Self-development • Community and national development • Ecology and environment • Value orientation • Employment • Introduction of recent technology like Information Technology • Introduction of programs that meet other global demands in higher • education • Excellence in higher education, empowerment through knowledge • Inclusive growth for socio-economic change and sustainable development

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The materialization of the goals into programmes are seen in the establishment of

post-graduate main campus at Manasagangotri, four Constituent Colleges for promotion

of studies in arts, commerce, management, humanities, fine arts and science. The

university also has established three Post-Graduate centers in all the other three districts,

viz., Mandya, Hassan and Chamarajanagar offering post-graduate courses to reach higher

education to the rural youth. The university also has several research and training centers

including Oriental Research Institute and Folkore and Archaeological Museum.

The achievement of the goals and objectives of the university are being realized,

since the action plan and the programmes are given more importance. It is to integrate

the larger interest of the individuals, institutions, nation in higher education globally.

The following are the recent initiatives attempted in line with the Mission of the

University.

1) The Committee for Development of Science in Schools organised Vignana Kalika

Spandana Shibira for High School students from 12-14, April, 2010.

2) Prof. Ved Prakash, Hon’ble Vice-Chairman, University Grants Commission, New

Delhi visited University on 03.05.2010 and delivered Special Lecture on `Coping

with Challenges on Higher Education’.

3) His Excellency, the Governor of Karnataka and Chancellor of the University,

presented Honorary Doctorate Degree to Smt. Meera Kumar, Hon’ble Speaker of

Lok Sabha on 18.5.2010.

4) 94th Foundation Day of the University was celebrated on 27 July, 2010. Justice

Shri. Shivaraj Patil, Former Judge of Supreme Court of India delivered Foundation

Day Lecture on `Injecting Human Values in University Education’.

5) UGC Expert Committee visited University of Mysore on 04.08.2010 to examine

the proposal of the University for starting of SET Centre.

6) Office bearers of the Indian Science Congress Association visited University on

22.09.2010 for holding ISCA Session during January 2012.

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7) Department of Science and Technology, Government of India sanctioned Rs.9.00

Crores under Promotion of University Research and Scientific Excellence

(PURSE) programme to the University of Mysore.

8) `Suvarna Manasa – 2011’, an academic exhibition was organised to mark Golden

Jubilee Celebrations of the establishment of Manasagangothri Campus from 15-24,

February, 2011.

9) Prof. M. I. Savadatti, Former Vice-Chairman, Karnataka State Council for Higher

Education, Bangalore and former Vice-Chancellor of Mangalore University,

delivered National Science Day lecture on `Science: evolution and opportunities’

on 28.02.2011

Estabilished Post-graduate satellite center at Chamarajanagar- one of the most

backward districts in the country and started three PG courses viz., MBA, MCom, and

MSW.

• Encouraged starting of PG programs in nearly 28 colleges to reach rural

graduates.

• Enhanced the intake of seats for various courses to fall in line with the

strategy of the government: access and equity and thereby increase

number of students strength from -61,000 to 89,000.

• Special provision was made in admissions to various courses for destitute

children.

Special Programs organized

1) Committee for Development of Science in Schools organised Vignana Kalika

Spandana Shibira for High School students from 12-14, April, 2010.

2) Prof. Ved Prakash, Hon’ble Vice-Chairman, University Grants Commission, New

Delhi visited University on 03.05.2010 and delivered Special Lecture on `Coping

with Challenges on Higher Education’.

3) His Excellency, the Governor of Karnataka and Chancellor of the University,

presented Honorary Doctorate Degree to Smt. Meera Kumar, Hon’ble Speaker of Lok

Sabha on 18.5.2010.

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4) 94th Foundation Day of the University was celebrated on 27 July, 2010. Justice

Shri. Shivaraj Patil, Former Judge of Supreme Court of India delivered Foundation

Day Lecture on `Injecting Human Values in University Education’.

5) UGC Expert Committee visited University of Mysore on 04.08.2010 to examine the

proposal of the University for starting of SET Centre.

6) Office bearers of the Indian Science Congress Association visited University on

22.09.2010 for holding ISCA Session during January 2012.

7) Department of Science and Technology, Government of India sanctioned Rs.9.00

Crores under Promotion of University Research and Scientific Excellence (PURSE)

programme to the University of Mysore.

8) `Suvarna Manasa – 2011’, an academic exhibition was organised to mark Golden

Jubilee Celebrations of the establishment of Manasagangothri Campus from 15-24,

February, 2011.

9) Prof. M. I. Savadatti, Fomer Vice-Chairman, Karnataka State Council for Higher

Education, Bangalore and former Vice-Chancellor of Mangalore University,

delivered National Science Day lecture on `Science: evolution and opportunities’ on

28.02.2011

2. New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG)

• MS in Animation

• BFA in Animation

3. Innovations in curricular design and transaction

Choice Based Credit System has been introduced in all PG courses giving ample

opportunity for the students to undertake cross-border studies

• The curriculum and syllabi of the courses have been restructured to meet the demands

of the society at all levels

• Curricula and syllabi have been designed based on the feedback of the stakeholders

and reckoning the models of national and international curricula

• Incorporating ICT subjects in the curricula of the courses

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• Providing choice through elective papers, Inter-departmental and Intra-departmental

Courses

• Incorporating Seminars/Assignments in the curriculum

• Introduction of self-learning component in all papers of all courses

• Encourage participation in NSS/NCC/ Sports at the UG level

• Encourage participation in moral, ethical and cultural values in the young minds

• Students are evaluated through CIA (Continuous Internal Assessments), quiz

programme, seminar/assignment

• Encouragement and motivation to research at the PG level with mandatory group/

individual project.

4. Inter-disciplinary progammes started

The University of Mysore has introduced a large number of inter-disciplinary and

multi-disciplinary courses, which have provided enormous opportunities to the students

and the society to acquire up-to-date knowledge in the millennium. As per the existing

regulations, the Choice Based Credit System is expected to offer enormous choice in the

career planning of students. It is a highly flexible system for innovating new ideas,

methods and practices for improving the knowledge of students in various subjects.

The CBCS is also expected to offer considerable freedom and flexibility for the

faculty to design and re-design many innovative courses and programmes to utilize the

human and physical resources to the maximum extent.

In addition, the system has also allowed the departments and centres of the

University to generate new inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary approaches to device

various programmes by taking into consideration of the expertise available in and around

the university.

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5. Examination reforms implemented

I. Evaluation Process and Reforms:

• Central Evaluation system

• OMR evaluation for Entrance examination of admissions

• Computerization of Examination section.

• On-line declaration of Examination results.

• Transparency in the evaluation system

• Provision of seeing, re-totaling of marks, revaluation, challenge valuation

and providing photocopies of the valued answer scripts of Semester

Examinations.

• Provision of re-appearance for improvement for pending courses.

• Conduct of supplementary examinations for arrear papers, wthin a month.

• Provision of special supplementary examination to help the students to

join the ensuing semester programme without any delay.

II. Quality Initiatives in Evaluation:

• Double valuation of answer scripts for PG courses

• Provision for challenge valuation

• Transparency in examination system through the provision of seeing the

papers totaling marks, third valuation, challenge valuation

• Provision of scheme of valuation for valuers

• Feedback on pattern and standard of the questions from the examiners

• Timely publication of results.

6. Candidates qualified: NET/SLET/GATE etc

The number of students of the University who have passed the various

competitive examinations in the last one year is as under:

UGC – CSIR JRF/NET : 65

SLET : ----

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GATE : 06

Indian Civil Services : 12

GRE : 21

TOEFEL : 71

GMAT : 04

Any other (specify)

1. Karnataka Civil Services : 284

2. Banking Services : 91

3. Other State Services like KES : 183

7. Initiative towards Faculty Development programme

The UGC-Academic Staff College of the University of Mysore has conducted the

following faculty development programmes during this year:

Orientation Courses

A total number of 203 participants benefited from five Orientation Programmes

conducted during the year.

Refresher Courses

During the year, 05 Refresher Courses were conducted in Mathematical

Science,Life Science, Kannada, Library and Information Science and Human Rights,

About 159 teachers participated in these Refresher Courses.

Other Programmes Organised

1) A Three-day Workshop for High School Science Teachers in association with

Committee for the Development of Science in Schools was organized from

24-07-2010 to 25-07-2010. 70 participants attended this Programme.

2) A Two-day Trainers of Trainers Programme on Growth Monitoring for Child

Development Officer, Assistant Child Development officers and Care Takers,

in association with Department of Women and Child Development was

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organized from 24 & 25 September, 2010. 50 participants attended this

programme.

3) A Three-day “Chili-Pili” Trainers of Trainers Programme for Child

Development Officer, Assistant Child Development officers and Care Takers

in Association with Department of Women and Child Development was

organized on 4-6 October,2010. 53 participants attended this programme.

4) A Two-day Workshop on “Web 2.0 and Quality in Library Services” for

Librarians and Library Science Teachers was Organized on 12-13, January

2011. 32 participants attended this workshop.

5) Orientation for high school teachers was held and there were 70 participants

6) University has organized ten days campus wide exhibition “MANASA 2011”

for general public including students and academics.

7) The University has organized training programmes for administrative staff.

8) The Management sciences and Social work departments have organized

faculty development programmes collaborating with Industries / Companies.

Also conducted “Mantra 2011” . these departments have also conducted two

days workshop on Industry Institution Interface on 18th & 19th February

2011.

9) The faculty members of the University have visited various institutions and

Universities in India and abroad for academic purposes. During the year

under report, the faculty members delivered 306 lectures in different

institutions.

10) South zone youth festival was conducted with the support of AIU. This event

was wittnessed by the students and staff of 40 universities in south India

11) A week long programme on knowledge on computer application was

organized for computer illiterate faculty members.

12) The DSW has also organized inter-university , inter-collegiate cultural

competitions and awarded prizes to the winners.

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8. Total number of seminars / workshops conducted

1) Dr.B.R.Ambedkar 119th Birth day was celebrated by the Research Students and

Staff of Kuvempu Institute of Kannada Studies on 27-4-2010

2) Two-Day National conference on “Reorienting Higher Education for

Sustainability” jointly organized by Ministry of HRD, Government of India,

DOS in Economics and Cooperation, University of Mysore during April 2010

3) Kannada Vishaya Vishwakosha Bidugade Samarambha was organised on 18-

05-2010.

4) Gokak Seminar was held on 19th May 2010 at the Department.

5) Padavi Kannada Bhasha Mattu Ichika C.B.C.S. Patyakrama mattu

Patyapusthaka Rachane Karyagara was orgnised on 20th and 21st August 2010.

6) Organized Workshop on ‘Media and Child Rights’ by Karnataka Child Rights

Observatory, Bangalore on 27th September 2010.

7) A Symposium organized in collaboration with the Chair in Christianity on

Charity and Justice: A Christian perspective on 22-09-2010.

8) Hasyotsava Janapada Kavya, Nrutya Sourabha was organized on 10-10-2010.

Sponsored by Government of Karnataka.

9) Chiguru Kavigoshti was organized on 11-10-2010. Sponsored by Government

of Karnataka.

10) Arranged a special lecture on “Forest and public welfare” delivered by Dr. P.J.

Delipkumar, Forest Officer under the auspices of planning forum during

October 2010.

11) Dr.B.R.Ambedkar 54th Parinirvana Dinacharane was organized on 6-12-2010.

12) Organized Christmas celebration cum seminar in collaboration with the chair in

Christianity on Religions Festival of Christmas on 18-12-2010.

13) Nehru Seminar held on 30-12-2010.

14) Conducted Training Programme for the Officials of Department of Agricultural

Marketing, GOK, Bangalore, 3days Training Programme in December 2010 on

–Changing Dimensions of Agricultural Marketing. Organised by Dr. M.

Devaraj.

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15) One day International Conference on Cooperation Jointly Organized by the DoS

in Economics and Cooperation and Iranian Students Union during December

2010.

16) Organized a seminar in collaboration with the Chair in Christianity on world

peace on 31-01-2011.

17) Conducted Annual SBM Chair Lecture on “Crisis in Indian Agriculture and the

way out” during February 2011.

18) Manasa exhibition successfully conducted during February 2011.

19) Special Lecture was organized by Research Scholars and Staff of KIKS on 11-

03-2011

20) Organized an International Conference on Agricultural marketing in the context

of changing Global economic order, 25-26 March 2011. Organised by Dr. M.

Devaraj.

21) Prof. M. Madaiah Felicitation Committee Endowment Lecture delivered by

Prof. Francis Cherunilam on Transformation of Indian Economy and Business

under Liberalisation on 29-03-2011 at EMMRC Hall.

22) Prof. G.T. Hutchappa Memorial Lecture delivered by Prof. T.R. Chandrashekar

on Human Development and Gender Development on 30-3-2011 at EMMRC

Hall

23) B.M.Shri 127th Birth Day was organized on 31-03-2011.

24) Prof. S. Bisalaiah Endowment Lecture delivered by Prof.Mundina Mane on

“State Budget on Agriculture -2011” on 31-03-2011 at Mandya Centre.

9. Research Projects

Grants sanctioned to various Departments of Studies or to various Investigators

for Research Projects during 2010-2011.

Sl.No

Title of the Research Project

Sponsoring Agency

Name of the Investigators & Department

Amount of the Project Rs.

Grants Sanctioned during 2010-11

1 Plant Growth Promoting ----------- North Eastern Region of India

DBT New Delhi

Prof.S.R.Niranjana DOS in Biotechnology, MGM

16,96,000/- 9,60,000/-

2 Kadugolla Janangadha Tribal Prof.M.Annapurna 4,79,500/- 1,91,800/-

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Sponsoring Agency




Kulashastriya Adhyayana

Welfare Dept. Bangalore

DOS in Anthropology, MGM

3 Search for Novel Treatments --------- Major Toxins

DBT New Delhi

Prof.B.S.Vishwanath DOS in Biochemistry, MGM

24,28,000/- 19,26,000/-

4 Highly Regioselective Synthesis --------- Breast Cancer

CSIR New Delhi

Dr.K.S.Rangappa Vice Chancellor KSOU, MGM

13,56,000/- 6,21,000/-

5 Infrastructure Development Grant

UGC New Delhi

The Chairman DOS in Biotechnology, MGM

20,00,000/- 20,00,000/-

6 FIST Programme DST New Delhi

The Chairman DOS in Biotechnology MGM

72,50,000/- 60,50,000/-

7 FIST Programme DST New Delhi

The Chairman DOS in Microbiology MGM

32,00,000/- 21,00,000/-

8 Highly Regio Selective ----------- 1-aryl Pyrazoles

UGC New Delhi

Dr.K.Mantelingu Assistant Professor DOS in Chemistry, MGM

8,26,800/- 5,67,800/-

9 Incidence of listeria ------- Milecular Methods

UGC New Delhi

Dr.Shubhagopal Associate Professor DOS in Microbiology, MGM

9,27,300/- 6,40,800/-

10 Asymptotics of records, --------- Random Variables

DST New Delhi

Dr.R.Vasudeva Retd. Professor DOS in Statistics, MGM

14,54,400/- 4,30,000/-

11 Effectiveness of Training ---------- College Teachers

UGC New Delhi

Dr.K.Nagendra Babu Associate Professor DOS in Commerce, MGM

2,17,500/- 1,45,000/-

12 A Study on the Composting --------- Spectroscopic Approach

UGC New Delhi

Dr.S.L.Belagalli Prof. DOS in Environmental Science, MGM

7,06,800/- 3,82,800/-

13 Isolation and Characterization ------ Mellitus Complications

UGC New Delhi

Dr.N.Lakshmidevi Associate Professor DOS in Microbiology, MGM

9,58,800/- 6,57,300/-

14 Methods of Pade --------- Nonlinear dynamics

DST New Delhi

Dr.R.Rangarajan Associate Professor DOS in Mathematics, MGM

9,59,400/- 4,00,000/-

15 Implementation of Image ---------- FPGA Using Labview

UGC New Delhi

Dr.Naveen Kumar S.K Assistant Professor Depat.of Eclectronics PG Centre, Hassan

5,59,800/- 3,85,800/-

16 Micro Level Spatial -------- Geospatial Technology

UGC New Delhi

Dr.Subhash S Sannasiddannanavar Associate Professor DOS in Geography, MGM

10,61,800/- 7,05,300/-

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Sponsoring Agency




17 Dynamics of ------- Mysore City

UGC New Delhi

Dr.S.Arun Das Assistant Professor DOS in Geography, MGM

8,09,300/- 5,52,800/-

18 Clean Technology for ------- Allied Sources

MEF New Delhi

Dr.Syed Akheel Ahmad, Professor DOS in Chemistry, MGM

62,27,760/- 40,13,000/-

19 Study on Radiation ---------- Semiconductor Devices

UGC New Delhi

Dr.S.Krishnaveni Asst, Prof. DOS in Physics, MGM

3,25,000/- 1,75,000/-

20 Evaluation of Impact --------- Mysore District

UGC New Delhi

Dr.G.V.Venkataramana Assistant Professor DOS in Environmental Science, MGM

4,24,000/- 3,29,000/-

21 Diversity, Food Value -------- from Wester Ghats (Karnataka)

UGC New Delhi

Dr.G.R.Janardhan Prof. DOS in Botany, MGM

7,84,800/- 5,20,800/-

22 Research and Development ----- for INO Project

DST New Delhi

Dr.C.Ranganathaiah Prof. DOS in Physics, MGM

8,77,200/- 8,77,200/-

23 NGO based --------- Mandya District

UGC New Delhi

Dr.K.Sivachithappa Assistant Professor Dept. of Economics PG Centre, Mandya

5,21,200/- 3,25,200/-

24 Legal Protection ------ Empirical Study

UGC New Delhi

Dr.T.R.Maruthi Associate Professor DOS in Law, MGM

6,14,700/- 4,01,200/-

25 Human Development Report for Kodagu District

Kodagu Zilla Panchayat

Dr.M.Devaraj Agricultural Marketing Specialist, IDS, MGM

4,75,000/- -

26 Human Development Report for Dakshina Kannada District

Zilla Panchayat, Mangalore


5,00,000/- -

27 Human Development Report for Mandya District

Zilla Panchayat, Mandya


5,00,000/- -

Total number of Projects : 27

10. Patents generated, if any

NIL

11. New collaborative research programmes

1) Shasthri Indo-Canadian INS in English Dept

2) DANIDA ENREA SAR Project Phase II Applied Botany

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3) Asia’s Third Sector Govt

4) Vidhyanidhi Digital library- Ford foundation

5) Seed pathology program

6) Disease Crops – ICAR (Applied botany)

12. Research grants received from various agencies

Funds received from various organizations for fellowships and Scholarships,

Research Projects, Conferences, Seminars etc. and expenditure incurred are shown below

for the year 2010-2011. During the year 2010-11, the following is the extramural fund

received from various funding agencies:

Sl. No.

Sponsoring Agency Amount Rs.

1 AYUSH, New Delhi 1,00,000/- 2 CSIR, New Delhi 25,56,867/- 3 CSR, New Delhi 9,276/- 4 DAE-BRNS, Mumbai 7,43,065/- 5 Daughters of ST Francis D E Sales, Bangalore 1,63,000/- 6 DBT, New Delhi 61,03,166/- 7 DBT, Pune 6,47,814/- 8 DST, New Delhi 1,77,94,997/- 9 ICAR, New Delhi 16,17,668/- 10 ICHR, New Delhi 36,000/- 11 ICMR,New Delhi 16,68,342/- 12 ICSSR, New Delhi 20,000/- 13 IFCPAR, New Delhi 5,02,200/- 14 Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi 2,28,508/- 15 IUAC, New Delhi 1,41,000/- 16 Karnataka Science & Technology Academy, Bangalore 10,00,000/- 17 Lady Tata Memorial, Mumbai 4,02,600/- 18 MEF, New Delhi 45,88,222/- 19 NMM 3,20,000/- 20 UGC, New Delhi 7,39,80,134/- 21 Zilla Panchayat, Mysore 1,35,000/- Total 11,27,57,859/-

In addition the MHRD, Govt. of India, recognized the University of Mysore as an

Institution of Excellence and extended financial assistance of Rs. 100 crores of which

Rs. 33.33 crores were received during the year to establish a ‘Centre of Excellence in

Biodiversity, Bioprospecting and Sustainable Development’ and to strengthen

infrastrure facilities in the University.

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13. Details of research scholars

Sl.No Name of the Guide Name of the Research Scholar

Date of Registration

1. Prof. D.Shrijay Devaraj Urs Mahabalagiri Bhat K V Prashanth Thakur Prasad D V Paramesha H V

19-03-2001 10-12-2001 10-12-2001 10-12-2001

2. Prof.Mahesh T.M.

Vimala Mathad Parvin Lakbala Neda Rafiee

2006 2007 2008

3. Prof.K.V.Aiahanna K.Komala Deepak Raj M R Krishna Prasad B Vijayashree C.N.

- - - -

4. Prof.Krishne Gowda Meera M Anuradha N Ajai Chandran CK Mahendra B Padmashree Urs.M.K. ST Puttaraju D.S..Meshram Swathi Meshram Vaseem Anjum Sheriff

30-10-2006 - - 18-03-2009 29-01-2010 - - - -

5. Dr. M.Devaraj Saraswathi M Kianoush Taj Sanjarani Rohit Kunder Jija Madhavan Hari Singh

- - 2006-07 24-04-2008

6. Dr.B.Shankar Chidambara swamy M.Raghunath

2008 -

7. Dr. S. Mokshapathy T.M.Sridhara Murthy Mohammad Ghaami Talab K.M.Krishna H.S.Bhavani Yogesh MS Fatemeh Kabiri Mahadevappa Muttalageri

18-12-2007 18-03-2009 16-01-2009 - - - -

8. Prof. N.Narayana Sastry B.Srinivasa Setty Ashwani Luthra H.S.Kumara

11-12-2000 28-06-2005 26-10-2007

9. Prof. K.S.Arun Kumar Hemambara H.S 10-08-2000 10. Prof.K.N.Ganganaik H.S.Rukmini

D.D.Ramakrishna R. Krishnamurthy Chidambaramurthy K.M. Kendagannegowda C.S. Manjula Govindegowda

- - - - - - -

11. Prof.C.P.Siddhashrama Ashoka G.S. Ravi D Srinivasa G Mahendramurthy M. Jyothi K S Bindurani S K

02-03-2009 - 19-01-2010 26-02-2010 20-04-2010 30-04-2010

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12. Prof.Aravinda Malagatti Sudheendra Kumar R Nirmala H.N. Basavaraja Nagavannavara Basavaraja H.A.

30-03-2010 30-04-2010 01-02-2010 06-11-2009

13. Prof. A. Hiriyanna Lalitha K.P. Kumar P.M.

24-01-2011 27-05-2007

14. Dr. N. M Talwar Shobha M C Nagaraj A S Nagendraswamy Umesha Rudrappa B K Nanjunda S

- 16-04-2008 01-09-2008 03-01-2011 16-04-2008 27-05-2008

15. Prof. Krishnamurthy Hanur

Nagaraju Devammanni M Nagaraju B.T.

02-09-2010 28-04-2009 28-03-2007

16. Prof.Taranath.N.S Gurumurthy Pendakuru Vijay

- 14-05-2007

17. Prof.C.Naganna Hemalatha D.S. Shima Sadat

08-11-2010 -

18. Prof.C.S.Ramachandra Tavamani Saleem Ahmed Saeed Bin Nashi Deepa Phadke Mohammad Golshan Tafti

18-01-2011 16-01-2011 23-08-2010 24-04-2010

19. Prof. Priti Srimandhar Kumar Shubha Shree M N Prathima K P Vinodhamma Anitha Mayadevi Rekha V

05-10-2009 08-11-2010 23-07-2009 22-04-2008 18-03-2009 19-01-2010

20. Prof.G.R.Thippeswamy Vijayakumar H C Purushotham D Yashavantha Kumar Ningappa A K Mahadeva Mahadevaswamy H C

23-07-2009 05-04-2011 21-08-2010 23-08-2011 20-04-2010 23-07-2010

21. Prof.R.Ramakrishna Kumuda M B Pisutopug Endoo Praveen Patel K R Lavanya Prabhu Shivakumar Prahallada K Mohammad Mirzazadeh Soheil Saadatinai Eshkumar H N

20-12-2008 24-07-2010 20-10-2010 26-11-2010 12-10-2009 03-12-2010 05-10-2010 20-01-2011 30-03-2010

22. Prof.Panditharadhya H.V. Shilpa Shree Satheesha L Abilasha B.M.

16-06-2009 24-01-2011 17-05-2010

23. Dr. Vijayakumari S Karikal Duggamma V.D. Bharathi Shanmuka Ganachari Sharadamba N.K. N. Yogesha

03-02-2009 02-03-2009 05-10-2010 23-08-2010 19-01-2010

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24. Dr. M. Nanjaiah

Naganaik Veerabhadraswamy Sumathi B K Shashikala M R Umendra Kumar H M Prasanna Kumar V Raju A

25-10-2007 04-02-2011 18-01-2011 25-07-2009 12-05-2009 11-03-2010 24-10-2007

25. Dr.B.K.Ravindranath

Saraswathi T N Mariswamy R Ahmad Heisani Seyed Hossein Fazeli Suresha M M. Manjunath

01-03-2007 24-10-2007 16-08-2010 01-12-2009 26-05-2009 05-10-2010

26. Dr. N. K. Lolakshi

Malani N Abhyankar Natesh Alva K Hemavathi D R Veena G Ramesh C G Devalanaika J Ramesh C J

24-06-2010 24-01-2011 18-01-2011 18-01-2011 26-02-2010 29-01-2010 -

27. Dr. T. Jayalakshmi

R Mahesh Umendra Kumar Ravi R Manasa H C

10-02-2011 03-11-2009 03-01-2011 02-03-2009

28. Dr. Akkamahadevi

Nethravathi Rajanna V S Mahadevaiah H R Mahadeva M S

02-03-2009 23-07-2009 10-02-2011 24-04-2010

29. Dr. Mylahalli Revanna Savitha M Vijayalakshmi Jayakeerthi

03-12-2010 23-08-2010 03-04-2009

30. Dr.H.T.Krishnegowda Nandeesha M N 03-02-2009

31. Prof.M.V.Krishnappa C.E.Lokesha Saloumeh Bahrini Far Anna Tosato M.Vincent Y.Ranganatha Ravi Prasad S Ram Prasad K.S. Sunil Kumar H.P.

21-05-2005 30-09-2005 17-08-2006 11-08-2005 08-06-2006 15-07-2010 30-08-2010 17-01-2011

32. Prof.M.P.Mahadevaiah H.M.Siddanagoudar A. Sridhar Murthy Mahadeva Parameshi. S. Jayalaxmi G. Anil Kumar H.A. Sidaraju

05-11-2005 22-06-2006 09-10-2006 18-12-2007 15-06-2009 17-01-2011 04-02-2011

33. Prof.N.S.Rangaraju J.Naveen C.Suresha S.Suresha Umesha C.G Azadeh Pourkarim

29-05-2007 18-12-2007 19-11-2008 16-08-2010 03-03-2010

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M.Nagaraju Shilpashree T.S.

20-08-2008 04-02-2011

34. Prof.K.Rajasekhara Reddy Dinesh, A. Madhura Thressiamma P.M. Mohamad Ali - Mohammadi Molasaraei Srinivas, K.

2010 2010 2007 24-10-2009 2010

35. Dr.H.K.Bhat B.M.Srinivasa Shahram Basity M.S.Veena

01-01-2004 19-02-2008 01-10-2007

36. Dr.M.Annapurna Raju. M. Manjunatha, B.R. Shylaja, K Bibi Aghdas Asghari Krishnappa, Sandesh, S Khasi Riza Mahadevayya, V.N.

07-08-2007 02-05-2007 15-07-2009 21-05-2008 2010 2010 2010 2010

37. Dr.M.R.Ganagadhar B.Dakshayani M.Satish Chandran Aurn Kumar Bilodi M.S.Radha Nanjunda Swamy K. Shiva Kumar Tenzen Desol

2005 2006 2007 2009 2009 2010 2010

38. Dr.Valindin Rajendra Kumar Alex P.Oommen Annamma M.A. Nincy V.M. V.K. Jose

18-06-2008 06-01-2010 05-11-2008 03-01-2011

39. Dr.N.S. Marie Joseph Ruby K.K. Antoniswamy

13-05-2010 04-01-2011

40. Dr.Joy Thomas M.Paothang Hoakip Suchitra Kaul J.P. Philomena

26-03-2006 20-05-2006 18-09-2006

41. Prof.N Usha Rani S A Chaitra Asha K. Sowmya K.B.

13-10-2010 10-12-2010 04-02-2011

42. Prof.B.P.Mahesh Chandra Guru Shivaraju H.S. Aabid Nabi Raghavendra R. Ramin Ardalan Fatemeh Ghanbari

26-05-2010 21-10-2010 19-11-2010 20-11-2010 23-11-2010

43. Dr. Niranajan Vanalli Shreesha Moulya B. Nethravathi C.N. Nigaraja E.C.

14-09-2010 10-12-2010 03-02-2011 03-02-2011

44. Dr.K.J.Joseph Lohith J. Gundappa Vaijappa

19-11-2010 21-10-2010

45. Dr. C K Puttaswamy Raja Raslana Ravi M.

02-09-2010 21-10-2010

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Nagarajamurthy 21-10-2010

46. Dr. Sapna M.S. Radhika C.A. Harsha P. Gireesha L.P.

02-02-2011 02-02-2011 02-02-2011

47. Dr.N.Mamatha Sreedhara B.N. 29-07-2010 48. Prof. S. Indumathi Rashmi.P 01-03-2011

49. Prof.A.R.Vishwananth N. Nagaraju 13-01-2011 50. Prof. M. Indira Prasad .R - 51. Dr.S. Mahendrakumar

Mamatha.M.S Savitha C Manjuprasad Rajamma.N

26-05-2009 22-01-2010 20-12-2010 -

52. Dr. D.V.Gopalappa

Rangaswamy.K Kiran S.P 06-04-2009 07-09-2009

53. Dr. H.R. Uma

Renushree H.K Shashikala

05-04-2008 25-01-2011

54. Dr. Navitha Thimmaiah Rashmi 16-09-2010 55. Prof. O.D. Heggade Puttaraju 13-01-2011 56. Prof K M Chander Anusha Bharath

Nasheed Jafri Sumana Vishwanath

- - -

57. Prof.Mahadeva Chandana Ebrahim Mohammed Madhura Madappa

- - - -

58. Prof.A S Dasan Ahmad Mehrali Dastjerdi K P Mercy

- 30-3-2011

59. Dr. Devika Rani Tanveer Hasan Caveramma K C

30-10-2010 12-10-2010

60. Dr. Rudramuni.M.H. Jayashree N K - 61. Prof. K.T. Sunitha Deepak T R

Sharanabasappa Guruprasad

62. Dr.T.K.Gajanan

M.Poornima

2009

63. Prof. Prathibha R Mudliar Mamatha N.R. Ashwini k. Chandana Anita Karpur R. Rajshekhar

24-04-2008 01-01-2009 01-01-2009 15-06-2009 20-12-2010

64. Prof.Shashidhar L.G. Mahananda Babu -Doddanavar Chandrashekhar Hanumant Nayak Rekha Agarwal Stella Mary

15-04-2005 21-12-2006 03-04 2008 07-05-2008 04-12-2010

65. Dr.Vidhyashree Prabhusena Pushapa k

29-05 2008 2009

66. Dr.Jayprakash Santosh Shalivahan Kollure Raghavendra

03-04-2008 - -

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Siddaiah -

67. Prof.Sugitha Suvarna Pampa Devi B Arunakumari. Gavisiddaiah Ramanjaneya P Manjunatha S.J. Rajendra Kodambalkar K Pradeep H.P

2004 2008 2007 2008 2008 2009 2010

68. Prof.Sebastian Joseph N.E.Yogesh Amiry Rahamy Revanna Shivakumar Prashanth

2004 2006 2010 2010 2009

69. Prof.R.Rajanna Satishbabu Chandrashekar.B.P Rakesh.H.S. Adithya.H.A. Vishwanath.V.M. Kalleshappa.D.P. Manjula.G.S. Mohammad Movahed Abdolrahim Ghazi

2007 2007 2007 2009 2010 2010 2009 2010

70. Prof.N.Saraswathi Pushpa.H.B. Amith Manoha Naidu Masrath Shafi Om Prakash gupta Santhosh Kumar.T.S. Ashok Sanjay.K

2010 2010 2007 2007 2009 2009 2010

71. Dr.Aswathanarayana Sundresh.N Mahadevu Nethrananda.C Nagarathna.B.S. Arun.K.L. Roopa.H.J. S.S.Rajeurs Chandrashekara.H.R.

2005 2010 2010 2008 2009 2007 2010 2010

72. Dr.K.Sadashiva Sis.Mario Emilio Pinto Namitha Guruswamy.K Parul Mandal

2008 2009 2008 2010

73. Dr.Y.H.Nayakwadi Kanakathara C.B.Devaraju Nalini Mehdi Akbari Mallikarjunaiah

2005 2004 2009 2009 2010

74. Dr.Puttaiah Sreedhara.H Viswanatha Reddy Mahesha.G Manjunatha.P Ravikumar S.R. Ganesha.A.J.

2007 2009 2010 2010 2010 2010

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Vahid Reza Khalili 2010

75. Dr.G.T.Somashekar Anto Richard Manjunatha.G.R. Mamatha.C.K. Vijay.H.T. Shyla Nagaraj

2010 2010 2010 2010 2010

76. Prof. Padma Shekar Srikanta Vijaya Srinivas Shetty Azam Khodashenas Pelko Krishna Suma Deepa bohra

Feb 2006 2008 2008 Feb 2009 2010 2010 2011

77. Dr. P.Padmavathi Doreswamy Rajanna.M Purnima S.P. Vimala S Shashikanth Jain I Aruna Kumari

2006 2008 2009 2009 2010 2011

78. Dr.N.Suresh Kumar Pavitra Tejraj P Shramani Sri Shruthnidhi Pramod Kumar Raju P

2004 2008 2010 2009 2010

79. Prof.V.N.Sheshagiri Rao Phramaha Prasit Chara Phramaha Narin Sudhamma Jayashankara S.C. Rudraswamy .C Prabhudeva Gurupadaiah -Horaginamata Naveena Phra Wisit Wongsai

12-06-2008 29-08-2008 12-11-2007 31-12-2008 14-05-2010 14-09-2010 24-09-2010

80. Prof.M.Ramachandra

M.Kantharaju H.E.Harisha Phramaha Danaiphat -Yuniram Rachaiah

25-09-2006 01-09-2008 19-06-2009 15-02-2010

81. Dr.S.Venkatesh Mallikarjuna Swamy.H.M. B.K.Puttananjaiah Suneetha Mohammad Ali Modarresia

02-06-2005 29-07-2006 18-01-2007 24-12-2009

82. Dr.M.Vijayalakshmi C.Gangaraju 21-12-2008

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83. Prof. Midatala Rani Santosh K.Peter S. Kavyashree V.S.Sholounni Pou Chandrika Shashikala Purushothama Kumara L.E. Sudhakar Mehabuba Rohi Mustaffa

22-12.2008 26-10-2009 27-10-2009 22-02-2011 06-12-2010 22-02-2011 12-01-2011 31-03-2010 22-02-2011

84. Prof.D.A.Mane

Manjula Mahalingiah Nagaraju.N

- - -

85. Prof.Muzaffar H Assadi

Aditya Sondhi Roopa K.N Govindaraju.K.S Zacaria T V Krishna Rajendra Bharath Mangessh Zulm Antony T.P Naveen Gouse Moiddin Jagaeesh Ranga Veerabadra

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86. Dr.G.T.Ramachandrappa Doreswamy Amrutha B.S.

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87. Dr.B.A.Dodamani

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88. Dr.M.R.Veerabhadra swamy

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89. Dr.H.P.Devaki

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90. Dr. K.Narayana Bhatta

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91. Dr.Anantha Nagendra Bhat

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92. Prof.R.Indira P.Veerabhadra Naika N.L.Rajendra Prasad Ravi B Dayananda J.S. Rakesh K Jayanand H. Derekar

2006 2005 2007 2009 2010 2011

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93. Dr.B.Gururaj Asha Sougaijam G.E.Gowdappa Anandakumar A.K.Thipperudrappa S.J.Mahesh

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94. Dr.S.Yashoda T.K.Ravi Aaron Pradeep Kumar Venkatesha B.Sowmya

2007 2008 2008 2010

95. Prof.T.B.B.S.V. Ramanaiah L.Joe Jyothi.H.P V.S.T.Krishna Mina Daraei M Nagesh Mahesh Kumar S.Jigani K. Chaitanya Kumar

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96. Prof.Y.S.Sidde Gowda Amir Ali Dorosti B Jagadish Rahmatollah Saeidi Raghavendra Holla N Prasanna M K.Anantha Gowda Krishna D.S Somashekara K.K.

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97. Dr. R.Shivappa

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98. Dr.C.Usha Rao P.R. Supriya S.H.Santhosh Kumar A.K.Mohan C Madegowda S Prathima

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99. Prof. S. Masood Siraj

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100. Prof.G.Kotreshwar Hamid Saremi Akhila Udupa D.P.Shivakumar M.Prabhu

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101. Prof. B.H.Suresh M.Srinivas K.Lakshmisha Manoharan Muniraja T.V. Varuni Mohammad Reza Razdar S.Manju Narahari Somkid

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102. Dr.H.Rajashekar Vijaya kumar Lakkanagoudra - Shakaragouda Balanagouda Trupta .S Fariborz Avazzadeh Fath Savitha .V Rekha Chinnappa

25-05-2006 09-06-2006 26-02-2009 15-02-2010 17-04-2010 24-10-2009

103. Dr.B.Mahadevappa Rechanna Yogesha B.S. Asha G.S.

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104. Dr.K.Nagendra Babu Raju Sampath Kumar Sreedhara .R Sureshan .N Alichagarvand Farahana Veena .A Lakshmana Y.G

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105. Dr.N.Nagaraja Indira P.E Veena M Vinay.N Sunanda H.S Sreenivas K.T Nataraj.S Saied Razaie Moghadam Amir Meholi

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106. Dr.M.L.Ashoka Ali Reza Mohanam Rajesh.U.S Niranjanna Babu Reddy Devaraju

16-02-2010 15-02-2010 30-04-2010 25-01-2011

107. Prof.B.R.Ananthan (Retd.)

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108. Prof. B.Shivaraj Jayarama Reddy Mallikarjunappa N.L K.B.Nalini Rouhollah Zahedrad Harikumar P Deepashree M Veena Urs Bharath C Gity Saki Fatemeh Alizadeh Aamer Mustafa

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109. Prof.D.Anand Mahesh MC. Kavitha B.N. Anjali K.T. Amulya M H.K.Shivaram M.P.Shivaprasad J.Ashwini Sharath Chandra T

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110. Prof.Aisha M.Sheriff K.V. Deepak K.Anjan Babu Alireza Akhoundi Sahana S.L. Geetha R Tharadevi

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111. Dr. S.J.Manjunath B.G.Saisha K.C.Shiva Shankar Veena.K.N Mohammad Hussein Ranjbar Anitha Thimmaiah R.C.N.Vinayaka Sheri Kurian Lakshmi P Shireen Reginald Toktam Salari

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112. Prof.K.Yeshodhara Manoj Kumar Raji Scaria Shaikn Mohammad Saleem. Pushpa M Vishalakshi Purushotham Mayur Poojari H.S. Venkatesh Vinutha Marzieh Ghobadi Pour

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113. Prof.Y.N.Sridhar Rekha Rangaswamy Chandrashekar Nagendra Lokesha Cheluvaraja Mohammud Omidi Samana Jevan Abdulla

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114. Dr.Ningamma C Betsur Fr.Joseph Mathew K.Ramesh Dharendrappa Mosoumeh nourbhaksh -khiabani Sowmya H.S. Manjula .H.S. Sri.D.Eraiah Manjunatha K.M. Chandrashekara B.

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115. Dr. Praveena .K .B Mahesha .T .B Jagadeesha .E Srinivasa .K .S Jijish Elias Chaitra .B .V Suvarna .V.D. Shivalingaswamy Hamid Mohammad Azimi Moslem Cherabin

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116. Dr. Sheela.G

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117. Dr.S.Madialagan H.N.Shashidhar N.P.R.Kesarkar Shantharaju

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118. Prof.M.Chandrakumar

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119. Dr.C.Venkatesh

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120. Prof.P.Ishwara Bhat Abhyuday A. Anand Chengappa Shyamala D Sumana P Padmalatha

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121. Prof.C.Basavaraju Vanishree.N Shilpa.K.U Kempe Gowda Sathish Gowda Nagendra Murthy M.C.Usharani Akbar Bashiri

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122. Dr.Ramesh Rangaswamy.D Jayashree Veerabhadra Haleshetty Jagadeesh Raghu.G Motalli Naveen Chandra Mosound Biranvad

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123. Dr.M.D.Krishna Nirmala Kumari Soumya.M.S Yedeyurappa K.Basavaraju Mallappa Y.P.Udayakumar Santhosh R Patil Mwiriri. K Charles

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124. Dr.T.R.Maruthi Kalicharan.M.L Muhammed Nori Thaker Umashankar M.Jayashree Sindu Vijayakumar Venus Gharehbaghi D.B.Ravikumar Rashmi

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125. Dr.M.Suresh Benjamin Srinivas - 126. Prof. H. S. Prakash Sunil Kumar

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11-08-2008 02-02-2008 07-10-2008 27-04-2009 20-11-2009 01-06-2009 24-10-2009

127. Prof. Bharathi P. Salimath

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128. Prof. S. R. Niranjana Hari Prasad P Girijamba R. Naveen Navya H.M. Mohammed Aiyaz Rohini

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129. Prof. Rasheed Ahmad Kishore Kumar Keekan 2005 130. Dr. Aparna H. S. Rohit A.Chougule

Rakesh Kumar 20-03-2008 18-03-2009

131. Dr. S. Umesha Shivalingaiah Chandrashekar Shaji, K.P. Chandan, S.

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132. Dr. K. Ramachandra Kini Ranjini P. Ashok, S. Prabhu Veena M Behrouz Jalaji G Melvin Prasad

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133. Prof.Cletus J.M. D’Souza Jyothi.M Shubha M C Shakourfeh Pourmolaei

30-10-2006 04-09-2007 04-09-2007

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134. Prof.M.Karuna Kumar Prasad K S Venkat Rao N

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135. Prof.B.S.Vishwanath Shaista Tarannum. Siddesha. J.M Riyaz.M * Yeriswamy Zahra Ashkavand Vilas Heremath Vikram Joshi

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136. Dr.K.Kemparaju M.S.Kumar Yashonandan J. Gowtham P.M.Nagaraju Manjula

26-08-2006 04-09-2007 04-09-2007 16-09-2009

137. Dr.K.S.Girish Hemshekar. M Sebastin Santhosh Sunitha K Jnaneshwari Thushara R Mohan

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138. Prof.K.A. Raveesha S Yogisha Sidgangaiah Shrisha D L Nagabhushan Akhilelsh Bhat Prakasha

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139. Prof.G.R. Janardhana Dilip Kumar E.K. Midhila Padman Abolfazl Pahevanloo Nooshin Khandan Shruthi Rao K.N. Usha N Jayaramaiah K.M.

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140. Dr. Shobha Jagannath Nethra, N.S Asha, D.R Nandini Prithvi Raj Varsha Kulkarni

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141. Dr. M.S. Sudarshana Dharmendra Nagarathnamma Malathi Mohammed Radfar Nandini, B.P Vidya Bharathi, B.P Lingraju Niranjan, M.H Rajashekar, N

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142. Dr. S. Leelavathi Surabhi Srivastava Ismail Sharif

30-01-2006 30-01-2006

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143. Dr. K.N. Amruthesh

M. Murali B. Jayalakshmi S.R. Mythrashree S. Manjula M.C. Thriveni S.N. Lavanya N. Anupama M.S.Abhayashree

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144. Dr. Rajkumar H Garampalli Sunil Kumar, C.P Veerabhadraswamy, A.L Heminder Singh Anil Kumar R Rashmi S Seema H.S. Mangala K.G.

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145. Dr.Nalini M.S. Akshatha J.V. Deepa R Hebbar

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146. Dr.M.S.Sharada Champaka Sahana Sangeetha

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147. Dr.Shubha Gopal Vineeth.R Deepashree .C.L Shruthi Prakash H.P.

13-10-2010 21-10-2010 19-02-2011

148. Prof.Ravishankar Rai. V

Chaitra Narayan Mohammed Aman Rajesh P.S. Kiana Alaswand Zaraswand

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149. Dr. N. Lakshmidevi

Bhagyashree K.Joshi Jagadeep Chandra.S Sowmya

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150. Dr. S. Satish Manochaya.S Syed Baker Kavitha.K.S

30-08-2010 07-12-2010 17-01-2011

151. Prof. K. S. Rangappa Simin Teimoori Raghava B Krishnamurthy B T. R. Swaroop C. M. Shivaprasad K. S. Rakesh R. Roopashree

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152. Prof. G. Nagendrappa Shyla B KiranKumar Vani N Jayadevappa H Shivanna Padmavathi. K.N

12-8-2008 03-1-2008 6-12-2008 21-4-2008 - 25-9-2010

153. Prof.D.Channegowda Suresha G P Prakasha K C N.Mallesha

2010-11 28-04-2009 03-05-2010

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154. Prof. H. S. Yathirajan Hakim Al-arique Q.N.M Mayekar A. N. Chidan Kumar C.S. Siddegowda M. S Praveen A. S Siddaraju B. P Dayananda A. S

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155. Prof.K.M.Lokanatha Rai Narayana U kudava N Sridevi Doddamani Raad Kasim Yhya Hemavathi S.N Sunil Kumar Paniraj A.S Ebraheem Abdu Musad

17-7-2009 08-02-10 16-7-2010 23-9-2008 24-10-2007 8-12-2006 12-8-2008

156. Prof.S. Ananda SriLatha B.R ChaitanyaLakshmi G Meenakshi P.G Rohit T Vahid Arabali Sowbhagya Rakesh

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157. Prof.Y. B. Basavaraju Amos Victor Pradeep Kumar P S Raju D Shivakumar S.B. Krishna M.H. Umesha B

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158. Prof.K. Basavaiah N. Rajendraprasad Okram Zenita Devi Abdul Rahman Sameer P.J. Ramesh Cijo M Zavier M.S.Raghu K.N. Prashanth

23-05-2008 25-03-2009 12-11-2008 22-06-2009 16-08-2010 05-10-2010 02-11-2010

159. Prof.P. Nagaraja Avinash K. Suma A. Honnur Krishna Aradhana N Chamaraja N.A Paulas A.R L.Vasanthkumar

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160. Prof.S. Shashikanth Manuprasad B K Srinivasamurthy V Jayan T.Joseph Manasa H. S Maziar Mansouji Avval Raghavendra K.R

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161. Prof.Nagaraja Naik Gnanendra C.R. Kishore Kumar .C Gangadhar Ramu – Chouhan Sharath V Sekar S Harini S.T. Rangaswamy J

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162. Dr.H. D. Revanasiddappa L.ShivaKumar K. Shivaprasad K.B. Vinay S. Mallegowda Deepakumari H.N. M. Madaiah Sajjad Khezrianjoo

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163. Dr. K. N. Mohana Mallesha L Shivakumar S.S Harish K.P Prasanna Kumar B.N. Gurudatt D.M. Chakravarthy M.P. Haroon Mohammed -Mohammed Al-Wesabi

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164. Prof. P. Nagabhushan Jagadeesh Prabhu Zakir Ali Nirmala Shivanand Ali Reza Alaei Mallinath Prasad Vimuktha Jathanna Seyed Saeid Mirkamali Shilpa Krishnaswamy

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165. Prof. G. Hemantha Kumar

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166. Dr. D.S. Guru Harish B. S. Manjunath S. K. B. Nagasundara Elham Dallalzadeh RaviKumar M Mallikarjuna P.B. Sharath Kumar Y.H. Ashkan M Yarahmadi Siddesh S

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167. Dr. Lalitha Rangarajan Chennamma H R Meera A. Veerabhadrappa Manjunath S. S. Amir Rajaei Alireza Azari Moghaddam Shilpa N

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168. Dr. Suresha Umesh K. K. Abdul Basit Abdullah- Mohammed Darem K. M. Anilkumar K.M.Krishna Murthy Asma Ahmed Esmail -Al Hashmi

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169. Dr.H.S.Nagendra Swamy Naresh Y.G. Mohan Kumar Chethan Kumar B.M.

23-09-2009 24-10-2009 12-11-2010

170. Prof.G.Saraswathi Sundarvalli Fahemah Padmini Majumdar Fatemeh Moghadam Tabrezi

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171. Prof. Khyrunnisa Begum Shahla shafiee Sara Sarrafi Zadeh Shabnam Omidvar Archana Prabhat Chandramathi J Rokade H.M.Somashekhara Sushma B.V.

15-07-2006 09-10-2006 03-10-2007 2008 2009 2009 17-03-2010

172. Prof. Jamuna Prakash

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13-06-2006 20-09-2005 27-01-2006 11-06-2007 11-06-2007 21-04-2008 09-01-2009 03-05-2010

173. Dr. Asna Urooj

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23-04-2008 23-05-2008 11-05-2009 11-05-2009 18-11-2009 13-10-2010

174. Dr.Komala M. Arundhathy. M.V Sudha S. Rayanagoudar B.N.Ashwini T.Sandeep

11-05-2009 30-10-2010 04-01-2011 17-01-2011

175. Dr.Asima Nusrath Jayamani M. Shabbeeir M Rekha Mahesh Naveena Annulakshmi Abdoulla

2006 2007 2008 2007 2011 2010 -

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176. Prof.Krishna Murthy Suresh Kumar Javed Tali

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177. Dr.B.N.Shivalingappa Sukvinder Sowmyashree K.L Shivanna Somashekara Suvarna

2007 2008 2010 2010 2010

178. Dr. H. Nagaraj Annapurna -Sharanappa Kalyani Pawar Kalyani -Narayanarao Tallalli Basappa -Guddappa Hugar M.R. Subhas L.Karlawad Kummur

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179. Dr.B.Chandrashekara

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180. Dr.Subash S.Sannasiddannavar S. Parashivamurthy Ashok. N. Multhalli Minutha V Bindumathi S Sindagimath S.V. Nagendraswamy R.B. Hareesha S.S.

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181. Dr.P.Jayashree Lokesha.B Satheesh Kumar N.S Kavitha Namdev Nirmala Shamiulla

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182. Dr. Arun Das Somashekar Jabir ShriHarsha Ravikumar Shashikala.H.R Periyannan Iraj Eskandarian Mohammad Reza

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183. Prof. K.Byrappa Tabasom Parvin Namratha K. Zeinab Esfandiari Kolaei

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184. Prof. H.T.Basavarajappa Azadeh Taghinia Heijabi 25-03-2009 03-06-2011

185. Prof. S. Govindaiah Syed Zakualla Nagabushan P Hema C

03-07-2009 17-04-2010 10-12-2010

186. Prof. B. Basavalingu S.Vasuki 22-03-2007

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187. Prof.G.S.Gopalakrishna Bharghav Ramu N.S.Ramaiah

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188. Dr. M.Shankara Seyed Morteza- Moosavi Rad 22.08.2008

189. Dr. B.Suresh Jagadisha C

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190. Dr.P.Madesh

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191. Dr. M. S. Sethumadhav Sridhar Raje Urs K.N.Somashekar

20-12-2004 21-01-2009

192. Dr. L.Mahesh Bilwa C.J.Nagamadhu C.M.Noor Mansoor

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193. Dr.K.N.Prakash Narasimha Vishwanath R Manoj Kumar

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194. Dr. D. Nagaraju G.Mahadevaswamy S.Siddalingamurthy Mohammad subhan lone Lakshmamma Artimesghassemi Dehnavi Ramin Sarikhani

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195. Prof.Khaiser Nikam Jayakumar Vinod Kumar B L Devendra Hassan ,M Bharvi Dutt

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196. Dr. M.Chadrashekara G. Unnikrishnan Umesha

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197. Prof.D.Soner Nandappa Ramachandra S R Sumathi M P Vinayakumar P N Arunkumar A Deepak G Shivakumar Shivaswamy P M Anwar Saleh A Alwardi

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198. Prof.H.N.Ramaswamy Ravikumar N. 01-01-2003 199. Prof. Chandrashekara

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200. Prof.D.D.Somashekara Narasimha Murhty K Veena C.R. Shalini S.L.

07-10-2008 09-02-2009 07-04-2010

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23-12-2010 25-11-2010 13-10-2010 03-06-2008 28-07-2007 18-01-2005

202. Dr. K.R. Vasuki Abdul Rawf Abdulrahman -Abdullah Kahtan C Chamaraju G Sharath R G Veeresha C Sathish Kumar B P Deepak Khaled Alloush

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203. Prof. D.Revannasiddaiah Pushpa N. Vinutha. N Usha M K

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204. Prof. Paramesh L Shivakumar S - 205. Prof. Ranganathaiah C M N Chandrashekara

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17-04-2006 24-10-2009 03-10-2009 21-10-2010

206. Prof. Somashekar R. Parameshwara S Diwakara Niranjana

04-02-2008 04-02-2008 22-08-2008

207. Prof.K.S.Mallesh Shrikanth - 208. Prof. Sridhar M.A. Thippeswamy G.B. Manjunath

H.R. 23-07-2006 24-05-2007

209. Prof.Lokanath N K

Madan Kumar S Prabhuswamy M Manjunath B C

23-12-2009 24-12-2009 12-03-2010

210. Dr. M S Chandrashekara Rajesh B.M. Prathibha B S Nagaraja K M

- 16-6-2010 -

211. Dr. Mahendra M. Chandra Jithesh Babu E. A.

12-11-2010 12-11-2010

212. Dr.S.Krishnaveni Vinay kumar.M - 213. Dr. A.G. Devi Prasad

Praseeda Kumari Shyma T benny Nageeb Ali Saeed Al-Sagheer Siddaraju Komal Kumar

25-01-2007 19-04-2007 06-03-2008 04-09-2008 20-08-2009

214. Prof.S.L. Belagali

K.S.Geetha N.S.Bagade Divya J Rajanna A.H.

22-06-2007 04-11-2008 24-09-2009 16-09-2009

215. Dr.N.S.Raju Praveen Kumar D. S. H. Basavarajappa Rakesh Sharma M.S Devaraja K

26-12-2006 23-09-2008 16-09-2008 04-09-2008

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216. Dr.S.Srikantaswamy B.K.Harish Kumar Shakunthala Bai R.Madhukar

09-08-2007 05-02-2008 23-09-2008

217. Prof. K. Byrappa Tabasom Parvin 25-04-2008 218. Prof. A. Balasubramanian Mahesha 29-09-2005 219. Prof. H.S. Ramesh Om Guru Prakash S

Gurupada Swamy S.K 01-01-2008 20-12-2006

220. Dr. Nagaraj Naik Gangadhar Ramu Chavan 04-11-2008

221. Dr.S.Suresh Deepa C.N. A.B. Doddamani

24-08-2009 03-09-2009

222. Prof. Mewa Singh S.S.Sunil Kuldeep Roy Aniruddha Datta-Roy

2007 2007 2009

223. Prof.G.Venkatesh Kumar Srilakshmi P Sr. Lissamma,S C.Ramaswamy C.Mohan Kumari John Balaiah Shruthi Mane Kumar R.N.

2009 2009 2008 2007 2010 2010 2010

224. Prof.S.K.Kiran Kumar Archana Raj Majid Moineezadeh Archana Bhat Siddalingaiah Hiremath Shubratha K.P. Swaroop Sharma Jayasheela

2006 2006 2009 2009 2010 2010 2011

225. Prof. P.Prakash S. Nishanimut Marita Saldhana Anand S. Aparna Pandey Bhuvaneshwari B

Dec.2007 Sept.2009 Oct.2009 Dec.2009 Dec.2010

226. Prof. Basavarajappa Deepa P.V., Ali Khaneh Keshi Mantayya Guddimath Maryam Mousavi Nik

Jan 2010 - - -

227. Prof. Jyoti S. Madgaonkar

Amir Askari Mohammad Ghahremani -Khorram Saritha Alfrida Rodrigues

03-09-2007 18-10-2008 31-01-2009

228. Dr. Sampath Kumar Venkateshaiah Majid Sinaeinejad Ravi Kumar

2009 2010 2010

229. Prof.G. Subramanya Shivakumar Bakkappa D. Jamuna

11-08-2008 24-10-2008

230. Dr.D.Manjunath Ajay Dethose 23-11-2010 231. Dr.Basavaiah M.V. Govindaraju 06-11-2004 232. Dr.T.S.Jagadeesh Kumar B.S. Nagendrardhya 24-10-2008 233. Prof.R.Vasudeva Vasanthlakshmi

Shri Lakshminarayana Gali 01-01-2004 06-12-2007

234. Dr. S.Ravi Prathibha Ahmad Mirza -

19-03.2005

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Aghazadeh Attari T.S.Mavitha Ali Saeb Vasanthakumari

12-04-2007 16-12-2008 18-06-2008 28-04-2010

235. Dr.G.Divanji K.Vidyalakshmi Raviprakash

03-04-2008 16-03-2010

236. Dr.B.S.Biradar C.D.Santhosha Shivanna

19-11-2008 27-05-2010

237. Prof. Prakash R Naik Famisaeed Muqbel M. Najma Habeeb Selvaraj S M.M.Balakrishnan B.R.Badariprasad

03-09-2007 14-12-2009 08-06-2010 08-11-2010 10-12-2010

238. Prof. Sadanand M YamakanamardiSavitha N Jomet Sebastain K Deepthi S Beenamma Joseph Naziya Ashraf

2008 2007 2007 2010 2010

239. Prof. S.N. Hegde Guna P Lakshmi K V Sowmya M L Bhavani K.M. Babaei M.R. Raghunandan K.S Ambika

22-01-2009 30-03-2010 15-06-2010 19-05-2008 15-12-2010 - -

240. Prof. S.R. Ramesh

B Shruthi M. K. Ramakrishna Mohan J. Mohammad Haddadi Samaneh Prithi Raghavan Deepashree

- - - - - - -

241. Prof. Shivabasavaiah Dr. H. Krishna Ram Dinamani M Maryam Khodadadi Ramyashree M Ramya .M.C. Manjunatha .M.G.

2009 04-01-2005 02-05-2008 13-11-2009 - -

242. Prof. V.A. Vijayan

Vivek Charles Raghavendra. B.S Prathibha K.P. Puneeth P.

02-09-2009 30-12-2008 31-10-2009 01-04-2011

243. Prof.N.B.Ramachandra Kusuma L Salam Herojeet Singh Parisa Davoodi Radhika PN Shyamala K. V Avinash M V

22-06-2007 24-04-2008 05-07-2008 31-10-2009 26-04-2010 26-04-2010

244. Prof. H.N. Yajurvedi Manjula Bhat Nada Khaled Nirupama Devaki, M

2007 2007 2007 2008 2009

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Navya Nirupama, M

2008 2009

245. Dr. B.V. Shyamala Venkatesh C R Keshav Subramanya Ranjeetha Devi

13.12.2004 23.03.2006 26.10.2007

246. Dr. M Bhagya Ameen M H A K. M Bhavani Saritha.M Divya D. S.Samson

2008 2008 2010 2011 -

247. Dr. S. S. Malini Sreenivasa G Chaitra P T Mohsen Najafi Vineeth V.S. Kavitha P. Shivaprasad C.Sharatkumar

14-12-2009 17-02-2011 04-10-2010 10-02-2011 - - -

248. Dr. M. S. Krishna Somashekar K Prathiba M Shivakumar. P. Abolhasan Rezaei Santhosh. H.T. Latha M

22-04-2008 - 29-07-2009 15-06-2010 19-01-2010 -

249. Dr. Shakunthala V Shereen Kouser Palaksha Abolfazi Bayrami

01-01-2008 23-12-2009 23-09-2008

14. Citation index of faculty members and impact fa ctor

Research Output: Publications, Citations and h-index

(Source: Web of Science during 2011)

Sl. No Department 2011 Publi. Cit.

1 Anthropology - - 2 Applied Botany and

Biotechnology 21 1

3 Biochemistry 16 1 4 Botany 9 1 5 Chemistry 142 55 6 Computer Science 8 0 7 Environmental Science 4 2 8 Food Science 9 0 9 Geology 6 1

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Sl. No Department 2011 Publi. Cit.

10 Mathematics 1 0 11 Microbiology 7 1 12 Physics 58 24 13 Psychology 5 1 14 Statistics 4 0 15 Zoology 17 2

Results found: 543

Sum of the Times Cited : 334

Sum of Times Cited without self-citations : 194

Citing Articles: 259

Citing Articles without self-citations : 172

Average Citations per Item : 0.62

h-index : 7

15. Honors/Awards to the faculty

Following teachers have received various honours, awards and academic

distinctions from different professional organizations/agencies.

Prof. Krishne Gowda

Received Distinguished Alumni Award. 2010-11 marks the 30th Anniversary of

the founding of the Centre of Urban Studies and Urban Planning. Over the past 30 years,

those who have graduated and made very substantial contributions to urban development

locally, regionally, and globally – The University of Hong Kong has recognized and

awarded as a Distinguished Alumni.

Provided Full Scholarship and invited to the 1st International “Sustainable Urban

Management” Course from 23rd to 28th August 2010 in the International Urban

Training Centre (IUTC) and UN-HABITAT, Gangwon Province, The Republic of

Korea.

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Prof. K.M. Chandar

Kannada Sahitya Academic Award to Prof.K.M.Chandar

Dr. Padmashekar

1) Selected as the President of the 8th Kodagu Dist. Kannada Literary Conference. It

was rare gesture for a woman for the first time in the history of the Kodagu Dist.

Kannada Literary Parishat.

2) Awarded 2010 Sadodita Award for her re-known research contribution. The award

was instituted in memory of Sri Ramakrishna Hegde, past Chief Minister of

Karnataka.

3) Nominated as a Member to the Advisory committee of Women Studies of University

of Mysore.

4) Recognized as a novel contributor to Kannada Literature and hence she has been

included in the list of 100 dignitaries documentary films produced by the Karnataka

Govt.

5) Member to the Public Library Authority of 2010, Book Selection Committee, by the

Govt. of Karnataka

Prof. R. Indira

Distinctions and memberships:

1) Visiting Fellow Department of Sociology, Sri Venkateshwara University, Tirupati,

2011

2) Sadodita Award from the Shashwati Trust for Significant contribution in the field of

Research

Prof. K. Yeshodhara

1) Honoured by Sagacious Academy, Hassan for Educational Services – 28th January

2011

2) Honoured by Karnataka Viswakarma Saahithya Kalaa Academy ® Bangalore for

Educational Services – 23rd January 2011

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Prof Jamuna Prakash

1) ARP award 2010-11: Selection for “Awards for best research publication” by the

vision Group on Science and Technology (VGST), Karnataka State Government,

Karnataka.

2) NSI prize for Best oral presentation, 42nd National Conference of Nutrition Society

of India, 19-20 November 2010, Mumbai. [Sudha Sairam and Asna Urooj. Evaluation

of antidiabetic effect of Artocarpus altilis using in-vitro and ex-vivo techniques.]

3) NSI prize for Best Poster presentation, 42nd National Conference of Nutrition Society

of India, 19-20 November 2010, Mumbai, [Charlotte G Karunakaran and Asna Urooj.

A comparative study on the life style practices and somatic status in pre and post

menopausal women.]

4) Best Poster award: 6th Nutra India Summit, International Conference on

Neutraceuticals. Mumbai, 15-18th February 2011. [Bhavya S.N. and Jamuna Prakash.

Antioxidant activity in different extracts from corn based ready-to-eat breakfast

cereals. ]

5) Best paper Award: National Congress on Children and Adolescent Health”, Zahedan,

Iran. 8th December, 2010. [Shahla Shafiee, Mohsen Mesgarani, Khyrunnisa Begum.

Pubertal timing and nutritional status among adolescent boys from Mysore city,

India].

Dr.S.K.Kiran Kumar

1) Awarded Honorary Professorship of the International Academy of Yoga Teachers

Training, Belgrade Serbia.

Prof. Shalini R Urs

1) Prof. Shalini R Urs, awarded 20th Annual Mortenson Distinguished Lecture by

University of Illinois, Urbana Champaign. She delivered a lecture on “Shifting

Terrains, Crossing Boundaries: Digital Libraries are personal and Social Again!” on

20th October, 2010

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16. Internal resources generated

During the period, the University received Rs.51.52 Crores (under Non-Plan

grant), Rs. 111.15 Crores under (Plan grant), Rs.15.13 Crores (under Ear Marked Special

Fund) and Rs.69.19 Crores (under Debt. Deposit & Advance.) The receipts under this

head of account during the year 2010-2011 are as under:

Income details Amount (Rs) Fees, admissions 11,07,50,076 Self finance scheme 3,97,55,708 University Property 97,45,346 Miscellaneous 1,94,49,183 Exam fees 11,71,05,493 Total 29,68,05,806

17. Details of departments obtained UGC SAP, COSIST

(ASSIST)/DST, FIST, etc. assistance / recognition:

Names of SAP Departments and their thrust areas Sl. No Name of the Department Thrust Area 1) Physics Condensed matter, Nuclear and Theoretical Physics 2) Applied Botany & Bio-

Technology Molecular Plant Pathology Bio-prospecting and Bio-therapeutics

3) Chemistry Bio-organic and Medicinal Chemistry Peptide and Synthetic organic Chemistry

4) Food Science and Nutrition 1) Health Foods 2) Disease Specific Dietary Formulations

5) Geology 1) Pre Cambrian Geology with special reference to South Indian Shield 2) Experimental Minerology and Petrology

6) Journalism and Communication Tribal Development support Communication in Karnataka State

7) Library and Information Science Digital Literaries and Library Automation 8) Statistics Probability theory and Stochastic processes 9) Zoology Cytogenetics Reproductive Biology and endocrinology

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Names of DST-FIST/COCIST Departments

l. No.

Name of the Department

1. Physics

2. Applied Botany & Bio-Technology

3. Chemistry

4. Geology

5. Statistics

6. Zoology

7. Mathematics

8. Biochemistry

9. Sericulture

10. Microbiology

18. Community Services

The University organizes various community services through NSS and NSS-

TOC (Training and Orientation Centre). The following Community Services have been

organized during the year by the NSS:

University Level Camps

The Inter Collegiate camp was held during 24-10-2010 to 04-11-2010 in Mysore,

Chamarajanagar, Mandya and Hassan. About 5630 volunteers and Programme Officers

actively participated in this University Level Camp. The camp had four primary

components, namely Morning flag hoisting, Shramadan, Special lecture and Cultural

Programmes

Special lectures were delivered by eminent speakers on Social interest on relevant

topics. Different cultural programmes were held with the debate, devotional songs and

dramas

The volunteers also took active part in the Shramadhan all the university

campuses were cleaned by the volunteers. Saplings were planted and cleaning of roads,

drainages and gutter, construction of toilets, renovation of historical temples, desalting of

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ponds. The volunteers contributed blood and aid to free eye check up and surgery, free

medical check up for human beings and also domestic animals.

State Level Camps

Sixteen volunteers participated in the pre-RD camps held at Bangalore during

30-09-2011 to 19-11-2010. Six volunteers also participated in the pre-RD camps held at

Bangalore on 26-01-2011. About 20 volunteers and 01 Programme officer also

participated in the state level cultural festival held at Mangalagangotri Campus,

Mangalore University during January 21-27, 2011. The volunteers also won individual

prizes for their notable contribution in the state level cultural festival.

National level Camps

Two volunteers Subbaiah and Kalyvani represented the University in the

Karnataka State in NSS Mega Camp held during 19-30, October, 2010 at New Delhi.

Vinod Kumar represented the University of Mysore in the National Republic day parade

held on 26, January, 2011 at New Delhi.

Cultural Exchange Programmes

Youth Exchange and home stay programme was inaguarated by Hon’ble Minister

Sri. S.A.Ramdas, Hon’ble Minister of Medical Education, Karnataka on 06-03-2011 at

Govt. Guest House, Mysore. Sri. Sandesh Swamy, Mayor, Mysore, Sri. Siddaraju, MLC,

Sri. Nagendra, MUDA Chairman, Sri. Harsha Gupta, Deputy Commissioner Prof. V.G.

Talwar, Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor Sri. K.V. Khadri Narasimhaiah, Dr. M. Rudraiah,

Programme Co-ordinator Sri. Shekar, RGNIYD were the guests of honours. The

programme was organized under the ageis of Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth

Development, Sri Perambadur, Tamil Nadu and as well as NSS wing of University of

Mysore. In this programme 160 NSS Volunteers representing north eastern states, north

eastern regions namely Assam, Arunachala Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram,

Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura, Orissa and also from Bihar took part in programme. The

programme was appreciated by all the participates of North eastern states. Further local

volunteers hosted volunteers from the North Eastern States in Home state programme and

made comfortable stay for 02 days in their houses.

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Special Campus organized

About 350 On 05-10-2010 NSS of University of Mysore and Information and

field Publicity Office jointly organized a lecture on Management of Panchayat Raj as

welll as awareness programme. Further an Essay writing and Poster making competition

for the above subjects were arranged. About 350 NSS Volunteers. Under the joint

auspicious of NSS of Mysore University, Nehru Yuva Kendra, Mysore District, Govt. of

India had arranged a District level convention on 12- 02-2011 at the Fine Arts College

Auditorium, University of Mysore, Sri. S.A, Ramadas, District Minister in-charge and

Minister for Medical Education, Sri. H. Vishwanath, Hon’ble Member of Parliament, Sri.

Siddaraju, MLC of Karnataka, Sri. Nataraj, District Co-ordinator, Neharu Yuva Kendra

and Prof. M. Rudraiah. Programme Co-0rdinator, NSS, University of Mysore, were

present on the occasion.

NSS Training and Orientation Centre (Toc) for Karnataka

This Centre conducted Four training programmes, each for a period of 10 days,

for 113 programme officers. The NSS programme officers of the following

Universities/Departments had attended.

• Bangalore University

• Gulbarga University

• Karnatak University

• Kuvempu University

• Mangalore University

• Mysore University

• Pre-University Education

• Tumkur University

• D.E.T.

• D.S.E.R.T.

• Law University, Hubli

• Rani Chennamma University

• Davanagere University

• Karnataka State Women University

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19. Teachers and Officers newly recruited:

Promotions on CAS: 2010-2011

Teachers of Post-Graduate Department of Studies

Sl. No

Name of the Teacher Department of Studies in which working

Previous Cadre

Cadre to which promoted

Date of promotion

1

Dr.G.S. Gopalakrishna Department of Studies in Geology

Reader Professor 10-08-2005

2 Dr.D.D. Somashekhara Department of Studies in Mathematics


3 Dr. Jamuna Prakash Department of Studies in Food Science & Nutrition


4 Dr. Nagaraja Nayak Department of Studies in Chemistry


5 Dr.S. Shashikanth Department of Studies in Chemistry


6 Dr.G.R. Janardhana Department of Studies in Botany


7 Dr.M. Shankara Department of Studies in Geology


8 Dr. Ashwathanarayana Department of Studies in History


9 Dr.N.S. Rangaraju Department of Studies in Ancient History & Archaeology


10 Smt. L. Hamsaveni Department of Studies in Computer Science

Lecturer SSL 01-07-2005

11 Dr.N.S. Raju Department of Studies in Environmental Science


12 Dr.M.S. Sharada Department of Studies in Botany

SSL Reader 27-10-2005

13 Dr.A.G. Deviprasad Department of Studies in Environmental Science


14 Sri Mahadevaiah Department of Sugar Technology, P.G. Centre, Mandya.


15 Sri M.P. Manohara Department of Sugar Technology, P.G. Centre, Mandya.


16 Sri M. Mahadevaprasad

Department of Electronics, P.G. Centre, Hassan.


17 Dr.S. Chandrajau Department of Sugar Reader Professor 13-10-2007

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Sl. No

Name of the Teacher Department of Studies in which working

Previous Cadre


Date of promotion

Technology, P.G. Centre, Mandya.

18 Dr.Madialagan Department of Studies in Physical Education & Sports Sciences


19 Dr.S.K.Naveenkumar Department of Electronics, P.G. Centre, Hassan.


20 Dr.Lingaraj Gandhi Department of English, P.G. Centre, Mandya.


21 Dr.M.N.Shekhara Department of Kannada, P.G. Centre, Mandya.


Teachers of Constituent Colleges of the University.

Sl.No Name of the Teacher

Department & College

Previous Cadre


Date of promotion

1 Dr.S. Suresha

Yuvaraja’s College, Department of Environmental Science.


2 Dr.M. Manjunath

University Fine Arts College for Women

SSL SGL 26-10-2005

Technical Staff of the University

Sl.No

Name of the Teacher

Department & College

Previous Cadre

Cadre to which promoted Date of promotion

1 Sri Y.L. Somashekhar

University Library Assistant Librarian

Assistant Librarian (Senior scale) 25-04-2004

2 Smt. Pushpa Joseph University Library Assistant Librarian


3. Smt. P. Saraswathi University Library Assistant Librarian


Appointment of non-teaching staff

Sl. No. Name of the staff Designation

1 Kum. M.C. Nirmitha Second Division Clerk 2 Sri M.N. Naveen Kumar Second Division Clerk 3 Sri Rajashekara Second Division Clerk

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4 Sri P. Madhu Second Division Clerk 5 Sri K. Nandeesh Second Division Clerk 6 Sri M.P. Sandesh Attender 7 Sri M. Prakash Peon 8 Sri M. Subramanya Peon

20. Teaching - Non-teaching ratio:

Ratio - 1:1.60

Statistics on Teaching and Non-Teaching Staff

Sl. No. Designation

Total Number of Employees Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes Minorities Others M W T M W T M W T M W T M W T

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 TEACHING STAFF A. Post-Graduate Department of Studies & P.G. Centres at Mandya, Hassan and Chamarajanagara 1 Professors 121 20 141 27 00 27 09 00 09 03 04 07 82 16 98 2 Readers 81 09 90 15 05 20 02 00 02 02 02 04 62 02 64 3 Lecturers

(Selection Grade)

04 01 05 01 00 01 01 00 01 00 00 00 02 01 03

4 Lecturers (Senior Scale)

18 04 22 08 03 11 03 00 03 00 00 00 07 01 08

5 Lecturers 55

29 84 15 07 22 08 02 10 01 00 01 31 20 51

Total

279 63 342 66 15 81 23 02 25 06 06 12 184 40 224

C . NON-TEACHING STAFF

Sl. No.

Cadre and Designation

Total Number of Employees

Scheduled Castes

Scheduled Tribes

Minorities Others

M W T M W T M W T M W T M W T 1. Vice-

Chancellor 01 00 01 01 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

2. Registrar 01 00 01 00 00 00 01 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 3. Registrar

(Evaluation) 01 00 01 00 00 00 01 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00

A. CONSTITUENT COLLEGES OF THE UNIVERSITY 1 Lecturers

(Selection Grade)

63 36 99 22 03 25 04 03 07 01 04 05 37 25 62

2 Lecturers (Senior Scale)

13 05 18 06 01 07 05 01 06 00 01 01 03 00 04

3 Lecturers 34 22 56 08 03 11 01 00 01 00 01 01 24 19 43 Total 110 63 173 36 07 43 10 04 14 01 06 07 64 44 109

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4. Finance Officer

01 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 01 00 01

5. Deputy Registrars (Admn./Eval.)

07 00 07 02 00 02 00 00 00 01 00 01 04 00 04

6. Deputy Finance Officer

00 01 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 01 01

7. Asst. Registrars (Admn./Eval.)

07 01 08 01 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 06 01 07

8. Asst. Finance Officers

02 00 02 01 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 01 00 01

9. Superintendents

32 12 44 06 03 09 01 00 01 00 02 02 25 07 32

10. Senior Assistants

26 14 40 06 02 08 03 00 03 00 00 00 17 12 39

11. F D C 61 21 82 12 04 16 02 01 03 01 01 02 46 15 61 12. Stenographe

rs 05 14 19 01 03 04 00 00 00 00 00 00 04 11 15

13. Second Division Clerks

100 17 117 20 01 21 04 02 06 01 00 01 75 14 89

14. TCC 19 18 37 03 02 05 02 00 02 01 00 01 13 16 29 15. Attenders 87 29 116 13 10 23 07 02 09 01 01 02 66 16 82 16. Class-IV 154 47 201 31 09 40 08 03 11 01 01 02 11

4 34 148

17. Technical Staff

153 33 186 27 07 34 07 02 09 29 11 43 89 14 103

Total

657

207

264

124

41

165

36

10

46

35

16

51

461

141

612

D . HOSTEL EMPLOYEES:-

Designation Total Number of Employees

Scheduled Castes

Scheduled Tribes Minorities Others

M W T M W T M W T M W T M W T Second Division Clerks

13 02 15 04 00 04 00 00 00 00 00 00 09 02 11

Cooks 10 00 10 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 10 00 10 Hostel Assistants 58 06 64 22 01 23 01 00 01 00 00 00 35 05 40 Total 81 08 89 26 01 27 01 00 01 00 00 00 54 07 61

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21. Improvements in the library services:

Following are the improvements undertaken in the library during the year:

1) Established Career Information and Employment Section.

2) Designed Career Information and Employment Portal.

3) Established special competitive examination resources cell.

4) Strengthened library OPAC.

5) Introduced special provision for the public to borrow books from the

library.

6) Procured e-books and databases other than those provided by UGC-

INFONET Consortia.

7) Initiated design of institutional repository.

Additional details about the library general working is given here under:

Details of Membership as on 31-03-2011

Sl. No

Type of Membership Total Numbers of Members

1 Faculty Members 10 2 Research Scholars 67 3 Post-Graduate 2610 4 Non-Teaching Staff 15 5 Visitors/ Guests 619 6 Others 52 Total 3354

Other Information

1 No. of users who availed of the Internet Browsing Facility

26459

2 No. of users who availed of CD ROM Services

25

3 Text Book Loan Services No. of Students No. of books Issued

250

1250

4 Technical Processing 4995

5 Reference Queries Short Range Long Range

522

814

6 Archival Section No. of Queries Attended No. of Xerox Copies Provided No. of Out Side institutions

831

682

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7 No. of Students Visited the Section No. of Students availed the Facilities

24859

12400

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Book Exhibitions

Book Exhibition on “ Dr. B.R. Ambedkar” birth day Celebration(15-4-10 to 20-

04-10), “Independence day” Celebration (15.08.2010 to 24.08.2010), Dr.

S.R.Ranganathan Birth day Celebration (12.08.2010 to 17.08.2010), “Gandhi Jayanthi”

(02.10.2010 to 11.10.2010), “Kannada Rajyotsava” ( 01.11.2010 to 10.11.2010),

“National Book Week” (14.11.2010 to 23.11.2010), “Rashtrakavi Kuvempu Jayanthi”

(29.12.2010 to 04.01.2011), were organized.

Book Exhibition on “Nethaji’s Birthday” was Organised on 23-01-2011, Sri.

H.S.Doreswamy, Freedom Fighter, opening the Exhibition and delivered the lecture on

Nethaji’s life and struggle.

Apart from the traditional library services, value added services such as referral

service, e-alerts, Institutional Repository of research output, citation analysis, article

delivery service, access to digital sources through library portal, OPAC, online tutorials,

orientation programmes, workshops, exhibitions, conferences, and student support “Earn

while you learn” scheme are provided.

Downloads of online resources through library portal can be monitored by the

usage details from respective publishers. Library is partly automated and operated using

Kohat, library management software. 164 computers are provided for information

retrieval via internet, besides the campus wide network. Reprographic facility is

outsourced and available within the library premises.

Attention is paid to build up the e-resource collection, besides the print to keep

pace with current literature to enhance learning and research.

Purchase of books are by recommendations of the respective Departmental

Committees (catalogues and e-mails are periodically sent for their selection of current

titles). Prior to renewal of journals every year, Departments are requested for their

consent and also recommendations for new titles. Brainstorming sessions are also held to

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consider subscription of new databases journals. The titles thus recommended are placed

finally before the Library Committee for negotiation of subscription costs and approval to

proceed for subscription. Both print archives as well as extensive e archive collection is

also used. For example, JSTOR is most popularly used for retrieving archival literature

with 1,12,453 downloads in 2009.

Campus wide network enables the students and faculty to have a ubiquitous

environment with access to online library services available 24x7 at desktops/laptops.

Frequency or usage statistics gradually increased in downloads every year.

Library functions throughout the year except for seven holidays. Working hours

have been extended from 8.30 a.m. – 8.30 p.m. (12 hours) and till 10.00 p.m. (14 hours)

during examination period. It is proposed to have 24 hours reading facility in the

additional new library building under construction.

Library advisory Committee consists of the Registrar, Finance Officer, Deans of

Faculties and Librarian. Committee meets periodically to deliberate, take decisions and

make recommendations on Library development issues. This year highlight was that, the

Committee had done negotiation of e-resources with the respective publishers through

video conferencing in the Library. We are the first university in the country who has done

this exercise, thereby saving lot of time and money.

Motivation to students and teachers

The jackets of the new arrival of books are scanned and displayed to roll in a

Plasma TV at the entrance of the library, which catches the eye of the entrant (first of its

kind in any university library). Secondly, the library software Libsys has a provision to

check the latest arrivals for the last one month. Besides e-circulars/e-alerts are posted and

flash news on the library portal indicate the latest additions of e-resources to the library.

Periodic Orientation and Training programmes for honing skills in usage of database,

Quizzes, Posters and promo material create awareness of latest additions.

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Special Facilities offered to the Visually Challenged Persons

Computers and scanner with the essential software to convert print into audio files

are provided. The visually challenged scan the essential print books and stores it as audio

books for use. They are also savvy in using our library portal to access all the e-resources

of our digital library, use internet to access their e-mails or prepare power point

presentations.

22. New books/journals their numbers and cost

New books/journals

their numbers and

cost

2010-2011 Number =

4996 Rs 65,30,063=00

Subscription to Periodicals (Journals, Magazines, etc.,)

Sl.No Types of Journals/Magazines

Total Numbers

1 Indian Journals 252 2 Gift 58 3 News Paper 20 4 Magazine 24 5 Electronic Journals 7000 6 Online Databases 10 Total 7364

23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers is

introduced and the action-taken on student feedback

Student assessment of teachers has been followed in all courses. The feedbacks

are collected in a structured format periodically. Based on the feedback good performers

are appreciated and other staff members are motivated to improve their performance.

Students Critical Evaluation of Teachers

Students’ feedback is an essential component of any assessment. It provides an

opportunity to elicit the view of the students regarding the general facilities available in

the Department, their opinion about the teaching and research commitment and capability

of the faculty, role of administrators and system of administration, delays and denials of

justice, and for providing better amenities and care on campus with modern tools and

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techniques. Questions regarding teacher’s regularity in conducting classes, providing up-

to-date information on the subject, their orientation to the assigned part of the curriculum,

style and efficiency of teaching, clarity in imparting information, availability of the

teacher before and after the class hours for consultation, general ability of the teachers,

their capabilities in motivating students for progression, etc are normally included in such

exercises. Students are also asked to give their feedback in an abstract manner. A copy of

the questionnaire obtaining feedback from students is provided Annexure – A & B.

As per the directions of NAAC, student assessment of teachers was introduced

and based on the overall observations made, the teachers are advised to act effectively.

Assessment of teachers by the students was conducted every year for all the courses and

reviewed by the and advisory committee members consisting of former Vice Chancellors

and high level education administrators and accordingly the teachers are appraised and

motivated to improve the teaching and research programs.

24. Unit cost of education:

Including salary = 1 : Rs. 1,09,364/-

Excluding Salary = 1 : Rs. 43,050/-

25. Computerization of administration and the proce ss of

admissions and Examination results, issue of certif icates:

Application for the common entrance examination for courses under various

schemes is now available through online. Issuance of admission tickets and publication

of results are also computerized.

To carry out the day-to-day administrative activities of the University intranet has

been established. The process of admission and examination has been computerized.

Results are published in about 20 days from the end of last examinations and displayed

both in the Notice board and University website. The Examination results and issue of

certificates are under the control of University.

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Some functions of the University including finance transactions are already

computerized and the processes for further improvements are on. Total educational e-

governance is being initiated.

26. Increase in the infrastructural facilities:

• Construction of Extension Block to Bahadhur Institute of Management

Studies

• Construction of Extension Block to Environmental Sciences building

New Buildings Constructed

1. Additional block for Bahadhur Institute of Management Stu dies

2. Pariksha Bhavan

3. Maharaja’s College Students Hostel (New block)

4. New block (Academic Block) for BBM at Maharaja College campus

5. Academic Staff College Guest House

6. Women’s Facilities Centre

7. Building for Department of Studies in Microbiology

8. New Block for Department of Studies in Environmental Science

9. New block for Department of Studies in Social work

10. New Block for Department of Studies in Commerce

11. New block for Department of Studies in Chemistry

12. International Students Hostel

13. Yuvaraja’s College Auditorium and New Academic Block

14. Yuvaraja’s College Ladies hostel

15. PG Students hostel (Block III)

16. PG Ladies hostel ( Block III)

Renovation and Up-gradation of Buildings, Hostels & Laboratories

1. Repair and up-gradation of Humanities Block Auditorium

2. Repair and up-gradation of Centenary Hall at Maharaja’s College

Premises

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3. Renovation of Union Building at Maharaja’s College premises

4. Up-gradation of University Fine Arts College auditorium

5. Renovation and up-gradation of Institute of Development Studies ( Leela

Vihar) building

6. Repair and up-gradation of Biochemistry laboratory and building

7. Up-gradation of Botany laboratory

8. Up-gradation of Zoology laboratory

9. Repair and Up-gradation of Old PG Gents hostel

10. Repair and up-gradation of New PG Gents hostel

11. Up-gradation of Village hostel

12. Up-gradation of Gautama hostel

13. Up-gradation of Maharaja’s college hostel

14. Up-gradation of Ladies old hostel

15. Up-gradation of Ladies new hostel

16. Repair and Up-gradation of Canteen at Manasagangotri

17. Repair and Up-gradation of Canteen at Maharaja College Campus

Buildings under Construction

1. Kuvempu Institute of Kannada Studies Auditorium

2. Jainology Department Building

3. New Block for Biochemistry Department

4. New block for BBM at Maharaja College campus

5. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Studies, Research and Extension Centre Auditorium

6. New building for Sri Babu Jagjivanram Studies, Research and Extension

Centre

7. New block for Digital Information Resource Centre on the 2nd Floor of the

University Library at Manasagangotri

8. Additional block for Department of Studies in Library and Information

Science

9. Additional rooms at Humanities Block

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10. Additional block for Department of Studies in Ancient History and

Archeology

11. PG Ladies hostel (New block)

12. University Guest House (Additional block)

13. Library – cum – Computer Laboratory at PG Centre, Mandya

14. Library – cum – Computer Laboratory at PG Centre, Hassan

15. Quarters at PG Centre, Mandya for Non - teaching Staff

16. Quarters at PG Centre, Hassan for Teaching and Non - teaching Staff

17. Academic Building at Satellite Centre, Chamarajanagar

18. Equipping Proficiency Development Centre – English Language Lab

Integrated Communications Network:

A campus wide Integrated Communications Network (ICN) to provide data, voice

and video (in future) across the campus is being carried out by the Centre. To enhance the

usage and reach of the services/resources offered on this network to the users during and

beyond office hours, the campus is being Wi-Fi enabled. All the

teaching/administrative/hostel buildings are connected to this network through Optic

Fibre Cable and gigabit switches.

Digital Information Resources Centers Established:

1) University main campus, Manasagangothri main campus with 120 computers.

2) PG Centers – Hassan and Mandya with 40 compuaters each.

3) PG Satellite Center, Chamarajanagara with 20 computers.

4) Under-Graduate College campus with 40 computers.

Research facilities

A central facility with high end research equipment at a cost of Rs. 12 crore has

been established.

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General Facilities

Hostel Facilities

The University maintains seven Men's Hostels and two Women's Hostels

as detailed below. Students may approach the Director of Student Welfare/

Wardens of the Hostels for further information regarding admissions to these

hostels :

• Postgraduate Hostel for Men (Main Block), Manasagangotri, Mysore,

• Postgraduate Hostel for Men (New Block), Manasagangotri, Mysore,

Postgraduate Ladies' Hostel (Old Wing), Manasagangotri, Mysore,

• Department of Studies in Physical Education and Sports Sciences Hostel,

Mysore,

• Student Village, Manasagangotri, Mysore,

• Postgraduate Ladies' Hostel (New Wing), Manasagangotri, Mysore,

• University Hostel - II, Mysore,

• Postgraduate Hostel (Men), Hassan,

• Postgraduate Hostel (Men), Mandya.

• Postgraduate Hostel (Women), Satellite Postgraduate Centre,

Chamarajanagara.

Hostel accommodation is not guaranteed to all the students. Students who

pursue only Diploma / Certificate Courses are not eligible for hostel facilities.

Centre for Proficiency Development and Placement Service

Today, against the backdrop of globalization, candidates with proficiency

for employability have manifold opportunities for placements. Proficiency is the

key to employability, individual excellence and social involvement. To gain an

overall proficiency, students need to be equipped with a variety of skills such as

communication skills, language competency, analytical skills, application skills,

organizational skills, inter-personal skills, innovative skills, entrepreneurial skills,

etc. Keeping in view the need for systematizing the activities of skill development,

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proficiency enhancement, and personality development, and establishing liaisons

for placements, the University of Mysore has established the Centre for Proficiency

Development and Placement Service (CPDPS). The Centre keeps liaison with

different Institutions, Industries, Government Departments and such other

organizations, and collects information about job opportunities and creates and

maintains up-to-date database in this respect. It facilitates unemployed graduates

and postgraduates so that they could be placed in different sectors through on-

campus and off-campus interviews, and other modes of selection processes.

K-SET Centre

The University Grants Commission (U.G.C.), New Delhi, has prescribed

that a person aspiring to become a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Universities

/ Colleges has to qualify in NET / SET (State Eligibility Test), earlier known as

SLET.

The U.G.C. and Government of Karnataka have identified University of

Mysore as a Nodal Agency to conduct Karnataka State Eligibility Test (K-SET)

for Lecturership and this K-SET Centre is located in Pareeksha Bhavan, behind

Crawford Hall, University of Mysore, Mysore.

During the year 2011, the K-SET Centre is conducting Examination in 26

different subjects in line with NET examinations being conducted by the UGC.

Details regarding eligibility criteria and mode of conducting the SET examination

are available on the K-SET Centre website www.kset.uni-mysore.ac.in.

Cafeteria

There is a centrally-located canteen on Manasagangotri campus, which

caters to the needs of students, faculty and the general public.

Women's Facilities Centre

The University has an independent Women's Facilities Centre located

beside the Department of Studies in Computer Science at Manasagangotri campus.

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This is meant for women students commuting from different places who need

common resting facility.

Health Centres

There are two Health Centers - one located on Maharaja's College campus

and the other at the Manasagangotri campus of the University of Mysore, to take

care of the medical needs of the students, faculty and officials of the University.

Sports Facilities

A separate Directorate of Physical Education looks after the sports

activities. The University of Mysore has vast sports fields, cricket stadium, tennis,

courts, gymnasium and a well-maintained swimming pool that cater to the needs

of students, faculty and sports lovers of the city.

Auditoria

Facilities for co-curricular activities exist in the University. There are five

auditoria - one each at the Maharaja's College Centenary Building, the University

College of Fine Arts for Women, Humanities Block at Manasagangotri, Bahadur

Institute of Management Studies (BIMS) and Educational Multi-media Research

Centre (EMMRC). In addition, most of the Departments have well-furnished

Conference Halls. These facilities are available for use by the students for cultural

programmes and competitions, such as debate, music, dance, drama and also for

special lectures.

Manasagangotri also has a spacious Open-air Theatre with a seating

capacity of 10,000 where cultural programmes for large gatherings could be held.

Postal Services

India Post is running two Post Offices, one at the Manasagangotri campus

and the other at Crawford Hall with savings/recurring deposits, telephone,

telegraph and Speed Post services.

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Banking Services

The State Bank of Mysore has two branches in the University, one at the

Manasagangotri Campus and the other at Crawford Hall, which provide banking

and ATM facilities.

Transport Services

The KSRTC plies city buses to the campus from all corners of the city with a

frequency of 20 minutes. The campus is about 6 kms. from the Central Bus Station

and 3 kms. from the City Railway Station.

Student Welfare

A separate Directorate of Student Welfare located at Educational Multi- media

Research Centre (EMMRC) building near Gandhi Bhavan at Manasagangotri campus,

looks after the student welfare programmes in the University. The students are

encouraged to participate in co-curricular activities, such as literary and cultural

competitions, Inter-Collegiate and Inter-University competitions. The State/ Zonal/

National/ International Youth Festivals are also arranged from time to time.

International Centre

The International Centre is located at the University College of Fine Arts for

Women at Manasagangotri. This is a single-window system facilitating the requirements

of academic foreign students. It provides guidance and counseling to foreign students

regarding admission to various courses in the University, besides assisting them in

matters relating to eligibility, residential permits, bonafide certificates etc.

Special Cell for SC/ ST

There is a Special Cell to look after the welfare of SC/ST students. The cell also

awards fellowships to students for carrying out research. Special coaching classes are

conducted for the benefit of SC/ST students appearing for competitive examinations,

such as IAS, KAS, IPS, NET and SET. Training is offered in the application of

computer techniques as well. Bridge-courses are conducted for promoting

communication skills, writing and oratory skills. The Cell has a good library facility

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with books on general knowledge and computers. Financial assistance is also

provided to students of the postgraduate departments through the state directorate of

social welfare.

Centre for Competitive Examinations

The Centre for Competitive Examinations located at Educational Multi- media

Research Centre (EMMRC) building provides special training to equip students for

various Competitive Examinations such as IAS, KAS, IPS, IFS, NET and SET, Banking

Services etc.

Employment, Information and Guidance Bureau

The University Employment, Information and Guidance Bureau, located in the

University Library building at Manasagangotri provides information on courses and

careers. Pamphlets and booklets are displayed at the Bureau Office. Lectures and

seminars are arranged in various colleges to highlight employment opportunities.

Information about courses in other universities within the country and abroad is also

provided. Students can register their names for employment assistance at the Bureau.

National Service Scheme (NSS)

The NSS Programme sponsored by the Government of India, with the objective

of involving University students in nation-building activities through proper use of their

time, talent and energy has been implemented in the University since 1970. The NSS

Cell is headed by a Programme Coordinator. The students under NSS scheme take part

in community service activities both on and off the campus. They also participate in

Collegiate/Inter-Collegiate/Inter-University- level NSS camps, medical camps, blood

donation camps, rural housing, rural sanitation and educating rural public on various

activities.

Women Harassment Complaint Committee

Women Harassment Complaint Committee, constituted in 2005 in the University

as per the directions of the Supreme Court, aims at the prevention of sexual harassment

of any nature on women employees and students at work / study place in the

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jurisdiction of the University of Mysore. The University recognises that sexual

harassment is a serious offence and takes appropriate steps to prevent and deal with

sexual harassment to see that there is no hostile environment for women at work /

study place. The students, teaching and non- teaching staff members and other category

women employees can complain to their immediate Heads / to the Registrar, the Vice-

Chancellor / the Committee whenever they face any kind of sexual harassment [as

defined by the Supreme Court guidelines] in their work place or college and exercise

their right to study/ work / live with dignity.

School

Manasagangothri school established in the campus, offers classes I to X to cater to

educational needs of the children of the University staff, faculty and people in the

neighbourhood.

Daycare Centre and Kindergarten

During the recent induction of new faculties, and a phenomenal increase in

strength of Research Scholars, a large number of young mothers have joined the

University.

The need for establishing a Day Care Centre was felt and the university

established the same in a spacious building with State of the Art facilities, air conditioned

play rooms, rest rooms and dining rooms. Trained staff and ayahs were appointed from

the University funds and grants by the UGC.

This has helped the young mothers to leave their children in safe hands during

their working hours.

The day care centre provides free service to the children of university employees.

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27. Technology up gradation

The University believes in providing an ambience with the state-of-the-art

facilities.

• Upgraded and modernized 39 class rooms (1 in each department) with ICT

facilities, such as LCD, audio system, UPS etc and furniture

• The University believes in providing an ambience with the state-of-the-art

facilities.

• The Library has the state-of-the-art facilities with available journals online.

• Most modern and sophisticated instruments are provided for scientific

research and enormous thrust is given for promotion of collaborations with

both the national and international institutions.

• Free analytical facility provided to all Research students in the Central

Instrumentation Facility. State-of-the-art analytical facilities created during

the reporting year.

• In the Post Graduate and Research Departments of Physics and Chemistry

new instruments have been purchased. The Department of Computer Science

is equipped with new software to suit the need. PCR and UV spectrometer are

purchased in the Department of Microbiology. To perform automated

processes, the Department of English is provided with a system of latest

configuration.

• The Library has the state-of-the-art facilities with available journals online.

• Most modern and sophisticated instruments are provided for scientific

research and enormous thrust is given for promotion of collaborations with

both the national and international institutions.

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28. Computer and Internet access and training to te achers and

students

Every Teaching Staff is provided with the Latest computer. An Integrated

Communications Network is being established using Optic Fibre Cable (OFC) connecting

all buildings on the campus of the University with Wi-Fi coverage to provide voice, data

and video services to the user community. This digital network would replace the

existing data network and old copper based voice network.

The University has a Central as well as department wise computing facility. All

the teaching departments have internet connected computer labs for the use of students.

Most of the faculty members are provided with individual computers having internet

connectivity.

The Academic Staff College regularly conducts computer training programmes to

non-teaching staff members. This is very important as the University is effectively

implementing systematic computerisation of its administration and all examination

related works.

Based on the need and requirements the Computer and Internet training is

extended to all staff.

29. Financial aid to students:

Research Fellowships awarded during 2010-11

Department of Studies to which awarded

Sponsoring Agency Total No. of Fellowships awarded

UGC University CSIR Others

GM

Cat

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SC

/ST

GM

Cat

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SC

/ ST

GM

Cat

.

SC

/ S

T

Psychology 01 - - - - - - - - - 01 Botany 01 - 02 - - - - - - - 03 Zoology 07 - 02 - - - - - - - 09 Geology 02 - - - - - - - - - 02 Statistics 04 - - - - - - - - - 04 Chemistry 12 01 01 - - - - - - - 14

Physics 04 - 01 - - - - - - - 05

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Kuvempu Institute of Kannada Studies

09 01 02 - - - - - - - 12

Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship

- - 101 - - - - - - - 101

Chemistry - - - - - - 02 - - - 02 Biotechnology - -- - - - - 02 - - - 02

Food Science & Nutrition

- - - - - - 02 - - - 02

Biochemistry - - - - - - 03 - - - 03 Polymer Science - - - - - - 01 - - - 01

UPG Fellowship - - - 10 01 04 - - - - 15

Total 40 02 109 10 01 04 10 - - - 176

Welfare Programmes for the Benefit of Scheduled Castes and Tribes

Particulars of the welfare programmes implemented for the benefit of SC/ST

Students, Research Scholars and Teachers.

Sl. No

Welfare Programmes Expenditure (Rs)

1 Research Fellowship: JRF 62 + SRF 06 = 68 Total Fellowship

27,85,808-00

2 Teacher Fellows: 04 Arts Fellows

20,000-00

3 Extra Boarding and Lodging Charges: EBL charges provided to SC/ST students who were staying in the Hostel Rs. 200/- per month for 1445 UG students (10.5 months) and Rs. 240/- per month for 973 PG students (10 months)

47,86,851-00 4 During Exam period:-

Mess charges paid to the students who had taken the exams during June & July 2010

21,55,681-00 5 Room Rent

Financial assistance given to 125 non-hostelites who were staying in the rented room at Rs. 75/- per month for 10 months

93,750-00 6 Dissertation Work:

Financial assistance given to dissertation work for 119 students @ Rs. 700/- each studying in final year degree courses

83,300-00

7 Sports & Extra curricular activities: Financial assistance of Rs. 500/- given to 04 students who were represented the university in sports and extra curricular activities.

2,000-00 8 Electricity and Water Charges:

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Sl. No

Welfare Programmes Expenditure (Rs)

Electricity and water charges of SC/ST students who Were staying in the university hostels

22,03,728-00

9 Purchase of Stationery for office use 14,740-00 10 Computer Training programme to 54 SC/ST students through

CIST, UOM, Mysore

10,800-00 11 Printed of Office letterheads, Cash book and etc., from

University Printing Press, MGM

4,097-00

12 Financial assistance given to purchase of books in the University libraries for the benefit of SC/ST students

1,75,000-00

13 Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s 119 Jayanthi and Felicitation to Doctorate holders. Expenditure incurred for this purpose

14,862-00

Total Rs 1,23,50,617-00

30. Activities and support from the Alumni Associat ion:

Endowments

a Value of Endowments and Chairs added during

2010-2011

Rs. 1,04,86,600=00

b Total value of Endowments held by the University, as on 31-3-2011 including interest

Rs. 16,18,14,784=00

c Total number of Endowments held by the University as on 31-3-2011 Gold Medals 290

638 Cash Prizes 218 Scholarships 80 Lectures/ Seminars 29 Endowment Chairs 13

Endowment Expenditure

1 Endowment Scholarship Rs. 3,15,000-00 2 Gold Medals Rs. 5,12,575-00 3 Cash Prizes Rs. 1,18,818-00 4 Endowment Chairs Rs. 2,14,04,000-00

Alumni Associations are functioning in all teaching departments of the

University. They are doing yeomen services in their area of operation. Their activities

include providing academic support, conducting symposia and workshop, providing

financial aid to needy students as scholarships and endowments, assisting the activities of

Placement Cell etc.

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Department-wise alumni meetings were conducted.

The Alumni of Computer Science Department have donated books to the Library

and Information Centre.

Alumini association provides scholarships to the economically weaker and

meritorious students and instituted Medals and Trophies to the meritorious students.

The BoS of every course includes an alumnus as its member, who contributes in

restructuring and updating of the curriculum.

Guest lectures are delivered by alumni members on topics in their field of

specialization and relating to the overall development of the students.

Alumni members residing in various parts of India and abroad share their

experiences with the staff and present students whenever they visit the institution.

They also help the students in getting placements by providing information about

the employment prospects to the students, faculty and HoDs. Though the activities of the

Alumni Association was insignificant during the entire period, some alumni in their

individual capacity were involved in academic support to the University by associating

themselves in delivering talks, seminar lecturers and also by attending different

Programmes held in the University. But their moral supports to the University were

significant.

31. Support from the Parent – Teacher Association a nd its

Activities

University of Mysore , since its inception is maintaining centrality in character in

admitting students and appointing teaching and non-teaching functionaries from all parts

of India and even abroad for some prestigious and innovative courses by following the

required percentage of reservation. Hence, the formal association of Parents and Teachers

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is not practically feasible. However, the individual department / centre is inviting the

available parents in around the University and convening an informal parent teachers

meeting in the department / centre to make valuable suggestions and contributions which

would improve the teaching, learning, research, consultancy and exceptional activities of

the University. In the case of students who are absent for more than week, department

chairperson sends the wards parents a post -card (since most students are from rural

region) informing them about the student, his marks and other academic records. The

parents do come and have meeting with the course teachers on day-to-day basis inquiring

about their wards and normally this procedures do lead to corrective measures for the

student to change their attitudes towards higher learning.

32. Health services

The University has two health centers – one at main campus Manasagngotri, and

the other at Maharaja’s College campus.

Health Center at Manasagangothri

Total number of Out-patients treated 14,578 Total number of Laboratory Tests carried out 1,335

The Health Centre served the Medical needs of the University Employees and

their family members and students of Manasagangotri, CIST, Maharaja’s and Yuvaraja’s

Colleges Mysore. A Large number of patients were treated for Major cases of ENT

infections, Cardiac diseases, Hepatitis infection, all types of general diseases, all types of

accident cases, orthopedic problems, ophthalmic problems, Thyroid problems and

Diabetic Melitus. Regular antenatal checkup of pregnant women and Annual checkup for

Gangothri Students were done.

The Laboratory has been equipped for different types of blood analysis. The tests

for Haemoglobin, Hepatitis infection, AIDS infection, all types of fever, Diabetics,

Hypertension, Tuberculosis and all types of Urine tests were carriedout. Minor

Operations were undertaken in OT section like suturing of open wounds, cuts in accident

cases, opening of Abscess & emergency cases were treated as in patients with I.V.fluids,

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ECG recording are also done to rule out cardiac disease. The centre has been providing

medical services to the students of Mysore University during their Annual Sports Meet

and guest at the Convocation, VIPs who visit the University. 5 days Medical Service

done to Youth Festival Program.

Health Center at Maharaja's College Campus

Total number of Out-patients treated 21,941 Total number of X-rays taken 408 Total number of E.C.G. taken 91

Health Centre Caters to the health needs of Students of Maharaja’s and

Yuvaraja‘s and Evening Colleges, Manasagangothri Campus, Employees of University of

Mysore and their dependents. Regular Annual Medical Checkup was conducted to the

University students.

Centre is equipped to manage common ailments like respiratory infections,

gastrointestinal infections, skin ailments, & trauma and manage chronic diseases like

diabetes, hypertension, Asthma, heart diseases.

Conducted about 12 health camps for the detection and monitoring of Diabetes,

Hypertension, Asthma, Peripheral neuropathy and delivered a health lecturers to students

and staff. Lab demonstration to postgraduate students.

Centre created an inpatient facility (day care) to meet the needs of patients

requiring IV fluids. Treated about 185 people as inpatients and done about 205 minor

surgical procedures.

33. Performance in sports activities:

Department of Physical Education

The department catered to the needs of talented and selected student sportspersons

in various sports disciplines to represent University of Mysore at the South Zone, South

West zone and All India Inter-university tournaments held at different parts of the sub-

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continent during the year 2010-11. The selected sportspersons were given intensive

training ranging between 10 and 12 days for which purpose services of the experienced

coaches attached to the department as well as other agencies were availed.

Kum. Thippavva Sannaki of Teresian College, Mysore has won Silver Medal in

10,000 meters run at the All India Inter University Athletic Meet held at Acharya

Nagarjuna University, Nagarjuna Nagar, Guntur (AP).

The available Wrestling facilities of International Standard and the expertise and

scientific coaching by Sri L. Manjappa, SAI Wrestling Coach, has been utilized by the

budding wrestlers in both men and women section of University of Mysore fetched

laurels for the first time in the history of University of Mysore in the women section.

Kum. M.R. Ramya of D. Banumaiah’s First Grade College, Mysore won Bronze

medal in the 63kg weight category at the All India Intern University Wrestling

Championship held at Rajasthan University, Jaipur.

The student sportspersons in both men and women section of University of

Mysore have been achieving at the District, State, National and International level in

Volleyball under the able guidance of Sri N.B. Suresh, SAI Volleyball Coach,

Department of Physical Education, University of Mysore, Mysore. This time in the

history of University of Mysore, for the first time the Women Volleyball team won

Bronze medal at the All India Inter University Volleyball Tournament held at L.N.U.P.E.

Gwalior (M.P.)

Under the joint auspices of Department of Physical Education and St.

Philomena’s College, Mysore, a workshop on Enhancing the Standard of Sports

Performance among the Students of University of Mysore for Physical Education

Directors and Coaches of the University Constituent and Affiliated colleges was

organized at St. Philomena’s College Seminar Hall on 22nd May, 2010.

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A one day Orientation programme for Physical Education Directors have been

organized on 30th July 2010 at Albert Einstein Auditorium, DOS in Physics,

Manasagangothri, Mysore to upgrade the existing knowledge among the Senior Physical

Directors and newly appointed physical directors to make understand the latest A.I.U.

rules, stock and accounts, University Selection Trials, Physical Fitness Tests and other

administrative procedures.

Prof. Seshanna Endowment Lecture on Physical Education and Sports– 2010

was organized by the Department of Physical Education at the Auditorium of Bahadur

Institute of Management Sciences, Manasagangothri, Mysore, on 8th September, 2010.

As a regular feature the physical education personnel and coaches attached to the

department have conducted coaching camps in various sports disciplines to the budding

talented students from schools and colleges during summer vacation period. This year

also, the summer coaching in 12 disciplines had attracted more than 1,500 students

during April 2010.

Tournaments conducted

Sl. No. Name of the Competition

Venue of the Competition

Date of the Competition

01 University Inter- Collegiate Chief Justice Hombegowda Memorial Gold Cup Football Tournament

University Sports Pavilion, Mysore

9th to 13th August, 2010

02 Mysore University Inter Collegiate Cross Country Race and Selection Trials for Men and Women

JSS College, Gundlupet

4th September 2010

03 University Inter Collegiate Competitions and selection trials in Swimming and Diving, Gymnastics, Yogasana for men and women and Wrestling, Best Physique and Weight Lifting for Men

University Gymnasium Hall and Swimming Pool, Mysore

7th to 9th September 2010

04 University Inter Collegiate Athletics (M & W) Competition and selection trials

University Oval Grounds, Mysore

28th to 30th October 2010

05 University Inter Collegiate Inter Zonal Women Games

GFGC for Women, Hassan

19th to 21st February 2011

06 University Inter Collegiate Inter Zonal Men Games

Yuvaraja’s College, Mysore

8th to 10th March, 2011

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34. Incentives to outstanding sports persons:

• Cash award of Rs.7,500/- each for the first two place holders in the All India Inter

University Tournaments.

• Tracksuit and Blazer are given to high level achievers.

• Reservation of seats for Degree and P.G. courses under sports quota.

• Due consideration is given to athletes and sports persons. Concession is given in

hostel accommodation.

• Medals, Sports cups and certificates are distributed to the winners and runners

during sports day.

• During 2010–2011 a sum of Rs.6,00,000/- has been spent for promotion of

proficiency amongst sports persons.

35. Student achievements and awards:

List of Students who have secured Ranks (Up to III Rank) in the various

Examinations held during the month of May/June 2010.

Sl No.

Degree/ Subject Name of the Students College / Department Rank

1 M A (Ancient Hist.& Archaeology)

Shivananda N DOS in Ancient History & Archaeology, MGM

I

2 M A (Christianity) Arokia Mary A M DOS in Christianity, MGM I

3 M A (Coperative Management)

Mahesha C DOS in Eco. & Co-op., MGM

I

4 M A (Criminolgy & Forensic Science)

Shivakumar M K Maharaja's College , Mysore I

5 M A ( Economics ) Rashmi DOS in Economics & Co-operation, MGM

I

Shruthi Rani P A II

Deepika R III

6 M A ( English ) Kalpashree C R DOS in English , MGM I

Manasa Devanoor P II

Sowmya M Maharani's Arts & Commerce College for Women , Mysore

III

7 M A ( Folklore) Kelleney Kitbok Suting Kuvempu Institute of Kannada Studies, MGM

I

8 M A ( History) Anu B N DOS in History , MGM I

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Mallikesha H H II

Ravi B V III

9 M A ( Jainology & Prakrit )

Deepa Bohra DOS in Jainology & Prakrit , MGM

I

10 M A (Kannada) Suguna C Kuvempu Institute of I

Krishnakumar G C Kannada Studies, MGM II

Bhargavi H Dept. of Kannada, PG Centre, Mandya

III

11 M A (Linguistics) Rasheed Ali Mohammed Saleh

Kuvempu Institute of Kannada Studies, MGM

I

12 M A (Middle Eastern Studies)

Abhilash N DOS in History, MGM I

13 M A (Philosophy) Rajani Rao U DOS in Philosophy , MGM I

Prasarn Lao Arven

II

14 M A (Political Science)

Mallamma DOS in Political Science , MGM

I

Umesha H Govt. College, Mandya II

Manohari P DOS in Political Science , MGM

III

15 M A (Sociology) Ramya Nagesh Govt. Arts College, Hassan I

Vinutha B C Govt. College for Women, Mandya

II

Shobha BR DOS in Sociology , MGM III

16 M A (South Indian Studies)

Mahadevaiah H P Kuvempu Institute of Kannada Studies, MGM

I

17 M A ( Urdu ) Hina Tarannum DOS in Urdu , MGM I

18 M C J Seethalakshmi T D DOS in Communication & Journalism, MGM

I

Shruti Kumar II

Shwetha III

19 M S W Doris Elezabeth Kunder St. Philomena's College, Mysore

I

Vanishree V DOS in Social Work , MGM II

Assunta Lobo St. Philomena's College, Mysore

III

20 M Music Sangeetha R Tharanathan

College of Fine Arts for Women, MGM

I

21 M F A (Painting) Salma M Chamarajendra Academy of Visual Arts, Mysore

I

22 M Com Chandrika S DOS in Commerce , MGM I

Nanditha M M II

Shilpa S III

23 M B A Chaitrashree M Pooja Bhagavath Memorial Mahajana PG Centre, Mysore

I

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Surya K Maharani's Arts & Commerce College for Women, Mysore

II

Pavithra HR Institute of Higher Education , Hassan

III

24 M B A (Agri-Business)

Adarsh S IDS, MGM I

25 M F A M Naga Rekha S A DOS in Commerce , MGM I

Monika P M II

Shwetha M C III

26 MBI Tech. Archana M G DOS in Commerce , MGM I

Sahana Prasad II

Manasa Yamuna M J Pooja Bhagavath Memorial Mahajana PG Centre, Mysore

III

27 M Ed Dharmesha H P Shankaregowda College of Education , Mandya

I

Suhasini C P II

Mary Evangalin Gladies Y

DOS in Education , MGM III

28 M Ed ( RIE) Asha Kumari B Regional Institute of Education , Mysore

I

Yunus P M II

Deepak P III

29 M P Ed Praveen Kumar K DOS in Physical Education & Sports Sciences , UOM , Mysore

I

Channappa C II

30 B Ed Sunitha Shedthi G Rajeev College of Education, Hassan

I

Mamatha C M Hasanamba College of Education, Hassan

II

Lingaraju S Nisarga Institute of Education, Kollegal

III

31 B Ed ( RIMSE ) Praveena S Nadiger Ramakrishna Institute of Moral & Spiritual Education, Mysore

I

Girish S II

Karthikeyan R III

32 B Sc Ed Gagan Preet Regional Institute of Education , Mysore

I

Vijitha Rajan II

Mohan R III

33 B P Ed Savitha G T DOS in Physical Education , Mysore

I

Rakseh R II

Sowmya T D III

34 LL M Yogeetha M DOS in Law , MGM I

Mohan Kumari S II

Ajith Kumar M G

III

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35 LL B ( 3 Years) Mekhala Kagil K Saradavilas Law College, Mysore

I

Saranya A P E S Law College , Mandya II

George William D'Souza

SBRR Mahajana Law College, Mysore

III

36 LL B ( 5 Years) Nirmala S Vidyavardhaka Law College , Mysore

I

Kakchingtabam Tejbati Devi

Saradavilas Law College, Mysore

II

Usha B P E S Law College , Mandya III

37 B A L (VI Sem. of 5 Years LL B)

Rashmi R SBRR Mahajana Law College, Mysore

I

Amala A Vidyavardhaka Law College , Mysore

I

Asamthunnisa G II

Hema H R SBRR Mahajana Law College, Mysore

III

38 M Phil (Botany) Rashmi S DOS in Botany , MGM I

39 M Phil (Seed Technology)

Rani Patil DOS in Biotechnology, MGM

I

40 M Sc. (Applied Geology)

Arunkumar A V DOS in Geology , MGM I

41 M Sc (Biochemistry)

Shruthi R Raju DOS in Biochemistry , MGM I

Madhuri S II

Husna Almas III

42 M Sc (Bioscience) Shruthi H N Dept. of Bioscience , PG Centre , Hassan

I

43 M Sc (Biotechnology)

Alla Singh DOS in Biotechnology, MGM

I

Shwetha K V II

Priyanka B S III

44 M Sc (Botany) Mahadeva Kumar S DOS in Botany , MGM I

Abhaya Shree M S II

Krupalini V III

45 M Sc (Chemistry) Shailaja G DOS in Chemistry , MGM I

Renukamba C S II

Anamika Sharma III

46 M Sc (Organic Chemistry)

Mary Anne Anitha DOS in Chemistry , MGM I

Naga Yashoda G N II

Vishwanath D M BET Academy of Higher Education, Bharathinagara

III

47 M Sc. (Computer Science)

Sowmya A Pooja Bhagavath Memorial Mahajana PG Centre, Mysore

I

Akshatha R II

48 M Sc (Electronics) Anoop C N Dept. of Electronics, PG I

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Ashwini C Centre , Hassan II

49 M Sc (Electronic Media)

Sindhushree M T Educational Multi Media Research Centre, MGM

I

50 M Sc (Env. Science)

Shwetha DOS in Env. Science , MGM I

51 M Sc ( Food Science & Nutrition)

Aruna H K DOS in Food Science & Nutrn,MGM

I

Farheen II

Priya Pai III

52 M Sc. ( Genetics ) Sara Hadi Dastjerdi DOS in Zoology , MGM I

53 M Sc. (Geography) Sindhu H M Maharani's Arts & Commerce College for Women, Mysore

I

Touleelor Sotoukee DOS in Geography , MGM II

Kavana B K Maharani's Arts & Commerce College for Women, Mysore

III

54 M Sc. (G I S) Nandeesha Maharaja's College , Mysore I

55 M Sc ( Human Development)

Divyashree H R DOS in Food Science & Nutn,MGM

I

56 M Sc (Mathematics)

Sandesh B DOS in Mathematics , MGM I

Swathi Nadig R II

Shashikala P III

57 M Sc (Microbiology)

Akshatha K N DOS in Microbiology , MGM

I

Thejas M Ponnappa II

Vinutha N Maharani's Science College for Women, Mysore

III

58 M Sc (Physics) Archana DOS in Physics , MGM I

Prakruthi D S II

Pruthvi Rani K S III

59 M Sc (Psychology) Mrudula Mathew DOS in Psychology , MGM I

Shruthi V Ranga Rao II

Sharon Caroline Shatananda

III

60 M Sc ( Sericulture & Seri Biotechnology)

Ritwika Sur Chaudhuri DOS in Sericultural Science, MGM

I

Yashaswini S II

61 M Sc (Statistics ) Geetha R Naik DOS in Statistics , MGM I

Amrutha A K II

Deepashree H V III

62 M Sc. (Sugar Technology)

Pradeep Kumar H S Dept. of Sugar Technology, PG Centre, Mandya

I

63 M Sc ( Zoology ) Lalitha R DOS in Zoology , MGM I

Narayani Bhat II

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Humeera Bano III

64 Five Year Integrated M Sc.(Chemistry)

Pavan M S DOS in Chemistry, MGM I

65 Five Year Integrated M Sc.(Physics)

Kumar M S R DOS in Physics, MGM I

66 M Sc (Audiology) Prashanth Prabhu P All India Institute of Sp. & Hg., Mysore

I

Kamala Sarathy II

Priyanka Madhok III

67 M Sc (Speech Language Pathology)

Priyashri S All India Institute of Sp. & Hg., Mysore

I

Sharon Suasn Sam II

Yoshomathi III

68 M Sc (Speech & Hearing)

Pramoda K JSS Institute of Sp. & Hg., Mysore

I

Jasmine Lydia S II

69 M C A Kouser DOS in Computer Science, MGM

I

Rekha G R II

Pavithra N Pooja Bhagavath Memorial Mahajana PG Centre, Mysore

II

Rashmi S DOS in Computer Science, MGM

III

70 M L I Sc. Prathima M P DOS in Lib. & Inf. Science,MGM

I

Tenzin Sonam II

Ravi Kiran R III

71 M Tech in URP Girish B N IDS, MGM I

Note: DOS = Department of Studies.

MGM = Manasa Gangothri, Mysore

Mysore University Students Won the Overall Championship and Rolling Shield at

the South-Zone Youth Festival held from 21st to 25th August 2010 at Sastra University,

Tanjavur, Tamilnadu

36. Activities of the Guidance and Counseling unit:

University Employment Information and Guidance Bureau

The University Employment Information and Guidance Bureau is a joint venture

of Mysore University and the Department of Employment and Training, Government of

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Karnataka. It came into existence on 06-06-1970 vide G.O. No.FCI/LSY/65. It is

located in the Post Graduate Library Block at Manasagangothri. The jurisdiction of the

University Employment Information and Guidance Bureau is spread over four districts

viz; Mysore, Chamarajanagar, Mandya and Hassan and there are 189 First Grade

Colleges and Education Colleges in its fold.

The Bureau is functioning as per the guidelines of the Department of

Employment and Training, Government of Karnataka and also the Directorate General of

Employment and Training, New Delhi.

Registration

During the year 252 candidates including 127 women registered their names for

employment assistance.

Individual Information

108 Candidates were provided with individual information on Educational and

Employment Opportunities, admission to Ph.D., M.Tech., advertised vacancies,

competitive examinations, various courses and scholarships. Advertisements published

in the Employment News & News papers were displayed on the notice board and copies

of the same were sent to Post Graduate departments, colleges and technical institutes to

be displayed on the notice board for the benefit of the students.

Career Information

The Bureau has 1015 volumes of books regarding all types of Competitive

Examinations, Personality Development, Mock Interviews, Question Banks, daily News

papers, periodicals, journals, magazines etc. Daily 20-25 students visited this Bureau for

guidance and reference. During the year nearly 3000 students visited the bureau to collect

information and for guidance regarding job opportunities, scholarships, fellowships, etc.

Career Guidance and Literature Exhibition:

22 career exhibition, Conference and guidance talks were conducted in the

colleges for the benefit of the students. Guidance was given regarding Job opportunities

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through competitive examinations, Higher Education, Self Employment, Personality

Development, after degree what next, Loan facilities for Higher Education & self

employment, etc., Nearly 3245 students benefited from these talks and exhibitions.

Publication of Job Bulletin

This Bureau is regularly publishing a monthly job bulletin, which is a

collection of all the information regarding job opportunities and competitive

examinations conducted by various commissions, admission to various Institutions/

Universities, scholarships & fellowships etc.,. These bulletins were sent to all the Post

Graduate Departments, First Grade Colleges, Libraries, Hostels etc.,

37. Placement services provided to students:

Campus recruitment

The University Student Employment Information and Guidance Bureau organized

2 Campus recruitment programmes for the benefit of P.G. Students. Nearly 625 students

participated in the recruitment process and finally 11 students were selected.

Campus Interview at EMMRC

TCS, Bangalore, Rural Mobile Commerce Services, Jakkur, Bangalore, Wipro

Ltd., Bangalore, and other companies and business sectors conducted recruitment

programmes for graduate and post graduate students of the University and selected as

many as 28 students. In addition the Department of Business Management, the

Department of Studies in Commerce, Biochemistry, Chemistry, IDS have also organized

campus interview and provided placements to many of their students.

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38. Development programmes for non-teaching staff:

Type of the Development Amount spent (Actuals)

Encashment of Earned leave 7353056

Medical Reimbursement 6244879

Empolyees training 40991

Sports activities of employees 100000

Children Education 400000

General Cultural Activities 39900

39. Best Practices of the institution

• Add on Diploma courses

• Availability of syllabus and regulations on the website (75 courses already

hosted, remaining to be hosted shortly)

• Recognizing Teachers based on Assessment of Students

• Academic Audit

• Fully free education for Physically Challenged

• Free hostel accommodation for SC/ST students

• Power back up for all Hostels, Labs and Academic Departments

• Well defined purchase procedure

• Equipment Audit

• Administrative Audit

• All internal communications through e-circular (enormous saving of paper

& time)

• 24 hours health services

• Treatment in recognized hospitals in Mysore and Bangalore

• Free Day Care Centre

• Pre-Primary, Primary and Secondary Schools on the Campus

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Finance

• Automation of financial transactions

• Up-to date reconciliation of receipts

• Certification of Accounts by State Accounts Department

• Full utilization of Non-Plan and Plan Grants

40. Linkages developed with National-International,

Academic/Research bodies:

The university has developed linkage with national and international institutions,

research laboratories and other organization to strengthen the research profile of the

faculty in the thrust area of national and internationals importance by arriving at

memorandum of understanding.

The details of which are given below:

Sl. No

Name of the teacher Academic bodies

1. Prof K Byrappa

Member, Materials Research Society Elected Fellow, World Academy of Ceramics, USA Member, Indian Science Congress, Kolkata Fellow, Geological Society of India Member, Indian National Academy of Science Committee of Crystallography Executive Member of the Commission on Crystal Growth and Characterization of Materials – International Union of Crystallography

2. Prof Mewa singh Fellow , Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore Fellow, Indian National science Academy Fellow, National academy of Sciences

3. Prof. D Revannasiddaiah

Life member, International Liquid crystal society, Indian Liquid crystal society Member, Indian Physics Association

4. Prof C Ranganathaiah Member, Indian Science Congress, Kolkata

5. Prof L Paramesh Member, ISRP; ISTA, Mumbai

6. Prof R Somashekar

Member, Life member, International Liquid crystal society, Indian Liquid crystal society Member, Indian Physics Association Asian Crystallographic Association

7. Prof T K Umesh Member ISRP

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LIST OF PROPOSED MOUs

Name of the University National /International Year of entering MoU Sagina Valley University USA 2005 Kingston University UK 2009 University of Texas USA 2008

National International National Aeronautics Laboratory, Bangalore University of Arkansas, USA National Institute of Advanced Studies, Bangalore

Kunsthochschule School of Design Berlin

Indian Space Research Organisation, Bangalore.

Chengdu University of Technology, Chengdu

Vivekananda Institute for Leadership Development, Mysore.

Chengdu University, Chengdu

M/s. Savant India Institute of Technology Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi

South West Jiaotong University, Chengdu

M/s. Malavalli Foundation, Mysore Chengdu Electromechanical College, Chengdu Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination (CISCE), New Delhi

Sichuan University, Chengdu

Indian School of Advanced Studies Ltd., (ISAS) Hyderabad

Central China Normal University, Wuhan

Edutech Informatic India Ltd., New Delhi Wuhan University, Wuhan

Kannada Ganaka Parishat, Bangalore and Vinivink – Ultra Super Market Ltd, Bangalore for English – Kannada Dictionary

Hubei University, Wuhan

Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan

Henan University of Technology, Zhengzhou CBIT, Zhengzhou

41. Any other relevant information the Institution wishes to

add:

STUDENT STRENGTH: 2010-2011

A) Post-Graduate Departments, Manasagangotri, Mysore

Particulars

Men Women Grand Total SCs STs Others Total SCs STs Others Total

Courses

1st year PG 294 62 563 919 135 35 684 854 1773 2nd year PG 225 43 586 854 115 32 684 831 1685 M.Phil. Courses 31 8 33 72 20 3 33 56 128

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B.P.Ed 20 3 28 51 2 - 6 8 59 Diploma Courses 115 16 43 174 9 1 37 47 221 Certificate Courses 18 - 26 44 2 - 16 18 62 A Total 703 132 1279 2114 283 71 1460 1814 3928

B) Post-graduate Centre, Mandya.

1st year P.G. 20 1 36 57 7 - 45 52 109 2nd year P.G. 22 2 40 64 2 1 27 30 94 B Total 42 3 76 121 9 1 72 82 203

C) Post-graduate Centre, Hassan.

1st year P.G. 20 2 49 71 4 - 55 59 130 2nd year P.G. 9 2 27 38 2 - 58 60 98 C Total 29 4 76 109 6 - 113 119 228

D) Satilette Post – graduate Centre, Chamarajanagara

1st year P.G. 19 8 54 81 4 - 34 38 119 2nd year P.G. - - - - - - - - - D Total 19 8 54 81 4 - 34 38 119 Total A + B + C+D

793 147 1485 2425 302 72 1679 2053 4478

E) Colleges and Institutions

Constituent Colleges

1751 389 2257 4397 104 22 460 586 4983

Affiliated Colleges /Institutions

7691 1915 26194 35800 6651 1406 30749 38806 74606

Post-graduate Courses in Colleges

135 31 1094 1260 264 72 1723 2059 3319

T O T A L 9577 2335 29545 41457 7019 1500 32932 41451 82908

F) Foregin Students

Sl. No.

Name of the Country

Department of Studies Colleges

Men Women Total Men Women Total 1 Afghanistan - - - 79 6 85 2 Cambodia 1 - 1 - - -

3 Canada 1 - 1 1 - 1

4 Djibouti 1 - 1 1 1 2

5 Eritrea 1 - 1 3 1 4

6 Ethiopia 21 5 26 7 2 9

7 Indonesia - 1 1 - - -

8 Iran 97 88 185 45 30 75

9 Iraq 1 - 1 1 1 2

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10 Italy - 1 1 - - -

11 Jordan 6 - 6 3 - 3

12 Kazakhstan - - - 1 1 2

13 Kenya 3 - 3 11 7 18

14 Maldives - - - 72 127 199

15 Mauritius - 2 2 - 2 2

16 Mongolia - 1 1 - - -

17 Mozambique - - - 1 1 2

18 Nepal 3 - 3 6 2 8

19 Palestine - - - 2 - 2

20 Portugal - - - - 1 1

21 Seychelles - 1 1 - - -

22 Saudi Arabia 5 11 16 4 - 4

23 Somalia 1 - 1 18 4 22

24 Sirlanka

- - - - 1 1

25 Sudan 2 2 4 6 1 7

26 Tajikistan 1 1 2 - - -

27 Tanzania 4 3 7 32 51 83

28 Thailand 3 - 3 - - -

29 Tibet 2 1 3 29 66 95

30 Turkmenistan - 4 4 - - -

31 Uganda 5 1 6 7 1 8

32 Vietnam - 1 1 - - -

33 Yemen 16 2 18 23 - 23

34 Tehran - 1 1 - - -

35 Konyada 1 - 1 - - - 36 NRI - - - 1 - 1

37 Zimbabwe - - - - 2 2

38 Laos 1 - 1 - - -

39 Jambia 1 - 1 - - -

40 Yemini - - - - 1 1

Total 177 126 303 353 309 662

Recognised Research Centres

Sl. No.

Name of the Research Centre Subject(s) approved for Research

01 Sri Adichunchanagiri Biotechnology & Cancer Research Centre, Balagangadharanatha Nagar, Nagamangala Taluk, Mandya District.

Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Chemistry and Inter disciplinary areas

02 Regional Institute of Education Manasagangotri, Mysore

History, Psychology, Tamil, Sociology, Kannada, Telegu, Malayalam, Science and Science Education

03 National Institute of Prakrit Studies and Research, Jainology & Prakrit

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Shravanabelagola, Hassan Dist. 04 All India Institute of Speech and Hearing

Manasagangothri, Mysore. Speech & Hearing, Speech- Language Pathology, Audiology

05 Central Sericultural Germplasm Resources Centre, Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India, Thally Road, Hosur, Krishnagiri Dist. Tamil Nadu.

Sericulture and Biotechnology

06 Anthropological Survey of India Southern Regional Centre, Manav Bhavan, Bogadi, Mysore.

Anthropology, Population and Communities Studies of Southern India.

07 JSS Research Foundation, JSS Mahavidyapeeta, JSS Technical Institutions Campus, Manasagangothri, Mysore.

Computer Science, Electronics, Environmental Science, Urban Geo Construction Design and Planning (Board of Urban and Regional Planning), Polymer Science and Technology, Civil Engineering Sciences, Mechanical Engineering Sciences, Chemistry, Mathematics, Economics, Business Administration, Speech and Hearing

08 Central Food Technological Research Institute, Chaluvamba Mansion, Mysore.

Food Science, Food Technology, Food Science and Nutrition, Polymer Science and Technology, Applied Botany, Biochemistry, Bioscience, Biotechnology, Chemistry and Microbiology

09 PET Research Foundation, PES College of Engineering Campus Mandya.

Computer Science, Electronics, Environmental Science, Geology, Chemistry and Mathematics

10 Vittal Mallya Scientific Research Foundation, B.T.M. 2nd Stage, Bangalore.

Chemistry, Biotechnology, Biochemistry.

11 National Centre for Biological Sciences, Tata Institute of Fundamental Research GKVK, Bellary Road, Bangalore.

Biological Sciences

12 South Asia Institute of Advanced Christian Studies, (SAIACS), Kothanur, Bangalore.

Christianity

13 Central Coffee Research Institute, Coffee Research Station, Chikmagalur Dist.

Botany, Applied Botany, Chemistry and Zoology

14 Central Sericulture Research & Training Institute, Srirampura, Manandavadi Road, Mysore

Botany, Sericulture, Zoology

15 Indo American Tourism Limited 1st Floor, HIG 83, Sector-1, On NH 5, MVP Colony, Vishakapatnam.

Management Mathematics Computer Science

16 Central Institute of Indian Languages, (Ministry of Human Resources and Development, Dept. of Higher Education, Government of India) Manasagangothri, Mysore.

Advanced Research Centre in Linguistics

17 Defence Food Research Laboratory Ministry of Defence, Government of India, Siddarthanagar, Mysore

Food Science and Nutrition, Food Technology, Biotechnology, Bioscience, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Chemistry, Food Science, Food Science and Technology

18 Sami Labs Limited Corporate Office, 19/1 & 19/2, I Main, II Phase, Peenya Industrial Estate, Bangalore.

Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Applied Botany

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19 Institute for Social and Economic Change, Dr.V.K.R.V Rao Road, Nagarabhavi PO, Bangalore.

Anthropology, Economics, Education, Development Studies, Political Science, Sociology

20 Seribiotech Research Laboratory, Central Silk Board, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India, Carmelaram Post, Kodathi, Bangalore.

Biotechnology

21 Centre for Manufacturing Research & Technology Utilization, RV College of Engineering Campus, R.V. Vidyaniketan Po, Mysore Road, Bangalore.

Composite Materials, Material Science, Metallurgy & Metal Casting, Polymer Science

22 Birla Institute of Management Technology, Plot No.5, Knowledge Park-II, Greater Noida (NCR), U.P

Management Studies, Economics, Commerce

23 Institute of Public Enterprise, Osmania University Campus, Hyderabad, AP.

Commerce, Economics, Management Studies, Political Science

24 Jubiliant Biosys Limited, 96, Industrial Suburb, 2nd Stage, Industrial Area, Yeshwanthpur, Bangalore

Chemistry & Biochemistry

25 Labland Biotech Private Limited, Plant Tissue Culture, K.R.S Main Road, Mysore.

Biotechnology, Microbiology and Botany

26 Mahatma Gandhi National Institute of Research and Social Action (MGNIRSA), Street No.17, Gagan Mahal Road, Domalguda, Hyderabad.

Environmental Protection and Pollution Control particularly Rural Development, Information Technology, Microbiology, Biotechnology, Waste Management, Gender Equity and other related fields Anthropology, Political Science

27 Astra Zeneca India Pvt. Ltd., Post Box No.2409, HA Farm Post Office Bangalore.

Bio-chemistry, Microbiology, Chemistry & BioSciences

28 SCMS Institute of Bio-Science and Biotechnology Research & Development, Management House, South Kalamassery, Cochin.

Bio-Science Bio-technology

29 National Bureau of Agriculturally Important Insects (Indian Council of Agricultural Research), H.A.Farm Post, Hebbal, Bellary Road, Bangalore.

Botany, Microbiology and Biotechnology

30 National Institute of Advanced Studies, Indian Institute of Science Campus, Bangalore.

Natural Science, Engineering, Social Sciences and Humanities.

31 Suvidya Institute of Philosophy and Social Sciences, Bangalore

Philosophy

32 Nitte Research and Education Academy, NMIT Campus, Govindapura, Gollahalli, Yelahanka, Bangalore

Computer Science, Electronics, Mathematics, Business Administration/ Management

33 Anthem Biosciences Pvt. Ltd., No.49, Canara Bank Road, Bommasandra, Industrial Area, Phase-I, Hosur Road, Bangalore

Bio-Chemistry, Applied Botany & Bio-Technology, Microbiology, Chemistry

34 Maharaja Research Foundation Maharaja Institute of Technology Campus Belavadi, Srirangapatna Taluk, Mandya Dist.

Computer Science & Information, Science, Management, Electronics

35 National Ayurveda Dietetics Research Institute Botany

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(Formerly The Regional Research Institute (Ay.) Govt. Central Pharmacy Annexe, Ashoka Pillar, Jayanagar, Bangalore

36 National Aerospace Laboratories (Council of Scientific and Industrial Research), PB No.1779, HAL Air Port Road, Bangalore

Computer Science & Engineering

37 Central institute of Plastics Engineering and Technology, Ministry of Chemical and Fertilizers, Government of India, No.437/A, Hebbal Industrial Area, Mysore-570016

Polymer Science & Technology

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PART-C

Administrative Audit from: 2010-11

The Academic and Administrative Audit Committee members visited the

following sections and held discussions with the head and staff of each section separately.

1) Administration

2) Finance

3) Examination

4) College Development Council

5) All Support Services

Administration - Observations

1) The University administration is sending circulars through e-mode which is

highly appreciated.

2) Training of non-teaching staff is limited to university staff only.

3) Decentralization of administrative functions is – fairly good.

4) Providing information under RTI has been done on time and there is good

amount of awareness.

5) Grievance Redressal has been addressing the grievances of the employees by

meeting at regular intervals. (2-3 times a year).

6) Departmental Promotion Committee (DPC) meets once a year.

7) Review meetings within the Administration along with Finance and Engineering

Sections are held twice a month which is noteworthy and should be continued.

8) Financial powers delegated to various officers including Deans have enhanced

activites and provided more autonomy and responsibility.

9) The number of court cases are very less. This shows that the systems are in place

and transparent. Still there is a room to show more improvements..

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10) Putting the Roster points on the website is a welcoming trend.

11) Most of the staff are trained in Computer skills and are motivated to do their

mundane job using computer and internet.

12) Increase of Internet Bandwidth to 32 Mbps has been done and the campus is

going for a comple on Wi-Fi is environment.

13) Optimum utilization of existing space to house different cells of Administrative

Sections, is a good initiative.

Finance - Observations

14) System of making advance payments to the Head of a Unit in order to meet the

expenses for any major event is appreciable.

15) The decision of the University to delegate financial sanction/purchase powers to

different officers and departmental Heads for speedy operation deserves

appreciation.

16) The students’ scholarship disbursal mechanism, quick clearance of bills and the

decision to gradually dispense with the mechanism of submission of Demand

Drafts to the University are some of the healthy practices initated on governance

adopted in the Finance Branch.

17) Computerization of Accounts and automated cheque generation is laudable.

Examinations - Observations

18) With 190 Affiliated Colleges and 24 PG Centers in colleges affiliated to the

University, the Examination section has been effectively conducting

examinations of PG and UG courses as also that of Professional courses.

19) Examinations of courses under outreach mode are held in 25 centers in different

parts of the country and are being carried out through twinning program with 37

institutions.

20) The processing of result is being computerized. However complete automation

of the Examination is still to be implemented, from on-line application.

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21) The Examination section has a separate Finance unit which caters to the

disbursement of payments to paper setters, evaluators and custodians in time.

22) The Malpractice Enquiry committee meetings are held regularly and

penalty/otherwise decisions of the committee are communicated well in time to

the students.

23) OMR sheets are being used in engineering examinations.

24) For Entrance and Distance Education examinations, the University Professors

are deputed as observers.

The Heads of the departments made presentations giving details of action taken

on the recommendations made by the AAA committee and on the developments of the

Departments. The committee observed that all the Departments had complied with most

of the recommendations of the committee. There is a visible change in the strength of the

staff, progress in research and infrastructure facilities, observed over a period of time, in

all sections of the University.

Future Plans

The phenomenal and all round development of the University of Mysore for this

academic year is remarkable. The expansion in the academic programmes, development

of adequate infrastructure and student amenities, welfare measures adopted for the

employees and students, quality initiatives in the research activities, reforms in the

governance, adoption of new academic regulations to sustain quality in research and the

development of excellent ambience in the Campus are all due to the untiring efforts and

leadership provided by the Vice-Chancellor. and ably supported by the University

Administrators and faculty members. The University has projected a road map for the

future developments in several sectors. University is planning to establish a Centre for

Material Science Research with the assistance of UGC is an excellent initiative. The

University’s decision to reward the teachers for their outstanding contributions through

cash prizes, is laudable.

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The construction of a group of buildings to house different departments will be

shortly completed and made ready for occupation. University has also initiated for

modernization of sports and other facilities. University has a future plan to adopt a unique

Community outreach/extension programme to train educated unemployed Women from

remote areas, villages, backward areas and support them to start their own kindergarten

schools. All four hundred teaching faculty members are provided with laptop computers.

This is a history in the history of Indian higher education system. This is in addition to

their table top PC’s given to work in their staff rooms.

According to the overall objectives, the IQAC has monitored and improved the

entire operations of the institution and assured every stakeholders connected with higher

education, namely students, faculty members, staff, parents, funding agencies and society

in general and the institutions accountability in particular, for its own quality and probity.

To sustain the quality assurance, the Academic and Administrative Audit Committee may

be reviewed with external experts to assess the academic and administrative system of the

University with necessary suggestions to improve.

Name and Signature of the

Co-ordinator, IQAC

Name and Signature of the

Chairperson, IQAC

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