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P.V.K.N. Govt. College, Chittoor 1

Part –I Summary Sheet for Fresh Autonomous Status

1 Name of the college with contact Details

P.V.K.N. Govt. College, Chittoor Greamspet, Vellore Road, Chittoor - 517002, Andhra Pradesh. Telephone: 08572-241768 Fax : 08572-241768 e-mail id: [email protected] website: www.pvkngcchittoor.in

2 Affiliating University

Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati 0877-2289470/2289410 0877-2289544 e-mailid: [email protected]

3 Included In section 2(f) Yes

12(B) Status Yes

4 Year of establishment of college 1961

5 NAAC/NBA certificate available Yes

6 If yes grade obtained under NAAC ‘B’ Grade

7 Type of institution/ college Government

Whether college is self financed No

8 Whether proposal forwarded by Affiliating University Yes

9

Type of courses being run by college(Science/ Technical/Arts/Commerce/Management/Engineering

Science, Arts & Commerce

Principal (Sign & Seal) Registrar/ Dean of The University(Sign& Seal)



Part –II: Background of the institution

Andhra Pradesh, though called as ‘Annapurna’ has been starving for food for a long

time. Though hands are many, the land is meager and the wants are more. Hence, the students

of A.P. have no other way than to go for job pursuit.Andhra Pradesh, the knowledge hub with

lot of intellectuality stands foremost among all the states of India.With a long history, rich

cultural and spiritual heritage, the State of Andhra Pradesh is truly emerging as Knowledge

and Technological hub of India. It is aptly called ‘The Gate Way to the East and South Asia”

with its heterogeneous cultures and religions, historical background, salubrious climate and

ingenious people.

Chittoor also known as ‘Chittur’ is a district in Rayalaseema region of Andhra

Pradesh, India. The district headquarters is Chittoor and ‘Tirupati’ is the abode of Lord

Venkateswara. Chittoor district has many major temples apart from Tirupati, Kanipakam and

Srikalahasti. It lies in the Ponnai river valley of Southern most part of Andhra Pradesh along

the Chennai-Bangalore section, Chennai-Mumbai highway. It is the major market centre for

mangoes, grains, sugarcane and peanuts.

Chittoor district was formed on 1st April, 1911 taking Chittoor, Palamaneru,

Chandragiri from the then North Arcot district of Madras state and Madanapalli, Vayalpadu

from Kadapa and Punganur, Srikalahasti, Karvetinagaram from Zamindari provinces. Later

on April, 1st, 1960, 319 villages of Chittoor district were added to the then Kanchipuram

district and Thiruvalur district of Tamilnadu. Chandragiri, a suburban area of Tirupati served

as the capital of the erstwhile Vijayanagar Empire.

More than 20 Engineering Colleges, 05 Polytechnic Colleges, 16 Govt. Degree

Colleges, 05 Aided Degree Colleges and 90 un-aided Degree Colleges are offereing

education to the students. The district has an ample opportunity to start more than 10 colleges

in future to meet the needs of rural students in the district.

P.V.K.N. Govt. College was established in 1961 in a temporary structure as Govt.

Arts and Science College. Later in 1969, it was shifted to the present lush-green campus of

74.86 acres. It was affiliated to Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati and recognized by

UGC under section 2(f) and 12 (B) in 1966.The college is established with an ideal motto of

“Vidyaya Amrutham Asunate” (from Yajur Veda) which means “Cherish the nectar of



Knowledge through Education”. Based on its principles, P.V.K.N. always strives further to

hone the skills, maintains better standards and develops scientific temper.

The college has produced successful entrepreneurs, academicians, professionals,

technocrats, and defense personnel etc. It has also strived to pave the way to end generational

cycles of poverty and provide a foundation for sustainable development of youth

empowerment, capacity building and career guidance. Seminars, workshops, skill

development trainings and awareness building sessions are conducted frequently to make the

stakeholders (majority of whom are from marginalised and deprived sections of the society)

smart and skilled PVKNIANS.

The college has the honour of nurturing great personalities who hails from this

institution such as Sri Chandramouli, IAS, Sri C.R. Naidu, IPS, Sri Guruppa, IPS, Sri K.

Narayanamurthy, IFS, Sri N.P. Venkateswara Chowdary, Ex. MLA, Sri R. Gandhi, Ex.

MLA, Prof. Reddeppa Reddy, Director, S.V. University, Tirupati, Dr. Gurumurthy, Registrar,

Prof. S. Jayarami Reddy, former Vice-Chancellor, S.V. University, Tirupati, Prof. Kiran

Kranth Chowdary, Special Officer, S.V. University, Tirupati, Dr. R. Bhanumathi, Principal,

NPS GDC(W), Chittoor, R. Lakshmikantham, IAS, Joint Collector.

P.V.K.N. Govt. College, Chittoor reached another land mark by celebrating Golden

Jubilee in the year 2013. To commemorate this occasion 97 retired Lecturers and Principals

were honoured for their relentless efforts and services for this mighty institution.

P.V.K.N., Government College, an epitome of value based education, an educational

centre of trilingual cultures, and an enfranchisement of youth has carved a niche for its own

with its glorious past. Since its inception in the year 1961, it has been striving to make quality

higher education affordable and accessible to all sections of students. It aims to build strong

and Smart PVKNIAN with physically robust, emotionally stable and socially responsible

students. It is a renowned institution and has been considered as one of the best colleges

for higher education in Andhra Pradesh for its academic excellence, meticulous research

and a real instrument of socio-economic change under the Commissioner of Collegiate

Education, AP, Hyderabad.

This college is identified as lead college in the district to coordinate academic,

administrative and developmental matters of Govt. Degree Colleges in Chittoor district.

Besides this, exchange of resources like infrastructure, equipment and guest lecture facilities



are extended to nearby existing newly established Government Degree Colleges in rural areas

viz, Pakala, Karvetnagaram and Kalikiri.

The college has an experienced and highly qualified academic staff in diverse fields

with teaching and research credentials. There are 48 regular, 05 contract, and 02 Part-time

and 18 guest lecturers with 23 doctorates. 23 Minor Research Projects are sanctioned by the

UGC and two Major Research Project proposals were submitted to the UGC for approval.

The Departments of Chemistry and Commerce are indentified as Research Centres. Seven

National Seminars and one state level Workshop have been organized and six faculty

members have received State Best Teacher awards so far.

The college provides all basic amenities like Library, Laboratories, Computer Lab,

Tissue culture lab, Research and Instrumentation Centre, Jawahar Knowledge Center (J.K.C),

English Language Lab, District Resource Centre (DRC), Internal Quality Assurance Cell

(IQAC), N.C.C and N.S.S, well equipped indoor stadium, outdoor stadium for games and

sports, in addition to that, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open Univeristy and Indira Gandhi National

Open University study centres are providing higher education through distance mode.

The college was reaccredited with “B” grade (CGPA 2.89) by NAAC in September,

2011. Academic audit is being done regularly and getting a good API (Annual Performance

Indicator) score every year. The IQAC (Internal Quality Assurance Cell) has been monitoring

the academic and administrative activities and submits AQAR (Annual Quality Assurance

Reports) to the NAAC Officer, Bangalore, NAAC.

The college has been rendering yeomen service to reach pursuit of excellence thereby

to promote smart and skilled youth abreast with the changing times and yet routed in his or

her value system Rs. 50 lakhs have been sanctioned under RUSA scheme as 1st installment

under infrastructural grant. The UGC shortlisted this college for conferment of College with

Potential for Excellence Status and accordingly the team attended for interface meeting

before the expert committee on 27-01-2016.

With an aim to obtain autonomous status, the college endeavors its best in the field of

higher education, thereby enhancing the aspirations of the stakeholders. At present 75 acres

of vacant land is vested with college management. So, there is scope for further development

and extension of UG and PG courses in future.



Part –III SUPPLY OF INFORMATION BASED ON CRITERIA

1. Academic reputation and provisions (performance in University examinations and other academic activities). Results 2012-13

Results 2013-14

Results 2014-15

Course Appeared Passed Distinction I Class II Class

III Class

Percentage

B.A 106 36 0 5 12 19 33.96

B.com 338 192 5 117 69 1 56.80

B. Sc 197 90 19 47 24 0 45.96

Total 641 318 24 169 105 20 49.61


III Class

Percentage

B.A 60 29 0 4 15 10 48

B.Com 294 147 29 87 28 3 50

B. Sc 147 63 18 39 6 0 43

Total 501 239 47 130 49 13 48


III Class

Percentage

B.A 50 30 1 4 19 6 60

B.com 173 116 1 43 62 10 67

B. Sc 115 67 3 23 32 10 58

Total 338 213 5 69 113 26 63



2. ACADEMIC ATTAINMENTS OF THE STAFF 1. Department of Mathematics S.

No. Name of the Faculty Subject Qualfications

Age sex Experience

1 Dr.T. Markendeya Naidu

Mathematics M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D., 55 M 10 Years

2. Department of Statistics

S. No.

Name of the Faculty Subject Qualfications

Age sex Experience

1 Dr. Kausar Jaha Begum

Statistics M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D., 44 F 4 Years

2 Dr. T. Gangaram Statistics M.Sc.,Ph.D., 43 M 4 Years

3. Department of Chemistry

S. No.


Age sex Experience

1 A. Narasimhulu Chetty

Chemistry M.Sc.,M.Phil., 58 M 16 Years

2 Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy

Chemistry M.Sc.,Ph.D., 58 M 16 Years

3 P. Hari Babu Chemistry M.Sc.,M.Phil., 48 M 9 Years

4 C. Venkatarathnam Chemistry M.Sc., M.Phil., 46 M 9 Years

5 P. Bhanu Prakash Chemistry M.Sc., (Ph.D) 31 M 4 Years

4. Department of Physics

S. No.


Age sex Experience

1 Dr. Annapurna Saradha

Physics M.Sc. (Tech),Ph.D., 50 F 17 Years

2 Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu

Physics M.Sc.,Ph.D., 57 M 16 Years

3 Smt. K. Hemalatha Physics M.Sc.,M.Phil., B.Ed 56 F 11 Years

4 G.M. Shanmugam Physics M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed.,

52 M 10 Years

5 G. Giri Babu Physics M.Sc., M.Ed, Ph.D., 44 M 9 Years

6 Ch. Bapannayya Physics M.Sc., M.Tech, (Ph.D)

30 M 4 Years



5. Department of Zoology

S. No.


Age sex Experience

1 Dr. C. Venkatakrishnaiah Zoology M.Sc.,Ph.D., 49 M 4 Years

2 Dr. A.Jayasankar Zoology M.Sc.,Ph.D., 39 M 4 Years

6. Department of Microbiology

S. No.


Age sex Experience

1 G. Prasad Microbiology M.Sc., 38 M 4 Years

7. Department of Botany

S. No.


Age sex Experience

1 Dr. C.Meera Saheb Botany M.Sc.,M.A., M.Phil., M.Ed.,Ph.D.,

52 M 5 Years

2 Dr. Mohano Behara Botany M.Sc.,Ph.D., 47 M 4 Years

3 K. Sai Venkatesh Botany M.Sc., (Ph.D) 28 M 4 Years

4 Smt. Y. Gnana Prasunamba

Botany M.Sc., 46 F 4 Years

5 Dr.A.Sasikala Botany M.Sc.,Ph.D., 44 F 3 Years

6 Smt. M. Hemalatha Botany M.Sc., M.Phil. 45 F 3 Years

7 Dr. P. Sujana Botany M.Sc.,Ph.D., 43 F 3 Years

8. Department of English

S. No. Name of the Faculty Subject Qualfications

Age Sex Experience

1 M. Gopal Naidu English M.A., M.Ed., M.Phil.

57 M 5 Years

2 Dr. T. Malathi Gobriel English M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,

39 F 5 Years

3 G. Babu Chetty English M.A.,M.Phil, (Ph.D)

54 M 5 Years

4 Dr. S.V. Ramesh Kumar English M.A., M.Ed., M.Phil.,Ph.D.,

43 M 5 Years

5 Dr. K. Rajani English M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. 40 F 3 Years



9. Department of Telugu


Age Sex Experience

1 Dr. G. Usha Rani Telugu M.A.,NET, B.Ed. Ph.D.,

47 F 17 Years

2 B. Gopirya Naik Telugu M.A., (Ph.D) 39 M 4 Years

3 P.Jayachandrudu Telugu M.A., M.Phil, (Ph.D)

38 M 4 Years

4 D. Mallaiah Telugu M.A., (Ph.D) 41 M 4 Years

10. Department of Hindi


Age Sex Experience

1 Dr. Shaik Benazeer Hindi M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,

37 F 3 Years

11. Department of Urdu


Age Sex Experience

1 Dr. E. Md. Anwar Hussain

Urdu M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,

51 M 5Years

12. Department of Economics


Age Sex Experience

1 K. Dandapani Reddy Economics M.A.,M.Phil 59 M 11 Years

2 Dr. S. Sugunamma Economics M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,

45 F 5 Years

3 Dr. S. Selvam Economics M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,

55 M 5 Years

13. Department of Political Science


Age sex Experience

1 Sri.K.Chakravarthy Gondyala

Political Science

M.A., 37 M 3 Years

2 K.Parthasarathy (Time Scale)

Political Science

M.A.,B.Ed., 53 M 20 Years



14. Department of Commerce


Age sex Experience

1 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy

Commerce M.Com.,Ph.D., 51 M 19 Years

2 E. Chandra Naidu Commerce M.Com., M.Phil 53 M 9 Years

3 B. Purushotham Naidu Commerce M.Com., M.Phil. 52 M 9Years

4 T.Venkataiah Commerce M.Com., 59 M 7 Years

5 Dr. S. Bhaskar Naidu Commerce (Time Scale)

M.Com.,Ph.D., 50 M 13 Years

15. Department of ASM


Age sex Experience

1 Dr. M. Sivasankar Reddy

ASM M.Com., M.Phil., M.Ed., PGDA, Ph.D

55 M 11 Years

16. Department of Computer Applications


Age sex Experience

1 S. Saravana Comp. Appl. M.C.A. 32 M 3 Years

17. Department of Physical Education


Age Sex Experience

1 P.J Robert Physical Director

M.A., M.P.Ed., M.Phil.

49 M 11 Years

18. Department of Library Science


Age Sex Experience

1 P. Ravi Librarian M.Lisc., P.G.DLAN.,

47 M 22Years



RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS 1. Department of English

S. No. Details of the Publications Faculty Member: Dr. T. Malathi Gabriel, Lecturer in English

1 “Visual Technologies in Modern ELT Practices-A Boon in Digital Age” Aug 2014,P63,ISBN 978-93 5171-023-3

2 “ A Comparative Study on Tagore’s Sacrifice and Wole Soyinka’S The Strong Breed” Langlit, an Internation Peer Reviewed Open Access Journal’, Volume I,Issue 1, Augu 2014 P63 ISSN 2349-5189 P100

3 A Discouse on Romanticism, Nature and Eco-Consciousness in Keats Poems” Nature and Environment in English Literature, March 2015, ISBN 978-81-928358-7-7

4 Paper entitled ‘Dalit Literature Haunting Tragedies. 2016, ISBN 978-93-82983-98-9 5 Paper entitled ‘Women in India Through the Ages – A Glance . 2016, ISBN -98-93-171-

882-0 Faculty Member: Sri G. Babu Chetty, Lecturer in English

1 Motivation : A Key Factor in Language Teaching New Trends in English Language Teaching,2014 ISBN:978-93-5171-023-3

Faculty Member: Dr. S.V. Ramesh Kumar, Lecturer in English 1 “Motivation : A Key Factor in Language Teaching New Trends in English Language

Teaching. 2014, ISBN:978-93-5171-023-3 2 “Reconstructing Private History in Aminator Ghosh’s Novel In an Antique Land” 2014. 3 “Voicing the Subaltern in Amitav Ghish’s novel The Hungry Tide”International Journal of

English Language,Literature & Humanities, Vol.III Ussue V,2015. ISSN-2321-7065 SJIF Impact Factor: 4.287

Faculty Member: Dr. K. Rajani, Lecturer in English 1 Enchanting Echoes of Thought and Melody in T.V.Reddy’s Echoes,Writers Editors

Critics(WEC) 41 (March 14), ISSN -2231-198,pp.117-120

2 New Trends in English Language Teaching “Effective Teaching with differentiating instruction” p.188-190, 2014.

3 Dialetics of Language & Literature – Symbolism in Rabindranath Tagore’s “Muktha Dhara” p.148-149. ISBN 9789351567097, 2014.

4 Modern Education and its critical perspective in Chethan Bagat`s Revolution 2020, International Journal of Humanities and Social Studies, ISSN 2321- 9203, January 2015,

5 Cross Cultural Conflicts in Jhumpa Lahiris Name Sake, Langlit, International Peer Reviewed Journal, ISSN, 2349-5189, February 2015.

6 Theme of Alienation in Anita Desai`s Where Shall We go This Summer, International Journal of Humanities and Social Studies, ISSN 2321- 9203, March2015,

7 Influencing Biodiversity with Rural Tourism, 2015 International E- Publication, ISBN: 978-93-84659-60-6, July 2015, p59-62

8 Student- Centred Learning In English Class Room, Triveni, Vol.84, OCT-DEC 2015, ISSN 0041-3135, p-18-19.

9 Travel motive in V.S.Naipals Middle Passage, Volume 3,9th issue, IJLLH, issn2321-7065 10 Post Modernism in Jhumpha Lahiri’s Lowland, Dialogue, Vol 11, No.1, June 2015, P-85-

89 11 The Voice of Subaltern: an exploration of Reddy’s Minor Gods. Poetcrit 29.1 (Jan.2016): p

56-60




Faculty Member: Dr. G. Usha Rani, Reader in Telugu 1 Tyagaraaju keerthanallo sahitya viluvalu. 2012, (Vangmayi – ISSN : 2230 – 7915) 2 M.R. Aruna Kumari rachanallo Sthree Chaitanya chitrana Sep 2013 (Vangmayi –

ISSN : 2230 – 7915) 3 Dalitha sthree Chaitanyageethi – Nallapoosalu, Feb, 2014, ISBN: 978-93-81980-

28-6 4 Title of the Book: Annamayya Sankeerthanallo Sthree – Sep, 2014, Single

Authored 5 Title of the Book: Adhunikam – Multi Authored June, 2015 6 Title of the Book: Krishnadevarayala Tirumala Yatra Pancha Sataabhi Mahotsava

Sanchika – Multi Authored, 2015. 7 Title of the Book: Dalitasthree Chaitanyageethi Nallapusalu – Multi Authored,

Feb,2015 Faculty Member: Sri P. Jayachandrudu, Lecturer in Telugu

1 Chittooru Katha Sankalanam-Manaveeya Viluvalu (Significance of Humanvalues A perspective) ISBN NO-978-81-920542-6-1 April 2015

2 Chittooru Katha Sankalanam- Sthreela Samasyala Chitrana (Telugu Sahityamlo Sthree) ISBN NO -978-1514341216 June 2015

3 Chittooru Katha Sankalanam-Chaitanya Patrala Chitrana (Adhunikam) ISBN NO-978-1514866931 July 2015


Faculty Member: Dr. Shaik Benazeer, Lecturer in Hindi 1 Hindi - Muslim Sanskrutik samanvyay sadhak : Jaaysee - Anbhai Sanch - ISSN

2321-2276 - Apr-Sep 2014 2 Sampradaayik Sadhbhaavnaa ke Saadhak Kabeer - Vimal Vimarsh - ISSN 2348 -

5884 Nov 2014 3 Aadhunik Raam kaavyom me Naari - ISBN 978-81-927-102-1-1 - Dec 2014 4 Narak-dar-narak Upanyaas me abhivyakth Jeevan ki traasadi - Yogyata -

International reffered Research Journal - ISSN 2348 - 4225 - Oct- Dec 2014 5 Hindi kahaani me Dalit Naari Akrosh ke dayere me... - ISBN 978-93-81980-28-6

Feb 2015 6 Sahitya me prakrti aur paryavaran - ISBN 978-81-928358-8-4 March 2015 7 Hindi me Saikshik samasyaayen - Anbhai Sanch ISSN 2321-2276 Oct-Dec 2014 8 Hindi aur Urdu kathasahitya me Naari - Saraswati ISBN 978-81-921270-1-9 9 Bharat aur Jativaad - Yogyata International reffered Journal ISSN 2348-4225 Jan -

Mar 2015 10 Swatantryottar Hindi Upanyaas - badalte manovaijnaanik pahloo - Vimal vimarsh -

ISSN 2348 - 5884 15 Feb 2015. 11 Hindi - Telugu Mhila Upanyaaskaaron ke upanyaason me Naaree Sangharsh -

Anbhai Sanch ISSN 2321 -2276 July 2015. 12 Vividhta me ektaa kee kadi - Hindi. - Yogyata International Reffered research

Journal ISSN 2348-4225 - July 2015 13 Swatantryottar mahila kathakaaron ke upanyaason me naaree asthitva ki khoj me -

Vimal vimarsh ISSN 2348-5884 - July 2015.




Faculty Member: Dr. S. Selvam, Lecturer in Economics 1 Dr. S. Selvam, “The Growth of Non Farm Sector in India: Opportunities and

Challenges” ISBN 978-93-85100-51-2 (2015). 5. Department of Mathematics

Faculty Member: Dr. T. Markandeya Naidu, Lecturer in Maths 1 “Best Approximation in 2-Normed Almost Linear Space” published

inInternational Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT),Vol. 2 Issue 12, December – 2013, ISSN: 2278-0181.

2 “Best Simultaneous Approximation in 2-Normed Almost Linear Space” published inInternational Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT), Vol. 3 Issue 1, January – 2014, ISSN: 2278-0181.

3 “Reflexivity and completeness of normed almost linear space” published in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER RESEARCH [V Vol. 2 Issue 10, October – 2014, ISSN: 2320-7167.

4 “δ- Best Approximation in 2-Normed Almost Linear Space” published in International Journal of Research (IJR) Vol-1, Issue-10 November 2014 ISSN 2348-6848.


Faculty Member: Dr. G. Giri Babu, Lecturer in Physics 1 G. Giri Babu, G. Murali, D. Amaranatha Reddy, Chunli Liu and R. P.

Vijayalakshmi; Structural, optical and magnetic properties of Co doped CdS nanoparticles, Journal of Alloys and Compounds 537 (2012) 208-215.

2 G. Giribabu, G. Murali and R.P. Vijayalakshmi; Structural, magnetic and optical properties of cobalt and manganese codoped CdS nanoparticles, Materials Letters 117 (2014) 298-301.

3 G. Giribabu, G. Murali D. Amaranatha Reddy, S.Sambasivam and R.P. Vijayalakshmi; Structural, optical and magnetic properties of cobalt and Aluminum codoped CdS nanoparticles, Materials Letters 126 (2014) 119–122.

4 G. Giribabu, G. Murali, D. Amaranatha Reddy, R.P. Vijayalakshmi and N. Madhusudhana Rao; Effect of Mg doping on the structural and optical properties of CdS nanoparticles synthesized by co-precipitation method, Journal of Nano and Electornic Physics4 (2012) 04028 (1-5).

5 G. Murali, D. Amaranatha Reddy, G. Giribabu, R.P. Vijayalakshmi and R. Venugopal; Room temperature ferromagnetism in Mn doped CdS nanowires, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 581 (2013) 849-855.

6 G. Murali, D. Amaranatha Reddy, S Sambasivam, G. Giribabu, R.P. Vijayalakshmi, R.Venugopal and B.K. Reddy; Morphology dependent luminescence from CdS nanostructures, Materials Letters 93 (2013)149-152.

7 K. Subramanyam, N. Sreelekha, G. Murali, G. Giribabu and R.P. Vijayalakshmi; Influence of Co doping on structural and optical properties of SnO2 nanoparticles, Chem Tech Research 6 (2014) 2051-2053.



8 N. Sreelekha, K. Subramanyam, G. Murali, G. Giribabu and R.P. Vijayalakshmi; Influence of Cu doping on structural and optical properties of SnO2 nanoparticles, Chem Tech Research 6 (2014) 2113-2116.

9 G. Murali, D. Amaranatha Reddy, G. Giribabu and R.P. Vijayalakshmi ; Growth and characterization of rose flower like CdS microstructures , Ceramics International,40 (2014) 11813-11817.

Faculty Member: Sri Ch. Bapanayya, Lecturer in Physics 1 S. Das Sharma, D.S. Ramesh, C. Bapanayya, P.A. Raju, “ea surface temperatures

in cooler climate stages bear more similarity with atmospheric CO2 forcing” J. Geophys. Res. Atmos. 117, D13 (2012).

2 N. Parvathala Reddy, Ch. Bapanayya, Rajeev Gupta, and S.C. Agarwal, “Durability of rewritable phase-change GeX SbY Te1−X−Y memory devices, Pramana Journal of Physics 80, 6 (2013).


Faculty Member: Dr. Kousar Jaha Begum, Lecturer in Statistics 1 Dr. Kousar jaha begum.K.srinivasa rao ,m.vevekananda murty,k.Nirupamadevi”

Optimal ordering policie of inventory model with generalized pareto life time and finite rate of repleneshments”Industrial engineering journal,vol.&issue no.5 may2012 ISSN no.0979-2555 pp-11-16.

2 Dr. Kousar jaha begum and S.chandra babu”opimal operating policies of E.P.Q Models for deteriorating items with generalized paretolife time.”International journal of basic and Applied statistics, vol.4no.1,2015pp12-21 ISSN;2277-1921 ,IMPACTFACTOR 4.110

3 Dr. Kousar jaha begum,P.devendra”E.P.Q Model for deteriorating items with G.P decay having selling price and time dependent demand” international science congress association research journal of mathematical sciences,PP-1-11 vol.4(1),jan 2016,ISSN:2320-6047

4 Dr. Kousar jaha begum,Dr.Azeez Ahmed”The importance of statistical Tools in research work,International journal of scientific and innovative mathematical research(IJSIMR) VOL 3,issue12,dec2015 pp 50-58 ISSN 2347-3142

5 Dr. Kousar jaha begum,Dr.Azeez Ahmed,”The effect of pollution on environment,Proceedings-national seminar in association with international science congress association,dec2015 pp-409-414.,ISBN:978-93-84659-06-6.

6 Dr. Kousar jaha begum,Dr.Azeez Ahmed,”Significant environmental threats”Proceedings , national seminar,july 2015pp-191-205,ISBN;9788192731513

Faculty Member: Dr. T. Gangaram, Lecturer in Statistics 1 T.Gangaram and G.Mohan Naidu”Specification and Estimation of

Nonlinear Models”, International Jounal of Statistics and Analysis, Volume 2,number 4(2012) pp 479-508.

2 . P.Balasiddamuni, T.Gangaram, R.Abbaiah, O.Haribabu,and R.V.Krishnareddy “Sample Moments Tests for Normality of Errors in Linear Statistical Models” Proceedings of the second international conference on stochastic modeling & simulation, vel tech Dr.RRR & DR.SR Technical University, Chennai, 17-19 Dec 2012 pp240-243 Isbn:978-81-925286-4-9



3 T.Gangaram, G.Mohan Naidu, P.Venugopal Rao, P.Balasiddamuni and B.Munaswamy, “Tests for Auto correlation using Studentized Resaiduals”, International Jounal of Statistics and Analysis, Volume 3,number 4 (2013 pp 385-391)

4 P.Balasiddamuni,G.Mohan Naidu, T.Gangaram, K.Karunakar,D.Giri and B.Munaswamy, “Estimation of Non-Linear Regression Model with Auto correlated Disturbances” International journal of agricultural statistics science, Vol:9,No:1,pp.141-149,2013 ISSN:0973-1903

5 G.Mohan Naidu, P.Balasiddamuni, T.Gangaram, and T.Sudha,“Modified Box-Jenkins Methodology for Forecasting”, International journal of agricultural statistics science, Vol:9,No:2,pp.481-492,2013 ISSN:0973-1903.

6 T.Gangaram , G.Mohan Naidu, P.Balasiddamuni,P.Srivyshnavi and M.Bhupathi Naidu, “ A Model selection criterion for non-liner regression”, International journal of agricultural statistics science, Vol:9,supplement 1,pp.29-33,2013 .

7 T.Gangaram , G.Mohan Naidu and P.Balasiddamuni,”Some Alternative Tests forHeteroscedasticity using studentized & predicted residnals.” International journal of agricultural statistics science, Vol:9,No:1,pp.111-114,2013 .


Faculty Member: Dr. C. Meera Saheb, Lecturer in Botany 1 Aruna Chittamuri,Suvarna Latha Anchapakula,Alekhya Cheruku,Chaithra

Dandu,Yasodamma Nimmanapalli, Meera Saheb Chittoor “Phytochmical and Antimicrobial Studies of a Herbal Medicinal Plant Aeschynomene aspera L . Leaf extracts” Journal of Pharmacy Research, Vol.5,Issue 3 March 2012 pp.1827-1837.

2 Meera Saheb Chittoor, Avula Job Roger Binny, Sivakumari Yaddla palli, Alekhya Cheruku,Chaithra Dandu,Yasodamma Nimmanapalli,”Anthelmintic and Antimicrobial Studies of Drimia indica(Roxb.)Jessop.Bulb aqueous extracts “Journal of Pharmacy Research, Vol.5,Issue 5 May 2012 pp.3677-3686

3 Meera Saheb Chittoor,”Medical Systems and need of Conservation of Medicinal Plants in India” Proceedings of the UGC Sponsored National Conference on “ Biodiversity, Environment Hazards- Therapeutic approaches and Drug Design” on 26-27 July 2014 Organized by Deparment of Zoology,GDC(W),Srikalahasthi ISBN:978-93-84648-32-9 pp.147-155.

4 Meera Saheb Chittoor,” Need of Organic farming for Conservation of Bio-diversity”, Proceedings of the UGC Sponsored National Conference on “Recent Advances in Plant Science”,on 7-8 March 2015 Organized by Department of Botany,PVKN Govt. College, Chittoor, ISBN:978-81-927315-0-6 pp 73-79.

Faculty Member: Dr. Mohano Behara, Lecturer in Botany 1 Varahalarao Vadlapudi, Mohan Beharaand M. Nagalakshmi Devamma “Green

Synthesis and Biocompatibility of Nanoparticles”, RASAYAN, J. Chem., Vol. 1 No. 7, No.3, 2014, pp. 219-223.

2 Varahalarao Vadlapudi and Mohan Behara“Green Synthesis and Biocompatibility of titanium Nanoparticles”, Nano Science and Nano Technology, Vol. 8, Issue 10 2014, pp. 367-372.

3 Varahalarao Vadlapudi, D.S.V.G.K. Kaladhar, Mohan Behara, B. Sujatha and G. Kishore Naidu “Synthesis of Green Metallic Nanoparticles”, Oriental Journal of Chemistry, Vol. 29, Issue 4, 2013, pp 1589-1595.



4 Varahalarao Vadlapudi, D.S.V.G.K. Kaladhar, Mohan Behara, G. Kishore Naidu and B. Sujatha “Review: Green Synthesis of Silver and Gold Nanoparticles”, International Joirnal of Chemical Studies, Vol.1, Issue 4, 2013, pp 22-30.

5 Varahalarao Vadlapudi, Mohan Behara, D.S.V.G.K. Kaladhar, S.V.N. Sruesh Kumar, B. Seshagiri and M. John paul “Antimicrobial profile of crude extracts Calotropis procera and Centella asiatica against some important pathogens”, Indian Journal of Science and Technology, Vol. 5, Issue 8 2012, pp. 3132-3136.

6 Varahalarao Vadlapudi, D.S.V.G.K. Kaladhar, M. John Paul, S.V.N. Suresh Kumar and Mohan Behara“Antioxidant Activities of Marine Algae: A Review”, International Journal of Recent Scientific Researches, Vol.3, Issue 7, 2012, pp. 574-580.

Faculty Member: Sri K. Sai Venkatesh, Lecturer in Botany 1 B. Aswarthappa,SaivenkateshKorlam , B. Thirupal Reddy , M. Vishnu Priya , D.

Ali Moulali. “PHYTOCHEMICAL AND ANTIMICROBIAL ANALYSES OF ESSENTIAL OILS OF FAGONIA CRETICA L” Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Research, Volume 4, Issue 1, 2015, 61-64, ISSN: 2279 – 0594

2 SujanaPapani and SaiVenkateshkorlam (2015 ). “Biofabricated silver nano missiles against inflammation”. ISBN: ISBN:978-81-927315-0-6 Recent Advances in Plant sciences Proceedings of national seminar, Pp 05-11

3 Sai Venkateshkorlam and SujanaPapani (2015). “A review on antioxidant activity of some CassiaSps”. ISBN: ISBN:978-81-927315-0-6, Recent Advances in Plant sciences Proceedings of national seminar, Pp 146-149.

4 SaiVenkateshkorlam, SujanaPapani, andVishnupriyaMylisetti. (2015). Phytoremediation – A Boon for Solving the Problem of Edaphic Environmental Change. Proceedings of the UGC Sponsored National Seminar ISBN No. 9788192731513, IEMAEI, 139-139.

5 SujanaPapani,SaiVenkateshkorlam and Sudhakar Reddy Manchuri. (2015). “Potential Impact of Nanotechnology on Environment and Ecological Sustainability”.Proceedings of the UGC Sponsored National Seminar ISBN No. 9788192731513 . IEMAEI, 74-81.

Faculty Member: Dr. A. Sasikala, Lecturer in Botany 1 Sasikala A. and Savithramma N. “Biological synthesis of silver nanoparticles

from Cochlospermum religiosum and their antibacterial efficacy”. ISSN: 0975-1459, Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Rresearch. 2012.

2 Sasikala A. and Savithramma N. “In vitro plant regeneration of Cochlospermum religiosum through shoot tip culture”. Research Journal of Biotechnology, vol. 7 (4) Nov. (2012).

3 Sasikala A. and Savithramma N. “Phytochemical diversity of Cochlospermum religiosum (L.) Alston - a medicinal tree species”. Threats and concerns to Biodiversity, edited by prof. N. Savithramma, 2012.

4 Sasikala A. Lingarao M. and Savithramma N. “Histochemical studies of Cochlospermum religiosum (L) Alston”. Weekly Science Rresearch Journal, vol-1, issue-10, 26 September 2013, 2321-7871.

5 Sasikala A. Lingarao M. and Savithramma N. “Quantification of primary and secondary metabolites from leaves and stem bark of Cochlospermum religiosum (L) Alston”.Intnl. Research Journal of Pharmacy, 2013, 4 (8). issn-2230- 8407.

6 Sasikala A. Lingarao M. and Savithramma N. “Micropropagation of Cochlospermum religiosum (L.) Alston through nodal explant”. International



Jjournal of Agricultural Science and Rresearch. ISSN(p): 2250-0057; ISSN(e): 2321-0087, vol. 4, issue 3, Jun 2014, 175-182.

7 Sasikala A. Lingarao M. and Savithramma N. “Isolation and identification of phenolic compounds from leaf extracts of Cochlospermum religiosum (L.) Alston by electrosprayionization mass spectrometry”. ISSN: 2231-6876, Indo American Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 2014.

8 Sasikala A. Lingarao M. Savithramma N. andPrasad T.N.V.K.V. “Synthesis of silver nanoparticles from stem bark of Cochlospermum religiosum(L.) Alston; an important medicinal plant and evaluation of their antimicrobial efficacy”. Applied Nanoscience. ISSN: 2190-5517. 2014

Faculty Member: Dr. P. Sujana, Lecturer in Botany 1 SujanaPapani and Naidu, C.V. (2015 ) “Antagonistic Effect Of Silver Nitrate

And Cobalt Chloride Against Ethylene Action To Enhance In Vitro Regeneration Potency of SolanumViarumDunual”. ISSN: 2394-4404. International Journal of Innovative Research and Advanced Studies (IJIRAS) Volume 2 (6), 40-44.

2 SujanaPapani and Naidu, C.V. (2015 ). “Potential influence of culture medium consistence and silver nitrate on micropropagation of Solanumviarum, an anticancer medicinal plant”. ISSN: 0975-1459, Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Research 4(4) 2015, 42-45.

3 SujanaPapani and SaiVenkateshkorlam (2015 ). “Biofabricated silver nano missiles against inflammation”. ISBN: ISBN:978-81-927315-0-6 Recent Advances in Plant sciences Proceedings of national seminar, Pp 05-11

4 Sai Venkateshkorlam and SujanaPapani (2015). “A review on antioxidant activity of some CassiaSps”. ISBN: ISBN:978-81-927315-0-6, Recent Advances in Plant sciences Proceedings of national seminar, Pp 146-149.

5 SujanaPapani, SaiVenkateshkorlam and Sudhakar Reddy Manchuri. (2015). “Potential Impact of Nanotechnology on Environment and Ecological Sustainability”.Proceedings of the UGC Sponsored National Seminar ISBN No. 9788192731513 . IEMAEI, 74-81.

6 SaiVenkateshkorlam, SujanaPapani, andVishnupriyaMylisetti. (2015). Phytoremediation – A Boon for Solving the Problem of Edaphic Environmental Change. Proceedings of the UGC Sponsored National Seminar ISBN No. 9788192731513, IEMAEI, 139-139.

7 Sudhakar Reddy Manchuri , SujanaPapani and B. Purusotham Naidu, (2015)Tourism – Disaster Management a Strategic Study. Proceedings of the UGC Sponsored National Seminar ISBN No. 9788192731513, IEMAEI, 61-73


Faculty Member: Dr. C. Venkatakrishnaiah, Lecturer in Zoology 1 Study of Quality of Ground water in selected areas of swarnamukhi River Basin,

Srikalahasti, Chittoor District, AP – National Seminar proceedings. 2015,ISBN No. 9788192731513, Pp: 37-43

2 Book: India a hot spot of Environmental changes and need of multidiciplanary approach to solve environmental issues. 2015,ISBN No. 9788192731513

Faculty Member: Dr. A. Jayasankar, Lecturer in Zoology 1 Dr. A. Jayasankar, Dr. P. Sudarsanam and Muniya Naik, Histopathological changes in

liver due to sodium fluoride administration in albini mice in three generation. National Seminar proceedings. 2015,ISBN No. 9788192731513, Pp:121-130




Faculty Member: Sri P. Bhanu Prakash, Lecturer in Chemistry 1 Study of Quality of Ground water in selected areas of swarnamukhi River Basin,

Srikalahasti, Chittoor District, AP – National Seminar proceedings. 2015,ISBN No. 9788192731513

Faculty Member: Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy, Lecturer in Chemistry 1 L.Venkatramana, K.Sreenivasulu, K.Sivakumar, K.Dayananda Reddy.Role of

substituent on benzene ring and their importance on thermodynamic properties.International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research, 2013, 4, 1795-1825.

2 L.Venkatramana, K.Sivakumar, V.Govinda, K.Dayananda Reddy. Study on solution properties of some industrially importantsolvents with an aromatic alcohol. J Mol Liq. 2013, 186,163–170.

3 L.Venkataramana, R.L.Gardas, K.Sivakumar, K.Dayananda Reddy. Thermodynamics of binary mixtures: The effect of substituentsin aromatics on their excess properties with benzylalcohol.Fluid Phase Equilib.2014,367,7-21.

4 L.Venkatramana,K.Sreenivasulu, K.Sivakumar, K.DayanandaReddy. Thermodynamic properties of binary mixtures containing1-alkanols.J Therm Anal Calorim.2014, 115, 1829–1834.

5 L.Venkatramana, K.Sivakumar,R.L.Gardas, K. Dayananda Reddy.Effect of chain length of alcohol on thermodynamic properties of theirbinary mixtures with benzylalcohol.Thermochim. Acta.2014, 581, 123–132.


Faculty Member: Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy, Lecturer in Commerce 1 Book: Problems and Prospects of Women Entrepreneurs - Lamberd Academic

Publishing; 2012, ISBN No. 978-659-11632-2 (International) 2 An overview of Government Policy and Programme for the Promotion of Women

Entrepreneurship in India -Kegees Journal of Social Science, ISBN No. 0975-3621; Vol. 4; No.1; January 1; 2012; Page No. 51-58.

3 Consumer Awareness towards E-Banking: A Comparative Study on Urban and Rural Consumers- Discovery Publishing House Pvt. Ltd. – ISBN No. 93-5056-242-1; Page No.168-179

4 Characteristic Futures of Pourers and Palamitras in Chittoor District; Kegees Journal of Social Science; ISBN No. 0975-3621; Vol.5; No. 2; July1; 2013

5 Technologies in Indian Banks and Customers Perception: A Study in Chittoor District, Scholars’ Press; 2015,ISBN No. 978-3-639-70986-5, Page No. 47 – 57 (Sole)

6 Problems of Women Entrepreneurs; Niruta Publications, 2013,ISBN No. 978-93-84262-06-8, Page No. 193 – 197. (Sole)

7 Trend Composition and directions of Foreign Trade of India, Osmania Journal of International Business Studies-00973-5372; Vol.9; No.1; January 2014, Page No.48-52

8 Motivational factors and Psychological empowerment of women Pourers and Palamitras in Chittoor District; Commerce Business Research; ISBN No.0976-4097; Vol.7; No.1 & 2; January1; 2014; Page No.15 -32



9 Sudhakar Reddy Manchuri , SujanaPapani and B. Purusotham Naidu, (2015)Tourism – Disaster Management a Strategic Study. Proceedings of the UGC Sponsored National Seminar ISBN No. 9788192731513, IEMAEI, 61-73

Faculty Member: Dr. M. Sivasankara Reddy,Lecturer in Commerce 1 An Overview of Mutual Fund Industry in India – Feb, 2016, Journal, ISSN No.

2454-6593 2 Progress of Deposits in CHaitanya Godavari Grameena Bank after merger – Feb,

2016, Journal – ISSN No. 2250-1991 3 Problems of Micro Entrepreneurs in Chittoor District – March, 2016 Journal –

ISS No. 2277-5684 4 Psychological Empowerment of Women in Dairying in Chittoor District AP, -

March, 2016, Journal ISSN No. 2455-1627


Faculty Member: Sri S. Saravana, Lecturer in Computer Applications 1 Significance of Data Mining in Bioinformatics in International Journal of

Engineering Research & Technology,2015, ISSN No. 2278-0181 2 User Authentication in Distributed Cloud Service Platform for Digital in

Academic Library Services in Environment – 2015, ISBN –978-93-85100-10-9 3 Information technology challenges of Global Biodiversity and Informatics in

UGC sponsored National Seminar –2015, ISBN No. 9788192731513

13. Department of Library Science

Faculty Member: Sri P. Ravi, Librarian 1 P.Ravi, S.Saravana And Dr.A.Ravi Prasad “User Authentication in Distributed

Cloud Server Platform for Digitial Libraries” 2015, ISBN – 978-93-85100-10-9


Faculty Member: Sri P.J. Robert, Physical Director 1 The comparative analysis of velocity of momentum of different types of sprint

start in the male athlets. ISBN no. 978-9381830-48-2Role of Latest gardens in improving Sports and Games Performance, March, 2014.

2 Comparative analysis of physical and physiological variables among Asanas Training and Physical Training Boys. ISBN no. 978-9381830-48-2 Role of Latest gardens in improving Sports and Games Performance, March, 2014.

3 A study on comparison of explosive Power bitween Tribal and non tribal students in the North Costal District of Andhra Pradesh. ISBN no. 978-9380528-25/0 Current fitness trends Feb, 2015.

15 . Department of Urdu

Faculty Member: Dr. E. Md. Anwar Hussain, Lecturer in Urdu 1 Dr.Sagar jayyedi ki shayeri( 100-108), ISSN 2320-2416- July – Sep-2014 2 Gham Ka Suraj (159-161), Nazar Nazar Ke Charaag, ISBN 978-81-927802-6-9,

March, 2014



AWARDS

S.No. NAME OF THE AWARDEE & DESIGNATION

NAME OF THE AWARD YEAR

1 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy, Lecturer in Commerce

Best ANO in Tirupati NCC Group

2008

2 Dr.C.Meera Saheb, Lecturer in Botany

AP State Best Teacher Award 2008

3 Sri G.Babu Chetty, Lecturer in English

District level Best Services Award

2010

4 Dr.G. USHA RANI Reader in Telugu

UGADI SAHITI PURASKARAM

2011

5 Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy, Lecturer in Chemistry

AP State Best Teacher Award 2011

6 Dr.G. USHA RANI Reader in Telugu

KUPPAM REDDEMMA LITERARY AWARD

2013

7 Dr.K.Subramanyam Naidu, Reader in Physics

1. AP State Best Teacher Award. 2. Indira Priyadarshini National Award

2014

2015

Extension Activities of the Principal

DRC Chairperson

DCEDRC Convener BOS in Commerce NSS Advisory Committee member, S.V. University, Tirupati Member, Fee Review Committee, S.V. U, Tirupati Academic Calander Committee, S.V. U, Tirupati Regional Coordinating Officer for Three Year Sport Valuation Centre

Dr. G. Ananda Reddy, Principal

Regional Coordinating Officer for APEAMCET



TEACHERS IN EXTENSION ACTIVITIES

S.NO. NAME OF THE FACULTY

EXTENSION ACTIVITY

VENUE DATE

1 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy Chaired for ICSSR Sponcered National Seminar

Govt. Degree & PG College; NAGARI

January 2016

2 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy BOS Member S.V. University; TIRUPATI

2016 - 2019

3 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy Paper setter for UG Govt. Arts College; KADAPA

2014 to till date

4 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy Resource person for UGC Sponcered National Seminor

AL-Ameen College - Aluva

2014

6 Dr. G. Usha Rani Guest Lecturer on Karuna Sree Kavitha Tatwam

Rachayitala Sangham,Chittoor

Sep-2012

7 Dr. G. Usha Rani Guest Lecturer on Annamayya Sankeerthanallo Manavatha Dhrukpatham

CR Reddy Central Library, Chittoor

Nov-2013

8 Dr. G. Usha Rani Guest Lecturer on Chittoor Zilla Pracheena Kavayitrulu


Nov-2014

9 Dr. G. Usha Rani Guest Lecturer on Mahila Sadhikaratha

APS WGC for Women

Dec-2014

10 Dr. G. Usha Rani Guest Lecturer on Anuvadala Avasyakatha

NPSGDC, Chittoor Jan-2015

11 Dr. G. Usha Rani Guest Lecturer on Chittoor Zilla Adhunika Kavayitrulu


Nov-2015

12 Dr. G. Usha Rani Guest Lecturer on Telugu Bhasha Vaisishtyam

Harivillu Sahiti Samitha,Chittoor

Aug-2015

13 Dr. G. Usha Rani Guest Lecturer on Spoorthidayaka Mahilala

N.P.S.G.C, Chittoor,(NSS ,Camp)

Oct-2015

14 D. Mallaiah Guest Lecturer on Telugu Sahityam – Janajeevana Chitrana


Nov-2014

15 Dr. Shaik Benazeer Guest Lecturer on Indian Heritage and Culture in Hindi Language

Ministry of Youth and Affairs & Soorts. Nehru yuvakendra , Chittoor

24-02-2013



16 Dr. Shaik Benazeer History of Hindi Language

Smt. NPS GDC (W) Chittoor.

19-08-2014

17 Dr. Shaik Benazeer Invited speaker on Hindi Divas

Camford English School

12-09-2014

18 Dr. Shaik Benazeer Guest Lecturer on Telugu Speaking Hindi writer Sri Balasauri Reddy and Krishna bhakti shakha

S.G.Govt.College, PILER

15-12-2014

19 Dr. Shaik Benazeer Guest Lecturer on Indian Heritage and Culture

Ministry of Youth and Affairs & Sports Nehru Yuva Kendra

16-02-2015


Resource Person and Speaker in APSCHE Sponsored 6 days Training Programme for Govt. Degree College Lecturers.

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

19TH -25TH JAN.2012


Guest Lecture on “the Energy Security in India- Role of Nuclear Energy”

SVA Govt. College, Srikalahasti

07.07.12


Guest lecture on “Spectroscopy- its importance” in PHYSICS

SVCR Govt. Degree College, Palamaner

12.09.12


Guest lecture on “Nanomaterials- Applications”

SVCR Govt. Degree College, Palamaner

11.01.13

24 Dr. B.Annapoorna Sarada Guest Lecturer on Polarisation (APSCHE Sponsored 6 days training programme for U.G. Teachers)

P.V.K.N.G.C., Chittoor

19.01.2012

25 Dr. B.Annapoorna Sarada Guest Lecturer on

Rutherford Scattering (APSCHE Sponsored 6 days training prog. for U.G. Teachers)

P.V.K.N.G.C., Chittoor.

24.01.2012

26 Dr. B.Annapoorna Sarada

Guest Lecturer on Basic Electronics

G.D.C., Piler 21.11.2014

27 Dr. B.Annapoorna Sarada

Guest Lecturer on De - Morgan's Theorem

S.V.A.G.C., Srikalahasthi.

06.11.2015

28 Dr G.Giri Babu Coordinator DST Sponsored Inspire Internship Science Camp

P.V.K.N.G.C., Chittoor

19th-23rd Oct.2015

29 Sri M.Gopal Naidu Guest Lecture on Communication Skills

NPS GDC,Chittoor



30 Dr.T.Malathi Gabriel Guest Lecture on Importance of Spoken English

NPS GDC,Chittoor, Kalikiri GDC

NOV 2014 Oct 2014

31 Sri G.Babu Chetty Guest Lecture on Interview skills

S.G.Govt Degree College,Piler

Nov 2014

32 Dr.S.V.Ramesh Kumar Guest Lecture on Correction of Sentences

NPS GDC,Chittoor 13-11-2013 &

14-11-2013 33 Dr.K.Rajani Guest Lecture on

Correct Pronunciation NPSGDC, Chittoor Nov 2014

34 Dr. Kousar Jaha Begum Guest Lecture on The Importance of Statistics

Vijayam Degree & PG College, Chittoor

23-01-2014

35 Dr. Kousar Jaha Begum Geust Lecture on The Statistical Tools in Data Interpretation

Smt. NPS GDC(W), Chittoor

24-09-2014

36 Dr. Kousar Jaha Begum Guest Lecture on Basic Statistical Tools

S.V. Arts College, Tirupati

09-09-2015

37 Dr. Kousar Jaha Begum Guest Lecture on Advanced Statistical Tools in Data Interpretation

S.V. Arts College, Tirupati

07-10-2015

38 Dr. Mohano Behra Guest Lecturer on Entrepreneurship

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

9th – 13th September 2015

39 Dr. A. Sasikala Guest Lecturer on Biotechnology (BIE Sponsered Training Program for Junior Lecturers

S.V. Jr. College, Tirupati

22-09-2015

40 Dr. P. Sujana Guest Lecturer on DNA Replication, Synthsis (BIE Sponsered Training Program for Junior Lecturers

S.V. Jr. College, Tirupati

21st – 23rd September 2015

41 Dr. P. Sujana Guest Lecturer on Entrepreneurship

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

9th – 13th September 2015

TEACHERS AS EXTERNAL EXPERTS

S.NO. NAME OF THE FACULTY

EXPERT IN / AS COLLEGE / INSTITUTION

1 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy Member In Subject Committee In Commerce

B.I.E, A.P; Hyderabad

2 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy Paper setter for UG Govt. Arts College; Kadapa 3 Dr K.Subramanyam Naidu,

Reader in Physics Member, Subject Committee in Physics, to revise the Syllabus

B.I.E, A.P.Hyderabad



4 Dr K.Subramanyam Naidu, Reader in Physics

Member, To evaluate Syllabus Equivalence of RGUKT IIIT Programme

B.I.E, A.P. Hyderabad,


Member in District Collegiate Education Development and Review Committee(DCEDRC)

Dist. Collector, Chittoor


Coordinator, UGC Cell Member, Anti-Ragging Committee

PVKN GC, CHITTOOR


Acted as Judge for Dist. Level Inspire Science Exhibition 2013, 2014.

DST Sponsed Programme, DEO, Chittoor

8 9 Dr G.Giribabu, Lecturer in

Physics Acted as Judge for Dist. Level Inspire Science Exhibition 2014, 2015


10 Dr. Annapoorna Sarada, Reader in Physics,

Acted as Judge for Dist. Level Inspire Science Exhibition 2012,13,14, 15.


11 Ch. Bapanaiah, Lecturer in Physics

Member-Confidential work-AP EAMCET-2015

JNTU, KAKINADA

12 Ch. Bapanaiah, Lecturer in Physics,

Acted as Judge for Dist. Level Inspire Science Exhibition 2014, 15


13 Dr. Shaik Benazeer, Lecturer in Hindi

Board Of Studies Hindi - member

S.V UNIVERSITY. TIRUPATI

14 Dr. P. Sujana Member in Syllabus review committee

BIE; Andhra Pradesh

15 Dr. P. Sujana Member in Open University UG Meterial preparation

S.V. University; Tirupati

16 P.J. Robert, Physical Director

Experts in Comparing Hockey Umpiring

College (Institutions) 1. S.V.U. Inter Collegiate Meets 2. South Zone Inter University meet held at Acharya Nagarjuna University from 30-11-2015 to 04-12-2015

17 P.J. Robert, Physical Director

3. Many association stournaments, school games and Sport Authority of Andhra Pradesh urnaments.



RESEARCH PROJECT OUTLAY U.G.C. MRP’S- SANCTIONED and COMPLETED DURING XI PLAN S. No. Name & Designation of the

Principal Investigator Amount (Rs). File No.

1 Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu, Reader in Physics

100000 F. No. 2628

2 Dr. P. Hanumantha Raju, Reader in Zoology

110000 F. No. 3122

3 Dr. G. Ananda Reddy, Lecturer in Commerce

80000 F. No. 3657

4 K. Raghava Reddy, Lecturer in Botany

130000 F. No. 3781

5 G.M. Shanmugam, Lecturer in Physics

175000 F. No. 4052

6 Ch. Bapanayya, Lecturer in Physics

200000 F. No. 4063

7 Dr. T. Malathi Gabriel, Lecturer in English

60000 F. No. 4228

8 Dr. Kousar Jaha Begum, Lecturer in Statistics

65000 F. No. 4283

9 Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy, Lecturer in Chemistry

130000 F. No. 4309

Total 11.80lakhs Conferences / Seminars / Workshops conducted during XI PLAN S. No. Department Name of the Convener Amount Sem. No


Dr. G. Ananda Reddy 125000 Sem. No. 1898


Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu

100000 Sem. No. 1895


Dr. S.S. Mohan Naidu 100000 Sem. No. 1899

4 Department of Chemistry

Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy 75000 Sem. No. 1900



5 Department of Hindi

Dr. Shaik Benazeer 100000 Sem. No. 1902

U.G.C. MRP’S- SANCTIONED and ONGOING DURING XII PLAN S.

No. Department Name of the Principal

Investigator Amount File No.

1 Department of English M. Gopal Naidu 200000 F. No. 4864

2 Department of Telugu B. Gopirya Naick 250000 F. No. 4865

3 Department of Commerce E. Chandra Naidu 190000 F. No. 4866

4 Department of Botany K. Saivenkatesh 290000 F. No. 4867

5 Department of Zoology Dr. C. Venkatakrishnaiah 280000 F. No. 4868

6 Department of English Dr. B. Mallikharjuna Rao 300000 F. No. 4869

7 Department of Hindi Dr. Shaik Benazeer 195000 F. No. 4870

8 Department of Zoology G. Rajasekar 405000 F. No. 4871

9 Department of English Dr. K. Rajani 230000 F. No. 4872

10 Department of English Dr. S.V. Ramesh Kumar 261000 F. No. 4873

11 Department of Economics Dr. S. Sugunamma 175000 F. No. 4874

12 Department of Chemsitry P. Bhanu Prakash 360000 F. No. 5513

13 Department of Physics Dr. G. Giria Babu 280000 F. No. 5555

14 Department of Botany Dr. P. Sujana 500000 F. No. 5556

15 Department of Commerce Dr. M. Sivasankara Reddy 90000 F. No. 5655



16 Department of Botany Dr. Mohano Behara 460000 F. No. 5872

Conferences / Seminars / Workshops conducted during XII Plan:

S. No.

Department Name of the Convener

Amount Sem. No.

1 Department of Statistics

Dr. Kousar Jaha Begum

93000 Sem. No. 2326

2 Department of Zoology

Dr. C. Venkatakrishnaiah

56250 Sem. No. 2327

3 Department of Botany

P. Veerabhadra Reddy

125000 Sem. No. 2328

Research Summary – 64.20 lakhs

Department of Physical Education The college has vast play ground like 1) 400 Mts. track 2) Foot ball ground 3)Hockey

ground 4) Volley ball field 5) Kho-Kho field 6) Basket ball court. Indoor facility & 16

Station multi gym, Table tennis tables and physical fitness equipment and weight lifting sets

and Tread mill (both electrical and normal). Both consumable and permanent equipment is

available for all the games and athletic equipment including a set of Hurdles.

Sports clubs in the district are conducting sports & games in zonal, district and inter

district tournaments have been held at our college play field and our college has been

hosting‘yuvatharangam’, games & sports events, and university inter collegiate tournaments

every year. The students are getting previlages like.

1) The number of rolling shields are 03 2) There is reservation in admission for sports and games

Seminars / Workshops conducted during XI Plan – 05.00 lakhs

Seminars / Workshops conducted during XII Plan – 02.74 lakhs

UGC MRP’s – Released – Completed during XI Plan – 11.80 lakhs

UGC MRP’s – Sanctioned – Ongoing during XII Plan – 44.66 lakhs



3) The outstanding sports persons are given special interviews, publicity, honour

and felicitate distinguished players. Every year our college players are

receiving merit scholarships in sports from the S.V. University Sports Board.

S.No. Year Event Games / Sports Achivement 1 Kho-Kho Winners 6th Time 4 Volley Ball

S.V.U. 1st Phase Men Tournament

6 Basket Ball Girls 2nd Place

- 4 Members received S.V.U. Sports Merit Scholarship - 23 Players

represented this year 1 Foot Ball 2 Volley Ball 3 Basketball 4 Kho-Kho 5 Hockey 6 Cricket 7 Kabbadi 8 Hand Ball 9 Ball Badminton

1 2011-12

P.V.K.N. Players represents S.V.U. in South Zone inter university met in various disciplines.

10 Chess

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S.V.U. Inter collegiate 1 Foot Ball 1 Winners 2 Volley ball &

Basket Ball 2 Basket & Volley ball (Girls) 2nd place

Volley Ball Boys & Girls winners Yuvatharangam Kho-Kho Winners

S.V.U. Sports Merit Scholarship

- 3 members received

1 Chess 19 players represented 2 Kho-Kho 3 Basket Ball 4 Kabbadi 5 Hockey 6 Foot ball

2 2012-13

P.V.K.N. players represent S.V.U. in south zone Inter University meet in various games

7 Volley ball

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Kho-Kho Boys & Girls Winners Yuvatharangam Volley Ball Girls Winners Kho-Kho Winners 7th time Basket Ball (Boys) Winners 4th time

3 2013-14

S.V.U. Inter Collegiate Meet

Volley Ball (Girls) Runners P.V.K.N. Boys & Girls 1 Basket Ball 16 Players represented



2 Kho-Kho 3 Hockey 4 Volley Ball 5 Kabbadi

Represent S.V.University in South -Zone Inter University Tournaments in various games

6 Foot Ball

1 Kho-Kho Winners 2 Badminton (Boys) Runners 3 Volley Ball (Girls) Runners 4 100 Mts. Zonals

(Girls) 1st place

1. Yuvatharangam games& sports. District meet Organized

5 High Jump (Boys) 1st place 2. Yuvatharangam State Level Tournament participate DKW College, Nellore.

-

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Kho-Kho 4th place 3. Yuvatharangam Badminton state level Boys & Girls meet Organized

Badminton 4th place

Kho-Kho (Boys) Winners 4. S.V. University Inter Collegiate Basket Ball Winners

1 Hockey 2 Basket Ball 3 Kho-Kho 4 Foot Ball 5 Badminton

4 2014-15

P.V.K.N. Players represented for S.V. University South – Zone Inter University meet in various games

6 Cricket

14 Players represented

1 Kho-Kho Winners 1. Yuvatharangam District meet Organized

2 Shot-put / Disk throw

1st place

1 Hockey Runners 2 Kho-Kho Runners

5 2015-16

S.V. University Inter Collegiate meet

3 Basket Ball Runners 1 Badminton 2 Foot Ball 3 Basket Ball 4 Hockey 5 Volley Ball 6 Hand Ball 7 Ball Badminton

2015-16 P.V.K.N. Represented for S.V.University in South – Zone Inter University Tournament in various games

8 Kho-Kho

14 Players represented



3. MODE OF SELECTION OF STUDENTS

Since this is a Government college, the admission of students is totally based on the

rules prescribed by the Government of Andhra Pradesh and Sri Venkateswara

University,Tirupathi. At present, there is no entrance test for UG courses. Selection and

admissions are made on the merit following reservations provided by Indian Constitution.

Admission drive and pre-admission counseling, however, is given to the prospective students

during the months of December and January of every Year in and around Chittoor town

before the admissions. Admission for P.G Courses are made through special entrance test

(SVUPGCET) conducted during every summer by S.V. University, Tirupathi.

Once a candidate applies for admission into the college, his application is thoroughly

scrutinized by the convener and members of the concerned group to know whether the

student is fit for admission into that course. Then a merit list is prepared depending upon the

marks obtained in the qualifying examination duly following the reservation rules. The

applicants are asked to attend an interview with the required certificates. When the applicant

is provisionally selected, he/she will be asked questions to assess his/her standard and

eligibility for admission. Only with the consent of the convener and members, the applicant is

permitted to pay the fee and admitted into the College.

MODE OF SELECTION OF THE TEACHING STAFF The Teachers, a vital component of the college can be classified into two categories,

permanent and temporary. Permanent teachers are recruited by the Government of Andhra

Pradesh through Public Service Commission (APPSC)directly through a written examination

followed by an interview. The other way of recruitment is through promotions from the

feeder category i.e. from Government Junior Colleges. The Departmental Promotion

Committee (DPC) is formed by the Commissioner of Collegiate Education to select and

promote Junior Lectures basing on their seniority and confidential reports.

Temporary teachers are engaged either on contract basis or Guest faculty depending on the

need base. The policy of the institution is to engage the services of fresh or experienced

experts to meet the partial specialized needs to enrich the teaching and learning, where and

when the vacancies arise due to transfers and retirements. The Principal intimates the



requirement to the Commissioner of Collegiate Education. Since it is one of the reputed

colleges and located in the District Head quarters, the number of vacancies is usually low at

any given time

4. Physical facilities Infrastructure Details: Existing infrastructure (Land available, Building) Total land : 74 acres Plinth area of building : 34,900 Sq.mts

There are 35 Classrooms, 36 laboratories 02 library halls, 02 reading rooms, 25

departmental staff rooms, 11 office rooms, 05 waiting halls, 03 culture rooms, 02 AV rooms,

01 EAMCET Helpline Centre, 01 Guest room, 10 toilets, 01 waiting hall for office, 01

canteen and 01 physical education block. In total 129 rooms are available for academic,

administration, student support services and extension activities. 56,700 books and 20

National and International journals are accessible in the library.

5. Institutional management The College Planning and Development Council [CPDC] is constituted by the

Principal as per the instructions of the Govt. of A.P. The President of the institution is the

authority (Principal), in all the academic and administrative aspects and lends his helping

hand to the smooth functioning of the institution.

6. Financial resources the management can provide for the development of the institution. At present there are 1674 students on the rolls of the college, out of them 569 students

are studying self-funding courses. They belong to marginalized sections and hence the Govt.

of AP reimburses the tuition fee for these students.

Financial Resources

1. Main resources of the college finances are the fee collected from the students of the self-funding courses.

2. Government sources, UGC, Special fee funds.

3. The total income of the college is around Rs. 16,90,000 per year from fee collection.

7. The responsiveness of the administrative structure to the views of staff and students. The administrative authority interacts regularly with the teaching staff and elicits their

views on various aspects pertaining to academic activities. All the academic decisions are

designed and approved by the staff council, consisting of in-charges of departments under the



chairmainship of the Principal. It meets once in every month. The departmental level

meetings are held regularly. In these meetings the staff members are encouraged to express

their opinions. All the discussions are made in General Staff meeting collectively. The

students are provided with opportunities to express their views. The administration elicits the

opinions of the students through the grievance box. The CPDC admits the views of the staff

and students for the development of the institution and for the enhancement of college

reputation.

8. Extent of freedom enjoyed by the staff for advanced scholarships, research and experimentations and involvement in educational innovation and reforms One faculty member of our college is extending his service for research guideship.

Two members applied for guideship. 16 staff members have been sanctioned minor research

projects and continue to publish papers in their respective subjects in reputed journals and

magazines.



PART IV: IMPLEMENTATION OF AUTONOMY

I. Aims and objectives P.V.K.N. Govt. College, Chittoor which is located on the outskirts of Chittoor town is

the most sought after educational institution in the region. With great academicians and

enthusiastic and dynamic teachers at the helm and with noble ideals and glorious traditions,

this college provides a congenial academic ambience to higher education. The past

achievements of the college and the high academic standards practiced in the campus inspire

the teachers and students alike to rekindle their spirits, skills and capabilities to pursue their

academic ambitions, goals and objectives with zeal and renewed vigour.

In tune with the latest trends across the globe, the priorities aims and objectives have

been redefined and goals reset. Getting university ranks, bagging merit prizes and awards,

interest in skill sets such as communication skills in English, Computer Applications,

Management Techniques, Entrepreneurship, etc are addressed in the day today functioning of

the college.

The college aims at pursuit of knowledge, training of the mind, personality

development, character-building and re-interpretation of our cultural heritage with a focus on

modern aspects of job-oriented, need based and work-centered education. With the changed

globalization scenario, apart from being a nerve-center of traditional learning, this college

believes in training students in job skills and life’s know-how. The JKC intends to train

students in employment skills leading to placements in Multi-National Companies.

Traditional methods of teaching are supplemented with tutorial, debate, quiz, brain-

storming and role-play sessions to meet the challenges of modern education. Recent

developments in instructional technology are made use of, to cater to the needs of the

students. In order to make class room teaching more effective, practical and meaningful the

following methods are adopted.

1. Supervision of studies by teachers. 2. Self-evaluation of teachers through micro-teaching methods. 3. Special care in the case of academically backward students and slow learners. 4. Class room visits by expert teachers to observe teaching activities. 5. Conduct of Bridge courses to newly admited I year students.



6. Teaching the syllabus by utilizing the prescribed number of hours as per the Annual Curriculum Plan.

7. Peer teaching method is followed. The Prime objectives in going for autonomous status are to have:

1. Total freedom to design the curriculum and courses of study in tune with the local needs, market requirements and Industry aspirations.

2. Total freedom to formulate admission rules. 3. Total freedom to have own evaluation system. 4. Freedom to have collaborative teaching, research extension programmes with

other colleges, institutions and research organizations.

This college has the following claims for the autonomous status:

1. Remarkable physical facilities, infrastructure, well-staked library, computer laboratories and spacious playground.

2. Better Performance of the students in university examinations. 3. The track record, qualifications, the zeal, commitment and the scientific

temper of the teaching staff. 4. Computer laboratories with 250 computers. 5. Establishment of JKC to train students in globalised skills and providing

placements. 6. Fully equipped wings of the NCC and NSS to train students in nation-building

activities. 7. Automated Administrative office with qualified staff.

2. Management of the College

At present, the College Planning and Development Council [CPDC] and staff council

are the bodies which play a crucial role in the management of the college.

The lecturer in-charge of departments are the members of Staff Council. The Staff

Council advises the Principal on all decisions and coordinates the functions of the college.

The departments function in accordance with the decisions taken by the Council. In respect of

college-level functions, activities and programmes, each one will have a committee

comprising staff and students to carry out the activities in a smooth way.

The CPDC brings in community participation in the academic and infrastructural

develplopment activities for the welfare of the students. Other bodies like Literary

Association, Science Association and Mathematics and Social Science Associations arrange

functions on important days in which students actively participate.

3. Academic Council: Structure & Functions

The Principal forms a committee consisting of all senior lecturers of the college. The

committee, in consultation with all disciplines prepares the academic calendar. It is published

and distributed to the staff and students with instructions to follow scrupulously. Usually, the



schedule indicated in the calendar is followed to give scope for advance planning by the staff

and students for the programmes in the academic year.

4. Board of Studies: Structure & Functions

I. By the University: The Board of studies constituted by the university in the subject concerned meets every year and reviews and updates the existing curricula.

II. By the Institution: This institution has a tradition to review the subject

curiculum circulated by the university. Latest concepts, which are useful to the students, are added to make the curriculum more qualitative.

5. Other committees 1. UGC Committee

2. IQAC Committee

1 Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu, Reader in Physics Convenor 2 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy, Lecturer in Commerce Member 3 Dr. M. Sivasankara Reddy, Lecturer in Commerce Member 4 Sri B. Purushotham Naidu, Lecturer in Commerce Member 5 Dr. G. Giri Babu, Lecturer in Physics Member 6 Dr. C. Meera Saheb, Lecturer in Botany Member 7 Dr. KousarJaha Begum, Lecturer in Statistics Member 8 Dr. MohanoBehara, Lecturer in Botany Member 9 Dr. C. Venkatakrishnaiah, Lecturer in Zoology Member 10 Sri P. Ravi, Librarian Member 11 Sri P.J. Robert, Physical Director Member 12 Sri N. Chokkalingam Reddy, Superintendent Member 13 Sri K. Govindan, Senior Assistant Member

1 Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy, Lecturer in Chemistry Convenor 2 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy, Lecturer in Commerce / NCC

Officer Member

3 Dr. G. Usha Rani, Cultural Committee Member 4 Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu, UGC Coordinator Member 5 Dr. M. Sivasankara Reddy, Dept. of Commerce Member 6 Sri K. Dandapani Reddy, in-charge of Arts groups Member 7 Sri E. Chandra Naidu, Estate Manager Member 8 Sri A. Narasimhulu Chetty, Lecturer in Chemistry Member 9 Dr. C. Meera Saheb, Autonomous / CPE Member 10 Dr. P. Sujana, NSS Programme Officer Member 11 Dr. Mohano Behara, NSS Programme Officer Member 12 Dr. T. Gangaram, Lecturer in Statistics Member 13 Sri P.J. Robert, Physical Director Member



3. Endowment Committee

4. JKC Committee

5. Stationery Committee

6. DRC Committee [College level]

14 Sri P. Ravi, Librarian Member

1 Dr. T. Markandeya Naidu, Lecturer in Maths Convenor

2 Dr. G. Usha Rani, Reader in Telugu Member

3 Sri B. Purushotham Naidu, Lecturer in Commerce Member

4 Sri G.M. Shanmugam, Lecturer in Physics Member

1 Dr. T. Malathi Gabriel, Lecturer in English Convenor

2 Sri M. Gopal Naidu, Lecturer in English Member

3 Sri S.V. Ramesh Kumar, Lecturer in English Member

4 Dr. K. Rajini, Lecturer in English Member

5 Dr. C. Venkatakrishnaiah, Lecturer in Zoology Member

1 Sri A. Narasimhulu Chetty, Lecturer in Chemistry Convener

2 Dr. M. Sivasankara Reddy, Lecturer in Commerce Member

3 Dr. T. Gangaram, Lecturer in Statistics Member

4 Sri N. Chokkalingam Reddy, Superintendent Member

5 Sri K. Govindan, Senior Assistant Member

1 Dr. B. Annapurna Sarada, Reader in Physics Convenor


3 Sri K. Sai Venkatesh, Lecturer in Botany Member

4 Dr. S. Selvam, Lecturer in Economics Member

5 Sri D. Mallaiah, Lecturer in Telugu Member

6 Sri P. Bhanu Prakash, Lecturer in Chemistry Member

7 Dr. S. Sugunamma, Lecturer in Economics Member



7. Autonomous Committee

8. RUSA Committee

9. Cultural Committee

0. Literary Committee

1 Dr. C. Meera Saheb, Lecturer in Botany Convenor 2 Dr. T. Gangaram, Lecturer in Statistics Member 3 Dr. G. Usha Rani, Reader in Telugu Member 4 Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu , Reader in Physics Member 5 Dr. M. Sivasankara Reddy, Lecturer in Commerce Member 6 Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy, Lecturer in Chemistry Member 7 Dr. K. Rajani, Lecturer in English Member 8 Sri P.J. Robert, Physical Director Member 9 Sri P. Ravi, Librarian Member

Dr. G. Ananda Reddy : Head and Nodal Officer Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu : RUSA Institutional Coordinator Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy : Academic Activities Sri E. Chandra Naid : Civil Works including Environment Management Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy : Procurement Dr. M. Sivasankara Reddy : Financial Aspects Dr. C. Meera Saheb : Equity Assurance Plan Implementation

1 Sri D. Mallaiah, Lecturer in Telugu, Convenor 2 Sri P. Hari Babu, Lecturer in Chemistry Member 3 Dr. B. Annapurna Sarada, Reader in Physics Member 4 Sri P. Bhanu Prakash, Lecturer in Chemistry Member 5 Sri G. Babu Chetty, Lecturer in English Member 6 Sri B. Gopirya Naick, Lecturer in Telugu Member 7 Sri P. Jayachandrudu, Lecturer in Telugu Member

1 Sri B. Gopirya Naick, Lecturer in Telugu Convenor 2 Dr. T. Malathi Gabriel, Lecturer in English Member 3 Dr. B. Annapurna Sarada, Reader in Physics Member 4 Dr. S.V. Ramesh Kumar, Lecturer in English Member 5 Sri G. BabuChetty, Lecturer in English Member 6 Sri B. Gopirya Naick, Lecturer in Telugu Member 7 Sri P. Jayachandrudu, Lecturer in Telugu Member



11. Scholarship Committee

12. Examination Committee

13. Women Empowerment Cell [WEC] Committee

14. Alumni Association Committee

1 Sri E. Chandra Naidu, Lecturer in Commerce Convenor


3 Dr. T. Markandeya Naidu, Lecturer in Maths Member

4 Dr. S. Selvam , Lecturer in Economics Member


6 Dr. S.V. Ramesh Kumar, Lecturer in English Member

1 Sri K. Dandapani, Lecturer in Economics Convenor

2 Sri A. Narasimhulu Chetty, Lecturer in Chemistry Member

3 Sri B. Purushotham Naidu, Lecturer in Commerc Member

4 Dr. C. Meera Saheb, Lecturer in Botany Member

5 Dr. G. Giri Babu, Lecturer in Physics Member

6 Dr. A. Jayasankar, Lecturer in Zoology Member

7 Sri P. Ravi Sankar, Senior Assistant Member

1 Dr. Shaik Benazeer, Lecturer in Hindi Convenor

2 Dr. KousarJaha Begum, Lecturer in Statistics Member

3 Dr. T. Malathi Gabriel, Lecturer in English Member

4 Dr. K. Rajini, Lecturer in English Member

5 Smt. Y. Gnanaprasunamba, Lecturer in Botany Member

6 Dr. P. Sujana, Lecturer in Botany Member

1 G.M. Shanmugam, Lecturer in Physics Convenor 2 Dr. C. Meera Saheb, Lecturer in Botany Co-Convener 3 Sri A. Narasimhulu Chetty, Lecturer in Chemistry Co-Convener 4 Sri G. Giribabu, Lecturer in Physics Treasurer



15. Consumer Club Committee

16. Library Committee

1 Sri P. Ravi, Librarian Convenor 2 Dr. M. Sivasankar Reddy, Lecturer in Commerce Member 3 Dr. S. Selvam, Lecturer in Economics Member 4 Sri A. Narasimhulu Chetty, Lecturer in Chemistry Member 5 Sri S. Saravana , Lecturer in Comp. Appli. Member 6 Dr. P. Sujana, Lecturer in Botany Member 7 Dr. Shaik Benazeer, Lecturer in Hindi Member

17. Physical Education Committee

18. Anti Ragging Committee

5 Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy, Lecturer in Chemistry Member 6 Smt. K. Hemalatha, Lecturer in Physics Member 7 Sri G. Babu Chetty, Lecturer in English Member 8 Sri S.V. Ramesh Kumar, Lecturer in English Member 9 Sri M. Gopal Naidu, Lecturer in English Member 10 Sri P.J. Robert, Physical Director

Member

11 Sri P. Bhanu Prakash, Lecturer in Chemistry Member

1 Sri K. Dandapani Reddy, Lecturer in Economics Convenor 2 Dr. Mohano Behara, Lecturer in Botany Member 3 Sri B. GopiryaNaick, Lecturer in Telugu Member 4 Dr. S.V. Ramesh Kumar, Lecturer in English Member 5 Dr. S. Selvam, Lecturer in Economics Member

1 Sri P.J. Robert, Physical Director, Convenor 2 Dr. T. Markandeya Naidu, Lecturer in Maths Member 3 Sri P. Bhanu Prakash, Lecturer in Chemistry Member 4 Sri C. Venkatarathnam, Lecturer in Chemistry Member 5 Dr. G. Giri Babu, Lecturer in Physics Member 6 Sri S. Saravana, Lecturer in Comp. Appli. Member

Dr. G. Ananda Reddy Chairman

Sri B. Purushotham Naidu Vice-Chairman

Dr. G. Usha Rani Member

Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu Member

Dr. S. Selvam Member



19. Disciplinary Committee

Dr. C. Meera Saheb Member

S. Nowshad, III B.Com. CA Student Representative

A. Jyothi Reddy, III B.Com. CA Student Representative

E. Bhanu Prakash, III B.Sc., BZC EM Student Representative

N. Chandru, III B.Sc., MPCS EM Student Representative

G. Murali Mohan, III BA HEP Student Representative

A. Dhanalakshmi, B.Com. CA Student Representative

M. Girija, B.Com. CA Student Representative

R. Maheswari, III B.Sc., BZC EM Student Representative

V. Gayathri, III B.Sc., MPCS EM Student Representative

V. Kaveri, III BA HPT Student Representative

Sri A.P.S. Sarma Parent

Sri K. Devan Parent

Sri K. Paradesi Parent

Circle Inspector, Chittoor town (Urban) Police

Sri Vijayasimha Reddy, Deputy Tahildhar, Collector’s Office, Chittoor

Civil

Sri Chandra Sekhar, Andhra Jyothi Reporter, Chittoor

Local Media

Sri G. Padmanabha Naidu, Amma Vodi Seva Ashram Founder, Santhapet, Chittoor

Non Govt. Organization

1 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy, Lecturer in Commerce Convenor

2 Dr. G. Usha Rani, Reader in Telugu Member

3 Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu, Reader in Physics Member

4 Sri A. Narasimhulu Chetty, Lecturer in Chemistry Member

5 Dr. C. Meera Saheb, Lecturer in Botany Member

6 Sri K. Dandapani Reddy, Lecturer in Economics Member

7 Sri E. Chandra Naidu , Lecturer in Commerce Member


9 Sri P.J. Robert, Physical Director Member




20. NSS Unit – I Committee

21. NSS Unit - II Committee

22. Youth Red Cross [YRC] Committee

23. Red Ribbon Club [RRC] Committee

1 Dr. Mohano Behara Convenor

2 Sri D. Mallaiah Member

3 Sri P. Bhanu Prakash Member

4 Sri G. Prasad Member

5 Dr. A. Jayasankar Member

6 Dr. S.V. Ramesh Kumar Member

1 Dr. P. Sujana Convenor

2 Sri K. Dandapani Reddy Member

3 Dr. M. Sivasankara Reddy Member

4 Dr. G. Giri Babu Member


6 Dr. C. Venkatakrishnaiah Member

1 Sri K. Sai Venkatesh Convenor 2 Dr. C. Venkatakrishnaiah Member 3 Dr. T. Gangaram Member 4 Sri G. Prasad Member 5 Sri Ch. Bapanayya Member

1 Dr. C. Venkatakrishnaiah Convenor

2 Sri K. Sai Venkatesh Member

3 Dr. A. Jayasankar Member





24. Eco Club Committee

25. Student Union Committee

26. Science Association Committee

27. Quiz Cum Debate

1 Smt. M. Hemalatha Convenor



4 Dr. Mohano Behara Member

5 Smt. M. Hemalatha Member

1 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy Convenor

2 Dr. G. Usha Rani Member

3 Sri A. Narasimhulu Chetty Member

4 Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy Member

5 Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu Member

6 Dr. C. Meera Saheb Member



9 Sri K. Dandapani Reddy Member

1 Dr. G. Giri Babu Convenor

2 Sri T. Markandeya Naidu Member

3 Dr. Kousar Jaha Begum Member

4 Sri Ch. Bapanayya Member


1 Sri P. Bhanu Prakash Convenor 2 Dr. T. Gangaram Member 3 Sri K. Sai Venkatesh Member



28. Estate Maintenance Committee

29. Audio, Visual and Electrical work Committee

30. MANA TV Committee

31. PG Courses Committee

4 Dr. A. Jayasankar Member 5 Sri Ch. Bapanayya Member 6 Dr. K. Rajini Member 7 Sri K. Chakravarthi Gondyala Member

1 Sri E. Chandra Naidu Convenor

2 Sri A. Narasimhulu Chetty Member

3 Dr. K. Dayananada Reddy Member

4 Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu Member

5 Dr. M. Sivasankara Reddy Member

6 Dr. C. Meera Saheb Member

7 Dr. S. Selvam Member

1 Sri G.M. Shanmugam Convenor

2 Sri P. Hari Babu Member

3 Sri Ch. Bapanayya Member


1 Sri Ch. Bapanayya Convenor

2 Sri G.M. Shanmugam Member


4 Sri C. Venkatarathnam Member


1 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy, Commerce Convenor 2 Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu, Physics Member 3 Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy, Chemistry Member 4 Dr. M. Sivasankara Reddy, Commerce Member 5 Dr. T. Markandeya Naidu, Maths Member



32. Women Redressal Cell Committee

33. Career Counseling Cell Committee

34. Website Creation Committee

1 Dr. T. Gangaram Convenor 2 Sri G. Babu Chetty Member 3 Sri K. Sai Venkatsh Member 4 Sri Ch. Bapanayya Member 5 Sri P. Bhanu Prakash Member 6 Sri S. Saravana Member

35. Establishment Verification Committee

1 Sri A. Narasimhulu Chetty Convenor 2 Sri K. Dandapani Reddy Member 3 Dr. T. Markandeya Naidu Member 4 Sri P. Bhanu Prakash Member 5 Sri S. Saravana Member

36.Special Fee Utilization Committee

1 Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu Convenor 2 Sri A. Narasimhulu Chetty Member 3 Dr. G. Usha Rani Member 4 Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy Member 5 Dr. T. Markandeya Naidu Member 6 Dr. C. Meera Saheb Member 7 Sri N. Chokkaligam Reddy , Superintendent Member

1 Dr. G. Usha Rani Convenor 2 Smt. K. Hemalatha Member 3 Dr. KousarJaha Begum Member 4 Dr. T. Malathi Gabriel Member 5 Dr. S. Sugunamma Member 6 Dr. K. Rajini Member 7 Dr. ShaikBenazeer Member

1 Sri S.V. Ramesh Kumar, Lecturer in English Convener 2 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy, Lecturer in Commerce Member 3 Sri G. BabuChetty, Lecturer in English Member 4 Dr. T. Malathi Gabriel, Lecturer in English Member 5 Sri B. GopiryaNaick, Lecturer in Telugu Member 6 Dr. Shaik Benazeer, Lecturer in Hindi Member 7 Dr. P. Sujana, Lecturer in Botany Member



8 Smt. C. Uma Devi, Senior Assistant Member 37. Additional Special Fee Utilization Committee

1 Dr. T. Markandeya Naidu Convenor 2 Sri A. Narasimhulu Chetty Member 3 Dr. G. Usha Rani Member 4 Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy Member 5 Dr. C. Meera Saheb Member 6 Sri B. Purushotham Naidu Member 7 Sri N. Chokkaligam Reddy , Superintendent Member 8 Smt. C. Uma Devi, Senior Assistant Member 38. Calendar and Magazine Committee

1 Dr. S. Selvam Convenor

2 Sri B. Gopirya Naick Member

3 Sri D. Mallaiah Member

4 Sri G. Babu Chetty Member

5 Dr. Shaik Benazeer Member

6 Dr. E. M.D. Anwar Hussain Member

39. Best Practices Committee

1 Smt. Y. Gnanaprasunamba Convenor




5 Sri P. Ravi Member

6 Sri P.J. Robert Member

40. Health Club Committee

1 Sri G. Prasad Convenor 2 Dr. A. Jayasankar Member 3 Dr. Mohano Behara Member 4 Dr. C. Venkatakrishnaiah Member 5 Smt. M. Hemalatha Member 6 Smt. K. Hemalatha Member



41. MANA TV Presentation Committee

1 Sri P. Hari Babu Convenor 2 Sri Ch. Bapanayya Member 3 Sri P. Bhanu Prakash Member 4 Dr. A. Jayasankar Member 5 Sri G. Prasad Member 6 Dr. T. Gangaram Member 7 Sri K. Sai Venkatesh Member 42. Remedial Coaching Committee

1 Dr. Kousar Jaha Begum Convenor 2 Sri B. Purushotham Naidu Member 3 Dr. G. Giri Babu Member 4 Sri P. Hari Babu Member 5 Dr. A. Jayasankar Member 6 Dr. S.V. Ramesh Kumar Member 43. Differently Abled Students Welfare Committee

1 Dr. E. M.D. Anwar Hussain Convenor 2 Dr. G. Usha Rani Member 3 Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu Member 4 Sri N. Chokkalingam Reddy, Superintendent Member 5 Smt. C. Uma Devi, Senior Assistant Member 6 Sri P. Ravi Sankar, Senior Assistant Member 7 Sri N. Vidyasagar, Store Keeper Member 44. Poor Boys Fund Welfare Committee

1 Dr. K. Rajini Convenor 2 Sri A. Narasimhulu Chetty Member 3 Sri K. Dandapani Reddy Member 4 Sri E. Chandra Naidu Member 5 Sri D. Mallaiah Member 6 Sri K. Govindan, Senior Assistant Member 7 Sri G.S. Ravi, Senior Assistant Member 45. Bus Pass Signature Committee

1 Sri C. Venkatarathnam B.Sc. Wing 2 Sri S. Saravana, Lecturer in Comp. Appl. B.Com. Wing 3 Dr. S. Selvam B.A. Wing



46. Swatch Kalasala Committee

1 Dr. Mohano Behara Convener 2 Dr. P. Sujana Member 3 Dr. C. Venkatakrishnaiah Member 4 Dr. A. Jayasankar Member 5 Sri Ch. Bapanayya Member 6 Smt. R. Hemalatha, Typist Member 7 Sri G.V. Satyanarayana, Jr. Asst. Member 47. Central Purchase Committee

1 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy, Lecturer in Commerce& UGC Committee member

Convenor

2 Dr. B. Annapurna Sarada, Reader in Physics, DRC Coordinator

Member

3 Sri A. Narasimhulu Chetty, Lecturer in Chemistry, UGC Committee member

Member

4 Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy, Lecturer in Chemistry & Academic & IQAC Coordinator

Member

5 Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu, Reader in Physics & UGC Coordinator

Member

6 Dr. T. Markandeya Naidu, Lecturer in Mathematics & UGC Committee member

Member


8 Sri P.J. Robert, Physical Director Member

48. Monitoring of Academic Work Committee

1 Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy, Vice-Principal 2 Dr. G. Usha Rani, Reader in Telugu 3 Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu, Reader in Physics 4 Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy, Lecturer in Chemistry & Academic & IQAC Coordinator 5 Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu, Reader in Physics & UGC Coordinator 6 Dr. T. Markandeya Naidu, Lecturer in Mathematics & UGC Committee member 7 Sri P. Ravi, Librarian 8 Sri P.J. Robert, Physical Director



6. Admission eligibility Being a Government institution, the admission procedure for students is strictly

adhered to the rules prescribed by the Government of AP and the University concerned

followed by merit and reservation criteria. pre-admission counseling. Enrollment drive

committee conducts enrollment drives, wide publicity on student amenities available in the

premises through print and electronic media.

For UG courses, Admission committee prepares a merit list of students duly adopting

following reservation roster points. It is informed to the students for testimonial verification.

After vertification genuineness of certificates the applicants are permitted for admission.

For PG courses, the university conducts PG Entrance Test (Sri Venkateswara

University Post Graduate Common Entrance Test - SVUPGCET) and based on the rank

secured, the students are allotted to PG centre through counseling. The college is an identified

PG centre with 08 courses.

7. Curricular Programme

I. University: The Board of studies constituted by the university in concerned subject, convene annual

meeting before the commencement of academic year. It reviews, design and update the existing curricula.

II. Institution: The institution has a tradition to review the subject curriculum circulated by the university. Skill oriented concepts according to local need are added.

Certificate Courses The institution offers four certificate courses for the benefit of stakeholders.

The courses like 1) Journalism in Telugu, 2) Medicinal Plants and its Conservation, 3)

MATLAB and 4) Tally 9.1.

8. Student Feedback Student feedback on Lecturer’s performance was collected by IQAC submits to the

Commissioner of Collegiate Education along with Principal’s confidential report on their

performance. Moreover, the college also follows “Performance Indicators” recommended by

the Government of Andhra Pradesh for an effective implementation of better standards and



quest for excellence. On the last working day of every month the lecturer submits proforma

for performance evaluation.

Proforma for Lecturers

S. No.

Name of the Indicator

Annual Target

Monthly Target

Monthly Achmt.

For 80

For 20+

Total 100

Month Grade

Remarks

1 Classes engaged

2 Internal Tests 3 Co-curricular

Activities

4 Maintenance of Academic Records

The Principal awards 20 marks based on the performance of the lecturer on

indicator wise.

Two methods are being practiced to ensure quality of functioning viz 1) student

feedback, 2) peer assessment. Feedback reports are collected from the students, in the format

designed by the Commissioner of Collegiate Education, which will help to assess their

performance. The Principal reviews these reports and initiates action for remedial measures.

Guest Lectures by eminent academicians from Universities, local colleges and industries,

HR’s from reputed MNCs are invited for building competence, global skills and conducting

awareness on placements in various fields. It will help to widen the horizon of knowledge

thereby creates academic and intellectual ambience.

The Principal monitors the classes, activities and directly interacts with the students

and encourages them to share their feeback, grievances and issues related to them. The

Grievance Redressal Cell committee recoreds the measures taken.

9. Internal Assessment

The Principal, IQAC, Academic Coordinator and In-charges of the department

conduct internal assessment. The students are assessed through:

Interactive sessions

Written Tests

Seminars / Assignments



Practical skills in the laboratory

Internal assessment tests.

Subjects studied at plus Two stage Opted for, at the UG

M.P.C. Bi.P.C. etc., B.A., B.Com.,

Non-Computer subjects Computer Subjects

Traditional Subjects Restructured Vocational subject

10. External Assessment It is assessed through annual examinations, practical examinations and semester

system.

11. Financial Implication Since this is a Government College, the institution has been fully funded by the

Government. Most of the students admitted belong to poorer and socially under privileged

sections. The following financial support is given to all eligible students.

Economically Poor Persons Scholarships.

Backward Classes Scholarships

SC / ST Scholarships

Fee Concessions

Poor Boys Aid Fund

Endowment Prizes for Outstanding Students.

Besides, the generous staff of the college support the poor students by way of

payment of fee, clothing etc.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE YEAR WISE SANCTIONED BENEFICIARIES

S. No.

Type of Scholarship 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

1 Merit Scholarship (Prathibha) - - - - -

2 Economically Poor Communities

239 213 156 98 67

3 Backward Classes 749 630 557 375 288

4 Scheduled Castes 1122 1056 894 579 462

5 Scheduled Tribes 40 30 29 15 13

6 Physically Handicapped - - - - -



7 Muslim Minority Scholarship - 57 54 53 40

8 Non-Hindi Scholarship - - - - -

12. Course Content In tune with globalized scenario several restructured and vocational courses were

started along with existing traditional courses in which the emphasis is on application of

skills.

This college offers modern courses like Computer Science, Computer Applications,

Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Electronics, Microbiology and Communicative English.

Communicative Skills, application of knowledge, building self-confidence and competence,

personal and human values through various co-curricular and extra-curricular activities which

expands and exposes overall development.

13. Co-Curricular & Extra-Curricular Activities. Teachers counsel the students on the importance and need for social service,

discipline, etiquette, civic sense, etc. periodically and on relevant occasions. Volunteers from

the NSS and NCC are designing and organizing nation-building activities like:

a) Clean and Green Programme

b) Blood Donation Camps c) Rural Development Programmes d) AIDS Awareness Campaigns e) Pulse Polio Programme f) Social Programme based on the need

In dealing with the over all development of students, the college has a four pronged

approach i.e.,

a) Gains in the subject knowledge and skills

b) Training in general skills

c) Physical fitness

d) Personality Development

The college prepares its annual institutional plan incorporating activities and

programmes to involve the students in the above four lines.



Apart from the curricular activities, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities,

activities related to the physical education like debates, quiz, essay-writing, elocution

competitions, exhibitions, cultural programmes, seminars, observation of important ‘days’,

NCC, NSS and Sports activities. Such programmes are conducted in coordination with

reputed Walker’s Association, District Employment Officer, Professors from S.V.U, Mahila

and VIT universities, RASS, Telugu Basha Sangam.

The study projects / Project works are designed to extend service to the community.

Jawahar Knowledge Centre

Jawahar Knowledge Centre, the Nodal JKC shoulders the responsibility of imparting

employability skills and campus placements. It has trained 244 students in 3 batches. The

companies like Amazon, Big Basket, Vodafone, Aditya Birla Online Fashion, Toyoto,

SERCO, GENPACT, IBM, Polaris, Angel etc conducted the campus drives. 100 students

got placements during this year. JKC conductted a Mega Job Mela in which 600

unemployed youth participated and 123 students got placements. JKC Facebook was

created. It has 300 followers second in the State.

To quote a few, Yugandhar of III B.Sc got selected for Wipro Company. Manikanta

of III B.Com was selected as Communicative Language Trainer at Trichy, Chennai. Sunil of

III B.Com was selected for HCL Company, Mathew Henry for Polaris.

With the collaboration of Leaps India Pvt. Ltd., Pondicherry, JKC has taken initiative

for providing employment and skill development to the unemployed youth in Telecom Sector

(TSSC), Apparel designing and Tourism & Hospitality. 200 students got registered for this

training, which is a central Govt funded scheme i.e. Pradana Manthri Koushal Vikas Yojana

(PMKVY).

JKC Acheivements for Five years SNO Name of the Company YEAR/DATE NO.OF

CANDIDATES ATTENDED

SELECTED

VENUE

ILM 37 CP ACUUA CULTURE 10 INFOSYS(BPO) BANGLORE 01 HINDUJA GLOBAL SOLUTIONS,CHENNAI

10

NOUVEAU MEDICAMENT PVT.LTD.CHENNAI

02

1

JOYALUKKAS

2010-2011 --

14

OFF CAMPUS



JEWELLERS,VELLORE ICICI Bank 07 First Source Chennai 06 DIGICO Hyderabad 06

2

Dr.Reddy’s Lab

2012-2013 --

11

OFF CAMPUS

ILM Banglore 07 Kelloggs,Sri City 25 Hetero Pharmacy 20 MedPlus Pharmacy 12 AEGIS BPO 09

3

ICICI Bank

2013-2014 --

18

PVKNGC, Chittoor

4 Mondelez India Foods Ltd(Sricity,Chittoor District) 13-07-2014 96 21 PVKNGC,CTR

5 ING Vysya bank,Chittoor 14-07-2014 25 07 PVKNGC,CTR 6 CEO Group 19-07-2014 25 04 PVKNGC,CTR 7 Hinduja Foundaries 02-09-2014 116 68 PVKNGC,CTR 8 Abhivrudhi Vet India Pvt Ltd 31-09-2014 109 35 PVKNGC,CTR

ICICI Bank 08 Euroka Forbes 09 Abhivrudhi Vet India Pvt Ltd 18

9

Star Insurance

06-12-2014 257

34

PVKNGC,CTR

10 INFOSYS (OFF CAMPUS) 06-05-2015 --

01 Gayathri Degree college,

Tirupathi 11 Samunnati Financial

Intermidiatation &Services Pvt Ltd Chennai

20-05-2015 16 02 PVKNGC,CTR

12 POLARIS (OFF CAMPUS) 28-05-2015 --

1 Polaris,Hyderabad

13 GENPACT (OFF CAMPUS) 26-06-2015 -- 1 GENPACT,

Hyderabad 14 BIG BASKET 25-06-2015 74 15 PVKNGC,CTR

12-1-2015 --

01 Vijayam Degree College, Chittoor

15 WIPRO (OFF CAMPUS)

29-07- 2015 01 Vijayam Degree

College, Chittoor

MEGA JOB MELA Amazon Vodafon ABOF (Aditya Birla Online Fashion) Toyoto C-SAT

16

SERCO & HGS

25-08-2015 86

44 PVKNGC,CTR

17 NICE EDUCATION 07-10-2015 86 16 PVKNGC,CTR

18 FIRMNXT 07-10-2015 86 14 PVKNGC,CTR

19 ABHIVRUDHI VET INDIA PVT LTD 05-11-2015 150 17 PVKNGC,CTR

20 HCL (OFF CAMPUS) 05-11-2015 --

1 VignanaSudha Degree College,

Chittoor 21 Mega Job Mela 27-02-2016 600 123 PVKNGC,CTR



TOTAL 636



MoU The college has a Memorandum of Understanding with Ministry of Youth

Affairs, Government of India, New Delhi in collaboration with Sports Authority of Andhra Pradesh for the construction of Multistage Gym with synthetic Hockey Ground for the students.

The JKC has entered into an MoU with GENPACT, Maharastra, Leaps India, Pvt. Ltd., Pondicherry and also with District Employment Exchange, Chittoor in order to enable the students to get more placements.

TATA Institute Social Science - TISS (Parallel Degree Employability Programme) As a part of corporate social responsibility, Parallel Degree Employability

programme for Degree students was launched by the Commissioner of Collegiate Education

by entering into MoU with TATA Institute of Social Sciences (TISS). The College was

identified as one of the TISS training centre through JKC and a being nodal college it

shoulders the responsibility of providing employability training and monitoring the TISS

activities in the district. Seven faculty members from different disciplines were trained to

impart training to the students. 100 students have been enrolled. In TISS Whatsapp group was

created by the students with an aim to develop e-skills and provides opportunities for the

students to present their feedback, grievances on TISS activities.

District Resource Centre [DRC] The District Resource Centre identified as a Nodal Unit. During 2015-16, it conducted

District level competitions in essay writing and elocution on AIDS awareness. 16 district

level activities which include 4 seminars 2 workshops, 8 competitions, one cultural meet and

one sports meet in all degree colleges in the district.

Nodal DRC Coordinator is coordinating these activities both at college and district

level.



National Cadet Corps [NCC] Our college has two NCC units which comprises one company and one platoon. During the academic year 2015-16, 72 cadets were enrolled, 40 cadets donated blood

in blood donation camps. 08 cadets took part in national Integration Camps held at Goa and

15 cadets participated in Army attachment camp. 56cadets appeared for ‘B’Certificate,

40cadets appeared for ‘C’certificate examinations. 200 saplings were planted in the campus.

National Service Scheme [NSS]

During the last three years, two NSS units have undertaken service activities like Dengue awareness, anticrackers rally, vanamahostav, Haritha Snehithulu, National Voters Day and tried to create awareness among the students and the public. They conducted one week special camping programme at P.Kothuru and M. Agraharam, a 5 day Entrepreneur Development Training from 09-09-2015 to 13-09-2015, Social Survey and veterinary camp with the collaboration of district authorities as a part of community outreach programme.



NSS Activities:

SL.No Event Conducted Date

1 Campus cleaning 20-06-2013

2 Orientation programme 16-07-2013

3 National Education Day 11-11-2013

4 Blood Grouping 28-11-2013

5 Aids awareness rally 01-12-2013

6 Shramadhanam 29-12-2013

7 Blood Donation Camp 06-02-2014

8 Orientation programme 18-07-2014

9 International Youth day celebrations 12-8-2014

10 Tree Plantation 15 & 28 -08- 2014

11 Sramadhanam at college campus 18-09-2014

12 NSS day Celebrations 24-09-2014

13 Neeru- Chettu Programme 11-10-2014

14 National Education Day 11-11-2014

15 Aids awareness rally 01-12-2014

16 Out reach programme at Godugumuru 06-12-2014

17 Mege Health camp 06-01-2015

18 Save Water Programme 26-01-2015

19 Dengue awareness programme 07-06-2015

20 Yoga Camp 8th to 10 th July 2015

21 Mega Health Camp 26-07-2015

22 Orientation day 08-08-2015

23 Tree Plantation 26-08-2015

24 Entreprenuers Training Programme 9th to 13 Sept 2015

25 NSS Day Celebrations 24-09-2015

26 Special Camp @ M. Agraharam 27th sept to 01st Oct 2015

27 Special Camp @ P. Kothuru 01 to 07th Oct 2015

28 Anti Crackers Rally 07-11-2015



29 Swacch Kalasala 07-11-2015

30 National Educational Day 11-111-2015

31 Neeru – Chettu 28-11-2015

32 Aids awareness Rally 01-12-2015

33 Blood Danation Camp 30-12-2015

34 National Voters Day 25-01-2016

One of our NSS Volunteer S. Eliyas Ahamed of III B.Com. attended National Youth Festival and adventure camp at Raipur, Chattisgarh.

Red Ribbon Club [RRC] & Youth Red Cross [YRC]

The Red Ribbon Club and Youth Red Cross units of our college conducted blood donation camp on 23-12-2015, 3 day Yoga training for non-teaching staff from 08-07-2015 to 10-07-2015 and Community Health programme on 26-07-2015, AIDS awareness rally and Yoga Training for the staff in collaboration with ISHA foundation.

Two of our YRC Volunteers got II and III Prizes at the District level Essay writing competitions conducted by Indian Red Cross Society, Chittoor unit.

RRC Activities:

SL No. Event Conducted Date

1 Yoga camp 08-07-2015 to 10-07-2015

2 Mega health camp 26-07-2015

3 Tree Plantation 12-10-2015

4 Eassy writing compitation & Elecution 27-11-2015

5 AIDS Awarness rally 1-12-2015

6 Blood donation camp 13-12-2015



7 National voters 25-01-2016

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT CELL [WEC] The women empowerment cell is doing a commendable service and motivating the

women students frequently by arranging awareness programmes on women’s rights and the

ways and means of achieving their rights.

During this year the Women empowerment cell conducted women equality day on 26-

08-2015, awareness on women’s rights on 08-12-2015, a programme on Human

Trafficking on 14-02-2016 and celebrated International Women’s Day on 08-03-2016.

Career Counseling and Placement cell. It guides our students into right way of their career through conducting activities like

awareness programme on competitive exams, campus drive jointly with the JKC. NICE

Education Services, Firm Next Company from Bangalore came and selected 32 students for

different jobs on 24-11-2015 on the campus. The Placement cell conducted zonal level

SETVEN Youth Festival on 27-11-2015.



Community Health Camp

Our students and staff organized Community Health Camp on 26-07-2015 in

collaboration with Indian Red Cross Society, Chittoor, Appollo Hospital, Srilatha Modern

Eye Hospital, Kiran Dental Clinic, Walker’s Association, Chittoor rendered services for

Blood donation, Eye check up, Dental check up, General Check up and Blood grouping. 300

people from the nearby areas like Godugumuru, Greamspet, Valliappa Nagar, Oticheruvu,

Mittoor have taken health advice treatment from the Physicians.

RRC, YRC, NCC, NSS volunteers and coordinators extended their service.

Tissue Culture Lab

The lab was established with an aim to inculcate the tissue culture technique as a

laboratory tool to develop endangered and endemic plants for UG and PG students. A

certificate course will be started for the public to extend the service at district level by

distributing medicinal and endangered plants to the farmers in Chittoor district. Through the

skill, students can become an entrepreneurs and opportunity to get self employment

livelihood to the farmers.



Yuvatharangam

Achievements

Our college got International Recognition with the participation of B. Lokesh, I BA who represented Indian Team of Soft Ball at Bhutan and won gold medal.

K. Lokesh, II BA HPT and K.R. Bharath, II B.Sc., MSCS presented papers in National seminar organized by Department of Telugu at Govt. Degree College, Nagari, Chittoor district.



Two new Post graduate courses namely M.A. English and M.Sc, Physics were started during this academic year.

Our College conducted ‘Inspire’ Programme funded by Department of Science & Technology, Govt. of India during Dasara Holidays and 150 students who scored 9.2 CGPA in Junior Inter were enrolled for the programme.

Our NSS Volunteer T. Priya of III B.Sc., BZC attended Re public Day Parade at New Delhi from 30-12-2015 to 26-01-2016.

C. Mounica, III B.Sc., MBC in Biochemistry and A. Sonia, III B.Sc., MPCS in Mathematics got State Level awards for scoring high marks in their respective subjects in Academic Excellence in Yuvatharangam 2015.

Ms. S. Wasim Taj of I MA English published a paper in HANS India English Daily.

Dr. S. Selvam, Lecturer, Department of Economics attended and presented a paper titled “FDI – a boon or bane for Indian Formers?” at the International Conference conducted by Higher Education Forum, Tokyo, Japan.

Dr. S.V. Ramesh Kumar, Lecturer in English got cash award for his publication of poetry in the famous literary journal Sahithya Prasthanam and it is identified as the Best Poetry.

Sri K. Chakravarthy Gondyala, Lecturer in Political Science published study material on Indian Polity in Eenadu Prathibha page. It is very much useful for APPSC Group I and II exams.

Sri K. Sai Venkatesh, Lecturer in Botany published an article in Gamanam on Open Access Telugu Literary Magazine.



Endowment Awards for Students S.

No. Name of the Scholarship Instituted by Amount

Deposited Account No. Endowmen

t Award given to

1 Kanipakam Ragava Reddy Endowment Prize

Kanipakam Ragava Reddy’s Family

Rs. 3692/- & Rs. 4,912/-

20040162 20050780

Botany, Zoology, Telugu an Sanskrit

2 Dr. C.R. Memorial Prize

Dr. C.R. Reddy’s Family

Rs. 8,260/- 20040163 Political Science and English

3 Allam Govinda Swamy Naidu Memorial Prize (Freedom Fighter)

Sri A. Vinayakam Retd., English Lecturer P.V.K.N. Govt. College, Chittoor

Rs. 20,000/- 106438 Physically Disabled Students

4 Smt. K. Anasuyamma and Sri K. Parasurami Reddy Endowment Prize

Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy, Lecturer in Chemistry, P.V.K.N. Govt. College, Chittoor

Rs. 27,000/- 8120100034013

Chemistry

5 Bandaru Sreenivasulu Reddy Endowment Prize

Sri B. Yugandhar Reddy Ex. Commerce Secretary, P.V.K.N. Govt. College, Chittoor

Rs. 50,000/- 279275 Commerce



PART-V: BASIC INFORMATION

1. Name of college: P.V.K.N. Govt. College, Chittoor

2. Name of Principal: Dr. G. Ananda Reddy, Principal

3. Telephone / fax / email: 08572-241768

4. Year of establishment: 1961

5. Whether private / government / university maintained: Government

6. Year of grant of permanent affiliation: 1966

7. Courses offered:

Month & Year

i. Under 2 f 1966

ii. Under 12 B 1966

Programmes Courses

UG B.A. B.Com. B.Sc.

PG M.A., M.Com. M.Sc.



LIST OF COMBINATIONS

B.A. Telugu Medium 1 History, Economics, Political Science [HEP] 2 History, Political Science, Spl. Telugu [HPT] 3 Economics, Statistics, Computer Science [ESCA]

B.A. English Medium 4 History, Economics, Political Science [HEP]

B.Com. Telugu Medium 5 B.Com. General 6 Advertising, Sales Promotion and Sales Management [ASM]

B.Com. English Medium 7 Taxation and Tax Procedure 8 Computer Applications

B.Sc., Telugu Medium 9 Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry [MPC]

10 Mathematics, Physics, Statistics [MPS] 11 Botany, Zoology, Chemistry [BZC]

B.Sc., English Medium 11 Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry [MPC] 12 Mathematics, Physics, Electronics [MPE] 13 Mathematics, Electronics, Computer Science [MECS] 14 Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science [MPCS] 15 Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science [MSCS] 16 Botany, Zoology, Chemistry [BZC] 17 Microbiology, Biochemistry, Chemistry [MBC] 18 Microbiology, Zoology, Chemistry [MZC] 19 Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Chemistry [BBTC]

PG Combinations 1 M.A. Economics 2 M.A. English 3 M.Com. General 4 M.Com. FM 5 M.Sc., Organic Chemistry 6 M.Sc., Mathematics 7 M.Sc., Botany 8 M.Sc., Physics

M.Phil. –Nil

8. Student enrolment during last three years:

Course 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16



UG 1674 1029 1104 PG 278 365 229



UG STRENGTH PARTICULARS (LAST 3 YEARS)

1. 2013-2014 SC ST BC OC Muslim Total Course I II III I II III I II III I II III I II III I II III

B.Sc. 66 87 89 02 01 05 80 74 71 17 22 24 09 06 06 174 190 195 B.Com 107 133 183 01 04 05 70 100 111 15 23 51 11 12 30 204 272 379 B.A 38 63 60 03 05 02 18 26 22 02 04 10 01 03 03 62 101 97 Grand Total 211 283 332 6 10 12 168 200 204 34 49 85 21 21 39 440 563 671 2. 2014-2015

SC ST BC OC Muslim Total Course I II III I II III I II III I II III I II III I II III

B.Sc. 64 45 56 3 1 0 47 55 42 12 15 14 1 8 6 127 124 118 B.Com 124 66 87 3 1 0 62 44 57 21 9 19 10 7 10 220 127 174 B.A 23 24 27 1 2 3 14 10 14 4 1 2 1 1 2 43 38 58 Grand Total 211 135 170 7 4 3 123 109 113 37 25 35 12 16 18 390 289 350 3. 2015-2016

SC ST BC OC Muslim Total Course I II III I II III I II III I II III I II III I II III

B.Sc. 68 69 48 2 3 2 68 49 56 10 12 15 2 2 8 150 135 128 B.Com 120 123 68 3 3 2 51 64 44 19 21 9 10 11 7 203 222 130 B.A 24 24 24 2 1 2 17 16 10 3 4 1 6 1 1 52 46 38 Grand Total 212 216 140 7 7 6 136 129 110 32 37 25 18 14 16 405 403 296



STUDENT ENROLMENT – SOCIAL STATUS FROM 2013-15



PG STRENGTH PARTICULARS (LAST 3 YEARS)

1. 2013-2014

General (OC) SC ST OBC Muslim Total Course M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total M F Total

1. M.Com. FM 5 1 6 11 3 14 1 0 1 10 6 16 0 0 0 27 10 37 2. M.Com. Gen. 2 4 6 8 4 12 0 0 0 9 7 16 2 0 2 21 15 36 3. M.Sc. Organic Chem.

2 2 4 2 1 3 0 0 0 3 2 5 0 0 0 7 5 12

4. M.Sc., Botany 0 4 4 3 6 9 0 1 1 6 9 15 0 0 0 9 20 29 5. M.Sc., Maths 2 4 6 3 1 4 1 0 1 4 10 14 1 0 1 11 15 26 6. M.A. Economics

1 1 2 11 6 17 1 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 14 8 22

Grand Total 12 16 28 38 21 59 3 2 5 33 34 67 3 0 3 89 73 162

2. 2014-2015



0 4 4 6 3 9 0 0 0 3 6 9 1 1 2 10 14 24

4. M.Sc., Botany 0 1 1 4 6 10 0 1 1 2 9 11 0 0 0 6 17 23 5. M.Sc., Maths 11 16 27 7 4 11 0 1 1 3 6 9 0 3 3 21 30 51 6. M.A. Economics

5 15 20 3 17 20 0 1 1 1 2 3 0 0 0 9 35 44

Grand Total 20 74 94 29 44 73 0 4 4 18 37 55 3 6 9 70 165 235



3. 2015-2016



0 4 4 6 3 9 0 0 0 2 9 11 0 0 0 8 16 24

4. M.Sc., Botany 0 4 4 3 6 9 0 1 1 6 9 15 0 0 0 9 20 29 5. M.Sc., Maths 2 10 12 6 5 11 0 0 0 4 12 16 0 1 1 12 27 40 6. M.A. Economics 0 2 2 12 10 22 1 0 1 3 1 4 0 0 0 16 13 29 7. M.A. English 3 3 6 4 1 5 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 2 8 06 14 8. M.Sc., Physics 2 0 2 5 1 6 0 0 0 13 4 17 0 0 0 20 5 25 Grand Total 8 25 33 58 44 102 1 1 2 42 48 90 2 4 6 111 122 233 Student enrolment during last three years



9. Faculty strength category-wise (Please enclose list of faculty with their qualifications / papers / books / monographs if published).

Working strength of permanent / regular teachers

Total S. No.

Name of the Department

Sanctioned Post

Vacant Post Gen

eral SC ST OBC

Minority PH Men Women

1 Principal 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 English 7 2 3 1 0 1 0 0 3 2 3 Telugu 4 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 3 1 4 Hindi 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 5 Urdu 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 6 Sanskrit 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 Tamil 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 History 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 Economics 3 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 1 10 Political

Science 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0

11 Commerce 5 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 12 ASM 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 13 Taxation 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 Computer

Appli. 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0

15 Mathematics 5 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 16 Statistics 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 17 Chemistry 9 4 3 0 0 2 0 0 5 0 18 Physics 6 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 4 2 19 Botany 7 0 2 0 0 5 0 0 3 4 20 Zoology 5 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 21 Microbiology 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 22 Biochemistry 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 Computer

Science 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

24 Library Science

2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

25 Physical Education

2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0

Total 74 25 22 5 1 19 1 1 38 12 a) Faculty Achievements: I. Minor Research Projects

S. No. Plan Sanctioned Completed Ongoing

1 XI 09 09 - 2 XII 16 - 16



II. Jawahar Knowledge Centre [JKC]

• Nodal JKC Centre

• JKC Training for UG and PG students

• The students are trained in 1. Communication Skills 2. Analytical Skills Employability Skills 3. Digital / Computer Skills 4. Youth Leadership

• To develop ‘Smart PVKNian’ with techno-savy skills on par with global standards.

• TISS – CCE, AP, Hyderabad

• TCS – S.V.University, Tirupati (for SC/St students) JKC Placements during 2015-16

S.No Name of the Company No. of Selections 1 MONDELEZ INDIA FOOD LTD. 4 2 ING VYSYA BANK 7 3 CEO GROUP PVT. LTD. 4 4 HINDUJA FOUNDARIES 29 5 ABHIVRUDDI VET INDIA PVT.

LTD. 7

6 MEGA JOB MELA 25 7 SHARE MICROFIN LTD. 9 8 SAMUNNATHI 2 9 WIPRO 1 10 CPF PVT. LTD. 3 11 GENPACT 13 TOTAL 104



III. Seminars and Workshops Organized 1. Department of English

A Two day workshop was organized on “Strategies to improve English speaking skills of students” for Lecturers in English of Chittoor and Kadapa districts from 16th and 17th October, 2014.

Two day workshop was organized on “Phonetics and Revision Strategies for Students” for lecturers in English of Chittoor and Kadapa districts from 17th to 18th December, 2014.


A workshop was conducted on the Safe usage and conservation of LPG on 29-

01-2015 to educate and enlighten the students. 3. Department of Botany

A workshop on Medicinal Plants was conducted on 04-02-2015 by the Department of Botany. A live demonstration on “Medicinal plants available in Chittoor district” was presented.

A National seminar on “Recent Advances in Plant Sciences – RAPS 2015”

was conducted from 7th to 8th March, 2015 by the department of Botany sponsored by UGC.

A workshop on “Organic Farming” was conducted by the Department of

Botany for the staff, students and farmers on 29-10-2015. 4. Department of JKC

A workshop was conducted to JKC Coordinators and Mentors on 15th September, 2015.


A National Seminar was organized on “The role of statistical tools in data analysis of research projects and thesis- (NSSTDA-2015)” from 26th to 27th June, 2015.


A National Seminar was conducted on “India A Hot Spot of Environmental Challenges and Need of the Multi disciplinary Approach to solve the Environmental Issues” from 15th to 16th December, 2015



IV. Seminars and Workshops Participated and Presented Papers 1. Department of English

Dr. T. Malathi Gabriel, Lecturer in English has participated and presented the papers on the following.

1. Visual Technologies in Modern ELT practices – A boon in digital age at Govt. Degree College(W), Srikalahasti on 22-23 Aug, 2014.

2. A discourse on Romaticism, Nature & Eco-Consciousness in Keat’s poem at Govt. Degree College & PG (W), Visakhapatnam on 02-12-2014.

3. Feministic Encounters and Quest for Identinties in Film culture at Bharathi Women’s College (A), Chennai on 11-12-2014.

4. New Media Studies”An Overview at Garden City College, Bangalore at ENGCONF 2015” on Transitions: Literature, Language and Culture Post 1980: aon 07-02-2015.

5. Quality Enhancment in Higher Education – Role of Teachers at Govt. College Gazetted Teachers Assocation on 10-10-2015.

6. Narrative Identity and Cultural Representations in Chetan Bhagat’s Two States at Garden City College of Science & Management Studies, Bangalore on 5th& 6th February, 2016.

7. The Din of Faithful Daughters, Faithless Lovers and Opportunities in the Select Tragedies of Shakespeare at Department of English, Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati on 28th& 29th March, 2016.

Dr. S.V. Ramesh Kumar, Lecturer in English has participated and presented the papers on the following.

1. Motivation – A Key Factor in Language Teaching at Govt. Degree College (W) Srikalahasti on 22-23 Aug, 2014.

2. Subaltern Perspectives in the Novels in Amitav Ghosh at Garden City College, Bangalore on 6-7 Feb, 2015.

3. Postmodern Traits in the Novels of Amitav Ghosh at Bharathi Women’s College, Chennai on 11-12-2014.

Sri M. Gopal Naidu, Lecturer in English has participated and presented the papers on the following.

1. Problem and Project Based Teaching on 22-23 Aug, 2014 at GDC(W), Srikalahasti.

2. New Media Studies” An Overview at Garden City College, Bangalore at ENGCONF 2015 on Transitions: Literature, Language and Culture Post 1980: on 6-7 Feb, 2015.

Dr. K. Rajani, Lecturer in English has participated and presented the papers on the following.

1. Motivation – A Key factor in Language Teaching at GDC(W), Srikalahasti on 22-23 Aug, 2014.

2. Symbolism in Rabindranath Tagore’s Muktha Dhara at Vikrama Simhapuri University, Nellore on 3-4 Sep, 2014.

3. Immigrant Experiences in Bharati Mukherjee’s Tiger’s Daughter at Bharathi Women’s College, Chennai on 11-12-2014.

4. The voice of Subaltern in the Minor Gods of Dr. T.V. Reddy at SPM V.V. Tirupati on 7-8 Jan, 2015.



5. Protest in Arundhati Roy’s God of small things at Garden City College, Bangalore on 6-7 Feb, 2015.

6. Influencing the biodiversity with rural tourism, national seminar at GDC, Nagari.

7. International Seminar on Post Modern Techniques in Ravindranath Tagore Short at Garden City College of Science & Management Studies, Bangalore on 5th& 6th February, 2016.

8. Hamlet- a Tragedy of Tragic Erros of Flaws of character and Behavioural Imbalance at Dept. of English, S.V. University, Tirupati on 28th& 29th March, 2016.

Sri G. Babu Chetty, Lecturer in English has participated and presented the papers on the following.

1. Motivation – A Key Factor in Language Teaching at GDC(W) Srikalahasti on 22-23 Aug, 2014.

2. Immigrant Experiences in Bharati Mukherjee’s Tiger’s Daughter at Bharathi Women’s College, Chennai on 11-12-2014.


Dr. G. Usha Rani, Reader in Telugu has participated and presented the papers on the following.

1. Kattamanchi Kavaitrula Saahitiseva in the national seminar on 3-4th March, 2015 at GDC, Nagari.

2. Tallapaka Annamachaya in the National seminar on 29-30 Aug, 2005 at Silver Jubilee College(A), Kurnool.

3. Tallapaka Annamachaya in the National seminar on 3-4 Jan, 2007 at KVR Govt. College(W), Kurnool

4. Vaisnavabhakti Sahityam – Tulanatmaka Pariseelana in the national seminar at NPS GDC(W), Chittoor.

5. Talapaka Annamacharya’s Philosophy & Vaisnava Bhakti on 12-14 Mar, 2009 at S.V. Oriental Research Institute, Tirupati.

6. Srimadbhagavatham in the International Conference at S.V. Oriental Research Institute, Tirupati on 20-22, June, 2009.

7. Telugu Kathasahityam lo Mahila on 29-30 March, 2010 at Sri Padmavathi Mahila Viswavidyalam, Tirupati.

8. Krishnadevaraya Pancha Satabdhi Vutsavam in the national seminar on 10-12 feb, 2013 at Rashtreeya Sanskrit Vidyapeetham, Tirupati.

9. Tallapaka Kavula Jeevithamu-Vyaktitwamu in the National Seminar on 1-2 March, 2013 at NPS Govt. Degree College (W), Chittoor.

10. Srikalahasti Kshetra Sahityanuseelana on 6-7 March, 2013 in the national seminar at Sri Swamy Vidyaprakasananda Govt. College (M), Srekalahasti.

11. Kavitrayabharatham – Janajeevana Sarwaswam in the national seminar on 16-17-March, 2013 at P.V.K.N. Govt. College, Chittoor.

12. Annamaiah Sankeerthanalu – Telugu Sahitya Vaibhavam on 10-12 Sep, 2014 at Sri Padmavathi Degree & PG College(W), Tirupati.



13. Adunika Sahityamlo Balala Samasyalachitrana on 23-24 Feb, 2015 at GDC(W), Srikalahasti

14. Telugu Sahityaniki Chittoor Zilla Kavula, Rachayithala Dohadam on 3-4 March, 2015 in the National seminar at Govt. Degree College, Nagari.

15. Dalithastree Chaitanyageerhi – Nallapusalu in the International Conference in the month of Feb, 2015.

16. Chittoor Zilla Vaibhavam on 5th August, 2015 in the International Conference at Karnataka State Open University Mutha Gangothri, Karnataka.

17. Mahabharatham in the International Conference on 7-11 Jan, 2014 at S.V. Oriental Research Institute, Tirupati.

Sri D. Mallaiah, Lecturer in Telugu has participated and presented the papers on the following.

1. Annamayya sankeertanlu-Bhaktitatvam organized by Padmavati Mahila UG & PG College, Tirupati during 10th to 12th Sep, 2014

2. Raasanirachanalumanava sambandalu organized by S.V. Arts College, Tirupati during 10th – 11th November, 2014.

3. Human resource development in higher education organized by Govt. College Gazetted Teachers’ Assocation, AP S.V. University, Tirupati on 13-12-2014.

4. Srikalahastiswara sathakam lo manavatha viluvalu organized by Dept. of Telugu, GDC, Nagari on 3-4th March, 2015.

Sri B. Gopirya Naick, Lecturer in Telugu has participated and presented the papers on the following.

1. Raasanirachanaluman Ava sambandalu organized by S.V. Arts College, Tirupati on 10-11, November, 2014.

2. Human resource development in higher education organized by GCGTA, AP S.V. University, Tirupati on 13-12-2014.


Dr. Shaik Benazeer, Lecturer in Hindi has participated and paper presented the following papers.

1. Naresh Mehta Ke Kaavy me chitrit prakruti evam paryaavaram organized by Visakha GD & PG College for Women, Visakhapatnam on 02-12-2014.

2. Aadhunik Raam Kaavyom me Naari Vimarsh organized by B..Shaarf Govt. Arts College, Mumbai on 12-13- December, 2014.

3. Samakaaleen Hindi Kahaaniyom par Bhoomandaleekaran kaa prabhaav organized by Sree Durga Malleswara Siddhartha Maila Kalasala, Vijayawada on 29-30 Jan, 2015.

4. Hindi Kahaniyon me Dalit Naari at PR GC(A), Kakinada during 6th and 7th February, 2015.

5. Bahumukhi Vyaktiv ke dhani: Ravindranath Tagor at Rajahmundry on 06-03-2015.

4. Department of Urdu



Sri E. Md. Anwar Hussain Lecturer in Urdu has participated in the following National seminars on 1. Urdu nasr ki Adabi Asnaaf at STSN GDC, Kadiri on 22-11-2014. 2. Human Resource development education and the role of Govt. Degree Colleges in A.P. at Govt. College Gazetted Teachers Assocation, AP on 13-12-2014.

3.Children’s Literature in Urdu : Problems and prospects at Department of Urdu, S.V. University, Tirupati.


Sri K. Dandapani Reddy, Lecturer in Economics has attended and presented the following papers in the National seminars.

1. Recent developments I the ESIE-2014 at GDC, Puttur on 27-09-2014. 2. Rural Industrialization with special reference to MSMES on 09-01-2015.

Dr. S. Sugunamma, Lecturer in Economics has attended and presented the following papers in the national seminars. 1.Impact of SHGs in Pulivendula (YSR Dist) at P.V.K.N. Govt. College, Chittoor during 29th to 31st January, 2014.

3. Corp Insurance at Govt. Degree College, Venkatagiri, Nellore Dist. on 14th and 15th February, 2015.

3. Recent Advances in Plant Sciences RAPS – 2015 at P.V.K.N. Govt. College, Chittoor on 7th and 8th March, 2015.

Dr. S. Selvam, Lecturer in Economics has attended and presented the following papers in the National and International seminars.

1. Role of PACS in Financial Inclusion at Al-Ameen College, Edathala, Aluva, Kerala on 21-22 Aug, 2014.

2. Is FDI bestow upon India? at GD & PG College, Puttur & on 27-09-2014.

3. FDI – a Boon or Bane for Indian farmers at Higher Education Forum, Tikyo, Japan on 19-12-2014.

4. Prospect and problems of small and medium enterprises at GDc, Khiratabad on 10-01-2015.

5. Presented a paper on KSG Group of Institutions, Tiruchegode, Erode dist. On Corruption on 12-13-2015.


Sri A. Narasimhulu Chetty, Lecturer in Chemistry has attended in the following seminars.

1. The role of Nanotechnology in the fields of Physical and Biosciences at BT College, Madanapalli from 29th to 30th Oct, 2014.

2. Natural products and Biodiversity our insurance for the future at Science tech foundation & Govt. Degree College for men, Kurnool on 12-12-2014.



3. Human resource development in higher education and the role of government degree colleges in AP at GCGTA, AP, on 13-12-2014.

4. Recent Advances in Plant Sciences at PVKN Govt. College, Chittoor on 08-03-2015.

Dr. K. Dayananda Reddy, Lecturer in Chemistry has participated and presented the following papers in State / National seminars

1. Two day consultation meeting on four years integrated programme at National Council for Teacher Education on 10-11 ; July, 2014.

2. NSRTCR-2014 at GDC, Kodur, Kadapa on 30-07-2014 Nanotechnology – Big things from a tiny world at BT College, Madanapalli from 29th to 30th Oct, 2014.

3. Natural products and biodiversity at GDC(M), Kurnool on 12-12- 2014.

4. Human resource development in Higher Education at GCGTA, AP on 13-12-2014.

5. Thermodynamic properties of biomass at PVKN Govt. College, Chittoor on 7-8 March, 2015.

Sri P. Bhanu Prakash, Lecturer in Chemistry has attended in the following seminars / Training courses

1. 12th Refresher course in Chemistry at ASC, SVU, Tirupati from 04-08-14 to 23-08-14.

2. Recent trends in chemistry research at GDC, Kodur, Kadapa on 30-07-2014.

3. The role of Nanotechnology in the fields of Physical and Biosciences at BT College, Madanapalli on 29-30, Oct, 2014.

4. Natural products and Biodiversity - our insurance for the future at Science tech foundation & GDC for men, Kurnool on 12-12-2014.

5. Human Resource Development in Higher Education and the role of government degree colleges in AP at GCGTA, AP, on 13-12-2014.


Sri C. Venkatarathnam, Lecturer in Chemistry has attended in the following seminars.

1. Refresher course in Chemistry at ASC, SVU, Tirupati from 21-08-14 to 10-09-2014.

2. The role of Nanotechnology in the fields of Physical and Biosciences at BT College, Madanapalli on 29-30, Oct, 2014.

3. Natural products and Biodiversity our insurance for the future at Science tech foundation & GDC for men, Kurnool on 12-12-2014.

4. Human Resource Development in Higher Education and the role of government degree colleges in AP at GCGTA, AP, on 13-12-2014.

5. Nano materials and global perspectives at Govt. College(M), Anantapur on 30-31 Jan, 2015.



Sri Ch. Bapanayya, Lecturer in Physics has participated and presented the following papers in the national seminar on



1. Simulation of Ge2SB2Te5 based nano sized phase change memory cell at B.T. College, Madanapalli on 29-30, Oct, 2014. 2. Phase change Kinetics in chalcogenide based high speed nano phase change memory cell at GC for Men (A), Kadapa on 27-02-2015.

Dr. K. Subramanyam Naidu, Reader in Physics has attended and presented the papers in the following seminars.

1. UGC XII Plan guidelines at GC(M), Anantapur on 27-10-2014. 2. The Role of Nanotechnology in the fields of Physical &

Biosciences at BT college, Madanapalli on 29-30 Oct, 2014. 3. Natural products and Biodiversity our insurance for the insurance

at GC for Men, Kurnool on 12-12-2014. 4. Human resource development in higher education and the role of

GDCs in AP. At GCGTA, AP on 13-12-2014. 5. One day workshop on UGC-CPE at SRR & CVR GDC,

Vijayawada o 07-02-2015. 6. New trends on Advanced Materials (NTAM) at Govt. College for

Men (A), Kadapa on 27-02-2015.

Smt. K. Hemalatha, Lecturer in has attended and presented the papers in the following seminars.

1. Simulation of Ge2SB2Te5 based nano sized phase change memory cell at B.T. College, Madanapalli on 29-30, Oct, 2014.

2. Phase change Kinetics in chalcogenide based high speed nano phase change memory cell at GC for men (A), Kadapa on 27-02-2015.

Sri G.M. Shanmugam, Lecturer in has attended and presented the papers in the following seminars.

1. Simulation of Ge2SB2Te5 based nano sized phase change memory cell at B.T. College, Madanapalli on 29-30, Oct, 2014.

2. Phase change Kinetics in chalcogenide based high speed nano phase change memory cell at GC for men (A), Kadapa on 27-02-2015.

Dr. G. Giri Babu, Lecturer in Physics has attended and presented the following papers in the national seminars / Training Programmes

1. Refresher course in Experimental Physics at ASC, HCU from 05-11-2014 to 25-11-2014.

2. Effect of doping and Codoping on the Magnetic propertieis of CDS DMS nanoparticles at B.T. College, Madanapalli on 28-29, Oct, 2014.

3. Dopant related variation of magnetic properties in Cds DMS nanoparticles at GDC, Kadapa on 27-02-2015.

4. Human resource development in higher education and the role of GDCs in AP at GCGTA, AP on 13-12-2014.




Dr. C. Meera Saheb, Lecturer in Botany has participated in the following national seminars.

1. Impact of Air Pollution ENvironmment at Dept. of History, GDC, Nagari on 25th& 26th July, 2015.

2. Quality enhancement in Govt. Degree Colleges – Role of Teachers at GCGTA, Andhra Pradesh on 10-10-2015.

3. A Review on the Impact of Water Pollution and its Control at Dept. of Zoology, P.V.K.N. Govt. College, Chittoor on 15-16 December, 2015.

4. Therapeutic Uses of the Bulb Drimiaindica at Dept. of Botany, Govt. College, Ananthapuramu on 19-12-2015.

5. Phytochemical Screening of Drimiaindica at Dept. of Botany, Girraj Govt. College, Nizamabad on 21-22 December, 2015.

6. Participated in National Seminar at Dept. of Botany PSC & KVSC Govt. College, Nandyal on 25-26 February, 2016.

Sri K. Sai Venkatesh, Lecturer in Botany has participated in the following National seminars / Workshop

1. Plant Biotechnology for a better future at Dept. of Botany, GDC(M), Anantapur on 27-28 June, 2014.

2. Nutrition and Immunity at Dept. of Botany, GDC, Naidupet on 18-19, July, 2014.

3. Medicinal plants and its conservation at GDC Porumamilla, Kadapa on 21-22 Aug, 2014.

4. Biodiversity conservation, GDC, Vidavaluru on 23-24 Sep, 2014.

5. The role of Nanotechnology in the fields of Physical and Biosciences at Dept. of Physics, BT College, Madanapalli on 29-30 Oct, 2014.

6. Mushroom Cultivation at Dept. of Botany, SVU, Tirupati on 12-13 Dec, 2014.

7. Conservation of Eastern ghats at S.V. University, Tirupati on 4-5- Dec, 2014.

8. Natural products and Biodiversity our insurance for future at Dept. of Botany, GDC(M), Kurnool on 12-12-2014.

9. Recent Trends in Plant Sciences at PVKN Govt. College, Chittoor on 7-8, March, 2015.

Smt. M. Hemalatha, Lecturer in Botany has participated in the following national seminars.


2. Recent trends in Chemistry Research at Dept. of Chemistry, GDC, Kodur(s), Kadapa on 30-07-3014.

3. ETK-Access & Benefit sharing by S.PW Degree & PG College Tirupati on 1-2 Sep, 2014.







Dr. Mohano Behara, Lecturer in Botany has presented and participated in the following National seminars / Workshop

1. Sustainable development of mining environment through Bioremediation organized by Govt. College(A)Anantapur on 27-28 June, 2014.

2. Medicinal Plants – Urgent need of conservation action, GDC, Porumamilla, Kadapa on 21-22-Aug, 2014.

3. Conservation of Biodiversity and Natural Prosperity at PRR & VS GC, Vidavalur on 23-24 Sep, 2014.

4. The Role of Nanotechnology in the fields of Physical and Biosciences at BT College, Madanapalli on 29-30 Oct, 2014.

5. Mushroom Cultivation at S.V. University, Tirupati on 12-13-Nov, 2014.

6. Conservation of Eastern Ghats at S. V. University, Tirupati on 4-5 Dec, 2014.

7. Natural products and biodiversity: Our insurance for the future at GC(M), Kurnool on 12-12-2014.

8. Sustainable development of coastal zone through carbon management at MITS, Madanapalli on 27-28 Feb and 1st March, 2015.

9. Green Fabrication of Nanoparticles at PVKN Govt. College, Chittoor on 7-8 March, 2015.

10. Solid waste management – A special reference to plastic at GC(M) (A), Kadapa at 17-03-15.

11. Significance of Human Values – A Perspective..at GC for Men(A), Kadapa on 18-19 Marc, 2015.

12. Education for sustainable development and biodiversity at Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Berhampur, Odisha on 10-11 April 2015.

Dr. P. Sujana, Lecturer in Botany has presented and participated in the following national seminars.

1. Plant technology for a better future at GDC(M), Anantapur on 27-28, June, 2014.


3. ETK-Access & Benefit sharing by S.PW Degree & PG College Tirupati on 1-2 Sep, 2014.

4. Medicinal Plants – Urgent need of conservation action, GDC, Porumamilla, Kadapa on 21-22-Aug, 2014.

5. Conservation of Biodiversity and Natural Prosperity at PRR & VS GC, Vidavalur on 23-24 Sep, 2014.

6. The Role of Nanotechnology in the fields of Physical and Biosciences at BT College, Madanapalli on 29-30 Oct, 2014.

7. Mushroom Cultivation at S.V. University, Tirupati on 12-13-Nov, 2014.

8. Conservation of Eastern Ghats at S. V. University, Tirupati on 4-5 Dec, 2014.



9. Natural products and biodiversity: Our insurance for the future at GC(M), Kurnool on 12-12-2014.

10. Human resource development in higher education and the role of government degree colleges in AP at GDCGTA, AP, on 13-12-2014.

11. Recent advances in plant science at PVKN Govt. College, Chittoor on 7-8, March, 2015.

Smt. Y. Gnanaprasunamba, Lecturer in Botany has participated in the following national seminars.

1. Plant Biotechnology for a Better Future at Dept. of Botany, GDC(M), Anantapur on 27-28 June, 2014.


3. The Role of Nanotechnology in the fields of Physical and Biosciences at Dept. of Physics, BT College, Madanapalli on 29-30 Oct, 2014.




9. Department of Microbiology

Sri G. Prasad, Lecturer in Microbiology has participated in the following national seminars.





Dr. Kousar Jaha Begum, Lecturer in Statistics has attended and presented papers in the following national / international seminars.

1. EPQ model with GPD at S.V. University, Tirupati on 27-30, Nov 2014.

2. Optimal ordering policies of EPQ with generalized pareto life time at S.V. University, Tirupati on 1-3 Dec, 2014.

3. Statistical tools its data analysis and project thesis at Andhra University from 13-14 March, 2015.

4. Ethics in Indian Politics at the Center for promotion of Ethics and human values on 10-03-2015.

5. Technique and approaches of Big data in Reliance Mart of Chittoor at Dept. of Computer Appl., Yogi Vemana University, Kadapa on 27-28, March, 2015.



6. The role of statistical tools in data analysis of research project and thesis at PVKN Govt. College, Chittoor.


Dr. M. Sudhakara Reddy, Lecturer in Commerce have participated and presented the following papers in State / National / International seminars / conferences.

1. Participated and presented paper in International Conference on Corporate governance; emerging challenges; on 30th& 31st January 2013, Department of Commerce, S. V. University, TIRUPATI

2. UGC Sponsored State level Seminar on “Socio-Economic Conditions of Women Working in ‘MGNREGS’ in Andhra Pradesh. Paper presented Rural Women Empowerment Through MGNREGS in Andhra Pradesh on 27th March 2013, organized by Dept. of Commerce, Government Degree & PG College; Puttur.

3. Participated in ICSSR Sponsored State level Seminar on Socio-Economic Empowerment of SC Women through SHGs in Andhra Pradesh on 18th to 20th January 2014. Organized by KKC Institute of PG Studies, Puttur.

4. AICTE Sponsored National Seminar on “Role of Banking and Finance Sectors in a Turbulent Global Scenario” on 14th& 15 February 2014, organized by SreeVidyanikethan Institute of Management, Tirupati, paper entitled by technologies in Indian Banks and Customers Perception: A Study in the Chittoor District.

5. AICTE Sponsored National Seminar on “Contemporary Issues in Venture Capital and Private Equity Financing in India ” on 14th& 15 March 2014, organized by SreeVidyanikethan Institute of Management, Tirupati, paper entitled by Venture Capital and Private Equity Financing in India.

6. UGC sponsored National Seminaron “Problems and Prospects of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in India” on 22nd& 23rd March 2014, organized by Dept. of Commerce, S.V. University, TIRUPATI. Paper entitled Problems and Prospects of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in the Phase of Globalisation.

7. Resource person for UGC Sponsored National seminar on “Role of Primary Co-operative Societies in Agricultural Finance with special respect to Keerala on 21st&22nd August 2014; by Post Graduate dept. of Commerce; AL-AMEEN COLLEGE, EDATHALA, ALUVA; KERALA.

8. UGC sponsored National Seminar on Recent Developments in the External Sectors of Indian Economy” ON 27TH September 2014, by Dept. of Economics, Govt. Degree and PG College, Puttur. Paper entitled FDI Inflows and Investment Policies in India.



9. UGC sponsored National Seminar on Indian Capital Market Role of SEBI in Investors’ Protection” on 5th& 6th September 2014, by Dept. of Commerce, Govt. Dept. Of Commerce, Govt. Degree College, Rajampeta. Paper entitled “ Progress of National Stock Exchange.

10. Participated in State level Seminar on Human Resource Development in Higher Education and the Role of Govt. Degree Colleges in AP. On 13th December 2014. Organize by GCGTA , at S.V. University, TIRUPATI

11. UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Entrepreneurship and Development of Micro, Small and Medium Entrepreneurs” on 11th& 12th 2015. Organised by Dept. of Commerce, S.V. University, TIRUPATI, Topic Entitled Women Entrepreneurs in Chittoor District.

12. UGC sponsored National Seminar on“Emerging Trends in Service Sector in India” on 20th March 2015. By Dept. of Commerce, Yogi Vemana University, Kadapa, Paper Entitled ‘Role of Service Sector in Developing India’.

13. Participated and presented paper in UGC sponsored National Seminar The Role of Statistical Tools in Data Analysis of Research Projects and Thesis. Paper presented “How statistics is Useful in Social Sciences” on 26th& 27th Jun 2015, Dept. of Statistics, PVKN. Govt. College; CHITTOOR.

14. UGC Sponsored National Seminar on Impact of MGNREGS on Rural Development on 30th& 31st October 2015; Paper entitled Impact of MGNRGS on Rural Development; seminar conducted by Dept. of Economics; Govt. Degree & PG College; Nagari

15. UGC Sponsored National Seminar on IEMAEI on 15th& 16th December 2015; organized by Dept. of Zoology, PVKN. Govt. College, CHITTOOR. Paper entitled by “Tourism Disaster Management a Strategic Study”

16. ICSSR Sponsored National Seminar on Institutional Finance for the Development of Scheduled Casts & Schedule Tribes in Andhra Pradesh on 29th January 2016; Chaired a Technical Session. seminar conducted by Dept. of Economics; Govt. Degree & PG College; Nagari.

17. UGC, NABARD & ICSSR –SRC Sponsored National Seminar on Poverty Alleviation through Microfinance : Role of NABARD and Other Institutions on 27th& 28th February 2016, Organised by Dept. of Commerce, S.V. University, TIRUPATI.

Sri E. Chandra Naidu, Lecturer in Commerce have participated and

presented the following papers in State / National / International seminars / conferences.



1. One Day state level seminar on Human Resource Development in Higher education and the role of Government Degree Colleges at GCGTA, AP, S.V. University, Tirupati on 13-12-2014.

2. Indian Capital market role of SEBI in investors protection at GDC, Rajampeta on 5-6th September, 2014.

3. Role of FDI in retail market at GDC, Puttur on 27-09-2014. 4. Role of primary co-operative societies in agricultural finance with

special reference to Kerala at SL Ameen College, Edathala, Aluva on 21-22 Aug, 2014.

5. Foreign direct investment and retail sector at Dept. Of Commerce, Manonmaniam Sundarnar University, Tirunelveli on 11th – 12th September, 2014.

Dr. M. Sivasankara Reddy, Lecturer in Commerce have participated and presented the following papers in State / National / International conferences.

1. Economic Empowerment of Women in Dairying in Chittoor district at KSN GDC(W), Anantapur on 20-21 Aug, 2014.

2. Growth and Performance of National Stock Exchange at GDC, Rajampeta on 5-6 September, 2014.

3. Foreign Direct Investment in India – Current Scenario at GDC & PG College, Puttur on 27-09-2014.

4. Human Resource Development in Higher Education and The Role of GDCs in AP at GCGTA, S.V. University, Tirupati on 13-12-2014.

5. Rural Industrialization with special reference to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises sector at Dept. Of Economics, GDC, Khiratabad, Hyderabad on 09-01-2015.

6. Trends and Issues in Management Education in India at School of Management, Manipal University, Manipal on 30-31 January, 2015.

7. Economic Growth through Women Empowerment at Sri Padmavathi Women’s Degree and PG college, Tirupati on 21-22 February, 2015.

8. Commentary on Consumer Protection at GDC(M) Autonomous, Kadapa on 13-03-2015.

9. Women Entrepreneurs Development in India at SVU College of Commerce, Management and Computer Science, Tirupati on 11-12 April, 2015.

Sri B. Purushotham Naidu, Lecturer in Commerce have participated and presented the following papers in State / National / International seminars / conferences.

1. One Day state level seminar on Human Resource Development in Higher education and the role of Government Degree Colleges at GCGTA, AP, S.V. University, Tirupati on 13-12-2014.

2. Indian Capital market role of SEBI in investors protection at GDC, Rajampeta on 5-6th September, 2014.

3. Role of FDI in retail market at GDC, Puttur on 27-09-2014. 4. Role of primary co-operative societies in agricultural finance with

special reference to Kerala at SL Ameen College, Edathala, Aluva on 21-22 Aug, 2014.



5. Foreign direct investment and retail sector at Dept. Of Commerce, Manonmaniam Sundarnar University, Tirunelveli on 11th – 12th September, 2014.


Sri S. Saravana, Lecturer in Computer Applications have participated and presented the following papers in State / National / International seminars / conferences.

1. Data Mining at S.V. University, Tirupati on 3-5th July, 2014. 2. DM & Machine Learning at S.V. Univeristy, Tirupati on 3-5th July,

2014. 3. Cloud Computing at RVC, Bangalore on 25-26 July, 2014. 4. M. Privacy at GDC, Khairatabad, Hyderabad on 18-19 December,

2014. 5. Digital Library at GDC(M), Srikalahasti on 26th March, 2015.

13. Department of Library

Sri P. Ravi, Librarian has presented a paper in the national seminar on Digital Library at GDC(M), Srikalahasti on 26-03-2015.


Sri P.J. Robert, Physical Director has participated in a national seminar on A Study of Ecompassion at SPMVU, Tirupati on 26-27, Feb, 2015.

10. Administrative, laboratory and library staff:

S. No. Cadre Sanctioned Post Working Vacancy

1 Administrative Officer 1 0 1

2 Superintendent 1 1 0

3 Senior Assistants 5 5 0

4 Junior Assistants 2 2 0

5 Typists 3 1 2

6 Store Keeper 2 2 0

7 Herbarium Keeper 1 1 0

8 Museum Keeper 1 1 0

9 Record Assistants 10 9 1

10 Attenders 13 2 11

11 Gasman 1 0 1

12 Mechanic 1 0 1



13 Electrician 1 0 1

14 Contingent Staff 11 0 11

Total 53 24 29

11. Results during the last five years: percentage of:

2010-2011

GROUP APPEARED PASSED DIST. I CLASS

II CLASS

III CLASS

PASS %

BA 137 42 0 03 14 25 31 BCOM 339 195 10 129 55 01 58 BSC 229 113 07 61 42 03 49 TOTAL 705 350 17 193 111 29 50

2011-2012

GROUP APPEARED PASSED DIST. I CLASS

II CLASS

III CLASS

PASS %

BA 62 33 0 3 17 13 53.23 BCOM 253 171 5 119 47 0 67.59 BSC 132 83 7 44 32 0 62.88 TOTAL 447 287 12 166 96 13 64.21

2012-2013

COURSE APP. PASS DIS I CLASS

II CLASS

III CLASS

PASS %

B.A 106 36 0 5 12 19 33.96 B.COM 338 192 5 117 69 1 56.80 BSC 197 90 19 47 24 0 45.69 TOTAL 641 318 24 169 105 20 49.61

2013-2014

COURSE APP. PASS Dist. I

CLASS II

CLASS III

CLASS PASS

% BA 60 32 0 4 16 12 53 BSC 147 81 18 52 11 0 55 BCOM 294 200 30 108 53 9 68 TOTAL 501 313 48 164 80 21 62

2014-2015 COURSE APP. PASS DIS I

CLASS II

CLASS III

CLASS PASS

% BA 50 30 1 4 19 6 60 BCOM 173 116 1 43 62 10 67 BSC 115 67 3 22 32 10 58



TOTAL 338 213 5 69 113 26 63 12. Number of M.Phil. / Ph.D.s produced during the last three years:

Subject Year M.Phil Ph.D. Chemistry 2014-15 - 02 List of Periodicals and journals in the library: List of Magazines in the Library List of Newspapers

1. DIGIT 17. Yojana 1. The Hindu

2. Competition Success Review 18. Economic & Political Weekly 2. Deccan Chronicle

3. Competition Affairs 19. CHIP 3. HANS India

4. Current Affairs Survey 20. Front Line 4. Business Standard

5. Competition in Focus 21. Tell Me Why 5. Business Line

6. Pragathi Kiran 22. Computer Era (Telugu) 6. Eenadu

7. General Knowledge Today 23. Careers 360 7. Sakshi

8. Master in Current Affairs 24. Andhra Pradesh (Telugu) 8. Vaartha

9. Pratiyogita Darpan 25. Vijetha Competitions (Telugu) 9. Andhra Jyothi

10. Civil Services Chronicle 26. Udoyga Sopanam (Telugu) 10. Prajasakthi

11. Current Science 27. Andariki Ayurvedam (Telugu) 11. Dina Thanthi

12. Arihant’s Current Affairs.com

28. Sri Ramakrishna Prabha (Telugu)

13. IEIE Technical Review 29. The Week

14. Reader’s Digest 30. Sport Star

15. Business Today 31. Great Andhra (Telugu)

16. India Today 32. Employment News



List of major items of equipment in the college (costing more than Rs. 50,000/- each.):

S. No. Name of the department Name of the Instrument Amount in Rs.

1 Chemistry UV – Visible Spectrophotometer – Model SL 159 with software

151818

2 Chemistry Interferometer 100000

3 Chemistry Constant temperature circulation water bath

100000

4 Botany Laminar Air Flow Portable 80000

5 Botany Laminar Air Flow (big) 120000

6 Botany Growth chamber 80000

7 Zoology Spectrophotometer 125500

8 Zoology Water Quality Analyzer 89400

13. Whether college has been accredited by NAAC, mention the rating.

Yes, The College has accredited by NAAC with ‘B’ Grade, CGPA 2.89 in the year 2011-12. Now, the college is going for Cycle-III Reaccreditation in the month of September, 2016.

14. Full Bank Details (Mandate Form): Copy enclosed Signature of Registrar of Affilating University Signature of Principal (With Seal)

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