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ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR) OF THE IQAC

Name of the Institution: Rani Anna Government College for Women, Tirunelveli.

Year of Report : January 2011 – July 2011

Section A

Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards quality

enhancement.

The IQAC chalked out the following action plan in the academic year 2011-

2012.

Organisation of workshops, seminars on quality related themes and promotion

of quality circles.

To augment the participation index through dissemination of information

among the various stakeholders of the institution and ensure the documentation

of the activities vis – a –vis quality enhancement.

As a part of enhancing ICT application and providing facilities to access

journals, books and reference materials for the teachers and the students -

providing BROADBAND INTERNET facilities.

“Teacher Quality” is one of the key aspects of education. In order to motivate

the young teachers towards quality teaching and research, a seminar will be

organized.

Internet having becoming the melting pot of much technological advancement

with multimedia facilities at low cost and great speed, no higher education

institution can ignore the role of ICTin teaching-learining process. In order to

promote the use of ICT, every department will provided with a Laptop.

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To provide easy access for the payment of the fees and maintaining the account

files etc., partitions are to be made in the office room. Also replacing the old

flooring with modern floor tiles.

To submit a proposal to the UGC to construct a new Hostel and Indoor

stadium.

To introduce new P.G. courses in Tamil and Computer Science.

Programme for Faculty Improvement

Encouraging the faculty members to publish books and research articles in reputed

journals.

To request the faculty to get grants from UGC, DST, DBT and CSIR to carry out

major and minor research projects.

Motivating the faculty for applying awards.

Encouraging the faculty members to attend International conferences and seminars

outside the state.

Encouraging the faculty members to organize National Seminars / Conferences for

dissemination of knowledge.

Programme for Community development & extension activity

Proposed to conduct Science and Technology and Arts Exhibitions for school

children during December 2012.

Plan to extend services to the adopted Government Primary School at Gandhi

Nagar.

To help the aspirants appearing for SLET / NET Examinations and entry in

service, free coaching classes are planned to conduct for a period of one month.

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Programme for Students' Welfare

To conduct semester wise review meeting of examination results to assess the

quality of teaching and learning.

To request Multi National / National Companies to conduct campus interviews to

recruit our students.

To give special coaching for slow learners and students from weaker sections.

To promote ICT - enabled teaching learning process.

To encourage the students to participate in all the competitions conducted in the

college and in various other institutions.

To encourage the students to participate in seminars inside and outside the college.

Proposed to provide educational tour to students of all departments.

Section B

Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution

The vision of our college is to impart literacy to students of economically

backward, rural areas and weaker sections.

The mission of the college is to improve the lives of rural girls and to make them

women graduates as agents for social change.

The college motto effectively portrays the aims and goals of the institution.

Goals

To uplift the women students from the poor rural and semi urban areas.

To qualify them for personal success.

To empower them.

To foster in them concern for the marginalised and deprived communities.

To instill in them a sense of leadership. The college mission and goals are reflected

through the meaningful, productive and socially relevant curricula, formulated by

the Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli.

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Our College has given quality education with low fee structure, vernacular medium

of teaching, by providing free bus pass to day scholars, low cost hostel facility

within the college campus and Government free hostels near our institution for the

girls from distant places.

A sizeable percentage of our students belong to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled

Tribes. Our faculty members are trying their best to spread the light of education to

this section of the society for their upliftment in the society.

Value education is imparted to the students through Mentor-Ward System.

Students particulars Shift I UG

Year Course OC BC + BCM MBC SC+SCA + ST TotalI Year BA 1 109 + 6 61 69 + 2 + 1 255

B.Sc., 9 116 53 58 238B.Com., 2 30 16 16 64

II Year BA 3 109 54 74 + 7 + 1 248B.Sc., 8 107 49 56 210B.Com., 2 32 16 10 60

III Year BA 5 87 + 6 45 72 + 4 + 2 221B.Sc., 6 117 38 49 210B.Com., 4 31 12 15 62

40 752 344 442 1568

Shift I PG

Year Course OC BC + BCM MBC SC+SCA + ST TotalI Year MA - 8 1 5 14

M.Com - 16 7 7 30MHR 1 7 1 1 10

II Year MA - 4 2 3 9MHR - 4 5 1 10M.Com 1 19 2 7 29

2 58 18 24 102

Shift II UG

Year Course OC BC + BCM MBC SC+SCA + ST TotalI Year B.Sc., 6 58 27 26 117

B.Com., 4 33 13 14 64II Year B.Sc., 2 52 18 22 94

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B.Com., 2 32 16 11 61III Year B.Sc., 6 62 9 17 94

B.Com., 4 30 13 14 6124 267 95 104 491

Facilities provided to the students

Category Number of Students

College Hostel 485

Government Free Hostel 268

Bus Pass Holders 1341

Vernacular Medium Students 520

Scholarship Holders 1786

1. New academic programmes initiated

Nil

2. Innovations in Curricular design and Transaction.

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University introduced the choice based credit system

from the academic year 2008-2009 onwards, as per the recommendations of the Tamil

Nadu State Council for Higher Education (TANSCHE). Faculty members in the Board of

studies of M.S. University attended the meetings of the standing committee and gave their

valuable ideas in designing the curriculum and framing the syllabus. Skill based subjects,

non-major electives and applied subjects - electives are included in the present syllabus.

All the skill - based subjects and non-major electives are designed in such a way

that they facilitate horizontal movement. For example, a student of B.A., English

Literature studies, Bee keeping offered by the Department of Advanced Zoology and Bio-

technology or students of B.Sc., Physics studies “Numerical Ability” offered by the

Department of Mathematics.

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3. Inter disciplinary programme started

Social Value Education and Environmental Studies are given as Inter-disciplinary

subjects.

4. Examination reforms implemented

In the choice based credit system student’s performance is evaluated at the college

level by giving periodical class tests and 3 internal tests. According to the university

norms 25 marks are allotted for internal assessment and 75 marks for university

examination. 20 marks are allotted for internal test and 5 marks for assignment. Out of the

3 internal tests average of the best two are considered and taken for internal assessment.

Centralised model examination based on the university evaluation method is

followed. Answer scripts are valued and the progress reports are sent to the parents

of the students.

University conducts examination at the end of each semester.

For science students, practical examination will be conducted at the end of the

academic year.

For Social Value Education, Environmental Studies and for major subjects

compulsory project is given and marks are allotted for that.

For major subject project, group projects are given. They are evaluated by external

examiners by conducting viva voce.

For visually impaired students, scribers are appointed to help them in writing the

university examinations.

5. Candidates qualified NET / SLET / GATE etc

K. Kavitha

P. Nachiyar

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6. Initiative towards Faculty Development Programme

(i) Staff Members doing Ph.D., on part time basis

Sl. No. Name of the Teacher Department

1. Mrs. Kala Gopi Tamil

2. Mrs. R. Chinnathai Tamil

3. Mrs. Jasmine Andrew English

4. Mrs. Y. Vijila Jebaruby English

5. Mrs. Linda Chella English

6. Mrs. Sumitha Commerce

7. Mrs. Doris Kezia Annie English

8. Mrs. Vimala Ramani English

9. Mrs. Grasha Jacob Computer Science

10. Mrs. Esther History

11. Mrs. Deepa History

12. Mrs. Sherley Thangam Maths

13. Mrs. Vanaja Physics

14. Mrs. Lily Euscharista Physics

15. Mrs. Daisy Physics

(iii) The following Staff members were awarded Ph.D., during the academic year

2009-10

Sl. No. Name of the Teacher Department

1. Dr. A. S. Mrs. Vijila Samerin English

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Staff members who have attended Seminars

Department of Tamil

S. No Name of the teacher Title of the seminar Venue

1. Dr. R. Sivasankari “rq;ffhyr; Nrhoh;fspd; Ml;rpapy;

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04.02.2011 – 05.02.2011.

2. Mrs. R. Manjula Role of women journals in women

empowerment

Rani Anna Govt. College for women, Tirunelveli,

March 31 & April 1st

, 2011

3. Dr. Mrs. S. Rukmoni Role of women journals in women

empowerment

Rani Anna Govt. College for women, Tirunelveli, March

31 & April 1st

, 2011

4. Mrs. R. Chinnathai Role of women journals in women

empowerment


31 & April 1st

, 2011

5. Dr. Mrs. T. Rahini. Role of women journals in women

empowerment


31 & April 1st

, 2011

6. Dr. Ms. R. Sivasankari Role of women journals in women

empowerment


31 & April 1st

, 2011

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Department of English

7. Dr. Mrs. N. Velammal Role of women journals in women

empowerment


31 & April 1st

, 2011

8. Mrs. N. Chidambaravalli Role of women journals in women

empowerment


31 & April 1st

, 2011

9. Mrs. K. KalaGopi Role of women journals in women

empowerment


31 & April 1st

, 2011

S.No. Name Seminar / Workshop

attended

Papers

presented

Level / sponsor College / University Date

1 Dr. (Mrs) G. Seethalakshmi

Ammal

Seminar on paradigm shift

in postcolonial Theory

- - St. Xavier’s College,

Palayamkottai.

10.02.2011,

11.02.2011

2. Mrs. Jasmine Andrew Seminar on paradigm shift

in postcolonial Theory

- - St. Xavier’s College,

Palayamkottai.

10.02.2011,

11.02.2011

3. Mrs. Y. Vijila Jebaruby Unique Indian Postcolonial

Condition: Culture and

Gander

- National V.O.C College,

Tuticorin

24.03.2011

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Department of Chemistry

4. Mrs. R. Linda Chella Workshop on

Communicative Approach

to English Language

Teaching

The Australian

Bush land :

Celestial City

with a

Difference

National Scott

Christian College,

Nagercoil

(Autonomous)

29.01.2011

6. Mrs. A. S. Vijila Samerin National Seminar on

Production and reception

of Dalit litt.

- National Pondicherry

University

30th & 31st

March 2011

8. Mrs. N. Karpagavalli Seminar on Unique Indian

Postcolonial culture and

Gender

- - V.O. C. College

Tuticorin

25.03.2011

Name of the teacher Title of the seminar Venue

MRs. Kathija Beevi Chemistry for Changing Times St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai 04.02.2011. (National)

Shrinking Wetlands! Raising Global

Temperature~!!

Rani Anna Govt. College for women, Tirunelveli

July 21 – 22, 2011

Mrs. Mariselvi Chemistry for Changing Times St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai 04.02.2011. (National)


Temperature~!!


July 21 – 22, 2011

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Department of Zoology

Mrs. Uma Rajalakshmi Chemistry for Changing Times St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai 04.02.2011. (National)


Temperature~!!


July 21 – 22, 2011

Mrs. J.L. Sheila Sylvia Shrinking Wetlands! Raising Global

Temperature~!!


July 21 – 22, 2011

Dr. Mrs. C.V. Mythili Shrinking Wetlands! Raising Global

Temperature~!!


July 21 – 22, 2011

Mrs. V. Shunmuga Vadioo Shrinking Wetlands! Raising Global

Temperature~!!


July 21 – 22, 2011

Mrs. A. Neela Shrinking Wetlands! Raising Global

Temperature~!!


July 21 – 22, 2011


Dr. Mrs. C. Padmalatha Shrinking Wetlands! Raising Global

Temperature~!!


July 21 – 22, 2011

Mrs. P. Victoria

Thangam


Temperature~!!


July 21 – 22, 2011

Mrs. J. Sumitha Shrinking Wetlands! Raising Global

Temperature~!!


July 21 – 22, 2011

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Department of Botany


Dr. Mr. A. Saravana Ganthi State level seminar on “Bioprospecting of Bioresources”

The MDT Hindu College, Tirunelveli 28th Jan 2011.

National seminar on “Prospective approaches and applications in sports science”

The MDT Hindu College, Tirunelveli 4th Feb. 2011.

National seminar on “Applications of Nanotechnology in current Agricultural Practices”

Dr. Zahir Husain College, Ilayankudi 09 – 10, Feb., 2011.

National seminar on “Recent Trends in Natural Products Chemistry”

Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli on 18, March, 2011.

Selvi. S. Rajeswari Shrinking Wetlands! Raising Global

Temperature~!!


July 21 – 22, 2011

IQAC Seminar on ICT in HEI Sri Parasakthi College, Courtallum 28, 29 – 07 - 2011

Mrs. Rani Vijaya IQAC Seminar on ICT in HEI Sri Parasakthi College, Courtallum 28, 29 – 07 – 2011


Temperature~!!

Rani Anna Govt. College for women, Tirunelveli July 21 – 22,

2011

Dr. D. Lily Shrinking Wetlands! Raising Global

Temperature~!!


July 21 – 22, 2011

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Department of Commerce

Name of the staff Date Venue Title

Dr. Ransom Ruth

Hephzibah

21 and 22

July,2011

Rani Anna Government College for

Women, Tirunelveli,

Shrinking Wetlands! Raising Global Temperature

March 31st and

April 1st 2011


Women, Tirunelveli

The role of Women’s Journals in the Development of

Women

17th and 18th June

2011

PG Research Centre of Economics, Scott

Christian College (Autonomous),

Nagercoil,

Globalization and Agricultural Labour Market

May 7, 2011 Research Centre for Religious, Historical

and Linguistic Studies, Idayankudi

Tenth All India Conference of BCRC

1st January 27 –

29, 2011.

Department of Commerce, Pondicherry

University

4th International Conference on Micro Finance –

Financial inclusion and Financial Literacy

Mrs. J. Sunitha 21 and 22

July,2011


Women, Tirunelveli,


March 31st and

April 1st 2011


Women, Tirunelveli


Women

Mrs. Rubavathy Paul 21 and 22

July,2011


Women, Tirunelveli,


March 31st and

April 1st 2011


Women, Tirunelveli


Women

21st and 22nd

January 2011

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University,

Tirunelveli,

UGC Sponsored International Seminar on the

Emerging Dimensions of Banking Sector in the Global

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Scenario

24th and 25th

March 2011

Department of Commerce, S.T. Hindu

College, Nagercoil

UGC Sponsored National seminar on Opportunities

and Challenges of Special Economic Zone and its

impact on Industry, Trade and Commerce in India

Dr. V. Darling Selvi 5th and 6th August, Scott Christian College (Autonomous),

Nagercoil

UGC Sponsored National Seminar on Unorganised

Sector

15th and 16th July,

2011

Bishop Selvamony Retreat Centre,

Kanyakumari

Planning Commission of India Sponsored National

Seminar titled Engendering Agriculture Development:

Emerging Perspective, Issues, Challenges and

Strategies

21 and 22

July,2011


Women, Tirunelveli,


March 31st and

April 1st 2011


Women, Tirunelveli


Women

22 and 23rd June

2011

Department of Business Administration,

Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College,

Sivakasi

UGC Sponsored National Conference on Value Based

Management – Principles and paradigms

17th and 18th June

2011

PG Research Centre of Economics, Scott

Christian College (Autonomous),

Nagercoil

UGC Sponsored National Seminar on Globalisation

and Agricultural Labour Market

May 7, 2011 Bishop Caldwell Research Centre for

Religious, Historical and Linguistic

Studies, Idayankudi

Tenth All India Conference of BCRC

5/04/2011 Department of Women’s Studies, Economic Governance of Women through

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Alagappa University, Karaikudi Employment”, International Conference on Women in

Governance (ICWIG – 2011)

24-26th March

2011

Faculty of Management Studies, Alagappa

Studies, Alagappa University, Karaikudi

International Conference on BUSINESS MOSAIC –

SA RI GA MA PA DA NI

19 and 20th March

2011

Department of Commerce (C.S),

Government Arts College, Paramakudi

National Seminar on Banking Services – Rights and

Responsibilities of Consumers

2/02/2011 Centre for Women’s Studies, Alagappa

University, Karaikudi

National Conference on Gender Gap in India (NCGG –

2011)

29/01/2011 Scott Christian College, Nagercoil UGC Sponsored Seminar on Human Values and Ethics

January 28 and 29,

2011

Kalasalingam University International Conference on Consumer Protection

January 27 – 29,

2011

Department of Commerce, Pondicherry

University

4th International Conference on Micro Finance –

Financial inclusion and Financial Literacy

January 21,22,

2011

Department of Commerce, Manonmaniam

Sundaranar University

UGC Sponsored International Seminar on Emerging

Dimensions of Banking Sector in the Global Scenario

Dr. R. Ezhil Jasmine 21 and 22

July,2011


Women, Tirunelveli,


March 31st and

April 1st 2011


Women, Tirunelveli


Women

Dr. S. Mabel Latha

Rani

21 and 22

July,2011


Women, Tirunelveli,


March 31st and

April 1st 2011


Women, Tirunelveli


Women

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Department of Mathematics

Department of Computer Science

Department of History


Mrs. S. Pragasi Arul Jothi Seminar on Human Rights Holy Cross College, Nagercoil, 22 – 3 -2011

Mrs. A. Theeba Contribution of Nehru’s Family Sarah Tucker College, Tirunelveli – 23 – 2 - 2011


T.A. Sherley Thangam Mathematics for computing Kerala University, National; 08.02.2011 – 11.02.2011.


Mrs. R. Shenbagavcalli Face gait Recongnation to words video

surveillance

Sri Vidya Eng. College, Virudhu Nagar National

07.01.2011 – 08.01.2011.

Mrs. Christy Rama Face gait Recongnation to words video

surveillance

Sri Vidya Eng. College, Virudhu Nagar National

07.01.2011 – 08.01.2011.

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Portuguese in the pearl fishery coast St. Mary’s College, Tuticorin 14 & 15 July 2011.

Dr. Mrs. A. Vanaja Battles fought by Trumalanayar Mannar Tirumalai Nayakar College, Pasumalai Jan. 21 , 22

2011

Mr. M. Ambika Kumar Seminar on Human Rights Holy Cross College, Nagercoil, 22 – 3 -2011

Paper Presented in Seminars/conferences

Department of Commerce

Name of the

staff

Date Venue Title of the paper

Dr. Ransom Ruth

Hephzibah

17th and 18th June 2011 PG Research Centre of Economics, Scott

Christian College (Autonomous), Nagercoil,

Constraints of Agriculture Marketing


Religious, Historical and Linguistic Studies,

Idayankudi

Missionary Work of Robert Caldwell through

Education

January 27 – 29, 2011 Department of Commerce, Pondicherry

University

Financial Inclusion through Self Help Groups

Mrs. Rubavathy

Paul

24th and 25th March 2011 Department of Commerce, S.T. Hindu

College, Nagercoil

Overview of Special Economic Zone in India

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V. Darling Selvi 5th and 6th August, Scott Christian College (Autonomous),

Nagercoil

Women Employment in the Informal Sector with

Special Reference to Tiles Industries

15th and 16th July, 2011 Bishop Selvamony Retreat Centre,

Kanyakumari

Women in Agro based industries with special

reference to Coir industries in Kanyakumari

District

22 and 23rd June 2011 Department of Business Administration,

Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College, Sivakasi

Biblical Way of Commitment towards Excellence

in Workplace

Professional Ethics in Teaching Profession

17th and 18th June 2011 PG Research Centre of Economics, Scott

Christian College (Autonomous), Nagercoil

Vulnerability of Women to Low Wages in the

Agriculture Employment

Constraints of Agriculture Marketing

A Scenario of Spices Cultivation in Kanyakumari

District


Religious, Historical and Linguistic Studies,

Idayankudi

Robert Caldwell – The Pioneer Architect of

Tirunelveli Diocese

Missionary Work of Robert Caldwell through

Education

5/04/2011 Department of Women’s Studies, Alagappa


Economic Governance of Women through

Employment

Violation of Women’s Rights through Domestic

Violence

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24-

26th March 2011

Faculty of Management Studies, Alagappa

Studies, Alagappa University, Karaikudi

Strategies for Successful Marketing

19

and 20th March 2011

Department of Commerce (C.S),

Government Arts College, Paramakudi

Extension of Customer Services of banks through

Redressal Mechanism

2/02/2011 Centre for Women’s Studies, Alagappa


Educational Status of Women in Higher

Education

29/01/2011 Scott Christian College, Nagercoil Quality Enhancement through Professional Ethics

Ethics in Education

January 28 and 29, 2011 Kalasalingam University Customer attitude towards Spices Consumption in

Kanyakumari District

January 27 – 29, 2011 Department of Commerce, Pondicherry

University

The Role of Mahalir Association for Literacy

Awareness and Rights (MALAR) in the Social

Empowerment of SHGs

Financial Inclusion through Self Help Groups

Kisan Credit Cards – A Source for Financial

Inclusion and an aid to farmers

January 21,22, 2011 Department of Commerce, Manonmaniam

Sundaranar University

Financial Inclusion of Banking Services through

No Frills Account

Management of Non Performing Assets by

Cooperatives

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Department of Zoology

Name of the Staff Date Venue Title of the paper

Dr. C. Padmalatha 21 & 22.7.2001 Rani Anna Govt, College, Tirunelveli. A Report on Migratory Birds of Koonthankulam.

Dr. D. Lily 21.1.2011

31.1.2011

2.4.2011

Ethiraj College, Chennai.

Sadakathullah Appa College, Tirunelveli

Scott Christian College, Nagercoil

Chemical Communication a tool for Conservation and Continuity of race.

Bat Conservation.

Chemical signaling in bat species.

Department of Chemistry

Name of the staff Date Venue Title of the paper

Dr. C. V. Mythili 21 and 22

July,2011


Women, Tirunelveli, Shrinking

Wetlands! Raising Global Temperature

Synthesis of SrO4 Nanoparticles using biotemplate methods

Utilization of Bioresource - CNSL – Monomer in polymer

synthesis

6, 7th Jan,

2011

Sri Parasakthi College Courtallum Synthsis and thermal properties of diazotized cardanol –

formaldehyde

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Department of Botany

Name of the Staff Date Venue

Title of the paper

Dr. A. Saravana Ganthi

28th Jan 2011. The MDT Hindu College, Tirunelveli Documentation of medicinal plants used by the people of Radhapuram Taluk, Tirunelveli district

4th Feb. 2011 The MDT Hindu College, Tirunelveli “Antioxidants for sports and fitness

09 – 10, Feb., 2011 Dr. Zahir Husain College, Ilayankudi DNA Chips in Molecular standardization of Herbal Drugs

Department of English

Name of the Staff Title of the paper Title of the paper Venue Date

Mrs. R. Linda Chella Workshop on Communicative

Approach to English Language

Teaching

The Australian Bush land

: Celestial City with a

Difference

Scott

Christian College, Nagercoil

(Autonomous)

29.01.2011

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Workshops attended

Name of the staff Title Venue

Mrs. J.L. Sheila Sylvia Micro Scale experiment in chemistry National level;

03.02.2010 – 05.02.2011

S.T. Hindu College, Nagercoil

Dr. Mrs. C.V. Mythili Micro Scale experiment in chemistry National level

03.02.2010 – 05.02.2011


Mrs. V. Shunmuga Vadioo Micro Scale experiment in chemistry National level;

03.02.2010 – 05.02.2011


Dr. Lighty George State Level; 12.02.2011 – 13.02.2011 Aravind Eye Hospital Tirunelveli

Mrs. Rani Vijaya State level; 12.02.2011 – 13.02.2011 Aravind Eye Hospital Tirunelveli

Paper Published in Journals

Name of the Staff Title Journal’s Name

Dr. C. Padmalatha Impact of Supplementation of Amway Protein on the Economic

Character and Energy Budget of Silk Worm Bombyx mori. L.

Asian Journal of Animal Sciences., 5 (3) :

190 – 195, 2011.

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Molecular Variation in the Selected Races of Mulberry Silk Worm

Bombyx mori.L.

Cadmium toxicity exposure – Induced oxidative stress in post natal

development of Wistar rats.

RAC Journal of Research., Volume 1 No.2; 1

– 4 ,

Feb 2011.

Journal of Toxicology and Enviorn. Health

Science. Vol.3(7) PP 176- 179, Jul 2011.

P. Victoria Thangam Vegetable Waste : A suitable raw material for vermicompost and its

impact on the Growth of Morus indica.

RAC Journal of Research., 1. (2)., PP 72 –

73.Feb 2011.

J. Sumitha A Report on Migratory birds of Koonthankolam. Souvenir & Abstracts National Seminar on

Shrinking Wetlands ! Raising Global

Temperature !! PP.42

S.Rajeswari A Report on the survey of fresh water larval fish culture at Kooniyur,

Karambai and Manimutharu.

RAc Journal of Research., Volume.1.

No.2.PP: 86 – 88, Feb 2011.

Dr.D.Lily Chemical Communication a tool for Conservation and continuity of

race – A case study with bats.

Chemical signaling in bat species.

Journal of Biotechnology ,Jan 11.

Journal of Scott Research Forum Apr 2011.

C. Rani Vijaya “Reduce, Recycle and Reuse of Coir waste using Eudrilus eugeniae”. RAC Journal of Research., Volume.1., No: 2

PP: 51 – 52.

Dr. C. V. Mythili Experimental and theoretical investigations of benzamide oxime Spectro Chemica Acta part A Molecular and

Biomolecular spectroscopy 79 (2011): 245 -

253.

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Density functional theory studies on vibrational and electronic spectra

of 2choloro 6 methoxy pyridine

Spectro Chemica Acta part A Molecular and

Biomolecular spectroscopy 78 (2011): 1625 -

1632.

Synthesis FT – IR, FT – Raman and quantum chemical investigation

of (M - Methyl Phenyl) 2,2 Dicholoro Acetamyde

European Journal of Chemistry 2(1) 2011: 70

– 76.

Synthesis characterization and thermal studies some diazotized p –

anisidina cardonol formaldehyde resins

Der Chemica Sinica 2(3) 2011: 138 – 146.

Synthesis of SrO4 Nanoparticles using biotemplate methods RAc Journal of Research 1(2): 47 – 50 2011.

Dr. A. Saravana

Ganthi

“Comparative Anatomical studies on seeda of Mucuna Adams and Canavalia DC”

“A Study on the Flora of Kolanthamamalai Hill, Tirunelveli District, Tamil Nadu”

Indian Journal of Natural Products and Resources 2(1) 81 – 87 – 2011.

Advances in Plant Sciences 24 (1) 283 –290 – 2011.

Dr. Mrs. T. Rahini. FLk;g tpsf;F xU FwNshtpak; RAC journal of Research Vol. I. No. 2. 2011: 102 – 104.

Dr. Ms. R.

Sivasankari

nrly; rptfhkp fjh khe;jh;fs; czh;j;Jk; rpj;jhe;j fUj;Jfs; RAC journal of Research Vol. I. No. 2. 2011; 38 – 41

Dr. Ransom Ruth

Hephzibah

Performance of Agriculture Credit during the Tenth Five Year Plan

Period

RAC Journal of Research 2011

Globalisation and Agricultural Labour Market Constraints of Agriculture Marketing 2011

Financial Inclusion through Self Help Groups Growth with Equity Financial Inclusion 2011

V. Darling Selvi Determinants of Income Generation in Small Scale Industries B. Digest, Journal of Commerce and

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Research

Adherence of Customer Needs through Redressal Mechanism of

Banks

International Journal of Research and

Management, (Online Publication)

Economic Status of Ageing B. Digest, Journal of Commerce and

Research

Performance of Agriculture Credit during the Tenth Five Year Plan

Period

RAC Journal of Research

Women in Agro based industries with special reference to Coir

industries in Kanyakumari District

Engendering Agriculture Development:

Emerging Perspective, issues, challenges and

Strategies

Education and Employment: Powerful Keys for Women Development Women and Development

Micro Finance: A Milestone in the development of Women in India Women and Development

Women Empowerment through Entrepreneurship Training Women Entrepreneurship in the changing

Scenario

Causes of Stress among women in Unorganized Sectors Women Entrepreneurship in the changing

Scenario

Vulnerability of Women to Low Wages in the Agriculture

Employment

Globalisation and Agricultural Labour

Market

Constraints of Agriculture Marketing Globalisation and Agricultural Labour

Market

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A Scenario of Spices Cultivation in Kanyakumari District Globalisation and Agricultural Labour

Market

Quality Enhancement through professional Ethics Human Values and Ethics

Ethics in Education Human Values and Ethics

The Role of Consumer Protection and National Disputes Redressal

Commission as a powerful Redressal Mechanism for Consumers

Consumer Protection Perceptions for

Intervention

The Role of Mahalir Association for Literacy Awareness and Rights

(MALAR) in the Social Empowerment of SHGs

Growth with Equity Financial Inclusion

Financial Inclusion through Self Help Groups Growth with Equity Financial Inclusion

Kisan Credit Cards – A Source for Financial Inclusion and an aid to

farmers

Growth with Equity Financial Inclusion

Financial Inclusion of Banking Services through No Frills Account Banking Sector in the Global Scenario

Women Employment in the Informal Sector with Special Reference to

Tiles Industries

New Vistas: Challenges and Prospects,

Women in Informal Sector

Impact of Employment for Women through Unorganised Sectors

Unorgasnised Sector: A Source for Employment and Empowerment Exploring Issues of Women in Unorganised

Sector

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(v) Staff members who attended refresher courses

Name of the staff Venue Title

V. Darling Selvi Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai Strategies for Sustainability

Dr. S. Mabel Latha Rani Tamilnadu State Council for Higher Education and UGC-Academic

Staff College, University of Madras

Orientation Programme

Mrs. A. Doris Kezia Annie Kerala University 18 – 07 – 2011 to 8 – 8 2011 Refresher Course

Mrs. N. Karpagavalli Kerala University 18 – 07 – 2011 to 8 – 8 2011 Refresher Course

(viii) Book Publication

1. Teaching of History Paper- II Dec. 2010 – Dept. of History

2. myf;fz;> Nehf;fhy; - Dept. of Tamil

3. muthzpg; G+f;fs; _ Dept. of Tamil

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4. Total Number of Seminars / Workshops conducted

(i) Seminars Organised

Department Date Topic Funding Agency

Tamil March 31 & April 1st

, 2011 Role of women journals in women empowerment

UGC

Botany July 21 – 22, 2011 Shrinking Wetlands! Raising Global Temperature~!!

Ministry of Earth Sciences, Govt. of India, New Delhi

8. Research Projects

(a) Ongoing

Sl. No.

Name of the FacultyName of the

ProjectTitle Amount

1. Dr. C. Padmalatha UGC, Major Disease Management in the Silk worm, Bombyx mori, utilizing probiotic and immune modulating Neutraceuticals

Rs. 11,44,800

2. Dr. V. Gurumoorthy UGC, Major A Study of Social Development in Samathuvapuram of Tamil Nadu Rs. 6,27,300

3. Dr. V. Gurumoorthy ICSSR The study of Social Structure and Structural Changes among Kaniyan of Tamil Nadu

Rs. 1,59,000

4. Dr. Ranson Ruth Hepsibah

UGC, Minor Sustainability for SGH Training in Kanyakumari District Rs. 55,000

5. Dr. A. Saravana Gandhi

UGC, Minor Status of Wetlands in Tirunelveli District, Tamil Nadu - Strategies for Restoration Conservation and Management

Rs. 75,000

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9. Patents generated, if any

Patent filed by Dr. C. PadmalathaNovel antimicrobial, antiviral and antitumour compound from marine sponge Spirastrella

inconstans var. globosa Dendy . www.ipindia. .nic.in (1035 / CHE / 2011).

10. New Collaborative Research Programmes

Collaborative Research Programmes of UGC, DST and DBT projects are with

1. Sri Paramakalyani College, Alwarkurichi.

2. St. Xavier's College, Palayamkottai.

3. Department of Ayush, Survey of Medicinal Plants Unit, Mettur, Salem.

11. Research Grants Received from Various Agencies

(i) Rs. 19,02,100/- for Major & Minor Research Projects from UGC.

(ii) Rs. 1,59,000/- from ICSSR.

12. Details of Research Scholars

(i) Details of Staff Members guiding Research Scholars

Sl. No.

Name of the Staff DepartmentNumber of Scholars

doing Ph.D.,

Number of Scholars

doing M.Phil.,

1. Dr. S. Rukmani Tamil

2. Dr. T. Rahini Tamil 1 2

3. Dr. N. Velammal Tamil 8 3

4. Dr. R.S. Sugirtha Basmath Tamil 8 4

5. Dr. V. Gurumoorthy Human Resource Development

3 3

6. Dr. C.v. Mythili Chemistry 1

7. Dr. C. Padmalatha Advanced Zoology & Biotechnology

7 1

8. Dr. Annie D. Ambrose Advanced Zoology & Biotechnology

1 1

9. Dr. A. Saravana Gandhi Botany 4 -Dr. V. Darling Selvi Commerce 6 1

Dr. R. Ezhil Jasmine Commerce 6Management 1

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13. Honours / Awards to the Faculty

(i) Awards received by the faculty

Sl. No. Name of the Staff Award Received

1. Dr. C. Padmalatha Best Educationalist

(ii) The following staff members were awarded Ph.D., by Manonmaniam Sundaranar

University, Tirunelveli.

1. Dr. A. S. Vijil Samerin, Department of English

14. Citation Index of faculty members and Impact Factors

Name Name of the Journal Impact factor

Dr. C. V. Mythili Spectro chemical acta 1.60

Jr. of Applied polymer Sci. 1.20

Dr. C. Padma Latha Current Science 3.00

Tropical Ecology 0.75

Bull. Environ. Contam. Toxicology 1.50

Asian Jr. Microbiology 1.50

Academic Press Journal 6.5

15. Internal Resources Generated

Parent Teachers Association fund : Rs. 13,16,150/-

Computer Literacy Programme : Rs. 7, 76, 450/-

17. Community Services

(i) National Service Scheme (NSS)

Special camp was conducted from 05 – 01 – 2011 to 11 – 01 – 2011 at Redaiyar

patti, Tirunelveli. In this camp various awareness programmes such as complete

sanitation, child labour problem, youth welfare, importance of nutrition, women

empowerment, selt-employment, Environmental awareness programme, Aids

awareness programme were organized.

On 25 – 01 – 2011 35 volunteers participated in the rally organized by collectorate

on voter’s day awareness. On the same dzy our students educated the public of

Thulukar Kulam on biodegradable manures.

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On 27 – 01 – 2011 Village cleanliness day was celebrated at Thulukar Kulam

On 28 – 01 – 2011 the Dean of Agarwal Eye Hospital Mr. Lion Raj Gave a Special

talk on Impotence of Eye.

On 08 – 01 – 2011 Agarwal Eye Hospital conducted a free Eye Camp in the

college campus.

Programme officers participated in the two days programme conducted by M.S.

University (10 – 02 – 2011 – 11 – 02 – 2011)

(ii) National Cadet Corps (N.C.C.)

69 cadets participated in the combined annual camp held at National Engineering

College, Kovilpatti from 8 – 02 – 2011 to 17 – 2 – 2011.

36 cadets attended B certificate examination and 29 cadets attended C certificate

examination.

4 cadets participated in the CAT camp CUM TSC (B)/TSC (G) held at VSVN

College, Virudhunagar from 18 – 5 – 2011 to 25 – 5 2011.

2 cadets participated in the CAT camp CUM TSC (B)/TSC (G) held at St. Xavier’s

College, Palayamkottai from 3 – 6 – 2011 to 12 – 6 - 2011.

4 cadets participated in the CAT camp CUM TSC (B)/TSC (G) held at Madurai

from 15 – 6 – 2011 to 24 – 6 - 2011.

CAT camp CUM TSC (B)/TSC (G) was conducted at Rani Anna Govt. for women

from 26 – 08 – 2011 to 06 – 07 – 2011. 25 cadets and NCC officer participated in

the camp. Vellaidurachi won second prize in firing completion.

3 cadets selected for pre R.D. Camp. The select6ion was held at PSN Engineering

College, Malathidiyur, Tirunelveli from 22 – 7 – 2001 to 31 – 07 – 2011

4 cadets actively participated in the special integration camp 2011 held at Sainik

School, Punglwa (North Eastern region) from 28 – 05 – 2011

4 cadets participated in the NCC girls trekking expedition 2011 (SW/JW) held at

Nilgiris from 4 – 5 – 2011 to 17 – 5 – 2011.

Cadet M. Petchammal TN/SW/08 44354 received Sahara Scholarship and a cash

award Rs twelve thousand

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(iii) Social Service League

Sl. No. Date Department Place Visited Service Rendered1. 02 – 02 2011 Tamil ARCH Rehabilitation

Home Distributed snacks and sweets and interacted with them.

2. 09 – 02 - 2011 English Blind School, Palayamkottai

Made awareness about cleanliness & distributed sweets & writing materials to them.

3. 29 – 01 - 2011 Maths Disabled and Mentally Retarded School, at Anayarkulam, Palayamkottai

Interacted with them & distributed snacks.

4. 23.01.2011 Zoology Orphanage at Donavoor Students made them happy & distributed snacks.

5. 09 – 02 - 2011 Chemistry Home for Blind, Maharaja Nagar, Tirunelveli

Donated note books & snacks.

6. 09.02.2011 Physics 'Shalom' Old aged home, Palayamkottai

Distributed fruits & Horlicks

7. 10.02.2011 Computer Science

Lawrence Old aged home, Kurichi, Tirunelveli

Distributed snacks & cosmetics and had a fellowship with them.

9. 10.02.2011 History Home for the aged and Blind, Palayamkottai

Interacted with them & distributed snacks.

10. 10.02.2011 Commerce Lawrence Old aged home, Kurichi, Tirunelveli

Distributed snacks & cosmetics and had a fellowship with them.

(iv) Youth Welfare

Our students participated in various competitions conducted by Youth Welfare

Department and won prizes.

Many of our students participated in the 17th Youth Festival conducted by

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli. C. Valliammal of English

Department secured I prize in the Essay competition.

200 students appeared in the Cultural Education Examination conducted by

Vivekanandha Institute, Kanyakumari. All of them passed in that examination and

got certificates.

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(vi) Red Ribbon Club – RRC

Sl. No. Date Programme / Activities

1. 07.01.2011 RRC Regional Manager Mr. Manikandan delivered a lecture on the

NSS special camp held at Rediyarpatti, Tirunelveli

2. 10.02.2011,

11.02.2011

Orientation Programme held at M.S. University attended by RRC

programme officer.

18. Teachers and Officers newly recruited

(i) The following Guest Lecturers are recruited for Shift II classes in various

departments.

Sl. No. Name of the Lecturer Department

1. Mrs. H. Fatima Parvin Computer Science

2. Mrs. J. Shanthy Computer Science

3. Ms. T. Perumal Rani Computer Science

4. Ms. R. Anandha Dhanalakshmi Computer Science

5. Ms. M. Nelga Devi Computer Science

6. Ms. M. Vijaya Chitra Computer Science

7. Mrs. C. Rani Vijaya Zoology

8. Ms. R. Dhana Ranalakshmi Chemistry

9. Mrs. S. Daphne Rebekal Chemistry

10. Mrs. R. Pathampriyal Chemistry

11. Ms. N. Subbulakshmi Physics

12. Ms. A. Shanthi Physics

13. Ms. A. Muthu Kumari Physics

14. Ms. K. Geetha Physics

15. Ms. M.K. Syed Ali Fatima MHR

16. Ms. P. Murugeswari MHR

17. Ms. K. Devanesam MHR

18. Ms. S. Kavitha Commerce

19. Ms. V. Raji Commerce

20. Ms. I. Iris Margaret Commerce

21. Ms. U. Hema Latha Commerce

22. Ms. M. Banu Commerce

23. Ms. A. Arul Pappa (PTA) Commerce

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24. Ms. P. Merlin (PTA) Commerce

25. Mrs. B. Uma Maheswri Maths

26. Dr. Mrs. S. Subbulakshmi Maths

27. Ms. R. Uma Mageshwari Maths

28. Ms. P. Regin Marry Maths

29. Ms. S. Subbulakshmi Maths

30. Ms. R. Chitra Lekha Maths

31. Ms. A. Mallika Maths

32. Mrs. P. Parvathi History

33. Ms. P. Bagavathi English

34. Ms. M. Krishnaveni English

35. Ms. G. Alagammal Tamil

36. Ms. D. Indira Tamil

37. Ms. N. Uma Devi Tamil

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19. Teaching and Non-teaching Staff Ratio

Teaching Staff Non-Teaching Staff Ratio

68 10 7:1

20. Improvements in the Library Services

Purchased books to a tune of Rs. 1,10,000/- for various competitive exams such as

SET & NET, TNPSC, SSC, Railway Recruitment Board, Banking Services, UPSC

and for conducting special coaching classes

New books worth about Rs. 1,00,000/- was donated by Tamil Nadu Government

and a foreign company, and they are given to the book banks of all departments.

New books worth about Rs. 50,000/- was purchased under state fund.

22. Course in which students’ assessment of Teachers is introduced and the action

taken on student feed back

Teacher performance was assessed by the students of all departments. Questions

were given to the students which include the assessment of teachers who handled various

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subjects during the courses of the study period. The assessment was made in the form of

five point scale (i.e.) Excellent, Very Good, Good, Satisfactory and Poor.

Subject Assessment Excellent % Very Good % Good %Subject Knowledge 85 10.5 4.5Preparation 66.3 27.8 5.9Punctuality 83.8 12.0 4.2Teaching method 75.2 22.0 2.8Interaction 58.6 30.5 10.9Innovative methods 62.3 23.6 14.1Evaluation 82 12.4 5.6Communication skill 79.9 14.7 5.4Accessibility outside the class 58.2 28.6 13.2Mannerism 82.5 11.6 5.9Overall impression 73.5 20.7 5.8

23. Feedback from Stake holders

Details maintained in the respective departments.

Further feedback about the general administration, facilities available in the college

and hostel are obtained from the parents of the students and they are maintained by

the IQAC.

24. Unit cost of Education

With Salary Component - Rs. 34000.87

Without Salary Component - Rs. 742.20

25. Computerisation of administration and the process of admissions and

examination results

Salary for Teaching and Non-teaching staff Accounts, loan details and office

documents are being carried out by computers.

The entire admission system is computerized and the processes are transparent.

The data of all the students selected for admission are kept in the computer for time

to time analysis.

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The University conducts examination at the end of each semester and issues the

certificates in the corresponding semester. The whole process is computerized

26. Increase in infra structure facilities

Instruments and books worth to a tune of Rs. 3>00>000/- were purchased.

Government of Tamil Nadu has sanctioned Rs. 24,00,000/- for the maintenance of

buildings and the electrical works.

27. Technology Up gradation

Air condition is provided to principal room.

Inverter with battery backup is procured for the college hostel.

A new LCD projector was purchased for NAAC purpose.

Computers and accessories including printer, batteries and UPS were purchased.

Teaching Materials were prepared for power point presentation in all the

departments.

29. Financial Aid to students

Sl. No. Name of the ScholarshipNumber of

BeneficiariesAmount

Rs.

1. Scholarship for Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe

182 11,83,000/-

2. Special Education Scholarship 425 14,67,731/-

3. Scholarship for Backward and Most Backward 673 6,79,254/-

4. Tamil Medium Fund 520 2,08,000

5. University aid fund 9 18,675/-

6. E.V.R. Nagammai Scholarship 11 24,750/-

7. Students Aid Fund 24 10,500/-

8. Farmers Scholarship 11 24,750

9. Beedi Scholarship 484 14,52,000

30. Activities and support from alumni association

26th Graduation day was celebrated in Collaboration with alumni association on

23.02.2011. Lfd. Dr. Durairaj, Controller of Examinations of Manonmaniam

Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli delivered the convocation address and

distributed the degree certificates to 541 graduates.

Alumni association meetings were conducted regularly.

Alumni have created an alumni fund to help the poor students.

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31. Activities and support from the Parent Teachers Association

Parent Teachers Association general body meetings were convened regularly.

Parents were informed of all the curricular and co-curricular activities that would

be carried out in the college.

Number of staff assisted by PTA

Guest Lecturers - 4

Office Assistants – 6

Computer operator – 1

Lab Assistant - 2

Watchman - 1

Sweeper - 3

32. Health Services

Periodical health checkup camps were organized for students.

The blood group of students studying in our college on 5 – 08 – 2011 is typed and

submitted to blood donors bank. If there is any need for internal or external

emergency, these volunteers are used.

33. Performance in Sports Activities

2 students participated in the national level Kabadi Tournament held at Karaikudi

on 21 – 01 – 2011 - 23 – 01 – 2011.

4 students participated in the State level Kabadi Tournament held at Coimbatore

on 29 – 01 – 2011 - 31 – 01 – 2011.

M. Kalaivani, I BA English Literature participated in the State level Hockey

Tournament held at Dindugul on 29 – 01 – 2011 - 30 – 01 – 2011.

3 students participated in the State level Hockey Tournament held at Nagercoil on

07 – 01 – 2011 - 09 – 01 – 2011.

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Sports Day was celebrated on 24 – 02 – 2011. Disatrict Sport Officer Mr. K.

Xavier Jothi Sargunam Presided over the function.

34. Incentives to Outstanding Sportspersons

Travelling allowances and dearness allowances were given to the students who

participated in various competitions held at different places.

36. Activities of the Guidance and Counselling Unit:

Grievance Redressel Cell:

Several students approached the cell with problems, and asked for guidance how to

deal with them. They were given proper counselling and they were asked to concentrate on

their studies. Students who lost interest in studies were motivated and were made to

continue their studies.

The cell organised a meeting on 10.02.2011. Dr. K. Muthu Raj, Head

delivered a special lecture on “Art of Living”.

37. Placement Cell activities

Our College has a separate placement cell through which campus interviews of

various companies are arranged. Through this many of our college students got

placements. Placement cell also conducted many training programmes and competitions in

the college.

The following topics were handled by lecturers from all the nine departments in the

college during the year 2009-2010.

1. Soft Skill Development

2. Life Long Learning

3. Career Guidance

4. Personality Development

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5. Organizational Behavior

6. Women empowerment

7. Mass Communication and Video Production

8. Interview Skills

9. Exposure to interviews and job fairs

Resume from all the final year students were collected in both hard and soft copies.

TATA AIG group of companies visited our college on 19 – 01 – 2011 and

briefed on the companies recruitment and collected the resume from all our

final year students

On 2- 2- 2011 I.I.P.S. company delivered a lecture on “How to face

interviews”. 400 hunderd students participated in this programme.

Job Fair Conducted by MHR

On 21 – 01 – 2011 Chennai district lIC Development Officer Mr. Venkatesh

interacted with our students on the topic “Role of Human resource in the Life

Insurance Department”

38. Development Programmes for Non-Teaching Staff

Computer training is imparted to one of our Non- Teaching Staff every year.

39. Good practices of the Institution

Bridge courses are conducted for the first year students of all the departments.

College Union is effectively functioned in the College.

Union Office bearers are selected by election on democratic basis.

All academic and non academic matters are democratically discussed in the

staff council and other bodies.

Mentor ward system is effectively functioning to help the students to redress

their grievances and to improve their academic performance.

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General assembly is conducted on all Mondays. College song and National

Anthem are being sung in all assembly meetings.

The Principal addresses all the students on all Mondays in the General

Assembly.

Exhibitions and fairs are conducted and festivals are celebrated for harnessing

the talents and participation of students particularly during National Festivals

and Science, environment and other days of National and International

importance.

Encouragement to socially and educationally backward classes through various

remedial measures.

To give a harmonious communal feeding, Samathuva Pongal (Tamil Festival)

is celebrated jointly without any discrimination of caste and creed.

Parent Teachers Association is very active in the college. PTA meetings are

arranged regularly and important decisions are made by consulting the parents.

Student representatives are allowed in various committees of the college. They

act as a forum for student's voice.

Suggestion boxes are installed in the campus to represent the grievances of the

students.

Communicative English classes have been arranged for the students.

Our institution has a Health and Peace centre which treat students with health

problems, psychological and other harassment problems.

40. Linkages developed with National / International / Academic / Research bodies

National linkages are established with

Central Sericultural Germplasm Resources Centre, Hosur.

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Central Sericulture Training and Research Institute, Mysore.

Hellini Biomolecules, Chennai.

Regional Research Laboratory, Thiruvanathapuram.

Central Electo-Chemical Research Institute, Karaikudi.

Central Council for Research in Ayurveda and Siddha, Survey of Medicinal

Plants Unit, Mettur Salem.

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Killikulam.

Department of Siddha Medicine, Thanjavur.

Philately Club, Tuticorin.

The Central Institute of English and Foreign Language, Hyderabad.

Institute of Indo-Canadian Studies, New Delhi.

Indo-Shastri Canadian Institute, Chennai.

41. Any other relevant information the Institution wishes to add

Legal Literacy Programme

On 22-02-11 Legal cell meeting was conducted. Public Prosecutor Mrs.

JEBAJEEVA RAJA delivered a special lecture on “Problems faced by women

by Law”.

Fine Arts Club

Fine Arts Club makes arrangements for participation of students in co-

curricular activities like oratorical, essay, photography, quiz and poetry

competitions and extracurricular activities like dance, song, rangoli, mono-

acting, mimicry, pencil drawing and painting competitions and in fashion

shows and variety entertainments.

Co-operative Stores

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Co-operative stores with all the necessary stationery, record note books,

snacks, cosmetics, textiles and ice creams is an important feature in the college

benefiting the students and the staff.

Reprography facility is available in the co-operative stores.

All the students and staff are members of Co-operative stores.

R. Sophia of II B.A., Tamil is a part time employee of the stores as a part of

'earn while you learn' scheme.

Sexual Harassment Cell

Sexual Harassment cell is functioning in our college since 18.09.2009. Students

are asked to approach the cell whenever they are having any problem on the

way to the college. No such problem is reported so far. Now the health centre

and this cell function in a co-ordinate manner under the nomenclature.

On 10 – 02 – 2011 Mrs. Vijayalakshmi delivered a special lecture on “Laws for

women”.

Health and Peace Centre

Sick students take rest in this centre.

IQAC and NAAC coordinators usually visit this centre, talk about general

health and give councelling for psychological and mental problems.

Educational Trips -

On 05.02.2011 final year Tamil literature students visited Tourist places in Tanjore

and Trichy.

On 11.02.2011 History students visited historical places in Madurai.

On 11 – 02 – 2011 final years English students visited Kodaikanal.

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Equal Opportunity Centre in Colleges

Under this scheme 2 certificate courses are started.

Medical Lab Technology

Nursing Assistance

Publication of Multidisciplinary Research Journal

Published the Second issue of the Research Journal "RAC Journal of Research".

Section C

Sl. No. Type of Activities Remarks

1. New Courses started Nil

2. Number of Career Guidance Programmes Organized

1

3. Number of Students recruited for MNC'sOn CampusOff Campus

640

4. Provision of internet facility to all the departments, NAAC room, and office room

68 staff members and 1974 students are benefited

5. Seminars / workshops / awareness camps / exhibitions conducted

Seminars - 2Awareness camps - 5

6. Students Pass percentage in University Exams

80%

7. Special coaching for weak students All departments conducted special exams once a week

12. Extracurricular activitiesNSS ProgrammeNCC ProgrammeYouth Welfare ActivityRed Ribbon ClubSocial Service ProgrammeGrievance Redressal cellSport activityPlacement cellLegal LiteracySexual Harassment cell

910121014211

13. Village adoption for Extension Activity Thullukarkulam

14. Adoption of Government Primary School Government Primary School, Gandhi Nagar

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Sl. No. Type of Activities Remarks

15. Facilities provided in College Hostel(i) Inverter facility(ii) Flour grinding machine(iii) Facility for washing

485 hostilities benefited

16. College infrastructure facility(i) Wash room facility for students(ii) Provision of cupboards & change of floor tiles(iii) provision of cupboards change of floor tiles & in the office

Students benefited.

17. Faculty Development Activities1. Number of staff members attended Training programmes.2. Refresher courses.3. Seminars attended by staff.4. Papers in National / International seminars.5. Number of Research papers / books / articles published.6. Number of staff members awarded Ph.D.7. Number of staff members doing Ph.D.

4

3413540

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Section D

Plan of the HEI for the next year

To establish Mushroom and Azolla culture unit

Propose to upgrade MHRD as research centre.

Encouraging the faculty members to participate and present papers in seminars

and publish papers in reputed journals and college journal.

Motivating the faculty members to apply for minor and major research projects

to various funding agencies.

Sending proposals to TANSCHE and UGC for conducting State / National

Seminars.

Conducting remedial classes for weak students.

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To encourage the students to take seminars in the class and to attend seminars

conducted by the college and various other institutions and to present papers.

To motivate the students to actively participate in co-curricular and extra-

curricular activities.

To organize more career guidance programmes for the welfare of students.

To prepare study materials for power point presentation and upload them in the

college website.

Motivating the bright students to secure university ranks.

To procure additional equipments to all the laboratories and college office.

To produce additional books / journals to the departmental libraries and

General library to cater the demands of the modernized syllabus.

To give proposals for starting certificate courses, add on courses and PG

courses.

To intensify the activities of the village adoption scheme.

To give more stress on the use of Audio-Visual aids in teaching - learning

method.

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