AQAR 2014-15 GDC, Puttur, Chittoor Dist. a.P. 31-08-2015

GOVERNMENT DEGREE COLLEGE(Accredited with “B” Grade by NAAC)

PUTTUR - 517 583, Chittoor Dist., A.P.

THE ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT

AQAR2014-15

SubmittedTo

National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC)Bangalore

August, 2015

Government Degree College, Puttur, Chittoor Dt., A.P.Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

THE ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR) 2014-15PART - 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 No.

Name of the Head of the Institution

Tel. No. with STD Code:

Mobile

Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator

Mobile

IQAC e-mail address

1.3. NAAC Track ID (For ex. MHCOGN 18879)

1.4. Website address

Web-link of the AQAR

NARAYANAVANAM ROAD

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PUTTUR

ANDHRA PRADESH

517 583

[email protected]

9490781803

Smt. S. Meharunnisa

08577-221480

9490781803

GOVERNMENT DEGREE COLLEGE

Dr. M. Bhaskar Reddy

9866906633

[email protected]

APCOGN 12686

www.gdcputtur.org

http://gdcputtur.org/aqar

1.5. Accreditation Details

Sl.No. Cycle Grade CGPAYear of

AccreditationValidityPeriod

1. 1st Cycle B++ - Feb, 2006 5 Years2. 2nd Cycle B 2.52 Sep, 2013 5 Years3. 3rd Cycle4. 4th Cycle

1.6. Date of Establishment of IQAC :

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 2010-11 submitted to NAAC on 12.10.2011)

i. AQAR (DD/MM/YYYY)

ii. AQAR (DD/MM/YYYY)

iii. AQAR (DD/MM/YYYY)

iv. AQAR (DD/MM/YYYY)

v. AQAR (DD/MM/YYYY)

1.9. Institutional Status

University State Central Deemed Private

Affiliated College Yes No

Constituent College Yes No

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

01.11.2013

2014-2015

2013-14

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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 (for the Colleges)

1.12 Special status conferred by Central/State Government – UGC/CSIR/DBT/ICMR etc

Autonomy by State/Central Govt./University

University with Potential for Excellence UGC-CPE

DST Star Scheme UGC-CE

UGC-Special Assistance Programme DST-FIST

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 andCommunity 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

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S.V.UNIVERSITY, TIRUPATI, A.P

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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)

(i) No. Of Seminars/Conferences/Workshops/Symposia organized by the IQAC

Total Nos. International National State

Institution Level

(ii) Themes

2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC

3.0 Lac under XII Plan

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Personality Development-The Art of Living Energy Conservation

One day seminar on “Communication Skills & Goal Setting” was organized by the

Department of Commerce in association with EMARALDS college of Management on

05-08-2014.

IQAC sponsored workshop was organised on “Energy Conservation” in association with

the Department of Physics by Sri K. Madhu Babu, Founder of Green Energy Solutions,

Tirupati on 27-12-2014.

IQAC sponsored Guest Lecture was organised on “Personality Development-The Art of

Living” by Dr. D. Vijay Kumar, Famous Mimicry Artist & Counselling Psychologist on

07.01.2015.

UGC sponsored One day Workshop on ‘National Integration - Challenges & Remedies’

was organized by the department of Political Science on 20-02-2015.

UGC sponsored one day workshop on “Impact of E-Commerce on Retail Trade” was

organized by the Department of Commerce on 24-02-2015.

The Department of Economics organized one day UGC sponsored National Seminar on

“Recent developments in the External Sector of Indian Economy” (ESIE- 2014) in a grand

scale manner on 27-09-2014.

Institution of Endowment Prizes to meritorious students.

Organized number of extensions activities.

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.

S.NoPLAN OF ACTION ACHIEVEMENTS

1 Introduction of Job OrientedCourses

Certificate Course in TALLY andCertificate Course in Spoken Englishintroduced.

2 Guest LecturesExperts in all subjects are invited andLectures are arranged for the benefit ofthe Students.

3 Student SeminarsClass room seminars are arranged toimprove the presentation skills of thestudents.

4 Monthly tests and AssignmentsAll the Departments conduct monthlytests and Assignments are given in allimportant topics.

5 Quarterly, Half Yearly and Pre finalExaminations.

Students benefitted much from these testsand results have increased year afteryear.

6 NSS

Voter Enrolment programmeconducted

Blood Donation Camp is arranged inthe College and 60 students donatedBlood voluntarily.

World Aids Rally conducted on 01.12.2014.

7NCC

NCC Cadets attended NationalIntegrated Camps at various places

NCC Cadets participated in BloodDonation Camps.

8 Library The Library is provided with

Computer, Xerox machine andInternet facilities.

9 Sports Our students participated in

intercollegiate and interuniversitytournaments.

10 Cultural programmes Our Students have won prizes in the

various Elocution and Culturalprogrammes organized at the DistrictLevel.

11 District Resource Centre (DRC) Organised district level G.K. Quiz

contest

12 Career and Guidance Cell Career Development programmes are

conducted by the Expert Counsellorsfrom S.V. University, Tirupati.

13 Women Empowerment Cell

International Women’s Day iscelebrated.

Women students are enlightenedabout their privileges, Legal rights andabout Domestic violence etc.

14 MANA TV All the Departments make their

respective students to watch lessonson important topics telecast byMANA TV.

15 Consumer Club Meeting was arranged by Consumer

Club of the College to enlighten theStudents about the rights of theConsumer.

16 Staff

Dr.M. Bhaskar Reddy, Reader inPhysics received State Teacher Award2013 by the Government of A.P andhonoured on Teachers Day i.e. on05-09-2013.

Dr. C. Sreeramulu, Reader inEconomics has participated in AllIndia Senior Tennis tournament inNew Delhi and Secured rankingpoints and prize money.

* The Academic Calendar for the year 2014-15 is attached in Annexure-i

2.16 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body Yes No

Management Syndicate Any other body

Provide the details of the action taken

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PART-BCRITERION-I

1. Curricular Aspects

1.1 Details about Academic Programmes

Level of theProgramme

Number ofexisting

Programmes

Number ofProgrammesadded during

the year

Number of self-financing

programmes

Number of valueadded/Career

Orientedprogrammes

Ph.D. - - - -P.G. 03 01 04 -U.G. 12 - 04 -P.G. Diploma - - - -Advanced Diploma - - - -Diploma - - - -Certificate 02 - - -Others - - -Total 18 - 08 -Interdisciplinary - - - -Innovative - - - - PG Course in Mathematics (M.Sc. Mathematics) was sanctioned by the CCE, AP, Hyderabad and

it was approved by Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati from this academic year 2013-14.

It was inaugurated by our Principal Smt. S. Meharunnisa, on 23-07-2014.

1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBCS/Core/Elective option/Open options(ii) Pattern of programmes:

Pattern Number of programmesSemester -Trimester -Annual 15

1.3 Feedback from stakeholders*

Alumni Parents Employers Students

Mode of feedback :

Online Manual Co-operating schools (for PEI)

Feedback from Alumni, Parents and students taken analysed

* Analysis of the feedback is provided in the Annexure - ii

1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salientaspects.

1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.

The curriculum is regularly revised by Andhra Pradesh State Council for HigherEducation (APSCHE) and adopted by the affiliating University i.e., S.V.University,Tirupati.Semester pattern under CBCS is going to be introduced from 2015-16.

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CRITERION- II

2. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation

2.1 Total No. of Permanent faculty

Total Asst. Professors Associate Professors Professors Others

34 25 09 - -

2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D.

2.3 No. of Faculty Positions Recruited (R) and Vacant (V) during the year 2014-15

Asst. ProfessorsAssociateProfessors

Professors Others Total

R V R V R V R V R V- - - - - - - - - -

2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty

Guest Faculty- 24 Contract Faculty - 05

2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International level National level State levelAttended 18 184 29

Presented papers 18 52 14Resource Persons - 1 1

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 BookExamination, Bar Coding, Double Valuation, Photocopy & online Multiple ChoiceQuestions)

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Use of LCD Projector for PPTs Use of OHP by department of Zoology and Botany Use of YouTube as teaching tool.

218 days

Examination and Evaluation reforms can be followed as per instructions of theAffiliating University only

2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum restricting/revision/syllabus development asmember of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshop

Number of faculty acted as members of Board ofStudies - 06 &01 faculty as Academic Senate member.

curriculum and revision ofsyllabus

2014-15

Three faculty members as academic Advisers for Academic Audit 2014-15

S.No Name of the FacultyBOS Member of the University/ Autonomous

Colleges

1 Smt. S. Meharunnisa,Principal Department of Economics

S.V. University, Tirupati. (BOS Member)

2 Dr. C. Sreeramulu,Reader in Economics Department of Economics

S.V. University, Tirupati.

3 Sri. G.Suresh BabuLectuer in Commerce Department of Commerce


4 Dr. R.B. Vanisree ,Lecturer in Hindi Department of Hindi


5 Dr. R.B. Vanisree ,Lecturer in Hindi Department of Hindi

Govt. College, Kadapa (Autonomous)5 Dr.M. Ananda Rao

Reader in ZoologyDepartment of ZoologyS.V. University, Tirupati.

6 Dr. K. Sridevi,Lecturer in English

Department of EnglishChairman, Board of Paper Setters Three YearDegree (BAOL-Pre Degree ENGLISH) S.V.University, Tirupati.

7 Sri.S.Sreekanth ReddyLecturer in Library Science

Academic Senate MemberS.V. University, Tirupati.

Academic Advisers

8 Dr G. Krishnaiah, Reader inphysics

Government and Aided Colleges

9 Dr M.Bhaskar Reddy, Readerin Physics

Government and Aided Colleges

10 Sri G.Suresh Babu, Lecturer inCommerce

Private Colleges

2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students 80%

2.11 Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage: March, 2015

Name of the CourseNo. of students

appeared for the examNo. of students

passed in the examPass%

2014-15

B.A. 95 63 66.03B.Com 170 130 76.47

B.Sc 149 110 74.00Total 414 303 73.18

2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes:

1. Providing action plan2. Encourages Teaching Faculty to attend Orientation Programme and Refresher Course in

their subjects.3. Conducting Unit tests, Quarterly, Half Yearly and Pre-final Exams.4. Arranging YouTube Lessons

2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development

Faculty/Staff Development Programmes Number of faculty benefittedRefresher Courses 09UGC - Faculty Improvement Programme -HRD programmes -Orientation programmes 03Faculty exchange programme -Staff training conducted by the University -Staff training conducted by other institutions 01Summer/Winter schools, Workshops, etc. -Others -

* The list of Orientation / Refresher Courses/Other Training Classes attended is provided in annexure (iii)

2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical Staff

CategoryNumber ofPermanentEmployees

Number ofVacant

Positions

Number ofpermanent

positions filedduring the year

Number ofpositions

filledtemporarily

Administrative StaffSenior Asst. 01 - - -Junior Asst. - - - -Record Asst. 05 01 01 -Technical Staff 01 - - -

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

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned SubmittedNumber - - - -Outlay in Rs. Lakhs - - - -

3.3 Details regarding minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned SubmittedNumber 01 03 02 02Outlay in Rs. Lakhs 2.0 4.47 5.05 5.90

* The list of Minor Research Projects is provided in annexure (iv)

3.4 Details on research publications

International National OthersPeer Review Journals 06 08Non-Peer Review Journals - - -e-journals - - -Conference proceedings - 02 -

* The list of Research publications is provided in annexure (v)

3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications:

Range Average h-index Nos. in SCOPUS

The IQAC in the College encourages the teaching staff to pursue researchactivities such as applying for UGC Minor Research Projects and MajorResearch Projects.

The IQAC encourages its staff members to apply for workshops andseminars with funding agencies like UGC.

The IQAC encourages with staff members to attend National andInternational Seminars are Conferences in their respective subjects andpublish research papers.

Encourages bright students to do Student Study Projects (SSPs) under theguidance of teachers concerned.

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3.6 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and otherorganisations.

Name of the ProjectDuration

YearName of the

funding AgencyTotal grantsanctioned

Received

Major projects - - - -Minor projects 2013-15 UGC 380000 280000Interdisciplinary Projects - - - -Industry sponsored - - - -Projects sponsored bythe University College

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Students researchprojects(other than compulsoryby the University)

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Any other (Specify) - - - -Total - - - -

3.7 No. of books published

(i) With ISBN No. Chapters in Edited Books

(ii) Without ISBN No.

3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from

UGC-SAP CAS DST-FIST

DPE DBT Scheme/funds

3.9 For colleges Autonomy CPE DBT Star Scheme

INSPIRE CE Any Other (specify)

S.No Name of the Author Tile of the Book Name of thePublisher.

ISSN/ISBN No.

Date &Period

01 Dr.K. KrishnaiahReader in Physics

Physics - Thermodynamicsand Optics. SVU DDE, Tirupati - 2014

02Dr.B.AnnapurnaSaradaReader in Physics

Physics - Thermodynamicsand Optics. SVU DDE, Tirupati - May, 2014

03 Dr.M.Ananda Rao,Reader in Zoology

Intermediate ZoologyQuestion Bank Vol. I Editor

Telugu AkademyHyderabad. - 2014

04 Dr.M.Ananda Rao,Reader in Zoology

Intermediate ZoologyQuestion Bank Vol. II Editor

Telugu AkademyHyderabad. - 2014

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3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy

3.11 No. of conferences/ workshops organized by the Institution

Level International National State University College

Number - 01 - 02 01

SponsoringAgencies

- UGC - UGC Institution

The Department of Economics organized one day UGC sponsored National Seminar on“Recent developments in the External Sector of Indian Economy” (ESIE- 2014) in a grand scalemanner on 27-09-2014.

UGC sponsored One day Workshop on ‘National Integration - Challenges & Remedies’ wasorganized by the department of Political Science on 20-02-2015.

UGC sponsored one day workshop on “Impact of E-Commerce on Retail Trade” was organizedby the Department of Commerce on 24-02-2015.

One day seminar on “Communication Skills & Goal Setting” was organized by the Departmentof Commerce in association with EMARALDS college of Management on 05-08-2014.

3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons

3.13 No. of collaborations International National Any other

3.14 No. of linkages created during this year

Department Linkage

English Understanding with Department of English, S.V.University, Tirupati

MathsUnderstanding with Department of Maths, S.V.University, Tirupati

Understanding with Department of Mathematics, S.V. Arts College, Tirupati

Physics

Understanding with Department of Physics, S.V.University, Tirupati

Dr M.Bhaskar Reddy has understanding with semiconductor devices lab,S.V.University, Tirupati

Chemistry Understanding with Dept. Of Chemistry, S.V.University, Tirupati

Botany Understanding with Dept. Of Botany, S.V.University, Tirupati

Zoology Understanding with Department of Zoology, S.V.University, Tirupati.

Commerce Understanding with Department of Commerce, S.V.University, Tirupati

Economics Understanding with Department of Economics, S.V.University, Tirupati

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3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs:7.5 lakhs for MRP

From funding agency From Management of University/College

Total

3.16 No. of patents received this year

Type of Patent NumberNational Applied -

Granted -International Applied -

Granted -Commercialised Applied -

Granted -

3.17 No. of research awards/recognitions received by faculty and research fellows of the institutein the year

Total International National State University Dist. College

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Dr M. Ananda Rao, Reader in Zoology was honoured with ‘Senior Scientist Award ‘for the best

plenary talk in the UGC sponsored National seminar organized by the Department of Zoology,

Sri VSSC Government College, Sullurpet, Nellore Dt., A.P., in December, 2014

Dr.R.Kamli Naik, Lecturer in Zoology, Successfully “NCC Officers Training” at OTA Kamtee,

Maharashtra from 05-09-2014 to 13-12-2014 and awarded Lieutenant.

Our college performed well in Yuvatharangam -2014 organized by the CCE, A.P.

The following winners (faculty and students) at district level were honoured in the academic

festival held at P.V.K.N. Govt. College, Chittoor (identified college) on 18-11-2014.

Best Principal : Smt. S. Meharunnisa ; Best Lecturer in Physics : Dr. M.Bhaskar Reddy

Best Lecturer in Commerce: Dr. K. Manohar; Best Lecturer in Chemistry : Smt. P.Jeevan Jyoti

Best Lecturer in English : Sri. P. Sanyasi Rao; Best Students in Pol. Sci : Kum B. Harathi

Best Lecturer in Hindi : Dr. R. B. Vanisree; Best Attender: Sri. M.C. Munaswamy

Dr.C. Sreeramulu, Reader in Economics, secured 1st Place in Tirupati Tennis Tournament

organized by Officers Club, Tirupati in month of April, 2015.

3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution who are Ph.D. Guides

and students registered under them

UGC -

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3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution

Dr.M. Bhaskar Raju, Lecturer in Political Science, Awarded Ph.D entitled “The Educational

Administration in TTD - A Study” by Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati on 04-03-2015.

3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones)

JRF SRF Project Fellows Any other

3.21 No. of students participated in NSS events:

University level State level

National level International level

3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events:



Sri. M. Gnana Prasad, our NCC Cadet participated in “Republic Day parade” held at New

Delhi on 26-01-2015.

3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS:



3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC:



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 SocialResponsibility.

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Celebrated National Unity Day on the occasion of birth day of Sardar Vallabbhai Patel on

31-10-2014 in association with NSS and NCC wings of the college.

Organised Health check-up and “Blood donation Camp” on 21-11-2014 with the

cooperation of Indian Red Cross Society (IRCS) Chittoor wing.

AIDS Awareness Rally was conducted on 01-12-2014 in Puttur town on the occasion of

World AIDS Day.

Our NSS Volunteers collected donations from the Students and public an amount of Rs.

12400/- for Hud-hud cyclone Victims in month of Oct, 2014 and the cheque was sent to

the Registrar, S.V. University, Tirupati.

Swacha Bharath - Swacha Vidyalaya Programme is being conducted 3rd Saturday of the

every month, in response to the call given by Hon’ble Prime Minister of India Sri

Narendra Modi Ji to keep college premises clean

National Voters Day was conducted to bring awareness among the college students on

25-01-2014.

Presentation of Saplings in Place of bouquets and garlands to the guests and they are

planted in the college campus.

Observation of Vehicle free day once in a month (1st Monday of every Month).

Observation of Plastic Fee Day once in a month. (2nd Monday of every Month).

Consumer Awareness programmes was conducted on 24-12-2014, on the occasion of

world consumer day by the Consumer Club.

CRITERION - IV

4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources

4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:

Facilities ExistingNewlycreated

Source ofFund

Total

Campus area 6.89 - - 6.89Class rooms 14 01 - 15Laboratories 09 Nil UGC 09Seminar Halls 01 Nil - 01No. of important equipmentspurchased (> 1-0 lakh) duringthe current year

04 01 UGC 05

Value of the equipmentpurchased during the year(Rs. In lakhs)

10 Lac 1.069 Lac UGC-AA &UGC

Equipment

11.06 Lac

Others Nil Nil Nil Nil

4.2 Computerization of administration and library

1. The office is provided with computers to submit administrative information if any, on-line.2. Library automation under RUSA funds will be undertaken from the next academic year3. Internet connection is provided to all the departments

4.3 Library services:Existing Newly added Total

No. Value Rs. No. Value Rs. No. Value Rs.

Text Books 16418 1598200 1700 305000 18118 1903200

Reference Books 1980 180800 87 65000 2067 245800

e-Books Nil - Nil - Nil -

Journals 10 5000 4 3000 14 8000

e-journals Nil - Nil - Nil -

Database Nil - Nil - Nil -

CD & Video (free) 15 1400 5 600 20 2000

Others (specify) Provided N-list services

4.4 Technology up gradation (overall)

TotalComputers

ComputerLabs

Internet BrowsingCentres

ComputerCentres

Office Departments Others

Existing 125 04 labs - - - 02 12 14

Added 14 - - - - 01 01 12

Total 139 04 labs - - - 03 13 26

4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme fortechnology up gradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)

4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs:

i. ICT (Smart Bards)

ii. Campus Infrastructure and facilities

iii. Equipments

iv. Others

Total

A certificate course in Spoken English (for students).

UGC Network Resource Centre is being used for Internet access.

A Certificate Course in Tally (for students).

You tube lessons as part of ICT

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CRITERION - V5. 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 programme.

5.3 (a) Total Number of students : 2014-15

(b) No. of students outside the state

(c) No. of International students

Men Women

Students are advised to participate extensively in the programmes conducted byNSS, NCC, ECO Club, Red Ribbon Club, Anti - Ragging Cell, Career and GuidanceCell.

Students are encouraged to take part in the activities like Essay writing, Culturalactivities organized by the District Resource Centre to develop their languageskills.

They are advised to enrol for the programmes conducted by Jawahar KnowledgeCentre (JKC) in job skills and English Language.

District Resource Centre (DRC) of our college organized district level “cultural fest”

on 21.01.2015.

Certificate Courses:1. Certificate Course in TALLY from 16-08-2014 to 30-09-2014.2. Certificate Course in Spoken English & Communication Skills from03-08-2014

to 18-08-2014Remedial Coaching: For the benefit of slow learners

UG PG Ph.D Others

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No %

940 60.4

No %

616 39.6

Academic Year 2014-15

GeneralOC

SC ST OBCMinority Physically

ChallengedTotal

86 735 86 631 12 06 1556

5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (if any)

No. of students beneficiaries

5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations

NET SET/SLET GATE CAT

IAS/IPS etc State PSC UPSC Others

5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance

No. of students benefitted

Coaching for PG-CET in Chemistry, Botany, Physics, Mathematics and

Commerce provided by the respective departments.

Coaching for B.Ed., B.P.Ed. Entrance Examination by Career Guidance Cell.

Coaching for Training Employable Skills to our students (II Batches) by JKC

examination are provided

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Under the Supervision of Student Counselling and Career Guidance Cell, the followingprogrammes were conducted.

Programme on personal development was conducted on 07-01-2015

Campus selection through the JKC on 04-03-2015 and students placed : 44

Training programme on Interview tips and leadership qualities was organised

with the cooperation of Adult Education department, SV University, Tirupati in

January, 2015.

200

5.7 Details of campus placement

On campus

Number of Organizations VisitedNumber of Students

ParticipatedNumber of Students Placed

Tech-Mahindra Machine codeTechnology and Omega HealthCare, Accenture through VSRPlacement.

150 44

Out JKC organized campus placement drive in association with VSR Placement Cell on 04-03-

2015.

150 students participated and 44 candidates were shortlisted, among them 12 of our students

were selected and placed.

5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes

5.9 Students Activities

5.9.1 No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events

State/University level National level International level

Sports & Games: Foot-ball, Volleyball, Kabaddi, Cricket, Hand ball, Chess andAthletics

Cultural Events:

State/University level National level International level

Secured 5 Prizes in Yuvatarangam - 2014 District Level Cultural & Literacy Competitions Secured 2 Prizes in Yuvatarangam - 2014 State Level Cultural & Literacy Competitions

During NCC special camp, literacy awareness programme wasconducted.

Women Empowerment Cell sensitised the women regarding hygienicconditions.

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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

On the occasion of laying foundation stone to 3 National Level Educational institutions (IIT, IISR

and IIIT) in Tirupati, our CCE madam organized Essay Writing and Elocution Competition on

the topic “Tirupati as Knowledge hub”.

Our student Kum K. Indumathi, III B.Sc (MPC-EM) secured 1st Place in both the events and

received a cash prize of Rs. 20000/- each from Hon’ble Chief Minister Sri. N. Chandra Babu

Naidu Garu, in the Presence of Central HRD Minister Hon’ble Smt. J. Smruthi Irani on 28-03-

2015.

Sri. M.Gnana Prasad, our NCC Cadet participated in “Republic Day parade” held at New Delhi

on 26-01-2015.

Three of our M.Com students M. Meena Kumari, S. Sravanthi and K. Leelavathi honoured with‘Prathibha awards 2014’ by our Hon’ble Chief Minister of A.P. Sri N. Chandra Babu Naidu garuand received cash prize of Rs 20000/ each, a memento and computer TABLET.

5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support

Number ofstudents

Amount Rs.

Financial support from institution - -

Financial support from government 998 23,57,324

Financial support from other sourcesEndowment and Proficiency prizes

50 20000

Number of students who receivedInternational/National recognitions

- -

Financial Support from Institution: NILFinancial Support from Govt.:

So far SC Students received Rs. 16,11,997

ST Students received Rs. 93005

BC Students received Rs. 652322

TOTAL Students Rs.2357324

Endowment prizes to meritorious students by the principal, faculty, retired faculty and localphilanthropist.

08 - -

01 - -

5.11 Student organised/initiatives

Fairs State/University level National level International level

Exhibition: State/University level National level International level

5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students: 09

Social Initiatives undertaken by the Students:

NSS College Unit: On behalf of NSS College Units under the supervision of NSS,Programme Officers the following activities and programmes have beenunder taken.

1. Tree Plantation 2. Blood Donation Camp 3. NSS Day Celebration

4. AIDS Day Rally 5. Garden Cleaning 6.Voter Enrolment Programme

7. Help to Uttarakhand Chardham Flood Victims

NCC College Unit: On behalf of NCC College Unit under the supervision ofNCC Care Taker in addition to above, two more the following programmesand activities have been organized.

1. Republic Day Celebrations 2. International Yoga Day on 26-06-2015

5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed: Yes

Date Grievance Whether redressed/not

July, 2014 Water problem in Ladiestoilet

Redressed

December, 2014 For competitive examsbooks in the library

Redressed

Jan 2015 For switch boards, fans,lights repair in class rooms.

Redressed

- - -

- - -

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

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

“Vidya Ratnam Mahadanam” is the motto of the institution. Since its inception, the Institution has been striving to promote

professionalism and academic excellence. Our institution implements some of the best Practices like Endowment

Prizes, plantation, Swatch-Bharath, Vehicle Free Day, Plastic Free Day etc.,in the best interest of student community.

Our college equips our students with global skills such as soft skills, reasoningskills, computer skills etc.

Our institution tries to transform our students into knowledgeable andresponsible citizens, endowed with human values.

No.

A paper on Human Values and Professional Ethics was introduced for I year B.A.,B.Sc., and B.Com from the academic year 2013-14 and it is continued.

Semester Pattern under C.B.C.S is going to be implemented from 2015- 16

Use of You-Tube as teaching tool as part of ICT.

The institution is consistently striving to introduce and update students withlatest trends in education.

All the faculty are encouraged to pursue research in their concernedbranches of learning like Ph.D and M.Phil and Post Doctoral Research. Thefaculty are permitted go for Orientation Courses and Refresh Courses toupdate their knowledge

Remedial Coaching for Academically backward students. The college ensures complete transparency in admissions. Student s feedback on teachers, on curriculum, alumni feedback, Parents

feedback taken for quality sustenance

6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation

6.3.4 Research and Development

* List of faculty attended seminars/conferences attached in annexure - vi

6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation

6.3.6 Human Resource Management

In Higher Education Institution, the Principal is the Manager of Human resourcesavailable. In this colleges Faculty and students are the human resources. Faculty prepare thestudents to complete their studies and progress into higher education or Jobs.

Students are managed by giving an annual time table to run the classes according to atime frame.

Faculty submits Annual Academic plan to complete the syllabus and to prepare thestudents to take University exams.

The student Support Services like NCC, NSS, and UGC Add on Certificate courses willadd value to the Degree. Eco-club, Blood donation Camp, AIDS awareness Programmewill serve the community.

After completion of the Degree these students become successful human resources totake part in the development of the country at large.

Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education designs the curriculamat UG level under common core syllabus for all universities in the state.

Revision of syllabus and curricula is done for every five years to updatethe subject knowledge with the help of BOS members.

Three Unit Tests, Quarterly, Half- Yearly & Pre-Final Examinations areconducted as per CCE Schedule.

Evaluation to the university examinations will be as per the affiliatinguniversity.

Computers, UPS, etc for Rs.1.06 lakh are purchased from UGC AdditionalAssistance.

Journals and Text Books from UGC XII Plan Grant for Rs.3.5 Lakhs.

To advise students to take up student study projects under the super -vision of faculty members.

To establish linkages with academic and research bodies by thedepartments.

Faculty are encouraged to do Minor Research Projects and to publishresearch papers.

Faculty are encouraged to participated in conferences, Seminars to updateare research skills.

6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment

6.3.8 Industry Interaction/Collaboration

6.3.8 Industry Interaction/Collaboration

Organized Industry-Institution interaction in association with Kanderi Fruit Private

Limited, Samudayam, Nindra, on 18.122014 by the department of Chemistry

The Managing Director, Kanderi Fruit Pvt Ltd, visited our college and addressed the UG

& PG chemistry students and also interacted the students. He promised to provide

internship to PG students and employment opportunities.

Some of the Departments made field visit.

S.No Date Department Place of Visit

1 20-10-2014 Botany Kailasa Kona, Chandragiri Fort

2 22-11-2014Languages(English, Telugu, Hindi &Tamil)


3 09-01-2015 PhysicsNARL, Gadanki & Regional ScienceCentre, Tirupati.

4 02-12-2014 ChemistryHindustan Coca-Cola industry,Srikalahasthi, Chittoor Dist.

530-01-2015/01-02-2015

Arts(Economics, Pol. Science &History)

Amaravathi, Vijayawada, Srisailam,Nagarajuna Sagar Dam, Mahanandi.

6 22-11-2014 CommerceEMERALDA’S Institute of Managementstudies, Tirupati.

6.3.9 Admission of Students

6.4 Welfare schemes for

Teaching Medical reimbursement/health cards by State Government.

Non - Teaching Medical reimbursement/health cards & festival advance by StateGovernment.

Students Scholarships, Endowment prizes.

1. Recruitment of faculty is done by Commissioner of Collegiate Educationthrough A.P. College Service Commission.

2. Non-teaching staff are recruited by Regional Joint Director of HigherEducation, Kadapa.

Admissions of students into the Institution are made on the basis of Meritand SC, ST, BC and women reservations.

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 TypeExternal Internal

Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority

Academic Yes AcademicGuidance Cell

(CCE)

Yes IQAC

Administrative Yes Regional JointDirector

Yes Internal AuditCommittee

6.8 Does the University/Autonomous College declare 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/ constituentcolleges?

6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association

Online system is introduced for submitting of examination applicationand payment of fees.

Hall tickets are downloaded online from the university website.

i

B.Rameshchandra

Babu

Lecturer

in

Mathematics

-

The Commissioner of Collegiate Education chooses certain Affiliated Colleges in eachDistrict of Andhra Pradesh and advises to go for autonomous state. The SelectedColleges prepare proposals and submits them to the U.G.C through the Commissioner.

NA

Alumni also actively participate in the development activities of theinstitution.

Conducted regular review meetings with the students and the alumni.

Feed back is obtained when they visit the institution and during the alumniassociation meeting.

-i

B.Rameshchandra

Babu

Lecturer

in

Mathematics

-

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

Criterion – VII

Parent Teacher Association Meeting was held in the first week ofSeptember 03-09-2014 and discussed the Welfare Measures andfacilities available to the students.

Parents supported well in all the development activities.

The feedback is also taken from the parents

Training, Orientation Programme, was organized for support staff foronline submission of Salaries of the Staff of the Institution by thedepartment of computer applications and commerce

The Eco Club, NSS & NCC wings contributed to maintain

Environmental balance in the campus.

Vermi - compost pit is established and maintained by the Department of

botany

NCC & NSS wings insisted on use paper cups and Bags in the college

premises by avoiding plastic cups and bags.

Department of Botany developed Garden and maintain greenery in the

college premises.

Plastic Free Day is being observed on 2nd Monday of every month.

CRITERION - VI

7. Innovations and Best Practices

7.1 Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive impact onthe functioning of the institution. Give details.

7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at thebeginning of the year

S.No

Plan of Action at beginning ofthe year Action Taken in 2014-15

1

To introduce a new academicprogramme in post graduation by thedepartment of Mathematics fromthe next academic year

Started M.Sc Mathematics in the year 2014-15(affiliated to the S.V. University, Tirupati).

2To send necessary proposals for newUG course B.Sc M.P.E. EM

The Staff council decided not to submitproposal for B.Sc (MPE) EM in this yearbecause of students enrolment problem.

3

To encourage the faculty members toundertake more number ofminor/major research projects

Two Faculty members submitted proposalsfor UGC Minor Research Projects, andalready five MRPs are ongoing.

4To send proposals for UGC Add-oncourses

Two Certificate Courses were organised, oneby the Department of English on “SpokenEnglish” and other by the Department on“Tally”

Endowment prizes to meritorious students by the principal, faculty, retiredfaculty, alumni and public.

Awareness on environmental protection Observation of Vehicle free day once in a month (1st Monday of every

Month). Presentation of Saplings in Place of bouquets and garlands and

plantation in the campus. Observation of Plastic Free Day once in a month. (2nd Monday of every

Month). Practice of donating handful of rice by students (Guppedu Biyyam).

5To conduct one National seminar in ourinstitution by the Dept. of economics

The Department of Economics organized one dayUGC sponsored National Seminar on “Recentdevelopments in the External Sector of IndianEconomy” (ESIE- 2014) in a grand scale manneron 27-09-2014.

6To conduct a medical camp andBlood donation camp

Organized Health check-up and “Blooddonation Camp” on 21-11-2014 with thecooperation of Indian Red Cross Society(IRCS) Chittoor wing.

7To develop e-class room in the nextacademic year

Due to lack of funds, e-class room is not yetestablished but proposals submitted toestablish e-class room with the RUSA funds.

8

To organize inter and intrainstitutional workshops, seminars onquality related themes

One day seminar on “CommunicationSkills & Goal Setting” on 05-08-2014.

UGC sponsored One day Workshop on‘National Integration - Challenges &Remedies’ on 20-02-2015.

UGC sponsored one day workshop on“Impact of E-Commerce on Retail Trade”on 24-02-2015.

IQAC sponsored workshop was organizedon “Energy Conservation” on 27-12-2014

9

To establish linkages with academicand research bodies by thedepartments

Linkages were established by eight of ourdepartments with the respective departmentsof SV university

10To take up Library automation fromthe next academic year

Due to lack of funds, it is not yet taken upbut proposals submitted to undertake Libraryautomation with the RUSA funds.

11

To send necessary proposals to theUGC-SERO for State level / Nationallevel Seminars

One proposal submitted to UGC SERO by thedepartment of Commerce

12

To advise students to take up studentstudy projects under the super visionof faculty members.

Student Study Projects were done by thestudents of all the departments

13

To strengthen Grievance & Redressalcell to redress the problems of thestudents

Some problems were noticed and redressedby the cell

14

To improve Career guidance cell whichintends to look after the placementopportunities for the stake holders

Career guidance cell actively involved in allthe related activities

15

To advise JKC to increase thenumber batches for training thestudents in employable skills

JKC also conducted summer batch for theyear 2014-15

16

To encourage faculty members topublish papers in National andInternational Journals and also toattend the workshop and seminars.

38 papers were published by our faculty invarious national and international journals

All the faculty attended conferences andworkshops

17

To prepare of the Annual QualityAssurance Report (AQAR) so as toSubmit the same to NAAC

Prepared AQAR for the year 2014-15 andplaced before the staff council for furtherimprovement and approval. Now it is readyto submit to the NAAC in August, 2015

7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution (please see the format in the NAAC Self-studyManuals)

* Details are provided in the annexure (vii)

7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness/protection

7.5 Whether environmental audit was conducted? Yes No

7.6 Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add.(for example SWOT Analysis)

Endowment prizes instituted Protection of Environment (Observation of Vehicle free day, Plastic Free Day

and Presentation of Saplings)

Conducted elocution and essay writing competitions to bring environmentalawareness among students.

Explained the hazardous effects of plastic and convinced them to use papercups instead of plastic cups.

Observation of Plastic Fee Day once in a month. (2nd Monday of everyMonth).

SWOC Analysis:

Strengths:

P.G. courses i.e., M.Com, M.Sc (Chemistry), M.Sc (Botany) & M.Sc (Mathematics) are

available to prosecute further higher studies for UG Students.

The restructured courses like B.Sc Computer Science, B.Sc Micro - Biology and

B.Sc Bio- technology, B.Com Computer Applications and B.A Computer Applications are

available which have high prospects for employment are run successfully.

Inter-disciplinary curricular sharing arrangement is observed in the college. JKC, CareerGuidance Cells which offer counselling and guidance regarding Possibilities for employmentand higher education.

DRC, NCC and NSS wings of the college, in which, various students are trained to bedisciplined and oriented towards nation building.

The Teaching staff are encouraged to pursue M.Phil, Ph.D, and to do Major and Minor

Research Projects.

The students are also encouraged to take up study projects.

We have sufficient land with an extent of 6.89 acres.

IQAC works towards quality sustenance.

Opportunities:

Fee - reimbursement facility and post- metric scholarship facility are extended to all theeligible students of the college.

UGC sponsored remedial coaching is offered to the academically backwardStudents

JKC, Career Guidance and Counseling Cell enlighten the students about variousopportunities available to them in the job market and in field of higher education.

Fully furnished science labs and computer labs, are connected with broad bandServices

Adopting ICT mode in teaching like power point presentation and YouTube lessons.

Fields trips, study tours and interaction with experts in various fields

Weaknesses and Challenges

The major drawback for the students is that most of the meritorious students opt to join theprofessional courses like Engineering, Medicine and D.Ed. Those who fail to get admissionsinto the above courses, opt to join our institute as a last resort.

As most of the students earn while learn and support the family while studying.Consequently, their levels of concentration on studies are low. Attendance

Percentage is moderate

8. Plans of institution for next year 2015-16

Name: Dr M.Bhaskar Reddy Name Smt. S. Meharunnisa

Signature of the Coordinator, IQAC Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC

To initiate Yoga classes to the students

To start Skill Development Activities.

To take up Up gradation and Renovation of college building

To Procure Public Announcement Audio System to all Class Rooms.

To organize institutional workshops, seminars on quality related themes.

To encourage the faculty members to undertake more number of minor research

projects.

To conduct a medical check-up and Blood donation camp

To develop two e-class rooms for the academic year 2015-16 by utilising RUSA Funds.

To take up Library automation from the academic year 2015-16 under RUSA scheme.

To send necessary proposals to the UGC-SERO for State level / National level Seminars

To encourage faculty members to publish papers in National and International Journals

and also to attend the workshop and seminars.

To prepare the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) so as to

Submit the same to NAAC.

UGC National Seminar on ESIE, 2014 by Dept. of Economics on 27-09-2014

Personality Development-The Art of Living on 07-01-2015

Women Empowerment Cell programme on 09-03-2015

Dr.K.Manohar, Lectuer in Commerce Dr.M.Bhaskar Reddy, Reader in Physics

Smt. P.Jeevan Jyoti, Lecturer in Chemistry Dr.R.B.Vanisree, Lecturer in Hindi

S

Sri.P.Sanyasi Rao, Lecturer in English Sri. M.C. Munaswamy, Attender

Faculty receiving Chittoor Dist Best Teachers Award (Yuvatharangam- 2014)

Smt. S.Meharunnisa, Principal, receiving Chittoor Dist Best Principal Award

Organised district level G.K. Quiz contest on 27-01-2015

Blood Donation Camp on 21-11-2014

Observation of Vehicle free day (1st week of every month)

Swacha Bharath

Plantation of Saplings

Consumer Awareness Programme on 24-12-2014

Presentation of Sapling to the Guest

Parent - Teacher Meeting on 03-09-2014

Hud-hud cyclone Victims in oct, 2014

AIDS Awareness Rally on 01.12.2014

Awareness programme on National Voter Day on 25.01.2015

Campus selection through the JKC on 10-04-2015

NCC College Unit

Inauguration of M.Sc Mathematics on 23-07-2014

Celebrations of National Unity Day on 31-10-2015

Observation of Plastic Fee Day once in a month (2nd Monday of every Month).

32nd College Day celebrations on 19-03-2015

PART - AANNEXURE- 1

2.15 ACADEMIC CALENDARSRI VENKATESWARA UNIVERSITY:: TIRUPATI

ACADEMIC SCHEDULE FOR THE YEAR 2014 - 2015(For B.A./B.Com / B.Sc/BBM/BCA/BHM Degree Course and Oriental Courses)

SlNo.

Particulars of Commencement of Classes forUnder Graduate (U.G.) Courses

2014 -15(Academic Year)

1 Re-opening of the College after SummerVacation and Commencement of II and IIIYear Classes

16.06.2014 (MONDAY)

2 Last date for admission into I Year DegreeCourses without LATE FEE

31.07.2014 (THURSDAY)

3 Commencement of classes for FIRST YEARCOURSES

01.08.2014 (FRIDAY)

4 Last date for admission into degree courseswith LATE FEE

14.08.2014 (THURSDAY)

5 Submission of Return of Matriculates relating2014-15

30.09.2014 (TUESDAY)

6 Last working day of I Term 01.10.2014 (WEDNESDAY)7 I Term Vacation 02.10.2014 to 12.10.2014

(THURSDAY) to (SUNDAY)8 Reopening of the Colleges for II Term 13.10.2014 (MONDAY)

9 Last date for receipt of Three Year DegreeExamination application forms for March /April– 2015 together with prescribed fee in the officeof the Controller of Examinations

31.10.2014 (FRIDAY)

10 Sankranthi Holidays 10.01.2015 to 18.01.2015(SATURDAY) to (SUNDAY)

11 Reopening of the Colleges after SankranthiHolidays

19.01.2015 (MONDAY)

12 Commencement of Online English Examinations 16.12.2014 (TUESDAY)

13 Commencement of Practical Examinations forIII, II and I Year Degree Courses

21.01.2015 (WEDNESDAY)

14 Last day of Instructions 02.03.2015 (MONDAY)

15 Commencement of Theory Examinations forIII, II and I Year Degree Courses

03.03.2015 (MONDAY)

16 Last working day of the Academic Year2014-15

15.04.2015 (WEDNESDAY)

17 Summer Vacation 16.04.2015 to 14.06.2015(THURSDAY) to (SUNDAY)

18 Reopening of Colleges after Summer Vacationfor the next Academic Year i.e. 2015-16

15.06.2015 (MONDAY)

PART - B1.3 Feedback from stakeholders

ANNEXURE- ii

1.3. FEED BACK ANALYSIS:

Feedback is taken from the Students, Parents and Alumni and it is analysed

STUDENTS:

75% of the students felt that teaching methods are very good. Regarding ‘Infrastructure and

Lab facilities’ 70% students felt that they are good. Regarding ‘Functioning of JKC’, 70% students

expressed good opinion. 65% students expressed very good opinion over ‘co-curricular and

extracurricular activities’.

‘Regarding depth and content of the syllabuses’, 80% of the students felt good. Regarding

‘Size of the syllabus in terms load on the student’ 70% of the students expressed good opinion and

70 % of the students felt “good” regarding ‘Connectivity with the preceding syllabus’.

As per the instructions of the CCE, Students feedback on teachers is also taken and analysed.

Analysis report was also submitted to the CCE.

PARENTS:

Regarding ‘financial help like scholarship’, 80% of the parents felt good. 85% of the parents

felt that ‘Library facilities’ in the College are good. Regarding ‘NSS,NCC, of games and sports’ their

wards 60% expressed that they are good and 30% expressed satisfactory

ALUMNI:

Regarding the ‘Infrastructure facilities’ 75% of Alumni felt that they are very good. Only

10% of the Alumni expressed that they meet regularly to discuss College activities.85% of Alumni

expressed good opinion about ‘JKC functioning’.70% of the alumni expressed good opinion about

‘Support services’.

Note : all the Feedback forms attached.

Government Degree College, PutturInternal quality assurance Cell (IQAC)

ALUMNI FEEDBACK FORM

We shall be thankful and appreciate you, if you can spare some of your valuable time to fill up thisfeedback form.

Name of the Alumni: Course studied:Academic year/s studied: Feedback date:Please put tick mark in the appropriate column:

Please give your valuable suggestions for further improvement:……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

S.No

Item

Rating

Verygood(10)

Good(8)

Average(6)

To beimproved

(4)

1 Curricular and teaching methods

2 Co- curricular activities (Seminars,Assignments, Quiz etc)

3 Infrastructure and Lab facilities

4 Extracurricular activities (Games andSports & Cultural activities)

5 Functioning of JKC/ Placement Cell

6 Library facilities

7 Support services( NSS, NCC, RRC, Eco-club, consumer club ctc)

8 Internal examination system

9 Potential and punctuality of faculty

10 Overall opinion on the college

NSS, NCC, Games & Sports,

Government Degree College, PutturInternal quality assurance Cell (IQAC)STUDENT FEEDBACK ON TEACHER FORM

Note:1) Please give your opining on the performance of the teacher with reference to the 20 items listedbelow: the opinion is to be given on a five – point rating scale – I poor, II- average, III, good, IV-

very good, V excellent. 2) Please do not write your name or put your signature anywhere.

Name of the Lecturer: Subject:Class: Total Score:

S.No.

ItemRating

I(1)

II(2)

III(3)

IV(4)

V(5)

1 Efforts to effectively cover 100 % of syllabus

2 The interest generated in the students while teaching in theclass room

3 Clarity of expression while teaching the topic / lesson

4 Depth of subject content explained

5 Level of latest developments in the subject taught

6 Use of other methods of teaching like class seminars questionanswer group discussion etc, in the class room

7 Encouraging questions on the topic in the class and clearingdoubts

8 Use of teaching models and teaching aids in the class room

9 Encouraging and supervising the students for study projects

10 Aptitude shown in arranging field visits, Invited lecturers etc. inthe subject.

11 Encouraging and guiding students in reading library(Subject and general) books and using internet.

12 Encouraging and guiding students in giving cclass seminars

13 Regularity and seriousness in valuing the answer scripts ofmonthly tests an discussing the same with the students

14 Remedial coaching and efforts made in preparing the studentsfor University Examinations

15 Regularity and punctuality to the class

16 Enthusiasm shown to encourage and guide students inextracurricular activities like cultural, community service,nation building etc.

17 Counseling and career guidance

18 Accessibility of the lecturer outside the classroom for academicinteraction

19 Personal care and affection while dealing with individualstudents and helping students.

20 Overall opinion on the lecturer


Student’s Feedback on Curriculum

Course & Group:………………………………… Semester/Year:……………………..

Subject:……………………………………………. Feedback date: …………………

Please give your opinion on curriculum by giving tick mark in the appropriate column.

Additions/Deletions/changes required in the curriculum: Yes / No

If yes give your suggestion:___________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________.

S.No. itemVery Good

(10)

Good

(8)

Average

(6)

NeedsImprovement

(4)

01 Correlation between title of the paper and contentsof syllabus.

02 Size of syllabus in terms of load on the student

03 Relevance of Theory syllabus with Practical/LabWork

04 Connectivity with preceding year syllabus

05 Distribution of the teaching hours among coursecomponent

06 Overall opinion on the curriculum


STUDENT FEEDBACK ON THE INSTITUTION

Student Feedback Form for the Academic Year -------------------

Name : Course :

Class: Date:

Please give your opinion on curriculum by giving tick mark in the appropriate column.

S.No Item

Rating

Verygood(10)

Good(8)

Average(6)

To beimproved

(4)

1 Curricular and teaching methods

2 Co- curricular activities (Seminars,Assignments, Quiz etc)

3 Infrastructure and Lab facilities

4 Extracurricular activities (Games and Sports& Cultural activities)

5 Functioning of JKC/ Placement Cell

6 Library facilities

7 Support services ( NSS, NCC, RRC, Eco-club,consumer club etc. )

8 Internal examination system

9 Potential and punctuality of faculty

10 Overall opinion on the college

ANNEXURE-vi

6.3.4 Research and DevelopmentNational Conferences/Seminars Participated (2014-15)

National Conferences/Seminars Participated

S.No

Name of theFaculty

Name the Seminar /Conference/ Workshop. Organized by

National/Internationa

l/StateLevel/Univers

ity Level

Participated /

PaperPresented

Date

1

Sri.G.R.CharasChandran

Lect. in English

Transitions: Literature,Language and Culture -Post 1980

Garden Citycollege,

BangaloreInternational Paper

Presented

6th, 7th ,February,

2015

2 New Trends in EnglishLanguage Teaching

GDC(W),Srikalahasthi National Paper

Presented

22nd, 23rd,August,2014

3Recent Development inExternal Sector of Indianeconomy (ESIE, 2014)

GDC, Puttur National PaperPresented 27-09-2014

4

Human ResourceDevelopment in HigherEducation and Role ofGovt. Degree Colleges inA.P

GCGTA.A.P State Participated 13-12-2014

5ContemporaryLiteratures in EnglishCritical Perspectives

Sri. PadmavathiMahila

Visvavidyalayam, Tirupati

National Participated

7, 8,January,

2015

6 Indian DiasporaVisvodaya

GDC,Venkatagiri

National PaperPresented

26-27,February,

2015

7 Goal setting andcommunication skills GDC, Puttur University participat

ed05, August,

2014

8 National Integration -Challenges and remedies GDC, Puttur University participat

ed 20-02-2015

9 Impact of E-Commerceon Retail Trade GDC, Puttur University Participat

ed

24,February,

2015

10

Sri. P. SanyasiRao

Lect. in English

Strategies for studentsP.V.K.N. Govt.

College,Chittoor

University Participated

17-18December,

2014

11 Goal setting andcommunication skills GDC, Puttur University Participat

ed05, August,

2014



Presented




14

Human ResourceDevelopment in HigherEducation and Role ofGovt. Degree Colleges in




Visvavidyalayam,


7, 8,January,

2015

16 National Integration –Challenges and remedies GDC, Puttur University Participat

ed 20-02-2015

17

Enhancement ofTeaching Skills AmongNew Entrants in DegreeColleges

GDC, Nagari University Participated 7-03-2015

18Emerging Trends inEnglish LanguageTeaching

GDC,Vidavalur National Paper

Presented20,21

Feb,2015


GDC,Venkatagiri


26-27,February,

2015

20 Impact of E-Commerceon retail Trade GDC, Puttur University Participat

ed24, Feb,

2015

21

Dr.S.Sivaramaraju

Lect. in English

New Trends in EnglishLanguage Teaching


Presented



ed24, Feb,

2015

23 National Integration –Challenges and remedies GDC, Puttur University Participat

ed 20-02-2015

24 Impact of Globalizationon Indian Economy GDC, Puttur University Participat

ed 27-09-2014

25







7, 8,January,

2015

27 Strategies for studentsP.V.K.N. Govt.

College,Chittoor


17-18December,

2014



29



30

Dr.K.SrideviLect. in English

Strategies for studentsP.V.K.N. Govt.

College,Chittoor


17-18December,

2014

31 Goal setting andcommunication skills GDC, Puttur University Participat

ed05, August,

2014



Presented


33

Recent Developments inthe External Sector orIndian Economy(ESIE,2014)

GDC, Puttur University PaperPresented 27-09-2014

34



35Emerging Trends inEnglish LanguageTeaching

GDC,Vidavalur National Paper

Presented20,21

Feb,2015





7, 8,January,

2015

37 National Integration -Challenges and remedies GDC, Puttur University Participat

ed 20-02-2015

38Conventional MethodsVs New Methods ofTeaching English

PRR & VS GC,Vidavalur,

SPSR NelloreNational Participat

ed

20-21February,

2015

39




GDC,Venkatagiri


26-27,February,

2015





7, 8,January,

2015


ed24, Feb,

2015

43 Dialectics of Languageand Literature SPSR Nellore, National Paper

Presented

03-04November,

2014

44 Emerging Trends inLiteratures in English

BharathiWomen’s

(Autonomous)Chennai

International PaperPresented 11-12-2014

45 Significance of HumanValues A Perspective

GDC, Men (A),Kadapa National Paper

Presented18-19

March, 2015

46Software Based StatisticalAnalysis Using MS. Exceland SPSS




8-14 Sept,2014

47

Dr.C.Chinnapapamma

Lect. in Telugu

AnnamayyaSamkeethanalu -TeluguSahithya vaibhavam

Sri. P.MVisvavidyalaya

m, TirupatiNational Paper

Presented10-11-12

Sept,2014

48

Recent Developments inthe External Sector inIndian Economy (SIE,2014)


49



50Acharaya KolakaluriEnaach Sahitya –Salochana




19-20, Dec,2014

51



52 Contemporary Issues inLiterature and Culture

P.R.GDC(A),Kakinada, A.P. International Paper

Presented6-7 Feb,

2015

53Aadhunika SahitymloBalala SamsyamlaChitrekarana

GDC,Srikalahasthi National Paper

Presented23-24, Feb,

2015

54 Significance of HumanValues

GDC, Men (A),Kadapa National Paper

Presented18-19,

March, 2015

55National Integration –Challenges andRemedies

GDC, Puttur National Participated 20-02-2015

56Telugu SahythyanakiChittoor Dist KavulaRachethala Dhodam

GDC, Nagari National PaperPresented

03-04,March, 2015


ed24, Feb,

2015

58

Sri.M.Ramaswamy

Lect. in Telugu

Contermparary Issues inLiterature and Culture

P.R.GDC(A),Kakinada, A.P. International Paper

Presented6-7 Feb,

2015

59 Ramakatha Jeevan,Sahithya Evam Kala

S.V. OrientalDegree & P.G.

College,Tirupati


7-8, Feb,2015




2015


GDC, Puttur University Participated 20-02-2015


ed24, Feb,

2015

63

Recent Development isthe External Sector ofIndia Economy (ESIE,2014)




03-04,March, 2015

65



66 Rasarui Mudra NavalSamaria Paristhitulu

S.V. Arts.College,Tirupati


10-11- Nov,2014

67



68

Dr.R.B.VanisreeLect. in Hindi

Applied Psychology andSpirituality -Contribution to Health,Happiness, Professions &Leadership



International PaperPresented

23-25 Jan,2015

69 Third internationalworld Hindi

Tamil NaiduSahitya

Academy,Chennai

International PaperPresented 10 Jan, 2015

70International Seminar onContemporary issues inLiterature

P.R.GDC(A),Kakina

da A.P.International Paper

Presented6,7 Feb,

2015

71 Confine DavidicLiterature

S.V. University,Tirupati International Paper

Presented26 May,

2015

72Ram Darashmisra KeKatha Sahitya meSamajik Darsan

S.V. University,Tirupati National Paper

Presented17-19 Oct,

2014

73 Rasani Katallo NyayamKosam Poradam Patralu

S.V. University,Tirupati National Paper

Presented10-11 Nov,

2014

74 Ramakatha Jeevan,Sahithya Evam Kala

S.V. OrientalDegree & P.G.

College,Tirupati


7-8, Feb,2015

75 Telugu Kathaku rasaniDohadam GDC, Nagari National Paper

Presented3,4 March,

2015

76 Indian Heritage culture S.V. University,Tirupati National Paper

Presented20 March,

2015

77



78 Impact of GlobalsationOn Indian Economy GDC, Puttur National Participat

ed 27-09-2014

79

Sri.M.Jayachandra

BabuLect. in

Mathematics



80



81National Intergration –Challenges andRemedies


82

Recent Trends andAdvances inMathematics and ItsApplications



National PaperPresented March, 2015

83 Recent Trends in LifeSciences, 2014

T.R.R.GDC,Kandukur National Paper

Presented7-8 Aug,

2014

84

Dr.G.Krishnaiah

Reader inPhysics



85 Impact of GlobalsationOn Indian Economy GDC, Puttur University Participat

ed 27-09-2014



87

One Day college levelseminar in Goal Settingand CommunicationSkills


88 59th DAE Solid StatePhysics Symposium VIT, Vellore National Paper

Presented16-20, Dec,

2014

89Recent Trends inMaterial Science (RTMS,2015)

S.V. UniversityTirupati. National Participat

ed1-2 March,

2015

90 19th National Seminar onCrystal Growth VIT, Vellore National Participat

ed12-14,

March, 2015

91Electronics SystemDesign andManufacturing (ESDM)


ed30 March,

2015

92

Advances in MaterialScience andNanotechnology(AMNT-2015)

S.B.V. R.DC,Badvel, YSR,

DistNational Paper

Presented5th, April,

2015

93Role of science andtechnology on Indianeconomy

GDC, Puttur National PaperPresented

27, Sept,2014

94Rare earth (Dy, Er) iondoped EPR properties ofZnO nanoparticles

SV. DC,Kadapa National Participat

ed1-2, March,

2015

95

Dr.M.BhaskarReddy

Reader inPhysics



96 DAE- Solid State PhysicsSymposium

VIT,University,

VelloreNational Paper

Presented16-20 Dec,

2014

97International Conferenceon Energy materialsICEM, 2014

SatyabhamaUniversity,

Chennai, T.NInternational Paper

Presented28-30 July,

2014

98


GDC, Puttur National PaperPresented

27, Sep,2014

99

The Role of NanoTechnology in the fieldsof Physical and Bio-Sciences

B.T College,Madanapalle National Paper

Presented29-30 Oct,

2014

100Recent trends inMaterial Science (RTMS)2015

Dept. ofPhysics S.V.

DegreeCollege,Kadapa


1-2, March,2015

101

Advances in MaterialScience and NanoTechnology (AMNT-2015)

Dept. ofPhysics SVBR

DegreeCollege,

Badvel, YSR,Dist.


5th April,2015

102 Impact of E-Commerceof Retail trade

GDC, Puttur University Participated

24, Feb,2014

103National IntegrationChallenges andRemedies


20th Feb,2015

104 Goal Setting andCommunication skill


5th Aug,2015

105

Dr.B.Annapurna

SaradaReader in

Physics

Goal Setting andCommunication skill


5th Aug,2015

106 Impact of E-Commerceof Retail trade


24, Feb,2014



20th Feb,2015

108



109

Dr.T. SuhasiniLect. in Physics

Impact of E-Commerceof Retail trade


24, Feb,2014

110

Recent Developments inthe External Sector ofIndian Economy (ESIE,2014)


111



112

Dr.K. ArunaReader inChemistry



113



114

National Seminar onRecent Trends inChemistry Research,2014 (NSRTCR)

GDC, Kodur(RS), Kadapa

DistNational Participat

ed30th July,

2014

115National seminar onName Materials andGlobal perspectives

JNTU,Anantapur National Participat

ed 31-01-2015

116

Smt.P. JeevanJyoti

Lect. inChemistry




ed30th July,

2014

117



118




ed

24th

February,2015

120

Dr.B. MaheshLect. in

Chemistry




ed30th July,

2014

121



122

Human ResourceDevelopment in HigherEducation and Role ofGovt. Degree Colleges in



ed

24th

February,2015

124

Sri. D.Govindarajulu

Lect. inBotany

Mushroom Cultivation(NWMC, 2014)


ed12-13, Nov,

2014



126




ed24th Feb,

2015

128




ed30th July,

2014

129Recent Advances inPlant Science (RAPS,2015)

P.V.K.N. Govt.College,Chittoor


07-08,March, 2015

130



131 Conservation of EasternGhats


ed04-05 Dec,

2014

132

Sri.T. ChandraSekhar

Lect. in Botany

Mushroom Cultivation(NWMC, 2014)


ed12-13, Nov,

2014



ed04-05 Dec,

2014

134



135Recent Advances inPlant Science (RAPS,2015)

P.V.K.N. Govt.College,Chittoor


07-08,March, 2015

136

Ethnobotany TraditionalKnowledge Access &Benefit Sharing(Nwebtk,2014)

S.P.W. Degree&. P.G.

College, T.T.D.Devasthanams,

Tirupati


1-3 Sept,2014

137




ed24th Feb,

2015



140

Dr.M.ArunaKumari

Lect. in Botany

Impact of E-Commerceon Retail Trade GDC, Puttur University Participat

ed24th Feb,

2015

141 National seminar onNutrition & Immunity

SPSR,Naidupet,

Nellore Dist.National Participat

ed18-19 July,

201

142



143



144

Network of IndianUniversity on Cultural &Biological Diversity(NIUCBD),


ed29-31, Jan,

2014

145 Mushroom Cultivation(NWMC, 2014)


ed12-13, Nov,

2014

146

Ethno botanyTraditional KnowledgeAccess & Benefit Sharing(Nwebtk,2014)

S.P.W. Degree&. P.G.

College, T.T.D.Devasthanams,

Tirupati


1-3 Sept,2014



ed04-05 Dec,

2014

148

Dr.M.AnandaRao

Reader inZoology

Molecular and GeneticsBasis of NeurologicalDisorders

Sri. V.S.S.CGDC, Nellore


ed19-20 Dec,

2014

149Molecular and GeneticsBasis of NeurologicalDisorders


DistNational Paper

Presented19-20 Dec,

2014

150



151

Sri.B.Subramanyam

Lect. inZoology



152



153 Recent Trends in LifeSciences, 2014

T.R.R GDC,Kandukur National Participat

ed7-8 August,

2014




ed19-20 Dec,

2014

155

Dr.R.KamliNaik

Lect. inZoology

Biodiversity,Environment Hazards –Therapeutic Approachesand Drug Design

GDC (W),Srikalahasti National Paper


2014

156

Enhancement ofTeaching Skills AmongNew Entrants in DegreeCollege

GDC, Nagari University Participated

3,4 March,2015

157

Sustainability andManagement of AquaticEcosystems in SeminarAreas

Govt. College(UG & PG)Anantapur


7-8 January,2015



Dist


19-20 Dec,2014

159

Dr.C. RamanaReddy

Lect. in Pol.Science

Regionalism andNational Integration –Challenges and Prospects

S.K.P.GC.Guntakal,Anantapur


24 Feb,2015

160



161 Electoral Reforms Needof the Hour

S.V.A. GDC,Srikalahasti National Paper

Presented31st January,

2015

162

Recent Developments inthe External Sector ofIndia Economy (ESIE,2014)




164

Dr.M.BhaskaraRaju

Lect. in Pol.Science

Financial Inclusion forInclusive growthOpportunities andChallenges

GDC,Zaheerabad,Medak Dist.


22-23, Aug,2014

165




S.V.A. GDC,Srikalahasti National Paper


2015



168



3,4 March,2015

169 Significance of HumanValues A perspective

GDC for Men(A), Kadapa National Paper

Presented18-19

March, 2015

170Biodiversity,Environment Hazards –Therapeutic Approaches

GDC (W),Srikalahasthi National Paper


2014

and Drug Design

171

Dr.C.SreeramuluReader inEconomics




22-23, Aug,2014

172 Role of SEBI In InvestorsProtection

GDC,Rajampet,

KadapaNational Paper

Presented5-6 Sept,

2014

173

Impact of ClimateChange on Food, Waterand environmentalSecurity

D.K.GC forWomen,Nellore


31-07-201401-08-2014

174 Challenges and Strategiesof Food Security In India

K.S.N.GDC forWomen

AnanthapurNational Paper

Presented20-21, Aug,

2014

175 Significance of HumanValues A perspective

GDC for Men(A), Kadapa National Paper

Presented18-19

March, 2015

176



177

One Day college levelSeminar in Goal Settingand CommunicationSkills


05th Aug,2014

178Electronics SystemDesign andManufacturing (ESDM)

A.P.S KillDevelopmentCorporationHyderabad

State Participated

30th March,2015

179



3,4 March,2015

180Internal Integration –Challenges andRemedies



ed24 Feb,2015

182Sri.S.Krishnaiah

Lecturer inEconomics



183

Sri.G.SureshBabu

Lect. inCommerce




22-23, Aug,2014

184 Public Police andManagement Bangalore International Participat

ed11-13 Aug,

2014

185 National Seminar onNutrition and Immunity

Naidupet, SPSRNellore Dist. National Paper


2014

186 Role of SEBI In InvestorsProtection

GDC,Rajampet,


Presented5-6 Sept,

2014

187 Retail Marketing Giriraj National Paper 26-27 Sept,

Problems and Prospects GDC(A),Nizamabad,

Telangana state

Presented 2014

188



189Women Empowerment– EconomicsDevelopment

Sri PadmavathiWomen’s

Degree AndP.G. College,

Tirupati


21-22 Feb,2015

190

Role of Banking andFinancial Services inIndian promising sectorA Study

SreeVidyanikethanInstitutive ofmanagement


27-28 Feb,2015

191 Emerging Trends inServices Sector in India

Yogi VemanaUniversity National Paper

Presented20 March,

2015


ed24 Feb,2015

193Certificate ofParticipation EthicalHacking workshop

CREC, Tirupati University Participated

4-5 Aug,2014

194 Innovation &Entrepreneurship



Tirupati

University Participated 10 Sep, 2014

195



196 Goal Setting andCommunication Skills GDC, Puttur University Participat

ed05 Aug,

2014



198

Dr.K.ManoharLect. in

Commerce



199Indian Capital Marketrole of SEBI in InvestorsProtraction

GDC,Rajampet,


Presented5-6 Sept,

2014

200 Retail MarketingProblems and Prospects

GirirajGDC(A),

Nizamabad,Telangana state


26-27 Sept,2014

201



202 Goal Setting and GDC, Puttur University Participat 05 Aug,

Communication Skills ed 2014




ed24 Feb,2015

205




22-23, Aug,2014

206 Department ofManagement studies

S.V. University,Tirupati International Participat

ed11 Aug,2014

207

Dr.S. RaviVarma

Reader inCommerce

Indian Capital Marketrole of SEBI in InvestorsProtraction

GDC,Rajampet,


Presented5-6 Sept,

2014

208




22-23, Aug,2014


GirirajGDC(A),



26-27 Sept,2014

210




ed05 Aug,

2014




ed24 Feb,2015

214



215

Role of Banking andFinancial Services inIndian promising sectorA Study



27-28 Feb,2015



Presented20 March,

2015

217

Indian Rural Economyand Employmentimportance, Issues andchallenges

GDC, Razole National PaperPresented

23-24 Feb,2015

218 Department ofManagement studies

S.V. University,Tirupati International Participat

ed11 Aug,2014

219

Sri. P. SiddaiahLect. in

Commerce




ed05 Aug,

2014




ed24 Feb,2015




Tirupati


224




22-23, Aug,2014


GDC,Rajampet,


Presented5-6 Sept,

2014

226

Contemporary Issuesand challenges ofbanking and financialservices in India



27-28 Feb,2015


GirirajGDC(A),



26-27 Sept,2014

228



229Important Issues inIndian Rural economyand Employment


23-24 Feb,2015



Presented20 March,

2015

231

Sri.R.V.SubbaReddyLect. in

Commerce

Contemporary Issuesand challenges ofbanking and financialservices in India



27-28 Feb,2015

232

Changes in InsuranceBusiness afterLiberalization ofInsurance sector in India

GDC, Tuni National PaperPresented

09 March,2015




ed24 Feb,2015

235 Financial Inclusion for GDC, National Paper 22-23, Aug,

Inclusive growthOpportunities andChallenges

Zaheerabad,Medak Dist.

Presented 2014




Tirupati


237 Retail Marketing –Problems and prospects



26-27, Sept,2014

238

Indian Rural Economyand Employmentimportance, Issues andchallenges


23-24 Feb,2015

239Strength Baseddevelopment ineducation

S.V. UniversityTirupati. University Participat

ed10 Aug,2014

240



241 The Indian PhilosophicalCongress

S.V. UniversityTirupati. National Paper

Presented17-19 Oct,

2014

242

Impact of CropInsurance Scheme onRural Economy inAndhra Pradesh.

GDC,Ventagiri,

Nellore Dist.National Paper

Presented11-12 Feb,

2015

243 Self Management S.V. UniversityTirupati. International Participat

ed11 Aug,2014

244Impact of mining onCropping pattern andenvironment

GDC,Rajampet,

Y.S.R. DistrictNational Paper

Presented6-7 March,

2015

245 Challenges and strategiesfor consumer protection

GDC for Men,Y.S.R. District National Paper

Presented13 March,

2015



Presented20 March,

2015

247




ed05 Aug,

2014


GDC,Rajampet,


Presented5-6 Sept,

2014

250Dr.M.Reddi

NaikLect. in

Commerce

Indian Capital Marketrole of SEBI in InvestorsProtraction

GDC,Rajampet,


Presented5-6 Sept,

2014

251




22-23, Aug,2014

252 Retail Marketing – GDC, National Paper 26-27, Sept,

Problems and prospects Zaheerabad,Medak Dist.

Presented 2014



Presented17-19 Oct,

2014

254Strength Baseddevelopment ineducation

S.V. UniversityTirupati. University Participat

ed10 Aug,2014

253 Self Management S.V. UniversityTirupati. International Participat

ed11 Aug,2014

254Industrial Relations andHuman Relations in theEar of Globalization

NagarajunaUniversity,

GunturNational Paper

Presented15-08 Feb,

2015



Presented17-19 Oct,

2014

256



257 Challenges and strategiesfor consumer protection

GDC for MEN,Kadapa National Paper

Presented13 March,

2015


ed05 Aug,

2014




ed24 Feb,2015



Presented20 March,

2015




Tirupati




Presented20 March,

2015

264

Impact of crop insurancescheme on ruraleconomy in AndhraPradesh

GDC, SPSRNellore Dist.

A.PNational Paper

Presented11-12 Feb,

2015

265

Indian Rural Economyand Employmentimportance, Issues andChallenges


23-24 Feb,2015

266

Contemporary Issuesand Challenges ofBanking and Financialservices in India



27-28 Feb,2015

267


GDC, Tuni,E.G. Dist National Paper

Presented09 march,

2015

268 Enhancement ofTeaching Skills Among GDC, Nagari National Participat

ed7 March,

2015

new entrants in Degree

269

The Role of SHGS inFinancial Inclusion AndBank Linkageprogramme A Study



22-23 Aug,2014

270

Dr.D. BhaskarLect. in

Commerce




ed05 Aug,

2014




ed24 Feb,2015

274

Contemporary Issuesand Challenges ofBanking and Financialservices in India



27-28 Feb,2015

275




22-23, Aug,2014

276 Indian Stock Market -Review of Literature

GDC,Rajampet,

Kadapa Dist.A.P


5-6 Sept,2014

277Agricultural CommodityFutures in India – aLiterature Review

GDC,Rajampet,

Kadapa Dist.A.P


5-6 Sept,2014

278Rural Entrepreneur shipin India – Problems andChallenges

GDC, Razole,East Godavari

Dist.National Paper

Presented23-24 Feb,

2015

279

Recent Trends inCommerce andManagementopportunities andChallenges

GDC,Khairatabad.

HydNational Paper

Presented25 Feb,2015

280


GDC, Tuni E.G.Dist. National Paper

Presented9 March,

2015

281Impact of PowerHoliday on MSMESector

MVS GDC,Mahaboobnag

ar,National Paper

Presented18-19

March,2015

282Industrial Relations andHuman Relations in theEar of Globalization

NagarajunaUniversity,

GunturNational Paper

Presented15-08 Feb,

2015

283 Self Management S.V. University International Participat 11 Aug,

Tirupati. ed 2014



Presented20 March,

2015

285 Role of Banks inDevelopment of MSMEs

S.V.University,Tirupati National Paper

Presented11-12 April,

2015

286 Importance of SelfManagement

ManagementStudies,

S.V.University,Tirupati


11- Aug,2014

287One Day workshop onUGC – XII PlansGuidelines

GDC (M),Ananthapuram

uNational Paper

Presented27 Oct,

2014

288

One day workshop onNational Integration –Challenges andRemedies


20 Feb,2015

289

One day orientationprogramme onenhancement ofTeaching Skills AmongNew Entrants in DCs


7 March,2015

290



291

Sri.S. SreekanthReddy

Lect. in LibraryScience




S.V.A. GDC,Srikalahasthi National Paper


2015


ed05 Aug,

2014






2015



03-04,March, 2015


ed24 Feb,2015

298



299

Dr. S.SudhakarPhysical

Education




ed05 Aug,

2014



Annexure - iv

3.3 Minor Research Projects

S.NoPrincipal

Investigator

Ongoing/Completed/Submitted

TitleFundingAgency

Grant(inLac)

Link No. /Proposals

sent

Date &Period

1Dr.K. ArunaReader inChemistry

Ongoing

Detailed study andAssessment ofwater quality atPuttur modal,Andhra Pradesh

UGC 1.82 5858Jan,2015

2Dr M.BhaskarReddy,Reader inPhysics

CompletedInvestigations onstable Schottkycontacts on n-InP

UGC-SERO,Hyd

2.0 4247/122013-

15.

3Dr. G.Krishnaiah,Reader inphysics

Ongoing

Investigations onrare earth dopedzinc oxide nanostructures

UGC-SERO,Hyd

1.75 4381/122014-

16

4Dr. M. ReddiNaik,Lecturer inCommerce

Sanctioned& Ongoing

“MGNREGA –Impact on SC,ST inChittoor Dist” ofAndhra Pradesh AStudy

UGC 2.55 -2014-

15

5Sri. G. SureshBabuLecturer inCommerce

Sanctioned& Ongoing

Problems andProspectus of FruitProcessing Industryin A.P

UGC 2.5 -2014-

15

6Sri.R.V. SubbaReddyLect. inCommerce

Ongoing

InstitutionalFinance to MSMEsa case study ofChittoor Dist ofA.P.

UGC 0.9 58482014-

15

7Dr.D.BhaskarLect. inCommerce

Submitted

Economics andDiseconomics FreePower toAgriculture Sector -A Case Study ofChittoor Dist.

UGC 2.9 - -

8Dr.K.ManoharLect. inCommerce

Submitted

Study ofIndebtednessamong the farmersin undivided stateof A.P.

UGC 3.0 - -

Annexure - v

3.4.Research Publications(Total No. of Publications: 38)

S.No.

Name of theFaculty

Tile of the Paper withPage No.

JournalISSN/ISBN No.

ImpactFactor

Date &Period

1Sri.P.Sanyasi RaoLecturer in English

Conventional MethodsVs New Methods ofTeaching English

EmergingTrends inEnglishLanguageTeaching

978-93-82 126-

99-7

20-21st

Feb, 2015

Feminine Sensibility andQuest for identity inAnita desai’s cry thePeacock

IndianDiaspora

978-15-08587-

21-7

26-24Feb, 2015

2Dr.K.SrideviLecturer in English

Modern Methods andTraditional Methods ofTeaching English A Study

New Trends inEnglishLanguagesTeaching.

Page.No.259

978-935171-023-3

22-23Aug, 2014

Mukta-Dhar- Tagore’sConvictions on ModernPolitics

Dialectics ofLanguage &Literative

9789351-

567097

3-4, Nov,2015

Indo-Anglican Fiction - Afeminist Study

EmergingTrends inEnglish Liangate

978-93-82126-

997

20-21st

Feb, 2015

Feminine Sensibility andQuest for identity inanita desai’s cry thePeacock

IndianDiaspora

978-15-08587-

21-7

26-24Feb, 2015

3Dr.R.B.VanisreeLectuer in Hindi

Bhakti Sahitva meviswabandutia kibhavana

Sak SahityaJeevan moolya

978-9351982-12-5

2014

Ram darash Mishra KeUpanyaasom MeinSamajik darshan

Journal byI.P.C

2014

4

Sri.M.JayachandraBabuLect. inMathematics

Radiation and chemicalReaction Effects onThermophoretic MHDFlow over an AlignedIsothermal PermeableSurface with Heat Source

2224-7467-2225-1913

2014

Radiation, inclinedmagnetic field and cross-diffusion effects o flowover a stretching surface

Basic andAppliedResearchInternational

2395-3438

2014

Radiation and soreteffects of MHDNanofluid flow over amoving certical movingplate in porous medium

Chemical andprocessEngineeringResearch

2224-7467-2225-09131

2014

5Dr.G.KrishnaiahReader in Physics

Ce Induced Structural andoptical properties of Cedoped ZnOnanoparticles.Vol.No.6,pp.3378-3381

InternationalJournal ofChem TechResearch

0974-4290

Aug, Sept,2014

Influence of Dy dopanton Structural andphotoluminescenceproperties of Dy dopedZnO nanoparticles 623(2015) 248-254

Alloys andCompounds

0925-8388

2.726

2015

Erbium induced RamanStudies and dielectricproperties of Er-dopedZO nanoparticles (Articlein Press)

AdvancedMaterialsLetters

0976-3961

1.930

2015

Room TemperatureFerromagnetism if Cd-CrTe diluted MagneticSemiconductors (146-151)

MaterialScience inSemiconductorProcessing

-1.338

2014

6Dr.M. BhaskarReddyReader in Physics

Influence of annealingtemperature on theelectrical, structural andsurface morphologyproperties of Au/CrSchottky contacts on n-type Imp Page No.823-836

Journal ofAdvances inPhysics 5(2014)

2347-3487

1.056

Sept, 2014

Electrical Parameters andCurrent ConductionMechanism in Cr/Au/n-InP Schottky Structure atDifferent AnnealingTemperatures

59th DAE-SolidState PhysicsSymposium (inPress)

16-20December,

2014

7Dr.K. ArunaReader inChemistry

A Simple Validated RP-HPLC method forqualification ofSumatiriptan Succivate inBank are phara medorgeform

IJPAR2320-2831

3.056

Jan, 2015

8

Smt.P. JeevanJyotiLecturer inChemistry

Resolution of Ascorbicacid in the Presence ofUA by K10-Clay/SDSModified carbon pasteelectrode

InternationalJournal ofInnovativeresearch inscience &Technology

2347-3207

0.7 July, 2014

Resolution of DA in thepresence of AA by thePolyonalic audiomodified carbon Pasteelectrode

ChemicalScience (2)transactions

21st Jan,2015

9Dr.B. MaheshLecturer inChemistry

Synthesis of Novel-2Amino-N-Hyderox

YbenzamideAntimicrobials

SyntheticsCommunicatio

ns

0039-7911 1.2 2014-15

10

Dr.C. RamanaReddyLecturer in Pol.Science

The Origin Importanceand Morale of Civil

Service in India

Education &Society

2319-9687

APeerReviewe

dJournal

July, 2014

Administrative Structureof UNICEF and itsActivities in India

Education &Society

2277-2405

APeerReviewe

dJournal

Sep, 2014

Status of Women andtheir Political

Participation in India

Education inEmerging

Indian Society

2394-434X

APeerReviewe

dJournal

Dec, 2014

11

Dr.M. BhaskaraRajuLecturer in Pol.Science

Educational Infrastructureand institutional

Effectiveness in Tirumala ,Tirupati Devasthanams

Higher EducationalInstitutions

AARJSH AsianAcademicresearch

Journal ofSocial Science &

Humanities

2278-859X

2.5 July, 2014

Paradigms if and LateralThinking twin Blessings

AARJSH AsianAcademicresearch

Journal ofSocial Science &

Humanities

2278-859X

2.5April,2015

12Sri. G.Suresh BabuLecturer inCommerce

Impact of Foreign directInvestment (FDI) in Food

Processing Sector

IOSRInternationalOrganizationof ScientificResearch

Journal ofBusinesses andManagement(IOSR-JBM)

2319-7668

Referred

Jan, 2015

Problems and Prospectsof Fruit processingindustry A study withreference to Chittoordistrict of A.P

IJRCMInternationalJournal ofResearch inCommerceEconomicsManagement

2231-4245

Referred Jan, 2015

13Dr.K. ManoharLecturer inCommerce

Non-Performing Assets ofUCBS

Indian Co-Op 52 No.1 July, 2014

Performance of PACs astudy with to Puttur

Erative ReviewIndian Co-Op

54 No.1April,2015

Working capitalManagement in UCBS

Erative Revised 55 No.1 July, 2015

14Dr.S. Ravi VarmaReader inCommerce

Socio-Economic background of theBeneficiaries of Coop.Agric Credit

Indian Co-opReview

Jan-March,2016

Performance of PACs astudy with to Puttur

Erative ReviewIndian Co-op

15Dr.M .Reddi NaikLecturer inCommerce

A Conceptual Study onforeign direct investmentin Retail sector withreference to India

GLIMPSES978-1630041955-4

Sep, 2014

Impact of MNP onconsumer behavior withreference to Tirupati city

IOSR Journals2319-7668

Dec, 2014

16Dr.D. BhaskarLecturer inCommerce

Role of Micro FinanceInstitutions for AchievingFinancial Inclusion inIndia

ManjeeraJournal ofResearch inSocial ScienceMJRSS

Vol. 1No.12394-5605

June, Dec,2014

A Study on the necessitiesof FDI in Retailing inIndia

ManjeeraPublishingHouse – MPH

9788193-033401

Nov, 2014

E-Banking Services inIndia

ParamountPublishingHouse

9789385-1010308

Feb, 2015

Total No. of Publications: 38

Annexure - iii2.13 Orientation / Refresher Courses/Other Training Classes attended List

S.N Name of the faculty Course &Title Place Period

1 Sri.M. RamaswamyLecturer in Telugu Refresher Training

SAPNETStudio

Dr.B.R.A.O.UJubliee HillsHyderabad

07-07-201411-07-2014

2 Sri.M. Jayachandra BabuLecturer in Mathematics Refresher Course ASC,

Hyderabad22-08-201411-09-2014

3 Dr.T. SuhasiniLecturer in Physics Orientation Course

H.C.University,Hyderabad.

26-02-201525-03-2015

4 Smt.P. Jeevana JyotiLecturer in Chemistry 12th Refresher Course S.V.University

, Tirupati04-08-201423-08-2014

5 Dr.B. MaheshLecturer in Chemistry 12th Refresher Course S.V.University

, Tirupati04-08-201423-08-2014

6 Sri. D. GovindarajuluLecturer in Botany

Refresher Course (DisasterManagement)

S.V.University, Tirupati

08-12-201427-12-2014

7 Sri.B. SubramanyamLecturer in Zoology

Orientation ProgrammeS.V.University

, Tirupati02-02-201528-02-2015

8 Dr.R.Kamli NaikLecturer in Zoology

Orientation ProgrammeS.V.University

, Tirupati02-02-201528-02-2015

9Dr.C. Ramana ReddyLecturer in PoliticalScience

Refresher Course(Special Summer School in Social

Sciences)


23-06-201412-07-2014

10Dr.M. Bhaskara Raju,Lecturer in PoliticalScience

Refresher Course(Special Summer School in Social

Sciences)


23-06-201412-07-2014

11 Sri.R.V. Subba ReddyLecturer in Commerce

Refresher Course S.V.University, Tirupati

13-10-201401-11-2014

12 Dr.M. Reddi NaikLecturer in Commerce

Refresher CourseS.V.University

, Tirupati13-10-201401-11-2014

13 Dr.R.Kamli Naik,Lecturer in Zoology

NCC Officers Training

OTAKamtee,

Maharashtra05-09-201413-12-2014

PART - BANNEXURE - iv

7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution

i. Endowment Prizes:

The endowment prizes are instituted by our college. The chief objective of the noble

practice is to identify and honor the talented students in the field of academic, literary, cultural, and

sports activities on the eve of College Anniversary to create inspiration and competition among the

student community. This practice motivated students to achieve laurels at District and State level

competitions. The endowment prizes are being sponsored by the principal, faculty, Retired

Principals and local philanthropists.

ii. The Awareness on Environmental protection: (Vehicle Free Day, Plastic Free Day & Plantation ofSaplings)

To create awareness among the students’ community and others, observation of vehicle free

day, Plastic free day and presentation of saplings are taken up.

Vehicle free day is being regularly observed on the 1st Monday of every month so as to

protect air pollution. Vehicles emanate poisonous gases like carbon mono oxide etc. which spreads

out in to the air causing lot of problems to the living beings.

Similarly plastic free day is observed on the 2nd Monday of every month to bring change

among the students not to use plastic since it is harmful to the society. In this way the students are

created an awareness to avoid use of plastic so as to prevent environmental pollution.

Instead of presenting bouquets and shawls to the guests on the various occasions in the

college, saplings are presented to them and the same are planted in the college campus by them.

Students and faculty are motivated to plant saplings in the college campus and in their habitation

Dr. M. Bhaskar Reddy PrincipalIQAC Co-ordinator

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