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JAMAL MOHAMED COLLEGE

( Autonomous )

61st Year of Service

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CCCCCALENDARALENDARALENDARALENDARALENDAR

2011 -2012

HIJIRI 1432-33

(Established in 1951)

(Accredited at A Grade by NAAC - CGPA 3.6 out of 4.0)

TIRUCHIRAPPALLI - 620 020.

TIME TABLE - ODD SEMESTER

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Students must keep their Identity Cards always

with them to get Certificates, Hall Tickets,

Scholarship forms, etc.

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The Emblem of the College consists of a shield

divided into four parts with a circle in the middle.

On the top left, there is a crescent and a star

symbolic of Islamic culture and faith in future

prosperity. On the right there is an open book symbolising

knowledge. At the bottom right there is a lotus, the symbol for

purity and prosperity. The bottom left represents a replica of

Golden Rock standing for strength and striving.

Inset in the mid-circle is the frontage of the College main

building with a dome and minarets representing the essence

of Islamic Culture: “The present is a preparation for the

hereafter”. Underneath the shield is a ribbon containing a verse

from the Holy Quran in Arabic script followed by its

translation in English, “Show us the right path” which is the

motto of the college. Thus the Emblem of Jamal enshrines the

ideals of cultural integration and guidance of learning and

striving to succeed here and the hereafter, tempered with

constant prayer to the Almighty to guide us on the

straight path.

The four figures in the shield are diagonally placed with

Green and Yellow backgrounds. In other words our College

colours consist of Green and Yellow standing for Prosperity

and Happiness.

FOUNDERS

Janab.

M.J.JAMAL MOIDEEN

Sahib

Janab.

N.M.KHAJAMIAN ROWTHAR

Sahib

Janab.

M.JAMAL MOHAMED

Sahib

Janab.

K.ABDUL SAMAD

Sahib

FOUNDER SECRETARY FOUNDER TREASURER

SECRETARY & CORRESPONDENT

Janab.

A.K.KHAJA NAZEEMUDEEN

Sahib

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"Show Us the Right Path”

IN THE NAME OF ALLAH

MOST GRACIOUS, MOST MERCIFUL

Praise be to Allah, The Cherisher and Sustainer of the Worlds,

Most Gracious, Most Merciful

Master of the Day of Judgement

Thee alone we worship;

Thee alone we ask for help.

Show us the straight Path

The Path of those on whom Thou hast bestowed Thy

Grace

Not the path of those who earn Thine wrath;

Not of those who go astray. ‘

Aameen! (AI Qur’an: 1:1-7)

PRAYER

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THE NATIONAL ANTHEM

Jana-gana-mana-adhinayaka jaya he

Bharata-bhagya-vidhata.

Punjaba-Sindhu-Gujarata-Maratha

Dravida-Utkala-Banga

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Bharata-bhagya-vidhata.

Jaya he, jaya he, jaya he,

Jaja jaya jaya, jaya he.

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College Song

LONG LIVE JAMAL

All hail Jamal Mohamed College!

Long Live Jamal Mohamed College!

Let’s Love Jamal Mohamed College!

With a love that ever grows.

Guided by God’s kindly light

We strive to walk the paths of right

And asking, seeking, knocking find

Treasures t’enrich the mind.

We cherish every gem

Of culture’s diadem

That sparkles in JAMAL

Fun and Play and Team work good

Shall forge us into Brotherhood!

And strong and keen in limb and brain

we true manhood shall gain.

We’ll play our part abroad

As young men who have trod

The ways of good JAMAL

God bless Jamal Mohamed College

The seat of Sweetness and Knowledge

Where Staff and Students graciously

Serve each other truly

Unswerving from the truth

Its progress be all smooth

Through ages yet to be.

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PLEDGE

“India is my country;

All Indians are my brothers and sisters.”

“I love my country and I am proud

of its rich and varied heritage

I shall always strive to be worthy of it.”

“I shall give my parents, teachers

and all elders respect and treat

every one with courtesy”

“To my country and my people

I pledge my devotion. In their well being and prosperity

alone lies my

happiness”.

THE NATIONAL INTEGRATION PLEDGE

“I solemnly pledge to work with dedication to preserve and

strengthen the freedom and integrity of the nation”.

“I further affirm that I shall never resort to violence and that all

differences and disputes relating to religion, language, region or other

political or economic grievances should be settled by peaceful and

constitutional means”.

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PROFILE OF THE COLLEGEv Jamal Mohamed College was founded in 1951, as an

affiliated college to the University of Madras and thenaffiliated to Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli,when it was formed in 1982.

v The college was inaugurated on 11th July 1951 byHon.Thiru.P.S.Kumarasamy Raja, the then ChiefMinister of Madras with His Excellency, the Maharajaof Bhavanagar, the then Governor of Madras presidingover the function.

v When the college was founded in 1951, the FoundingManagement Committee of the college consisted ofJanab N.M.Khajamian Rowther as the founderPresident (1951-1954), M.J.Jamal Mohideen Sahibas the founder Secretary (1951-1966) and JanabN.M.K.Abdul Samad Sahib (1951-1964) as thefounder Treasurer.

v Over the period of 6 decades, the college was able toscale greater and greater heights and rise to thepresent status as a multi faculty institution with 11UG courses, 11 PG courses and 2 M.Phil. Programmesunder Government Aided stream and 8 U.G. courses,13 P.G. courses, 13 M.Phil. and 12 Ph.D. programmesunder self financing stream for men by promotingquality and excellence in higher education due tothe sustained efforts and dedicated leadership givenby the College Management Committee. The collegealso offers 11 U.G., 15 P.G. courses, 13 M.Phil and12 Ph.D programmes exclusively for women as partof women empowerment during the second shift ofthe College.

v Haji.M.J.Jamaludeen Sahib, who succeeded JanabM.J.Jamal Mohideen Sahib as Secretary andCorrespondent from 1966, functioned till 1973. HajiJanab N.M.K.Abdul Khader Sahib, served as Treasurerfrom 1964 til l 1973. On the sad demise ofHaji.M.J.Jamaludeen Sahib, Haji Janab N.M.K.AbdulKhader Sahib took over as Secretary and

PROFILE OF THE SOCIETY

v The Society of Jamal Mohamed College is established

in a sprawling land area of 87 acres (60 acres in the

present location and 27 acres in Veerampatti Village

near Bharathidasan University) as a religious minority

institution with the primary objective of providing

higher education to the downtrodden and socially

backward sections of the society in general and Muslim

minority in particular. Janab. M.Jamal Mohamed Sahib

and Janab. N.M.Khajamian Rowther of revered

memory were the founding fathers.

In addition to Jamal Mohamed College (Autonomous),the Society has established and is administering thefollowing institutions:

i) Jamal Mohamed College Typewriting Institute (2007)approved by the Department of Technical Education,Government of Tamil Nadu.

ii) Jamal Mohamed College of Teacher Education (2007)offering B.Ed. Course approved by National Councilfor Teacher Education, Bangalore and affiliated toBharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli in 2007 andlater to Tamilnadu Teacher Education University,Chennai from 2008

iii) Jamal Mohamed College Ayesha Girls MatriculationSchool (2009) approved by Director of MatriculationSchools, Government of Tamilnadu.

iv) Jamal Mohamed College of Hotel ManagementIndustrial School (2009) approved by Department of

Employment & Training, Government of Tamil Nadu.

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Correspondent in the year 1973 and served till 1988.Haji M.J.M.Abdul Gaffor Saheb took over as Treasurerin the year 1973.

v Haji.M.B.Abdullah Sahib, who served as the Presidentfrom 1975 to 1989, also served as Secretary for oneyear from 1988 to 1989. Janab.Haji.K.A.KhaleelAhamed Sahib became the Treasurer in 1989 and hecontinues to serve as Treasurer till date.

v Janab.N.M.K.Abdul Kaliq Sahib was the Presidentfrom 1989 till 1995. Janab M.J.Noordeen Sahibsucceeded as the President in 1996 and continues asPresident till date.

v Janab.Haji.M.J.M.Abdul Gafoor Sahib, served asTreasurer from 1973 to 1989. He was elected asSecretary and Correspondent in 1989 and served till2011. He had the distinction of serving during thetime of Silver Jubilee, the Golden Jublee and DiomandJubille of the college.

v Janab.A.K.Khaja Nazimudeen Sahib, who has beenserving as the member of the ManagementCommittee from 1995 was elected to the post ofAssistant Secretary in the year 2003 and was electedas Secreatry & Correpondent in 2011.

v Haji.M.J.Jamal Mohamed Sahib was admitted as amember of the Society and also was elected asAssistant Seretary during 2011.

v The college has grown from strength to strengthunder the able leadership of greatmen who adornedthe seat of Principalship from 1951 onwards.Late.Alhaj Janab.M.J.Mohamed Sayeed M.A.,LT, wasthe first Principal from 1951 to 1970.Prof.E.W.P.Thomas M.A., was the Principal from 1970to 1971. Late Haji. Prof. E.P.Mohamed Ismail becamethe Principal in 1971 and held the office upto 1985.

v Dr.C.Nainar Mohamed M.A., Ph.D., was the Principalfrom 1985 to 1989. Prof.Haji.N.Abdul Samadh M.A.,M.Phil., became the next Principal and held the officefrom 1989 to 1998. Dr.K.Abdullah Basha M.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D., was the Principal from 1998 to 2003.

v Dr.M.Sheik Mohamed M.Com., M.Phil, Ph.D., FICWA.,

PGDCA., PGDFM., Dip.MA, MBA., M.Phil (Mangt) was

the Principal during 2003 to 2011. During 2010-11,

the college completed sixty years of its very useful

service in higher education and celebrated Diamond

jubilee of the college with a Maximum students

strength of 9625 and 383 Teaching faculty.

v Dr.R.Khader Mohideen, M.Com., M.Phil, Ph.D.,M.B.A.,

was appointed as the Principal from 1st June 2011.

VISION

To become a world class, highly acclaimed, innova-

tive, competitive and most successful Higher Educa-

tion Institution in the status of an University by of-

fering many value added and socially relevant courses

to serve all sections of the society including Minority,

Backward and Disadvantaged students.

MISSION

To provide a unique experience which will enable stu-

dent to realize his innate potential and mould his

overall personality by

n Providing cost effective quality education

n Inculcating spiritual and moral values

n Imparting training in productive services

MISSION GOAL

n Promoting academic excellence

n Developing self reliant individual

n Providing career opportunities

n Creating socially responsible citizens.

PROFILE OF COURSES

Ø In the year 1951, the college had Intermediate

Courses, B.A.Economics, and B.A.(Islamic History)

with an initial student strength of 250 and staff

strength of 12. B.Com was started in 1952, Later

several undergraduate courses like B.A.English

literature, B.Sc.Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and

Zoology were added.

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Ø During the year 1957 the college bagged all prizesin several intercollegiate competitions organized bythe University of Madras as part of the CentenaryCelebrations of the University. At that time the col-lege got the single honour of being bracketed withthe thirty best colleges in India when Danforth Foun-dation of USA selected the college for the award ofstudy fellowships in U.S.A. to three of the facultymembers Prof. V.Hari Rao, Prof.Devanathan andProf.Mohamed Essa.

Ø In 1963 the college was elevated to the status of apost-graduate college with affiliation granted forM.A.Economics and M.Sc.Mathematics. Other PGcourses like Physics, English Literature, Zoology, andCommerce were added subsequently.

Ø In the year 1972, the college was upgraded as aCentre for advance research work leading to theDoctorate degree in the PG Department of Zoology.The PG Department of Physics was recognized as aCentre for Ionospheric Research programme to beconducted in collaboration with the Physical ResearchLaboratories, Ahmedabad. In subsequent years, re-search programmes leading to M.Phil and Ph.D wereadded in the Departments of Mathematics, Chemis-try, English, Commerce, Economics, Tamil, Botany,and Physics.

Ø During the year 1972, the college was recognized byUGC New Delhi, for Grant purposes under section2(F) and 12(B) of the University Grants CommissionAct 1956.

Ø In 1977-78, on the recommendation of the Univer-sity of Madras, the UGC recognized the college asone of the ten “Lead Colleges” in the university area.As a lead college, select courses and programmeswere started in collaboration with leading businesshouses and employment agencies, with a view toproviding qualitative development and academic leadto the colleges in the region.

Ø In 1986, B.Sc. Computer Science course was started

marking the beginning of Computer Era in the col-lege. In subsequent years, courses like MCA, M.Sc.Computer Science, M.Sc. (IT), M.Sc. Microbiologywere added to the already existing courses.

Ø In 1996, the college was selected by the UGC to of-fer vocational course entitled “Office Managementand Secretarial Practice” at the UG level upto theyear 2002.

Ø In tune with the changes taking place in all walks oflife, in 1999 the management of the college startedexclusive women sections both at the UG and PGlevel in the subjects like Computer Science, Infor-mation Technology, Commerce, Business manage-ment, Mathematics, English and Arabic literatureleading to Women’s empowerment.

Ø The AICTE-approved MBA course was started in theyear 2000 with a view to providing adequate mana-gerial talents both in the public and private sectororganisations.

Ø During 2003-04, a separate section for women inMBA was started. Separate College Day, Sports Day& Convocations were held from 2003-04 onwards.Separate NSS and NCC wings were started forwomen.

Ø During the year 2004-05 the AICTE accorded exten-sion of approval to the existing MCA Self Financecourses conducted from 1992 onwards. The existingMCA and M.Sc. Computer Science eveningprogrammes were converted as regular Day Collegeprogrammes. In addition to it, for men, M.Sc.Bio-Technology and B.Com Additional Section, B.Litt.were introduced in the regular day college, as selffinance courses. M.Phil. in Chemistry, Computer Sci-ence and Arabic were also started.

Ø UGC, Government of Tamil Nadu and BharathidasanUniversity conferred Autonomous status for a periodof 6 years from 2004-2005 for all courses includingAICTE approved M.C.A. & M.B.A. The choice based

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credit system was introduced for all the courses from2004-2005.

Ø During 2005-2006 the college started B.Sc. Chemis-try, B.Sc. Physics, M.Sc. Mathematics for women andM.A. History and B.B.A. for men under self-financingscheme.

Ø During 2005-2006 UGC approved Six Career OrientedProgrammes (COP) leading to Certificate, Diplomaand Advance Diploma courses in Journalism,Tourism and Travel Management, Functional Urdu,Computer Application and Multilingual with PrintingTechnology, Domestic Chemistry and QualityAssurance, Medical Lab. Technology and ComputerHardware and Network Administration.

Ø During 2006-2007 Master of Social Work, M.Sc. (Bio-Informatics), M.Phil. in Management Studies werestarted. AICTE accorded extension of approval to theexisting MCA regular course (Govt. Aided) conductedfrom 1988-89 onwards, thus making the totalapproved intake to 120 students strength. TheEvening college M.Sc. Chemistry was converted intoDay College Programme under self-financing stream.

Ø During 2007-08 additional sections were approvedby university for B.Sc. (CS), BCA and BBA for menunder self-financing scheme. The evening collegesections of M.Sc. (Physics), M.Sc.(IT), M.Sc.(Zoology), M.Sc.(Microbiology), and B.Sc.(CS) forMen were converted into Day College programmeunder self-finance stream.

Ø During 2007-2008 new restructured syllabus for UGwith 144 credits and PG with 80 credits are followed.

Ø During March 2008, the Academic Council approvedthe common CBCS syllabus for all the courses undercommon Choice Based Credit System as preparedand approved by the respective Board of Studies foreach subject for implementation for a period of 3years from 2008-2009 onwards with 140 credits forUG and 90 credits for PG.

Ø Computerized Calligraphy Training Centre approved

by National Council for promotion of Urdu Language(Ministry of HRD, New Delhi) is offering Diploma inComputer Applications and Multilingual DTP.

Ø The Dept of Commerce is accredited by ICWAInstitute for offering coaching in Foundation coursesin ICWA,Tally Accounting Packages and CAT.

Ø Department of Economics is offering Typewriting andShorthand courses to the students. The centre has22 typewriters. The centre is approved by theDepartment of Technical Education as JamalMohamed College Typewriting Institute.

Ø The Guidance and Counseling Centre is offeringremedial education and competitive coaching classesto educationally backward and minority communitystudents and SC / ST students.

Ø The College, over the past Sixty years, has growninto a multi-faculty institution offering diverseUnder-Graduate and Post-Graduate Courses of study,especially in frontier areas like Computer Science,Information Technology, Bio-Technology, Microbiol-ogy and Business Management.

Ø The doors of the College are open to all withoutdistinction of caste, creed or colour. The College issincerely engaged in spreading the light of Knowl-edge and edifying young men and women who willbe the pride of this great country.

Ø Many of our past students now occupy covetablepositions in India and abroad in the field of Scienceand Technology, in Indian Administrative Services,Judiciary, Police Department, InformationTechnology etc. all vouchsafing to the quality of edu-cation to which they were exposed in this campus.

Ø During 2008-09, the B.Sc. Hotel Management &Catering Science and B.Sc.(I.T) were offered for Men.B.Litt. (Tamil), B.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics and B.Sc.Fashion Technology & Costume Design were startedfor women. Additional Sections in M.S.W., B.Sc. Com-puter Science, B.C.A., B.Com., M.Sc, Biotechnology

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and M.Sc. Microbiology were started for women.Additional sections in B.Com., B.B.A., B.A. EnglishLitt. were started for men. During 2008-2009 newAffiliations were received from the University for 18Sections, the highest number of Affiliations ever re-ceived.

Ø During 2008-09, Permanent Affiliation orders werereceived for B.Com (4 Sections), BBA (2 Sections),B.Sc Computer Science (4 Sections), BA English (2Sections), M.Com and B.Sc Mathematics. During2009-10 Permanent Affiliation orders were receivedfor M.A English, M.Sc Computer Science (2 Sections),M.Sc Information Technology (2 Sections), MBA andMCA.,13 M.Phil,12 Ph.D and 7 Career OrientedProgrammes in addition to 11 UG,11PG,2 M.PhilGovernment Aided programmes. However there are40 UG & PG sections in Self Finance with provisionalaffiliation

Ø During 2009-10 Affiliations were obtained for Ph.D.,in Management Studies and Computer science, 2Sections in B.Com, one Section each in B.ScMathematics, BA English and M.Com. During2009-10 AICTE approved an additional intake of 60in MBA, making the total intake as 120. TheUniversity has also accorded Affiliation for the same.Affiliation was also received for UGC approved CarrerOriented Programme on ComputerApplication in Commerce.

Ø During 2009-10, Arabic and Islamic ResearchCentre is established with the funding from SaudiEmbassy, New Delhi.

Ø The Entrepreneurial Development cell is establishedto train the students with the skills to start thebusiness. UGC Sponsered Day care centre, Equalopportunity centre and Centre for Diffrently abledpersons were established.

Ø The free internet Centre & Language labs areestablished for students

Ø During 2009-10, on completion of 6 years of

Autonomy, the university sent the ReviewCommittee for Renewal of Autonomy status. On thebasis of the report from the University committeethe UGC sent its review committee which visited andinspected the facilities during July 2010. The ordersfrom UGC and University for Extension of Autonomyfrom 2010-11 upto 2015-16 are received

Ø During 2010-11, Additional section in M.A.,English,M.Sc,Mathematics for men, 4 year B.S.BioTechnology and additional section in B.Sc, IT forwomen, PG Diploma in Islamic Banking andFinancial Management, PG Diploma in FermentationTechnology and UGC approved COP course inE-Mathematical Tools are started.

Ø During 200-11, Permanent affiliation orders werereceived for MBA(Additional Section – I), M.Sc., BioTechnology (2 Sections) and M.Sc., Chemistry(2 Sections)

Ø During 2010-11, the students strength was 9625 with2561 Men students in Government Aided courses,4185 Men students in Self Finance courses and 2879women students in Self Finance courses.There were384 Teaching Staff and 199 Non-Teaching Staff, With128 Teaching staff and 51 Non teaching staffGovernment Aided.

Ø During the 2010-11, the expert team from NBA ofAICTE, New Delhi visited for 3 days to accredit theMBA programme with 120 intake. The college hassubmitted the proposal to the Government ofTamilnadu for BEST COLLEGE Award and the resultis pending.

Ø UGC New Delhi has identified the college as “Collegewith Potential for Excellence” during 2010-2011.

Ø The College has applied to the University forstarting M.Sc., Fashion Technology and M.Sc.,Nutrition & Dietetics for women Students from2011-12. The College also has revised the syllabusfor all UG, PG and M.Phil., Courses for implementationfrom 2011-12.

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COURSE OFFERED FacilitiesFacilitiesFacilitiesFacilitiesFacilities

Ø The college that began in just a single building JAMALMOHIDEEN Building, the beautiful Main Block withonly a ground floor to house the class rooms,laboratories and library, has now witnessedphenomenal growth and expansion. Founder TreasurerN.M.K.Abdul Samad Memorial Block, FounderSecretary M.J.Jamal Mohideen Memorial Block, HajiN.M.K.Abdul Khader Memorial Block, Hautin Block,MM Ismail Block, Minna Noordin Block, Mohideen ShaBlock, Hussainudeen Hall, Shanawaz Hall, TansriUbaidullah Hall, AvM Mohamed Ibrahim Block housingthe Computer Science Centre, Marhabha TajunnisaBlock, Prof.EPM. Ismail Block, were added to adornthe landscape of Jamal Mohamed College.

Ø A spacious Library, Auditorium and the Mosque offergreat facilities for the spiritual and intellectualdevelopment of the students. A Branch of the IndianOverseas Bank, a Post Office, a Canteen and a TelecomCenter cater to the needs of the students, staff andothers.

Ø During 2003-2004, the concrete roof structure wasconstructed in the first floor of the Jamal MohideenBuilding for Bio-Technology Department. Library,Office and Prayer Hall for Women were alsoconstructed.

Ø Bachelor Staff Quarters, Modern Toilets and marbleflooring in Mosque were completed.

Ø Separate road was laid near auditorium for themovement of Hostel students. Staff Car Parking Shedwas constructed. Office automation with separatecabin for each section was done.

Ø During 2004-2005, separate Halls for AlumniAssociation, Curriculum Development Cell, InternalQuality Assurance Cell and Controller of Examination

Office were completed. The II floor of Economics andComputer Science Departments were completed. ASecond Auditorium with class rooms in the first floorwas completed. Internet connection is given to all

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Departments. Access is open to staff and students. AComputer Multi-Service Centre and Type WritingInstitute set up in the Annai Fathimuthu ZuharaMemorial Block. Renovated Chemistry and BotanyResearch Labs are also completed.

Ø During 2005-06, the Jeddah Alumni MBA Block withthree floors was completed. It has a well establishedlibrary, state-of-the-art Computer Centre, SeminarHall and Conference Halls. Students Service Centrewas constructed with the MP Local Area DevelopmentScheme of Thiru L.Ganesan, M.P., an illustrious formerstudent of the College. Separate Laboratories wereestablished under the DST-sponsored FIST programsin the Departments of Physics, Botany and Zoology.The Second floor in the Hautin Block was added inmemory of Kilakarai IR8 Syed Mohamed. AlumniGuest house was constructed in the campus.

Ø During 2006-07, the construction of Canteen forWomen, new Computer Information Technology Block,new Block for B.Ed. and Additional MBA Programme,second floor in the new Auditorium, Canteen NewBuilding and Cycle stand for Women were completed.

Ø During 2007-08, Kilakarai Alhaj M.A.M.A. Abdul KarimEndowment Building for Anna University COE Office,sponsored by Janab A.Noorul Haque, ETA-Ascon,Dubai is completed. Two major Tiolet Blocks first andSecond Floor in L.Ganesan, M.P., Block, G.K.Vasan,M.P. Block. SRM Group Endowment Block, SecondFloor in Marhaba Thajunnissa Block are completed.

Ø During 2008-09, ChitharKottai Annai FathimuthuZuhara Memorial Block, Thiru. L.Ganesan MP secondBlock. NM Khajamian Rowther Memorial Auditorium,NM Mohamed Mian Memorial Block (IT Block), Haji.M.Jamal Mohamed Memorial Block (B.Ed., Block).Thiru. Ganadesikan MP Hall, New UG Hostel Blockwere completed. The Thiru Trichy Siva, M.P Hall wascompleted.

Ø During 2009-10, Kilakarai Seenathana Memorial TrustHall, Rajaghiri Hajee S.A.abdul Malick Memorial Hall,Al Manhal and Irumeni OSM Mohamed Ibrahim

Memorial Hall (New MBA Block), President

M.J.Noordeen Hall, Secretary Hajee.M.J.M.Abdul

Gafoor Hall, Tresearer Hajee.K.A.Khaleel Ahamed Hall,

Asst.Secretary Janab.A.K.Khaja Nazeemudeen Hall,

Janab K.M.Abdul Gani Hall,Hajee A.G.Ahamed Hussain

Hall,Hajee AvM Jafardeen Hall, Principal Perumpulavar

Dr.C.Nainar Mohamed Hall, Principal Hajee.N.Abdul

Samadh Hall, Principal Dr.K.Abdulla Basha Halln and

Principal Dr.M.Sheik Mohamed Hall were completed.

Islamic Development Bank Hostel Block, IDB Hostel

Dining Hall and Mariam Ismail Hall were completed

in Khajamian Hostel campus. Thiru K.Kumar MP Hall

was also completed, N.B.Abdul Gafoor Auditorium was

renovated, fully Air Conditioned and well furnished

during 2009-10 by Dr.TR.Pachamuthu, Chancellor,

SRM University, Chennai.Computer Laboratories for

DST sponsored FIST Programme in the Department

of Mathematics and Seperate Computer Lab for

Economics Department are established. Separate

Computer Lab for Commerce women students, PG

Chemistry Lab and PG Physics lab for M.Sc, SF

students were established. 12 Generators of 64 KV

and 3 Generators of 128 KV are setup in the Campus.

Ø During 2010-11, Vice Principal Mohamed Essa Hall,

Vice Principal Dr.S.Thanaga Velu Hall, Vice Principal

Dr.P.M.Masure Hall(III Floor of COE Office),Vice

Principal Prof.A.Kamaludeen Hall(II Floor of COE

Office),Prof. S.Mohamed Hussain Hall (First Floor in

Thiru S.Kumar M.P. Hall), Palani Keeranur Janaba

Kulsum Beevi Hall, (III Floor in P.G.New Hostel

Auditorium), UGC Sponsered Women Hostel,

Singapore Alumni Block ( Second Floor in IDB Dining

Hall), Kuwait Alumni Block ( Second Floor in IDB

Hostel Block), Chennai Alumni Farook Basha Hall,

UGC Indoor Auditorium for Sports Persons, New

separate B.Ed., Block near Khajamian Al Ameen ITI,

Alhaj A.A.Jinnah MP Hall and Diomand Jubilee Arch

in memory of Diomand Jubilee Celebrations during

2010-11 are Constructed.

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Research

Ø All the Departments in the college are research

Departments providing facilities to undergo M.Phil and

Ph.D. programmes and they continuously produce a

sizeable number of Ph.Ds and M.Phils almost every

year. Many of these Departments have carried out

Major and Minor research projects supported by

leading funding agencies like UGC, DAE, IAEC, INSA,

ICSSR, DST, etc.

Ø Many of our members of staff have visited foreign

countries like Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, South

Korea, Italy, USA, Canada, Israel, France, Spain,

Dubai, Australia, Germany, Finland, Thailand,

Mauritius etc, for presenting papers and delivering

lectures in their areas of specialization.

Ø From 2003 - 2004 onwards The Jamal Academic

Research Journal: an Interdisciplinary, the bi-annual

Research Journal was published as a referred journal.

Ø Monetary incentives are given to Professors for

publication of research articles in reputed Journals,

Presenting Research Articles in the Seminars and

guiding Scholars in M.Phil & Ph.D programme.

Co-Curricular activities

Beside academic activities, the College has been giving

due encouragement and fullest support to extra

curricular activities like Sports, NCC, NSS, Leo,

Rotaract, Anti-dowry, Youth Red Cross, Consumer

Club, FineArts, USSC, Red Ribbon Club, Students

Exnora etc.

Ø NCC of Jamal is well known in Tamil Nadu for its

smartness and efficiency. Consequently for the last

Four years our NCC Cadets participated in the Republic

Parade at New Delhi. Jamal has taken NSS activities

also in a big way and is going to villages with a helping

hand to mitigate their suffering and ameliorate their

backward condition. An outreach program of the

College - JAMCROP - (Jamal Mohamed College

Community reach-out programme) has been launched

during April 2007 by adopting Poonampalayam,

Inamkalathur and Irungalur Village, aimed at

providing all urban facilities in the rural area.

Ø In athletics, sports and games, the College has been

acclaimed all over Tamil Nadu and has earned glory

in every field.

Guidance & Counseling

The following programmes are conducted by the centre.

Ø Course Guidance Programmes - Higher Studies

Ø Career Planning Programmes - Civil Services / TNPSC &

Others

Ø Communication Skill Development Programmes

Ø Competitive Examinations Coaching - NET / SLET

Coaching

Ø Personality Development Programmes

Ø Psychological Counseling Programmes

Ø Campus Training Programmes

Ø Campus Recruitment Programmes

Ø Remedial Coaching Classes for SC / ST and Minority

students

Ø Development of Leadership Qualities

Ø Publication of Study Materials

Ø Spoken English Class through language laboratory.

Students Support System

Ø Student Co-operative Store is maintained for supplying

study materials at subsidized prices.

Ø It has bagged the best student Co-operative Society

Award at State Level for the last 9 years.

Ø Student canteen is functioning effectively.

Ø Every year 150 poor students are admitted in the hostel

free of rent.

Ø A hospital is functioning in the hostel with 5 beds and

one duty doctor.

Ø Local / STD / ISD booth are functioning in the hostels

free of service charges.

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Ø Free Internet facilities are given to the students in the

Men and Women hostels.

Ø Training in Job Oriented and Skill Development

Programmes are given to the students.

Ø Free NET / SLET coaching classes are conducted by Tamil

Department to all students.

Ø Common Rest Room (separate for men & women), Cycle

sheds, Two Wheeler parking sheds, protected drinking

water and modern toilets are provided.

Ø Language Laboratory is functioning.

Ø Day care centre, Equal opportunity centre, Entrepre-

neurial Development Centre Centre for Differently Abled

Persons (HEPSN) are functioning in the College

Hostel

Ø The Khajamian Hostel, one of the biggest hostels in Tamil

Nadu, houses about 2500 inmates providing all

facilities. The PG New Hostel houses 700 Women

Students. Besides there are separate hostels for

sportsmen, PG and research scholars and M.B.A students.

The night soil bio gas plant and steam Plants are setup

as a measure of renewable energy projects in the hostel.

Ø During 2003 -2005, compound walls for the Khajamian

Hostel, M.B.A. Hostel with 2 stories, Hospital with 5 beds,

STD / ISD Booth without service charges, separate prayer

hall, automation of the office, Internet Browsing Centre

and Bio gas plant were completed.

Ø During 2004 - 2005 in the PG New Hostel, 3rd floor of the

Dubai Block, Separate Administrative Block, prayer Hall,

Internet Center and STD Booth were completed.

Ø During 2005-2006, Hajiani Julekha Haji Abdul Kareem

Memorial Sports Hostel and II Floor in the Mosque Hostel

Kilakarai M.K.S. Mohamed Fathima Memorial Hall were

completed.

Ø During 2006-2007, PG Hostel Auditorium, II & III Floor

in Hajiani Julekha Women Hostel and Khajamian Hostel

compound wall between Samad Higher Secondary School

and Arabic College were completed.

Ø During 2007-2008 NCC Obstacle Course was constructed

in Khajamian Hostel.

Ø During 2008-09 New UG Hostel Block is completed, The

third floor in the western side of main Hostel is completed.

The internet lab is completed

Ø During 2009-10 Islamic Development Bank Hostel Block

sponsored by IDB, Jeddah Rs.(70 lakhs), IDB Hostel Dining

Hall and Mariam Ismail Hall were completed. An additional

Bio gas Plant is also established

Ø During 2010-11, Kuwait Alumni Hall (Second Floor in

IDB Hostel Block), Singapore Alumni Hall (Second Floor

in IDB Dining Hall) and Chennai Alumni Farook Basha

Hall are Constructed in the Khajamian Hostel Campus

for Men students. Palani Keeranur Janaba Kulsum Beevi

Hall, III Floor in P.G.New Hostel Auditorium, New UGC

Sponsered Women Hostel and UGC Sponsered Indoor

Auditorium are Constructed.

Alumni Association

Ø Every year August 15th is celebrated as the Alumni Day.

Distinguished Alumnus Award is presented to the selected

former students for their contribution in their chosen field.

Ø Scholarship sponsored by former students under the

Principle of ‘Each one Educate one’ and by wellwishers

are distributed every year to meritorious poor students.

Ø Alumni Association of Jamal Mohamed College are

functioning in many countries and at Chennai.

Ø Many buildings were constructed out of the

philanthrophic gesture of well wishers and Alumni.

Ø Singapore Alumni Chapter celebrated the College

Diomand Jubilee at Singapore on 02.05.2011

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Distinguished Alumnus Awards were presentedDistinguished Alumnus Awards were presentedDistinguished Alumnus Awards were presentedDistinguished Alumnus Awards were presentedDistinguished Alumnus Awards were presentedto the following members:to the following members:to the following members:to the following members:to the following members:

On 15th August 2003

Ø Thiru. S.A. Abdul Malik, Jeddah Chapter

Ø Thiru. KNS. Rahmathullah, Jeddah Chapter

Ø Thiru. Meera Mohideen, Jeddah Chapter

Ø Thiru. M.A. Dawood Batcha, UAE Chapter

Ø Thiru. M. Abdul Rahman, UAE Chapter

Ø Thiru. A. Abdul Wahab, UAE Chapter

Ø Thiru. H.Q. Najumudin, Kuwait Chapter

Ø Thiru. P.M.A. Kaliq Jaman, Kuwait Chapter

Ø Thiru. Dr. V. Rajagopalan, Controller of

Examination, Bharathidasan University

Ø Dr. Sirpi Balasubramanian, Inter (1951-1953),

Sahithya Academy Awardee

Ø Thiru. K. Alaudin, I.A.S.

Ø Thiru. A.V. Venkatachalam, I.F.S.

Ø Prof.Anbanadam, HOD of Economics,Periyar EVR College, Tiruchirappalli

On 15th August 2004

Ø Hon. Thiru. C. Ponnian - Minister for Finance

Ø Thiru. P. Selvam, I.A.S.

Ø Thiru. K.M. Kader Mohideen, M.A., M.P.

Ø Thiru. L. Ganesan, B.A., B.L., M.P.

Ø Thiru. Syed Muthahar Saqaf, The Hindu’

Ø Thiru. M.A. Abdul Katheem, U.A.E. Chapter

Ø Thiru. Venkat Narayanan, U.A.E. Chapter

Ø Prof. N. Abdul Asamdh, Former Principal

Ø Dr. Nather Khan, Malaysia Chapter·

Ø Dr. V. Veeraraghavan, Dy. Director, IGNOU

Ø Dr. R. Veerasekaran, Co-ordinator, N.S.S.,Bharathidasan University

On 15th August 2005

Ø Hon. Justice Akbar Basha Khadiri

Ø Thiru. K.A. Khaleel Ahamed Saheb, Treasurer,JMC Management Committee

Ø Thiru. Akbar Khan, ETAASCON, Dubai

Ø Thiru. E. Elangovan, I.A.S.

Ø Thiru. Jaffer Sait. I.P.S.

Ø Thiru. S.M. Hidayathullah, President, ChennaiAlumni Chapter

Ø Prof. K. Abdullah Basha, Former Principal

Ø Dr. Nallu, Co-ordinator, N.S.S. BARD

Ø Dr. Ramamoorthy, Principal, National College

Ø Er. Younus, Correspondent, MIET College, Tiruchy

Ø Thiru. S.P.M. Mohamed Ali Jinnah, Auditor

On 15th August 2006

Ø Dr. M.A. Akbarsha, Bharathidasan University

Ø Thiru. P. Panneervel, I.A.S., M.B.A.,Spl. Secretary,Dept.of Education, Govt of Gujarat.

Ø Thiru. A.K. Khaja Nazeemudeen,Assistant Secretary, JMC Management Committee

Ø Thiru. V.H. Mohamed Haneefa, I.P.S.,

Ø Prof. A. Kamaludeen, Principal,M.I.E.T. Arts & Science College

Ø Thiru. Syed Tajudeen Madani, M.A., B.L.,Advocate

Ø Thiru. M.K.M. Basheer Ahamed, Tanners

Ø Thiru. Mohamed Hussain Malim, M.D., Bahrain

Ø Thiru. A. Noorul Haque, ETA- ASCON, Dubai

Ø Thiru. M.I. Abdul Haleem, Auditor, Singapore

Ø Dr. B. Abdul Samath, Deputy Director,Medical Services, Government of Tamil Nadu

Ø Thiru. Zulfikar Deen, MCA,Director, TRIANZ, Bangalore

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On 15th August 2007

Ø Thiru. K.N. Nehru, Hon’ble Minister of Transport,

Government of Tamil Nadu

Ø Thiru. M.R.K. Paneer Selvam, Hon’ble Minister of

Backward Classes Welfare and Registration, Govt. of

Tamil Nadu.

Ø Thiru. T.Pachamuthu, chancellor,

SRM University, Chennai.

Ø Dr. N, Govindan, Ph.D., I.A.S.,

Chairman & Managing Director, State Industries

promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu.

Ø Prof. S. Syed Usman, Joint Director of Collegiate

Education, Tiruchirappalli Region.

Ø Dr. K.S. Alamgeer, M.Sc,(Agri), M.M.A.C. (Germany),

Consultant, Agro chemicals Exports & Imports, Chennai

Ø Mr.James Federick , Chairman, Coromandal Indag

Group, Chennai.

Ø Mr. G.M. Akbar Ali, Member Secretary,

Legal Services, Chennai.

Ø Dr. Joseph Mathuram, Ortho Specialist.

Ø Mr. M. Ziaudeen, B.Com., F.C.A., General Manager,Express printing Services, Dubai

Ø Mr. M.A.J. Iqbal, president, TMCA, Kuwait.

Ø Dr. K.S.S. Uthuman Mohideen, Prof & Head,Department of Economics, University of Madras.

Ø Dr. Umar Mohideen, Professor of Physics,California University.

Thiru. Segu Jamaludeen, Secretary & Correspondent,Aalim Mohamed Salegh College of Engineering,Chennai.

Ø Prof. N.A. Gulam Mohideen, M.Sc, M.S.,Professor, Texas University.

On 15th August 2008

Ø Mr.Sam.G.Andrews, District & Sessions Judge(Retd.), Trichy

Ø Mr.Ragunathan, Secretary, National College, Trichy.

Ø Mr.Abdul Azeez,B.A.,B.L.,Senior Advocate,Kulithalai.

Ø Dr.K.Santhanam , Principal,Kurinji College of Arts & Science , Trichy

Ø Prof.M.Bava Mohideen, M.Com.,M.Phil.Joint Director of Collegiate Education, Trichirappalli

Ø Mr.S.M.Sadique, Managing Director,LandMark Hotel Group, Dubai

Ø Mr. A.K.Hussain, Proprietor , Ahamed Brothers,Trichirappalli

Ø Prof.S.Mohamed Hussain, Former Lecturer (SG)in Physics

Ø Dr.Manuneethicholan, I.C.L.S., P.hD.,Official Liquidator,Company Law Board, Chennai.

Ø Dr. R.Gunasekaran,M.D.,Deepan Nursing Home,Trichy

Ø Dr.M.A.Aleem, Professor of Neurology ,KAPV Govt. Medical College,Trichy

Ø Mr. P.Abdul Kathar, B.Sc, B.Tech.,IC, Orchard Flats,Chennai.

Ø Mr. Mohideen Abdul Kader.,M.Com., A.C.A.,M.D and Charted Accountant.DNH Consultants P.Ltd,Singapore.

Ø Dr.Ruknudeen.,M.Sc,P.hD., Mariland University,USA.

On 15th August 2009

Ø Hon’ble Mr. Justice B. Rajendran, Judge,Madras High Court,

Ø Mr. Raja Khalifullah, Government Pleader,Government of Tamil Nadu, Chennai.

Ø Mr. Rajasekaran, M.Com., M.L.A,Thottiam Constituency, Thottiam, Trichy District.

Ø Mr. M.Paranjothi, M.A., B.L., M.L.A.,Srirangam Constituency, Trichy-18

Ø Dr. K.Mohamed Mohideen, M.S., F.I.C.S., F.R.S.H.,Chennai-600 084.

Ø Prof. M.Nyamathullah, Former HOD of Commerce,Tiruchirappalli-23.

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Ø Prof. M.Y.A. Razaak, Former Professor of English,Tiruchirappalli-21.

Ø Prof. H.Salahudeen, Former Professor and N.S.S.Coordinator, Bharathidasan University,

Ø Prof. L.W.Abdul Wadooth, Chennai-600 010.

Ø Prof. S.Abdul Raseed, Former Professor ofChemistry, Tiruchirappalli-20.

Ø Er. S.A.W. Buhari, Tiruchirappalli-20.

Ø Dr. Abdul Munaf, M.B.B.S., Founder President,Krishnagiri Islamic Trust for Education, Krishnagiri.

Ø Mr. G.N.Srinivasan, Secretary & Correspondent,UDC, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Prof. Hajee M.J.A. Meeran, Former Professor ofPhysics, The New College, Chennai.

Ø Dr. P.M. Mansure, Principal,MIET College of Arts & Science, Tiruchirappalli.

Ø Dr. M.M. Shahul Hameed, Head, Department ofBiotechnology, and Addl. Controller of ExaminationsJamal Mohamed College, Tiruchirappalli.

Ø Dr. M. Sheik Mohamed, Principal,Jamal Mohamed College, Tiruchirappalli.

Ø Mr. R.K.Medhar Mydeen, Deputy Commissioner(Commercial Taxes), Zone-IV, Chennai-6.

Ø Dr. A.Abdul Subhan Khan, Head (i/c), Commerce& Business Administration, Self-FinancingDepartments, JMC, Trichy.

Ø Mr. Dawood Miakhan, Secretary and Correspondent,Quaide Millath College, Melavakkam, Chennai.

Ø Prof. Mohamed Iqbal, Principal,Quaide MillathCollege, Melavakkam, Chennai -601302.

Ø Mr. K.A.R. Mohideen, K.A.R.Leathers Pvt.Ltd.,Dindigul-2.

Ø Er. A.A.Deen, Chief Executive Officer,JEL Maintenance PTE Ltd, Singapore.

Ø Dr. K.Anbarasu, Principal, National college,Tiruchirappalli.

Ø Hajee M.J.S. Nazeer Ahmed, Correspondent,Jamalia Higher Sec. School, Chennai.

Ø Dr. H.Syed Othuman, Principal, Sadakkadullah

Appa College, Thirunelveli.

Ø Mr. James Vasanthan, Music Director, Chennai.

Ø Mr. A. Jainalabudeen, Rtd. Deputy Conservator of

Forest, Chennai.

Ø Mr. Nizamudeen, Managing Partner,

Penguin Printers, Chennai.

Ø Mr. Abdul Sukkoor, Internal Auditor,

Dubai Islamic Bank, Dubai.

Ø Mr. Ameer Faisal, Executive Director,

Shipping Division, ETA ASCON, Star Group of

Companies, Dubai.

Ø Mr. N.A.M.Abdul Aleem, Secretary, T.M.C.A, Kuwait.

Ø Prof. Dr. S.Thameem Dheen, National University

of Singapore, Singapore.

Ø Mr. Mohamed Rafeek, Ruwais Education Trust,

Abu Dhabi.

Ø Mr. K.M.Mohamed Ismail Sait, Director,

Mana Muna Academy, Dindigul.

Ø Mr. P. Subramaniam, Senior Manager,

I.O.B., Cantonment Branch, Tiruchirappalli.

Ø Mr. Mohamed Ismail, Director, Femina Group of

Companies, Tiruchirappalli.

Ø Mr. A. Riaz Ahamed, Director, Golden Oil Mills,

Tiruchirappalli-08.

Ø Mr. R.V.Raman. M.A., (Retd.) Assistant Manager,

Reserve Bank of India, Chennai.

Ø Mr. Srinivasan, Inspector (Retd.), Income Tax

Department, Tiruchirappalli-17.

Ø Mr. Nagalingam, BT Assistant (Retd.),

Tiruchirappalli-12.

Ø Mr. J.Ubaidur Rahiman, Karur - 639 201

Ø Mr. K.John Sundar, Additional Director,

Lokabha Secretariat, New Delhi

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On 26th January 2010

Ø Hon’ble Thiru.M.N. Mohamed Ali, B.Sc., M.L.,Additional District Judge, Tanjore.

Ø Mr. M.Habeebullah, B.E., Chief Consulting Engineer,Dubai

Ø Dr.M. Fazlullah, M.B.B.S., Medical Officer,Dr.Safiullah Hospital, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Mr. M.Mohamed Badhusha, M.Sc., M.Phil., M.Ed.,District Supply Officer, Tiruchirappalli (Dt.)

Ø Mr. T. Jeyaseelan, IDAS, Financial Advisor, DGNP,NAVAL Base Post, Vizag - 14

Ø Mr. Guna Sekaran, I.F.S., Addl. Principal,Chief Conservator of Forest, Anna Institute ofmanagement, Chennai

Ø Dr. B.Senthil Kumaran, M.Sc., Ph.D.,Professor & Head, Department of Animal Science,University of Hyderabad

Ø Mr. A.M.P. Jamaludeen, M.Sc., Joint Secretary,Officer on Special Duty, Council Formation,Secretariat, Chennai

Ø Mr. Hameed Khan, B.Com., Senior Manager,Corporate Accounts, ETA Ascon, Dubai

Ø Mr. Jafar Ali Abdul Hameed, B.Sc., Vice President,Dubai Islamic Development Bank, Dubai.

Ø Mr. K.Mohamed Hidayathullah, M.Sc.,Senior Executive, ETA Ascon, Dubai

Ø Haji. A.G. Abdul Khaliq, B.Com.,Contractor, Khaja Nagar, Tiruchirappalli - 20

Ø Dr. S. Palanivelu, M.Sc., Ph.D.,Former HOD of Chemistry, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Major M.Aravandi, M.Sc., M.Phil.,Former HOD of Computer Science, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Prof. A. Abdul Malik, M.Sc., Ph.D.,Former HOD of Chemistry, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Dr. T. Janakiraman, M.Sc., Ph.D.,

Former HOD of Chemistry, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Prof. M.Abdul Hayath, M.Sc., M.Phil.,

Former Professor of Chemistry, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Major. S.Sheik Dawood, M.Sc., M.Phil., Former

Professor in Chemistry & NCC Officer, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Prof. M.N.P.Ziauddin, M.Sc., M.Phil.,

Former Professor of Physics & Coordinator of

Deeniyath Education,Tiruchirappalli

Ø Prof. S.Yusuf, M.A., M.Phil.,

Former Vice Principal & HOD of English, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Dr. M.H. Abubacker, M.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D.,

Former HOD of Economics, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Dr. S. Samsu Aliyar , M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.,

Former HOD of Economics, Chennai

Ø Prof. M.Mohamed Umar, M.Sc., M.Phil.,

Former Professor in Economics & Coordinator,

Tansri Ubaidullah Higher Secondary School, Rajagiri, Tanjore

Ø Prof. M.Purushothaman, M.Sc., M.Phil.,

Former HOD of Botany,Tiruchirappalli

Ø Prof. A. Umar Basha, M.Sc., M.Phil., Former

Professor in Physics & Correspondent,

AIMAN College,Tiruchirappalli

Ø Dr.A.Mohamed Abdul Khader, M.A.,M.Phil., Ph.D.,

Principal, Khadir Mohideen College, Adirampattinam,

Tanjore(Dt)

Ø Dr. Syed Rafeek Ahamed, M.A., Ph.D., Principal,

Quide Millath College for Mendavakkam,

Chennai – 600 100

Ø Prof. Ambikapathy, M.Sc., M.Phil., Principal,

Raja Sharafoji Government College, Thanjavur

Ø Dr. P.Ajmail Khan, M.A., Ph.D., Senior Professor

& Head,School of Religion and Humanist Thoughts,

Madurai Kamarajar University, Madurai – 20

Ø Mr. S. Kumaravel, M.Sc., B.Ed., Senior Scientist,Indian Institute of Crop Processing Technology,Tanjore

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Ø Dr. Varadharaajan, B.A., B.L., Ph.D., Chairman,Roever Group of Education Institutions, Permbalur

Ø Rev. Fr. Thomas, M.Sc., B.Ed., Head Master,Ponmalaipatti Higher Secondary School,Tiruchirappalli

Ø Janab. N.Mohamed Farook, M.A., BGL., Secretary& Correspondent, Naina Mohamed College,Aranthangi.

Ø Janab. M.A.Mohamed Nizam, M.B.A.,Secretary & Correspondent, MAM Group ofInstitutions, Siruganur(Po), Tiruchirappalli

Ø Mr. T.Mohamed Kaleemuddeen, B.Sc., F.C.A.,Charted Accountant, Kaleem & Co, Coimbatore

Ø H.G. Dr. Joseph Mar Dionysius., M.sc., Ph.D.,Metropolitan of Calcutta Diocese, Bhilai, Chhattisgarh

Ø Dr.T.Arun Kumar, M.C.A., Ph.D., Professor inComputer Science, Vellore Institute of Technology,Vellore

Ø Mr.Hussain Farook, M.Sc., Rahath Plaza,Vada Palani, Chennai

Ø Mr. Farook Basha, M.Sc., Chairman, Husna Flowersand Fragrance Pvt. Ltd., Chennai.

Ø Mr. Hadi Saheb, B.Com., Steam Beedi Co.,Tiruchirappalli.

Ø Dr. A.S.Mohamed Rafee, M.A., Ph.D., Head,Department of English,Mazharul Uloom College, Ambur

Ø Dr. AV.M.Nazimuddin, B.Com., M.A., Ph.D.,87, Harrington Road, Chetpet, Chennai – 31

Ø Mr. B.Balaji, B.Com., Managing Director,B.G.Naidu Sweets, Tiruchy and Pudukkottai

Ø Dr. M.S.Anwar Hussain, B.Com., B.L.,High Court Advocate, Chennai]

Ø Haji.E.Mohamed Ali, PRO (Rtd.,), BSNL,Tiruchirappalli

Ø Mr. Mohideen Sirajudeen, M.Com.,Marketing Director, Alaaerah Tyers, Jeddah, KSA

Ø Mr. Mohamed Anas, B.Com., Director,

Alofhaim Markets Group, Riyad, KSA

Ø Mr. S.Mohamed Ismail, B.Com.,Operation & Data Analyst, Juffali Information

Systems Centre, Jedadh, KSA.

Ø Mr. M.Mohamed Malick Ibrahim, B.Com.,

Genearl Manager, Class Design Carpets, Riyadh, KSA.

Ø Lion. P.T.Rajan, B.Sc., Prop. Periyasamy Towers,Tiruchirappalli

Ø Mr. M.I.Abdul hadi, B.Com., Steam Beedi Co.,

Tiruchirappalli

Ø Mr. Nazurullah Khan, M.Sc., Director,

Universal Multilingual Integrated Educational Service,Kula Lumpur, Malaysia

Ø Dr. G.Jeyachandran,M.B.B.S.,DO,DTCD, Chairman,

Janet Nursing Home, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Mr. I.Abdul Azzez, B.A., Inspector of Police,

Organaized Crime – CBCID, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Mr. K.Feroze Khan Abdullah, M.Sc.,Additional Superintendent of Police, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Mr. A.Kannadasan, M.Com., Inspector of Police,

Airport Police Stataion, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Mr. A.Prasanna Venkatesh, B.Sc., Inspector of

Police, Vigilance & Antocorruption, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Dr. S.M.M. Mohamed Ali, M.A., Ph.D.,Former professor of Ta,il, Quide Millath College

for Men, Chennai

Ø Mr. H.M. Shahul Hameed, M.Com.,

Deputy Superintendent of Police, Dharmapuri

Ø Mr. A.M.Sahabar Sadiq Ali, M.A.,Family Welfare Councellor, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Mr. K.Habeeb, B.A., Social Worker, Thuvarankurichi

Ø Mr. Akbar Hussain, Former Professor of Botany,

Tiruchirappalli

Ø Mr. A.Abdul Khuddus, Former Physical Director,

Tiruchirappalli

Ø Mr. M.Elangovan, Higher Grade Assistant,LIC, Cantonment Branch

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Awards presented during Diamond JubileeCelebrations on 07.02.2011

Distinguished Educationist Awards were presented byHis Excellency Shri. M.O.H.Farook, Governor ofJharkhand in honour of their Management of Educa-tional Services in Jamal Mohamed College

Ø Haji.M.J.M.Abdul Gafoor Sahib, Secretary &

Correspondent (39 Years)

Ø Janab M.J.Noordeen sahib, President (33 years)

Ø Hji. K.A.Khaleel Ahamed Sahib, Treasurer (22 years)

Ø Janab. A.K.Khaj Nazeemudeen, Assistant Secretary

(16 years)

Ø Haji.A.G.Ahamed Hussain Sahib, Management

Committee Member (37 years)

Ø Haji.K.M.Mohamed Abdul Gani Sahib, Management

Committee Member (37 years)

Ø Haji.Av.M. Jafardeen, Management Committee

Member (24 years)

Distinguished Educational Service Awards were

presented by His Excellency Shri. M.O.H.Farook,

Governor of Jharkhand in honour of their contribution

to the Institution

Ø Dr. K. Parthasarathy ,Director, IECD & University

Representative

Ø Dr. M.Sheik Mohamed, Principal and Donor of a Hall

Ø Perumpulavar Dr. C. Nainar Mohamed, Former Principal

Ø Prof. N.Abdul Samadh, Former Principal

Ø Dr. K.Abdullah Basha, Former Principal

Ø Dr. K.Meena, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor,

Bharathidasan Univerity, Tiruchirappalli

Distinguished Educational Service Awards werepresented to Donors by the Honorable Members of theManagement Committee in honour of theircontribution to the Institution

Ø Hajee. M.K.M. Basheer Ahamed Saheb,Tanners, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Mr. Shahul Hameed, S/o Hajee. Mohideensha,Tiruchirappalli

Ø Hajee. A.K. Basheer Ahamed, Chakkarapalli,Thanjavur

Ø Janab. Dawood Batcha Sahib, Rajagiri, Thanjavur

Ø Alhaj. M.A.Abdul Katheem, Rajagiri, Thanjavur

Ø Haji. Syed Salauddin, Managing Director, ETA Groupof Companies, Dubai

Ø Mr. M. Abdul Rahman, M.A., Member of Parliament

Ø Haji. K.N.S.A. Rahamathullah, M.B.A., Jeddah

Ø Mr. S.A.Abdul Bari B/O S.A.Abdul Malick, Rajagiri

Ø Dr. A. Zameer Pasha, Shanawaz Nursing Home,Tiruchirappalli

Ø Janab. A. Mohideen, B.A., K.A.R Leathers, Dindigul

Ø Janab. Er. Abuthahir B.E., Tiruchirappalli

Ø Thiru. L.Ganesan, B.A., B.L., Ex-M.P.

Ø Thiru.G.K.Vasan, Member of Parliament

Ø Thiru.B.S.Gnanadesikan, Member of Parliament

Ø Dr.T.R.Pachamuthu, Chancellor, S.R.M. University,Chennai

Ø Haji. M.Abdul Kader alias Delhi Basha,Kuwait

Ø Er. A.K.Yusuf Sahib, Strong Engineer, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Janab. A.K. Mohamed Hussain, B.Com., AhamedBrothers, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Haji. S. Dhasthageer Sahib, Chittarkottai, RamnadDistrict

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Ø Haji. Seenathana Abdul Kader, Kilakarai

Ø Auditor M.Ziauddin, Dubai

Ø Thiru. N.Siva, M.A., B.L., M.P, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Thiru. P.Kumar, B.Sc., B.L., M.P, Tiruchirappalli

Ø Haji. Dr. Shaik M. Deen and HajeeyaniMrs. Dr. Nasseemdeen, USA

Ø Dr.I.Natharkhan, Kula Lampur, Malaysia

Ø Haji.Mohamed Ismail Aziz @ Abdullah, Kula Lampur,Malaysia

Distinguished Educational Service Awards werepresented to HODs by the Honorable Members of theManagement Committee in honour of theircontribution to the Institution

Ø Dr. S.Syed Khayas Ahmed, HOD of Arabic

Ø Dr. S.Ahmed John, HOD of Botany

Ø Dr. A.Abdul Jameel, HOD of Chemistry

Ø Dr. R.Khader Mohiadeen, HOD of Commerce

Ø Mr. G.Ravi, HOD of Computer Science

Ø Dr. P.N.P.Mohamed Sahaputheen, HOD of Economics

Ø Dr. A.Mohamed Ibraheem, HOD of English

Ø Mr. M.Mohammed Siraj, Professor of French

Ø Dr. Shaik Karimullah, Professor of Hindi

Ø Mr. M.Muhammad Ali, HOD of History

Ø Dr. A.R.Mohamed Ismail, HOD of Mathematics

Ø Dr. B.S.Shayin Sha, Director of Physical Education

Ø Dr. K.A.Shaik Alaudin, HOD of Physics

Ø Dr. M.A.S. Habeebur Rahman, HOD of Tamil

Ø Dr. P. Ahmed Basha, Professor of Urdu

Ø Dr. B.M. Gulam Mohideen, HOD of Zoology

Ø Dr. M.Mohamed Meeran, Controller of Examination

Ø Dr. M.M.Shahul Hameed, Controller of Examination

Ø Dr. A.Abdul Subhan Khan, Member in-charge,Department of Commerce

Ø Dr. A.M.Mohamed Sindhasha, Member in-charge ,Department of Social Work

Ø Dr. M.I.Fazal Mohamed, Member in-charge ,Department of Nutrition and Dietetics

Ø Dr. S.M.Mazhar Nazeeb Khan, Member in-charge ,Department of Hotel Management

Ø Dr. S.Mohamed Salique, Member in-charge ,

Department of Bio Technology

Ø Dr. M.Mohamed Sihabudeen, Member in-charge ,Department of Micro Biology

Ø Dr. S.Ismail Mohideen, Member in-charge ,Department of Fashion Technology & CostumeDesigning

Ø Dr.D.I. George Amalarethinam, DirectorMCA Programme

Ø Dr. T.Abdul Razak, Member in-charge , Departmentof Information Technology

Ø Dr. Bejoy John Thomas, Member in-charge ,Department of Management studies

Alumni Sponsored Buildings in the CampusAlumni Sponsored Buildings in the CampusAlumni Sponsored Buildings in the CampusAlumni Sponsored Buildings in the CampusAlumni Sponsored Buildings in the Campus

Ø Founder Treasurer K.Abdul Samad Memorial Block(Ground and I Floor), 1966

Ø Jailani Basha Memorial Building, 1980

Ø Parking Shed for Two Wheelers, 1985

Ø Syed Hussainudden Hall (Conference Hall), 1991

Ø Thanjavur Hajee M.M. Ismail Memorial Block, 1992by Dawood Batcha and Abdul Khatheem

Ø Concrete roof in the I Floor (South) of Jamal MohideenBuilding by Alumni Staff Members

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Ø Krishnaswamy Naidu Memorial Basketball Court, 1995

Ø Haji Minna Noordeen Block, 1997

Ø Dubai Alumni Block (PG New Hostel), 2000

Ø Hasan Rowther Library Hall ( Khajamian Hostel), 2001

Ø Palani Keeranur Haji. K.N.S. Abdul Rahman LabbaiSahib Memorial MBA Hostel, 2004 Built by Mr.Rahamathullah, Jeddah.

Ø Women Prayer Hall in the Mosque Campus, 2004

Ø Women Prayer Hall in the Campus, 2004, built by Mr.S.A. Abdul Malik, Jeddah.

Ø Jeddah Alumni MBA Block 2006.

Ø Kilakarai IR8 Seyed Mohamed Memorial Block 2006,built by Er. Kamaluddin, Jeddah.

Ø Kilakarai Alhaj M.A.M.A. Abdul Karim EndowmentBuilding for Anna University Office, 2007 built byKilakarai Noorul Haq, Dubai

Ø SRM Endowment Block ,2008, built byDr.TR.Pachamuthu, Chancellor, SRM University,Chennai

Ø NB Abdul Gafoor Auditorium - Renovated and AirConditioned by Dr.TR.Pacahamuthu, Chancellor, SRMUniversity, Chennai,2008

Ø Jeddah well wishers and old students EndowmentBlock 2008 by Jeddah old students and well wishers

Ø Al Manhal - New MBA Block Ground Floor built by thecontribution of Rs.10 lacks by Mr.M.Ziauddin,Auditor, Dubai, 2010

Ø Dr.M.Sheik Mohamed Hall built by the Principal at acost of Rs.6,00,000 in recognition of Education givento him by Palani Neikkarapatty Thiru JegannathNaickar and in memory of his father PalaniPeriyakalayamputhur, K.Mohamed Gani Rowther in 2010

Ø Irumeni OSM Mohamed Ibrahim Memorial Hall - I Floorof New MBA Block built from the contribution ofRs.10 lakhs by Dr.A.S.Nathar Khan, Malaysia,2010

Ø Rajaghiri Haji S.A.Abdul Malik Memorial Hall built ata cost of Rs. 2 lakhs by his family members,2010

Ø Sigapore Alumni Hall, II Floor of Kulalumpur MariamIsmail Hall in the Khajamian Hostel Campus,2011

Ø Palani Keeranur Janaba Kulsum Beevi Hall, III Floorin P.G.New Hostel Auditorium,2011

Ø Kuwait Alumni Hall IIFloor of IDB Hostel Block in theKhajamian Hostel Campus 2011.

Ø Chennai Alumni Haji. Farook Basha Hall inKhajamian Hostel Campus 2011.

Financial Assistance to poor students sponsored byAlumni and Well-Wishers

Ø Former Students and Well Wishers are encouraged

to provide Scholarship of a minimum of Rs.5000/-

per year continuously under the principle of “Eachone

Educate at least one”

Ø Dawood Batcha Endowment Scholarships

Rs. 2,55,000

Ø Jeddah Alumni Scholarships Rs. 30,000

Ø Kuwait Alumni Scholarships Rs. 10,000

Ø Jeddah Er. Mohamed Shafee Scholarships

Rs. 1,25,000

Ø Jeddah Mr. Mallappan Scholarships Rs. 30,000

Ø UAE Alumni Scholarships Rs. 2,16,000

Ø Chennai Alumni Scholarships Rs. 22,000

Ø Haseena Nainar Scholarships Rs. 1,44,000

Ø Jailani Basha Memorial Scholarships Rs. 1,42,780

Ø IMAN Scholarships Rs. 28,000

Ø Majeeth Rowther Memorial Scholarships Rs. 1,08,000

Ø JMC Alumni Association Scholarships Rs. 1,27,030

Ø S.A. Kader Saheb Scholarships Rs. 10,000

Ø Alhaj Av.M. Jaffardeen Scholarships Rs. 14,0000

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Ø Tamil Nadu Muslim Cultural Association (Kuwait)

Scholarships Rs. 50,000

Ø Prof. M.K.R. Shakir, Tiruchy, Scholarships Rs. 7,000

Ø Mr.P. Abdul Khathar (Alim Leathers, Chennai)


Ø Prof. E.W.P. Thomas & Family Endowment

Scholarships Rs. 1,00,000

Ø Er. T.N.Sheik Mohamed Endowment Scholarships

Rs. 1,00,000

Ø Deputy Collector Sahul Hameed Scholarships,

Rs. 10,000

Ø Mr. K.S. Alamgeer Endowment Scholarships

Rs. 2,00,000

Ø Mr. E. Ilangovan, I.A.S. Endowment Scholarships

Rs. 50,000

Ø Mr. Panneervel, I.A.S. Endowment Scholarships,

Rs.1,00,000

Ø JMC Alumni Staff Scholarships Rs. 69,000

Ø Lalgudi Gulam Ahamed Residential Complex

Endowment Scholarships Rs. 20,750

Ø Kilakarai Alhaj M.A.M.A. Abdul Karim Endowment

Building Scholarships Sponsored by Janab. A. Noorul

Haque, ETA-ASCON, Dubai Rs. 2,47,527

Ø SRM Endowment scholarships Rs. 25,000

Ø Dr. M.M. Uwise, Sri Lanka, Scholarships Rs. 10,000

Ø Mr.Riaz Ahamed Scholarships Rs, 11,000

Ø Parthibanur Mrs. S. Ameena Beevi Endowment

Scholarships by Dr.A. Nagoor Gani Rs. 5,000

Ø Mr. Syed Naseer, MCA Scholarships Rs. 18,000

Ø Mr. Hasan Ali, Scholarships Rs. 10,000

Ø Mr. R. Kader Batcha Scholarships Rs. 5,000

Ø Mr. S.M.I. Mohamed Ismail (Femina Shopping Mall)


Ø Haji M.J. Jamal Jafar Kuwait Scholarships Rs. 25,000

Per Year.

Ø Mr.Mohideen Abdul Kader, Chartered Accountant,

Singapore Scholarships Rs. 25,000

Ø Mrs. Dil Nawas, Singapore Scholarships Rs. 15,000

Ø R. Ramasamy Endowment Scholarships by Dr. Ravi

Kumar Rs. 8,500

Ø Mr.I.Abuthahir, Pollachi Scholarships Rs.50,000

Ø Mrs. R. Fathima Bi Endowment Scholarships by Janab.

Haji. K.A. Khaleel Ahamed Sahib & Children

Rs. 1,00,000

Ø Mr. K. Nainamalai Memorial Endowment Scholarships

by Dr. N. Govindam, Ph.D., I.A.S., Rs. 1,00,000

Ø Mr. A. Aboobacker MBA., C.H.A. Endowment


Ø Mr. James Fredic Endowment Scholarships Rs. 50,000

Ø Mr. K.S.M. Sadak Abdul Cader, Singapore Endowment


Ø Mrs. Badurunisa Zackariya Endowment Scholarships

by Dr.M.Basha Rs. 40,000

Ø Founder Treasurer Janab. N.M.K. Abdul Samad Sahib

Endowment Scholarship by Haji K.A. Khaleel Ahamed,

Treasurer. Rs. 1,00,000

Ø Haji Janab N.M.K Abdul Khader Endowment

scholarship sponsored by Janab A.K.Khaja

Nazeemuddin. Rs.1,00,000

Ø Dr.Aleem Endowment scholarship sponsored by

Dr.Aleem, Professor of Neurology,KAP Viswanathan

Medical College,Tiruchirappalli, Rs. 1,00,000

Ø Prof. K. Abdul Gafoor (Former HOD of Tamil) &

Dr. K. Mohamed Mohideen Endowment Scholarships

Rs. 1,00,000

Ø Dr.A.R.Mohamed Ismail and Family Endowment

scholarships Rs.50,000

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Ø Mr.T.S.K.Thajudeen, Thuvarankurichi

(Mr.T.Siddiqu,MCA) Endowment Rs.50,800

Ø Principal Dr.M.Sheik Mohamed Endowment,

scholarships Rs. 1,00,000

Ø S. Shafiqur Rahman, Advocate, Dindigul Memorial

Endowment scholarships Rs. 1,00,000 by Advocate

N.Shahul Hameed,Dindigul

Ø Dr. M.S. Asraf, Scholarships (2008-2009) Rs.10,000

Ø A.J. Akbar Ali, Kuwait Scholarships (2008-2009)

Rs.10,000

Ø M/s Janab. Yusuf Abdul Kareem and Brothers and

Family Scholarships (2008 - 2009) Rs. 25,000

Ø Mr.M.Mohamed Abdullah, MCA Tritech Systems,

Chennai Scholarships (2008-2009) Rs. 5,000

Ø The Staff & Manager, Ship Management, Dubai

Scholarships (2008-2009) Rs. 50,000

Ø Mr. Arif Moinudeen Scholarships (2008-2009)

Rs. 15,000

Ø Mr. Vaheed Z. Ubaidullah, MBA Scholarships

(2008-09) Rs. 4,500

Ø M. Asia Banu, I BA English, Scholarships (2008-09)

Rs. 5,000

Ø Mr. A.R. Mohamed Iqbal, Kayalpatnam Scholarships

(2008-09) Rs. 15,000

Ø Dr. Rahman Scholarships Rs. 3,000

Ø Beema Nagar Jamathul Faithumal Scholarships

Rs.22,960

Ø Janab. Jamaludeen, Adirampattinam Scholarships

Rs.5,000

Ø LKS Ansari Hajiar Jewellers Scholarships Rs. 1000

Ø Haji Er. Abuthahir Saheb, Subramaniapuram


Ø Johanara Hussain Scholarships Rs. 3,000

Ø Mr. Durairaju, Thiruvanmiyur Scholarships Rs. 5,000

Ø Haji. Liyakath Ali, Kullaman Street, Allinagaram,

Theni Scholarships Rs. 2,000

Ø Ruwais Educational Forum, Abuthabi Scholarships

Rs. 1,72,235

Ø Mr.A.K.Hussain Ahamed Saheb, Ahmed Bros.,

Singarathope Scholarships Rs. 1,18,790

Ø Islami Baithulmal, Keelakkarai Scholarships Rs. 3,000

Ø Kamudhi Podhu Nalachabai Scholarships Rs. 9,780

Ø M/s Everest Timbers & Plywood, Sangiliyandapuram


Ø Mr. Joseph Francis, Trichy and Mr.Prabu Kumar, Trichy


Ø Mr. N. Hameed Rowther (S. Mohamed Ismail,

Salem) Scholarships Rs. 10,000

Ø M.A.R. Abdul Waheed & Sons Educational Trust


Ø Ambur Welfare Association Scholarships Rs.7,000

Ø Haji. S.S.Mohamed Abdulla Palakkarai Memorial

Scholarships Rs.5,000

Ø Mr. Muneer Ahamed Kuwait Scholarships Rs.10,000

Ø Rev. Sayyid Ibrahim Memorial Scholarships,

Rs.80,310

Ø Mr. Jamal Mohideen Aaroon Rasheed M.P.Scholarships

sponsored by AJM Zaneer, Sri Lanka Rs.10,000

Ø Haji. Ibraheem Har Trust, Scholarships Rs.10,000

Ø Mr. J. Abdul Samadhu, Abudhabi Scholarships

Rs.8,000

Ø Mr.M.A.J. Md. Iqbal, Chennai Scholarships 10,000

Ø Mrs. A. Nourose Banu Munafar, Kajamalai


Ø B.S.Abdul Rahman Zakah Fund Foundation

Rs. 10,00,000

Ø Seena Thana Scholarships Rs. 1,50,000

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Ø Haji.Mohamed Ibraheem Charitable Trust


Ø Mr. Ziaudeen, Dubai Scholarships Rs. 25,000

Ø Mr. M.S. Javid Ahamed, Trichy Scholarships

Rs. 10,000

Ø OMEIAT Scholarships Rs. 5,000

Ø Vazhapadi K. Ramamoorthy Scholarships Rs. 5,000

Ø Mr.K.M. Thippu Sulthan Scholarships Rs. 8,000

Ø Usilampatti Medical Association Scholarships

Rs. 10,000

Ø Haji Shaik Md.Bin Abdul Rahman Al Jamathul Hajra

Arabi College Scholarships Rs. 5,000

Ø Mr. M.I.Md.Zubair, Intel BCA Scholarships Rs. 15,000

Ø Moulana Shamsudeen Qasimi, Head Imam, Mecca

Masjid, Chennai, Scholarships Rs. 10,000

Ø Mr. Anver Shaik, Adirampattinam Scholarships

Rs. 10,000

Ø Mrs.Fathima Beevi Memorial Scholarship

(Haji. J.Ubaidur Rahman) Rs.2,000

Ø Mr.J.sathik, Bhelpur Scholarship Rs. 1,000

Ø Tiruppur Scholarship Rs.2,000

Ø Halima Travels Scholarship Rs.9,630

Ø Majestic Foundation Scholarship Rs.5,532

Ø Er.Kudbudeen Scholarship Rs.5000

Ø Thiruvannamalai Muslims welfare Association

Scholarship Rs.9923

Ø Mr.M.E. Jamaldeen Scholarship Rs.5000

Ø Mrs.Shahitha Sha W/o Sha Mohamed Habibulla

Scholarship Rs. 10,000

Ø Mr.Syed Ibrahimsha, MCA Scholarship Rs.50,000

Ø Mr.S.M. Mohamed Meeran, Hazarath, Imam Kader

Masjid Scholarship Rs.9285

Ø Mr.Abdul Khader Nawab Scholarship Rs.10,000

Ø Er.Anwardeen, Singapore Scholarship Rs.23,000

Ø Habeeb Charitable Scholarship Rs.4920

Ø Mr.A.J.M. Zaneer Scholarship Rs.85,310

Ø JMC Alumni Kuwait Scholarship Rs.1,00,000

Ø Haji.S.S.Mohamed Abdullah Scholarship Rs.5000

Ø Vaniyambadi Scholarship Rs.41,322

Ø Kamal Abdul Malick, Kenya Scholarship Rs. 15,000

Ø Lion Veerakumar Scholarship Rs.10,000

Ø Mrs.Nourose Munafar Scholarship Rs.3,000

Ø H.B.Foundation Scholarship Rs.10,177

Ø Mr.N.Muqthar Ahamed, M.Sc., Dubai Scholarship

Rs.15,000

Ø Mr.Arif Moinudeen, Ambur Scholarship Rs.20,000

Ø Mr.A.S.Anver Pasha Scholarship Rs.5000

Ø Mr.K.Jiyavudeen, Dubai Scholarship Rs.5000

Ø TMCA Scholarship Rs. 50,000

Ø Mr.S.Riaz Sirajudeen, Jeddah Scholarship Rs.5,000

Ø Dr.Jamal A.Mohamed Scholarship Rs.5,000

Ø Prof. S.H. Syed Akber Hussain Endowment

Scholorship Rs.15000/-

Ø Mrs.Dr.R.Umarani, Directorate of Collegiate

Education Scholarship Rs.5000

Ø Mr.Gopinath, Chairman, BHEL Scholarship Rs. 2500

Ø Major M.Aravandi’s Diamond Jubilee Year Endowment

for Scholarship Rs.50,000

Ø Dr.K.Santhanam Memorial English Literature

Scholarship Rs. 3,00,000

Ø Thiru.J.Raja Kalifulla Endowment Scholarship

Rs.50,000

Ø Haji. Kamal Basha, Raja Hotel, Scholarship Rs.16000

Ø Mr. Balaji, BG Naidu Sweets, Scholarship Rs.12000

Ø Mr. Saleem Sariff, Bangalore, Scholarship Rs.12000

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JMC Alumni Association (Singapore Chapter)Scholarship Rs. 2,00,000/-provided by:

Ø Mr Mohiadeen Abdul Kader

Ø Mr Mohamed Jinna

Ø Mr Abdul Subahan

Ø Mr Hidayathulla

Ø Mr N Habibullah

Ø Mr Hajasheik Allaudin

Ø Mr Haja Nizamudeen

Ø Mr Amanullah

Ø Mr S Mohamed Ghouse

Ø Mr Hameed Ghouse

Ø Mr Abdul Malik

Ø Mr Mohamad Haneefa Tajudeen

Ø Mr Mohamed Anwardeen

Ø Mr Ameer Ali

Ø Mr Noorullah

Ø Mr Sahul Hameed

Ø Mr Jalaludeen

Ø Mr Mohamed Shajahan

Ø Mr Mohamed Kassim

Ø Mr Sadiq Basha

Ø Mr A Abdul Karim

Ø Mr A Mohamed Ali

Ø Mr Ahmed Kabeer

Ø Mr A Jalal Rahman

Ø Mr Sabeer Ahamed

Ø Mr Faisal Mohamed

Ø Mr Sahul Hameed Syed Ibrahim

Ø Mr Khaliq Ahamed

Ø Mr Mohamed Roohul

Ø Mr Habibur Rahman

Ø Mr Nisar Ajas Ahamed

Awards to StudentsAwards to StudentsAwards to StudentsAwards to StudentsAwards to Students

Ø Gold MedalsGold MedalsGold MedalsGold MedalsGold Medals

C Khajamian Rowther Gold Medal – Outstanding

Graduate of the year - Men

C Jamal Mohamed Sahib Gold Medal – Outstanding

Graduated of the year -Women

C Khader Spinners Gold Medal - B.Com.

C Jailani Basha Gold Medal - M.Com.

C Dr. Alagiriswamy Gold Medal - M.Sc. Zoology

C Av.M Jafardeen Noorjahan Trust Gold Medal -

Computer Science UG & PG

C Service Gold Medal to outstanding NSS

Volunteer

Ø Proficiency Prizes

C Proficiency Prizes to Students in III Year

C Proficiency Prizes to Graduates

C Proficiency Prizes to Post-Graduates

Ø Special Awards

w Duraisamy Pillai Awards

w Koothanallur V.M. Noor Mohideen Memorial Award

w Sengamala Rajagopalan Memorial Awards

w Dr. P. Periyanayagam Award

w Major Aravandi Endowment

w S.K. Rasheed Memorial Award

w Prof. R. Renganathan Award

w Prof. R. Renganathan Endowment Award

w Indian Medical Association Endowment Award

w JAMCOFEST Endowment Award

w Sreeram Memorial Endowment Award

w Kalyan Endowment Award

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w Prof. E.P. Mohamed Ismail Endowment Award

w Prof. T.A. Nizamudden Endowment Award

w Haji. Dr. M. Sheik Mohamed Endowment Award

w Dr. Balasubramanian Endowment Award

w Seetharaman Endowment Award

w Hairoon Bi Endowment Award

w T.R. Raghavasastri Endowment Award

w Perumpulavar Dr.C. Nainar Mohamed Endowment

Award

w Leo Samson Endowment Award

w Dr. Periyanayagam Rolling Cup

w Outstanding Leo Award

w Cultural Ambassadors Award

w Arjuna of Jamal Award

w Dr. A. Abdul Subhankhan Endowment Award for

Top Rankers in B.Com., IT Paper

w Dr. Alagirisamy USA Endowment Award for

conducting Krishnasami Naidu Memorial Basket

Ball Tournament

w Dr.K.Sithik Ali Endowment Award for Top

Rankers in Final B.Sc and Final M.Sc Organic

Chemistry paper

w Dr.MJamal Mohamed Jaffer Endowment Award for

Best NSS Programme Officer and Best NSS

Volunteer

w A.Shamsudeen Endowment to Top ranker in

M.Sc Mathematics by Dr.A.Sulaiman

w Dr. Gunasekaran Award to toppers in UG & PG

Zoology

Community Service

Ø Staff members contribute every month to acommon Baithulmal maintained in the College.

Ø Regular finance assistance is provided to thenearly 100 people per year.

Ø Mass Literacy Programmes will be organised inassociation with NGO in rural areas.

Ø Women Self Help Groups will be trained by Staffin areas where they need our help.

Ø Hospital facility in the hostel extended to thepublic also.

Endowment Lectures

Ø First Principal M.J.Mohamed Sayeed EndowmentLecture

Ø Sirpi Balasubramanian Endowment Lecture

Ø Perumpulavar Dr.C.Nainar Mohamed EndowmentLecture

Ø Dr. Rajiv Tharanath Endowment Lecture

Ø Tmt. Meenatchi Vairavan Endowment Lecture

Ø Janab. M.Shamsudeen Endowment Lecture

Achievements

Ø The college celebrated its Silver Jubilee during1978-79 the Golden Jubilee during 2000-2001 andDiamond Jubilee during 2010-11 in a grand manner.The College was awarded the Coveted Five StarStatus by NAAC, an autonomous body of UGC,during the Golden Jubilee Year. The College receivedUGC Assistance consistently from Second Five YearPlan Period.

Ø Autonomous status has been conferred on thecollege for the period of 6 years from the academicyear 2004-2005.

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Ø UGC selected and sanctioned one time grant of

Rs. 7,00,000/- under the “Revival of Old Reputed

Colleges” scheme during IX plan period.

Ø The UGC has sanctioned an amount of Rs.43,60,000/ -

for U.G. and P.G. Development Programmes and

Career Oriented programme (COP) in the College

under X plan. Funding to the tune of Rs. 4,38,200/-

were sanctioned by UGC for the conduct of National

Level and State Level workshops, symposia and

seminars. An amount of Rs. 4,75,000/- was

sanctioned to five professors in science faculties and

Rs. 3,55,500/- to five professors in arts faculties for

carrying out Minor Research Projects DST has

sanctioned Rs.83,00,000/- for upgrading research

and teaching facilities under FIST programme to

Department of Physics, Botany, Zoology and

Mathematics UGC has sanctioned Rs. 10,00,000/-

for improving Science Laboratories and Rs. 8,00,000/-

for remedial coaching classes for SC / ST &

Minorities.

Ø NAAC Peer team visited the college during October

2008 for reaccreditations and awarded “A” Grade with

CGPA of 3.6 out of 4.0 in January 2009.

Ø During XI Plan period UGC has sanctioned Rs.77,00,000

for UG & PG Development Schemes. Rs.50,00,000 for

Infrastructural Development of Science Laboratories,

Rs.21,00,000 Under Merged Sheme, Rs.80,00,000

under Autonomous Grant, Rs. 80,00,000 for

Women Hostel, Rs.90,00,000 for Indoor Stadium and

Rs.77,00,000 for other Research Projects.

Future Plan

Ø A Common instrumentation facility, CD and Digital

Library, Entrepreneurial Cell, Institute Industry

Interaction Cell and Indoor stadium are to be

established.

Ø Innovative and need based courses in Visual

Communication, Internet Based Certification

Programme, Customer Services Management.

Ø Five year integrated courses in Arts, Science and

Commerce and programs for developing Soft Skill

and holistic development are to be introduced.

Ø A separate coaching centre for coaching the student

to all Civil Services and National Level Exams, NET,

GMAT, GATE and CSIR are to be setup.

Ø Tie up with Foreign Universities arranging for

students and staff exchange programmes and

inviting foreign Professors under sabbatical are to

be undertaken.

Ø The centers of excellence in Management. Computer

Science and Arabic, Area study centers, Educational

Media Research Centre to develop teaching aids, IT

Park in collaboration with IITs etc., are also be setup

in near future.

Ø A central instrumentation Facility, a separate Science

Research Block, Stadium in the Sports Ground,

Centre for Women Studies, Sports Hostel, Research

Students Hostel to be constructed.

Ø The ultimate aim is to realize the status of an

University.

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CLASS ROOMS AND OTHER

ACCOMMODATIONS FOR AIDED COURSES

1. M.J.M. Jamal Mohideen Building (1924) Ground Floor

Ø Principal Room, Management Room, Conference Hall,

Administrative Office (Fully Automated) for aided

classes and purchase section.

Ø Chemistry UG Laboratory and Research Laboratory

Ø Botany Class Rooms, Library & Computer Centre

Ø Maintenance section and Student Xerox centre

Ø Physics Class Rooms

Ø Physical Director Room

First Floor (1951)

Ø PG and research Department of Botany

Facilities : Class Rooms, Laboratories, Faculty Room,

Research Laboratory.

Courses : B.Sc. Botany, M.Sc. Botany, M.Phil &

Ph.D.(FT & PT)

Teaching Staff : 10

Non-Teaching Staff : 04

Ø PG & Research Department of Physics

Facilities : Class Rooms, Laboratories, Faculty Room,

Library, Computer Centre, UG and PG

Laboratories and Gallery

Courses : B.Sc. Physics, M.Sc Physics, M.Phil.

(FT & PT) and Ph.D. (FT & PT)

Teaching Staff : 15


2. Founder Treasurer N.M.K. Abdul Samad MemorialBlock Ground Floor, First Floor (1967) & SecondFloor (2004)

Ø Ground Floor: PG and Research Department ofDepartment of Mathematics

Ø Courses : B.Sc. Mathematics and M.Sc.Mathematics, M.Phil.(FT & PT) and Ph.D. (FT&PT)

Teaching Staff : 12


Ø Ground Floor: PG and Research Class Room, StaffRoom, Library, Alumni Association,Internal Quality Assurance Cell.

Ø Second Floor: Class rooms

Department of Economics

Ø First Floor : Class Rooms, Library, Seminar Hall andComputer Laboratory

Ø Courses : B.A. Economics and M.A. Economics,M.Phil (FT & PT) and Ph.D. (FT&PT)

Teaching Staff : 10 (09+01).


3. Haji M.A.Abdul Sathar Memorial Block(Ground Floor) (1962)

Ø General Library (Computerised)

Staff : Librarian -1 and Assistance -7

Ø First Floor : Department of Urdu, Hindi and FrenchPart -1 Language : Hindi, French and Urdu

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Ø Diploma in Multilingual Calligraphy approved byHuman Resource Development Ministry.

Facilities : Class Rooms, Faculty Rooms,Computer Centre and Library Staff: 06

4. Barakath Ali Memorial Hall (1990)

Ø Guidance and Counselling Centre

Facilities : Library and Class Room, 3 ProfessorsIncharge and One Librarian

5. Hautin Block (1973)

Ø PG and Research Department of Commerce

Facilities : Class Rooms, A/C Seminar Gallery, PGLaboratories, Computer Facilities, Libraryand Computer Centre

Ø Courses : B.Com., M.Com., M.Phil., (FT & PT) andPh.D. (FT & PT)

Teaching Staff : 14 (11+03)


6. Haji N.M.K. Abdul Khader Memorial Block (GroundFloor & First Floor) (1982) and Tansri UbaidullahHall (Second Floor) (2000)

Ø PG and Research Department of Chemistry

Facilities : Class Rooms, Faculty Room, Library,Laboratory and Computer Facility

Courses : B.Sc. Chemistry, M.Sc Chemistry,M.Phil (FT & PT) and Ph.D. (FT & PT)


Non-Teaching Staff : 07 (06+01)

Physics Class Rooms (I Floor)

7. Hussainudeen Hall (Ground Floor & I Floor) (1991)and Shanawz Hall (Second Floor)(1997)

Ø UGC Sponsored Multi Media Centre

Facilities : B.Sc. Zoology Class Rooms, FISTLaboratory & UG Laboratory

8. M.M.Ismail Memorial Block (1992) PG ResearchDepartment of Zoology

Facilities : Class Rooms, PG Laboratories,Computer Facilities

Courses : B.Sc. Zoology, M.Sc. Zoology,M.Phil.(FT&PT) and Ph.D. (FT&PT)


Non-Teaching Staff : 06 (05+01)

9. Av.M. Mohamed Ibrahim Block (1997) &M. Jamaludeen Memorial Block (2006)

Ø Department of Computer Science

Facilities : Class Rooms, Seminar Hall,Library, Computer Laboratories.

Ø Courses : B.Sc. Computer Science,M.S ComputerScience, M.Sc. InformationTechnology, M.C.A., PGDCA and M.Phil(FT& PT)



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10.First Principal M.J.Mohamed Sayeed MemorialBlock Ground Floor & First Floor (1999) II and IIIFloor (2011)

Facilities : General Library (Ground Floor) andController of Examination (First Floor)

ControllerOffice Staff : Controller -1, Additional COE -1,

Programmers - 8 and Attender – 2

11.Marhaba Thajunnisha Block Ground Floor & FirstFloor (2001) Marhaba Thajunnisha Block II Floor(2008)

Ø PG and Research Department of History

Ø Facilities : Class Rooms, Faculty Room, Libraryand Computer Facility and Seminar Hall

Ø Courses : B.A Histrory, M.A History and M.Phil



Ø PG and Research Department of English

Ø Facilities : Class Rooms, Faculty Room, Libraryand Computer Facility and Seminar Hall

Ø Courses : Part-II English Language, B.A.English, M.A. English, M.Phil & Ph.D.(FT & PT)



12. IR8 Syed Mohamed Memorial Hall (2006)(II Floor) PG and Research Department of Tamil

Ø Facilities : Class Rooms, Faculty Room, Libraryand Computer Facility.

Ø Courses : Part – I Tamil Language, B.Lit. Tamil,M.A., Tamil, M.Phil., and Ph.D(FT & PT)

Teaching Staff : 15 (09 + 06)

Non- Teaching Staff : 01

13. Arabic Mahal (2008)

Ø PG & Research Department of Arabic

Facilities : Class Rooms, Faculty Room, Library,Computer Centre, Type WritingCentre Seminar Hall & Islamic andArabic Research Centre.

Ø Courses : B.A., M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D., Part ILanguage Arabic, Certificate andDiploma Courses

Teaching Staff : 10

14.Chitharkottai Annai Fathimuthu Zuhara MemorialBlock (2009)

Ø Ground Floor : Zoology M.Phil Research lab

Ø First Floor : IGNOU Study centre & Entrepreneurial Development cell

Ø Second Floor : Jamal Mohamed College Type writingInstitute approved by Govt.

of Tamilnadu.

15.Thiru.Ganadesikan MP Hall (2010)

Ø Ground Floor : Day care centre, Equal opportunity

centre, Red Ribbon Club, JAMCROP,

Citizen Consumer Club and Centre for

Differently abled persons

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CLASS ROOMS AND OTHER

ACCOMMODATIONS FOR SELF FINANCE

COURSES

1. Founder Secretary M.J. Jamal Mohideen Memorial

Block (1971) (Self Finance Courses Block)

Ø Ground Floor: PG Department of Microbiology

Facilities : Class Rooms, Laboratories, Faculty

Room, Library

Course : M.Sc. Microbiology

Teaching Staff : 05


Ø First Floor Facilities : PG Department of Bio-Technology

Facilities : Class Rooms, Laboratories, Faculty

Room, Library, ICT Lab, Animal Cell

Culture & Plant Tissue Culture facility,

Animal house

Courses : B.S., Bio Technolgy & M.Sc. Bio-Technology

Teaching Staff : 08


2. Haji.Mohideensha Block (1993)

Ø Self Finance

Courses : M.A. History and M.Sc., Mathematics

Class Rooms and Women Staff Rooms

Gymnasium (1997) & Youth Develop

ment Centre (2003)

3. Haji. Minna Noordeen Block (1995)

Ø SF Courses : Classes for B.Com and B.B.A. Staff

Rooms for Commerce, Business

Admin., Tamil, Arabic, History, History

and Mathematics

4. Principal E.P.Mohamed Ismail Block (2002) and

Janab A.G.Ahamed Hussain Hall (2010)

Department of Hotel Management & Catering

Science

Ø Facilities : Staff Rooms, House Keeping, Food

Production Lab, Restaurant.

Teaching Staff : 04

Class : B.Sc., Hotel Management

5. Jeddah Alumni MBA Block (2006)

Jamal Institute of Management (MBA)

Ø Facilities : Class Rooms, Faculty Room, Library,

Seminar Hall, Conference Hall,

Computer Labs.

Courses : M.B.A

Teaching Staff : 10


6. Haji. Er. Abdullah Memorial Hall (2007)

Ø Ground Floor : New Auditorium & chemistry lab for

SF M.Sc, Course

7. N.M.K. Abdul Khaliq Memorial Hall (I Floor- 2007)

Ø First Floor : Department of Physics and Chemistrey

Facilities : Class Rooms, Faculty Room, Library,

Computer Laboratories for B.Sc.,

Mathematics Women students

Courses : M.Sc Physics and M.Sc Chemistry

Teaching Staff : 05+05

8. Prof. E.W.P. Thomas Memorial Hall (II Floor - 2007)

Ø Second Floor : Department of Social Work

Facilities : Class Rooms, Faculty Room, Library,

Computer Laboratories.

Courses : M.S.W (Master of Social Work)

Teaching Staff : 06

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9. Haji.M.J.Jamal Mohamed Sahib Memorial Block

(2007) Secretary Hajee.M.J.M.Abdul Gafoor Hall,

President Janab M.J.Noordeen Hall and Janab

K.M. Mohamed Abdul Gani Hall

Ø Facilities : B.A., and M.A., (English) Class Rooms

10.Janab N.Mohamed Mian Rowther Memorial Block

(2009) Treasurer Hajee.K.A.Khaleel Ahamed Hall,

Asst.Secretary Janab.A.K.Khaja Nazeemudeen Hall

and Janab Av.M.Jafardeen Hall Department of IT

Ø Facilities : Class Rooms, Faculty Room, Library,

Computer Laboratories & Seminar Hall.

Courses : B.Sc. Computer Science & BCA

(Self-Financing Courses). B.Sc.(IT)

Teaching Staff : 20


11. Principal Perumpulavar Dr.C.Nainar Mohamed Hall

(2008), Principal Hajee.N.Abdul Samadh Hall

(2009), Principal Dr.K.Abdulla Basha Hall (2010)

Ø Facilities : Class rooms, Lab, Seminar Hall

Courses : B.Sc., & M.Sc., Fashion Technology

& Costume Designing and B.Sc &

M.Sc., Nutrition & Dietetics

12. N.M .Khajamian Memorial Auditorium (2009)

Ø Facilities : Lab for B.Sc, Chemistry SF Courses

13. Thiru Trichy N.Siva M.P. Hall-Ground Floor (2009)

Ø Facilities : Self Finance office rooms

14. Thiru L.Ganesan M.P. Hall-Ground Floor (2009)

Ø Facilities : Class rooms

Courses : Computer Lab for Commerce women

students

Ø First Floor : Class rooms for B.B.A.,

15.Al Manhal (Addl. MBA Block) and Irumeni OSM

Mohamed Ibrahim Memorial Hall (2010)

Facilities : Class rooms, Library, Seminar Hall &

Computer Lab and Faculty rooms

Courses : I Year MBA programme B.B.A., Courses

16. Principal Dr.M.Sheik Mohamed Hall-I Floor (2010)

Ø Facilities : Class rooms

Courses : M.Com

17. Thiru P.Kumar M.P.Hall -Ground Floor (2010)

Ø Facilities : Self Finanace Women office\

Ø Prof.S.Mohamed Hussain Hall(I Floor)

Courses : B.Sc Hotel Management and Catering

Science

18. Alhaj A.A.Jinnah MP Hall (2011)

Ø Ground Floor : 2 Class rooms for BBA Course

19. Other Buildings in the Campus

Ø College Mosque (1960)

Ø General Staff Room (Ground Floor)(1971)

Ø Museum (1971)

Ø N.B. Abdul Gafoor Auditorium (1979)

Ø Prayer Hall - Barakath Hall (1993)

Ø Moque: Quarters for Mosque employees, Ladies PrayerHall (2003)

Ø Mosque: ‘Howz’ for ablution (2003)

Ø Madani Block - Women’s Library & Office (2003)

Ø Car Shed (2003)

Ø Mosque: Bachelor Quarters (2003)

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Ø Rajagiri Ummu Abdul Aleem Memorial Women PrayerHall (2004)

Ø JMC Alumni Guest House (2006)

Ø Students Service Centre(2006) & I Floor (2007)

Ø Toilet Blocks (2008)

Ø G.K. Vasan M.P. Hall (2008)

Ø Management Conference Hall (2008)

Ø Arabic and Islamic Research Centre (2009)

Ø IGNOU study centre (2009)

Ø Entrepreneurship Cell (2009)

Ø Jamal Mohamed College Typewriting Institute (2009)

Ø Vice Principal Dr.P.M.masure Hall(2011)

Ø Vice Principal Prof.A.Kamaludeen Hall(2011)

Ø Prof. S. Mohamed Hussain Hall (2011)

Each Department is housed in a separate Block or

Building. Independent class rooms with all basic amenities

are provided for each class of various programmes offered

by the department. The post-graduate and research

departments in the college have department libraries.

Laboratory facilities have been given to all the science

departments and also to the humanities departments based

on their requirement. Each department has a staff room

with toilet and drinking water provisions, in addition to the

general staff room. Seminar halls with LCD facilities are also

available. Two wheeler and four wheeler parking lots have

been provided separately for students and staff. The college

operates six buses in different routes of the city for the

benefit of the students. Separate administrative offices are

functioning for aided and self-finance programmes in the

college. Uninterrupted power supply is ensured by

generators

JAMAL MOHAMED COLLEGE (Autonomous)

TIRUCHIRAPPALLI-20

As on 30-08-2010

NUMBER OF COURSES OFFERED

UG PG M.Phil Ph.D Certificate / Diploma /

Advanced Diploma

Govt. Aided 11 11 02 — —

Self-Finance Men 07 16 13 12 10

Self-Finance Women 12 16 13 12 10

STAFF STRENGTH

Ph.D SLET / NET M.Phil PG Total

Govt. Aided 67 07 55 03 132

Self-Finance Men 19 08 94 38 159

Self-Finance Women 04 07 61 23 95

Total 90 22 210 64 386

Ph.D / M.Phil Guides 52 — 156 — —

STUDENTS STRENGTH 2010-2011

Year of Government Self-Finance Self-Finance Total

Studies Aided Men Women

I Year U.G 674 947 847 2468

II Year U.G 609 978 768 2355

III Year U.G 488 852 565 1905

I Year P.G 373 522 231 1126

II Year P.G 327 350 209 886

III Year P.G 58 44 13 115

M.Phil 32 197 186 415

Ph.D 0 147 42 189

Dip./ Cert. 0 148 18 166

Total 2561 4185 2879 9625

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Jamal Mohamed CollegeHONORIS CAUSA

FOUNDERS :FOUNDERS :FOUNDERS :FOUNDERS :FOUNDERS :

1. Janab N.M. Khajamian Rowther

2. Hajee M.Jamal Mohamed Sahib

PRESIDENTS :PRESIDENTS :PRESIDENTS :PRESIDENTS :PRESIDENTS :

1. Janab N.M. Khajamian Rowther 1951 to 1954

2. Janab M.Jamal Mohideen Sahib 1954 to 1975

3. Hajee M.B. Abdullah Sahib 1975 to 1989

4. Hajee K.A Kader Sahib 1989 to 1990

5. Janab N.M.K. Abdul Khaliq Sahib 1990 to 1995

SECRETARIES :SECRETARIES :SECRETARIES :SECRETARIES :SECRETARIES :

1. Janab M.J. Jamal Mohideen Sahib 1951 to 1966

2. Hajee M.J. Jamaludeen Sahib 1966 to 1973


4. Hajee M.B. Abdullah Sahib 1988 to 1989

5. Hajee M.J.M Abdul Gafoor Sahib 1989 to 2011

TREASURERS :TREASURERS :TREASURERS :TREASURERS :TREASURERS :

1. Janab N.M.K. Abdul Samad Sahib 1951 to 1964


3. Hajee M.J.M. Abdul Gafoor Sahib 1973 to 1989

PRINCIPALS :PRINCIPALS :PRINCIPALS :PRINCIPALS :PRINCIPALS :

1. Prof. Hajee M.J. Mohamed Sayeed Sahib, M.A.,L.T. 1951 to 1970

2. Prof. E.W.P. Thomas, M.A, 1970 to 1971

3. Prof. E.P. Mohamed Ismail, M.Com., 1971 to 1985

4. Dr. C. Nainar Mohamed, M.A, Ph.D., 1985 to 1989

5. Prof. Hajee. N.Abdul Samadh, M.A, M.Phil 1989 to 1998

6. Dr.K.Abdullah Basha, M.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D., 1998 to 2003

7. Dr.M.Shaik Mohamed, M.Com., M.Phil.,Ph.D., 2003 to 2011

FICWA,PGDCA,PGDCM, Dip.MA,MBA., M.Phil.,

JAMAL MOHAMED COLLEGETIRUCHIRAPPALLI

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MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

President :

Janab. M.J. Noordeen Sahib

Secretary & Correspondent :

Janab. Hajee. A.K.Khaja Nazeemudeen Sahib

Treasurer :

Janab. Hajee. K.A Khaleel Ahamed Sahib

Assistant Secretary :

Janab. M.J.M.Jamal Mohamed Sahib

Members :

Janab. Hajee. A.G. Ahamed Hussain Sahib

Janab. Hajee. K.M. Mohamed Abdul Gani Sahib

Janab. Hajee. Av. M. Jafardeen Sahib

Janab. Hajee. Dr. R. Khader Mohideen

Principal & Ex-Officio Member

University Representative :

Dr. K. Parthasarathy

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Name of the Faculty Qualification Designation

Dr. R. Khader Mohideen, M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D., M.B.A.,

Principal

DEPDEPDEPDEPDEPARARARARARTMENT OF TMENT OF TMENT OF TMENT OF TMENT OF ARABICARABICARABICARABICARABIC

Dr. S.Syed Khayas Ahmed M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor

& Head

Thiru. A. Mohiyudheen Abdul Kader M.A., M.Phil., Associate Professor

Thiru. M.Kaja Mideen M.A., M.Phil., Associate Professor

Thiru. P.Mohamed Najeeb M.A., M.Phil., Associate Professor

Dr.M.Abdul Khadar M.A., B.Ed., Ph.D. Associate Professor

Thiru. S. Mohamed Ibrahim M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Associate Professor

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

Dr. S.Ahmed John M.Sc., M.Phil., M.Ed., Associate Professor

P.G.D.C.A., Ph.D., D.L.L. & Head

Dr. A.Khaleel Ahamed M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor

Dr. S.Mohamed Salique M.Sc., Ph.D., Dip.in

Arabic., B.Ed., Associate Professor

Dr. M.H.Muhammad Ilyas M.Sc., Ph.D., Associate Professor

Dr. M.Ghouse Basha M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor

Dr. H. Syed Jahangir M.Sc., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Lecturer (SS)

Dr. A.Shajahan M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Lecturer (SG)

Dr. M.Kamaraj M.Sc. M.Phil., Ph.D., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Dr. R.Ravi Kumar M.SC, B.Ed, Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Thiru. A.Aslam M.Sc., (NET), Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

Dr. A. Abdul Jameel M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor

P.G.D.C.A., & Head

Dr. M.I. Fazal Mohamed M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor

Dr. S.M. Mazhar Nazeeb Khan M.Sc.,M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor

Dip.in Arabic,

Dr. N. Jahangeer M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor

Dr. M. Mohamed Sihabudeen M.Sc.,M.Phil.,PGDCA., Associate Professor

B.Ed.,Ph.D.

Dr. M. Seeni Mubarak M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D., Associate Professor

Dr. A. Burkanudeen M.Sc., M.Phil., M.Ed.,Ph.D., Lecturer(SG)

Dr. A. Jafar Ahamed M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D., Lecturer(SS)

Dr. M. Syed Ali Padusha M.Sc., , Ph.D. Lecturer (SS)

Dr. A.Jamal Abdul Nasser M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Dr. A.Zahir Hussain M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,M.Ed., Assistant Professor

Dr. Sirajudeen M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,B.Ed. Assistant Professor

Thiru. K.Loganathan M.Sc., (NET), M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Thiru. M.Anwar Sathiq M.Sc., M.Phil., PGDCA, Assistant Professor

Thiru. M.Purushothaman M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

COMMERCE

Dr. R. Khader Mohideen, M.Com.,M.Phil., Ph.D., Principal & Head

M.B.A.,

Dr. A.M. Mohamed Sindhasha M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor

M.Sc.(Psy) HOD I/C

Dr. N. Shaik Mohamed M.Com.,M.Phil.,B.Ed., Associate Professor

Ph.D.,PGDJMC.,P.G.D.P.M.,

Dr. P.M. Meera Mohiadeen M.Com.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D., Associate Professor

Thiru. S. Gulam Mohamed M.Com., M.Phil., B.Ed., Associate Professor

Dr. E. Mubarak Ali M.Com., M.B.A., M.Phil., Associate Professor

Ph.D., PGDCA.,

Dr. K. Khaja Mohideen M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor

Thiru. K. Mohamed Basheer M.Com., M.Phil., M.Ed.,Ph.D., Associate Professor

Dr. T.M.Basheer Ahamed M.Com., M.Phil., B.Ed.,

PGDCA., Lecturer(SG)

Thiru. A.Khaleelur Rahman M.Com.,M.Phil.,B.Ed., Lecturer(SG)

PGDCA.,


7372

COMPUTER SCIENCECOMPUTER SCIENCECOMPUTER SCIENCECOMPUTER SCIENCECOMPUTER SCIENCE

Thiru. G. Ravi M.C.A.,M.Phil.,P.G.D.B.A., Associate Professor

& Head

Dr. D.I.George Amalarethinam M.C.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D., Associate Professor

P.G.D.B.A.,

Dr. T. Abdul Razak M.Sc.,P.G.D.C.A.,M.Phil.,

Ph.D., Associate Professor

Thiru. M.Mohamed Surputheen M.Sc.,M.Phil.,P.G.D.C.A., Associate Professor

Thiru. P.H.Maitheen Shahul Hameed M.Sc., P.G.D.C.A.,M.Phil., Associate Professor

Thiru. O.A. Mohamed Jafar M.Sc.,M.Phil.,P.G.D.C.A.,

P.G.D.G.C, Associate Professor

Dr. A.R.Mohamed Shanavas M.Sc.,P.G.D.C.A.,M.Ed., Associate Professor

M.Phil., Ph.D.,

ECONOMICSECONOMICSECONOMICSECONOMICSECONOMICS

Dr. P.N.P. Mohamed Sahaputheen M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor

& Head

Dr. A. Saleem Batcha M.A.,M.Phil,M.Ed.,Ph.D., Associate Professor

Dr.. A.J. Haja Mohideen M.A.,M.Phil.,M.Ed., Lecturer(SG)

Dr. J. Khader Sharief M.A., M.Phil., Lecturer (SG)

Dr. D. Kumar M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.,

DPMIR Ph.D., Lecturer (SG)

Dr. A. Hidhayathulla M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Lecturer (SG)

Dr. A. Khan Mohamed M.A., M.Phil., Lecturer (SS)

Thiru. Mohamed Zeyauddin M.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Thiru. M.R.Ajmalkhan M.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

ENGLISHENGLISHENGLISHENGLISHENGLISH

Dr. A. Mohamed Ibraheem M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor

P.G.D.E.L.T., & Head

Thiru. M. Abdul Hakeem M.A., M.Phil., P.G.D.T.E., Associate Professor

Dr. A. Dastageer M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor

Dr. A. Mohamed Mustafa M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor

Thiru. S. Sheik Ismail M.A., M.Phil., Associate Professor

Thiru. H. Jamesha Mohideen M.A., M.Phil., Lecturer (SG)

Thiru. A. Ajmal Khan M.A., M.Phil., M.Ed., Associate Professor

Dr. M.H. Mohamed Rafiq M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Lecturer(SG)

PGDPM, Ph.D.

Dr. A. Mohammed Ali Jinnah M.A., Ph.D., Lecturer (SS)

Thiru. M. Shajahan Sait M.A., Assistant Professor

Thiru. Y.Parvas Sharif M.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Thiru. M.Mohamed Anwar M.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Thiru. A.G.Nihal Basha M.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Thiru. A.Abdul Hakkeem M.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

FRENCH

Thiru. M. Mohammed Siraj M.A., Dip. in German Associate Professor

HINDIHINDIHINDIHINDIHINDI

Dr. Shaik Karimullah M.A., Ph.D., P.D.D.F.H.T., Associate Professor

HISTHISTHISTHISTHISTORORORORORYYYYY

Thiru. M. Muhammad Ali M.A., M.Phil., Associate Profes-

sor & Head

Dr. A.Akbar Hussain M.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Thiru. M.Mohamed Tajdeen M.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Thiru. T.Umar Sadiq M.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

MATHEMATICS

Dr. K. Ramaniah M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Associate Professor

& Head

Dr. S. Ismail Mohideen M.Sc.,M.Phil.,P.G.D.C.A., Associate Professor

Name of the Faculty Qualification Designation Name of the Faculty Qualification Designation

7574

Ph.D.,

Thiru. N. Abdul Ali M.Sc., M.Ed., M.Phil., Associate Professor

P.G.D.CA.,

Dr. R. Jahir Hussain M.Sc., M.Phil., M.Ed., Associate Professor

P.G.D.CA.,

Dr. A. Solai Raju M.Sc., Ph.D., Associate Professor

Dr. A. Nagoor Gani M.Sc., M.Phil., M.S. Lecturer(SG)

(Software) Ph.D.,

Thiru. A. Mohamed Ismayil M.Sc.,M.Phil., P.G.D.C,A., Lecturer (SS)

Thiru. S. Masoothu M.Sc., NET Lecturer (SS)

Thiru. M. Mohammed Jabarulla M.Sc., M.Phil., MCA, Assistant Professor

M.Ed., PGDCA

PHYPHYPHYPHYPHYSICAL EDUCASICAL EDUCASICAL EDUCASICAL EDUCASICAL EDUCATIONTIONTIONTIONTION

Dr. B.S. Shayin Sha B.Sc.,M.P.Ed.,M.Phil., Director of Physical

Ph.D., Education

PHYPHYPHYPHYPHYSICSSICSSICSSICSSICS

Dr. M. Jamal Mohamed Jaffar M.Sc.,M.Phil.,M.Ed.,Ph.D., Associate Professor

M.BA., P.G.D.H.E.T, & Head

Thiru. A. Mohamed Saleem M.Sc., P.G.D.CA., B.Ed., Associate Professor

Thiru. A. Ishaq Ahamed M.Sc., Associate Professor

sDr. N. Peer Mohamed Sathik M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Reader

Dr. R. Radhakrishnan M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Lecturer(SG)

Thiru. F.S. Muzammil M.Sc.,M.Phil.,P.G.D.C.A., Lecturer (SS)

Dr. R. Raj Muhamed M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,

P.G.D.CA., B.Ed., Lecturer (SS)

Thiru. J.Umar Malik M.Sc., M.Phil., PGDCA Assistant Professor

Dr. J.Ebenezar M.Sc., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Thiru. K.A.Abbas Manthiri M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Dr. A.S.Haja Hameed M.Sc., Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Thiru. S.Abbas Manthiri M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Thiru. Sheik Dhavud M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Thiru.S.Mohamed Ibrahim Sulaiman Sait M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

TTTTTAMILAMILAMILAMILAMIL

Dr. M.A.S. Habeebur Rahman M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D., Associate Professor

& Head

Thiru. W. Mohamed Younus M.A., M.Phil., Associate Professor

Dr. A. Syed Zakir Hasan M.A.,M.Phil.,M.Ed.,Ph.D., Associate Professor

Thiru. K. Imthathullah M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Lecturer(SG)

Dr. T. Selvaraju M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Lecturer(SS)

Thiru. S. Nagoor Gani M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Lecturer(SS)

Thiru. K. Mohamed Ismail M.A., M.Phil., Lecturer(SS)

Dr. M. Sadik Batcha M.A.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D., Lecturer (SS)

URDU

Dr. P. Ahmed Basha M.A., Ph.D., B.Ed., Associate Professor

Dip. in Arabic

ZOOLZOOLZOOLZOOLZOOLOGYOGYOGYOGYOGY

Dr. T.S. Saravanan M.Sc., Post-M.Sc., D.Z., Associate Professor

Ph.D., Cert. in German & Head

Thiru. Mohamed Shamsudin M.Sc., Associate Professor

Thiru. S.N. Sheik Umar Sahith M.Sc., Lecturer (SS)

Thiru. M.I. Hussain Syed Bava M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Lecturer (SS)

Dr. B. Amanullah M.Sc., Ph.D., B.Ed., Lecturer (SS)

Dr. I. Joseph Antony Jerald M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Lecturer (SS)

Thiru. M. Aneez Mohamed M.Sc., M.Phil., Lecturer (SG)

Dr. A.Sadiq Bukhari M.Sc.,Ph.D.,P.G.D.W.P.M. Assistant Professor

Dr. K.Prabakar M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Assistant Professor

Dr. H.E.Syed Mohamed M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,

PGDWPM Assistant Professor

Name of the Faculty Qualification Designation Name of the Faculty Qualification Designation

7776

Academic and Administrative

Responsibilities

PRINCIPAL & WARDEN

Hajee. Dr. R.Khader Mohideen

VICE PRINCIPAL & DEAN, FACULTY OF ARTS

Dr. P.N.P.Mohamed Sahaputheen

ADDITIONAL VICE PRINCIPAL

Hajee. Dr. A.M. Mohamed SindhashaBURSAR

Hajee. Dr. M.I.Fazal Mohamed

DEAN, FACULTY OF SCIENCE

Dr. A. Abdul Jameel

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL & NAAC REACCREDITATION

Dr. A. Mohamed Ibraheem - Co ordinator

Hajee. Dr. M. Mohamed Sihabudeen - Member

Dr. S. Ismail Mohideen - Member

Dr. M.Jamal Mohamed Jafar - Member

EXTRACURRICULAR COURSES

Dr. S. Ahamed John - Co ordinator

REGISTRAR OF ATTENDANCE

Hajee. Dr. M.Mohamed Sihabudeen

UNIVERSITY SENATE MEMBER

Hajee. Dr. R.Khader Mohideen, Principal

Mr. M.Abdul Hakeem -Associate Prof. in English

MEMBERS OF THE STANDING COMMITTEE ON ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

Moulavi. M. Khajamideen - Arabic

CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS

Hajee Dr. M.Mohamed Meeran - COE

HOSTEL

Dr. S.Ismail Mohideen - Co-Ordinator

Dr. S.Mohamed Salique - Deputy Warden

Thiru.A.Mohamed Saleem - Deputy Warden

Thiru.M.Mohamed Surputheen - Deputy Warden

Thiru.A.Khaleelur Rahman - Deputy Warden

Thiru.S. Gulam Mohamed - Deputy Warden

Thiru.P.H. Maitheen Shahul Hameed

-Deputy Warden

TIME TABLE AND CALENDAR

Dr. A.Dastageer

Dr. R.Jahir Hussain

IDENTITY CARDS

Dr. M.H. Muhammed Iliyas

NCC OFFICER

Captn. N. Abdul Ali - Armed Sqn.

Lt. F.S.Muzammil - Infantry

NSS PROGRAMME OFFICER

Thiru. A. Abdul Hakeem

Dr. K.Prabakar

YOUTH RED CROSS

Dr.A.J. Haja Mohideen

SPORTS DEVELOPMENT

Dr. B.S. Shayin Sha

Hajee. P.H. Mohideen Shahul Hameed

Thiru.K. Mohamed Ismail

Thiru. N. Abdul Ali

ROTARACT CLUB

Thiru. A. Khaleelur Rahman

LEO CLUB

Thiru.A.Mohamed Saleem

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FINE ARTS

Dr.A. Syed Zakir Hasan

Dr. A.R.Mohamed Shanavas

JAMCROP

Thiru. W. Mohamed Younus

ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT CELL

Thiru.S. Sheik IsmailANTI - DOWRY ASSOCIATION

Thiru.M.Mohamed Surputheen

CONSUMER CLUB , RED RIBBON CLUB AND EXENORA

Thiru.M. Khaja Mideen

STUDENTS CO-OPERATIVE STORES LTD.,

Dr. S. Syed Khayas Ahmed - Secretary

SCHOLARSHIPS

Hajee. Dr. S.M. Mazhar Nazeebkhan

Hajee. Dr. M. Mohamed Sihaludeen

Hajee. Dr. M. Abdul Khader

STUDENTS HEALTHCARE

Thiru.Mohamed Sihabudeen

LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT

Thiru. G.Ravi

Dr. K. RamaniahDr. D.I. George Amalarathnam

EXAMINATIONS

Thiru.M. Kaja Mideen

Dr. R.Ravikumar

Thiru.S.Abbas Manthiri

DEENIYATH EDUCATION

Hajee. Dr. S.Mazhar Nazeeb KhanThiru.S. Gulam Mohamed

URDU CALLIGRAPHY CENTRE

Dr. P. Ahamed Basha

Hajee. Dr. A.M.Mohamed Sindhasha

Hajee. Dr. P.N.P. Mohamed Sahaputheen

Dr. Shaik Karimullah

MAGAZINE AND PUBLIC RELATIONS

Dr. A. Mohamed Ibraheem

Hajee. P.H. Maitheen Shahul Hameed

Dr. A.Dastageer

Dr. S.Syed Kayas Ahamed

Dr. M.A.S. Habeebur Rahman

Dr. Ahamed Basha

Dr. Shaik Kareemullah

Thiru.M.Mohamed Siraj

GUIDANCE & COUNSELLING

Dr. Kareemullah

Dr. A.Zahir Hussain

GARDEN MAINTENANCE

Dr. A.Khaleel Ahamed

CAMPUS MAINTENANCE

Thiru. K. Mohamed Ismail

STAFF ASSOCIATION

Dr. A.Nagoor Gani - Secretary

Dr. D.Kumar - Treasurer

BAITHULMAL

Thiru M.Khaja Mideen - Secretary

Dr. R.Jahir Hussain - Treasurer

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PURCHASE SECTION

Dr. H.Syed Jahangir

Dr. A.Shajahan

JMC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Janab. A.K.Khaja Nazeemudeen - Patron

Hajee. Dr. R.Khader Mohideen - President

Hajee. Dr. S.Ismail Mohideen - Secretary

Hajee. Dr. S.Mohamed Salique - Asst.Secretary

Placement, Public RelationPlacement, Public RelationPlacement, Public RelationPlacement, Public RelationPlacement, Public Relationand Information : Staff inchargeand Information : Staff inchargeand Information : Staff inchargeand Information : Staff inchargeand Information : Staff incharge

NameNameNameNameName - - - - - Department Department Department Department Department

Mr. Moulvi. M.Kaja Mideen - Arabic

Dr.M.H.Mohamed Ilyas - Botany

Dr.S. Mazhar Nazeeb Khan - Chemistry

Dr.N.Shaik Mohamed - Commerce

Dr.D.I.George Amalarathinam - Computer Science

Dr. A.Khan Mohamed - Economics

Mr. H.Jamesha Mohideen - English

Mr.M.M.Tajudeen - History

Mr. S.Masoothu - Mathematics

Dr. R.Raj Mohamed - Physics

Dr.A.Syed Zakir Hasan - Tamil

Mr.Mohamed Shamsudin - Zoology

Committees for effective implementation ofAutonomy Programme

Convenors

ØØØØØ Governing Body - Dr. R.Khader Mohideen

ØØØØØ Finance Committee - Dr. R.Khader Mohideen

ØØØØØ Curriculum Development

Cell & Academic

Council - Dr. S. Ahmed John

ØØØØØ Planning and

Evaluation Committee - Thiru. G. Ravi

ØØØØØ Grievance

Appeal Committee - Dr. R.Khader Mohideen

ØØØØØ Examination - Dr.P.N.P.Mohamed

Committee Sahaputheen

ØØØØØ Library Committee - Thiru. M. Mohamed Ali

ØØØØØ Students Welfare

Committee - Dr. S. Syed Khayas Ahmed

ØØØØØ Extra-Curricular

Activities Committee - Dr. S.Ahamed John

ØØØØØ Academic Audit

Committee - Dr. A.Mohamed Ibraheem

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NON - TEACHING STAFF

Thiru. M. Shanmugavel, Superintendent

Thiru A.S.Zafarullah, M.A., M.B.A.,PG.D.C.A Assistant

Thiru.R. Riyazuddin B.Com Assistant

Thiru.M.S.Shamsudeen, Assistant

Thiru.Mohamed Nazumudeen, M.A. Junior Assistant (SG)

Thiru.K.Mohamed Abdul Hameed Jr-Assistant (SG)

Thiru.K. Gharibun Nawaz B.A. Jr-Assistant

Thiru.M.S. Ibrahim khaleelullah B.Sc. M.L.I.S. Jr. Assistant

Thiru.T.G. Muhamed Yasin M.A. P.P.T., PGDCA Steno - Typist

Thiru.Y. Johar Mohamed Typist

Thiru T. Subesh Babu Typist

Thiru.Jamal Mohamed Showkath Ali Store Keeper

Thiru.S. Shaik Mohideen Jr-Mechanic (SG)

Thiru A.Rafiq Ahamed Lab-Assistant (Spl.)

Thiru.M. Akbar Ali M.A. M.L.I.S., Lab-Assistant (Spl.)

Thiru.M.Habibur Rahman Lab-Assistant (Spl.)

Thiru.N. Saravanan Lab-Assistant (SG)

Thiru.U. Jegadeesh Kumar, Lab-Assistant (SG)

Thiru.J. Chinnathambi B.Com., Lab-Assistant (SG)

Thiru.A.H. Mohamed Ubaidullah B.Sc., Lab-Assistant (SG)

Thiru.K. Mohamed Hidayathullah M.Com., B.L.I.S., Mu-Keeper (SG)

Thiru.S. Mohamed Ismail Lab-Assistant (SG)

Thiru.M. Mohamed Zubair Lab-Assistant (SG)

Thiru.B. Thajdeen Lab-Assistant (SG)

Thiru.R.A. Zakir Hussain Hr-Keeper



Thiru.T.K. Zakir Hussain,. Lab-Assistant

Thiru.K.A. Niaz Ahamed. Lab-Assistant

Thiru. H.Ghulam Mohideen Lab-Assistant

Thiru.M.A. Kaja Mideen Lab-Assistant

Thiru K.B. Syed Ishack Lab. Assistant

Thiru M.I. Mohamed Zackaria Lab. Assistant

Thiru S. Francis Xavier B.A., Lab. Assistant

Thiru H. Ahmed Hussain Lab. Assistant

Thiru.J. Francis Record-Clerk (SG)

Thiru.M. Mohamed Omer Faruq Record-Clerk (SG)

Thiru.A. Arthar Hussain B.A. Record-Clerk

Thiru.A.S.S. Abdul Ameed B.Sc., P.G.D.C.A.,

DIp.in Arabic Record-Clerk

Thiru.V. Arul Kumar B.Com., P.G.D.C.A., Library Assistant

Thiru.T. Yogeswaran B.A., Library Assistant

Thiru.A. Shabeer Hussain Office-Asst.(SG)

Thiru.M. Tajudeen Office Assistant

Thiru.A.Sekar Watchman (SG)

Thiru.A. Zakir Hussain Waterman (SG)

Thiru.J. Abdul Mubeen B.A., Marker (SG)

Thiru.R. Basha Marker

Thiru.K. Velmurugan Gardener

Thiru.S. Noordheen Sweeper (SG)

Thiru.J. Dennison Sweeper (SG)

Thiru.K. Perumal Sweeper

Thiru.A.Lawser Scavenger

8584

GOVT AIDED COURSES WITH PERMANENT

AFFILIATION OFFERED FOR MEN

S.No. Name of the Major Sanctioned Year of

Course Subject Strength Affliation

01 B.A. History 60 1951

02 B.A. Economics 60 1951

03 B.Com. Commerce 120 1952

04 B.Sc. Mathematics 60 1957

05 B.Sc. Physics 48 1957

06 B.Sc. Chemistry 96 1957

07 B.Sc. Zoology 40 1957

08 B.A. English Literature 60 1963

09 M.A. Economics 35 1963

10 M.Sc. Mathematics 35 1963

11 M.Sc. Physics 25 1966

12 M.A. English Literature 35 1966

13 B.Sc. Botany 40 1967

14 B.A. Arabic Literature 50 1969

15 M.Sc. Zoology 25 1969

16 M.Com. Commerce 35 1971

17 M.A. Tamil Literature 35 1979

18 M.A. Arabic Literature 15 1983

19 M.Sc. Chemistry 24 1983

20 M.Phil. Zoology 20 1983

21 M.Sc. Botany 25 1985

22 B.Sc. Computer Science 60 1986

23 M.C.A. Master of Computer

Applications 60 1988

24 M.Phil. English 20 1988

SELF-FINANCE UG & PG COURSES WITH PERMANENT

AFFILIATION OFFERED FOR MEN

S.No Name of the Major Sanctioned Year of


01 M.Sc Computer Science 60 1990

02 MCA Addl. Sec.I 60 1992


(Addl. Sec. I)

04 M.Sc., Information Technology 60 1999

05 M.B.A. Business Admn. 60 2000

06 B.Com. Commerce

(Addl.Sec. III) 60 2004

07 M.Sc., Bio Technology 25 2004

08 B.B.A. Business Admn. 60 2005

(Addl. Sec. I)

09. B.Sc. Comp.Sci. (Addl. Sec. III) 60 2007

10. B.Com., Comm.(Addl. Sec. IV) 60 2008

11. B.A., English (Addl. Sec. II) 60 2008

12. M.Sc., Bio Tech. (Addl. Sec.I) 25 2008

13. MBA Busi.Admn (Addl. Sec. I) 60 2009

14. M.Sc., Chemistry (Addl. Sec. I) 24 1985

SELF-FINANCE UG & PG COURSES OFFERED

FOR MEN WITH PROVISIONAL AFFILIATION

S.No Name of the Major Sanctioned Year of


01 M.Sc. Physics (Addl. Sec.I) 25 1985

02 M.Sc. Zoology (Addl. Sec.I) 16 1985

03 PGDCA Computer Application 45 1987

8786

04 PGDCH Computer Hardware 20 1995

05 PGDWPM Water Pollution Management 25 1997

06 M.Sc. Microbiology 25 1998

07 B.C.A. Computer Appl. 60 2000

(Addl. Sec. I)

08 B.Litt. Tamil 60 2004

09 M.A. History 35 2005

10 M.Sc. Bioinformatics 25 2006

11 M.S.W. Social Work 35 2006

12 B.C.A. Computer Application

(Addl. Sec.II) 60 2006

13 B.C.A Comp. App.(Addl.Sec. III) 60 2007

14 B.B.A. Bus.Admn. (Addl.Sec.II) 60 2007

14 B.Sc., Hotel Management and

Catering Science 40 2008

16 B.C.A Comp. Appl. (Addl. Sec. IV) 60 2008

17 B.Sc., Information Technology 60 2008

18 B.B.A. Business Admn.(Addl.Sec. III) 60 2008

19 B.B.A. Bus. Admn. (Addl.Sec. IV) 60 2008

20 B.Com., Commerce (Addl.Sec. VI) 60 2009

21 M.Com Commerce (Addl.Sec. II) 35 2009

22 M.Sc., Mathematics (Addl.Sec.II) 35 2010

23 M.A English (Addl.Sec. II) 35 2010

24 PGDIBFM Islamic Banking 40 2010

25 PGDFT Fermentation Technology 25 2010

SELF-FINANCE UG & PG COURSES OFFERED FOR WOMENWITH PERMANENT AFFILIATION

S.No Name of Major Sanctioned Year of

the Course Subject Strength Affliation


(Addl. Sec. II)

02 B.B.A. Business Admn. 60 1999

03 B.Com. Commerce (Addl. Sec. II) 60 2000

04 M.Sc., Inf. Tech (Addl. Sec. I) 60 2002

05 B.A., English Literature 60 2000

(Addl. Sec. I)

06 M.Com. Commerce (Addl. Sec.I) 35 2002

07 M.A., English (Addl.Sec.I) 35 2003

08 B.Sc. Mathematics (Addl. Sec.I) 60 2003

09 M.Sc., Comp. Science (Addl. Sec.I) 60 2004

10 B.Com., Commerce (Addl.Sec.V) 60 2008

11 B.Sc., Comp.Sci.(Addl.Sec. IV) 60 2008

12 M.Sc., Chemistry (Addl.Sec. II) 25 2008

SELF-FINANCE UG & PG COURSES OFFERED FOR WOMEN

WITH PROVISIONAL AFFILIATION

S.No Name of Major Sanctioned Year of

the Course Subject Strength Affliation

01 B.C.A. Computer Applications 60 1999

02 M.A. Arabic Literature 35 2003

(Addl. Sec.I)

03 PGDCA Comp. Appl.(Addl.Sec.I) 60 2003

04 B.Sc. Physics (Addl. Sec.I) 40 2005

05 B.Sc. Chemistry (Addl. Sec.I) 40 2005

06 M.Sc. Mathematics

(Addl. Sec.I) 35 2005

07 B.Sc., Fashion Technology

& Costume Designing 40 2008

08 B.Sc., Nutrition & Dietitics 40 2008

09 B.C.A Comp.App.(Addl.Sec. V) 60 2008

10 B.C.A. Comp.App.(Addl.Sec.VI) 60 2008

8988

11 M.Sc. Micro Biology (Addl. Sec. I) 25 2008

12 M.Sc. Bio Tech (Addl.Sec. II) 25 2008

13 M.S.W Social Work (Addl.Sec. I) 35 2008

14 B.Sc. Maths (Addl.Sec. II) 60 2009

15 B.A. English (Addl.Sec. III) 60 2009

16 B.Com Commerce Addl. Sec. VII) 60 2009

17 B.S Bio Technology 40 2010

18 B.Sc. Information Technology 60 2010

(Addl. Sec. I)

19 M.Sc., Nutrition & Dietetics* 25 2011

20 M.Sc., Fashion Technology* 25 2011

* Suject to Affiliation by the University.

SELF-FINANCE M.Phil. PROGRAMMES

OFFERED FOR MEN AND WOMEN WITH PERMANENT AFFILIATION

S.No Name of Major Subject Sanctioned Year of

the Course (Full Time & Part Time) Strength Affliation

01 M.Phil. Commerce 20 1998

02 M.Phil. Economics 20 1998

03 M.Phil. Botany 20 2002

04 M.Phil. Mathematics 20 2002

05 M.Phil. Physics 20 2003

06 M.Phil. Tamil 20 2003

07 M.Phil. Chemistry 20 2004

08 M.Phil. Computer Science 18 2004

09 M.Phil. Arabic 20 2005

10 M.Phil. Management Studies 20 2006

11 M.Phil. History 16 2007

12 M.Phil. English 20 2007

13. M.Phil. Zoology 20 2007

SELF-FINANCE Ph.D. PROGRAMMES OFFERED FOR MEN

AND WOMEN WITH PERMANENT AFFILIATION

S.No Name of Major Subject Year of

the Course Full Time & Part Time Affliation

01 Ph.D. Zoology 1972

02 Ph.D. English 1988

03 Ph.D. Chemistry 1992

04 Ph.D. Commerce 1998

05 Ph.D. Economics 1998

06 Ph.D. Botany 2002

07 Ph.D. Mathematics 2002

08 Ph.D. Physics 2003

09 Ph.D. Tamil 2003

10 Ph.D Arabic 2007

11 Ph.D. Computer Science 2009

12 Ph.D. Management Studies 2009

COURSES OF STUDYGovt.Aided Courses (8.30 a.m. to 1.45 p.m.)

The following courses are offered at the under - graduate and

post - graduate levels.

Under Graduate CoursesArts : Core Courses

1.B.A. Arabic Literature 2. B.A. Economics

3.B.A. English Literature 4. B.A. History 5. B.Com (2 Sections)

Science : Core Courses - Allied Courses

1. B.Sc Botany i) Chemistry ii) Zoology

2. B.Sc Chemistry i) Physics ii) Maths/Botany

3. B.Sc Comp.Sci i) Applied Maths ii) Applied Physics

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4. B.Sc Mathematics i) Physics ii) Statistics

5. B.Sc Physics i) Chemistry ii) Maths

6. B.Sc Zoology i) Chemistry ii) Botany

Anyone of the following languages may be chosen in

Language CoursesPart - I : Tamil,Arabic,Urdu,Hindi or French

English Courses Part - II : English

Part - III : Core & Allied Subjects

Part - IV : Non - Major Electives

and Skill based Electives

Part - V : Extension Activities.

Each Degree student should become a member of NCC / NSS /

Leo / Rotract / Youth Red Cross / Sports & Games / Fine Arts /

Anti Dowry or Consumer Club & Gender studies.

Post - Graduate CoursesArts :

1. M.A., Arabic 2. M.A.,Economics

3. M.A., Tamil Literature 4. M.A., English Literature 5. M.Com

Science :

1. M.Sc. Botany 2. M.Sc.Chemistry

3. M.Sc.Mathematics 4. M.Sc.Physics

5. M.Sc.Zoology 6. M.C.A.(3 - Years Course)

Research Programmes

M.Phil ( Full- Time & Part-Time )

1. Arabic 2. Botany 3. Chemistry

4. Commerce 5. Computer Science 6 . E c o n o m i c s

7. English 8. Mathematics 9. Physics

10.Tamil 11.Zoology 12. Management

Studies

Ph.D.(Full-Time & Part-Time)

1. Botany 2. Chemistry 3.Commerce

4. Economics 5. English 6.Mathematics

7. Physics 8. Tamil 9.Zoology

10. Computer Science 11. Management Studies

Self Finance Courses for Men

The following courses are offered at the under - graduate and post -

graduate levels.

Under Graduate Courses (Men)

8.30 a.m to 1.45p.m

Arts : Core Courses

1.B.B.A 2. B.Com 3. B. Litt.

(4 Sections) (2 Sections) (Tamil)

Science : Core Courses

1.B.Sc.,Computer Sci. (2 Sections) 2. B.C.A (4 Sections)

(Allied : 1. Applied Maths 2. Applied Physics )

3.B.Sc.,(IT) 4. B.Sc., Hotel Management and Catering Science

Anyone of the following languages may be chosen in

Language CoursesPart - I : Tamil,Arabic

English Course Part - II : English

Part - III : Core & Allied Courses

Part - IV : Non Major & Skill based Elective

Part - V : Extension Activities - Each Degree

student should become a member of NCC / NSS / Leo / Rotract /

Youth Red Cross / Sports & Games / Fine Arts / Anti Dowry or Con-

sumer Club and Gender studies.

Post - Graduate Courses ( Men)

8.30 a.m to 1.45p.m

1. M.B.A. (AICTE Approved ) 8. M.Sc., Bio-Informatics

2. M.C.A. (AICTE Approved ) 9. M.Sc.Physics

3. M.Sc.Comp.Sciecne 10.M.Sc.Chemistry

4. M.Sc.Microbiology 11. M.Sc. (I.T)

5. M.Sc.Biotechnology 12.M.Sc., Zoology

6. M.A. History 13.PG Diploma (2.15 - 7.30 pm)

7. M.S.W. (Social Work) 14. M.Sc. Maths

15. M.A. English

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Self Finance Courses for WomenUnder Graduate Courses (Women)

2.15 p.m to 7.30 p.m

Arts : Core Courses

1.B.A.English 2. B.Com 3. B.B.A 4. B., Litt (Tamil)

Science : Core Courses - Allied Courses

1.B.C.A (3 Sections)

2.B.Sc Comp.Science (2 Sections) Applied Maths & Physics

3.B.Sc Mathematics (2 Sections) Physics & Statistics

4.B.Sc.Physics Chemistry & Mathematics

5.B.Sc.Chemistry Mathematics & Physics

6. B.Sc.Nutrition & Dietetics

7. B.Sc. Fashion Technology and Costume Design

8. B.S. Bio Technology

9. B.Sc. Information Technology

Any one of the following languages may be chosen in

Language CoursesPart - I : Tamil,Arabic,

English Courses Part - II : English

Part - III : Core & Allied Courses

Part - IV : Non Major Reactives

Part - V : Extension Activities - Each Degree

student should become a member of NCC / NSS / Leo / Rotract /

Youth Red Cross / Sports & Games or Fine Arts / Anti Dowry / Con-

sumer Club and Gender Studies.

Post - Graduate Courses (Women) 2.15 p.m to 7.30 p.m

1. M.A. Arabic 2. M.A.English 3. M.Com

4. M.Sc.Mathematics 5. M.Sc (IT) 6.P.G.D.C.A

7. M.Sc., Computer Science 8. M.Sc., Micro Biology 9. M.Sc.,Bio Technology

10. M.B.A 11. MSW 12. M.Sc., Chemistry

13. M.Sc. Fashion Technology & Costume Designing 14. M.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics

Research Programmes (Men & Women)

(2.15 p.m. to 7.30 p.m)

M.Phil ( Full- Time & Part-Time )

1. Arabic 2. Botany 3. Chemistry

4. Commerce 5. Computer Science 6. Economics

7. English 8. Mathematics 9. Physics

10.Tamil 11.Zoology 12.Management Studies

13.History

Ph.D.(Full-Time & Part-Time)

1. Botany 2. Chemistry 3. Commerce

4. Economics 5. English 6. Mathematics

7. Physics 8. Tamil 9. Zoology

10. Arabic 11.Management Studies 12. Computer Science

Certificate and Diploma Course (Part - Time)

1. Certificate Courses in Arabic and Urdu.

2. Diploma in Computer Applications and multi lingual DTPs

(English,Tamil, Urdu and Hindi) one year course for both Men

and Women. Certificate will be issued by the HRD Ministry of India

(Conducted by Urdu Calligraphy Centre).

3. ICWA Foundation, CAT and Tally accounting Packages for

Commerce Students.

4. Typewriting and short hand courses for other Arts Students.

5. Career Oriented Programmes (COP) approved by UGC and

University as Certificate / Diploma / advanced Diploma in

Journalism,Tourism and Travel Management, PC Hardware &

Net working administration,Medical Lab Technology, Domestic

Chemistry and Functional Urdu Computer Application,

Multilingual Printing Technology, Computer Applications in

Commerce and E Mathematical Tools.

6. The Department of Biotechnology offers certificate, Diploma and

Post Graduate Diploma in Fermentation Technology.

7. The PG Research Dept. of Management Studies offers PG

Diploma in Islamic Banks & Financial Management

COLLEGE REGULATIONS

1. FEES

The academic year for the purpose of paying fees shall be

divided into two semesters. The first semester extends from June to

November and the Second semester extends from December to April.

The fees shall be payable at the beginning of each semester.

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COLLEGE FEES* FOR U.G.COURSES (DAY COLLEGE)

Course Laboratory Fees Special Fees

per Semester per Year

Rs. Rs.

BA, - 315

B.Com., - 315

B.Sc., Maths 120 (Ist Year) 315

B.Sc., Physics 270 315

B.Sc., Botany 270 315

B.Sc., Zoology 270 315

B.Sc., Chemistry 320 315

B.Sc., Comp. Sci. 370 315

Note: Rs. 120/- Lab fee for each allied subject per semester to

be paid for U.G. classes along with Lab fee for major subjects.

COLLEGE FEES* FOR P.G. COURSES (DAY COLLEGE)

Tuition Laboratory Special Course Fees per Fees per Fees per

Semester Semester Year

Rs. Rs. Rs.

M.A., 250 - 365

M.Com., 375 - 365

M.Sc., Maths 375 - 365

M.Sc., Physics 375 250 365

M.Sc., Botany 375 250 365

M.Sc., Zoology 375 250 365

M.Sc., Chemistry 375 1500 365

M.C.A ( 3 years) 500 1200 365

Note: Full fees should be paid at the time of admission for M.Phil., courses

*Subject to revision

All Students must pay :

1. Rs. 10.00 for Identity card (1 st year students only)

2. Rs. 10.00 for verification of Plus 2 mark sheets(First Year UG Students Only)

3. Rs. 5.00 for Audio Visual Education

4. Rs. 10.00 as subscription to Jamal Mohamed Collegestudent’s Co-operative Stores.

5. Rs. 5.00 for Student Aid Fund.

6. Rs. 5.00 for Medical inspection

7. Rs. 10.00 for NSS fees

8. Rs. 20.00 for University Sports Fees.

9. Rs. 5.00 for Admission Fees.

10. Rs. 30.00 for cycle pass.

11. Rs. 15.00 for university Cultural Fees.

12. Rs. 40.00 for University Development and InfraStructural Facilities.

13. Rs. 10.00 for Youth Development Service.

14. All those coming from other University must pay aMatriculation fee of Rs. 40.00 and Recognition Fee ofRs.190.00 (Tamilnadu) Rs. 375/- (Other than Tamilnadu)Rs.815/- (Out side India)16.Rs.15.00 for Youth Red Cross.

15. Rs. 5.00 for flag day fund.

16. University registration fee for UG Rs.65/- for PG Rs.95/-

17. Rs.25.00 Group Insurance Scheme

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Note:

(i) Fees once paid will under no circumstances be refunded.

(ii) The tuition fees for the Semester and all special feesfor the year are wholly payable at the time of admission.

(iii) Fees for each semester shall be paid on or before thedate indicated in the Calendar.

(iv) If a student fails to pay his instalment of fees on the datefixed for the payment, fine at the rate of Re 1/- perworking day shall be levied. If the fee is not paid within thelast working day .of the month his name shall be struckoff from the rolls, and if readmitted he shall in addition to thefees and fine due from him, pay readmission fee of Rs.25

(v) Fees will be collected from 10.00 a.m. to 2 p.m. on allworking days.

(vi) Students should stand in queue at the office counter topay their fees.

(vii) Students desirous of obtaining fee concession shouldapply for the same with the necessary certificates onor before 31st August. Application submitted after thatdate will not be considered.

(viii) Students should take receipt for all payments they make

and preserve them carefully for further reference.

SCHOLARSHIPS

A number of scholarships and concessions are awarded

annually to deserving students based on the results of their

latest examinations. They are tenable for the period of the

entire course on condition that the holders continue to study in

the college till the end of their course and that their

character, conduct and attendance continue to be

satisfactory.

Help from the Student’s Aid Fund and Orphan’s Aid are

available to deserving students of all communities.

Applications for the same are to be submitted before the end

of the first semester.

Government and College Scholarships will be given to

deserving students. Applications for the Government

scholarship should be submitted before 15th July or within 15

days of their admission in the College. The list of

Government scholarships is given below.

LIST OF GOVERNMENT & PRIVATE

SCHOLARSHIPS

SC, ST, SC Converted Christians (SCC)

1. Govt. of India Scholarships to S.C. S.T. students.

2. State Special Scholarships for S.C. students only.

3. Free Education Scholarship. No income limit only for UG

and PG (Women).

4. Chief Minister & Prime Minister Awards Scholarship to

students who have got 60% of Marks in the First Attempt.

5. AD Prize Money Award Scholarship.

6. Loan Scholarship (only for College Hostel Students)

BC, MBC, DNT & DNC

1. Free Education Scholarship for UG (except BC Second

Graduate students.)

2. H.F.R. Scholarship for BC Second Graduate and all PG

students.

No Income Limit for MBC, DNT, DNC except BC.

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GENERAL

1. Scholarship to Children of BEEDI WORKERS.

2. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS.

3. NATIONAL MERIT LOAN SCHOLARSHIPS.

4. Scholarship for HINDI STUDYING STUDENTS.

5. Scholarship to CHILDREN OF SCHOOL TEACHERS.

6. Scholarship for the DIFFERENTLY ABLED.

7. Scholarship to CHILDREN OF EX-SERVICEMEN

8. ANGLO -INDIAN Scholarship.

9. CENTRAL WAKF COUNCIL Scholarship only for

MUSLIM Students.

10. Deceased Govt. Servant son’s Scholarship.

11. Special SCHOLARSHIP only for Muslim Students.

12. Scholarship to CHILDREN OF SWEEPERS,

SCAVENGERS, & THOSE EMPLOYED IN TANNERIES.

13. Minority Scholarship.

Note :

(i) Students are eligible for only one of the above

Scholarships.

(ii) All Scholarships and concession are liable for

forfeiture for irregularity in attendance, unsatisfactory

progress in studies and indiscipline.

Details regarding Scholarship may be had from the

College Office.

All applications for fee concession and scholarships

should reach the office before 31st August.

AWARDS AND RECOGNITION

A number of Prizes and medals are awarded every year to

students who distinguish themselves in the academic and

extra-academic fields.

Name of the medal /

Prize / awardInstituted by Beneficiary

1) Janab N.M. Khajamian

Rowther Gold Medal

(Men)

2)Haji. M. Jamal Mohamed

Sahib Gold medal

(women)

3) Jailani Basha Memorial

Goldmedal

4) M/s Khader Spinners

Gold Medal

5) Dr. Alagirisamy Gold

Medal

6)Janab.A.V.M Jafardeen

Noorjahan Trust Gold

medals

7) Chamber of commerce

Endowment prize

8)Sri Durairaja Pillai

Memorial Award

9) Prof. E.P.Mohamed

Ismail Endowment

Prize

10) Kalyan Awards

11) ‘JamcoFest’

Endowment Awards.

12) Major. Aravandi

Endowment Prize

13) Indian Medical

Association Prize

J a n a b . K . A . K a l e e l

Ahamed Sahib, Grandson

of the founder of this

institution Janab N.M.

Khajamian Rowther and

Treasurer of the college.

Jamal Mohamed College

Management

Late Janab Abdul Majeed

Rowther Tiruchirappalli.

M/s Khader Spinners,

Dindigul

Dr.Alagirisamy, Paediatric

Cardiologist, U.S.A

Hajee A.V.M. Jafardeen,

member,Jamal Mohamed

college management

commitee

Chamber of Commerce

Tiruchirapalli

-

Dept. of Commerce,


Sri Kannappan

VKN - Structurals

Dept. of computer Sci-

ence, Jamal Mohamed

college.

Major. Aravandi, Former

Prof.of mathematics

Trichy Branch of Indian

Medical Association

Graduate of the year,

selected from the

student, who secured

I class in Part I, Part II and

Part III.

Graduate of the year,

selected from women stu-

dents who secured

I class in part I, II and III.

M.Com., Top Ranker

B.Com., Top Ranker

M.Sc., Zoology.

Top Ranker

Top ranker in

B.Sc.,comp.sci.and

MCA.,

Best outstanding

B.Com., student

Part-I Tamil-Top Ranker

Highest mark in

Banking (B.Com.,)

Top Ranker in B.Com.,

and M.Com.,

Top Rankers in B.Sc., and

M.Sc.,Comp. Sci &

PGDCA

Top Ranker in M.C.A.,

and M.Sc.,

mathematics

Top Ranker in B.Sc.,

Zoology

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Name of the medal /Prize / award

Instituted by Beneficiary

14) Prof.S.N. Devanathan

Prize

15) Seetharaman Award

16) Senkamalam-

Rajagopalan Award

17) Hajee. Dr. M.Sheik

Mohamed Award

18) Janab. S.K. Rasheed

Memorial Award

19) Marhoom Sameena

Memorial Award

20) Prof.R.V.Ranganathan

Endownment Award

21) Prof. M.Niyamathullah

Award

22) Dr.N.Balasubramanian

Award

23) Prof.T.A. Nizamudeen

Award

Prof. Ranganathan,

Former H.O.D. of Physics

Dr. S. Sankaran, Former

H.O.D of Botany

Prof. R. Panchanathan

Former Prof. of English

Hajee. Dr. M. Sheik

Mohamed, Principal

Dr. R. Jahir Hussain,

Dept. of Mathematics

Prof. Jamal Mohamed

Jaffer, Dept. of Physics

Prof. R.V. Ranganathan

Former H.O.D. of Physics

Prof. M.Niyamathullah

Former H.O.D. of

Commerce

Dr. N. Balasubramanian

Former Prof. of Chemistry,

Bishop Heber college.

Dept. of Commerce,


Top Rankers in

Mathematical physics

(M.Sc., Physics)

Top Ranker in M.Sc

Botany and M.Sc

Microbiology

Top Rankers in B.A.

and M.A. English

Two top rankers in

Accounts & Statistics

papers upto V

semester (B.Com.,)

First two top rankers in

B.Sc., Mathematics

Top Rankers in B.Sc.,

Physics


and M.Sc., Physics

Top Rankers in

B.Com., and M.Com.,in Personel

Managment

Top Ranker in B.Sc.,

Chemistry

Top ranker in Business

Managment.

(B.Com.,)

24) Janaba. D. KhyroonBi

Endowment Award

Prof. H. Syed Usman Former

H.O.D i/c of Economics

Top Ranker in B.A.,

and M.A., Economics

25) Perumbulavar Dr. C.Nainar Mohamed Awards

Top Rankers in all P.G.

Classes.

26) Prof. T.R. Ragava Sastri Endowment Award

Prof. T.R. Ragava SastriBirth Centenary celebra-tions Committee


and M.Sc., Mathematics

27) Dr. P. Periyanayagam

AwardDr. P. Periyanayagam

Former H.O.D of EnglishTopper in Part-II

English

Dr. C. Nainar Mohamed,

Former Principal

28) Koothanallur

V.M. Noor MohideenMrs. Banu Noor Mohideen First Rank in MA Tamil

Name of the medal /Prize / award

Instituted by Beneficiary

29) Sri Ram Memorial

AwardR. Chandrasekaran Top Scorer in M.Sc(IT)

30) Dr.K.A.Basheer

Ahamed AwardDr.N.Balasubramanian

(Rtd)Reader in Chemistry

Bishop Heber College

Tiruchirappalli

Top rankers in B.Sc

Chemistry and M.Sc

Chemistry

31) S.Abdul Hamid Khan

and Janaba Salimajan

Award

Dr.A. Abdul Subhan Khan,

Reader in Commerce,

JMC (Rtd.)

Two top rankers in B.Com

and BBA Women Sections

and I & II rankers of Income

Tax papers (men)

Besides the college recognises the students who secure I and II positions in theuniv. examinations in all disciplines (including Part I and Part II) of U.G and P.G.courses. All the top 5 rankers of the university are also recognised.

32) Haji PSM Mohideen

Memorial Award

PSM Hameed, Chair-man, Southern IndiaRegional Council of theInstitute of Cost & WorksAccountants of India.

Top Scorer in Cost

Accounting paper in

B.Com

33) Haji Mohamed

Muthammal AwardPSM Hameed Top Scorer in Manage-

ment Acounting paper

in B.Com.

34) ICWA Tiruchi Gold

Medal

The Secretary, Tiruchi

Chapter of Cost

Accountants, Tiruchi

Top Scorer in Cost &

Management Account

paper in M.B.A. electives.

35) Sri Mannar Raju &Smt.M.JayalaksmiEndowment

Prof.Purushothaman,

Former HOD of Botany

Award of Gold Medal toI rank B.Sc,& M.ScBotany students

36) Dr.P.M.MansureEndowment

37) Dr. R. GunasekaranEndowment

38) “Pathummal-Mohamed Abdul KaderDr.M.A. AkbarshaEndowment

39) Prof. M. NyamathullahEndowment

40)”Dr. K. Sithick Ali,Endowment”

Dr.P.M.Mansure, Former

HOD of Tamil & Vice Principal

One prize to I Rank in PartI Tamil Woman student

Dr. Gunasekaran

Physician , Trichy

Old Student and Research

Scholar of Dr. M.A.

Akbarsha

Dr. A. Abdul Subhan Khan

Prof.Commerce Dept.JMC.

Research Scholars ofDr. K. Sithick Ali, Reader& HOD of Chemistry,JMC.

Top rankers in B.Sc. andM.Sc., Zoology Courses.

Top ranker in theDeeniyath Examinations

Top ranker in Com-merce Men (SF) andWomen (SF students.

One each Top ranker inFinal B.Sc. and FinalM.Sc., OrganicChemistry Papers.

41) Janab. A.Shamsudeen Endow-ment

Dr. Sulaiman

Prof. of Mathematics

Top ranker in M.Sc.,Maths aided & S.F.

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III Endowments for Special Lectures

1) First Principal Sayeed

Sahib Memorial LectureCollege Managemet &

Well wishers of the col-

lege

To arrange special lec-

tures for our college stu-

dents

2) Permbulavar

Hajee.C. Nainar

Mohamed endowment

lecture

Dr. C.Nainar Mohamed

Former PrincipalTo arrange lectures on

the topic ‘Religion and

Hormony”

3) Dr. Rajiv Taranath

endowment lectureProf. A.Akber Sheriff,JMC

& Prof. Nagarajan, Former

Principal, National College

Lectures in the English

Literary Association

4) Sirpi.Balasubramanian

Endowment LectureSirpi.Balasubramanian

Retd. H.O.D. of Tamil

Bharathiar University

Topic on ‘Modern

Literature’

5) Tmt. Meenakshi

Vairavan Endowment Lec-

ture

L a t e P r o f . V. S a t h i a h ,

Former H.O.D. of Tamil

Special Lecture in Tamil

6)Janab M. Shamsudeen

Endowment LectureProf.Sadakathullah,former

H.O.D.of TamilSpecial Lecture in Tamil

Dr.Thameejuddin

S/oLateJanab

M.B. Abdullah sahib,

Former president of

college managment

commitee

5)100% Attendence

Award

Dr. M. Purushothaman

Former H.O.D. of BotanyNSS volunteer with

100% Attendence

6)Arjuna of Jamal

Award

Outstanding sportsmen

of the year

1) Service Gold Medal Prof. R. Panchanathan &

Dr. A.M. Mohamed

Sindhasha Former NSS -

officers

Outstanding NSS

Volunteer

II Endowments for Extra - Academic Awards

2) Major. V. Natarajan

AwardMajor. Natarajan, Former

H.O.D of TamilOutstanding cadet in

NCC infantry

3) Leo-Samson Award Dr.P.Per i yanayagam

Former H.O.D. of English

Best cadet in NCC

Armed squadron.

4) Dr.P.Periyanayagam

Rolling CupDr.P.Periyanayagam Best cadet senior

under officer.

7) Best NSS Programme

Officer Award

8) Best NSS Volunteer

Award

Dr. Jamal Md. Jaffar

Dept. of Physics

Dr. Jamal Md. Jaffar

Dept. of Physics

Outstanding NSS

officer

Outstanding NSS

Volunteer

RULES & REGULATIONS FORSTUDENTS REGARDING ATTENDANCE AND

GRANT OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE

1. Every student should attend and earn a minimum of 75%of the total number of working days to get eligibility towrite the Autonomous End Semester Examination.

2. Students who have earned 70% to 74% of attendance toapply for condonation with fees Rs. 400 /- those who haveearned 60% to 69% of attendance have to apply forcondination with fees Rs. 400 and a Medical Certificate.

3. Students who have earned below 60% of attendance arenot eligible to appear for exam & have to redo the semesterafter the completion of the course.

4. All leave applications must be countersigned byParents I Guardian / Warden and must berecommended by the staff members authorised to do so inthe prescribed form available in the office.

5. Students residing in private lodging (unauthorisedhostels or in rooms without Guardians) must gettheir leave application form countersigned by theirrespective Heads of the Department in the place of Parents/Guardian/Warden.

6. Students who are ailing should inform the Principal byletter in advance.

7. Leave application without the signature of parentsGuardian / Warden will be summarily rejected.

8. All leave application duly filled in must be submitted inthe office or sent by post, so as to reach the Registrar ofAttendance one day earlier.

9. a) Late application will not be considered on any account for grant of leave.

b) Ordinarily leave will not be granted for Mondays &Fridays.The fine for absending on these days will be heavy.

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10. Absentees for classes without leave for the whole dayhave to pay a penalty.

11. Absentees in the first session and second session willbe fined separately.

12. Absentees for one hour in a session will be treated asbeing absent for that session.

13. Absentees from tests and composition classes will befined heavily.

14. If the fines are not paid within the due date the fines willbe doubled.

15. The roll numbers of students absenting themselvescontinuously for 15 days will be considered only onrecommendation from the respective Heads of theDepartment.

16.Those who apply for leave in connection withmarriage or other ceremonies will be granted leaveordinarily for not more than two days.

17. In case of applicants who plead sickness for more than3 days, leave will not be granted unless it is supportedby Medical Certificate given by a Registered MedicalPractitioner.

18. All cases of absence will be reported to the Parents /

Guardian.

19. A list of absentees on a day will be put up in the NoticeBoard on the next day. Any discrepancy found in there mustbe reported to the Registrar of Attendance within2 days.Otherwise the fines will stand.

20. Those who want to have a personal talk with theRegistrar of Attendance in connection with the grant of leaveor cancellation of fine should meet him between 1.30 and2.00 p.m. on all working days.

21. Leave on any day is also treated as absent for thecalculation of term days. But fine will not be levied for thedays.

22. Scholarship holders who fail to attend 90% of the workingdays are liable to return the Scholarship amount.

23. Absentees on the first day or the last day of thesemester shall be severely dealt with. Dropping away atthe end of the semester or delayed return after

holidays shall be dealt with severely.

GENERAL CONDUCT OF STUDENTS

1. Every student shall be dressed decently and appearsmart.

2. Every student shall salute the members of the teachingstaff when he meets them for the first time in the day.

3. When the Professor enters the class room the studentsshall rise and remain standing till they are asked to sitdownor till the Professor takes his seat.

4. No student shall leave the class room without thepermission of the Professor or until the Professor had leftthe room or has asked the class to disperse.

5. During class hours students should not loiter about in theverandahs.

6. Students should not make any noise while moving fromclass to class.

7. No Student is allowed to enter the college office.

8. Any damage by students to college property / furnitureor building will be made at their expenses and thoseresponsible for such damages shall be dealt withseverely. Collective fines will be imposed for any damageif the cause of which cannot be traced to any individual.

9. Student taking part in communal or political activitieswill be severely dealt with. They will forfeit scholarshipsand other benefits awarded to them.

10. Students are expected to read notice exhibited on theCollege Notice Board and ignorance of any notice thus

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exhibited will not be accepted as an excuse for failingto comply with.

11. No meeting of any kind shall be held in the Collegecampus without the previous written permission of thePrincipal.

12. Attendance at the class test and examinationis compulsory.Unexcused absentees will be fined.

13. Students guilty of using unfair means in the examinationwill be dealt severely.

14. Any lost property found must be handed over to theVice Principal from whom the owner can claim it promptlyafter proving his ownership.

15. a) All students must leave their cycles only in thecycle shed.

b) Cycles kept in and around the college buildings otherthan the cycle shed are liable to be confiscated anddisciplinary action will be taken against the owner ofthe cycle.

c) The college will not take any responsibility for the lossof a cycle or part there of.

16. Stringent action will be taken against students indulgingin Eve-teasing as per TN Prohibition of Eve-Teasing Act1998.

17. Ragging is strictly prohibited. Whoever involvesragging in any manner shall be punishable withimprisonment for 2 years and fine upto Rs. 10,000.

18. The students of the College are expected to behaveboth inside and outside the college in such a wayas to maintain the good name of the college aswell as their own.

19. Students whose behaviour in the Judgement of thePrincipal or any other College authority is undesirable(or of unwholesome influence) shall be taken off therolls without assigning any reason.

Note: Under the Government Educational rules the

Principal has full power to inflict the following

punishment :

Fine, Withholding of Certificates, Suspension

and Expulsion.

COLLEGE TUTORIAL SCHEME

Under this scheme a Teacher in the Department is nominated

as tutor for one class. Each student, on being

admitted to the College, will be assigned to the care of the

Professor whom he can consult on all matters where advice is

required whether in his studies or in the ordinary affairs. He is

expected to meet his Tutor-in-charge atleast once in a fortnight

or at such time as may be fixed by the Tutor.

Tutorial meetings are conducted periodically by each

Tutor for giving the students proper guidance on point of

academic and general interest. No student should be

absent from these meetings without permission. Every

Tutor-in-charge sends in report of each of his wards and these

reports are on file in the College office. Character certificates

are issued by the Principal on the data supplied by

the reports.

Every application for leave should be submitted only

through the Tutor-in-charge, and in case where the Tutor is not

satisfied with the grounds on which leave is requested for, no

leave will be granted. Leave applications submitted directly to

the Principal will not be considered.

The tutor will be incharge of collecting Examinations fees,

filling the Examinations forms, collecting internal assess ment

marks, and submitting the report to the HOD. The file relating

to the student will be maintained by the tutor. The Tutor is also

incharge for carrying out JAMCROP activities in the adopted

villages during the I & II semester.

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The Students are asked to approach their

respective Heads of Departments and Tutor-in-charge for

guidance and counselling, for clarification and help.

The Committee for Tutorial Scheme consists of all the

Heads of Departments with a senior professor as convenor.

CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS)

Regulations from 2008-09

1. ELIGIBILITY FOR UG PROGRAMME

(i) For Admission: A pass in the Higher Secondary

Examination (Academic / Vocations Stream) conducted

by the Government of TamilNadu; or an examination

accepted as equivalent, subject to such conditions as

may be prescribed therefore:-

Provided that the candidates who have passed the

qualifying examination with Commerce Accountancy as

one of the subjects of study shall be given preference

in admission to B.Com. and BBA Degree Programme.

Provided that the candidates who have passed the quali

fying examination with Mathematics / Business Maths /

Computer Science as one of the subjects of study shall

be given preference in admission to B.C.A. programme

and B.Sc.,IT Programme

(ii) For the Degree: The candidates shall have

subsequently undergone the prescribed course of

study in this college affiliated to Bharathidasan

University for a period of not less than three academic

years,passed the examinations prescribed and fulfilled

such conditions as have been prescribed therefor.

(III) COURSES OFFERED

UG Programmes offered:

Arts : Science :

Arabic Mathematics

English Physics

History ChemistryEconomics BotanyCommerce (B.Com) ZoologyBusiness Administration (BBA) Computer Science

Bachelor of Literature (B.Litt.Tamil) Computer Application

Information TechnologyFashion Technology & Costume DesignHotel Management & Catering Science

Nutrition & Dietetics

2. ELIGIBILITY FOR PG PROGRAMME

i) For Admission

A candidate who is a graduate of any recognised

University in the main subject / subjects as given below against

each: Provided that candidates who have qualified for the B.A.

/ B.Sc. / B.Com. / BCA / BBA. / B.Litt. shall also be eligible for

M.A. Programmes in the Language concerned offered by them

under Part I and Part II.

ARTS

1. M.A. Arabic : B.A. Arabic / Afzalul-ulama/ Any degree

with Diploma in Arabic

2. M.A. Tamil : B.A. Tamil / Applied Tamil / B.Lit. Tamil /

Pulavar with two additional papers as

prescribed

3. M.A. English : B.A. English

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4. M.A. History : Any Graduate; preference will be given

to History Graduates

5. M.A. Economics : B.A. Economics / B.Com. / B.B.A. /

B.Sc.Mathematics / B.Sc. Statistics

6. M.Com. : B.Com./ B.Com. (Applied) B.A.

Corporate Secretaryship / B.B.A. / B.A.

Co-operation / B.Com. (Bank

Management)

7. Master of Social Work : Any Degree

8. MBA (AICTE approved) : Any Degree

SCIENCE

M.Sc.,

A candidate who is a graduate of this University or any

recognized University in the main subject / subjects as given

below against each or who has passed an examination as

equivalent thereto.

1. M.Sc. Chemistry : B.Sc. Chemistry

2. M.Sc. Physics : B.Sc. Physics with Mathematics asAllied

3. M.Sc. Botany : B.Sc. Botany / Plant Sciences

4. M.Sc. : Any Degree (with Mathematics orComputer : Statistics at Plus Two level / as anScience allied subject / major at Degree level)

5. M.Sc. Mathematics : B.Sc. Mathematics

6. M.Sc. Zoology : B.Sc. Zoology / Environmental Zoologywith Botany or Chemistry as Allied

7. MCA : B.Sc. CS / CA / B.Sc. with major Maths (AICTE approved) or Physics / Chemistry with Maths Allied

8. M.Sc. : B.Sc. Botany / Zoology / Biology / Microbiology Nutrition & Dietetics / Bio-Chemistry /

Biotechnology or B.Sc. Chemistrywith Botany or Zoology Allied Botanyor Zoology or Biology as Allied subjectsin B.Sc. Degree or

B.Sc. Microbiology as Major or Alliedsubjects

9. M.Sc. : B.Sc. Botany / Biology / Microbiology /Biotechnology Zoology / Biotechnology /

Biochemistry/ Chemistry with Botanyor Zoology Allied

10. M.Sc. Information : Any Degree (with Mathematics or Technology Statistics at Degree / Plus Two level

/ as an Allied Subject / Major at Degreelevel) or B.E. / B.Tech., (ExceptComputer Science branch) / AMIE.

11. M.Sc.

Bioinformatics : Any Degree in Bachelor of Science

3. DURATION :

UG program: 3 years; PG program: 2 years; MCA-3

years; M.Phil: FT-1 year; PT-2 years. Each academic year shallcomprise of two semester viz. Odd and Even semesters. Odd semesters shall be from June / July toOctober / November and Even Semesters shall be fromNovember / December to April / May. There shall be not lessthan 90 working days which shall comprise 450 teaching clockhours for each semester. (Exclusive of the days for theconduct of End-Semester Examinations).

An academic year is divided into two semesters. Ineach semester, courses are offered in 15 teaching weeks andthe remaining 5 weeks are to be utilized for the conduct ofexaminations and evaluation purposes. Each week has 30working hours spread over 6 days a week.

4. THE CBCS SYSTEM

All Programmes mentioned earlier shall be conductedon Choice Based Credit System (CBCS). It is an instructionalpackage developed to suit the needs of students to keep pacewith the developments in higher education and the quality

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assurance expected of it in the light of liberalization and

globalization in higher education.

The term ‘Credit’ refers to the weightage given to a

course, usually in relation to the instructional hours assigned

to it. However, in no instance the credits of a course can be

greater than the hours allotted to it. Each Course is designed

variously under lectures / tutorials / laboratory or field work /

seminar / practical training / Assignments / Report writing etc.,

to meet effective teaching and learning needs.

5. COURSES IN PROGRAMMES

The UG programme consists of a number courses. The

term ‘course’ is applied to indicate a logical part of the subject

matter of the programme and is invariably equivalent to the

subject matter of a “paper” in the conventional sense. The

following are the various categories of Courses suggested for

the UG programmes.

Language Courses (LC) (any one of Tamil, Hindi, French,

Arabic, Urdu), English Language Courses (ELC), Core Courses

(CC), Allied Courses (AC), Elective Courses (EC), Extra

Disciplinary Course (EDC) Non Major and Skill based elective

courses, Environmental studies and value education courses.

The Language Courses and English Language Courses

are 4 each in number and the LC and ELC are meant to develop

the students’ communicative skill at the UG level. Core Courses

are the basic courses compulsorily required for each of the

programme of study. These will be related to the subject of the

programme in which the candidate gets the degree. The number

of Core Courses shall be 13. Allied Courses cover two

disciplines that are generally related to the main subject of the

programme. There shall be 6 Allied Courses. There are 3 major

based electives under Part IV There are 2 Non Major Electives,

one paper each in Environmental Studies and Value Evaluation

and six skill based Electives under Part V.

UNDER GRADUATE PROGRAMMES

The following are the credits for BA, B.Sc, B.Com, BCA, B.Litt.,

and BBA programmes with effect from 2011-12

1. Part I - Language 24 Hrs

(I to IV semester) 4 @ 6 Hrs 3 12 400

2. Part II - English 24 Hrs

( I to IV semester) 4 @ 6 Hrs 3 12 400

3. Part III - Allied 30 Hrs

courses 6 @ 5 Hrs 3/4 20 600

(I to IV Semester)

4. Part III - Core 67 Hrs

Courses 13 @ 4/5/6 4/5 60 1300

(I to VI Semester) Hrs

5. Part III – Electives 14 HrsMajor Based 3 @ 5/4 Hrs 5/4 14 300

6. Part IV

a) Non Major 2 4 Hrs

Electives @ 2 Hrs 2 4 200

b) Skill Based 3 12 Hrs

Electives (IV,V,VI) @ 4 Hrs 4 12 600

c) Environmental 1 2 Hrs 2 2 100

Studies

d). Value Education 1 2 Hrs 2 2 100

7. Part -V

Extension.Activities 1 - 1 1 -

Part - V

Gender Studies 1 1 Hr 1 1 100

Total 38 180 Hrs - 140 3800

CourseS.

No

No.of

Course

Total Hrs.during theProgram

No.ofCre--dits

TotalCredits Marks

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PART-I: Language Course (LC)

At present the college offers Tamil, Hindi, Arabic, Urdu

and French as first language. An undergraduate student must

take any one of them as first language. He must earn 12

credits (four credit per semester in the first four semesters)

from first language. Part I carries 400 marks in the first 4

semesters.

PART-II: English Language Course (ELC)

All the UG students shall go through this programme

for the first four semesters. A student must earn 12 credits

(four credits per semester in the first four semesters).

Part II carries 400 marks in the first 4 semesters.

PART III: Allied Courses (AC)

Besides Core Courses an undergraduate student must

study allied courses which may help him to understand his Core

Courses well. The students will study 6 papers

3/4 credits each with 20 total credits carrying 600 marks.

PART III : Core Courses (CC)

There are 13 Core Courses, which are considered

essential for each major subject. Each department will

decide on the title of courses, theory for Arts subject, theory

and practicals for Science subject. The Core Courses carry

60 total credits with 1300 marks.

PART III : Major Based Electives (MBE)

There are three elective papers, taught in V and VI

semesters. The Elective papers carry 14 total credits with 300

marks

PART -IV : a) Non Major Electives during IV & VI

Semester 2 papers with 2 credit each are taken. It is open to all

students, irrespective of the Department.

♦ In case of languages, the students who study Arabic,

Hindi, French and Urdu will study one paper on

Fundamentals of Tamil during IV & VI semesters. The

Students who have studied Tamil in Higher Secondary

School and taken other language as Part -I have advanced

Tamil. Others will study other Non Major Electives.

♦ Part -IV b) Skill Based Electives : 3 Courses are

offered with 4 credit each to the students. It is open to

all.

PART IV c) Other courses : They include the

Environmental studies and Value education with 2

Credits each.

PART V : Extra Curricular Courses (ECC)

a) The Extra Curricular Courses include

activities of the NSS, NCC, USSC, Youth Red Cross,

Fine Arts, Leo Club, Rotaract Club, Consumer Club,

AntiDowry and Sports. All the students have to

involve themselves in any one of the extension

services for first four semesters. This will carry

1 credit carrying Grades.

Grades will be awarded on the basis of

participation, performance and behaviour. Grades shall

be entered in the mark statement during IV

semester as given below:

A : DISTINCTION B : VERY GOOD

C : GOOD D : FAIR

During VI semester, there is a course on Gender

Studies with one credit.

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CourseS.

No

Total Hrs.during theProgram

No.ofCredits

TotalCredits Marks

1. Core Courses including

Project (16courses) 96 @ 6 Hrs 4/5 70 1500

2. Elective Courses

(4 courses) 24 @ 6 Hrs 4 16 400

Total 120 Hours - 90 2000

b) College Reach Out Programme: JAMCROP (Jamal

Mohamed College Community Reach Out

Programme) Under this programme, each student

should spend 10 hours per semester during I and II

semesters in adopted villages and participate in the

specific activities identified for each Department for

the integrated growth of the adopted village. They

should earn Grades as A / B / C / D as above.

Post Graduate Programmes

The following are the credits for PG programmes with

effect from 2011-12.

♦ There will be a project work equivalent to one paper

in Arts and Commerce, Department of Botany,

Chemistry, Physics and Zoology, equivalent to 3 papers

in Computer Science and Information Technology and

equivalent to 4 papers in Bioinformatics, Biotechnology,

Microbiology.

♦ For MCA, MBA & MSW, separate Course Structure and

Scheme of Examination will be followed

CourseS.No No.of Hours Marks Credits

1. Research Methodology 4* 4 100

2. Broad Areas of

Research 4* 4 100

3. Topics of Research

4* 4 100

4 Teaching and Learning

Methodology 4* 4 100

Total 16 16 400

* One Hour for each course will be the library hour

II SEMESTER

5 Project Work - 8 200

(150+50)

Total 24 600

Master of Philosophy Programme (M.Phil) with effect from2011-12

6. Examinations :

i. There shall be examinations at the end of eachsemester, for odd semester in the month of October /November; for even semester in April / May.

ii.A candidate who does not pass the examination in anycourse(s) may be permitted to appear in such failedcourse (s) in the subsequent examinations to be held inOctober / November or April / May. However candidateswho have arrears in Practicals shall be permitted to taketheir arrear Practical examination only along withRegular Practical examination in the respectivesemester.

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iii. A candidate should get registered for the first

semester examination. If registration is not possible

owing to shortage of attendance beyond condonation

limit / regulation prescribed or belated joining or on

medical grounds, the candidates are permitted to

move to the next semester. Such candidates shall

re-do the missed semester after completion of the

course.

iv. PG students shall be required to take up a Project

Work and submit the Project Report during the second

year.The Head of the Department shall allot the Guide

who in turn will suggest the Project Work to the

students. Two typed copies of the Project Report shall

be submitted to the Department before the due date

and one copy will be forwarded to the Controller of

Examinations.

v. For the Project Report, the maximum marks will be

80 per cent and for the Viva-Voce 20 per cent (If in

some programmes, if the project is equivalent to more

than one course, the project marks would be in

proportion to the number of equivalent courses).

vi. Each candidate shall be required to appear for

Viva-Voce Examination (in defence of the Project only).

7. Condonation

Students must have 75% of attendance in each course

to appear for the examination. Students who have 70% to 74%

of attendance shall apply for condonation in the prescribed form

with the prescribed fee. Students who have 60% to 69% of

attendance shall apply for condonation in prescribed form with

the prescribed fee along with the Medical Certificate.

Students who have below 60% of attendance are not

eligible to appear for the examination. They shall re-do the

semester(s) after completion of the programme.

8. Question Paper Pattern

Part A

Ten Questions ( No choice) 10 x 2 = 20 marks

Two Questions from each Unit

Answer not exceeding 50 words

Part B

Five Questions (either or type) 5 x 5 = 25 marks

One Question from each Unit


Part C

Three Questions out of five 3 x 10 = 30 marks

One Question from each unit


9. Evaluation

The performance of a student in each course is

evaluated in terms of percentage of marks with a provision for

conversion to grade points. Evaluation for each course shall

be done by a continuous internal assessment by the course

teacher concerned as well as by an end semester examination

and will be consolidated at the end of the course.

The components for continuous internal assessment are :

UG PG

Two Tests - 15 Marks Two tests - 15 Marks

Two Assignments- 10 Marks One Seminar - 5 Marks

One Assignment - 5 Marks

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

Total - 25 Marks Total - 25 Marks

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Attendance is not taken as a component for

continuous assessment, even though the students should put

in a minimum of 75% attendance in each course.

In addition to continuous evaluation component, the end

semester examination, which will be a written-type

examination of at least 3 hours duration, would form an

integral component of the evaluation. The ratio of marks to be

allotted to continuous internal assessment and to end

semester examination is 25 : 75. The evaluation of laboratory

component, wherever applicable, will also be based on

continuous internal assessment as 40:60 and on an

end-semester practical examination.

The procedures for the conduct of the Semester

Examination and valuation will be evolved by the office of the

Controller of Examinations in consultation with the

Examination Committee.

Classes will be awarded separately for Part I, Part II

and Part III. Marks alone will be awarded for Part IV. Grades

will be awarded for Part V Courses. Marks obtained in

Part – III Allied Courses, Core Course s, Elective Courses and

Extra Disciplinary Courses will be taken into

consideration for awarding the class in the overall performance

of the student with grading system.

10. Passing Minimum

There is a passing minimum of 10 Marks (40%) for

CIA Marks (25). The passing minimum for End semester Exam

shall be 40 % out of 75 marks (30 marks) and overall pass is

40% of 100 marks. In PG course, a candidate shall be

declared to have passed in each course if he/she secures not

less than 40% marks in the End Semester Examinations and

not less than 50% in the aggregate, taking Continuous

assessment and End Semester Examinations marks

together.

A candidate shall be declared to have passed in the

Project work if he/she gets not less than 40% in each of the

Project Report and Viva-Voce but not less than 50% in the

aggregate of both the marks for Project Report and Viva-Voce.

A candidate who gets less than 40% in the Project

Report must resubmit the Project Report. Such candidates need

to take again the Viva-Voce on the resubmitted Project.

11. Improvement in Internal assessment Marks

1. Students who were absent in CIA test / assignment are

permitted to write the test/Assignment before

finalizing the CIA marks during the semester by

paying a fee of Rs. 50/- per paper.

2. Students who were absent in the CIA test /

assignment and who have not availed the above

provision are permitted to improve the CIA marks by

writing test/submitting the assignment within 20 days

from the publication of CIA marks, by paying a fee of

Rs. 100/- per paper.

3. Students who have failed in the subject due to low marks

in internal assesment are permitted to improve their

internal assessment in the subsequent semesters (two

chances would be given) by writing two

assignments and two tests by paying a fee of

Rs. 150/- per paper.

4. In case of PG students, those who have secured the

pass mark in the End Semester Examination

40 marks but failed to secure aggregate minimum pass

mark (50) are permitted to improve their internal

assessment mark in the following semesters and /or

by writing End Semester Exam. For improving the

internal assessment the fees will be Rs. 200/- per

paper [For writing two tests & two assignments]. Two

chances alone will be given for improving internal

assessment marks.

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2. Revaluation

There is provision for re-valuation, re-totalling and

transparency (Xerox) of answer scripts for UG& PG on

payment of Rs.300/- per paper in each case.

13. Improving marks in passed papers

There is provision to permit passed students who are

willing to improve their marks by appearing End

Semester Examinations in the immediate subsequent End

Semester Examination only, provided the student is without

arrears till that semester. Usual fees per paper will be

collected. While filling the Examination application form,

student should specify the improvement separately. Only one

chance per paper will be given.

14. Instant Examination

UG/PG students with arrear in only one paper (from

first to final semester) will be permitted to write the Instant exam

on the payment of Rs.500/- for that paper. The Instant exam

will be normally conducted within 15 days of declaration of

results of the final semesters. However, the re-do and

malpractice cases, if any, are not eligible to appear for Instant exam.

15. Ranking: End semester Examination

1. Five Rank Certificates will be issued for every

Programme

2. The Bharathidasan University conducts University Rank

Examination (URE) for the toppers in every

subject. First Rankers of all Autonomous colleges and

the top 20 rank holders of the non-autonomous

colleges (having passed their examinations in the first

appearance within the prescribed duration of the

programme; absence from an exam shall not be taken

as an attempt) are required to take two examinations.

3. The question papers of the examinations comprise of

objective type questions covering the Core

Courses in each of the Programmes generally followed

by both autonomous / non-autonomous streams.

4. The top scorers in this University Rank Examination

would be declared as University Rank Holders,

irrespective of their grades in their respective End

Semester Examinations.

16. Revision of Regulations and Curriculum

The College may from time to time revise, amend and change

the regulations and the curriculum, if found necessary.

17. Grading

Once the marks of the CIA and Semester

Examinations for each course are available, they will be added.

The marks thus obtained will then be graded.

From the second semester onwards the total

performance within a semester and continuous performance

starting from the first semester are indicated by Grade Point

Average (GPA) and Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA).

GRADING OF THE UG COURSES

Marks Grade Point Letter Grade

95 and above 10 O +

90-94 9.4 O

85-89 8.9 D++

80-84 8.4 D+

75-79 7.9 D

70-74 7.4 A++

65-69 6.9 A+

60-64 6.4 A

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55-59 5.9 B+

50-54 5.4 B

45-49 4.9 C+

40-44 4.4 C

Below 40 0 F

OVERALL FINAL RESULT UG

CGPA Grade Classification of Final Result

9.5 and above O+

First Class – Outstanding

9.0 - 9.4 O

8.5 - 8.9 D++

8.0 - 8.4 D+ First Class – Distinction

7.5 - 7.9 D

7.0 - 7.4 A++

6.5 - 6.9 A+ First Class

6.0 - 6.4 A

5.5 - 5.9 B+

Second Class

5.0 -5.4 B

4.5 - 4.9 C+

Third Class4.0 - 4.4 C

Below 4.0 F Fail

GRADING OF THE PG COURSES

Marks Grade Point Letter Grade

95 and above 10 O+

90 - 94 9.4 O

85 - 89 8.9 D++

80 - 84 8.4 D+

75 -79 7.9 D

70 -74 7.4 A++

65 - 69 6.9 A+

60 - 64 6.4 A

55 - 59 5.9 B

50 - 54 5.4 C

Below 50 0 F

OVERALL FINAL RESULT PG

CGPA Grades Classification of Final Result

9.5 and above O+

First Class – Outstanding

9.0-9.4 O

8.5-8.9 D++

8.0-8.4 D+ First Class – Distinction

7.5-7.9 D

7.0-7.4 A++

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6.5-6.9 A+ First Class

6.0-6.4 A

5.5-5.9 B Second Class

5.0-5.4 C

Below 5.00 F Fail

CODING SYSTEM

CODES FOR COURSES

Part I Language : LA / LF / LH / LT / LU - -

Part II English : LE - -

Part III Allied course : AC - 3

Part III Core Courses : CC - 4

Part III Major

Elective Course : MEC - 5

Part IV Non Major

Electives Course /

EDC for PG : NMEC / EDC - 6

Part IV Skill Based

Elective Courses : SBEC - 7

Part III Project Work : PR - 8

Part IV Environmental

Studies : ES - 9

Part IV Value Education : VE - 10

Part V Extra Curricular : EC - 11

Codes for Departments Offering Languages,

Allied, Core & Elective Courses.

S. Course

Subject

No. Code

1. Arabic (Allied, Core, Elective) AR

2. Language Arabic LA

3. Botany (Allied, Core, Elective) BO

4. Biotechnology (Allied, Core, Elective) BT

5. Bio-Informatics (Core, Elective) BI

6. Business Administration (Allied, Core, Elective) BA

7. Chemistry (Allied, Core, Elective) CH

8. Commerce (Allied, Core, Elective) CO

9. Computer Applications (Allied, Core, Elective) CA

10. Computer Science (Allied, Core, Elective) CS

11. Economics (Allied, Core, Elective) EC

12. English (Allied, Core, Elective) EN

13. Language English LE

14. Language French LF

15. French Elective FR

16. Fashion Technology FT

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17. Language Hindi LH

18. Hindi Elective HI

19. History (Allied, Core, Elective) HS

20. Management Studies MBA

21. Mathematics (Allied, Core, Elective) MA

22. Master of Computer Applications MCA

23. Micro Biology (Allied, Core, Elective) MB

24. Physics (Allied, Core, Elective) PH

25. Social Work (Allied, Core, Elective) SW

26. Tamil (Allied, Core, Elective) TA

27. Language Tamil LT

28. Language Urdu LU

29. Hotel Management and Catering Science HM

30. Information Technology IT

31. Nutrition & Dietetics ND

32. Urdu Elective UR

33. Zoology (Allied, Core, Elective) ZO

34. Physical Education Elective PE

Subject Code Fixation

The following system is adopted for coding the various

papers in the different courses.

Illustration: The code for UG Physics shall be 08UPH1XX.

The code for PG Economics shall be

08PEC1XX - where

08 refers to the year of Revision

U refers to Undergraduate

P refers to Postgraduate

PH refers to Physics (Common for Allied, Core,

Elective and EDC)

EC refers to Economics (Common for Allied,

Core, Elective and EDC)

1 refers to Semester 1

LA / LF/ LH /

LT / LU refers to Languages (Part I)

LE refers to General English (Part II)

3X refers to Allied Course (Part III)

4X refers to Core Course (Part III)

5X refers to Major Based Elective Course (Part III)

6X refers to Extra Disciplinary Course for PG /

Non Major Elective for UG (IV)

7X refers to Skill Based Electives (IV)

8X refers to Project Work (Part III)

9X refers to Environmental Studies (Part IV)

10X refers to the Value Education (Part V)

11X refer to Extension Activities.

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GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL

The functions are:

(a) To deal with matters relating to the redressal of genuine

and valid grievances of the students concerning all

academic and examination related matters and suggest

corrective measures.

(b) To make a systematic enquiry into any written complaint

lodged by any student regarding his/her continuous

Internal Assessment or Final examination marks and

suggests appropriate corrective actions.

(c) The students are informed that there will be a

Grievance Letter Box in the General Library for Men and

Women Library for Women.

(d) The letter of grievance should contain the name, roll

number, class of the student and should be duly signed

with date. The letter of grievance may be handed over to

the Convenor, in person or dropped in the grievance

letterbox.

(e) The Convenor shall collect and number the letters

serially, go through the letter and arrange for the redressal

of grievance of the students and report the same in the

monthly meeting of Grievance Appeal Committee to be

convened on the first Monday of every month. The

Genuine Grievances will be properly redressed.

DISCIPLINARY ACTION ON MALPRACTICE IN

EXAMINATION

1. The Student will not indulge in any form of malpractice

during C.I.A. tests and Semester Examinations.

2. The Student will be disqualified from the examination.If,

he writes examination with Mobile Phone and keeping

the same with or without knowledge of the Invigilator.

3. The following punishments will be given to the

students, when they indulge in malpractices in C.I.A.

test and Semester Examinations.

a) Possession of notes, books, bits of any

incriminating material but not attempted to copy:-

The particular examination paper will be cancelled.

b) Attempting to copy from the material in possession and

accepting the malpractice:-

The particular paper and the subsequent papers will be

cancelled.

c) If a candidate repeats the malpractice in the next

following semesters also, all the written examinations of the

particular semester will be cancelled.

3. For any other type of malpractice, the punishments will

be decided by Examinations Disciplinary Committee.

DEPARTMENT ASSOCIATIONS

There will not be any student Union in the College and

no fees will be collected towards the same.

A l l Studen ts a re members o f t he fo l l ow ing

Associations of the College.

1. Arabic Association

2. Economics Association

3. Commerce Association

4. Umaru Pulavar Tamil Peravai

5. Urdu and Hindi Association

6. Fine Arts Association

7. English Association

8. Physics Association,

9. Chemistry Association

10. Mathematics Association

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11. Zoology Association

12. Botany Association

13. Computer Science Association

14. Youth Red Cross Society

15. Moulana Abdul Kalam Azad History Association

16. Business Administration Association

17. Bio Technology Association

18. Bio informatics Association

19. Microbiology Association

20. Social Work Association

21. Nutrition and Dietetics Association

22. Fashion Technology Association

23. Hotel Management Association

24. MBA Senate Association

The Principal is the Ex-officio President of all the

Associations and nominates a Vice-President and the

Secretaries for each of them at the beginning of the

academic year.

All Public lectures, debates and discussions on

current topics are held under the auspices of the College

Associations. Music performance, instrumental & Vocal and

dramas are conducted under the auspices of the Fine Arts

Association.

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

All the students of the College are members of the

Athletic Association. The Physical Director is the

Ex-officio secretary of the Association. The Association shall

be managed by a sports Committee. Provision is made for the

following games.

1) Cricket, 2) Hockey, 3) Basket-Ball, 4) Football,

5) Volleyball, 6) Kabbadi, 7) Badminton, 8) Tennis, 9) Table

Tennis, 10) Chess, 11) Weight Lifting, 12) Athletics.

Intramural sports and tournaments will be

conducted. Players and Athletes selected for college teams

should play for the college only.

NATIONAL CADET CORPS

The N.C.C. affords opportunities for Military

Training to University students, without imposing on them any

obligation for active military service. The object of N.C.C.

training is the improvement of mental alacrity,

cultivating sense of discipline and responsibility,

development of social personality and aptitude for

leadership and inculcation of the principles and practices of

military service.

N.C.C. Infantry and N.C.C. Armd Sqdn are attached to

our College.

Cadets of N.C.C. have no liability for Military service but

have definite obligation to get properly trained.

a) Attendance is compulsory at weekly parades held

during the academic year and at the annual Training Camp

held during the vacation.

b) Every enrolled cadet undertakes to continue in the

corps for a minimum period of two years.

c) Recruitment is made at the commencement of each

academic year, from Degree Class Students only.

d) Normally Parades will be held on Saturday, and will

not interfere with the academic work.

Opportunities are provided for outstanding cadets to

participate in the following special camps every year.

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1. Republic day Contingent Parade - Delhi 2.ParachuteJump

Training 3. All India Trekking camp. 4. All India Basic

Leadership Course. 5. All India Mountaineering Course.

6. All India Army Attachment Camp and 7. Youth Exchange

Programme among different Countries.

Outstanding N.C.C cadets are awarded Tamilnadu

Government Merit Scholarship of a sum of Rs. 600/- per annum.

The Bharathidasan University Vice-Chancellor’s Merit -Cum

Cash award is given to outstanding cadet.

Competitions are conducted in the Inter-Directorate level

for the following games: Volleyball. Hockey, Footall etc.

Cadets can appear for ‘B’ and ‘C’ certificate examinations

at the end of second year and third year respectively.

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME

The National Service Scheme is a body of

student Volunteers under the leadership of a Programme officer.

Recruitment is made from all students for 5 units with the

strength of 500 volunteers. Every Student member of this

Scheme should serve atleast two years with 120 hours of

engagement in community service per year excluding

Annual Camp. At the end of two years of satisfactory

service every student-member will be eligible to receive

N.S.S.Certificate, considered equivalent to a diploma in

Social Service. Above all this is an opportunity to realise and

serve the community.

The motto of the National Service Scheme is

“NOT ME BUT YOU”. This express the essence of

democratic living and upholds the need for selfless

service and appreciation of the other man’s point of view and

also to show consideration for fellow human beings.

YOUTH RED CROSS

The Youth Red Cross of the College is a recent

addition to the network of service oriented organisation in the

campus. It came into being at the dawn of the New

millennium with laudable goal of training students to

render service to the handicapped and deprived.

Students have ample scope and opportunity to render

service to the community at large through Youth Red Cross.

ROTARACT CLUB

There is a Rotaract Club (sponsored by the Tiruchirapalli Main

Rotary Club) functioning in the college. The objectives of the

club are to develop individual qualities of leadership

experience and provide an opportunity to unite its members

into friendship,fellowship and mutual understanding. The club

welcomes the students who are desirous of joining the club.

The magazines “JAMFO” and “PETALS” in bilingual are

published annually.

RED RIBBON CLUB

This Club brings awareness among the students about the

HIV & AIDS and helps them to understand the preventive

measures.

LEO CLUB

The Leo Club of Our College (sponsored by the Lions club

of Tiruchirapalli Midtown) is one of the biggest clubs in India

with more than 475 students as members.

The main objectives of this club are social work and

participation in public welfare activities. Students who can

devote time for such activities are welcome to join this club.

The magazines “SANGAMAM” and “SIRAGUGAL” in bilingual

are published annually.

ANTI DOWRY ASSOCIATION

The Anti Dowry Association of Jamal Mohamed

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College was founded in 1984. It was established with the main

aim of abolishing dowry in our society and to create

awareness of the evils of dowry among the Youth and to

encourage the youth to marry without collecting any dowry.

A magazine “PIRATHIPALlPPU” in Tamil is published annually.

Students are welcome to join this association.

FINE ARTS ASSOCIATION

The Fine arts association provides opportunities for the

students to develop their hidden talents in quiz, debate, dance,

music and other cultural activities. The College fine arts team

participates in inter collegiate competitions conducted at

University and State levels. Students possessing such skills

and interested in promoting their talents may contact the

members of the staff incharge for fine arts activities in the

College.

CITIZEN CONSUMER CLUB

The Consumer club of the college functions with the main

objective of instilling in the minds of the present day youth the

spirit of the protection of consumer rights and to strengthen

the consumer movements in the country.

UNIVERSITY STUDENTS SERVICE CORPS

The University is organising University Student Service

Corps (USSC) with a special focus on personality

development of the students and harnessing student power in

vital areas of social concern like environmental protection. There

will be yoga education and training coupled with

character building. The social service component would be

confined to a concerted student group action on protection of

environmental quality. The students with the appropriate

inclination and potentialities are enrolled in USSC.

MORAL AND VALUE - DEENIYATH EDUCATION

The Moral and value education and Religious Instruction

course is open to all students of the college. Deeniyath classes

are conducted on every Thursday soon after the

fifth hour. Attendance is compulsory for Muslim students.

Absence will be intimated to the parents.

Examination will be held at the end of the year and prizes

and certificates are awarded.

Students are asked to receive the syllabus and books from

the Deeniyath Co-ordinator.

LIBRARY

1. All the students of the College are members of the library.

2. The Library will be kept open from 8-00 am to 6-00 pm.

from Monday to Saturday in a week. On Sundays, it will

be kept open from 10-00 am to 5-00 pm.

3. Books will be issued only on presentation of the

Library Card bearing the name, class, roll number and

signature of the student. In case the card is lost, the

Librarian should be informed at once. Otherwise the

owner of the card will be responsible for the books

issued on presentation of the card. A lost card may be

replaced with a duplicate on payment of one rupee.

4. A student requiring a book for home- reading will fill in

an application form to be obtained from the Librarian

and drop it in a special box kept for the purpose before

8.30 a.m. Books will be issued by the Librarian

between 11.45 a.m.. and 4.00 p.m. Books will not be

issued on Saturdays and Sundays.

5. Students are entitled subject to the rules herein

mentioned, to keep a book for a fortnight from the

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date of issue. If the Book is not returned on or before the

due date,a fine of Rs.1 per day including holidays will be

levied. The student will not be al lowed to use

the library till fine is paid and the book returned. Books

due on holidays may be returned without fine on the

working day immediately following Volumes borrowed for

the vacation should be returned within three working days

after the reopening of the college. Otherwise the usual

fine will collected.

6. No one is allowed to sub-lend the books taken out by him.

7. Students must, on receiving a book, examine and

report to the Librarian any damage found therein. Other

wise they will be held responsible for any damage that

may afterwards be detected.

8. Books are to be returned to the Librarian from

8.30 a.m. to 11.45 a.m.

9. A book returned to the Library should contain a return

slip showing the roll number of the student returning

and the catalogue number of the books.

10. Absence from the college will not ordinarily be admitted as

an excuse for delay in the return of the books.

11. All payments including fine towards the library shall be paid at

the college office and the receipt shown to the librarian.

12. The Librarian may recall any book at any time.

13. Strict silence should be observed in the reading room.

14. Students may, without previous notice, call for books

which are marked “Reference” or a periodical for

consultation which will not be lent out.

15. All Foreign and Indian Magazines and Newspapers will

be displayed for perusal in the reading room.

RULES CONCERNING CERTIFICATE

1. The students should apply to the Principal for any

certificate atleast two days in advance.

2. Duplicate T.C. will be issued on production of a

certificate from the Tahsildar stating the irrecoverable

loss of the certificate.

3. Application for Migration Certificate should be made

direct to the Registrar, Bharathidasan University.

4. Duplicate Degree Mark sheets are not ordinarily issued

except when the original are not available. The students

should apply to the University for the same.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

1. Students should not go to the College office during

class hours.

2. Railway Concession ticket holders must apply for

season tickets after1.30 p.m.

3. Students must receive their semester examination

mark statement from the office after 1.30 p.m.

4. Fine will be levied for the late receipt of Mark statments.

5. Autonomous end semester Examination fees must be

paid in time. Filled in Application for the Autonomous end

semester Examination and Scholarships must be sent

in time. College will not be responsible if the students delay

in these matters.

THE ALUMNI / ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION

By convention every former student of our college is a

member of the above Association. There is no subscription

for becoming the member of the Association.

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ANNUAL CONVOCATION

Annual convocation will be held in the college Auditorium

after the Scheduled University Convocation. The prescribed

application form can be obtained from the College Office in the

month of July on receipt of Provisional Pass Certificate.

AUDIO VISUAL EDUCATION

AND VIDEO PROGRAMME.

The College is well - planned to have a good

Audio Visual Education Programme. Under the Programme

films of Educational Value are screened periodically.

The College has a colour T.V. for viewing U.G.C. INSAT

Programme on higher education. Students are advised to make

use of the above facilities.

U.G.C.SPONSORED - COACHING

CLASS PROGRAMMES

The College conducts Coaching classes for the weaker

sections amongst the minorities (Such as

Muslims, NeoBuddhists) for competitive Examinations. Classes

are conducted for I.A.S., U.P.S.C. Civil

Service Examinations, entrance examinations and other

competitive Examinations for recruitment for various services.

XEROX FACILITY

The College offers photocopying facilities for the

benefit of staff and students.

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AANI RAJAB - 1432

Date Day WD

JUNE 2011JUNE 2011JUNE 2011JUNE 2011JUNE 2011

AANI RAJAB - 1432

16 Thursday II Aani - 1

17 Friday III

18 Saturday

19 Sunday

20 Monday IV

21 Tuesday V

22 Wednesday VI

23 Thursday I

24 Friday II

25 Saturday

26 Sunday International Day against Drug Abuse

27 Monday III

28 Tuesday IV

29 Wednesday V Mehraj Night

30 Thursday VI

Date Day WD

1 Wednesday

2 Thursday

3 Friday

4 Saturday Rajab - 1

5 Sunday

6 Monday

7 Tuesday

8 Wednesday

9 Thursday

10 Friday

11 Saturday

12 Sunday

13 Monday College Reopens for Staff

14 Tuesday

15 Wednesday I Odd Semester Begins

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JULY 2011JULY 2011JULY 2011JULY 2011JULY 2011

AANI SHABAN - 1432

1 Friday I Tutorial Class - I

2 Saturday

3 Sunday Shaban - 1

4 Monday II

5 Tuesday III

6 Wednesday IV

7 Thursday V

8 Friday VI

9 Saturday

10 Sunday

11 Monday I College declared open in 1951

12 Tuesday II

13 Wednesday III

14 Thursday IV

15 Friday V

Date Day WD

JULY 2011JULY 2011JULY 2011JULY 2011JULY 2011

AADI SHABAN - 1432

16 Saturday Baraath Night

17 Sunday Aadi - 1

18 Monday VI

19 Tuesday I

20 Wednesday II

21 Thursday III

22 Friday IV

23 Saturday

24 Sunday

25 Monday V

26 Tuesday VI

27 Wednesday I

28 Thursday II

29 Friday III

30 Saturday

31 Sunday

Date Day WD

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AUGUST 2011AUGUST 2011AUGUST 2011AUGUST 2011AUGUST 2011

AADI RAMALAN - 1432

1 Monday IV

2 Tuesday V Ramalan - 1

3 Wednesday VI

4 Thursday I

5 Friday II CIA Test - I

6 Saturday III CIA Test - I

7 Sunday

8 Monday II CIA Test - I

9 Tuesday III CIA Test - I

10 Wednesday IV CIA Test - I

11 Thursday I CIA Test - I

12 Friday Holiday

13 Saturday Holiday

14 Sunday Holiday

15 Monday 65th Independance Day - Holiday

Date Day WD

AUGUST 2011AUGUST 2011AUGUST 2011AUGUST 2011AUGUST 2011

AAVANI SHAWAAL - 1432

16 Tuesday II

17 Wednesday III

18 Thursday IV Aavani - 1

19 Friday V

20 Saturday

21 Sunday Krishna Jayanthi

22 Monday VI

23 Tuesday I

24 Wednesday II

25 Thursday III

26 Friday IV

27 Saturday Lailathul Qadr-Ramzan Holidays

28 Sunday

29 Monday

30 Tuesday

31 WednesdayShawaal-1 -

Ramalan Festival

Date Day WD

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SEPTEMBER 2011SEPTEMBER 2011SEPTEMBER 2011SEPTEMBER 2011SEPTEMBER 2011

AAVANI SHAWAAL - 1432

1 Thursday Vinayagar Chathurthi - Holiday

2 Friday V

3 Saturday VI

4 Sunday Annual Alumni - Get-together

5 Monday I Teachers Day

6 Tuesday II

7 Wednesday III

8 Thursday IV International Literacy Day

9 Friday V

10 Saturday

11 Sunday

12 Monday VI

13 Tuesday I

14 Wednesday II

15 Thursday III

Date Day WD

SEPTEMBER 2011SEPTEMBER 2011SEPTEMBER 2011SEPTEMBER 2011SEPTEMBER 2011

PURATTASI DUL QADA - 1432

16 Friday IV

17 Saturday

18 Sunday Purattasi - 1

19 Monday V

20 Tuesday VI

21 Wednesday I

22 Thursday II Exam fees Last date with fine

23 Friday III

24 Saturday NSS Day

25 Sunday

26 Monday IV

27 Tuesday V

28 Wednesday VI

29 Thursday I Dul Qada - 1

30 Friday II

Date Day WD

Exam fees Last date without fineTutorial Class - II (SF Courses)

Exam fees Last date without fineTutorial Class - II (Aided Courses)

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OCTOBER 2011OCTOBER 2011OCTOBER 2011OCTOBER 2011OCTOBER 2011

PURATTASI DUL QADA - 1432

1 Saturday

2 Sunday

3 Monday III

4 Tuesday IV

5 Wednesday Saraswathi Pooja - Holiday

6 Thursday Vijayadasami - Holiday

7 Friday V

8 Saturday VI

9 Sunday World Post Day

10 Monday I

11 Tuesday II

12 Wednesday III

13 Thursday IV

14 Friday V World Blinds Day

15 Saturday VI World Blinds Day

Date Day WD

OCTOBER 2011OCTOBER 2011OCTOBER 2011OCTOBER 2011OCTOBER 2011

IYPPASI DUL HAJ - 1432

16 Sunday

17 Monday I CIA Test - II

18 Tuesday IICIA Test - II

19 Wednesday III CIA Test - II

20 Thursday IV CIA Test - II

21 Friday V CIA Test - II

22 Saturday VI CIA Test - II

23 Sunday

24 Monday UN Day

25 Tuesday

26 Wednesday Deepavali

27 Thursday

28 Friday

29 Saturday Dul Haj - 1

30 Sunday

31 Monday World Thrift Day

Date Day WD

Ghandhi Jayanthi - International Dayof Non-Violence - Holiday

Iyppasi - 1

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IYPPASI DHUL HAJ - 1432

1 Tuesday Autonomous Examination Begins

2 Wednesday

3 Thursday

4 Friday

5 Saturday

6 Sunday

7 Monday Bakrid Festival

8 Tuesday

9 Wednesday

10 Thursday

11 Friday National Education Day

12 Saturday

13 Sunday

14 Monday Childrens’ Day

15 Tuesday

Date Day WD

NOVEMBER 2011NOVEMBER 2011NOVEMBER 2011NOVEMBER 2011NOVEMBER 2011

KARTHIGAI MUHARAM - 1432

16 Wednesday

17 Thursday Karthigai - 1

18 Friday

19 Saturday

20 Sunday

21 Monday I Even Semester Classes begin

22 Tuesday II

23 Wednesday III

24 Thursday IV

25 Friday V

26 Saturday

27 SundayMuharram - 1

28 Monday VI

29 Tuesday I

30 Wednesday II

Date Day WD

Islamic New year 1433

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DECEMBER 2011DECEMBER 2011DECEMBER 2011DECEMBER 2011DECEMBER 2011

KARTHIGAI MUHARRAM - 1433

1 Thursday III World AIDS Day

2 Friday IV

3 Saturday V

4 Sunday

5 Monday VI

6 Tuesday

7 Wednesday I

8 Thursday II

9 Friday III

10 Saturday IV

11 Sunday

12 Monday V

13 Tuesday VI

14 Wednesday I

15 Thursday II

Date Day WD

DECEMBER 2011DECEMBER 2011DECEMBER 2011DECEMBER 2011DECEMBER 2011

MARGAZHI SAFAR - 1433

16 Friday III

17 Saturday IV Margazhi - 1

18 Sunday

19 Monday V

20 Tuesday VI

21 Wednesday I

22 Thursday II

23 Friday III

24 Saturday IV

25 Sunday Christmas - Holidays Begin

26 Monday

27 Tuesday Safar - 1

28 Wednesday

29 Thursday

30 Friday

31 Saturday

Date Day WD

Muharram - 10th DayAshura - Holiday

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JANUARY 2012JANUARY 2012JANUARY 2012JANUARY 2012JANUARY 2012

THAI SAFAR - 1433

1 Sunday New Year - Holiday

2 Monday V

3 Tuesday VI

4 Wednesday I

5 Thursday II

6 Friday III

7 Saturday

8 Sunday

9 Monday IV

10 Tuesday V Tutorial Class - III

11 Wednesday VI

12 Thursday I

13 Friday II

14 Saturday III

15 Sunday

Date Day WD

JANUARY 2012JANUARY 2012JANUARY 2012JANUARY 2012JANUARY 2012

THAI RABIYUL AVVAL - 1433

16 Monday Thiruvalluvar Day - Holiday

17 Tuesday Ulavar Thirunal - Holiday

18 Wednesday IV

19 Thursday V CIA Test - I

20 Friday VI CIA Test - I

21 Saturday I CIA Test - I

22 Sunday

23 Monday II CIA Test - I

24 Tuesday III CIA Test - I

25 Wednesday IV

26 Thursday 63nd Republic Day - Holiday

27 Friday Holiday

28 Saturday

29 Sunday

30 Monday V World Peace Day

31 Tuesday VI

Date Day WD

Thai - 1Tamil New Year and Pongal - Holiday World Leprosy Day

CIA Test - IRabiyul Avval - 1

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MASI RABIYUL AVVAL - 1433

1 Wednesday I

2 Thursday II

3 Friday III

4 Saturday Meelad-un-nabi - Holiday

5 Sunday

6 Monday IV

7 Tuesday V

8 Wednesday VI

9 Thursday I

10 Friday II

11 Saturday

12 Sunday

13 Monday III Maasi - 1

14 Tuesday IV

15 Wednesday V

Date Day WD

FEBRUARY 2012FEBRUARY 2012FEBRUARY 2012FEBRUARY 2012FEBRUARY 2012

MASI RABIYUL AAKIR - 1433

16 Thursday VI

17 Friday I

18 Saturday

19 Sunday

20 Monday II

21 Tuesday III Exam fees Last date with fine

22 Wednesday IV World Scouts Day

23 Thursday V

24 Friday VI Rabiyul Aakir - 1

25 Saturday

26 Sunday

27 Monday I

28 Tuesday II

29 Wednesday III

Date Day WD

Exam fees Last date without fineTutorial Class - IV (Aided Courses)

Exam fees Last date without fineTutorial Class - IV (SF Courses)

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PANGUNI RABIYUL AAKIR - 1433

1 Thursday IV

2 Friday V

3 Saturday

4 Sunday

5 Monday VI

6 Tuesday I

7 Wednesday II

8 Thursday III International Women’s Day

9 Friday IV

10 Saturday

11 Sunday

12 Monday V

13 Tuesday VI

14 Wednesday I

15 Thursday II

Date Day WD

MARCH 2012MARCH 2012MARCH 2012MARCH 2012MARCH 2012

PANGUNI JAMATHUL AVVAL - 1433

16 Friday III

17 Saturday

18 Sunday

19 Monday IV

20 Tuesday V World Day for Differently abled

21 Wednesday VI

22 Thursday I

23 Friday

24 Saturday

25 Sunday Jamathul Avval -1

26 Monday II CIA Test - II

27 Tuesday III CIA Test - II

28 Wednesday IV CIA Test - II

29 Thursday V CIA Test - II

30 Friday VI CIA Test - II

31 Saturday

Date Day WD

World Consumer Rights Day

Panguni - 1

Tutorial Class - V

World Water Resources Day

CIA Test - II

World Meterology Day

Telegu New Year Day - Holiday

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CHITTIRAI JAMATHUL AVVAL - 1433

1 Sunday

2 Monday

3 Tuesday

4 Wednesday

5 Thursday

6 Friday

7 Saturday

8 Sunday

9 Monday Autonomous Examination Begins

10 Tuesday

11 Wednesday

12 Thursday

13 Friday Chittirai - 1

14 Saturday Dr. Ambedhkar Birthday - Holiday

15 Sunday

Date Day WD

APRIL 2012APRIL 2012APRIL 2012APRIL 2012APRIL 2012

CHITTIRAI JAMATHUL AAKIR - 1433

16 Monday

17 Tuesday

18 Wednesday World Heritage Day

19 Thursday

20 Friday

21 Saturday

22 Sunday Jamathul Aakir - 1

23 Monday

24 Tuesday

25 Wednesday

26 Thursday

27 Friday

28 Saturday

29 Sunday

30 Monday

Date Day WD

JAMAL MOHAMED COLLEGEJAMAL MOHAMED COLLEGEJAMAL MOHAMED COLLEGEJAMAL MOHAMED COLLEGEJAMAL MOHAMED COLLEGE(AUTONOMOUS)

TIRUCHIRAPPALLI – 620 020

MANAGEMENT TEACHING STAFF – AIDED DEPARTMENTS

S.NO. NAME OF THE STAFF QUALIFICATION

MEMBER - THIRUVALARGAL



8. MOHAMED FAIZE BASHA. B. M.C.A., M.Phil.,

9. NAFEES AHMED. K. M.C.A., M.Phil.,

10. SHAIK ABDULLAH. P. M.C.A., M.Phil.,

11. JAMEEL. S.A. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

12. HARITH AHAMED. Z. M.C.A., M.Phil.,

13. SYED KOUSAR NIASI. K. M.Sc., M.Sc(IT),

PGDCH, M.Phil.,

14. JAINULABUDEEN. A. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

15. MUZIBUR RAHEMAN KHAN M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

16. KAMAL . M. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

17. ABDUL KADER NIHAL. K.N. M.C.A., M.Phil.,

18. JAMAL MOHAMED YASEEN ZUBEIR M.A.,M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

1. Dr. MOHAMED RAFFICK. B. M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

1. MOHAMED UMAR FAROOK. K. M.A.,M.Phil.,

2. SYED SHAW. S. M.A., PGDCA,

M.Phil.,

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

1. PRASANNA. A. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

2. SHEIK MUJIBUR RAHMAN. H. M.Sc.,

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

1. MANSUR BASHA. I. M.Sc.,

DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL

1. Dr. THOUFIQ RAMEEZ. A. M.A.,NET, Ph.D.

2. IQBAL. K. M.A., M.Phil.,

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

1. MEERAMAIDEEN. M. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

DEPARTMENT OF ARABIC

1. ABDUL RASHEED. A. M.A., M.Phil.,

2. SHEIK FARID OLIYILLA. R. M.A., M.Phil.,

GDCA

3. MOHIDEEN ABDUL KADIR. K.J. M.A, M.Phil.,

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

1. Dr. ABDUL HAKKEEM. M. M.Com., M.Phil.,

PGDCA, Ph.D.

2. Dr. MARIMUTHU.M. M.Com., .Phil.,Ph.D.,

3. PASUPATHI.G. M.Com., M.Phil.,SLET

4. Dr.SIRAJUDEEN. M. M.Com., M.B.A.,

M.Phil.,Ph.D.,

DEPARTMENT OFCHEMISTRY

1. YASEEN MOWLANA. M. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

2. MUNEER AHAMATH. J. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

1. ABDULLAH. M. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

PGDCA

2. GOKUL RAJ. K. M.C.A., M.Phil.,

3. MOHAMED ILIYAS. S. M.C.A., M.Phil.,

M.B.A., M.Phil.,

4. ABDUL SALEEM. S. M.Sc., PGDCA,

M.C.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.,

5. SYED IBRAHIM. S. M.C.A., M.Phil.,

6. ABDUL QUADIR. O.S. M.C.A., M.Phil.,

7. ABDUL SAMATHU. A. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

PGDCA

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MANAGEMENT TEACHING STAFF - MEN





7. DEVARAJU. K. M.Com., M.Phil., M.B.A.,

8. FAROOK HUSSAIN. M. M.B.A.,M.Phil.,

9. LIYAKATH ALI KHAN. U. M.Com.,M.B.A.,M.Phil.,

10. MAHESWARAN. J. M.Com., M.Phil.,

11. SHAHUL HAMEED. S. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

12. ABDUL RAJAK. S. M.B.A.,

13. RIZVAN AHAMED. S. M.Com.,

14. JAYAKUMAR. T. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

15. SAIFUDEEN. G. M.B.A.,

16. SENTHIL.P.L. M.Com.,M.Phil.,SLET

17. MOHAMED IRSHATH. M. M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA

18. BALASUBRAMANIAN. M. M.Com., M.Phil.,

19. HABEEBUR RAHMAN. M. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

20. SALEEM. S. M.Com., M.B.A.,M.Phil.,

21. GANAPATHI. S. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

22. MEHABOOB. D.S.A. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

23. ANSAR ALI. A. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

24. ANWAR BASHA. P. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

25. ARIVAZHAGAN. P. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

26. MOHAMED SAFI. S. M.Com.,M.Phil.,


1. Dr. MOHAMED KASIM. A.N. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. - MID

2. Dr. JEYARAJ. T. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.

3. Dr. RIAZ AHAMED. K. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.

4. MUJAFAR KANI. N. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

5. ABDUL VAHITH. R. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

6. ASRAR AHAMED. A. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

DEPARTMENT OF ARABIC

1. MOHAMED ISMAIL. A. M.A., M.Phil., - MID

2. ASHIK AHMED. S.M. M.A., M.Phil.,

3. MOHAMED ARIF. A. M.A.,M.Phil.,

4. HUMAYUN KHAN. A. M.A.,M.Phil.,NET

5. JAFFAR SADIQ. M. M.A.,M.Phil.,

6. MOHAMED ABUBACKER SIDDIQ. R. M.A.,M.Phil.,

DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY & MICROBIOLOGY

1. Dr. MOHAMED RAFI. K. M.Sc.,Ph.D. - MID

2. Dr. SEBASTEEN RAJ. J. M.Sc., Ph.D.

3. RAJA. A. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

4. MOHAMED MAHROOP RAJA. M. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

5. MOHAMED IMRAN M.Sc., M.Phil.,MLT.,

DEP.OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION & COMMERCE

1. Dr. M. SHEIK MOHAMED M.Com.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,

FICWA., MSPI.,PGDCA.,

Dip. in M.A., M.B.A.,

M.Phil., - HEAD

2. Dr. ABDUL SUBHAN KHAN. A. M.Com., M.Phil.,

Ph.D. - MID

3. MOHAMED MOHIDEEN. S. M.Com., M.B.A.,M.Phil.,

4. ASID AHAMED. L. M.Com., M.Phil.,M.B.A.,

5. ABBAS KHAN. I. M.Com., M.Phil.,M.B.A.,

PGDHRM

6. HADI MOHAMED. G. M.Com., M.Phil.,

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DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

1. ABDUL KADER NIHAL. K.N. M.C.A., M.Phil., - MID

2. MOHAMED IDRIS. S. M.C.A.,M.Phil.,

3. RIYAZ MOHAMMED. M. M.C.A, M.Phil.,

4. IMMAMDEEN. L. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

5. BALASUBRAMANIAN. S. M.C.A, M.Phil.,

6. ARUN VIJAYARAJ. D. M.Sc., M.C.A.,

7. MOHIDEEN ABDUL KHADER. R.E.M.S.A. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

8. PEERBASHA. S. M.C.A.,M.Phil.,

9. INBARAJ. R. M.C.A.,M.Phil.,

10. SHABEER AHAMED. A.U. M.S.IT., M.Phil.,

11. BASHEER AHAMED. A. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

12. MOHAMED ASIF. B. M.C.A.,M.Phil.,

13. FARMANULLAH. H. M.C.A., M.Phil.,

14. UMAR ALI KHAN. L. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

15. NAGOOR MEERA. N. M.Sc.,IT.,M.Phil.,

16. AKBAR BADHUSHA. K.M. M.C.A.,M.Phil.,

17. NOOR MOHAMED JAWAHAR.A M.C.A.,M.Phil.,

18. RAZEETH KHAN. Y. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

19. RADHAKRISHNAN. M. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

20. SENTHIL KUMAR. P. M.Sc.,B.Ed., M.Phil.,

21. KRISHNAN. V. M.Sc., M.Phil.,


1. Dr. VAJID ALI. S. M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. - MID

2. SATHIK.M. M.A., M.Phil., PGDCA

3. KATHAR USEAN. S. M.A.,M.Phil.,

4. AKBAR ALI. S. M.A.,M.Phil.,

5. RAHMAN KHAN. M. M.A.,M.Phil.,

6. AKBAR ALI. R. M.A., M.Phil.,

7. ABDUL GAFFUR. B. M.A., M.Phil.,

8. ABDUL AJEES. S. M.A.,M.Phil.,

9. DHILIP MOHAMMAD. N. M.A.,M.Phil.,

10. MOHAMED RAFFIC. D. M.A., M.Phil.,

11. FEROZ KHAN. S. M.A., M.Phil.,

12. NAWAZ. G. M.A.,

13. SYED ABUDHAHEER. S. M.A.,

14. MOHAMED BURUSLI KHAN.A. M.A.,

15. BASHEER. L. M.A.,M.Phil.,

16. MOHAMED MINNA. M. M.A.,M.Phil.,

17. MOHAMED THOUFEEK. R. M.A.,

18. SHEIK MOHIDEEN. A. M.A.,

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

1 AUGUSTIN. J. M.A.,M.Phil., - MID

2 Dr. MANIMUTHU. V. M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D

3 VIGNESH KUMAR. R. M.A., M.Phil.,

DEPARTMENT OF HOTEL MANAGEMENT

1 Gunaseelan. D. M.T.M., M.Phil., - MID

2 Senthil Kumar. M.P. M.T.M., M.Phil.,

3 Alanvijay. A. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,


1 ABUTHAHIR. U. M.Sc., M.Phil.,MID

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

1 Dr. M.SHAIK MOHAMED M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.,

FICWA., FMSPI., PGDCA

Dip. in M.A., MBA., M.Phil

2. Dr. S.ABDUS SAMAD. K. M.B.A.,M.Phil., Ph.D., -

Director

3. Dr. BEJOY JOHN THOMAS. M.B.A., NET, Ph.D. -Head

4. Dr. LOGANATHAN. P. M.Com., Ph.D.

5. Dr. SHEIK MOHAMED .S.S. M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.




(AUTONOMOUS)


MANAGEMENT TEACHING STAFF - WOMEN

S.NO. NAME OF THE STAFF MEMBER -

THIRUVALARGAL QUALIFICATION

DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY & MICROBIOLOGY

1. Dr. NARGIS BEGUM. T. M.Sc.,M.Phil., Ph.D.- MID

2. SUGANYA. D. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

3. Dr. PACKIALAKSHMI. N. M.Sc.,M.Phil., Ph.D.,

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION & COMMERCE

1. DEEPA. B. M.B.A.,M.Phil., - MID

2. THILAGAVATHY. S. M.B.A., M.Phil.,

3. AMINA ZABIN. H. M.B.A.,M.Phil.,

4. CHIRISTINA MARY M.B.A.,

5. HEENA KAUSAR. D. M.Com., M.Phil., - MID

6. HALIMUNNISA. K. M.Com., M.Phil.,

7. SOPHIA ALPHONSE. A. M.Com., M.Phil.,

8. MEHATHAB SHERIFF. A. M.Com., M.Phil.,

9. KRISHNAKUMARI. M. M.Com., M.Phil.,

10. INDUMATHI. K. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

11. GOMATHI. S.P. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

12. JAINAB BEE. S. M.B.A.,M.Phil.,

13. SHAKILA. S. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

14. MINHAJ BEGUM. A.S. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

15. WAHIDHA BEGUM. F. M.B.A.,M.Phil.,

16. NILOFER. L. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

17. SABRIN. N. M.Com.,M.Phil.,

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6 SYED AKTHARSHA. U. M.B.A., M.Phil.,

7 LOURTHURAJ. S.A. M.B.A., M.Phil.,

8 Dr. RAJAGOPALAN. K. M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.,ASC

9 Dr.DAVID SAM JAYAKUMAR. G.S. M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.

10 SIVANESAN. G. M.B.A., M.Phil.,

11 DAWOOD ALI. S. M.B.A., M.Phil.,

12 THOUFIQ NISHATH. A.S. M.B.A.,

13 MOHAMED FAZIL. K.N. M.A.,

14 MOHAMED BASITH M.B.A., - PLACEMENTOFFICER


1 ABDUR RAHMAN. M. M.Sc.,M.Phil. - MID

2 IQBAL. S. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

3 SYED ABUTHAHIR. S. M.Sc., M.Phil.,PGDCA.,

4 PRABHAKARAN. S. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

1 Dr. PARTHASARATHY. K. M.A., M.S.W.,M.Phil.,Ph.D. - MID

2 ANTONY PRAKASH. N. M.S.W.,M.Phil.,

3 SAFEER. A. M.S.W.,M.Phil.,

4 SHEIK FAREETH. K. M.S.W.,

DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL

1. Dr. SYED AHMED FIROZ. S.A. M.A., Ph.D. - MID

2. ASIC HAMEED. S. M.A., M.Phil.,

3. SHAHUL HAMEED. S. M.A., M.Phil.,

4. MOHAMED HARIS. A.M. M.A., M.Phil.,

5. SHEIK ABDULLA. M. M.A., M.Phil,

6. SUGAVANESHWARAN. S. M.A., NET, SLET

7. SIRAJUDEEN. P. M.A.,




1 ARIFA FARZANA M.Sc.,M.Phil., - MID

2 SAJENA. S. M.Sc.,M.PHIL.,

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

1. FATHIMA BIBI. K. M.Sc, M.Phil., - MID

2. SULTANA. K. MCA, M.Phil.,

3. GEETHA. R. M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed.

4. FATHIMA FOUZIA. J. MCA., M.Phil.,

5. VAAHEETHA KFATHEEN. S. MCA, M.Phil.,

6. KHAIRUNISA. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

7. PRABAVATHI. S. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

8. ZULIGHA SHAFANA. A. M.C.A.,M.Phil.,

9. SUMAIYA. A. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

10. SAHITHA BANU. J. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

11. ASMATHUNISA M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

12. MUNAWARA BANU. S. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

13. ASIYA SURAIYA. K. M.Sc.,

14. FATHIMA HASEEN RAIHANA. G. M.C.A.,M.Phil.,

15. PARVEEN BANU. M. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

16. MAREYAM AYESHA .A.G. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

17. ASIYA BEGAM. M. M.Sc.,IT

18. SHAHIRA BANU. S. M.Sc.,IT

19. SAYESTA JABEEN. M. M.Sc.,IT

20. RIZWANA. A. M.Sc.,IT

21. FAIZA TARNAM. Y. M.Sc.,IT.,M.B.A.,

22. BACKIALAKSHMI. C. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

23. DIANA. B. M.Sc.,NET




1. FAMITHA BANU. A. M.A., M.PHIL., PGDCA - MID

2. NAJMA BANU. M. M.A., M.Phil.,

3. THAJUNNISA. C. M.A., M.Phil.,

4. THAHIRA. S.H. M.A., M.Phil.,

5. SHAFINA BANU. A. M.A., M.Phil.,

6. FARITHA BANU. S. M.A., M.Phil.,

7. PEERANI. S. M.A., M.PHIL.,

8. SHARAJATH BEGUM. H. M.A., M.Phil.,

9. JARINA BEGAM. B. M.A., M.Phil.,

10. SOFIYA. R. M.A.,M.Phil.,

11. SHAJITHA. M. M.A., M.Phil.,

12. SYED AMEENAMMAL. S. M.A., M.Phil.,

13. HAJIRA BEGUM. S. M.A.,

14. RAHILA BANU. A. M.A.,M.Phil.,

15. SHAKILA BANU. K. M.A.,

16. BARAKATHUNNISA BEGUM.M. M.A.,B.Ed.,

17. SHABEENA BANU.A. M.A.,

DEPARTMENT OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY

1. SRI PRIYA. R. M.Sc., M.Phil., - MID

2. MEERA. A.G. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,


1. MAHABOOBNISHA. M.Sc., M.Phil., - MID

2. SHAJITHA BEGUM. S. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

3. RAJATHI. N. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

4. ASHA BOSLEY. N. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

5. FATHIMA KANI. B. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

6. BASHIRUNNISA. J. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

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7. SHAFINA BANU. B. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

8. AFYA FARHANA. M.S. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

9. SUMAIYA. S. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

1. Dr. SELVARANI. A. M.B.A.,M.Phil., SLET,

Ph.D.

2. PARVEEN. M. M.B.A.,M.Phil.,

3. SHAKILA BANU. M.A. M.Com., M.Phil., M.B.A.,

M.Phil.,

4. SHUMYYA BEGUM. K.S. M.B.A.,M.Phil.,

5. ANISA. H. M.B.A.,

DEPARTMENT OF NUTRITION AND DIETETICS

1. MARY JEYA PRABA. M. M.Sc., M.Phil., SLET - MID

2. RAJALAKSHMI. B. M.Sc.,SLET

3. KAVITHA. V. M.Sc., M.Phil.,

4. PRIYA. J. M.Sc.,M.Phil.,

5. SATHYA BAMA. D. M.Sc.,NET, SLET


1. GOWTHAR. R. M.Sc.,M.Phil., - MID

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

1. PAULINE ARUNOTHAYAM. B. M.P.Ed., M.Phil.,

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

1. RAJESWARI. S. M.S.W., M.Phil.,

DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL

1. NOORJAHAN M.A., M.Phil., - MID

2. VALARMATHY. P. M.A., M.Phil., NET

3. JAHANARA. M.H. M.A., M.Phil.,

4. VIJAYALAKSHMI. S. M.A.,M.Phil.,

5. FAREEDHA BANU M.A., M.Phil.,

STAFF INCHARGESTAFF INCHARGESTAFF INCHARGESTAFF INCHARGESTAFF INCHARGE

OF VARIOUS ACTIVITIES FOR STUDENTS IN OF VARIOUS ACTIVITIES FOR STUDENTS IN OF VARIOUS ACTIVITIES FOR STUDENTS IN OF VARIOUS ACTIVITIES FOR STUDENTS IN OF VARIOUS ACTIVITIES FOR STUDENTS IN

SELF-FINANCE SECTIONSSELF-FINANCE SECTIONSSELF-FINANCE SECTIONSSELF-FINANCE SECTIONSSELF-FINANCE SECTIONS

Dr. M.SHEIK MOHAMED, Vice Principal (SF Courses and Programmes)

Dr. K.Abdus Samad, Director (MBA) and Bursar (SF)

Mr. K.N.Abdul Khadar Nihal, Director (SF) and Registrar of Attendance (SF)

NSS) PROGRAMME OFFICERS

Thiru. S. Kathar Usean (English)

Thiru. S. Mohamed Idris (Comp. Scil)

Miss. Sofiya, (English)

Miss. Amina Zabin (Commerce)

JAMCROP

Mrs. A. Sophia Alphose (Bus. Admn.)

Mrs. S. Prabavathi (Comp. Sci.)

NCC OFFICER

Mrs.B. Pauline Arunothayam

YOUTH RED CROSS & CONSUMER CLUB

Thiru. M. Mohamed Irshad (Commerce)

Ms. S. Shajitha Begum (Maths)

Fine Arts : Miss. S.H. Thahira (English)

Rotaract Club : Mrs. R.R. Geetha (Comp. Sci)

Leo Club and ADA : Ms. K.S. Sumaiya Begum (Managt. Studies)

JAMAL MOHAMED COLLEGE JAMAL MOHAMED COLLEGE JAMAL MOHAMED COLLEGE JAMAL MOHAMED COLLEGE JAMAL MOHAMED COLLEGE(Autonomous)

Tiruchirappalli-620 020.

RETIRED STAFF LIST

ARABIC BOTANY

Mr. N.V.Abdul Rahman, HOD Mr. T.S.Paul Sundar Raj, HOD

Mr. T.C.Abdul Majeed, HOD Dr. S.Sankaran, HOD

Mr. Syed Gulam Dasthagir, HOD Mr. Syed Ali, HOD

Mr. Samsuddin, HOD Mr. Akbar Hussain

Mr.A.Haja Shaik Allauddin Mr. S.Balakumaran

Mr. M.Purusothaman, HOD

CHEMISTRY

Mr. T.V.Periasamy Mr. S.Khadir Ibrahim

Dr. S.Palanivelu, HOD Dr. T.Janakiram, HOD

Mr. A.Abdul Malick, HOD Mr. M.Abdul Hayath

Mr. N.Swaminathan Major S. Sheik Dawood

Mr. S.Abdul Rasheed Dr. K. Siddique Ali, HOD

Dr. A.M. Mohamed Kassim

COMMERCE

Mr.M.Nyamathullah,HOD

Mr.T.A.Nizamuddin,HOD & Vice-Principal

Mr.D.N.Krishnamurthy

Mr.Saifuddin Sahib

Mr.N.Janakiraman,

Dr.A.Abdul Subhan Khan

Dr. M. Sheik Mohamed, HOD & Principal

Mr. N. Abdul Khader

ECONOMICS

Mr.Noor Mohamed Dr.K.Abdullah Basha,HOD & Principal

Mr.P.Krishna Moorthy Dr.M.H.Abubacker

Mr.L.W.Abdul Wadooth Mr.H.Nazeer Ali

Mr.N.Abdul Samad,HOD & Principal Mr.H.Syed Usman

Mr.M.Mohamed Umar Dr. S.Samsu Aliar

ENGLISH

Mr.M.Y.A.Razack Mr.R.Panchanadhan,

Mr.J.K.Nanjunda Moorthi, HOD Mr. S.Yusuf, HOD & Vice-Principal

Mr.S.Ramanathan Dr.K.Santhanam

Mr.D.Jayachandran,HOD Mr. A.Akbar Sheriff

Mr.S.Albert,HOD Mr. A.Mohamed Safiullah

Dr.P.Periyanayagam,HOD Mr.Mohamed Basheer

Dr. Ameen Kattu, HOD

HINDI

Mr.T.P. Vanamamalai

HISTORY

Mr.K.M.Khadar Mohideen, HOD Mr.P.Veerappan

Mr.O.R.Ganapathy,HOD Mr.Mohan Gnana Olivu,HOD

LIBRARIAN

Mr. Abdul Latheef Mr.A.Abdul Baree

MATHEMATICS

Mr.Mohamed Essa, HOD & Vice-Principal Mr.R.Srinivasan,HOD

Major.M.Aravandi Mr.G.R.Thuvaragachari

Mr.M.Joseph,HOD Dr.G.Ramachandran,HOD

Mr.H.Salahudeen Dr. A. Sulaiman

Dr.A.R.Mohamed Ismail, HOD Mr. N.Shamsudeen

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PHYSICAL DIRECTOR

Mr.A.Abdul Khuddus

PHYSICS

Mr.S.N.Devanathan,HOD Mr.S.Mohamed Hussain

Mr.S.A.Razack,HOD Mr.R.Swaminathan,HOD

Mr.R.Ranganathan,HOD Mr.A.Joseph

Mr.Venkatesan Mr.S.Suburathinam

Mr.R.V.Renganathan,HOD Mr.A.Kamaludeen, HOD & Vice-Principal

Mr.P.M.Abdul Khader, Mr.A.Umar Basha

Dr.K.A.Shaik Allauddin,HOD Mr.M.N.P.Ziaudeen

TAMIL

Mr.Athimurugavel Mr.R.Balasubramaniyan,HOD

Dr.C.Nainar Mohamed, Mr.K.R.Shajahan

HOD & Principal Mr.M.S.Sathakathullah,HOD

Major.V.Natarajan Dr. P.M.Mansure, HOD & Vice Principal

Mr. R. Balakrishnan Dr.A.R.Abdul Jabbar, HOD & Vice-Principal

ZOOLOGY

Dr.V.Hari Rao, HOD

Dr.M.Akbar Sha

Dr.V.Veera Raghavan

Dr.S.Thangavelu, HOD & Vice-Principal

Dr.M.Subramaniam, HOD

Dr.P.Shahul Hameed, HOD

Mr.K.Shahul Hamid

Dr.M.M.Shahul Hameed, HOD & Vice-Principal

Dr.Mohamed Ibrahimsha,

Dr.B.M.Gulam Mohideen, HOD

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COLLEGE POSTAL ADDRESS


P.Box. No. 808,

7, Race Course Road,

Khajanagar,Tiruchirappalli - 620 020.

Phone No.: (0431) 2331135, 2331235

Fax No. : 2331435

E-mail : [email protected]

College Secretary Address :

Hajee. A.K.KHAJA NAZEEMUDEEN

Secretary & Correspondent

Jamal Mohamed College, Tiruchy - 620020.

Telephone No. : 2331435

Mobile : 094431 66300

College Principal Address:

Dr. R.KHADER MOHIDEEN

Principal,

Jamal Mohamed College, Tiruchy - 620 020.

Phone No. :2331035

Resi. Ph. : 2421401

Cell : 94434 60330

INTERCOM DIRECTORY

P& T Numbers : 2331235, 2332235

Outside callers please dial College P & T Number and

dial the required Intercom Number

ADMINISTRATIONExtension No.

Secretary 2331235 * 786

Principal ” * 200

Principal ” * 201

Principal Front Office ” * 202

Vice Principal ” * 203

College Office - Manager ” * 204

College Office - A/C Section ” * 205

College Office - PRO ” * 206

College Office - Fees Section ” * 207

Management Office ” * 208

Self - Finance Office - Men ” * 209

Women Office ” * 210

Controller of Examinations ” * 211

Addl. Controller of Examinations ” * 212

Conference Hall ” * 213

Alumni Office ” * 214

Attendance - Aided ” * 215

Attendance - Self Finance ” * 216

I.S.S. Office ” * 217

I.C.C. Office ” * 218

Co-Op. Store ” * 219

Xerox ” * 220

Purchase Section ” * 221

Electrical Room ” * 222

Building Maintenance ” * 223

Information Centre ” * 224

Madras University ” * 225

Hussainudin Hall ” * 226

Deeniyath Room ” * 227

Career Guidance ” * 228

Internet Centre - Chemistry I Floor ” * 229

Management Guest House ” * 230

Alumni Guest House - First Floor ” * 231

Alumni Guest House - IInd Floor ” * 232

Gate (East) ” * 233

Gate (West) ” * 234

Gate (North - Cycle Stand) ” * 235

Gate (Radha Hotel) ” * 236

Gate (South) ” * 237

PG Hostel - Men ” * 238

PG Hostel - Women ” * 239

Car Shed ” * 240

FACULTIES

Arabic Department 2332235 * 301

Botany Department ” * 302

Chemistry HOD ” * 303

Chemistry Dept. ” * 304

Commerce HOD ” * 305

Commerce Staff Room ” * 306

Computer HOD ” * 307

Computer Staff Room ” * 308

Computer Library ” * 309

Computer Lab. Ground Floor ” * 310

Computer Staff Room I Floor ” * 311

Computer Lab II Floor ” * 312

Economics Dept ” * 313

English Dept. ” * 314

French / Hindi ” * 315

General Library - Librarian ” * 316

General Library - Xerox ” * 317

History Department ” * 318

Mathematics Department ” * 319

M.B.A. Department Director ” * 320

M.B.A. Department HOD ” * 321

M.B.A. Department Staff Room ” * 322

M.B.A. Department Lab - I Floor ” * 323

M.B.A. Department Library - II Floor ” * 324

Physical Director ” * 325

Physics HOD ” * 326

Physics Staff Room ” * 327

Tamil Department ” * 328

Urdu Department ” * 329

Zoology HOD ” * 330

Zoology Staff Room ” * 331

Zoology UG Lab ” * 332

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