Criteria 7 NAAC for Micro New

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CHAPTER VII

INNOVATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES

7.1 Environmental consciosness

7.1.1 Does t!e institte con"ct a #reen A"it o$ its cam%s an" $acilities&

An Eco-friendly team has been initiated to function in association with NSS team. It

maintains an eco-friendly environment in and around the college campus. The

team suggests the management certain ideas to be implemented within the campus:

a !ater facility

b "iowaste #anagementc $lastic free %one

d $rohibition of #obile $hone usage

e $lantationf Awareness programme observed by !&' on recommended days.

A' (ater $acilit)

(onsidering the suggestions of the eco-friendly team) the #anagement has installed an

*' !ater $lant for the benefit of students and staff members.

The effluent water from the *' plant has been recycled and used for gardening. At

regular intervals +ualitative chec,ing has been done by the deputed team to maintain its proper

functioning.

B' Bio*(aste mana+ement

The waste papers and dry leaves have been recycled by composting and used as manure

for plants and trees.

C' Plastic $ree ,one

Eco-friendly team has organied several Awareness $rograms to prohibit the use of

plastics inside the campus.

D' Pro!i-ition o$ mo-ile %!one sa+e

Awareness programs have been organied to enlighten the students on the effects of

radiation caused by using mobile phone. So the team has ta,en necessary steps to ban the use of

mobile phones at least inside the campus.

E' Plantation

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E$$ect o$ car-on netralit)

Air conditioners are used according to the climatic conditions) and vehicles are allowed

to enter into the campus when needed.

Tripping system is used to cut down the overload) and auto change over generator is

available in the campus.

Plantation

1ardens are maintained by eco-friendly team) and NSS 2olunteers maintain the campus

green and clean.

Ha,ar"os /aste mana+ement

2egetable wastes from the hostel canteen are converted into manures by bio-composting.

&uman wastes from the college campus have been collected from Septic Tan,s by

scavenging 2ehicles of the $anchayat "oard. Sometimes) the college arranges for one

anticipating an overflow.

"iological wastes are decontaminated and disposed properly as per lab rules.

&aardous chemicals are used in lesser +uantities.

E*/aste mana+ement

The electronic instruments are serviced) and at inevitable circumstances it is replaced

with new components.7.0. Innovations

ACADE3IC

Teaching methodology has been improved ma,ing use of Information Technology

and (ommunication.

1rievance *edressal systems) Anti-ragging (ell) Eco-friendly Team) (areer

1uidance) $lacement (ommittee) &ostel (ommittee) 3iscipline (ommittee) and

I4A( have been functioning well for the welfare of the beneficiaries of the

institution.

5*() NSS) **( conducts &ealth (amps) "lood 3onation (amps and Awareness

$rograms for the 2illagers and Students.

Students !elfare Association is functioning well.

$1 programs will be started for remaining courses which do not have $1

(ourses.

#otivates to increase the number of university ran, holders.

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'rganie campus interviews in collaboration with corporate sectors and

(onsultancies.

'verhauls each department with e-boo,s and 0ournals.

(onducts classes for students to ta,e (ivil Services) "an,ing and 3epartmental

E6aminations 7NET8SET8**"8TN$S() etc.) (onducts inter-collegiate programs.

To initiate $h3 programs in *esearch 3epartments. To start $1 courses in

3epartments that has 91 courses.

To initiate !eb-3evelopment8!eb-3esigning (ell.;

#otivates staff and students to publish *esearch $apers8articles in reputed and

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7.4.1 Elaborate on any two best practices in the given format at page no.?@) which have

contributed to the achievement of the institutional ob0ectives and8or contributed to the +uality

improvement of the core activities of the college.

. 2ictory won on decision-ma,ing

. *ural students for higher educationBest Practice 1

1. Title o$ t!e %ractice5

2ictory won on decision-ma,ing.

0. #oal5

Enter to learn an" leave to serve $rom t!is instittion.

To ac!ieve t!e 6alit) %olicies o$ t!e instittion.

To "emeanoral attri-tes o$ st"ents

To imply staff members and students representative in decisiveness 7or

conclusiveness. To ascertain transparency between administrative and academic bodies.

4. T!e Contet5

The college management has created opportunities for doctoral candidates and

local people for their wellbeing.

8. T!e Practice5

This process has been in e6istence since // as follows:

9. Evi"ence o$ sccess5

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This practice enhances the decision ma,ing in all aspects and succeeded as such.

Ameliorate co-operation among staff members) students and sta,eholders.

:. Pro-lems Encontere" an" Resorces Re6ire"5

(lasses are cancelled for one hour to conduct regular meeting for faculty

members and students; representatives) the management has provided full support

for this.

Best Practices .0

1. Title o$ t!e %ractice5

&igher Education for *ural Students

0. #oal

The goal of the institution is to impart higher education for the students from rural

areas at nominal cost. Its goal is to nourish and to develop the latent s,ills in them and to

ma,es them employable.

The institution often education in a new perspective which ma,es them higher and

thin, innovatively. It offers financial support to the meritorious and the needy. Ta,ing into

consideration that villages are the bac,bone of India) the institution educate a great member

of rural fol, and set them to compete with the students of urban area.

The education provided by the institution is not only informative but also holistic as

well. The teachers are dedicated and they strive hard to bring out the students; potential and

to ma,e them self reliance.

The aim of the institution is to direct the students to nourish themself by providing

them the necessary awareness) assistance) support and guidance to transcend from the

rural and under- privileged segment for a better education and career.

Students from various school and department have participated in various competition

conducted by the institution and various programs of their interest to encourage them. >urther

we encourage them by distributing pries. So) the students are motivated to 0oin higher

education.

4. T!e contet

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The college has planned to provide necessary facility to the students in various

fields. Number of underdeveloped villages is there in and around the college. #ost of the

villages do not have higher secondary school in their own village. It has planned to offer

research course for all the communities. The institution ta,es necessary measures to plan and

implement to include the e6cluded students.

8. T!e %ractice

The following activities are ta,en by the college to widen the access of higher education

to the rural students.

1. >aculties from the various departments consult the undergraduate students; parents to

specify the need of studying post graduate courses.

0. (areer counseling classes are arranged to the students to continue research courses in our

college.

4. The college deals with state government rules concerning education and for the

reservation of seats.

8. The management arranged the scholarship facility from government) Sairam foundation

and other private agencies for socio economical students to carry out their higher

education without financial difficulty. The Sairam foundation provides the scholarship of

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$rof. S.9vara0an) is the (oordinator of the I4A(. The Internal alit) Assrance Cell

of our college organied a two days National =evel Seminar on ?Hi+!er E"cation5 Strate+ies

to Reme") t!e Pro-lems T)%ical to Rral Instittions on @thand ?thof >ebruary //)

more than B/ scholars attended the program. 3elegates from all over India came and addressed

the participants who had come from various colleges.

3r. S."as,aran) the #ember Secretary) Tamilnadu State (ouncil for &igher Education)

(hennai) inaugurated the seminar and gave a special address.

3r. (.Naseema) $rofessor of Education) 9niversity of (alicut) Cerala) gave a special

lecture on the ?C!allen+es o$ Rral (omen in Prsin+ Hi+!er E"cation.

$rof. 3r. C."alachandran) Annamalai 9niversity) (hidambaram) gave a special lecture on

?Hi+!er E"cation5 A #lo-al Scenario.

$rof. C.$onni) &ead) 3epartment of English) 3harmapuram 1nanambigai 1ovt. (ollege

for !omen) #ayiladuthurai) addressed us with the topic on ?Role o$ Rral (omen in

Hi+!er E"cation.

3r. A.2. Ayothi) 3ean) >aculty of Indian and >oreign =anguages) "harathidasan

9niversity) Trichy) gave a special address on ?Strate+ies $or Reac!in+ t!e #oals o$

Hi+!er E"cation in Rral In"ia.

3r. N.2.*.Capali) &ead) 3epartment of Adult D (ontinuing Education) 9niversity of

#adras) gave a special lecture on ?Etension as T!ir" Dimension in t!e Hi+!er

E"cation S)stem. 3r. C.C.Seethamma) (hairperson) 3epartment of !omen Studies) "angalore 9niversity

delivered a lecture on ?#en"er Dimensions o$ Hi+!er E"cation in In"ia.. The practice has been wor,ed successfully with the students; parents for that reason)

more number of students are enrolled in various 91) $1 and #.$hil courses.

. (areer counseling helps more number of our college students to continue their

research course in our college.

. The following is the composition of rural and urban students pursuing higher

education in our college.

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S.No Area //?-/ //- /- /- /-F

. *ural FGH BGB BG BF G/


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F. The following students avail S(8ST scholarship in our college.

5ear >resh *enewal Total Students Total amount

//@-//? B GG / )?F)/

//?-// ? GH G/ F)/FB

//-/ / / /F G)H)H?

/-/ F BB /)B)@?

/-/ @B H/ BB ?)/)H/

/-/F @/ ?F HF H)@)H?/

7. Pro-lem Encontere" an" Reserve Re+ar"in+

. The aim of the institution is to offer higher education to rural students) the entry of

students is low in the admission is full sanctioned strength of students with lower

mar,s are also admitted and developed latent s,ills.

. It is difficult to get private scholarship and fellowship. The college offers the

scholarship only from the government but every year students facing financial

difficulties. Scholarship given by the government only to particular community alone.

Even other bac,ward community not able to obtain scholarship from the government.. The college has followed strictly the state government rules for admission of research

courses.F. The students will pay be term fees are rela6- able.

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