part – i summary sheet for fresh autonomous...

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Part – I Summary Sheet for Fresh Autonomous Status

1 Name and address of College P.E.S. College of Science, Arts & Commerce M.C. Road, Mandya-571 401, Karnataka State

2 Contact details Phone:08232-220252, Fax:08232-230677 Email: [email protected] Web: www.pesdegreecollegemandya.edu.in

3 Affiliating University University of Mysore, Mysore

4 Included in Section 2(f) Yes As per Letter No.F.8-66/76 (CP) Dt:21-07-1976 Appendix -1

5 Included under12 (B) Yes Copy is enclosed Appendix -1

6 Year of establishment of college 1966 No. AC/111/GIA/OAG/DCE/51/66-67 Dated: 23-02-1967 Appendix -2

7 NAAC accreditation Accreditated : Period of Validity : 05 Years Cycle 03 : 2017 Grade ‘A’ CGPA - 3.03 Cycle 02 : 2010 Grade ‘B’ CGPA - 2.55 Cycle 01 : 2004 Grade ‘B++’ CGPA - 81

8 Type of Institution/College (Govt./Private/Aided etc.)

Aided institution:- Government of Karnataka Grant-in-aid order No.AC/111/GIA/OAG/DCE/51/66-67, Dated: 23-02-1967.

9 Whether College is self financed Aided and Self Financed

10 Whether proposal forwarded by affiliating university

Yes The Registrar (Administration), University of Mysore, Mysore

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

Faculty : Courses being run :

Science B.Sc-PCM, PMCs, CBZ, BCA M.Sc (Mathematics)

Arts B.A - HEP, HES, HEE, HSK, HKF, HPF

Commerce & Management

B.Com, M.Com

B.B.A

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

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PART II

BACKGROUND OF THE INSTITUTION WITH

VISION, MISSION AND OBJECTIVES:

PREFACE

I am extremely happy to submit the proposal for Autonomous status for our college to the

University Grants Commission, Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi-110 002 in compliance

with requirements for further quality enhancement and growth perception of our college.

I am deeply privileged to present this document. The process is an outcome of

introspection, consultation, exchange of views with the stakeholders like Management, Faculty,

Students, Alumni, parents and public, and on an analysis of existing internal quality system. The

study also provides information regarding the progress and growth of our Institution. All these

inputs have been discussed thoroughly while preparing the proposal for Autonomy.

I gratefully acknowledge the whole hearted involvement and co-operation of the

management, members of the steering committee, the office staff and all the faculty members of

our college.

Date: 31-01-2018

Place: Mandya Dr.Anilkumar.H

Principal

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ABOUT THE COLLEGE

P.E.S. College of Science, Arts & Commerce is a reputed Institution in the district of

Mandya, with an aim to impart value based quality education to students belonging to all

sections of society and to make higher education an effective instrument for socio-economic

transformation in and around Mandya district.

The Institution P.E.S. College of Science, Arts & Commerce, is a dream child of late

Sri K.V.Shankara Gowda, former Education Minister - Government of Karnataka, an

educationist, politician, artist, entrepreneur and a social worker. At present Dr. H.D.Chowdaiah,

former Member of Legislative Assembly and council, a well known educationist and a pioneer in

the field of Co-operation, is the Chairman of the Trust. Sri H. Honnappa, Former Member of

Legislative council, is the General Secretary, Sri S. Panchalingu, Joint Secretary and Vice

Presidents Sriyuths Basavaiah and G.K.Ramegowda are the office bearers of the Trust.

The college is housed at present in an area of 18.02 acres of land in the heart of the city.

Late Sri.K.C.Lingegowda, the then District Judge of Mysore, and a resident of

Kommerahally village, Mandya taluk is the donor of 3.02 acres of land.

Besides the undergraduate college, the People’s Education Trust (PET) has the following

colleges – P.E.S. College of Engineering, P.E.S. Law College, Shankaragowda College of

Education, P.E.S. Pre-University College and P.E.S. High School. Other Infrastructure facilities

provided to the students of our Institution are Swami Vivekananda Auditorium, V.S.V.M. Boys

Hostel, P.E.T. Indoor Badminton stadium, P.E.T. Multi-Gym, P.E.T.Aquatic Centre, P.E.T.

Cricket Stadium, P.E.T. Tennis Academy, Multipurpose Athletic stadium, P.E.T.Women's

Hostel, P.E.T.Working Women's Hostel and Krishik Sarvodaya Foundation Trust (R). KSFT is

an Employment Information and Competitive Examination Training Centre. It is the only

Institution of its kind to have branches in all the seven Taluks of the District viz., Mandya,

Maddur, Nagamangala, Pandavapura, Malavalli, Krishnarajapet & Srirangapatna.

P.E.S. College admits students who fulfil the minimum qualification requirements for

admission to any course subject to the limitation of strength stipulated by the University of

Mysore.

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Our Alumni has members from different walks of life such as Doctors, Engineers,

Lawyers, Teachers, Businessmen, Industrialists, Political leaders, Film Artists, Sportspersons

Music Directors and Top Executives. Efforts are being made to bring them together at least once

a year and to inform them about the developments in the College.

The Institution at present has Thirty two Classrooms, which are adequate to run the

College in a single session. New construction has taken place at the cost of Rs. 3.8 crores to

create facilities for examination centre and to provide facilities for autonomus status.

Our college has 88% of students belonging to SC/ST and OBC (non creamy layer) and is

covered under section 2(f) and 12B of UGC act. The location of the college is in Mandya city

and the district is tagged as educationally backward district (as per the UGC).

The first undergraduate course began in the year 1969-70 in Commerce with an intake of

60 students. Later B.A, B.Sc and B.B.M courses were added. Post Graduate courses in

Commerce (M.Com) in 2011, Mathematics (M.Sc) in 2012 and BCA in 2018 were added.

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VISION

The P.E.S College of Science, Arts and Commerce strives to

• Build a learning culture

• Make students responsible citizens

• Create an atmosphere of oneness

• Imbibe moral and ethical values

• Inculcate traditional values of parental care and community living

• Love, Care, protect and improve one’s roots.

• Uphold human values irrespective of caste, creed, race or religion

• Dream of becoming a world citizen

MISSION

To

• Pursue and achieve excellence in quality teaching, learning and research.

• Provide access to the students for optimum use of college infrastructure.

• Foster and encourage innovation and creativity

• Recognize and accept social responsibility.

• Respect and disseminate social harmony and unity in diversity

• Create an environment of intellectual stimulus, scientific inquiry and responsibility.

• Integrate global perspective

Objectives of the College

• The Institution provides education to all students belonging to rural and backward

community.

• The Institution even today, admits students from Mandya district and even neighboring

districts in order to provide quality education.

• "KNOWLEDGE- THE SOLE MENTOR" (ARIVE GURU) is the watchword of the

management.

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Part-III

BASIC INFORMATION

1. Name of the Principal (phone, fax, e-mail)

Dr. Anilkumar H. Phone:08232-220252 Fax No.: 08232-230677 E-mail: [email protected] Web : pesdegreecollegemandya.edu.in

2.

a. Year in Which the College was Started

1966

No. AC/111/GIA/OAG/DCE/51/66-67

Dated: 23-02-1967 (Document is enclosed) Appendix-2

b. Date when the College was declared fit under section 2(f) and 12B of UGC Act 1956

Yes, as per UGC Letter No.F.8-66/76 (CP) Dt:21-07-1976

The copy of UGC Letter is placed as Appendix-1

3. Period of autonomous status applied for 2018-19 to 2028-29

4.

Category under which the College falls as per UGC guidelines

a. Men - b. Women - c. Co- Education Co- Education d. UG/PG/Both/ Both UG and PG e. Single Faculty/ Multi faculty Multi faculty

f.

Whether Government/ Self Financing / Aided/partially aided In case of aided/partially aided, purpose and % of grants received from the Government

Aided, Self Financed 100% Grant is received from the Government of Karnataka for Aided Courses

5.

Type of College

a. Arts / Science / Commerce Science, Arts and Commerce (Multi-Faculty)

b. Engineering - c Education - d Others (Law, Physical Education, etc.) -

e Multi-faculty

Faculty : Courses Run :

Science B.Sc - PCM, PMCs, CBZ, BCA M.Sc (Mathematics)

Arts B.A - HEP, HES, HEE, HSK, HKF, HPF

Commerce & Management

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

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Infrastructure facilities 1

Total land available (in acres) (copy of land documents to be placed as annexure)

18.02 Acres Land documents is Enclosed Appendix-3

2 Whether land is registered in the name of the college?

YES Land is registered in the name of the PET (Peoples Education Trust) ® Mandya.

3 Class Rooms (No. of class rooms and covered area in sq. Ft.)

32 No’s, 23,910 sq. Ft.

4 Laboratories (No. of labs rooms and covered area in sq. Ft.) (list of labs along with equipments to be placed as annexure)

7 No’s 7,860 sq. Ft. Appendix-4

5 Central Library (i) Total Area (ii) Whether reading room available? (iii) Details about books, titles, Journals

(National/International), CDs, e-resources, e-journals, Theses, etc.)

4,680 sq. Ft. YES Books-43,798, Titles-7661, 38 print Journals N-List 3828 (National Library and Information Services Infrastructure for Scholarly Content) E-Journals & Databases. 120 CDs, 5 Ph.D Theses & 10 Globe Maps(Atlases) Details are placed in Appendix-5

6 Whether Departmental Libraries available? If yes, please give details.

Yes, Details are placed in Appendix-5

7 Hostels (No. of rooms with students Hostels accommodated)

(i) Men (ii) Women

85 Rooms Double seaters 7,000 sq. Ft. (VSVM Hostel) 101 Rooms Double seaters 8,500 sq. Ft. (Womens’ Hostel)

8 Information about (i) Administrative Block (ii) Principal Office (iii) Staff Rooms (iv) Common Room (v) Canteen (vi) Auditorium

The details of the infrastructure of items (i) to (x) are provided in Appendix-6 The above facilities are adequate and sufficient.

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(vii) Internet facilities (viii) Medical facilities (ix) Transport (x) Other

9 Sports Facilities in the College Campus (indoor/outdoor), Play grounds, Fitness equipment, sports coaches, etc.

1. Cricket stadium (Turf) 2. Swimming pool 3. Indoor facilities a) Shuttle Badminton Courts-4

(Wooden) b) Multi Gym - Men c) Multi Gym - Women 4. Volley ball court -2 with flood

light 5. Tennis court – Synthetic-3,

Clay-1 with flood light

6. Basket ball with flood light 7. Kho-Kho court with flood light 8. Ball badminton court 9. Kabaddi court 10. Foot ball field See Appendix-12

10 Total Buildings (covered area in sq. Ft.) 1,02,626.48 Sq. Ft. See Appendix-6

11 Whether College website is available and updated regularly?

Available and Upgraded regularly. www.pesdegreecollegemandya. edu.in

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Courses 1. Courses offered (including diploma/certificate)

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Course Combination Intake Actual

enrolment in 2017-18

Remarks

Undergraduate Courses 1st Year

1 B.A. HEP 90 32 -

HES 90 18 -

HSK 90 11 -

HEE 40 11 -

HKF 40 15 -

HPF 40 13 -

2 B.Com 240 276 15% extra admission permitted by the university

3 B.B.A 60 66 10% extra admission permitted by the university

4 B.Sc PCM 60 69 15% extra admission permitted by the university

CBZ 48 55 15% extra admission permitted by the university

PMCs 48 55 15% extra admission permitted by the university

2nd Year

1 B.A. HEP 90 13 -

HES 90 08 -

HSK 90 08 -

HEE 40 06 -

HKF 40 07 -

HPF 40 - -

2 B.Com 240 238 -

3 B.B.A 60 46 -


CBZ 24 23 -


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Final Year

1 B.A. HEP 90 19 -

HES 90 11 -

HSK 90 16 -

HEE 40 10 -

HKF 40 02 -

HPF 40 05 -


3 B.B.A 60 58 -

4 B.Sc PCM 60 59 -


PMCs 48 40 -

Total 1584

Post graduate courses 1st Year

1 M.Com Commerce 60 58 -

2 M.Sc Mathematics 50 29 -

2nd Year

1 M.Com Commerce 60 55 -

2 M.Sc Mathematics 50 40 -

Total 182

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) Students :

1 Ph.D Mathematics 6 3 -

2 Ph.D Physics 6 1 -

3 Ph.D Chemistry 6 - -

Total = UG + PG + Ph.D = 1584+182+4 1770

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Faculty strength 1. No. of teachers available (Professor, Associate

Professor, Assistant Professor, others)

(i) Regular Grant-in-Aid = 36

Management = 44

= 80

(ii) Ad-hoc -

(iii) Contractual -

(iv) Guest faculty(UG+PG) 06+04=10

(v) Visiting faculty -

Separate department-wise list of the faculty for

the above categories to be provided with name,

designation, qualification, pay, total

experience, no. of years in the college, no. of

research publication to be provided as

Annexure.

List is enclosed as Appendix - 7

2. Sanctioned, working strength and vacant position (faculty)

Cate-

gory

Sanctioned

Total

Working

Total

Vacant

Total Grand

Total Prof. Assoc.

Prof

Assit.

Prof

Prof

.

Assoc.

Prof

Assit.

Prof Prof.

Assoc.

Prof

Assit.

Prof

Aided - - 47 47 - 13 23 36 - - 11 11 Non-

Aided - - - - - - 44 44 - - - -

Other - - - - - - 10 10 - - -

Total - - 47 47 - 13 77 90 - - 11 11

3. Qualification of Faculty

Category No. of Ph.D No. of M.Phil Other Total

Aided 13 08 - 21

Non-Aided 01 03 - 04

Other - - - -

Total 14 11 - 25

4. Non-teaching staff

(i) Sanctioned 28

(ii) Working 19

(iii) Vacant 09

List of the non-teaching staff to be provided as

annexure indicating name, designation,

qualification, pay

List is enclosed as Appendix - 8

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Achievements of Students 1 Achievements of students in examination –

University Ranks, etc.

The University of Mysore announces the

distinction/merit list of the college

Appendix - 9

2 Results during the last five years with % of

Ist, IInd division and overall pass outs

The result of last five Academic years i.e.

from 2011-12 to 2016-17 is given in

Appendix - 10

3 Number of M.Phil and Ph.D produced during

the last five years

02 (Ph.D in Mathematics)

4 Achievements in co-curricular activities Cultural Events details are in –

Appendix - 11

Sports Events details are in –

Appendix - 12

5 Achievements in Extra-curricular activities NSS Achievements details are in -

Appendix - 13

NCC Achievements details are in -

- Appendix - 14

Rovers Achievements details are in -

- Appendix - 15

6 Other -

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Achievements of Teachers

Teachers are the back bone of an educational institution who encourage and motivate the

students fraternity in achieving academic excellence.

Faculty members contribution to teaching, learning and research are most appreciable in

the era of modernization and computarisation. The college teachers are motivated and

encouraged to participate and present research articles in seminars / conferences / workshops and

also to publish in refereed and non refereed journals. The Institution encourages to take up

projects from various sponsoring agencies and complete those projects within the stipulated time.

• Teachers from all disciplines have contributed in the field of research. Totally

272 research articles have been published in National and International UGC

recognized journals.

• Many faculty members were invited to deliever special lectures at various

educational Institutions as resource persons.

• Many faculty members have worked in various capacities during conference

and seminars conducted by other colleges as chairperson, rappoteur, paper

presenter etc.

• Four members of the faculty Doctorate-scholars of our college have been

recognized as ‘Research guides’ of University of Mysore, Mysore.

• Our Four faculty members have UGC minor/major research projects.

• Most of our teachers are enrolled as the evaluators in University of Mysore,

Mysore and worked as valuators and as members of Board of Studies and

Board of Examiners and Chairman.

• One of our faculty member Dr.Giniswamy has succesfully guided and awarded

two Ph.D’s.

• Teachers are involved in remedial and tutorial classes for weak and poor

students.

• Dr.J.Mahadeva has completed major research project titled ‘Elecotro optical

properties of liquid crystals’ from UGC at the under graguate level.

• Faculty members are actively involved in cultural activities and have

performed the play titled ‘Kurukshethra’ in our col lege and generated nearly

Rs.40 lakhs funds.

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• This fund raised in the drama was contributed to the construction of the

college building.

• In the year 2016, Teaching Staff donated Rs.45,000/- to Kidney Foundation,

Mandya Institution of Medical Sciences, Mandya towards purchase of Dialysis

cots for patients suffering from Kidney ailments

• In the year 2016, the Principal of our college Dr.H.Anilkumar donated

Rs.90,000/- for the purchase of Dialysis cot in memory of his father to the

same organization

• Teachers regularly contributes towards admission fees to the needy students.

• Teachers sincerily and heartfully are involved in social activities and extention

activities.

• Many of our faculty members have headed service organizations like Sahithya

Parishatu, Teachers organizations etc., presently Dr.C.R.Raju is working as

General Secretry to the Federation of University and College Teachers

Association in Karnataka.

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Bank Details (Mandate Form) Sl

No. Bank Name Place A/c No. Balance Amount

1 Punjab National Bank IFCS Code: PUNB252700

Mandya 2527000100038080 (CDF A/c)

Rs.52,34,343/-

2 Punjab National Bank IFCS Code: PUNB252700

Mandya 2527000102090127 (PG A/c)

Rs.63,87,583/-

3 Canara Bank IFCS Code: CNRB0000516

Mandya 0516101040578 (UGC A/c)

Rs.3,34,862/-

Registrar of Affiliating University Principal

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PART IV

SUPPLY OF INFORMATION BASED ON CRITERIA

1 Academic reputation and previous performance in University examinations:

Academically the college has been performing consistently well in the university

examinations. Overall results are above 80% in UG and 87% in PG. Every year more than 50%

of the students pass in first class and distinction. Subject wise results are also remarkably good.

The constructive and meaningful academic exercises in the form of seminars, workshops,

conferences, special lectures etc at International, National and State levels and other activities

conducted by various departments of the college have paved the way for better results and

excellent academic standards.

The summary of the academic activities from the time of establishment like Seminars,

Workshops, Conferences, Special lectures etc.

Academic Activities No.s

UG International Level Seminars 02

National Level Seminars 05

State Level Seminars 07

Regional Level Seminars

College Level Seminars

01

07

PG International Level Seminars -

National Level Seminars -

State level Seminars 01

Regional Level Seminars -

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Conferences / Seminars / Workshops Organized in the College

Sl.

No. Department Title of the Programme Date

1 Kannada One Day State level Seminar on

“Kavya – Oodhu –Rasagrahana” 11-10-2008

2 Chemistry

One Day State level Seminar on

“Relevance of Chemistry in Contemporary

Society”

20-03-2009

3 History Two Days National Level Seminar on “Recent

Trends in Indian History”

22-05-2009

23-05-2009

4 Physics Workshop on “Revised Syllabi of UG course in

Physics” 18-08-2009

5 Political

Science


“Human Rights in the Changing World” 08-04-2010

6 Kannada

Two Days State level Seminar on

“New Aspects on Teaching Kannada

Language and Literature”

16-04-2010

17-04-2010

7 Economics

Commerce

Two Days National level Seminar on

“Globalization and Managerial Challenges”

26-04-2010

27-04-2010

8 Chemistry Two Days National Level Conference on

“Recent Trends in Chemistry”

16-09-2011

17-09-2011

9 English Two Days International conference on

“Holocaust literature”

23-09-2011

24-09-2011

10 Mathematics Two Days National Conference on

“Functional Analysis and its Applications”

17-02-2012

18-02-2012

11 Commerce

(PG)

One Day State level Conference on

“Entrepreneurship Awareness” 14-03-2014

12 Mathematics

One Day Workshop on “FOSS Practical

Classes for College Teachers” 01-08-2015

13 Mathematics A special lecture on “History of Numbers” 03-03-2016

14 English

Two Days National level Seminar on

“Remembering Vaikom Muhammed

Basheer”

30-03-2016

31-03-2016

15 Commerce

(UG & PG)


“Emerging Trends in Banking Sector – Issues

& Challenges”

11-02-2017

16 Physics One Day State level Seminar on

“Recent Trends in Photonics” 15-02-2017

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17 Political

Science


“Democratic Decentralization and Inclusive

Development : Issues and Challenges for the

Third Decade of Panchayath Raj in India”

17-02-2017

18 Kannada One day college level seminar on

“Saahithya charithreya Ranga Pradarshana” 16-08-2017

19 Kannada A Special Lecture on “Sahodari Nivedhitha” 05-09-2017

20 Economics One day workshop on “GST and Niti Aayog” 08-09-2017

21 Physics A special Lecture on “Laser and Opto

Electronics” 11-09-2017

22 Commerce

A special lecture on “Indian Finance and

Economic scenario and employability to

students cluster”

21-09-2017

23 Sociology A special lecture on “ Scientific study on

Sociology” 23-09-2017

24 Political

Science

A special lecture on “Is fundamental rights be

realized to achieve humanitarian democracy?

An overview”

27-09-2017

Students Excelled in Academics

Students Awarded/Honoured For Academic Excellence

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Names of Candidates

Subject University Awards Year

1 K. Hemalahtha B.Sc University of Mysore

1st Rank Gold Medal

2004

2 Raghavendra Vishwas

B.Sc., University of Mysore

Gold Medal Cash Prize

2010

3 Keerthana

Final B.A.,

Optional English

University of Mysore

Gold Medals – 3

Cash Prizes - 1

2014

4 Chitra Hebbar Shivaprasad

III B.Sc II B.Sc

Govt.First Grade College, K.R.Pet,

Mandya Dist.

Consolation Prize Science Exhibition Model

2016

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List of Students Placed in other than Campus Selection

After Graduation

Sl.

No

Name of the Students Sl.

No.

Place


Lecturer in Physics

19 Ganesh K

Lecturer in Commerce

2 B.S.Puneethkumar

Lect. in Mathematics

20 Kalaiaha .K. (B.Sc)

Maiya Multi specialty Hospital

3 M.Manjula, Asst. Teacher 21 Hithesh

Entrepreneur

4 N.K.Sowmya, Lect. in Maths 22 Harish

Bajaj Alliaz Life Insurance Company

5 Anilkumar, Lect. in Physics 23 M.P.Keerthangowda

Lect. In Chemistry

6 K.J.Smitha, Lect. in Chem 24 Mohamed Shabir, MNC

7 M.P.Kavyashree,

Asst. Teacher

25 Irfan Beig, MNC

8 Sandhya, Lect. In Physics 26 Lokesha, MNc

9 M.Priyanka, MNC 27 Shivakumar, MNC

10 Umesh, Lect. In Chem 28 N.S. Harshith, MNC

11 Srilakshmi, Asst. Manager 29 Narasimha, MTS Co.,

12 Prafulla, Lect.in Electronics 30 Sandeep, MNC

13 H.M.Manu, Lect. In Maths 31 Poornima S, Lect.in Physics

14 Ramya, M.C.A 32

Nandish N, Asst. Teacher

15 Bhaskar, Asst. Manager 33 Roshni M R, Lect. in Chemistry

16 Revanth Pojar,

Lect. In Commerce

34 Ranjitha K N

Assistant Lect.in Physics

17 Satheesh, Lect. in Physics 35 Karthik M S

Lect.in Physics

18 H.K,Sharath.

Pharmaceutical Co.,

36 Kiran paul P

Lect.in Mathematics

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37 G.R.Yashavanth,

Pharmaceutical Co.,

49 Deepika T N

Lect.in Physics

38 Y.L.Ramu Lect. In Physics 50 B. C. Madhu, KMF

39 M.R. Ramya, Lect. In Phys. 51 G.R.Yashvanth, M.Sc.,

Pharmaceuticals

40 M .R. Showryagowda , Lect. In

Phys.

52 Mahesh.S.A. M.Sc., B.Ed.,

Lecturer in Mathematics

41 M. ManjulaM, Lect.in Phys. 53 R.Mahesh, M.Sc.,

Lecturer in Chemistry

42 B.M. Ranjitha Lect.in Phys. 54 Abhishek, M.C.A

43 M. Mahalakshmi

Lect. In Physics

55 Abhilash, M.Sc., B.Ed.,


44 Chethan, Entrepreneur 56 Chinthan, M.Sc., B.Ed.,


45 Adithya (Commerce)

Infosys

57 Sudharshan


46 Zaheer (Commerce)

Software Company

58 H.R. Sachin (Commerce)

Entrepreneur

47 M.Vinay Kumar


59 K.M. Suresha

Associate Professor in Commerce

48 S.Rashkith


60 Ganesha

Auditor

LIST OF PROMINENT ALUMNI MEMBERS

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Names of Alumni Members Prominent position Held

1 Smt. B.R.Poornima Additional Commissioner, Mandya

2 Sri.B.R.Ravikanthegowda Superintendent of Police, Belgaum, Karnataka

3 Sri.Karigowda Special Deputy Commissioner, Ramanagar

4 Dr.V.Sridhar Former Vice Chancellor, Vishweshwaraiah Technological Univerisity, Belgaum. Principal, P.E.S.College of Engineering, (Autonomous), Mandya

5 Smt. K.Roopa Deputy Superintendent of Excise

6 Sri.L.N Shashri Music Director, Cinema Director

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7 Sri. Vinay Kumar Basket Ball National level Player

8 Sri. Sharath State Ranaji Cricket Player

9 Dr.Anilkumar Principal, PES College of SAC, Mandya.

10 Dr.B.Chandrashekar Former Principal, P.E.S.College of Engineering (Autonomous), Mandya

11 Dr. H.V.Ravindra Academic Dean, P.E.S.College of Engineering (Autonomous), Mandya

12 Dr.Ramalingaiah Professor of Chemistry, P.E.S. College of Science, Arts Mandya & Commerce, Mandya

13 Dr.Puttaswamy Prof. of Chemistry, Bangalore University, Bangalore

14 Dr.Ramegowda Associate Prof. of Physics Govt. College (Autonomous), Mandya

15 Dr. K,N.Umesh Professor, P.E.S.College of Engineering (Autonomous), Mandya

16 Sri.H.B.Ramu Ex M.L.A of Keragode Constituency, Mandya District

17 Dr.M.P.Sadahsiva Assoc. Prof. of Chemistry, University of Mysore, Mysore

18 Dr.K.B.Umesh Associate Prof. of Chemistry Yuvaraja’s College, Mysore

19 Sri. Dayananda Executive Engineer, Bangalore

20 K.Basavarajegowda Executive Engineer, Mandya

21 Sri. Madhu Asst. Executive Engineer, Mandya

22 Sri.P.P.Sunilkrishnan Entrepreneur

23 Dr.H.S.Muddegowda Professor of Kannada P.E.S.College of Science, Arts Mandya& Commerce, Mandya

24 Dr.H.D.Savitha Associate Professor Mandya Institute of Medical Sciences

25 Dr.K.M.Shivakumar Superintendent of Medicals Mandya Institute of Medical Sciences

26 Dr. Krishnna Associate Professor Mandya Institute of Medical Sciences

27 Dr. Srinivas Associate Professor Mandya Institute of Medical Sciences

28 Dr.N.R.Mamatha Doctor

29 Dr.T.M.Prakash Professor, P.E.S.College of Engineering (Autonomous), Mandya

30 Dr.G.P.Shivashankar Professor, P.E.S.College of Engineering (Autonomous), Mandya

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31 Dr.B.Jayashankar Professor, P.E.S. College of Engineering (Autonomous), Mandya

32 Dr.M.C.Sathish Babu Lecturer, P.E.S.P.U. College

33 Dr.K.R.Shivananada Lecturer, Sir.M.V.P.U. College

34 Dr. N.L.Muralikrishna Associate Professor P.E.S. College of Engineering (Autonomous), Mandya

35 Dr.K.Prathima Education Officer

36 Sri.M.J.Narayanaswamy Administrative Officer P.E.S.College of Engineering (Autonomous), Mandya

37 K.S.Basavaraju

Registrar P.E.S.College of Engineering, Mandya

38 R.M.Shivaramu Registrar P.E.S.College of Engineering, Mandya

39 S.K.Veeresha, M.A., NET & SLET Qualified

P.E.S. P.E.S.College of Science, Arts & Commerce, Mandya

40 C.Chandrashekar, M.A., NET & SLET passed

P.E.S. College of Science, Arts & Commerce, Mandya

41 Sri.T.M.Devegowda Associate Professor P.E.S.College of Engineering (Autonomous), Mandya

42 Sri.H.C.Renukumar

Principal, Govt. P.U.College, Koppa Mandya District

43 Sri.M.Puttaswamy Principal, Govt. P.U.College Dudda, Mandya District

44 Raghavendra, M.Sc., SLET Passed

Worked in Indian Institute of Science, Mumbai Lecturer in P.U. College, Hassan

45

Sri.B.Jayashakar Babu Professor, P.E.S. College of Engineering (Autonomous), Mandya

46 Sri. Srinivasa Executive Engineer, Bangalore Development Authority, Bangalore

47 Dr. Sheshadri Professor, P.E.S. College of Engineering (Autonomous), Mandya

48 Prof. Dinesh Bangalore Institute of Technology, Bangalore

49 Dr.M.Shivashankar Associate Professor of Mathematics, Yuvaraja’s College, Mysore

50 Mr. Kantharaju Lecturer in Physics, Govt. P.U. College

51 DR K Hemalatha Asst. Professor, Maharani’s College, Mysore.

PREVIOUS RESULTS OF UG IN UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS

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Academic

Year Course

No. of students Appeared

No. of students Passes

Result in %

2010-11

B.A. 74 59 79.32

B.Sc. 67 60 89.55

B.Com. 117 75 64.10

BBM 61 53 86.88

Total 319 247 79.96

2011-12

B.A. 54 40 74.07

B.Sc. 86 73 84.88

B.Com. 167 125 74.85

BBM 56 50 89.28

Total 363 288 80.77

2012-13

B.A. 58 51 87.93

B.Sc. 98 76 77.55

B.Com. 180 141 78.33

BBM 53 30 56.60

Total 389 298 75.10

2013-14

B.A. 80 68 85.00

B.Sc. 79 56 70.88

B.Com. 197 167 84.77

BBM 39 21 53.85

Total 395 312 73.62

2014-15

B.A. 69 47 68.11

B.Sc. 121 103 85.12

B.Com. 195 158 81.03

BBM 64 43 67.18

Total 449 351 78.17

2015-16

B.A. 69 33 47.82

B.Sc. 69 51 73.91

B.Com. 186 166 89.25

BBM 57 40 70.18

Total 381 290 76.11

2016-17

B.A. 37 22 59.46

B.Sc. 83 50 60.24

B.Com. 189 129 68.25

BBM 43 16 37.21

Total 352 217 61.64

Result analysis of B.A Course for the previous years

Result analysis of B.Sc Course for the previous years

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B.Sc Course for the previous years

13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

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Result in %

13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

B.Sc.



Result in %

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Result analysis of B.Com Course for the previous years

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13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

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Result in %

PREVIOUS RESULTS OF PG IN UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS

Academic Year Course

2012-13 M.Com

2013-14 M.Com

M.Sc (Maths)

2014-15 M.Com

M.Sc (Maths)

2015-16 M.Com

M.Sc (Maths)

2016-17 M.Com

M.Sc (Maths)

Result analysis of M.Com and M.Sc Mathematics PG Course for the previous years

0

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20

30

40

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100

20

12

-13

20

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-14

20

14

-15

20

15

-16

M.Com


Course Number of students

Appeared

Number of Students Passes

63 61

63 61

M.Sc (Maths) 45 40

61 47

M.Sc (Maths) 57 49

54 53

M.Sc (Maths) 10 09

54 52

M.Sc (Maths) 24 22

M.Com and M.Sc Mathematics PG Course for the previous years

20

16

-17

20

13

-14

20

14

-15

20

15

-16

20

16

-17

M.Sc (Maths)

Number of students Appeared


Result in %

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Result in %

96.83

96.83

88.88

77.05

85.96

98.15

90.00

96.30

91.60

M.Com and M.Sc Mathematics PG Course for the previous years

Number of students Appeared


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2 CO-CURRICULAR AND EXTENSION ACTIVITIES

SPORTS ACTIVITIES

2013 – 2014 MYSORE UNIVERSITY INTERCOLLEGIATE COMPETITIONS

SL. NO

NAME OF THE CANDIDATE

CLASS EVENT PLACE

1 S.Dharshan Champion

I B.Com Swimming 9 – Gold Medals 5 – Silver Medals

2 K. Swathi III B.Sc Swimming Bronze Medal

3 V.Girish II B.B. M Weight Lifting

Silver Medal

STUDENTS PARTICIPATED AND EXCELLED IN MYSORE UNIVER SITY

INTER COLLEGIATE ATHLETICS MEET

NAMES OF CANDIDATE EVENT PLACE

S.Bharghavi Triple Jump Gold Medal

STATE LEVEL JUDO COMPETITION, HASSAN

NAME OF CANDIDATE PLACE

S.Abhilasha

Silver Medal Bronze Medal(Junior Section)

MYSORE UNIVERSITY MANDAVYA ZONAL INTERCOLLEGIATE COMPETITIONS

NAMES OF EVENTS PLACE

Tennis Winners

Football Runners

Badminton Runners

Cricket Runners

Hockey Runners

TEAMS PARTICIPATED AND EXCELLED IN MYSORE UNIVERSIT Y INTER COLLEGIATE AND INTER ZONAL SPORTS MEET, MANDY A


Tennis Runners

Football Third Place

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STUDENTS REPRESENTED IN ALL INDIA/SOUTH ZONE /

INTER UNIVERSITY COMPETITIONS

NAME OF THE CANDIDATES

EVENTS VENUE

V.K.Fahad Cricket Pandicheryl University,

M.N.Chethan Kumar Football M.G.University Kottayam, Kerala

S.M.Sahcin Tennis Anna University, Chennai

2014 – 2015

MYSORE UNIVERSITY INTERCOLLEGIATE COMPETITIONS

SL.NO NAME OF THE STUDENTS

CLASS EVENTS PLACE

1

S.Dharshan

I B.Com

Swimming

3 - Gold 5 – Silver Medals 7 - Bronze

2 Girish.V II B.B.M Weight lifting

Silver Medal

3 Nikhil gowda I B.A., Weight lifting

Silver Medal



NAME OF STUDENETS

EVENTS PLACE

Sathyavathi. S Triple Jump Long Jump

Silver medal Silver medal



Cricket Winners

Hockey Winners

Hand ball Winners

Tennis Winners

Ball badminton Runners

Basket ball Runners

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TEAMS PARTICIPATED AND EXCELLED IN MYSORE UNIVERSIT Y

INTER COLLEGIATE AND INTER ZONAL SPORTS MEET

2015-2016


SL. NO.

NAME OF THE STUDENTS

CLASS EVENT PRIZES/AWARDS

1

S.Dharshan III B.Com Swimming 3 – Gold Medals 16 – Silver Medal 7 - Bronze Medals

2 Prasanna II B.Com Swimming Silver Medal

3 Adarsh Kumar II B.Com Swimming Silver Medal

4 Bharath Shashank I B.Com Swimming Silver Medal

5 Nikhil Gowda.C,N II B.Com Swimming Weight lifting

Silver Medal Bronze Medal

6 Manu II B.Com Swimming Bronze Medal

7 Gunasagar II B.Com Weight Lift Gold Medal

8 Rakshita K.S I B.Com Wrestling Silver Medal

9 Safeer Ahamed III B.Com Wrestling Bronze Medal


INTER COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC MEET - HASSAN

NAME OF STUDNETS EVENTS PLACE

Manjunath C.J III B.Sc

Triple Jump Long Jump

Bronze medal Silver medal

STATE LEVEL JUDO COMPETITION

NAMES OF THE STUDNETS PLACE

Rakshita K.S I B.Com

Gold Medal

Abhilasha S. III B.Com

Silver Medal


Hockey Winners

Hand ball Third Place

Cricket Third Place

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Cricket Winners

Hockey Winners

Hand ball Winners

Tennis Winners

Basket ball Runners


INTER COLLEGIATE AND INTER ZONAL SPORTS MEET:



SL. NO

NAME OF THE STUDENT

CLASS EVENT VENUE

1 Sabhahat Samreen

I B.com Tennis Dr. NTR University Vijayawada (AP)

2 3 4

Karun K Brijesh P Sagar Khalil Ahamed

I B.Com I B.Com II BBM

Foot Ball Amrutha Vishwa Vidhya Peetham University . Koimbatore

5 Akeef Ur-Rehaman III BBM Tennis SRM University Tamilnadu

6 Khalil Ahamed II BBM Hand Ball Alagappa University Tamilnadu

7 Rashkitha K.S I B.Com Wrestling

University of Mysore and also participated in Senior National, held at Delhi

8 Safeer Ahamed III B.Com Wrestling University of Mysore

9 Mustaffa B.A Cricket Savitha University Chennai


Hockey Runners

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Sports Achievements – 2016-17

Mysore University Inter Collegiate, Wrestling, Weight Lifting & Best Physical

Competition – 27, 28 & 29th September 2016.

WRESTLING (MEN)

Sl.

No. Name Class/Date Place Venue

1 Rakesh.P, III B.Sc III B.Sc – 57 KG III Place Sports Pavilion,

University of Mysore,

Mysore (Indoor Hall)

2 Karthik, II B.Com 74 KG II Place

3 Nikhil Gowda.C.N, III

B.Com

97 KG II Place

WRESTLING (WOMEN)

4 Rakshitha.K.S, II B.Com 75 KG I Place Mysore University

(Indoor Hall) 5 Bhoomika, I B.Com 63 KG I Place

WEIGHT LIFTING

1 Gunasagar, III B.Com + 105 KG II Place Mysore University

(Indoor Hall)

BEST PHYSICAL

1 Koushik Gowda.C.M 65 KG III Place Mysore University

(Indoor Hall)


B.Com

95 KG I Place Mysore University

(Indoor Hall)

Conduct Hockey Coaching Camp from 22-08-2016 to 20-09-2016 (PET Football Ground)

ATHLETICS

1 Karthik.E.R, III B.Com 22-10-2016 III Place Govt. College

(Autonomous), Mandya

MANDYA ZONAL MEET

1 Basket Ball 12-10-2016 Runners Govt. College


2 Badminton (Shuttle) 14-10-2016 Runners PET Indoor Stadium

3 Hand Ball 26-10-2016 Winners

4 Tennis 27-10-2016 Winner

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5 Hockey 27-10-2016 Runners

6 Cricket 6,7,8 &

9 Feb-17

Winners

The following players has/have been represent the University of Myosre in the All

India/South Zone

inter University competition -2016-17

1 Sabahath Samreen, II

B.Com

Tennis 16-12-2016

18-12-2016

Sameetha University,

Chennai

2 Khalid Ahmed, III BBBM Hand Ball 25-12-2016

29-12-2016

Periyar University,

Saleem (TN)

3 Samson.A, I B.Com Basket Ball 26-12-2016

31-12-2016

University of Madras,

Chennai (TN)

4 Brijesh.P Saga, II B.Com Foot Ball 11-01-2017 Gulbarga University,

Kalburgi (Karnataka) 5 Karun.K, II B.Com Foot Ball 21-01-2016

6 Rakshith.B, II B.Com Kho-Kho 10-01-2017 Mangalore University,

Mangalore (Karnataka) 7 Rakshitha.K.S, II B.Com Wrestling 13-01-2017

8 Bhoomika, I.B.Com Wrestling 22-02-2017

to

27-02-2017

Ch. Devilal University

(Sirsa), Haryana

9 Karthik.G.S, II.B.Com Wrestling

10 Nikhilgowda.C.N, III

B.Com

Wrestling

Sl.


Mysore Dasara State Level Wresttling Tournament - 2016

1 Bhoomika, I.B.Com 01-10-2016 III Bronze Mysore (63 KG)

2 Rakshitha.K.S, II B.Com 06-10-2016 II Place Silver Medal (75 KG)

Mysore Dasara All India Invitation Women Wrestling Tournament – 2016

1 Bhoomika, I B.Com 01-10-2016 III Bronze Mysore (63 KG)


Karnataka StateOlympics held at Dharward 3rd and 9th Feb 2017

1 Rakshitha.K.S Wrestling III Bronze Dharwad, 3rd & 4th Feb-

2017

2 Karthik.E.R Athletics II Silver Dharwad

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Takwando Senior Nationals

1 Bhoomika.S, I B.Com Gold Medal Delhi

Mysore University Inter Collegiate Inter Zonal Men Games held at Mysore from

10,11,12,13,14 & 15th March 2017

1 Cricket III Place Winners Semi Final: Maharaja

V/s PES

PES v/s Science College,

Hassan

2 Hand Ball III Place Winners PES V/s AVK, Hassan

Semi Final: PG V/s PES)

Karnataka State Senior Championship – 2016-17

1 Karthik.E.R, III B.Com III Place

1. International Invitation Takewando Competition – 2016-17

2. Indo Nepal International Karate Championship – 2016-17

3. 11th National Budo Marshal Championship – 2016-17

1 Bhoomika.S, I B.Com Gold Medal

Sports Achievers During 2017-18 Mysore University Mandavya Zonal Inter-Colligiate Competition

Sl. No. Name Class Prizes/Awards 1 Rakshitha.K.S III B.Com Gold Medal

2 Bhoomika . S II B.Com Gold Medal

3 Sowrabha III B.Com Silver Medal

4 Chandra II B.Com Bronze Medal

5 Bhagyasgree II B.Com Bronze Medal

6 Sumanth II B.Com Bronze Medal

7 Karthik .G.S III B.Com Silver Medal

8 Basavaraju M.U III B.Com Bronze Medal

9 Vinu I B.A Bronze Medal

10 Rakshith C.L II B.Com Silver Medal

11 Yashwanth I B.Com Silver Medal

12 Akshay .R II B.Com Silver Medal

13 Shivaraju G .Y I B.A Gold Medal

14 Shivananda H.R III B.Com Bronze Medal

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NSS Activites

NSS ACHIEVERS

22-09-2011

To

28-09-2011

Pramod kumar – NSS volunteer participated in the state level

personality development camp at Siddaganga Mutt, Tumukur.

16-12-2011

To

24-12-2011

Pramod kumar – NSS volunteer participated in the National integration

camp held at Bangalore University

23-12-2011

To

29-12-2011

Sudarshan, NSS volunteer participated in the personality development and

national integration camp at Hassan

08-03-2012

To

15-03-2012

NSS volunteers of our institution participated at Inter collegiate camp

conducted by University of Mysore at Mysore

12-01-2013

To

16-01-2013

Nandeesh kumar, NSS volunteer participated in the state youth festival at

Surathkal, Mangalore

16-02-2013

To

23-02-2013

Annual special camp was held at Maragowdanahalli, Mandya dist.

Awareness programs about legal system in india

04-03-2013

To

15-03-2013

Raju K.T. NSS volunteer participated in the national mega camp at

Ranchi, Jarkhand

20-04-2013

To

26-04-2013

5 volunteers participated in intercollegiate camp, Mysore

21-09-2013

To

27-09-2013

A district level special camp at Chowdrikoppalu, Nagamangala was

organized to showcase hygiene and health programmes by the 12 NSS

volunteers

07-10-2013

To

16-10-2013

NSS volunteers participated in Salem, Tamilnadu.

One of our representatives participated in Pre - Republic day parade.

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15-01-2014

To

27-01-2014

Our college NSS Volunteer, N.M.Veeresh has participated in Republic day

parade held at Maniksha Parade ground.

30-01-2014

To

05-02-2014

Sharavathi,Woman volunteer participated in National integration camp at

Bijapur, organized by Karnataka state Women’s University

02-03-2014

To

08-03-2014

8 Volunteers participated in Inter collegiate camp at Arasikere Hassan dist

24-01-2014

To

30-01-2014

National Integration Camp was held at Sri. Adichunchanagiri kshethra,

Nagamangala tq, Mandya Dist.

08-07-2015

To

14-07-2015

NSS Voluntaries- Sachin, Rakshith and Roja were participated in Inter

College Camp.

15-10-2015

To

21-10-2015

8 NSS Voluntaries were participated in district level special annual camp

held at Government First Grade College, Manikyanahalli, Pandavapura

Taluk.

21-01-2016

To

23-01-2016

NSS Students- Dinesh, Sachin, Roja, Navyashree were participated in State

Level workshop regarding Gandhi Vichara Premitha at

H.K.Veerannagowda College, Maddur.

28-01-2016

To

29-01-2016

NSS student Rakshitha was participated in Rastreeya Bhavaikya Camp at

Mangalore University, Mudabidri.

11-03-2016

To

17-03-2016

College special Annual Camp was conducted in Halebudhanuru.

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NCC Report

The NCC unit has been in existence since the beginning of our college i.e 1966-67. The

NCC unit was initially headed by Lt. N.Ramegowda Dept. of Physics. Later, Major Shivanna,

dept of Mathematics headed the unit till 2004. Since then Lt. V.C.Shivaramu, Asst. Professor,

Dept of Economics, heads the NCC unit. The NCC unit has taken an active role in Traffic

Control, Republic day celebration and Independence day celebration. Totally 160 students are

part of the unit. 107 boys and 53 girls take part in the NCC activities. The boys and girls have

brought laurels to our college by participating in National festival celebrations and have been

placed 1st in March past many a times. Many students, both boys and girls, have been a part of

Republic day celebration in New Delhi. The Land army of India regularly conducts training

camps for the students. The officials of the Land army have held Programmes for students

highlighting the importance of a Career in the army. The visuals of the army training Camp have

been very interesting and attractive.

The NCC cadet of our college unit has received commendation letter by the Chief

Minister of Karnataka in the year 2014.

The NCC unit comes under the Karnataka and Goa directorate, Bangalore. The Mysore

unit of the army wing provides the necessary training to our studentsregularly.

Activities Report

Roll of Republic Day Parade participated in Delhi

Sl. No.

Regimental No. Name Year

1 41927/90 Kumaraswamy.K.C 1993 2 31786/92 Mahesh.K.M 1994 3 31826/93 Shashikiran.B 1996 4 31726/97 Chidankumar.C.S 2000 5 31611/09 Syed Maaz 2012

Roll of Thal-Sena camp participated in Delhi

Sl. No.


1 3185/04 N.C.Vikram 2005 2 31631/07 N.R.Sowmya 2009

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Roll of Achievements/Participation by NCC cadets

Sl.

No

Name of the

Cadet

Event Place Year

1. Syed Maaz

Won Silver Medal

Shooting Championship (RP) Ahamedabad 2011

2 Syed Maaz Republic Day Camp New Delhi 2012

3 Faiz-Ul-Hasnine Inter Group Competition Doddaballapur 2012

4 Rohith. S. National Integration Camp II Kodagu 2013

5 Faiz-Ul-Hasnine Army Attachment Camp Bangalore 2013

6 Komala M. D Inter Group Competition Belagaum 2013

7 Nanjunda P TSC – I /IGC Belagaum 2014

8 Rohith. S Basic Leadership Camp Mysore 2014

9 Nanjunda P IGC/TSC-I Doddaballapur 2015

10 Rohith S National Integration Camp Nagrota, Jammu

and Kashmir

2015

11 Kiran Kumar A Advance Leadership Camp Johrhat (Assam) 2016

12 Kiran Kumar U Mohammed Moin Shariff Kshif Pasha Shabaz Hasnine Yasin Shariff Dhanushree M Lubnakhanum Sushmitha R

National Integration

Camp - II

Junagadh

(Gujarat)

2016

13 Harsha M.B

Israr Pasha

National Trucking Camp Shillong 2016

14 Pavan Kumar V All Indian Trucking Expedition Ranikhet

(Uttrakhand)

2016

15 Kirankumar.A Basic Leadership Camp Mysore 2016

16 Kirankumar.A Advance Leadership Campu Jouhat, Assam 2016

17 Dhanushree.M.S National Integration Campu-II Junagadh, Gujarath 2016

18 Ganesh.M Inter Group Competition Mysore 2017

19 Rajath.K.A All India Trekking Expendition Belagavi 2017

20 Chandan.R National Integration Campu-III Malout, Punjab 2017

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DISTRICT LEVEL NCC EVENTS

Our cadets participated and won prizes in district administration centrally organized

national festivals like Independence Day and republic day. The following table shows the

details.

Sl.

No Events Place Venue Date

1 Independence Day Parade Second Prize Sir.M.V.Stadium,

Mandya 15-08-2012


Mandya 15-08-2013

3 Republic Day Parade Second Prize Sir.M.V.Stadium,

Mandya 26-01-2014


Mandya 15-08-2014

5 Republic Day Parade First Prize Sir.M.V.Stadium,

Mandya 26-01-2015


Mandya 15-08-2015

7 Independence Day Parade First Prize Sir.M.V.Stadium,

Mandya 15-08-2016


Mandya 26-01-2016

9 International Day of Yoga 120 NCC Cadets

participated

Mysore Palace,

Mysore 21-06-2015


participated

Sir.M.V.Stadium,

Mandya 21-06-2016


participated

Sir.M.V.Stadium,

Mandya 21-06-2017


Mandya 26-01-2017

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Rovers Activities Report

There is a lot of selfishness in man’s life, but some fine minds have managed to break out

of the shackles of selfishness and have made ‘service to mankind’ their motto. To instill this

sence of service in young and impressionable minds, ‘Rovers Crew’ a wing of Bharath Scouts

and Guides was started in our college for the first time at the college level in this district. It was a

team of 24 students and was called crew, later on it was named “PES Mandya Rovers crew” with

service being there motto.

There are three age groups in Bharath Scouts and Guides, and ‘Rovers’ is one of them.

I Age Group:- Children from 5 to 10 years, the Boys are called cubs and Girls are called Bul

Buls.

II Age Group:- Boys and Girls from 10 to 15 years of age, the Boys are called Scouts and Girls

are called Guides.

III Age Group:- The youth group, 16 to 25 years, The Men are Rovers and Women Rangers.

Baden Powell was the founder of Scouts and Guides movement. All these age groups in our

country come under the organization, “Bharat Scouts and Guides.”

The Vice-President of India is the chief Patron of the national unit. The Governor of the

state is the Patron of the State unit, and the chief minister is the President of the State unit.

In the academic year 2012-13, I, S.K. Veeresha, Assistant Professor of Kannada

department attended a training programme at kondajji, Davanagere District, using the training

and information gathered the Rovers unit was started in our college.

At first, a team of 24 students was formed, due to increased interest and enthusiasim in

students 12 more students were admitted to the team. The team was divided into 4 groups, and

were called “Lal Bahadur Shastri Patrol, Sangolli Rayanna Patrol and Subhas Chandra Bose

Patrol,” the additional group was called “Bhagat Singh Patrol”.

Mr. Sammul Satya Kumar, District Commissioner of Scouts and Scouts leader

Mr. K Jayashankar visited our college as Resource Persons and provided necessary information

about the Organisation. Week-end training classes were conducted every week, and there would

be a ‘flag-hoisting Ceremony’ on the last week end of every month.

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Year National State College Division Honour

2012-13

- - Conducted on Three Camps(Co- ordination of Police Dept., Etc.

- -

2013-14

- Yuva sammelana work shop, Shivamogga

Conducted on Eight Camps(Co- ordination of Police Dept., forest (Wild –life)Dept., Etc.)

- -

2014-15

- Samudaaya Seva Camp, Doddaballapura.

Conducted on Seven Camps(Co- ordination of Police Dept., forest (Wild –life) Dept., Etc.)

- -

- Swach Bharath Abhiyan, Mysuru.

- - -

- SEVA JAMBORATTE, Doddaballapura

- - -

- 27th Jamborate, Doddaballapura

- - -

2015-16

ADVENTURAL CAMP, Madya pradesh

WATER RAFTING & ARCHERY Training Camp- Kondajji.

Conducted on Eleven Camps(Co- ordination of Police Dept., forest (Wild –life) Dept., Etc.)

- -

- ROVER MOOT – Kondajji

- - -

- WISE PRESIDENT MEDAL TRAINING CAMP- Kondajji

- -

- SARVADARMA PRAYER WORK-SHOP- Mysore.

- -

- 38th CUBS & BUL-BUL FESTIVAL Service |Camp

- -

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- Sea- Side TRECK & NATURE STUDY CAMP- Surathkal

- -

- COSTAL- AREA SURVEY Service Camp- Manglore

- -

2016-17

17th NATIONAL JAMBORE- Mysore

SAMATA SAMAJA LEADER CONTRIBUTE Activity Camp, Mangalore

Conducted on TEN Camps(Co- ordination of Police Dept., forest (Wild –life) Dept., Etc.)

Adventure Camp- Chamarajanagar

RAJYA PURASKAR AWARD(5 Rovers)

- MENTAL HEALTH WORK-SHOP- Mandya

- - -

- 14th SUGAMA SANGEETH SERVICE CAMP- MANDYA

- - -

- KOSTAL TRUCKING & NATURE STUDY CAMP – Kaaravaara

- - -

- RAJYA PURASKAR TESTING CAMP-

- - -

2017-18

ROVER RANGER MOOT – Mangalore

DISARTER MANAGEMENT Work Shop- Hasan

Conducted on six Camps(Co- ordination of Police Dept., forest (Wild –life) Dept., Etc.)

HASANAMBA TEMPLE Service Camp

-

FIRST AID TRAINING CAMP - Doddaballapura

DEVIRAMMA FOREST Service &TruckingCamp- Cikkamagalore

PROGRAMME CONDUCTING TRAINING CAMP - Doddaballapura

SHARF- SMART CAMP- Mysore

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Extension Activities

• Blood donation camps have been arranged to motivate students to involve in social

responsibilities.

• NSS volunteers adopt a village every year and conduct programs on hygiene and

environment aspects.

• NCC students participate in road safety-traffic rules awareness programs.

• Students participate in DASARA festival cleaning activity.

• Students participated in MELKOTE VAIRAMUDI festival and assisted the police and

forest department.

• NSS students are involved in various activities like AIDS awareness programme, Blood

group check up, Medical check up etc.

• The Rovers wing was formed in the year 2012 with Sri S.K.Veeresh heading the unit. He

was provided 9 days training at Kondaji in Davangere, Karnataka.

• Women volunteers participated in National integration camp at Bijapur, organized by

Karnataka state Women University

• Franchise awareness programme was conducted by the college volunteers in Mandya city.

• Our college NCC cadets participated in NIC Camp at Rokkewala of Orissa and honored

with certificates.

• State level Two day workshop on “Poetry Reading and Criticism” was held on 20th & 21st

August 2015.

• Dr.Betageri Krishnashrma’s Poetry: Critical appreciation was the theme of the workshop

• Sister Nivedita Foundation held a programme on the occasion of 149th Birth Anniversary on

28.10.2015.

• Sri. Chakravarthi Sulibele a well known thinker & writer addressed the students on the

theme “ Sister Nivedita a role model to Women”.

• Kum. Ashwini Angadi, the founder of “Belaku Academy” an association for the blind spoke

on “Change of View leads to change of Creative mind”.

• A Drama Show was arranged for Students of our college about Motivation activity

(Feminism)

• Mourning (Condolence) for Soldiers who died in Siachin was arranged and a Letter for the

same was written to the Indian Defence Academy, Govt. of India & NCC Goa & Karnataka

Sector.

• A programme “Nanna Desha Nanna Jana” was conducted for the benefit of students in the

College Auditorium.

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3 Academic/Extension/Research Achievements of the faculty

List of faculty with Ph.D qualification

Sl. No. Name of Faculty Subject Designation

1 Dr.Anilkumar.H English Principal

2 Dr.Giniswamy Mathematics HoD & Associate Professor

3 Dr.Ramalingaiah Chemistry HoD & Associate Professor

4 Dr.C.R.Raju Chemistry Associate Professor

5 Dr.G.Krishnamurthy Chemistry Associate Professor

6 Dr.J.Mahadeva Physics Associate Professor

7 Dr.M.Manjunatha Mathematics Assistant Professor

8 Dr.G.V.Narasimhan Commerce Assistant Professor

9 Dr. G.Parameshwari Commerce Assistant Professor

10 Dr. Savitha V Commerce Assistant Professor

11 Dr. Amruthavarshini V Commerce Assistant Professor

12 Dr. Sreenivasaiah N.Y Kannada HoD & Assistant Professor

13 Dr.A.Selvaraja Library Science Librarian

14 Dr.K.Vasudevamurthy Commerce - PG HOD & Co-ordinator

List of Faculty Pursuing Ph.D


1 Neelakanta Commerce Assistant Professor

2 Shivakumar.M Political Science Assistant Professor

3 Girish V Commerce Assistant Professor

4 Shruthi S Commerce Assistant Professor

5 Ramesh.R Physical Education Assistant Professor

6 S.K.Lavanya English Lecturer

7 Umesha S Commerce - PG Assistant Professor

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List of Faculty Qualified in NET and KSET

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Name of Faculty Subject NET / KSET

1 Renukaiah K S Commerce NET

2 Neelakanta Commerce NET

3 Dr. G.V.Narasimhan Commerce NET

4 Dr. G.Parameshwari Commerce NET

5 Shivakumar M Political Science NET

6 Girish V Commerce

Management

NET

NET

7 Dr.Savitha V Commerce NET

8 Shruthi S Commerce NET

9 Dr.Amruthavarshini V Commerce NET

10 Dr. Sreenivasaiah N.Y Kannada NET

11 S.K.Veeresha Kannada NET

12 Ramesh R Physical Education NET

13 K.M.Mahesh Kumar Physical Education KSET

14 Dr.A.Selvaraj Library Science NET & KSET

15 C.Chandrashekara Kannada NET

16 S K Lavanya English KSET

17 K.C.Deepa Kannada NET

18 R.Gireesha Economics KSET

19 M.Vinay kumar Commerce KSET

20 S.N.Rakshith Commerce KSET

21 Nandeesh Kumar M.S Kannada NET

22 S. Umesha Commerce - PG NET

23 Shreenivasa H Commerce - PG NET

24 Pramod K Commerce - PG NET & KSET

25 Mahadevaswamy N.S Commerce - PG KSET

26 Mohankumar S.M Commerce - PG KSET

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List of Faculty with M.Phil Qualification

Sl.No. Name of Faculty Subject Designation


2 J.Ravishankar Physics Associate Professor

3 Mahalakshmi Physics Associate Professor

4 H.G.Siddalingappa Commerce HoD & Associate Professor

5 V.C.Shivaramu Economics HoD & Assistant Professor

6 Dr.M.Manjunath Mathematics Assistant Professor

7 K.S.Renukaiah Commerce Assistant Professor


9 Dr.Selvaraj A Library Science Librarian

10 Jogigowda K N Political Science Lecturer

11 Lingaraju E Hindi Lecturer

LIST OF PROJECTS MINOR/MAJOR OF UGC GRANTS

Dr.Ramalingaiah, Dept. of Chemistry Minor Research Project

Duration 03-03-2005 to 02-03-2007 Title Mechanistic Investigations of some Important Oxidimetric

Reactions by Aromatic sulphonyl Halomines: a Kinetic Approach

Name of the Funding agency

UGC

Grant Sanctioned Rs.80,000/- Grant Received Rs.80,000/- Total grant received till date

Rs.80,000/-

Minor Research Project Duration 10-02-2011 to 09-02-2013 Title Interaction of Platinum Metal Ions with some important

Drug–Halomine Redox Systems : A Kinetic and Mechanistic study

Name of the Funding agency

UGC

Grant Sanctioned Rs.2,00,000/- Grant Received Rs.1,50,000/- Total grant received till date

Rs.1,50,000/-

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Dr.Y.D.Leela, Dept. of Kannada Minor Research Project

Duration 13-07-2012 to 12-07-2014 Title H.L.Nagegowda – Janapada Kodugegalu Name of the Funding agency UGC Grant Sanctioned Rs.100,000/- Grant Received Rs.1,00,000/-

Total grant received till date Rs.1,00,000/-

Dr.J.Mahadeva Minor Research Project

Duration 2004-2006 Title Studies on the Optical and electrical properties of

Ferroelectric and anti-ferroelectric liquid crystals Name of the Funding agency UGC Grant Sanctioned Rs.70,000/- Grant Received Rs.70,000/-

Total grant received till date Rs.70,000/-

Dr.J.Mahadeva, Dept. of Physics Major Research Project

Duration Ongoing Title Electro optical properties of Ferroelectric liquid

crystals Name of the Funding agency UGC Grant Sanctioned Rs.8,55,000/- Grant Received Rs.6,48,000/-

Total grant received till date Rs.6,48,000/-

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No. of Research Papers Published / Presented in National / International Journals

Names of the Departments

Papers Published

Papers Presented

Workshops/ Conferences/

Seminars Attended

RC/

OP Natio nal

International

Natio nal

International

Kannada -- -- -- -- 18 02

English 01 -- 05 -- 22 12

Physics 18 16 09 32 89 16

Chemistry 16 27 07 02 48 06

Mathematics 04 24 06 08 37 05

Zoology -- -- -- -- 14 05

Commerce 29 16 36 13 186 11

Library Science 12 06 14 -- 11 --

Political Science -- -- 02 -- 15 01

Total 53 75 56 48 332 56

Number of Research Publications (Department wise)

Sl No. Name of the Department No. of Publications

1 Physics 63 2 Chemistry 58 3 Mathematics 32 4 Commerce 98 5 Political Science 03 6 Library Science 18 Total 272

Faculty recognized as Research Guides

Sl. No.

Name of the Guide

Subject Recognized University

No. of students enrolled for Ph.D

No. of Ph.D

Awarded

No. of M.Phil

Awarded

1. Dr.Giniswamy Mathematics University of Mysore

04 02 04

2. Dr.J.Mahadeva Physics University of Mysore

01 - 11

3. Dr.C.R.Raju Chemistry University of Mysore

- - 11

4. Dr.M.Manjunath Mathematics University of Mysore

- - 06

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Department of Physics

Dr. J.Mahadeva, Associate Professor

Research Guide- Ph.D., and M.Phil.

SL.NO

Name of the student

Title of the thesis University

1 Mahesha R Telephone controlled switch using micro controller 89C52 and C-program to control it.

Bharathidasan University Tiruchirapalli.

2 B R Santhosh USB based PC key board using 8751 micro controller.


3 Veena Adiga Polarizabilities and Optical anisotropy of mixture of nematic liquid crystals.


4 K Jagadeesha Molecular Polarizabilities and Optical anisotropy of mixture of nematic liquid crystals.

Halagappa University Tiruchirapalli.

5 H M Dayananda Optical measurement using LDR. Vinayaka Mission University, Salem.

6 M P Rupashree Optical anisotropy of Cholesteric liquid crystals.

Periyar University, Salem.

7 Kamala Soppin Mesomorphic phases in the mixture of two non-mesogenic compounds.

Periyar University, Salem.

8 Varalakshmi Studies on mesomorphic behaviour in binary mixture of non-mesogenic compounds.

Vinayaka Mission University, Salem.

9 Manjula Mesomorphic behaviour of micellar nematic lyophase in the mixture of two non- mesogenic compounds.


10 Mamatha The study of X-ray diffraction in liquid crystalline mixtures.


11 Chaithrashree P Studies on Optical properties of liquid crystalline compounds.

Madurai Kamaraj University.

12 Srinivas P. Studies on Non linear optical properties of liquid crystals


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Research Publications

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Title of the Paper, Name of the Journal & Paper Published /Presented

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Studies on temperature dependent birefringence and molecular orientations of smectic-A and Smectic –C Phases, J Mahadeva and T N Govindaiah; International journal of Science and Research(IJSR) Vol.6, 263-268 (Feb. 2017)

2 Optical and Electro-Optical studies on Liquid Crystalline material, T N Govindaiah, and J Mahadeva; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 631,64-68 (2016)

3 Studies on effect of Microwave irradiations on DCH-32 Cotton, M P Rupashree, G Thejasurs, J Mahadeva, K Murugesh babu and R Somashekar; Journal of Basic and Appl. Engg. Research, 1, 68-70(2014)

4 Optical Characterization of Lyotropic Chromonic Liquid Crystals, T N Govindaiah, H R Sreepad, Nagappa and J Mahadeva; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 593, 43-50(2014)

5 Micellar Nematic phase in a binary mixture of two non-mesogenic compounds, T N Govindaiah, H R Sreepad, P M Sathynarayana, J Mahadeva and Nagappa; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 552, 24 (2012)

6 Non-linear Optical properties of banana shaped liquid crystals, Nagappa, J Mahadeva, R Somashekar, C V Yelemagged, G Umesh and K B Manjunatha; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 540, 88 (2011)

7 Induced chiral smectic phase in the mixture of mesogenic and non-mesogenic compounds, T N Govindaiah, Nagappa, P M Sathynarayana, J Mahadeva and H R Sreepad; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 548, 55 (2011)

8 Twist grain boundary phases in the binary mixtures of Smectic and Cholesteryl compounds, T N Govindaiah, Nagappa, P M Sathynarayana, J Mahadeva and H R Sreepad; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 548, 120 (2011)

9 Liquid crystalline behaviour of mixture of non- mesogenic compounds, J Mahadeva and Nagappa Engineering Materials, 428-429, 292 (2010)

10 Synthesis and Characterization of Mesogenic 1,3,4 – Oxdizole derivatives, J Mahadeva, K B Umesh, K M Loknatha Rai and Nagappa; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 509, 274 (2009)

11 Mesomorphic behaviour of lamellar Smectic phases in the binary mixtures of two non-mesogenic compounds, J Mahadeva, K R Prasad, T N Govindaiah and Nagappa; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 511, 218-230 (2009)

12 TGB phases in the binary mixture of Nematic and Cholesteryl compounds, Nagappa, J Mahadeva, C V Yelamagged, S A Nagamani, U S Hiremath, D Revannasiddaiah and Mohyeddine; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 508, 242 (2009)

13 Lyotropic liquid crystalline phases in the mixtures of non- mesogenic compounds, J Mahadeva, T N Govindaiah, R Somashekar , and Nagappa . Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 509, 21 (2009)

14 Mesomorphic phases in the mixture of two non-mesogenic compounds, Nagappa, S K Naveen kumar, J Mahadeva and P Nagaraj ; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 409, 1 (2004)

15 Refractive indices, Lorentz field factors, Order parameters in pure and binary nematic mixtures, D Sunanda , M S Madhava , D Revannasiddaiah , R Somashekar and J Mahadeva ; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 409, 163 (2004)

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16 Synthesis and mesomorphic behavior of 3-[4’ – Alkyloxy phenyl] –5-[3”, 4” – Ethylenedoxybenzlyl]-2-isoxazolines Nagappa, K B Umesh, K M Lokanatha Rai and J Mahadeva. Indian J Chem. 43 B , 2635 (2004)

17 Synthesis and characterization of new mesogenic oximes, K M Lokanatha Rai. K R Prasad, Nagappa and J Mahadeva; Indian J. Chem.., 41B, 1676 (2002)

18 Twist grain boundary phases in the binary mixtures of Smectic and Cholesteryl compounds, J Mahadeva, Nagappa, K R Prasad and P R Alapati ; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 365, 827 (2001)

19 Mesomorphic phases in the mixtures of the two non-mesogenic compounds, Nagappa, J Mahadeva, P Nagaraj, H Sathyanarayana and K M L Rai ; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 367, 555 (2001)

20 Variation of the entropy of the transition in nematic mixtures of EPPV and PBPA, Nagappa, K N Jagadish, J Mahadeva and R Somashekar ; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 366, 239 (2001)

21 Variation of entropy of the transition in nematic mixtures, Nagappa, J Mahadeva, H Someshekarappa and R Somashekar ; Indian J. Phys., 74A(1), 45 (2000)

22 Electric field effect on blue phase of mixtures of liquid crystalline compounds, J Mahadeva, K R Prasad, Nagappa and P R Alapati ; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 330, 383 (1999)

23 Induced chiral smectic phase in the mixture of cholesteric and nematic compounds, B T Raju, J Mahadeva, Nagappa and P R Alapati ; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 330, 483 (1999)

24 Twisted grain boundary phase in the binary mixture of nematic and cholesteryl compounds, Nagappa, J Mahadeva, and P R Alapati; Mol. Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 304, 409 (1997)

25 Induced smectic and chiral smectic phase in racemic mixtures of cholesteryl compound, Nagappa, K N Jagadish, J Mahadeva, A Shivaprasad and P R Alapati ; Mol Cryst. Liq. Cryst., 301, 1 (1997)

26 Liquid crystalline behavior of binary mixtures of two Non-mesogenic compounds, Nagappa, J Mahadeva, R H Nayak, P R Alapati and K M Loknatha Rai ; Mol. Cryst. Liq Cryst., 301, 7 (1997)

27 Synthesis and characterization of new mesogenic 1,3,4-oxadiazoles, K M Lokanatha Rai. K R Prasad, K C Manoj, Nagappa and J Mahadeva; Turkish J. Chem., In Press (2018)

28 TGB phase in the binary mixture of Liquid Crystalline compounds, J Mahadeva, K R Prasad, B T Raju and Nagappa ; 5th National Seminar on Liquid Crystals, Nov. 1996 at TIET, Patiala, India.

29 Electric field on phase transition in liquid crystalline blue phase systems, J Mahadeva, K R Prasad, B T Raju and Nagappa ; Proc. Solid state Phys, symposium, 40C, 342 (1997)

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30 Induced ferroelectric liquid crystalline phase in the mixture of nematic and cholesteryl compounds, J Mahadeva, B T Raju and Nagappa; Proc. Solid state Phys. Symposium, 40C, 346 (1997)

31 Mesomorphic behavior of binary mixtures of two non-mesogenic compounds, J Mahadeva, Nagappa, R Somashekar, P Nagaraj and K R Prasad; 5th IUMRS Int. Conf. In Asia, Oct. 1998, at Bangalore, India.

32 Variation of the Entropy of the transition in nematic mixtures, J Mahadeva, K R Prasad, R Somashekar and Nagappa ; Proc. Solid state Phys. Symposium, 42, 149 (1999)

33 TGBA, TGBC and TGBC phases in the mixtures of liquid crystalline compounds, J Mahadeva, S K Naveen kumar, T N Govindaiah and Nagappa; Proc. Solid state Phys. Symposium, 43, 108 (2000)

34 Synthesis of new homologous series of Ferroelectric liquid crystalline compounds (Ref.No.LCTpl-1), Nagappa, J Mahadeva, K R Prasad and K M Lokanath Rai; 21st Int. Display research Conference and 8th Int. Display workshop(IDW), Oct. 16-19, 2001 at Nagoya, Japan

35 TGB phase in the binary mixtures of liquid crystalline compounds (Ref.No.204), J Mahadeva, K Hemalatha, S K Naveen kumar, T N Govindaiah, Nagappa and P R Alapati; 19th Int. Liq. Cryst. Conf., 30 June – 5 July, 2002 at Edinburgh, UK.

36 Induced chiral smectic phase in the binary mixtures of nematic and cholesteric compounds (Ref.No.205) J Mahadeva, T N Govindaiah, K Hemalatha, S K Naveen kumar, and Nagappa; 19th Int. Liq. Cryst. Conf., 30 June – 5 July, 2002, at Edinburgh, UK

37 Variation of the entropy of the transition in nematic mixtures (Ref.No.207), S K Naveen kumar, J Mahadeva, and Nagappa and R Somashekar; 19th Int. Liq.Cryst. Conf., 30 June – 5 July, 2002 at Edinburgh, UK

38 Synthesis and Characterization of some new homologous series of Ferroelectric Liquid crystalline compounds, (Ref.N0.901) Nagappa, K R Prasad, K M Loknatha Rai and J Mahadeva; 19th Int. Liq.Cryst. Conf., 30 June – 5 July, 2002 at Edinburgh, UK.

39 Lorentz field factors of nematogenic HBA and DHBA, (Ref.No. 896) D Sunanda, M S Madhava, D Revannasiddaiah, R Somashekar and J Mahadeva; 19th Int. Liq. Cryst. Conf., 30 June – 5 July, 2002 at Edinburgh, UK.

40 Polarizability, Order parameter, Anisotropic potential of a binary nematic mixture, (Ref.No.897) D Sunanda, M S Madhava, D Revannasiddaiah, R Somashekar and J Mahadeva; 19th Int. Liq. Cryst. Conf., 30 June – 5 July, 2002 at Edinburgh, UK

41 Electro-Optic studies of some pure nematics, (Ref.No.898) D Sunanda, K K Raina, M S Mahdava, D Revannasiddaiah, and J Mahadeva; 19th Int. Liq. Cryst. Conf., 30 June – 5 July, 2002 at Edinburgh, UK.

42 Orientational order and Anisotropic pair potential of NBA and DHBA, mixtures, (Ref.No.899) D Sunanda, M S Madhava, D Revannasiddaiah, R Somashekar and J Mahadeva; 19th Int. Liq. Cryst. Conf., 30 June – 5 July, 2002 at Edinburgh, UK.

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43 Mesomorphic behaviour of Micellar Nematic lyophase in the mixtures of two non-mesogenic compounds, (Ref.N0.LYO11) J Mahadeva, T N Govindaiah, R Somashekar and Nagappa; 22nd Int. Liq.Cryst. Conf., 29 June – 4 July, 2008 at Jeju, Korea.

44 Crystal structure of 4-(Cholesteryloxy-5-Oxopentyloxy) phenyl 4-(n-Decyloxy)-Benzoate, (Ref.N0.STR20) S Mohyeddine, D Revannasiddaiah, N K Lokanath, I Shashikala, C V Yelmaggad and J Mahadeva; 22nd Int. Liq.Cryst. Conf., 29 June – 4 July, 2008 at Jeju, Korea.

45 Crystal structure of a Cholesterol-based nonsymetric Dimer composed of phenyl 4-(n-heptyloxy) benzoate achiral anisometric core, (Ref.N0.STR21) S Mohyeddine, D Revannasiddaiah, N K Lokanath, I Shashikala, C V Yelmaggad and J Mahadeva; 22nd Int. Liq.Cryst. Conf., 29 June – 4 July, 2008 at Jeju, Korea.

46 X-ray diffraction studies of the lyotropic system, (Ref.N0.P-203) Nagappa, J Mahadeva and R Somashekar; 38th National seminar on Crystallography, 11-13 Feb, 2009 at University of Mysore, Mysore, India.

47 Micellar Nematic lyophase in the binary mixture of two non-mesogenic compounds, (Ref.N0.P-264) J Mahadeva, S K Naveen Kumar, M V Krishna Swamy and Nagappa; 23rd Int. Liq.Cryst. Conf., 11 –16 July, 2010 at Cracow, Poland.

48 Studies on the Electro-Optic effect and Thermotropic biaxial phase in the mixture of nematic liquid crystals, (Ref.N0.P-265) J Mahadeva, M Marthandappa and Nagappa; 23rd Int. Liq.Cryst. Conf., 11 –16 July, 2010 at Cracow, Poland

49 Biaxial nematic phase and Orientational order parameter of the binary mixture of the liquid crystals, (Ref.N0.P-386) J Mahadeva, M Marthandappa, R Somashekar and Nagappa; 23rd Int. Liq.Cryst. Conf., 11 –16 July, 2010 at Cracow, Poland.

50 Thermotropic biaxial phase in the binary mixture of nematic compounds (Ref.N0.5551-0663) J Mahadeva, M Marthandappa, R Somashekar and Nagappa; 24rd Int. Liq.Cryst. Conf., 19 –24 August, 2012 at Mainz, Germany.

51 Studies on the Electro-Optic effect in the mixture of nematic liquid crystals, (Ref.N0.5551-0682) J Mahadeva and Nagappa; 24rd Int. Liq.Cryst. Conf., 19 –24 August, 2012 at Mainz, Germany

52 The Optical diffraction studies of the mixture of nematic liquid crystals, (Ref.N0.5551-0743) J Mahadeva, T N Govindaiah and Nagappa; 24rd Int. Liq.Cryst. Conf., 19 –24 August, 2012 at Mainz, Germany.

53 Non-linear optical properties of di-heptyloxyazoxy benzene, (Ref.N0.5551-0681) J Mahadeva, and Nagappa; 24th Int. Liq.Cryst. Conf., 19 –24 August, 2012 at Mainz, Germany.

54 Synthesis and Characterization of new mesogenic 2-(4’-pyridyl)-5-(4-alkyloxy phenyl)-1,3,4- Oxdizoles (Ref.N0.5551-0565) J Mahadeva, K R Prasad, K B Umesh, K M Loknatha Rai , Nagappa and K C Manoj; 24th Int. Liq.Cryst. Conf., 19– 24 August, 2012 at Mainz, Germany.

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55 Optical and thermal properties of a lyotropic Micellar Nematic phase, T N Govindaiah, H R Sreepad, P M Sathynarayana, J Mahadeva and Nagappa; American Institute of Physics conf. proc., 1512, 114 (2013)

56 The optical diffraction of the mixtures of cholesteric and nematic compounds, (OP-2) J Mahadeva, T N Govindaiah and Nagappa; 20th National Conf. on Liq.Crys., 16 –18 November, 2013 at Manipal, India.

57 Study on anisotropic molecular orientation in a Ternary mixtures, (OP) B N Ramakrishna, M T Shivasagar, J Mahadeva and T N Govindaiah; Proc. of National Conf. on RTPME, (ISBN No. 978-81-930115-1-5) 20 –21 February, 2015 at Sarada vilas College, Mysuru, India.

58 Reentrant Lyotropic Nematic phase in a Ternary mixtures, (PP) M T Shivasagar, B N Ramakrishna, J Mahadeva and T N Govindaiah; Proc. of National Conf. on RTPME, (ISBN No. 978-81-930115-1-5) 20 –21 February, 2015 at Sarada vilas College, Mysuru, India.

59 Optical studies on Induced reentrant Smectic-A phase in binary mixture of two liquid crystalline materials, B N Ramakrishna, T N Govindaiah, J Mahadeva and M T Shivasagar; Proc. of State level Seminar on recent trends in Photonics, 15 February, 2017, PP 13-18 at PES College of Science, Arts & Commerce, Mandya, India.

60 A Study on Mechanical properties and Dyeing behavior of Davangere Cotton Fibers, M P Rupashree, K. Murugesh Babu, J Mahadeva and R. Somashekar; Proc. of State level Seminar on recent trends in Photonics, 15 February, 2017, PP 42-48 at PES College of Science, Arts & Commerce, Mandya, India.

61 Optical characterization of binary mixture of thermotropic liquid crystalline materials, M T Shivasagar, T N Govindaiah, J Mahadeva and B N Ramakrishna; Proc. of State level Seminar on recent trends in Photonics, 15 February, 2017, PP 49-53 at PES College of Science, Arts & Commerce, Mandya, India.

62 Molecular Self-assembled Lyotropic Chromonic liquid crystals, T N Govindaiah, H R Sreepad, J Mahadeva, B N Ramakrishna and M T Shivasagar; Proc. of State level Seminar on recent trends in Photonics, 15 February, 2017, PP 104-110 at PES College of Science, Arts & Commerce, Mandya, India.

63 Optical Studies on Molecular Orientations of Cholesteric and Smectic Phases of Liquid Crystalline Materials , P Srinivas, T.N. Govindaiah and J. Mahadeva ; Proc.

of National level Seminar on recent trends in Physics, 25 September, 2017 at Bharathi College, Bharathi nagar, Mandya, India.

Conferences / Seminars / Workshops Attended

Sl. No.

Conferences/Workshops/Seminars Attended

01 1995, The 38th DAE – Solid Physics Symposium, Calcutta, India 02 1996, The 5th National Seminar on Liquid Crystal, Patiala, India. 03 1997, The 40th DAE – Solid State Physics Symposium, Cochin, India 04 1998, The 5th IUMRS International Conference in Asia, I.I.Sc Bangalore, India

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05 1998, The 41st DAE- Solid State Physics Symposium, Kurukshetra, India 06 1999, The 42nd DAE – Solid State Physics Symposium, Kalapakkum, India 07 2000, July (24th–28th), The 18th International Liquid Crystal Conference, Sendia,

Japan 08 2000, The 43rd DAE – Solid State Physics Symposium, Bilaspur, India 09 2001, The 6th Kumari L.A.Meera memorial meeting on “Frontier areas in Physics”,

Mysore, India. 10 2001, The 44th DAE – Solid State Physics Symposium, Trobay, Mumbai, Inida. 11 2002, June 30th – July 5th, The 19th International Liquid Crystal Conference,

Edinburgh, United Kingdom. 12 2002, Oct (18-31), Refresher Course in Experimental Physics, Sponsored by Indian

Academy of Sciences, Bangalore. At IGCAR, Kalapkkum. 13 2002, Dec (18-20), In ternational Conference on Liquid Crystal and Other soft

materials, Raman Research Institute, Bangalore, India. 14 2003, Oct (9–11), The 10th National Conference on Liquid Crystals, Garden City

College, Bangalore, India. 15 2004, July (19–20), UGC sponsored workshop on “Recent trends in Teaching –

Learning Physics & Electronics”, Maharanis Science College, Mysore, India. 2004, Nov (1–3), The 11th National Conference on Liquid Crystals, Ewing Christion College, Allahabad, India.

16 2005, April 16th, World year of physics 2005, Workshop on “Excitement of Teaching Physics, I. I. Sc. Bangalore, Inida

17 2005, Nov (7-26), Capacity building program on Multimedia and E-content development; Consortium for Educational Communication (CEC) – UGC, New Delhi, India.

18 2005, Dec (19–21), The 12th National Conference on Liquid Crystals, Department of Chemistry, Assam University, Silchar, Assam, India

19 2006, June (15-26), Faculty development programme on Entrepreneurship, sponsored by DST, New Delhi and organized by CEDOC, Dharwad at ODP, Mysore, India

20 2006, Oct (9–11), The 13th National Conference on Liquid Crystals, Department of Studies in Physics, University of Mysore, Mysore, India.

21 2007, Dec (17-19), The 14th National Conference on Liquid Crystals, Department of Physics, North Bengal University, Siliguri, west Bengal, India.

22 2008, June 29th – July 4th, The 22nd International Liquid Crystal Conference, Jeju, Korea.

23 2008, Oct. (17-19), 23rd Annual Convention of Indian Association of Physics Teachers, Indian Academy Degree College, Bangalore, India.

24 2008, Oct. (30-31), Workshop on VHDL, Department of Electronics, S B R R Mahajana College, Mysore, India.

25 2009, Feb (11–13), The 38th National Seminar on Crystallography, Department of Studies in Geology, University of Mysore, Mysore, India.

26 2009, August 2 – 5th, The International Symposium on Liquid Crystal Science and Technology, Kunming, China.

27 2009, August 18th, Workshop on “The Revised Syllabi of Under-Graduate Course in

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Physics”, PES College of Science, Arts & Commerce, Mandya, India. 28 2010, February 18th, Workshop on “Digital Signal Processing”, Department of

Electronics, MMK & SDM, Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Mysore, India. 29 2010, March 4th, Workshop on “The Revised Syllabi of Under-Graduate Course in

Physics, AVK College of Women, Hassan, India. 30 2010, August 24th, “One day Acquaintance programme of Inter University

Accelerator Centre (IUAC), New Delhi, held in DOS in Physics, University of Mysore, Mysore.

31 2011, February 3rd-4th, Seminar on “Photonics and Electronics in Physics”, St.Philomena’s College, Mysore, India.

32 2011, February 15rd -16th, The 3rd Seminar of Karnataka Science and Technology Academy with University of Mysore, Mysore, India.

33 2012, August 17th -19th, Workshop on “Photonics and Radio Universe”, MMK & SDM First Grade College for Women, Mysore, India.

34 2013, February 28th, State level Seminar on “LASAR and OPTICAL FIBRE”, RBANM’S First Grade College and Bangalore University Physics Teacher’s Forum, Bangalore, India.

35 2013, November 10th, Divisional level Seminar on “Academic and Administration”, Department of Collegiate Education, Mysore region, Mysore, India

36 2013, Nov (16–18), The 20th National Conference on Liquid Crystals, Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal, Karnataka, India

37 2014, April 22nd, State level Seminar on “Wireless Technology: Systems, Applications & Perspectives”, Department of Electronics, MMK & SDM, Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Mysore, India.

38 2014, September 6th, State level Seminar on “Recent Trends in Nanomaterials”, Government College (Autonomus), Mandya, India.

39 2015, February (20-21st”, Government College (Autonomus),Sarada Vilas College, Mysuru, India.

40 2015, February (20-21st), UGC sponsored National Conference on “Recent Trends in Physics, Mathematics and Engineering”, Sarada Vilas College, Mysuru, India.

41 2016, January (3-7th), 103rd Indian Science Congress, University of Mysuru, Mysuru. India.

42 2016, February 12th, State level Seminar on “Astrophysics-Recent developments”, Department of Physics, MMK & SDM, Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Mysore, India.

43 2016, April 22-23rd, Resource Person for FDP on Recent developments in Measurement Science on “Typical Measurement systems” - Department of Mechanical Engineering, NMAM Institute of Technology, Nitte, India

44 2017, February 15th, State level Seminar on “Recent Trends on Photonics”, Department of Physics, PES College of Science, Arts and Commerce, Mandya, India.

45 2018, January 10th, Workshop on “Revised Degree syllabus”, Department of Electronics, MMK & SDM, Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Mysore, India.

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Details of OP & RC

SL NO

PROGRAMME ORGANISED BY DURATION

1 Refresher Course University of Mysore, Mysore

01 –03-1994 to 26-03-1994

2 Refresher Course University of Mysore, Mysore

08 –07-1998 to 30-07-1998

3 Orientation Program University of Mysore, Mysore

30 –10-2000 to 25-11-2000

4 Refresher Course IGCAR, Kalpakkaum 18–10-2002 to 31-10-2002 5 Refresher Course University of Mysore,

Mysore 10 –07-2003 to 31-07-2003

6 TQM Govt. Boys College, Mandya.

05-03-2004

Resource Person

SL. NO.

Title of the paper presented

Title of The Conference/ Seminar/ Workshop/ Symposia

Organizer and Date

International/ National/

Regional/ etc.

1 Liquid Crystalline behavior of mixture of Two non mesogenic compounds

International Symposium on Liquid Crystal Science & Technology (ISLCT)-2009

Kunming, China, 2 to 5 -08- 2009

International

2 The optical diffraction of the mixtures of cholesteric and nematic compounds

The 20th National Conference on Liquid Crystals.

Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal, Karnataka 16 to18-11-2013

National

3 Basic mesurments FDA on typical mesurment system

NMAM Institute of Techonology, Nitte, Karnataka 22nd April 2016

State

Awards & Honors

� International Scientific Committee member for International Symposium on Liquid

Crystal Science & Technology (ISLCT)-2009, Kunming, China.

� Chair Person at ISLCT- 2009, Kunming, China

� Invited talk at an ISLCT-2009, Kunming, China

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International Conferences attended and presented:

International Conference University & Place Date

18th International Liquid

Crystal Conference Sendai, JAPAN 24 – 28 July, 2000

19th International Liquid

Crystal Conference Edinburgh, UK June 30th to July 5th , 2002

International Conference on

LC & Soft material

Raman Research Institute

(RRI), Bangalore, INDIA 18 – 20, Dec, 2003

22nd International Liquid

Crystal Conference Jeju, KOREA June 29th to July 4th , 2008

International Symposium on

Liquid Crystal Science and

Technology

Kunming, CHINA August 2-5th, 2009

Member of BOE, BOAE and BOS SL. NO.

BOE / BOS Year Name of University/ Autonomous College

1 B O S 2008-10 J S S College (Autonomous) Mysore 2 B O E 2009-10 University of Mysore 3 B O A E 2009-11 University of Mysore

4 B O E 2013-14 Govt. College (Autonomous), Mandya 5 B O E 2013-14 Bangalore University 6 B O S 2013-15 University of Mysore

7 B O E 2015-16 Yuvarajas College (Autonomous) Mysore 8 B O E 2016-18 Govt. Womens College (Autonomous), Mandya

Membership in Learned and Professional Societies:

Sl. No.

Details

1. Life member of International Liquid Crystal Society

2. Life member of National Liquid Crystal Society

3. Life member of Indian Physics Association

4. Life member of Indian Association of Physics Teacher

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G.S Lingegowda, Associate Professor and HOD Conference/Workshop/Seminar/OP Attended SL. NO.

TITLE ORGANIZER PLACE DATE

1 Solid state and molecular physics

Academic staff college, Mysore university

Mysore 20th/10/ 1993

2 Refresher course in physics

Academic staff college, Manasagangotri, University of Mysore

Mysore 05-31/10/1998

3 Seminar University of Mysore Mysore

16/10/2003

4 Training program in higher education

Boy’s college Mandya 7th to 9th April - 2003

5 “Education in the changing world order”

D Banumaiah college Mysore 07/10/2005

6 “Demonstration of higher education”

D Banumaiah college Mysore 12/01/2008

7 “State level astronomy programme”

University of Mysore , ManasaGangotri,

Mysore 29-30/01/2010

8 “Effective teaching of physics in class rooms”

Bharathi college, Bharathi nagara

26/07/2008

Member of BOE & BOS SL. NO.

BOE/BOS Year Name of University/ Autonomous College

1 B O S 2016-18 University of Mysore, Mysore 2 B O E 2016-17 University of Mysore, Mysore

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J. Ravishankar, Associate Professor Conference/Workshop/Seminar/OP Attended SL. NO.


1

Total Quality Management Government college of Boys

Mandya

7th to 9th

April 2003

2

Responsibility of Government in Education

Mahajana’s college Mysore 14/10/2003

3

State level seminor on Frontiers of Science and technology

Yuvaraja’s college Mysore 5/1/2004

4

B.Sc. Syllabus of Physics and Electronics

Sarada Vilas college Mysore 9/9/2004

5

Higher Education in the Background of Globalization

D.Banumaiah’s college Mysore 04/12/2004

6

Einsteinian Physics-a retrospect

JSS college foe Women

Mysore 16th and 17th Dec 2005

7

Frontiers of Physics St.Philomena’s college Mysore 17th and 18th Feb

2006

8

The Dimensions of Higher Education in the context of Globalization

D.Banumaiah’s college Mysore 6/10/2006

9

The revised syllabus of undergraduate course in Physics

PES college of Science,Arts and Commerce

Mandya 18/08/2009

10 Photonics and Electronics St.Philomena’s college Mysore 3rd and 4th Feb

2011

11

Geoinformatics for natural resources management

Maharaja’s college Mysore 12thand13th March

2012

12

Educational Seminor,Software Designing for transparent administration

St.Philomena’s college Mysore 10/11/2013

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13

Recent trends in Nanomaterials

Government college(Autonomous)

college

Mandya 16/09/2014

14 Two days National Conference on Recent Trends in Physics,

Mathematics and Engineering

Sarada Vilas college Mysore 20thand 21th Feb

2015

15

103rd Indian Science Congress

University of Mysore Mysore, Karnataka

3rd to 7th January 2016

16 Workshop on “Outcome Based Teaching and Learning in Higher Education

M S Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences

Bangalore 29th and 30th July, 2016

17

One Day National Seminar on Recent Trends in Physics

Bharathi College, Bharathinagara


26th September 2017

18 Refresher Course in Physics

Academic Staff college University of Mysore

26thOct to 20thNov 1993



6thto31st March 1995



5thto31stOct 1998

Member of BOE SL. NO.

BOE Year Name of University/ Autonomous College

1 B O E 2016-18 University of Mysore, Mysore

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Ninganna , Associate Professor Conference/Workshop/Seminar/OP Attended Sl

No. TITLE ORGANIZER PLACE DATE

1 TQM Programme Govt., college for boys,

Mandya 7.8.&09-04-2003

2 Frontiers of science and technology

Yuvaraja’s college, Mysore. 05-01-2004

3 World year physics (WYP-2005)

Manasa Gangothri, Mysore. 18-11-2005 to 21-11-2005

4 Effective teaching of physics in class room

Bharathi college, Bharathi nagar.

26-07-2008

5 Inclusive education and inclusive development

Bangalore University.

Bangalore. 17-10-2008 to 19-10-2008

6 Relative of chemistry in contemporary society

PES college, Mandya, 20-03-2009

7 Emerging trends in soils microbes, biodiversity and environmental conservation

Bharathi college, Bharathi nagar.

20-03-2009

8 Astronomy and astrophysics

vijaya college, Bangalore 02-04-2009 to 04-04-2009

9 Revised syllabi of undergraduate course in physics

PES college, Mandya 18-08-2009

10 Emerging trends in liquid crystals and co-ordination compounds

St. Philomena’s college

Mysore 21-08-2009 to 22-08-2009

11 International inter disciplinary conference on frontiers of astronomy (IICFA 2009)

field marshel Km.Cariyappa college

Madikeri 28-12-2009 to 30-12-2009

12 The revised syllabi(2010) of undergraduate course in physics

A V K college for women,

Hassan 04-03-2010

13 Photonics and electronics St. Philomena’s college,

Mysore 03-02-2011 to 04-02-2011

14 The role of teachers in human rights and educational values

Govt. science college,

Hassana 11-05-2011

15 Changing paradigms of higher education values

ST. Aloysius college (Autonomous),

Mangalore 01-12-2013

16

XXVII AIFUCTO Statutory conference

ST. Aloysius college (Autonomous),

Mangalore 30-11-2013 to 02-12-2013

17 Open lecture series program

Bharathi college, Bharathi nagar 18-03-2014

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18 Resent Trends in Nanomaterials

Govt college (Autonomous)

Mandya 06-09-2014

19 Recent trends in physics, maths and engineering

sarada vilas college,

Mysore 20.21-02-2015

20 Two Week ISTE – Short Term Training Programme on Engineering physics

P.E.S.College of Engineering

Mandya 8th – 18th December - 2015

21 Mental Health Symposium

P.E.S.College of Science, Arts & Commmerce,

Mandya 20.08.2016

22 Workshop on “Outcome Based Teaching and Learning in Higher Education”

Jnanasamanvaya Initiative of Govt. Karnataka

M.S.Ramaiah Univerity of

Applied Sciences

Bangalore

29th & 30th July - 2016

23 One Day National Seminar on Recent Trends in Physics

Bharathi College, Bharathinagara


26th September 2017



1 B O E 2014-15 University of Mysore, Mysore 2 B O E 2015-16 Govt. College (Autonomous), Mandya

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Department of Chemistry

Dr. Ramalingaiah, Associate professor

Research Activities

Sl. No.

Title of the Paper, Name of the Journal & Paper Presented

1 Synthesis and Spectral studies of the Biologically active complexes of Tantalum (V) with N - alkylphenothiazines. Transition Met. Chem., 22, 185 – 188 (1997) Presented at the “32nd Annual Convention of Chemists” held at University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, Dec. 26-29,1995

2 Synthesis and Investigations of Biologically active complexes of N-alkylphenothiazines with Yttrium, (III). Synth. React. Inorg. Met.-Org. Chem., 28 (1), 1- 11 (1998) Presented in the “16th Indian Council of Chemists Conference” held at Mangalore University, Mangalore, Karnataka Dec.29-31, 1997.

3 Synthesis and Fungicidal studies of Niobium (V) complexes with N-alkylphenothiazines. J. Indian Chem. Soc., 74, 784-785 (1997)

4 Synthesis, Spectral and Thermal studies of Biologically active complexes of lanthanum (III) with N-alkylphenothiazines. Asian Journal of Chemistry, Vol. 9, No. 2, 200-203 (1997)

5 Investigations of Biologically active complexes of Thorium (III) with N-alkylphenothiazenes. Asian Journal of Chemistry, Vol. 9, No.2, 283-287 (1997) Also accepted for presentation at “Indian Council of Chemists” held at Aurangabad, 26thOct.1996

6 Ruthenium (III) Catalyzed oxidation of Amides by Sodium sulphonamide N-bromobenzene in hydrochloric acid: A kinetic and mechanistic study. Transition Met. Chem., 24, 52-59 (1999)

7 Ruthenium (III) Catalysed kinetics of Oxidation of Substituted Ethanols in Bromamine – B in Hydrochloric acid medium. Synth, React. Inorg. Met. Org. Chem., 30 (9) 1667- 1683 (2000)

8 Mechanism of oxidation of Isoniazid by hypo halides in alkaline medium: A kinetic and mechanistic study. Indian Journal of Chemistry, Vol, 40 A, 110 – 114 (2001)

9 Oxidation of aliphatic amides by N- chlorobenzene sulphonamide in acid medium catalyzed by Ruthenium (III) : A Kinetic and mechanistic study. J. Indian Chem. Soc., Vo. 79, 426-432 (2002)

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10 Osmium (VIII) catalyzed and uncatalyzed oxidation of Biotin by Chloramine- T in alkaline medium: Comparative mechanistic aspects and kinetic modeling. Journal of Molecular catalysis A: Chemical Vo. 265, 70-79 (2007) Presented at the “National Conference on Chemical Dynamics and Reaction Mechanism” Acharya Nagarjuna Uviversity, Nagarjuna nagar, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, 19th – 21st, Jan-20006.

11 Osmium (VIII) catalyzed mechanistic investigations of oxidation of Benzimidazoles by chloramine – T in alkaline medium: A kinetic approach. Catalysis Communications Vol.9, 1443-1452 (2008) Presented at the “National Conference in Chemistry-2006”, 26 - 29th Sept-2006.

12 Selective and an efficient Oxidative Conversion of Glutathioneto Glutathione disulfide with N- bromosuccinimide in aqueous acidic solution: Kinetic and Mechanistic chemistry Journal of Sulfur Chemistry Vol. 31, No. 5, 405 – 414 (2010) Presented at the “International Conference on Current trends in Chemistry and Bio-Chemistry”, Dept. of chemistry, Central College Campus, Bangalore University, Bangalore, Karnataka, 18th -19th Dec-2009.

13 Ru (III) catalyzed selective and efficient oxidative conversion of cysteine to cystine with alkaline Chloramines-B: A kinetic and mechanistic chemistry Presented at the National Conference on “Recent Trends in Chemistry (RTC-2011)” organized by the Department of Chemistry, P.E.S. College of Science, Arts and Commerce, Mandya, Karnataka. 16th – 17th Septermber – 2011.

14 Os(VIII) Catalysed oxidation of Metronidazole by Chloramine – T in alkaline medium: Kinetic and Mechanistic study Presented at the International Conference on “Trends in Chemical Sciences Going Beyond Frontiers” Organized by Indian Council of Chemists at Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA . 10th – 12th June – 2012

15 Kinetic and Mechanism of Oxidative conversion of Pyrazine to Pyrazine N-oxide with alkaline Chloramine – T Presented at the National Conference on Pure and Applied Chemistry – 2014 (NACOPAC-2014) Dept. of Studies in Chemistry, University of Mysore, Karnataka, 29th – 31st, December- 2014.

16 Kinetic and Mechanism of Oxidative conversion of p-rosaniline to with alkaline Chloramine – T Presented in 103rd Indian Science Congress, University of Mysore 3rd – 7th January 2016

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Papers Presented in International Conferences International Conference on “Current Trends in Chemistry and Bio-chemistry”

Dept. Chemistry Central College Bangalore University

18th-19th Dec-2009

International Conference of Indian Council of Chemists on “Trends in Chemical Sciences Going Beyond Frontiers”

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

10th – 12th June – 2012

National & State level Conferences / Seminars Attended Sl. No.

Conferences/Seminars Name of the Institute/ University

Period

1 32nd Annual convention of Chemists

University of Rajasthan Jaipur, Rajasthan

26-12-95 to 29-12-95

2 Research paper Accepted for Presentation in “Indian Council of Chemistry”

Aurangabad, Maharashtra 26-10-96

3 16th Indian Council of Chemists Conference

Mangalore-University Mangalore, Karnataka

29-12-97 to 31-12-97

4 All India Conference on Education in Values & Human Resource Development.

Prajapitha Bramha Kumari Eshwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya & Univerisity of Mysore, Mysore, Karnataka.

2-2-2000 to 2-3-2000

5 State Level Seminar on Frontier of Science & Technology.

Yuvarajas College, Mysore, Karnataka.

5-2-2004

6 U.G.C. Sponsored Workshop foTeachers on “Career Orientation” (A Personality Development Approach)

Maharani’s Arts College for Women, Bangalore.

19th - 21st Aug – 2004

7 National Conference on Chemical dynamics and Reaction mechanisms.

Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntoor, Andhra Pradesh

19-1-06 to 21-2-06

8 National Conference in Chemistry-2006

Central College Campus, Bangalore University, Bangalore, Karnataka.

27-9-06 to 29-9-06

9 UGC Sponsored National Level Seminar on Equity & Excellence in Higher Education

Mysore University Private College Teachers Association St.Philomena’s College, Mysore.

2nd & 3rd April – 2006

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10 Faculty Development Programme Centre for Entrepreneurship Development of Karnataka, Dharwar. at ODP-Mysore

15th – 26th June - 2006

11 Workshop on “Total Quality Management” in Higher Education”

Govt. Arts College, Bangalore.

17-10-2006

12 State Level Conference of “TQM & HRD”

CLHRD Mangalore, Karnataka.

29-4-2007

13 UGC Sponsored State Level Seminar on “Popularizing Basic Science Courses- A Modern Approach”

Govt.Science College, Hassan Karnataka.

31st Aug – 1st Oct – 2007

14 Democratization of Higher Education

Mysore University Private College Teachers Association, At Mahajana Vidya Samsthe, Mysore

12-01-2008

15 Training Programme of the Course in “Electrochemical Science & Technology

SEAST CHAPTER BANGALORE

27th -28th Sept.- 2008

16 National Level Conference “Inclusive Education and Inclusive Development”

AIFUCTO 26th Academic Conference 2008, Bangalore University, Bangalore.

17th -19th Oct – 2008

17 One day workshop on Review of Karnataka State Universities Act 2000.

UGC Academic Staff College. University of Mysore, Mysore.

29th Jan -2009

18 UGC sponsored State Level Conference (Bangalore University)

Chemistry Teachers Forum (CTF)., DOS in Chemistry

14th Feb – 2009

19 State level Seminar on “Relevance of Chemistry in Contemporary Society”.

P.E.S. College of Science, Arts & Commerce, Mandya.

20th March – 2009

20 National Level Seminar on “Emerging Trends in Soil, Microbes, biodiversity & Environmental Conservation”

Rural College Kanakapura. Ramanagara Dist. Karnataka State.

30th & 31st March -2009

21 National Level Conference on the “Emerging Areas in Chemistry” NACEAC- 2009.

Dept. of studies in Chemistry University of Mysore

30th July & 1st Aug-2009

22 UGC Sponsored State Level Seminar on “Emerging Trends in Liquid Crystals& Co-ordination Compounds”

St.Philomena’s College, Mysore

21st & 22nd Aug - 2009

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23 UGC Sponsored State Level Seminar on “Recent Developments In Nano Chemistry- an overview”.

Govt. Science College, Hassan

10th Oct - 2009

24 International Conference on “Current Trends in Chemistry and Bio-chemistry”

Dept. Chemistry Central College Bangalore University

18th-19th Dec-2009

25 Workshop for framing Syllabus for CBCS Semester Scheme in Chemistry

Dept. of Chemistry University of Mysore

18th-20th Feb-2010

26 Creative Teaching in Different Aspects of Chemistry

Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore

2nd March-2010

27 UGC sponsored National Conference on “Chemistry for Society and Industry”

Jyoti Nivas college, Bangalore

5th March 2011

28 UGC Sponsored National Conference on “Recent Trends in Chemistry (RTC-2011)

P.E.S.College of Science, Arts & Commerce, Mandya

16th – 17th Sept. – 2011

29 International Conference of Indian Council of Chemists on “Trends in Chemical Sciences Going Beyond Frontiers”

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

10th – 12th June – 2012

30 UGC sponsored National Seminar on “Recent Advances in Chemical Biology–An Overview(RSCB – 2013)”.

Govt. Science College Hassan

15th & 16th March – 2013

31 State Level Seminar on “Green Chemistry: Safer material for Safer World”

Sri Mahadeshwara First Grade College Kollegala

28.08.2013

32 UGC sponsored National Conference on “Recent Advances in Chemical Biology – An Overview (RSCB)”.

Teresian College, Mysore

25th & 26th Oct. – 2013

33 UGC Sponsored National Conference on “Recent Trends in Medicinal Chemistry (RTMC–2014)

Jyoti Nivas College, Bangalore

3rd & 4th Sept.– 2014

34 UGC sponsored State level Seminar on “Recent Trends in Nanomaterials”

Govt. College (Aut) In association with P.E.S.College of Science, Arts & Commerce, Mandya

6th Sept. – 2014

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35 UGC sponsored State level Seminar on “Modern Techniques in Chemical and Bio- Chemical Analysis”

A.V.K. College for Women, Hassan

10th September – 2014

36 National Conference on “Pure & Applied Chemistry-2014” (NACOPAC-2014)

Dept. of Studies in Chemistry University of Mysore, Karnataka

29th – 31st Dec. – 2014

37 National level Seminar on Chemistry & Chemical Biology

University of Mysore, Karnataka

26th May – 2015

38 103rd Indian Science Congress

University of Mysore, Karnataka

3rd – 7th January 2016

39 Two day lecture series Programme for Lectures fo Degree & P.U.College & B.Sc Degree students

Organized by the Dept. of Chemistry in Collaboration with I.I.S, Bangalore

22nd & 23rd Sept. 2017

Refresher courses, orientation programmes & work shops attended

Sl.

No.

Name of Programme/Course

Refresher Course/Orientation Programme

Name of the Institute/ University

Period

1 Orientation Programme University of Mysore 29-4-91- 25-5-91

2 Refresher Course, Karnataka University

Dharwar,Karnataka State 29-2-94 to 20-3-94

3 Refresher Course, Karnataka University

Karnataka State 21-6-94 to 11-7-94

4 Refresher Course, University of Mysore Karnataka State

24-11-97 to 17-12-97

5 Symposium on “Restructuring degree Education in the Era of Information Technology”

M.G.M. College, Udupi, Karnataka State

17-8-01 to 19-8-01

6 American Chemical Society (ACS) Short Course in Capillary Gas chromatography

Hotel Taj West End, Bangalore. Karnataka State

5-9-01

7 Facilitation Certification course in HRD and total Quality Management.

CLHRD, Mangalore, Karnataka

2-2-03 to 11-2-03

8 Teleconference Programme (TQM & HRD)

University of Mysore 23-2-03

9 State level Facilitators Workshop on “Total Quality Management in Higher Education”.

Regional Joint Director of Collegiate Education Mysore.

05-05-2003 to 06-05-2003

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10 Workshop on “Total quality Management in HigherEducation”.

Institute of Engineers, Dharwar, Karnataka

10-11-03 to 11-11-03

11 Facilitators Consultance meeting CLHRD, Mangalore,

Karnataka 28-5-04

12 National Summit on Quality Education

Convention Centre NIMHANS, Bangalore.

10-11-2005 to 11-11-05

Minor Research Projects Sanctioned By University Grants Commission Under Xth Plan Periiod & XI th Plan Period

1. MRP(S) – 299/2005 (X Plan) KAMY 023/UGC-SWRO, 3rd March – 2005 Mechanistic Investigations of some Important Oxidimetric Reactions by Aromatic sulphonyl Halomines: a Kinetic Approach

2. MRP(S) – 801/10 - 11 (XI Plan) KAMY 023/UGC-SWRO, 10th Febraury – 2011. Interaction of Platinum Metal Ions with some important Drug – Halomine Redox Systems : A Kinetic and Mechanistic study

Member for Academic Bodies BOE/BOS Name of

University/College YEAR

Member for Syllabus Framing Committee for B.Sc., degree integrated Semester Scheme.


2003 – 2004

Member of Board of Examination in Chemistry(BOE)

University of Mysore 2005 – 2006

Member of Board of Examination in Chemistry (BOE)

Bangalore University 2005 – 2006

Member of Board Examination in Chemistry (BOE) University of Mysore 2007 – 2008 Member for College Development Council Advisory Committee, University of Mysore


2007 - 2010

Member of Board Examination in Chemistry (BOE) University of Mysore 2008 – 20009 Member of Board of Studies in Chemistry (BOS), University of Mysore 2007 – 2010 Member of Board of Studies in Chemistry (BOS) Bangalore University 2009 Member of Board Examination in Chemistry (BOE) Yuvaraja’sCollege

(Autonomous) Mysore 2011

Member of Board of Studies in Chemistry (BOS) Jyothi Nivas College, (Autonomous)

Bangalore.

2015-2017

Member of Board Examination in Chemistry (BOE) St.Philomena’s College, (Autonomous) Mysore

2016 - 2017

Member of Board of Studies in Chemistry (BOS) University of Mysore 2016 – 2018 Member of Board of Examiners in Chemistry (BOE) Bangalore University,

Bangalore. 2017-2018

Member of Board of Examiners in Chemistry (BOE) MLA College for Women, Bangalore.

2017-2018

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Dr.C.R.Raju, Associate Professor

Research Publications Sl. No.

Title of the Paper, Name of the Journal & Paper Presented

1 Crystal structure of bis (2-butyl-4-chloro-imidazole)- 5-iminoethane

Analytical Sciences 2005.

2 Crystal structure of a tetrazole derivative

Crystal Research and Technology, 41(3). Pp. 299 – 303

3 3-Aminophenol as a novel coupling agent for the spectrophotometric determination of sulfonamide derivatives

4 Crystal Structures Of Two Imidazole Derivative

Mol. Crystal. Liq. Crystal., Vol. 393, pp. 75–82 Copyright # 2003 Taylor & Francis

5 Crystal structure of bis(2-butyl-4-chloro-imidazole)-5-iminoethane, Journal of ChemicalCrystallography,Vol.35,No.3,March2005

6 2-Bromo-5-methoxy- N -[( E )-(4-nitrophenyl)methylene]benzohydrazide, Received 10 July 2007; accepted 12 July 2007

7 Crystal Structures Of Two Triazole Derivatives

Mol. Crystal. Liq. Crystal., Vol. 393, pp. 67–73 Copyright # 2003 Taylor & Francis

8 Kinetics and Mechanism of Oxidation of L-Isoleucine and L-Ornithine Hydrochloride by Sodium N-Bromobenzenesulphonamide in Perchloric Acid Medium, Received 15.10.2002

9 Determination of Quantum yield for the Photolysis of Aqueous solution of Chloramine – B

Indian Journal of Chemistry, Section – A: Inorganic, Bio-inorganic, Physical Theoretical & Analytical Chemistry, 40(6).pp613-615, 2001

10 Oxidimetric determination of Isoniazid and Amino acids with Bromamine – B in Buffer medium

Oxidation Communications, 24(3). Pp. 393 – 399

11 Crystal structure of 2 – chloro- 3 – (betaanitrovinyl) Quinoline

Analytical Sciences, 20 (2). Pp. 403 – 404

12 Crystal structure of 4 – amino – 3 – ( 4’ – chlorophenyl) 4 – H – [1,2,4]-triazolo – 5 thiol.

X Ray Structure Analysis, 21 (1, cop) 2005

13 Tramadol hydrochloride-benzoic acid(1/1)

Acta Crystallographica Section: E – Structure Reports, 67(Part - 9). 02351 – U414

14 Tripolidinium Dipicrate

Acta Crystallographica Section: E – Structure Reports, 67(Part - 9). 02502 –U1801

15 2 – Bromo – 5 –methoxy – N – (E) [(4-nitrophenyl)Methylene] benzohydrazide.

Acta Crystallographica Section: E – Structure Reports, 63(Part - 8). 03522 –U3617

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Seminars/Conferences/Workshops Attended

Sl. No.

Seminars/Conferences/Workshops Attended

Organizer Period

01. Effective Management of Office Documents

Shanthi Arts, Science & Commerce College Malavalli

03.11.2016

02. XXX Academic Conference & National Seminar on Some Draft National Education Policy as in MHRD WEBSITE – Critical Appraisal, Comments & Suggestions

All India Federation of University & College Teachers Organizations

7th – 9th December, 2016

03. Valedictory Address in UGC Sponsored State level Seminar

Hoysalesshwara College, Arasikere

27.08.2015

04. State level Seminar on “Recent Trends in Nanomaaterials”

Govt. College (Autonomous), Mandya

06.09.2014

05. XXX Academic Conference & National Seminar on Quality in Higher Education


14th to 16th November, 2014

06. UGC Sponsored State level Seminar on “Modern Techniques in Chemical & Bio – Chemical Analysis”

A.V.Kanthamma College for Women

10.09.2014

07. UGC Sponsored Two Day National Seminar on “Principles and Applications of Molecular Spectroscopy(Ultra – Violet, Infra – red , NMR and Mass )

J.S.S College of Arts, Commerce & Science Nanjanagud

7th - 8th March, 2014

08. National Seminar on “Changing Paradims o Higher Education; XII Five Year Plan Intiatives”


01.12.2013

09. UGC Sponsored Two Day National Congerence on “Recent Trends in Chmeical Biology: An Overview” [RTCB - 2013

Teresian College Mysore

25th – 26th October, 2013

10. UGC Sponsored State levelSeminar o “Applications of Electronmagnetic Radiations”

Vivekananda College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Puttur.

24.07.2013

11. UGC Sponsored National Level Seminar “Human Rights: Issues and Challenges”

Basudev Somani College, Mysore.

22.02.2013

12. XXVIII Academic Conference and National Seminar on Higher Education in 12th Five Year Plan: Agenda, Role of Teachers and Teachers’ Movements


15th to 17th December, 2012

72

13. National Level Science Conference

on Science for Mankind Jyothi Nivas College, Bengaluru

2nd and 3rd February, 2012

14. UGC Sponsored National Seminar on “Recent Initiatives in Higher Education and their Impact on Equity and Excellence

All India Federation of University & College Teachers Organizations, Tamilnadu

20th to 22nd October, 2011

15. Workshop on “Creative Teaching in different aspects of Chemistry”

The Electrocheminal Society of India, Indian Institute of Scienc e, Bengaluru

02.03.2010

16. UGC sponsored state level seminar on “Recent Technique in Chemical Analysis”

Hoysaleshwara College, Arsikere.

23.04.2010

17. State Level Seminar on “Corruption free Society- A Challenge”

Bharthi College, Bharathi Nagar

20.09.2011

18. National Seminar cum Workshop on Testing and Evaluation

Teresian College, Mysuru 26th to 27th May, 2010

19. State level Seminar on Recent Trends in Chemistry

Bharathi College, Bharathinagar,Mandya

13th Sept-2008

20. State level Seminar on Emerging Trends in Liquid Crystals & coordination Compounds


21st & 22nd Aug-2009

21. National Seminar on Religion, Spirituality and Education in the Challenging Globalized World


8th-10th Apr – 2007

22. National Seminar on Relevance of Indian Economic thought under Globalization

31st Oct-2008

23. 41st Annual Convention of Chemists – Paper Presentation

Department of Chemistry, University of Delhi

23rd – 27th Dec-2004

24. National Seminar on The Role of Public Funded Educational Institutions in New Scenario

AIFUCTO 5th – 7th Oct-2007

25. AIFUCTO Academic Conference Bangalore 26th, 17th-19th Oct -2008

26. Workshop on Creative Teaching in Different Aspects of Chemistry

2nd March – 2010

27. State level Seminar on Youth for Rural Development : The Role of NSS

5th March – 2009

President: Mysore University private College Teachers Association (R.), Mysore.(MUPCTA) Vice-President : Federation of University and College Teachers Association Karnataka (FUCTAK) Secretary: Federation of University and College Teachers Association Karnataka (FUCTAK)

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Dr.G.Krishnamurthy, Associate Professor

Research Publications SL. NO.

TITLE Journal with Year, Volume, and Page No.

1 Titrimetric and spectrophotometric determination of some phenothiazine pscychotropics using chloramine - T

Turkish Journal of Chemistry, 2002, 26, 551-558

2 Spectrophotometric determination of some phenothiazine drugs using hexacyanoferrate (III) and ferriin.

Chem. Anal. (Warsaw), 2002, 47, 139-146.

3 Titrimetric and spectrophotometric determination of some phenothiazine neuroleptics and antihistamines using N-bromosuccinimide.

Oxidation Commun., 2001, 24, 82-90

4 Oxidimetric determination of certain antipsychotics by oxidation with hexacyanoferate (III) and titration of hexacyano ferrate (II).

Oxidation Commun., 2001, 24, 619-625

5 Titrimetric micro determination of some therapeutically active phenothiazines using periodate

Farmaco, 2001, 56, 867-875

6 Titrimetric and spectrophotometric determination of some phenothiazine psychotropics in pure form and in formulations with meta vanadate.

Mikrochim Acta., 2001, 137, 75-80

7 Quantification of pharmaceutically important phenothiazines by oxidimetry.

IL, Farmco., 2000, 55, 87-92.

8 Oxidimetric determination of some N-substituted phenothiazines using iodate.

Oxidation, Commun., 2000, 23, 212-220

9 Determination of some antipsychotic and anticholinergic phenothiazines drugs by vanadium ( V) titration..

Mikrochim, Acta., 1999, 130, 197

10 Spectrophotometric determination of some phenothiazine drugs acting on the central nervous system using hexacyanoferrate (III)

Ann. Chim (Rome)., 1999, 89, 623-629.

11 Indirect spectrophotometric determination of some psychotropic phenothiazine drugs in pharmaceutical samples using hexacyanoferrate (III),.

Chem, Anal. (Warsaw). 1999, 44, 69-73.

12 Oxidiametric titration of some phenothiazine neutoleptics and antiallrgics with potassium dichromate.

Anal. Sci., 1999, 15-67.

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13 Use extractive spectrophotometry and ion-pair formation with chrome azurol S for the assay of some phenothiazine antipsychotic drugs in pharmaceutical formulations.

Chem Anal., (Warsaw), 1999, 44, 1049-1054

14 Indirect titrimetric and spectrophotometric methods for the determination of some phenothiazine pshychotropics.

Chem., Pharm, Bull., 1999, 47, 1351-1354

15 Spectrophotometric analysis of some phenothiazine neuroleptics using chloramine-T

Anal. Lett. 1999, 32, 2613-2623.

16 Titrimetric micro determination of some phenothiazines using hexacyanoferrate (III)

Talanta., 1998

17 Spectrophotometric assay of some antipsychotic and anticholinergic phenothiazine drugs using ammonium molybdate

Anal. Lett., 1998, 31(6), 1037- 46

18 Determination of some phenothiazine neruoloptics by means of absorption spectriogitinetry

East. Pharm., 1998, 41, 107-110

19 Spectrophotometric determination of promethazine using sodium nitroprusside

Indian, J. Pharm., Sci., 1997, 56(6), 327-329

20 Extractive spectraphotometric determination of some phenothiazines derivatives in pharmaceutical preparations.

Talanta, 1998, 46, 665-670

21 Determination of some phenothiazine drugs based on colour reaction with potassium periodate.

Anal. Lett. 2000, 33(1), 43-51.

22 Sensitive and selective extraction free ion-pair complxometric determination of metformin in bulk drug and pharmaceutical formulations.

International Journal of Pharmacy and technology, no.4, 7691-7706, ISSN-0975-766, 2015.

23 Development and validation of a stability indicating ultra-performance liquid chromatographic method for the determination of rifampicin in bulk drug and capsules.

The Thai Journal of pharmaceutical sciences, 39(2), April-June 2015: 35-63.

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Conference/Workshop/Seminar Attended

SL. NO.

Seminar/ Workshop/ conference

Date & place Topic International/ National/ State/

University 1 Workshop 7th, 8th and 9th April 2003,

Govt., College for boys, Mandya

TQM Programme University

2 Seminar 20th March 2009 P.E.S. College of Science, Arts and Commerce, Manyda

Relevance of chemistry in contemporary society

State

3 Seminar 23rd April 2010, Hoysaleshwara College, Arsikere

Recent techniques in chemical analysis

Sate

4 Workshop 23rd March 2011, St.Philomina’s College, Mysore

Choice based credit system syllabus in chemistry

University

5 Conference 16th and 17th Sept. 2011, P.E.S. College of Science arts and commerce, Mandya

Recent trends in chemistry

National Level

6 Workshop 12th and 13th March 2012, Maharaja’s College, Mysore

Geoinformatics for natural resources Management

University

7 Seminar 27th and 28th Sept 2012, JSS College for women (Autonomous), Mysore

Polymers and their applications

State

8 Conference 25th and 26th October 2013, Teresian college, Mysore

Polymers and their applications

State

9 Seminar 6th September 2014, Govt., College, Mandya

Recent Trends in Nanomaterials

State

10 Conference 11th & 12th March 2016, St.Philomina’s College, Mysore

Emerging Trends in Chemistry

State

11 Conference 3rd – 7th January – 2016 University of Mysore

Indian Science Congress

International

12 Two day lecture series Programme

22nd & 23rd Sept. 2017 Organized by the Dept. of Chemistry in Collaboration with I.I.S, Bangalore

University

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Refresher courses, orientation programmes

B.C. Krishna, Assistant professor

Conference/Workshop/Seminar/Op Attended SL. NO.


01. Frontier area in Chemical Science

Bharati College Bharati Nagar 10/01/2015

02. Open Lecture series on Science

Sri Mahadeshwara Govt. First Grade College

Kollegala 24/01/2015

03. Mysore Division Science Exhibition

Mandavya College Mandya 10/02/2015

04 Two day lecture series Programme

Organized by the Dept. of Chemistry in Collaboration with I.I.S, Bangalore

Mandya 22nd & 23rd Sept. 2017

Member of BOS SL. NO.

BOS Year Name of University/ Autonomous College

1 B O S 2016-17 Govt. College (Autonomous), Mandya

Sl. No.

Course Date Place

1 Refresher Course 10/08/1998 To 03-09-1998

Academic staff College University of Mysore

2 Orientation course 30/10/2010 To 25/11/2000

Academic staff College University of Mysore

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Department of Mathematics Dr.Giniswamy, Associate Professor and HOD Research Publications Sl. No.

Title of the Paper Journal with Year, Volume and

Page No. ISSN No. and impact factor

1 A Fixed point in four metric spaces

J. Nat and Phy. Sci. Vol.14(1-2), pg. no. 105-110(2000)

2 Coincidence and fixed point theorem for single valued and multi valued maps

Nonlinear functional analysis and its applications. Vol. I(2001)

3 A fixed point theorem on non expansive type mappings on complete metric spaces

Nonlinear functional analysis and its applications. Vol. II(2001)

4 A fixed point theorem in 2-metric space and an application

J. Nat and Phy. Sci. Vol.15(2002)

5 Common fixed points of four maps under a new contractive type conditions

Soochow Journal of Mathematics.(2002)

6 Common fixed points for sequence of mappings

Proceedings of the Jangjeon Mathematical Society, Vol. 5, No.1, 2002

89-87809-15-3

7 Fixed Point Theorems for compatible and Non compatible self maps

Journal of International Academy of Physical Sciences –Vol.16 –No.1 (2012),pp13-26

0974-9373

8

Fixed point theorems in cone metric spaces by using common limit range property

Mathematical Sciences International Research Journal, Vol.3, Issue 1, 2014, pp 275-278

2278-8697

9 Fixed point theorems for reciprocally continuous mappings

Bulletin of Calcutta Mathematical Society,Vol.106, No.1,2014,pp19-30

0008-0659

10 Fixed point theorems on f-reciprocal continuity

Aryabhatta Journal of Mathematics and Informatics, Vol.6, No.1, 2014, pp 109-114

0975-7139 Impact Factor-0.489

11 Some common fixed point theorems on G-metric space

General Mathematics Notes, Vol.21, No.2, 2014, 114-124

2219-7184 Impact Factor-0.425

12 Integral type of contractions under f-weak reciprocal continuity

Int. journal of Engineering science and Innovative Technology, Vol.3, No.5, 2014

2319-5967 Impact Factor- 1.913

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13 Fixed point theorems on g-reciprocal continuity via absorbing maps

Global journal of pure and applied Mathematics, Vol.10, No.4, 2014, 495-503

0973-1768 Impact factor-0.25 H Index:3

14

Fixed point theorems in cone metric spaces by using common limit range property

Math. Sci. Int. Res. Journal,3(1) (2014),275-278

15 Multiplicative metric space with applications to multiplicative differential equations

Adv. Fixed Point Theory,5 (4) (2015)

1927-6303 Impact factor 0.421

16 Coincidence and common fixed point of F-contractions via CLRST property

Survey in Mathematics and its Applications, Vol. 11 (2016), 21 - 31

1842-6298

17 On coincidence and common fixed point of six maps Satisfying f-contractions

Turkish World Mathematical society Journal of Applied and Engineering Mathematics, Vol 6, No1,2016

2146-1147

18 Fixed points on hybrid contractive conditions in partially ordered metric space

Journal of nonlinear and convex analysis, Vol.17,No.6(2016), 1137-1149

PRINT ISSN-1345-4773 ONLINE ISSN-1880-5221

19 Fixed points theorems under F-contraction in ultrametric space.

Adv. Fixed Point Theory,7(2017),No.1,144-154

1927-6303 Impact factor 0.421

20 Hybrid method for solving nonlinear volterra-Fredholm integro differential equations

J.Math. Comput. Sci 7(2017), No.4,625-641

ISSN:1927-5307

Papers Presented in Conferences:

Sl. No.

Title with page No. Details of conference

1 Common fixed points of compatible mappings in two-metric spaces, pg. no. 13-16(2000)

National conference on History of Mathematics, Kumaun University, Nainital.

2 Contraction type mappings and convergence of sequence of fixed points in 2-metric spaces, pg. no. 288-295(2001)

Proceedings of the national conference on challenges of 21st century in Mathematics and its allied topics, UOM, Mysore.

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3 Fixed point theorem for four maps in cone metric space - 2012

International Conference on History and Development of Mathematical Sciences & Symposium on Nonlinear Analysis, MDU, Rohtak.

4 Fixed point theorems in cone metric spaces by using common limit range property

International Conference on Mathematics & Engineering Sciences – 2014, Chitkara University, Himachal Pradesh

5 Existence of fixed points under f-reciprocal continuity

National conference on Recent Trends in Physics, Mathematics and Engineering, Sarada Vilas College, Mysore.

6 Common fixed point theorems for four self maps under φ -contractive condition

National conference on Recent Trends in Physics, Mathematics and Engineering, Sarada Vilas College, Mysore.

Conference/Workshop/Seminar attended

Sl. No.

Title of the conference / Seminar/ Workshop/

symposia

Organizer/ Date International / National/ Regional/

etc. 1 Conference on the works of

Srinivasa Ramanujan Department of Studies in Mathematics, University of Mysore, 1st and 2nd July 2000

Regional

2 Workshop on New Syllabus for B. Sc. Mathematics

Department of Studies in Mathematics, University of Mysore, 25th and 26th July 2000

Regional

3 National Conference on History of Mathematics

Department of Mathematics, Kumaun University, Nainital, 13th to 16th October 2000

National

4 G£ÀßvÀ ²PÀëtzÀ UÉÆvÀÄÛ UÀÄj-C£ÀÄzÁ£À ¥ÀzÀÞw

Mysore University Private Colleges Teachers Association, Mysore. 29th March 2003

Regional

5 G£ÀßvÀ ²PÀëtzÀ°è À̧ªÀÄUÀæ UÀÄtªÀÄlÖ ¤ªÀðºÀuÉ vÀgÀ É̈Ãw PÁAiÀÄðPÀæªÀÄ

Department of Collegiate Education and Mandya District Workforce, Mandya, 7th to 9th April 2003

Regional

6 À̧PÁðgÀzÀ ±ÉÊPÀëtÂPÀ dªÀ̈ ÁÝj Mysore University Private Colleges Teachers welfare Committee, Mysore, 14th October 2003

Regional

7 Higher Education in the Background of Globalization

Mysore University Private Colleges Teachers welfare Committee, Mysore. 4th December 2004

Regional

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8 International Conference of the Jangjeon Mathematical Society

DOS in Mathematics, University of Mysore, 22nd to 24th December 2003

International

9 Education in the Changing World Order

Mysore University Private Colleges Teachers welfare Committee, Mysore. 7th October 2005

Regional

10 The Dimensions of Higher Education in the context of Globalization

Mysore University Aided Colleges Teachers welfare Committee, Mysore. 6th October 2006

Regional

11 Religion, Spirituality and Education in the Challenging Globalized World

Diocese of Mysore, St. Philomena’s College, Mysore. 8th to 10th April 2007

National

12 Youth for Rural Development: The Role of NSS

Shanthi First Grade College, Malavalli, 5th March 2009

State

13 International Conference of Jangjeon Mathematical Society

Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur. 13th to 15th Aug 2009.

International

14 The National Conference on the works of Srinivasa Ramanujan

Department of Studies in Mathematics, University of Mysore, Mysore 03/07/2010

National

15 Choice Based Credit Education System

Mysore University Private Colleges Teachers welfare Committee, Mysore. 13th November 2010.

Regional

16 Workshop on Discussion of Syllabus

Mysore University Mathematics Teachers Forum(UG), 21st November 2010

Regional

17 One Day Workshop on Latex Government College, Mandya 05/03/2011

Regional

18 National Conference on Applications of Mathematics and Statistics

Yuvaraja’s College, Mysore 25th and 26th March 2011

National

19 International Colloquium on History of Mathematical Sciences & Symposium on Non-linear Analysis

Indian Society for History of Mathematics, Kumaun University 16th –19th May 2011

International

20 Workshop on Question Papers Setting

Mysore University Mathematics Teachers Forum(UG),17th July 2011

Regional

21 An International Seminar on Holocaust Literature: Memories and Losses

Department of studies in English, University of Mysore & PES College, Mandya. 23rd & 24th September 2011

International

81

22 National Conference on Functional Analysis and its Applications

PES College, Mandya 17th &18th Feb2012

National

23 State Level Seminar on Recent Trends in Mathematics and its Applications

Department of Mathematics, Government College, Mandya. 28th February 2012

Regional

24 National Seminar on Computational Science

Bharathi College Bharathinagar 02/03/2013

National

25 National Conference on Graph Theory and Number Theory

DOS in Mathematics, University of Mysore, 21th to 22nd March 2012

National

26 International Conference on History and Development of Mathematical Sciences & Symposium on Nonlinear Analysis

ISHM & Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak 21th to 24th November 2012

International

27 International Conference on the works of Srinivasa Ramanujan and Related Topics.

Department of Studies in Mathematics, University of Mysore, 12th to 14th December 2012.

International

28 International Seminar on Recent Trends in Mathematics

JSS College, Ooty Road, Mysore 06/08/2013

International

29 International Conference on Mathematics & Engineering Sciences

Chitkara University, Himachal Pradesh and International Multidisciplinary Research Foundation. 20th to 22nd March 2014

International

30 Two day International Conference on Advances in Mathematical Sciences and Applications(ICAMSA 2014)

Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur, 22nd and 23rd December 2014.

International

31 Two day International Conference on Mathematics –‘Yesterday and Today’

JSS College of Arts, Commerece and Science,Mysore, 26th and 27th December 2014

International

32 Recent Advances in Applied Mathematics(RAAM-2015)

St. Philomena’s College, Mysore, 22nd and 23rd January 2015.

National

33 National conference on Recent Trends in Physics, Mathematics and Engineering-2015

Sarada Vilas College, Mysore. 20th and 21st February 2015

National

34 The 11th International Conference on Fixed Point Theory and its Applications

Galatasaray University, Istanbul, Turkey, July 20 – 24, 2015.

International

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35 Two days National conference on Mathematics and its Applications(NCMA-2015)

Adichunchanagiri Institute of Technology, Chikmagalur, 22nd and 23rd December 2015.

National

36 Indian Science Congress University of Mysore, 3rd to 7th January 2016.

National

37 One day workshop “Mathematics Practicals – 2(With FOSS )”

Bharathi College, Bharathi Nagar, 9th January 2016

Regional

38 One day state level conference on Applications of Mathematics in Science and Technology

SDM&MMK College for Women, Mysuru. 25th January 2016.

State


SDM&MMK College for Women, Mysuru. 9th July 2016.

Regional


NIE First grade college,Mysuru.6th

January 2016.

Regional

41 One Day Workshop Practical V & VI

Mahajana’s First Grade College,Mysuru on 30th June 2017

42 Workshop on VI Sem B.Sc New Syllabus

Teresian College, Mysore 2nd Jan 2018

Orientation/Refresher

SL NO

PROGRAMME DURATION ORGANIZED BY

1 Refresher Course in Mathematics

21-12-1992 to 16-01-1993 , University of Mysore


30-11-1998 to 21-12-1998 Department of P.G.Studies in Mathematics Kuvempu University


02-11-2000 to 22-11-2000 , University of Mysore


06-03-2002 to 26-03-2002 University of Mysore

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Ph.D. Guidance

SL. NO.

SCHOLAR NAME ADDRESS UNIVERSITY

1 Maheshwari P G Government First Grade College, Vijayanagar, Bangalore

University of Mysore Awarded – 2015

2 Jeyanthi C Teresian College, Mysore University of Mysore

3 Venkatesh Bhatt Government PU College, Nagamangala


4 Mohammedsharaf Abed Alkareem A Bani Issa

Jordan University of Mysore

Chairman / Members of BOE / BOS

Sl. No.

BOE / BOS

Chairman / Member

Subject (UG/ PG) Year Name of University/ Autonomous College

1 B O E Member Mathematics ( UG) 2008-09 University of Mysore

2 B O S Member Mathematics ( UG) 2009-10 University of Mysore 3 B O E Chairperson Mathematics (UG) 2010-11 University of Mysore 4 B O S Member Mathematics( PG) 2010-13 Karnataka State Open

University 5 B O S Member Mathematics(UG) 2012-13 University of Mysore 6 B O E Member Mathematics(UG) 2012-13 Yuvaraja’s College

(Autonomous), Mysore 7 B O A E Member Mathematics(UG) 2013-17 University of Mysore 8 B O S Member Mathematics(UG) 2013-14

Government College (Autonomous), Mandya

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Dr. M Manjunatha, Assistant Professor

Research Publications SL. NO.

TITLE PUBLISHER ISBN/ISSN YEAR

01. Some New Modular Equations of Degree Four and Their Explicit Evaluations

European Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics

1307-5543 2010

02. On Some new Modular Equations and their Applications to continued Fractions

International Mathematical Forum

2881-2905 2011

03. A Continued Fraction of order 4 Found in Ramanujan’s Lost Notebook

South East Asian Journal

2011

04. Certain identities for a continued Fraction of Eisenstein

Far East Journal of Mathematical Sciences (FJMS)

0972-0871 2011

05. On some new modular equations of degree 9 and their applications

Jangleon Mathematical Society

99-155 2012

Conference/Seminar/OP Attended

Sl No Name of Course / Training / Seminar

Place Date and Year

01 TQM Mandya 07-04-2003 to 09-04-2003

02 Participated in the U.G.C Sponsored refresher course

University of Mysore 19-11-2003 to 09-12-2003

03 Workshop on New Syllabus for B.Sc Mathematics


04 Participated in the U.G.C Sponsored Orientation Programme


05 A Three Day National Seminar on ‘The Role of public funded Educational institution in new scenario’

Hyderabad 05-10-2007 to 07-10-2007

06 Sixth National conference Gorakpur 20-02-2009 to 21-02-2009

85

07 Workshop on transformation theory of ordinary and basic hyper geometric function

Gorakpur 14-02-2009 to 19-02-2009

08 One Day state level seminar on “Youth for rural development”

Malavalli 05-03-2009

09 One day state level seminar on “Excitement in Mathematics”

Mandya 11-04-2009

10 One Day Symposium on Ramanja’s Mathematics

Bangalore University 15-06-2009

11 The 22nd International Conference on “Jangjeon Mathematical Society”

Chikkamagalur 13-08-2009 to 15-08-2009

12 One Day State Level Seminar “Human’s right in the context of Human rights”

Mandya 06-11-2009

13 25th Annual Conference of Ramanujan Mathematical Society

Dr B.R. Ambedkar National Institute of Technology Jaladhar (Punjab)

03-05-2010 to 05-05-2010

14 Platinum Jubilee 75th Annual Conference of the Indian Mathematical Society (IMS)

Kallasillingam, Tamilu Nadu

27-12-2009 to 30-12-2009

15 Participated in the UGC Sponsored refresher course


16 The National Conference on the Works of Srinivasa Ramanujan


17 76th Annual Conference the Indian Mathematical Society

Surat 27-12-2010 to 30-12-2010

18 98th Indian Science Congress Association

SRM University of Chennai

03-01-2011 to 07-01-2011

19 UGC Sponsored National Conference on Applications of Mathematics of Statistics


20 Participated in the UGC Sponsored refresher course

Bangalore University 24-11-2011 to 14-12-2012

21 77th Annual Conference of the Indian Mathematical Society (IMS)

Nanded, Maharastra 27-12-2011 to 30-12-2011

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22 Recent Trends in Mathematics its Applications


23 Functional Analysis & its Application (FAA – 2012)

PES College of Science Arts and Commerce, Mandya

17th & 18th Feb 2012

24 National Conference on graph theory and Number theory

University of Mysore 21st & 22nd March 2012

25 Emerging trends in Ramanujan’s Mathematics

Allahabad Uttara Pradesh

22-12-2012 to 25-12-2012

26

Computational Science

Bharati College, Bharati Nagar, Mandya

02-03-2013

27 Recent trends in Mathematics JSS College, Mysore 06-08-2013

28 Achieving Excellence in teaching and Administration

Govt College, Mandya 08-03-2014

29 Analysis and Algebraic geometry PES College, Mandya 05-04-2014

30 Advances in geometry, Analysis and Fluid mechanics

Kuvempu University 26th & 27th August 2014

31 International Conference on Advances in Mathematics Science and Application

Adichuchanagiri Institute of Technology Chikkamagalur

22nd & 23rd Dec 2014

32 Two days International Conference on Mathematics Yesterday and Today

JSS College, Mysore 26th & 27th Dec 2014

33 Two National Conference on “Recent Advances in Applied Mathematics”

St.Philomena College, Mysore

22nd & 23rd Jan 2015

34 National Workshop on Algebra Manasagangothri 22nd & 23rd Aug 2015

35 One day National Conference on Graph Theory and Number Theory

Manasagangothri 24th Aug 2015

36 Workshop on I Sem B.Sc New Syllabus

P.E.S College Mandya 03rd Sep 2015

37 Workshop on II Sem B.Sc New Syllabus

Bharathi College, K.M Doddi

07th Jan 2016

87

38 Workshop on III Sem B.Sc New Syllabus

SDM College, Mysore 09th Jul 2016

39 Workshop on IV Sem B.Sc New Syllabus

NIE College,Mysore 06th Jan 2017

40 Workshop on V Sem B.Sc New Syllabus

SBRR Mahajanas First Grade College, Mysore

30th Jun 2017

41 Workshop on VI Sem B.Sc New Syllabus

Teresian College, Mysore

2nd Jan 2018

Guest Lecture and Resource Person SL. NO.


01 Laplace transform GFGC, Pandavapura

Padavapura 25/09/2014

02 Modern Algebra Bharati College Bharathinagar, K M Dhoddi

13/03/2014

Member for Academic Bodies

SL. NO.

Particulars

01 Member of National Indian Science Congress, Govt. of India 02 Member of Indian Mathematical Society (IMS), Govt. of India 03 Life Member of Indian Society for History of Mathematics

M.Phil Guidance SL.NO.

Name of the student Title of the thesis Year University

1 Parvathi alias Uma Kempanna Chaugula

Study of some results on maximal coverings and its related parameters

2008 Sri Venkateshwara University, Tirupathi

2 Nayana Kumari E A study of some fixed point theorems on cone metric spaces


3 Venkatesh Bhatt A survey of fixed point theorems in 2-metric spaces


4 Mamatha K. J. A study of fexed point theorem and their applications


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Member of BOE

Sl. No.

BOE / BOS

Chairman / Member

Subject (UG/ PG) Year Name of University/ Autonomous College

1 B O E Member Mathematics ( UG) 2008-09 University of Mysore

2 B O S Member Mathematics ( UG) 2009-10 University of Mysore

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Puneethkumar B.S, Assistant Professor Conference/Seminar/OP Attended Sl No Name of Course / Training / Seminar Place Date and Year

1 Workshop on I Sem B.Sc New Syllabus P.E.S College Mandya

03rd Sep 2015

2 Workshop on II Sem B.Sc New Syllabus Bharathi College, K.M Doddi

07th Jan 2016

3 Workshop on III Sem B.Sc New Syllabus SDM College, Mysore

09th Jul 2016

4 Workshop on IV Sem B.Sc New Syllabus NIE College, Mysore

06th Jan 2017

5 Workshop on V Sem B.Sc New Syllabus SBRR Mahajanas First Grade College, Mysore

30th Jun 2017

6 Workshop on VI Sem B.Sc New Syllabus Teresian College, Mysore

2nd Jan 2018

Nayana P, Assistant Professor Conference/Seminar/OP Attended Sl No Name of Course / Training / Seminar Place Date and Year


30th Jun 2017


2nd Jan 2018

90

Mounashree, Assistant Professor Conference/Seminar/OP Attended Sl No Name of Course / Training / Seminar Place Date and Year


30th Jun 2017


2nd Jan 2018

Deepika K, Assistant Professor Conference/Seminar/OP Attended Sl No Name of Course / Training / Seminar Place Date and Year


30th Jun 2017


2nd Jan 2018

91

PG Department of Mathematics (M.Sc)

Manju R Nayaka, Assistant Professor Conference/Seminar/Workshop Attended

Asha T. Assistant Professor

Conference/Seminar/Workshop Attended

SL. NO.

Seminar/Workshop/confe

rence

Date & place Topic International/National/State/Un

iversity 1 Seminar Bharathi college, K.M.Doddi

on 2nd march 2013. “Computational Science”

National

2 Seminar P.E.S College Arts Science and Commerce Mandya on 05th April 2014.

“Analysis and Algebraic Geometry”

State

3 Seminar Bharthi College K.M.Doddi on 14th March 2015

“Pi and its path” Sate

4 Workshop 03 Sep 2016 at P.E.S College Arts Science and Commerce Mandya

“I Sem B.Sc New Syllabus”

University

5 Workshop 09 July 2016 at S.D.M College Mysore.

“III Sem B.Sc New Syllabus”

University

6 Workshop 06 Jan 2017 at N.I.E College, Mysore.

“IV Sem B.Sc New Syllabus”

University

SL. NO.


rence


iversity 1 Seminar Bharathi college,

K.M.Doddi on 2nd march 2013.

“Computational Science”

National



State

3 Seminar Bharthi College K.M.Doddi on 14th March 2015

“Pi and its path” Sate

92

Mahesh S A, Assistant Professor Conference/Seminar/Workshop Attended

Sindhu M, Assistant Professor Conference/Seminar/Workshop Attended

Shruthi Y P, Assistant Professor Conference/Seminar/Workshop Attended

SL. NO.


rence


iversity 1 Seminar Bharathi college, K.M.Doddi

on 2nd march 2013. “Computational Science”

National



State

SL. NO.


rence


iversity



State

SL. NO.


rence

Date & place Topic International/National/State/

University 1 Seminar P.E.S College Arts Science

and Commerce Mandya on 17th & 18th Feb 2012.

“Functional Analysis & its Applications”

National

2 Workshop Mar 29th 2012 at Maharani’s Science College for Women, Mysore.

“Algebra and Graph Theory”

State

3 Workshop July 30th – Aug 01st 2012 at Manasagangothri, Mysore.

“Algebra and its Application”

University



State

93

Department of Botony INDUSHREE R, Assistant Professor Conference/Seminar/Workshop Attended

SL. NO.


rence

Date & place Topic International/National/State/

University 1 Seminar 29th September 2014

department of Botany, Government College for Women, Mandya

“RECENT TRENDS IN PLANT TAXONOMY”

National

2 Seminar 3rd and 4th may 2015. Department of Zoology, Philomena College, Mysore

“MYTHS AND FACTS ABOUT LIFE STYLE DISEASES”

National

3 Participation 30th January 2016 AJIM PREMJI foundation

Science exhibition

4 Model presentation

19th February 2017 Department of Science & Technology, Karnataka

State level Science exhibition

State

94

Department of Commerce Number of Research Publications and OP/RC attended by Teachers

Names of Faculty

Papers published

Papers Presented

Workshops/

Conferences/

Seminars

RC/

OP

Natio

nal

Internati

onal

National Intern

ational

Neelakanta - - - 02 20 02

Dr.G.V.Narasimhan

04 09 08

State-01

08 40 01

Dr.G.Parameshwari

06 02 05

State-04

01 17 01

Girish V - 03 02

State-01

-

Books Authored - 04

H G Siddalingappa 12 05

K S Renukaiah 07 01

Neelakanta 09 01

Dr.Savitha.V 04 02 07 01 38 --

Shruthi.S 04 _ 01 01 14 _

Dr.Amruthavarshini 11 _ 07 - 19 _

B N Sudarshan 02

B N Rani 02

B G Vidyashree 02

S M Rakshith 02

M Vinay Kumar 02

Total 29 16 36 13 186 11

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H.G. Siddalingappa, Associate Professor and HOD OP/RC Attended

Sl. No. Date Program Place 01 08-09-1997 to 30-09-

1997 Refresher Course Academic Staff College,

Mysore 02 05-04-1999 to 28-04-

1999 Refresher Course Academic Staff College,

Mysore 03 07-11-2003 to 27-11-

2003 Refresher course Academic Staff College,

Mysore 04 10-04-2003 to 12-04-

2003 TQM Govt. College, Mandya

05 04-12-2000 to 30-12-2000

Orientation Program

Academic Staff College, Mysore

06 15-05-2001 to 15-06-2001

Orientation program

JSS Polytechnic college, Mysore

Seminar/Conferences/Workshop Attended Sl. No.

Date and Place Level Name of the Conference/ Seminar / Workshop

Place

01 23-01-2004 24-01-2004

Workshop Empowerment of young entrepreneurs in Karnataka – opportunities and challenges

D.Banumaiah’ college of

commerce and arts, Mysore

02 26-02-2011 State level seminar

Rural entrepreneurship – contemporary issues

Bharathi college , Bharathi nagara

03 17-02-2011 National level seminar

Problems and prospects of agricultural marketing in

india, under liberalized trade regime

HVK College, Maddur

04 11-02-2012 State level seminar

Microorganisms as biofuel: An alternative energy

resource and its marketing

Mandavya college , mandya

05 17-02-2012 18-02-2012

State level conference

Achieving organizational excellence through business

education- issues and challenges

Senate bhavan , Mysore


Stress management in corporate sector-issues and

challenges

SA College , Nagamangala


Emerging service sector in india: issues and challenges

PES Evening College, Mandya

96


Infrastructure development in India: Issues and challenges

Vijaya First grade college, pandavapura

09 Nov 30to Dec 02/ 2013


27th state level conference Loyola hall, St Aloysius college

Mangalore 10 07/011/2014 Workshop Workshop on effective

teaching and learning to new faculty members

Shanthi college Malavalli

11 26/08/2015 Workshop On corporate planning Maharani’s college for women Mysore.

12 25,26, Nov 2015

National level seminar

Micro finance in India issues and challenges

Shanthi college Malvalli

Member in Academic Bodies SL NO

Particulars YEARS

1 BOE Of Dept of Commerce, University Of Mysore 2011-2012 2 BOE Of Dept of Commerce Govt First Grade College

(Autonomous) Mandya 2014-2015

97

K S Renuakaiah, Assistant Professor Seminar/Conferences/Workshop/OP/RC Attended

Date and Place

Level Name of the Conference/ Seminar / Workshop

Place

29-08-2013 State level Seminar

Research methods and techniques

GFGC, Tiptur

18-09-2013 National level seminar

Stress management in corporate sector-issues and challenges






Insurance service in India – Trends and Challenges

JSS College, Ooty Road,

Mysore

17-10-2014

18-10-2014

Faculty Development

program

Contemporary Techniques of Teaching and Research in

Finance

Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering, Dept. of

Business administration, Mysore

22, 23-04-2015

National Level Service Sector- The Engine of Growth for Indian Inc- the convergence of Ideas

Government College for Women, Mandya

04-9-2015 National Level Emerging Markets and their Emergence in an Era of Globalization- Its impact on Indian Economy

PALLAGATTI ADAVAPPA ARTS AND COMMERCE FIRST GRADE COLLEGE, TIPTUR, Tumkuru.

07-09-2015

TO

04-10-2015

Orientation Programme

UGC-Sponsored Orientation Programme- Human Resource Development Centre (HRDC)

Mysore University.

10-08-2016 International Level

How to do a good Ph.D? SJCE College, Mysore

15th September

2017

Workshop New Regimes of Indian Business Environment

DOS in Commerce, UOM, MGM and ICSI of Mysore

28-10-2017 State Level Exploring research avenues VVFGC, Mysore

06 to 27 December

2017

Refresher Course

Commerce Bangalore University, Bangalore

98

Neelakanta, Assistant Professor

Seminar/Conferences/Workshop Attended Date and

Place Level Name of the Conference/ Seminar

/ Workshop Place

11-02-2012 State level seminar

Microorganisms as biofuel: An alternative energy resource and its

marketing

Mandavya college , mandya

17-02-2012 18-02-2012


9th Convention of Federation of Teachers Councils of Commerce and Management in Karnataka &

State level Conference

Senate bhavan , Mysore


Emerging service sector in india: issues and challenges

PES Evening College, Mandya


Stress management in corporate sector-issues and challenges






Insurance service in India – Trends and Challenges

JSS College, Ooty Road,

Mysore 17-10-2014 18-10-2014

Faculty Development

program

Contemporary Techniques of Teaching and Research in Finance

Vidyavardhaka College of

Engineering, Dept. of Business

administration, Mysore

22, 23-04-2015

National Level

Service Sector- The Engine of Growth for Indian Inc- the

convergence of Ideas

Government College for Women, Mandya

University Level

Workshop on “Syllabi of Fifth and Sixth Semesters of B.Com. and

BBM conducted


25, 26-09-2015

National Level

Micro Finance in India- Issues and Challenges

Shanti College, Malavalli, Mandya.

12-06-2016 University Level

NSS-Empanelled training Vishwamanava International Hostel.

UOM 30, 31-05-

2016 National

Level Revisiting NSS-A SWOT

perspective Maharaja College,

Mysore 15-07-2016 University

Level PEDAGOGIC issues on Banking,

Insurance & Accounting D.Banumaiah’s College, Mysore

10-08-2016 International Level

How to do a good Ph.D? SJCE College, Mysore

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19 to 23rd December

2016

International Level

Inclusive and Sustainable economic development-Role of commerce

DOS in Commerce, MGM, UOM

1 to 3rd Feb, 2017

International Level

Green Banking : Perceptions and challenges

Mangalore University, Mangalore

20 to 25th March 2017

National Level

GIAN course on XBRL MGM, UOM

15th September

2017

Workshop New Regimes of Indian Business Environment

DOS in Commerce, UOM, MGM and ICSI

of Mysore 28-10-2017 State Level Exploring research avenues VVFGC, Mysore

Member in Academic Bodies SL. NO.

Particulars

01. BOE member in Government Autonomous College, Mandya. 2015-16

Special Lectures/Resource Person SL. NO.

PARTICULARS

01. Coaching given to UGC - NET exam aspirants on Logical Reasoning in UGC Sponsored program organized by Government College for Women, Mandya, from 22nd May 2013 to 22nd June 2013 on selected days.

02. Coaching given to UGC - NET exam aspirants on General paper and Financial Management in UGC Sponsored program organized by JSS Womens’ College, Kollegala, from.

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Dr. G.V Narasimhan, Assistant Professor Research Publications Sl. No.

TITLE PUBLISHER ISBN/ ISSN

PLACE DATE/ YEAR

1. Impact of Globalization on Banking Services in India

Journal of Development and Social Change.

ISSN 2231 -0991

Mysore July – Oct. 2012

2. Mutual Funds – A Change in Indian Investment Perspective

Southern Economist

ISSN 0038 -4046

Bangalore February 15, 2013

3. Analysis of Training Needs Assessment and Implementation – A Comparative study of Public and Private Sector Banks

Indian Journal of Commerce and Management Studies

ISSN 2240 – 0310

Nasik MH State

Sept. 2014

4. A Study on Evaluating the Effectiveness of Training in Public sector Banks

International Journal of Exclusive Management Research

ISSN 2249 – 2585

Bangalore Jan. 2015

5. Cross-Cultural Training for International Communication

SDMIMD ISBN: 978-81-

922146-4-1

Mysore 2012

6. Activity Based Costing – Issues and Challenges


922146-6-5

Mysore 2013

7. The Effectiveness of Training in Banking Sector – A Case study of State Bank of Mysore


922146-5-8

Mysore 2013

8. Human Resource Accounting in India – An Analytical Study


83302-02-4

Mysore 2014

9. An Empirical Study on Factors Influencing Transfer of Training

VVCE ISBN – 978-93-

83241-55-2

Mysore 2014

10. Training Needs Identification for Effective Training Program – A Comparative Study


83302-01-7

Mysore 2014

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Paper Presentations SL. NO

PROGRAM

TITLE ORGANIZER

PLACE DATE TITLE OF THE PAPER

2011-12 (01st July 2011 to 30th June 2012)

1. National Seminar

Impact of Globalization

On Indian Service Sector

LBS Govt. First Grade

College

Bangalore

19th March 2012

Impact of Globalization on Banking Services in

India 2012-13

(01st July 2012 to 30th June 2013) 2. International

Conference Managing

Human Resources at the

Workplace

SDMIMD Mysore 14th &15th Dec.2012

Cross-Cultural Training For International

Communication 3. National

Conference Foreign Direct Investment –

Perspectives and Challenges

Teresian College

Mysore 17th April 2013

Foreign Direct Investment in

Indian Banking Sector

2013-14 (01st July 2013 to 30th June 2014)

4. International Conference

Emerging Trends in

Finance and Accounting

SDMIMD Mysore 9th &10th August 2013

Activity Based Costing – Issues and Challenges

5. National Seminar

Stress Management in

Corporate Sector – Issues and Challenges

SAC College of

Arts, Commerce

and Science

Nagamangala

18th September

2013

Stress Management in Banking Sector – A Study on Public Sector

Bank 6. International

Conference Managing

Human Resources at the

Workplace

SDMIMD Mysore 13th &14th December

2013

The Effectiveness of Training in

Banking Sector – A Case study of State Bank

of Mysore

102

7. State level Seminar

Insurance Service in India – Trends and Challenges

JSS College of

Arts, Commerce

and Science

Mysore 8th February

2014


Insurance Sector

2014-15 (01st July 2014 to 30th June 2015)


Emerging Trends in

Finance and Accounting

SDMIMD Mysore 22nd & 23rd

August 2014

Human Resource

Accounting in India – An Analytical

study 9. National

Conference Contemporary

Issues in Management – Challenges and

Advances in Emerging Markets

Vidyavardhaka

College of Engineerin

g

Mysore 27th September

2014

An Empirical Study on Factors

Influencing Transfer of Training


Managing Human

Resources at the Workplace

SDMIMD Mysore 5th & 6th December

2014

Training Needs Identification for Effective

Training Program – A Comparative

Study 11. National

Seminar Service Sector: The Engine of

Growth for Indian Inc – The Convergence of

Ideas

Government College for Women

Mandya 22nd & 23rd April

2015

Performance of Insurance

companies in India – A

Comparative Study of LIC and Private Insurance

Companies

103

2015-16 (01st July 2015 to 30th June 2016)

12. National Conference

Microfinance in India –

Emerging Issues and Challenges

Shanthi Arts,

Science and

Commerce College

Malavalli 25th and 26th

September 2015

Performance of Microfinance institution and Commercial

Bank – A Comparative case analysis


Managing Human



2015

Impact of Training on Job Satisfaction – An Empirical Investigation

2016-17 (01st July 2016 to 30th June 2017)


Managing Human



2016

Analysis of Training

Design and Implementation

– A Comparative

study of Banking Sector

15. National Seminar

Emerging Trends in

Accounting and Taxation

Teresian College

Mysore 20th and 21st April

2017

XBRL – A New Paradigm

of Financial Reporting

2017-18 (01st July 2017 to 30th June 2018)

16. National Conference

70th All India Commerce

Conference – “Remonetisation : Politics vis-à-vis Economics”

Indian Commerce Associatio

n and IIS

University

Jaipur

Rajastan

12th to 14th

October 2017

An Analytical Study on Effect

of Demonetization

104

Seminar/Conferences/Workshop/OP/RC Attended SL. NO.

TITLE ORGANIZER


1. Impact of Globalization On

Indian Service Sector

LBS Govt. First Grade

College

Bangalore 19th March 2012

Impact of Globalization on Banking Services

in India 2. Managing Human


SDMIMD Mysore 14th &15th Dec.2012

Cross-Cultural Training For International

Communication 3. Foreign Direct

Investment – Perspectives and

Challenges

Teresian College



Indian Banking Sector

4. Emerging Trends in Finance and Accounting

SDMIMD Mysore 9th &10th August 2013

Activity Based Costing – Issues and Challenges

5. Stress Management in Corporate Sector –

Issues and Challenges

SAC College of Arts,

Commerce and Science

Nagamangala

18th September

2013

Stress Management in Banking Sector – A Study on Public

Sector Bank 6. Managing Human


SDMIMD Mysore 13th &14th December

2013

The Effectiveness of Training in

Banking Sector – A Case study of State

Bank of Mysore 7. Insurance Service in

India – Trends and Challenges

JSS College of Arts,


Mysore 8th February

2014


Insurance Sector

8. Emerging Trends in Finance and Accounting

SDMIMD Mysore 22nd & 23rd August 2014

Human Resource Accounting in India

– An Analytical study

9. Contemporary Issues in Management – Challenges and

Advances in Emerging Markets

Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering


2014

An Empirical Study on Factors Influencing Transfer of Training

105

10. Managing Human Resources at the

Workplace


2014

Training Needs Identification for

Effective Training Program – A

Comparative Study 11. Service Sector: The

Engine of Growth for Indian Inc – The

Convergence of Ideas

Government College for

Women

Mandya 22nd & 23rd April 2015

Performance of Insurance

companies in India – A Comparative Study of LIC and Private Insurance

Companies 12. Microfinance in India

– Emerging Issues and Challenges

Shanthi Arts, Science and Commerce

College

Malavalli 25th and 26th

September 2015

Performance of Microfinance institution and

Commercial Bank – A Comparative

case analysis 13. Managing Human



2015

Impact of Training on Job Satisfaction

– An Empirical Investigation

14. Managing Human Resources at the

Workplace


2016

Analysis of Training Design

and Implementation – A Comparative study of Banking

Sector 15. Emerging Trends in

Accounting and Taxation

Teresian College

Mysore 20th and 21st April

2017

XBRL – A New Paradigm of

Financial Reporting 16. 70th All India

Commerce Conference –

“Remonetisation : Politics vis-à-vis

Economics”

Indian Commerce Association

and IIS

University

Jaipur

Rajastan

12th to 14th October

2017

An Analytical Study on Effect of Demonetization

17. Research paper and Article Publications

Sri Sai Ram Institute of

Management Studies

Chennai 9th March 2011

-

106

18. Research Report Writing

Sri Sai Ram Institute of

Management Studies

Chennai 10th March 2011

-

19. Women and work: Policies towards

Economic Inclusion

Centre for Women’s Studies,

Manasagangotri

Mysore 21st and 22nd March

2011

-

20. Dimensions of Urbanization and

Development in India

SBRR Mahajana

First Grade College

Mysore 24th and 25th March

2011

-

21. Achieving Organizational

Excellence through Business Education-


Teachers Councils of Commerce

and Management

Mysore 17th and 18th

February 2012

-

22. Emerging Service Sector in India –


PES Evening College

Mandya 20th April 2013

-

23. Infrastructure Development in India: Issues and

Challenges

Vijaya First Grade

College

Pandavapura

27th September

2013

-

24. Methodological challenges in Management

Research Techniques

Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering

Mysore 23rd November

2013

-

25. Literature Review Department of Library Science, MGM

Mysore 19th December

2013

-

26. Research Methodology course in Social Sciences

Sir M.V.P.G.Cen

tre, Tubinakere

Mandya 24th to 28th March, 2014

-

27. Entrepreneurship Awareness

PES College of Science, Arts and

Commerce

Mandya 14th March 2014

-

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28. Challenges and career opportunities

in Banking and Insurance Sector

Sree Nataraja Residential First Grade College for

Women

Mysore 23rd March 2015

-

29. NAAC Awareness IQAC of UOM

Mysore 24th & 25th August ’15

-

30. Syllabus Revision of B.com /BBM courses

VFGC, BOS in

Commerce, Forum

Mysore 2nd & 3rd Nov. 2015

-

31. 108th Orientation Programme

UGC-HRDC University of

Mysore

Mysore 13th January

2016 to 09th February

2016

-

32. Enhancement of Total Quality of

Students / Facilitators’ Meet

SBRR Mahajana

First Grade College

Mysore 02nd March 2016

-

33. Issues & Challenges of Global Work Place

– Destination 2020

Basudev Somani College

Mysore 05th May 2016

-

34. Nurturing Academicians

towards Excellence

PES College of

Engineering

Mandya 04th July 2016 to 08th July 2016

-

35. Pedagogic Issues on Banking, Insurance

and Accounting

D.Banumaiah’s College of Commerce and Arts

Mysore 15th July 2016

-

36. Quality Enhancement in Higher Education : Issues and Concerns

UGC – HRDC and

CDC of University of

Mysore

Mysore 01st December

2016

-

37. A Credit Course on Social

Entrepreneurship

TSRRC of UOM and GIAN of MHRD

Mysore 19th to 24th December

2016

-

38. New Regimes of Indian Business

Environment

DOS in Commerce,

UOM, MGM and ICSI of

Mysore


2017

-

108

Text books authored SL. NO.

TITLE CLASS YEAR OF PUBLICATI

ON

PUBLISHER

1 JNANA JAGATTHU

UGC – NET Competitive Examination Study

Material

2011 JNANABUTHI, Mysore

2. JNANABUTHI High School Teacher’s Selection Examination

Study Book


3. JNANA SINDHOORA

UGC – NET Competitive Examination Revised

Study Material


Member in Academic Bodies SL. NO.

TYPE OF BOARD

STATUS COURSE PLACE DURATION

1. BOS Member BBA Yuvaraja’s College (Autonomous)

2012 – 2014

2. BOE Member BBA Yuvaraja’s College (Autonomous)

2013-14

3. BOE Co-opted Member

BCA Yuvaraja’s College (Autonomous)

2013-14

4. BOE Member B.Com University of Mysore 2015-16 5. BOE Member BBA Yuvaraja’s College

(Autonomous) 2016-17

6. BOE Member BBA Yuvaraja’s College (Autonomous)

2017-18

Achievements and Honors SL. NO.

PARTICULARS

1. Rapporteur for the Technical Session Titled “Business Education in 21st Century – The problems and Prospects” in UGC Sponsored National level Seminar on “Service Sector: The Engine of Growth for Indian Inc – The Convergence of Ideas ” held on 22nd and 23rd April 2015 at Government College for Women, Mandya, Karnataka.

2. Chaired a track session as part of the 4th International Conference on “Managing Human Resources at the Workplace” held on 04 and 05 December 2015 at SDM Institute for Management Development, Mysore.

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3. Chaired a track session as part of the 5th International Conference on “Managing Human Resources at the Workplace” held on 09 and 10 December 2016 at SDM Institute for Management Development, Mysore.

4. M.Com – University Rank Holder – 3rd Rank by Merit - Cash Prize winner

Special Lectures/Resource Person SL.NO. TITLE ORGANIZER PLACE DATE 1. Current Trends in Commerce

and Management Government First grade College

Melkote 6th April 2013

2. Current Trends and Career advancement

Mandavya First grade College

Mandya 20th April 2013

3. Logical Reasoning Government College for Women

Mandya 22nd May 2013

4. Avenues to Commerce graduates in the Competitive world

OB Somani College Mysore 7th February 2014

5. Competitive examination preparations

YDD Govt. First Grade College

Beluru 26th March 2015

6. UGC-NET/SLET-General paper

Govt. First Grade College for Women

Hassan 18th August 2015

7. UGC-NET/SLET-General paper

KSOU Mysore -

110

Dr. G.Parameshwari, Assistant Professor Research Publications Paper Presentations /Seminar/Conferences/Workshop/OP/RC Attended SL. NO.


1. An empirical study on factors influencing on Quality of Work Life of Life insurance agents in Mysore division”

SDMIMD Mysore 14TH AND 15TH 2012

2. Job satisfaction among the employees of Life insurance corporation of India, Mysore division”, ISBN 978-93-83241-55-2.

Department of Business Administration, Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering, Mysore.

Mysore 27th September,

2014

3. Corporate Social Responsibility in the new companies act 2013 – perspectives and challenges”

Vidhyavardhaka First Grade College, PG Centre, Mysore

Mysore 11th October 2014

4. An Overview of Sustainable Community Development” ,

Vijaya First Grade College,

Pandavapura

23rd and 24th Septemeber 2011

5. State Level Seminar on “Coalition Politics and Governance

Department of Political Science, Bharathi College

Maddur

6. “India’s role in a globalized world”

Presented a paper entitled “India’s Foreign Policy”, in 15th State Level Political science teachers conference on “India’s role in a globalized world”, organized by Karnatka University Colleges political science teachers forum, Dharwad

Dharwad 19th and 20th September 2014.

7. “Effective Marketing Mix strategies for Indian Rural Retailing”

Vidyodaya arts and Commerce first grade college,

T.Narasipura,

16th and 17th September 2011.

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8. “Foreign Direct Investment in Insurance Sector” in UGC sponsored one day State Level seminar on “Insurance Service in India – Trends & Challenges”,

JSS College of Arts, Commerce & Science, Ooty Road, Mysore.

Mysore 8th February 2014,

9. “Contribution of Life Insurance Sector for economic development of the country”

JSS College of Arts, Commerce & Science, Ooty Road, Mysore.

Mysore 8th February 2014,

10 UGC-SAP Annual Conference on the theme “Agri – Risk Management: Issues and Innovations”

Department of Studies in Commerce, University of Mysore, Mysore.

Mysore 25th March 2014

11 Two day National Workshop titled “Developments In Statistical Methods for Data Analysis excluded groups”,

Department of Statistics, Manasagangothri, Mysore

Mysore March 20th and 21st 2013

12 Two day Workshop on Statistical Analysis of Research Data

SDMIMD Mysore Mysore Feb 8&9, 2012.

13 Two day Workshop on R-Excel,

SDMIMD Mysore June 1 & 2 , 2012

14 Two day Workshop on Statistical Analysis of Research Data using SPPS,.

SDMIMD Mysore, June 9th and 10th 2012

15 Two day State level workshop on “Empowerment of young Entrepreneurs in Karnataka – Opportunities and Challenges

D.Banumaiah’s College of commerce and arts, Mysore.

Mysore 23rd and 24th January 2004,

16 Participated in the Faculty Development Program on Contemporary Techniques of Teaching and Research in Finance,

Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering,

Mysore 17th and 18th October 2014, at.

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17 Participated in 107th Orientation Programme

Academic staff college, University of Mysore, Mysore.

Mysore 07TH Sept 2015 to 4th Oct 2015 ( 24 days programme)

Text books authored SL. NO.

TITLE UNIVERSITY AND CLASS

YEAR OF PUBLICATION

01 Written a Course material for Karnataka State Open University, (KSOU) B.Com students, on Banking (Unit 13, Unit14, Unit15, and Unit 16).

KSOU 2014

Special Lectures/Resource Person

SL. NO.


1 Two – Day National Level Workshop on “Research Methodology and Data Analysis”

Post Graduate Department of Commerce, Teresian College, Mysore.

Mysore 11th and 12th November, 2014

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Girish V, Assistant Professor Research Publications Sl. No.


PLACE DATE/ YEAR

1. Demonetization and its effect on Real Estate

International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research Review (UGC Approved Journal)

E-ISSN 2395-1885

ISSN 23951877

Bangalore, India

April 2017

2. Demonetization and its effect on Banking Sector

International Organization of Scientific Research (IOSR) Journal (UGC Approved Journal)

Volume 1 e- ISSN

2278-487X and p ISSN 2319-7668

Gaziabad, UP, India

April 2017

3. Green Banking and Environment Sustainability of Private Banks in Karnataka

International Journal of Research in Commerce, Economics and Management(UGC Approved Journal)

ISSN 2231 – 4245

India July 2017

Text books authored TITLE UNIVERSITY AND

CLASS YEAR OF

PUBLICATION ISBN

Indian Financial System

Bangalore University, 1st Semester, B.Com.

2013 978-93-84494-09-4

Banking Law and Operations

Bangalore University, 2nd Semester, B.Com.

2013 978-81-929589-1-4

A Systematic Approach to Financial Accounting

Bangalore University, 1st Semester, B.Com.

2014 978-93-84494-10-0

A Systematic Approach to Advanced Financial Accounting

Bangalore University, 2nd Semester, B.Com.

2015 978-93-84494-26-1

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Paper Presentations Sl. No.

TITLE ORGANIZER LEVEL PLACE DATE/ YEAR

01. Green Banking and Environment Sustainability of Private Banks in Karnataka

Department of Commerce, Indian Social Science Congress

National Level

Mysore 19th to 23rd December,

2016

02. Demonetization and its effect on Banking Sector

Department of Commerce, Amrita Vishwa Vidya Peetham

National Mysore 7th and 8th April 2017

03. Demonetization and its effect on Real Estate

Department of Commerce, BMS College for Women.

State Bengaluru 30th April 2017

Seminar/Conferences/Workshop/OP/RC Attended SL. NO.


01. Contemporary issues in Business and Management- Challenges and Opportunities

Department of Commerce and Management, Seshadripuram Academy of Business Studies.

Kengeri Satelite Town,

Bengaluru.

23-02-2013

02. The Dawn of New Companies Act 2013- Challenges and Opportunities for Corporate Growth

Department of Commernce and Management, St Francis De Sales College.

Electronic City,

Bengaluru.

25-10-2013

03. Financial Accounting- Recent changes in 1st Semester B.Com syllabi, BU

Adarsha College Chamarajpet, Bengaluru

20-08-2014

04. How to write a Scientific Research paper

St. Claret College Bengaluru 28, 29-11-2014

05 Direct Taxes-Recent Developments (Business Taxation)

D Banumaiah College of Commerce and Arts

Mysore 21.08.2015

06 Corporate Tax Planning Maharani Women’s Commerce and Management College

Mysore 26.08.2015

07 Service Sector- The Engine of Growth for Indian Inc- the convergence of Ideas

Government College for Women

Mandya 22, 23-04-2015

115

Dr. Savitha V, Assistant Professor Research Publications SL. NO.

TITLE PUBLISHER ISBN/ISSN PLACE DATE/YEAR

1. “Role of Self Help Groups on the Development of Women Enterpreneurs – A study of Mysore District, Karnataka State”

International Journal of Research in Commerce and Management

ISSN : 0976 – 2183

4 April 2012

2. Evaluation of Major problems faced by the Members of Self help Groups : A study of Mysore District”

International Journal of Research in Applied,’ National and Social Sciences

ISSN :2321-8851

Jun. 2014.

3. “Self Employed Women

Workers : Challenges and

Problems”

International Journal of Innovative Research and Advanced Studies

ISSN :2394-4404

March 2015

4. “Evaluation of Major problems Faced by the members of Self Help Groups : A study of Mysore District,”

International Journal of Research in Applied and Management Science

ISSN 2321-8851.

June 2014

Conferences/Workshop/Seminar/OP Attended

SL. NO.

TITLE ORGANIZER PLACE DATE TITLE OF THE PAPER

1. UGC sponsored Two day National Level Seminar on “Customer Relationship Management in Banking Industry”

JSS College for Women, Mysore

Mysore 28th & 29th Sept. 2010

The Impact of Customer

Relationship implementation

in Banking Industry

2. InternationalConference on “Re-Emerging of Management Education”

KSOU Mysore 8th and 9th April 2011

Industry University Interface –

SWOT Analysis

116

3. National Seminar on “Marketing Revolution: Emerging Trends in Retail Marketing”

Vidyodaya Arts and Commerce

First Grade College

T. Narasipura

16th & 17th September

2011

Changing behaviour of

Retail customer – A study in Mysore City

4. National Seminar on “Community Empowerment and Sustainable Development”

Vijaya First Grade College

Pandavapura 23rd and 24th

September 2011

Performance Evaluation of

self help Groups in Mysore City

5. National Conference on “Entrepreneurship and Business Development in India Issues and Cases”

Kovsali Institute of

Management, Studies

Karnataka University

Dharwad 4th & 5th Nov. 2011

Socio-Economic background and status of Women Entrepreneurship

– A study in Mysore district

6. National Conference on “Innovations and Challenges in Business Horizokns’

Tumkur University

Tumkur 2nd & 3rd Dec. 2011

Employee Retention in IT

Industry : A Study of Mysore

District 7. National Conference on

“HR at the Modern Workplace”

SDM IMD Mysore 16th & 17th Dec. 2011

The Impact of training on Employee development – An overview

8. National Conference on “Innovative Paradigms

in contemporary Management

S.B. Jain Institute of Technology Management and Research

Nagpur 28th Jan. 2012

Role of Self Help Groups in

Women Entrepreneurship through Micro

finance-A Study of Mysore

District 9. One day State level

Seminar on “Emerging Trends in Service

Sector”



__

10. One day State Level seminar on “Climate Change and Environmental Issues”

Maharaja’s College

Mysore. 18th Feb,2011,

__

11. Two day National Conference on “Women and Work : Policies towards, Economic Inclusion” held on organised by,

Centre for Women’s Studies, University of Mysore

Mysore. 21st and 22nd March 2011

__

117

12. Two day National Seminar on “Dimensions of Urbanisation and Development in India” held on organised by

SBRR Maharaja First Grade College,.

Mysore 24th & 25th March 2011

__

13. UGC sponsored National Conference on Applications of Mathematics and Statistics held on at,.

Yuvaraja’s College

Mysore March 25th & 26th 2011

__

14. National Conference on “Information _ and Higher Education in Digital Environment”

DOS in library and Information Science KSOU

Mysore March 30, 2011

__

15. Two day National Conference on Decentralised Governance and Rural Development

IDS, UOM Mysore 13-14 May 2011

__

16. International Conference on “Open and Distance Learning in Global Environment – Issues and challenges held on organised by, Mysore.

KSOU Mysore 21 to 23 Sept. 2011

__

17. National Conference on “Innovations and Challenges in Business Horizons”

Tumkur University

Tumkur 2nd and 3rd December 2011

__

18. Two day State conference on “Regional Imbalance Banking Industry and Inclusive Growth in Karnataka / India : A Focus on 12th Five Year Plan

Centre for the Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy University of Mysore

Mysore 5th

December 2011

__

19. National Conference on “FDI Issues in Indian Retail Sector”

S.D.M. College of Engineering and Technology

Dharwad 20th Jan. 2012

__

20. National Conference on Rural Transformation and Developmental

Manipal Institute of

Manipal Jan. 21-22, 2012.

__

118

Perspectives : Managerial Challenges

Management

21. State Level Conference on “Achieving organisational Excellence through Business Education Issues and challenges”

DOS in Commerce and BIMS

Mysore 17th and 18th Feb, 2012

__

22. UGC sponsored National Level Seminar on “Human Rights” : Issues and Challenges”


Mysore 22nd Feb 2013

__

23. UGC sponsored National Seminar on Financial Inclusion

Basudev Somani ollege

Mysore 28th and 29th March 2014

__

24. ICSSR Sponsored National Conference on “Financial Inclusion for Sustainable Development”

DOS in Commerce and Management, KSOU

Mysore 6th & 7th Dec. 2014

__

25. International Seminar on “Exploring Social Business opportunities India and Uganda Experience with micro finance and others”

Mahajana’s College

Mysore on 2nd January 2016

__

26. Two day National Seminar on “Empowering Women through Skill Development Challenges and Opportunities”

centre for Study of Social Exclusion and Inclusive policy,UOM

Mysore July 1st and 2nd 2016

__

27. National Seminar on “Insurance Education in India : Challenges and opportunities” organised by Mysore on

DOS in Commerce, University of Mysore,

Mysore 11th July, 2016.

__

28. One day University level workshop on Research Methodology

Government First Grade College Kuvempunagar

Mysore 11th Aug. 2012.

__

119

29 Two day Workshop on Statistical Analysis of Research Data using SPSS

SDMIMD Mysore June 9th and 10th 2012

__

30. 10 days National Level Training Programme on Research Methodology for Ph.D Scholars in Social Science

Dept. Of Studies and Research in Commerce, UOM

Mysore 20th to 29th Jan. 2014

__

31. Two day National level workshop on “Research Methodology and Data Analysis” held on, Organised by, Mysore

Teresian College

Mysore 11th and 12th Nov. 2014

__

32. One day workshop on “Translation as an Empowering Instrument for the college Teachers

Maharaja’s College

Mysore 31st March 2015

__

33. One day Unviersity level workshop on “Electronic Information Resources for Teaching and Research”

MMK & SDM Mahila Mahavidyalaya

Mysore 19th Dec,. 2015

__

34. 8 day Workshop on “Research Data Analysis using SPSS and R Statistics” organised by, held on.

University Computer Centre, Manasagangotri

Mysore 11th July 2016 to 19th July 2016

__

35. One Week National Level Workshop cum conference on “Panel Data Economitics”

DOS in Economics and Co-operation Manasagangotri

Mysuru 12-18 August, 2016

__

36. FDP on “Creating a conducire learning Environment”.

DOS in Commerce, UOM

Mysore 1st Oct. 2016.

__

120

37. Emerging Trends in

Accounting and

Taxation

PG Department

of Commerce

Teresian

College

Mysuru 20-21

April 2017

---

38. New Regimes of Indian

Business Environment

DOS in

Commerce

University of

Mysore

Mysuru 15 th Sep

2017

__

121

Dr. Amruthavarshini V, Assistant Professor Research Publications SL. NO.

TITLE PUBLISHER ISBN/ISSN PLACE DATE/YEAR

1. Microinsurance in the Indian

financial Market

SDMIMD ISBN No: 978-81-

922146-2-7

Mysore August 2012

2. Microinsurance Policy: A Necessary Tool for Financial Inclusion and Poverty Alleviation

Excel India Publishers

ISBN No: 978-93-

82062-59-2

Bangalore September 2012

3. Micro Insurance: A New Paradigm in Financial Inclusion

Gyan Publishing House

ISBN No: 978-81-212-

1182-6

Mysore October 2012

4. A Study on Life Micro Insurance in Mysore City

Indian Journal of Commerce & Management Studies

ISSN No: 2249-0310

Maharashtra September 2013

5. Penetration of Micro Insurance-A Study

Global Research Analysis

ISSN No: 2277-8160

Ahemadabad November 2013

6. FDI in Indian Retail Sector: A Conceptual Study

Indian Journal of Applied Research

ISSN No: 2249-555X

Ahemadabad January 2014

7. Micro Insurance: A new instrument in the Indian Insurance Sector


ISSN No: 2249-555X

Ahemadabad February 2014

8. An Evaluation of E-Banking Services in Selected Nationalised Banks in Mysore City

Paripex-Indian Journal of Research

ISSN No:2250-

1991

Ahemadabad April 2014

9. Role of Micro Finance in India-A Study


ISSN No: 2249-555X

Ahemadabad June 2014

122

10. Work-life Balance Among Women Employees in Banking Sector-A Study at State Bank of Mysore

Tactful Management

ISSN No. 2319-7935

July 2014

11. The Determinants of Health Micro Insurance Demand-An Empirical Study

International Journal of Multidisciplinary Educational Research

ISSN No.2277-

7881

Andhra Pradesh

July 2014

Conferences/Workshop/Seminar/OP Attended SL. NO.

TITLE ORGANIZER


1. Emerging Trends in Finance & Accounting

SDMIMD Mysore 3rd & 4th August 2012

Microinsurance in the Indian

financial Market 2. Public policy and

Governance 2012 (PPG 2012)

IISC Bangalore 4th to 6th September

Microinsurance Policy: A

Necessary tool for financial Inclusion

and Poverty Alleviation

3. Financial Inclusion in India: Issues and

Challenges

Centre for Study of Social

Exclusion and Inclusive Policy

Mysore 9th & 10th October

2012

Micro Insurance: A New Paradigm

in Financial Inclusion

4. New paradigms and Perspectives for

business excellence

Tumkur university

Tumkur 4th August2012

New dimension in performance

appraisal system A study at KSRTC

Karnataka state 5. Managerial

challenges in implementing the

Aadhaar program in India

Amrita Vishwa

vidyapeetham


Micro insurance :An essential ingredient of

financial inclusion package

123

6. Insurance Service in India – Trends and

Challenges

JSS College of Arts,


Mysore 8th February 2014

Micro insurance :A new vista in Insurance sector

7. Financial Inclusion Basudev Somani college

Mysore 28th &29th March 2014

Micro finance A conceptual study

8. Achieving organisational

Excellence through Business Education

–Issues and Challenges


Mysore 17th &18 February

-

9. Innovation in management

Practices

Kristu Jayanti College

Bangalore 20th &21th April 2012

10. Entrepreneurship Awareness

P.E.S college of science ,Arts &

commerce Mandya

Mandya 14th March 2014

11. Agri-Risk Management: Issues

and Innovations



12. Research Data Analysis using

SPSS 16.0


Mysore 12th to 22nd February

2013

13. Modern Trends in Research

Methodology Part-II

SBRR Mahajana First Grade College


14. Tackle a Literature Review


Mysore 30th November

2013

15. Training Programme On Research Methodology For PhD Scholars In Social Sciences


Mysore 20th to 29th January 2014

16. Application of SPSS in Research

Data Analysis

SBRR Mahajana First Grade College


-

124

17. Financial Derivatives

T.T.L College of Business

Management

Mysore 2nd &3rd April 2014

18. Emerging Trends in Accounting and Taxation

PG

Department of

Commerce

Teresian

College

Mysuru 20-21 April

2017

---

19. New Regimes of Indian Business Environment

DOS in

Commerce

University of

Mysore

Mysuru 15 th Sep 2017

__

125

Shruthi S, Assistant Professor Research Publications

SL. NO.

TITLE PUBLISHER

ISBN/ISSN PLACE DATE/YEAR

1. Role of Human Resource Development Programme on Employee Performance

in Organization

Vellore Institute of Technology on Emerging Markets & Issues in Management”

ISBN Number 978-93-5104-

881-7

Vellore 19th and 20th April 2013

2. “coping with work stress in today’s uncertain climate: A study on perception of teachers in Higher education”

SDMIMD ISBN Number 978-81-

922146-4-1

Mysore 14th& 15Th Dec 2012

3. Organizational Climate and its impact on employee productivity

VVCE ISBN Number 978-93-83241-

55-2

Mysore 2014

4. Impact of IFRS on the quality of financial information in India

VVFGC ISBN Number 978-93- 5254-

333- 5.

Mysore March 2016

Conferences/Workshop/Seminar/OP Attended SL. NO.

TITLE ORGANIZER PLACE DATE TITLE OF THE PAPER

1. Emerging Sectors: Growth, Drivers for

Indian Economy

M.S.Ramaiah Institute of management

Bangalore 8th March, 2013 Impact of FDI in Indian

Retail Sector 2. International seminar

on Accounting & Research

Central College

Bangalore 16th& 17th December, 2016

Impact of IFRS adoption on the quality of financial

information: A study on Infosys

Technologies Ltd.

126

3. Insurance Education

in India: Challenges

& Opportunities

Department of

studies in

Commerce,

MGM, Mysore

Mysore 11th July 2016 -

4. Commodity Futures

Market

Department of

studies in

Commerce,

MGM, Mysore

Mysore 13th& 14th

March 2015

-

5. Contemporary

Techniques of

Teaching & Research

in Finance

VVCE Mysore 17th& 18th

October, 2014

-

6. Retail Sector in India:

Opportunities &

Challenges

Tumkur

University

Tumkur 25th August

2012

-

7. Syllabus Revision of

B.Com/B.B.M

Courses

VFGC, BOS in

Commerce,

Forum

Mysore 2nd& 3rd

November, 2015

-

8. Corporate Social

Responsibility in the

New Companies Act

2013-Perspectives &

Challenges

VVFGC Mysore 11th October,

2014

-

9. International

Financial Reporting

Standards

Hema

Gangothri

Hassan 14th November,

2014

-

10. Management

Development

Program Inferential

Statistics Using SPSS

SDMIMD Mysore 31st May, 2014 -

11. Managing Non Profit

Organizations

Vidya Vikas

First Grade

College, PG

Centre

Mysore 14th& 15th May,

2011

-

12. Research

Methodology and

Data Analysis

Teresian

College

Mysore 11th& 12th

November, 2014

-

13. Methodological

Challenges in

Management

Research Techniques

VVCE Mysore 23rd November,

2013

-

127

14. Creating a Conducive

Learning

Environment

Department of

studies in

Commerce,

MGM, Mysore

Mysore 1st October,

2016

-

15. Digital Economy in India- a challenges

ahead

Vidya Vardaka First Grade

College

Mysore 18th February, 2017

16. Documentations and Preparation for

NAAC Assessment under revised system


College

Mysore 7th Octorber, 2017

17. Consolidation of Banking Sector in India- Charting the

Future


College

Mysore 14th October, 2017

18. Emerging Trends in Accounting and Taxation

PG

Department

of Commerce

Teresian

College

Mysuru 20-21

April

2017

---

128

PG Department of Commerce Academic and Research Activities of PG Department of Commerce Faculty Dr. K.Vasudeva Murthy, HOD & Co-ordinator No. of Conference / Seminar attended

Sl No. Title Organised by Held on

1 All India Commerce Conference Department of Studies in

Commerce, Manasagangotri Mysore

2 UGC-SAP Annual Conference on “Agri-Risk Management : Issues and Innovations”

Department of Studies in Commerce,

Manasagangotri Mysore

March 2014

3 UGC Sponsored National seminar on “FINANCIAL INCLUSSION”

Basudeva Somani College Mysore

March 2014

4 Two days workshop on ‘Academic Administration’ UGC Academic Staff

Training College, Manasagangothri, Mysore

15th & 16th of

Oct 2014

Organised One day state Level conference on ‘Entrepreneurship Awareness’ held on 14th March 2014 at P.G. Department of Commerce, P.E.S College Mandya.

129

UMESHA S, Assistant Professor Research Publication

International conference SL.NO. TITLE PUBLISHER ISBN/ISSN PLACE DATE

01 “PROBLEMS AND CHALLENGES TO ADOPT IFRS IN INDIA”

P.G Department of commerce

Sithadevi Ratanchad

Nahar Adarsha college-

Bangalore

“Recent Trends in Business

Management and tourism” Volume 01.

Issue 09 PP32-33

BANGLORE April 2014

National Level Seminar 02. “Impact of shopping

malls on small shop keepers: An empirical analysis of Mysore city”.


ISSN MYSORE 8th may 2015

03 Role of Microfinance in women empowerment in Karnataka with Reference to Mandya District

Govt. College for Women

ISBN 978-81-

910230-5-3

Mandya April 2016

04. A study on Consumer perception towards E-Banking in Mandya City

P.E.S College

Mandya.

ISBN Mandya 11-02-2017

Conference/Workshop/Seminar Attended SL No.

Title Organizer Place Date

1 Contemporary areas in business studies Govt. College, Mandya

, Mandya Jan 2010

2 Two days workshop on ‘Personality development’

Govt. College, Mandya

, Mandya April 2010

3 One day state level conference on ‘Competitive Strategies in International Marketing’

PBM, Mahajana’s, Mysore

Mysore Feb 2013

4 One day workshop on ‘Methodological Challenges in Management Research Techniques’

Vidyavardhaka College of

Engineering Mysore

Mysore Sept 2014

130

5 UGC-SAP Annual Conference on “Agri-Risk Management : Issues and Innovations”

Department of Studies in Commerce

Manasagangotri Mysore

Mysore March 2014

6 UGC Sponsored National seminar on “FINANCIAL INCLUSSION”


Mysore March 2014

7 VANIJYA SAMMELANA Proceedings of the international conference

On Recent Trends in Business Management and tourism

P.G Department of commerce Sithadevi

Ratanchad Nahar Adarsha college-

Bangalore

Bangalore April 2014

8 UGC sponsored Two-Day National level workshop on “Research Methodology and Data Analysis”

P.G Department of Commerce,

Terresian college, Mysore

Mysore Nov 2014

9 Service sector – The Engine of Growth for Indian Inc – The convergence of Ideas

Govt. College for Womens, Mandya

Mandya 22nd &23rd April, 2015

10 New vistas and horizons in commerce Basudeva Somani College Mysore

Mysore 8th may 2015

11 Corporate social responsibility : company Act 2013

Vidyavardhaka P.G centre , Mysore

Mysore 2015

12 CSR- Issues and Challenges Nataraja college Mysore 16 th Sept. 2015

13 Micro Finance in India : Issues and challenges

P.G Department of Commerce ,

Shanthi college, Malavalli

Malavalli 25th &26th

sept 2015

14 IND AS- A Road Map of IFRS in India Vidyavardhaka P.G centre , Mysore

Mysore 18 th & 19th

March 2016

15 Emerging Trends in Banking Sector- Issues and Challenges”

P.E.S P.G Department of

Commerce

Mandya 11-2-2017

16 One Day National Level Conference on “Digital Economy in India: The Challenges Ahead”


Mysore 18th Feb, 2017

131

17 “Consolidation of Banking Sector In India: Charting The Future”


Mysore 14th Oct 2017

18 “Exploring Research Avenues” Vidyavardhaka P.G centre , Mysore

Mysore 28 Oct 2017

19 “Non-performing Assets – Regulatory Measures”

Bharathi College, P.G centre ,

Bharathinagara

Bharathinagara 20 January 2018

Guest Lecture And Resource Person SL.NO. TITLE ORGANIZER PLACE DATE 01 Computer Application

in Commerce P.G Department of Commerce , Shanthi college.

Malavalli 25th May 2013

02 Emerging Issues in Commerce

Aksara Academy Chamaraj Nagar

15th Sept 2015

Seminar/Conferences/Workshops Organized One Day State Level Conference on “Entrepreneurship Awareness” was organized by P.G Department of Commerce on 14-03-2014 at Placement Hall, P.E.S Engineering campus, Mandya. UGC- sponsored one Day State Level Seminar on “Emerging Trends in Banking Sector- Issues and Challenges” was organized by P.G and U.G Department of Commerce on 11-02-2017 at Swamy Vivekananda Rangamandira, P.E.S college campus, Mandya.

Achievements And Honors SL.NO. PARTICULARS 01 Recognized in cultural and other events: solo Dance programmer cum

choreographer, mimicry and other entailment programme since 2011.

Got first place in mono acting 2010 (District level).

02 Honored by Govt. high school soonagahalli in Old students association

programme.

03 Guidelines for competitive exams(FDA,SDA, TET, NET/SLET).Honored by Aksara Academy in Chamaraj Nagar.

(It was published in news paper)

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SREENIVASA H Assistant Professor


SL No.


1 One day seminar on “emerging trend in commerce business and economy”

PBM Mahajana P.G.centre, Mysore

Mysore may 2011

2 One day national level seminar on” stress management in corporate sector –issues and challenges.”

Sri Adichunchanagiri college, Nagamangala,

Nagamangala September 2013

3 One day national level seminar on” infrastructure development in India : issue and challenges”

Vijaya first grade college, pandavapura

Pandavapura September 2013

4 Two days national level seminar on “Financial inclusion a”

Basudev somani college, mysore.

Mysore March 2014

5 One day national level seminar on “ water management a solution for urban and rural India”

Govt. college for women , Mandya

Mandya October 2014

6 One day State Level Workshop on “Exploring Research Avenues”

Vidyavardhka First Grade College.

Mysore

Mysore October 2017

PRAMOD K Assistant Professor


SL No.

Title Organizer Date

1 “Infrastructure Development in India : Issues and Challenges”

Vijaya First Grade College. Pandavapura

27th September 2013

2 “Emerging Trends in Banking Sector- Issues and Challenges”

P.E.S College of Science,

Arts and Commerce. Mandya

11th February 2017

3 “Goods and Services Tax(GST)

Vidyodaya Arts & Commerce First Grade College.

T.Narasipura

12th September 2017

4 “New Regimes of Indian Business Environment”

Department of Studies in Commerce University of

Mysore

15th September 2017

5.

One day State Level Workshop on “Exploring Research

Avenues”

Vidyavardhka First Grade College. Mysore

28th October 2017

6. “Non Performing Assets Regulatory measures”

Bharathi College. K.M. Doddi

20th January 2018

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MAHADEVASWAMY N S Assistant Professor

Research Publication

International conference SL. NO.


PLACE DATE

01 Issues and challenges in debt derivative market in India

Debt & debt derivatives

markets,Dept of commerce, school of

management, pondicherry university,

pondicherry

PONDICHERRY 23rd and 24 January

2014


SL No.


1 Placement Training Basudev Somani College

Mysoru October 2010

2 Two day UGC Sponsored state level seminar “Emerging Trends in the world economy & managerial challenges”

JSS college for woman

Kollegala 29th &30th march 2011

3 64th All India Commerce Conference Pondicherry university

Pondicherry 13-15 Dec 2011

4 One day workshop on ‘Stock and commodity market”

Department of commerce

Pondicherry march 2013

5 One day workshop “Author Workshop” Springer and Ananda Rangapillai

library

Pondicherry Feb 2014

6 Two days Conference on “International Taxation”


Pondicherry 22nd & 23rd Jan

2015 7 Two day workshop on “Commodity

Future Market” Department of Studies in Commerce Manasagangotri Mysore

Mysore 13th &14th Mar 2015

8 Two day MCX-IPF Sponsored Faculty

Development Program ”Commodity Derivatives Market”


Pondicherry 23rd &24th March 2017

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9 Exploring research avenues Vidyavardaka pg center mysoru

Mysore 28th October

10 People connect networking for sustainable development

St. claret college Bengaluru 10th nov 2017

Paper Publication

International conference SL.NO. TITLE PUBLISHER ISBN/ISSN VOLUME DATE

01 An Empirical study on Sharpe’s Single Index Model for Optimal Portfolio Construction

The IASMS Journal of Business Spectrum

ISSN 0974-8016

VII No.1 January 2014

MOHAN KUMAR S M Assistant Professor


SL No.


1 One Day State Level Workshop on “ Placement Training”

Basudev Somani College.

Mysore October 2010

2 Two days Faculty Development program on “ Commodity Derivatives Market”

Pondicherry University.

Pondicherry March 2017

3 One Day State Level Seminar on “

Strategies for Improving College Teaching and Learning”

GFGC

Bannur March 2017

4 One day State Level Workshop on “Exploring Research Avenues”

Vidyavardhka First Grade College

Mysore October 2017

5 One day National Seminar “Non Performing Assets (NPA)- Regulatory

Measure “

Bharathi College Bharathi Nagara

January 2018

135

Department of Kannada Dr. Sreenivasaiah N Y Assistant Professor

Conference/Workshop/Seminar/OP attended

Year State/national/regional Title of the seminars/conference/symposia

2010 National Literature Challenges In Cultural Re-Writing.

State 1) Seminar On “Kannada Literature : Recent Trends”.

2) Seminar On” Kannada Langauge And Literature : Possibilities In New Teaching”.

Regional 1) Resource Person In The Workshop On “Mysore University Degree Kannada Language Textbook Teching Methodology “

3) Workshop On “Kannada Langauge In Degree Course And Optional CBCS Syllabus And Textbook Preparation”.

2012 National 1) Seminar On “Kuvempu’s Literature “. 2) Seminar On “National Poet Kuvemu”.

State 1) Seminar On “Medivial Kannada Poetry And Classical Works And Interpretation“

2013 State 1) Seminar On “Dalit Students Union Manasagangothri And Mysore International Women’s Day Celebrations “

2015 National 1) Seminar On “DEJAGOW Baraha Usiru” State 1) Seminar On “DR. Betageri Krishnasharmara

Kavya : Kavyartha Chinthana” 2016 State 1) Participated In “Suggi Uggi” Programme And

Folklore Exhibition Programme” 2) Presented A Programme On “Tribal Cultural

Festival And Folklore Music Festival “ 3) A Programme On The Exhibition And

Relevency Of Folkgames 2017 State 1) Seminar On “Dictionary Concept , Structure

And Useful “ Regional 1) Ugc Sponsored Faculty Developement

Programme On “Contemporary Issues In Higher Education “

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S.K .VEERESHA Assistant Professor

Publications Book Name Publisher Year

Pachhetene (College Magazine)

P.E.S S.A.C.C Mandya 2005-2017

Janapada Sampradaayagalu Vijaya prakashana, Bangalore

2009

Conference/Workshop/Seminar/OP attended SL. NO.


1. Dr.Ragow Personality and Literature

Govt Womens College,Mandya

Mandya 29/03/2011

2. National level workshop Kannada Sahitya parishath

Mandya 20/06/2011 To

21/06/2011 3. National level seminar Bharathi College Bharathi Nagar 27/01/2014 4. State level seminar Dr. BETAGERI

krishnashrama Trust

Govt of Womens College, Mandya

11/04/2014 To

12/04/2014 5. National Youth Festival Govt of india

(Ministry of Youth Affairs)

Orissa (Bubhaneshwar)

12/01/2012 To

15/01/2012 6. National Youth Festival Govt of india

(Ministry of Youth Affairs)

Punjab (Ludhiyana)

08/01/2013 To

12/01/2013 7. State level seminar Dr. BETAGERI

krishnashrama Trust


11/04/2014 To

12/04/2014 8

Development of criticism in different Avenuves

Women’s university,Belgum

Hosur(Mandya) 22/03/2015

9 State level seminar Dr. BETAGERI krishnashrama Trust

PES College of science ,Mandya

21/08/2015

10 Coaching Classess for KAS,,IAS,B.ed ,D.ed, etc Competitive Exams

Krshrushik Foundation Trust

Mandya and Bangalore

2005 to till Now

11 Coaching classess for Kannada language in Non-Kanndigas (Guest lecture)

PES College of Engineering, Mandya

Mandya 2004 to 2013

12 Work shop on Janapada Aatagalu


Mysore 20-05-2016

137


Karnataka sexul Science academi

Mandya 20-08-2016

14 Nigantu Parikalpane, Rachane, Upayuktate

Karnataka Jaanapada Visvavidyalaya, Haaveri.

Shankaragowda Siksana Maha vidyalaya sabangana, mandya

19-08-2017

Achievements and Honors SL. NO.

PARTICULARS

1. NSS Officer for 4 years (2009 t0 2014)

2. Founder and Vice President in Ksheera Sagara Mithra Koota, Keelara

3. Rover Leader in College

4. Member in Karnataka Sangha-a cultural Organization

5. Member in K.V.Shankara gowda Youth organization

6. Member in K.V.Shankara gowda Educational institute

7. Kannada Sahithya Parishat

8. Organised State Level Janapada singing Competition from 17 years (till today)

under the auspicious Ksheera Sagara Mithra Koota, Keelara

9. Organized Free Plantation Programme

10. Organized state level YUVA Jana Mela

11. Editor of the Magazine YUVA SAGARA commemorating the Yuva jana Mela(state

level)

12. Editor of College Magazine Pachhe Thene Since 2005 to 2017

13. Organized State level Yuva jana Utsava programme Dec.2012

14. Enacted in placed stage KUVEMPU’S RAKTAKSHI 2011

15. Enacted in placed stage GIRSH KARNAD’S TUGHALAK 2012

16. Enacted in placed stage ASHOK BADARDINI’S ONDU SAVINA SUTTA 2012

17. Enacted in placed stage KUVEMPU’S JALAGARA 2013

18. Enacted in placed stage MANU BALIGAR’S MYLARA MAHADEVA 2014

19 Enacted in placed stage Clasical Drama KURUKSHETHTA 2015

138

CHANDRASHEKARA.C Assistant Professor


SL. NO.


1.

Sate level seminar Kannada Sahitya academy


29/03/2011

2.

National level workshop Kannada Sahitya parishath


21/06/2011 3. National level seminar Bharathi College Bharathi Nagar 27/01/2014

4.

State level seminar

Dr. BETAGERI krishnashrama Trust


11/04/2014

To 12/04/2014

5.

Water Conservation Dept of Cauvery Neeravari Nigama

Mysore 17/01/2015

6. Camp Officer Sir M Vishweshwaraia P G Center

Mandya 08-07-2015 To

14-07-2015

Deepa K.C Assistant Professor Conference/Workshop/Seminar/OP attended SL. NO.


01 Manscript Training & Averrness Camp

Kannada University, Hampi


25-4-2013 To 27-04-2013

02 Kavya Rasagrahana Workshop

Kannada Litrarary Academy

Govt. Womens College,Mandya

27-10-2014



Mandya 20-08-2016

04 Nigantu Parikalpane, Rachane, Upayuktate



19-08-2017

139

Nandeesh Kumar M.S Assistant Professor


SL. NO.


01 Manscript Training & Averrness Camp

Kannada University, Hampi


25-4-2013 To 27-04-2013

02 Kavya Rasagrahana Workshop

Kannada Litrarary Academy

Govt. Womens College,Mandya

27-10-2014



PES Degree College Mandya

20-08-2016

04 Kanakadaasa : Mahile & Prastuta Sandarba

Karnataka Rajya Mahila Viswavidyalayada Snatakottara & Samsodana Kendra, Mandya.

Mandya 18 March 2017

05 Darma-Saahitya-Chaluvali & Dalitaloka

Karnataka Rajya Mahila Viswavidyalayada Snatakottara & Samsodana Kendra, Mandya.

Mandya 20,21 March 2017

06. Nigantu Parikalpane, Rachane, Upayuktate



19-08-2017

140

Department of English Dr. ANILKUMAR.H Associate Professor Conference/Workshop/Seminar/OP attended Sl. No.


1. Organized Seminars on Twentieth Century Literature

P.E.S College of Science, Arts & Commerce College

MANDYA

Feb 23rd 1999

2. “Shakespeare Revisited” Department of studies in English, University of Mysore

MYSORE 18th and 19th January 2002

3. Trends in English Literature�,

P.E.S College of Science, Arts & Commerce College, Mandya

MANDYA

29th & 30th January 2003

4. Literature and Culture organized by the department of histroy


MANDYA

14 FEB 2004

5. Organized talks by Prof Naganna, Dept of Kannada Institute of Kuvempu Studies, UOM

Department of studies in English, University of Mysore

MYSORE 28 FEB 2004

6. Organised talks by Prof. Mahadeva and Prof. Ramachandra, Dept of studies in English, Manasagangothri, Mysore.


MYSORE 5TH MARCH 2008

7. Organised talk by Prof. Ramesh, Prof of English Somani College, Mysore.

Somani College MYSORE 10 MARCH 2009

8. Participated in Workshop on “New Challenges in Teaching English”

Maharaja�s College Mysore

MYSORE 6th & 7th march 2010.

9. Participated in National Conference on “Trends in literary criticism”

SBRR Mahajana First Grade College,

MYSORE 11th march 2010.

10. Presented Paper in A Two day National Seminar on “Cosmopolitanism in contemporary Fiction”

Maharaja�s College MYSORE 29th 30th march 2010

141

11. Co-ordinator of an International Seminar on “Holocaust literature”

P.E.S College of Science, Arts & Commerce

MANDYA

September 23rd 24th 2011

12 Chaired an UGC sponsored seminar “Sharing Experience and Shaping Expression”

Govt. College, Mandya MANDYA

30th march 2013.

13 “Remembering Chinua Achebe”

The Department of studies in English, University of Mysore

MYSORE 20th -21th March 2014

14 “After Dreaming : Australian Indigenous literature”


MYSORE 29th - 30th march 2014

15 “Evaluating and Designing English Language Teaching Material for UG courses”

Manasagangothri, Mysore.

MYSORE 9-10-2014

16 “A Two day workshop for Teachers on undergraduate English texts”


MYSORE 31st October & 1st November 2014

17 “Communicative Skills” JSS College for women, Chamarajanagar,

MYSORE 6th April-2015.

Member of BOE and BOS SL. NO.


1 B O E 2008-09 University of Mysore 2 B O E 2009-10 University of Mysore 3 B O S 2014-15 University of Mysore

142

P.Chandrashekar Associate Professor Conference/Workshop/Seminar/OP Attended

Types of Programme/ Course

University & Place/ Participant Date

R.C. OP/TQM/Work shop The Academic Staff College, The Course consisted of a series of lectures, discussions and demonstrations based on latest development in his her subject.

13.07.1998 To

04.08.1998

R.C. OP/TQM/Work shop Participated in the Refresher Course And Obtained Grade A. University of Mysore.

27.6.2004 To

16.8.2004

R.C. OP/TQM/Work shop Participated in the Orientation Programmed , UGC Sponsored Orientation Programmed

08.09.2000 To

05.10.2000

R.C. OP/TQM/Work shop Strategies of evaluation and production of model question papers

01/10/2015



1 B O E 2013-14 University of Mysore 2 B O E 2015-16 University of Mysore

143

JYOTHSNA ANILKUMAR Associate Professor Conference/Workshop/Seminar/OP Attended Types of Programme/ Course

University & Place/ Participant Date

R.C. OP/TQM/ Work shop

Refresher Course Academic Staff College, University of Mysore

13.07.1998 to 04.08.1998

Orientation Programme Academic Staff College, University of Mysore

04.12.2000 to 30.12.2000

Total Quality Management Workshop Govt. College for Boys, Mandya

20.03.2003 to 22.03.2003

Refresher Course Academic Staff College, University of Mysore

23.07.2003 to 12.08 2003

Participated in the Refresher Course Academic Staff College, University of Mysore

19.10.2005 to 08.11.2005

Conference/Workshop/Seminar attended Sl. No.


1. Organized Seminars on Twentieth Century Literature


MANDYA

Feb 23rd 1999

2. “Shakespeare Revisited”


MYSORE 18th and 19th January 2002

3. Trends in English Literature�,

P.E.S College of Science, Arts & Commerce College, Mandya

MANDYA

29th & 30th January 2003

4. Literature and Culture organized by the department of histroy


MANDYA

14 FEB 2004

5. International Seminar on “Holocaust literature”

P.E.S College of Science, Arts & Commerce

MANDYA

September 23rd 24th 2011

6. “Remembering Chinua Achebe”

The Department of studies in English, University of Mysore

MYSORE 20th -21th March 2014

144

Member of BOE and BOS SL. NO.


1 B O S 2009-10 Government college (Autonomus), Mandya 2 B O E 2013-14 University of Mysore

S.K. LAVANYA, Assistant Professor Paper Publications Sl. No. Title Journal ISSN No. Year 1. Region and Community

in Achebe’s Thingh Fall Apart

Journal of Research Extension and Development

2319-1899, Vol. 2,

2013

2. A Cultural study of Achebe’s Novel

International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research

2277-9302, Vol.3

2015

Papers Presented In National Conference Sl. No.

Title Organizer Place Year

1. A Post – Colonial Reading of Achebe’s Things Fall Apart

Indira Gandhi Govt., First Grade Womens College,

Shimoga District

16th and 17th 2012

2. Community and Region in Achebe’s Novels

Central University of Karnataka

Gulbarga 27th & 28th 2013

International /National Conference/Workshop Attended Sl. No.

Title Year

1. Workshop on Research Methodology and Social Transformation

14th , 15TH 16TH Nov. 2011

2. Seminar on Post – Colonial Aesthetic Experience: Exploring the Dialectical Nature of Post colonial texts.

27th and 28th February 2015

145

Department of Hindi

E.Lingaraju, Assistant Professor Conference/Workshop/Seminar/OP Attended Sl. No.


1.

One day workshop on Hindi Language

Hindi Teachers Association, University of Mysore

St. Philomina’s College, Mysore

23/09/2017

146

Department of Folklore S.H.Mariyaiah, Assistant Professor

• He is a Folk awardee in the year 2010, by Kannada Sahithya Parihathuu,

Mandya District.

• He is a Mandya District Rajyothsava awardee in the year 2017, by Zilla

Sahithya Parihathuu, Mandya District.

Seminar /Conference/Workshop attended

Seminar/Conference University and place Date

One Day State Level Seminar on “Nadoja H.L. Nagegowdara Nurara Nenapu- Nudi Namana

Karnataka Janapda Parishattu, Mysore District Unit and Shastriya kannada athyunnata Adhyayana Kendra. ” in collaboration with MHRD, Govt. India. University of Mysore

07-06-2016

One day workshop on “ Gandhi Vicharagala Prastutate – Yuvajanarige Manaviya Moulyagalu- Shishkakara patra”

NSS , University of Mysore, Department of Collegiate Education Karnataka Government

11-09-2014

All India Folklore Conference Kala Mandira, Mysore 12th, 13th June 1998

Folklore Poets Seminar Kuvempu Kannda Adhyayana Samsthe, University of Mysore, Mysore

2002

Folklore Discussion Programme Kannada University, Hampi. 2002-2003 Folklore Discussion Programme University of Mysore 2004 “Janapada Adyanadalli Mandya Zilla Scholars Koduge”

Kannur University, Kerala 22.11.2007 To

24.11.2007 “State level Janapda Kalamela” Gulburga 18.06.2007 Cultural youth festival south Zone

Calicut University Kerala 11.11.2008

University youth festival Calcatha University West Bengal. 10.12.2008 to

22.12.2008 International South asian University youth festival (SAUFEST)

Punjab University Chandigarh 09.02.2009

147

Kannada Sahithya parishat Kothathi Hobli 2008-2009 Inter university Youth festival Maharushi Dayananda University,

Rohtak Haryana State 02.02.2010

to 10.02.2010

Participation In Literary Cultural Social Organizat ions:

1. 1995-96: Unemployed Graduate volunteer in youth service and Sports Department,

Mandya.

2. 1996-97 : District President – All India Vidhyarthi Parishath

3. 1996-97: Secretary, Dr. G. Shampa Sahihya Vedike, Mandya.

4. 1997-2001: Secretary, Taluk Kannada Sahithya Parishath, Mandya.

5. 2002-2004: Vice-President, Arkeshwara Kala Sanght, Guthal, Mandya.

6. 1990-2000: President Dr. B.R Ambedkar Kala Sanght, Guthal, Mandya.

7. 1997: Participated at National Level Patriotic Song competition held at Kanpur (U. P)

8. 2002-2003: Participated as an artist at Folk Arts Festival at the University of Calicut.

148

Department of Economics V C. SHIVARAMU, Assistant Professor Conference/Workshop/Seminar/OP Attended SL.

NO.

TITLE International

/National

ORGANIZER PLACE DATE

1. Empowerment Of

The Community

National University Of

Mysore

Mysore 27.28.FEB.2015

2. Water Management

Solution

National Govt. Women’s

College

Mandya 27/10/2014

3. Emerging Issues In

Global Economy

National Vijaya First

Grade College

Pandavapura 27.28/03/2015

4 Agriculture Sector

In India

National Shanthi College Malavalli 07/08/2015

5 Community

Empowerment

Through Non

Governmental

Organisation – A

Study

International University of

Mysore


August 2017

Member of BOE SL.

NO.


1 B O E 2015-16 Government college (Autonomus), Mandya

2 B O E 2015-16 University of Mysore

149

K. JAYARAMU, Assistant Professor Conference/Workshop/Seminar/Op Attended SL.NO.


1. Total Quality Management in Higher Education

Govt. Boys College Mandya

Mandya 26th – 28th Feb. 2004

2. Seminar on Policy analysis Maharaja`s college Mysore 20th – 21st March - 2009

3. U G sim QB and BPP Karnataka State Open University Mysore

Mysore 29th May – 3rd June - 2009

4. Seminar on Crisis in Sugar Industries

Bharthi college Bharathi Nagar

09/05/2009

5 One day State level seminar on GST


31.08.2017

Guest Lecture and Resource Person

Sl. No.


1. S,D.A & F.D.A Coaching Classes

Krushik Sarvodaya Foundation Trust

Mandya 2011

2. Police Sub Inspector Coaching Classes


Mandya 2012

3. Karnataka Administrative Service Coaching Classes


Mandya 2014

Girish R, Assistant Professor Conference/Workshop/Seminar/Op Attended SL.NO.


1. One day State Level seminar on GST


31.08.2017

150

Department of History

P B Shivaprasad, Assistant Professor Conference/Workshop/Seminar/OP Attended Sl. No.


1.

Recent trends in Indian history

Dept of History

PES college Mandya

22/5/2009 To

23/5/2009

2. IMP of historical documents and preservation of manuscripts

Dept of Archives

Bangalore & govt college of women Maddur

26/02/2009

3. Recent archaeological Rsearchs and temple Architecture

Dept of History Bharathi College ,Bharathi Nagar

23/03/2009

4. National level work shop on Indian Archaeology for History Teachers

Senate Hall Manasagothri

Manasagothri Mysore

30/03/2009 to

31/03/2009

5. Mysore Presidency towards Transision

D.Banumaiah College

Mysore 22/05/2010

6. Recent Researches on Karanataka History

P.E.S Evening college Mandya

Mandya 24/05/2010

7. State level seminar History about mandya district

Dept of history ,Govt boys colleges

Mandya 23/3/2011 To

24/3/2015 8. Workshop on

Development of tourisms Maharani girls college ,Mysore

Mysore 06/08/2012

9. National level seminar “Cultural contribution of Karnataka Art and Architecture for the Growth of Indian Tourism”

H K Veeranna Gowda First Grade college, Maddur

Maddur 01/10/2013

10. National level seminar Modern Mysore- Development and Changes

Govt women’s college ,Mandya


14/02/2015

151

David Shantharaju, Assistant Professor Conference/Workshop/Seminar/OP Attended Sl. No.


1. Recent trends in Indian history

Dept of History

PES college Mandya

22/5/2009 To

23/5/2009

2. IMP of historical documents and preservation of manuscripts

Dept of Archives

Bangalore & govt college of women Maddur

26/02/2009

3. Recent archaeological Rsearchs and temple Architecture

Dept of History Bharathi College ,Bharathi Nagar

23/03/2009

4. National level work shop on Indian Archaeology for History Teachers

Senate Hall Manasagothri

Manasagothri Mysore

30/03/2009 to

31/03/2009

Achievements and Honors Sl. No. Particulars

01. President Karnataka Sugama Sangeetha Parishath Mandya District.

02. Member Karanataka Sangeetha Nruithya Academy Bangalore Govt of

Karnataka,

03 Singer, Music Composer, Performed Music programms

152

Department of Political Science

Mr. Shivakumar M, Assistant Professor

Conference/Workshop/Seminar/Op Attended

TITLE ORGANIZER PLACE DATE Sl. No

Conferences/Seminars/ Workshop


Place Date

1. One day State Level workshop on “Human Rights in India’’ (concept, Issues and Policy)

Department of Studies in Political Science and Public Administration, University of Mysore in association with Karnataka State Human Rights Commission, Bangalore.


2. Two Day National Seminar on “Good Governance, Human rights and judiciary’’

National Human Rights Commission, New Delhi in collaboration with the Department of studies in Political Science, University of Mysore.

Mysore 3rd & 4th October

2011

3. State Level Seminar on “Relevance of Gandhism”

Shanthi Arts, Science and Commerce College

Malavalli. 24th January 2012

4. Two day UGC – SAP National Seminar on “Politics in India with Special reference to social exclusion

Department of studies in Political science, University of Mysore

Mysore 28th & 29th February

2012.

5. State Level Seminar on “Coalition Politics and Governance

Department of Political Science, Bharathi College

Maddur

6. “India’s role in a globalized world”

Presented a paper entitled “India’s Foreign Policy”, in 15th State Level Political science teachers conference on “India’s role in a globalized world”, organized by Karnatka University Colleges political science teachers forum, Dharwad

Dharwad 19th and 20th

September 2014.

7. State Level seminar on “Human Rights in Global Scenario”

JSS College for Women (Autonomous), Mysore.


2014

153

8. Two – Day National Level Workshop on “Research Methodology and Data Analysis”

Post Graduate Department of Commerce, Teresian College, Mysore.


November, 2014

9. Two - day International Conference on Ethnicity, Discrimination and social exclusion of minorities and margins: Post colonial debates

Centre for study of social exclusion and inclusion policy (CSSEIP), University of Mysore


December 2014

10. Participated in 106th Orientation Programme

Academic staff college, University of Mysore, Mysore.

Mysore 24th Dec 2014 to

20th January

2015 ( 24 days

programme)

11. State Level seminar on Media And Society, Conference About Freedom Of Expressions

District Working Journalist Association, Mandya

12 One day International conference on Changing role of education in the field on Commerce, Social science and Management

Presented a paper entitled “Domestic politics of Indias Foreign policy in a globalised world”, in 2nd international conference organized by Indo Global Chamber of commerce, Industries and Agriculture

Pune 24th February,

2016

13 2nd International conference on Education & Leadership summit (IELS)

Presented a paper entitled “Role of NGO’s in Social Reforms”, Indo Global Chamber of commerce, Industries and Agriculture

Pune 2016

Jogigowda K.N, Assistant Professor Conference/Workshop/Seminar/Op Attended Sl. No.

Conferences/Seminars/ Workshop


Place Date

1

One day State Level Seminar on ‘Crisis in sugar Industry & famers Suicide’

Bharathi College Maddur 9th May 2009

2. Two day 11th State Level Political Science teachers conference


Manasa Gangotri

29th & 30th Dec 2009

3. ‘’ Women’s rights in context of humanrights’’

PES College of Science

Mandya 6th Nov 2009

154

Department of Sociology

Nataraju, Assistant Professor

Orientation And Refresher Course Attended

Type of Programme Course

University and Place Declaration/Date

Refresher Course Bangalore 22-02-2010 to 15-03-2010 Orientation Programme University of Mysore 22-12-2010 to 18-01-2011

Refresher Course University of Mysore 5-08-2013 to 25-08-2013 Refresher Course University of Mysore

conducted by Human Resource Development Centre

06-11-2015 to 26-11-2015

Seminar /Conference/Workshop Attended

SEMINAR/CONFERENCE UNIVERSITY AND PLACE

DATE

One day state level seminar on “ Media and society: concerns about freedom and expressions”

Government college for women, Mandya

09-04-2015

State level seminar on “Rule and Self help group in women empowerment”

Bharathi College, Bharathi Nagar, Mandya

23-01-2015

State level seminar on “corruption free society- a Challenge”

Bharathi College, Bharathi Nagar, Mandya

20-09-2011

State level seminar on “Future challenges of rural India”

Government college, Mandya

26-11-2010

State level seminar on “Women rights in the context of human rights”

P.E.S. College of Science, Arts and Commerce, Mandya

06-11-2009

State level seminar on “youth for rural development – the role of NSS”

Shanthi College Malavalli, Mandya.

05-3-2099

Two day State level conference on “Crisis in rural Karnataka”

St. Philomina’s College

28th and 29th December 2005

One day workshop – New Syllabus Dept. of Sociology Manasa Gangothri . MOU.

05.08.2017

One day state level Seminar on Diverse in current Society

Bharathi College Bharathi Nagar

05.10.2017

155



1 B O E 2017-18 University of Mysore C.V.Manjula, Associate Professor Seminars/Programmes/Courses attended

Type of Programme/

Course

University and Place Declaration/Date

Orientation Programme Academic Staff College Bangalore

University

12.11.2007 to

08.12.2007

Refresher Course Bangalore University 04.03.19996 to

27.03.1996

Refresher Course Academic Staff College Bangalore University

11.03.2009 to

01.04.2009

Refresher Course Academic Staff College


18.12.2010 to

08.012011

A Two day State level

Seminar on “ Crime

against Women” in 21st

Century”

Govt. Arts College, Bangalore

23rd & 24th March -

2009

One Day State level

Seminar on “Coalition

Politica Science”

Dept. of Political Science

Bangalore University

12.03.2009

156

Department of Physical Education Ramesha R, Physical Education Director National & State level Conferences / Seminars Attended

Sl. No.

Conferences/Seminars Name of the Institute/ University

Period

1 UGC Sponsored National level seminar on “Integrated Approach Towards Fitness and Wellness”

Cauvery College, Gonikoppal

09-09-2015

2 UGC Sponsored National level seminar on “Harmony of Physical Activity Sports and Education”

14 and 15 October, 2015

3 UGC Sponsored Two Days International conference on “Physiotherapy in Physical Education and Sports Science-ICPPESc-2014

Govt. College (Autonomous), Mandya

2014

4 25th plan Asian conference of Sports and Physical Education -2014 Poster presentation on “Exercise and Physical Activity: A mode for improving health and physical fitness for optimum life.

Osmania University, Hydarabad, Telangana.

2014

MAHESH KUMAR. K. M, Physical Education Director ACADEMIC PARTICIPATIONS:

National Seminar and Conference

1.Participitated in the Physical education teachers Two days national Level seminar on “ EMERGENCY OF EXCELLENCE IN INDIGENOUS SPORTS AT GROSS ROOT LEVEL” held at Gulbarga University -2011 2. Participated in the Physical education teachers Two days national Level conference on “INTER DISCIPLINARY APPROACH IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS” held at Soundarya Institute Of Management& Science. Bangalore Feb-2015

. RESEARCH EXPERIENCE: Working as a research scholar on the topic entitled “CONSTURCTION AND STANDARDIZATION OF SKILL TEST IN HANDBALL GAME” registered under Kuvempu University.

157

Department of Library and Information Centre

Dr.Selvaraja A, Librarian RESEARCH PUBLICATION- Journals SL. NO.

TITLE PUBLISHER ISBN/ISSN PLACE DATE

1. Awareness and use of Social Networking Sites(SNS) by the Engineering students of SJB Institute of Technology, Bangalore: A study

Research Journal of Information Science and Technology (RJiST)

2348-1501 Dindigul (T N)

Jan-June 2015

2. Attitudes of library users towards overdue fines, University of Mysore: A study

SRELS Journal of Information Management

0972-2467 Bangalore

Feb 2015

3. Use of Wi-Fi connection by the research scholars of University of Mysore, Karnataka: a study

International Journal of Academic Library and Information Science

2360-7858 Nigeria Dec-2014

4. Information literacy skills among degree students of Mahajana’s first grade college, Mysore: A study.

e-Library Science Research Journal

2319-8435 Online Journal

Dec-2014

5. On overview of different literacies and literatures published from 2008-2013

Research Journal of Information Science and Technology (RJiST)

2348-1501 Dindigul (TN)

July-Dec 2014

6. Users’ satisfaction towards resources and services of A J institute of Dental Science library Mangalore: A case study.



Sept 2014

158

7. Impact of ICT on collection development of R & D libraries in Karnataka: A survey.



Aug 2014

8. Use and impact of E-resources on R & D institutions library users in Mysore city(Karnataka): A survey

Professional Journal of Library and Information Technology

0976-7274 Ghaziabad IUP)

July-Dec 2013

9. Special libraries collection development in Karnataka: A study on selection policies and procedures

International Journal of Information Research (IJIR)

2249 8273 Varanasi (UP)

Dec 2013

10. Selected Home Pages of Union Government of India: an Evaluative Study

International Journal of Information Research (IJIR)

2249 8273 Varanasi (UP)

Sept 2012

11. Use of Internet and E-resources by the Users of Engineering College Libraries in Mysore City (Karnataka): A study

Indian Journal of Information Science and Services (IJISS)

2231-6094 Coimbatore (T N)

2012

12. Bibliometric analysis of telemedicine literature

Pearl: A Journal of Library and Information Science

0973-7081 Hyderabad (A P)

Oct-Dec 2012

13. Automation of academic and research libraries in Karnataka: a survey of Mysore city


0972-2467 Bangalore April 2012

14. Assessment of user adequacy and services of library collections among research scholars of University of Mysore


0972-2467 Bangalore Feb 2011

15. Use of rare materials in select libraries in Karnataka: A study

Library Herald 0024-2292 Delhi March 2010

16. Virtual learning environment and virtual environment for learning


0972-2467 Bangalore April 2010

17 Users attitude towards crime and destruction of library materials in degree colleges of Nanjangud Taluk, Karnataka : A study

Library Progress 09701052 Online 2016

159

SL. NO.

Papers Published In The Conference Proceedings

1. Paper presented on “ Use of Information Resources and Services in Selected Libraries of Business Schools in Bangalore City: A Study” in First International Conference on “Information Management: Envisioning the Future Lib raries” on 7th & 8th October 2010 organized by Department of Library and Information Science, REV. Jacob Memorial Christian College, Santhipuram, Ambailikkai, Dindigul, Tamilnadu.

2. Paper presented on “ Use of Library Resources and Services by the Users of Teresian College, Mysore (Karnataka): A Study” in First International Conference on “Information Management: Envisioning the Future Lib raries” on 7th & 8th October 2010 organized by Department of Library and Information Science, REV. Jacob Memorial Christian College, Santhipuram, Ambailikkai, Dindigul, Tamilnadu.

3. Paper presented on “Crime and Disruption of Electronic Resources in College Libraries in Davanagere District (Karnataka): A Study” in International Conference on “Innovation-Driven Librarianship: Expectations of L ibrarians and Library Users” (ICDL- 17th – 19th June 2010) , Organized by SRM University, SRM Nagar, Kattana Kulathur, Kangipuram District, Tamilnadu.

4. Paper presented on “Web Based Library Instructions” in International Conference on “Digital libraries and Knowledge Organization” (ICD K 14 to 16 February 2011), Organized by MDI, IASLIC and INDEST-AICTE Consortium at Management Development Institute Gurgaon.

5. Paper presented on “ Use of E-resources by the Users of Engineering College Libraries in Mysore City: A Survey” in International conference on “Electronic Publications” organized by Pondicherry University R. Venkataraman nagar, Kalapet Puducherry India : Pondicherry University held on 29th February to March 2nd 2012.

6. Paper presented on “ Use of E-resources by students of selected engineering colleges in Mysore city : A study” in International Conference on Collection Development in the Digital Environment(ICCDDE-2012), on 29-30 June 2012, organized by Madras University Library , University of Madras, Chepauk, Chennai, India.

7. Presented a paper in National Seminar organized by JSS College for Women (Autonomous), Mysore, on” Web Based Library Services” on March 5 - 6, 2010.

8. Presented a paper in National Seminar organized by Library and Information Centre, RNS Institute of Technology, Bengaluru, on” Management of Digital Information Sources, Services and Systems” on July 29-30, 2010.

9. Paper presented on Information Literacy in Web 2.0 and Social Networking in National Seminar on Empowering Academic Libraries in Knowledge Society, organized by Department of Library and Information Science and Jawaharlal Nehru Library, University of Mumbai on 21st & 22nd December 2011.

10. Paper presented on Twitter & Its Use in Libraries Website in National Seminar held 14th & 15th Oct. 2011. Sponsored by UGC and Organized by The Dept. of Library, Nutan Maratha College, Jalgaon Affiliated to North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon ( M.S.)

11. Paper presented on “ Information Literacy Skills among Users of City Central Library, Mysore: A Study” in National Conference on “Re-Inventing and Restructuring of Public Library System in India” on 28th July 2012, organized by Karnataka Stat SC/ST Library Professionals Association in collaboration with Bangalore University Library and Department of Public Libraries Government of Karnataka.

12. Paper Presented on “Information Literacy among Students of Vidya Vikas Institute of Engineering and Technology, Mysore” in National Conference on “Knowledge Society Innovations in Librarianship” (ILAKSIL 2012) Jointly organized by Indian

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Library Association, India, St.Agnes Centre for Post Graduate Studies & research, Mangalore, Karnataka State college Librarians Association Bangalore held on 23-25 February, 2012 at St. Agnes College (Autonomous), Mangalore Karnataka, India.

13. Paper Presented on “Use of library resources by the users of J.S.S College of Arts, Commerce & Science, Nanjangud: A study” in National Conference on “Libraries and Development: Present and Future” organized by Karnataka State Library Association (KALA) on June 7-9, 2012 at Sharavanabelagola, Karnataka.

14. Paper Presented on “ Digital Information Literacy Skills among Users of City Central Library, Mysore : A Study” in National conference on “Empowering Libraries for Lifelong learning Skills” from 17-18 August 2012 held at HKE’s, Poojya Doddappa Appa College of engineering, Gulbarga, Karnataka.

Conference/Workshop/Seminar/Op Attended

SL. NO.


1. 106th Orientation Programme


UGC –Academic

Staff College, University of

Mysore, Mysore

24th Dec 2014 to 20th Jan

2015

2. Recent Advances in Information Science

University library and Society for Information Science

Mysore University

Library

from 28-29 March 2008

3. Library 2.0: The Confluence of Web 2.0 and the Library Paradigm

Department of Library and Information Science


August 21-22, 2008

4. User Awareness Programme on Access to e-Resources of UGC-INFONET Digital Library Consortium

University Library University of Mysore

21-22 October 2008

5. NewGenLib Open Source Integrated Library System


24th to 26th March 2009

6. KOHA 3.0- Open Source Solution for Integrated Library Management


9th and 10th 2009

7. Information Technology and its Application


21st and 22nd November

2009 8. Managing Digital

Resources in Academic Libraries

Mysore Librarians and Information Scientists Association (MyLISA)

Department of Library and Information

Science, Mysore

September 18, 2010

9. Webometrics, Informetrics and Scientometrics and 11th COLLNET meeting


Department of Library and Information

Science

October 19-22, 2010

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10. The Convergence of Libraries, Archives and Museums

India International Centre, New Delhi

National resources

Centre, NIFT New Delhi

February 15-17, 2011

11. Categories, Contexts and Relations in Knowledge Organization

International Society for Knowledge organization (India Chapter)

University of Mysore, Mysore

6th to 9th August 2012

GUEST LECTURE AND RESOURCE PERSON SL. NO.


1. Information Sources and Services

Karnataka State Women’s University Bijapur

Extension Center for P.G. Studies & Research, Mandya

June 2015 (9 Classes)

2. Making use of libraries and developing reading habits among children

St. Mary’s High School, Agrahara

Mysore 12th August 2015

3. Collection Development P.E.S College of Engineering

Mandya 20th August 2015

ACHIEVEMENTS AND HONORS SL.N

O. PARTICULARS

1. Govt. of India, Rajiv Gandhi National Fellowship (RGNFS) for SC Candidates to pursue research in the year 2008.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP

SL. NO.

PARTICULARS

1. MyLISA -(Mysore Librarians and Information Scientists Association) 2. MULISSA - Mysore University Library and Information Science Students Association 3. LIS (Library and information Science) - Forum. 4. Karnataka State SC/ST Library Professional Association

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Shivaraju M, Asst. Librarian

Title of Publieshed Research Articles

1 Khaiser Nikam.and Shivaraju M, Use of e-books by the academia of science and

Technology of Mysore: A study. Nowa Biblioteka(new library) nr 2 (21), 2016

2 Shivaraju M.and Khaiser Nikam, Cloud Computing for E-Governance in Library Studies and Information Science.: International Journal of Digital Library Services. Vol. 6, Pp 12-19. April - June 2016, Issue – 2

Seminar and Conference Attended

1 Participated on” 6 th International Conference on Webometrics, Informetrics and Scientometrics and 11th COLLNET Meeting ”, in Organized by University of Mysore

2 Attended one day workshop on ‘Technology in higher Education’ in collaboration with Karnataka Jnana Aayoga and University of Mysore held on 7th February, 2015 at Senate Bhavan Manasagangotri, University of Mysore, Mysore

3 Participated in Golden Jubilee Summit and International conference on ‘Information Unbounded-The Past, the Present and the future of Information Sciences’ organised by department of Studies in Library and Information science, University of Mysore, Mysore and Mysore Information and Library science Alumni Network (MILAN) during June 18-20, 2015

4 Attended and participated in One day seminar on ‘Knowledge Organization’ held at the Mysore university library, Mysore on 14th August 2015

5 Participated in the 103rd Indian Science Congress held at University of Mysore, Mysore from January 3 to 7, 2016

6 Participated National Conference on Bridging the Digital Divide: Open Source and Open Access Movement, organized by Department of Studies in Library and Information Science, University of Mysore, Mysore on March 11-12, 2016

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4 Quality and merit in the selection of students and teachers,

The admission committee considers the following aspects for the selection of students.

1. Admission process is communicated through college brochures and pamphlets.

2. Priority in selection is given to the meritorius students.

3. Follows the University guidelines

4. Follows rules and regulation of the Government of Karnataka regarding reservation etc.,

5. Some of the seats are provided to the achievers in sports, NCC, NSS and in Cultural

activity etc.,

6. Concession in fees provided to the poor and needy students

7. Admissions of students are transparent

The Management and Principal take care of the Quality and Merit in the

Selection of Teachers:

1. The Management and Principal follow rules and regulations stipulated by the

Government of Karnataka and UGC guidelines while recruiting staff.

2. The Management and Principal recruit faculty members based on the workload of the

concerned subjects as and when required.

3. The Management and Principal recruit faculty members based merit and performance.

4. The Management and Principal take care to select the faculty who have minimum

qualification prescribed by the authorities.

5. Reservation policy is strictly followed as per the regulation of Government of Karnataka

and UGC while selection of the teachers

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5 Adequacy of Infrastructure The management successfully provided Sufficient and adequate infrastructure facilities to the college. The following facilities are available to the college.

(i) Administrative Block

(ii) Principal Office

(iii) Staff Rooms

(iv) Common Room

(v) Canteen

(vi) Auditorium

(vii) Internet facilities

(viii) Medical facilities

(ix) Transport - Buses are provided between two campuses

(x) Class Rooms

(xi) Central Library

(xii) Examination Wing Building (Autonomous)

(xiii) Seminar Halls

(xiv) Sports Complex

(xv) Other

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The venue and magnitude of the facilities are indexed as follows

Sl

No. Item No.s Area

1

Class Rooms

LH-1 to LH-28

S1 to S4

32 23,910 Sq.ft

2

Laboratories

a) Physics Lab

b) Chemistry Lab

c) Zoology Lab

d) Botany Lab

e) Maths Lab

f) English Lab

g) Computer lab

7 Laboratories

7,860 Sq.ft

3

Library building

a) Main building

b) Reading section

2 4,680 Sq.ft

4 Boys Hostel (vsvm hostel) 1 25,626 Sq.ft

5 Girls Hostel 1 8,500 Sq.ft

6 Administrative Block 1 1,200 Sq.ft

7 Principal Chamber 1 1,000 Sq.ft

8 Staff Rooms 6 4,700 Sq.ft

9 Common Rooms 2 1,500 Sq.ft

10 Seminar Hall 2 2,500 Sq.ft

11 Sri Vivekananda Auditorium 1 7,000 Sq.ft

12 Students Amenities 2 1,700 Sq.ft

13 Corridor & Staircase 4 Floors 3,800 Sq.ft

14 Sports Section 1 1,000 Sq.ft

15 Cycle Stand 1 2,000 Sq.ft

16 Scooter Stand 01 1,000 Sq.ft

17

Autonomous Section (New Building)

Management is already constructed the

new RCC Building to accommodated the

following units of Autonomous

3 Floors

(Lift and

Ramp for

specially

9,900 Sq.ft

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Exam Section: (First Floor)

AE-201 : Exam Section Office

AE-202 : Exam Section Store

AE-203 : Deputy Controller of Exam

Controller of Exam (COE)- (2nd Floor)

AC-301 : Confidence Section-1

AC-302 : COE office


Other units of Autonomous (3rd Floor)

AO-401 : Board of Exams (BOE)

AO-402 : Board Room

AO-403 : Board of Studies (BOS)

disabled is

provided)

18 Students Restroom 2 1,700 Sq.ft

19 Canteen 1 350 Sq.ft

20 Ncc Room 1 650 Sq.ft

Total building covered area 1,02,626 Sq.Ft

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6 Quality of Institutional Management

The Institutional management composition is as follows

Governing body is headed by the President of the management

Principal of the college

Teaching faculty Administrative staff

Various Departments Headed by HOD’s Superintendent

Vaious committees Ministirial staff

Cocurricular and cultural units D group staff

(NSS, NCC, Rovers etc.,)

The Principal manages the college under the guidance of the President of the

management. Faculty and administrative staff work under the principal. The administrative staff

are looks after the admission, examination, establishment, accounts etc., the faculty of the

college is looks after the curriculam, co-curricular and cultural - extention activities in the

college.

All the head of the department conduct frequent meeting to dicuss and implement

academic activites. Completion of curriculum by teachers, monitoring of students and

conducting of classroom seminars, tests and quiz etc., are carried out. Individual attention is

given to every student by the mentors of the class. They mould the students morally and

academically. The mentors provide remedial and coaching classes to uplift the weak and poor

students. The faculty encourage all the students in sports, cultural activities and extention

activities through various committees. The academic quality and management is monitered by

internal quality assurance cell (IQAC) and NAAC committee. Academic performance indicator

of the faculty is periodically audited by the Academic audit, the safety and convinence of the

women is monitered by sexual harassment committee and women’s cell. This is periodically

audited by the social scientists by the name Gender Audit. The good environment and

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ecological aspects are taken care of by the Management, principal and various committees and it

is also audited by the environment engineers by the name Green Audit.

The ministerial staff headed by the superintendent looks after the internal administration,

regarding establishment, admissions, accounting, scholarships and also assists the principal and

various academic committees.

The progress of the various committees is periodically monitored by the principal and the

governing council of the management frequently by conducting meeting.

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7 Financial Resources provided by the Management/ State Government/Institute for the Development of the college/Institute

Grants Received from UGC during XII Plan – 2012-17

Sl. No.

Particulars Sanctioned Amount

Released Amount

Reference No. Remarks

1 Major Research Project (Dr.J.Mahadeva)

8,55,000-00 6,67,500-00 F/No.42-833/2013-SR, New Delhi, dated:25-03-2013

2 Remedial Coaching

50,000-00 50,000-00 COC.259/12-13/KAMY023/UGC-SWRO RCC, dated:30-03-2013

3 GDA 15,39,840-00 2,00,000-00 2.6(023)2012(GG)(XII)Plan KAMY 023/SWRO, B’lore, dated:20-04-2013

UC Sent

4 IQAC 3,00,000-00 3,00,000-00 IQAC/2013-14/UGC-SWRO/KAMY023,B’lore, dated:17-03-2014

UC Sent


UC Sent

6 GDA (Seminar Hall)

19,24,800-00 9,62,400-00 2-6(023)/2012(UG)(XII Plan)KAMY/023/SWRO, dated:26-03-2015

UC Sent

7 Seminar – Political Science

81,000-00 64,800-00 SEM-1213/14-15 KAMY 023/UGC-SWRO, dated:31-03-2015

UC Sent

8 Seminar – English

1,06,000-00 84,800-00 SEM-1213/14-15 KAMY 023/UGC-SWRO (English), dated:31-03-2015

UC Sent

9 Seminar – Commerce

80,000-00 64,000-00 SEM-1213/14-15 KAMY 023/UGC-SWRO (Commerce), dated:31-03-2015

UC Sent

10 Seminar – Physics

55,000-00 44,000-00 SEM-1213/14-15 KAMY 023/UGC-SWRO (Physics), dated:31-03-2015

UC Sent

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UGC GRANTS SANCTIONED UNDER XI & XII PLAN PERIOD

Sl. No.

Particulars Date Amount

1 Development of Sports infrastructure and Equipment Letter No. 156/2010-11KAMY023/UGC - SWRO

07.02.2011 Rs.27,50,000/-

2 Additional Assistance Grants ADDL- Letter No. 331/2010-11KAMY023/UGC - SWRO

26.09.2011 Rs.12,49,000/-

3 Additional Assistance Grants ADDL- Letter No. 333/2010-11 KAMY023/UGC - SWRO

29.08.2012 Rs.24,98,000/-

4 Remedial Coaching for SC/ST/OBC COC – 259/12 – 13/ KAMY023/UGC - SWRO

30.03.2013 Rs.50,000/-

5 2-6(023)2012(UG)(XII plan) KAMY023/UGC - SWRO

30.03.2013 Rs.2,00,000/-

6 IQAC/2013 – 13-14/ KAMY023/UGC - SWRO 17.03.2014 Rs.3,00,000/- 7 General Development Assistance Grants

2-6(023)2012(UG)(XII plan) KAMY023/UGC – SWRO

21.03.2014 Rs.38,49,600/-

8 Additional Assistance Grants ADDL- Letter No. 331/2010-11 KAMY023/UGC – SWRO

18.03.2014 Rs.22,76,340/-

TOTAL AMOUNT SPENT ON EXPANSION OF PHYSICAL INFRAST RUCTURE

DURING THE LAST FIVE YEARS (2010-11 TO 2014-15) (IN RUPEES)

Sl.

No Particulars 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

1 Building 12,50,006/- 1,86,13,599/- 2,48,00,000/- 1,32,06,104/- -

2 Laboratories 2,21,860/- 5,76,553/- 98,425/- 1,71,700/- -

Computers 1,96,955/- 24,14,271/- - - -

3

Library and

information

centre

74,036/- 2,57,696/- 1,03,142/- 3,46,970/- 20,557/-

4 Furnitures 1,42,840/- 12,000/- - 3,05,477/- -

5

Equipments

(UGC/

College)

3,53,601/- - 5,74,461/- 7,92,804/- -

6 Administrative

/ Maintainance 3,25,426/- 6,42,666/- 1,15,135/- 7,68,474/- -

Total 25,64,724/- 2,25,16,785/- 2,56,91,163/- 1,55,91,529/- 20,557/-

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UTILIZATION OF FINANCIAL RESOURCES FOR CAMPUS MAINT ENANCE

Sl. No Particulars 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

1 Building 22,64,580

1,24,038 +

1,90,00,000 2,85,991/- 39,340/- 69,291/-

2 Furniture 33,60,793 4,90,500 40,370/- - -

3 Equipment/ Computers/ ICT

1,44,387 24,40,131 4,92,188/- 5,10,167/- 34,330/-

4 Any other - - 2,34,281/- 5,03,094/- 3,10,485/-

Total 27,45,760/- 2,20,54,669/- 10,52,830/- 10,52,601/- 4,14,106/-

Special Grants Received from Govt. of Karnataka

towards Construction of Building

Since 2015 to till Date

Govt. of Karnataka Rs. 2,48,00,000=00

Local MP/MLA’s Grants Rs. 65,00,000=00

Total Rs. 3,13,00,000=00

Special Grants further sanctioned from Govt. of Karnataka

towards Construction of Building

Govt of karanataka has sanctioned Rs. 1crore

College is anticipating further realease of the same from the Government of Karnataka

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8 Responsiveness of the Administrative Structure

The Institution is highly responsive and the administrative structure

� Caters to the welfare activities of the students.

� Shows keen attention in admitting the students.

� Highly accountable towards the grants received from state Government and UGC.

� Take cares in sanctioning varities of scholarships from quasi Government, Government

and private organization to the students.

� Gives special attention towards sanction of salary and welfare activities of the staff by the

establishment section.

� Looks after the communication to the UGC, Government and publics as and when

required.

9 Motivation and involvement of faculty in the promotion of innovative

reforms The faculty of the college shows more concern in the promotion of innovative reforms in teaching and learning

1. ICT supportive learning system is adopted in few class rooms

2. Training is provided to faculty members regarding utilization of technological aspects of

such systems.

3. Student seminars are organized to uplift the students to speak well with courage and to

avoid stage fear among students.

4. Educational/Industrial tours are being organized to understand and have practical

experience in the field of teaching and learning.

5. Accepted lectures by UGC and other recognized institutions are displayed through

E-learning techniques.

6. CBCS system is likely to be introduced from the academic year 2018-19 so that students

opt their own choice of subject.

7. Faculty delivers the latest development in the field of Science, Commerce and Humanity.

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PART V

IMPLEMENTATION OF AUTONOMY

1 Aims and objectives

• To restructure the UG and PG courses of study and align it to suit local as well as global needs.

• To prescribe rules for admission in consonance with the reservation policy of the state government and Government of India.

• To evolve methods of assessment of students’ performance, conduct of examinations and notification of results.

• To use modern tools of educational technology to achieve higher standards and greater creativity.

• To promote healthy practices such as community service, extension activities, projects for the benefit of the society at large, neighborhood programmes etc.,

• To become an institution of par excellence by 2032 and to compete with the best in the country and outside.

2 Management of the college The Management of the Autonomus college is maintained by formulating the following statutory body and non statutory bodies:

1. Governing body of the College. Governing body of the College is constituted as per the UGC guidelines prescribed for Autonomous status. The Governing Body Committee is formed as follows:

Number Category Nature Name

5 Members Management Nominee Trust

Chairman: Dr.H.D.Chowdaiah Members: 1. Sri S.Panchalingu 2. Sri A.M.Chandramohan 3. Sri S.L.Shivaprasad 4. Dr.Ramalingaiah

2 Members Teachers of the College

Nominated by the Principal

based on seniority by

rotation

Members: 1. Dr.Ramalingaiah Associate Professor, Dept. of Chemistry 2. Sri J.Ravishankar Associate Professor, Dept. of Physics

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1 Member Educationist or industrialist

Nominated by the

Management

Member: 1. Dr.V.Sridhar Professor and Principal PES Engineering College, Mandya

1 Member UGC Nominee Nominated by the UGC

Member: 1.

1 Member State Govt. Nominee

Academician not below the

rank of Professor / State Govt. official of

Directorate of Higher

Education/State Council of

Higher Education

Member: 1.

1 Member University Nominee Nominated by University of

Mysore

Member: 1.

1 Member Principal of College Ex-Officio Member Secretary: 1. Dr. Anil Kumar H

Term: The Governing Body will be reconstituted every 3 years except in case of UGC nominee who will have a term of 5 years. Meeting: The meetings of the Governing Body will be held at least twice a year. Functions of governing body:

Subject to the existing provision in the bye-laws of our college and rules laid down by the state government/parent university. The Governing Body will:

• Guide the college while fulfilling the objectives for which the college has been granted autonomous status.

• Institute scholarships, fellowships, medals, prizes and certificates on the recommendations of the Academic Council.

• Approve new programmes of study leading to degrees and/or diplomas. • All recruitments of Teaching Faculty/Principal shall be made by the Governing

Body/State Government as applicable in accordance with the policies laid down by the UGC and State Government from time to time.

• To approve annual budget of the college before submitting the same at the UGC. • Perform such other functions and institute committees, as may be necessary and deemed

fit for the proper development of the college.

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2. Academic Council.

COMPOSITON OF ACADEMIC COUNCIL: 1. Chairman Principal - Dr Anil Kumar H

2. Members All HOD’s -

(a) Physics - G.S. Lingegowda

(b) Chemistry - Dr.Ramalingaiah

(c) Mathematics - Dr.Giniswamy

(d) Computer Science - Manu

(e) Botany - Anusha K.J.

(f) Zoology - Indushree

(g) History - P.B. Shivaprasad

(h) Political Science - Shivakumar

(i) Economics - V.C. Shivaram

(j) Sociology - Nataraj

(k) Folklore - Mariyaiah

(l) Commerce & Management - H.C. Siddalingappa

(m) Environmental Science - Bhavya

(n) Kannada - Dr.Sreenivasaiah

(o) English - P.Chandrashekar

(p) Hindi - E. Ningaraju

(q) Library - Dr. Selvaraja A

(r) Physical Education - Ramesha R

3. Four teachers of the college representing different categories of teaching staff by rotation on the basis of seniority of service in the college.

a. b. c. d.

4. Not less than four experts/academicians from outside the college representing such areas as

Industry, Commerce, Law, Education, Medicine, Engineering, Sciences etc., to be nominated by

the Governing Body.

a.

b.

c.

d.

5. Three nominees of the university not less than Professors.

a.

b.

c.

6. A faculty member nominated by the Principal (Member Secretary).

a.

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The above vacant membership will be nominated after granting of Autonomy as per the

guidelines of the UGC.

Term: The term of the nominated members will be 3 years.

Meetings: Academic Council will meet at least twice a year.

Functions of the Academic Council:

The Academic Council will perform the following functions:

a) Scrutinise and approve the proposals with or without modification of the Boards of

Studies with regard to courses of study, academic regulations, curricula, syllabi and

modifications thereof, instructional and evaluation arrangements, methods, procedures

relevant thereto etc., provided that where the Academic Council differs on any proposal,

it will have the right to return the matter for reconsideration to the Board of Studies

concerned or reject it, after giving reasons to do so.

b) Make regulations regarding the admission of students to different programmes of study in

the college keeping in view the policy of the Government.

c) Make regulations for sports, extra-curricular activities, and proper maintenance and

functioning of the playgrounds and hostels.

d) Recommend to the Governing Body proposals for institution of new programmes of

study.

e) Recommend to the Governing Body institution of scholarships, studentships, fellowships,

prizes and medals, and to frame regulations for the award of the same.

f) Advise the Governing Body on suggestions(s) pertaining to academic affairs made by it.

g) Perform such other functions as may be assigned by the Governing Body.

3. Boards of Studies.

Composition of Board of Studies:

The members will be nominated as follows after granting Autonomy:

1. Head of the Department concerned (Chairman).

2. The entire faculty of each specialisation.

3. Two subject experts from outside the parent university to be nominated by the Academic

Council.

4. One expert to be nominated by the vice-chancellor from a panel of six recommended by

the college principal.

5. One representative from industry/corporate sector/allied area relating to placement.

6. One postgraduate meritorious alumnus to be nominated by the principal. The chairman,

Board of Studies, may with the approval of the principal of the college, co-opt:

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(a) Experts from outside the college whenever special courses of studies are to be formulated.

(b) Other members of staff of the same faculty.

Term: The term of the nominated members will be 3 years.

Meetings: The Board of Studies will meet at least twice a year.

Functions:

The Board of Studies of a Department in the college will perform the following

function:

a) prepare syllabi for various courses keeping in view the objectives of the college,

interest of the stakeholders and national requirement for consideration and

approval of the Academic Council;

b) suggest methodologies for innovative teaching and evaluation techniques;

c) suggest panel of names to the Academic Council for appointment of examiners;

and

d) coordinate research, teaching, extension and other academic activities in the

department/college.

4. Finance Committee.

The Finanice Committee is constituted as per the norms of the UGC prescribed for

Autonomous status after granting Autonomy:

Composition of Finance Committee will be as follows:

(a) The Principal (Chairman).

(b) One person to be nominated by the Governing Body of the college for a period of two

years.

…………………………………….

(c) Finance Officer of the affiliating University

(d) One senior-most teacher of the college to be nominated in rotation by the principal for

two years.

The above vacant membership will be nominated after granting of Autonomy as per the

guidelines of the UGC.

Term: Term of the Finance Committee will be 3 years.

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Meetings: The Finance Committee will meet at least twice a year.

Functions of the Finance Committee:

The Finance Committee will act as an advisory body to the Governing Body, to

consider:

� budget estimates relating to the grant received/receivable from UGC, and income from

fees, etc. collected for the activities to undertake the scheme of autonomy; and

� Audited accounts for the above.

3 Governance Plan indicating the proposed institutional structure

The following Academic and Co-curricular committees are formulated for

governance of the college as per the Institutional structure.

Admission Committee

Dr.M.Manjunatha Assistant Professor of Mathematics

Co-ordinator

Sri.K.Jayaramu Lecturer in Economics

Member

Sri.S.H.Mariayaiah Lecturer in Folklore

Member

Sri.C.Chandrashekar Lecturer in Kannada

Member

Sri.S.K.Veeresha Lecturer in Kannada

Member

NAAC Committee

Sl. No. Names & Designation Position

1 Dr.J.Mahadeva Associate Professor of Physics

Co-ordinator

2 Sri.G.V.Narasimhan Assistant Professsor of Commerce

Member

3 Dr. Parameshwri G. Assistant Professsor of Commerce

Member

4 Sri.V.Girish Assistant Professsor of Commerce

Member

5 Sri.Veeresha S K Assistant Professsor of Kannada

Member

IQAC Committee


Co-ordinator

2 Dr.Giniswamy HoD & Associate Professor of Mathematics

Member

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3 Dr.J.Mahadeva Associate Professor of Physics

Member

4 Sri.G.K.Ramegowda Vice-President, People’s Education Trust(R.), Mandya

Member

5 Sri. Ramesh Acharya Industrialist and enterprenure, Mandya

Member

Committee of Calender of Events

1 Dr.C.R.Raju Associate Professsor of Chemistry Co-ordinator

2 Sri.S.K.Veeresha Assistant Professor of Kannada

Member

3 Sri.K.Jayaramu Assistant Professor of Economics

Member

4 Sri.Nagendraswamy Superintendent, P.E.S.College of Science, Arts & Commerce

Member

Alumni Committee

1 Dr.H.Anilkumar Principal

2 Dr.B.Chandrashekar Former Principal of P.E.S.College of Engineering, Mandya

President

3 Dr.Ramalingiah HoD & Associate Professor of Chemistry

Secretary


Organizer

Remedial Coaching Committee

1 Sri.P.Chandra shekar HoD & Associate Professor of English Co-ordinator

2 Sri.P.B.Shivaprasad HoD & Associate Professor of History

Member


Member

Examination Committee

1 Sri.Ninganna Associate Professor of Physics Co-ordinator

2 Dr.G.Krishnamurthy Associate Professor of Chemistry

Member

3 Dr.M.Manjunatha Assistant Professsor of Mathematcs

Member

4

Sri.V.Girish Assistant Professsor of Commerce

Member

Student Welfare Committee


Co-ordinator

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2 Sri.C. Chandra shekar Assistant Professor of Kannada

Member

3 Sri.Ramesha Physical Education Director

Member

4

Smt. G.Parameshwari Assistant Professsor of Commerce

Member

NCC Committee

1 Sri.V.C.Shivaramu N.C.C. Officer

NSS Committee

1 Sri.C.Chandrashekara Assistant Professor of Kannada

Co-ordinator

2 Sri.Neelakanta Assistant Professor of Commerce

Member

3 Smt. G.Parameshwari Assistant Professsor of Commerce

Member

Sports Committee

1 Sri.R. Ramesha Physical Education Director

Director

2 Smt. Jythsna Anilkumar Associate Professor of English

Member

3

Sri.S.H.Mariaiah Assistant Professsor of Folklore

Member


Member

5

Sri.K.N.Jogigowda Assistant Professsor of Political Science

Member


Member

7 Mr.R.Gireesh Lecturer in Soiology

Member

8

Smt. Indushree Lecturer in Botany

Member

9 Sri.H.S.Srikanth Lecturer in Sociology

Member

10 Sri.E.Lingaraju Assistant Professor of Hindi

Member

11 Sri.B.S.Puneethkumar Lecturer in Mathematiccs

Member

Magazine Committee


Chief Editor

2 Smt. Jyothsna Anilkumar Associate Professor of English Editor

3 Sri.P. Chandrashekar Assiciate Professor of English

Member

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Member

5

Sri.Shivakumar Assistant Professsor of Political Science

Member

Cultural Committee


Co-ordinator


Member

3 Sri.E.Lingaraju Assistant Professor of Hindi

Member

4

Sri.S.H.Mariyaiah, M.A., Assistant Professsor of Folklore

Member

5 Sri.David Shantharaju, M.A., Assistant Professsor of History

Member

6 Sri.Krishnnamurthy Bhovi Second Division Assistant

Member

Disciplinary Committee

1 Sri.R. Ramesha Physical Education Director

Co-ordinator

2 HoD’s of all departments Members


Member

Attendance Committee

1 Sri.G.S.Lingegowda HoD & Assistant Professor of Physics

Co-ordinator

2 Sri.Neelakanta Assistant Professor of Commerce

Member

3 Sri. Renukaiah Assistant Professsor of Commerce

Member

Time Table Committee

1 Dr.M.Manjunatha Assistant Professor of Mathematics Co-ordinator

2 Sri.J.Ravishankar Assistant Professor of Commerce

Member

3 Sri.M.Shivakumar Assistant Professsor of Political Science

Member

4 Sri.M.S.Manu Assistant Professsor of Comp.Science

Member

5 Sri.V. Jayanna Typist

Member

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Women’s Welfare Committee


Co-ordinator

2 Dr.C.R.Raju Assistant Professor of Chemistry

Member

2 St. G.Parameshwari Assistant Professsor of Commerce

Member

3 Smt. Indushree Lecturer in Botany

Member

4 Smt. D Shivamma Typist

Member

5 Smt. R.Savitha Computer Operator

Member

6 Kumari.M.S. Kavya Computer Operator

Member

7 Smt. Sowbhagya D-Group Employee

Member

Sexual Harassment redressal Committee


Chairman


Co-ordinator

2 Dr.C.R.Raju, M.Sc., Ph.D

Assistant Professor of Chemistry Convener

2 St. G.Parameshwari Assistant Professsor of Commerce

Member

3 Smt. R.Indushree Lecturer in Botany

Member

4 Smt. D Shivamma Typist

Member

5 Smt. Savitha R Computer Operator

Member

6 Smt. Sowbhagya Peon

Member

Anti-Ragging Committee

1 Dr.H.Anilkumar Principal Chairman

2 Sri.R.Ramesha Physical Education Director

Co-ordinator

3 HoD’sof all deaprtments. Memberr

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Placement Committee

1 Dr.Ramalingiah HoD & Associate Professor of Chemistry

Co-ordinator

2

Sri.G.V.Narasimhan Assistant Professsor of Commerce

Member

3

Sri.V.Girish Assistant Professsor of Commerce

Member

4 Mr. Shivakumar HoD & Assistant Professor of Political Science

Member

5 Sri. M S Manu Assistant Professor of Computer Science

Member

RUSA Committee

1 Dr. Giniswamy HOD & Associate Professor of Mathematics Co-ordinator

2

Dr.C.R.Raju Assistant Professor of Chemistry

Member

DEANS

1 Dr. Giniswamy HOD & Associate Professor of Mathematics

Science

2

Sri.H. G. Siddalingappa

HoD & Associate Professor of Commerce Commerce

3 Sri.P. Chandrashekar HOD & Associate Professor of English

Arts

The functions of the above all committee were evaluated by auditing. The important audit undertaking are -

a. Academic and Administrative Audit. b. Gender Audit. c. Green Audit.

4 Students admission policy and plan

Admissions are made in accordance with the norms and rules prescribed by the State Government and the University. The admission to students excelling in academics, sports and cultural activities are given weightage. The above students are provided with fee concession. The reservation policy of the government will also be adhered to. The poor and needy students will also be catered.

5 Curricular aspects

As per the syllabus recommended by different Boards of Studies and approved by the Academic Council. The syllabus of all the departments will focus on the employability of the students. Important skill development programmes in all the streams of disciplines will be included. Industries and various other companies will be consulted in

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incorporating soft skills. Other important subjects will also be included to improve and upgrade the knowledge of students so that they become employable.

The college has facilities and expertise to conduct several co-curricular and cultural activities. The activities are carried under supervision of Cultural Committee.

6 Student feedback system

The practice of collecting student’s feedback about the colleges and faculty is in vogue and will be continued vigorously. With respect to faculty the following parameters will be followed.

• Academic knowledge. • Communication skills. • Punctuality.

• Ability to manage the class. • Accessibility of the teacher after class.

The IQAC collects the data from the students and compiles it at the Research Cell of the college using ‘Garret Ranking’ software. Those with less than expected scores are called for an interview with the Principal, IQAC Co-ordinator and Head of the Department for fact finding and suitable action. With respect to college the following parameters will be followed: Rating 1=poor, 5=excellent.

• Clarity in explanation of subject. • Content quality is useful and relevant.

• Faculty answers to queries and questions. • Coverage of topic/subject on time. • Explanation of concepts with practical examples.

• Preparedness of faculty for classes. • Faculty guidance for preparing students to seminars/conferences.

• Faculty punctuality to the classes. • Faculty courtesy towards students. • Classroom control by faculty.

7 Internal assessment

Continuous assessment of student work is in vogue. To asses the student capabilities in academics, sports and cultural activities several parameters are adapted. In the academics the collge conducts class room seminars by students, semester wise test, home assignments. In the cultural aspects several programmes are held to provide a platform (quiz, song, debate, essay competitions). In the sporting aspects collge level, inter college level, University level competitions are conducted.

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8 External assessment

Question papers are set by the external examiners based on the syllabus. Internal and External valuations will be in the ratio of 70:30 for courses with practical’s and 80:20 for courses without practicals. For all the competition judges are choosen from external colleges.

9 Financing plan with details of the source

Expenditure will be incurred out of the UGC assistance. Matching assistance will be secured from the management for additional resources.

2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21

1

IRG from students’ fee, Salary Grant from Government and other charges

Rs. 6,78,51,532

Rs. 7,25,41,657

Rs. 6,87,98,333

Rs. 7,46,36,685

Rs. 7,97,95,822

Rs. 7,56,78,166

2

IRG from externally funded R&D projects, consultancies

Rs. 1,03,41,885

Rs. 2,02,00,716

Rs. 36,69,998

- - -

3 Total IRG Rs.

7,81,93,417 Rs.

9,27,42,373 Rs.

7,24,68,331 Rs.

8,60,12,758 Rs.

10,20,16,610 Rs.

7,97,15,164

4

Total annual recurring expenditure of the College

Rs. 7,82,95,340

Rs. 8,67,00,280

Rs. 6,99,21,207

Rs. 8,61,24,874

Rs. 9,53,70,308

Rs. 7,69,13,327

10 Academic plan

The following courses are presently running with the affiliation of University of Mysore,

Mysore. The details of courses, affiliation strength and actual strength of students is as follows.

These courses are likely to be continued for autonomous period also.

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Courses

1. Courses offered (including diploma/certificate)

Sl. No. Course Combination Intake

Actual enrolment in

2017-18

Remarks


1 B.A. HEP 90 32 -

HES 90 18 -

HSK 90 11 -

HEE 40 11 -

HKF 40 15 -

HPF 40 13 -


3 B.B.A 60 66 10% extra admission permitted by the university




2nd Year

1 B.A. HEP 90 13 -

HES 90 08 -

HSK 90 08 -

HEE 40 06 -

HKF 40 07 -

HPF 40 - -

2 B.Com 240 238 -

3 B.B.A 60 46 -


CBZ 24 23 -


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Final Year

1 B.A. HEP 90 19 -

HES 90 11 -

HSK 90 16 -

HEE 40 10 -

HKF 40 02 -

HPF 40 05 -


3 B.B.A 60 58 -

4 B.Sc PCM 60 59 -


PMCs 48 40 -

Total 1584

Post graduate courses 1st Year

1 M.Com Commerce 60 58

2 M.Sc Mathematics 50 29

2nd Year

1 M.Com Commerce 60 55

2 M.Sc Mathematics 50 40

Total 182

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) Students :

1 Ph.D Mathematics 6 3

2 Ph.D Physics 6 1

3 Ph.D Chemistry 6 -

Total = UG + PG + Ph.D = 1584+182+4 1770

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Courses preferred to propose and their schedule of offering.

1. Courses offered (including diploma/certificate)

Sl. No.

Course Combination Intake Actual

enrolment in 2018-19

Remarks


1 BCA 60 60 -

P.G. Course

1 M.A. Economics 60 60

The curriculm, appointment of faculty and needed infrastructure facilities for the course

will be made with the support of the Management.

11 Faculty recruitment policy

The retired vacancies and the posts for the newly opening courses like BCA and

M.A. in Economics will be made as per the UGC and State Government policy by taking into consideration the merit, roaster through thorough screening of the candidates and their capabilities will be observed.

12 Research plan for Science and Technology subjects

It is proposed to have memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Science and

Technological institutes and organizations. After attaining Autonomy the research activities in Science and Technology subjects will be fulfilled.

13 Research plan for Humanities and Social Science

It is proposed to have memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Humanities and Social

Sciences institutes and organizations. After granting of Autonomy the research activities in Humanities and Social Sciences subjects will be fulfilled.

14 Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities

The Co-curricular activities like NSS, NCC, Rovers and Sports will be

continuously introduced and developed. The extension activities will also be given to students, faculty and society through the extra curricular committees.

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15 Networking plan for teaching and research collaborations and partnerships For teaching and research collaborations and partnerships memorandum of

understanding (MOU) will be made with different companies after granting of Autonomy.

16 Infrastructure development plan

For the preparation of IDP and for looking in to the institutional development nodal officers are nominated. The Project Nodal Officers for infrastcture development plan (IDP):

Head/Nodal Officer

Name Phone No

Mobile No Fax No E-mail ID

Head of the Institution Fulltime appointee

Dr. H.Anilkumar PRINCIPAL

08232- 220252

9448572968

08232- 230677

Pessac.mandya@

yahoo.in

Autonomous Coordinator

Dr C R Raju Associate. Prof. of Chemistry

--

9844470858

--

drchara@ rediffmail.com

Nodal officers for

Academic activities

J.Ravishankar Associate. Prof. of Physics

--

9886253527

--

ravishankar.j1960@

gmail.com Civil works including environment management

Dr. P.Chandrashekar Associate. Prof. of English

--

9740127405

--

cspakhil@ gmail.com

Procurement

Dr. G.Krishnamurthy Associate Prof. of Chemistry

-- 9448930327 --

Financial aspects

Dr. J.Mahadev Associate Prof. of Physics

Equity assurance plan implementation

Ninganna Associate Prof. of Physics

9449184678

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1.2 Academic Information: UG/PG/Ph.D programs offered for the Past 3 years 2015-16 to 2017-18 1st Year UG/PG

Sl. No. Title of Programme

Level (UG, PG,

Ph.D)

Dura- tion

(Years)

Year of starting

Sanctioned

annual Intake

Total Student Strength

15-16 16-17 17-18

1 B.A HES/HSK

UG 3 Years

1976-77 90 41 24 18/11 HEP 1976-77 90 23 16 32 HKF 1996-97 40 11 12 15 HPF 1996-97 40 - - 13 HEEng/HPE 1994-95 40 16 08 11/-

2 B.Com UG 3 Years 1969-70 240 274 267 276 3 B.B.A. UG 3 Years 1997-98 60 64 50 66 4 B.Sc PCM

UG 3 Years 1982-83 60 63 69 69

CBZ 1987-88 48 27 28 55 PMCs 1997-98 48 43 55 55

5 M.Com PG 2 years 2011-12 60 55 57 58 6 M.Sc (Maths) PG 2 Years 2012-13 50 44 29

2nd Year UG/PG


Level (UG, PG,

Ph.D)

Dura- tion

(Years)

Year of starting

Sanctioned

annual Intake


15-16 16-17 17-18

1 B.A HES/HSK

UG 3 Years

1976-77 90 07 31 8/8 HEP 1976-77 90 17 21 13 HKF 1996-97 40 05 05 07 HPF 1996-97 40 - - - HEEng/HPE 1994-95 40 13 16 06/-


UG 3 Years 1982-83 60 51 58 65

CBZ 1987-88 48 19 25 23 PMCs 1997-98 48 19 40 53

5 M.Com PG 2 years 2011-12 60 54 54 55 6 M.Sc (Maths) PG 2 Years 2012-13 50 10 25 40

3rd Year UG

Sl. No.

Title of Programme

Level (UG, PG,

Ph.D)

Dura- tion

(Years)

Year of starting

Sanctioned

annual Intake


15-16 16-17 17-18

1 B.A HES/HSK

UG 3 Years

1976-77 90 14 06 11/16 HEP 1976-77 90 14 15 19 HKF 1996-97 40 02 03 02 HPF 1996-97 40 - - - HEEng/HPE 1994-95 40 14 13 10/05

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UG 3 Years 1982-83 60 61 49 59

CBZ 1987-88 48 15 17 25 PMCs 1997-98 48 29 19 40

UG/PG/Ph.D programs to be offered for the next 3 years 2018-19 to 2020-21 1st Year UG/PG


Level (UG, PG,

Ph.D)

Dura- tion

(Years)

Year of starting

Sanctioned

annual Intake


18-19 19-20 20-21

1 B.A HES/HSK

UG 3 Years

1976-77 90 20/15 25/20 30/25 HEP 1976-77 90 40 45 50 HKF 1996-97 40 20 20 25 HPF 1996-97 40 05 10 10 HEEng/HPE 1994-95 40 20 25 35

2 B.Com UG 3 Years 1969-70 240 276 276 276 3 B.B.A. UG 3 Years 1997-98 60 60+6 60+6 60+6 4 B.Sc PCM

UG 3 Years 1982-83 60 60+9 60+9 60+9

CBZ 1987-88 48 48+7 48+7 48+7 PMCs 1997-98 48 48+7 48+7 48+7

5 M.Com PG 2 years 2011-12 60 60 60 60 6 M.Sc (Maths) PG 2 Years 2012-13 50 45 50 50 2nd Year UG/PG


Level (UG, PG,

Ph.D)

Dura- tion

(Years)

Year of starting

Sanctioned

annual Intake


18-19 19-20 20-21

1 B.A HES/HSK

UG 3 Years



UG 3 Years 1982-83 60 60+9 60+9 60+9

CBZ 1987-88 48 48+7 48+7 48+7 PMCs 1997-98 48 48+7 48+7 48+7

5 M.Com PG 2 years 2011-12 60 60 60 60 6 M.Sc (Maths) PG 2 Years 2012-13 50 45 50 50

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3rd Year UG

Sl. No.

Title of Programme

Level (UG, PG,

Ph.D)

Dura- tion

(Years)

Year of starting

Sanctioned

annual Intake


18-19 19-20 20-21

1 B.A HES/HSK

UG 3 Years



UG 3 Years 1982-83 60 60+9 60+9 60+9

CBZ 1987-88 48 48+7 48+7 48+7 PMCs 1997-98 48 48+7 48+7 48+7

5 M.Com PG 2 years 2011-12 60 60 60 60 6 M.Sc (Maths) PG 2 Years 2012-13 50 45 50 50 College is accredited : Yes Grade : ‘A’ Grade When : 28-03-2017 Accreditation Status of UG programs:

Title of UG Programs being offered

Whether eligible for accreditation or not?

Whether accredited as on 31st March

2017

Whether “Applied for” as on 31st March

2017 B.A. HES/HSK YES YES YES

HEP YES YES YES HKF YES YES YES HPF YES YES YES HEEng/HPE YES YES YES

B.Com YES YES YES B.B.A YES YES YES B.Sc. PCM YES YES YES

CBZ YES YES YES PMCs YES YES YES

Accreditation Status of PG programs:

Title of PG Programs being offered

Whether eligible for accreditation or not?

Whether accredited as on 31st March 2017

Whether “Applied for” as on 31st March 2017

M.Sc (Maths) YES YES YES M.Com YES YES YES

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1.4. Baseline Data (All data given for the following parameters to ALL disciplines)

Past three years details: 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

1 Total strength of students(UG/PG/PhD) in all programs and all years of study

1479 1593 1766+4=1770

2 Total women students in all programs and all years of study

651 798 944

3 Total SC students in all programs and all years of study

142 176 198

4 Total ST students in all programs and all years of study

08 11 12

5 Total OBC students in all programs and all years of study 1158 1319 1498

6 Number of fully functional P-4 and above level computers available for students 60 78 121

7 Total number of text books and reference books available in library for UG and PG students

42,883 43,475 43,862

8 Student-teacher ratio 21:1 21:1 20:1

9 % of UG students placed through campus interviews

8% 10% 13%

10 % of PG students placed through campus interviews 4% 5% 3%

11 % of high quality undergraduates (>75% marks) passed out 3.9% 2.6% 4.0%

12 % of high quality postgraduates (>75% marks) passed out 2.18% - 1.09%

13 Number of research publications in Indian refereed journals

06 07 04

14 Number of research publications in International refereed journals

10 04 06

15 Number of patents obtained - - - 16 Number of patents filed - - -

17 Number of sponsored research projects completed

02 01 01

18

The transition rate of students in percentage from 1st year to 2nd year

(i) all students 93.98% 93.90% 89.49% (ii) SC 81.25% 95.65% 80.55% (iii) ST 66.67% 83.33% 100% (iv) OBC 86.03% 97.10% 91.06%

19 Income from students’ fee, Salary Grant from Government and other fees

Rs.6,78,51,532 Rs.7,25,41,657 Rs.6,87,98,333

20 Income from externally funded R&D projects, consultancies

Rs.1,03,41,885 Rs.2,02,00,716 Rs.36,69,998

21 Total Income Rs.7,81,93,417 Rs.9,27,42,373 Rs.7,24,68,331

22 Total annual recurring expenditure of the College

Rs.7,82,95,340 Rs.8,67,00,280 Rs.6,99,21,207

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1.4. Baseline Data (All data given for the following parameters to ALL disciplines)

Projections for next 3 years: 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21

1 Total strength of students(UG/PG/PhD) in all programs and all years of study

2133 2218 2308

2 Total women students in all programs and all years of study

1000 1050 1100

3 Total SC students in all programs and all years of study

210 220 225

4 Total ST students in all programs and all years of study

14 20 25

5 Total OBC students in all programs and all years of study 1600 1650 1700

6 Number of fully functional P-4 and above level computers available for students 170 200 250

7 Total number of text books and reference books available in library for UG and PG students

45,000 46,500 48,000

8 Student-teacher ratio 20:1 20:1 20:1

9 % of UG students placed through campus interviews

4.5% 8% 10%

10 % of PG students placed through campus interviews 5% 6% 8%

11 % of high quality undergraduates (>75% marks) passed out 5% 6% 7%

12 % of high quality postgraduates (>75% marks) passed out 3% 5% 5%

13 Number of research publications in Indian refereed journals

16 20 34

14 Number of research publications in International refereed journals

20 24 36

15 Number of patents obtained - - - 16 Number of patents filed - - -

17 Number of sponsored research projects completed

05 05 05

18

The transition rate of students in percentage from 1st year to 2nd year

(i) all students 94% 95% 95% (ii) SC 85% 90% 90% (iii) ST 75% 80% 80% (iv) OBC 90% 90% 90%

19 Income from students’ fee, Salary Grant from Government and other fees

Rs.7,46,36,685 Rs.7,97,95,822 Rs.7,56,78,166

20 Income from externally funded R&D projects, consultancies

- - -

21 Total Income Rs.8,60,12,758 Rs.10,20,16,610 Rs.7,97,15,164

22 Total annual recurring expenditure of the College

Rs.8,61,24,874 Rs.9,53,70,308 Rs.7,69,13,327

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2.1 The Executive Summary of the Institutional Development Proposal (IDP)

The total strength of the college presently is 1770. There are 198 SC students, 12 ST and

1498 OBC students in the college. The Vision of the college is “To be a Centre for Excellence

and to provide quality, equity, accessibility and inclusive education at the affordable cost”.

The SWOT analysis was carried out taking the stakeholders information. Based on this,

strategic plan is prepared. It has been developed to achieve the objectives of the college. The key

activities proposed are linked to SWOT analysis and the Strength, Weakness, Opportunities and

Threats have been identified.

The strategic plan is given in the table 2.2.1 and correlated with SWOT. The

validation/verification method has been mentioned and finally linked to the budget proposal. The

specific objectives and expected results in terms of institutional strength and improvement in

employability and learning outcomes of the graduates is identified and action plan is given and

correlated to SWOT analysis in 2.4

The action plan is provided for improving employability of graduates, increase learning

outcomes of students, implementation of academic and non-academic reforms, improving

interaction with industry, enhancement of research and consultancy activity is given in 2.4.(A),

2.4.(B), 2.4.(C), 2.4.(D), 2.4.(E), 2.4.(F) and 2.4(G)

The Action plan for organizing a finishing school and improving academic performance

of SC/ST/OBC academically weak students through innovative methods. The training need

analysis is carried out and faculty development plan for improving teaching, subject area and

research competency is given in 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.8. The relevance and coherence of Institutional

Development Proposal is in 2.9.

The institutional Project implementation arrangements with participation of faculty

are given in 2.10 & 2.11. The table 2.12 highlights institutional proposed project budget

towards infrastructure, academic activities and other requirements.

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2.2 SWOT Analysis:

The details of SWOT analysis carried out (in terms of methodology used, analysis and

information and data as collected and inferences derived with respect to strengths, weaknesses,

opportunities and threats).

• Based on SWOT analysis, the “strategic plan” is developed for institutional development.

• The key activities proposed in the institutional development proposal are linked with the

results of SWOT analysis.

2.2.1 Methodology Used:

• Teamwork and Stakeholders Participation:

A core team of facilitators was constituted; the team comprised identified key

stakeholders of College. The team met several times and had consultations / brainstorming

sessions in participatory mode. Core committee had interactive sessions with different

groups like various departments, support departments, administrative sections, library,

sports and other stakeholders.

The initial draft copy of IDP Scheme was circulated to all departments. The inputs on

strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats were obtained from all the departments

and in the light of those inputs Institutional Development Proposal (IDP) is prepared.

METHODOLOGY

MULTI-STAKE HOLDER APPROACH – STUDENTS, STAFF, NON- TEACHING STAFF, ALUMNI, PARENTS, ADVOCATES AND INDUSTRIALIST

PROCESS OF SWOT ANALYSIS - QUESTIONAIRE, FEEDBACK, INFERENCE

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The brain storming sessions helps the institution to mentor the students by the faculty

members and understand the requirements and problems of the students.

SWOT Features

Stakeholders are involved at departmental levels. Neutral Coordinators organized and

arranged the session. Neutral facilitator provided the means of carrying out SWOT

Analysis in each department. The principal of the college and department of collegiate

education, government of Karnataka provided the guidelines and insisted that more

parameters should be identified during the process.

The number of Open sessions (Brain storming) varied from department to department.

Nearly almost all faculty members participated in the SWOT process in all the

departments.

Participation of the stake holders are as below:

Stake Holders

Students

Faculty Members

Administrative Staff

HOD

Alumni

Parents

Community leaders

• Most of the sessions were of more than two-hours.

The core committee met regularly till the date of submission of IDP.

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B) SWOT Analysis Summary

Strengths:

S 1 The college has 2 f and 12 b status of UGC and all the UG programmes are

accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ Grade.

S 2

The college is situated in the heart of the District Head Quarter (Mandya) with a

good building and easily accessible to all the students coming from the entire District

and Neighboring Districts.

S 3

S 4

S 5

S 6

S 7

S 8

S 9

S 10

S 11

S 12

S 13

S 14

S 15

A good collection and access of books and journals are in the library.

Admission is kept open for all.

College has alumni association.

College has Science and Computer labs.

College has NSS Unit

College has sufficient strength of students for UG & PG programmes - like BA.,

B.Sc, B.Com, B.B.M., M.Com and M.Sc (Mathematics)

College has good atmosphere conditions.

College has qualified and motivated faculty.

The college has good functional Placement Cell, which facilitates Campus

recruitment.

More Scope for academic and co-curricular activities.

Different types of academic and cultural programmes are organized for the students.

College has students with academic and cultural potential

The college has proactive management

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Weaknesses:

W1 Less infrastructure for new PG programmes.

W2 Training faculty to upgrade their skill and knowledge.

W3 Training office staff to upgrade and improve their work skill.

W4 To upgrade library by adding new books, journals as and when they are available in the

book market.

W5 Up-gradation of all class rooms to provide ICT facilities.

W6 Student communication skill.

W 7 New generation computers and servers for institutional networking.

W8 Need based UG and PG programmes to provide quality education.

W9 Networking of the library to enhance E-learning facility.

W10 Enhancement of facilities for students and faculty to meet the academic standard.

W11 Good green environment to the institution by means of rain harvesting, alternate

energy source, increasing no of toilets for students, solar energy production, planting of

trees as many as possible to create more green parks, induction of sewage treatment

plant and to use LED bulbs in the campus.

W12 Support for talented students by providing fee concession

W13 Seed money for merit scholarships.

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Opportunities:

O 1 Sufficient land is available for developing infrastructure.

O 2 Scope for upgrading of central computer laboratory.

O 3 Ample scope for installation of water harvesting system, solar panels, and

beautification of campus.

O 4 Mentoring students and honoring their skills to become entrepreneurs

O 5 There is a scope to provide special grants for carrying out research to faculty and

students.

O 6 Scope for knowledge enhancement of faculty by management support.

O 7 Ccertificate courses and skilling programmes in different disciplines to enhance

employablity.

O 8 Scope for industry institute interaction to improve placement and research.

Threats/challenges:

T 1. Students and parents are inclined towards professional courses.

T 2. Government has fixed minimum fees for boys and full fee exemption for girl students in

neighboring Government colleges. This reveals the decrease in admissions to aided

colleges.

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2.2.1 Strategic plan for institutional Development The following key activities are identified in the Institutional Development Proposal.

• An overall faculty development program to encourage innovative teaching practices, self-

propelled growth in research and development through participation and contributions in

International/ National Conferences, Seminars, Symposiums, Workshops, and initiation of

academic exchange programmes.

• Expansion and modernization of existing infrastructure for UG courses.

• A strategic plan for enhancing participatory management in academic, administrative and

financial affairs.

• Implementation of a well-defined and time bound plan of cooperation with the

organizations/industries for employability of our students.

• Strengthening of existing library with computer automation and well access of digital

resources through the online subscription from databases, such as INFLIBNET, Sage

Publication and Springer etc.,

• Creation of a centralized computing with LAN network and internet facility.

2.2.2 “Strategic plan Proposal” for institutional development based on SWOT Analysis and linkage to the budget:

In view to strengthen the academic programmes and academic surroundings of the college

that can lead to innovative and employable graduates and postgraduates. The institution considers strengthening of educational programmes and the research activity

is crucial for fulfillment of its mission. Therefore, the college plans to take lead in providing good quality educational services and Research and Development activities that can support regional and national development and contribute to innovation.

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Strategic plan Proposal

Sl. No. Strategic Plan

Critical Activities

Weakness to be addressed

based on SWOT

Validation and verification

method

Link to Budget Propos

al 1 Infrastructure

Creation of new Building

for PG W1,W10

e-tender, work order, Inspection and Audit, rate

contract & Audit

2.12

2 Modernization and strengthening of laboratories

7 Laboratories W2,W3,W10


contract & Audit

2.12

3 Establishment of new laboratories for existing UG and PG programs and for new PG programs

2 Laboratories W1,W8,W9, W10


contract & Audit

2.12

4 Modernization of classrooms

15 Classrooms W5,W6,W8,

W9,W10


contract & Audit

2.12

5 Updating of Learning Resources

E-resources, Audio Visual

Aids

W2,W3,W4, W6,W8,W9


contract & Audit

2.12

6 Procurement of furniture

All types Chairs, Tables

etc.,

W1,W2,W3,W5,W8,W10


contract & Audit

2.12

7 Establishment/Upgradation of Central and Departmental Computer Centres

Providing 100 Computers

W2,W3,W4,W6,W7,W9


contract & Audit

2.12

8 Modernization/improvements of supporting departments

Department strengthening

W10,W9,W8,W7,W6,W5,W

4


contract & Audit

2.12

9 Modernization and strengthening of libraries and increasing access to knowledge resources

Providing Books,

Journals, e-journals, LAN, Wi-Fi, Internet

connections

W10,W9,W8,W7,W6,W5,W

4


contract & Audit

2.12

10 Refurbishment (Minor Civil Works) Improving

entire building W1 To W13


contract & Audit

2.12

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11 Research and development support

Providing apparatus,

equipments, and chemical

W12,W13,W10,W9,W8,W7


contract & Audit

2.12

12 Enhancement of R & D and College consultancy activities

MoU with industries

W12,W13,W10,W9,W8,W7


contract & Audit

2.12

13 Faculty Development Support

Training W2,W3


contract & Audit

2.12

14 Faculty and Staff Development (including faculty qualification upgradation, pedagogical training, and organizing/participation of faculty in workshops, seminars and conferences) for improved competence based on TNA

including faculty

qualification upgradation, pedagogical training, and

organizing/participation of faculty in

workshops, seminars and

conferences for improved

competence based on TNA

W2,W3


contract & Audit

2.12

15 Technical assistance for procurement and academic activities

Training the faculty and

staff W2 and W3


contract & Audit

2.12

16 Creation of new departments/courses

Starting new UG and PG programmes

W1,W8,W10,W12


contract & Audit

2.12

17 Students support activities

Conducting exhibitions,

cultural programmes, industry, R/S

center interaction etc.,

W13,W12,W11,W9


contract & Audit

2.12

Others

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2.3 Objective and Result linking to the SWOT analysis

2.4 Action plan: a) An Academic Plan which includes courses proposed and student’s admission policy and

plan

b) A faculty recruitment plan in keeping with the proposed academic plan

c) Implementation of academic and non- academic reforms

d) Plan for strengthening research, teaching and extension activities

e) Plan for academia and interaction with industry

2.5 Measuring Outcomes

(A) Improving employability of graduates through placement cells

• Arranging career guidance and counseling workshop to the students to understand their

potential to make an effective career path to reach their Future target.

• Skill building: general aptitude, ICT and communication.

• To increase employability.

• Regular conducting of career guidance and counseling.

• Student capacity building.

• Promote students to take competitive exams in state and national levels.

• Strengthening of placement cell.

• Conducting career fairs.

• Contribution to develop employment oriented curriculum.

(B) Increased learning outcomes of the students.

• Orientation given to students to become active learners.

• Promotion of mentorship for micro learning and individual attention of the students.

• Use of Modern techniques for the effective teaching.

• Strengthening remedial classes.

• Spoken English classes to enhance communicative skills.

• Encouragement to use library reference service along with teacher.

• Incorporating audio visual teaching aids for effective learning.

• Encourage students to use internet for collection and to update their knowledge.

(C) Improving teaching, research and quality through faculty evaluation and

student’s feedback • Encourage faculty in Research Projects and Consultancy.

• Promote research activities for students and faculty.

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(D) The College was re-accredited with ‘A’ Grade (CGPA 3.03) in the year 2017. Serious attempts are being made to achieve good accreditation status for all the UG and PG Programmes of the college for the next accreditation.

(E) Implementation of academic and non-academic reforms:

• Regular internal evaluation with well-defined parameters.

• Arranging group discussions as a part of Class room work, field work and other Curricular work for enhancing Academic performance.

• Enhancement of computer literacy by inviting specialists

• Conduct of parents and alumni meeting every year

• Financial help to economically weaker section of the society.

• System to obtain feedback from students to strengthen academic performance of faculty.

(F) Improving interaction with Industry:

• Establishment of Industry/NGO’s Institute cell.

• Developing good Network with Industry.

• Improving Industry-Institute Collaboration.

• Industrial visit to understand work environment.

• Inviting industrial personnels to interact with students.

• Inviting industries to conduct placements.

• Introducing project works to students.

(G) Enhancement of research and consultancy activities:

• Encouraging faculty in Research Projects and Consultancy.

• Promoting Research activities for students and faculty.

2.5 Action Plan for Organizing A finishing School

Not Applicable

2.6 Action plan for strengthening of PG programs and starting new PG programs: Two PG programmes M.Com and M.Sc Mathematics are running in the college successfully. The college intends to start M.Sc Physics, M.Sc Chemistry and new infrastucture and other facilities are planned to achieve this goal.

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2.7 Training Needs Analysis. • Based on SWOT (Strength, Weakness, Opportunity and Threat) and TNA the

following programmes have been planned Training Needs analysis (TNA) is a process; it is a series of activities that aims to identify,

explain the gap between current and desired individual capacity. This necessarily includes, therefore, both the individual and organizational performances. The purpose of TNA is to identify the training needs of the individual that can contribute to more effective functioning and which also leads to more effective achievement of the objectives of the organization, in this case.

Methodology: All the departments carried out the TNA exercise for faculty and staff. Individual faculty

and staffs in the department have carried out TNA exercise, which are summarised by Head of Department and further data from departments was consolidated by the Internal Quality Assurance Cell.

Based on TNA, faculty development is proposed in the following areas for improving their teaching, subject area and research competence.

1. Basic and advanced pedagogy

2. Enhancement through Short Term Training Programmes

3. Participation in activities such as national and international seminars, conferences and workshops etc.

4. Improvement in faculty qualification for enhancement of knowledge.

5. Arranging Soft skills and management programmes

6. Conducting seminars, Conferences and Workshops

2.7.1 Basic and advanced pedagogy. • Permit to attend professional Training. • Computer training.

• Refresher course. • Orientation courses. • Faculty Development Programme.

• Empowerment courses. • Total Quality Management.

• Internal Quality Assessment Cell training course.

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2.7.2. Subject/domain knowledge enhancement. • Strengthening of Library resources. • Library Orientation.

• Enhancement of Computer lab with network and internet. • Subscription of Online databases. • Provide opportunity for faculty improvement through participating in training

programmes.

2.7.3. Attendance in activities such as workshops, seminars. • Opportunity to participate in national and international workshops, seminars, and

conferences will be provided. • Encourage faculties to contribute articles.

2.7.4. Improvement in faculty qualifications. • Opportunity for faculty to continue education.

• Send faculty on FIP if given opportunity for 12(b) and 2(F) Colleges by the department.

2.7.5. Improving research capabilities. • Encourage faculty to publish articles in ISBN and ISSN. • Provide opportunity to participate and present papers in national and international

workshops, seminars, and conferences.

• Encourage faculty to write Books.

2.8 Action plan for training technical and other staff in functional areas. i) For a better academic result, and to attain our target, complete and upgraded automation and

digitization of existing library is necessary. This would enable the teachers, student researchers to get more knowledge in all fields.

ii) Training for the office staff in HRMS, e-governance, e-procurement and computer skills. iii) a. Training in e-administration for administrative staff b. Soft skill training c. Document maintenance

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2.9 Relevance and coherence of Institutional Development Proposal with State’s/National (in case of CFIs) Industrial/Economic Development Plan.

The institutional development proposal drawn up by the Institution is in synchronization with the State’s economic development plan. A qualified and employable graduate is an asset to the State and as well as to country meaningfully and productively to the Economic growth of the state. To produce this well qualified employable graduates the institution needs to have state of the art facilities and skilled human resources in terms of teaching faculty, support staff, research facilities etc. Hence our proposal has addressed all these needs under the various sections with the main aim of becoming a centre of excellence in the area of education.

2.10 Participation of departments/faculty in the IDP preparation. The consultation meeting with HOD and staff, Administrative staff, students, Alumni and

obtained the necessary information needed for the preparation of IDP. Finally the core committee in charge of preparing the IDP with the hope that the proposal

will be considered favorably by the concerned authorities. 2.11 Institutional project implementation arrangements with participation of

faculty and staff.

Project implementation committee involves the head of the institution, co-ordinators and

nodal officers are involved in developing IDP and will further guide towards the implementation

of the project.

Different committees involving all faculty and non-teaching staff will be formed for

successful implementation of IDP.

The implementation of IDP involved two tasks:

� Putting proper structure and systems to achieve the institutional goals

� Implementing and monitoring activities planned in IDP on a continuous basis at

department and institutional level.

The College proposed budget for IDP

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2.12 The College Proposed budget for IDP: Financial Plan for College (Rs. In Lakhs)

Sl.

No Activities

Plan Life

Allocation (18-19)

19-

20

20-

21

21-

22

22-

23

23-

24

24-

25

25-

26

26- 27

27- 28

1 Modernization and strenghening of laboratories

5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00

2 Establishment of new laboratories for existing UG and PG programs and for new PG programs

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

3 Modernization of classrooms

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

4 Updating of Learning Resources

1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

5 Procurement of furniture

5.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00

6 Establishment/Upgradation of Central and Departmental Computer Centres

2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00

7 Modernization/improvements of supporting departments

2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00

8 Modernization and strengthening of libraries and increasing access to knowledge resources

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

9 Refurbishment (Minor Civil Works)

2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00

10 Research and development support

3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00

11 Enhancement of R & D and College consultancy activities

1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

12 Faculty Development Support

2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00

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13 Faculty and Staff Development (including faculty qualification upgradation, pedagogical training, and organizing/participation of faculty in workshops, seminars and conferences) for improved competence based on TNA

2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00

14 Infrastucture The management is verymuch potential in monetory aspects, and so it releases the required amount as and when needed.

15 Technical assistance for procurement and academic activities

2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00

16 Creation of new departments/courses

1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

17 Students support activities

2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00

18 Others: Provision of resources for research support

2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00

Total 41.00 41.00 38.00 38.00 38.00 38.00 38.00 38.00 38.00 38.00

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Appendix – 1 2(f) & 12B order copy

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2(f) and 12(b)

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Appendix-2

Year of establishment of College

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Appendix – 3 Land Records

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Appendix - 4 Laboratory details

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

Apparatus and Equipment list SL. NO

DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES NUMBER OF ITEMS

01 COMPAQ COMPUTERS 02 02 HP COMPUTERS (i5) 03 03 HP COMPUTERS (i3) 12 04 UPS 01 05 NEW BASE BATTERY 10 06 PROJECTOR 01 07 PROJECTOR SCREEN 01 08 COMPUTER TABLES 02 09 AC’S 04 10 HP PRINTER 01 11 WHITE BOARD 01 12 HCL COMPUTERS 11 13 IBM COMPUTRES 02 14 HP COMPUTERS(CORE DUAL) 06

SL NO DISCRIPTION OF ARTICALS Number of articles

1 Audio oscillator, LF oscillator 33 2 Air blower 01 3 Ammeter 113 4 Bar magnet 36 5 Battery eliminator 78 6 Bar pendulum 04 7 Balastic galvanometer 09 8 Biprism 05 9 Bridge rectifier 02 10 Convex mirror 05 11 Concave lens 30 12 Copper volt meter 18 13 Condensers 45 14 C.G bridge 04 15 Conical flask 12 16 Conversion of MCG in to ammeter 02 17 Carbon resistors & commutators 04

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18 C R O 12 19 Compass box 12 20 H P Computer and printer 01 21 Daniel cell 10 22 Digital stop clock 02

23 Digital multimeters 06

24 Digital IC trainer model no 447 03

25 Diode apparatus 06 26 Diode laser 01 27 Dip circle 09 28 Diffraction grating 06 29 Demagnetization apparatus 01 30 Defection magnetometer 04 31 Earth inductor 07 32 Eye piece 01 33 e/m apparatus 05 34 Function Generators 11 35 FET characteristic apparatus 02 36 Fly wheel 02 37 Glass prisms 02 38 Glass slab 10 39 Gm counter & scalar 11 40 Glass cuter 02 41 Galvanometers 35 42 Half-wave rectification 01 43 Hot plate 01 44 Hydrostatic stand 05 45 Helmholtz galvanometers 06 46 Helmholtz resonating bottle 02 47 Head-phone 10 48 Hares apparatus 05 49 High resistance 05 50 Inclined plane 06 51 Interference wedge apparatus 03 52 IC regulated power supply 22 53 I-H curve apparatus 03 54 Koenigs apparatus 04 55 Knife edge 12 56 Kundts tube 07 57 Meters bridge 11 58 Mercury lamp with transformer 6T, 3B 59 Meter scale 30 60 M I discs 18

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61 Measuring cylinder 12 62 Magnifiers (Reading lens) 08 63 Mutual inductors 02 64 Multimeter 09 65 Microscope 08 66 Microprocessor 04 67 Micro controller kit 03 68 Mass of electron apparatus 01 69 Nicholson’s hydrometers 04 70 Newton’s ring apparatus 05 71 Newton‘s law of cooling apparatus 03 72 Optical bench 03 73 Optical flat 12 74 Opto coupler 01 75 Over head projector 01 76 Pulleys 22 77 Parallelogram law apparatus 04 78 P o box 13 79 Physical balance 05 80 Plano convex lens 08 81 Pencil jockeys 06 82 Polari meters 05 83 packet compass box 12 84 Planks constant apparatus 04 85 Platinum thermometer 03 86 Potentiometer 06 87 Polaroid’s 04 88 Roman steel yards 01 89 Robinson’s magnets 12 90 Resistance box 42 91 Reading telescope 06 92 Rheostat 14 93 Rough balance 01 94 Sonometer with transformer 13 95 S G bottle 21 96 Searle’s rigidity apparatus 06 97 Sodium chloride 241-243 98 Screw gauge 36 99 Spectrometers 19 100 Slide calipers 07 101 Stop clock 28 102 Slotted weights 142 103 Slow motion stand 06 104 Spiral spring apparatus 06

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105 Static torsion apparatus 06 106 Sodium lamp withy transformer 12T+6D 107 Solar cell characteristic 01 108 Spirit level 08 109 Steam boiler 01 110 Semi conductor 06 111 Single cantilever 06 112 Thermister 04 113 Thermometer 11 114 Tuning fork 03SET 115 Transistors characteristic apparatus 05 116 Table lamps 06 117 Thermocouple 05 118 Triode 5PS+7B 119 Thermo pile 10 120 Vernier model 09 121 Viscosity apparatus 02 122 Voltmeter DC and AC 67 123 Voltage stabilizer 02 124 V T V M 02 125 Vibration magnetometer 06 126 Weight box 18 127 Winter’s bottle 04 128 Xenon tube 04 129 Young’s modulus by stretching 05 130 Zener diode apparatus 02

Research equipments 131 Polarising microscope 01 132 Hot stage 02

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Appendix - 5

Central Library and Departmental Library details

Central Library:

P.E.S COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ARTS AND COMMERCE, MANDYA

About the Library and Information Center

Library is one of the oldest and largest libraries in Mandya district. The Library started

functioning in the year 1966 with the inception of the college. It has a glorious record of 50

years of worthy service with a resource collection of more than 40 thousand volumes in its

systems today. The library has a very good internet browsing center with more than 36 computer

systems with internet connection for students and teachers. Further, the library provides E-

resources service through subscribing N-LIST and British Library membership to its users.

The present library is situated in the new building and has 300 Sq Mts. It has seating

capacity of more than 150 students at a time. It has different sections like; active stock section,

reference section, circulation section, technical section, Internet browsing section, and NEWS

paper reading room. Further, it has Photocopy facility and security counter facility for library

users’ belongings.

Vision Statement

The library and information center of the college will strive to be the most informative library.

To inspire and provide information to the student community and also to be knowledgeable,

networked, innovative and successful.

Mission Statement

The library and information center provides quality resources and innovative services to

inculcate reading habits, to inspire creativity, to facilitate lifelong learning and research among

the communities of the institution.

Library Rules

1. Library Membership is compulsory to all students who are admitted to UG Courses

2. Readers are requested to bring their Membership ID Card whenever they visit the library.

3. Members are requested to deposit their belongings at the Library Security Counter without

fail.

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4. Readers are requested not to bring any valuable / costly materials like Jewels, Money,

Mobiles and any other equipment to the library.

5. Staff at the security counter are authorized to check the Membership ID Card at the entrance

of the library.

6. All readers are requested to put their signature compulsorily in the attendance register kept at

the Security Desk.

7. Members are not allowed to bring their personnel Books, Journals and any other Electronic

equipment inside the library.

8. Readers are requested to converse in low tone / voice.

9. Readers are requested to not to fold the pages of any books while taking for Xerox instead

please use flaps for identification.

10. Please switch off your mobiles whenever you are inside the library.

11. Please use the dustbin to put any wastage like papers, chocolate covers and any such

garbage’s.

12. Please do not tear the pages of any books instead, please use photocopy facilities.

13. Please do not misplace / hide the documents and try to maintain the arrangements in order

without any disturbance.

14. Please keep the library environment clean and tidy.

15. Members are requested to keep the books on the desk itself after their use.

16. Readers are requested to contact the concerned authority for any guidance and assistance.

17. Readers Co-operation is solicited.

Services of the Library and Information Center

1. Reference Service (RS)

2. Referral Service

3. Current Awareness Service (CAS)

3.1. Display of currently purchased books

3.2. Routing of new journals.

4. Selective Dissemination of Information (SDI)

5. Inter Library Loan

6. Computer Based Information Services

6.1 Computerized Selective Dissemination of Information

6.2 Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC)

6.3 Online Information Retrieval Services

6.4 Internet Based Services

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6.4.1 Electronic mail service

6.4.2 Bulletin board service

6.4.3 ListServes

6.4.4. Web-based services.

Facilities of the Library

1. Book bank facility

2. Good photocopy service

3. Printout facilities to users at minimal cost.

Activities of the Library

The Library conducts periodically the following user oriented activities.

1. Orientation Programme to Fresh Students

2. Display of Books on Important personalities and occasions

3. Book Exhibition on New Arrivals to Library / Gifted Books.

Library and Information Center

01. Library Collection

S/N Library Holdings Number

01 Books-General Books 32321

02 UGC Books 9298

03 SC,ST & BT Books 548 (Total = 42168 Books)

04 Journals/Periodicals 30

05 Back Volumes 1424

06 NEWS papers and Magazines 15+18 =33

07 E-journals & E-books N-LIST 3828+ Journals & Bibliographic

Databases (Ten Years Back files)

80409 –Electronic books

08 CD/Video 120

09 Globes/Maps/ Atlases 10

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02. Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Infrastructure Available

S/N ICT Infrastructure

01 Systems with Internet Connection 38

02 Library Automation Softwares 02 (EasyLib & KOHA)

03 Digital Library Software (Institutional Repository) 01 (DSpace)

04 Separate LAN Facility for Library Systems

05 UPS Facility for 40 Systems

06 N-LIST access for Students & Teachers

07 Separate Server with Static IP (Internet Protocol)

08 Separate Reference Section for Reading

03. Subject/Department Wise Book Collection

Subject/Department Wise Book Collection

S/N Departments Volumes Titles

1 Kannada 8105 1350

2 English 2390 681

3 Folklore 655 75

4 Hindi 116 42

5 History 2145 367

6 Economics 3908 513

7 Political Science 1709 160

8 Sociology 2259 168

9 Physics 2412 176

10 Chemistry 2046 126

11 Mathematics 3016 234

12 Botany 2295 163

13 Zoology 792 92

14 Computer Science 952 76

15 Electronics 373 30

16 Commerce & Management 5142 963

17 General Books 3853 2078

Total 42,168 7294

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List of Journals, Magazines & NEWS Papers Subscribing

Sl. No. Journals Name 1 Pramana (Journal of Physics) 2 Proceedings (Mathematical Sciences) 3 Resonance (Journal of Science Education) 4 Current Science 5 Prabandhan: Indian Journal of Management 6 Indian Journal of Marketing 7 Itihas Darpan 8 Southern Economist 9 Indian Literature 10 Prabudda Karnataka 11 Manavika Karnataka

12 My Society Sl. No. Magazines Name

1 Sports Star (English) 2 Frontline (English) 3 Karmaveera (Kannada) 4 Tharanga (Kannada) 5 Wisdom 6 The Week Magazine 7 Open sources 8 Sudha 9 Mangala 10 Mayoora 11 Priyanka 12 Spardha Spoorthi 13 Spardha Chaitra 14 Competitive Success 15 India Today

Sl. No. NEWS Papers 1 The Hindu 2 Indian Express 3 Deccan Herald 4 The Times of India 5 The Economic Times 6 Prajavani 7 Vijayavani 8 Vijaya Karnataka 9 Sumyuktha Karnataka 10 Kannada Prabha 11 Udayavani 12 Andolana Dinapatrika

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13 Mysore Mithra 14 Vijayavani vidyarthi Mitra

15 Prajavani Mithra

Sl. No. Total Books Value

01 42168 92,99,397/-

P.G. DEPARTMENT OF COMERCE LIBRARY HOLDINGS

Journals

SL. No. Title No of

Copies

1 Journal of Entrepreneurship Development 01

2 ICFAI Journal of Business Strategy 01

3 Financial Risk Management 01

4 Management Accountant 01

5 Indian Journal of Marketing 01

6 IIMB Management Review 01

7 Capital Marketing (English) 01

8 Journal of Accounting Research & Audit 01

News Papers :- 1. Prajavani 2. Vijaya Karnataka 3. Vijayavani 4. Kannada Prabha 5. The Hindu 6. The Times of India 7. The Economic Times 8. Business Line 9. Deccan Herald

SL.NO. PARTICULARS TOTAL

1 Books 1034

2 Book Titles 239

3 Journals 8

4 Magazines 6

5 News Papers 9

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M.Sc., MATHEMATICS LIBRARY HOLDINGS

LIST OF SUBSCRIBED JOURNALS SL.NO. TITLE OF THE JOURNAL

1 Journal of Indian Mathematical Society.

2 Journal of Ramanujan Mathematical society.

3 Journal of Culcutta Mathematical Society.

4 JP Journal of Fixed Point Theory & Applications.

5 Indian Journal of Math & Mathematical Society.

NEWS Papers

SL.NO. NAME 1 Prajawani.

2 Vishwawani.

3 Kannada Prabha.

4 The Hindu

LIST OF MAGAZINES

SL.NO. NAME

1 Competition Success Review

2 Chronicle

3 Competition Vision

4 Spardha Spoorthi

5 Spardha Vijetha

6 Udyoga Vaarthe

SL.NO. PARTICULARS TOTAL

1 Books 793

2 Book Titles 181

3 Journals 5

4 Magazines 6

5 News Papers 4

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Departmental Library

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS Sl no Title Author 1. Standard dictionary D K Bharadvaj 2. Proceeding of state level seminar on recent

trends in photonics Department Physics, PESCSAC.

3. Nuclear physics Tayal 4. Dictionary physics-Oxford 5. The art of electronics Poul Horowitz & W Hill 6. Hand book of electronics S L Guptha 7. B.Sc physics-Vol II C L Arora 8. Modern physics R Murugeshan 9. Properties of matter Brizlal & Subramanyam 10. Atomic physics S N Ghosal 11. Solid state physics and electronics C L Arora 12. B.Sc physics-Vol I C L Arora 13. First B.Sc physics-Vol I B V N Rao 14. Numerical examples in physics Brizlal 15. Basic electronics and linear circuits Bhargava & Kulashreshta 16. Electronics principles volume I Basavaraja . B 17. Mechanical measurements Sawhvey. A.K

18. Basic electronics I and II semester Gidse A p 19. Instrumentation devices & systems Rangan c s 20. Modern electronic instrumentations Albert and Cooper 21. Nuclear physics Ghosal S N 22. Physics paper 5 for BSc 5 semister Veda vysa 23. Physics for 4 semister BSc B V N Rao 24. Electronic principles vol-2 BASAVARAJU 25. Concepts of modern physics Arthur Baiser 26. Physics multiple choice passage question Sathya Prakash

LIST OF DEPARTMENT LIBRARIES

Sl. No Name Of The Department No. Of. Titles Number Of Books

01 Department of Computer science 35 47

02 Department of Kannada 72 306

03 Department of English 450 571

04 Department of Commerce 380 533

05 Department of Environmental Studies 7 7

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27. Electricity and magnetism with electronics Tewari K K 28. BSc physics volume 3 refresher course C L Arora 29. Electricity and magnetism D C Tayal 30. Solid state physics A J DEKKER 31. Optics Ghatak .A 32. A text book of optics Subramanya Brizlal 33. Optics and spectroscopy Murugendra 34. Optical electronics Ajaya Ghatak & K. Thyagaraj 35. Semiconductor and opto-electronic devices Pallab Bhattacharya 36. Electronic principles Albert malvino & David j

Bates 37. Principles of electronics V K Mehta & Rohith Mehtha 38. Heat thermodynamics & statistical physics Brizlal & Subramanyam 39. Solid state physics S O Pillai 40. Nuclear physics Sathya Prakash 41. Lasers principles types & applications K R Nambiar 42. Mechanics and relativity V S Soni 43. 5th semester BSc physics M U A C 44. 6th semester BSc physics M U A C 45. Digital signal processing John Proskin 46. Measurement & Instruments Alans & Morris 47. Nano world C N R Rao 48. Modern physics Duggel Chhabra 49. Fundamentals of electricity and magnetism B D Duggel & C L Chhabra 50. s̈ËvÀ«eÁÕ£À ¥ÀjZÀAiÀÄ qÁ. © À̧AQªÀAiÀÄå

51. Statics Dr.Mihal & N Sharma 52. Elementary astronomy P N J Sharma 53. Mechanics and properties of matter S R Shankaranarayana 54. First year university physics B V Narayanarao 55. Properties of matter Subramanya Brizlal 56. s̈ËvÀ«eÁÕ£À n J¸ï À̧Ä§âgÁAiÀÄ

57. Text book of mechanics Khaleelur Rahman 58. Problems in Elementary Physics B Bushkovasth 59. Physics part II Halliay and Resnick 60. Atomic and Nuclear Physics Subramanya Brizlal 61. A text book of Heat M N Saha & B N Srivastav 62. Elements of properties of matter D S Mathur 63. A text of Elementary Physics vol.I G S Landsberg 64. Question and problems in school Physics 65. Geometrical and Physical Optics B K Mathur 66. Text book of elementary Physics vol.3 G S landsberg 67. A text book of elementary Physics vol.2 G S lendsberg 68. Journal of Physics Pramana 69. Electromagnetic theory Chopra Agarwal

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Appendix - 6

Infrastructure details

Sl

No. Item No.s Area

1

Class Rooms

LH-1 to LH-28

S1 to S4

32 23,910 Sq.ft

2

Laboratories

h) Physics Lab

i) Chemistry Lab

j) Zoology Lab

k) Botany Lab

l) Maths Lab

m) English Lab

n) Computer lab

7 Laboratories

7,860 Sq.ft

3

Library building

c) Main building

d) Reading section

2 4,680 Sq.ft

4 Boys Hostel (vsvm hostel) 1 25,626 Sq.ft

5 Girls Hostel 1 8,500 Sq.ft

6 Administrative Block 1 1,200 Sq.ft

7 Principal Chamber 1 1,000 Sq.ft

8 Staff Rooms 6 4,700 Sq.ft

9 Common Rooms 2 1,500 Sq.ft

10 Seminar Hall 2 2,500 Sq.ft

11 Sri Vivekananda Auditorium 1 7,000 Sq.ft

12 Students Amenities 2 1,700 Sq.ft

13 Corridor & Staircase 4 Floors 3,800 Sq.ft

14 Sports Section 1 1,000 Sq.ft

15 Cycle Stand 1 2,000 Sq.ft

16 Scooter Stand 01 1,000 Sq.ft

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17

Autonomous Section (New Building)

Management is already constructed the

new RCC Building to accommodated the

following units of Autonomous

Exam Section: (First Floor)

AE-201 : Exam Section Office

AE-202 : Exam Section Store

AE-203 : Deputy Controller of Exam

Controller of Exam (COE)- (2nd Floor)


AC-302 : COE office


Other units of Autonomous (3rd Floor)

AO-401 : Board of Exams (BOE)

AO-402 : Board Room

AO-403 : Board of Studies (BOS)

3 Floors

(Lift and

Ramp for

specially

disabled is

provided)

9,900 Sq.ft

18 Students Restroom 2 1,700 Sq.ft

19 Canteen 1 350 Sq.ft

20 Ncc Room 1 650 Sq.ft

Total building covered area 1,02,626 Sq.Ft

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Appendix -7 Teaching Staff details

Grant-in-Aid Emplyoees

Sl No.

Employee Name Designation

Qua

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atio

n Pay

Tot

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No.

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Basic Gross Salary

1 Dr. Anil Kumar H Associate Professor of English

M.A., Ph.D. 70220 174848 33 33

2 Dr.GiniSwamy Associate Professor of Mathematics

M.Sc., Ph.D. 70220 174948 32 32 20

3 Lingegowda G.S Associate Professor of Physics

M.Sc. 66230 164913 32 32

4 Dr.RamaLingaiah Associate Professor of Chemistry

M.Sc., Ph.D. 66230 164913 32 32 16

5 RaviShankar J Associate Professor in Physics

M.Sc. 66230 164913 32 32

6 Dr. Raju C.R Associate Professor of Chemistry

M.Sc., Ph.D. 70220 174848 32 32 15

7 Chandrashekar P Associate Professor of English

M.A., 66230 164913 29 29

8 Dr. Krishna Murthy G Associate Professor of Chemistry

M.Sc., Ph.D. 68170 169743 25 25 23

9 Ninganna Associate Professor of Physics

M.Sc., B.Ed., 62420 155501 27 27

10 Dr.J. Mahadeva Associate Professor of Physics

M.Sc., Ph.D. 62420 156266 26 26 63

11 Mahalakshmi Associate Professor of Physics

M.Sc., M.Phil., 62420 155501 26 26

12 Jyotsna Anilkumar B Associate Professor of English

M.A., 62420 155426 28 28

13 SiddaLingappa H.G Associate Professor of Commerce

M.Com., 64300 160107 29 29

14 Shiva Prasad P.B Assistant Professor of History

M.A., 36570 91059 19 19

15 Shivaramu V.C Assistant Professor of Economics

M.A., 34960 87880 19 19

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16 Dr.Manjunatha M Assistant Professor of Mathematics

M.Sc., Ph.D. 32760 81572 17 17 5

17 Pushpa Assistant Professor of Zoology

M.Sc., 32040 79780 15 15

18 C V Manjula Associate Professor of Sociology

M.A., 64300 160107 29 29

19 Nataraju Associate Professor of Sociology

M.A., 30860 76841 13 13

20 Sudha C.R Lect. in Zoology

M.Sc., 31200 48438 12 12

21 Krishna B.C Lect. in Chemistry

M.Sc., 31200 48438 12 12

22 Renukaiah K.S. Assistant Professor of Commerce

M.Com., 25050 62375 5 5

23 Neelakanta Assistant Professor of Commerce

M.Com., 25050 62375 5 5 3

24 Dr.Narasimhan G.V. Assistant Professor of Commerce

M.Com., Ph.D. 25050 62375 5 5 13

25 Dr.Parameshwari.G. Assistant Professor of Commerce

M.Com., Ph.D. 24320 60557 4 4 5

26 Shivakumar.M Assistant Professor of Political Science

M.A., 24320 60557 4 4 3

27 Girish V Assistant Professor of Commerce

M.Com., 23610 58789 3 3 3

28 Dr.Savitha.V. Assistant Professor of Commerce

M.Com., Ph.D. 22250 55403 1 1 6

29 Shruthi.S. Assistant Professor of Commerce

M.Com., 22250 55403 1 1 4

30 Dr.Amruthavarshini.V. Assistant Professor of Commerce

M.Com., Ph.D. 22250 55403 1 1 11

31 Dr.Sreenivasaiah.N.Y. Assistant Professor of Commerce

M.A., Ph.D. 21600 53784 1 1

32 Veeresha.S.K. Assistant Professor of Commerce

M.A., 21600 53784 1 1

33 Ramesha.R Physical Director

M.A., B.P.Ed., 24320 60557 4 4

34 Maheshkumar.K.M. Physical Director

M.P.Ed., 21600 53784 1 1

35 Dr.Selvaraja.A. Librarian

M.Lib.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

24320 60557 4 4

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Dr. G.Krishnegowda (Resigned Not yet approved) Assistant Professor of Chemistry

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Management peramanent Teaching faculty (Under Graduate Section)

Sl No.


Qualification Consolideted Pay

Tot

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No.

of y

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of

Exp

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nce

in th

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No.

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ion

1 Chandrashekar.C. Asst. Prof

M.A., NET 11040.00 19 19

2 Deepa.K.C. Asst. Prof

M.A., M.Ed., NET

8480.00 3 3

3 Nandeeshkumara M S Asst. Prof

M.A., 8000.00 2 2

4 Archanashree.L. Asst. Prof

M.A., B.Ed., 8000.00 6 6

5 Lingaraju.E. Asst. Prof

M.A., M.Phil.,

10240.00 14 14

6 Mariyaiah.S.H. Asst. Prof

M.A., 11360.00 21 21

7 Sathisha.S. Asst. Prof

M.Sc., B.Ed., 8320.00 2 2

8 Nisarga K S Asst. Prof

M.Sc., 8000.00 2 2

9 Pramod.H.M. Asst. Prof

M.Sc., 7636.00 - -

10 Pallavi.N.R. Asst. Prof

M.Sc., 8000.00 - -

11 Puneethkumar.B.S Asst. Prof

M.Sc., B.Ed., 8480.00 3 4

12 Nayana.P. Asst. Prof

M.Sc., B.Ed., 8000.00 - -

13 Mounashree.S.K. Asst. Prof

M.Sc., 8000.00 - -

14 Deepika.K. Asst. Prof

M.Sc., B.Ed., 8000.00 - -

15 Indushree.R. Asst. Prof

M.Sc., B.Ed., 8640.00 4 4

16 Manu.M.S. Asst. Prof

M.C.A., 8640.00 4 4

17 Karunashree.D.K. Asst. Prof

M.C.A., 8320.00 2 2

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18 David Shantharaju Asst. Prof

M.A., M.Phil.,

9600.00 10 10

19 Jayaramu.K. Asst. Prof

M.A., 11840.00 24 24

20 Girish.R. Asst. Prof

M.A., K-SET 8000.00 6 6

21 Jogigowda.K.N. Asst. Prof

M.A., M.Phil.,

10720.00 17 17

22 Srikanth.H.S. Asst. Prof

M.A., 8000.00 6 6

23 Rashmi M R Asst. Prof

M.B.A. M.Com.,

8640.00 4 4

24 Rakshith.S.N Asst. Prof

M.Com., K-SET

8480.00 3 3

25 Vinaykumar.M Asst. Prof

M.Com., K-SET

8480.00 3 3 1

26 Rani.B.N Asst. Prof

M.Com., 8480.00 3 3

27 Sudharshan.B.N Asst. Prof

M.Com., PGDMM

8480.00 3 3

28 Sowmya.H.M. Asst. Prof

M.B.A. 8320.00 2 2

29 Sahana.G.N. Asst. Prof

M.Com., 8000.00 2 2

30 Vinutha.G.B. Asst. Prof

M.Com., 8000.00 2 2

31 Shruthi H K Asst. Prof

M.Com., 8000.00 1 1

32 Ramya.S.R. Asst. Prof

M.Com., PGDBA

8000.00 3 1

33 Bhavya.H.S. Asst. Prof

M.Sc., PGD M.Sc.,

7111.00 6 6

34 Nandini.K.N. Asst. Prof

M.Sc., 4727.00 1 1

35 Anusha.K.J. Asst. Prof

M.Sc., B.Ed., 5818.00 1 1

36 Akshatha.B.S. Asst. Prof

M.Tech., 6676.00 1 1

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Management peramanent Teaching faculty (Post Graduate Section)

Sl No.

Employee Name Designation Qualification

Consolideted Pay

Tot

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xper

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ye

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No.

of y

ears

of

Exp

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nce

in th

e co

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No.

of R

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publ

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ion

1 Dr.K.Vasudevamurthy HoD & Co-ordinator

M.Com., Ph.D 29000.00 5 5

2 S. Umesh Asst. Prof

M.Com., 24000.00 4 4 3

3 Mahadevaswamy N.S Asst. Prof

M.Com., 20000.00 1 1

4 Shreenivasa H Asst. Prof

M.Com., 20000.00 1 1

5 Mohankumar S.M Asst. Prof

M.Com., 20000.00 1 1

6 Pramod K Asst. Prof

M.Com., 20000.00 1 1

7 Manju.R.Nayaka Asst. Prof

M.Sc,. 20000.00 2 2

8 Asha T Asst. Prof

M.Sc 20000.00 1 1

Management Temporary Teaching Faculty (Under Graduate Section)

Sl No.


Qualification Consolideted Pay T

otal

E

xper

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No.

of y

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of

Exp

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nce

in

the

colle

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No.

of

Res

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h pu

blic

atio

n

1 SATHISHA.H.N. Asst. Prof

M.A., M.Phil K-SET

2450.00

2 LAVANYA.S.K. Asst. Prof

M.A., M.Phil.,

3150.00

3 MANUTHA D Asst. Prof

M.A., 3500.00

4 MANASA.M.K. Asst. Prof

M.A., 2100.00

5 SHRUTHI.H.B. Asst. Prof

M.A., B.Ed., 2800.00

6 BHARGAVI.B.U. Asst. Prof

M.Sc., 3850.00

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Management Temporary Teaching Faculty (Post Graduate Section)

Sl No.


Consolideted Pay T

otal

E

xper

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e

No.

of y

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of

Exp

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nce

in th

e co

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No.

of

Res

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blic

atio

n

7 S.A.Mahesha Asst. Prof

M.Sc., 8000.00

2 2 8 M.Sindhu

Asst. Prof M.Sc.,

8000.00 2 2

9 Shruthi Y. P Asst. Prof

M.Sc. 8000.00

1 1 10 Ashwini M.N

Asst. Prof M.Sc, B.Ed.,

8000.00 1 1

List of faculty with Ph.D qualification


1 Dr.Anilkumar.H English Principal


3 Dr.Ramalingaiah Chemistry HoD & Associate Professor

4 Dr.C.R.Raju Chemistry Associate Professor

5 Dr.G.Krishnamurthy Chemistry Associate Professor

6 Dr.J.Mahadeva Physics Associate Professor

7 Dr.M.Manjunatha Mathematics Assistant Professor

8 Dr.G.V.Narasimhan Commerce Assistant Professor

9 Dr. G.Parameshwari Commerce Assistant Professor

10 Dr. Savitha V Commerce Assistant Professor

11 Dr. Amruthavarshini V Commerce Assistant Professor

12 Dr. Sreenivasaiah N.Y Kannada HoD & Assistant Professor

13 Dr.A.Selvaraj Library Science Librarian

14 Dr.K.Vasudevamurthy Commerce - PG HOD & Co-ordinator

264

List of Faculty Pursuing Ph.D



2 Shivakumar.M Political Science Assistant Professor

3 Girish V Commerce Assistant Professor

4 Shruthi S Commerce Assistant Professor

5 Ramesh.R Physical Education Assistant Professor

6 S.K.Lavanya English Lecturer

7 Umesha S Commerce - PG Assistant Professor

List of Faculty Qualified in NET and KSET

Sl. No.

Name of Faculty Subject NET / KSET

1 Renukaiah K S Commerce NET

2 Neelakanta Commerce NET

3 Dr. G.V.Narasimhan Commerce NET

4 Dr. G.Parameshwari Commerce NET

5 Shivakumar M Political Science NET

6 Girish V Commerce

Management

NET

NET

7 Dr.Savitha V Commerce NET

8 Shruthi S Commerce NET

9 Dr.Amruthavarshini V Commerce NET

10 Dr. Sreenivasaiah N.Y Kannada NET

11 S.K.Veeresha Kannada NET

12 Ramesh R Physical Education NET

13 K.M.Mahesh Kumar Physical Education KSET

14 Dr.A.Selvaraj Library Science NET & KSET

15 C.Chandrashekara Kannada NET

16 S K Lavanya English KSET

17 K.C.Deepa Kannada NET

18 R.Gireesha Economics KSET

19 M.Vinay kumar Commerce KSET

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20 S.N.Rakshith Commerce KSET

21 Nandeesh Kumar M.S Kannada NET

22 S. Umesha Commerce - PG NET

23 Shreenivasa H Commerce - PG NET

24 Pramod K Commerce - PG NET & KSET

25 Mahadevaswamy N.S Commerce - PG KSET

26 Mohankumar S.M Commerce - PG KSET

List of Faculty with M.Phil Qualification

Sl.No. Name of Faculty Subject Designation


2 J.Ravishankar Physics Associate Professor

3 Mahalakshmi Physics Associate Professor

4 H.G.Siddalingappa Commerce HoD & Associate Professor

5 V.C.Shivaramu Economics HoD & Assistant Professor

6 Dr.M.Manjunath Mathematics Assistant Professor

7 K.S.Renukaiah Commerce Assistant Professor


9 Dr.Selvaraj A Library Science Librarian

10 Jogigowda K N Political Science Lecturer

11 Lingaraju E Hindi Lecturer

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Appendix -8

Non-teaching Staff details Grant-in-aid Employees:

Sl No.


Pay

Total Service

No. of years

of Service in the college

BASIC GROSS SALARY

1 Nagendraswamy Superintendent

B.Com. 32000 49680 28 28

2 Kusuma Dyavanur F D A

B.A. 15600 24219 3 3

3 Chandrashekar.G.T. F D A

B.E., (Auto mobile)

15250 23676 2 2

4 Bhaskar F D A

SSLC 19000 29498 19 19

5 Krishnamurthy Bhovi S D A

SSLC 12250 19018 4 4

6 Shankarappa M S D A

B.Sc. 12250 19018 4 4

7 Mahadeva.M. S D A

JOC (Auto mobile)

12000 18630 2 2

8 Revanna S D A

SSLC 22000 34205 33 33

9 Shivamma D Typist

B.A. 24600 38327 28 28

10 Jayanna.V. Typist

B.A. 12250 19353 3 3

11 Mallesha Attender

PUC 19000 29548 28 28

12 Lakshmipati D R Attender

8th Std 11000 17078 3 3

13 Sowbhagya Peon

6th Std. 18100 28100 27 27

14 Shashikala D S Peon

7th Std. 14900 23132 19 19

15 Nagaraju Peon

7th Std. 12750 19794 15 15

16 Basavaraju.M. Peon

SSLC 14550 22664 25 25

17 Ravikumar.M.K. Peon

SSLC 10600 16457 - -

18 Bhaskar Peon

PUC 10000 15525 2 2

19 Siddegowda Peon

PUC 10000 15525 2 2

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Management Employees Under Graduate Section:

Sl No. Employee Name Designation Qualification

Consolideted Pay

Total Service

No. of years


1 Savitha.R. Comp.Op M.A. 7500=00 8 8

2 Kanthamani Comp.Op B.A. 7020=00 2 2

3 Shivalingaiah B C Attender 9th Std. 9550=00 32 32

4 Chikkadevaiah Attender PUC 4000=00 2 2

5 Latha B N Attender 5th Std 5020=00 12 12

6 Krishna Attender 9th Std. 6600=00 4 4

7 Rajesha.M. Attender SSLC 6600=00 4 4

8 Chandra.H.N. Attender 9th Std. 6600=00 4 4

9 Vasudeva Attender SSLC 5540=00 12 12

10 Shivanna Watchman 6th Std. 5600=00 5 5

11 Shankaregowda Watchman 6th Std. 5500=00 - -

12 Meena Group D 9th Std. 6140=00 7 8

13 Shiva Group D 7th Std. 6000=00 - -

Management Employees: Post Graduate Section:

Sl No.


Consolideted Pay

Total Service

No. of years


14 Sridhara.K. Asst. Librarian MLISc 6000=00 6 6 15 Mahesh.H.K. Comp.Op M.Sc 6000=00 5 5 16 Kantharaju.H.G. Comp.Op M.A. 6000=00 5 5 17 Kavitha.K.S. Asst. Librarian MLISc, LLB 6000=00 3 3 18 Mangalamma Group D - 4500=00 - -

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Appendix -9 Achievement of Students in Examination

Students Excelled In Academics

Sl. No.

Names of Candidates Subject Awards Year

1 Keerthana

Final B.A.,

Optional English Gold Medals – 3

Cash Prizes - 1

2014

Students Awarded/Honoured For Academic Excellence

Sl. No.

Name of the Students

Course Place Award Year

01 Chitra Hebbar Shivaprasad

III B.Sc II B.Sc

Govt.First Grade College, K.R.Pet, Mandya Dist.

Consolation Prize Science Exhibition Model

05.03.16

02 Harshitha Divya.S.N Santhosh.S.M

III B.Sc III B.Sc III B.Sc

Govt.First Grade College,K.R.Pet, Mandya Dist.

Participation in Chemistry Lecture Competition in Kannada

05.03.16

03 B.V.Meghana H.S.Abhishek K.R.Bharath D.Sindhu

Ist B.Sc Govt. Science College, Hassan

Participation in Chemistry Quiz Competition

26.03.14

04 Shashirekha H.C III B.Sc Maharani’s Science College, Mysore

Participated in One day seminar on “Chemisry our life and our future”

30-03-12



Gold Medal 2010



Cash Prize 2010

07 M.Manjula B.Sc., Govt. College, Hassan


2010

08 N.K.Sowmya B.Sc., Govt. College, Hassan


2010

09 Amrin Taj B.Sc., J.S.S.College, Mysore


2010

10 R.Smitha B.Sc., J.S.S. College, Mysore


2010

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11 M.P.Kavyashree B.Sc., J.S.S. College, Mysore

Participation in Chemistry Quiz Competition.

2010

12 Showryagowda B.Sc., J.S.S. College, Mysore


2010

13 M.Priyanka B.Sc., J.S.S. College, Mysore


2010

14 M.R.Rashmi B.Sc., J.S.S. College, Mysore


2010

15 N.K.Sowmya B.Sc., J.S.S. College, Mysore


2010

16 R.Priyanka B.Sc., J.S.S.College, Mysore


2010

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List Of Students Placed In Other Than Campus Selection

After Graduation

Sl.

No

Name of the Students Sl.

No.

Place


Lecturer in Physics

19 Ganesh K


2 B.S.Puneethkumar

Lect. in Mathematics

20 Kalaiaha .K. (B.Sc)

Maiya Multi specialty Hospital

3 M.Manjula, Asst. Teacher 21 Hithesh

Entrepreneur

4 N.K.Sowmya, Lect. in Maths 22 Harish

Bajaj Alliaz Life Insurance Company

5 Anilkumar, Lect. in Physics 23 M.P.Keerthangowda

Lect. In Chemistry

6 K.J.Smitha, Lect. in Chem 24 Mohamed Shabir, MNC

7 M.P.Kavyashree,

Asst. Teacher

25 Irfan Beig, MNC

8 Sandhya, Lect. In Physics 26 Lokesha, MNc

9 M.Priyanka, MNC 27 Shivakumar, MNC

10 Umesh, Lect. In Chem 28 N.S. Harshith, MNC

11 Srilakshmi, Asst. Manager 29 Narasimha, MTS Co.,

12 Prafulla, Lect.in Electronics 30 Sandeep, MNC

13 H.M.Manu, Lect. In Maths 31 Poornima S, Lect.in Physics

14 Ramya, M.C.A 32

Nandish N, Asst. Teacher

15 Bhaskar, Asst. Manager 33 Roshni M R, Lect. in Chemistry

16 Revanth Pojar,

Lect. In Commerce

34 Ranjitha K N

Assistant Lect.in Physics

17 Satheesh, Lect. in Physics 35 Karthik M S

Lect.in Physics

18 H.K,Sharath.

Pharmaceutical Co.,

36 Kiran paul P

Lect.in Mathematics

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37 G.R.Yashavanth,

Pharmaceutical Co.,

49 Deepika T N

Lect.in Physics

38 Y.L.Ramu Lect. In Physics 50 B. C. Madhu, KMF

39 M.R. Ramya, Lect. In Phys. 51 G.R.Yashvanth, M.Sc.,

Pharmaceuticals

40 M .R. Showryagowda , Lect. In

Phys.

52 Mahesh.S.A. M.Sc., B.Ed.,

Lecturer in Mathematics

41 M. ManjulaM, Lect.in Phys. 53 R.Mahesh, M.Sc.,


42 B.M. Ranjitha Lect.in Phys. 54 Abhishek, M.C.A

43 M. Mahalakshmi

Lect. In Physics

55 Abhilash, M.Sc., B.Ed.,


44 Chethan, Entrepreneur 56 Chinthan, M.Sc., B.Ed.,


45 Adithya (Commerce)

Infosys

57 Sudharshan


46 Zaheer (Commerce)

Software Company

58 H.R. Sachin (Commerce)

Entrepreneur

47 M.Vinay Kumar


59 K.M. Suresha

Associate Professor in Commerce

48 S.Rashkith


60 Ganesha

Auditor

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Distinction List (Last 5 years)

MAY/JUNE 2012 DISTINCTION STUDENTS LIST

Sl. No. Reg.No. Students Name Class Total

Marks

1 L0913015 CHIKKASWAMY P C III BA (HSK) 2959

2 M0908020 CHETHAN B N III B.Sc. (PCM) 2876

3 M0908029 HARSHITHA G R III B.Sc. (PCM) 3167

4 M0908058 PAVITHRA Y A III B.Sc. (PCM) 2860

5 M0908070 RAMYA H M III B.Sc. (PCM) 2998

6 N0902166 MANJUNATHA T K III B Com 2716

7 N0914071 RAJESWARI N III B Com 2738

8 N0914411 AMRUTHA K S III B Com 2481

9 N0914413 ANILA M J III B Com 2468

10 N0914436 CHANDINI S L III B Com 2667

11 N0914448 HEENASADAF III B Com 2435

12 N0914486 MOHAMMED SALMAN III B Com 2574

13 N0914491 NAGENDRA G J III B Com 2581

14 N0914503 NAJIYA SULTANA III B Com 2462

15 N0914515 PRATHAMA S S III B Com 2444

16 N0914530 RAKSHITH S N III B Com 2565

17 N0914536 RASHMI R III B Com 2654

18 N0914537 RASHMI U G III B Com 2622

19 N0914540 RAVIKUMAR J N III B Com 2558

20 N0914545 SAMANTH KUMAR III B Com 2614

21 N0914546 SANDEEP R III B Com 2815

22 N0914557 SHIVALINGEGOWDA N III B Com 2641

23 N0914565 SHWETHA U S III B Com 2767

24 N0914581 SUSHMA B N III B Com 2525

25 P0915233 NIKETHA KOTHARI M III BBM 2536

26 P0915235 NITHIN N III BBM 2550

27 P0915236 NITHYA S K III BBM 2566

28 P0915249 RASHMI H S III BBM 2536

29 P0915253 SANTHOSHA H N III BBM 2522

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Marks Percentage

1 L1013084 VISHWAS. G R III BA (HSK) 2886 75.95

2 M1018021 KIRANPOUL. P III B.Sc. (PCM) 3222 84.79

3 M1008052 SUNIL. N. III B.Sc. (PCM) 3149 82.97

4 M1008097 BHAVYA. N R III B.Sc. (PME) 3149 82.97

5 M1008023 MADHU. B C III B.Sc. (PCM) 3104 81.68

6 M1008099 DEEPIKA. T N III B.Sc. (PME) 2981 78.45

7 M1008117 SANDHYARANI. M R III B.Sc. (CBZ) 2905 76.45

8 M1008114 NAVYASHREE. K.N. III B.Sc. (CBZ) 2884 75.89

9 M1008018 KARTHIK. M S III B.Sc. (PCM) 2876 75.68

10 M1008094 THANUJ. M V. III B.Sc. (PMCS) 2864 75.37

11 N1014490 PRAVINYAGUPTA III B.Com. 2776 86.75

12 N1014495 PRAMOD. B P III B.Com. 2673 83.53

13 N1014477 NAGARAJU. M V III B.Com. 2668 83.38

14 N1014548 SHASHIKUMAR. H K III B.Com. 2642 82.56

15 N1014571 SUNILKUMAR. H S III B.Com. 2619 81.84

16 N1014408 AMULYA.. H S III B.Com. 2614 81.69

17 N1014591 YAMUNA. M III B.Com. 2556 79.88

18 N1014545 SHEKHARA. M S III B.Com. 2549 79.66

19 N1014467 MEGHANA. K J III B.Com. 2517 78.66

20 N1014418 BINDHUSHREE. R. III B.Com. 2500 78.13

21 N1014501 PREMKUMAR. C. III B.Com. 2488 77.75

22 N1014554 SNEHA. S III B.Com. 2459 76.84

23 N1014462 MAHESH. B P III B.Com. 2454 76.69

24 N1014536 SATHISHA. H C III B.Com. 2441 76.28

25 N1014561 SHREENIDHI. N III B.Com. 2440 76.25

26 N1014461 MANJAPPA. J L III B.Com. 2423 75.72

27 N1014410 ANUSHA. K III B.Com. 2418 75.56

28 P1015204 ASHTONRAN PINTO III BBM 2536 76.85

29 P1015207 CHANDRAKALA.A.M. III BBM 2475 75%

274



Marks Percentage

1 L1130557 RAJENDRA D BADIGERA III BA (HSK) 2991 78.71

2 L1130527 MAHALAKSHMI K S III BA (HSK) 2942 77.42

3 M1111508 ARAVINDAKUMAR H P III B.Sc. (CBZ) 3154 83%

4 M1111574 VIDYA G III B.Sc. (PMCs) 3111 81.86

5 M1111521 CHETANA C III B.Sc. (PMCs) 3105 81.71

6 M1111531 KRISHNA B III B.Sc. (PCM) 2992 78.73

7 M1111533 KRUTIKA K III B.Sc. (PCM) 2876 75.68

8 M1111527 KAVYA C P III B.Sc. (PCM) 2866 75.42

9 M1112007 CHANDANA N III B.Sc. (PMCs) 2850 75

10 M1008024 MANJU B III B.Sc. (CBZ) 3001 78.97

11 N1122002 ABHISHEK D C III B.Com. 2634 82.31

12 N1122014 ARPITHA H S III B.Com. 2741 77.22

13 N1122047 DIVYASHREE T J III B.Com. 2401 75.03

14 N1122048 GIREESHA H P III B.Com. 2464 77

15 N1122050 GURUPRASAD P III B.Com. 2607 81.47

16 N1122054 HIFZA ANJUM III B.Com. 2747 85.84

17 N1122062 KAVITHA M III B.Com. 2450 76.56

18 N1122064 KAVYASHREE K III B.Com. 2564 80.13

19 N1122065 KAVYASHREE K N III B.Com. 2787 87.09

20 N1122073 LAKSHMI C D III B.Com. 2397 74.91

21 N1122081 MAHADEVA T III B.Com. 2729 85.28

22 N1122094 MISBHAFATHIMA III B.Com. 2740 77.19

23 N1122097 NAMRATHA B C III B.Com. 2642 82.56

24 N1122101 NAVEENA C III B.Com. 2573 80.41

25 N1122110 POOJA H D III B.Com. 2432 76

26 N1122116 PRAMOD KUMARA K III B.Com. 2458 76.81

27 N1122125 PRIYA BAFNA B III B.Com. 2719 84.97

28 N1122129 RAJESWARI A B III B.Com. 2403 75.09

29 N1122132 RAKESHA T V III B.Com. 2427 75.84

30 N1122143 ROOPA K P III B.Com. 2396 74.88

31 N1122146 SACHIN GOWDA K R III B.Com. 2621 81.91

275

32 N1122149 SANDEEP KUMAR P III B.Com. 2746 77.38

33 N1122151 SATHYANANDA K N III B.Com. 2472 77.25

34 N1122158 SHILPA H R III B.Com. 2698 84.31

35 N1122159 SHILPA N III B.Com. 2479 77.47

36 N1122162 SHRUTHI Y H III B.Com. 2625 82.03

37 N1122180 SUSHMA T S III B.Com. 2576 80.5

38 N1122190 VARUN M P III B.Com. 2481 77.53

39 N1122192 VENKATESH C III B.Com. 2519 78.72

40 N1122194 VIBHA V ALSE III B.Com. 2523 78.84

41 N1122205 YASHASWINI M P III B.Com. 2397 74.91

42 N1122207 YOGITHA M D III B.Com. 2506 78.31

MAY/JUNE 2015 - DISTINCTION STUDENTS LIST -- B.Com.

Sl. No Reg.No. Candidate Name Class Total Marks Percentage

1 N1222171 Shashirekha S III B.Com. 2775 86.71

2 N1222102 Nikitha. R. III B.Com. 2715 84.84

3 N1222167 Sharathkumara. T.S. III B.Com. 2691 84.09

4 N1222012 Akshatha. S.S. III B.Com. 2660 83.12

5 N1222088 Megha. M.R. III B.Com. 2660 83.12

6 N1222092 Nagendra.S. III B.Com. 2643 82.59

7 N1222017 Amrutha M L III B.Com. 2624 82

8 N1222144 Ravikumar. A.S. III B.Com. 2609 81.53

9 N1222065 Kirankumar A V III B.Com. 2605 81.4

10 N1222150 Sachinkumar. H.S. III B.Com. 2578 80.56

11 N1222073 Lakshminarayana. T.G. III B.Com. 2577 80.53

12 N1222093 Naghma Noorin III B.Com. 2565 80.15

13 N1222097 Nanjesha. D III B.Com. 2563 80.09

14 N1222109 Parvesh L III B.Com. 2558 79.93

15 N1222022 Arpitha. N.S. III B.Com. 2545 79.53

16 N1222164 Shamili III B.Com. 2504 78.25

17 N1222127 Priyanka. M N III B.Com. 2488 77.75

276

18 N1222104 Nirosha. T.B. III B.Com. 2484 77.62

19 N1222130 Punya. T.K. III B.Com. 2481 77.53

20 N1222005 Adarsha. C. III B.Com. 2480 77.5

21 N1222006 Adarsha. H.S. III B.Com. 2480 77.5

22 N1222166 Sharath. S. III B.Com. 2475 77.34

23 N1222152 Sagar. J. III B.Com. 2465 77.03

24 N1222154 Sahana III B.Com. 2464 77

25 N1222070 Krupa. P. III B.Com. 2462 76.93

26 N1222002 Abhishekgowda. A.N. III B.Com. 2460 76.87

27 N1222071 Lakshmi.T.P. III B.Com. 2456 76.75

28 N1222186 Somegowda. T. III B.Com. 2456 76.75

29 N1222118 Pramoda. T.D. III B.Com. 2455 76.71

30 N1223067 Ravindra. D.N. III B.Com. 2451 76.59

31 N1222101 Nikil. M J III B.Com. 2449 76.53

32 N1222036 Deekshitha. C.V. III B.Com. 2448 76.5

33 N1222155 Sahana. B.U. III B.Com. 2442 76.31

34 N1222188 Srinivas. B.K. III B.Com. 2439 76.21

35 N1222081 Manish Kavadiya. S. III B.Com. 2437 76.15

36 N1222181 Shruthi. N.C. III B.Com. 2430 75.93

37 N1222050 Harsha. U III B.Com. 2420 75.62

38 N1222074 Lavanya. M. III B.Com. 2416 75.5

39 N1222183 Shylaja. C.B. III B.Com. 2405 75.15

40 N1200236 Vinay. P L III B.Com. 2404 75.12

41 N1222201 Vikas. M K III B.Com. 2400 75

277

MAY/JUNE 2015 - DISTINCTION STUDENTS LIST -- B.A.

Sl. No Reg.No. Candidate Name Class Total

Marks Percentage

1 L1230507 Anitha. Y.R. III B.A. (HSK) 3041 80.02

2 L1230563 Pradeepkumar. G. III B.A. (HSK) 2991 78.71

3 L1230502 Abhilasha. H K III B.A. (HPF) 2856 75.15

MAY/JUNE 2015 - DISTINCTION STUDENTS LIST -- B.Sc.

Sl. No Reg.No. Candidate Name Class Total

Marks Percentage

1 M1211516 Chaithra B M B.Sc. (PCM) 2913 71%

2 M1211526 Kavya H S B.Sc. (PCM) 3090 75%

3 M1211542 Mythri S P B.Sc. (PCM) 2878 7573%

4 M1211563 Priyadarshini M P B.Sc. (PMCs) 3023 7955%

5 M1211564 Rakshitha B R B.Sc. (PMCs) 2850 75%


Sl. No

Reg.No. Candidate Name Class Max. Marks

Total Marks

Percentage

1 N1322094 Meghashree K H III B.Com. 3600 3091 85.86

2 N1322043 Dakshayini H M III B.Com. 3600 3086 85.72

3 N1322108 Nandini K A III B.Com. 3600 3039 84.41

4 N1322167 Shreenidhi K B III B.Com. 3600 3006 83.5

5 N1322148 Rashmi H K III B.Com. 3600 2979 82.75

6 N1322189 Sushma T K III B.Com. 3600 2976 82.66

7 N1322205 Vivekkumar A Y III B.Com. 3600 2968 82.44

278

8 N1322022 Arihant k Jain III B.Com. 3600 2951 81.97

9 N1322025 Arunkumar M S III B.Com. 3600 2945 81.8

10 N1322003 Abshishek III B.Com. 3600 2939 81.63

11 N1322173 Sindhu T S III B.Com. 3600 2939 81.63

12 N1322155 Roopa N III B.Com. 3600 2932 81.44

13 N1322005 Abshishek S III B.Com. 3600 2897 80.47

14 N1322117 Nikhitha S M III B.Com. 3600 2895 80.41

15 N1322127 Phanishree D M III B.Com. 3600 2895 80.41

16 N1322047 Deepa N III B.Com. 3600 2891 80.3

17 N1322096 Mithali Mehta V III B.Com. 3600 2879 79.97

18 N1322185 Sudhakara D V III B.Com. 3600 2871 79.75

19 N1322145 Rakesha H S III B.Com. 3600 2828 78.55

20 N1322182 Spoorthi M S III B.Com. 3600 2757 76.58

21 N1322006 Abshishek S III B.Com. 3600 2750 76.38

22 N1322033 Boregowda M C III B.Com. 3600 2723 75.63

23 N1322168 Shruthi R III B.Com. 3600 2723 75.63

24 N1322166 Shehela Blossom III B.Com. 3600 2722 75.61

25 N1322139 Raghunandan G H III B.Com. 3600 2718 75.5

26 N1322110 Nanditha R III B.Com. 3600 2716 75.44


Sl. No Reg.No. Candidate Name Class

Max. Marks

Total Marks Percentage

1 L1330534 Nandini M P III B.A. 4100 3151 76.85

279

MAY/JUNE 2016 - DISTINCTION STUDENTS LIST -- BSc.

Sl. No Reg.No. Candidate Name Class Max.

Marks Total Marks Percentage

1 M1311594 Shubha K III B.Sc. 4100 3256 79.41

2 M1311528 Dinusharani K S III B.Sc. 4100 3254 79.37

3 M1311523 Chithra Hebbar H S III B.Sc. 4100 3134 76.44

4 M1311593 Shruthi T N III B.Sc. 4100 3078 75.07

MAY/JUNE 2016 - DISTINCTION STUDENTS LIST -- BBM



1 P1300044 Geetha C T III BBM 3600 2739 76.08

2 P1322511 Chandana M III BBM 3600 2734 75.94

3 P1322525 Mallesha M A III BBM 3600 2755 76.53

4 P1322539 Priya N III BBM 3600 2857 76.36

5 P1322557 Vinaykumar III BBM 3600 2724 75.67


Sl. No

Reg.No. Candidate Name Class Max. Marks

Total Marks Percentage

1 N1415876 SHIVAKUMAR S III B.Com. 3600 3114 86.50

2 N1415757 HARSHITHA B III B.Com. 3600 3096 86%

3 N1415865 SAHANA C R III B.Com. 3600 3077 85.47

4 N1415813 POOJA D S III B.Com. 3600 3054 84.83

5 N1415747 DEEPAKGOWDA B S III B.Com.

3600 3037 84.36

6 N1415853 RANI M III B.Com. 3600 3024 84%

7 N1415737 CHANDANA M S III B.Com. 3600 3008 83.55

8 N1430903 SWATHI M C III B.Com. 3600 3004 83.44

9 N1415903 TEJASWINI J III B.Com. 3600 2982 82.83

10 N1415879 SHREYA NAMBIAR K K III B.Com.

3600 2967 82.41

11 N1415719 AKSHITHA KUMARI III B.Com.

3600 2939 81.63

12 N1415852 RAMYA M III B.Com. 3600 2938 81.61

280

13 N1415716 AKSHAY KUMAR N III B.Com. 3600 2926 81.27

14 N1415859 ROHITH S III B.Com. 3600 2912 80.88

15 N1415810 PANNAGA M III B.Com. 3600 2896 80.44

16 N1415878 SHIVARAJU H J III B.Com. 3600 2890 80.27

17 N1415758 HARSHITHA M B III B.Com. 3600 2877 79.08

18 N1415856 RASHMI B N III B.Com. 3600 2847 79.08

19 N1415725 AYESHA SIDDEQUA III B.Com.

3600 2826 79.50

20 N1415877 SHIVANI C S III B.Com. 3600 2823 78.41

21 N1415884 SINDHU K M III B.Com. 3600 2823 78.41

22 N1415734 CHAITHRA H C III B.Com. 3600 2821 78.36

23 N1416112 SAHANA R III B.Com. 3600 2815 78.19

24 N1416087 MANOHARA D M III B.Com. 3600 2801 77.8

25 N1415735 CHAITRA S R III B.Com. 3600 2799 77.75

26 N1415868 SHALINI H S III B.Com. 3600 2793 77.58

27 N1415798 NANDINI B C III B.Com. 3600 2791 77.52

28 N1415892 SUMANTH D C III B.Com. 3600 2783 77.30

29 N1415756 HARSHINI Y R III B.Com. 3600 2771 76.97

30 N1416469 BALARAJ S III B.Com. 3600 2771 76.97

31 N1415843 RAHUL M, JAIN III B.Com. 3600 2764 76.77

32 N1415724 ASHIKA C S III B.Com. 3600 2763 76.75

33 N1415854 RANJITHA B III B.Com. 3600 2762 76.72

34 N1415809 PANNAGA M III B.Com. 3600 2750 76.38

35 N1415816 POOJA S N III B.Com. 3600 2737 76.02

36 N1415812 PAVITHRA A P III B.Com. 3600 2736 76%

37 N1415718 AKSHAYKUMAR P S III B.Com.

3600 2723 75.63

38 N1415768 KEERTHI K S III B.Com. 3600 2723 75.63

39 N1415805 NISHCHITHA M S III B.Com. 3600 2721 75.58

40 N1415722 ANUSHA M S III B.Com. 3600 2718 75.5

41 N1415728 BHARATH KUMAR JAIN V

III B.Com. 3600 27169 75.44

42 N1415745 DEEKSHITHA T III B.Com. 3600 2715 75.41

43 N1415885 SMITHA R C III B.Com. 3600 2714 75.38

281

44 N1415731 BHUMIKA C S III B.Com. 3600 2700 75%

45 N1415780 MALLIKARJUNA J III B.Com. 3600 2700 75%

46 N1415814 POOJA M K III B.Com. 3600 2700 75%

47 N1415828 PRAJWALA S III B.Com.

3600 2700 75%

MAY/JUNE 2017 - DISTINCTION STUDENTS LIST -- B.Sc.



1 M1402761 ARPITHA S K III B.Sc. PCM 4100 3484 84.97

2 M1402797 KAVYA S III B.Sc. PCM

4100 3323 81.04

3 M1402792 KAVYA D III B.Sc. PCM

4100 3258 79.46

4 M1402822 PRAMOD H S III B.Sc. PCM

4100 3238 78.97

5 M1402838 SUSHMITHA H M III B.Sc. PCM

4100 3215 78.41

6 M1402831 SHILPA P III B.Sc. PCM

4100 3161 77.09

7 M1402811 NIKHITHA K P III B.Sc. PCM

4100 3143 76.65

8 M1402796 KAVYA P III B.Sc. PCM

4100 3127 76.26

9 M1402839 SWATHI H C III B.Sc. PMCs 4100 3142 78.55


1 L1410669 NANDEESHKUMAR M P

III B.A. HSK 4100 3271 79.78

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Appendix -10 Result of Last Five years of UG & PG

Results during the last five years with % of Ist , IInd division and overall pass outs

2012-13 Title of the Programme

Total no. of

students appeared

Division Distinction

% I class

% II Class

% III Class

% Pass %

B.A 58 1.7 31.0 15.5 39.6 88 B.Sc. 98 9.1 33.6 27.5 7.1 78 B.Com 180 9.4 47.7 18.8 2.2 78 BBM 53 3.7 37.7 13.2 1.8 56 M.Com 62 - 88.7 6.4 - 95


Total no. of

students appeared


% I class

% II Class

% III Class

% Pass %

B.A 80 2.5 26.5 12.5 43.7 85 B.Sc. 79 10.1 34.1 15.1 11.3 70 B.Com 197 16.2 43.6 10.6 14.2 85 BBM 39 - 17.9 23.0 12.8 53 M.Com 62 - 93.5 6.4 - 100 M.Sc (Mathematics)

45 42.2 46.6 - - 89

2014-15

Title of the Programme

Total no. of

students appeared


% I class

% II Class

% III Class

% Pass %

B.A 69 4.3 42.0 14.4 10.1 71 B.Sc. 121 4.1 24.7 34.7 21.4 85 B.Com 195 21.0 36.9 7.1 15.8 81 BBM 64 - 29.6 17.1 20.3 67 M.Com 62 9.6 90.3 - - 100 M.Sc (Mathematics)

57 7.0 78.9 - - 86

283


Total no. of

students appeared


% I class

% II Class

% III Class

% Pass %

B.A 44 1 11 1 20 71 B.Sc. 69 4 34 13 - 85 B.Com 186 26 69 10 61 81 BBA 57 5 12 1 22 67 M.Com M.Sc (Mathematics)

2016-17

Title of the Programme

Total no. of

students appeared


% I class

% II Class

% III Class

% Pass %

B.Sc 83 10.8 28.9 19.2 1.2 60.24 B.A 37 02.7 54.0 02.7 - 59.46 B.Com 189 24.8 38.0 05.2 - 68.25 BBA 43 - 30.2 06.9 - 37.21 M.Com 54 05.5 87.0 - - 92.50 M.Sc (Mathematics)

24 08.3 79.1 - - 91.60

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Appendix -11 Cultural Events details



responsibilities.






forest department.









with certificates.


August 2015. The following was the theme of the workshop.

• Dr.Betageri Krishnashrma’s Poetry: A Critical appreciation.


28.10.2015.






(Feminism)



Sector.


College Auditorium.

(Date and year to be mentioned)

285

Appendix -12 Sports Facilities details

P E S COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ARTS & COMMERCE, MANDYA DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Sports Facilities in the College Campus 1. Cricket stadium (Turf)

2. Swimming pool

3. Indoor facilities

a) Shuttle Badminton Court (Wooden) -4

b) Multi Gym - Men

c) Multi Gym - Women

4. Volley ball court with flood light - 2 court

5. Tennis court – Synthetic-3, Clay-1 with flood light

6. Basket ball with flood light

7. Kho-Kho court with flood light

8. Ball badminton court

9. Kabaddi court

10. Foot ball field

Apparatus and Equipment list

SL.NO DESCRIPTION OF

ARTICLES

NUMBER OF

ITEMS

01 CRICKET BALL 06

02 CRICKET BAT 05

03 WICKETS 04

04 BATTING PAD 03

05 BATTING GLOWS 01

06 ABDOMINAL GUARD 03

07 CARAM BOARD 02

08 CARAM STAND 02

09 THIGH PAD 02

10 CRICKET KIT BAG 01

11 VOLLEY BALL 03

12 FOOT BALL 02

13 BASKET BALL 01

14 SHOT PUT 02

15 DISCUSS THROW 01

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16 HAMMER THROW 01

17 MEASURING TAPE 01

18 RELAY BATTEN 05

19 SHUTTLE ROCKET 05

20 VOLLEY BALL NET 01

21 BALL BADMINTON NET 01

22 WEIGHT LIFTING BAR 02

23 IRON DUMBELLS 01

24 IRON PLATES 21

25 WOOD DUMBELLS 02

26 STANDING MIRROR 01

27 CRICKET HELMET 01

28 STOP WATCH 02

29 HOCKEY BALL 04

30 WEIGHING MACHINE 01

31 TT ROCKET 02

32 HOCKEY STICK 15

33 TENNIS ROCKET 04

34 HAND BALL 02

35 TENNIS BALL 04

36 BLOWING PUMP 01

37 BALLBADMINTON ROCKET 15

38 WRESTLING COSTUME 01

39 SOFT BALL 04

40 SOFT BALL SLUGGER 07

41 SOFT BALL GLOWS 03

42 WEIGHT LIFTING BELT 02

43 CHESS SET 02

44 FOOTBALL GOAL NET 01

45 HOCKEY GOAL NET 01

Apparatus and Equipment list FROM UGC

SL NO

DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES NUMBER OF ITEMS

01 HIGH JUMP STAND 01 02 HAND BALL GOAL POST 01(SET) 03 BASKET BALL POLE 01 04 SHOT PUT 01 05 HAMMER THROW 01 06 STEEL HURDELS 10 07 CRICKET BOWLING MACHINE 01 08 FLUDE LIGHT POLES 32

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SPORTS ACTIVITIES

2013 – 2014 MYSORE UNIVERSITY INTERCOLLEGIATE COMPETITIONS

SL. NO

NAME OF THE CANDIDATE

CLASS EVENT PLACE

1 S.Dharshan Champion

I B.Com Swimming 9 – Gold Medals 5 – Silver Medals

2 K. Swathi III B.Sc Swimming Bronze Medal

3 V.Girish II B.B. M Weight Lifting

Silver Medal



NAMES OF CANDIDATE EVENT PLACE

S.Bharghavi Triple Jump Gold Medal

STATE LEVEL JUDO COMPETITION, HASSAN

NAME OF CANDIDATE PLACE

S.Abhilasha

Silver Medal Bronze Medal(Junior Section)



Tennis Winners

Football Runners

Badminton Runners

Cricket Runners

Hockey Runners

TEAMS PARTICIPATED AND EXCELLED IN MYSORE UNIVERSIT Y INTER COLLEGIATE AND INTER ZONAL SPORTS MEET, MANDY A


Tennis Runners

Football Third Place

288

STUDENTS REPRESENTED IN ALL INDIA/SOUTH ZONE / INTER UNIVERSITY COMPETITIONS

NAME OF THE CANDIDATES

EVENTS VENUE

V.K.Fahad Cricket Pandicheryl University,

M.N.Chethan Kumar Football M.G.University Kottayam, Kerala

S.M.Sahcin Tennis Anna University, Chennai

2014 – 2015


SL.NO NAME OF THE STUDENTS

CLASS EVENTS PLACE

1

S.Dharshan

I B.Com

Swimming

3 - Gold 5 – Silver Medals 7 - Bronze

2 Girish.V II B.B.M Weight lifting

Silver Medal

3 Nikhil gowda I B.A., Weight lifting

Silver Medal



NAME OF STUDENETS

EVENTS PLACE

Sathyavathi. S Triple Jump Long Jump

Silver medal Silver medal



Cricket Winners

Hockey Winners

Hand ball Winners

Tennis Winners

Ball badminton Runners

Basket ball Runners

289


INTER COLLEGIATE AND INTER ZONAL SPORTS MEET

2015-2016


SL. NO.

NAME OF THE STUDENTS

CLASS EVENT PRIZES/AWARDS

1

S.Dharshan III B.Com Swimming 3 – Gold Medals 16 – Silver Medal 7 - Bronze Medals

2 Prasanna II B.Com Swimming Silver Medal

3 Adarsh Kumar II B.Com Swimming Silver Medal

4 Bharath Shashank I B.Com Swimming Silver Medal

5 Nikhil Gowda.C,N II B.Com Swimming Weight lifting

Silver Medal Bronze Medal

6 Manu II B.Com Swimming Bronze Medal

7 Gunasagar II B.Com Weight Lift Gold Medal

8 Rakshita K.S I B.Com Wrestling Silver Medal

9 Safeer Ahamed III B.Com Wrestling Bronze Medal


INTER COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC MEET - HASSAN

NAME OF STUDNETS EVENTS PLACE

Manjunath C.J III B.Sc

Triple Jump Long Jump

Bronze medal Silver medal

STATE LEVEL JUDO COMPETITION

NAMES OF THE STUDNETS PLACE

Rakshita K.S I B.Com

Gold Medal

Abhilasha S. III B.Com

Silver Medal


Hockey Winners

Hand ball Third Place

Cricket Third Place

290



Cricket Winners

Hockey Winners

Hand ball Winners

Tennis Winners

Basket ball Runners


INTER COLLEGIATE AND INTER ZONAL SPORTS MEET:



SL. NO

NAME OF THE STUDENT

CLASS EVENT VENUE

1 Sabhahat Samreen

I B.com Tennis Dr. NTR University Vijayawada (AP)

2 3 4

Karun K Brijesh P Sagar Khalil Ahamed

I B.Com I B.Com II BBM

Foot Ball Amrutha Vishwa Vidhya Peetham University . Koimbatore

5 Akeef Ur-Rehaman III BBM Tennis SRM University Tamilnadu

6 Khalil Ahamed II BBM Hand Ball Alagappa University Tamilnadu

7 Rashkitha K.S I B.Com Wrestling

University of Mysore and also participated in Senior National, held at Delhi

8 Safeer Ahamed III B.Com Wrestling University of Mysore

9 Mustaffa B.A Cricket Savitha University Chennai


Hockey Runners

291

Sports Achievements – 2016-17

Sl.


Mysore University Inter Collegiate, Wrestling, Weight Lifting & Best Physical

Competition – 27, 28 & 29th September 2016.

WRESTLING (MEN)

1 Rakesh.P, III B.Sc III B.Sc – 57 KG III Place Sports Pavilion,

University of Mysore,

Mysore (Indoor Hall)

2 Karthik, II B.Com 74 KG II Place


B.Com

97 KG II Place

WRESTLING (WOMEN)

4 Rakshitha.K.S, II B.Com 75 KG I Place Mysore University

(Indoor Hall) 5 Bhoomika, I B.Com 63 KG I Place

WEIGHT LIFTING

1 Gunasagar, III B.Com + 105 KG II Place Mysore University

(Indoor Hall)

BEST PHYSICAL

1 Koushik Gowda.C.M 65 KG III Place Mysore University

(Indoor Hall)


B.Com

95 KG I Place Mysore University

(Indoor Hall)

Conduct Hockey Coaching Camp from 22-08-2016 to 20-09-2016 (PET Football Ground)

ATHLETICS

1 Karthik.E.R, III B.Com 22-10-2016 III Place Govt. College


MANDYA ZONAL MEET

1 Basket Ball 12-10-2016 Runners Govt. College


2 Badminton (Shuttle) 14-10-2016 Runners

PET Indoor Stadium

3 Hand Ball 26-10-2016 Winners

4 Tennis 27-10-2016 Winner

5 Hockey 27-10-2016 Runners

6 Cricket 6,7,8 &

9 Feb-17

Winners

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The following players has/have been represent the University of Myosre in the All

India/South Zone

inter University competition -2016-17

1 Sabahath Samreen, II

B.Com

Tennis 16-12-2016

18-12-2016

Sameetha University,

Chennai

2 Khalid Ahmed, III

BBBM

Hand Ball 25-12-2016

29-12-2016

Periyar University,

Saleem (TN)

3 Samson.A, I B.Com Basket Ball 26-12-2016

31-12-2016

University of Madras,

Chennai (TN)

4 Brijesh.P Saga, II B.Com Foot Ball 11-01-2017 Gulbarga University,

Kalburgi (Karnataka) 5 Karun.K, II B.Com Foot Ball 21-01-2016

6 Rakshith.B, II B.Com Kho-Kho 10-01-2017 Mangalore University,

Mangalore (Karnataka) 7 Rakshitha.K.S, II B.Com Wrestling 13-01-2017

8 Bhoomika, I.B.Com Wrestling 22-02-2017

to

27-02-2017

Ch. Devilal University

(Sirsa), Haryana

9 Karthik.G.S, II.B.Com Wrestling

10 Nikhilgowda.C.N, III

B.Com

Wrestling

Sl.


Mysore Dasara State Level Wresttling Tournament - 2016

1 Bhoomika, I.B.Com 01-10-2016 III Bronze Mysore (63 KG)


Mysore Dasara All India Invitation Women Wrestling Tournament – 2016

1 Bhoomika, I B.Com 01-10-2016 III Bronze Mysore (63 KG)


Karnataka StateOlympics held at Dharward 3rd and 9th Feb 2017

1 Rakshitha.K.S Wrestling III Bronze Dharwad, 3rd & 4th Feb-

2017

2 Karthik.E.R Athletics II Silver Dharwad

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Takwando Senior Nationals

1 Bhoomika.S, I B.Com Gold Medal Delhi

Mysore University Inter Collegiate Inter Zonal Men Games held at Mysore from

10,11,12,13,14 & 15th March 2017

1 Cricket III Place Winners Semi Final: Maharaja

V/s PES

PES v/s Science College,

Hassan

2 Hand Ball III Place Winners PES V/s AVK, Hassan

Semi Final: PG V/s PES)

Karnataka State Senior Championship – 2016-17

1 Karthik.E.R, III B.Com III Place

1. International Invitation Takewando Competition – 2016-17

2. Indo Nepal International Karate Championship – 2016-17

3. 11th National Budo Marshal Championship – 2016-17

1 Bhoomika.S, I B.Com Gold Medal

Sports Achievers During 2017-18 Mysore University Mandavya Zonal Inter-Colligiate Competition

Sl. No. Name Class Prizes/Awards 1 Rakshitha.K.S III B.Com Gold Medal

2 Bhoomika . S II B.Com Gold Medal

3 Sowrabha III B.Com Silver Medal

4 Chandra II B.Com Bronze Medal

5 Bhagyasgree II B.Com Bronze Medal

6 Sumanth II B.Com Bronze Medal

7 Karthik .G.S III B.Com Silver Medal

8 Basavaraju M.U III B.Com Bronze Medal

9 Vinu I B.A Bronze Medal

10 Rakshith C.L II B.Com Silver Medal

11 Yashwanth I B.Com Silver Medal

12 Akshay .R II B.Com Silver Medal

13 Shivaraju G .Y I B.A Gold Medal

14 Shivananda H.R III B.Com Bronze Medal

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Appendix -13 Achievement in Extra-curricular Activities

NCC Achivements details

22-09-2011

To

28-09-2011

Pramod kumar – NSS volunteer participated in the state level

personality development camp at Siddaganga Mutt, Tumukur.

16-12-2011

To

24-12-2011

Pramod kumar – NSS volunteer participated in the National integration

camp held at Bangalore University

23-12-2011

To

29-12-2011

Sudarshan, NSS volunteer participated in the personality development and

national integration camp at Hassan

08-03-2012

To

15-03-2012

NSS volunteers of our institution participated at Inter collegiate camp

conducted by University of Mysore at Mysore

12-01-2013

To

16-01-2013

Nandeesh kumar, NSS volunteer participated in the state youth festival at

Surathkal, Mangalore

16-02-2013

To

23-02-2013

Annual special camp was held at Maragowdanahalli, Mandya dist.

Awareness programs about legal system in india

04-03-2013

To

15-03-2013

Raju K.T. NSS volunteer participated in the national mega camp at

Ranchi, Jarkhand

20-04-2013

To

26-04-2013

5 volunteers participated in intercollegiate camp, Mysore

21-09-2013

To

27-09-2013

A district level special camp at Chowdrikoppalu, Nagamangala was

organized to showcase hygiene and health programmes by the 12 NSS

volunteers

07-10-2013

To

16-10-2013

NSS volunteers participated in Salem, Tamilnadu.

One of our representatives participated in Pre - Republic day parade.

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15-01-2014

To

27-01-2014

Our college NSS Volunteer, N.M.Veeresh has participated in Republic day

parade held at Maniksha Parade ground.

30-01-2014

To

05-02-2014

Sharavathi,Woman volunteer participated in National integration camp at

Bijapur, organized by Karnataka state Women’s University

02-03-2014

To

08-03-2014

8 Volunteers participated in Inter collegiate camp at Arasikere Hassan dist

24-01-2014

To

30-01-2014

National Integration Camp was held at Sri. Adichunchanagiri kshethra,

Nagamangala tq, Mandya Dist.

08-07-2015

To

14-07-2015

NSS Voluntaries- Sachin, Rakshith and Roja were participated in Inter

College Camp.

15-10-2015

To

21-10-2015

8 NSS Voluntaries were participated in district level special annual camp

held at Government First Grade College, Manikyanahalli, Pandavapura

Taluk.

21-01-2016

To

23-01-2016

NSS Students- Dinesh, Sachin, Roja, Navyashree were participated in State

Level workshop regarding Gandhi Vichara Premitha at

H.K.Veerannagowda College, Maddur.

28-01-2016

To

29-01-2016

NSS student Rakshitha was participated in Rastreeya Bhavaikya Camp at

Mangalore University, Mudabidri.

11-03-2016

To

17-03-2016

College special Annual Camp was conducted in Halebudhanuru.

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Appendix -14 NCC Achivements details

NCC Activities

The NCC unit has been in existence since the beginning of our college i.e 1966-67. The

NCC unit was initially headed by Lt. N.Ramegowda Dept. of Physics. Later, Major Shivanna,

dept of Mathematics headed the unit till 2004. Since then Lt. V.C.Shivaramu, Associated NCC

officer & Dept of Economics heads the unit to the present day. The NCC unit has taken an active

role in Traffic Control, Republic day celebration and Independence day celebration. Totally 160

students are part of the unit. 107 boys and 53 girls take part in the NCC activities. The boys and

girls have brought laurels to our college by participating in National festival celebrations and

have been placed 1st in March past many a times. Many students, both boys and girls, have been

a part of Republic day celebration in New Delhi. The Land army of India regularly conduct

training camps for the students. The officials of the Land army have held Programmes for

students highlighting the importance of a Career in the army. The visuals of the army training

Camp have been very interesting and attractive.

The NCC cadet of our college unit has received commendation letter by the Chief

Minister of Karnataka in the year 2014.

The NCC unit comes under the Karnataka and Goa directorate, Bangalore. The Mysore

unit of the army wing provides the necessary training to our studentsregularly.

Activities Report

Roll of Republic Day Parade participated in Delhi

Sl.

No.


1 41927/90 Kumaraswamy.K.C 1993

2 31786/92 Mahesh.K.M 1994

3 31826/93 Shashikiran.B 1996

4 31726/97 Chidankumar.C.S 2000

5 31611/09 Syed Maaz 2012

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Roll of Thal-Sena camp participated in Delhi

Sl. No.


1 3185/04 N.C.Vikram 2005 2 31631/07 N.R.Sowmya 2009

Roll of Achievements/Participation by NCC cadets

Sl. No

Name of the Cadet

Event Place Year

1. Syed Maaz

Won Silver Medal

Shooting Championship (RP) Ahamedabad 2011

2 Syed Maaz Republic Day Camp New Delhi 2012

3 Faiz-Ul-Hasnine Inter Group Competition Doddaballapur 2012

4 Rohith. S. National Integration Camp II Kodagu 2013

5 Faiz-Ul-Hasnine Army Attachment Camp Bangalore 2013

6 Komala M. D Inter Group Competition Belagaum 2013

7 Nanjunda P TSC – I /IGC Belagaum 2014

8 Rohith. S Basic Leadership Camp Mysore 2014

9 Nanjunda P IGC/TSC-I Doddaballapur 2015

10 Rohith S National Integration Camp Nagrota, Jammu and

Kashmir

2015

11 Kiran Kumar A Advance Leadership Camp Johrhat (Assam) 2016

12 Kiran Kumar U

Mohammed Moin

Shariff

Kshif Pasha

Shabaz Hasnine

Yasin Shariff

Dhanushree M

Lubnakhanum

Sushmitha R

National Integration

Camp - II

Junagadh

(Gujarat)

2016

13 Harsha M.B

Israr Pasha

National Trucking Camp Shillong 2016

14 Pavan Kumar V All Indian Trucking Expedition Ranikhet

(Uttrakhand)

2016

15 Kirankumar.A Basic Leadership Camp Mysore 2016

16 Kirankumar.A Advance Leadership Campu Jouhat, Assam 2016

17 Dhanushree.M.S National Integration Campu-II Junagadh, Gujarath 2016

18 Ganesh.M Inter Group Competition Mysore 2017

19 Rajath.K.A All India Trekking Expendition Belagavi 2017

20 Chandan.R National Integration Campu-III Malout, Punjab 2017

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DISTRICT LEVEL NCC EVENTS

Our cadets participated and won prizes in district administration centrally organized

national festivals like Independence Day and republic day. The following table shows the

details.

Sl.

No

Events Place Venue Date


Mandya

15-08-2012


Mandya

15-08-2013


Mandya

26-01-2014


Mandya

15-08-2014


Mandya

26-01-2015


Mandya

15-08-2015

7 Independence Day Parade First Prize Sir.M.V.Stadium,

Mandya

15-08-2016


Mandya

26-01-2016


participated

Mysore Palace,

Mysore

21-06-2015


participated

Sir.M.V.Stadium,

Mandya

21-06-2016


participated

Sir.M.V.Stadium,

Mandya

21-06-2017


Mandya

26-01-2017

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Appendix -15 Rovers Achivements and Extension Activities

Rovers Activities Report

There is a lot of selfishness in man’s life, but some fine minds have managed to break out

of the shackles of selfishness and have made ‘service to mankind’ their motto. To instill this

sence of service in young and impressionable minds, ‘Rovers Crew’ a wing of Bharath Scouts

and Guides was started in our college for the first time at the college level in this district. It was a

team of 24 students and was called crew, later on it was named “PES Mandya Rovers crew” with

service being there motto.

There are three age groups in Bharath Scouts and Guides, and ‘Rovers’ is one of them.

I Age Group:- Children from 5 to 10 years, the Boys are called cubs and Girls are called Bul

Buls.

II Age Group:- Boys and Girls from 10 to 15 years of age, the Boys are called Scouts and Girls

are called Guides.

III Age Group:- The youth group, 16 to 25 years, The Men are Rovers and Women Rangers.

Baden Powell was the founder of Scouts and Guides movement. All these age groups in our

country come under the organization, “Bharat Scouts and Guides.”

The Vice-President of India is the chief Patron of the national unit. The Governar of the

state is the Patron of the State unit, and the chief minister is the President of the State unit.

In the academic year 2012-13, I, S.K. Veeresha, Assistant Profesor of Kannada

department attended a training programme at kondajji, Davanagere District, using the training

and information gathered there we started a Rovers unit in our college.

At first, a team of 24 students was formed, due to increased intrest and enthufication inj

students. 12 more students were admitted to the team. The team was divided into 4 groups, and

were called “Lal Bahadur Shastri Patrol, Sangolli Rayanna Patrol and Subhas Chandra Bose

Patrol,” the additional group was called “Bhagat Singh Patrol”.

Mr. Sammul Satya Kumar, District Commissioner of Scouts and Scouts leader, Mr. K

Jayashankar came to our college as Resource Persons and gave Necessary information about the

Organisation week-end classes were conducted every week, and there would be a ‘flag-hoisting

Ceremony’ on the last week end of every month.

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Year National State College Division Honour

2012-13

- - Conducted on Three Camps(Co- ordination of Police Dept., Etc.

- -

2013-14

- Yuva sammelana work shop, Shivamogga

Conducted on Eight Camps(Co- ordination of Police Dept., forest (Wild –life)Dept., Etc.)

- -

2014-15

- Samudaaya Seva Camp, Doddaballapura.

Conducted on Seven Camps(Co- ordination of Police Dept., forest (Wild –life) Dept., Etc.)

- -

- Swach Bharath Abhiyan, Mysuru.

- - -

- SEVA JAMBORATTE, Doddaballapura

- - -

- 27th Jamborate, Doddaballapura

- - -

2015-16

ADVENTURAL CAMP, Madya pradesh

WATER RAFTING & ARCHERY Training Camp- Kondajji.

Conducted on Eleven Camps(Co- ordination of Police Dept., forest (Wild –life) Dept., Etc.)

- -

- ROVER MOOT – Kondajji

- - -

- WISE PRESIDENT MEDAL TRAINING CAMP- Kondajji

- -

- SARVADARMA PRAYER WORK-SHOP- Mysore.

- -

- 38th CUBS & BUL-BUL FESTIVAL Service |Camp

- -

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- Sea- Side TRECK & NATURE STUDY CAMP- Surathkal

- -

- COSTAL- AREA SURVEY Service Camp- Manglore

- -

2016-17

17th NATIONAL JAMBORE- Mysore

SAMATA SAMAJA LEADER CONTRIBUTE Activity Camp, Mangalore

Conducted on TEN Camps(Co- ordination of Police Dept., forest (Wild –life) Dept., Etc.)

Adventure Camp- Chamarajanagar

RAJYA PURASKAR AWARD(5 Rovers)

- MENTAL HEALTH WORK-SHOP- Mandya

- - -

- 14th SUGAMA SANGEETH SERVICE CAMP- MANDYA

- - -

- KOSTAL TRUCKING & NATURE STUDY CAMP – Kaaravaara

- - -

- RAJYA PURASKAR TESTING CAMP-

- - -

2017-18

ROVER RANGER MOOT – Mangalore

DISARTER MANAGEMENT Work Shop- Hasan

Conducted on six Camps(Co- ordination of Police Dept., forest (Wild –life) Dept., Etc.)

HASANAMBA TEMPLE Service Camp

-

FIRST AID TRAINING CAMP - Doddaballapura

DEVIRAMMA FOREST Service &TruckingCamp- Cikkamagalore

PROGRAMME CONDUCTING TRAINING CAMP - Doddaballapura

SHARF- SMART CAMP- Mysore

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responsibilities.






forest department.









with certificates.


August 2015.

• Dr.Betageri Krishnashrma’s Poetry: Critical appreciation was the theme of the workshop


28.10.2015.






(Feminism)



Sector.


College Auditorium.

(Date and year to be mentioned)

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Appendix -16 Financial Grants Received details

Grants Received from UGC during XII Plan – 2012-17 Sl. No.

Particulars Sanctioned Amount

Released Amount

Reference No. Remarks

1 Major Research Project (Dr.J.Mahadeva)

8,55,000-00 6,67,500-00 F/No.42-833/2013-SR, New Delhi, dated:25-03-2013

2 Remedial Coaching

50,000-00 50,000-00 COC.259/12-13/KAMY023/UGC-SWRO RCC, dated:30-03-2013


UC Sent

4 IQAC 3,00,000-00 3,00,000-00 IQAC/2013-14/UGC-SWRO/KAMY023,B’lore, dated:17-03-2014

UC Sent


UC Sent

6 GDA (Seminar Hall)

19,24,800-00 9,62,400-00 2-6(023)/2012(UG)(XII Plan)KAMY/023/SWRO, dated:26-03-2015

UC Sent

7 Seminar – Political Science

81,000-00 64,800-00 SEM-1213/14-15 KAMY 023/UGC-SWRO, dated:31-03-2015

UC Sent

8 Seminar – English

1,06,000-00 84,800-00 SEM-1213/14-15 KAMY 023/UGC-SWRO (English), dated:31-03-2015

UC Sent

9 Seminar – Commerce

80,000-00 64,000-00 SEM-1213/14-15 KAMY 023/UGC-SWRO (Commerce), dated:31-03-2015

UC Sent

10 Seminar – Physics

55,000-00 44,000-00 SEM-1213/14-15 KAMY 023/UGC-SWRO (Physics), dated:31-03-2015

UC Sent

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UGC GRANTS SANCTIONED UNDER XI & XII PLAN PERIOD

Sl. No.

Particulars Date Amount

1 Development of Sports infrastructure and Equipment Letter No. 156/2010-11KAMY023/UGC - SWRO

07.02.2011 Rs.27,50,000/-

2 Additional Assistance Grants ADDL- Letter No. 331/2010-11KAMY023/UGC - SWRO

26.09.2011 Rs.12,49,000/-

3 Additional Assistance Grants ADDL- Letter No. 333/2010-11 KAMY023/UGC - SWRO

29.08.2012 Rs.24,98,000/-

4 Major Research Project Grants for Physicsl Sciences of Dr.J.Mahadeva - F.No. 42 – 833/2013

25.03.2013 Rs.6,67,500/-

5 Remedial Coaching for SC/ST/OBC COC – 259/12 – 13/ KAMY023/UGC - SWRO

30.03.2013 Rs.50,000/-

6 2-6(023)2012(UG)(XII plan) KAMY023/UGC - SWRO

30.03.2013 Rs.2,00,000/-

7 IQAC/2013 – 13-14/ KAMY023/UGC - SWRO 17.03.2014 Rs.3,00,000/- 8 General Development Assistance Grants

2-6(023)2012(UG)(XII plan) KAMY023/UGC – SWRO

21.03.2014 Rs.38,49,600/-

9 Additional Assistance Grants ADDL- Letter No. 331/2010-11 KAMY023/UGC – SWRO

18.03.2014 Rs.22,76,340/-

TOTAL AMOUNT SPENT ON EXPANSION OF PHYSICAL INFRAST RUCTURE

DURING THE LAST FIVE YEARS (2010-11 TO 2014-15) (IN RUPEES)

Sl.

No Particulars 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

1 Building 12,50,006/- 1,86,13,599/- 2,48,00,000/- 1,32,06,104/- -

2 Laboratories 2,21,860/- 5,76,553/- 98,425/- 1,71,700/- -

Computers 1,96,955/- 24,14,271/- - - -

3

Library and

information

centre

74,036/- 2,57,696/- 1,03,142/- 3,46,970/- 20,557/-

4 Furnitures 1,42,840/- 12,000/- - 3,05,477/- -

5

Equipments

(UGC/

College)

3,53,601/- - 5,74,461/- 7,92,804/- -

6 Administrative

/ Maintainance 3,25,426/- 6,42,666/- 1,15,135/- 7,68,474/- -

Total 25,64,724/- 2,25,16,785/- 2,56,91,163/- 1,55,91,529/- 20,557/-

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UTILIZATION OF FINANCIAL RESOURCES FOR CAMPUS MAINT ENANCE

Sl. No Particulars 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

1 Building 22,64,580

1,24,038 +

1,90,00,000 2,85,991/- 39,340/- 69,291/-

2 Furniture 33,60,793 4,90,500 40,370/- - -

3 Equipment/ Computers/ ICT

1,44,387 24,40,131 4,92,188/- 5,10,167/- 34,330/-

4 Any other - - 2,34,281/- 5,03,094/- 3,10,485/-

Total 27,45,760/- 2,20,54,669/- 10,52,830/- 10,52,601/- 4,14,106/-

Grants Received from Govt. of Karnataka towards

Construction of Building

Since 2015 to till Date

Govt. of Karnataka Rs. 2,48,00,000=00

Local MP/MLA’s Grants Rs. 65,00,000=00

Total Rs. 3,13,00,000=00

Govt of karanataka has sanctioned Rs 1crore and is yet to be realesed

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Appendix -17 Certificate of Accreditation details

311

Appendix -18 Financial Accounts/Audit Report details

332

Appendix -19 List of Members of present Governing body

(2017-18)

List of Governing Council Members

Sl. No.

Members Designation

1 Dr.H.D.Chowdaiah Chairman

2 Sri. S.Panchalingu Secretary

3 Sri. H. Honnappa Member

4 Sri.M.B.Sridhar Member

5 Sri. H.C.Mohankumar Member

6 Sri. KS. Vijay Anand Member

7 Sri.K.S. Raju Member

8 Sri. A.M.Chandra Mohan Member

9 Sri.S.L.Shivaprasad Member

10 Principal Member

11 Senior Faculty Member

12 Representative of University of Mysore Member

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Appendix -20 University affiliations of various courses

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Appendix -21 List of Principals

LIST OF THE PRINCIPALS

Sl.

No Names

Period

From To

1 Sri B.A.Krishnaswamy Rao, M.A., 01.07.66 03.07.68

2 Prof. Riaz Ahamed, M.Sc., 03.07.68 22.11.68

3 Sri Kappanna, M.Sc., 22.11.68 28.06.75

4 Sri Muthaiah, M.Sc., 28.06.75 31.10.96

5 Pof.N.Ramegowda, M.Sc., 31.10.96 02.03.98

6 Dr.D.Srinivas, M.Com., Ph.D. 02.03.98 30.06.99

7 Prof.R.A.Kumar, M.Com., 30.06.99 31.10.2007

8 Prof.N.L.Muralidhara, M.A., 31.10.07 31.12.2010

9 Prof.G.T.Veerappa, M.A., 31.12.10 22.11.2011

10 Dr.Ramalingaiah, M.Sc.,Ph.D 22.11.11 30.11.2011

11 Prof.Y.Gopalan, M.A., 30.11.11 29.10.2014

12 Dr.Anilkumar.H, M.A., Ph.D 29.10.14

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APPENDIX -22

ACADEMIC AUDIT COMMITTEE REPORT

OF

P.E.S. College of Science, Arts & Commerce, Mandya

Introduction:

P.E.S. College of Science, Arts & Commerce is a reputed iconic institution in the district

of Mandya, established by People’s Education Trust (R), Mandya. The trust was formed by

Sri.K.V.Shankaragowda the then Education Minister, Government of Karnataka. Presently, the

trust is headed by Dr.H.D.Chowdaiah, Former M.L.A and M.L.C, a well known Educationist and

a pioneer in the co-operative field. The Motto and Aim of the trust has been to impart value

based quality education to the students belonging to all sections of society of the region. The

Institution was established in the year 1969. Since then it has served the cause of Higher

Education and has brought about socio-economic transformation in and around Mandya city. The

College offers both Undergraduate and Post-graduate courses in Arts, Science and Commerce.

The Institution is totally funded and managed by People’s Education Trust (R) with Grant-in Aid

from the Government of Karnataka for UG-courses in B.A, B.Sc and B.Com. The Management

maintains the non-grant-aid sections in B.A, B.Sc and B.Com. The college has 03 departments -

Science, Arts and Commerce. 02 departments of languages are compulsory for all the

departments. The college offers 03 combinations in Science, 07 combinations in Arts, along with

University approved pattern of Commerce in the under-graduate progammes and CBCS system

at P.G courses as approved by the University of Mysore. The College also offers 02 PG courses

in Commerce (M.Com) and M.Sc (Mathematics). Most of the students of the college are from

the rural and socially disadvantaged sections of the society. The College was recently re-

accredited by NAAC in the third cycle with ‘A’ grade (CGPA 3.03). The college is thus going

for AUTONOMOUS college status.

The college has an enviable history of being one of the oldest institutions of its kind in

the region and has the distinction of being the first private undergraduate science college started

in Mandya. To Begin with, the college had 128 students for

Pre-University course in Science, later Commerce and Arts were included. The first

undergraduate course began in the year 1969-70 in Commerce with an intake of 60 students.

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Later B.A, B.Sc and B.B.M courses were added. Post Graduate courses in Commerce (M.Com)

in the year 2011 and Mathematics (M.Sc) in 2012 were added.

Over the years, it has come to enjoy an iconic status of having acquired name and fame

with several famous personalities having served as its faculty and with its rich alumnus of

outstanding student achievers, the college has all the potential to develop into an Autonomous

college. The college has been continuously monitoring its academic programmes through

internal and external peers with the primary aim of achieving excellence in higher education. In

order to get a reassurance about the quality of the academic programmes followed, the college

decided to get feedback from external peers on academic and administrative aspects of the

college before going for AUTONOMOUS college status.

Accordingly, the college constituted an External Academic Audit Committee with the

following members:

1. Prof. Indumathi. R Chairperson

Former Vice Chancellor Davangere University and Professor of Economics University of Mysore

2. Prof. K.A. Raveesha Member

Director, IQAC and Professor of Botany University of Mysore

3. Prof. Rajashekar Member

Professor, of Commerce, University of Mysore

4. Dr.S. Srikantaswamy Member Coordinator

Director, College Development Council University of Mysore

Review of the committee:

The committee met on 14th October 2017, under the chairmanship of Prof. Indumathi.R,

to work out the modalities of the visit. The criteria/parameters for assessment and the actual

schedule of visit to the college [21st October 2017] were finalized and the same was

communicated to the Principal of the college to make necessary arrangements. The committee

visited the college on 21st October 2017as per schedule provided.

Accordingly, the Principal made an eloquent and exhaustive presentation on the

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academic activities of the college highlighting the history and development of the college with

special reference to academic achievements and the future plan, with a special focus on the

preparedness of the college for autonomous college status. This was followed by presentations

by the IQAC coordinator and NAAC steering committee Coordinator along with the members of

these committees.

Thereafter the members of the committee visited various UG and PG departments and

interacted with the faculty members and obtained information about the innovative methods and

best practices adopted by the departments in the teaching - learning processes besides looking

into the infrastructural facilities created for imparting high quality education

Based on the information obtained from different stake holders and critically analyzing

the same the committee makes the following observations:

The college has adequate number of class rooms and state of art laboratories needed for

imparting quality education in Arts, Science and Commerce. The construction of a separate

building of floor area 2,00,000 Sq. Mts for PG courses is in the final stages. Ground floor and

First floor has accommodated many UG departments. All the departments have adequate number

of ICT enabled class rooms. The Science departments have adequate number of laboratories with

necessary equipments for imparting practical skills. Presently hostel accommodation is being

provided for both boys and girl students. The college has obtained handsome grants from the

UGC under twelfth plan and has usefully utilized the same. The necessary Audited utilization

certificates have been submitted to the funding agencies from departments of Arts, Commerce,

Management and Science and two languages Kannada and English.

Governance and Leadership:

The college is governed by a supportive and visionary governing body. The governing

body and the Principal have a clear vision of development for the college in the coming years.

The ever encouraging management has plans to develop the Institution laterally and vertically by

introducing more number and variety of UG and PG courses to cater to the changing needs of

society and strengthening of existing programmes. Further, definite plans have been drawn to

increase the intake and to provide greater access to higher education for both boys and girls of

this region.

Administrative and academic leadership is provided by the principal. The principal is

very well informed about the recent developments in policies and programmes in higher

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education at national level. Principal is also well aware of the challenges, expectations and

objectives of an autonomous college like curricular reforms, changes in evaluation process and

internal evaluation. The Governing body, Principal and faculty have a very progressive outlook

and a positive approach for addressing the problems of students.

Student’s strength and profile:

The total strength of UG students is 1600 and of PG students is 200. Most of the students

are from rural side, living in and around Mandya District. Thus the college presents a picture of

an atmosphere of inter-cultural harmony pervasive over the campus. The number of students

enrolled is high and has an intake capacity to accommodate even more number of students, when

the college acquires new buildings.

Faculty strength:

The teachers are very responsive to the initiatives of the college towards curricular

reforms and quality up-gradation. They are putting in their full efforts to achieve quality

initiatives drawn up by the college. Some of the departments, especially Commerce and Science,

have brought in fresh innovations. These departments have abundance of talent and holds out

great promise of developing into independent schools. NSS unit in the college has done

reasonably well.

Faculty quality is uniform across departments and they are very promising and dedicated

to their work which is a very good sign in the college. More than 50% of the teachers have Ph.D.

and many of them have passed NET/KSET. This is an asset for the college to grow in all spheres

of activities. There are number of guest faculty even though fairly high, many of them are

NET/KSET qualified and some have Ph.D. College has very dedicated teaching group. Student

feedback on Academic programmes and teacher quality is regularly taken from students and

analyzed by IQAC using the statistical package. The college has an active IQAC which has

submitted SSR for 3rd cycle reaccreditation on time to the NAAC and has submitted all the

AQARs regularly.

Infrastructure for teaching and learning:

The college has built up impressive infrastructure facilities needed for teaching and

learning both at UG and PG programmes. The college has state of art laboratories with

equipments needed for imparting practical/skill training. The floor area of the building is about

2,00,000 sq.mts and is being further expanded with an additional exclusive PG block. There are

a number of spacious lecture halls with multi-media projection facilities and adequate number of

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laboratories. The teaching learning materials are maintained by all the departments.

Infrastructure facilities for Autonomous status has been adequately provided. Space for

Controller of examinations, Deputy Controller and Academic Dean is earmarked. Separate

space is provided for valuation work, coding and decoding and printing of question papers. The

open playgrounds facility is available off the campus, however an indoor games room is

available in the campus. The college has hostel facility for both boys and girls in addition to the

canteen and a spacious garden. The college has a mechanism to identify slow learners and impart

remedial coaching for them. The Computers department has 46 computers and the college also

provides English and Commerce lab with 18 computers. All the departments of Science, Arts

and Commerce have been provided separate space and have also been provided computers to

teachers. NCC, NSS, Rovers and Sports room have also been provided with separate

infrastructure and computers.

Academic Programmes\Curricular offerings:

A wide range of UG and PG programmes spanning languages,Arts, science, Commerce

and add-on/Certificate courses are offered. Apart from the continuation of the diversity of

existing courses of study offered over the years, the college has made consistent and constant

efforts to add new PG courses keeping in view the changing needs of the society and the job

prospects of the students. Thus, the college has started 2 new PG progammes in Commerce and

Mathematics. The P.G department has been provided with separate library and computers. The

departments have also been provided with 07 laptops for teachers. NAAC office has also been

provided with a computer and a laptop.

The PG programmes are offered under CBCS system of the affiliating University of

Mysore. The college is geared up to take full advantage of the autonomy if granted and has made

necessary preparations.

Teachers’ engagement with the curriculum is a refreshing feature; teachers are engaged

in reviewing and reforming existing programmes as well as updating and designing new

curricula. All teachers in the college maintain teacher’s dairy and lesson plan is adopted, which

is one of the best practices of the college. Teachers are involved in taking students to research

centre’s, industries and other facilities to enhance their knowledge in science and society. They

need to engage in development of learning materials and e-content in different disciplines to

make them available to students’ on-line through INTERNET facility. This would be a welcome

initiative of the college.

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Research activities:

One PG department is engaged in research activity. Some faculty members have

completed Minor Research Projects from UGC. ONE major research project is under progress.

Two teachers from the department of Mathematics one teacher from the department of Physics

and One teacher from the department of Chemistry have been recognized as guides by the

University of Mysore. 10 faculty have published papers in peer reviewed journals and also in

conference proceedings. PG department teachers are actively participating in

conferences/symposia/workshops.

Student support:

The college has provided a variety of support services to the students with regard to food,

lodging, guidance and counseling. The college provides all the government sponsored student

concessions and scholarships which is actively supported by the management. Further, there is

good scope for raising funds from the large alumni for college activities and for student support.

Student activities, performance and progression:

Many students of the college have participated in intercollegiate, university and Inter

University level sports and cultural activities. The NCC, Rovers and NSS activities are very

good. The Folklore department has excelled both at the State and National level. Students have

been employed in public and private sectors. More than 30 % of UG students have continued

their studies by joining for PG courses either in the college or in the affiliating University. About

30% of the students are placed off-campus. Some UG students have bagged University ranks.

Examination and evaluation process:

Since the college is affiliated to the University of Mysore, the examinations, appointment

of examiners, valuation, announcement of the results are part of the affiliating University.

College has an excellent track record of conducting theory and practical examinations as per

affiliating University norm. The internal assessment examinations and maintenance of the

records are systematic and all the records are submitted properly on time to the University.

Career Guidance and placement Cell:

The College is aware of the fact that empowering students through soft skill development

paves way for better employability. Accordingly soft skill training programs are organized

frequently to increase the confidence of students to face interviews. The officers from the

employment bureau and industry are invited to educate the students about the job opportunities

in private and government sectors. College needs to establish a separate placement cell.

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Library Facility:

College has a huge UG library with a carpet area of 355 Sq mts, and with a seating

capacity for 250 students. 38 computers with Internet facility is provided for students. A

reference section with 140 Sq mts is provided to accommodate 150 students. Here 20 computers

are also provided with Internet facilities. The Library has its own website where it provides

information regarding question papers, books & journals. Separate reading rooms for students

and staff are also available. The library is fully computerized with open accession systems

[OPAC]. Separate browsing area has been provided. The library has the INFLIBNET and NLIST

facility provided by UGC and also has broadband internet connectivity provided by BSNL. Thus

the college has access to e-journals and e-books through INFLIBNET. However the college

needs to subscribe for more research journals, e-journals and e-books provided by standard

publishers to cater to PG student’s need. Presently there are 42000 books, 150 CDs and Videos

in the library. If there is space in the new block, a separate PG library section can be started.

Teacher’s evaluation system:

With the aim of improving the quality of teaching and as per the requirement of NAAC

the evaluation of teachers by students is done regularly thus indicating that the performance

appraisal of teachers is an important component of the functioning of the college. The student

feedbacks are analyzed systematically by the IQAC and sincere efforts are made to correct the

mistakes and improve the teaching learning process. The college has the practice of collecting

Annual self appraisal report from the teachers. Further it is necessary to introduce peer appraisal

of teachers which would provide a yard stick for accessing the performance of the teachers in

teaching, research and extension.

Suggestions:

1. Teachers not having Ph.D qualification must be encouraged to register for Ph.D

programmes as early as possible. Guest faculty should be replaced with the

appointment of qualified permanent faculty.

2. Teachers should strive hard to get major and minor research projects from national

funding agencies.

3. Systematic analysis of the feedback from the students would help improve the

faculty performance and introduction of need based job oriented courses.

4. The college has to take sincere steps to establish College-industry interaction cell and

consultancy cell for result oriented partnerships and generating fund.

5. College needs to attract more students for the basic sciences through effective

publicity and career counseling activities.

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6. More computers should be added in the library to match the student’s strength. Separate

PG library section may be created.

7. The college needs to subscribe for e-resources and e-books to provide access to the

faculty and the students on the current trends of research.

8. College and Management need to take effective steps to establish more number of

endowments to support economically weak students by utilizing the support from

large alumni.

9. The college may introduce mid-day meal and earn while you learn schemes to the

non-local rural under privileged students.

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APPENDIX -23

Gender Audit Gender Audit of Educational Institution is a process of organizational assessment and a

tool for action planning form a Gender prospective. It critically examines the capacity of

institution to ensure a safe and secure ambience for girl students, Women faculty and

administrative staff. The participatory audit process helps to identify institutional strengths and

challenges to integrate gender in the instructions systems and operations and in programmes and

activities.

Gender audit encourages the stake holders in an educational system to engage in dialogue

and reflect about the strengths and gaps of the systems via gender related issues. According to

an ILO manifesto gender auditing helps institutions to focus on such areas as:

• Main stream in gender as a cross cutting concern within the units objectives programme

and budget.

• Existing gender expertise and competence.

• Information and knowledge management on gender issues.

• Systems and instruments in use for accountability, evaluating and monitoring on gender

equality.

• Choice and partner organization.

• Advocacy products and public images.

• Staffing and human resources concerning balance between women and man, as well as

gender friendly policies.

• Organizational culture and its effects and gender equality.

This institution of higher education under the ageis of the People’s Education Trust ®

decided to go for gender audit and hence this study which was carried out by applying the

participatory methodology. In this institution I had meeting with representatives of students,

faculty and administrative staff, besides visiting the college campuses and women’s hostels.

Given below is a brief profile of the institution.

P.E.S. College of Science, Arts and Commerce UG And PG campus.

The college offers B.A., B.Sc., B.Com, B.B.A, M.Sc (Maths) M.Com courses and

currently has on its rolls 1770 students, out of which 947 are Girls students – 823 boys

students. The College has on its faculty 94, out of which are 55 men and 39 are women.

Among the administrative staff 37, out of which 27 are men and 10 are women.

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Main issues addressed in the Report.

The main areas that were covered during my interaction are listed below:

• Knowledge of the Sexual Harassment at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and

Redressal) Act, 2013 and legal rights of women.

• Physical facilities in the college campus and hostel.

• Awareness programmes aimed at gender sensitization and women’s empowerment.

• Experiences of gender related abuse/embarrassment/harassment.

In analyzing campus life from a gender perspective, the participants in the interaction were

asked to identify both the strengths and gaps from the point of view of women. They were also

asked to come out with suggestions for engendering the campus.

In the section that follows the outcomes of my interaction are presented. Since most of the

issues addressed are common in the institution, both the strengths and gaps that are outlined

apply to the institution.

Strengths

• There is by and large no feeling of gender discrimination in the campus. Both

policies and practices support the culture of gender inclusive governance, and in this

sense there is a positive ambience for further strengthening the gender component in

the administration and day-to-day life of the campus.

• Selection of faculty, students and administrative staff is free from gender bias and

there is clear indication of equal access to opportunities.

• The setting up of SPARSH (Sensitization to, Prevention of, and Redressal for Sexual

Harassment) Committee in the institution is a positive step in the direction of

addressing gender related concerns. The women’s Empowerment Committee is also

making efforts to create awareness about gender related matters. In the event of an

issue that requires immediate attention, this Committee takes up the matter and

works out a solution. The Human Rights Forum has also collaborated with the

Women’s Empowerment Committee in organising gender related programmes.

• The Health and Hygien Committee has been providing support for women students

who are in need of medical attention on a case-to-case basis. The institution has a

functioning network with select hospitals and in the event of a medical emergency;

students are given appropriate treatment under intimation to parents.

• The college offers counselling services to women students going through stress of

facing problems in their personal or student lives. The college also offers a space for

them to share their concerns with the faculty.

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• Individual departments have organised seminars/workshops with a focus on gender

issues. Some students have also participated in events organised by other institutions

in awareness building programmes.

• There are separate toilets for women in different locations in the institution. In the

event of need, women staff members allow students to use staff toilets.

• There is round the clock security in the college campus and hostels. In-house

security staff guard the premises.

• As per the data provided by the college offices, no cases of sexual harassment have

been reported in the last five years.

Gaps

• The activities of the Women’s Empowerment Committee are largely limited to

P.E.S. College of Science, Arts and Commerce and the involvement of students.

• Knowledge levels of the Sexual Harassment at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition

and Redressal) Act, 2013 or other legal rights of women among women students are

very low. Only a few students in the institution are aware of the Act or their legal

rights.

• Sanitary napkin burners are to be provided in the girl/women toilets.

• Copies of the provisions of the Sexual Harassment at Workplace (Prevention,

Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 are to be displayed in key locations in the

college campus.

Suggestions

• The provisions of the Sexual Harassment at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and

Redressal) Act, 2013 be displayed in a prominent place in institution.

• Telephone numbers of Conveners of the Women’s Empowerment Committee,

SPARSH, local police station, representatives of women’s organization can be

displayed at a designated space.

• Student Committees with women representatives of different courses in the

institution could be set up to act as bridge between the management, faculty and

students. This Committee could liaison with the Disciplinary Committee for

grievance redressal, if any and discussion of other relevant issues.

• In the women’s hostel student committees could be set up. This action would open

up a platform for dialogue on issues pertaining to food, tensions between students of

different states and up gradation of facilities.

• Awareness building programmes focusing attention on the Sexual Harassment at

Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013, legal rights of women

and state and civil society initiatives for women’s empowerment be organised

periodically. As of now in most cases the tendency is to react or respond when an

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untoward incident occurs, but one does not have to wait for such incidents to happen.

By educating women about the many new laws upholding the rights of women that

have come into existence, not only are they empowered, but also it is possible for

them to spread the light of gender sensitive knowledge in their families, class rooms

and neighborhood.

• It is advisable to involve male students whenever gender sensitization programmes

are organised as this is basic to the creation of a gender sensitive society.

• A Committee involving faculty of the institution could be set up to plan and organize

these gender awareness programmes. During my interaction with the students many

students expressed their desire to be acquainted with such programmes.

• Steps must be taken to ban pornographic material from mobile phones in the college

campus (this suggestion came from the students).

• Cleanliness related responsibilities could be assigned to Committee that has student

representatives. This not only gives a sense of responsibility but also makes them

accountable for maintenance of infrastructure.

• Sports facilities for women in the campus separately would enable them to relax in

privacy.

• Self-defense classes could be organised for all women students.

• A short term course on gender issues may be offered to students (men & women).

Given the commitment of People’s Education Trust (R) to issues of gender equality and

maintaining a gender balance in the institutional ambience, it is hoped that the stage that has

already been set for mainstreaming gender into campus life would be further strengthened in

future.

Date: 29-11-2017

Place: Mandya

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APPENDIX -24

GREEN AUDIT

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1. INTRODUCTION

M/s. P.E.S. College of Science, Arts & Commerce is a reputed Institution in the district of

Mandya. The college imparts value based quality education to students belonging to all sections

of society and to make higher education an effective instrument for socio-economic

transformation in and around Mandya district. The College was established in the year 1966 by

People's Education Society currently known as People's Education Trust (R), with the help of

philanthropic farmers of Mandya District. The sole objective of the college was to promote

Quality Education among the students of Rural Areas. The Society was founded by late Sri K.V.

Shankaregowda, former Education Minister of Government of Karnataka., an educationist,

politician, artist, entrepreneur and a social worker. At present Dr. H.D.Chowdaiah, former

Member of Legislative Assembly and council, a well known educationist and a pioneer in the

field of Co-operative, is the Chairman of the Trust. . The college is housed at present in an area

of 18.02 acres of land in the heart of the city. Besides the undergraduate college, the People’s

Education Trust (PET) has the following colleges –

1. P.E.S. College of Engineering.

2. P.E.S. Law College.

3. Shankaragowda College of Education.

4. P.E.S. Pre-University College and

5. P.E.S. High School.

Other Infrastructure facilities provided to the students of our Institution are

1. Swami Vivekananda Auditorium.

2. V.S.V.M. Boys Hostel.

3. P.E.T. Indoor Badminton stadium.

4. P.E.T. Multi-Gym.

5. P.E.T. Aquatic Centre.

6. P.E.T. Cricket Stadium.

7. P.E.T. Synthetic Tennis Stadium.

8. Multipurpose Athletic stadium.

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9. P.E.S.C.E Girls Hostel.

10. P.E.T.Working Women's Hostel and

11. Krishik Sarvodaya Foundation Trust (R).

The Institution at present has Thirty two Classrooms, which are adequate to run the College

in a single session. New construction has taken place at the cost of Rs. 3.8 Crores to create

facilities for examination centre and to provide facilities for autonomous status. Presently, the

institution is functioning under the grant-in-aid scheme of Government of Karnataka.

VISION

The P.E.S College of Science, Arts and Commerce strives to

1. Build a learning culture.

2. Make students responsible citizens.

3. Create an atmosphere of oneness.

4. Imbibe moral and ethical values.

5. Inculcate traditional values of parental care and community living.

6. Love, Care, protect and improve one’s roots.

7. Uphold human values irrespective of caste, creed, race or religion.

8. Dream of becoming a world citizen

MISSION

1. Pursue and achieve excellence in quality teaching, learning and research.

2. Provide access to the students for optimum use of college infrastructure.

3. Foster and encourage innovation and creativity.

4. Recognize and accept social responsibility.

5. Respect and disseminate social harmony and unity in diversity.

6. Create an environment of intellectual stimulus, scientific inquiry and responsibility.

7. Integrate global perspective.

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2. BASIC INFORMATION

Sl. No Description Observation

1 Name of the Institution M/s.P.E.S. College of Science, Arts &

Commerce

2 Address M.C. Road,

Mandya-571 401,

Karnataka

3 Contact Person Shri. Dr. Anil Kumar H, Principal

4 Telephone No 08232-220252

5 Mail ID [email protected]

6 Website www.pesdegreecollegemandya.edu.in

7 Total Area in Sq. feet 786573

8 Green Built Area, Sq feet 259569

9 No of Staff 88

10 No of Students 1770

11 Type of courses run by college 1. Science- B.Sc-PCM, PCM’s, CBZ,

M.Sc (Mathematics)

2. Arts-B.A-

HEP,HES,HEE,HSK,HKF,HPF

3. Commerce- B.Com, M.Com

4. Management- B.B.A

12 Source of Water Borewell

13 Water Consumption 1,20,810 liters /day

14 Wastewater Generation 96,648 liters/day

15 No of Pumps 3

16 Borewell 3

17 Latitude and Longitude 12.5269 ºN ,76.8881ºE

18 Dist-Residence, mts 5

19 Dist-Highway, mts 3

20 Wastewater Discharge Point UGD

21 Power Requirement 100 KW/Day

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3. INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES

1 Total land available (in acres) 18.02

2 Class Rooms (No. of class rooms and

covered area in sq. Ft.) 32 No’s, with 23,910 sq. Ft.

3 Laboratories (No. of labs rooms and

covered area in sq. Ft.)

7 No’s with 7,860 sq. Ft.

4 Central Library 4,680 sq. Ft.

5

Hostels

(No. of rooms with students Hostels accommodated)

a. Men 85 Rooms Double seaters

7,000 sq. Ft. (VSVM)

b. Women 101 Rooms Double seaters

8,500 sq. Ft. (Girls Hostel)

6 Sports Facilities in the College Campus

(indoor/outdoor), Play grounds, Fitness

equipment, sports coaches, etc.

11. Cricket stadium (Turf)

12. Swimming pool

13. Indoor facilities

d) Shuttle Badminton Court

(Wooden) =4

e) Multi Gym = Men

f) Multi Gym = Women

14. Volley ball court with flood light =

2 court

15. Tennis court – Synthetic 3, Clay 1

flood light

16. Basket ball with flood light

17. Kho-Kho court with flood light

18. Ball badminton court

19. Kabaddi court

20. Foot ball field

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4. GREEN AUDIT

a. Definition

New England Interstate water pollution Control commission defines Green Campus as under,

1. Is one that carries out these functions according to a system-wide culture of

environmental sustainability, balancing function and design with existing and foreseen

resources.

2. Is a place where environmentally responsible practice and education go hand in hand and

where environmentally responsible tenets are borne out by example.

3. Institution is a laboratory of self scrutiny, experimentation, and application. At its best, it

is a model environmental community where operational functions, business practices,

academic programs, and people are interlinked, providing educational and practical value

to the institution, the region, and the world.

b. Benefits of Green Campus

1. Reduced maintenance costs.

2. Productivity gains for the occupants of the campus.

3. Carbon Neutral environment.

4. Un-interrupted clean power supply.

5. Drastic pollution reduction.

6. Healthy, hygienic study environment.

7. Recognition for the organization.

8. Attracts enrolment of students.

9. Sustainable future.

5. METHODOLOGY The Green Audit was conducted for M/s. P.E.S College of Science, Arts & Commerce for the

academic year 2017-2018 by M/s. Enviro Engineering Solutions to identify green practices being

followed, identify the gaps and to make recommendations.

6. APPLICABILITY OF ENVIRONMENT REGULATIONS

a) Environmental Legislations

Desk study

Field study

Evaluation

Reporting

SL.No Applicable Act

1 The Water (Prevention and Control

of Pollution) Act,1974


of Pollution) Cess Act,2003

3 The Air (Prevention and Control of

Pollution) Act,1981

4 The Environment (Protection) Act,

1986

5 The Public Liability Insurance Act,

1991

6. APPLICABILITY OF ENVIRONMENT REGULATIONS

Environmental Legislations

• Collection of associated legislations• Issues in the education institutions• Develop audit plan including materials

• Collecting data regarding enviornmental issues• Identification of gaps

• Evaluation of data• Discussions with stake holders

• Report writing• Verification of Report• Finalization

Applicable Act Applicability

ter (Prevention and Control

of Pollution) Act,1974

Applicable

The Water (Prevention and Control

of Pollution) Cess Act,2003

Not Applicable, after GST, this has

become redundant.

The Air (Prevention and Control of

Pollution) Act,1981

Applicable

Environment (Protection) Act, Applicable

The Public Liability Insurance Act, Not Applicable

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Collection of associated legislations

Develop audit plan including materials

Collecting data regarding enviornmental issues

Applicability

Applicable

Not Applicable, after GST, this has

become redundant.

Applicable

Applicable

Not Applicable

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b) Rules

S l No Applicable Rule Applicability

1 The Water (Prevention and

Control of Pollution) Rules, 2003

Applicable


of Pollution) Cess Rules,1978

Not Applicable

3 The Air (Prevention and Control of

Pollution) Rules, 1983

Applicable

4 The Environment (Protection) Rules,

2016

Applicable

5 The Hazardous and other waste

(Management and Tran boundary

movement) Rules,2016

Applicable

6 The manufacture, storage and import

of hazardous chemicals Rules, 2000

Not Applicable

7 The Chemical accidents (Emergency

Planning, Preparedness and

Response) Rules, 1996

Not Applicable

8 The Biomedical waste Management

Rules, 2016

Applicable

9 The plastic waste (Management and

Handling) Rules, 2016

Not Applicable

10 The Solid waste Management

Rules, 2016

Applicable

11 The E-waste (Management and

Handling) Rules,2016

Applicable

12 The Noise pollution (Regulations

and control) Rules,2010

Applicable

13 The Batteries (Management and

Handling) Rules, 2011

Not Applicable

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7. AUDIT FRAMEWORK

The following audit framework is used for conducting Green Audit;

Sl no Audit Area Audit Observations 1 Water Consumption 1. Source of water supply Borewell 2. Storage tank capacity 100 KLD 3. Total Population in Campus 1858 No’s 4. Hostel Population 1. Boys Hostel (85 rooms, 2 No’s

in each Room); taking average consumption of 145liters/capita/day

Total water consumption=24,650 liters/capita/day

2. Girls Hostel(101 rooms, 2 No’s in each Room); taking average consumption of 145 liters/capita/day

Total water consumption=29,290 liters/capita/day

5. Non-residing Population( Difference of Total Population and Hostel Population); taking average consumption of 45 liters/capita/day

1486 No’s Total water consumption=66,870 liters/capita/day

6. Total water consumption of the campus ( addition of Hostel consumption and Non- residing consumption)

1,20,810 liters/day

2 Wastewater Generation 1. Total wastewater generated from

the campus(80% of total water consumption)

96,648 liters/day

2. Wastewater discharge Underground Drainage(UGD) 3. Lab Effluent 100 liters; effluent is treated and then

discharged to UGD line. 3 Domestic Hazardous Waste Waste is generated from DG Set and

from laboratories (negligible quantity). 4 Solid waste Under Solid waste Management Rules, 2016 institution is covered under

the definition –“Bulk waste generator” Means and includes buildings occupied by the Central Government Departments or undertakings, State Government Departments or undertakings, Local Bodies, Public Sector undertakings or Private Companies, Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Schools, Colleges, Universities, Other Educational Institutions, Hostels, Hotels, Commercial Establishments, Markets, Places of Worship, Stadia and Sports Complexes having an Average Waste Generation Rate Exceeding 100 Kg/Day.

Dry waste( office & classroom); Avg 743.2 Kg/day- collected by city

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generation of 0.4 kg/day corporation. Wet waste(Canteen & Hostel); Avg

generation of 0.4 kg/day 858.8 Kg /day- sent to piggery.

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Air pollution

Sources of air pollution - D.G. Set. 6 E-Waste

Under E-waste Management Rules, 2016 institution is covered under the definition –“Bulk Consumer” Means Bulk Users of Electrical and Electronic Equipment such as Central Government or State Government Departments, Public Sector Undertakings, Banks, Educational Institutions, Multinational Organizations, International Agencies, Partnership and Public Or Private Companies that are Registered under the Factories Act, 1948 (63 of 1948) and Companies Act, 2013 (18 of 2013) and Health Care Facilities which have turnover of more than 1 crores or have more than 20 employees.

8 Hazardous waste Used Oil is generated from DG Set; it is stored in a leak proof container in a scientific manner.

6 Rain water harvesting The college has not yet implemented the rain water harvesting mechanism; it will be done in future academic year.

7 Solar energy The college has not yet implemented the solar energy, it will be done in future academic year

8 Environmental Policy Environmental policy is present 9 Environmental awareness

programs/conference/workshops The various programs conducted/attended by the college are:

1. Emission Test Camp. 2. Plantation Program. 3. Awareness program to save

water in Mandya City. 4. Celebrates World

Environmental Day every year.

5. Green Marathon

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Waste Management

1. Solid waste has been stored in different colored bins such as

a. Green Colour – Biodegradable waste or wet waste

b. Blue Colour - Non-biodegradable Wastes” or the “Dry Waste

2. Domestic Hazardous waste – stored in a separate bin in scientific manner

3. E-waste- stored in separate storage bin in scientific manner

4. Bio-medical Waste- stored in different bins with different colour such as;

a. Black- non-infected waste

b. Red-Soiled waste c. Blue-Infected

plastics d. White- Sharps

11 College Achievements in line with Government

1. The college has reduced energy consumption by using LED lights instead of traditional lights due to which 20% of the electric energy is saved. 2. They are using Solar water heaters in hostels(boys & girls) instead of electric energy 3. RO water filter is installed in the campus. 4. As per IS standards, the college have maintained 33.33% of Green Belt Area. 5. The college is plastic, litter & smoke free campus.

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8. FIELD OBSERVATIONS

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Control objectives

Controls Audit Observation

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To minimize water consumption

Repair sources of water leakage, such as dripping taps as quickly as possible.

The college carries out regular checking and maintenance of pipelines, taps to control water wastage.

Install appliances which reduces water consumption such as, Aerators on taps used for hand washing, Installing water misers, Landscaping with drought-tolerant plants, Dual flush toilets, Leak detection technology, Recycling rooftop rainwater, Rooftop vegetation, Hand sanitizers.

Yes, the college is positive in installing rain water harvesting mechanism to reuse rainwater in toilets, gardening, and washing of corridors.

Encourage a decrease in water usage among staff, students and conference guests.

Yes, the college encourages all its faculties and student body to decrease water usage.

Use an efficient and hygienic water storage mechanism to minimize the loss of water during storage.

The college will include a leak management program to minimize the real losses of water during storage.

Minimize the wastage of water, if RO filter are used and regular service to be done.

RO Filters are yet to be implemented of 25 liters capacity in each floor of the new building.

Install water recycling mechanism i.e., rain water harvesting system.

The college will implement the Rain water Harvesting system in future academic year.

2

Minimize the use of chemical pollutants and Hazardous waste

Ensure that all cleaning products used by college have minimal detrimental impact on environment

Negligible amount of washing liquids are used in college and all toilet cleaners are eco-friendly.

Minimize the use of fertilizers and pesticides in college grounds, opting for the use of compost produced on site wherever possible.

Negligible amount of fertilizers and pesticides are used in the college.

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Dispose the chemical waste generated from laboratories in a scientific manner.

Most of the waste generated is water-soluble and ultimately disposed to UGD, which is in diluted form but before discharging into UGD, necessary treatment is done.

Reduce the practice of burning plastic and other material that emits harmful gas on burning.

No such burning is observed/evidence at the time of auditing by us.

Provision of Separate bins for Storage of Domestic Hazardous waste as per the norms.

Yes, the college maintains separate Hazardous waste storage bins to store the generated domestic hazardous waste.

Provision of Storage room for Domestic Hazardous waste as per norms.

Separate storage room is not provided, since domestic hazardous waste is generated.

3

Minimize Air pollution in the campus

Identify the sources of air pollution.

The college has identified different air pollution sources.

Maintenance and periodic sampling of identified air pollution sources.

The sampling of identified pollution sources are periodically done and maintained.

Is the Ambient Air Quality (AAQ) Monitoring within the National Ambient Air Quality (NAAQ) Standards.

Yes, AAQ are within the NAAQ Standards.

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Ensure that environmental awareness is created

Conduct environmental awareness workshops as a part of program.

Yes the college conducts such programs.

Conduct events such as plant trees to spread environmental awareness among the students.

Have an active club to conduct events.

Promote environmental awareness as a part of course works in various curricular areas, independent research projects.

Yes, the college has an Environmental Science subject, wherein the environmental awareness is promoted.

Awareness programs to promote recycling among staff, students through training, posters and incentives.

Yes, the college promotes recycling among staff and students regarding.

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5 Ensure that Environmental Policy is enacted, enforced and reviewed

Establish a college Environmental Committee that will hold responsibility and serve as a source of advice and guidance to staff and students on how to implement the policy.

The college has implemented the Environmental Policy.

A Green officer who is engaged in the profession of providing guidance on environmental impact.

Yes, there is a green officer.

9. RECOMMENDATION

1. Implement Rainwater Harvesting System to minimize fresh water consumption.

2. Installation of Sewage Treatment Plant of 100 KLD capacity to treat the wastewater and

use the treated water sludge from for gardening purpose, toilet flushing, and for primary

washing. The sludge generated from the STP can be used as a fertilizer for garden.

3. Cut down electricity consumption in computer lab by providing natural ventilation.

4. The college is already using LED lights in hostels instead of traditional lights and is

saving 20% of electricity; if the college uses solar panels for whole campus it can save

electricity.

5. Plantation of Plants and trees in the campus has to be increased to neutralize the carbon

credit in the campus.

6. Engage a Green/Maintenance Officer to look over environmental issues and create

environmental awareness in the campus.

7. There is necessity to have more ‘D’ Group Employees to look over the whole campus.

8. Any new Construction of building shall be on Green building concept by efficient use of

resource and reducing waste.

9. Use electronic mail instead of making hard copies for communications.

10. As per regulations. Numbers of toilets are very poor; provide toilets at every floor in

upcoming new building.

10. CONCLUSION The Audit carried out in the M/s. P.E.S College of Science, Arts & Commerce and discussions with stake holders indicates that there is willingness to convert the campus into green campus. Time schedule for implementation will go long way in achieving the desired objective.