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GURU SHREE SHANTIVIJAIJAIN COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

CALENDAR2 0 1 8 - 2 0 1 9

(Affiliated to the University of Madras & Reaccredited by NAAC with �A� Grade)

A Unit of Shree Mahaveer Jain Kalyan Sangh (Regd.)

Chennai 600 007

V I S I O NEmpower the young minds by means of

“ E D U C A T I O N F O R E X C E L L E N C E ”

MISSION

Providing Best Education at Affordable cost

blended with Moral Values like Humility,

Character, Love and Compassion; so that the

young women can face the challenges of Life

with courage and commitment and thereafter

contribute to Nation Building Exercise.

GURU SHREE SHANTIVIJAIJAIN COLLEGE FOR WOMEN(Affiliated to the University of Madras & Reaccredited by NAAC with �A� Grade)

A Unit of Shree Mahaveer Jain Kalyan Sangh (Regd.)

A Self-Financing, Religious & Linguistic Minority Charitable Institution

96, Vepery High Road, Chennai 600 007.

E-mail: [email protected] | [email protected]

Website: www.gssjcollege.in

Tel : 044-2532 2257

2018 - 2019

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GURU SHREE SHANTIVIJAI JAIN COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

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Guruji's birth was a memorable one. He

was born on Vasanth Panchami in the year

1890 A.D. to humble parents in a small

hamlet in Rajasthan. His sacred thoughts

and noble actions even at a tender age

signified the supreme and divine soul in

him. He took Diksha as Jain Saint at the

yearly age of sixteeen and lived the life of

recluse all long keeping himself away from

society and luxury. His mental frame was

always engrossed in deep, contemplative

meditation under severe penance in the

chilly region of Mount Abu. He strove hard

to liberate the Atma from the cycle of

rebirth 'Om Shanti' was his password to

attain eternal bliss.

Very soon Guruji possessed super natural

powers and an ocean of knowledge.

A GLIMPSE OF THE GREAT YOGIRAJ

GURU SHREE SHANTIVIJAIJI MAHARAJ


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He was the personification of peace,

plenty and prosperity and preached

the principles of Jain Philosophy to

millions of devotees. He was conferred

the title of Jain Acharya, who loved all

and lived for all living beings, and

become popular as ''Abu Ke Yogiraj''

His devotees varied from several kings,

nobles, foreigners, intellectuals, wealthy

to common folks of humanity. Guruji

attained Nirvan at Achalagarh (Mt. Abu)

in the year 1943 A.D. leaving behind a

generation of people to follow his

enlightened path.

BEAMING THE LIGHT OF

UNIVERSAL LOVE,

UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD

AND UNIVERSAL PEACE,

O LORD OF SUCH ETERNAL EYES WE

BOW TO THEE

!! OM SHANTHI !!


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Omkaara Bindu Samyuktam

Nityam Dhyayanti Yoginnah

Kamadam Mokshadam chaiva

Omkaraaya Namo Namaha

Namaskar Mahamantra

Namo Arihantanam

Namo Siddhanam

Namo Aayariyanam

Namo Uvvajhayanam

Namo Loye Savv Sahunam

Aiso Panch Namokkaro

Savv Pava Panasano

Mangla Nancha Savve Sim

Paddhamam Havvai Mangalam


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Members of the College Management Committee

Sri. G.Vimalchandji Jhabakh Chairman

I.R.S. (Retd.)

Er. P. Gautamji Vaid Hon.Secretary &

Correspondent

Dr. Gyanji Jain Asst. Secretary

Sri A. Nihalchandji Nahar Treasurer

Smt. (Dr.) M.K Malathi Principal

Sri. M. Harishji Betala Member

Sri. R. Babulalji Munoth Member

Sri. H. Sayarchandji Nahar Member

Sri. A. Ranjeetji Golecha Member

Er. P. Yeshwantji Vaid Member

Sri. M. Shantimalji Nahar Member

Sri. K. Vijaylalji Vaid Member

Er. R. Dayachandji Savansukha Member

Sri. B.T. Vajawatji, FCA., Spl.Invitee

Sri. Prof.(Dr.) D. Amarchandji Spl.Invitee

Prof. Dr. M.R. Srinivasan University

Representative


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FACULTY MEMBERS

SHIFT - I

Department of Commerce

Dr. Christine Stanley, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D. HOD

Dr. C. Lakshmi, M.Com.,M.Phil.,M.B.A.,Ph.D., UGC NET & SET Passed

Dr. R.Kannika Parameswari, M.A, M.Com., (C.A).,M.Phil.,Ph.D

Dr. V. Shanthi, M.Com.,M.Phil.,M.B.A.,Ph.D SET Passed

Dr. Latha Britto, M.Com.,M.Phil.,M.Ed,Ph.D

Ms. P. Jeyanthi, M.Com., M.Phil., M.B.A., SET Passed

Ms. K. Punitha, M.Com.,M.Phil., UGC NET Passed

Ms. P. Selvi, M.C.S., M.Phil., UGC NET & SET Passed

Ms. M. Kamala Devi, M.Com.,M.Phil.,SET Passed.

Department of Corporate Secretaryship

Dr. T. Visalatchi, M.Com., M.B.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. HOD

Ms.I.Florence Josephine Punitha, M.Com.,M.Phil.,M.B.A.,SET Passed

Ms. R. Sapna, M.Com (CS), M. Phil., SET Passed

PRINCIPAL

Dr. (Mrs.) M.K.MALATHI

M.Com., M.B.A., M.Phil., P.G.D.B.A., Ph.D


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Department of Information Systems Management

Ms. K.P. Varalakshmi, M.B.A, M.Phil., SLET Passed H/ In-Charge

Ms. W. Sathiya Priya, M.C.A., M.Phil., SET Passed

Ms. P. Karmuhil, M.Sc., M.Phil., SET Passed

Department of Management Studies (BBA)

Ms. M. Malarkodi, M.B.A., M.Phil., UGC NET Passed H/ In-Charge

Ms. G. Usha Tamilselvi, M.B.A., SLET Passed

Ms. R.C. Kumari Krishna, M.B.A.,M.Phil., UGC NET Passed

Department of Computer Science / Applications

Dr. Jyothi, V.L., M.E.,Ph.D., H/ In-Charge MCA

Dr. B.Vijayalakshmi., M.C.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D SET Passed

Ms. K. Jaysree, M.C.A., M.Phil. H/ In-Charge BSC

Ms. B.Pushpalatha., M.C.A.,M.Phil.,SET Passed

Department of Mathematics & Economics

Ms. B. Kavitha, M.Sc.,M.Phil., B.Ed, SET Passed.

Ms. S. Logu, M.Sc., B.Ed.,UGC NET Passed Co-ordinator

Ms. R. Emmimal Rajathy, M.SC.,M.Phil,SET Passed

Ms. Ramalatha, M.SC.,M.Phil,SET Passed

Ms.S. Brindha, M.SC.,M.Phil.

Ms. K.E. Jeyanthi Krishna, M.Sc.,M.Phil., UGC NET Passed


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Department of Languages

Dr. S. Paripooranam, M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., UGC NET Passed

HOD (Tamil)

Dr. I. Deepa, M.A (Tamil), M.A. (Lin), M.Phil., Ph.D., UGC NET Passed

Ms.S.Sowndhri, M.A.,M.Phil., NET Passed

Dr. Mithlesh, M.A., M.Phil., PGDCA, PGDJ, PGDT, Ph.D. HOD (Hindi)

Dr. Ishwari V. M.A. (Hindi), M.Phil., PGDT, PGDOA, Ph.D.

Dr. U. Aruna, M.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D H/ In-Charge (English)

Ms. J. Synthia Rajam, M.A., UGC NET & SET Passed

Ms.V.Pandilakshmi, M.A., M.Phil., UGC NET Passed

Ms. Sowmiya, M.A., M.Phil.

Ms. T. Glory Blandeena, M.A., M.Phil.

Department of Commerce

Dr. S. Cecily, M.Com., M.Phil., M.Ed., Ph.D. HOD

Dr.R. Gayathri, M.Com., M.B.A., M.Phil., Ph.D, UGC NET Passed

Co-ordinator (B.Com A&F)

Ms. M. Selina Muthu Rani, M.Com., M.Phil., SET Passed

Co-ordinator (B.C.S)

Ms. Thenaruvi Rajkumar, M.Com., M. Phil., SLET Passed

Dr. S. Sreedevi Kapilan, M.Com.,M.Phil., Ph.D.

Ms. A. Jeevitha, M.Com.,UGC NET & SET Passed

Ms. Sushma Sharma, M.B.A.,M.Com, UGC NET Passed

Ms. K.Reji, M.Com.,B.Ed.,PGDICM, SET Passed

Ms. T. Nirosha, M.Com., M.Phil.

Ms. N.S. Rekha, M.Com.


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Department of Computer Applications

Ms. A.J. Rajeswari Joe, M.C.A., M.Phil Co-ordinator

Ms. R. Priya, M.Sc., M.Phil.

Ms. M. Malini, M.SC (IT), M.Phil.,B.Ed.

Physical Directress

Ms. Subitha Mathew., M.PED., M.Phil

Library Staff

Ms. E. Vijaya Rani, MLISc, M.Phil.

Ms. K. Meena, MLISc, M.Phil.

Technical &Administrative Staff

Ms. A. Anuradha, M.Com.

Ms. G. Sasikala, M.A.

Ms. C. Sakunthala, B.A., HDCA.

Mr. M.S. Saravanan, B.A., M.C.H.E.

Ms. R. Kumudha, B.Com (CS)

Ms. N. Mythreyee, M.C.A.

Ms. M. Narmadha, B.Sc.

Ms. S. Nandhini, B.Sc.

Ms. M. Alamelu, DCT.


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his college was inaugurated on th30 January 1990 (Vasanth Panchami)

ththe 100 Birthday of Guru Shree Shan�

Vijaji and is named a�er him. This

ins�tu�on founded by Shree Mahaveer

Jain Kalyan Sangh, a voluntary charitable

associa�on, is established with the

noble goa l of impar�ng qual i ty

educa�on to young women, with a blend

of moral values, modern outlook and

cultural tradi�ons. Keeping in mind

the tremendous influence a woman

exercises on her family and the society

as a whole, we aim not only at academic

excellence but also the total personality

development of students.

A team of eminent and dedicated staff

members in our college strives hard to

produce excel lent results in the

University Examina�ons every year. The

student community here exhibit a high

sense of discipline and sincerity in

acquiring knowledge.

Guru Shree Shantivijai Jain College for Women

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The Social Service League of the College

inspires the students to serve the needy

and the members of the league

experience the pleasure of helping the

society and u�lizing their educa�on for

the progress of our na�on.

Excellent facili�es are provided for

physical educa�on, sports, gams, etc., in

order to maintain a healthy body and

mind. Eminent Professionals are invited

periodically for special Guest Lectures,

Symposium, etc. and regular educa�onal

Field Trips are arranged to impart more

prac�cal oriented training to students.

Above all, the campus has beau�ful

buildings with fully equipped Modern

Computer Laboratories, Libraries, Seminar

Halls, well furnished class rooms, faculty

rooms, canteen, etc. the magnificent

Prayer Block, “Shree Jain Prarthana Mandir,”,

infuses a spirit of devo�on and creates a

serence atmosphere of amity and peace

in the campus.


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(A) SHIFT - I

COURSES OFFERED

(I) U.G. COURSES

Bachelor of Commerce – B.Com., (General)

Bachelor of Commerce – B.Com., (Corporate)

Bachelor of Commerce – B.Com., (I.S.M.)

(Information Systems Management)

Bachelor of Science – B.Sc (Computer Science)

Bachelor of Business Administration – B.B.A.,

(II) P.G. COURSES

Master of Computer Applications - MCA

(Approved by A.I.C.T.E., New Delhi)

(I) U.G. COURSES

Bachelor of Commerce – B.Com., (General)

Bachelor of Commerce – B.Com., (Corporate)

Bachelor of Commerce – B.Com., (A & F)

(Accounting & Finance)

Bachelor of Computer Appliations - B.C.A.,

(B) SHIFT - II


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RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. Every student shall wear a decent and modest

dress. Students can wear salwar with dupatta or

saree on all days. Only on Friday, they are

permitted to wear jeans with loose tops. Sleeveless

tops are not permitted. On Thursdays, students

are advised to wear saree.

2. No student shall wear expensive jewellery to the

college, or bring heavy cash. The college will not

hold any responsibility in case of loss. No letter

will be entertained in this regard in the Principal's

office.

3. Every student is expected to give due respect to

the Faculty members and non-teaching staff

within and outside the college premises.

4. Working Hours

(a) Shift – I : 7.50 a.m. to

1.00 p.m.

(b) Shift – II : 1.00 p.m. to

6.10 p.m.

5. Every student should be punctual.

6. No student is allowed to leave the college premises

during the college hours.


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7. No student shall leave the classroom without

permission.

8. No student shall take leave without prior

permission. In case of absence due to unforeseen

circumstances, an application for leave must be

submitted as soon as possible or not later than the

first day of her return to the college duly signed by

the parent / guardian of the student. However , no

student would be allowed to take leave for more

than 5 days at a stretch without permission.

9. Students should not spoil the desks and chairs by

way of scribbling with pens or sharp instruments,

Students should not spoil the walls of the college

by scribbling. The whole class will be held

responsible for such actions.

10. Participation in any agitation, strike or disorderly

behavior will entail removal from the rolls.

11. (a) Out-door game equipment's should not be

damaged. If damaged, the cost of equipment

will be collected from all the students.

(b) Indoor-game equipment's should not be

taken out of the games room and should not

be damaged or lost.

12. Every student will be given student Identity Card

and the student is required to wear the ID card,

during her stay in the campus.


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13. Student should adhere strictly to the rules and

regulations of the Prayer Block Shri Jain Prarthana

Mandir in the campus and maintain sanctity, and

purity in the holy place of worship.

14. There is ban on the use of mobile phones by the

students in the campus. If found the mobile

phones will be confiscated, and will not be

returned under any circumstance. A repetition will

attract huge penalty or even suspension, etc.

For emergency situations, the telephone facility

available at the college office can be used.

15. A student is liable to be stopped from applying or

appearing for the university Exams:

(a) If her attendance falls short of the required 75% in

every semester as prescribed by the university.

(b) If the percentage of attendance is found to be less

than 50% during the semester the student is not

eligible to proceed with further studies and also

to appear for University Examination and hence

will be liable to get the T.C. from the College, after

paying the balance course fees.

(c) If her performance is below average in the

internal examinations conducted by the college.

(d) If she falls to attend the Terminal and the Model

examinations.

The principle may stop issue of Hall ticket to any

student not satisfying the above conditions, as

per university regulations.


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16. In all matters of discipline and enactment of rules

the decision of the college authorities shall be

final.

17. The Management may impose fine or suspension

or expulsion in the event of any misdemeanor on

the part of any student.

18. Change of Address : students should immediately

report to the college office any change in their

residential or communication address.

19. Non–Vegetarian dishes including eggs are

strictly prohibited within the premises of the

college. The college authorities reserve the right

to take action against the defaulters as ours is a

Jain Minority Institution.

20. It is mandatory for the students to participate in all

the College functions, whenever required,

including the customary Annual Jain Religious

functions organized for the students.


FACILITIES AND SERVICES

LIBRARY

A Library is a storehouse of knowledge and

information. It caters to the intellectual pursuits

of the students. We have two separate

spacious, automated libraries - one specifically

catering to the post graduate students .The

library currently houses more than 12000

volumes and subscribes to major periodicals

like Journal of Association of Computer

machinery, Journal of Marketing , Indian Journal

of Commerce, Journal for English Language

Teaching, etc The computerized data base of

the library facilitates quick retrieval of books.

There are Browsing centres in both the Libraries

to facilitate net access for the students.

instruction service User Community Services:

Circulation

Reference

Selective dissemination of information

Current Awareness Service

Class, etc.

Both the libraries are kept open from 7.50 a.m.

to 6.10 p.m.

E-library facility is also available. One can access

the full text PDF images of over 1,43,000 articles

from EEE Journal and Magazines. More than

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2 million documents can be accessed through

the IEEE Explore @digital library.

RULES OF LIBRARY

The Library is under the supervision of the

Librarian.

1. Books will be issued during the library

session and each student is eligible to

borrow one book at a time on production of

the library card.

2. Students using the library are prohibited

from engaging in conversation and are not

supposed to disturb or distract the attention

of other readers.

3. Students will not be allowed to borrow

periodicals and magazines from the library.

4. The student should ensure that the book

borrowed is in good condition and if not,

report immediately to the librarian.

Borrowers shall be responsible for any

damage done to the books other property

belonging to the library and shall be

required to replace such books or property

damaged, or pay the value thereof.

5. Library card and books should be returned

to the library on or before the due date or

Rs.5/- per book, per day shall be collected

from the defaulters.

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6. Students are not allowed to lend /borrow

the library books cards among themselves.

7. Renewal of books should be taken as a

matter of right.

8. Books may be renewed for a period of one

week provided no other member has made

reservation for it in the mean time. Not more

than two consecutive renewals shall be

made for the same book.

9. Students will be required to return the

books to the librarian by the end of

October/February before the issue of the

hall tickets.

BOOK BANK

A Book Bank has been created in our college,

primarily to lend circulate the prescribed Text

and other Reference Books among the needy

and deserving students. By benevolently

contributing their books the Alumni of G.S.S.

and the staff members have enhanced the

collections in the Book Bank.

Our students also gift books on their birthdays

to the Book Bank.

COMPUTER AND LABORATORIES

The college provides two highly sophisticated

computer laboratories with more than 120

terminals. It gives an opportunity for excellent

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excellent hands-on experience on the machines

updated with all latest licensed software. The

College has microprocessor lab equipment's,

multimedia lab and internet connectivity. The

computer labs are kept open from 7.50 a.m. to

6.10 p.m. facilitating the student to spend more

time on the systems. There are competent and

experienced technicians in both the laboratories

to guide the students and clarify their doubts

and queries.

INTERNET FACILITIES WITH BROAD

BANDWIDTH

The college provides free Net Access to all the

students. This is mainly to enable the students to

get maximum exposure to the web world and

update their knowledge in all the subjects.

STUDENTS' GRIEVANCE CELL

We have a grievance cell chaired by the Principal

Dr. M.K. Malathi. This Student-friendly cell exists

primarily to ease the problems and tensions of

the students.

STUDENTS' COUNCIL

Our Students' Council comprises of efficient &

competent students with academic merit and

organizational skills. The office bearers of the

Council are elected through ballot system. The

council plays a vital role in organizing curricular

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and co-curricular activities. It also encourages

the students to participate in the inter-collegiate

competitions held in other colleges.

MENTORING SYSTEM

The most joyful and memorable period in one's

life is one's college life. But this youthful and

bubbling phase is also coupled with manifold

problems that a youngster is prone to encounter.

To alleviate the personal worries and tensions of

the students and to develop a healthy bond

amidst the Staff and Students, we have a

“Mentoring System” in which a group of

students are placed under the purview of a

Mentor who would interact closely with the

students in informal sessions. Staff members

who are chosen as Mentors will be guiding and

counseling the students during their entire stay

in college. This system has proved to be very

effective and it helps in establishing a more

meaningful rapport between the students and

staff.

STUDENTS' SERVICE CENTRE

A Students' service centre functions in our

college with a main objective of building the

career of students and brightening their

prospects. It prepares the final year students and

counsels them for higher studies and career

options available.

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ECONOMIST FOURM BEYOND BOOKS

Economist Forum is an intellectual association

which provides an insight into the economy by

organizing lectures by eminent personalities,

Group discussion on topical subjects, case

studies and creative interaction on Business

reports. The prime objective is to make academic

study lively, interesting and enjoyable through

interactive sessions.

ISTD CHAPTER

Indian Society for Training and Development –

(ISTD) is a service- oriented cell, which updates

the students in various fields of learning. The

ISTD cell serves as an ideal channel for students

to comprehend the corporate practices and

enable them to upgrade themselves in the

commercial field.

FINISHING SCHOOL PROGRAMME

Finishing School Programme is offered to the

final year students of the college. The objective

of the Programme is to prepare the student to

face the outside world with confidence and

courage. The modules are prepared and

administered in order to impact the training to

the students to meet the industry requirements.

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CITIZENS CONSUMER CLUB

The GSS Consumer Club has been set up to

create awareness among the students about the

consumers' rights and responsibilities.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CELL

GSS Entrepreneurship Development Cell

enables the student members to walk out of the

campus with an entrepreneurial attitude and

ability.

EXTENSION SERVICE CELL

National Social Service, Youth Red Cross Unit,

Red Ribbon Club, Enviro Club, Rotaract Club,

Health & Nutrition and Knowledge Forum are

the dynamic extension service cells functioning

in our college. Their prime forte is to sensitize the

students to the stark Social realities and to

inculcate human value in them. It organizes

special lectures by eminent personalities to

create legal, social, health, and environment

awareness among students.

AIR-CONDITIONED SEMINAR HALL

(VARDHAMAN HALL)

A fully air conditioned Seminar Hall provides the

right ambience for conducting seminars,

symposiums and guest lectures.

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AUDITORIUM

Air-Conditioned Om Shanti auditorium with its

new look and extra comfort, is the venue for

most of the important events of the college.

GSS CAFETERIA

The college maintains a posh cafeteria catering

to the needs of students by offering delicious

vegetarian food.

SPORTS & RECREATION

Facilities are provided for several outdoor and

indoor games, under the training and guidance

of the qualified Physical Directress. Besides

these, the college arranges coaching for yoga,

meditation, aerobics and other recreational

exercises energize the students.

The college recognizes the impressive performance

of students in sports and games too.

MEDICAL CENTRE

The GSS Medical Centre is located near the

Adeeshwar block. It is meant for the use of staff

and students of both day and evening college.

MEDICAL EXAMINATION

First year students will have to compulsorily

undergo medical check up by a qualified

Medical Officer appointed by the college.

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SEMESTER PATTERN

The College follows semester pattern as per the

University system. The odd semester beings in

June and the Even semester beings in

November.

PAYMENT OF FEES

Annual fees (Tuition, Special, Lab, etc.) is

required to be paid during the month of March /

April of every year for the next Academic year.

Parents/students may make advance arrangements

for the required funds and NOT apply for

extension of time.

The Management provides some scholarships

for deserving Jain Students for which advance

approval has to be obtained by the Students/

Parents from the Management by proper

application and supporting evidence.

Fees is to be remitted by demand draft or Bankers

Cheque only. It may please be noted that

belated payment of fees will attract heavy fine

on daily basis and then further it may lead to

automatic cancellation of the name from the

rolls without giving any notice.

NOTE:

Students discontinuing the course due to any

reason, are required to remit the balance course

fees for getting TC (as per undertaking).

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Independence Day

Raksha Bandhan

Terminal Examination

Second Saturday


29

II

III

IV

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SEPTEMBER 2018Date Day Particulars

No.of Term Days

DayOrder


Samvatsari-Forgiveness Day

Ganesh Chathurthi

Jain Paryushan Parva Holiday

Second Saturday

Krishna Jayanthi

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H

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11

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16

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OCTOBER 2018Date Day Particulars

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Vijayadashami

Saraswathi Pooja

Model Examinations

Gandhi Jayanthi

Second Saturday


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NOVEMBER 2018Date Day Particulars

No.of Term Days

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Commencement of UG UniversityExaminations for Semester I/III/V

Second Saturday

Diwali

Diwali

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College reopens for Even Semester

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Thur

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Tue

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Thur

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Sat

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Mon

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VI

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Christmas Holidays

Christmas

Lord Parshwanath Birth AnniversaryCelebrations

Second Saturday


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JANUARY 2019Date Day Particulars

No.of Term Days

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IV

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VI

I

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IV

V

VI

Republic Day

College Day Celebrations

Second Saturday

New Year

Pongal

Pongal

Pongal


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FEBRUARY 2019Date Day Particulars

No.of Term Days

DayOrder


Second Saturday

Terminal Examination

Founder�s Day

(Vasanth Panchami)

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Revision Week

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MARCH 2019Date Day Particulars

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Holi

Second Saturday

Model Examination


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APRIL 2019Date Day Particulars

No.of Term Days

DayOrder

Commencement of UG UniversityExaminations for Semester II/IV/VI

Second Saturday

Tamil New Year�s Day

Mahaveer Jayanthi

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CONSOLIDATION

ODD SEMESTER

EVEN SEMESTER

WORKING DAYS

WORKING DAYS

JUNE 2018

JULY 2018

AUGUST 2018

SEPTEMBER 2018

OCTOBER 2018

NOVEMBER 2018

DECEMBER 2018

JANUARY 2019

FEBRUARY 2019

MARCH 2019

APRIL 2019

Note : However the Management reserves the right

to effect any change in the Academic

Schedule or in the working Rules

wherever it deems �t and necessary

TOTAL

TOTAL

19 Days

24 Days

24 Days

16 Days

22 Days

105 Days

6 Days

17 Days

21 Days

22 Days

23 Days

-

89 Days


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Notes


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HIGHLIGHTS OF GSSl Ideally located in the heart of Chennai city.

l Quality education at affordable cost.

l Sacred and Secure environment.

l A state-of-the-art infrastructure in the

beautiful campus.

l Aesthetically constructed edifice, spacious

airy classrooms and corridors.

l Awards for academic achievements.

l Team of highly qualified and experienced

faculty members.

l Highly sophisticated computer laboratories

with more than 100 systems.

l Round the clock internet access to students in

the lab and library.

l Microprocessor and Digital Laboratory.

l Air conditioned seminar hall.

l Conference hall.

l Open air auditorium and play ground

l Canteen of fer ing de l i c ious s t r i c t

vegetarian food at subsidized rates.

96, Vepery High Road,

Chennai 600 007.

Tel : 044-2532 2257

e-mail: [email protected]

[email protected]

Website: www.gssjcollege.in

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