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GFGC,Kuv,Mys: Annual Report 2013-14

Government of Karnataka

Department of Collegiate Education

Government First Grade College

Kuvempunagar, Mysore.

Annual Report of 2013-14

State Quality Assurance Cell

Continuous Evaluation for Quality and Excellence

CRITERIA-1

Teaching-Learning and Evaluation (175 points)

CRITERIA-2

RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND CONSULTANCY (50 Points)

CRITERIA-3

GOVERNANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS (100 Points)

CRITERIA-4

INFRASTRUCTURE AND SUPPORT SERVICES (75 Points)

CRITERIA-5

STUDENT SERVICES (100 Points)


Continuous Evaluation for Quality and Excellence format

Part-I: Profile of the College:

Part-II: Criteria-wise Instrument

Part-III: Department Profile

Part-IV:

a. Strengths of the College:

b. Areas of concern:

c. Benchmarks recommended

d. Quality Facilitators’ Remarks


Region Code: Mysore.

College Code: 78


(Entire format to be filled-in by the College except the QF’s

observations/recommendations)

2013-14 Report

(QF to record observations on each item during the visit)

Part-I

Profile of the College:

1. Name of the College: Government First Grade College,

2. Address:- Kuvempunagar, Mysore.

3. Phone No: 0821-2567906 [email protected]

Website: www.gfgckuvmys.co.in

4. Year of Establishment: 1996

5. Region code:

6. Name of the Principal : Prof.Udayshankar

Contact Details: Mob: 9481815912.

7. Name of the IQAC Coordinator: Gopala Krishna Murthy HR

Contact Details: 9448589923.

8. Grade of the Principal: Grade-I/Grade II (UG/PG) (Tick)

9. Affiliation status of the College: Permanent/temporary (Tick)

10. University to which affiliated: University of Mysore.

11. Total No. of Programs: UG: No.04 Details: BA, BBM, B.Com., & B.Sc.

PG: No. 00.


12. Courses and Combinations: Details in tabular form

Course Combinations Certificate

Course/

Diploma/Advanced

B.A., B.Com., B.B.M. &

B.Sc. University of Mysore

Dip/any other offered ---- ----

B.A H.E.P., H.E.S., H.S.K. ---

BSc P.M.Cs., P.C.M., E.M.Cs. ---

BCom As per UoM ---

BBM As per UoM ---

BCA ---- -----

PG Programs ---- -----

Any other ---- ----

13. 2(f) status: recognized/applied/not applied (Tick) Year of recognition:

2006

14. 12(B) status: recognized/applied/not applied (Tick) Year of

recognition: 2006

15. Total Number of Teachers: Permanent: 30 [16+13] (Men/Women) Guest

Faculty: 37 [17+20] (Men/Women) Total: 61.


Sl.No. Designation Men Women Total

1. Assistant Professors 04 08 12

2. Associate Professors 07 04 12

Associate Professors [Redployed] 05 01 06

3. Professors - - -

4. Librarian & PCDirector - 02 02

5. Guest Teachers 17 20 37

Total 61

16. Number of Non-teaching staff: 06 Details:

Designation Male Female Total

Manager 0 0 0

Superintendent 0 1 1

FDA 1 0 1

SDA 1 1 2

TYPIST 1 0 1

ATTENDER 1 1 2


17. Number of Students : Program wise, Course wise and combination wise

Program Course Combination

Number of Students

Male Female

Total Total in each

course

UG

BA

HEP 156 29 185

516 HES 171 17 188

HSK 120 23 143

B.Sc.

PMCs 21 10 31

71 PCM 22 8 30

EMCs 3 7 10

B.Com -- 254 70 324 324

BBM -- 110 21 131 131

1042

18. Results: Program wise, course wise, year wise :

Program Course

2012-13 2013-14

Percentage Appeared passed %

UG

BA 83% 118 103 87 %

B.Sc. 65% 15 12 80 %

B.Com 75% 82 61 75 %

BBM 50% 29 26 90 %


19. No. of Teachers without the prescribed workload: details: 4

Sl.No. Dept. Teacher Workload

1 Zoology 1 0

2 Chemistry 2 22

3 Electronics 1 6 [Started in 2013-14]

20. No. of Teachers in excess: details: 2 (faculty wise details)

Sl.No. Dept. Teacher Workload Excess

teacher

1 Zoology 1 0 1

2 Chemistry 2 22 1

3 Electronics 1 6 [Started in 2013-14] 1

21. No. of teachers required: 13 (Faculty wise details)

Sl.No. Dept. Teacher Workload Required

No.Teacher

1 Commerce 3 200 9

2 Economics 1 52 3

3 English 1 44 1

22. No. of teachers on Deputation: In the College: 01

Outside the College: NIL

23. Campus area: 1.03 acres


24. Carpet area: 25,000 Sq.ft.

25. Status of land: own land/land available/land not available (Tick) give

details if necessary : Own Land.

26. Status of Building: own Building/Rented building/ Building under

construction/amount sanctioned: own Building.

27. Whether UGC funds provided for building of hostel/auditorium etc and details:

No [applied in 12th Plan-RUSA]

28. Whether Accredited: Yes/No (Tick)

Grade: B Year: 2007

29. Whether Re-accredited: Yes/No (Tick) : Prepared RAR.

30. Status of AQARs submission to NAAC: Submitted: Yes.

31. Whether recognized as ‘Centre with Potential for Excellence’ :

No.

32. Status of Audit: up to 2012-13.

33. Status of LIC reports:

34. Status of LIC Compliance Reports:

35. In case the College is accredited, status on Peer Team Exit Report

recommendations: Achieved/ Not achieved (Tick) Percentage: 50%.



Part-II

As-is-Analysis Manual

Criteria-I

Curriculum, Teaching, Learning and Evaluation

1. Status of the College: Affiliated / Autonomous

2. No. of Teachers on BoS: 07.

3. No. of Teachers on BoE: 10.

4. No. of Teachers in Textbook and Review Committee: 02.

5. Whether students’ feedback on curriculum is collected: Yes.

6. Whether Teachers interact with the University on curricular issues for

enrichment/improvement: Prof.Jigalur [Department of Commerce &

Management].

7. Programmes / activities taken up for curriculum enrichment, resources

collected, theatre activities related to curriculum: No: 07.

Sl.No. Name of Programme Duration No.of

Beneficiaries

1 Beautician Coursce 5 weeks 20

2 Computer Network

Workshop

2 weeks 29


3 Mushroom Culture 25 days 200

4 Hallow Bricks Making

Trainning

1 day 50

5 Tissue Cultivation 2 Days 200

6 Ajola Cultivation 1 week 150

7 Wall Painting 1 week 25

8. Courses offered: 04

Course Combination

B.A. HEP / HES / HSK

B.B.M. AS PER UOM

B.Com. AS PER UOM

B.Sc. PCM / PMCs /EMCs

9. Range of combinations: Under Graduate

10. Details of PG programmes: No.

11. Year of launching the PG Programme/s: Not Appicable.

12. Details of UGC add-on Courses/JoC, Certificate, diploma and advanced

diploma courses: NIL.


13. Value addition programmes /other certificate courses:

Beautician Courses & Computer Network Certificate Course.

14. New Programmes/courses started/applied: B.Sc. (EMCs)

15. Efforts made to improve the professional competency among teachers and

non-teachers:

Encouraged Teachers participate in Teacher Empowerment Training [05] &

Feel Teacher Programme conducted by CLHRD, organized by DCE [2].

16. No. of teachers with Post-Doctoral degrees/pursuing/applied: NIL

17. No. of teachers with PhD and their percentage to total no. 06 of teachers in

the college.

Sl.No. Staff Percentage

Ph.D. 6 25

M.Phil. 6 25

Both 0 0

18. No. of teachers with M.Phil and their percentage to total no. of teachers in

the college: 06 [25%]

19. Teachers with NET: 03.

20. Teachers with SLET: 04.

21. Empowerment Programmes/Training provided to teachers: 05.


Sl.No. Name Department During

1 Shobhalatha N English 1.4.2012 – 7.4.2012

2 Manjual R Political Science 24.6.2012 – 30.6.2012

3 Dhamayanthi PT Commerce 31.7.2011 - 6.8.2011

4 Renuka Devi K Mathematics 4.9.2011 – 1.09.2011

5 Sheela T Computer Science 25.2.2012 – 2.3.2012

22. Empowerment programmes/training provided to non-teaching staff: NIL.

23. Contribution/organizing/participation regarding Academic Seminars,

conferences and Workshops: NIL.

24. No. of teachers who attended Orientation/Refresher Courses:

OP – 3 & RC – 4.

25. No. of teachers who received training in counseling in the Evaluation

period :00 and their total Number in the college:00.

26. Total trained counselors in the Evaluation period 00 and their total Number

in the college:00.

27. No. of Teachers trained in TQM/HRD in the College in the

Evaluation period 02 and their total Number:02.

28. No. of Teachers trained in Computer skills/ICT in the Evaluation

period 00 and their total Number:00.

29. No. of teachers who received administrative training at ATI in the

evaluation period and their total Number in the College:01.

30. No. of Non-teaching staff who received Computer training in the

evaluation period and their total Number in the College: 00.


31. No. of non-teaching staff who received training at DTI in the evaluation

period and their total Number in the College:00.(Details wherever

applicable)

32. No. of non-teaching staff who received HRMS training in the evaluation

period and their total Number in the College: 00

33. No. of persons trained in e-granthalaya in the evaluation period and

their total Number in the College:00.

34. Percentage of teachers using only traditional methods of teaching

like chalk and talk method:80%.

35. Percentage of teachers using LCD: 20%.

36. Percentage of teachers using OHP: 20%.

37. Percentage of teachers using ICT: 20%.

38. Percentage of teachers using innovative teaching-learning methods like

Student seminars, peer teaching, peer learning, quiz etc. 50%.

39. Whether students evaluate teachers (Dept. prescribed proforma or

any other) : Yes as per DCE format.

40. Whether teacher evaluation by students analysed and whether

space for healthy remedial action is provided: Yes.

41. Whether space for evaluation of non-teaching staff/library

personnel/Teachers in PE provided: Yes. [In infrastructure & Facility

format of DCE]

42. Whether teachers’ diaries maintained: Yes.

43. Whether students attendance maintained: Yes.

44. Whether students are notified regarding shortage of attendance

well before the exam fee collection: Yes.

45. No. of Permanent Teachers ( Associate Professors: Asst. Professors: )


S.No Department Name Designation

1 Kannada K.L. Rishwanath Associate Professor

2 Dr.H.P.Geetha Associate Professor

3 Dr. V.S.Shekhar Associate Professor

4 English N. Shobha Latha Assistant Professor

5 History Dr.S.G.Ramadasa Reddy Associate Professor

6 Dr.B.P.Indira Associate Professor

7 Economics R. Nagabhushan Assistant Professor

8 Political Science R. Manjula Assistant Professor

9 Dr. Balaji Assistant Professor

10 Sociology C.B.Rajeshwari Associate Professor

11 Commerce Jigalur Associate Professor

12 D.P.Umesh Assistant Professor

13 Dhamayanthi Assistant Professor

14 Physics Udayashankar Associate Professor

15 Computer Science H.R.Gopalakrishna Murthy Associate Professor

16 Sheela.T Assistant Professor

18 Mathematics K. RenukaDevi Assistant Professor

Dr.Syeda Ayeesha Assistant Professor

20 Chemistry Venkatesh Murthy Assistant Professor

21 Electronics A. Nagesh Associate Professor

22 Zoology [EVS] M.K. Manjappa Associate Professor

23 Librarian N. Mamatha Librarian

24 Physical Education Smt.Vanitha Physical & Cultural

Director


46. No. of Guest Teachers: 37.

47. No. of teachers with NET/SLET: NET- 3, SLET -5.

48. No. of Technical staff if any: NIL.

49. Teacher-student ratio: 43 : 1042 [ 1 : 24 ].

50. Ratio of Permanent teachers to Guest Teachers: 24:37[ 1.00:1.54 ]

51. Whether slow-learners identified: Yes [Remedial Classes are

conducted for their improvement]

52. Whether advanced learners identified: Yes [Encourage to deliver

Seminars].

53. Whether special initiatives in place for differently-abled and visually

challenged students: Yes.

54. Whether special efforts made to address gender concerns:

Yes [Especially Girl students are Guided & Counseling is done for the

needy].

55. Whether Remedial Courses conducted (UGC funded or any):

Yes [UGC funded].

56. Whether Tutorial classes conducted: In few subjects.

57. Whether Bridge courses/Orientation/induction programmes conducted :

Orientation Programme for Enter Level students.

58. Whether student projects encouraged: Yes.

59. No. of tests conducted in each semester: Minimum one.

60. No. of Assignments students take up in each semester: Minimum one.

61. Whether any other evaluation methodology used to facilitate ‘e- learning’:

NO.

62. Tools adopted for internal evaluation: Student Appraisal of

Faculty & Infrastructure facility by Final Year students.


63. Whether records maintained regarding continuous evaluation/internal

evaluation of students maintained at each Department/office level: Yes [Test

Papers & Assignments of previous year]

64. Percentage of errors in the entry of students’ internal marks/No. of

students who get ‘NP’ status because of the errors at the data entry level:

0.2 to 0.5 %

65. Percentage of Teachers attending valuation work: 95%.

66. Percentage of Teachers attending examination work:

100%.

67. Healthy Practices regarding

a. Teaching: Completing syllabus on time with Interaction & Discussion.

b. Learning: Encouraging students to participate in Group discussion &

Seminars.

c. Evaluation: Conducting Test & Evaluation of the same. Evaluating the

Assignments submitted by the students [Every Semester].


Criteria-II

RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND CONSULTANCY

68. Whether a Research Committee in place: Yes.

69. Whether the role and responsibility of the Research Committee well

defined : Yes. Whether minutes book maintained: Yes.

70. Whether the College is identified as the Research Centre

: No.

71. No. of UGC sponsored Major Research Projects: Completed/on-

going/applied : No.

72. No. of UGC sponsored Minor Research Projects:

Completed/on-going/applied: Applied by 06 faculty.

73. Details of any other Research Project and funding agency:

No.

74. Details of teachers who are recognized Research Guides: 01.

Dr.H.P.Geetha., Associate Professor in Kannada.

75. No. of Seminars (International/National/State/Regional level) organized

by the College: 05.

Date Event Guest

24.02.2014

[College]

Maths Deaprtment Special

Lecture “ Complex

Number Analysis”

Dr.Madhusudhan.,

Associate Professor, GFGC,

Bannur.

01.03.2014

[College]

Commerce& Management

Dept: Special Lecture on

Taxation.

Keshv.K.Dongre.

Charted Accountant & Tax

Consultant,


03.03.2014

[College

Level]

Basic aspects of

Astronomy and

Astrophysics

Dr. H. N. Ranganath Rao,

Associate Professor in

Physics,Maharani Science College

for women, Mysore.

25.3.2014

[College

Level]

Chemistry Dept: Special

Lecture on NMR

Spectroscopy.

Prof.Gopala Krishna Murthy HR

Department of Computer Science.

26.3.2014

[State

Level]

Dr.Babu Jagajeevan Ram

Thoughts in Collabaration

with Dr.Babu

JagajeevanRam Study &

Research Centre.

1. Dr.SN Hedge

Retired V.C., UOM,Mysore.

2. Prof.C.K.Mahadeshwarappa

JD, DCE of Mysore Region.

3. Dr.Dharani Malagathi

Deputy Director, Police

Academy,Mysore.

76. No. of Workshops (International/National/State/Regional level)

organized by the College: 05,

Date Event Guest

27.4.2013

[College

Level]

One Day workshop on

Environment.

Sri.Mukthidhanandha Swamy.,

Ramakrishna Ashrama, Mysore.

18.9.2013

[College]

Hanabhe Besaya

Trainning.

Hanabhe Besaya Trainer & NSS

Coordinator


3.10.2013 to

16.11.2013

[College

Level]

45 days Beautician

Training Programme

[5weeks]: Facial,Hair

oil massage, Mekap,

Hair style, Pedicure,

Bleach,Hair

coloringMahendi.

Prof.Rajeshwari,

Prof.Swetha,

Prof.Pushpanjali &

Ananthanarayan.

05.03.2014

[College

Level]

One Day Computer

Hardware Workshop.

Mr.Bharath Kumar P-Radiance

Infotech Centre Director,

Ms.Shalini C & Ms.Anitha N and

Mr.Chandrakanth as Technical

Expert.

10.4.2014 to

24.4.2014

[College

Level]

CS Department:

Certificate Course on

NETWORKING [2

weeks]

1.Shalini., Manager, Radiance

Infotech, Mysore.

2.Chandrakanth. Radiance

Infotech, Mysore.

77. No. of Symposia organized by the College: 04,

Date Event Guest

22.02.2014

1.30PM

[College

Level]

NAAC Reaccreditation

interactive session with

NAAC coordinator of

Government College,

Hassan.

Prof.Muralidhar.

Government Arts College, Hassan.


10.03.2014

[College

Level]

Good Citizen Club -

Political Science

Department

Dr.Salim., IPS., Police

Commissioner, Mysore.

18.3.2014

[College

Level]

Interactive discussion

among staff the API

points to improve the

performance.

Prof.Nagabhushan

NAAC Coordinator

2.4.2014

[College

Level]

“Pavadagala Bhayalu” Prof.Revanna. Associate Professor in

Physics, Bharathi College, KM

Doddi, Madya(district).

78. Number and Percentage of teachers with International publications (total

and the period of evaluation): 02 [Sri.R.Nagabhushan(Economics)&

Smt.T.Nagaveni(History)]

79. Number and Percentage of teachers with national level publications

(total and the period of evaluation): 17,

S.No. Name

Department

No.of Papers

Presented 1 Dr.H.P.Geetha Kannada 1

2 Smt.A. Ashwini Kannada 1

3 Smt.N.Shobhalatha English 4

4 Dr.RamdasReddy History 1

5 Smt.T.Nagaveni History 2


6 Sri.R.Nagabhushan Economics 5

7 Smt.R.Manjula Political Science 3

80. Number and Percentage of teachers who published books :

S.No. Name Department Role No.

1 Dr.H.P.Geetha Kannada Sole 1

2 Dr.N.Shekhar Kannada Sole 2

3 Dr.SG.

RamdasReddy

History Sole 3

4 R.Nagabhushan Economics Sole

Co-author

1

5

5 Dr.G.Balaji P.Science Sole 1

6 BS.Jigalur Commerce Sole 1

81. Other publications (popular magazines, Newspapers and articles in

other journals and publications):

S.No. Name Department Role No.

1 Dr.H.P.Geetha Kannada Edited Volume 5

2 Dr.SG.

RamdasReddy

History Edited Volume 1


3 Dr.B.P.Indira History Main-Author

Edited

1

4

4 T.Nagaveni History Co-Author

Edited

5

1

5 R.Nagabhushan Economics Conference Volume 5

6 R.Manjula P.Science Conference Volume 1

82. Number and percentage of teachers on various academic bodies and

details : NIL.

83. Number and percentage of teachers in various cultural fora and

organizations: NIL.

84. Number and percentage of teachers working for different NGOs/societies:

02.

85. Number and percentage of teachers associated with Research

bodies/agencies/institutions: 01.

86. Whether the College has any MoU/MoA/MoC with any

organization/institution/agency: No.

87. Healthy Practices:

The Research activities are encouraged through,

A well-established UGC Network Resource Centre.

Subscription to Journals and to N-List

Computers and Internet facility.

A Research Committee is formed to promote, guide and support research

activities.


Criteria-III

Governance and Administrative Systems

88. Whether the Mission, Vision and vision goals displayed

prominently at the College: Yes.

89. Efforts made by the institution to realize the Vision and

Mission: Yes.

90. Whether the Prospectus is published by the college: Yes.

91. Whether pre-admission counseling conducted: Yes.

92. Whether student profiles computerized: Yes [Admission details are

Prepared & mailed to University of Mysore.

93. Does the college provide wide publicity regarding the

reservation system followed during admissions: Yes.

94. Whether details are notified regarding students’ admissions, roaster

system, etc.: Yes.

95. Whether single-window system followed for admissions: Yes.

96. Is there any system for rewarding teachers, non-teaching staff for

their performance with appreciation certificates, etc,.: No.

97. Whether the college brings out a newsletter (annual, half-

yearly, quarterly): No.

98. Whether any Dept. individually brings out a newsletter: o1 [Department

of History]

99. Whether CDC Constituted: Yes.

100. Whether CDC approved by the Govt. Yes.

Status: Sent for Approval.

101. No. of sittings by the CDC in an academic year: minimum one.


102. Whether UGC Committee in place: Yes.

103. Whether UGC minutes book maintained: Yes.

104. Whether UGC Stock book Maintained: Yes.

105. Whether the State/UGC/SC/ST Grant details mentioned and

proper numbering done as per the stock books: Yes.

106. Funds received under different schemes of the UGC: Audited income

expenditure statement of academic and administrative activities

(2009-10 to 2012-13)

Sl.

No.

Year Name of the Grant Sanctioned Utilised Refunded

1 2009-

10

Catch-Up Grants-I 3,00,000 2,99,143 …

2 GDA-I 5,60,000 5,57,531 9,288

3

2010-

11

Catch-Up Grants-II 3,00,000 2,98,791 2,066

4 GDA-2 4,00,000 3,98,225 500

5 Entry in to service 3,60,000 3,59,671 329

6 Stipend 1,20,000 1,20,000 …

7 N.R.Centre 12,000 11,569 431

8 Sp.G.for Capacity

Building 3,60,000 3,59,457 343

9 Career & Council Cell 1,60,000 1,59,591 409


10 Remedial Coaching 3,60,000 3,55,808 4,192

11

2011-

12

GDA-3 6,40,000 6,34,956 9,788

12 Additional Grants I&II 22,50,000 21,71,162 78,838

13 Interest on Grants 46,400 … 46,400

14

2013-

14

GDA 4,00,000 Under

use …

15 Entry in to service 1,50,000, Under

use …

16 Remedial Coaching 1,50,000 Under

use …

17 Physical Education

Seminar 1,50,000

Under

use …

18 Sport Infrasturcture

Development

5,00,000 [Not yet

received]

107. Whether the College has returned any UGC fund because it

could not utilize the amount and details: Partial [Details are

given in the previous table]

108. Status of submission of Utilization Certificate to the UGC: upto 2012-13

are submitted to UGC.

109. Whether a Purchase Committee constituted: Yes.

110. Whether IQAC functional: Yes


IQAC prepares the action plan of the college in consultation with the

Heads of the departments and the conveners of various committees. It also

monitors the implementation of these plans.

IQAC has organized Computer Training Programme to impart the

Computer Knowledge to the Staff members of the College. The Training for

the effective implementation of the quality assurance procedures is provided to

the staff members by the UGC and IQAC.

The Staff members are regularly deputed to undergo training

programmes such as Orientation Programmes, refresher Courses, Teacher

Empowerment Programmes, Administrative Training Programmes, and Feel

Teacher Programmes.

The faculty are encouraged to participate and present research papers in

seminars and conferences. The college has a Research Committee which

encourages Research activities in the college.

111. Whether the College maintains the following records:

a. CDC Minutes book : Yes.

b. CDF minutes book : Yes.

c. UGC minutes book : Yes.

d. Stock register on equipment : Yes.

Holdings: UGC/STATE/ others: Yes.

e. Stock register on furniture : Yes.

f. Stock register on Lab equipment : Yes.

g. Stock verification records : Yes.

h. Log book in Computer: Yes.


i. Purchase committee minutes book : Yes.

j. Librarypurchase committee

minutes book : Yes.

k. Log book in Library/Reference section : Yes.

l. Students feedback on teachers : Yes.

m. Internal marks registers : Yes.

n. Any other: ---

112. Whether office automation complete: No.

113. Percentage of office automation: Yet to Begin.

114. Whether job-charts issued to non-teaching staff: Yes.

115. Whether different committees notified: Yes.

116. Whether the role and responsibilities of different committees well

defined: Yes.

117. Whether students’ grievance Redressal Cell/Committee in place:

Yes.

118. Whether suggestions cum complaint box put at strategic places in

the colleges: Yes.

119. Whether Fist Aid Box kept at strategic places in the colleges: Yes [In the

Sports Department].

120. Whether a teacher is appointed for students’ welfare: Yes.

121. Whether a teacher/administrative staff identified for liaisoning with the

University regarding students’ problems: Yes.

122. Whether staff associations given due place in addressing the

grievances of teachers and non-teaching staff: Yes.

123. Whether periodic staff meetings organized to address various issues of

the college in a democratic way: Yes.


124. Details regarding resource mobilization

Sl.No. Fund Fund

Received

Fund Utilized Remaining /

Refund

1 C.D.C. 2,60,500 2,15,652 44848

2 C.D.F. 1,04,300 42,978 61,322

3 Datti Fund --- --- ---

4 Scholarship 66,224 66,224 ---

5 others --- --- ---

125. How is transparency achieved in all the functions of the college?

During Admission process, Roaster System is followed

for the Competitive & Limited seat Course [B.Com. &

B.B.M.] and Open Admission for B.A. & B.Sc.

126. Whether Parent-Teacher Meetings organized regularly, whether

minutes book maintained? Yes.

127. Whether the Alumni Association is formed?: Yes.

128. Is the alumni association registered?: No.

129. Whether annual medical campus organized?: Yes [By NSS].


a. Foundation of Eco-Club in the college.

b. About 50 seedlings and samplings have been planted and maintained.

c. The campus has been declared Tobacco and plastic free.


d. Cleanliness on the campus is being maintained.

e. Wastes are collected and dumped into the corporation dustbins provided

for the same.

f. Students of the all the courses study a paper on Environmental Studies

compulsorily.

In addition to making the college campus eco-friendly, the NSS unit has

pioneered several other initiatives on environment related issues.


Criteria-IV

Infrastructure and support services

131. No. of Classrooms: 20

132. No. of Staff rooms: 2

133. No. of restrooms: 1

134. Whether ladies waiting room identified? : Yes.

135. Whether a separate Sports utility space identified : Yes.

136. Whether parking space available: Yes.

137. Whether canteen/mobile canteen available: No.

138. Whether a separate auditorium available: Yes.

139. Whether EDUSAT equipment supplied and installed: Yes.

140. Whether the EDUSAT facility in working condition: Yes.

141. Whether the college runs a hostel: No.

142. No. of inmates in the college hostel: NIL.

143. Whether UPS installed, their number and locations:

Sl.No. Department Capacity of the UPS

1 Principal Chamber 2KVA

2 Admin Office 2KVA

3 UGC-NRC 2KVA

4 AV-Room 1KVA

5 Computer Science Lab. 5KVA

6 Physics Lab. 3KVA


144. Whether EPABX available: No.

145. Whether the library computerized: Yes.

146. Percentage of library automation: Under Progress.

147. Whether a separate reference section identified: Yes.

148. Whether journal display facility put in place: Yes.

149. Whether new arrivals displayed: Yes.

150. Whether Xerox facility provided in the library: Yes.

151. Whether net connectivity available in the library: Yes.

152. Number and percentage of teachers who visit the library: 10 & 42%.

153. Number and percentage of students who visit the library: 110 and 11%.

154. Whether biometric system put in place in the library: No.

155. Number of journals subscribed: 43

Sl.No. Department Journals

1 Languages 2

2 Science 14

3 Humanity 12

4 Commerce & Management 03

5 General 12

156. Total No. of Newspapers and copies in the Library: 10.

157. Total No. of Magazines and copies in the library: 15

158. Details regarding Reference material: 4178.


S.No Particulars Volume

1 Kannada Encyclopedia 6

2 Epigraphia Karnataka 12

3 Britannica Encyclopedia 32

4 Encyclopedia of World Economy 5

5 Encyclopedia of Com & Mgt 7

6 Encyclopedia: History of India 7

7 Encyclopedia of Political Science 5

8 Encyclopedia of Sociology 10

9 Encyclopedia of Health Education,Psychology& Sports

Science

8

10 Encyclopedia of Research Methodology 2

159. Whether digital content available in the library: Yes [Access to Inflibnet

N-list.

160. Book bank, question bank facility in the library: SC/ST Book bank.

161. Whether CCTV installed in the library: Yet to Install.

162. Total No. of Books:

Sl.No. Category Number of Books

1 UGC 4878

2 SC / ST 13439


3 General 8221

163. Total No. of titles: Subject-wise Books details,

Sl.No. Department Books

1 Kannada 2552

2 English 929

3 History 2700

4 Economic 2614

5 Political Science 1990

6 Sociology 2214

7 Physics 952

8 Mathematics 1015

9 Computer Science 1008

10 Chemistry 534

11 Electronics 161

12 Commerce & Management 8236

13 Environment Science 477

14 Sports 39

15 General 1032

Total 26453


164. Whether stock verification done annually and whether records

maintained: Yes.

165. Whether a system of discarding old books in place: Yes[It is under

Progress].

166. Whether separate rack identified for books meant for competitive

examinations: Yes [Entry in to Service : 889 Books for Competitive

examination.

167. No. of science labs-dept. wise:

Sl.No. Department No.of Lab’s

1 Physics 1

2 Computer Science 1

3 Chemistry 1

4 Electronics Yet to Establish

168. No. of Computer Labs: 01.

169. No. of Computers, Printers, scanners, web cams, speakers, etc

S.No. Item Specification No.

1 Computer i5/i3/Core-2/Dual core/

AMD Processor

60

2 Laptop Core-2 duo/Dual core 04

3 Printer Laser/Ink-jet/Dotmatrix 13


4 Photocopy

Machine

Single side/dual side 04

5 Projectors --- 03

6 Digital

Camera

8X/10X/14X 03

7 Web camera --- 00

8 Speakers --- 00

170. No. of system with Internet connectivity: 10.

171. Type of internet connection and speed: Government Economical Scheme

[10 line BSNL]

172. Whether wi-fi available :No.

173. Status on Networking (LAN): for Computer Science Laboratory.

174. Teachers-Computers ratio: 55 : 60

175. Students-Computers ratio: 1042 : 60.

176. No. of students accessing computers/internet per day: 10 %.

177. No. of LCD: 03.

178. No. of OHP: 00.

179. No. of Smart Boards: 02.

180. Whether training in Yoga, SUPW provided to students:Yes.

181. Quality of blackboards: Green Boards.

182. No. of Notice Boards available: 10.

183. Quality of classroom furniture: Good.

184. No. of staffrooms with computers and internet connectivity: 01 and UGC

– Network Resource Centre :01.


185. Whether AMC signed for the maintenance of computers and

peripherals: Yes.

186. Whether AMC signed for maintenance of copiers, electronic bells,

water purifiers etc, details: No.

187. No. of personnel hired on outsourcing system for maintenance of

campus: 04 [Library Assitant-1, Office Assiatant-1, Peon-2 &

Watchman-1]

188. Amount and source of salary paid to personnel on outsourcing system.:

CDC.


Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) facilities have been installed in

Computer Centre, Business Lab, UGC Network Resource Centre and

the Office Room. All the computers are protected through either

Common UPS systems or stand alone UPSs.

As and when any alarming fluctuation are found in power supply, the

same is immediately brought to the notice of the CHESCOM , who

supply power. Any interruption in the water supply is brought to the

notice of the Water Supply Department of the Mysore City

Corporation.

Aqua guard has been installed to get safe drinking water. Power supply

is uninterrupted as the institution has UPS system which reduces the

problem related to voltage fluctuation.

The institution has overhead water tanks which help to provide

constant water supply


Criteria-V

Student Services and other services:

190. Outdoor sports facilities: Yes [Volley ball. Through ball &

Kabbadi].

191. In-door sports facilities: Yes [Chess, Carom, weight lifting & Table

Tennis]

192. Sports material: Chess Board, Carom, Volley Ball, Through Ball,

Shuttle Badminton Rackets, Ball-Badminton Rackets…ets].

193. Whether gym facility provided: Yes [20%].

194. No. of drinking water installations and Whether they are

sufficient: 04, Not sufficient & steps are taken to provide

water facility [Approached MLA, MP & Sponcers].

195. Whether health centre available: No [Frequents Health Check-up

camps are organized by NSS].

196. Whether rain-water harvesting facility available: No.

197. Whether botanical garden maintained: No.

198. Medicinal plants garden maintained: No.

199. Whether students’ utility centre with PCO, Xerox, stationery etc

available: No [yet to establish].

200. No. of Students who received special encouragement for

participation in sports activities : 10%.

201. No. of Students and details of scholarships provided

[during 2013-14]


S.No Scholarship Name Sanctioned

Dispersed

Benefitted

Students

1 SC/ST Village

Panchayat

7000 7000 2

2 Physically Challenged ,

Women & Children

Welfare

20250 18750 11

3 SC/ST[Social Wellfare

Dept.]

59482 40264 12

202. Facilities extended to students by the college:

a. Endowment awards : NIL.

b. Placement Cell (No. of students placed) : 5%.

c. Student group insurance : Through Banks.

d. Facilitating opening of Zero balance account :Yes.

e. Colours/blazers provided : No.

f. Special coaching : On needy situation.

g. Other services : Social Service activity & Awareness

programmes through NSS.

203. Clubs/Associations set up at the college level: Cultural

Committee, eco club, skill development initiatives, theatre club, Good

Citizen Club, Heritage Club, Science Forum, etc)

204. Whether National Festivals observed/celebrated: Yes.

205. Training in spoken English (initiative by the college): No.


206. No. of actual beneficiaries of Sahayog :Yes.

207. No. of Actual beneficiaries of Manavathe:

208. No. of Actual beneficiaries of Angla :

209. Whether mid-day meal scheme put in place: No.

210. Whether data on students progression maintained: Yes[By respective

Dept. & Alumini].

211. Whether students’ participation encouraged in cultural

activities: Yes.

212. No. of inter-collegiate events organized (cultural, sports, literary): No.

213. Whether students’ participation encouraged in IQAC, Newsletter

editorial, Magazine editorial committee etc): Yes.

214. Wall –magazine: Yes.

215. Details of students’ achievements:

S No Recipient Name of the award Year

6 C.P.Nikhil State Level Best NSS Volunteer

(B.A student) 2011-12

5 C.P.Nikhil Best NSS Volunteer at the

University Level(UoM) (B.A) 2011-12

6 B.Yogesh Best NSS Volunteer at the

University Level (B.A student) 2012-13

7 C. Dhanaraj ‘Parisara Vidyarthi’ award given

by Parisara Foundation, Mysore 2013-14

8 Dr G. Balaji Best Government Employee under

Physically Challenged Category 2013-14


a. Sports

Sl.

No.

Name of the student

and Course Organizer/Level Event

Achievement

2012-13

1 Shankar [B.A.] UoM Inter

Collegiate Wrestling II Place

2 Satish [B.Sc.] Inter

Collegiate Wrestling I Place

3 Paramjyothi

[B.Com.]

UoM Inter

Collegiate Weightlifting I Place

4 Prakash M. [B.A.] UoM Inter

Collegiate Weightlifting III Place

5 Pramod [B.Sc.] UoM Inter


6

Venkatesh Sridhar

B.B.M.

UoM Inter

Collegiate

Cross-

country IX Place

7 Vasanth Kumar

[B.Com]

UoM Inter

Collegiate

Best

Physique II Place

8 Paramjyothi

[B.Com.]

Dist Level

Dasara Sports Weightlifting II Place


2013-14

1 Vasanth Kumar

[B.Com]

UoM Inter


2 Satish [B.Sc] UoM Inter

Collegiate Wrestling II Place

3

Vasanth Kumar S.

B.B.M.

UoM Inter

Collegiate Best Physique III Place

4 Suresh [B.Com] UoM Inter

Collegiate Weightlifting II Place

5 Bharath [B.Com] UoM Inter


6 Prashanth [B.A.]

Inter University –

All India South

Zone

Kho-Kho IV Place

b. Cultural events

Sl.

No.

Name of the

student[Course] Organizer/Level Event

Achievement

2011-13

1

Prajwal M. R.

B.Com

Maharanis Arts &

Commerce College

Mridangam

Competition

II Prize


(Inter Collegiate)

National Institute of

Engineering (State

Level)

UoM (University

Level)

Mysore Dasara

Exhibition

Sangeetha

Satranj

Mridangam

Fusion

instrument

programme

I Prize

I Prize

Cash Prize,

Momento

Certificate

c. Literary events : No.

d. Commerce and Mgt. Fests

e. Quiz : Partcipated.

216. No. of NSS units and student enrolment: 01.

217. Details of NSS activities:

Sl No Name of the

Organisation Activities

1.

Lions Club of Mysore,

Jayalaxmipuram

Health check up with free medicines

,Plantation

Eye camp, Blood grouping and blood

donation camp, Veternary camps,AIDS

awareness Jatha

Diabetes awareness Jatha


2 Jeevadhara Rakthanidhi

Blood grouping and volunteer blood donation

camp, Health check up camp with free

medicines distribution

3 TNM Blood grouping, General health check up

4 Vasan Eye Care,Mysore Eye check up camps

5 JSS Hospital, Mysore

Blood grouping and blood donation,

General health check ups

7 K.R. Hospital, Mysore Blood grouping and blood donation

8 Veterinary Hospital,

Mysore

Veterinary camps and free medicine

distribution

9

District Health Hospital

and Taluks Hospital,

Mysore and H.D Kote

Health camp with free medicine distribution

10 Forest Department Plantation at different places in Mysore city

and during NSS annual Special Camps

11 MYMUL, Mysore

Awareness programme on dairying for

students and farmers,

Demonstrtions on Ajola cultivation for

farmers and students

218. No. of NCC Units and student enrolment : NIL.

219. Details of NCC activities: NIL.


220. Dropout rate: 19.5%

221. Efforts made to bring down the dropout rate:- Yes.

222. Details of students results: (in tabular form – year wise/course-

wise/aggregate)

Course

Percentage of pass ( rounded off to nearest percentage)

2012-13 2013-14 [Odd Sem] 2013-14 [Even Sem]

B.A. 71% 83% 88%

B.B.M. 91% 44% 90%

B.Com 59% 50% 74%

B.Sc. 44% 65% 80%

223. Efforts made to improve results: BY conducting Remedial Classes & Special

Classes.

224. Educational tours organized: Yes.

225. Industrial visits: Yes [By Chemistry department].

226. Visits to Libraries, industries, facilities, institutions etc: Yes [ By Commerce

Department]

227. Details of blood donation camps: Organized by NSS.

228. Whether entry and exit survey conducted for students: Yes.

229. Details of Special Eco-drives, concern for ecology, activities, projects,

survey sampling on eco issues taken up by the college: Survey sampling

by Department of History & Sociology].


230. Measures taken up to maintain the campus clean: Through NSS.

231. Campus cleanliness: Status________ (as observed by the QF)

232. Whether solar energy availed in the college: Solar energy utilization facility is

not established.

233. Waste disposal management: Through Corporation Authority.

234. Average water bill : 2000.00(average of preceding three months).

235. Average electricity bill : 5000.00(average of preceding three months).

236. Average Telephone bill (average of preceding three months):

237. Whether use of mobiles banned in the campus: Yes.


Organizing coaching classes for competitive exams

Skill development (spoken English, computer literacy, etc.,)

Support for “slow learners” through Remedial Classes.

Exposures of students to other institution of higher learning/

corporate/business house etc.

Publication of student magazines

Students are asked to write reports on the study tours/visits/surveys

conducted from time to time by various departments.

Department of History has brought out a wall magazine depicting historical

personalities.

B.A. students have brought out a History Magazine containing information

on local temples, Masthi stones and Veeragallu.

The NSS unit and the College Eco Club have published an Eco Magazine

where students have written articles related to environment an ecology


Part-III

Department Profile

Department of Kannada

1 Name of the department Kannada

2 Year of Establishment 1996

3

Names of Programmes / Courses offered

(UG, PG, M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated

Masters; Integrated Ph.D., etc.)

UG

B.A, B.Sc, B.Com &

B.B.M

4 Annual / semester / choice based credit

system (programme wise)

UG –Semester

5

Participation of the department in the

courses offered by other departments

Kannada is offered as a compulsory

language paper to the students of I

Year and II Year (Upto IV semester

for B.A, B.Sc, B.Com & B.B.M

programmes)

6 Number of

Teaching posts

Sanctioned Filled

Professors NIL NIL

Associate Professors 03 03

Assistant Professors 01 01

7 Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, specialization, (D.Sc./D.Litt.

/Ph.D. / M. Phil. etc.,)


Name

Qualifi-

cation

Designation

Years of

Experience

No. of Ph.D.

Students guided

K.L. Rishwanath M.A.,M.Phil Associate

Professor 24 Yrs -

Dr. H.P. Geetha M.A.,Ph.D Associate

Professor 17 Yrs 2

Dr. Shekhar N.

M.A.,M.Phil

Ph.D

Associate

Professor 17 Yrs -

Ashwini S M.A Assistant

Professor 7 Yrs -

8 List of senior visiting faculty : NIL

9

Student -Teacher Ratio (program wise) Permanent : Bcom and

B.B.M 19:1

B.A 16:1

10

Qualifications of teaching faculty with DSc/

D.Litt/ Ph.D/ MPhil/PG.

P

G M.Phil Ph.D

02 02

11 Research Centre /facility recognized by the

University

01

12 Student Projects


a)

Percentage of students who have

done in-house projects including

inter departmental/programme

B.R.Hills, Study of Tribal Study of

Soligas – Ritual & Cultural Aspects –

Kuppali, Kavimane Beti (Thirthahalli

Tq, Shimoga Dist)

13

List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department

1. Dr. Prabhushankar -Writer

2. Dr. Kalegowda Nagawara – Prof – Writer

3. Prof. Mohan Kuntava – Professor

4. Ravindra Bhat – Journalist

5. Rajashekara Koti – Journalist

6. Dr. Padma Shaker - Prof – writer

14

Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning:

Class Room Teaching, Through CD/DVD & Power point presentation.


Department of English

1 Name of the department English


3




UG

B.A, B.Sc, B.Com

& B.B.M


system (programme wise)

UG –Semester

4

Participation of the department in the

courses offered by other departments

English is offered as a compulsory

language paper to the students of I Year

and II Year (B.A, B.Sc, B.Com & B.B.M

programmes)

5 Number of

Teaching posts

Sanctioned Filled

Professors NIL NIL

Associate

Professors NIL NIL

Assistant

Professors 01 01

6

Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, specialization, (D.Sc./D.Litt.

/Ph.D. / M. Phil. etc.,)


Name

Qualifi-

Cation

Designation

Years of

Experience

Ph.D.

Students

guided

Mrs. Shobhalatha M.A.,M.Phil Assistant Professor 15 Yrs -

Mr. K. C.

Bhadragiriaiah M.A.,B.Ed Assistant Professor 20 Yrs -

Mr. Vinod D.K. M.A.,M.Phil Guest Faculty 7 Yrs -

Ms. Sheela B. D. M.A. Guest Faculty 7 Yrs -

Mr. Upendra N. M.A.,B.Ed Guest Faculty 7 Yrs -

7 Student -Teacher Ratio (program wise) 292: 1

8

Qualifications of teaching faculty with DSc/ D.Litt/ Ph.D/

MPhil/PG.

P

G M.Phil Ph.D

0

1 02

01(Submitte

d the thesis)

d) University Board Members NIL

9


a) Dr. Balasubramanian R

b) Prof Balaji

c) Prof. Mallana

d) Prof. Dwaraki

10 Details of student enrich programmes (special lectures/workshops/seminars) with


external experts

Name Topic

1 Dr. Balasubramanian R Able Leadership and Evaluation of corruption”

2 Prof. B. N. Balaji Workshop on “Functional English”

3 Prof. S. Dwaraki Special lecture on “The Relevance of William

Shakespeare’s, The Merchant of Venice in the

present India”

11


1. Class level seminars, unit tests, edusat programs, Angla class, projects and

assignments from students

2. encouraging the students to achieve command over language and communication

through the prescribed syllabus

3. Sensitizing students to the best possible extent to English sound and sense

4. Identifying the slow learners and encouraging them to participate in the class room

discussions and learn through questionnaire.

12

Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities:

The department extends its constant support and guidance to both academic

and extra-curricular activities conducted in college. Movie show had been

arranged for the students to understand the play “ The merchant of Venice” by

William Shakespeare

Conducted additional class for slow learners under remedial classes.


Department of Economics

1 Name of the department Economics


3




UG

BA & BBM

4 Names of Interdisciplinary courses and

the departments/units involved

History, Political Science and

Sociology in BA, Commerce and

Management in BBM


system (programme wise) Semester

5 Number of

Teaching posts

Sanctioned Filled

Professors -- --

Associate Professors -- --


6

Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, specialization,

(D.Sc./D.Litt. /Ph.D. / M. Phil. etc.,)

Name

Qualifi-

cation

Designation

Years of

Experience

Ph.D.

Students

guided

Sri.R M.A. Assistant Professor 16 --


Nagabhushan & HOD

Prof N.S

Swamygowda

(on-redeployment)

MA Associate Professor 28 --

Prof. I.M

Prabhakumari

(on redeployment)

MA.,

BEd Associate Professor 28 --

Prof.B.M. Ramesh

(on redeployment)

MA Associate Professor 28 --

Sri. P Saldana

(on redeployment)

MA Assistant Professor 13 --

7 List of senior visiting faculty --

9

Student -Teacher Ratio (program wise):2013-14 BA 132:1

BBM 45:1

10



PG M.Phil Ph.D

05 -- --

11

Publications:

a) Publication per faculty: R Nagabhushan : 11

b) Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (b1. national /

b2. international) by faculty and students : --


c) Number of publications listed in International Database (For Eg: Web of

Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database -

International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.): --

d) Chapter in Books: R Nagabhushan : 01

e) University Board Members

Sri R Nagabhushan

1.Member, BoS, Online BA Programme, Karnataka State Open University

2. Member, BoS, Online MA in Economics Programme, Karnataka State Open

University

3.Member, BoE & BoS (JSS autonomous college, Mysore)

4. Member, BoE (St Philomena’s autonomous college, Mysore)

Prof.I.M Prabhakumari : Member, BoE, UoM

Prof B.M.Ramesh : Member, BoE, UoM

12

Awards/ Recognitions received by faculty and students:

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Student Year Event Venue Place / Awards

1 C.P.Nikhil 2011 -- -- Best NSS Volunteer at State

and University Level

2 B.Yogish 2012 -- -- Best NSS Volunteer at

University Level


3 C.Dhanraj 2013 -- -- Best NSS Volunteer at

University Level

13

List of eminent academicians and scientists/visitors to the department

1.Prof.R.M.Chinthamani., Professor of Commerce and renowned Economist

2.Dr.R.Gopal Singh., Professor of Economics

14

Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops

organized & the sources of funding Event & Date Funding Agency

State Level Seminar

University Level

Sri R Nagabhushan of Department was the convener of the UGC sponsored

one-day workshop on “Research Methodology” conducted by the college on

11-08-2012

15

Details of student enrich programmes (special lectures/workshops/seminars)

with external experts

1.Study Tour for BA students toB.R. Hills to carry out Socio-Economic

survey of the Tribal Population (19.02.2011)

2.Study Tour for BA students to Bylakuppe Tibetan Camp to carry out Socio-

Economic survey of the Tibetan Population (17.03.2012)

3. Special Lecture and discussion on Union and State Budget 2012-13 by

Prof. R.M Chinthamani, renowned Economist.(19.03.2012)

4. Special Lecture and discussion on Union and State Budget 2014-15 by


Prof.K.D.Muralidhara, Asst Professor of Economics (22.02.2014)

16


1. Interactive Method of teaching

2. Use of Power Point presentation

3. Paper presentation by students

4. Study tours to conduct socio-economic surveys

5. Special Lectures by external experts on topics related to history.

17

Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension

activities:

Students and the faculty of the department actively involve in various ISR and

Extension activities. Sri R Nagabhushan of the Department has participated as

the Co-camp officer of the NSS Annual Special Camps from 2010-11 to 2013-

14.


Department of History

1 Name of the department History


3




UG

BA

4 Names of Interdisciplinary courses and

the departments/units involved

History, Political Science and

Sociology in BA

5 Number of

Teaching posts

Sanctioned Filled

Professors -- --



6



Name

Qualifi-

cation

Designation

Years of

Experience

Ph.D.

Students

guided

Dr.S.G.Ramadas

Reddy

MA.,M.Lib.sc,

Ph.D

Associate

Professor &

22 --


HOD

Dr.B.P.Indira MA, Ph.D Associate

Professor

21 --

Nagaveni. T

(Deputation)

MA,

M.Ed.,P.G.Dip

Assistant

Professor

05 -

7

List of senior visiting faculty;

1.Dr.N.S.Rangaraju., Proffessor, Dept of

Ancient history and Archaeology, University of

Mysore, Dr.A.V.Narasimha Murthy., Rtd.

Professo,r

2.Dr.D.M. Nagaraju.,Deputy Superintendent, ASI

3.Dr.Usharani., Professor, Vidyodaya First Grade

College, T.Narasipura.

4.Dr.Siddalingaswamy., Associate Professor,

G.F.G.C., K.R.Nagara

8 Student -Teacher Ratio (program wise) BA- 500:3

9



PG M.Phil Ph.D

03 -- 02

10 Publications:

c) Publication per faculty: 1.Dr.Ramadas Reddy –06


2.Dr.B.P. Indira Edited_01

3.Nagaveni.T _05

d) Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (b1. national /

b2. international) by faculty and students : --

1.Dr.Ramadas Reddy_b1_ 03

2.Dr.B.P Indira b1- 01

c) Number of publications listed in International Database (For Eg: Web of

Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database -

International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.): --

e) Chapter in Books:Dr Ramadas Reddy:

1. Ithihasa mattu Purathathva_Dodderi

2.K.S.OU-Study materials

Dr.B.P. Indira-1.KSOU- study materials

f) Books Edited : --1.Dr.Ramadas Reddy_01

2.Dr.B.P.Indira _01

g) Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers:1.Dr.Ramadas

Reddy-03-ISBN-Renukasri Prakashana,Mysore

d) University Board Members Dr.Ramadas Reddy.

1.Member,BOE(Bangalore University),

BoS(JSS autonomous college, Mysore)


2.Dr.B.P. Indira, Member, BoS & BoE

11

Awards/ Recognitions received by faculty and students:1.Dr.Ramadas Reddy

i. Universityl evel_Best Programme Officer

ii Shikshana Ratna-State award

iii Suvarna Karnataka Seva Prashasthi _State Award

iv Parisara Upanyasaka_ Regional Award

12

Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops

organized & the sources of funding Event & Date Funding Agency

State Level Seminar Seminar_april 2014 Babu

Jagagivanram Peetha

University Level Environmental conference

parisara foundation --

13



1. Study Tour for BA students toHistorical places viz Belur,Halebeedu,

Somanathapura, Talakadu, Doddagaddavvanahalli, Mysore Palace & many

other place

2. Coins, Inscriptions

14


1. Interactive Method of teaching

2. Use of Power Point presentation


3. Paper presentation by students

4. Study tours to conduct socio-economic surveys

5. Special Lectures by external experts on topics related to history.

15


activities:

Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) & extension activities

Our Department of History has been oriented towards social responsibility,

citizenship, dignity of labor, community development activities &

participation.

Objectivities:

1. Field studies, surveys & action research having community orientation

2. Involvement of community leadership, philanthropists & social workers

is being involved.

3. Response to local traditions.

4. To let the students know the historical concepts.

5. To let the students get the awareness about the historical monuments &

need for its preservat

To realize the above objectives the following steps & programmes have been

undertaken.

1.Conducted exhibitions of old coins, prehistorically antiquity remnants &

Inscriptions.

2.Field study – A visit to historical places & sites.

3.Temple study & Historical explorations.

1. Identification & study of Hero stones & masthi stones.

2. Study of Local History.


Department of Political science

1 Name of the department Political science


3




UG

B.A, (HEP)

4 Number of

Teaching posts

Sanctioned Filled

Professors NIL NIL

Associate Professors NIL NIL


5



Name

Qualifi-

cation

Designation

Years of

Experience

Ph.D.

Students

guided

R. Manjula M.A. Assistant Professor 10 Yrs -

Dr. Balaji G.

M.A.

Ph.D.

Assistant Professor 11 Yrs

6 Student -Teacher Ratio (program wise) 200:1

7 Qualifications of teaching faculty with DSc/ PG M.Phil Ph.D


D.Litt/ Ph.D/ MPhil/PG. 02 - 01

8

Awards/ Recognitions received by faculty and students

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Student Year Event Venue Place / Awards

Dr. Balaji 2013 Best Government employee

under disability category

9


Dr. Saleem-Police commissioner of Mysore

10



SNo. Name Topic

1 Dr. Saleem Civil consciousness and social responsibility

11


Concept based teaching along with the syllabus.

Encouraging student participating in every class.

Re visioning through questions as a routine.

Identifying the slow learners and encouraging them to learn and speech.

Giving more attention to back bench students brining nearer to the

teacher.

Opening debates and discussions in the class pertaining to the concepts

and present socio-politico situations.


Encouraging the students to participate in the seminars and arguments in

the class and also towards as creative activity.

To promote academic spirit and activities among students.

12


activities:

Students were taken to watch the state assembly activities and to study

village panchayat activities to accelerate the relevance of the subject.

Visit has been arranged to the students to study the actual conditions

that is, rights, liberties, average standards of living, basic amenities,

socio & political organization of Soliga Community.

A good citizen club has been constituted on behalf of the department

open to all the students irrespective of the courses to create awareness of

national sentiments and participation in nation building activities.

Inaugural function was organized by inviting well known Police Officer

Dr. Saleem, The Police Commissioner of Mysore to inspire personal

and national ethics among the students.

On the occasion of 16th Lokasabha Election a group of students were

taken to the neighboring colonies to educate about the importance


Department of Sociology

1 Name of the department Sociology


3




UG

HES,HSK

4 Number of

Teaching posts

Sanctioned Filled

Professors NIL NIL


Assistant Professors NIL NIL

5



Name

Qualifi-

cation

Designation

Years of

Experience

Ph.D.

Students

guided

C.B. Rajeshwari M.A. Associate Professor 21 Yrs NA


7 Qualifications of teaching faculty with DSc/


P

G M.Phil Ph.D


01 - -

8



S.No Name Topic

1 In association with N.S.S & Mahajana

College, Mysore organized a work shop.

‘Environmental awareness –

Biodiversity’

9


Through group discussion interactive method in current social and

economic issues.

Classroom seminar

Visits to certain rehabilitative institutions

10


activities:

Students are participating social survey programmes.


Department of Commerce and Management

1 Name of the department Commerce and Management


3 Names of Programmes / Courses offered UG B.Com & B.B.M

4 Number of

Teaching posts

Sanctioned Filled



5



Name

Qualifi-

cation

Designation

Years of

Experience

Ph.D.Stude

nts guided

B.S. Jigalur M.Com Associate Professor 27 yrs -

D. P. Umesh M.Com Assistant Professor 5 Yrs -

P.T.

Dhamayanthi

M.Com

M.Phil

Assistant Professor 5 Yrs -

6 Student -Teacher Ratio (program wise) Permanent : 170:1

7 Qualifications of teaching faculty with DSc/

D.Litt/ Ph.D/ MPhil/PG. PG M.Phil Ph.D

4 1 0


Department of Chemistry

1 Name of the department Chemistry

2 Year of Establishment 2006-07

3




UG

Bsc (PCM)

4 Number of

Teaching posts

Sanctioned Filled

Professors NIL NIL



5



Name

Qualifi-

cation

Designation

Years of

Experience

No. of

Ph.D.

guided

Dr. Syeda

Ayesha

M.Sc.,

Ph.D

Assistant Professor 09 NIL

Venkateshamurt

hyK.R(Re-

Deployment)

M.Sc.,

NET

Assistant Professor 25 NIL


6 Student -Teacher Ratio (program wise) I B.Sc 14:2, II B.Sc 06:2,

III B.Sc 06:2

7



PG M.Phil Ph.D

01 - 01

9



Name Topic

1 Dr. K.K. Padmanabha, Associate Professor of

Chemistry, MSCW Mysore

General Chemistry

2 Gopal Krishna Murthy., Associate Professor

ofComputer Science, GFGC,

Kuvempunagar,Mysore

NMR - Spectroscopy

10


Class Seminars, Group Discussion, Question and answer method,

Assignments and projects

Power point presentation, Unit test, Edusat, Wall magazines


Department of Computer Science

1 Name of the department Computer science


3




UG

B.Sc. : PMCs &

EMCs

4 Number of

Teaching posts

Sanctioned Filled

Professors NIL NIL



5



Name

Qualifi-

cation

Designation

Years of

Experience

Ph.D.Stude

nts guided

Gopala

Krishna

Murthy H.R.

M.Sc. (Chem).,

SLET, M.Sc.

(C.Sc.).

Associate

Professor 18

-

Sheela T. M.Sc., SLET Assistant

Professor 08 -

6 List of senior visiting faculty Manjunath K.S.



8



PG M.Phil Ph.D

02 - pursuing

9

Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a)

National b) International funding agencies and

grants received

Funding

Agency

Amount

Sanctioned

UGC

(MRP) Applied

10



No. Name Topic

1 IIHT, Mysore Computer Hardware

2 Radaince Infotech, Mysore Computer Hardware

3 Radaince Infotech, Mysore Certificate Course on Networking

11


Group Discussion : For all B.Sc.[PMCs & EMCs] students.

Student’s seminars and presentations : For all B.Sc.[PMCs & EMCs] students.

12


activities:

Given Computer Training programme for College Staff [once in 2 years]. Staff

will help in guiding students prepare resume for final year students.


Department of Electronics

1 Name of the department Electronics


3




UG

B.Sc. (EMCs)

4 Number of

Teaching posts

Sanctioned Filled



5



Name

Qualifi-

cation

Designation

Years of

Experience

Ph.D.Stude

nts guided

Nagesh. A M.Sc, M.Phil Associate professor 18 years --


7



PG M.Phil Ph.D

01

9


Yes, We use LCD projector to teach & virtual lab, software,Seminar, Group

discussion


Department of Mathematics

1 Name of the department Mathematics


3




UG

Bsc (PCM),

(PMCs), (EMCs)

4 Number of

Teaching posts

Sanctioned Filled

Professors NIL NIL



5



Name

Qualifi-

cation

Designation

Years of

Experience

Ph.D.

Students

guided

RENUKADEVI

K

M.Sc.,

M.Phil.

Assistant Professor

05 NIL


7 Qualifications of teaching faculty with DSc/ PG M.Phil Ph.D


D.Litt/ Ph.D/ MPhil/PG. 01

9



No Name Topic

1 Mr.SUDHAKARA K B.,Assi prof,DD

URS GFGC,Hunasur.

VEDIC MATHEMATICS

2 Dr.MADHUSUDHAN.H.S., Ass. prof.

GFGC,BANNUR

A HISTORY AND INTRODUCION TO

COMPLEX NUMBERS.

3 Dr. S R Sudarshan Iyengar., Asst

Prof,IIT,Ropar.

A JOYFUL THINKING OF

MATHEMATICS

10


Group Discussion, Question and answer method,Problem solving method,

Student’s seminars and presentations, Assignments and projects, Power point

presentation,ICT facilities, Unit test, Edusat, Quiz, Wall magazines, Cash

prize.

11


activities:

1. Scouts and guides

2 .Free blood donation camp with association of world red-cross society.

the society like AIDS and Anti-harassment of women etc.


Department of Physics

1 Name of the department Physics


3




UG

Bsc (PCM) (PMCs)

4 Number of

Teaching posts

Sanctioned Filled

Professors NIL NIL


Assistant Professors NIL NIL

5



Name

Qualifi-

cation

Designation

Years of

Experience

Ph.D.

Students

guided

S Udayashankar M.Sc Associate

Professor 30 NIL

6

List of senior visiting faculty Dr Muralidhar

Dr Appaji Gowda


Dr Ranganath Rao


8



PG M.Phil Ph.D

01 - -

9


Dr. Ranganath Rao : Lecture on Astronomy.

Dr. Muralidhar : Lecture on Raman Effect & his life .

11



No Name Topic

1 Dr Ranganath Basic aspects of astrophysics and Astronomy

2 Dr. Muralidhar Raman effect

12


Class Seminars, Group Discussion, Remedial coaching class, Unit test, Edusat,

Special lectures.

Participation in the NSS Activities, cultural and sports activities.


All the department Faculty Participate in the NSS, cultural and sports activities.

Faculties are committed to improve the Institution whole heartedly through assigned

committee.


Part-IV

1. Strengths of the college:

a.

b.

c.

d.

2. Areas of concern:

a.

b.

c.

d.

3. Benchmarks recommended

a.

b.

c.

d.

4. Quality Facilitators’ Remarks for Quality improvement:

Signature of the Quality Facilitators

1.

2.

Signature of the Coordinator

State Quality Assurance Cell

Signature of the Joint Director/

Regional Joint Director


Confidential Report

1. Response of the Principal to the Process:

2. Response of Teachers to the Process:

3. Response of the Non-teaching staff to the Process:

4. Status of Documentation:

5. Difficulties experienced in the Process:

6. Are the records properly maintained according to the process and procedures

in place as claimed by the College:

Signature of the Quality Facilitator


FEEDBACK ON As-Is-Aanlysis/Annual Evaluation FROM THE PRINCIPAL OF

_________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________

1. Remarks on the approach adopted by the QF in the process of “As-is-

Analysis”/Annual Evaluation

2. Was the QF cordial in his interactions?

3. Did the QF guide the Principal/Staff/Teachers in the preparation of

different charts and tables?

4. Did the QF adhere to the “Code of Disposition” on CEQE?

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