volume i - sri sarada college

VOLUME I

Submitted to

NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION

COUNCIL (NAAC), BANGALORE

HOLY MOTHER SRI SARADA DEVI

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the Self-Study Report for

Assesment and Accreditation by NAAC has been prepared

by the Steering Committee of our Institution based on facts

and figures provided by the teaching and office staff of the

college as per the available records submission to NAAC,

Bangalore for the purpose of Accreditation of our

Institution.

V. RAJARAJESWARI, R. MUTHULAKSHMI,

Co-ordinator Vice-Principal

M. MALARVIZHI,

Principal & Chairman

NAAC Steering Committee

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We have a great pleasure to present the “Self-Study Report” of our

College to the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC)

for assessment and accreditation.

We have made sincere efforts and honest retrospection in preparing

this Self-Study Report as per the guidelines formulated by NAAC.

We believe that Self-Analysis is always to be confirmed by some

autonomous, well-reputed, authentic body like NAAC. We assure NAAC,

that we have honestly gone through the process of introspection & self-

evaluation of each and every aspect while preparing the Self-Study Report.

All encouragements were given by our Management in this

endeavour for which we are extremely thankful.

Our humble pranams to the holy feet of our Sanyasins and our

Administrator, Srimath Swami Sankarananda Maharaj who always inspire

us and our Secretary, the leading luminary of our institution

Yatiswari Saravanabhavapriya Amba for her consistent encouragement.

We record our gratitude to Dr. K. Subramaniam, our Chief Academic

Advisor, Dr. R. Ilango and Prof. C.R. Anantharaman, Vivekananda

College, Tiruvedakam West, Madurai for their blessings and dynamic

guidance as well as their untiring help.

We thank our Principal, Smt. M. Malarvizhi for her

encouragement.

Our wholehearted thanks to Steering Committee members for their

genuine hard work through out the preparation of NAAC Report.

We are grateful to our Teaching and Non-teaching staff members for

their enthusiastic participation.

We also thank Smt. V. Latha and Smt. S. Chidambaravadivoo for

tireless work in typing and computerizing the whole report.

We also thank Corundum Offset Printers, Maharajanagar, Tirunelveli

for their timely help.

SMT. N. KAMALA SMT. V. RAJARAJESWARI Advisor Coordinator

STEERING COMMITTEE – NAAC ACCREDITATION

FOLLOWING ARE THE MEMBERS

1. Smt. M. Malarvizhi Principal - Chairman

2. Smt. R. Muthulakshmi Vice-Principal - Vice Chairman

3. Smt. V. Rajarajeswari Co-ordinator

4. Smt. N. Kamala Advisor & IQAC Co-ordinator

5. Smt. V. Vallinayagi ICT Co-ordinator

6. Smt. U. Latha @ Venkateswari Member

7. Smt. J. Umaiparvathiy Member

8. Smt. G. Ramani Member

9. Smt. T. Kalavathy Member

10. Smt. P. Anusha Member

11. Smt. S. Manonmani Member

12. Selvi S. Dhanalakshmi Member

13. Smt. S. Viji Member

14. Smt. M. Sivakala Member

15. Selvi A. Aruna Devi Member

16. Smt. V. Latha Assistant

17. Smt. S. Chidambaravadivoo Assistant

OUR EMBLEM The educational ideals of this institution are symbolized in the

college emblem. The veena stands for the development of the Hand for

the enrichment of life. The waxing moon suggests the steady expansion

of the Heart in love of God and of His creation. The blazing sun is

expressive of knowledge that reveals things in their true light. A

harmonious development of the Hand, the Heart and the Head is what is

wanted for a fully educated young generation of women, each of whom

will be a Kamadhenu, the milch cow of plenty and plentitude.

SRI SARADA INSTITUTIONS, TIRUNELVELI

A Brief Introduction

Sri Ramakrishna Tapovanam was founded by Srimat Swami

Chidbhavananda in 1942 with the object of propagating moral and

spiritual values and promoting education. In fulfillment of this noble

goal the Tapovanam runs 9 colleges and 37 schools through its 14

branches.

Of these 14 branches of the Tapovanam, that at Tirunelveli was

started in 1986 in a campus of 82 acres. The following educational

institutions are functioning in the campus:

• Sri Sarada College for Women

• Sri Sarada Matriculation Higher Secondary School

• Sri Sarada Vidyalaya High School

• Sri Sarada College of Education for Women

Sri Sarada Vidyalaya High School and Sri Sarada Matriculation

Higher Secondary School

Also started in 1986 along with the college, with 360 students,

the schools have now on their rolls about 900 students, studying right

from LKG to XII Standard. The schools are recognized by the

Government of Tamil Nadu. As in the college, in the schools also

value-based education, devoted not only to the acquisition of knowledge

but mainly to character-formation, is imparted to the students.

Sri Sarada College of Education for Women

By the requisition of the parents our management was

urged to start sri sarada college of education for women with total

strength of 100 students for the sake of Hindu students during the year

2008-2009. But all the religions students are admitted in our educational

institution.

Swami Chidbhavananda Memorial Poor Students’ Fund

Since the scholarships provided to the students by the State

Government are meagre and do not support many deserving students,

the Management, under its own scheme, provides financial assistance to

some economically backward but meritorious students to cover the fees

payable by them. Students of both the schools and the colleges avail

themselves of this financial assistance through “Swami

Chidbhavananda Memorial Poor Students Fund”.

Other Service Activities

Swami Chidbhavananda Centenary Memorial Health Care Centre

Started in 1998, the Centenary year of the revered Founder, the

Health Care Centre offers free health care to the villagers. Students and

staff of the educational institutions also make use of the medical facility

available in the centre.

Dairy Farm and Agriculture

Believing in the principle of self-sufficiency, the Management

has set up its own dairy for meeting the requirements of the School and

College hostel students. Agricultural work is also going on and the

produce, in the form of paddy, coconut and vegetables, is used mainly in

the hostel. The dairy and agricultural products are also offered at

concessional rates to the teaching and non-teaching staff of the schools

and colleges. There is also a small bakery. It products are also offered at

a concessional rate .

Expansion of Service Activities

The Yatiswaris and brahmacharinis residing in the campus go to

the villages every week, creating awareness in them about health and

hygiene, self-help, and values in life. They conduct Deepa Poojas for

the women and teach bhajans and tell stories from Ramayana and

Mahabharata to the children of these villages. The Tapovanam has

started a tailoring unit for the young women of the villages and a Tuition

Centre for the school-going village children. It is also felt that there is an

urgent need to start a Home for the Aged.

The soul of Mother Bharat is to be found in spirituality and true

spirituality lies in wiping the tears of the suffering neighbour. Sri

Sarada Institutions, Tirunelveli aim at a steady devotion to the

actualization of true spirituality by serving women and the poor

villagers. May the Holy Mother Sri Sarada Devi bless us all to work

ceaselessly not only for self-realisation but also for the betterment of our

brethren.

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SRI RAMAKRISHNA TAPOVANAM

Our Educational Agency

Sri Sarada College for Women, Tirunelveli is a premier

institution of higher education for women in the southern district of

Tirunelveli in Tamil Nadu. It is one among the vast network of fifty-two

educational institutions managed by Sri Ramakrishna Tapovanam,

Tirupparaithurai.

Sri Ramakrishna Tapovanam is a monastic order devoted to

spiritual, cultural and educational service of Tamil Nadu. Founded by

Swami Chidbhavananda in 1942 at Tirupparaithurai near Tiruchirapalli

on the southern bank of the holy river Cauvery, the Tapovanam trains

men and women to lead a life of renunciation and service on the basis of

the ideal set out by Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Holy Mother Sri

Sarada Devi and Swami Vivekananda namely, “Atmano Mokshartham,

Jagat Hitaya Cha” (i.e.) “For one’s own salvation and for the service of

humanity”. Accepting as its life-members young men and women who

give up home and hearth for a life of renunciation and service, the

Tapovanam initiates them into sanyasa after a period of spiritual

training and engages them in service activities.

“The only service to be done for our lower classes is to give them

education, to develop their lost individuality…that education by which

character is formed, strength of mind is increased, the intellect is

expanded and by which one can stand on one’s own feet” - so goes the

emphatic message of Swami Vivekananda. Hence the main field of

service of the Tapovanam sanyasis is education, spiritual and secular.

Spiritual education of the people of Tamil Nadu is

imparted by the sanyasins of the Tapovanam through Antaryogam and

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celebration of Sakthi Pooja, Special Pooja, Jayanthi celebrations of Sri

Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, Holy Mother Sri Sarada Devi & Swami

Vivekananda and special training programme for youth. The brainchild

of the Revered Founder Swami Chidbhavananda, Antaryogam is a

unique spiritual retreat programme, comprising of bhajan, Namajapam,

dhyanam, spiritual discourse, question answer session and observance of

silence. Usually of one – day duration, it is also held for 3 days, or even

2 months at a stretch.

The Tapovanam seeks to transform the youth and reorient them

to the cultural and spiritual tradition of Bharat through its institutions of

formal education like schools and colleges. There are ten branches of

the Tapovanam managed by its sanyasins or monks and five by its

sanyasinis or nuns, each branch having its own educational complex of

schools and / or colleges.

Notable in this regard are the Vivekananda Vidyavanam Boys

High School, Tirupparaithurai, Vivekananda Higher Secondary School

for Boys and Vivekananda College for men in Tiruvedakam, Madurai,

all of which are run on the ancient Gurukula pattern. In these and in all

the other schools and colleges all over Tamil Nadu managed by the

Tapovanam, about 50,000 students are given a man-making, character-

building education. They are trained to love and serve their parents,

family, society and the nation and to love God. Special mention must be

made of Sri Sarada Samithi in Salem, which runs Sri Sarada College of

Arts and Science for Women, Sri Sarada College of Education and Sri

Sarada College of Physical Education, besides two Higher Secondary

Schools, two Matriculation Higher Secondary Schools, two Nursery and

Primary Schools, Sri Sarada Niketan College of Science in Karur.

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Publication of books of spiritual significance and a philosophical

journal Dharma Chakkaram is another important service activity of the

Tapovanam. About 125 books of Revered Founder Swamiji have been

published in the past 50 years.

Medical service and famine or flood relief work are also carried

out.

OUR FOUNDER

SRIMATH SWAMI CHIDBHAVANANDA

The revered Founder of all these centres of service and

spirituality was Srimat Swami Chidbhavananda (1898-1985), a spiritual

stalwart who rendered spiritual service to the people of Tamil Nadu for

more than six decades in the twentieth century. He was a disciple of

Srimat Swami Shivananda Maharaj, a direct disciple of Sri Ramakrishna

Paramahamsa. He was well known for his lucid exposition of the

Upanishads, the Bhagavad Gita, Lalitha Sahasranamam, Tiruvachakam,

the hymns of Saint Thayumanavar and the teachings of Sri Ramakrishna

Paramahamsa, Holy Mother Sri Sarada Devi and Swami Vivekananda.

He is revered as a man of realization; as a great humanist who loved all

people without discrimination of caste, creed, status or similar worldly

considerations; as an educationist of vision who reintroduced the ancient

educational system of Gurukulavasa, with character formation and

personality development as the principal objectives; as an organizer of

extra-ordinary abilities and as a strict disciplinarian. A great sanyasin of

the Ramakrishna-Vivekananda tradition, Swami Chidbhavananda was a

classic example of a realized soul engaged constantly in loka-sangraha-

work for the welfare of humanity. If Antaryogam is his unique

contribution in the field of spiritual education, it is the ‘three - H’

concept or “the harmonious development of the Hand, the Heart, and the

Head” in that of formal secular education.

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SRI SARADA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, TIRUNELVELI

THE HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE

“Education is not the amount of information that is put into your

brain and runs riot there undigested all your life. We must have life-

building, man-making, character-making assimilation of ideas. …The

ideal, therefore, is that we must have the whole education of our

country, spiritual and secular, in our hands and it must be on national

lines, through national methods as far as practical” - Swami

Vivekananda.

Sri Sarada College for Women, Tirunelveli was established in the

year 1986, to serve a definite purpose.

The people of Tirunelveli, especially the Hindu section thereof,

approached the great sage and humanist, Swami Chidbhavananda of Sri

Ramakrishna Tapovanam, Tirupparaithurai, requesting him to establish

a college for women in Tirunelveli which would instil strict discipline,

mould unswerving character and develop unflinching devotion to god in

the young women of the southern districts of Tamil Nadu, at the same

time as imparting sound knowledge to them.

When the Revered Swamiji agreed, the group of enthusiastic

devotees set about the task of the acquisition of land and the collection

of funds. The members of the Dalavai family, wealthy land-owners of

the district, gave on lease for 99 years 82.20 acres of land lying along

the National Highways connecting Tirunelveli and Thuthukkudi in the

Ariakulam Vilakku area. Later the Government assigned the entire land

to Sri Ramakrishna Tapovanam for the purpose of running the college.

Application for permission to establish a women’s college in

Tirunelveli in the name and style of “Sri Sarada College for Women”

was forwarded to the Government of Tamil Nadu, requesting the

Government to sanction grants for staff salary. But the Government

sanctioned permission only on condition that no grant on any account

would be given to the college at any time. There was some hesitation on

the part of the authorities of the Tapovanam who wondered whether

they should go on with the establishment of the college. The far-sighted

Founder Swamiji had warned that an out-and-out self-financing

institution would be a heavy financial commitment to sanyasis

compelling them to always worry about money, and an equally

cumbersome opportunity for parents and students.

However the Tirunelveli public were very anxious to have a

college for women in their town, run on spiritual principles that are

followed in the institutions already founded and run by Swami

Chidbhavananda elsewhere in Tamil Nadu; they reiterated the

difficulties they faced in getting their daughters admitted in the existing

colleges in the town. Yielding to the fervent appeals of the devotees and

encouraged by the assurances of possible future financial assistance by

some in the powers that be, the Tapovanam went ahead with the process

of the establishment of the college.

Thus Sri Sarada College, Tirunelveli has been established to fulfil

two specific needs or rather a two-fold need of the public of Tirunelveli,

namely to have an institution of higher education for women which will

(a) give prime importance to discipline and character–building as well as

excellence of academic standards and (b) offer the non-minority sections

of the public a place to call their own, while excluding no one.

The purpose of education is not to thrust facts and figures into the

minds of students but to make them perfect human beings. It is towards

fulfilling this purpose that Swami Chidbhavananda strove throughout his

life and succeeded to a great extent. It is with this vision and mission of

education that Sri Sarada College for Women, Tirunelveli is managed

and run by the sanyasin disciples of Swami Chidbhavananda.

Along with the college, the Tapovanam also started Sri Sarada

Vidyalayam High School (Tamil Medium) and Sri Sarada Matriculation

Higher Secondary School in the same campus and Sri Sarada College of

Education for Women in the year 2007-2008.

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OBJECTIVES OF THE INSTITUTION

1. To contribute to the society ‘nirai nangaiyar’ or “fully educated,

perfect young generation of women, each of whom will be a

Kamadhenu, the milch cow of plenty and plenitude”.

2. To infuse spiritual, ethical and moral values in the young minds

of the students of all disciplines

3. To accomplish the all round development of the Will, Emotion

and Cognition of the students through curricular, co-curricular

and extra-curricular activities of the college.

4. To encourage and enlighten the students for excellence in higher

education and research.

5. To reach the unreached in matters intellectual and cultural.

6. To instil love of the Motherland and an eager intent to invigorate

her through active service.

7. To inculcate a sense of unity of and respect for all religions,

coupled with firm adherence to one’s own religion.

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SRI SARADA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, TIRUNELVELI

TABLE OF CONTENTS (Volume – I)

PART – I OF THE SELF STUDY REPORT

Profile of the Institution 1

Criterion - wise Inputs

Curricular Aspects 7 Teaching-Learning and Evaluation 10 Research, Consultancy and Extension 16 Infrastructure and Learning Resources 19 Student Support and Progression 26 Governance and Leadership 31 Innovative Practices 34

Profile of the Departments Department of Tamil 36 Department of Sanskrit 42 Department of English 45 Department of Economics 49 Department of Commerce 55 Department of Commerce (C.A) 61 Department of Mathematics 64 Department of Physics 70 Department of Chemistry 74 Department of Computer Science 78 Department of Information Technology 82 Department of Computer Applications 86

Annual Budget

Flow Chart

Tables & Charts

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Part – I

Self Study

Report

Profile of the College

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SECTION B PREPARATION OF SELF - STUDY REPORT

Part I: Institutional Data

(A) Profile of the College

1. Name and address of the College: Name : Address: City: Pin Code Website:

SRI SARADA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

ARIYAKULAM, MAHARAJANAGAR POST

TIRUNELVELI District: TIRUNELVELI State: TAMILNADU 627 011 http: // www.saradacollege.net

2. For Communication: Office

Name Area/ STD code

Tel. No. Fax No. E-mail

Principal M.MALARVIZHI

Tirunelveli / 0462

2520129 2520596 Srisarada2010@ rediffmail.com

Vice-Principal R.MUTHULAKSHMI

Tirunelveli / 0462

2520129 2520596 --

Steering Committee Coordinator V.RAJARAJESWARI

Tirunelveli / 0462

2520129 2520596 --

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Residence:

3. Type of Institution: a. By management i. Affiliated College ii Constituent College b. By funding i. Government

ii. Grant-in-aid iii. Self-financed iv. Any other

(Specify the type)

c. By Gender i. For Men

ii. For Women iii Co-education

Name Area/ STD code

Tel. No. Mobile No.

Principal M.MALARVIZHI

Tirunelveli -- 9965758699

Vice-Principal R.MUTHULAKSHMI

Tirunelveli / 0462

2552425 9940893404

Steering Committee Coordinator V. RAJARAJESWARI

Tirunelveli / 0462

2572981 9994688276

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4. Is it a recognized minority institution? Yes No 5. a) Date of establishment of the college:

b) University to which the college is affiliated:

MANONMANIAM SUNDARANAR UNIVERSITY, TIRUNELVELI - 627 011, TAMILNADU.

6. Date of UGC recognition:

7. Does the University Act provide for autonomy of Affiliated /

Constituent Colleges?

Yes No If yes, has the college applied for autonomy? Yes No 8. Campus area in acres / sq.mts: 9. Location of the college: (based on Govt. of India census) Urban Semi-urban

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Date Month Year 17 07 1986

Under Section Date, Month & Year Remarks (if any)

i. 2 (f) -- UNDER PROCESSING

ii. 12 (B) -- - DO -

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39.05 acres

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Rural Tribal Hilly area

Any other (specify)

10. Details of programmes offered by the institution:

(2009 – 2010) Sl. No.

Programme Level

Name of the Programme/ Course

Duration

Entry Qualification

Medium of instruction

Sanctioned Student Strength

Number of students admitted

i) Under- Graduate

a) B.A. Economics

3 y H.S.C. English

40 14

b) B.A. English

70 70

c) B.Sc. Maths.

56 54

d) B.Sc. Physics

48 28

e) B.Sc. Chemistry

48 28

f) B.Sc. Computer Science

48 31

g) B.Sc. Information Technology

48 28

h) B.Com.

64 56

i) B.Com. CA

48 44

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Ii) Post-

Graduate

i) MCA 3 y

UG degree English

30 7

ii) M.Sc. Maths. 2 y

20 2

iii)M.Com. CA

20 13

iii) M.Phil. -- -- -- -- -- --

iv) Ph.D -- -- -- -- -- --

v) Certificate Course

-- -- -- -- -- --

vi) UG Diploma

-- -- -- -- -- --

vii)

PG Diploma

-- -- -- -- -- --

viii Any other

-- -- -- -- -- --

11. List the departments:

SCIENCE

Departments:

a) Mathematics

b) Physics

c) Chemistry

d) Computer Science

e) Information Technology

f) Computer Applications

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ARTS (Language and Social sciences included)

Departments:

a) Economics

b) English

c) Tamil

d) Sanskrit

COMMERCE

Departments:

a) Commerce

b) Commerce with Computer Application

ANY OTHER (Specify)

Departments: N I L

12. Unit Cost of Education

(Unit cost = total annual recurring expenditure (actual) divided

by total number of students enrolled [2009-2010] )

a) including the salary component = Rs.10,230.40 b) excluding the salary component = Rs.3994.07

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CRITERION

WISE

INPUTS

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B. Criterion-wise inputs Criterion I: Curricular Aspects 1. Does the College have a stated Vision? Yes No

Mission? Yes No

Objectives? Yes No

2. Does the college offer self-financed Programmes?

Yes No

If yes, how many?

Fee charged for each programme (include Certificate, Diploma,

Add-on courses etc.) (2010-2011)

Sl.No. Programme Fee Charged in Rs.

I year II year III year 1

U.G. B.A. Economics

3910

4210

3685

2 B.A. English 6410 6035 -- 3 B.Com. 6410 6035 6860 4. B.Com.CA 7960 7385 -- 5 B.Sc. Mathematics 7585 6035 6185 6 B.Sc. Physics 7960 7385 7935 7 B.Sc. Chemistry 7960 7385 7435 8 B.Sc. Computer Science 12758 10940 11090 9 B.Sc. Information

Technology 12758 10940 11090

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P.G. MCA

21385

20985

21135

11 M.Sc. Mathematics 8660 7360 -- 12 M.Com.CA 11160 10860 --

3. Number of programmes offered under

a) annual system b) semester system

c) trimester system

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4. Programmes with a) choice based credit system b) Inter/multidisciplinary

approach

c) Any other, specify

5. Are there Programmes

where assessment of

teachers by students is

practiced? 6. Are there Programmes

taught only by visiting

faculty?

7. New Programmes introduced

during the last five years

UG PG Others (specify) 8. How long does it take for the institution to

introduce a new programme within the

existing system? 9. Does the institution develop and deploy

action plans for effective implementation Yes No

of the curriculum?

Yes √ No Number 12

Yes No √ Number -

Yes No √ Number -

Yes √ No Num ber

All UG & PG

Yes No √ Number --

Yes √ No Number 2

Yes √ No Number 1

Yes No √ Number --

3 years

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10. Was there major syllabus revision during the last five

years? If yes, indicate the number 11. Is there any provision for Project work etc. in the

Programme? If yes, indicate the number

12. Is there any mechanism to obtain feedback on curriculum

aspects? from

a. Academic Peers Yes No b. Alumni Yes No c. Students Yes No d. Employers Yes No e. Any others Yes No



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Criterion II: Teaching – Learning and Evaluation. 1. How are students selected for admission to various courses? a. Through an entrance test developed by the institution b. Common entrance test conducted by the

University/Government c. Through interview d. Entrance test and interview e. Merit at the previous qualifying examination f. Any other (specify)

i) Alumni

ii) Sports performance

iii) Physical fitness

iv) Social & economic backgrounds are considered.

2. Highest and Lowest percentage of marks at the qualifying

examination considered for admission during the previous

academic year (2009-2010)

Programmes (UG& PG)

Open Category SC/ST category Any other (specify)

BC / MBC Highest

(%) Lowest

(%) Highest

(%) Lowest

(%) Highest

(%) Lowest

(%) Under-Graduate 1. B.A. Economics

84.62

78.62

60.12

51.37

75.37 / 57

47.12 / 44.25

2. B.A. English

84.5 74 72 63 73.5 / 71

68 / 56

3. B.Sc. Mathematics

88.9 53.4 69.5 56.6 85.6/85.3 48.2/63.5

4. B.Sc. Physics

79.1 63.8 58.6 45.3 71.9/72.4 50.3/52.6

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5. B.Sc. Chemistry

89.25 68.75 64.5 58.6 68.3/59.3 63.9/49.7

6. B.Sc. Computer Science

74 53.3 -- -- 71.38 / 75.25

45.75 / 64.75

7. B.Sc. Information Technology

80.7 63.5 65 -- 65 / 64.8 56.7 / 56.5

8. B.Com. a) General

94.5

63.5

77.38

52.38

82 / 72.13

61.13 / 61

b) Voca tional

92.25 79.38 73.5 -- 85.38 / 98.38

75.25 / --

9. B.Com. CA

97.25 90.63 85 64.88 89.63 / 81.38

79.63 / 63

Post Graduate 10. MCA

a) Govt. Quota

68 -- 80 -- 77 / -- --

b) Manage ment Quota

76 -- -- -- 75 / -- 70 /

11.. M.Sc. Mathe matics

80.38 60.39 -- -- -- --

12. M.Com. CA

52.85 -- 70.8 53.3 63.3 / 57.85

47.45 / --

3. Number of working days during the

last academic year (2009-2010):

198 days

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4. Number of teaching days during the

last academic year (2009-2010): 5. Number of positions sanctioned and filled Sanctioned / Filled

Teaching Non-teaching Technical

6. a. Number of regular and permanent teachers (gender-

wise)

Professors Readers Sr. Grade lecturer Lecturers Asst. Professor b. Number of temporary teachers (gender-wise):

Lecturers – Full-time

Lecturer – Part-time Lecturers (Management appointees)-

Full time Lecturers (Management appointees) –

Part-time

Any other Total

58 58

35 35

5 5

M -- F --

M -- F --

M -- F --

M -- F 46

M - F 2

M -- F 9

M 1 F --

M -- F --

M -- F --

M -- F --

M 1 F 57

198 days

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c. Number of teachers From the same State From other State * M – Male F – Female

Number %

7. a. Number of qualified/permanent teachers and

their percentage to the total number of faculty

b. Teacher : Student ratio c. Number of teachers with Ph.D. as the

highest qualification and their percentage

to the total faculty strength d. Number of teachers with M.Phil. as the

highest qualification and their percentage

to the total faculty strength e. Percentage of the teachers who have completed

UGC, NET and SLET exams

f. Percentage of the faculty who have served as

resources persons in Workshop/Seminars/

Conferences during the last five years

g. Number of faculty development programmes availed by

teachers (last five years)

Faculty Development Programmes Availed

2005-2006

2006-2007

2007-2008

2008-2009

2009-2010

UGC/FIP programme

- - - - -

Refresher - - - - -

Orientation - - - - 2

Any other (specify)

- - - - -

56 96.55

1 : 18

2 3.44

57 95

10.34

--

--

58

14

h. Number of faculty development programmes organized by

the college during the last five years

Faculty Development Programmes organized

2005-2006

2006-2007

2007-2008

2008-2009

2009-2010

Seminars/workshops/symposia on Curricular development, teaching-Learning, assessment, etc.

-

-

1

-

-

Research management - - - - -

Invited/endowment lectures - - - - -

Any other (specify) - - - - -

Number % 8. Number of percentage of the courses

where Predominantly the lecture

method is practiced

9. Does the college have the

tutor-ward system? Yes No If yes, how many students are

under the care of a teacher? 10. Are remedial programmes offered? 11. Are bridge courses offered? 12. Are there courses with ICT-enabled teaching- Learning processes?

12 100

16

Yes √ No Number

Yes √ No Number


√

15

13. Is there a mechanism for: a. Self appraisal of faculty? Yes No

b. Student assessment of faculty Yes No

performance? c. Expert/Peer assessment of

faculty performance? Yes No

14. Do the faculty members perform

additional administrative work? Yes No

If yes, the average number of hours spent by the

faculty per week

--

√

√

√

√

16

Criterion III: Research, Consultancy and Extension 1. How many teaching faculty are actively involved in

research? (Guiding student research, managing

research projects etc.)

Number % of total 2. Research Collaborations a) National Yes No If yes, how many? b) International Yes No If yes, how many? 3. Is the faculty involved in consultancy work? Yes No If yes, consultancy earning/year (average of last two years may be given) 4. a. Do the teachers have ongoing/completed research projects? Yes No If yes, how many?

On going

Completed

3 5.17

--

--

Gratis

-

-

√

√

√

√

17

b. Provide the following details about the ongoing

research projects

Major Projects

Yes No √ Number -- Agency -- Amt. --

Minor projects

Yes No √ Number -- Agency -- Amt. --

College Projects

Yes No √ Number -- Amount --

Industry sponsored

Yes No √ Number -- Industry -- Amt. --

Any other (specify)

No. of student Research projects

Yes No √ Number -- Amount sanctioned by the College

NIL

5. Research publications:

International journals Yes √ No Number 4 National journals-refereed papers Yes √ No Number 18 College journal Yes √ No Number 56 Books Yes √ No Number 4 Abstracts Yes √ No Number 4 Any other (specify) Yes No Number - Awards, recognition, patents etc. if any (specify): Awards = 2 (Ph..D)

6. Has the faculty a) Participated in Conferences? b) Presented research papers in Conferences?

Yes √ No Number 6

Yes √ No Number 6

18

7. Number of extension activities organized in collaboration

with other agencies/NGOs (such as Rotary/Lions Club)?

(average of last two years)

8. Number of regular extension programmes organized by

NSS and NCC etc. (average of last two years)

9. Number of NCC cadets/units

10. Number of NSS volunteers/units

--

NSS NCC 6 --

M - F - Unit --

M - F 120 Unit 3

19

Criterion IV: Infrastructure and Learning Resources 1. a. Campus area in acres b. Built up area in Sq. Meters

(* 1 sq.ft. = 0.093 sq.mt)

2. Working hours of the Library a) On working days b) On holidays c) On Examination days 3. Average number of faculty visiting the library/day (average

for the last two years)

4. Average number of students visiting the library/day

(average for the last two years)

5. Number of journals subscribed to the institution 6. Does the library have the open access system? Yes No

39.05

17,014.31

8.30 am – 5.30 pm

10.00 am – 4.00 pm

--

10

60

36

√

20

7. Total collection (Number) Volumes a. Books b. Textbooks c. Reference books

d. Magazines

e. Current journals i) Indian journals ii) Foreign journals f. Peer-reviewed journals

g. Back volumes of journals h. E-resources CDs/DVDs Databases Online journals Audio-visual resources

i. Special collections (Numbers) Repository (World Bank, OECD, UNESCO etc.) Interlibrary borrowing facility

24,673

1280

56

28

8

--

300

CD = 200; DVD = 200

Delnet

Open Access Journals only

2 Audio Cassettes

Yes √ No Number 1

Yes √ No Number 1

21

Materials acquired under special schemes (UGC,

DST etc.)

Materials for Competitive examinations Including

Employment news, Yojana etc

. Book Bank

Braille materials

Manuscripts

Any other (specify): a) Specimen books

8. Number of books / journals / periodicals added during the

last two years and their total cost.

The year before last

(2008-2009) Last year

(2009-2010) Number Total

cost (Rs.)Number Total cost

(Rs.) Text books

502

1,52,578

596

1,88,626

Reference Books 77 6,198 145 63,465

Other books 72 10,871 122 16,193

Journals/Periodicals 90 1,12,269 92 1,16,668

Yes No √ Number -



Yes √ No Number 2

Yes No √ Number -


22

Encyclopedia 1 700 4 sets (31

books)

36,100

Any other (specify) a) Book Bank books

327 52,545 5 913

b) Specimen copy books

71 12,032 253 23,939

9. Mention the Total carpet area of the Central Library (in sq.ft)

Number of departmental libraries

Average carpet area of the departmental libraries

Seating capacity of the Central Library (Reading

room)

10. Status of Automation of Library not initiated fully automated partially automated 11. Percentage of library budget in relation to the

total budget

12. Services/facilities available in the library (if yes, tick in the

box)

Circulation

Clipping Bibliographic compilation

3422

3

126.09

100

√

1.39

√

√

√

23

Reference Reprography Computer and Printing Internet Inter-library loan Power back up Information display and notification User orientation/information literacy Any other (specify)

a) Inculcating Reading Habit

Programme

b) OPAC

13. Average number of books issued / returned per day 14. Ratio of library books to the number of

students enrolled

15. Computer Facilities

Number of computers in the College Number of Departments with computer

facilities

Central computer facility (Number of

terminals)

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

60

1 : 23

170

12

--

Rs.2,00,000/-

24

Budget allocated for purchase of computers during the last

academic year (2009-2010)

Amount spent on maintenance and upgrading of Computer

facilities during the last academic year (2009-2010)

Internet Facility Connectivity

Number of nodes/computers with Internet facility

16. Is there a Workshop/Instrumentation Centre? 17. Is there a Health Centre? 18. Is there Residential accommodation for Faculty? Yes No

Non-teaching staff? Yes No

Rs.1,78,148/-

Dialup Broadband Others(Specify) 2 MBPS

3 G

15

yes No Available from the year

√ 1986

yes No Available from the year

√ 1998

√

√

25

19. Are there student Hostels? Yes No If yes, number of students residing in hostel

Male

Female 20. Is there a provision for a) Sports fields Yes No

b) Gymnasium Yes No c) Women’s rest rooms Yes No d) Transport Yes No e) Canteen/Cafeteria Yes No f) Students center Yes No g) Vehicle parking facility Yes No h) Telephone facility Yes No i) Generator/Electricity Backup Yes No

534

Yes - No √ Number -

Yes √ No - Number 534

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

26

Criterion V: Student Support and Progression

1. a. Student strength (for the past two years)

2008-2009

Student

Enrolment

UG PG M.Phil.

Ph.D Diploma/ Certificate

Self- Funded

M

F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T

Number of students from the same State where the college is Located

N A

739

739

NA

105

1 0 5

N A

NA

NA

N A

NA

N A

N A

- - N A

N A

N A

Number of students from other States

N A

3 3 NA

1 1 N A

NA

NA

N A

NA

N A

N A

- - N A

N A

N A

Number of NRI Students

N A

- - NA

- - N A

NA

NA

N A

NA

N A

N A

- - N A

N A

N A

Number of Foreign Students

N A

3 3 NA

1 1 N A

NA

NA

N A

NA

N A

N A

- - N A

N A

N A

2009-2010

Student

Enrolment

UG PG M.Phil.

Ph.D Diploma/ Certificate

Self- Funded

M

F T M F T M F T M F T M F T M F T

Number of students from the same State Where the college is Located

N A

844

844

NA

92

9 2

N A

NA

NA

N A

NA

N A

N A

- - N A

N A

N A

Number of students from other States

NA

7 7 NA

- - N A

NA

NA

N A

NA

N A

N A

- - N A

N A

N A

Number of NRI Students

NA

- - NA

- - N A

NA

NA

N A

NA

N A

N A

- - N A

N A

N A

Number of Foreign Students

NA

3 3 NA

1 1 N A

NA

NA

N A

NA

N A

N A

- - N A

N A

N A

M – Men, F – Female, T – Total

27

b. Dropout rate in UG and PG (average for the last two

batches)

2008-2009 Number %

UG PG

2009 – 2010

Number %

UG PG

2. Financial support for students: (2009-2010)

Endowments Freeships Scholarship (Government) Scholarship (Institution) Number of loan facilities Any other financial support (specify)

3. Does the college obtain feedback from students on their

campus experience?

Yes No

24 / 254 9.44

2 / 35 5.71

20 / 255 7.84

4 / 49 8.16

Number Amount

-- --

-- --

269 8,73,194

27 1,57,258

-- --

-- --

√

28

4. Major cultural events (data for last year) (2009-2010)

Events Organized Participated

Yes No Number

Yes No Number

Inter-Collegiate √ 1

Inter-University

National

Any other (Specify)

Vinayagar Chathurthi √ 1

Akanda Nama Japam

Sarada Devi Jayanthi

(Feast followed by

Cultural programmes)

√ 1

Shakthi Pooja √ 1

Navaratri - Kolu √ 9

Saraswathi Pooja √ 1

Margazhi Bhajan √ 30

Hanumathj Jayanthi √ 1

Vaikunda Ekadesi √ 1

Sivaratri √ 1

Vivekananda Jayanthi √ 1

Ramakrishna Jayanthi √ 1

Rama Navami √ 1

Shikshavalli √ 1

Alumni Association √ 1

Sirappu Vazhipaadu √ 3

29

5. Examination Results (data of past five years)

Results

UG PG M.Phil. 2006

2007 2008

2009

2010

1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5

Pass Percentage

83. 26

80. 09

94. 69

98. 22

97. 43

79. 41

66. 66

88. 46

91. 42

100

Number of First Classes

126

106

149

146

132

25

8

19

23

40

Number of Distinctions

43 30

52

43

47

5

8

4

9

11

Ranks (if any)

14 10

17

6

7

1

5

3

1

-

6. Number of overseas programmes on campus and income

earned:

Number Amount Agency -- -- --

30

7. Number of students who have passed the following

examinations during the last five years

Exam Passed 2005-

2006 2006-2007

2007-2008

2008-2009

2009-2010

NET

-

-

-

-

-

SLET -

-

-

-

-

CAT -

-

-

-

-

TOEFL -

-

-

-

-

GRE -

-

-

-

-

GMAT -

-

-

-

-

Civil services (IAS/IPS/IFS)

-

-

-

-

-

Defense Entrance

-

-

-

-

-

Other services -

-

-

-

-

Any other (specify)

-

-

-

-

-

8. Is there a Student Counselling Centre? Yes No 9. Is there a Grievance Redressal Cell? Yes No 10. Does the college have an Alumni Association? 11. Does the college have a parent-teachers Association

Yes No Formed in the year

√

1998

Yes No Formed in the year

√ 2005

√

√

31

Criterion VI: Governance and Leadership 1. Has the institution appointed a permanent principal? Yes No If yes, denote the qualifications.

If No, for how long has the position been vacant? 2. Number of professional development programmes held

for the Non-teaching staff (last two years)

3. Financial resources of the college (approximate amount) -

Last year’s data

Grant-in-aid Fee from aided courses Donation Fee from Self-funded courses Any other (specify)

M.Com.,M.Phil.,M.Ed.,PGDHE, PGDCA

NA

2008-2009 2009-2010 -- --

--

--

--

Rs.57,62,348.00

--

√

32

4. Statement of Expenditure (for last two years)

Item Before last 2008-2009

Last year 2009-2010

% spent on the salaries of faculty 51.89 52.85

% spent on the salaries of non-teaching

employees including contractual workers

6.99 8.10

% spent on books and journals 4.11 2.93

% spent on Building development 8.26 4.34

% spent on hostels, and other student

amenities

1.50 2.25

% spent on maintenance – electricity, water,

telephones, infrastructure

8.89 6.61

% spent on academic activities of

department – laboratories, green house,

animal house, field trips etc.

21.85 21.41

% spent on research, seminars, etc. 075 1

% spent on miscellaneous expenditure 0.10 0.13

5. Date of meetings of Academic and Administrative Bodies

during the last two years:

Governing Body Last Year

(2009-2010) Year before

last (2008-2009)

Internal Admn. Bodies (mention only three most important bodies) a) College Committee Meeting b) Academic Council c) Staff Council

26.08.2009 Twice a year Once a month

30.08.2008 30.01.2009 & Twice a year Once a month

Any others (specify)

33

6. Are there Welfare Schemes for the academic community? Loans Yes No

Medical allowance Yes No Any other (specify) Yes No Personal Loan

7. Are there ICT supported / Computerized units / processes /

activities for the following?

a) Administrative section/office Yes No

b) Finance Unit Yes No c) Student Admissions Yes No d) Placements Yes No e) Aptitude Testing Yes No f) Examinations Yes No g) Student Records Yes No

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

34

Criterion VII: Innovative Practices 1. Has institution established Internal Quality Assurance

Mechanisms?

Yes No 2. Do students participate in the Quality Enhancement

initiatives of the Institution?

Yes No 3. What is the percentage of the following student categories

in the institution?

(2010-2011)

% Number

a) SC

b) ST c) OBC

d) Women e) Differently-abled f) Rural g) Tribal

10.88 118 / 1084

0.0009 1 / 1084

73.89 801 / 1084

100 1084 / 1084

0.0046 5 / 1084

100 1084 / 1084

0 0 / 1084

√

√

35

4. What is percentage of the following category of staff?

(2010-2011)

Category Teaching

Staff % Non-

teaching staff

%

a

SC

2 / 58

3.44

2 / 40

5

b ST -- -- -- --

c OBC

d Women 57 / 58 98.27 34 / 40 85

e Physically

challenged

1 / 58 1.72 -- --

f General category -- -- -- --

g Any other

(specify)

-- -- -- --

5. What is the percentage incremental academic growth of the

following category of students for the last two batches?

Category

At Admission On completion of the course

Batch I June 2006

Batch II June 2007

Batch I April 2009

Batch II April 2010

a

SC

11.18

11.48

12.5

10.43

b ST

-- -- -- --

c OBC 75.65

72.63 75 73.38

d Women 100

100 100 100

e Physically challenged

0.32

0.33 0.39 0.35

f General category 13.15

15.87 14.06 16.18

g Any other (specify) --

-- -- --

Profile

of the

Departments

36

DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL

1

Name of the Department

TAMIL

2

Year of Establishment

1986-1987

3

Number of Teachers sanctioned and present position

Sanctioned 4

Present Position 4

4

Number of Administrative Staff

NIL

5

Number of Technical Staff

NIL

6

Number of Teachers and Students (2010-2011)

No. of Teachers

No. of Students

PART–I I B.A. (Eco. & Eng.) / B.Sc. (Maths, Phy. & Chem.)

4

209

I B.Com., B.Com.CA, CS & IT

3

149

II B.A./B.Sc.

4

176

Non Major Elective a) Arimuga Thamil b) Nattramil Kattral

1 1

2

33

7

Demand Ratio (No. of seats : No. of applications)

Not Applicable

37

8

Ratio of Teachers to Students

I B.A./B.Sc.

1 : 52

I B.Com., B.Com.CA, B.Sc. CS & I.T.

1 : 50

II B.A. / B.Sc. 1 : 44

Non Major Elective a) Arimuga Thamil b) Nattramil Kattral

1 : 2 1 : 33

9

Number of research scholars who had their master’s degree from other institutions

Not Applicable

10

The year when the curriculum was revised last

2008-2009

11

Number of students passed NET/SLET etc. (last two years)

NIL

12

Success Rate of students (What is the pass percentage as compared to the University average?)

Year I y II y

2003-2006 100 100

2004-2007 100 100

2005-2008 100 99.06

2006-2009 100 100

2007-2010 100 100

13

University Distinction / Ranks

Year

Distinctions

Ranks

I y II y 2003-2006 - - 1

2004-2007 - 1 1

2005-2008 - - -

2006-2009 - - 1

2007-2010 - - 1

38

14

Publications by faculty (last 5 years)

Name of the staff

Name of the Book / Title

Year of Publica

tion

Name of the Publisher

ISBN No./Page No.

Ms.S. Parvatha krishnammal Head of the Department

Bharathiyin Samayam

2009

Nalnilam Pathippagam, Chennai

97-893-80238-00-5

Ramnath Eliyamurai Tamil Ilakkanam

2010

G.V. Publications, Chennai

978-93-80499-30-7

AHAL – Purananootril Samoogaviyal Anugumurai

2005 Dept. of Tamil, St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai

-- / 122 - 125

Porunai Tamil – Bharathiyin Padalgalil Anbu Neri

2009 Dept. of Tamil, Sadakathullah Appa College, Palayamkottai.

-- / 105-107

Nellai Vattara Aann Theivangal –Sudalai Maadan

2009 Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli joined with Kaavya Pathippagam, Chennai

-- / 90 - 96

Pannokku Paarvaiyil Tamil Chemmozhi – Naladiyaril Uvamai Nayam

2010 Kalloori Aasiriyar Kumari Tamil Sangam (2nd Conference), Nagercoil

13-978-81-909074-1-5 (Vol.II) / 86-90

Indraya Suzhalil Penn – Kural Kattum Pennmai

2010 Rani Anna Govt. Arts College, Tirunelveli joined with Paavai Publications, Chennai.

-- / 96 – 99

Indraya Vazhkkayil Ilakkiyam – Penniya Paarvayil Kamba Ramayanam

2010 Magalir Nala Valarchi Kuzhu joined with Singapore Dindale College and Kalaignan Pathippagam, Chennai.

9789380627113 Vol. IV / 133-138

39

Kathir – Tamil Ilakkiyangalil Penngal

2005 Dept. of Tamil, St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai.

-- / 105 – 108

Ms. A. Vijaya lakshmi

Panniru Thirumuraigal –Onbatham Thirumuraiyil Saiva Siddhantham

2008

Directorate of Distance Education, Annamalai University, Chidambaram

-- / 326-330

Tamil As a Classical Language: Problems and Expectations – Pazhanthamil Pannpadum Chemmozhiyum

2006 St. Xavier’s College, Palaymkottai.

-- / 20-24

Pannokku Paarvaiyil Tamil Chemmozhi – Nattrinayil Narumullai


13-978-81-909074-1-5 (Vol. IV) / 86-90

Ms. A. Usha Porunai Tamil – Ilakkiyathil Anbu Neri

2009 Dept. of Tamil, Sadakathullah Appa College, Palayamkottai

-- /

Ms. T. Dhana lakshmi

Pannokku Paarvaiyil Tamil Chemmozhi – Thirumurugatru Padayil Vazhipattu Murai


13-978-81-909074-0-8 / 609 - 612

Aynthamil Aaivalar Mandram – Porunaratru Padai Kattum Vazhviyal Nerigal

2010 Kaalam Publishers, Madurai.

978-81-908911-6-5 / 112 - 115

Sanga Ilakkia Chinthanaigal – Paththu Paatil Mullai Paattu Perumidam

2010 Meyappan Publishers, Chidambaram.

-- / 215 - 218

Tamilil Needhi Ilakkiayamum Valarchiyum

2010 Bharathithasan Palkalaikazhaga Uruppu Kalloori Perambalur.

-- / 18-21

40

Chirupaanaatru Padai Kattum Kadaiyezhu Vallalhal

2010 Valarthamil Pathippagam, Trichy.

-- / --

15

Awards and recognition received by faculty (last five years)

Smt. S. Parvatha Krishnammal • Additional Examiner – Central Valuation– Part 1- 1997 -2008 • Chief Examiner - Part 1 - 2008 onwards • Question Paper Setter-Sadakattulah Appa College, Tirunelveli-11 – 2007 onwards.

Smt. A. Vijaya Lakshmi

Additional Examiner – Central Valuation– Part 1- 2006 onwards

16

Faculty who have attended national and International Seminars (last five years)

National : 16

International : 1 17

Number of National and International seminars organized (last five years)

NIL

18

Number of teachers engaged in consultancy and the revenue generated

NIL

19

Number of Ongoing projects and its total outlay

NIL

20

Research projects completed during last two & its total outlay

NIL

21

Number of inventions and patents

NIL

22

Number of Ph.D. theses guided during the last two years

NIL

23

Number of Books in the Departmental Library, if any

Books - 100

41

24

Number of Journals / Periodicals

5

Journals i. Kalachuvadu ii. Amuthasurabi iii. Computer Tamil iv. Computer Ulagam v. Mulumai Ariviyal Udayam

25

Number of Computers

1

26

Annual Budget

Association - Rs.200/- per semesterYear Library

Rs. 2005-2006 - 2006-2007 2000 2007-2008 - 2008-2009 2000 2009-2010 2000

42

DEPARTMENT OF SANSKRIT

1 Name of the Department

SANSKRIT

2 Year of Establishment 1991-1992

3 Number of Teachers sanctioned and present position

Sanctioned 1

Present Position 1 4 Number of

Administrative Staff

NIL

5 Number of Technical Staff

NIL

6 Number of Teachers and Students (2010-2011)

PART–I

No. of teachers

No. of Students

I B.A. (Eco.& Eng.) / B.Sc. (Maths, Phy. & Chem.)

1

16

I B.Com., B.Com.CA, I B.Sc. (CS & IT)

1 38

II B.A. (Eco.& Eng.) / B.Sc. (Maths, Phy. & Chem.)

1 8

7 Demand Ratio (No. of seats : No. of applications)

Not Applicable

8 Ratio of Teachers to Students

I B.A. (Eco.& Eng.) / B.Sc. (Maths, Phy. & Chem.)

1 : 16

I B.Com., B.Com.CA, B.Sc. CS & I.T. 1 : 38

II B.A. / B.Sc. 1 : 8 2

9 Number of research scholars who had their master’s degree from other institutions

Not Applicable

43

10


I YEAR II YEAR

2009-2010 2009-2010

11 Number of students passed NET/SLET etc. (last two years)

NIL

12 Success Rate of students (What is the pass percentage as compared to the University average?)

2003-2006 : 100 % 2004-2007 : 100 % 2005-2008 : 100 % 2006-2009 : 100 % 2007-2010 : 100 %

13


Distinction

I Y

II Y

Rank

2003-2006 2004-2007 2005-2008 2006-2009 2007-2010

- - 764

3 3 - 3 -

3 7 3 3 2

14


NIL

15


NIL

16


NIL

17


NIL

18

Number of teachers engaged in consultancy and the revenue generated.

NIL

19


NIL

44

20


NIL

21


NIL

22


NIL

23

Number of Books in the Departmental Library, ifany

Specimen copy – 66

Book Bank Books – 59 24


3

Journals 1. Samskrita Sandeshaha 2. Samskrita Sri 3. Chandamama

25

Number of Computers

1

26

Annual Budget

Association - Rs.200/- per semester

Year Library

Rs.

2005-2006 - 3,000 2006-2007 -3,000 2007-2008 - 3,000 2008-2009 - 3,000 2009-2010 - 3,000

45

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

1


ENGLISH

2

Year of Establishment Part II – 1986-1987 Part III – 2009-2010

3 Number of Teachers

sanctioned and present position

Sanctioned 6 Present Position 6

4


NIL

5

Number of Technical Staff NIL


Teachers - 6 Students: UG – 132 UG Part II I Year - 343 II Year - 119 UG Part III I Year - 68 II Year - 64 Non Major Elective - 16


70 : 200

8


1 : 64

9


NIL

10


2008-2009


NIL

46

12 Success Rate of students (What is the pass percentageas compared to the University average?)

Part II Year I II 2003–2006 : 100% 84.62% 2004-2007 : 97.61% 93.71% 2005-2008 : 85.95% 84.29% 2006-2009 : 95.95% 95.95% 2007-2010 : 97.7 % 87.91% Part III - not applicable

13 University Distinction / Ranks

Distinctions Ranks Year I

Y II Y

2003-2006

7

5

2

2004-2007 2 2 1 2005-2008 7 1 1 2006-2009 4 2 -- 2007-2010 7 2 --

14 Publications by faculty (last 5 years)

Smt. T. Latha’s article Hardy’s “Far from the Madding Crowd” and Naa.Parthasarthy’s “Kurinchimalar” was published in the National level comparative literature seminar’s souvenir - 2009.

15 Awards and recognition received by faculty (last five years)

Smt. N. Renuka

Appointed as additional examiner-Central Valuation- Manonmanium Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli for practical & theory examination since 1998

Smt. A. Rajalakshmi

Appointed as additional examiner-Central Valuation- Manonmanium Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli for practical & theory examination – 2001 onwards

Organized an intercollegiate Quiz competition. Smt. T. Latha

Appointed as additional examiner-Central Valuation- Manonmanium Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli for practical & theory examination – 2004 onwards

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16

Faculty who have attended national and International Seminars (last five years) Name of the staff Name of the

Seminar / Conference

Venue / Date

National / International

Ms. A.Raja lakshmi

Two days seminar in Subaltern Writings in India.

Manonmanium Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli 24.02.2005 & 26.02.2005

National

Two days seminar in Developing & Assessing Speaking skills in English.

Annammal College of Education for Women, Thoothukudi, 17th & 18th November 2006.

National

Two days seminar in Sustaining Quality of Education through Effective Teaching & Learning Practices.

Sri Sarada College for Women, Salem. 02.03.2007 & 03.03.2007.

National

Ms. T. Latha Two days seminar in Subaltern Writings in India.

Manonmanium Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli 24.02.2005 & 26.02.2005

National

Ms. S. Dhana lakshmi

One day seminar on “Voices from new millennium Writers”

Sarah Tucker College (Autonomous), Palayamkottai. 30th September 2010.

National

48

Ms. M. Sivakala One day seminar on “Voices from new millennium Writers”

Sarah Tucker College, Palayamkottai. 30th September 2010.

National

17


NIL

18


NIL

19

Number of Ongoing projects and its totaloutlay

NIL

20


NIL

21


NIL

22


NIL

23


Specimen & Book Bank Books – 239

24 Number of Journals / Periodicals 2

Journals: 1. Indian Literature 2. Reader’s Digest

25

Number of Computers

1

26

Annual Budget

Association - Rs. 200/- per semester Year - Library 2005-2006: Rs.4629 2006-2007: -- 2007-2008: Rs.998 2008-2009: Rs.6900 2009-2010: Rs.7468

49

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

1 Name of the Department

ECONOMICS

2 Year of Establishment

1986-1987


Sanctioned 4

Present Position 4

4


NIL

5


NIL

6


Teachers - 4 Students – 44 I Year - 14 II Year - 12 III Year - 18 Allied - 64 (I B.Com) Non Major Elective - 43

7


40 : 28

8


1 : 11

9


NIL

10


2008-2009

11


NIL

50

12 Success Rate of students

(What is the pass percentage as compared to the University average?)

2003-2006 : 80 % 2004-2007 : 80 % 2005-2008 : 91.66 % 2006-2009 : 100 % 2007-2010 : 100 %

13 University Distinction / Ranks Year Distinctions Ranks 2003-2006 - 1

2004-2007 - 1

2005-2008 - -

2006-2009 - -

2007-2010 - 1

14 Publications by faculty (last 5 years)

Name of the Staff

Name of the Book/Paper/Article/ Abstract

Year of Publication

Publisher ISBN No./ Page No.

Dr.Smt. R.Thanga Sheela

“Rural Technology programme Towards Self – Sufficiency with special Reference to center for appropriate Technology”

2004

Kanyakumari academy of Arts and Science (KAAS) Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu.

--

. “Role of Non – Government organizations during Tsunami in Kanyakumari District”

2006

Scott Research Forum, Scott Christian College (Autonomous), Nagercoil, TamilNadu.

--

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”Role of Voluntary Organizations” “Role of Kottar Social Service Society in the Tsunami Relief activity in Kanyakumari District” “Macro Economics”

2006

2006 - 2007

2009

Kanyakumari academy of Arts and Science (KAAS) Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu. Hindecon Research center, S.T.Hindu college, Nagercoil, Tamilnadu. Hari Krish Publications, Nagercoil.

-- -- 978-81-908674-5-0

Ms.N. Vijaya lakshmi

“Women Empowerment through Micro Finance” in Nanguneri Taluk

2009

Ms.S. Geetha “Global Financial Crisis and its Impact on Indian Economy”

2009-2010

Hindecon Research center, S.T.Hindu college, Nagercoil, Tamilnadu.

Vol.No.XVIII – ISSN :0975-5802

15

Awards and recognition received by faculty (last five years) Ms. T. Kalavathi

• Appointed as an additional examiner –Central valuation-Manonmanium Sundaranar University since 2009.

• Question paper setter for other Universities .Ms. N. Vijayalakshmi

• Appointed as an additional examiner –Central valuation-Manonmanium Sundaranar University since 2009.

• Question paper setter for other Universities

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16

Faculty who have attended National and International Seminars (last five years)

Name of the Staff Name of the Seminar /

Conference

Venue / Date National / International

Dr.Ms. R. Thanga sheela

Two days Seminar on “WTO and Indian Economy” Two days seminar on “Rural Development in India – opportunities and Challenges” One day seminar on “Women Empowerment”

S.T.Hindu College,Nagercoil. 19.09.2008 & 20.09.2008 Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli. 29.10.2008 & 30.10.2008 Holy Cross College, Nagercoil. 22.12.2008

International National National

Ms. N. Vijaya lakshmi

“Women Empowerment through Micro Finance” in Nanguneri Taluk

Sarah Tucker College (Autonomous), Tirunelveli. 13.03.2009 & 14.03.2009

National

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Ms. S. Geetha “Global Financial Crisisand its Impact on Indian Economy” Global Financial Crisisand its Impact on India and World Countries

S.T. Hindu College, Nagercoil. 12.09.2009. Scott Christian College (Autonomous), Nagercoil. 13.03.2010

National National

17


NIL

18


NIL

19


NIL

20


NIL

21


NIL

22


NIL

23


Specimen copy : 117 Book Bank Books : 121

24


1

Journal Southern Economist

25

Number of Computers

1

54

26

Annual Budget

Association - Rs.200/- per semester Year 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010

Library

Rs.5581.00 Rs.1453.00 Rs.2744.00 Rs.722.00 Rs.3000

55

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

1


COMMERCE

2


B.Com. - 1986-1987 M.Com.CA - 2006-2007

3


Sanctioned

6 + 1

Present Position 6 + 1 (Part time-Lawyer)

4


NIL

5


NIL

6


Teachers - 6+1 Students: UG – 179

PG - 30 UG

I Year - 64 II Year - 56 III Year - 59 Allied - 14

Non Major Elective - 37 PG

I Year - 17 II Year - 13

7


UG - 64 : 81 PG - 20 : 16

8


1 : 30

9

Number of research scholars who had their master’s degree from otherinstitutions

NIL

10


2008-2009

56

11


NIL

12


UG 2003-2006 : 81.13 % 2004-2007 : 78.57 % 2005-2008 : 92.72 % 2006-2009 : 98.27 % 2007-2010 : 95.08 % PG 2006-2008 : 100 % 2007-2009 : 75 % 2008-2010 : 100 %

Year 2003-2006 2004-2007 2005-2008 2006-2009 2007-2010

Distinctions - 2 1 - -

Ranks 2 1 1 1 -

PG Year 2006-2008 2007-2009 2008-2010

Distinctions - - 7

Ranks 2 1 NA

14

Publications by faculty (last 5 years) Name of the Staff

Name of the Book/Paper/ Article/ Abstract

Year of Publication

Publi sher

ISBN No. / Page No.

Ms. M.Malar vizhi

Southern Economist

2010

National Journal

P.NO. 43

Ms. R. Muthu lakshmi

Current Tax Reporter

2001

Vol.170, IssueNo.43 Pg.No.192-196

57

Tax Planning on Profits and Gains derived by Regional Rural Bank”

2008

International Journal

Ms. Sundara vathana

B-Research

2010

-

-

15


Smt. M. Malarvizhi

External Examiner- Part 1V- Social Relevance project work

(Field work) - Rose Mary College Tirunelveli-2000 and K.R

College of Arts and Science, Kovilpatti-2004

Additional Examiner- Central valuation- December 1995 – 2007

Senate member - Manonmanium Sundaranar University- 2002 to

2005

Chief Superintendent - Manonmanium Sundaranar University-

April 2007 onwards

Additional Examiner - Sarah Tucker College (Autonomous)

Tirunelveli - Nov.2007

Smt.R.Muthulakshmi

“Best Coordinator Award” - Consumer Forum - district level -17th

March 2010. Additional Examiner-Central Valuation- Manonmanium

Sundaranar University - 1993 onwards.

External Examiner- Part 1V- Social Relevance project work

(Field work)-. T.D.M.N.S. College, T. Kallikulam – 2004

Additional Examiner - Sarah Tucker College (Autonomous)Tirunelveli - Nov.2007

External Invigilator- Sarah Tucker College (Autonomous)- 30.10.2008

Senate Member-Manonmaniam Sundaranar University - 2009 onwards.

58

Smt. A.Mariammal

Additional Examiner -Central Valuation – ManonmaniamSundaranar University – 2003 onwards

16


Name of the Staff

Name of the Seminar / Conference

Venue / Date National / Internatio

nal Smt. M.Malar vizhi

Attended the NAAC sponsored National Seminar on “Sustaining quality of education through effective teaching and learning practices”

Sri Sarada College forWomen (Autonomous) Salem. 2nd and 3rd March2007

National

Attended the NAAC Peer Team Visit “Consortium Programmes”

Vivekananda College, Tiruvedakam, Madurai. 26th February 2008

National

Smt. R.Muthu lakshmi

Participated and presented a paper entitled Banking Services-An Empirical Study On Rural Credit in one day national conference on Emerging Scenario in Financial Services.

FOCOT, Madurai 16th February, 2008

National

Participated and presented a paper on “Tax Planning on Profits and Gains derived by Regional Rural Bank” in the First International Conference of (SRF) Scott Research Forum.

Scott Christian College (Autonomous) Nagercoil 19th April 2008

Inter national

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Attended one day Workshop on “Campusto Corporate”

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli 15th December 2009

National

Ms. A. Mari ammal

Attended One day Seminar on “Prospects and Challenges in Entrepreneurial Development in the Post Economic Crisis-Scenario”

St. Xavier’s College, Palyamkottai. 26th February 2010

National

Ms. B.Subbu lakshmi

Attended One day Seminar on “ Commerce Education-aNew Outlook”

Vivekananda College, Thiruvedakam Madurai 22nd December 2007

National

Selvi.T. Sundara Vathana

Attended Seminar on “ Global Financial crisis” Implementation for India

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli 27th March 2009

National

Attended One day Seminar on “Statistical Techniques in Research”

Women ChristianCollege, Nagercoil. 28th March 2009

National

Participated and presented a paper on “Indian Financial Service Sector”, Integration Strategies and challenges

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli 5th & 6th Sept 2009

National

Selvi.A. Aruna Devi

Participated and presented a paper on “Globalised Financial Crisis and its Impact”

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli 27th February 2009

National

17


2

18


NIL

19


NIL

60

20


NIL

21


NIL

22

Number of Ph.D. theses guided during thelast two years

NIL

23


Specimen Copy Book Bank Book Dept.Library

UG 264 380 --

PG -- 33 442

24


2

Journals i. Indian Journal of Finance ii. Indian Journal of Marketing

6

Periodicals i. Bussiness India ii. Indian Management iii. Business Management iv. Vallar Thozhil v. Tamil Nadu Nugarvour Kavasam vi. Nugarvaour Kavalan

25

Number of Computers

1

26

Annual Budget

Association - Rs.200/- per semester Year Library UG - PG 2005-2006: 15000 NA 2006-2007 : 500 20000 2007-2008 : 10000 500 2008-2009: 10000 6000 2009-2010: 10000 1000

61

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WITH COMPUTER APPLICATION

1


Commerce with Computer Application

2


2009 - 2010

3


Sanctioned 3

Present Position 3

4


NIL

5


NIL

6


Teachers - 3 Students: UG - 91 I Year - 48 II Year - 43 Non Major Elective - 40

7


UG - 48 : 54

8


1 : 30

9


NIL

10


This Course was started in the year 2009 – 2010

11


NA

12

Success Rate of students (What is the pass percentage as compared tothe University average?)

NA

62

13


NA

14


NIL

15


Smt. N. Kamala

• External Invigilator- Sarah Tucker College (Autonomous)- 30.10.2008

• Additional Examiner- Central Valuation- Manonmanium Sundaranar University – 1998 onwards

• Question paper setter – Sarah Tucker College, Autonomous,, Tirunelveli. – 2005 onwards

16


Name of the Staff

Name of the Seminar /

Conference

Venue / Date National /

International

Smt. N.Kamala

Application of Statistical tools in Modern Research Union Budget and Indian Economy

Scott Christian college, Autonomous, Nagercoil. 6.10.2006 Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli 23.03.2007

National National

63

17


NIL

18


NIL

19


NIL

20


NIL

21


NIL

22


NIL

23



24


2

Journals i. Indian Journal of Finance ii. Indian Journal of Marketing

6

Periodicals i. Business India ii. Indian Management iii. Business Management iv. Vallar Thozhil v. Tamil Nadu Nugarvour Kavasam vi. Nugarvaour Kavalan

25

Number of Computers

48

26

Annual Budget


64

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS 1 Name of the Department MATHEMATICS

2 Year of Establishment UG - 1986-1987

PG - 2003-2004



4 Number of Administrative Staff NIL

5 Number of Technical Staff NIL


Teachers - 7 Students: UG – 145 PG - 9 UG I Year - 49 II Year - 54 III Year - 42 Allied - 62 Non Major Elective - 41 PG I Year - 9 II Year - NIL


UG - 56 : 61 PG - 20 : 12

8 Ratio of Teachers to Students 1 : 16

9 Number of research scholars who hadtheir master’s degree from other institutions

NIL

10 The year when the curriculum was revised last

2008-2009


NIL


UG 2003-2006 : 77.5 % 2004-2007 : 94 % 2005-2008 : 87.4 % 2006-2009 : 93.75 % 2007-2010 : 96.67 %

65

PG 2004-2006 : 76.47 % 2005-2007 : 40 % 2006-2008 : 71.42 % 2007-2009 : 66.66 % 2008-2010 : 100 %

13 University Distinction / Ranks UG Year 2003-20062004-2007 2005-20082006-20092007-2010

Distinctions 13 8 11 8 4

Ranks - - - 1 -

PG Year 2004-20062005-20072006-20082007-20092008-2010

Distinctions 4 1 - 1 -

Ranks - 1 - - -

14


Name of the Staff

Name of the Book/Paper/ Article/ Abstract

Year of Publication

Publisher ISBN No. / Page No.

Dr.(Ms.) I.Rani

Dominating Sex in Cayley Graphs on Z n

2007 Tamkang Journal of Mathematics

341-345

Independent Domination number of Cayley Graphs on Zn

2009 The Journal of Combinatorial Mathematics and Combinatorial Computing

251-255

Total and Connected Domination Numbers for Cayley Graphs on Zn

2010 Advanced Studies in Contemporary Mathematics

57-61

66

15


Ms. I. Rani

Ph.D. Award- Manonmaniam Sundaranar University -September 2010.

Smt. U. Latha @ Venkateswari

Additional Examiner – Central Valuation –Manonmaniam Sundaranar University – 2002 onwards

Question Paper setter – Sarah Tucker College (Autonomous), Tirunelvei – 2005-2006.

Smt. S. Ammani

Additional Examiner -Central Valuation –Manonmaniam Sundaranar University – 2005 onwards

Question Paper setter - Sarah Tucker College (Autonomous),

Tirunelvei -2008-2009

Smt.G.Avudaiammal

Additional Examiner -Central Valuation –Manonmaniam

Sundaranar University – - 2009 onwards Question Paper setter Vivekananda College (Autonomous),

Tiruvedakam, Madurai – 2009-2010 Selvi B.Revathy

Additional Examiner -Central Valuation –Manonmaniam Sundaranar University – 2009 onwards

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16


Name of the Staff Name of the Seminar /

Conference

Venue / Date National /

International

Ms. U. Latha @ Venka teswari

5 days Conference on “Recent Developments in Combinatorics and Graph Theory”

Kalasalingam University, Krishnankovil, Srivilliputhur. 10.06.2007-14.06.2007

International

Two days conference on “Recent Trends in Analysis and Graph Theory

The M D.T. Hindu College, Pettai, Tirunelveli. 11.08.2009 & 12.08.2009

Natio nal

One day Symposium on “Ancient Indian Mathematics”

Vivekananda College, Thiruvedakam West, Madurai. 18.03.2010

Natio nal

Ms. R. Kuppu janaki

One day Symposium on “Ancient Indian Mathematics”


Natio nal

Dr. (Ms) I. Rani

2 days Seminar on “Algebraic and Analytic Methods”

Alagappa University, Karaikudi. 19.03.2005 & 20.03.2005

Natio nal

68

Three days Conference on “Algebra, Graph Theory and their Applications”

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli. 05.12.2007–07.12.2007

Natio nal

Ms. S. Ammani

One day Seminar on “Graph Theory and its Applications” Two days conferenceon “Recent Trends inAnalysis and Graph Theory”

Vivekananda College, Thiruvedakam West, Madurai. 23.01.2008 The M D.T. Hindu College, Pettai, Tirunelveli. 11.08.2009 & 12.08.2009

Natio nal Natio nal

Ms.G. Avudaiammal One day Seminar on “Graph Theory and its Applications”


Natio nal

Ms. B. Revathy Two days Symposium on “Vedic Mathematics”

Vivekananda College, Thiruvedakam West, Madurai. 18.12.2009 & 19.12.2009

Natio nal

17


3

i) Department of Mathematics of our College and Dept. of Mathematics of Vivekananda College jointly organized one day National level seminar on “Graph Theory and its Applications” on 23.01.2008 at Tiruvedakam West, Madurai.

ii) Department of Mathematics of our College and Dept. of

Mathematics of Vivekananda College jointly organized two days National level Symposium on “Vedic Mathematics” on 18.12.2009 and 19.12.2009 at Tiruvedakam West, Madurai.

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iii) Department of Mathematics of our College and Dept. of Mathematics of Vivekananda College jointly organized One day National level Symposium on “Ancient Indian Mathematics” 18.03.2010 at Tiruvedakam West, Madurai.

18


NIL

19


NIL

20


NIL

21


NIL

22

Number of Ph.D. theses guided duringthe last two years

NIL

23

Number of Books in the DepartmentalLibrary, if any

Specimen copy : UG – 113 Book Bank Books : UG – 277; PG – 474

24 Number of Journals / Periodicals 2

Journals i. The Mathematical Intelligencer ii. Proceedings of Mathematics

25

Number of Computers

1

26 Annual Budget Association - Rs.200/- per

semester Year Library UG PG Rs. Rs. 2005-2006 - 1652.80 5110 2006-2007 - 1241 2335 2007-2008 - 165 2574 2008-2009 - 510 207 2009-2010 - 866 6720

70

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

1


PHYSICS

2


1987-1988

3 Number of Teachers

sanctioned and present position


4


2

5 Number of Technical Staff --

6


Teachers - 5 Students: 88 I Year : 44 II Year : 27 III year : 17 Allied : 76 Non Major Elective: 35

7

Demand Ratio (2010-2011) (No. of seats : No. of applications)

48 : 60

8


1 : 18

9


NIL

71

10


2008-2009

11


NIL

12

Success Rate of students (What is the pass percentageas compared to the University average?)

2003-2006 : 77.27 % 2004-2007 : 81.8 % 2005-2008 : 94.11 % 2006-2009 : 100 % 2007-2010 : 92.3 %

13


Year

Distinctions

Ranks

2003-2006 10 6

2004-2007 4 3

2005-2008 4 4

2006-2009 1 3

2007-2010 1 1

14

Publications by faculty (last 5 years) - NIL

15


Smt. J. Umaiparvathiy

• Additional Examiner – Central Valuation – Manonmaniam Sundaranar University - Nov 2005 onwards

• Additional Examiner – Valuation – Sarah Tucker College (Autonomous), Tirunelveli -April 2008 onwards

• External Examiner – University Practical Examination - April 2010 onwards

72

Smt. B. Padma

• Additional Examiner – Central Valuation – Manonmaniam Sundaranar University - Nov 2006 onwards

• Additional Examiner – Valuation – Sadakathullah Appa College

(Autonomous), Tirunelveli- April 2008 onwards

• External Examiner – Manonmaniam Sundaranar University - April 2010 onwards

• Question Paper Setter – St.Xavier’s College (Autonomous),

Tirunelveli.

Selvi.G. GomathiSankari • Additional Examiner – Central Valuation – Manonmaniam

Sundaranar University - June 2010 onwards

Smt. E. Indira Additional Examiner – Central Valuation – Manonmaniam Sundaranar University - Nov 2010 onwards

16


Mrs. J. Umai Parvathiy

One day national seminar on “Advances in Material Science” NSAMS – 2008

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli. 04.02.2008 & 05.02.2008

National

Ms. G. Gomathi Sankari

Two days Symposium on “Vedic Mathematics”

Vivekananda College, Thiruvedakam WestMadurai. / 18.12.2009 & 19.12.2009

National

73

17


NIL

18


NIL

19


NIL

20


NIL

21


NIL

22


NIL

23


Specimen Copy - 218 Book Bank Books - 295

24


4

Journals i) Pramana - Journal of

Physics ii) Current Science iii) Electronics for you

Elecktor Electronics 25

Number of Computers

1

26

Annual Budget


Year Library Laboratory2005-2006 6464.00 120.00 2006-2007 2422.00 150.00 2007-2008 2508.00 52822.00 2008-2009 6748.00 3635.00 2009-2010 1307.00 --

74

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY 1


CHEMISTRY

2


1991-1992

3


Sanctioned 5

Present Position 5

4


2

5


NIL

6


Teachers - 5 Students: UG – 97

UG I Year - 48 II Year - 27 III Year - 27 Allied - 27 Non Major Elective - 40

7


48 : 82

8


1 : 20

9


NIL

75

10


2008-2009

11


NIL

12


2003-2006 : 82.85 % 2004-2007 : 53.33 % 2005-2008 : 93.9 % 2006-2009 : 94.7 % 2007-2010 : 100 %

13


Year Distinctions Ranks

2003-2006 7 - 2004-2007 5 1 2005-2008 7 2 2006-2009 2 - 2007-2010 2 2

14


Name of the Staff

Name of the Book/Paper/Article/Abstract

Year of Publication

Publisher ISBN No. / Page No.

Smt. V. Raja rajeswari

Abstract - “Mechanism of Picolinic Acid catalysed Chromium (VI) Oxidation of Phenoxyacetic acid”

1999

Tomo LVI, 483 AFINIDAD (International journal)

--

Smt. G. Uma Mageswari

Abstract – “Hydrochemistry of ground water in Palayamkottai Taluk, Tamilnadu, India”

2006 Indian J.Environ. and Ecoplan

--

76

15


Smt. V. Rajarajeswari • External Examiner and Additional Examiner – Central Valuation–

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University- 1999 onwards • Question Paper Setter – Vivekananda college, Tiruvedagam and

Yadava College, Madurai – 2010 Smt. G. Umamageswari • External Examiner – 2009 onwards and Additional Examiner –

Central Valuation– Manonmaniam Sundaranar University- 2005 onwards

• Question Paper Setter – Vivekananda college, Tiruvedagam, - 2010

• Additonal Examiner- Sadakathullah Appa College (Autonomous), Tirunelveli-2009 onwards.

Smt. K. Lakshmi • External Examiner – 2009 and Additional Examiner – Central • Valuation– Manonmaniam Sundaranar University -2008 onwards

16


1

Name of the Staff


Conference

Venue / Date National / Internatio

nal

Smt. V. Raja rajeswari

Two days Seminar on “Challenges and Strategies in Nanochemistry” (CASINO 2008)

Sarah Tucker College (Autonomous) ,Tirunelveli. 25.09.2008 & 26.09.2008

National

77

2

Smt. K. Raja lakshmi

“Impact of Chemistry on Environment and Nanomaterials” (OCEAN 2010)

Sarah Tucker College (Autonomous),Tirunelveli. 15.10.2010

National

17


NIL

18


NIL

19


NIL

20


NIL

21


NIL

22

Number of Ph.D. theses guided during thelast two years

NIL

23



24


1

Journal Chemistry Today

25

Number of Computers

1

26

Annual Budget

Association - Rs.200/- per semester Year 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010

Library Rs.

5767.20 -

2692.00 3088.00 5000.00

Laboratory Rs. 104513.00 59743.00 83543.00 70552.00 38625.00

78

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE 1


COMPUTER SCIENCE

2


1988-1989

3



4


NIL

5


2

6 Number of Teachers and students

Teachers - 5 Students - 120 UG I Year - 41 II Year - 31 III Year - 48 PG I M Com.CA - 16 II M Com.CA - 17 NME - 24

7


48:65

8 Ratio of Teachers to Students 1:24

9


NIL

10


2008-2009

11


NIL

79

12


Major Pass Percentage

2003-2006 2004-2007

100 % 96.3%

2005-2008 2006-2009 2009-2010

100% 100% 100%

13


Year

Distinctions

Ranks

2003-2006 5 - 2004-2007 5 - 2005-2008 20 5 2006-2009 19 - 2007-2010 30 4

14


Name of the staff

Name of the Book / Title

Year of Publi cation

Name of the Publisher

ISBN No./ Page No.

Ms. V.Valli nayagi

Basic programming design

2010

G.V. Publi cations, Chennai

978-9b-80499-31-4

Intelligent electronic system - “Monitoring SNMP using client/server performance”

2009 International: Sathayabama University, Chennai

Page 43

TNCONFIC-09 E-commerce in C/S technology

2009 K.S.R Engineering College(3rd

Conference) Tiruchengode - 24-09-2009

Page 135

TNCONFIC-09 E-commerce in C/S technology

2009 Journal of Computer Application, K.S.R Engineering College.

0974 -1925

80

15

Awards and recognition received by faculty (last five years) Smt V. Vallinayagi • Member of Board of studies in Computer Science syllabus

committee in Sadakathullah Appa College (Autonomous), Tirunelveli.

• Guest lecturer - Madurai Kamaraj University (Distance Education) - M.B.A course

• Guest lecturer - Tamilnadu Open University (Distance Education) - M.C.A course

• Guest lecturer - Manonmanium Sundaranar University (Week end and Distance Education) - M.C.A course

• External Examiner and Additional Examiner – Central Valuation– Manonmaniam Sundaranar University- 1999 onwards

• External Examiner and Additional Examiner – Central Valuation -Sarah Tucker College (Autonomous), Tirurnelveli – 2008 onwards.

• St. Xavier’s College, (Autonomous), Palayamkottai – 2000 onwards.

• Sadakathullah Appa College (Autonomous), Tirunelveli – 2009 onwards

• Guide for M.Phil. Scholars Smt L. Shunmuga Priya Shyamala

External Examiner and Additional Examiner – Central Valuation– Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli - 2008 onwards

16


Name of the Staff


Conference

Venue / Date


1. Ms.

V.Valli nayagi

“Image Processing and Mobile Computing”

Sri Sarada College foWomen, Tirunelveli 06-10-2007

National

“TNCONFIC”

K.S.R College of Engineering Tiruchengode on 24-09-2009

National

81

17


Nil. But, an Intercollegiate Meet called VIEW-IT is conducted every year

18


All the staff members are engaged in taking short term computer courses in collabration with J.L Academy, Palayamkottai on hourly basis payment.

19


NIL

20


NIL

21


NIL

22


NIL

23


Specimen copy = 49 Book Bank books = 178

24


7

Journals 1. Cluster Computing 2. PC Chip 3. Digital 4. PC World 5. Computer Active 6. PC Front

7. Linux for you 25

Number of Computers

50

26

Annual Budget

Association - Rs.5000/- per year Year

Library Rs.

Laboratory Rs.

2005-2006 7,831.00 1,91,025.50 2006-2007 5,784.00 1,73,491.00 2007-2008 3,007.00 2,18,014.75 2008-2009 15,879.00 1,27,745.25 2009-2010 3,743.00 2,20,721.00

82

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

1


INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

2


2002-2003

3



4


4

5


1

6


Teachers - 4 Students: UG – 111

I Year - 37 II Year - 27 III Year - 47 Non Major Elective - 25

7

Demand Ratio (2007-2010) (No. of seats : No. of applications)

48 : 53

8


1: 28

9


NIL

10


2008-2009

83

11


NIL

12


Year

Pass Percentage

2003-2006 2004-2007 2005-2008 2006-2009 2007-2010

94.7 % 73.68 % 100 % 100 %

97.82 %

13


Year Distinctions

Ranks

2003-2006 6 6 2004-2007 8 5 2005-2008 7 5 2006-2009 11 2 2007-2010 10 NA

14

Publications by faculty(last 5 years)

NIL

15


Ms. M. Indra • External Examiner and Additional Examiner – Central Valuation–

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University-2008 onwards • Question Paper Setter – SRM University, Kancheepuram – 2009

onwards • Guest lecturer – 2007. Manonmanaim Sundaranar University –

DDE – MCA course

Ms. S. Kanagasankari

External Examiner and Additional Examiner – Central Valuation – Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli – 2009 onwards

84

16 .

Faculty who have attended national and International Seminars (last five years) Name of the Staff

Name of the Seminar / Conference

Venue / Date


Ms. M. Indra “Image processing and Mobile computing”

Sri Sarada College for Women, Tiruenlveli 06-10-2007

National

“Emerging Technologies for Effective Management of Library Services”

IIT, Chennai September 18 – 20, 2002

National

S. Kanaga sankari

Two days National Level seminar on Future Research Prospects

Noorul Islam College of Arts & Science, Nagercoil. 29.09.2008

National

17


Nil. But, an intercollegiate meet called VIEW-IT is conducted every year

18

Number of teachers engaged inconsultancy and the revenue generated.

Smt M. Indra is engaged in taking MS-Office & C-language for non -ComputerScience students and .NET class for IT students on hourly basis payment.

19


NIL

20


NIL

21 Number of inventions and patents

NIL

22

Number of Ph.D. theses guidedduring the last two years

NIL

85

23



24 Number of Journals /

Periodicals 7

Journals: 1. Cluster computing 2. PC chip 3. Digital 4. PC World 5. PC Front 6. Computer Active 7. Linux for you

25

Number of Computers

50

26

Annual Budget

Association - Rs.5000/- per Year

Year 2005-20062006-20072007-20082008-20092009-2010

Library7,831.005,784.003,007.00

15,879.003,743.00

Laboratory 1,91,025.50 1,73,491.00 2,18,014.75 1,27,745.25 2,20,721.00

86

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (MCA)

1


COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

(PG) 2


1992-1993

3


Sanctioned

Prof.

Asso ciate Prof .

Asst. Prof.

1

2

6

Present Position

0 0 2

Lecturer : 5

4


NIL

5


1

6


Teachers : 7 Students : 43 I Year - 11 II Year - 7 III Year - 25

7


30 : 19

8


1 : 15

9

Number of research scholars who had their Master’s degree from otherinstitutions

NIL

87

10


2008-2009

11


NIL


2003-2006 : 82.35 % 2004-2007 : 85.71 % 2005-2008 : 88.23 % 2006-2009 : 100 % 2007-2010 : 100 %

13


Year

Distinctions Ranks

2003-2006 1 1

2004-2007 7 4 2005-2008 4 1 2006-2009 9 -

2009-2010

4

-

14

Publications by faculty (last 5 years) : Nil

15


Ms. B. Thamaraiselvi

• External Examiner and Additional Examiner – Central Valuation–PG- Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli – 1999 onwards

• Question paper setter – Autonomous Colleges, Tirunelveli – 2005 onwards

• Guide - M.Phil. scholars, Prist University, Tanjore – 2009-2010 Ms. M.P. Jeyachithra

• External Examiner and Additional Examiner – Central Valuation

– PG-Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli -2003 onwards

• Question paper setter – Autonomous colleges, Tirunelveli – 2005 onwards

• Guide - M.Phil. scholars, Prist University, Tanjore – 2008-2009

88

Ms. N. Rajeswari

• External Examiner and Additional Examiner – Central Valuation–

PG-Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli – 2006 onwards

• Question paper setter – Autonomous colleges, Tirurnelveli – 2008 onwards

Smt. G.Ramani

External Examiner and Additional Examiner – Central Valuation–

PG Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli – 2004 onwards

Smt. R. Anusuya

Additional Examiner – Central Valuation– UG-Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelvei – 2008-2009 onwards

16 Faculty who have attended National and International Seminars

(last five years)

Name of the Staff

Name of the

Seminar / Conference

Venue / Date

National / Internatio

nal/ State

Smt. B.Thamaraiselvi

2 days Conference on Data Mining

St. Xavier’s College (Autonomous),Palayamkottai 05-03-2010 & 06-03-2010

National

Ms. M.P.Jeya chithra

2 days Conference on Data Mining

St. Xavier’s College (Autonomous)Palayamkottai 5-03-2010 & 6-03-2010

National

17


1

Organized one day National level seminar on “Computer

Networks And Image Processing ” -06.10.2007.

89

18


NIL

19


NIL

20


NIL

21


3

• WIZKID 2007 – A Computer Aided Learning Package For Kids – Developed by the students of 2005-2008 batch

• Web Site for Sri Sarada College – Designed by students of 2005-

2008 batch

Software for Medical College Hospital –Tirunelveli by students of 2006-2009 batch

22


NIL

23


Department Library : 3859 Specimen copy : 114 Book Bank Books : 109

24


12

International Journals 1. ACM Networker (Q) 2. ACM Transaction on

Graphics (Q) 3. ACM Transaction on

Internet Technology (Q) 4. ACM Transaction on

Information System Security(Q)

5. Adhoc Networks (BM) 6. Cluster Computing (Q)

90

National Journals 1. Journal of Advanced

Research in Computer Engineering C2ISS

2. Journal of Analysis and Computation

3. Journal of Cybernetics and Systems

4. Journal of Hybrid Computing Research

5. Journal of Intelligent Computing and Applications

6. Journal of Neural Computing Systems

25

Number of Computers

76

26

Annual Budget

Year Library Rs.

Laboratory Rs.

2005-2006 2006-20072007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010

7,67614,725

1,75,782 71,39115,000

3,82,051.00 3,46,982.00 6,21,029.50 5,49,620.50 1,00,000.00

HEAD PHYSICAL ADMINISTRATIVE GURUKULA EXTRA OF THE DIRECTRESS OFFICER OFFICE CURICULAR DEPARTMENT PROGRAMMES

TEACHING 1. SPORTS OFFICE SUPT. GURUKULA STAFF 2. GAMES DIRECTOR 1.N.S.S 3. MASS DRILL 2.Y.R.C NON-TEACHING 3.EXTENSION PROGRAMMES STAFF TEACHERS

ACADEMIC RESEARCH EXTENSION & GURUKULA TRAINING ACTIVITIES 1.STUDENTS’COUNCILING 2.HOSTEL COMMITTEE

ADMINISTRATOR

COLLEGE

SECRETARY

PRINCIPAL

VICE PRINCIPAL

TABLE

PASS PERCENTAGE

YEAR NO.OF STUDENTS APPEARED PASSED PASS PERCENTAGE

Apr-06 267 221 83.58

Apr-07 239 189 75.91

Apr-08 271 255 92.5

Apr-09 260 253 92.83

Apr-10 269 261 97.4

PASS PERCENTAGE

83.5875.91

97.492.8392.5

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

YEAR

PER

CE

NTA

GE

PASSPERCENTAGE

TABLE

PERMANENT STAFF QUALIFICATION

PhD M Phil PG TOTAL

1 35 3 39

PERMANENT STAFF QUALIFICATION

3%

89%

8%

PhDM PhilPG

TABLE

RESULTS AT A GLANCE

RESULTS AT A GLANCE

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

2003-2006

2004-2007

2005-2008

2006-2009

2007-2010

NUMBER OF STUDENTS

YEA

R

APPEAREDPASSEDFIRST CLASSDISTINCTIONRANK

YEAR APPEARED PASSED FIRST CLASS DISTINCTION RANK

Apr 2006 267 220 151 48 16

Apr 2007 254 203 114 38 15

Apr 2008 271 251 168 56 20

Apr 2009 259 253 169 52 7

Apr 2010 272 263 172 58 7

TABLE

STAFF STRENGTH

TEACHING STAFF NON TEACHING STAFF

PERMA NENT

TEMPO RARY

ADMINIS TRATIVE

TECH NICAL

SUPPOR TIVE

39 13 6 7 11

STAFF STRENGTH

52%

17%

8%

9%

14%

PERMANENTTEMPORARYADMINISTRATIVETECHNICALSUPPORTIVE

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