ANNUAL REPORT

2015-16 APRIL 02 2016

ANNUAL REPORT 2015 -2016

APRIL 02 2016

Kristu Jayanti College is an autonomous institution affiliated to the Bangalore University,

reaccredited with highest grade 'A' by NAAC. The programmes of the college are imparted

through three deaneries: Science, Humanities and Commerce and Management. The college offers

13 degree programmes, 12 Post graduate programmes, 3 post graduate diploma programmes and

2 research centre [Social Work and Biotechnology]. The college is recognized by UGC under the

category 2(f) and 12 B.

NAAC REACCREDITATION

NAAC peer team visited the campus for validating the quality of learning culture in the

institution from October 05 – 07, 2015.

The institution is accredited with highest grade A for the second consecutive cycle.

STUDENTS & FACULTY STRENGTH

The total number of students in the academic year is 3549 representing all the states in the country

with 45% of girl students and 25% of SC, ST and OBC students. There are 50 foreign students

from 22 nationalities pursuing regular programmes in the institution. There are 132 faculty

members and 41 administrative staff contributing to the academic growth of the students.

RECOGNITIONS RECEIVED

The academic contribution of the college has received several accolades in the present academic

year 2015 - 2016.

In The India Today- Nielsen Survey 2015, for the fifth consecutive year, the college was

rated in the National level as

a. Best Commerce College – 16th Rank

b. Best Science College – 22nd Rank

c. Rank Best Arts College – 24th Rank

India Today- Nielsen Survey Bangalore Ranking (2015)

o Ranked 3rd Best Commerce College

o Ranked 4th Best Arts College

o Ranked 5th Best Science College

In The Week- HANSA Best College Survey 2015, the College was ranked as 36th Best

Commerce College at all India Level and ranked 6th Commerce College in Bangalore.

Best College in South India- 9th Higher Education Summit & National Excellence

Award [February 17, 2016] awarded by Union Minister of State for HRD.

Received Best College award for Innovation - by ASSOCHAM (Aug, 2015).

Recognised as National Winner of Maruti Suzuki India Road Safety Mission Award

2015 [Institutions category] for contributing towards road safety awareness

India Best Business School, GHRDC Business School Survey Dec 2015.

INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS:

The college continues to promote academic partnerships with reputed foreign universities that

facilitate student and faculty exchange programs and academic collaborations. The college has

partnerships with

1. Appalachian State University, USA

2. Fachhochschule Dortmund, University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Dortmund, Germany

3. FHDW Fachhochschule der Wirtschaft, Germany

4. E M Norman die – Normandy Business School, Caen, France

5. Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences, Germany

6. Pass-World Consortium, France

7. Sophia University, Japan

Initiated in 2015-2016

8. Fraser Valley University, Canada

9. Trinity Western University, Canada

One Student from Appalachian and two students from Normandy Business School

pursued one semester management programme.

International Industrial Visit: 72 MBA / PGDM students went to Singapore and Hong

Kong from 2/7/2015 to 9/7/15].

Faculty international visit to Japan and Malaysia [Feb 24th - March 2nd 2016].

NEW INITIATIVES

The college endeavours to prepare students with global competencies to successfully meet the

changing global scenario. Innovative, creative and entrepreneurial approach to skill development

is encouraged among the students.

New initiatives undertaken in the present academic year 2015-16 are:

Introduction of new programmes 2015-2016

M.Com [Financial Analysis]

M.A Economics

B.Com with ACCA

M.A English Literature

M.A in Communication and Journalism

Introduction of Choice Based Credit System from 2015-2016, with choice of opting

interdisciplinary elective offered by other deaneries.

Department of Computer Science has the prestigious honour of being the first Arts and

Science College in South Asia to have a student chapter of IEEE. It was inaugurated

on 18th September, 2015.

The Department of Social Work of the college signed a Memorandum of Understanding

(MoU) with the Functional Vocational Training Research Society (FVTRS), Bengaluru for

a research collaboration on Development and Validation of Community based

Training model for a period of three years

Department of Management Studies has introduced a new initiative- Curriculum in

Practice: where a module of each course will be handled by industry experts. There were

four experts who engaged these sessions for MBA/ PGDM students

Shri. Sunil Nayak & Shri. Ganapathy Nayak from Karvy Stock Broking Pvt.

Ltd for Finance specialization,

Shri. John Kingsly P.S. Deputy General Manager TVS Sons for Marketing

specialisation

Shri. Prakash Mohapatra, Global Customer Centric Leader for retail management

and

Dr. Sriram Kothapalli, Vice President & Global Head - Quality, ITC Infotech India

Ltd.

Department of Management organised Banque- Inter Collegiate Banking colloquium and

exhibition.

A enhanced Multi Media Lab with latest equipment’s was inaugurated on 30th March

2016.

ACADEMIC INITIATIVES IN THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2015-2016

Interactive programmes and scholarly conversation in defining new areas of knowledge facilitate

greater learning atmosphere and intellectual endeavor in the minds of young.

1. FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME AND ANNUAL STRATEGIC PLAN

MEET, 2015

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) of Kristu Jayanti College organised a seven-day

Faculty Development Programme (FDP) and Annual Strategic Planning (ASP) Meet from June

11, 2015 to June 19, 2015. All the faculty members of the college participated in the FDP followed

by the Annual Strategic Plan Meet. The FDP on Academic and Institutional Excellence comprising

of seven sessions was inaugurated on June 11th 2015 by Rev. Fr. Josekutty P. D., Principal, Kristu

Jayanti College. He commenced the FDP with the session ‘Reorientation on CMI Educational

Philosophy’ and also presented the theme of the year- “Reinventing Skills for Global

Competency”.

The second session was on the topic “Innovations in Teaching and Learning” on June 12, 2015.

This session was chaired by Rev. Fr. Augustine George, Vice Principal, Kristu Jayanti College.

The 3rd, 4th, 6th and 7th sessions of the FDP were conducted between June 15th to 18th, 2015 on the

topics, “Code of Conduct for Teachers”, “Research Publication and Ethics”, “Event Management

at Kristu Jayanti College” and “Quality Enhancement of the Institution and Departments”

respectively. The above sessions were conducted by Prof. Aloysius Edward J, Dean, Faculty of

Commerce and Management, Dr. Justin Nelson Michael, Director, Centre for Research, Dr.

Calistus Jude A L, Dean, Faculty of Sciences and Dr. Gopakumar A V, Dean, Faculty of

Humanities.

The FDP also witnessed a Special lecture on “Journey towards becoming a college with Potential

for Excellence” by Dr. Ravindra Phadke, Vice Principal, Ramnarain Ruia College, Mumbai on

June 17, 2015. The FDP was followed by department-wise Annual Strategic Planning meetings.

June 19, 2015 was the final day of the FDP and the ASP during which the departments presented

their strategic plans to the forum chaired by the Management. The plans were critically reviewed

and the feedback and suggestions were given by the Management.

2. ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES FOR FACULTY MEMBERS

Interactive programmes and scholarly conversation in defining new areas of knowledge facilitate

a greater learning atmosphere and intellectual endeavour in the minds of youth.

2.1 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES – 4

1. International Conference on Globalization and Changing landscape of Business-ICGCLB-

2015 organised by the Department of Management Studies [30/06/2015 -1/07/ 2015].

2. International Conference on Current Trends in Advanced Computing organised by

Department of Computer Science (PG) [10/02/2016 – 11/02/2016].

3. International Conference on Risk Management through Financial and Commodity Markets

organised by the Department of Commerce [7/01/2016 - 8/01/2016].

4. 9th International Conference on “Reinvention of Resilient Ecosystem for Business”

organised by the Department of Management Studies [29/04/2016 - 30/04/2016].

2.2 NATIONAL CONFERENCES / SEMINARS – 12

1. The Department of Computer Science (PG) organised a National level FDP on “Data

Mining using Rapid Miner Tool” [26/08/2015 - 27/08/2015].

2. The Department of Kannada organised a Seminar on “Works of Dr. U.R. Ananthamurthy”

[27/08/15].

3. The Women Empowerment Cell organised a National Conference on “Empowerment of

Indian Women through Skill Ecosystem” [29/10/2015].

4. The IQAC organised a National Conference on “Role of Higher Educational Institutions

in Reinventing Skills for Global Competency” [21/01/2016 – 22/01/2016].

5. The Department of Management Studies organised a National level FDP on “Risk

Management using Derivatives” [28/01/2016 – 29/01/2016].

6. The Department of Computer Science (PG) organised a National level FDP on “Data

Mining using Rapid Miner Tool” [9/02/2016 -10/02/2016].

7. The Department of Psychology and Social Work organised a National Conference on

“Alternative Perspectives in Psycho-therapy” [2/02/2016 – 3/02/2016].

8. The Department of Management Studies organised a National level FDP on “Data Analysis

in Social Sciences (DASS)” [2/02/2016 to 4/02/2016].

9. The Department of Computer Science (PG) organised a National level Workshop on

“Network Simulation using ns-2” [18/03/2016 to 19/03/2016].

10. The Department of Management Studies organised a National level FDP on “Econometrics

for Business research” [11/03/2016 - 12/03/2016].

11. The Department of Life Sciences organised a National Seminar on “Tropical Infectious

Diseases” [9/03/2016].

12. Department of Social Work organised National level Seminar and Workshop on

“Qualitative Research in Social Sciences” [03/03/2016 - 04/03/2016].

2.3 FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES (FDP)

1. The IQAC organised the Annual Strategic Planning Meet and a special lecture on “Journey

towards becoming College with Potential for Excellence” which was delivered by Dr.

Ravindra Phadke, Vice Principal, Ramnarain Ruia College, Mumbai [17/6/2015]

2. FDP on Life Skills Education for Faculty members was organised from 22/6/2015 to

29/6/2015.

3. The Department of Computer Science conducted a training programme on ‘Effective use of

Moodle’ [20/6/2015].

4. The Deanery of Commerce and Management organised a lecture on “Preparation for NET

Exam” [20/06/2015].

5. The Department of Management Studies organised the “International Conference on

Globalization and Changing Landscape of Business-ICGCLB-2015” on 30/06/2015 -

1/07/2015.

6. FDP on “Data mining Techniques using Rapid Miner Tool” was organised by the Department

of Computer Science (PG) on 26/08/2015 and 27/08/2015.

7. The Department of Kannada organised a seminar on “Works of Dr. U.R. Ananthamurthy” on

27/08/15.

8. The Centre for Research organised a webinar in collaboration with Question Pro on 'How to

improve responses in online surveys” [16/10/2015]

9. The Women Empowerment Cell organised a National Conference on “Empowerment of

Indian Women through Skill Ecosystem” [29/10/2015].

10. At the Research Colloquium for the Deanery of Sciences, the session on Data Mining using

Rapid Miner Tools was organised [17/11/2015]

11. FDP on “Case Writing for Commerce and Management Faculties” by Prof Avinash Mulky,

IIM-B Senior faculty & Professor was held on 7/11/2015.

12. The Centre for Research organised an FDP on “Applied Multivariate Analysis” [3/11/2015 to

5/11/2015].

13. An FDP on Basic Academic Mentoring Skills by Dr. K. Sekar, Registrar and Head,

Department of Psychiatric Social Work, NIMHANS was organised on 28/01/2016.

14. A Faculty Development Programme on “Data Mining Techniques using Rapid Miner Tools”

was held on 9/02/2016 - 10/02/2016.

15. International Conference on Risk Management through Financial and Commodity Markets

was organised on 7/01/2016 – 8/01/2016.

16. The IQAC organised a National Conference on “Role of Higher Educational Institutions in

Reinventing Skills for Global Competency” [21/01/2016 - 22/01/2016].

17. The Department of Management Studies organised a National level FDP on “Risk

Management using Derivatives” [28/01/2016 - 29/01/2016].

18. Departments of Psychology and Social Work organised a National Conference on

“Alternative Perspectives in Psychotherapy” [02/02/2016 - 03/02/2016].

19. The Department of Management Studies organised a National level FDP on “Data Analysis

in Social Sciences (DASS)” from 02/02/2016 – 04/02/2016.

20. The International Conference on Current Trends in Advanced Computing was organised by

the Department of Computer Science (PG) [10/02/2016 – 11/02/2016].

21. The Department of Computer Science (PG) organised a National level workshop on “Network

Simulation using ns-2” [18/03/2016 – 19/03/2016].

22. The Department of Management Studies organised a National level FDP on “Econometrics

for Business Research” [11/03/2016 - 12/03/2016].

23. The Department of Life Sciences organised a National seminar on “Tropical Infectious

diseases” [9/03/2016].

24. The Dept. of Social Work organised a National seminar and workshop on “Qualitative

Research in Social Sciences” [03/03/2016 - 04/03/2016].

25. International Exposure Programme for the faculty members was organised in the month of

Feb. 2016 to Japan and Malaysia, and a visit to Sophia University, Japan, was undertaken.

26. The Department of Management Studies organised the 9th International Conference on

“Reinvention of Resilient Ecosystem for Business” [29/04/2016 - 30/04/2016].

27. The FDP on Entrepreneurship Development was organised from 14/12/2015 to 25/12/2015.

28. An FDP on IFRS and IND-AS was organised on 21/11/2015.

29. The FDP on ‘Reviving the Spirit of Entrepreneurship and Accelerating Startups” was

organised on 05/12/2015.

3. SKILL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES

INTERACTIVE LEARNING

3.1 INTRA COLLEGIATE SEMINAR AND WORKSHOPS:

The Seminars and Guest Lectures are organised regularly by the departments to build deeper

conceptual understandings of texts and ideas and discuss on the pertinent contemporary issues.

There were 33 intracollegiate workshops organised this academic year:

Department of Commerce

1. Workshop on Critical Approach on Research Paper Presentations - Dr. V. Arulmuruga, Dept.

of Commerce, Pondicherry University, Co-Director of ICSSR minor research projects

[3/08/2015].

2. Workshop on Tax Management by CA Nimi Mohan, Partner, Varma & Varma Chartered

Accountants for B.Com [02/03/16 - 03/03/16].

Department of Management Studies

3. Panel Discussion on “Make in India-Reinventing Skills in India” was organised and moderated

by Shri K Varadarajan Krishnamurthy, Former Chief of Bureau & Deputy Editor, The Hindu

Business Line; Panelists were Shri. Raj Raghavan, Director & Country HR leader, Amazon;

Shri Jason Samuel, Vice president-HR, TVS Motor Company Ltd; Shri Prashanth Kumar HV,

Director HR, Overture Networks; Shri. Raj Kumar, Director & Stire Leader, TE Connectivity

[01/08/2015].

4. For the Panel Discussion on Union Budget 2016, the discussion on Budget and Taxation was

led by Shri. Parameshwaran, Executive, BMR Advisor and the discussion on Budget and

Economy was led by Prof. Jeyendra Babu from ISEC. The discussion on Budget and Common

Man was led by Shri. A Srinivas, Senior Deputy Editor, Business Line [02/03/16].

5. Shri. Haresh Hinduja, Head, Primary Market India Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, Shri. Amit Kumar Rathi,

Director, Unitus Capital, Shri. Aditya Tippani Suresh, Associate Director Shri. Sudhendoo

Gandhi, Head, operations, Karvy Stock Broking Ltd, Hyderabad were the resource persons for

the MDP on Financial Intermediation in Capital Market [26/09/15].

6. Mr. Aditya Suresh, Associate Director, CBRE South Asia Pvt. Ltd, Shri. Himanshu Gupta, Sr.

Research Analyst Karvy Commodities Ltd., Hyderabad; Shri. Sumit Mukherjee, Head-

consulting, Karvy Commodities Ltd., Hyderabad were the resource persons for the MDP on

Currency Derivatives held on 11/01/2016.

7. The Attitudinal Workshop was led by Prof Antony Williams, Director, Zeal Institute [20/07/15

- 23/07/15].

8. Aptitudinal workshop was led by Mr. Vinayak and Mr. Shafeek of Vistamind Pvt Ltd

[20/07/15-11/08/15].

9. The Six Sigma Workshop was led by Mr. Radha Krishna Kalla, KPMG Ltd [4/11/15 - 7/12/15].

10. The Yoga Workshop was led by Sanyasi Devanand of Bihar School of Management [13/11/15

- 18/11/15].

Department of Humanities

11. Guest lecture on “Information High Way, the signposts and navigation”, organised by

Department of Journalism. Shri. John Thomas, Former editor Vijay Times, Former Vice- Dean,

IIJNM was the resource person [25/07/2015].

12. Department of Kannada organised Vachana Sahityadulli Bhakti Mattu Dhambikathe. Dr. B M

Jagdeesh Babu HOD, Reva Management Degree College was the resource person.

Department of Computer Science (PG)

13. Attitudinal Workshop for III MCA students was led by Prof. Anthony Williams, Director, Zeal

Institute [18/08/2015 - 19/08/2015].

14. Attitudinal Workshop for I MCA students was led by Prof. Anthony Williams, Director, Zeal

Institute [20/08/2015 - 21/08/2015].

15. Medical IoT Pre-workshop by Mr. Ganesh and Mr. Navin Agarwal, MediaTek [15/10/2015].

16. Medical IoT Workshop - Mr. Harish Mysore, Director IEEE, India Operations Mr. Bill Ash,

IEEE Standards Association, USA [16/10/2015 - 17/10/2015].

17. 3D Animation workshop conducted in association with ANTS Consulting, Bangalore - Mr.

Godanda, Animation Instructor, ANTS Consulting [31/10/2015].

18. Alumni Interaction-IT Career opportunities in International arena- Mr. Pintu Jacob, Director of

Information Technology, CUFA, Ireland [27/11/15].

Department of Psychology

19. Seminar on Careers in Psychology by Dr. Ashok. H.S, Head and Chairperson, Department of

Psychology, Bangalore University [07/01/15].

20. Workshop on Dance Therapy by Ms. Diana Thaloor, Director, Chrysallis [09/11/2015].

Department of Computer Science (UG)

21. Workshop on Hardware & Networking for I BCA & I B.Sc was handled by Mr. Janarthanan,

IT Certification, Salem on 3/09/2015.

22. The Workshop on 3D Animation was handled by Mr. Godanda, Animation Instructor, ANTS

Consultant, Bangalore on 31/10/2015.

23. A Seminar on Introduction to Moodle for V BCA & V B.Sc. students was handled by Prof.

Sevuga Pandian, Dept. of Computer Science [27/06/2015 & 04/07/2015].

24. A Seminar on Introduction to OpenGL by Prof. Jeo Joy- Dept. of Computer Science [12/08/15].

25. Software Project Management Tool by Prof. Ramanathan and Dr. Gnanasankaran [05/12/15].

26. Introduction to Android for BCA students by MCA Student - Mr. Jobith M Basheer [05/12/15].

27. Mathematical Foundation in Computer Application by Ms. Diana Susan, Faculty, Department

of Computer Science [05/12/15].

28. Applications of Web designing by Mr. Kurian Cherian - MCA Student [05/12/15].

Department of Social Work

29. Workshop on Training on “Child Rights Advocacy for Child-friendly society” [18/09/15 -

19/09/15].

30. Panel discussion on Gerontology: A Multi-disciplinary approach [28/09/15].

Department of Management

31. Virtuoso-2015, Workshop on Management Concepts [10/07/15].

32. Workshop on Union budget [12/03/16].

Entrepreneurship Development Cell

33. Start-ups & Opportunities in Entrepreneurship, Mr. Nouman Khan, Senior Manager,

YOUTHINK’.

3.2 TECHNICAL TALKS, INDUSTRY INSTITUTE INTERFACE [3I] LECTURES: 30

Departments take special care in organising collaborative programmes and lectures with the

experts from the industry on the latest developments in technology and industry. It promotes

effective harnessing of the resources, builds self-reliance and talent in the students to facilitate

greater career options.

In this academic year, the students had opportunities to learn from the following luminaries.

3i Department of Management Studies:

1. Importance of teamwork- Mr. Raghunath, Subex Limited [12/03/16].

2. Shared Experiences - Mr. Calvin Varghese, Manager, SAP [5/03/16].

3. Skill in Communication - Mr. Raghunath, Subex Limited [20/02/16].

4. Blue Ocean Strategy - Mr. Aravind Warrier, Head, HR, Novo Nordisk India Ltd -

16/01/16.

5. Career opportunities in Health Care - Mr. B K Kulkarni, Former Vice President, Siemens

Information Technology Pvt. Ltd. [5/12/2015].

6. Corporate Expectations - Mr. Michael Joseph, Head People and Culture, Grant Thornton

[21/11/15].

7. How to become successful person in real life and corporate life - Shri. Sebi Chacko, Chief

HR officer, Strides Arcolabs [7/11/2015].

8. Way to Success - Dr. Sanjeev Sukumaran, Manager, Sherpify [31/10/15].

9. 3C’s and 1 I - Shri Jayas Damodaran, Co-founder & CMD, Jiyo Natural [21/10/15].

10. Holistic Development - Mr. R. Martin, Former Senior Manager, Wipro [5/9/2015].

11. Steering business towards sustainability - Mr. Niranjan Khatri, Founder and Principal

Consultant - iSambhav [12/8/2015].

12. Meaning to Life - Mr. Fabian Simmons, Director-Revenue Operations, Oracle India Pvt

Ltd [25/07/15].

3i Department of Computer Science (PG)

13. Industry Expectations on Talent Acquisition by Mr. Mathews Abhraham, General Manager

and Head, HR shared services, Wipro Technologies, Bangalore [27/06/2015].

14. Power Skills by Mr Sreejith Krishnan, Manager – Learning & Development, RR

Donnelley [17/07/2015].

Tech Talk Series organised By Department of Computer Science (PG): 7

15. Mr. Ananthan Narayanaswamy, Senior Software Engineer, Bazaar voice Inc., USA

Enterprise Application Development with Java, Spring & Cloud [04/07/2015].

16. Ms. Liz Maria Kurian, Senior Business Analyst, TCS Bangalore - Application of Analytics

for Today’s Business Needs [25/07/2015].

17. Mr. Munir Mohammed, Programme Specialist, e-health, IEEE Bangalore - Inauguration of

IEEE Student Branch [18/09/2015].

18. Mr. Ganesh Samarthyam, Corporate Trainer and Independent Consultant- Functional

Programming [18/09/2015].

19. Mr. Navin Agarwal, IEEE - Liferay Portal [18/09/2015].

20. Mrs. Selvi A, Former Test Manager, Mindtree Ltd, Bangalore - Software Testing – Industry

Perspective [30/01/2016].

21. Mr. Yagnesh Shah, Lead SDET Qapitol QA Testing Services Pvt Ltd - Hands on Training

on Selenium [12/03/2016].

Professional Interface Forum of Commerce Department -5

22. Corporate Life V/s Entrepreneurship by Mr. Rajath, Alumni [27/06/2015].

23. Supply Chain Management by Mr. Muralidhar Reddy, Manager, Ranbaxy [04/07/2015].

24. Career Planning- Strategies and challenges by Mr. Tarun Kumar Singh, Proprietor,

Finnexure Consultancy [01/08/2015].

25. Investors Awareness in Stock Trading by Mrs. Merina Jose [08/10/2015].

26. Campus to Corporate Transition by Mr. Bala Krishnamurthy, Chief Strategy Officer of

Mint Book [1/10/2015].

International Lecture Series -4

27. Mr. Albert Charles Vincent, Chief Executing Officer, Glueck Technologies, Kuala

Lumpur, Malaysia [7/8/15].

28. Mr. Michael Kitchen, Executive Chairman CUFA Ltd, Ireland [27/11/15].

29. Mr. Ralph Swoboda, Managing Director CUFA Ltd. [27/11/15].

30. Mr. Pintu Jacob, Director of Information Technology, CUFA Ltd. [27/11/15].

3.3 TRAINING PROGRAMMES ORGANISED: 11

Departments organised several training programmes to enhance the skills of the students and meet

the changing requirements of the industry:

1. Orientation training to all the first-year students and reorientation to senior students at the

beginning of the academic year.

2. Life Skill Training organised by the Centre for Life Skills Education for all I year students.

3. Yoga training organised by the Department of Management Studies for MBA students.

4. Employability Enhancement Programme (EEP) by the Centre for Placements and Corporate

Relations.

5. Election- Practical exposure to the process of election- Department of Political Science.

6. Training on Child Rights Advocacy for child-friendly society organised by the Department of

Social Work.

7. Language Training by Jayantian Language Learning Center.

8. CA-CS & CPT training by Centre for Professional Studies.

9. Civil Service Examination classes and training.

10. Entrepreneur skill training by Entrepreneurship Development Cell.

11. Training on Selenium for students of MCA by Mr. Yagnesh Shah, Lead SDET Qapitol QA

Testing Services Pvt Ltd.

3.4 EXHIBITIONS: 13

Epitome of innovation and creativity

1. Galaxia - Computer Science Exhibition by Dept. of Computer Science [04/02/2016 -

05/02/2016].

2. Vanijya Darpan by Department of Commerce [19/2/2016].

3. Yaan- Tourism Department Exhibition [18/09/2015].

4. Creatrix-Exhibition by Dept. of Life Sciences [18/12/2016].

5. Banque 2015 – Intercollegiate Banking Exhibition [09/09/2015].

6. Savishkar -Exhibition on Management concepts [09/02/2016].

7. Delphia –English Language Exhibition - Dept. of Humanities [20/08/2015].

8. Hindi Bhasha Utsav - Literary Exhibition [1/10/2015].

9. Exhibition on Suicide Prevention - Observation of World Suicide Prevention Day

[21/09/2015].

10. Exhibition of Traffic Signs - Road Safety Awareness Campaign [29/09/2015].

11. Srujana – Annual Art and Craft exhibition - Women Empowerment Cell [4/09/2015].

12. International Food Fest and Exhibition – International Students Forum [20/02/16].

13. Lumos – Photography Exhibition

3.5 GUEST LECTURES ORGANISED BY DEPARTMENTS:

Departments organise regular guest lectures in pertinent issues to keep the students updated with

latest changes. Total number of Guest lectures organised in the year are: 39

Department of Commerce - 6

1. Campus to Corporate Transition by Mr. Balakrishnamurthy, Chief Strategy Officer, Mint

Book on 16/10/15.

2. International Business Strategy by Prof. Simon Sweeney, Senior Lecturer in International

Business and International Political Economy, The York Management School, UK on

09/02/16.

3. Equity Valuation by Mr. Vikas Suresh Kumar, Director, KPMG on 16/01/16.

4. Cost and Management Audit by CMA. N. Raveendranath Kaushik on 23/01/16.

5. Equity pricing and Corporate action by Mr. Subramanya, Equity Analyst, on 29/01/16.

6. Professional Skills - Shri. D.L Suresh Babu, Managing Partner of Suresh & Co [13/8/15].

Department of Computer Science – 7

7. Life in Corporate & Corporate Culture. For V BCA & V B.Sc - Mr. Manzoor. Service

Delivery Coordinator, Unisys Bangalore on 26/07/15.

8. TOEFL & GRE for [V BCA & V B.Sc.] by Allan Paulson, Alumni, Kristu Jayanti College

on 04/07/2015.

9. Emerging Technologies in IT industry by Mr. Mani K.S, Senior Manager, Cognizant

Technology Solution, Bangalore on 01/09/2015.

10. Virtualisation cloud IT security by Mr. Mohan Jagannath, Technology Solution

Consultant, HP Global Soft, Bangalore on 19/09/2015.

11. Overview of Cloud Computing for II BCA & II B.Sc (CSME/CSMS) by Mr. Hemanth

Manoranjan, Alumni, Former Employee of HP on 27/01/2016.

12. Software - Mr. Nagaraj N Murthy (Director & Head – Software Moog India Technology

Centre Private Limited) on 04/02/2016.

13. Network Technologies by Mr. Pawan Kumar K, System Executive, CTS, Bangalore on

13/02/2016.

Department of Humanities – 4

14. 10 principles of Gandhism, Dr. Natraj Huliar, Gandhibhavan [25/02/16].

15. Drama from then to now: Mr. Manoj Mathew, Corporate trainer [01/10/15].

16. Post-Indus Valley Migration, Prof. William Broosboom, Canadian Philologist

[11/02/2016].

17. Career prospects in public relations by Mr. Jayaram, PRCI Chairman Emeritus [23/02/16].

Department of Life Sciences- 1

18. Source of New drugs- Dr. Guruprasad, Scientific Director, Durga Femto Technology and

Research, Bangalore [18/02/16].

Department of Social Work – 5

19. Employability Skills for Social Workers - Mr. Sen B Mathews, Director, CPCR

[15/02/2016].

20. Role of Social Worker in Care and Protection of People with Disabilities - Fr. Francis CMI,

Special Educator [15/02/2016].

21. Human Rights Issues in International Migration: A South Asian perspective - Fr. Dolphie

Sequira, Director, Don Bosco South Asian Youth Services, Hong Kong [06/02/2016].

22. Urban Community Development & the Role of Social Workers - Mr. Benny K J, Manager

DME & Strategic Alliance World Vision India [ 23/01/2016].

23. Orientation lecture on Social Work Camp - Br. Savari Raj, Director, BIRDS, Bangalore

[27/06/2015].

Department of Management – 7

24. Ms. Kezhia Sharieff ,Creative Analyst, Yahoo [31/01/2016]

25. Current Market Trends- Mr. Gabriel, Global Sales and Marketing Manager, Marriot Hotel,

Bangalore [13/02/2016].

26. Investment Banking- Mr. Pradish CJ, Financial Analyst, Societe Generale [12/12/2015]

27. Feba Peter, Project Administrator, Hope Torch [01/08/2015].

28. Mr. Pradish CJ, Financial Analyst, Societe Generale - Participation in Department

Activities [12/12/2015].

29. Mr. Kamal, Assistant Manager, SBI, Bangalore - Meet Your Alumni [13/02/16].

30. Ms. Heena Patel- Meet Your Alumni [13/02/16].

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31. Dance Therapy by Mrs. Diana Thaloor [11/08/2015].

32. Neuroscience of Navigation by Mr. Maneesh Kuruvila, St Andrews University, Scotland

[11/01/2016].

33. Immunology by Dr. Challaraj Emmanuel, Faculty Member, Department of Life Sciences

[27/01/2016].

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34. How to deal with your teenage life - Dr. Molly Joy, Head, Department of Psychology,

Kristu Jayanti College [13-15 July, 2015].

35. Anaemia and Women Health, Dr. Eileen Solomon, Associated with NGO for HIV care

and Prevention [23/2/16].

36. Breast Cancer, Dr. Nitya Dhruve, Clinical Psychologist [08/03/2016].

Department of Computer Science (PG) – Webinar-3

37. Beyond Excel: Enhancing your Data Analysis with MATLAB – by Mr. Adam Filion,

Mathworks on 07/07/2015.

38. “How to create, deploy and manage your application in the cloud using Bluemix” by Mr.

Nikesh Gogia, Technical Sales Professionals, IBM Cloud, EU- 27/01/2016.

39. Spoken Tutorial Workshop on FOSS category Java- 14/08/2015.

3.6 VALUE ADDED COURSES AND CERTIFICATE COURSES

To ensure Jayantian graduates acquire sound knowledge of latest developments in the industry,

relevant, career-oriented Value Added courses and Certificate courses are offered to students by

various departments. 29 certificate/ Value Added Courses were offered in this academic year.

Courses offered by various departments are:

Dept. of Computer Science [PG]

1. Web Designing

2. .Net

3. VB .Net and C#

4. J2EE

5. Spoken Tutorial Workshop FOSS – Test Category JAVA

6. Animation Course

Department of Commerce

7. Insurance Management

8. Financial Statement Analysis through Accounting Software- Tally

9. Retail Management

Department of Computer Science

10. PL/SQL with Database Connectivity

11. VB.NET

12. Video Lecturing Series

13. Software Testing

14. Project Development Tools

15. PL/SQL with Database Connectivity

16. XML

17. Advanced R Software

18. Esketch Pro

19. EMC2 Storage Area Network

20. 3D-Animation

Department of Management

21. Excel Training

22. Aptitude Skills

23. Personal branding

Dept. of Humanities

24. Communicative English

25. Gandhian Studies

26. Digital Photography

27. Basics of LSRW in English

Department of Management Studies

28. Six Sigma Green Belt Certification programme

Department of Psychology

29. Applied Psychology in industrial setting

3.7 ACADEMIC FESTS

Fests enable students to realise their potential, expose their talents and to build organising and

leadership skills. All departments have organised intra and intercollegiate events.

Name of the

Department

Intracollegiate Fest Intercollegiate Fest

Humanities 1. Delphia English Fest 20/08/2015

2. Kannada Habba 16/12/2015

3. ‘Fade in’ Film Fest 13/01/2016 –

14/01/2016

4. Humantra – Humanities Fest

1/10/2015

5. Hindi Bhasha Utsava

La Fete - Humanities Fest

23/02/2016

Management Acumen - Management Fest –

03/09/2015

Prodigy -09/02/2016 -

10/02/2016

Banque - Intercollegiate

Colloquium- 09/09/2015

Management

Studies

1.TALENTO - An Intracollegiate

Management Fest [10/09/2015 to

11/09/2015]

2.CINEMBA -A Short film festival

[1/02/2016]

Synectics - National Level

Management Fest - 26/11/2015

& 27/11/2015

Computer

Science

Synchronise - IT fest 01/09/2015 Xactitude – IT Fest -

04/02/2016 & 05/02/2016

Life Sciences Connoisseur (UG) & Bio-Ventura (PG),

25/08/2015

Bio-Aura 16/09/2015

Commerce Excelsior – 14/09/2015 Adroit 19/01/2016 - 20/01/2016

Commerce (PG) Impulse

25/08/2015 & 26/08/2015

Commercia

2/03/2016 - 3/03/2016

Computer

Science [PG]

Manoeuvre, 23/09/2015 Shells, 18/02/2016 -19/02/2016

Psychology Cognizance 18/08/2015

3.8 EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING Gaining hands on experience

FIELD VISITS / INDUSTRIAL VISITS [60 programmes]

The educators of the college enable experiential learning by undertaking visits to historical &

tourism centre’s, industries, NGO’s, rural camps, hospitals, schools, old age homes, slums and

orphanages where pragmatic learning can be facilitated.

Department of Computer Science:

1. I year B.Sc students visited C-DAC to know the various aspects of Information Security

and gain first-hand information about Super Computers.

Department of Commerce:

2. II Sem B.com Tourism students visited Hampi, Aihole, Pattadakkal, Badami [5/2/16 to

7/2/16]

3. IV B.Com Tourism students visited Tanjore, Madurai and Kodaikanal [11/02/16

to15/02/16]

4. II & IV B.Com Tourism students went on a study trip to Kushal Nagar, Dubarai,

Madukkeri, Bathanagiri [12/03/16 to15/03/16]

5. 80 students of B.Com classes visited UNIBIC Biscuit Factory, Tumkur on 11th March

2016 to learn the working of the business.

6. II M.Com students visited Toyota Kirloskar Motors PVT. Ltd to study organization

structure, efficiency CSR activities. [25 June 2015]

Department of Management Studies:

7. International Industrial Visit: 72 II year MBA / PGDM students went to Singapore and

Hong Kong from 2/7/2015 to 9/7/15. They visited the following places; At Singapore:

Jurong Bird Park, Sentosa Island, Universal Studios, NEWater (water treatment)

8. Industrial Visit to TVS Motor Company Ltd., Hosur

9. Industrial visit to Garuda Foods, Anekal Taluk

Department of Life Sciences: 10. Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore [5/3/2016]

11. Visited Tea Processing Unit, Benchmark Tea factory P.Ltd, Ooty [14/3/2016]

12. Visited Pasteur Institute, Coonoor, Ooty [15/3/2016]

Department of Humanities: 13. Visit to Janapada Loka, Ramanagaram District and Gandhi Bhavan [25/2/16]

14. Visit to Kupalli, birth place of Kuvempu [12/9/2016]

Department of Management:

15. Final year BBM students visited the factories at Hyderabad to study and manufacturing

process, HR practices, procurement and packing methods used. Factories visited were

Parle, HMT, Coca Cola, Kwality LED bulbs, Veljan Hydrair Ltd, Vazir Sultan Tobacco

Company, Hartex Rubber Ltd, Khaitan Fans, AGI Glaspac and Sarwottam Ispat [23 –

26/11/2015]

Department of Psychology

16. School for children with special needs - Love dale foundation, Ashalaya School,

Akshadha foundation, Bubbles foundation, Nightingale Medical Trust, FAR, Abhigere,

Mont ford counselling centre, Charles School, BEL CBSC Vidyalaya. [Feb

6th,7th,13th,14th ,20th,21st,27th and 28th ]

17. Learning about HR Psychological test construction and Clinical practices at

Christian medical College, Vellore (CMC); Talent makers- Psychometric assessment;

Huyawa-Tanzania; Vishwas Hospital, Mumbai; 3M India limited, Bangalore; Strides

Arco lab, Netaji Subhash Medical College, Jabalpur. Daksh, Aakshatha. [13-11-2015

to 20-01-2016]

18. Golden Temple Monastery & Sera Mahayana Monastic University, Kushalnagar

for understanding Buddhist Philosophy and mindfulness techniques [17th and 18th

March 2016]

Department of Social Work: 42 visits till March 15th 2016 to name a few.

19. Vatsalya Charitable Trust, Bangalore[19.10.2015]

20. HCG Institute of Oncology, Bangalore[19.10.2015]

21. Nightingale Medical Trust, Bangalore[12.08.2015]

22. Visit to slums ( Near to Banaswadi railway station, Mukunda theatre, Byapanahalli,

Kacharakanahalli, Pulikeshinagar bus stand) [11.08.2015]

23. Visit to villages (Doddagubbi, Chikkagubbi, Bande Bommasandra, Anagalpura,

Kadusonapanahalli) [05.08.2015]

24. Visthar [04.08.2015]

25. Medico Pastoral Association[29.07.2015]

26. Indian Designs exports Pvt Ltd, Nagawara

27. FIDES, Bangalore[22.07.2015]

28. Little Sisters of the Poor (Home for the Aged) [21.07.2015]

29. Shishu Mandir, Virgonagar [05.07.2015]

3.9 CULTURAL ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS:

Kristu Jayanti College provides many opportunities for the students to develop their varied

skills and display their talents. The clubs and associations of the college were very active during

the academic year, providing opportunities for students to link academic knowledge with

practical experience, thereby leading to a better understanding of their own abilities, talents,

and career goals. Future employers seek individuals with these increased skill levels, which

make these students more involved and viable in the job market.

The Student’s Council under the leadership of Ms. Tracy (VI BBM) and Mr. Sebe Mathew (VI

Sem B.A) planed and organised various literary & cultural activities in the college. The student

council plays an important role in coordinating and conducting common college events with

the help of Jayantian Ambassadors such as Kalajyothi (Intracollegiate Literary & Cultural fest

– UG), Kridotsava – Annual Sports day, Nrityanjali – Intercollegiate Dance Fest, Woodrock –

Music Concert, Nrityadarpan – Dance Concert, Samyagdarshan - College Day and Common

Felicitations organised in the quadrangle and auditoria.

ACTIVITIES 2015-16

The college provided training programmes for the following in the academic year 2015-2016:

● Skit

● Mime

● One act play

● Guitar

● Western Vocal

● Karaoke

The expert coaching provided has nurtured the innate talents of the students, and their success

is revealed in awards and recognitions received at Intercollegiate, zonal and National level fests

Kalajyothi – the annual Intra-collegiate Literary, Cultural fest for UG Students

[20/07/2015 -25/07/2015] featured 47 events and witnessed the involvement of 700

students in five categories of events – Literary, Fine arts, Theatre, Music & Dance.

Woodrock Music Fests [18/09/2015 & 17/03/2016] - featured the musical talents of

students. Several genres/styles of western music were adopted and performed by

Jayantians. The programme was coordinated by the music faculty Mr. Ebenezar

Premkumar.

Nritya Darpan [5/03/2016] featured the programmes of 70 Jayantian dancers trained

in various forms of dance. Yakshagana, Bharathanatyam, Bollywood dance, western

dance, International contemporary, NE traditional dance, Jazz performance, Indian

contemporary dance portraying zodiac signs, Maharashtra’s Lavani and Karnataka’s

Kamsalaya were performed.

Nrityanjali – the annual intercollegiate dance festival [20/02/2016] witnessed the

participation of students from 25 colleges in the country.

Department of Commerce organised Jai Hind – Independence Day Celebration on

14/08/15.

Communal harmony and Ethnic Day was celebrated on 28/08/2015.

The Department of Tourism organised a food festival and Exhibition [18/09/15] that

showcased culinary skills and knowledge on ethnic food of India. An International Food

Festival was organised on 20/02/16.

Sargotsav the annual Intra-collegiate Literary Cultural fest for Post Graduate Students

was conducted on 7/04/2016. An array of activities like music, theatre, dance and fine

arts were set forth to explore innate talents of students.

3.10 ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CELL [EDC]

Entrepreneurship Development Cell [EDC] of the college aims tirelessly to inculcate a

culture of innovation driven entrepreneurship through students. The EDC motivates,

encourages and spreads the knowledge and skills which an individual needs to acquire to be an

entrepreneur and help the society in order to make it a better place. The cell serves as a mentor

for Jayantian entrepreneurs.

Major activities [2015-2016]

● Conduct training programs in collaboration with Entrepreneurship Development

Institute of India (EDII), Ahmedabad and National Entrepreneurship Network (NEN).

● Certificate Course in Entrepreneurship Development.

● E-STORE: The E Cell provided an opportunity for two students every week on Thursday

from September 15 to October 15 to exhibit their entrepreneurial skills by coming up with

a creative stall and sell products in the college campus. Vasanth and Asma [III sem B.Com],

Sonia and Vishnu [V sem BBM], Heera and Jaisri [V sem BBM], Faizan and Vinita [III

sem B.B.M] and Dillyn and Hannah [I sem B.Sc] had established E-store in this academic

year.

● E-WEEK: Kristu Jayanti College celebrated E-week from 22/02/2016 to 29/02/2016

with Startup India action plan aimed at furthering the entrepreneurship spirit of Jayantians.

42 stalls were inaugurated on the same day. Budding entrepreneurs were actively involved

in workshop, business plan and short film competitions.

3.11 WOMEN EMPOWERMENT CELL

The cell strives to involve girl students in sensitisation and awareness programmes on issues

relating to women and society. The annual programmes of the cell include the conduct of :

● National conferences in contemporary themes.

● Celebration of international women’s day.

● Awareness programmes on the issues of children & women.

● Provide support towards entrepreneurial ventures of girl students.

ACTIVITIES 2015-2016

● National Conference on “Empowerment of Indian Women through Skill Ecosystem” was

organised on 29/10/2015.

● Lecture by Dr. Molly Joy Head, Department of Psychology on “Challenges of teenage life”

for I year UG students [13/07/2015, 14/07/2015 and 15/07/2015].

● Srujana, An Annual Art and Craft Exhibition [04/09/2015] displayed the artistic talents of

girl students.

● Guest lecture on Anaemia and Women Health by Dr. Eileen Solomon, Associated with

NGO for HIV care and Prevention [23/02/2016] was organised for the I year students.

● Guest lecture on Breast Cancer by Dr. Nitya Dhruve, Clinical Psychologist [08/03/2016]

was organised for final year girl students.

● International women’s day was celebrated grandly – events such as Skit portraying the

achievements of Indian women, special lecture and talent competition.

3.10 ENVIRONMENT CLUB

● The Environmental Club, under the guidance of the Department of Life Sciences,

conducts an awareness programme for all the Under Graduate students.

● E-waste management drive was organised in collaboration with Centre for Social

Activities (CSA) during 3/08/2015, 4/08/2015 & 5/08/2015 to sensitise the student

community on the awareness of E-waste disposal and recycling.

● A MoU has been signed with ITC Ltd for the recycling of paper waste in August 2015.

The college was appreciated for contributing 1902 Kgs of Paper for recycling and for

saving 48 trees.

● Creatrix-Exhibition was organised in association with the Department of Life Sciences

with an emphasis on waste management. The Club also co-ordinates in the conduct of

green audit of the campus.

3.11 PERSONAL GUIDANCE, COUNSELLING AND ACADEMIC MENTORING

The college has a counselling centre and guidance cell with an in-house counsellor available at

college working hours. The students can receive personal and professional guidance at the

centre from Dr. Alice Aloysius. As mentors, faculty members guide students and whenever

required direct them to the college counsellor for further guidance. The faculty members of the

department also serve as academic mentors.

The college also provides medical facilities, and a doctor is available in campus for consultation

once a week.

3.12 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS FORUM

Membership: 50 Students from 22 countries; 2 Faculty members

Educational culture prevailing in the campus opens its door to overseas students. The college

is witnessing a growth in the number of International students over the years. The International

Students Forum (ISF) directed by the Vice-Principal and faculty coordinator caters to the

requirements of students.

ACTIVITIES 2015-2016

● International Cultural fest

● Ethnic Day

● International Food Fest

● Facilitating acquisition of residential permit, renewal of passport and updating visa

● Facilitating exchange programmes between partnering institutions

● Conducted English language enhancement programme

4. EXTENSION PROGRAMMES - JAYANTIAN EXTENSION SERVICES (JES)

4.1 NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME [NSS]

In accordance with the NSS motive of enabling students to make a positive contribution

towards the community, the Annual special NSS Camp of Kristu Jayanti College was held

with the theme “Skills for Global Competency” in Basti Betta, Mandhaargiri, Panditanahalli,

Tumkur taluk from 24/11/2015 to 30/11/2015 to promote leadership skills and social

consciousness for NSS volunteers.

The students carried out social surveys, conducted awareness campaign on health & hygiene

and communicable diseases; volunteered in sanitation and cleanliness drives. Shramadhan-

repair of village roads, Swachh Bharat initiative in the premises of Government school was

carried out. The regular activities of the NSS are conducted at neighbouring villages of K.

Narayanapura and Kothanur.

ACTIVITIES 2015-2016

● Celebration of Vana Mahotsava – planting of sapling [07/07/2015].

● Dengue Awareness Campaign at K. Narayanapura, Geddalahalli, Nagenahalli,

Kothanur and Byrathi [30/07/15 to 03/08/15]. The campaign involved 400 students of

the college, an average of 100 houses were visited every day and 3000 beneficiaries.

● Elections Awareness Campaign [22/08/2015].

● The Road Safety Campaign was conducted by the NSS Unit on 17/12/2015. The

programme included an oath-taking ceremony by the students of the college to follow

traffic rules and regulations, a poster presentation on traffic signs and a bike rally to

promote road safety in the nearby area.

● Annual Blood Donation Camp was organised in collaboration with TTK Blood Bank,

Nimhans Blood Bank, Lions Blood Bank on 17/12/2015. 414 units of blood were

donated.

● Jayantian Extension services organised a Swachh campus drive [Clean Campus drive]

with the support of all Jayantians on 01/10/2015 and 17/03/2016.

● Gram Swachh: A Swachh Bharat Abhiyan programme was organised at Bagalur Gram

Panchayat [02/10/2015].

● Youth week was celebrated from 11/01/2016. Training programmes on leadership,

teamwork and women health were organised.

4.2 NATIONAL CADET CORPS [NCC]

NCC is the single largest uniformed youth organisation of the world which functions to develop

character, secular outlook, comradeship, discipline, leadership and ideals of self-less service

among youth. The college has a NCC army wing under 2 `A` coy 3KAR (BN) NCC. Students

are enrolled for a period of 2 years. There are 80 NCC cadets this academic year.

ACTIVITIES 2015-2016

● Weekly NCC parade

● Special weapon training classes and rifle drill

● Preparation for certificate exams

● Blood Donation Camp [12/01/2016]

● Sports Day Parade [16/01/2016]

● Republic Day Parade [26/01/2016]

● Commemoration of Kargil Vijay Diwas [26/07/2015]

● Tribute to Martyrs/ Soldiers of Siachen region [13/02/2016]

Camps Attended:

● Combined Annual Training Camp held at Siddaganga matta, Tumkur [12/05/2015 to

21/05/2015].

● South Zone Shooting Capsule 2015, Vellur, Namakal District, Tamil Nadu [22/5/2015

- 31/5/2015].

● Pre-Shooting Camp Tumkur 2015 [12/05/2015 - 21/05/2015].

● Combined Annual Training Camp held at Revanna Engineering College Chikka Jala,

[17/10/2015 to 26/10/2015].

● National Integration Camp held at Toranagallu, Bellary District. 16/01/2016 to

28/01/2016.

Camp Achievements:

● L/Cpl Divya Raju and L/Cpl Munesh Verma successfully completed RDC- New Delhi

for the year 2016.

● L.Cpl. Munesh Verma was selected for Shooting Camp, Bengaluru.

● SUO Sreenidhi was awarded the Best Cadet in the CATC held at Chikkajala.

● JUO Jobin John, Sgt Samson, L/Cpl Nandeesh Reddy, L/Cpl Arun, L/Cpl Sudanshu

and Cdt. Samuel Titus successfully completed National Integration Camp.

4.3 CENTRE FOR SOCIAL ACTIVITIES [CSA] Enhancing student learning through

Service Social Skills promote positive behaviour, appropriate social interaction and effective

functioning as an individual. The Centre for Social Activities has been established to promote

social concern and good citizenship among the student community through extension and

social outreach programmes.

ACTIVITIES 2015-2016

● Yoga Day - CSA volunteers organised a demonstration of Yoga and participated in the

programme organised at the Kanteerava Stadium, Bangalore [21/06/2015].

● An awareness campaign on dengue fever and mosquito control measures was organised

in collaboration with BBMP [12/09/2015].

● An E-Waste Drive was organised on the 3/08/2015, 4/08/2015 & 5/08/2015 in campus

and neighbourhood.

● 'Gramasamveditha' - Rural Exposure Camp, was organised at E. Thimmasandra,

Siddalagatta Taluk from 10/12/2015 to 13/12/2015 to sensitise students with rural life

and livelihood issues.

● Vanmahotsav – planting of saplings on 11/07/2015, at Primary Health Centre, Bagalur

● Vikas Kendra- Free Tuition programme was organised at K. Narayanapura and

Kothanur Government School during 23/11/2015 to 28/11/2015.

● Blood Donation Camp was organised on 12/01/2016.

4.4 SOCIAL OUTREACH PROGRAMME (SOP) was initiated as a part of Jayantian

Extension Services (JES) for all the III Sem UG students with the objective to reach out to the

marginalised and underprivileged. It also sensitises students about the realities of the society

and cultivates people oriented attitude and concern for others.

Visit to the following NGOs were organised in the months of August and September, 2015

Home of Hope, Doddagubbi

Thrithwa Ashram, Bharath Nagar

Alamba Charitable Trust, Kothanur

Infant Jesus Children’s Home, Kothanur

Preethi Nivas – Home for the aged, Geddalahalli

Aashalaya – Home for the Mentally challenged, Geddalahalli.

Department of Psychology organised an extension project at Ashalaya for training mentally

challenged children. Students visited Love Dale Foundation, Home of Hope, NIMHANS,

Ashalaya, Kaleidoscope to learn and apply various psychological theories in practice.

4.5 RURAL EXPOSURE PROGRAMMES OF DEPARTMENTS:

Computer Literacy Programme was organised by the Department of Computer Science. II

semester BCA students gave a demonstration about Computer Fundamentals, MS-Office and

Computer Games at:

● Mandaragiri village, Panditanahalli [27/11/2015].

● Govt. Higher Primary school, Kyalasanahalli, Bangalore [9/12/2015].

● Govt. Higher Primary School, Kothanur, Bangalore [10/12/2015].

● Govt. Lower Primary School, K. Narayanapura, Bangalore [9/12/2015].

The Department of Commerce organised a Rural Exposure camp at Kesaragere village,

Maastihobli, Mallur taluk, Karnataka, India for M.Com Students [1/02/2016 - 2/02/2016].

First-year students of Management Studies underwent 'Gramasamveditha' - Rural Exposure

Camp at Ethimmasandra Village, Shidlaghata Taluk, Chikkaballapur from 13/8/15-15/8/15.

They also visited Byalahalli village in Kolar District on 25/01/2016 and undertook village study

and survey.

The Department of Life Sciences, in collaboration with Jayantian Extension Services,

organised Health Awareness camp on 27/11/2015 at Basti betta, Mandhaaragiri village.

The Department of Social Work organised visits to NGO and awareness programmes at

several places, to name a few, Christel House [16/03/2016], Bosco Yuvakendra [16/03/2016],

HAL Vimanapura Government school [09/03/2016], PHC, Kothanur [01/03/2016], Bagalur

slum [01/03/2016], Need Base India, Jalahalli [25/11/2015], Srinivasapura village

[24/11/2015], Janakiram layout [ 24/11/2015], Thanisandra workers slum [21/11/2015], Sri Sai

Vidhyashala, Sriramanahalli [20/11/2015] Krupa School, Davis Road [17/11/2015], Shishu

Mandir School [17/11/2015] and BIRDS [17/11/2015]. Awareness programmes on climate

change, Child Rights, Alcoholism, education, role of parents etc. were organised in this

academic year.

The final year Social work students also attended a camp at Sonadenahalli village, Hoskote

taluk [01/07/2015 to 10/07/2015]

The Department of Computer Science [PG]:

1. Social Outreach Programme to RVM – Philanthropic Home, Chikka Gubbi Village

[25/07/2015].

2. MCA students underwent village Exposure Programme and conducted Computer

literacy classes at Govt. High School at Purushanahalli, Dodballapur Taluk, Bangalore

Rural [20/08/2015 - 21/08/2015].

5. INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS

The college continues to promote academic partnerships with reputed foreign universities that

facilitate student and faculty exchange programs and academic collaborations. The college has

partnerships with :

1. Appalachian State University, USA

2. University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Dortmund, Germany

3. FHDW Fachhochschule der Wirtschaft, Germany

4. E M Normandie Business School, Caen, France

5. Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences, Germany

6. Pass-World Consortium, France

7. Sophia University, Japan

Initiated in 2015-2016

8. Fraser Valley University, Canada

9. Trinity Western University, Canada

● One Student from Appalachian and two students from Normandy Business School

pursued one semester management programme at Kristu Jayanti College.

● International Industrial Visit: 72 MBA / PGDM students went to Singapore and

Hong Kong from 02/07/2015 to 09/07/15.

● International visit by faculty members to Japan and Malaysia [24/02/2016 -

2/03/2016].

6. UNIQUE INTERACTIVE PLATFORMS OF THE COLLEGE

6.1 Vichaarmanthan - an interactive programme with Global and Indian Visionaries –

witnessed reflections of the following:

1. Bharat Ratna C. N. R. Rao, National Research Professor & Linus Pauling Research

Professor, Honorary President , Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research

(JNCASR).

2. Dr. M. Govinda Rao, Member, 14th Finance Commission, Govt. of India.

3. Shri. N. S. Vishwanathan, Executive Director, Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai.

4. Dr. Rathan Kelkar IAS, CEO for e-Governance, Government of Karnataka.

5. Dr. Deepali Pant Joshi, Executive Director, Reserve Bank of India.

6. Shri. Uma Shankar Paliwal, Executive Director, RBI, Mumbai.

7. Padma Shri A. S. Kiran Kumar, Chairman, ISRO.

Bharat Ratna C. N. R. Rao being welcomed by Fr. Josekutty P. D. on the Silver

Jubilee edition of Vichaarmanthan

Bharat Ratna C. N. R. Rao interacting with the faculty and students

6.2 Vinimay Leadership Series - a joint initiative by the Department of Management Studies

along with the Department of Computer Science (PG). This academic year the prominent

personalities who visited the campus are the following:

1. Mr. Michel Joseph, Manager-People and Culture, Grant Thornton, Bangalore.

2. Dr. Venu Somineni, Chairman and CEO, MyDeals 247.

3. Mr. Shridhar Venkat, CEO, The Akshaya Patra Foundation.

4. Mr. Surya Prakash Mohapatra, Head-Resource Enablement, HP, Bangalore.

7. FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS

The faculty members of the college facilitate the honing of each student's individual capacities

to the optimum level and play a vital role in shaping the students' personality, knowledge and

career. They promote and actively participate in various research activities and have many

international and national publications, presentations to their credit.

3 faculty members completed Ph.D in this academic year [Dr. Gopakumar A V –

Department of Humanities, Mr. Arul Senthil Kumar – Dept. of Management Studies, Mr.

Anthony Vincent B – Department of Computer science (UG)] 27 are pursuing Ph.D.

64 Faculty members attended 86 Conferences/ seminars and workshops in this academic

year.

64 faculty members attended 27 International, 59 National and State level Conferences.

Published 1 book, 2 chapters in book, 58 articles and presented 41 papers.

21 faculty members served as consultants and resource persons for 27 various academic

programmes.

27 Faculty Development Programmes and conferences were organised in campus, which

were attended by 132 faculty members of the institution

In June 2015, college provided Rs. 1,09,500 as research awards to faculty members for

publishing 57 research articles in 2014-2015.

RESEARCH AWARDS

● Dr. Elcey C D and Dr. S. Vijayanand Completed the Industrial collaborative

project with Kumar Organic Pvt Ltd, Jigani, Bangalore.

● Dr. Elcey C D submitted Project proposal to Ministry of Mines, New Delhi.

● Dr. V. Chitra won the best presenter & best paper award in the National

Conference organised by Bangalore City College, Bengaluru on 04/09/2015.

● Dr. V. Gnana Sankaran has won the Best Paper Award in the 4th National

Conference on “Intelligent Computing” K.S. Rangaswamy College of Arts and

Science (Autonomous), Tiruchengode on 03/09/2015 and 04/09/2015.

● Dr. E. S. Challaraj Emmanuel has won the best paper presentation award at

Biorujivith-One day National Seminar-Food and Nutrition - A Challenge to Food

Safety, Garden City College, Bangalore on 23/09/2015.

● Dr. Calistus Jude reviewed Research article for the Journal of Food Science and

Technology entitled Monascus as a Potential source of Biopigments-A critical

review (Manuscript id-JFST-D-14-01911).

● Dr. Justin Nelson Michael reviewed 6 articles of Peer-Reviewed International

journal.

● Dr. S. Vijayanand was selected as Advisory Board Member for European Journal

of Pharmaceutical and Medical Research (ejpmr.com).

● Dr. S. Vijayanand reviewed manuscript entitled "Prevalence and Antibiotic

susceptibility pattern of Staphylococcus aureus isolated from various clinical

specimens in South east Nigeria” for the Palgo Journal of Medicine and Medical

Sciences (ISSN 2476-8340).

● Dr. P Ambika and Dr. Anthony Vincent B participated and successfully

completed certificate of educational achievement course “Data Lakes for Big Data”

an online course of study offered by EMC Education Services from 12/05/2015 to

12/06/ 2015.

DETAILS OF PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS PUBLISHED: 1

Prof. Neeta Dwivedi - Department of Commerce - Managerial Economics, Shree Niwas

Publications, ISBN 978-93-5032-151-5, October, 2015

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS: 2

Dr. Sreedhar P D-Department of Humanities: Translation of 'Padagala Prayoga' drama

Publication of Chapter in Book Kuvempu BhashaBharati Praadhikara, Govt. of Karnataka,

"Hindi EkaankaNaatakagalu", ISBN:978-81-0926272-6-7

Mr. Mohamed Nayaz Pasha -Department of Humanities: Translation of Vichhedhana '

dramaPublication of Chapter in Book Kuvempu BhashaBharati Praadhikara, Govt. of

Karnataka, "Hindi EkaankaNaatakagalu" ,ISBN:978-81-0926272-6-7

PUBLICATION OF RESEARCH ARTICLES -58

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

1. Amrutha Mary Varkey : A study on protection on natural capital and assessment of

economic and environmental linkages, International Journal in management and social

science Vol.3 issue 7, ISSN 2321-1784,impact factor – 4.358,July 2015

Dr. Ritty Francis , Ms. Reena. R

2. Employee Engagement-The driving force behind every vibrant organization.

International journal of management and humanities ( Blue eyes intelligence

Engineering and science publication Pvt. Ltd), Dec-2015,ISSN No 2394-0913

3. Green HRM- A Paramount for emerging corporate, Conference

Proceeding,International conference on Managing Human resources at the workplace

Shri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara Institute for Management Development,

Mysuru, ISBN -978-93-83302-07-9,Dec 2015

Dr. V. Babu, Dr.V. Muthukumar

4. A Case study analysis of selected micro finance institutions in India, Adarsh Business

Review, ISSN 2394-4250,Dec-2015

5. Trade Specialisation – An Encounter to International Trade Threats, International

Journal of Multidisciplinary Research Review, Vol 1., E-ISSN 2395-1885, ISSN 2395-

1877, Sep-15

6. Dr. Muthu Kumar,Prof. Vijay Kumar : Tax Payers behavior in Bangalore city.

IJMDRR(Peer Review Journal), 01-07-2015,ISSN No-23951877

7. Dr.V. Muthukumar, Mrs Madhumalathi.R : Women Empowerment through micro

and small enterprises, Pezottaite Journal, Dec-2015,ISSN 2279-0942

8. Dr.V.Muthukumar, Dr.V. Babu, Mr. Mohammed Umair : FDI in Indian Labour

intensive industries, CHAVARA, International Journal of Business Research, Jan-16

9. Mr.Mathiyarasan.M : Attitude of customers towards internet banking: a case of

Namakkal town, Tamil Nadu, International Journal Of Research In Commerce, IT And

Management, Volume No. 5 (2015), ISSN 2231-5756, Issue No. 07 (July)

10. Ms. Geetanjali Diwani : “Does Growth in Human Capital Indicate Growth in

Economy?, Special issue of Annamalai International Journal of Business Studies

and Research, (ISSN: 0975-749X, indexed in EBSCO, Cable Directory, Ulrich

Periodicals, ISI etc.), Vol . 7, Issue. 2. ,Nov,2015

11. Ms.Kalyani.V : The Need For Infusing Cross-Culturedness In Indian Management

Education – A Faculty Perspective, International Journal of Social Science &

Interdisciplinary Research , Vol. 5 (3), MARCH (2016), ISSN No-2277-3630.

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE (PG)

12. Prof. Jyothi Manoj : ARIMA Modelling to Forecast and Analyze Indian Sectoral

Stock Prices, International Journal in Management and Social Science (Impact Factor-

4.358), January, 2016,ISSN: 2321-1784, Vol.04 Issue-01

13. Prof. R. Velmurugan : To Secure And Prevent Data Transfer Using SAR With Path-

Constrained Sinks In Wireless Sensor Network, ER Publications,International Journal

of Enhanced Research in Science, Technology & Engineering, ISSN: 2319-7463, Vol.

4 Issue 9, September-2015, impact factor : 3.28

14. Prof.Kumar & Prof.Ambika.P : Comparative Study Of Microblogging Behavior On

Twitter And Facebook To Foster Continous Learning –Educational Sector, IEEE

Xplorer

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE (UG)

Dr. Anthony Vincent B & Mr. Rajesh H :

15. “A Compact Structure in big data analytics to Substantiate the threats in computer

security”, IJIRCCE, Volume 3 ,Special Issue 7,October 2015,Impact Factor :5.618

Mr.H. Rajesh,R. Mr.Aswin Herbert Sathish, Dr.Anthony Vincent B :

16. Exhausting data to defend against cyber security threats: A counter-intelligence

approach, OPTIMA-Journal of physical science, Volume 4-September 2015

Dr.Gnanasankaran :

17. “A Computer Package for Molecular Dynamics computations-An example for the

usage of COTS Components, International Journal of Multidisciplinary Sciences,

September 2015,Impact Factor-2.262

Ms. K. Kalaiselvi :

18. Implementation Issue and Analysis of Cryptographic Algorithms based on different

security parameters, International Journal of Computer application, 0975-

8887,September,2015

Ms.M.Dhanamalar,Ms.B.Ayshwarya :

19. Case study on mining big data, IJRCM, Volume 5(2015) issue no 12 December ISSN

2231-1009

DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES

Ms. Reena Rani Justin:

20. Ethics in English language teaching, Proceedings in modern trends in English language

teaching: Placing The Learners In The Spotlight,ISBN 9789352122707, ISBN

9789352122707,August,2015

Ms. Susan Sanny:

21. Enhancing learning skills, Proceedings in modern trends in English language

teaching:Placing The Learners In The Spotlight., ISBN 9789352122707,August,2015

DEPARTMENT OF LIFE SCIENCES

Dr.Challaraj Emmanuel:

22. Effect of rare earth elements on growth and ascorbate metabolism during wheat

(Triticumaestivum) germination, International Research Journal of Agricultural

Science and Soil Science, November/ 2015/,ISSN: 2251-0044

Dr.Deepa .M.A :

23. Elicitation, Bioconversion and Quantification of Berberine from CissampelosPariera

callus cultures, International Journal of Pharmaceutical sciences and Research,

June/2015/ ISSN Online0975-8232

Dr.Elcey C D :

24. Evaluation of Antistaphylococcal Activity of Ellagic Acid Extracted from Punica

granatumFruit Peel on MRSA, International Journal of Current Microbiology and

Applied Science, ISSN 2319-7706,Feb-2016

Dr.S.Vijayanand

25. Antibacterial activity of Leaf extracts of Alpiniacacarata, Bauhiniatomentosa and

Curcumazedoaria, International journal of Institutional pharmacy and life sciences.

June/2015/ISSN :2249-6807

26. Evaluation of Anti diabetic activity of Murraya koenigii on Alloxan Induced Diabetic

rats, International Journal of Pharma Sciences and Research (IJPSR), ISSN No 0975-

9492,Dec 2015

Dr.Shalini Prabhu:

27. Ssr based population bottleneck studies on coconut accessions from south peninsular

India, International Journal of Pharma and Bio Sciences, October/2015/,ISSN 0975-

6299

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT

Dr. A.J. Excelce:

28. Investigation of Consumer’s Knowledge Regarding Food Safety Practices – Its

Repercussions on food borne diseases, South Asian Academic Research Journals,

December/2015/2249-7137

Prof Vinod Joseph & Prof Syed Kazim :

29. Make in India – The Employment Perspective, International Journal of Business and

Administration Research Review, August/2015/2348-0653

Prof. Ajai Abraham Thomas :

30. The Behavioral Aspects of Consumers in Spending an Savings – An Exploratory Study,

International Journal of Management and Social Development, August/2015/2348-

1919

Prof. Syed Kazim & Prof. Ajai Abraham Thomas

31. A Study on the Unethical Aspects in Advertisement and Its Impact on Women and

Children, SJCC Management Research Review, September/2015/2249-4359

32. Know Kung Fu – Know Human Resource Management, MM – Journal of Management

in Manufacturing & Services, January/2016/ISSN No 2350-1480

33. Impact of cosmetic Advertisements on Customer perception: A study with reference to

women in Bangalore, Trans Asian Journal Marketing and Management Research

(TAJMMR), Jan-Feb/2016/2279-0667

34. An Assessment of attitude towards entrepreneurship among post graduate students in

Bangalore, International Journal of Management and Social Development, June,

2015,ISSN:2348-1919

Prof. Varsha Agarwal

35. The Role of Social Media in Entrepreneurship Development in India, The IUP Journal

of Entrepreneurship Development, ICFAI, September/2015/0973-2659

36. A Study on Impact of Personality Traits on Consumers Impulsive Buying Behavior,

Excel International of Multidisciplinary Management Studies, Novermber-2015,ISSN

No 2249-8834

37. A Study of the use of personalized feature in online travel shopping website,

International Journal of Management Research & Review, Novermber-2015,ISSN No

2249-7198

38. A Study on Feasibility of multi-Level Marketing Model for Ready to Cook/Eat Food

Products, Galaxy International Multidisciplinary Research Journal, Novermber-

2015,ISSN No 2278-9529

39. A Study of Demographic Factors Influence on Consumers Impulse Purchase

Behaviour, International Journal of Research in Commerce & Management,

Novermber-2015,0976-2183

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Dr.Arul Senthil kumar S:

40. An Empirical study on Employees’ stress among the sales executives of private of

Banks which influence on employee’s attrition with reference to private banks in

Coimbatore, Chavara International Journal of Business Research.

Dr.S.Sundararajan

41. Role of Higher educational Institutions in reinventing the skills for Global Competency,

IQAC Conference Proceedings ,Kristu jayanti college,Bangalore, ISBN: No.978-93-

84935-65-8,Jan-16

42. Effectiveness of Training & Development in Shipping Industries, Chavara International

Journal of Business Research

43. Employees health and safety measures in modern companies-empirical study,

International conference proceedings (ICTBS-2016) published by School of

Management Studies, Kongu Engg.College, Erode-52, ISBN No.978-93-85477-56,Feb

- 2016.

44. Current Trends in HR Technology and Role of ICT in HRM Practices, The observer of

Management Education, Vol.11 Issue 03 ISSNNo.2321-6353, Mar-16.

45. Current Trends o HRD Practices in Changing Business Environment-Empirical study

”, International Journal of Academic Research, Vol.2 Issue 4(7), ISSN no 2348-7666

– Impact factor: 3.075,October-December, 2015.

46. HR Strategies For Managing Talent in a Global Perspective, Indo Global Journal of

Commerce and Economics promoted by Kongu Regional Educational and research

foundation, ISSN No.2393-9796;vol-2;Issue-5 September 2015.

Dr.S.Sundararajan & P.Prakash :

47. An analytical research on fundamental and technical analysis of the HDFC bank stocks

in India, Chavara International Journal of Business Research

Dr.Sunmeet Banerjee:

48. A study of Rural Marketing Dynamics, Ansal University, Gurgaon and Valparaiso

University (Valpo), International Conference on Global Business, Innovation and

Knowledge Management Bloomsbury Publications, Feb, 2016

Prof Selvi S & Dr. Justin Nelson Michael

49. An Analysis on the payment of Property Tax & Rebate under the new Scheme with

respect to Bangalore District, International Journal Of Applied Financial Management

Perspectives, ISSN: 2279-0896 (Print) Issn: 2279-090x (Online); Impact Factor-2012:

2.844, Impact Factor-2013: 5.049, Impact Factor-2014: 5.81, Volume 4, Number 3,

July To September 2015'

50. A Study on Analysis of Depreciation and Its Impact on the Property Owners in the

Assessment of Property Tax in Bangalore District, Intercontinental Journal Of

Banking, Insurance And Finance, ISSN:2350-0875 –Online ISSN:2350-0867 -Print -

Impact Factor:0.432 Volume 2, Issue 7, July 2015

51. Prof. Selvi S: Solid waste management adopted by BBMP, Conference Proceeding The

Paradigm Garden City College Bangalore., Volume 4 ISSN 2249-2534 November 2015

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

52. Ms. Chandni A Chandran: Emotional Intelligence, Adelaide Journal of Social

Work,School of Social Work, Roshni Nilaya, Mangalore, Year - 2015 ,ISSN 2349-4123

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

Dr.Molly Joy 53. Ego integrity at old age, International journal of educational aspects, management

studies and applied sciences(IJEAMSAS), May-July 2015, Vol,3-issue-10&11, Page

Nos 7-9,ISSN:2320-0383

54. Employee Mental health and Musical Ability, International Journal of Psychosocial

Research, Dec 2015 – ISSN 2320- 6381/Global Impact Factor .541

Dr.Rema.M.K

55. Challenges in the rehabilitation of destitute women with mental illness, International

Journal of Psychology and education (IJPE), June 2015, Vol,2 Issue 10, Page Nos1-

3, ISSN:2321-8606

56. An Impact of JPMR in managing the perceived stress level among college students,

International Journal of Research in Medical and Applied Sciences (IJRMAS), August

2015 P 1-7,Vol,1-issue -2, ISSN: 2454-3667

57. Ego integrity at old age, International journal of educational aspects, management

studies and applied sciences,(IJEAMSAS), May-July 2015, Vol,3-issue-10&11, Page

Nos 7-9,ISSN:2320-0383

Mr. Senthil Kumaran J:

58. Personality and test anxiety of school students, International Journal of Education and

Psychological Research (IJEPR), ISSN - 2279-0179,Issue Details : Volume 4, Issue 2,

June 2015,Page Nos : 09 - 13

FACULTY PAPER PRESENTATION – 41 PAPERS PRESENTED

S.No Name of the

Faculty

Title of Paper Presented Title of the Programme &Venue

( State / National / International)

1 Syed Kazim Impact of Globalisation on the

Poverty of India

KRISYM - Globalisation and Changing

Landscape of Business, KristuJayanti College (

International)

2 Prof. R. Kumar and

Dr. Ambika. P

Comparative Study Of

Microblogging Behavior On Twitter

And Facebook – Educational Sector

IEEE Cloud Computing for Emerging Markets

Pre-Conference Workshop, CrownePlaza,

Electronics City, Bengaluru

3 Dr. V. Babu,

Ms.MadhuMalathi

A Study on women owned business

in India-prospects and challenges.

National Seminar on Women Empowerment,

Challenges and contemporary issues.

ManonmaniamSundaranar University,

Tamilnadu.

4 Prof. Susan Sanny Enhancing Learning Skills

St. Joseph’s Evening College.

Modern Trends in English Language Teaching

5 Prof. Reena Rani

Justin

Ethics in English Language

Teaching

St. Joseph’s Evening College.

Modern Trends in English Language Teaching

6 Mr.Syed Kazim Innovative Teaching Methods in

Higher Education: Sustainable

Perspective

AICTE Sponsored International Conference on

Creating a Sustainable Lens for Higher

Education, Sambharam College of Management (

International)

7 Ms.Geetanjali

Diwani

Is Government Really Sensitive

Towards Financing Higher

Education- An Empirical Evidence”

International conference on A vision for higher

education 2030, Mount Carmel college,

Bengaluru.

8 Dr. V .Babu

FDI in educational sector,

challenges, opportunities and future

implications

International conference on A vision for higher

education 2030, Mount Carmel college,

Bengaluru.

9 Prof Syed Kazim

Prof Vinod Joseph

Make in India – The Employment

Perspective

Make in India – Issue and Challenges,

East Point College of Higher Education

( International)

10 Prof Syed Kazim A Study on the Unethical Aspects in

Advertisement and Its Impact on

Women and Children

The Paradigm of Triple Bottom Line – Risk

Ethics, Governance and Sustainability), St Joseph

College of Commerce, Bangalore (International)

11 Dr.GnanaSankaran A Computer package for molecular

dynamics computations an example

for the usage of cots components

4th National Conference on Intellegent

computing” K.S. Rangaswamy college of Arts

and Science (Autonomous), Tiruchengode

12 Dr. Sudha

Ashokkumar

Emerging Trends in Global business National conference on Emerging Trends in

Business and Information Technology, Bangalore

City College

13 Dr.Anthony

Vincent,

Mr.Rajesh.H

Influencing digital learning with the

global competence and holistic loom

an internationalization approach

“Quality initiatives & Bench marking in higher

education institutions” Two days NAAC

sponsored national conference on 3rd and 4th

September 2015, Surana College, Bengaluru

14 Dr.V. Chitra Impact of commitment towards

involvement- A study with reference

to public sector banks in Chennai

City

National conference on /

Emerging trends in business and information

technology /

Bangalore city college

15 Mrs. Reena Employee Engagement – It’s time to

rethink

National conference on /

Emerging trends in business and information

technology /

Bangalore city college

16 Mr.Retheesh.P.T Role of tribal community in tourism

with special reference to tourism

activities in Periyan, Chinnar and

Thenmala

International seminar/ Tourism Sector in India :

Development, Sustainability and Challenges

17 Prof.

Chandrashekhar

Education in present context and

challenges in teaching Language

Dr. Nitte Shakaradyanthaya Memorial First

Grade College, Yelahanka.

18 Dr.E.S.Challaraj

Emmanuel

Rare Earth Elements as an Alternate

Fertilizer

Biorujivith-One day National Seminar-Food and

Nutrition - A Challenge to Food Safety,Garden

city college, Bangalore

19 Dr.G.Vanishree Women Empowerment and Food

Security

3rd National conference on “Empowerment of

Indian Woman Through Skill Ecosystem”

organized by Women Empowerment Cell, Kristu

Jayanti College.

20 Mr.Prathap.G

Mr.Ramanathan

Impact on women empowerment

through access to ICT in challenging

environment.

3rd National conference on “Empowerment of

Indian Woman Through Skill Ecosystem”

organized by Women Empowerment Cell, Kristu

Jayanti College.

21 Ms.Preethi S J G Raising Economic Status of Women

through Micro Finance and Women

Welfare Schemes: A Study of

Pondicherry

UGC Sponsored International Conference on

Recent Trends in Business Finance and

Economics, Jai Narain Vyas University, Jodhpur.

22 Prof.R.Kumar and

Dr.Ambika

Comparative study of

Microblogging behavior on Twitter

abd facebook to foster continous

learning – Educational Sector.

IEEE Conference on Cloud Computing for

Emerging Markets

23 Prof Selvi S Presented paper on the topic Solid

Waste Management adopted by

BBMP

One-Day International conference-“Swachh

Bharat-Issues & Challenges in Planning and

Execution “ organized Garden City College

Bangalore

24 Prof. Surendranath

Reddy

Customer Perception towards online

purchase of electronic products

Global Convergence of Management Education

Practices, Canara School of Business Bangalore (

International)

25 Dr. Ritty Francis

and Ms. Reena.R

Green HRM- A paramount for

emerging corporates

International conference on "Managing human

resources at the workplace"/Shri Dharmasthala

Manjunatheshwara Institute for Management

Development, Mysuru

26 Prof. Surendhranath

Reddy

A Comparative Study on Customer

Involvement in Purchasing

Electronic Products through online

Conference on Managing Human

Resourcs at Workplace, SDMIMD,

Mysore (International)

shopping and Traditional shopping

with reference to Bangalore

27 Mr.H.Rajesh

Dr.Anthony Vincent

“Upgrading nuisness intelligence to

elevate international import and

export system to sustain in global

market: An empirical e-buisness

modeling for dynamic growth”

5th National summit on Institutionalizing

Academia-Industry Interface on Make in india,

Smart cities, social impact, PHD National

building forum, PHD house, New Delhi

28 Prof. Varsha

Agarwal

Implementing Quality Health Care

Strategies for Improving Service

delivery at Private Hospitals in India

IMRA-IIMB International Conference, IIM

Bangalore (International)

29 Prof. Varsha

Agarwal

Role of Service quality to meet the

patients expectations in Private

hospitals in India

IMRA-IIMB International Conference, IIM

Bangalore (International)

30 Ms. Pleasa Serin

Abraham

Willingness to pay for green rated

building in Bangalore

National Conference on - The Indian society for

Ecological Economics / Ashoka Trust for

Research in Ecology and the environment

National Institute for Advanced studies

31 Mr. Charles

Ambrose and Mr.

Sridhar L S

A study on price discovery in

commodity market : An Empirical

study on silver market

International conference on Emerging trends in

global Accounting and Finance / Kristu Jayanti

college

32 Prof. Varsha

Madhavan

The study on Overall Relationship

between Capital Structure and

Firm’s Performance

International Conference on Emerging Trends in

Global Accounting and Finance

Kristu Jayanti College,. Bangalore

33 Dr.Challaraj

Emmanuel

A study on bioaccumulation &

molecular identification of Bacterial

isolates in Rare earth environment of

chavara

National Seminar on Biodiversity-Climatic

changes,challenges & oppurtunities-Organized

by Department of Zoology,

Sacred heart College(Autonomous),Kochi,Kerala

34 Dr.Molly Joy Mobile Phone addiction among

college students

National conference on “multidimensional

Impact of Digitalization on Modern life”, A.P.S

college of Arts and Science, N.R.Colony

.Bangalore

35 Mr.Md Umair Perception of social entrepreneurs

towards challenges and issues in

social entrepreneurship in India.

National conference on Managing

competitiveness with sustainable business growth

CMR institute of Management Studies,

Bangalore

36 Dr.S.Sundararajan Role of Higher educational

Institutions in reinventing the skills

for Global Competency

National IQAC Conference on Role of higher

educational institutions in reinventing skills for

global competency, Kristu Jayanti College,

Bangalore

37 Dr. Amitha Santiago The realm of the possible:

Activating the Self in marriage

National conference on Knots and Ties: Marriage

and Family through changing times

38 Dr.S.Sundararajan Employees Health and Safety

Measures in Modern Companies-

empirical study

School of Management Studies, Kongu

Engineering College, Erode

39 Prof. Surendranath

Reddy C

A Study On Impact Of Online

Advertising On Consumer Attitudes

And Online Purchase Interest With

Special Reference To College

Students In Bangalore

Ideation- Evolving Trends in Commerce,

Management, Arts and Science, Sri Gokul

College, Kolar (National)

40 Dr. Vanishree G Social Entrepreneurship 3rd International conference on contemporary

Issues on Management & Information

Technology (ICMIT-2016) Kuala Lumpur,

Malaysia

41 Smitha A G Smoking A Recognised Risk Factor

for Cognitive Decline Among

Elderly:A Review

UGC-DRS National Seminar on Healthy Aging-

A Life Span Perspective

CONSULTANCY/ RESOURCE PERSON:

21 Faculty members served as Consultants and Resource persons for 27 various academic

programmes.

Dr. Jonas Richard A

Served as Resource person for

2nd Annual School leaders Convention of SWR, TWR and KGVB institutions on the

topic of Inculcation of Life skills in school education.

Faculty Development programme, Don Bosco College, Yelagiri Hills, Vellore.

Career Orientation programme at St. Michael’s High School, Kothanur, Bangalore.

Capacity building training on Life skills and personality development at Don Bosco

College, Yelagiri Skills, Vellore.

Chairperson of the session

South Asian Conference of Professional Social workers on “Dignity and worth of

peoples in a Globalised Economy: Role of State, Enterprises, Corporates and Social

workers in building Inclusive societies.” At Christ University.

7th National IQAC Conference on Role of Higher Educational Institutions in

Reinventing Skills for Global Competency, Kristu Jayanti College – Paper presentation

session.

Ms. Susan Sanny

Served as Resource person for

Interactive workshop at Mount Bethany Public School on the topic - Effective

communication

Interactive workshop at Mar Ivanios Bethany School on the topic - Effective

communication.

Mr. C. Surendranath Reddy

Chairperson of the session: KRISYM - Globalisation and Changing Landscape of Business,

Kristu Jayanti College (International).

Mr. Vijaya Kumar

Served as Resource person for Orientation of M.Com program. St.Anne’s First Grade

College, Bengaluru.

Dr.Molly Joy

Serves as IQAC member and attended the IQAC meeting ,Montford College

Chairperson of the session: 7th National IQAC Conference on Role of Higher

Educational Institutions in Reinventing Skills for Global Competency, Kristu Jayanti

College – Paper presentation session.

Mr.H.Rajesh

Served as Resource person for the session on Big Data Analytics at Sindhi College of

Commerce, Bangalore.

Mr.Bino Joseph

Served as Resource person for the session Understanding High Definition at St. Claret’s PU

College.

Dr.P. Ambika

Chairperson of the session: Paper presentation session on Web mining and Text Mining,

National Conference on Convergence in Operational and Computational Technology,

Department of Computer Science, Garden City College.

Prof. Abraham

Served as Resource person for the session on Reporting Methods at Maharani Lakshmi

Ammani College.

Dr. Anthony Vincent Served as Resource person for the session on Microsoft 10982 –

Windows 10 at Virtual Training on behalf of Eagle Claw consulting and Global knowledge to

HCL Company.

Prof. Jyothi Manoj

Served as Resource person for the session on Multiple Regression, Factor Analysis, Cluster

Analysis, Discriminant Analysis at Faculty Development Programme on Multivariate

Analysis, Kristu Jayanti College.

Prof. K. Aruna Devi

Served as Resource person for the session on Web Mining and Recommender System

at Department of IT, VHNSN College, Virudhunagar, Tamil Nadu.

Served as Resource person for the Seminar on Big Data Analytics and Hadoop

at Research Department of Computer Science, VHNSN College, Virthunagar, Tamil

Nadu.

Prof. Aloysius Edward, Dr. Nelson, Dr. Jude and Ms. Ramya served as consultants for

colleges regarding documentation, and Quality assurance initiatives.

Mr. Ratheesh Palakuzhi

Served as Resource person for the session on Current challenges of Tourism in India at

Hasnath College for women and Post -Graduation center.

Dr.N.Gnanasankaran

Served as Resource person for the session on Mobile communication at Department of

Physics, Vellalar College for women Erode.

Prof. A Muruganantham was the chief guest at valedictory ceremony of Scintillators club.

Prof. Velmurugan R, Prof. Muruganantham A and Prof. Kumar R: Automation of BM

School (Software Development), Bangalore.