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ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT
2016 - 2017
NAAC Track ID - TNCOGN12548
KUMARARANI MEENA MUTHIAH COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE (Co-Ed.)
(Affiliated to the University of Madras)
No.4, Crescent Avenue Road, Gandhi Nagar, Adyar, Chennai - 600 020
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Annual Quality Assurance Report
2016 – 2017
Part – A
1. Details of the Institution
1.1 Name of the Institution
1.2 Address Line 1
Address Line 2
City/Town
State
Pin Code
Institution e-mail address
Contact Nos.
Name of the Head of the Institution:
Tel. No. with STD Code:
Mobile:
Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator:
Mobile:
IQAC e-mail address:
044-2445 0923
KUMARARANI MEENA MUTHIAH COLLEGE
OF ARTS & SCIENCE (Co-Ed.)
No.4, Crescent Avenue Road
Gandhi Nagar, Adyar
Chennai
Tamil Nadu
600 020
Dr. P.T. Vijayshree
98416 71444
044-2445 0923
Mrs S. Ammani
9094507274
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1.3 NAAC Track ID TNCOCN12548
1.4 Website address:
Web-link of the AQAR NIL
1.5 Accreditation Details
Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPA Year of
Accreditation Validity Period
1 1st Cycle B 73.25 02.02.2006 5 years
2 2nd
Cycle B 2.54 05.03.2015 5 years
3 3rd
Cycle
4 4th
Cycle
1.6 Date of Establishment of IQAC : DD/MM/YYYY
1.7 AQAR for the year
1.8 Details of the previous year’s AQAR submitted to NAAC after the latest Assessment and
Accreditation by NAAC ((for example AQAR 2010-11submitted to NAAC on 12-10-2011)
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1.9 Institutional Status
University State Central Deemed Private
Affiliated College Yes No
Constituent College Yes No
2016-2017
www.krmmc.edu.in
13.07.2006
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Autonomous college of UGC Yes No
Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes No
(eg. AICTE, BCI, MCI, PCI, NCI)
Type of Institution Co-education Men Women
Urban Rural Tribal
Financial Status Grant-in-aid UGC 2(f) UGC 12B
Grant in aid + Self Financing Totally Self Financing
1.10 Type of Faculty/Programme
Arts Science Commerce Law PEI (Phys Edu)
TEI (Edu) Engineering Health Science Management
Others (Specify)
1.11 Name of the Affiliating University
1.12 Special status conferred by Central/ State Government—UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR etc
NIL
Autonomy by State/Central Govt. / University
University with Potential for Excellence UGC-CPE
DST Star Scheme UGC-CE
UGC-Special Assistance Programme DST-FIST
University of Madras
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UGC-Innovative PG programmes Any other (Specify)
UGC-COP Programmes
2. IQAC Composition and Activities
2.1 No. of Teachers
2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff
2.3 No. of students
2.4 No. of Management representatives
2.5 No. of Alumni
2.6 No. of any other stakeholder and
community representatives
2.7 No. of Employers/ Industrialists
2.8 No. of other External Experts
2.9 Total No. of members
2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held
2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: No. Faculty
Non-Teaching Staff Students Alumni Others
2.12 Has IQAC received any funding from UGC during the year? Yes No
If yes, mention the amount
2.13 Seminars and Conferences (only quality related) Nil
(i) No. of Seminars/Conferences/Workshops/Symposia organized by the IQAC
Total Nos. International National State Institution Level
(ii) Themes Nil
NIL
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2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC
2.15 Plan of Action by IQAC / Outcome
The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards quality
enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year
Plan of action in the beginning of the year
To strive for academic excellence and secure more University ranks
To carry out student projects for advanced learners
To launch a Centre for Business Excellence
To continue conducting workshop for school children
Taking science from classroom to lab by the life sciences departments during July
To organize a program at a National level
To expand the activities of Dr. Mrs Meena Muthiah Research Centre.
Conduct of more student centred programs through ED cell to foster the spirit of
Entrepreneurship.
To bring out the caliber of the students in various sports activities
Skill development among students through healthy practices
To organize many outreach activities
UGC Net Coaching through Research and Consultancy Cell to enable faculty to become
eligible and enhance their academic plans.
In house faculty orientation on new procedures of NAAC Accreditation process
Introduction of observers for each class in addition to mentors during the Mentor
Ward meetings
Conduct of exit interviews for all final year students to gather their views of their
three year campus life.
Suggestions to start new Undergraduate course in media and Post graduate course in
Commerce.
Change in the assessment methodology – the portions for CIA I & CIA II were split
as first two and half units and remaining two and half units of the paper respectively.
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Outcome achieved by the end of the year
Academic Excellence
University Ranks
University 1st rank in Tamil by P. Sangeetha from B. Commerce (Gen.)
University 3rd
rank in Microbiology by S. Roshni
University 30th
rank in B. Com. Corporate Secretaryship
University Rank list for other disciplines is yet to be announced.
The followings students secured centum 100% in the University papers
Rajalakshmi ( III B.Sc Mathematics) in Algebraic Structures
Amrutha (I B.Sc Mathematics) in Trignometry and Calculus of Finite Differences and
Numerical Analysis II
S.Lathik Lekha B. Com(A&F)
K.Prabhakaran, T.Venkatesan, M.Deepika , J.Ramya , S.Sangeetha, K. Thilagavathy &
D.Thulsi Kharel B.Com (C.S) Secured 100% In Institutional training:
Sriram M.Sc IT in Project.
P. Gowtham Raj, K. Jagathratchagan, N.Karthik, Roshan Choudry,S. Santhosh Kumar,
Johra Jabeen, K. Keerthana, M. Anupriya,C. Srivignesh,K. Megala,R. Mohanapriya
,N.Priyadharshini,M.Vinitha,Vellala Sumithra of BBA in project.
Merit Scholarships
Dr.Meena Muthiah Merit Scholarship Award (Rs. 5000/-) is given to the
toppers of each class with an academic track record of above 75% in University
examinations.
Advanced Learners Projects
Projects beyond the syllabus were done by the following students
A project on ‘Isolation of bacterial flora from Indian Currency Coins’ under the
guidance of Mrs. C.K. Babini was done by S Roshni, M. Krithika, Nikhita
Solomon, Mayuri Chakma, B. Shobana and B. Archana from the department of
Microbiology.
Students of Corporate Secretaryship and Commerce presented papers at an
International Conference organized by Rama Krishna Mission Vivekananda
College under the guidance of Dr. B. Hema.
o Jafia Margaret and S. Suvarnavalli of II B. Com Corporate Secretaryship
presented a paper on ‘Demonetisation on online shopping’.
o Navitha B.G, Sreenivasagi K.R of III B. Com Corporate Secretaryship
presented a paper on ‘Are you a digital citizen – A survey among college
students in Chennai city.
o Poorva Sharma of II B.Com and Jerome Paulraj J of I BCA presented a
paper on ‘Role of social media in Marketing’.
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Centre for Business Excellence
A Centre for Business Excellence was officially launched and installed by Dr.Mrs. Meena
Muthiah, Secretary and Correspondent of the college. The Centre for Business Excellence is a
knowledge hub and has partnered with South Indian bank and has established a simulated bank
inside the college premises. It provides practical exposure to students to acquire knowledge in
Business and managerial skills. The centre has also collaborated with Finmark to provide
practical exposure in capital market sector. The capital market sector in the centre for business
excellence provides practical exposure to students to trade in stock exchange.
Workshops
School workshop was successfully conducted on July 7th
2017 by the departments of
Microbiology, Biotechnology and Electronics & Communication Science.
State Level Workshop on “Nanotechnology – Innovative application of Metal
Nanoparticles for UG, PG, Research scholars and Academicians on 7th
October 2016 by
the PG departments of Biotechnology & Information Technology.
Workshop on PYTHON on September 24th
by the department of Computer Applications
(Shift II)
In-house workshop on Hand wash technique by Jenner’s Club on 9th
March 2016.
A workshop on UGC NET for the faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science was
conducted by the Research & Consultancy Cell on 5th
April 2017. 43 faculty members
from different colleges were benefitted.
Faculty Development Programme
The PG Department of Information Technology organized a Faculty Development
Programme on “Creative Thinking” for two days, in collaboration with ICT Academy
on 28th
& 29th
of November 2016.
The Research & Consultancy Committee of the college conducted a workshop on UGC
Net for the faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science on 5th
April 2017. Nearly 43
faculty members of different colleges were benefitted.
National Conclave
The Department of Commerce conducted a National conclave on Corporate Social
Responsibility- Future Perspectives on 31st Jan 2017.
Dr.Meena Muthiah Centre for Entrepreneurship
DRMM Centre organized activities in association with ICTACT and SIDBI for 5 days
from 5th
July to 12th
July 2016.
Archis - ED Cell
The Ed-Cell conducted a workshop on “ Unleashing the power of Entrepreneurship” for
the students of Chettinad Vidhyasram on 13th
and 14th
October 2016.
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The cell also arranged a seminar on Women Entrepreneurship in association with India
Trust, the nodal agency for promoting entrepreneurship in South India on 2nd
December
2016.
Institutional Social Responsibility
Members of various extension service units participate in out-reach programs
like Beach cleaning, Diabetics awareness camp, tree plantation, World Drug
Prevention Day, World AIDs day Walkathon etc. (Activities detailed in the
annexures)
The Annual NSS special camp was held at Thandarai village, Chengalpet from
2nd
to 8th
March 2017. The NSS campers carried out the following activities with
the help of the students who visited the camp
o Cleaning of CSI primary school ground and village temples.
o A career guidance program for 9th
and 10th
standards at the village school
o Planting of trees to create environment consciousness
o Health Awareness Camp
o Socio-economic survey and a street play on the importance of farming
Campus to Corporate (C2C) finishing school programme
All the final years of the college attended C2C programs organized by the Placement and
Career Guidance Cell from June 19th
to 27th
, June. It was conducted in association with
Vista Mind.
2.15 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body Yes No
Management Syndicate Any other body
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Part – B
Criterion – I
1. Curricular Aspects
1.1 Details about Academic Programmes
Level of the
Programme
Number of
existing
Programmes
Number of
programmes added
during the year
Number of
self-financing
programmes
Number of value
added / Career
Oriented
programmes
PhD
PG 2 2
UG 10 - 10
PG Diploma
Advanced Diploma
Diploma
Certificate 3
Others - VTC 4
Total 12 19
Interdisciplinary
Innovative
1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBCS/Core/Elective option / Open options
(ii) Pattern of programmes:
1.3 Feedback from stakeholders* Alumni Parents Employers Students
(On all aspects)
Mode of feedback : Online Manual Co-operating schools (for PEI)
Pattern Number of programmes
Semester 14 (2 semesters per year)
Trimester
Annual
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1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salient
aspects.
1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.
Yes as per the University of Madras norms the following disciplines have revision of syllabus
Languages
I year Tamil Paper – in Pudhiya Kavithai, small changes were incorporated.
Mathematics
II B.Sc. Mathematics Major and Allied full revision in syllabus
Microbiology
o The syllabus of Allied Biochemistry of Microbiology has been changed in
both the semesters in both theory and practicals. The practical’s in both the
semesters has been reduced to one practical.
B.Com A/F
B.Com (accounting and finance )- Full revision of syllabus from 2016-17
BA (English)
In I Semester
o Major I Elizabethan Age- is changed to British Literature-I
o Major 2 Milton and The Neo-classical Age- is changed to Indian Writing in
English-
Allied - An Introduction to the Social History of England-is changed to Background
to the Study of English Literature I-In II Semester
o Major I The Romantic Age- is changed to British Literature-II
o Major 2 The Victorian Age- is changed to Indian Regional Indian Literature in
Translation
o Allied - An Introduction to the Literary Forms is changed to Background to
the Study of English Literature II
Business Administration
The subject Business Ethics was removed and a part of it is included in the subject
Principles of Management in unit V
Nomenclature of the allied for II BBA -
Business Statistics is changed to Business Mathematics and Statistics
Commerce
In the I Year – Business Economics which was an optional paper earlier was made
compulsory.
Unit IV of Financial Accounting is changed
Unit IV of Principle of Management is changed
No
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Criterion – II
2.0 Teaching, Learning and Evaluation
2.1 Total No. of
permanent
faculty
2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D.
2.3 No. of Faculty
Positions Recruited ® and
Vacant (V) during the year
2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty
2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:
No. of Faculty International level National level State level
In -House
Attended
Seminars/
Workshops
22 33
36
Presented
papers 15 12 -
Resource
Persons 28
Total Asst. Professors Associate Professors Professors Others
85 85 -- -- --
Asst.
Professors
Associate
Professors
Professors Others Total
R V R V R V R V R V
13 --
13
Nil
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2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:
2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days during this academic year
2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by the Institution (for example: Open Book
Examination, Bar Coding, Double Valuation, Photocopy, Online Multiple Choice Questions)
Continues Internal Assessment is followed to ensure consistent academic
performance of the students.
2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum
restructuring/revision/syllabus development
as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshop
R.S. Ramya – Member of Board of studies at Chettinad Academy of Research & Education
2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students
ICT mode of teaching by Power point presentations and Video demonstrations
Animated video/movie screening related to subject
Enactment of the poem, Audio rendition and Language games
Mind map approach, Open Book Quiz
Z to A Approach
Internships and Projects
All the departments follow Black board teaching, conduct Quiz, Seminars, Group
discussions, OHP, Model Presentations, Exhibitions and Workshops
180
75 %
1
Being an affiliated college, semester examinations are conducted as per the rules
and regulations of the affiliated university.
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2.11 Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage :
Title of the
Programme
Total no. of
students
appeared
Division
Distinction % I % II % III % Pass %
SHIFT I
B.Sc
Mathematics 5 62.5 25 12.5 42
Comp. Science 40 17.5 47.5 10 75
Microbiology 9 44 33 77
Electronics 15 50% 50% --- --- 80%
Biotechnology 15 25 30 10 80
BA Eng. Lit. 7 40 20 40 71.4
BCA 53 22 5 50
B.Com (Gen.) 60 3.33 23.33 28.47 23.33 76.66
B.Com (Corp.) 66 3.5 12.12 30.3 42.42
BBA 61 16 27 - 43
M.Sc BT 5 20 80 100
M.Sc IT 4 - - - - -
SHIFT II
B. Com A/F 16 2 5 3 50
BCA 19 4 21
2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes :
Principal along with IQAC coordinator visits the classrooms regularly to check the
methodology of the teachers and the reach of their delivery.
IQAC collects the feedback from alumni, students and parents and discusses the same with
Principal. Suitable suggestions and corrective measures are duly incorporated.
Principal and the Academics Director monitor the timely completion of portions by regularly
checking the Day Planner maintained by the faculty.
For the efficient functioning of remedial classes to coach weak students, the last hour of
each day was modified as Zero hour.
Constructive suggestions from final year students expressed during the exit interview with
IQAC is shared with the respective staff to improve the teaching methodology.
IQAC encourages the faculty to use ICT method of learning.
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2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development
Faculty / Staff Development Programmes Number of faculty benefitted
Refresher courses --
UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme --
HRD programmes --
Orientation programmes by --
Faculty exchange programme --
Staff training conducted by the university --
Staff training conducted by other institutions --
Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc.
State level workshop on Nanotechnology
National Conclave on Corporate Social
Responsibility – Future Perspectives
ED Cell workshop
Unleashing the power of Entrepreneurship
Python Workshop
Seminar on Women Entrepreneurship
UGC NET/SLET workshop
FDP on Creative Thinking
100
270
150
127
150
43
29
Others
2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff
Category Number of
Permanent
Employees
Number of
Vacant
Positions
Number of
permanent
positions filled
during the Year
Number of
positions filled
temporarily
Administrative Staff 3
Technical Staff 7
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Criterion – III
3. Research, Consultancy and Extension
3.1 Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing/Promoting Research Climate in the institution
3.2 Details regarding major projects : NIL
Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted
Number
Outlay in Rs. Lakhs
3.3 Details regarding minor projects : NIL
Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted
Number
Outlay in Rs. Lakhs
3.4 Details on research publications
International National Others
Peer Review Journals - -
Non-Peer Review Journals - -
e-Journals - -
Conference proceedings
Biotechnology
4
In house journals -
Faculty are encouraged to register for Ph. D and also qualify through NET/SLET exams.
Departments of Microbiology encourage the students with in-house projects beyond the
syllabus to inculcate the research culture.
Students are encouraged to present and publish papers in the conferences. 7 final year of
B.Com (CS) students and of B.Com (Gen) presented papers at the International conference
organized by the RKM Vivekananda College Mylapore.
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3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications: :
Range Average h-index Nos. in SCOPUS
Dr. R.S. Ramya: Range : 0 – 2.519 Average = 2.519.
Dr. M.Akila Range : 2.519 – 3.718 Average = 2.718
3.6 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and other
organizations NIL
Nature of the Project Duration
Year
Name of the
funding Agency
Total grant
sanctioned
Received
Major projects
Minor Projects
Interdisciplinary Projects
Industry sponsored
Projects sponsored by the
University/ College
Students research projects
(other than compulsory by the University)
Any other(Specify)
Total
3.7 No. of books published
i) With ISBN No. Chapters in Edited Books
ii) Without ISBN No.
B. Nagamani – Bioinstrumentation - 1SSBN 978-92-83242- 83-2
B.Nagamani - Soil & Agricultural Microbiology – ISSBN No. 978-93-83242-65-8
C.K. Babini and B. Nagamani – 2 laboratory manuals – Without ISBN
General Microbiology & Microbial Physiology – I Sem
Soil and Agricultural Microbiology – IV Sem
3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from
UGC-SAP CAS DST-FIST
DPE DBT Scheme/funds
2
Nil
2 NIL
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3.9 For colleges Autonomy CPE DBT Star Scheme
INSPIRE CE Any Other (specify)
3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy
3.11 No. of conferences/seminars/workshops organized by the Institution
3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons :
Details given in the Annexure
3.13 No. of collaborations International National Any other
3.14 No. of linkages created during this year
3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs :
From Funding agency From Management of University/College
Total
Level Inter
national
National State University College/school
Number 1 2
Spon
soring
agencies
Management
Registration
Sponsorships
Nil
18
Nil Nil
Nil
-- Rs. 10,000
each for 10
departments Rs 1,50,000 app.
Microbiology ; 7
B. Com (General ) : 4
B. Com (Corporate) : 19
Business Administration : 19
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3.16 No. of patents received this year Nil
3.17 No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows of the
institute in the year :
Management
recognition awards
during decennial
celebrations (16) & completion of Ph.D (3)
Details of the awards given in Annexure
3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution
who are Ph. D. Guides
and students registered under them
3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution
3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones): Nil
JRF SRF Project Fellows Any other
3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events: Nil
University level State level
National level International level
3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events : Nil
University level State level
National level International level
Type of Patent Number
National Applied
Granted
International Applied
Granted
Commercialised Applied
Granted
Total International National State University Dist College
19
2
9
Nil
300
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3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS : Nil
University level State level
National level International level
3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC : Nil
University level State level
National level International level
3.25 No. of Extension activities organized
University forum College forum
NCC NSS Any other
3.26 Major Activities during the year in the sphere of extension activities and
Institutional Social Responsibility
Activities of Extension Services
Sl. No. Extension Unit Number of Activities
1. NSS 15
2. Rotaract Club 12
3. Nature Club 6
4. Youth Red Cross 10
5. Leo Club 9
6. Kalam Club 3
Total 55
Details of the major activities of various extension services listed above, are given in the annexure
55
15 40
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Criterion IV
4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources
4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:
S.
No.
Department Number
purchased
Item Value in Rs
College 1
1
1
5
8
Projector
Router
Printer
Toner
cartridges
34800.00
2000.00
7900.00
10500.00
1047.00
Microbiology (consumables)
Biochemistry (consumables)
List available in the stock
register
Rs. 64,978/-
Rs. 22,561/-
Computer Science 15 Computer ,
Accessories
14,44,616.00
5,83,977.00
Electronics & Communication Science
Equipment purchased 17,535/-
Components purchased 17,965/-
Total Rs 27 lakhs
app
4.2 Computerization of administration and library
Administration
Payment of tuition fees is computerized
Tally is available for office Administration
Biometric systems for staff attendance
Library
Inflibnet facility is available for the faculty
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4.3 Library services:
Books Existing (2016) Newly added (2016-2017) Total
No. Value No. Value No. Value
Text /Reference
Books
2396 Rs. 5,66,799/- 80 18,283 2476 Rs. 5,75,062/-
4.4 Technology up gradation (overall)
Total Computers
Computers in
Labs Internet
Browsing
Centres
Computer
Centres Office Depts Others,
Existing 99 87 40
mbps
lease
net
- - 3 13 3
Added 30
12 - - - - 2 1
Total 129
99 8 - 3 15 4
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4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme for
technology upgradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)
4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs :
i) ICT computer hardware
ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities
iii) Equipment’s Servicing
details in the annexure
iv). Others
Total
Linkage with ICT Academy for training to teachers and students and also organized
various programs like
Power Seminar on “APP Development” for I years through VTC
Internet access is given to all students during the college hours.
Internet facility is provided in all department computers
Intranet facility is available for academic and administrative purposes
Rs 15 lacs/-. Appr.
Rs. 2 lakhs appr.
Rs. 2 lakhs appr.
Rs. 50,00.00 appr
Rs.20 lakhs appr.
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Criterion – V
5. Student Support and Progression
5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services
5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression
Introduction of zero hour for Remedial classes so as to help the students to clear their
backlogs of papers.
Counselling was given to the students with respect to general discipline.
Sports students attending to practice sessions are given due permissions with attendance
Display on notice boards about various competitive examinations and coaching classes for
the same
Arranging workshops, career guidance programs, employability training programs campus
interviews through C to C
During orientation programs students are briefed about the activities of the college.
Special meetings are arranged with parents during mentoring and special needs of the
students are redressed.
Conducted micro test, oral test, quiz programs to evaluate the progression of the
students. Evaluation report at the end of each assessment is given to the parents during
PTA at the end of CIA.
Mentor system of counselling, periodical tests and evaluation, open forum with the
students , remedial classes for weak students, parent teachers meetings are some of the
efforts made by the IQAC to track the progression of the students
The class teacher is the primary source of access to the students who can analyse the
students on one to one basis. The heads of the various departments, class teachers in
coordination with the Principal counsel the students about various options available to
them in higher education and career prospects.
Placement and Career Guidance cell organises various lectures by inviting senior
academicians and industrial experts which helps the students to explore their choices.
Interaction with the alumni also enables the students to be aware of the various
opportunities available to them.
Constant contact with all batches of students through email , mobile and other mediums
The mentor form which contains all the details about the ward in maintained by the
mentor. During the mentor meetings, the students are counseled and the mentor form is
updated periodically.
The class teacher and head of the departments keep tract of the academic performance
both at college and University, attendance %, backlog of papers. Personal counseling ia
awarded when the need arises
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5.3 (a) Total Number of students
(b) No. of students outside the state
(c) No. of international students
Men Women
Demand ratio 50% Dropout % Nil
5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any)
No. of student beneficiaries All final years
UG PG Ph. D. Others
1186 17 -- --
No %
715 59.4
No %
488 40.6
Last Year 2015-16 This Year 2016-17
General SC ST OBC Physically
Challenged
Total General SC ST OBC Physically
Challenged
Total
132 230 9 798 - 1175 130 252 6 809 - 1197
The Profession Training Wing of the College organized
o orientation for our college students by EDEN EDU COMP- A PEARSON Company
for free IAS Coaching for two years and scholarship test on 23.02.2017
o students were encouraged to enroll in National Accounting Talent Search 2015-2016 on
28.2.16 at Ethiraj College.
PG students are given guidance for SET/JRF-NET competitive exams. Department
maintains TNSET and NET Previous year Question papers with Answer Keys for student
support and guidance.
C2C ( Campus to Corporate ) is made compulsory for all final years
Notifications in the Newspapers regarding the information of all competitive examinations
are displayed on the notice board and faculty guides them to apply for the same.
The library is equipped with study materials to help the students to prepare for competitive
examinations.
Soft skills, quantitative aptitude and personality development has been introduced by the
University as a compulsory subject.
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5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations : NIL
NET SET/SLET GATE CAT
IAS/IPS etc State PSC UPSC Others
5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance
The following are the details student counselling and career guidance programs.
Campus to corporate finishing school programme was also conducted for the final year
students in the month of June. Vista Mind and college faculty members provided
training to students.
HCL Talent care orientation on TCS jobs during September 2016.
An orientation programme on career opportunities in multimedia was conducted for the
computer science and computer application students.
Mr. Nithya Anand from Arena Multimedia provided an insight on the job opportunities.
No. of students benefitted
5.7 Details of campus placement
Details of campus placement
Number of
Organizations
Visited
Number of Students
Participated
Number of
Students Placed
On Campus
5 235 74
Off Campus
3 25 8
5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes
NIL
All third years
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5.9 Students Activities
5.9.1 No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events
State/ University level National level International level
No. of students participated in cultural events
State/ University level National level International level
5.9.2 No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events
Sports : State/ University level National level International level
Cultural: State/ University level National level International level
Bodapatti Sairavalli of III B.Sc. Mathematics performed as Sri Krishna in ‘Sri Krishna
Parijatham” during International Kuchipudi Dance Festival organsied by INTERNATIONAL
DANCE RESEARCH AND TRAINING CENTRE in association with SANGEET NATAK ACADEMY
and DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGE AND CULTURE.
5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support
Financial support Number of students Amount
Financial support from institution
Meena Aunty Scholarship
22 1,10.000
Financial support from government
SC/ST
106 3,09,700
Financial support from other sources
University free seat
ICCR
1 Full tuition fees
Number of students who received
International/ National recognitions
Nil Nil
Tamil Nadu Educational Trust 6 36,000
5.11 Student organised / initiatives : Nil
Fairs : State/ University level National level International level
Exhibition: State/ University level National level International
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1
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5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students
Participation of students in various social initiatives through the activities of various
extension services are as follows :
Rotaract :
100 retractors participated in Orientation program on awareness of cancer
NSS
Many activities like cleaning up of schools, temples, tree plantation etc were organized
during the annual NSS Camp at Thandarai Village
Organized blood donation camp in the college and mobilized 190 units of blood
NSS volunteers participated in Swatch Bharat Rally, Road Safety Awareness Rally,
organised by Parasu Dental Clinic, Eye Donation awareness Rally etc.
Participated in seminar cum workshop on Youth for a better tomorrow organised by
NSS Unit, University of Madras.
YRC
Participated in the 67th
Anniversary of Geneva Convention
Participated in the International Coastal Clean Up 2016 day at Marina Beach.
Participated in One Day Disaster Management Awareness Programme” conducted by
the Indian Red Cross Society at IRCS, Egmore. organized a Diabetes camp in
association with Alwarpet Diabetes Center. A free blood test was conducted for the
staff to detect diabetes.
Nature Club
Participated in Beach Cleaning for International Coastal Clean up day organised by
Indian Coast Guard, Tree Foundation, Roots & Shoots India and Syndicate Bank at
Marina Beach.
Nature Club members participated in a Nature Camp to Silent Valley organized by
Natix – G and Exnora
Leo Club
Leo club volunteers participated in the distribution of White cane to blind people
organized by LEO Advisor MJF Ln. Dr. V. A. Satyaprema and also helped financially
for the purchase of white cane.
Leo club volunteers participated in the Cancer Screening Program.
Leo club volunteers planted tree samplings in and around the Govt. School in the
Thangal Village,
Leo club conducted Tree Plantation in the primary school at Thandari Village in
Kanchipuram District during the NSS camp to create environment consciousness.
5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed:
Request from students coming by long distance are given permission till 8:40 am to
come to college.
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Criterion VI
6. Governance, Leadership and Management
6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution
6.2 Does the Institution has a management Information System
The vision of the institution is
To give knowledge, power and self-reliance through education fused with national
pride and patriotic values
To ingrain moral values with the best of education this is the backbone of our
country’s progress.
To train young minds to be globally competent and socially responsible individuals
To strive for the holistic development of the individuals
The mission of the institution is
To provide quality and value-based education
To promote academic excellence
To nurture creativity
To develop self-reliant, competent and socially responsible individuals
Yes. The institution has Management Information System in place.
The features adopted are
Payment of tuition fees is computerized
Tally is available for office Administration
Office is computerized for programs like fee collection, issue of Transfer
Certificate, maintenance of accounts with the help of Tally.
Internet to all departments
Intranet to all departments for academic purposes
Biometrics Monthly staff attendance, time tracking and pay roll management,
applicable to all teaching and non-teaching staff
For the preparation of AQAR, the report blank form was sent to the respective
heads of the department official mail-id and the details are filled in and sent back
to the same mail-id.
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6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following:
6.3.1 Curriculum Development
6.3.2 Teaching and Learning
Since the college is affiliated to the University of Madras, it strictly follows the curriculum
laid down by the university. However internally some strategies have been adopted to improve
the quality. They are
Introduction of certificate courses, internship programs, advanced learner’s projects,
skill based competitions based practical syllabi etc.
Degree Course Certificate Course
B.Sc Microbiology
Biotechnology
Phlebotomy & MRI Scan by
Medall
B.Sc
BCA
Mathematics
Computer Science
Computer Applications
(Shift I & II)
Electronics & Communication
Science
Web designing by
K.S.J.P Softech
Resources Pvt Ltd
B.Com General
Corporate Secretaryship
BBA
BA (Eng. Lit.)
Fundamentals of
Capital Marketing by
Finmark
To help the students to understand the application of the subject of study,. advanced
learners are encouraged to take up projects
Lesson plan and follow up of syllabus completion by the Academics Director
Group discussions to increase participative learning
Interactive methods like animated video/movie screening, Enactment of the poem,
Audio rendition, Language games by English department
Mind Mapping, Tree Diagrams, Z to A approach are adopted.
ICT mode of teaching
Separate strategies for slow learners
Industrial visits
Guest lectures
Exclusive tailor-made Power point presentations
Student seminars to improve their English vocabulary
Written assignments to increase their reference skills
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6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation
6.3.4 Research and Development
6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation
Faculty are encouraged to complete pursue Ph.D and complete it on time
Department of Microbiology
Isolation of bacterial flora from Indian Currency coins under the guidance of
Mrs. C.K. Babini by S. Roshni and M. Krithika
Department of Biotechnology PG
Two mini projects apart from curriculum was designed and executed by the
department PG students on the socio-beneficial Topic “Vector borne disease” and
“Treatment of Microbial contaminants using Herbal derived Nanoparticles” from
26th December 2016 to 05
th January 2017.
Library
Extended library hours
Increase in number of books in all disciplines
ICT
The audio visual room with the LCD projector has been put in good use by all the
departments in conducting various competitions involving ICT technology like paper
presentations, seminars via power point presentations.
Infrastructure / Instrumentation
The college has an excellent infra structure and well spaced class rooms. Maintenance is
done by the house keeping and support staff with a supervisor. CCTV cameras have
been installed in strategic points with the monitoring of the Principal.
New laboratory instruments based on the academic requirements have been purchased.
New computers have been purchased with latest hardware
Laser Printer and internet is provided for all the departments
Periodical monthly tests
Common Internal Assessments I & II ( twice a semester) -
the syllabus comprising of 5 units are split up into two equal halves for CIA I and CIA II
to enable the students to perform better
Other forms of tests include Micro Test, Oral Test, Quiz
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6.3.6 Human Resource Management
6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment
6.3.8 Industry Interaction / Collaboration
6.3.9 Admission of Students
Senior faculty were honoured during the Bi decennial Celebrations
Mentoring is done for the new staff by Principal
Best recruitment and retention policies are adopted.
OD facility is availed for faculty to attend conferences, seminars, valuations etc
Teachers play an important role in teaching and leaning process. Emphasis is laid on
recruiting the teachers with strong academic credentials fulfilling the norms laid down by the
university.
At the end of the academic year, Heads of the departments meet the principal and
discuss about the work load and staff requirement for the next academic year.
Advertisements are given in leading newspapers to attract talents to suit specifications.
The applications are subjected to scrutiny and all the candidates are asked to take a
demo class by the staff selection committee consisting of Head of the department and
senior staff.
Short listed candidates are invited for a final personal interview with the Principal.
Candidates with NET/SLET/Ph.D are recommended by the committee
All the departments interface with the industry and collaborate courses with them to suit
their syllabi..
Collaboration with ICTACT
Collaboration of Commerce Lab with South Indian Bank
Collaboration with SIDBI and Finmark as a knowledge partner for Certificate courses
Collaboration of Microbiology and Biotechnology with Medall for Certificate course.
Admission process is transparent
Posters are displayed on the notice board.
Duly filled up application forms along with the mark sheets are collected
Importance is given to the choice of the student
The Admission committee guides the students according to eligibility criteria, They help
the students by explaining them the scope and career opportunities available after the
completion of the course.
Admissions are based on eligibility norms prescribed by the University of Madras.
Faculty of the courses available would be available during admissions to clear off the
doubts which the students have regarding the scope of various courses.
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6.4 Welfare schemes for
6.5 Total corpus fund generated
6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done Yes No
6.7 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?
Audit Type External Internal
Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority
Academic Yes Principal
Administrative Yes Various Committee
formed for the
purpose
Teaching Provident Fund
ESI facility
Emergency sick leave
Annual lunch and gifts for Diwali
Annual Casual leave of 11 days
Medical leave in deserving cases after the approval of the
management
Time relaxation for staff whose wards are appearing for
Board examinations
Non teaching
Students Fee wavier in genuine cases
Scholarships for Class toppers in University Examinations in
the name of Dr. Meena Muthiah
Proficiency Prizes (cash) for excellence in University
examinations.
Career guidance and personal counseling
Access to first aid and emergency care
College Annual Lunch
Towards rent for letting out Sports Ground Rs. 3,09,000/-
Towards rent for letting out A/C Hall Rs. 4,09,785/-
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6.8 Does the University/ Autonomous College declares results within 30 days?
For UG Programmes Yes No
For PG Programmes Yes No
6.9 What efforts are made by the University/ Autonomous College for Examination Reforms?
6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the affiliated/constituent
colleges?
6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association
Being an affiliated college, the minimum eligibility requirement of students, attendance
and internal assessment proposed by the University of Madras is strictly adhered to.
University also initiated on line exam registration, internal marks entry, hall tickets and
daily seating arrangement through online.
The college is affiliated to University of Madras. The college is now 20 years old, one of the
premier institutes of the city offering 10 UG and 2 PG courses. The college has now applied for
permanent affiliation.
The Alumni Footprints : was established in the year 2005. The association regularly meets
every semester regularly 15th August every year
The alumni who occupying key positions in the industry help the college in interfacing their
organisation in the campus placement activities.
Alumni Mrs. K. Artheeswari, Mrs. Anupa, Mr. Ramesh Thilak, Dr. Kabilan, Mrs. Latchmi,
Mrs. Madhumala, and Mr. P. Abhinand offered felicitations to the college on the occasion of
the Bi-Decennial Celebrations on 1st September 2016.
Microbiology alumni pursuing PG at IBMS regularly supply microbial cultures for practical
Ganapathy alumni of Mathematics Department contributed Rs.10,000 towards alumni fund.
Mohana Krishnan.V.J and Shyam Mohan .U from Corporate Secretaryship of the 2010-13
batch sponsored designation name boards in the Commerce lab.
Dr.M.Kabilan, an alumni of B.Com (CS) was the chief guest for the walkathon organised by
our college. A few alumni also sponsored refreshments to the participants of the Walkathon.
Alumni of B.Com (CS) instituted an award in memory of Mrs. Meenakshi Muarali, Asst.
Prof. Department of Corporate Secretaryship for excellence in Corporate Accounting.
(Rs.500+Certificate)
The alumni of B.Com (CS) and Mathematics also contributed towards the award in memory
of Dr.Santha, Asst. Prof. Dept. of Tamil for excellence in Tamil (Rs.500+Certificate)
Mr Mahesh Babu, Alumni Mathematics department served as a judge for Intra departmental
paper presentations on 9th January 2017.
Contd..
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6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association
6.13 Development programmes for support staff
6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly
Parents provide a construction feedback for better functioning of the college
Philanthropic parent instituted a scholarship in the name of their ward. Subhashini award
for excellence, instituted by mother of Late. Subhashini, B.Com. alumnus, in memory of
their ward is given to the student for excellent performance in paper Business Laws. This
year Rs.1000 was paid to Soniya by Mrs .Ambujam, mother of Late Subhashini.
Financial support –Sai Vaijayanthi , a B.Com student contributed to a part payment of tuition
fees of a student of the same class.
Parents are invited on a specific day (Open Day) to interact with faculty and to check the
performance and progress of their ward.
The class teachers, heads of the departments also discuss the strengths and weakness of the
students which generally helps the parents to follow up at home
Parents register is maintained with the respective departments to enter their inputs and
suggestions.
Nil
Many initiatives are taken by the institution to make the campus friendly. They are listed out as
follows :
Chief guests are felicitated with plant saplings
Greenery all around is well maintained
Lab waste, used microbial cultures are autoclaved, incinerated or deep buried to prevent
contamination
Measures are taken to make the campus plastic free
Tobacco Free Campus
Organic Farming by the department of Biotechnology
Rain water harvesting is done to accumulate the deposition of rain water
Contd..
Alumni from the following departments are instrumental for carrying out several activities
o S. Sivasubramanian (2008-11 batch), alumni of Microbiology met the present II and III
yrs and gave an orientation on his practical experiences he faced outside and also
guided them for higher studies.
o Alumni from 2012-15 batch of Computer applications explained about the projects,
motivation talks & job opportunities related to current trends.
o Alumni from Electronics & Communication Sciences interacted with current students.
Mr. Karthik, Manager eloka judged the Intercollegiate project expo.
o Mr.Vinod, Assistant Manager, South Indian Bank, an alumnus of the Department of
Commerce was instrumental in the functioning of the Commerce Lab.
o Alumni of Biotechnology M. Guru (2015 batch) has given a motivational talk and
career guidance to our students. Ms.Mithunaa.S.R gave a motivational talk and Career
Guidance in the field of Biotechnology.
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Criterion – VII
7. Innovations and Best Practices
7.1 Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive impact on
the functioning of the institution. Give details.
7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at the
beginning of the year
7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution (please see the format in the NAAC Self-study
Manuals)
Zero hour was introduced for remedial classes for all departments
Introduction of lab manuals by the department of Microbiology with practical observation
work books to each student to enable them in their practical oriented writing skills.
Probable viva questions for each experiments are given which helps them in their
analytical an diagnosing skills
The department of Electronics & Communication Sciences introduced Lab Manual for
Main Practical 2 and Main Practical 4 for 1st and 2nd
semesters respectively
Many students secured ranks. Many ranks from arts stream are yet to be declared
Remedial classes were conducted to help the students to clear their arrears
Effective conduct of certificate courses
A National Conclave was successfully organsied by the Commerce department
Most of the departments and ED cell successfully conducted many workshops
Successfully conducted out reach activity NSS Camp site
Science departments successfully organised an interschool workshop was organized in
which 150 students from various schools participated and benefitted.
Various extension service units organized a number of outreach activities.
Guest lectures and industrial visits were well organized
Annual NSS camp was successfully organised at Thandarai village, Chrompet.
Blood Donation camp to commemorate the Founder’s Birthday
Orientation for freshers
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Best Practice 1
Title of the practice : Orientation for Freshers
Goal :To enable the students to understand the difference between a school and a college
environment, which would help to transform and adhere to it.
The context: Orientation is a process of preparing students to be socially integrated into the
college culture. It presents a view of academic frame work as well as extracurricular activities
offered in the college. This helps the students to set their goals and to learn about the various
student organizations in which they can be involved.
The Practice: Every year, before the academic sessions begin, the first year students are given
orientation on the curriculum, evaluation procedures, code of conduct and the teaching faculty
of the respective departments. During the orientation program the academic heads and directors
of various centres brief the students about the credentials of the college and the various activities
that are carried out through power point presentations. At the end of the orientation, the students
are taken around the campus to get familiar with both physical locations and the workings of the
environment.
Evidence of Success : Getting to know the campus, academic structure and the teaching faculty
reduce the anxieties of the students. Moreover becoming familiar with the other departments
paves way for a better inter personal skill and a positive attitude. This leads them to success.
Problems encountered and resources required : Students who seek admission later, miss the
opportunity of attending the orientation.
Best Practice 2
Title of the practice : Blood Donation to commemorate the Founder’s Birthday
Goal : To create an awareness that blood donation is the foremost sense of duty of every
human being which saves the lives of many at needy hours.
The Context : Blood donation camp provides an opportunity for the students to become
volunteer donors and gives them a feel of satisfaction of being responsible youth of the society.
The Practice : Blood Donation camp is organised at the college premises, in association with
Madras Volunteers Blood Bank every year on the eve of the Founder’s birthday. This year the
camp was organised on 23rd
September 2018. The camp is well planned and executed by the
student volunteers of NSS and Rotaract. During the camp, blood donors are first tested for
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eligibility by doctors from Madras Volunteers Blood Bank. A stipulated amount of blood is
collected from eligible donors who are above 18 years. The donors are recognised for their
service with a certificate and are provided with energy refreshments after donating blood. The
donors are given permission to return home.
Evidence of success : Donating blood and motivating others to be healthy donors (we
encourage the students to bring their family, friends and relatives as donors in a “one student;
one donor’ ratio) inculcates a sense of responsibility with a better life style show an evidence of
success.
Problems encountered and resources required : The ratio of girl donors are less as they
hesitate to donate due to their fear.
7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection
7.5 Whether environmental audit was conducted? Yes No
Microbiology
Vermicomposting - all the shed leaves, canteen waste is put in the vermicomposting pit and
manure thus obtained is used in the garden
Students of Microbiology who are the members of Nature club has initiated the planting of
saplings all over the campus
Organised a visit to Paramenkeni Marine Ecosystem to create awareness on the impact of
hydrocarbon (crude oil) pollution.
Our students were actively participated Beach Cleaning programme organsied during The
Sea Turtle Nestling period at Besant Nagar Hatchery unit of TN Forest Department on 7th
Jan 2017
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7.6 Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add. (for example SWOT Analysis)
SWOC Analysis
Strengths
Located in the heart of the city with connectivity to all areas
Well maintained campus with excellent amenities.
Qualified and dedicated team of staff members
Good academic record with University ranks every year
State -of –the- art infrastructure
Has a functional framework which contributes to the holistic educational experience.
Various extension service units which enables to instill a spirit of community service in
the minds of the students.
Decentralised working environment, when each and every individual (component or
stake holder) contributes to the development of the institution.
Weakness
Inadequacy in the number of fully sponsored programmes
Yet to kick start with the funded projects
Opportunities
To devise a plan for exchange of faculty with the neighboring colleges
Tie-ups with MNC’s for ISR activities
To enter with MOU with reputed agencies
To enhance PG enrollment
Challenges
Student’s disinterest to take up mentoring activities
To devise a methodology so as to suit the mixed group of students
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Plans of institution for next year
Name _______________________________ Name _______________________________
_______________________________ _______________________________
Signature of the Coordinator, IQAC Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC
_______***_______
IQAC to expand its activities,
IQAC to celebrate Foundation Day
To organize NAAC sponsored seminars by IQAC
To adopt a village for ISR activity
To organize FDP program at a larger scale
Life Science to introduce self supporting diploma courses
To sign MOUs with leading labs and research centers
Compulsory internship programs for all three years
Skill development programs among students through healthy practices
To organize National Conferences
Life Sciences departments to organize workshop for the school students
Departments to organize more workshops with hands on training
The Arts departments to aim for more collaborations
The Placement Cell to organise Campus to Corporate Finishing Programmes
Inter and intra departmental activities of all departments to be expanded
Both Science and Arts students to focus on students in house projects
To organize programs to empower women through training activities
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Annexures
Criterion II
2.3 Faculty recruited during the year
S.No. Name of the faculty Department
1. Asha Selva Malar Microbiology
2. S. Revathy Chitra UG- Biotechnology
3. Dr. D. Selva Kumar M.Sc Biotechnology
4. Dr. C. Malathi Tamil
5. Noor Mohammed English
6. V. Rajalaksmi Communication Skills
7. M. Prema Jancy Rani Computer Applications
8. S. Sumathy Electronics &
Communication Science
9. P.G.Sidheakkya B.Com (A&F)
10. S.Nagarani B.Com (A&F)
11. R.Gomathi BCA (Shift-II)
12. R.Vimala Rani BCA (Shift-II)
13. Dr. D. Selva Kumar M.Sc Biotechnology
2.14 Details of Administrative staff and Technical staff
Technical staff Lab Attender : Uma S
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2.5 Faculty Development participation in seminars and conferences
The following are the details of faculty development programs
International Level
S.No. Name Date Event
PARTICIPATION
Microbiology & Biotechnology
1. Leena Merlin Biju
M. Asha Selva Malar
Dr. R.S. Ramya,
Dr. M. Akila and
Dr. D. Selvakumar
22nd
& 23rd
Aug 2016
International Conference on Modern
diagnostic tools in Health Science at MGR
College of Arts & Science
PRESENTATIONS
Department of Languages
Dr.J.Jebajothi
Pushpam,
11th April
2017
Presented a paper on Oodagangalil pengal
Nilai’ conducted by Rani Anna Women’s
College, Tirunelveli
Dr C. Gangadharan
27th Jan
2017
1st March
2017
27th March
2017
22nd
and
23rd
April
2017
28th April
2017
1st Sept
2017
Presented a paper on Natrinayil Natrai Kootru
Vazhi Ulaviayal Thanmai at Chellammal
College Guindy
Presented a paper on ‘Kazhaka Tamizhargalin
Vaanika Kaatchigal’ at DG Vaishnava College
Presented a paper on ‘Thirumandirathil
Maruthuvam Oru Paarvai’ at Annai
Velankanni College, Saidapet
Presented a paper on ‘Tamizh Vazhi (Mozhi)
Katral Karpithalil Thozhil Nutpum’ at
International Institute of Tamil Nadu Taramani
Presented a paper on ‘Pazhan Tamizharia
Aruviyal Sindhnaigal’ at Alhosn University,
UAE
Presented a paper on ‘Mozhinaayiru
Deivaneya Paavanarin Tamizh Pani’ at
International Institute of Tamil Nadu,
Taramani
Presented a paper on ‘Tamizhar Panpadil
Virunthombal’ at Vivekananda College,
Agatheeswaran, Kanyakumari.
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Dr. Malathi,
20th Nov.
2016
Presented the paper in the International
conference at Singapore
Dr. G. Navamani
30th Nov.
and
1st Dec
2016
Presented a Research paper entitled “external
m-subdivision number a graph” in
International Conference on applied
Mathematics ICAM 2016 & the same paper
accepted in international journal of pure &
applied Mathematics, Stella Maris College
PUBLICATIONS
Corporate Secretaryship
Dr.B.Hema
21st Feb
2017
Published a paper at the International
Conference on ‘Survey on Consumer
Protection on Cyber Security in Digital Era’,
organised by the RKM Vivekananda College ,
Mylapore.
PG Department of Biotechnology
Ravanappan
Srinivasan Ramya, et
al.,
2016
Comparative Analysis of Biosorption of
Arsenic onto Acid and Alkali Treated
Sugarcane Waste Bagasse. Int.J.
Curr.Res.Aca.Rev. Special Issue-3: 42-50. [
ISSN: 2347-3215].
Selvakumar
Dharmaraj, et al.,.
2016 Biosynthesis of Silver Nanoparticles Using
Extracellular Filtrate of Marine Bacteria and
its Antimicrobial Activity.
Int.J.Curr.Res.Aca.Rev. Special Issue-3: 81-
95. [ ISSN: 2347-3215].
Manickam Akila, et
al.,.
2016
Effect of Salt and Ozone Stress on Cowpea
(Vigna unguiculata (L) WalP.) Secondary
Metabolite Production.
Int.J.Curr.Res.Aca.Rev. Special Issue-3: 51-
66. [ ISSN: 2347-3215].
Manickam Akila,
Ravanappan
Srinivasan Ramya and
Puthur George Stella.
2016
Association of IGF2BP2 Gene Polymorphism
on Type 2 diabetes: A Case Control Study on
Chennai Population. Int.J.Curr.Res.Aca.Rev.
Special Issue-3: 29-41. [ ISSN: 2347-3215].
Bharathi K, Akila M
and Selva kumar
Dharmaraj
2016
Evaluation of Probiotic Characterization of
Marine Bacteria and its Growth Performance
in Zebra Fish, Imperial Journal of
Interdisciplinary Research, (2016) 2(10): 2129
- 2136[ISSN: 2454-1362]
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Durairaj Rajadurai,
Elango Jothi Mani
Balaji, Poojashree
2017 Green synthesis of silver nanoparticles using
Curcuma aromatica and their antagonistic
activity against microbe isolated from
domestic waste water. Int. J. Innovative
sciences, 2(1): 59-68 [ISBN: 978-93-81992-
27-2].
Ravanappan
Srinivasan Ramya,
Manickam Akila,
Selva kumar
Dharmaraj
2017 Larvicidal efficacy of biologically synthesised
silver nanoparticles against mosquito larvae
isolated from stagnated domestic waste water.
Int. J. Innovative sciences, 2(1): 98-107
[ISBN: 978-93-81992-27-2].
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National Level
S.No. Name Date Event
PARTICIPATION
Department of Languages
Dr. A. Poornalatha
Tamil
March 1st,
2017
Participated in the 25th edition of Bridge
2017, Chennai (The largest industry –
Institute interaction event of India), organized
by ICTACT Academy.
Dr. C. Gengadharan 30th July
2017
Participated in the seminar
‘Arignaar Ambedkar Panmugha
Sindhanaigal’
Mathematics
S. Ammani 29th and
30th Sept
2016
NAAC sponsored Awareness Seminar on
Quality Systems in Higher Education at
Anna University
S. Ammani
S. Anitha Vinodraj
30th and
31st Jan
2017
NAAC sponsored National Seminar on
Quality initiatives in teaching, learning and
evaluation MOP Vaishnava College of Arts
& Science
Microbiology
C.K. Babini
Leena Merlin Biju
31st Jan
2017
National Seminar in Career Prospects in Life
Science at Ethiraj College
B. Nagamani 29th and
30th Sept
2016
30th and
31st Jan
2017
NAAC sponsored Awareness Seminar on
Quality Systems in Higher Education at Anna
University
NAAC sponsored National Seminar on
Quality initiatives in teaching, learning and
evaluation MOP Vaishnava College of Arts &
Science
English
Mrs. S. Vidya
Mrs. V. Rajalakshmi
Ms. R. Suriya
31ST
Jan
2017
National Conclave on Corporate, Social
Responsibility – Future Perspectives
conducted by Department of Commerce ,
KRMMC
Computer Applications – Shift I
L. Mathukrithigha August
2016
22nd
Oct
2017
Workshop on PHP programming conducted
by IIT Chennai
Participated in the workshop on teaching
Excellence conducted by IIT Chennai
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S.No. Name Date Event
Dr. Selvakumar
Dharmaraj
9&10th
September
2016.
14th Indian Association of Applied
Microbiologists conference on “Transitional
and Translational Scenarios in Biological
Sciences(3 I‘’S – In vitro to Insilico)” held at
Dr. N.G.P. Arts and Science college,
Coimbatore
Dr. R.S. Ramya,
Dr. M. Akila and
Dr. D. Selvakumar
11th
January
2017
National conference on “Emerging Horizons
in Biotechnology” held at Alpha Arts and
Science College
Dr. D. Selvakumar
2nd
March
2017.
National workshop on Enzyme-linked
Immunosorbent Assay for the Determination
of Immunological Binders conducted by the
Department of Biotechnology, Sri
Venkateswara College of Engg.
Dr.S.Rega,
S. Shantha &
R.Sheeba
15th June
2016
Participated in the climate change and
Renewable Energy jointly organized by
National Institute of Wind Energy (NIWE) to
commemorate Global Wind Day.
PRESENTATIONS
Biotechnology
Dr.S. Rega 31st Dec
2016
and
1st Jan 17
Presented a paper on “A PILOT STUDY ON
THE ESTIMATION OF CALCIUM
PHOSPHOROUS & PROTEIN IN THE HOME
MADE CURD AND PROBIOTIC ENRICHED
CURD” in the National Conference on
Environmental protection and Sustainability
(NCEPS) at P.G and Research Department of
Zoology. Sir Theagaraya College, Ch. 21.
Arockiabath Sheeba 31st Dec
2016
and
1st Jan 17
Presented a paper on “ADULTERATION IN
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES OF SELECTED
BRANDS - A CASE STUDY ON
ERIYUMANTHURAI AREA” in the National
Conference on Environmental protection and
Sustainability(NCEPS) organized by P.G and
Research Department of Zoology, Sir
Theagaraya College , Ch. 21.
M. Shantha 31st Dec
2016
and
1st Jan 17
Presented a paper on “STUDIES ON INVITRO
REGENERATION OF CUCUMBER- CUCUMIS
PROPHETARUM(L)” in the National
Conference on Environmental protection and
Sustainability(NCEPS) organized by P.G and
Research Department of Zoology. Sir
Theagaraya College , Ch. 21.
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S.No. Name Date Event
S. Revathy Chitra 31st Dec
2016
and
1st Jan 17
Presented a paper on “A PILOT STUDY ON
THE SYNTHESIS OF SILVER NANO
PARTICLES FROM MUSHROOM AND TO
FIND IT ANTIMICROBIAL AND ANTI-
INFLAMMATORY ACTIVITY IN
INVITRO CONDITION” in the National
Conference on Environmental protection and
Sustainability(NCEPS) organized by P.G and
Research Department of Zoology . Sir
Theagaraya College , Chennai 21.
S. Revathi Chitra ,
Dr.S.Rega,
S.Shantha
and
R.Sheeba
11th Jan.
2017
Participated and published a paper in the topic
on “MICROPROPAGATION AND
STANDARDIZATION OF PHOTOPERIOD
IN G9(GRAND NAINE ) UNDER IN VITRO
CONDITION in International journal of
Innvotive science (ISBN NO: 978-93-81992-
27-2) Volume -2. in the National conference
on Emerging Horizons in Biotechnology
organized by the Department of
Biotechnology , Alpha Arts & Science
College, Chennai
Ravanappan
Srinivasan Ramya *,
Manickam Akila
Malathi VB and
Selvakumar Dharmaraj
2017
UGC
approved
list of
journal
no:64771
2017
UGC
approved
list of
journal
no:64771
A study report on the clinical investigation
and management of the outbreak of typhoid
fever in Indian subcontinent Indian Journal of
Applied Microbiology[ ISSN (Online): 2454-
289X] [ ISSN (Print): 2249-8400] Volume 19
Number 2 July - December 2016, pp. 9-20
Bacteriocin Production by Lactococcus Lactis
MTCC 440, Indian Journal of Applied
Microbiology, 19(2): 09-17.
B.Com (A/F) Shift II
Sidheakkya.PG 3rd
October
2016
Presented the paper “An empirical study on
acquiring and sharing knowledge in Chennai
city -2016” in the National Conference
conducted by
Vels University, Pallavaram.
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State Level
S.No. Name Date Event
PARTICIPATION
Department of Languages
Dr. C. Gengadharan 14th to 18
th
Feb. 2017
21st to 26
th
Feb.2017
Workshop on ‘Tamizhagathil Thollezhuthiyal
– Tamizh Vattezhuttukal’
Workshop on ‘Ilanthamizhar Illakiyapatrai’
at International Institute Tamil Studies
Taramani
V. Preethi
Sanskrit
7th
September,
2016.
17th
September
2016.
Presented a paper on Modes Of Addresses in
Sanskrit Drama conducted by Ethiraj college
for women
Presented a paper on tamil works rendered in
Sanskrit conducted by S. Kuppusami Shastri
Research Institute
Mrs. Rajalakshmi
Ms. R. Suriya
28th and
29th Nov.16
FDP on ‘Creative thinking’ conducted by ICT
Academy
Mathematics
N. Sumathy
G. Navamani
29th Nov.
2016
Attended a conference on “Reforming &
rejuvenating the higher Education organized
by FICCI
P. Ganga Eswari 24th Sept.
2016
Attended a one day workshop on “Research
methods & SPSS” Conducted by Spell bee
Research Institute.
Computer Science and Applications
S. Meena 20.06.2016 Intel and Ideation workshop
L.M.Santhi September
25th and
26th
2017
Attended a workshop on “R tool
programming” organized by ICT Academy in
Annai violet College.
Mrs. Kavitha and
Mrs. L.M. Santhi
20th & 21
st
June 2016
Attended the Intel IOT workshop organized
by ICTACT at KCG college of Technology
A.Sheela and
K. Artheeswari
July 28th &
29th 2016
Attended the workshop on Emotional
Intelligence sponsored by ICTACT at
Mohammed Sathak College
Srideivanai Nagarajan
& P.Preethy
Jan 2017 Attended a workshop on “Mobile App
Development” at Abdur Rahman University
during Jan 2017.
M.Gowri 29/01/2016 Attended a workshop on Digital India
organised by ICTACT
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S.No. Name Date Event
Commerce
Prof. R.Vijayalakshmi
Prof. Christy David 30
th Sept,
2016
Workshop on “Highlights of Companies Act
2013” conducted by Guru Nanak College
Prof. S. Vidhya
7th Jan
2017
Role of Higher Education in Enhancing the
Career readiness and Employability Skills” at
Sri Kanyaka Parameswari Arts and Science
College for Women.
Business Administration
R. Sangeetha
N. Deepa
B. Hema (BCS)
8th to 10
th
Feb 2017
Attended a course for faculty conducted by
NEN Ramachandra university
Shiney and
Juliet Sangeetha 14
th & 15
th
July 2016
Participated in a two days faculty
development program on personality
development at Panimalar engineering college
Dr. Selvakumar
Dharmaraj
20th to -
23rd
, Dec.
2016.
“Workshop and Training on Sequence
Analysis and Molecular Simulation”
conducted by Centre for Biotechnology, Anna
University Chennai
S. Revathy Chitra Sept 21st
and 22nd
2016
Attended state level work shop in ‘Bar
Coding ‘ organized by Alpha Arts and
Science College, Porur
Business Administration
Y.M.Shiney 17th and
18th Aug
2016
Presented a paper entitled ‘A study on
opportunities and challenges of entrepreneurs
at global level’ held at JBAS College for
Women.
B.Com A/F (Shift II)
K .Vijaya Lakshmi,
N.Pavithra and
A.Rajesh Sahayaraj
24th Sept
2016
Attended the workshop on Research Methods
and SPSS organised by Spellbee conducted
by Natesan Institute of cooperative
Management.
BCA (Shift II)
R. Gomathi 23th & 24th
June 2016
Attended a seminar on Introduction to cloud
infrastructure & services. In DMI College of
Engineering on organized by ICTACT.
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In house - KRMMC
S.No. Name Date Event
Participation
S. Ammani
C.K Babini
Leena Merlin Biju
Dr Sanghamitra
M. Asha Selva Malar
S. Meena
Prema Jancy Rani
8th to 10
th
June 2016
Trainers Enrichment Programme
S. Ammani
C.K. Babini
G.T. Shakeela Devi
A. Sheela
S. Meena
S. Rega
Prema Jancy Rani
Aruna Devi
R. Vijayalakshmi
M. Gowri
Nov. 28th
and 29th
2016
FDP on Creative Thinking in collaboration
with ICT Academy
Faculty of
Mathematics (6) and
Comp. Science (4)
5th April
2017
Workshop on UGC NET/SLET organized by
R & C
S. Ammani
Anitha Vinodhraj
V. Sumathi
G. Navamani
Dr. B. Hema
R. Vijyalakshmi
V. Geetha
18th Jan.
2017
Attended Panel Discussion on “Effects
and Impact of Demonetization” organized
by placement & career guidance cell,
KRMMC.
Presentation
S. Ammani
B. Nagamani
Nov 25th
2016
A power point presentation to create
Awareness on the various NAAC criterions
organized by IQAC
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Criterion III
3.12 Faculty served as experts, chair person or resource persons
Department of Languages
Dr. V. Poornalatha
Served as a judge for the essay competition conducted by the Tamil Nadu Road Transport
Corporation during January, 2017.
V. Preethi
Gave a radio talk at M.O.P community radio station on 27th
July in the Topic “ Significance
of Indian Jewellery”.
Served as a judge for PPT and quiz competition conducted by Sri Kanyaka Parameshwari
college on 15th
September,2016.
Served as a judge for Sri Narasimbha Suprabhatham competitions conducted by Sri Gnana
Vikas Sabha on 23rd
October,2016.
S. Vidya
Served as a member of Editorial team which compiled an Indo-Us News Letter “Indian
MSME” which is to be released in a multiproduct catalogue show at Atlanta, U.S.A in April,
2017.
V. Rajalakshmi
Delivered a motivatational talk to 12th
standard students of Bharath Senior Secondary
School on January 31st 2017.
Judged an essay competition for school children organized by RTO to create awareness on
road safety during January 2017
V.Deepa
Judged an oratorical competition for school children organized by RTO to create
awareness on road safety during January 2017.
Department of Mathematics
S. Ammani
Conducted an in-house FDP on NAAC Reaccreditation on November 25th
2016
Dr.G.T.Shakila Devi
Served as a judge for Adhvaitha Organized by Vivekananda Educational Trust on Sept. 9th
2016. Microbiology
Department of Microbiology
C.K. Babini
Served as a resource person for a science project ‘Srujan 2017’ on 24th
February 2017
B. Nagamani
Conducted an in-house FDP on NAAC Reaccreditation on November 25th
2016.
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Leena Merlin Biju
Served as a resource person for state level English elocution competition organized by TN
Forest department on 4th
September 2016.
Department of Biotechnology
Dr. S. Rega
Organised a Nature Camp to Silent valley, National Park, Kerala along with EXNORA &
Kerala Forest Department from 24th
Sept to 28th
Sept.2016.
Served as a judge in Poster presentation in District level competition for School students in
the “climate change and Renewable Energy” jointly organized by National Institute of Wind
Energy (NIWE) to commemorate Global Wind Day 2016 on 15th
June 2016.
Served as judge in Tamil Elocution competition at National park, Guindy, Chennai on 20th
Sept. 2016.
Served as a resource person and delivered a speech on the topic “Impact of plastics in
marine eco-system and conservation of sea turtle” at New Kalpakkam on 1st March 2017.
Department of Corporate Secretaryship
Dr.B. Hema
Attended the NEN-Entrepreneurship Educator workshop twice this year along with Gomathi
Harini on 29th
and 30th
July 2016
Delivered guest lecture on “ Empowerment of Women Through Entrepreneurship” at Sri
Sankara College of Arts & Science, Enathur, Kanchipuram on 27th
July 2106.
She has been the Member of External Academic Audit Committee of Sri Kanyaka
Parameswari College of Arts & Science for Women, Chennai representing the department of
Corporate Secretaryship on 3rd
March 2017.
Delivered a guest lecture at Sri Kanyaka Parameswari College of Arts & Science for
Women, Chennai on ‘Empowering Thyself’ on 9th
Feb 2017.
Department of Computer Applications
L. Mathukrithiga
served as Resource Person for Smart Classes in C++ for freshers at IIT , as Resource Person
for the Orientation Course at UGC Academic Staff College, University of Madras for the
June 2016 and December 2016 Batch on 27th
and 28th
June 2016.
Served as Resource Person for the Orientation Course at UGC Academic Staff College,
Bharathidasan University for the February 2017 Batch 19 on 17th
and 18th
February 2017.
Served as Resource Person for the Refresher Course at UGC Academic Staff College,
Bharathidasan University for the September 2016 Batch
Served as Resource Person for the Technical Orientation for MCA students at Srimati Indira
Gandhi college Trichy – weekends in the month of August 2016. (6th
, 7th
, 13th
, 14th
20th
, 21st
27th
and 28th
August 2016).
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Department of Commerce
Prof. M. Alagammai
Served as an external member for Academic Audit conducted by Vivekananda college on
31st January 2017.
PG department of Biotechnology
Dr. R.S. Ramya
served as a judge for Science project competitions held at AMM School, Kotturpuram on
24th
February 2017.
Dr. M. Akila
Served as subject expert in the Academic Audit meet conducted by the department of
Biotechnology on 20th
March 2017 at D.G.Vaishnav College.
3.14. Linkages attached
Microbiology
Crest Laboratories
Medall
Durgabhai Deshmukh Hospital, Adyar
VHS, Taramani
Global Hospitals
Malar Hospitals
Vijaya Hospitals
Commerce
Xchage Group & CTO, Singapore
Dr. B.Ravi., Managing Partner, B. Ravi & Associates
Dr. Selva Shanmugam., World Siddha Trust, Secretary Health India Foundation
Research
Mr. Velu Jaya Prakash Founder Swarna Prashna
Corprate Secretaryship
Cameo Corporate Services
Oriented Green Power Limited
Saidapet Milk Producers
United India Assurance
Llyod Insulations India Ltd.
ONGC
CPCL
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IMPCOPS
Airtel
Tamil Nadu Cement
Amma Salt
Chennai Port Trust
Amrutanjan
Chennai Corporation
State Bank if India
Butterfly
JUSCO
Ashok Leyland
GNSA Infotech Ltd.
Business Administration
SB Transport
Gayathri Industries
Nikshayam Enterprises
Cosmo Granites Pvt Ltd
I Thought Financial Consulting LLP
Ashok Leyland Ltd.
Vodofone
Day’N’Day Services Private Limited
SBU Packaging ltd.
IVY Comptech Private Limited
SAK Logistics
TIENS Products
Gobain Glass Pvt. Ltd.
Smile Trans India Organisation
Sugars and Chemicals Limited
Kamal Electronics
Ashok Travel & Tourism
Sugal & Damani Shares Broker Limited
Provoqer Private Limited
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3.17 Recognition received by the faculty
Management Appreciation
On the occasion of Bi-decennial celebrations the following faculty have been
recognized by the management and rewarded for their meritorious service for more
than 15 years. The award carries a cash and a momento.
Name of the faculty Department
Dr.P.T. Vijayshree Principal
Mrs. R. Selvi Vice Principal
S.Ammani Mathematics
Anitha Vinodhraj Mathematics
R.Vijayalakshmi Commerce
Niloufer Office
D.Christy David Commerce
C.K. Babini Microbiology
B. Nagamani Microbiology
Dr.G.T.Shakila Devi Mathematics
M.Alagammai Commerce
L. Mathukrithiga Computer Applications
L.M. Santhi Computer Applications
V. Sumathy Mathematics
Ilayarani Office
Kokila Office
Management also appreciated the faculty who completed their Ph,D with a
certificate and a cash award and a momento.
G.T. Shakila Devi Mathematics
Deivanai Nagarajan Computer Applications
S. Ramachandran Computer Applications
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Criterion IV
4.1 Number and value of equipments purchased
S.
No.
Department Number
purchased
Item Value in Rs
College 1
1
1
5
8
Projector
Router
Printer
Toner
cartridge
34800.00
2000.00
7900.00
10500.00
1047.00
Microbiology (consumables)
Biochemistry (consumables)
List available in the stock
register
Rs. 64,978/-
Rs. 22,561/-
Computer Science 141 Computer ,
switch, RAM,
keyboard, Mouse
Software
14,44,616.00
5,83,977.00
Electronics & Communication Science
Equipment purchase 17,535/-
Components purchased 17,965/-
Total Rs 27 lakhs
app
4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs
S.No. Department Item Amount (Rs)
1. Microbiology Servicing of microscopes and instruments Rs. 9803/-
Biotechnology 1. GLASSWARES Rs. 15,445/-
2. CHEMICALS Rs. 36, 993/-
3. SERVICE Rs. 17, 021/-
4. Electronics Rs. 2634/-
Computer
Science
5. UPS Rs. 1,53,700.00
Total / - Rs. 2,40,000 app
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Criterion V
5.3 List of students outside the state during the academic year 16-17
S.No. Department No. of foreigners Students
outside the state
Mathematics Bodapatti Sai Ravali - AP
Microbiology . Mayuri Chakma – Assam
Saswathi Gosh – West Bengal
Electronics &
Communication
Science
Nabsoiti Soulaimana
BCA (Shift I) Amar
Abdel Aziz Mohammed
B.Com A/F S. Divya - Kerala
BCA(Shift-II) Khamtanh Phandanouvong B
English Balashankari V Chow Kalincha Manchey
Thatipha patha.A
Senmai Tinki
Aakash Behra
Biotechnology Beihruakhai A.Z
Palla Ram Prasad
Padi Muravur
Information
Technology
Abdur Rehmane Ben
5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance
The following are the details student counselling and career guidance
The Placement and Career Guidance organized “Train the Trainers” Faculty
Enrichment program from 8th
June to 10th
June to provide updated information on the
present needs of the industry. 40 Faculty members effectively participated in the three
days work shop and got certified. Dr. KR. Subrahmany, transformation specialist,
Mr.Srinath Narayan Mani, AVP, TCS . Dr.Archana, soft skill trainer, motivational
trainer Mr.Chidambaram addressed the faculty members with interactive delivery
modules.
Campus to corporate finishing school programme was also conducted for the final year
students in the month of June. Vista Mind and college faculty members provided
training to students.
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8 students from B.Com., general and BCA attended the independence day celebrations
at Confederation of Indian Industry on 15th
August.
Organized a Panel Discussion on “Effects and Impact of Demonetisation” on 18th
of
January.
CAREER GUIDANCE
The Placement Cell along with Rexona Confidence Academy conducted a workshop
exclusively for women students on interview grooming skills on 23rd
August 2016.
HCL Talent care oriented on TCS jobs in September 2016.
An orientation programme on career opportunities in multimedia was conducted for the
computer science and computer application students.
Mr.Nithya anand from Arena Multimedia provided an insight on the job opportunities.
5.7 Details of campus placement
Details of campus placement
Number of
Organizations
Visited
Number of Students
Participated
Number of
Students Placed
On Campus
5 235 74
Off Campus
3 25 8
PLACEMENT
On Campus
7 students got selected in the campus drive of Capegemini.
12 students got selected in the campus drive of Ntust held on 15th
September 2016.
5 students got selected in campus drive of Alcance Technologies.
16 students got selected in campus drive of TCS conducted on 24.01.2017 and 35 students got placed at Sutherland.
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Off Campus
1 student from Wipro
6 got selected from TCS
1 got selected in Unigate Technologies
3 students underwent internship at Shiyali Pvt Limited.
1 student underwent internship at Vivek.
No. of students benefitted
All third years
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Inter and Intra department competitions
All the departments have conducted various competitions listed out in the annexures.
Department of English
The department conducted a Reading session on 9th
December 2016. Mr. Raghavendra Madhu.
Poet, founder, Poetry Conture, A Pan India, Multilingual Poetry Movement, Shuvashree,
Cowdhar, poet, novelist and short story writer were invited for the session. A seminar on
Communicative English was organized along with Spell Bees Graduate on 20th
June 2016. The
departmental also conducted inter and intradepartmental activities like quiz, connections,
painting competition, creative writing and literary Potpurri on 9th
January 2017. A guest lecture
on ‘Critically Thinking on Literature’ was organized on 17th
February 2017. Dr. V.P. Anvar
Sadath, Associate Professor, New College was the resource person. A library visit to Anna
Centenary Library was organsied on 17th
February 2017.
Department of Mathematics
Department of Mathematics organized events like Infinitalk, Cubic Mind, Analytic Mind,
Amazing Pirates, Number Ninjas, and Differential Dimensions on Feb.20th
2016.
Department of Microbiology
The department has organized inter department activities on 21st February 2017
Power Point presentation. on ancient medicines being judged by Dr S. Rega
Crossword being judged by Dr Sanghamitra Chakraborthy
Connections being judged by Mrs P Preethi
Best out of waste being judged by Dr Selva Kumar
Department of Electronics and Communication Sciences
The Department also organized an “Intercollegiate technical fest” at regional level. Mr.G.
Sundaresan CEO A.G. Automation addressed the students on the “role of electronics students in
Industry” on 17th
February 2017. Around 70 students from various colleges in Chennai
participated in competitions namely Project Expo, Fun Xerox and Make best out of e-waste.
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Department of Computer Science
A Seminar on Game Programming was conducted on 26th
July 2016 for the II and III year
B.Sc(CS), M.Sc.(IT) and BCA(shift –II) students. Mr. Mohammed oriented the students
about the importance of Game programming in current scenario.
Live Wire conducted an aptitude test for II and III year of computer science students on
29th
August 2016.
The department of M.Sc.(IT), B.Sc.(CS) and BCA (shift –II) jointly organized Inter
College event on 15th
Feb. 2017. Mr Sathish, Head, 3D Dept from Image was the chief
guest and he gave an interesting speech on the background work behind animation in the
movies and film making. Respective department Magazines were released. More than
15 colleges participated. On stage events like quiz, Online Photography and off stage
events debugging, paper presentation, e-waste were conducted.
Department of Business Administration
The Department of Business Administration and Economics conducted its Inter Collegiate
Admin Fest Competition – Chetna 2K17 on 7th
Mar 2017 under the name BIZZ START UP.
Dr. G. Ravi Kumar – Director CED (Centre for Entrepreneurship Development), Anna
University was the chief guest, released the students news letter “Bits and Pieces” and
Department Magazine “Insight and Foresight
Department of Corporate Secretaryship
The inter-department events Jiggling and Mind mapping were organized on 9th
Feb 2017
Master Minds – Intra department events Couverture-de-magazine & Best book keeper , The
Instigator & Read-a-Thon were organized on 7th
Feb. 2017
Department of Accounting and Finance
On 27th
September 2016, an intra departmental activity “Mock interview on Accounting
concepts” was conducted. The Department also organized Onam Celebration, an
interdepartmental Pookolam, face painting competition for all the students of our college.
Interdepartmental workshop on ‘Interview tips and group discussion’ by Dr Subrahmany on 4th
October 2016.
PG department of Biotechnology
A one day seminar on “Importance of Food, Health and Nutrition to Teenagers” was
conducted on 22nd
February 2017. A guest lecture was delivered by Dr. Preetiraj, Assistant
Professor, Dept. of Food &Nutrition, Ethiraj college of Arts and Science for Women and also
founder of Wootu Nutrition, Chennai. benefited. An interdepartmental event “Rhymezone –
Guess the word” was conducted.
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Industrial visits
o Department of Sanskrit organized a temple visit to Thirupuleswarar Temple, and
Kanakambigai Sametha Kailasanathar Temple of Vaayaloor and gathered the history
of the temple and donated a thamboolam and clothes
o Department of Microbiology and Biotechnology
Visit to Modern bread on 27th
January 2017
Visit to Organic Farming on 24th
Sept 2017
Visit to Arun Mushroom Agrofarm on 21st February 2017
Visit to Indian institute of Crop Processing technology, Tanjore on 19th
August 2016.
o Department of English
Visit to Anna Centenary Library on 26th
July for literature students
o Department of Commerce
Visit to SEBI on 28th
July and 8th
August 2016
Visit of SEBI on 27th
July and 28th
September 2016
o Department of Computer Science
Visit to BSNL on 1st July 2016
Department of Computer Science and M.Sc(IT) organized an industrial visit
for students to BSNL on July 1st 2016. The students are oriented with
working bill and individual subscriber maintenance details.
o Department of Accounting and Finance
The department of Accounting and Finance organized industrial visit to
Sriharikota (ISRO) and SEBI on 28th
July and 8th
Aug. 2016.
Guest Lectures
Departments of Biotechnology and Microbiology organized a guest lecture on
Microfluiidic Nanotechnology by Dr. S.C.G Kiruba Daniel, PDF, IIS Bangalore. on
2nd
September 2017.
A plenary lecture on “Synthesis and Innovative scientific usage of Metal
Nanoparticles” was delivered by Dr. S. C. G. Kiruba Daniel, Post Doc Fellow, Optics
and Microfluidics Lab, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. On October 7th
2016.
PG department of Biotechnology organsied a guest lecture on Importance of food and
nutrition to teenagers by Dr. Preetiraj, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Food &
Nutrition, Ethiraj college of Arts and Science for Women and also founder of Wootu
Nutrition, Chennai, on 22nd
February 2017. Students and staff from various
departments participated and benefitted.
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The department of English organized a guest lecture on ‘Critically Thinking on
Literature’ on February 17th
2017..
The department of Biotechnology organized a guest lecture by Dr. Kiruba Daniel
Optics and Microfluidics group Lab, Bangalore on Microfluidic Nanotechnology on
2nd
Sept 2016
The Department of Commerce organized a guest lecture on “ Income tax- Profits &
Gains from business or profession- Dr.S.Thothadri, Assistant professor, department of
Commerce, new college, Chennai on 7th
Sept. 2016.
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Activities of Extension Services
2016-17
NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME
S.No. Date Place Event
1. 23.06.2016 LABOUR STATUE 50 NSS Volunteers participated in “SWATCH
BHARATH” Rally conducted by Hindustan
Petroleum .
2. 01.07.2016 KANAGI STATUE 50 NSS Volunteers participated in “ROAD
SAFETY AWARENESS” Rally organized by
CAG (Citizen Consumer and Civic Actie Group)
3. 21.07.2016 KRMMC NSS Unit of our college jointly with “PARASU
DENTAL CARE” organized a Dental Camp
Around 300 students were screened.
4. 24.07.2016 KANAGI STATUE 60 NSS volunteers participated in “GREEN
KALAM” Rally.
5. 01.08.2016 KRMMC GROUND 50 NSS Volunteers participated in
“INDEPENDENCE DAY MARATHON”
organized by Blessing Sports.
6. 12.08.2016 MADRAS
UNIVERSITY
10 NSS Volunteers attended a seminar cum
workshop on ‘YOUTH FOR BETTER
TOMORROW’ organized by NSS University of
Madras & Smile.
7. 27.08.2016 LIGHT HOUSE All Extension service units participated in
WALKATHON based on the theme “DO WELL,
WORK WELL, DIMENSIONS OF WELLNESS”.
8. 01.09.2016 KAMARAJAR
ARANGAM
15 NSS Volunteers participated in BIDECINIAL
CELEBRATIONS of our college
9. 08.09.2016 KANNAGI STATUE 80 NSS Volunteers participated in a rally on Eye
Donation along with C U Shah Eye Bank, Sankara
Nethralaya in collaboration with NSS Cell
University of Madras
10. 17.09.2016 LIGHT HOUSE 40 NSS Volunteers participated in“COSTAL
CLEANING” at marina Beach.
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11. 16.09.2016 CHETTINAD
VIDHYASHARAM
AUDITORIUM
10 NSS attended the 40TH
AWARD FUNCTION
for mobilizing donors organized by Madras
Voluntary Blood Bureau and Association of Blood
Donors (TN) and received the award for mobilising
for more than 200 donors.
12. 23.09.2016 KRMMC Organised Blood Donation Camp in connection
with the Birthday celebrations of our Secretary &
Correspondent Dr. MrsMeenaMuthiah. 190
members donated blood on the theme “DO WELL,
WORK WELL, DIMENSIONS OF WELLNESS”.
13. 02.10.2016 GANDHI
MANDAPAM
50 NSS Volunteers GANDHI JAYANTHI
CELEBRATION-148TH
BIRTHDAY OF
“MAHATHMA GANDHI” at Gandhi Mandapam
by Tamil Nadu Government
14. 01.12.2016 KRMMC Red Ribbon Club of NSS Unit in connection with
the World AIDS Day (1st Dec 2016) distributed red
ribbon to all staff and students.
15. 19.02.2017 KRMMC SPORTS
GROUND
80 NSS Volunteers participated in “CHENNAI
TREE MARATHON” organized for public by
Chennai Super Runners
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NSS SPECIAL CAMP ACTIVITY
DATE: 02.03.2017 TO 07.03.2017
PLACE: THANDARAI, CHENGALPET.
S.NO Date Activity
1 02.03.17 Inauguration program
• DR. K. K. RAJANDRAN, CEO, ITWWS welcomed the
students and gave a brief introduction about ITWWS and the
irula tribe.
• MR. A. PETER MARIA ANTONY, NSS program officer,
KRMMC motivated the campers by giving a speech on
importance of volunteerism.
2 03.03.17 • CSI primary school ground was cleaned by NSS campers and
conducted various competitions to the school students of CSI
primary school.
• Skit competition was conducted for the campers.
3 04.03.17 • A survey was done on socio-economy and life of the villagers
and a street play was staged on importance 0f farming and
conducted running race and thread game for school students.
• DR. PARIMALAM PETER, counsellor and psycho therapist.
Who is also a health advisor for women and children took a
session on nutrition values in food and taught few exercise to
activate the brain for school students and campers.
4 05.03.17 • ITWWC campus and Vinayagar temple was cleaned by our
campers.
5 06.03.17 • NSS unit along with Leo club planted trees in CSI school
campus.
• Cooking competition was conducted to the campers.
6 07.03.17 A career guidance program was conducted for 9th
and 10th
standard students and temple cleaning was done.
7 O8.03.17 Valedictory function was organized.
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ROTARACT CLUB OF KRMMC
Date Event Participation
11.06.2016 FLASHBACK A get-to-gether for aluminirotaractors regarding
the activities held in our college campus.
15.06.2016 ZUMBA DANCE 50 rotaractors participated
21.06.2016 WORLD YOGA DAY 30 rotaractors participated for Yoga and
Meditation organized by all the extension service
units.
24.07.2016 GREEN KALAM RALLY In association with kalam club 70 rotaractors
participated, on Dr.A.P.J.Abdulkalam 1st death
anniversary saplings were given to rotaractors.
29.07.2016 LEAD 100 green rotaractors participated for the
orientation programme held in TTDC resort,
mahabalipuram. Leo. Bharathivenky was the
guest for the day
31.07.2016 TRIO RALLY 20 rotaractors took part in trio rally regarding the
awareness on income tax declaration scheme.
11.08.2016 ROTARACT CLUB
INSTALLATION
Rotaract club of KRMMC was installed and 26
rotaractors were given position for the year 2016-
2017. The guest of the day was Rtn.RAJE VIJAY
SARATHI past president rotary club of Chennai
towers.
15.08.2016 INDEPENDENCE DAY Independence day celebration held in our college
and 10 rotaractors distributed chocolates and
flags to the public in and around Gandhi nagar.
21.08.2016 TERRY FOX RUN 30 rotaractors participated in awareness on
cancer.
22.08.2016 AZADI’ 70 On behalf of 70th
year independence day ‘candle
light walk’ was conducted by the club. 30
Rotaractors and few staff members hold the
candle and walked from our college premises to
our college ground.
17.09.2016 COASTAL CLEANUP
DAY
Along with coastguard force 30 rotaractors
participated in cleaning marina beach.
10.01.2017 PONGAL CELEBRATION “THITHIKUM THIRUNAL” held in our college
premises.
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NATURE CLUB
S.No Date Event details
1. 15-06-2016 Poster Presentation on the eve of
Wind Energy Day Celebrations
I Prize : Shamili – III B.Sc Biotechnology
2. 20-08-2016 Wild Wisdom Quiz – State Level by WWF
Nature Club was the venue partner
Nature Club members served as volunteers
3. 24-08- 2016 to
26-08-2016
Nature Camp to Silent Valley by
Natix – G and Exnora
28 students and 2 staff members attended the camp
4. 27-08-2016 Walkathon-2016
Nature Club participated along with extension services
5. 04-09-2016 District Level Elocution Competition
organized by”
TN Forest Department on account of
Wild Life Week Celebrations
DrRega and Mrs Leena Merlin Biju served as
Resource persons
S. Roshni, III B.Sc Microbiology
secured I Prize in English Elocution and
A. Yuva Rani, III B.Sc Biotechnology
secured II Prize in Tamil Elocution
6. 17-09-2016 International Coastal Clean up day
was celebrated at Marina Beach along with
Indian Coast Guard, Tree Foundation
Roots and Shoots of India
150 students along with 3 staff members participated.
Refreshments and Certificates were given
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LEO CLUB
LEO Club Installation Program was organized on 28.09.2017 – Welcome address was
given by President of Lions Club MJF Ln. M. Krishnamurthy.
Induction and Installation of Leo club was done by MJF Ln. S. K. Karunkaran, Guest of
Honour - Ln. SathiqBasha – DC-LEO has spoken about the importance of Leo & Lions
club. LEO Advisor MJF Ln. Dr. V. A. Satyaprema has given address on Do and
Don’ts of Leo club
Leo club students participated in the distribution of White cane to blind people
organized by LEO Advisor MJF Ln. Dr. V. A. Satyaprema. On behalf of Leo club Rs.
1000 has been given for the purchase of White cane for the blind people.
The students actively participated in the Cancer Screening Program organized by
CANCARE foundation and CRRT in the area of Velachery
organized one day “Leadership Training Programme for Youth” in which PMJF Lion
R. Sampath gave a speech on “Traits of a Good Leo” and Lion S. Rajesh Kannan
gave a talk on “Training in Leadership” for the students.
Leo club along with Lions club conducted one day visit to Thangal village in
Kanchipuram District, Tamil Nadu. Various programmes like Dental Checkup by
Parasu Dental Hospital, Cancer Awareness & Screening by Cancer Institute, Adyar
were conducted and Expert doctors presided over the function and also conducted sports
events for the School students .
Leo students planted tree samplings in and around the Govt. School in the Thangal
Village.
Leo club conducted Tree Plantation in the primary school at Thandari Village in
Kanchipuram District for the NSS camp activities.
Two day temple cleaning programme has been carried out by LEO club in Walajabat in
Kanchipuram District.
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YOUTH RED CROSS
TEN YRC volunteers participated in the programme organized by Extension Services
Unit of the college to celebrate “International Yoga Day” on 20th
july.
INDIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY organised67th
anniversary of Geneva Conventions by
organizing competitions at IRCS, Egmore. Students participated in Tamil and English
essay writing, English oratorical and Quiz competitions.
YRC along with the other Extension Services Unit of the college organized
“WALKATHON 2016- LIVE WELL, WORK WELL- DIMENSIONS OF
WELLNESS” on 27th
August at Marina beach.
YRC volunteers participated in the “International Coastal Cleanup Day 2016” organized
by Indian Coast Guard, TREE Foundation, Roots & Shoots India and Syndicate Bank on
17th
September at Marina Beach.
Ten volunteers participated in the “One Day Disaster Management Awareness
Programme” conducted by the Indian Red Cross Society on 7th
October at IRCS,
Egmore.
Youth Red Cross organized a Diabetes camp on 30th
Nov 2016 in association with
Alwarpet Diabetes Center. The event included a talk on diabetes followed by an
interactive session for staff and students. A free blood test was conducted for the staff to
detect their blood glucose level.
YRC volunteers participated in the beach cleaning activity at Besant Nagar beach on 4th
February to create awareness on Saving Turtles.
YRC organized a “Disaster Management” programme on 18th
February for the second
year students.
YRC organized First-Aid course in association with St. John’s Ambulance Services
for all the first year students on 18th
February.
YRC provided First-Aid for M.A.M tournament and Sports day.
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GURUKUL- Skill Development & Healthy Practices
The centre for life skills education conducted a one day workshop on “Gearing up for the
transformation” for the 1st year students on 05/07/16, by Winners Zone.
A one day workshop was also organized on the theme “Ramayana for today’s youth” for
the second year students. Dr.RanjiniParthasarathy, Asst.Professor, Anna University was
the resource person.
KALAM CLUB
Dr.APJ Abdul Kalam Club organized yoga programme along with Isha Yoga Centre on
celebration of International Yoga Day June 21, 2016
KalamClub,Centre for Youth Development participated in “Green Kalam” rally organized
byActor.Vivek and NSS unit of Madras University on project for billion saplings
planting.Students received saplings.
REMEMBERING KALAM
KumararaniMeenaMuthiah college of Arts and Science, Adyar organized an event
“Remembering Kalam” on 27th July 2016 first death anniversary of Dr.APJ .Abdul
Kalam, former President of India. Chief guest for the event Dr.S.Iniyan,Professor and
former Director, Institute of Energy Studies, Anna University planted a sapling in the
college premises and launched ”Kalam Learning Club” to encourage learning habits
among younger generation. He also addressed about Dr. Kalam’s vision towards
Younger generation.Dr.P.T.Vijayshree,Principal, Mrs.R.SelviVicePrincipal and
Mrs.R.Sangeetha Extension service Director also graced the event. Students paid
homage to Dr.Kalam photo placed in college campus. The event was organized by
Mr.M.Deepa, Co-ordiantorDr.APJ.AbdulKalam Club, Centre for Youth Development.
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PLACEMENT AND CAREER GUIDANCE CELL
The Placement and Career Guidance Cell initiated the activities of the year 2016 – 2017,
with “ Train the Trainers’” Faculty Enrichment program. The program was conducted
from 8th June to 10th June 2016 to provide updated information on the present needs of
the industry.. 40 Faculty members effectively participated in the three days work shop
and got certified as effective trainers of placement and career guidance cell.
Dr.KR.Subrahmany, transformation specialist, Mr.Srinath Narayan Mani, AVP,TCS,
Dr.Archana, soft skill trainer, motivational trainer, Mr.Chidambaram addressed the
faculty members with interactive delivery modules.
Campus to corporate finishing school programme was also conducted for the final year
students in the month of June. Vista Mind and college faculty members provided
training to students.
8 students from B.Com., general and BCA attended the independence day celebrations at
Confederation of Indian Industry on 15th
August 2016. Dr.M.Alagammai and Mrs.L.
MathuKrithigha also participated in the celebrations.
The Placement Cell along with Rexona Confidence Academy conducted a workshop
exclusively for women students on interview grooming skills on 23rd
August 2016.
HCL Talent care oriented on TCS jobs in September 2016.
An orientation programme on career opportunities in multimedia was conducted on
28.11.2016 for the computer science and computer application students
.Mr.NithyaAnand from Arena Multimedia provided an insight on the job opportunities.
The Placement and Career Guidance Cell organised a Panel Discussion on “Effects and
Impact of Demonetisation” on 18th of January, 2017 at College Premises. The panel
discussion provided a platform to exchange views and gather information on Financial ,
Economic , social impact of demonetisation and also identify the financial wellness and
upcoming career opportunities in future years to come. The Panel Discussion was
inaugurated by Mr.V .Murali, Chairman, SIRC of The Institute of Cost
Accountants of India . Mr.V.Nagappan , Financial Consultant delivered the key
note address. Panelists Dr.Malin Pande, Dean - MGR University advised to utilize cash
effectively in order to create capital formation in the country. Mr.M.K.Anand, Co
Chairman skill development sub committee, Andhra Chamber of Commerce highlighted
that there are abundant job opportunities in IT, ITES, Financial Technology, Tele-
Communication, Infrastructural Development, Pharma, Manufacturing, E-
Commerce, Banking and Finance in future and Mr. S. Ramakrishnan, Senior
Banking domain consultant stated that the opening of savings bank account by
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individuals have increased due to demonetization. The Moderator for the panel
discussion was Dr.K,R.Subrahmany. Participants who raised analytical logical questions
and provided valuable opinion were honoured with awards.
CENTRE FOR BUSINESS EXCELLENCE
The Centre for Business Excellence was officially launched by Dr.Mrs. Meena Muthiah,
Secretary and Correspondent at Kamaraj Arangam on 1st September 2016 .The Centre is a
knowledge hub which provides practical exposure to students in Business , Commerce,
Corporate and Accounting disciplines .It aims at spreading financial literacy among the
younger generation and contribute to the economic development of our country. The goal of the
centre is to create business leaders with long-term organizational value.
The Centre For Business Excellence has partnered with South Indian bank and has established a
simulated bank inside the college premises. Simulated Banking provides hands on experience to
the students in the banking products , services and concepts.
The centre has also collaborated with Finmark to provide practical exposure in capital market
sector. The capital market sector in the centre for business excellence provides practical
exposure to students to trade in stock exchange .
The centre for business excellence iniated its activities on 13th
October 2016 with an orientation
programme . The objectives and scope of the centre was addressed by Dr.P.T.Vijayshree,
Principal and Dr.M.Alagammai, Director of the centre of business excellence motivated the
students to become leaders in future.
A workshop titled ”Gateway to Banking, Financial and Business Success” was organized on
14th
october 2016. 150 students of class 12 from ChettinadVidyasjram School attended the
workshop. The workshop was organised by the Centre for Business Excellence in association
with South Indian Bank, Finmark and Dr. M. M. Study centre for Entrepreneurship. Mr.Vinod,
Assistant Manager, Mr.Sivanesh, from South Indian Bank addressed the students on basics in
banking. Mr.Glen, Director of Finmark provided an insight on capital market. Dr.Hema and
Mrs,Deepa from KRMMC Conducted activities to inculcate 6th spirit of entrepreneurship
among the younger generation.
A certificate programme on “Fundamentals of Capital Market” was conducted for the second
year students of B.Com, General B.Com Accounting And Finance, B.Com Corporate
Secretaryship, BBA and B.A. English Literature from 5th
December to 8th
December 2017 by
Finmark.Certificates were distributed to the students and Varshini of II B.Com was given a
trophy for being the topper in the certificate course by Mr.Glen and Mr.Binu on 23.02.2017.
