Annual Reports - GITAM

CONTENTS

1. Introduction 01

2. The Emblem 02

3. Officers of GITAM (Deemed to be University) 03

4. GITAM 04

5. Highlights of the Year 05

6. Administrative Setup 23

7. Central Administrative Office 35

8. Budget, Annual Accounts & Audit Reports 41

9. Academic Profile of Constituent Institutes

9.1 GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam 63

9.2 GITAM Institute of Management, Visakhapatnam 100

9.3 GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam 114

9.4 GITAM Institute of Pharmacy, Visakhapatnam 155

9.5 GITAM School of Architecture, Visakhapatnam 162

9.6 GITAM School of Law, Visakhapatnam 167

9.7 GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Visakhapatnam 172

9.8 GITAM Institute of Nursing, Visakhapatnam 178

9.9 GITAM School of Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam 181

9.10 GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad 191

9.11 GITAM Hyderabad Business School, Hyderabad 211

9.12 GITAM School of Science, Hyderabad 216

9.13 GITAM School of Pharmacy, Hyderabad 228

9.14 GITAM School of Architecture, Hyderabad 231

9.15 GITAM School of Humanities & Social Sciences, Hyderabad 234

9.16 Kautilya School of Public Policy, Hyderabad 239

9.17 GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru 243

9.18 GITAM School of Business, Bengaluru 258

9.19 GITAM School of Science, Bengaluru 263

9.20 GITAM Centre for Distance Learning 275

Prof. K. Siva Rama KrishnaVice - Chancellor

It gives me great pleasure to present the 14th Annual Report of GITAM (Deemed to be University)for 2020-21.

I am happy to note that it has been fourteen years since our institution was recognized as a Deemed to be University on13th August 2007. Today, GITAM ranks among the top universities in the country in academic and research output. It hasthree campuses- Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad and Bengaluru, 21 institutes, 12 faculties, 58 academic departments and16 research centres.The University offers 160 UG, PG, Doctoral and related programmes in diverse fields such as Engineering & Technology,Science, Management, Pharmacy, Architecture, Law, Gandhian Studies, Humanities & Social Sciences, Medicine, Nursing,Physiotherapy, Paramedical and Public Policy. GITAM has over 23,500 regular full-time students and 1500 research scholarsfrom across the country, pursuing different programmes. The University has a well-qualified and committed team of over1450 faculty members, most of whom have PhD degrees with an industrial background.While the year under review witnessed the COVID-19 pandemic, we at GITAM have seen the emergence of the true spiritof service to humanity by our frontline warriors and support staff at GIMSR Hospital. We take this time to remember ouremployees, whom we have lost across the three campuses during the COVID wave. I convey our profound and sincerecondolences to the bereaved family members.All the GITAM campuses are vibrant with academic activity. GITAM quickly and successfully adopted online teachingdue to unprecedented COVID-19 during the academic year 2020-21 and developed technology to customize pedagogy foressentially student-centric learning by implementing blended learning. GITAM conducted more than 100 webinars, includingnine international webinars, 53 workshops, 9 FDPs and 10 MDPs and also organized three outreach programmes sponsoredby AICTE under ATAL Scheme.GITAM has made a mark at the national and international levels through quality research and compared well with otherhigh ranking Universities. During the year, the faculty of GITAM published over 1800 research papers in national andinternational journals of repute. There are currently 51 ongoing research projects and 16 consultancy assignments witha grant of Rs.12 crore funded by UGC, DST, DBT, CSIR, MoE, DRDO, DAE, BARC, NABARD, ICMR, Ayush and othergovernment agencies. The faculty filed 55 patents in 2020-21, of which 13 patents were granted. To give further impetus toresearch, the University provides fellowships to research scholars and seed grants for young faculty to undertake researchprojects.At GITAM, considerable thrust is laid on cultivating international relationships. Over the years, the University hassteadily built a reputation for research and student exchange programs both in India and abroad. Many internationalstudents opted for GITAM (Deemed to be University) to pursue their higher education. Over 240 students from36 countries have joined the various disciplines in all three campuses. During the year, 75 international students wereadmitted through COMPEX and Study India Scholarships.The University provides several scholarships, including merit scholarships, scholarships to the children of GITAMemployees and sports scholarships as financial assistance to the deserving students. During the year, over 1300 scholarships(worth around Rs.12.20 crores) were granted.GITAM’s academic strength and pedagogy are well-recognized by multinational corporations in IT, core industry andother fields, drawing them to conduct campus interviews on a large scale. A record placement was registered in 2020-21,and about 2250 students were placed across the three campuses. Amazon India offered the highest package of Rs.19 lakhsper annum.With a focussed vision to become the global hundred by 2040, we have chalked out suitable strategies and resolved tomarch ahead with firm determination to realize our avowed purpose. I congratulate the faculty for their steadfast commitmentto contributing to the vision of the University.I am indebted to Sri M. Sri Bharat, President, GITAM; Prof. M. Gangadhara Rao, Vice President, GITAM; Prof. ViranderSingh Chauhan, Chancellor, GITAM (Deemed to be University) and Members of the Board of Management for theirguidance and support.

(K. Siva Rama Krishna)

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1. Introduction

Fourteenth Annual Report (2020 – 2021)

The Fourteenth Annual Report of GITAM (Deemed to be University) is presented herewith. The Governmentof India, on the advice of the University Grants Commission, declared GITAM as a Deemed to be Universityunder Section 3 of UGC Act, 1956 vide Notification No. F.9-37/2006-U.3, dated 13 August 2007.

This report relates to the period 01 April 2020 to 31 March 2021.

This is in compliance with clause V of Rule 47 of the Memorandum of Association of GITAM (Deemed to beUniversity) as amended in terms of the UGC (Institutions Deemed to be Universities) Regulations, 2019.

Sd/-REGISTRAR

GITAM (DEEMED TO BE UNIVERSITY)14th Annual Report 2020-21

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2. The Emblem

• The emblem underlines the basic philosophy reflecting the vision and mission of GITAM.

• The three cardinal principles of GITAM - Strive, Serve, Thrive - encapsulate the quintessence of humanlife, that is, it is only through striving for the purpose of serving that one can thrive well in life.

• The kindling light with its bright rays represents GITAM and its many faculties of study spreading theentire universe. The light of knowledge is pure and can kindle million more lights, thus spreading theeffulgence beyond horizons, dispelling the darkness of ignorance in the entire globe.

• The unfathomable sea stands for the ocean of knowledge. The ocean represents the vast region of knowledgewhich GITAM strives to help all those who wish to master it.

• The dolphins reflect friendliness, intelligence and unity. We are marching forward with the firm determinationto remain at the forefront among top centers of learning, teaching and research.

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3. Officers of GITAM (Deemed to be University)

Chancellor : Prof. Virander Singh Chauhan

Vice-Chancellor : Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna

Pro-Vice Chancellor, GITAM - Hyderabad : Prof. N. Siva Prasad

Pro Vice-Chancellor, Medical Sciences : Prof. C. V. Rao

Pro Vice-Chancellor, Academics : Prof. Jayasankar Variyar

Pro Vice-Chancellor, GITAM - Bengaluru : Prof. D. Sambasiva Rao

Dean - Engineering : Prof. C. Vijaysekhar

Principal, GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam : Prof. C. Vijaysekhar

Dean - Management : Prof. Y. Gouthama Rao

Director, GITAM Institute of Management, Visakhapatnam : Prof. V. B. R. Jayarama Reddy

Dean - Sciences : Prof. A. Subrahmanyam

Principal, GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam : Prof. M. Saratchandra Babu

Principal & Dean, GITAM Institute of Pharmacy, Visakhapatnam : Prof. S. Ganapathy

Director, GITAM School of Architecture, Visakhapatnam : Prof. K. Mohan

Director, GITAM School of Law, Visakhapatnam : Prof. R. Anita Rao

Principal, GITAM Institute of Medical Sciencesand Research (GIMSR), Visakhapatnam : Dr. I. Jyothi Padmaja

Medical Superintendent, GIMSR Hospital, Visakhapatnam : Prof. N. Dwarakanath

Principal, GITAM Institute of Nursing, Visakhapatnam : Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi

Director, GITAM School of Physiotherapy, Visakhapatnam : Dr. Madhuri Kasi

Director, GITAM School of Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam : Prof. B. Nalini

Director, GITAM School of Tehnology, Hyderabad : Prof. Vinay Kumar Mittal

Director, Hyderabad Business School, Hyderabad : Prof. B. Karunakar

Principal, School of Sciences, Hyderabad : Prof. G. A. Rama Rao

Principal, GITAM School of Pharmacy, Hyderabad : Prof. G. Shiva Kumar

Director, GITAM School of Architecture, Hyderabad : Prof. G. Sunil Kumar

Director, GITAM School of Humanities & Social Sciences : Prof. VVV Nagendra Rao

Dean - Kautilya School of Public Policy : Sri Syed Akbaruddin

Director, Kautilya School of Public Policy, Hyderabad : Prof. Sridhar Pabbisetty

Director, GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru : Prof. Dinesh Seth

Director, GITAM School of Business, Bengaluru : Prof. Dasari Shailendra

Principal, GITAM School of Science, Bengaluru : Prof. Atul Kumar

Director, Centre for Distance Learning, Visakhapatnam : Prof. MVS Chandrasekhar Rao

Registrar : Dr. D. Gunasekaran


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4. GITAM

Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management (GITAM) was established in 1980 with a College of Engineering(GITAM Institute of Technology) at Visakhapatnam. Over the years, a number of institutes/schools have beenadded viz., GITAM Institute of Management, GITAM School of International Business, GITAM Institute of Scienceand GITAM Institute of Pharmacy. After attaining deemed to be university in August 2007 u/s 3 of the UGCAct, 1956, the University established Centre for Distance Learning, GITAM School of Architecture, GITAM Schoolof Law, GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, GITAM Institute of Nursing, GITAM School of GandhianStudies and GITAM School of Physiotherapy at its Visakhapatnam Campus.

GITAM Hyderabad Campus, started in 2009, has seven constituent institutes – GITAM School of Technology,Hyderabad Business School, GITAM School of Science, GITAM School of Pharmacy, GITAM School of Architecture,GITAM School of Humanities & Social Sciences and Kautilya School of Public Policy.

GITAM Bengaluru Campus, started in 2012, has three constituent institutes – GITAM School of Technology, GITAMSchool of Business and GITAM School of Science.

Recording steady growth, the University has evolved into one of the premier universities in the country. It isspread over three picturesque campuses at Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad and Bengaluru, with 21 Institutes,12 Faculties, 58 Academic Departments and 16 Research Centres. With a multidisciplinary approach, the Universityhas been offering 160 programmes at UG, PG and Doctoral levels in diverse disciplines – Engineering and Technology,Management, Science, Pharmacy, Architecture, Gandhian Studies, Humanities and Social Sciences, Law, Medicine,Nursing, Public Policy and Distance Learning.

The University has today over 23,500 regular full-time students and 1500 research scholars from across thecountry, pursuing different academic programmes. The University has a well qualified and committed teamof over 1450 faculty members, most of whom have Ph.D degrees with an industrial background. The facultymembers have undertaken significant research projects in crucial thrust areas with financial assistance fromUGC, DBT, DST, DRDO, CSIR, MoES etc. The University has established a Central Research Laboratory to facilitateinterdisciplinary research work.

The university has achieved an excellent placement record through campus recruitments, backed up by thequality of education imparted by the university and its reputation. Every year, a large number of students fromGITAM are going abroad to pursue their higher studies.

The university is committed to its social responsibility and ensures that the outreach programmes undertakenby the faculty and students benefit the community at large. The faculty and research fellows have been activelyparticipating in several national and international seminars, conferences and workshops. The research paperspublished by the faculty in reputed national and international journals are testimony to GITAM’s vibrant researchculture.

Recognizing the holistic education that the University is imparting, MHRD/UGC has classified GITAM as“Category-I Deemed to be University” and granted graded autonomy in 2018. NAAC accredited the Universitywith an ‘A+’ grade (3.53 out of 4.0) in 2017. GITAM stood at 71st Rank in NIRF rankings 2020 released byMHRD. The UGC accorded 12–B status to GITAM, enabling faculty and research students to receive UGC grantsunder various schemes.

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5. Highlights of the Year

Some of the important events of the year 2020-21 are given hereunder:

I. COVID-19 and its Impact

1. Shift towards Online Instruction:

In order to continue imparting high quality and holistic education to the large number of students, the Universitycontinues to modify and evolve processes which can effectively address the changing situations. GITAM quicklyand successfully adopted online teaching due to unprecedented COVID-19 during the academic year 2020-21and developed technology to customize pedagogy for an essentially student-centric learning by implementingblended learning. GITAM partnered with Coursera, the leading edu-tech platform, to offer 20,000 licenses forthe benefit of faculty and students. The Coursera team worked closely with the faculty of GITAM and madethe student learning more outcome based. During the academic year, the University had spent about Rs.15crores to train the faculty on various course modules which resulted in their acclimatization to online teachingand learning with ease. GITAM enlisted the services of Harappa Education, an online learning institution, whichconducted rigorous training programmes to faculty for enhancement of their professional competencies.

2. Combating COVID-19 Pandemic

In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 pandemic, the university has declared work from home duringthe lockdown period to safeguard faculty, staff and students. Number of hygiene measures like foot operatedsanitizer stands, thorough use of disinfectants, wearing masks and thermal screening etc., were implementedon war footing basis in all the three campuses. After receding the effect of first wave of COVID-19, all theacademic departments had organised the class work for students in dual mode viz., both online and offline.During the second wave of COVID–19, online classes were held for students. Both internal and external examinationswere completed successfully and the semester end results were declared on time for outgoing students.

3. GIMSR’s Contributions in the fight against COVID-19

GIMSR Hospital was declared as an exclusive “A” Category COVID Hospital since April 2020 and was instrumentalin treating more than 3,600 COVID patients during the first wave in 2020 and the second wave in 2021. Inrecognition of the selfless services rendered by the staff of GIMSR, the Indian Navy honoured the GIMSR staffin August 2020. In addition, GITAM University campus served as the Quarantine Centre for COVID patients.GIMSR Hospital was recognized by ICMR as a Centre of RT-PCR and more than 10,000 people have been testedso far. GIMSR has also been designated as a Vaccination Centre for COVID-19 and morethan 2,000 people including our staff have been vaccinated so far. During the year 2021, GIMSR Hospital hasextended tele consultancy services to COVID-19 patients.

4. Staff who succumbed to COVID-19.

We are very sorry to report that we have lost the following 12 GITAM employees across the three campusesduring the first and second waves of COVID-19:

Expired during the First wave of Covid-19

S.No. Name Designation Expired on Department College Campus

1. A. S. Chiranjeevi Sr. Assistant 31-Jul-20 Principal’s Office GIS Vsp

2. Akula Eswara Rao Attendant 03-Aug-20 COO CAO Vsp

3. K. Suryanarayana Senior Supervisor 07-Sep-20 Hostel – Boys Boys Hostel Vsp


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Expired during the Second wave of Covid – 19

1. N.Venkataramana Esstate Officer 19-Apr-21 CO GST BlrMurthy

2. M. Mayyapan Assistant 21-Apr-21 EECE GIT HydProfessor,Placement Officer

3. Amit Kumar M Senior Admissions 04-May-21 Admissions GST HydOfficer

4. N.Manmadha Rao Fitter 04-May-21 Mech. GST Hyd

5. Dr.Hota Ravi Professor 06 -May-21 Mech. GIT VspSankar

6. Leben Johnson Director 06-May-21 VDC CAO VspMannariat

7. D.Achiyamma Sweeper 08-May-21 COO CAO Vsp

8. P.Surya Chandra Assistant 13-May-21 CSE GIT VspProfessor

9. K.Srinivasa Rao Mess In-Charge 23-May-21 Hostel Boys Hostel Vsp

II. Faculty, Teaching & Research

1. Hiring, Attrition & Promotions

During the year 2020-21,84 faculty members (15 Professors, 16 Associate Professors and 53 Assistant Professors)were recruited in all the Institutes of the University. The number of full time faculty members on the roll ofthe University had risen to 1376 comprising 189 Professors, 174 Associate Professors and 888 Assistant Professorsand 125 contractual faculty. Around 59 faculty members (7 Professors, 5 Associate Professors, and 47 AssistantProfessors) had left the University due to various reasons. Eleven faculty members had been promoted to ProfessorCadre and four faculty members were promoted to Associate Professor Cadre.

2. Research Publications :

The faculty members at GITAM have published a total of 1,841 research papers during the academic year2020-21. The institute wise publications are listed below :

Visakhapatnam Campus

Institute No. of papers published

GITAM Institute of Technology 393

GITAM Institute of Science 335

GITAM Institute of Management 112

GITAM Institute of Pharmacy 106

GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences and Research 88

GITAM School of Gandhian Studies 27

GITAM School of Architecture 9

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Centre for Distance Learning 5

GITAM School of Law 3

Knowledge Resource Centre 3

GITAM Institute of Nursing 1

Total 1082

Hyderabad Campus


GITAM School of Science 187

GITAM School of Technology 180

GITAM Hyderabad Business School 37

GITAM School of Pharmacy 23

GITAM School of Humanities and Social Sciences 4

GITAM Institute of Science 2

GITAM School of Architecture 1

Total 434

Bengaluru Campus


GITAM School of Technology 222

GITAM School of Science 148

GITAM School of Business 21

Total 391

Grand Total 1907

The difference between the total research publications (1841) and the institute wise count of research publications(1907) signifies the outcomes of the research collaborations between the faculty members of different institutesof GITAM.

The contributions per faculty indicated by ‘Productivity Index’ have increased from 0.79 in AY 2018-2019,1.18 in AY 2019-2020 and to 1.22 in AY 2020-2021.

The percentage of Indexed Publications (Publications in journals indexed in Scopus, Web of Science, PubMed,IEEE and Google Scholar) has constantly touched the 80-mark with a high of 87% in 2018-2019, 79% inAY 2019-2020 to back on the upward trend with 84% in AY 2020-2021.

The number of publications in Scopus Indexed journals rose from 633 in AY 2018-2019; 896 in AY2019-2020 and to 931 Scopus publications in 2020-2021.

Publications in International Journals have also increased multifold with an almost 51% increase in AY2020-2021 with 1,305 publications as compared to 861 in AY 2019-2020.

The percentage of international publications has seen a new high of 71% in AY 2020-2021 as against 48%


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in AY 2019-2020. Authors from the University have collaborated with authors from more than 15 countriessuch as USA, UK, Australia, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, China, France etc.

As at the end of June-21, the University H-index was 55 in Scopus and 49 in the Web of Science.

3. Ph.Ds Awarded:

A total of one hundred and fifty seven research scholars were awarded Ph.D during the Academic Year2020-21 showing an increase of 63.5% over the previous academic year. Institute wise the number of Ph.Dsawarded was as follows:

Institute No. of Ph.Ds Awarded

GITAM Institute of Technology, Vsp. 51

GITAM Institute of Science, Vsp. 51

GITAM Institute of Management, Vsp. 24

GITAM School of Gandhian Studies, Vsp. 1

GIITAM Institute of Pharmacy, Vsp. 13

GITAM School of Technology, Hyd. 8

GITAM Hyderabad Business School, Hyd. 8

GITAM School of Business, Blr. 1

Total 157

4. Research Projects:

In the academic year 2020-21, seven research projects were sanctioned worth INR 1,20,24,104 from DAE-CSR, DST, UGC, DST-SERB. Institute wise Research projects and the amount of grant sanctioned during theAcademic year (AY) 2020-21 were as follows:

Institute AY Year 2020-21

No. of projects Amount (Rs.in lakhs)

GITAM Institute of Science, Vsp. 03 34.60

GITAM School of Science, Hyd. 03 33.03

GITAM School of Science, Blr. 01 52.61

Total 07 120.24

In addition to the above, following were the ongoing projects during the year 2020-21:

Institute No. of Projects Amount (Rs. in lakhs)

GITAM Institute of Technology, Vsp 03 111.89

GITAM Institute of Science, Vsp. 25 450.63

GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Vsp. 01 213.89

GITAM School of Technology, Hyd. 01 9.00

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GITAM School of Science, Hyd. 06 118.41

GITAM School of Science, Blr. 07 120.91

Total 43 1024.73

5. Consultancy Projects:

The faculty have obtained 16 consultancy projects worth INR 16,65,000 from various organizations. Theseconsultancy projects were primarily in the areas of Electronics and Civil Engineering from Government and Privateorganizations such as NSTL, DRDO, Dredging Corporation of India Ltd., Indofil Industrial Limited, Brandix etc.

NSTL awarded a major consultancy project on ‘Structural Analysis of Acoustics Transducer Array’ worth INR7.5 lakhs to Dr Rajeswara Reddy Resapu, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, GIT,Visakhapatnam. Institute wise Consultancy projects sanctioned during the Academic year (AY) 2020-21 wereas follows:

Institute AY Year 2020-21

No. of Ongoing Completed Amountprojects projects projects (Rs. in lakhs)

GITAM Institute of Technology, Vsp. 08 02 06 9.84

GITAM School of Architecture, Vsp. 06 03 03 1.77

GITAM School of Architecture, Hyd. 01 01 - 3.54

GITAM School of Business, Blr. 01 01 - 1.50

Total 16 7 9 16.65

6. Seminars, Conferences, Webinars & Development Programmes:

During the year, GITAM conducted more than 100 webinars including 9 international seminars, 53 workshops,9 FDPs, 10 MDPs and more than 20 webinars by national and international experts on various research aspects.GITAM also organized 3 outreach programmes sponsored by AICTE under ATAL scheme in the field of Engineering.Prominent among them are:

Visakhapatnam Campus:

Dept. of Civil Engineering organized a webinar on “New Technologies in Construction Industry” on 15.09.2020.

Dept. of Chemistry organized two International webinars and one national webinar:

1. Water, Energy and the Environment: Challenges and Solutions on 20th and 21st January, 2021 (Intl.).

2. Molecules to Materials for Sustainability in 21st Century on 8th and 9th March, 2021 (Intl.)

3. Recent Advances in Health and Agro Sciences on 18th February 2021 (Natl.).

School of Gandhian Studies organized an International Seminar on “Climate Change Adaptation” sponsoredby USIET from 11th to 15th February 2021.

Dept. of Respiratory Medicine, Institute of Medical Sciences & Research organized Faculty DevelopmentProgramme on “Worlds Tuberculosis Day” on 24.3.2021.

Institute of Nursing organized a webinar on “National Girl Child Day” on 23 January, 2021.


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Hyderabad Campus:

Dept. of Mechanical Engineering of GST, Hyderabd and Dept. of Mathematics IIT, Kharagpur jointly organized65th Congress of the Indian Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (ISTM-2020) from 9th to 11th December2020.

Dept. of Mathematics of GST, Hyderabad organized a webinar on “Fluid Dynamics from Mathematicians viewpoint” from 9th to 13th August 2020.

Dept. of Civil Engineering of GST, Hyderabad organized a webinar on “ Infrastructure Development - Roleof Engineers” on the occasion of Engineers’ Day on 15th September 2020.

Hyderabad Business School in collaboration with the Federation of Telangana Chamber of Commerce andIndustry (FTCCI) organized a seminar on “ Distribution of COVID Vaccine in India – The Road Forward” on24th December 2020.

Dept of Computer Science & Engineering of GST, Hyderabad and Computer Society of India jointly organizedFaculty Development Programme on “Computational Statistics” on 22nd and 23rd December 2020.

Dept. of Mechanical Engineering of GST, Hyderabad organized National Level Faculty Development Programon “Energy Storage” sponsored by AICTE under ATAL scheme from 1st to 5th February 2021.

Dept of Training & Placement, Hyderabad organized National Level Faculty Development Program on “TeamBuilding and Coordination” sponsored by AICTE under ATAL scheme from 15th to 19th February, 2021.

Bengaluru Campus:

Dept. of Chemistry, School of Science, Bengaluru organized National level online Faculty Development Programon unlock down 3.0: A Period of Reorienting the Teaching & Learning” from 17th to 23rd August, 2020.

Dept. of Chemistry, School of Science, Bengaluru organized an International e-conference on “Advances inScience and Technology for betterment of Health, Environment and Energy” from 1st to 3rd December 2020.

The Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering organized a Faculty Development Programme on “CloudTechnology” sponsored by AICTE under ATAL Scheme from 16th to 21st November, 2020.

7. Patents:

A total of 55 Patents were filed by the faculty of GITAM in the Academic Year 2020 - 21. Out of which 12are Australian Patents and the rest 43 are Indian Patents. Thirteen patents were granted during this period,out of which, 12 were Australian Patents and 1 patent was Indian. The Departments of Electronics and ElectricalEngineering and Computer Science & Engineering of GIT, Visakhapatnam filed 22 and 12 patents, respectively.The thirteen patents granted were in the areas of Computer Science & Engineering, Electronics and CommunicationsEngineering, Chemistry and Life Sciences.

8. Memoranda of Understanding:

GITAM assigns significant value to its relationships with academia and industry partners. Over the years, theUniversity has steadily built up a reputation in teaching, research, and student exchange programs both in Indiaand abroad. GITAM entered into more than 20 MoUs with different Government and private organizations alongwith academic institutions. GITAM entered into the following MoUs with different institutions during the academicyear 2020-21.

GITAM, Hyderabad entered into a MoU with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) to launch collaborative programslike B.Sc. Computer Sciences (Cognitive Systems), B.Com (Business Process Management) for the AcademicYear 2021-22.

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GITAM, Bengaluru entered into a MoU with National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM),Bengaluru.

GITAM, Bengaluru, entered into a MoU with NSE Academy to launch a unique program in BBA (FinancialMarkets) with effect from 2020 -21.

GITAM, Bengaluru Collaborated with Association of Certified Chartered Accountants (ACCA), UK to launchB.Com (Hons.) program with effect from 2020-21.

GITAM, Hyderabad entered into a MoU with University of Melbourne to launch collaborative programs likeB.Sc. (Blended) for the Academic Year 2021-22.

In addition to the above MoUs, MoUs were also signed with the following organizations in the same academicyear:

Ministry of MSME, Government of IndiaAkademia Wychowania Fizycznego, PolandMahatma Gandhi Cancer Hospital & Research Institute, VisakhapatnamAdani Electricity Mumbai Limited, MumbaiVidya Mantra EduSystems Pvt. LtdHARAPPA Learning Private LimitedIKP Knowledge Park, HyderabadASPIRE-BioNEST of University of Hyderabad.

9. New Centres of Excellence:

Five new Centres of Excellence were established during the Academic Year 2020-21. These Centres focus onpromoting research, innovation and providing hands-on experience to the students and scholars by integratingpractical approach into the learning process. The following Centres were established during the year:

Centre for Health & Wellness Innovation (CHWI) - CHWI drives the Research & Innovation in the broadarea of Life Sciences, with specific emphasis on Foods and Nutrition. Prof. Balkumar Marthi, Professor ofMicrobiology, GIS, Visakhapatnam is the Director of the Centre. This centre has a partnership with NutrifyToday to offer cutting-edge professional development courses in the area of food product development &commercialisation. The Courses will be delivered by leading experts in Food Technology, Nutrition, Healthand Wellness. The First 6-week module in this Series is a course on “Innovation Management in Foods”and will commence from October 1, 2021.

Centre for Biomedical Devices – The Vision of the Centre for Biomedical Devices (CBD) is to developan "Ecosystem (infrastructure, facilities, expert personnel) to foster the development of Biomedical Devicesfrom Concept to Commercialisation." The Centre serves as a TBI for Medical Devices and Biomaterials andcarry out MedTech research, technology transfer, training and mentoring. Main areas of focus are: CardiovascularDevices, Neuro - Prosthetic Devices, Hard Tissue Devices, In vitro Diagnostics, Biological and CombinationalProducts. Prof. Pradeep Radhakrishnan from GIMSR, Visakhapatnam is leading this centre and Mr. M V KV Prasad, Chief Scientist, GITAM Deemed to be University is the mentor.

Centre for Autonomous Systems – This Centre focuses on different disciplines to do advanced researchon robotics, drones, autonomous underwater vehicles and electric vehicles. Dr Prasanthi Ratnala from GIT,Visakhapatnam is leading the activity in this centre under the mentorship of Mr. M V K V Prasad, Chief Scientist,GITAM Deemed to be University.


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Centre for Business Growth – This Research Centre works on three key focus areas - namely performance,productivity, and sustainability of businesses. Prof. Sai Sudhakar Nudurupati and Prof. Raja P Pappu, fromGIM, Visakhapatnam are leading this centre. This centre has got external grant of INR 47.28 lakhs from GlobalChallenges Research Fund (GCRF) and Royal Academy of Engineering, United Kingdom.

Centre for Extended Reality – This Centre focuses on development of Augmented and Virtual RealitySimulators for engineering and medical applications which is a part of GIT, Visakhapatnam. This centre hascollaboration with School of Innovation India from Facebook.

III. Students at GITAM:

1. Student Enrolment and Graduation:

GITAM is attracting meritorious students from all parts of the country right from the beginning for its Bachelor’s,Master’s and Doctoral programmes. In its 40 years of existence, more than 55,000 students have graduatedfrom all the three campuses in various disciplines.

The total number of students graduated from GITAM before Deemed to be University status was 17,878.Among these, the highest in Engineering with 10,981 students; Management with 3,265 students and Scienceswith 3,632 students.

In 2008-09, the total admitted students were 2425 (UG:1885, PG: 540), and this has increased to 6,917in 2020-21 (UG:5,830, PG:1,087). Presently, the University is having a total 23,620 regular students of which20,292 are undergraduate and 3,336 are postgraduate.

After attaining Deemed to be University status and with effect from the Academic Year 2008-09 till 11th Convocation,a total of 36,598 students were graduated with Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from various disciplines.Among these, the highest number was in Engineering with 28,051 students followed by Management with4,236 students; Sciences 3,269 students; Pharmacy 736 students; Law, Humanities & Social Sciences, 306students. In addition to these, 562 research students were awarded Ph.D degrees.

The enrolment of Ph.D. students has increased significantly in the last 13 years from 43 Ph.D. students registeredin 2008-09 to 720 in 2020-21 and currently, the total number of Ph.D. students on rolls is about 1500.

During the year 2020-21, a total of 6,006 students (Visakhapatnam: 3,379; Hyderabad:1,883; Bengaluru:744) were graduated from various disciplines at Bachelor’s and Master’s and 87 research students have beenawarded Ph.D degrees.

2. International Students

Despite COVID-19 related uncertainty on study abroad, there was very good response from International studentsto study at GITAM. Under the Study-in-India programme of the Ministry of Education, Govt. of India, over 2500foreign students had opted GITAM as their first choice for study in its portal for 2020-21. With 110 new admissions,the total number of International students in GITAM increased to nearly 240. These students are from 36 countriesnamely Zimbabwe, Zambia, Yemen, Uganda, USA, UAE, Turkmenistan, Thailand, Tanzania, Taiwan, Syria, Sudan,South Sudan, Somalia, Saudi Arabia, Rwanda, Qatar, Philippines, Palestine, Oman, Nigeria, Nepal, Namibia,Mauritius, Liberia, Kuwait, Kenya, Iran, Indonesia, Ghana, Ethiopia, Canada, Cameroon, Bhutan, Bangladeshand Afghanistan who have enrolled in various disciplines offered at 14 institutes of GITAM in the three campuses.Nepal, Afghanistan and Tanzania are the top three countries from where students came. A Total of 26 studentswere successfully graduated in this academic year. The Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Govt. of India recognized

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the achievements of GITAM with an award as one of the top five Institutes in India to receive internationalstudents under Study-in-India (SII) programme.

3. Student Life & Sports

During the year, the COVID-19 pandemic caused the suspension of sports events due to restrictions on outdooractivities. However, the Directorate of Sports organized various events online across all three campuses to benefitstudents to maintain good health with stress reduction and increase of confidence among them.

The Directorate of Sports organized a Webinar on soft critical skills and holistic development for studentswith the special guest Mr. Simon Taufel, ICC Umpire in August, 2020. The session involved the aspects ofcricket umpiring, the changes in the profession that are evolving with technology, and about how the cricketersshould conduct themselves during matches. Over 600 students participated from all the three campuses, andthe Q&A session was held with Mr. Simon Taufel.

The Directorates of Sports and Student Life jointly organized a Quiz contest on the Kahoot platform to teststudents’ knowledge of multiple sports, famous sports personalities, sporting achievements and other events.More than 200 students participated in the Quiz contest and gift vouchers were distributed to the winners.

Ms. Ramya Sree, a final year student of CSE from GIT, Visakhapatnam, participated in the South Zone RifleShooting Championship held in Chennai in March 2021.

In addition to the above, the Directorate have conducted the following events:

FIT and GITAM: Health and wellness campaign was organized during December 2020 for 24 days acrossall three campuses. About 170 students participated in this contest.

Yoga & Meditation sessions: An online event was conducted by Ms. Devaunshi J Shah to raise awarenessof Yoga and increase in core strength through Yoga Asanas. (February 2021).

Online Zumba session: Zumba is one form of exercise mixing music and aerobics. Mr. Rohidas has beenpart of reality shows such as "Dance India Dance" and was a Zumba instructor. About 330 students participatedin this online dance activity (February 2021).

e-sport tournament: This was conducted by the sports committee from 10th to 14th February. A total of47 teams registered, and all matches were live-streamed on the YouTube channel. Winners were awardedprizes.

Women's Day Events: In association with the Women's Empowerment Cell, the Directorate conducted variousactivities (Basketball, Throwball and Dodgeball) for women staff and students for two days in March 2021in indoor and cricket stadiums. The winners were awarded prizes.

Boccia Nationals: Boccia is a paralympic sport for differently-abled athletes. The event was held at Indoorstadium, and about 45 athletes were drawn from 10 states. This event was inaugurated by the Hon'ble Presidentand Vice-Chancellor of GITAM in March, 2021.

Ms. Swathi Muggangula, a student of B.Tech. CSE from GITAM Hyderabad won the gold medal for first placein the National Kickboxing Championships from 7th to 10th February 2021.

Ms. Srishti Jupudi, a 2nd year student of CSE, represented India in Badminton and has been nominated asthe Brand Ambassador of BRICS Chamber of Commerce and Industry on the International Women’s Day on8th March 2021.


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4. Activities of NCC & NSS


A. NCC:

Mr. Shivam Shukla, a student of 2nd year B.Tech, got selected for Youth Exchange Programme (YEP) by theMinistry of Defence, Govt. of India.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Maj. Dr. B. Sreenivasa Rao & 20 NCC cadets, in association with the AkshayaPatra Foundation, distributed grocery kits for seven thousand families resided in slum areas in and aroundGITAM Campus.

NCC units conducted Republic Day parade on the Campus on 26 January 2021.

A New NCC Technical Unit for girls has been raised for GITAM by the 2(A) CTR NCC, Visakhapatnam from2020-21 and about 88 students had joined. Dr. B. Lakshmi has been appointed as a caretaker officer forthis unit.

A new NCC Naval Unit for both boys & girls with 50 students strength has been raised for GITAM by the3(A) Naval NCC, Visakhapatnam, from 2020-2.Dr. N. Srinivasa Rao has been appointed as Caretaker Officerfor this unit.

Thirty two cadets (Boys) and 26 cadets (Girls) under 2(A) CTR NCC got enrolled in GITAM NCC wing for‘B’ & ‘C’ certificate training program from 2020-21.

Seventeen cadets (11 boys & 6 girls) under 3(A) Naval Unit NCC got enrolled in GITAM NCC wing for ‘B’&‘C’ certificate training program during 2020-21.

Capt. Dr. V. Parimala Venu has been nominated as Board Member for conducting the “B” Certificate examinationduring February 2021.

B. NSS :

The NSS wing of GITAM, Visakhapatnam, has 21 units managed by more than 2000 volunteers from eightUniversity colleges. The following is a brief note on the activities conducted during the year 2020 -21.

All the NSS units conducted special campaign programs in the 18 adopted villages.

During the special camps, volunteers educated the villagers about cleanliness, health, hygienic food, and education.

NSS volunteers visited schools and took classes.

NSS organized a Mega blood donation camp, collected more than 1500 blood units, and donated to the IndianRed Cross Society, NTR Blood Bank, and AS Raja Blood Bank.

NSS Volunteers planted more than 200 plants in and around the GITAM campus and participated in Yogapractice under the supervision of experts on International yoga day.

NSS wing organized a state-level conference about Drug De-Addiction to create awareness among thestudents.

NSS volunteers participated in beach clean-up, a Swachh Bharath mission program, with the assistance ofIndian Coast Guard and AP Police at Rushikonda.

Dr. A. Sreenivas, the NSS wing coordinator, was appointed as Covid 19 Nodal Officer for the Vizianagaramdistrict.

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The State NSS Cell and Higher Education officials, appreciated the services rendered by the NSS wing ofGITAM during COVID times.

Hyderabad Campus

A. NCC:

National Cadet Corps (NCC) sub-unit was sanctioned to GITAM, Hyderabad campus on 23rd September 2020and allotted 80 senior division cadets (SD) for three years under 33 (T), Bn, Sangareddy NCC unit, Telanganastate. For the year 2020-2021, 30 cadets are allotted, and for the next two years, 50 cadets will be assigned.Dr. R. Srinivasa Raju, Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics, School of Science, is appointed as AssociateNCC Officer (ANO). NCC sub-unit event was organized on 18th January 2021. Col. Ajay Sharma, CommandingOfficer, 33 (T), Bn, Sangareddy NCC unit, Telangana state, was the chief guest of this event. Army officersand staff members from 33 (T), Bn, Sangareddy NCC unit, Telangana state attended this inauguration. NCCparade was conducted on 26th January 2021 for Republic Day celebrations held at GITAM, Hyderabad campus.

B. NSS :

The NSS team of Hyderabad Campus actively participated in the online social media awareness program onCOVID-19 precautions and awareness, health and hygiene maintenance, masks making, yoga practice, immunity-boosting, food importance etc. NSS volunteers have extended their support in helping the poor and the needyduring the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020.

The NSS team successfully planted 2000 tree saplings and approximately 28000 flowering and gardening saplingson the campus on the occasion of ‘Telanganaku Harithaharam Program’ for which GITAM, Hyderabad was honouredby CII and received an award from Sri K.T. Rama Rao, Minister of IT and Industries, Govt. of Telangana.

Bengaluru Campus

Activities of NCC & NSS

NCC and NSS teams in association with Physical Education and Yoga organized the Republic Day Celebrationson 26.01.2021.

NSS organized a drawing competition titled ‘Art to Heart’ to bring out the talents and skills of the students.Three students were selected as the winners and awarded prizes on 18 February 2021.

NSS volunteers have conducted Corona Virus Awareness by a pledge to follow safety measures during theCOVID – 19 pandemic from 23rd to 25th February 2021.

NSS volunteers conducted vision screening with free eye check-ups to the students and staff on 09 March2021. About 100 staff and 150 students utilized this free service.

v NSS volunteers planted tree saplings in and around the campus on 16 March 2021.

5. Campus Hostels.

GITAM campus hostels are well structured to ensure that students feel absolutely at home on the campus.The eco-friendly environment, availability of the doctors on campus and all other state-of-the art amenitieshelp create the right ambience for healthy student life. The hostels can accommodate 5000 students atVisakhapatnam campus, 3000 students at Hyderabad campus and 2400 students at Bengaluru campus. Duringthe year, 1543 boys and 1194 girls availed the hostel facility at Visakhapatnam Campus, 570 boys and 362girls availed the hostel facility at Hyderabad campus and 1495 boys and 637 girls availed the hostel facilityat Bengaluru Campus.


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6. Placement & Entrepreneurship

A. Placement:

During the year 2020-21, the University established the GITAM Career Guidance Centre (GCGC), a strategicinitiative that focuses on guiding, training and assisting students in finding careers of their choice. The presentcircumstances with full of challenges and the non-availability of students on Campus have added a new dimensionto the conduct of Campus Recruitment Drives.

The UG & PG students across all the three campuses secured 2250 plus offers in different Institutions/Organisations/MNCs. Nearly 535 plus students have multiple offers. New recruiters including Price Water Cooper, VirtusaInternational, Phenom people have visited our Campuses. The Highest package ofRs.19 LPA was offered tothe students of CSE by Amazon India.

A good number of students have been selected for paid internship programs and commenced their work fromhome.


GITAM Institute of Technology: There have been 918 offers by different MNCs across India to the studentsof GIT. Some prominent recruiters were Amazon, Cognizant, Accenture, Deloitte, TCS, FIAT India, MacawaberBeekay etc. The Highest package of Rs.19 LPA was offered to the student of CSE by Amazon India.

GITAM Institute of Management: One hundred sixty seven students have been placed in various companies,and the highest package offered was Rs.8.77 LPA. The prominent recruiters were ICICI Bank, Naukari, AsianPaints, Aditya Birla, Marico, ITC, Invesco etc.

Sciences & Pharmacy: Thirty seven students from Sciences & 16 students from Pharmacy have been placedin renowned firms globally. The highest package offered was Rs.5.62 LPA. Deloitte has visited GIS for the firsttime, and 13 students were offered Rs.3.88 LPA. Some prominent recruiters were Phenom People, WIPRO,SYNGENE Life Sciences, DIVIS Laboratories, Shanta Biotech, Medico Inc, Novartis etc.

Gandhian Studies: Twenty one students have been placed from the School. (English:06; Applied Psychology:13; Humanities and Social Sciences: 02). The highest package of Rs. 7 LPA was offered to a student of MAEnglish by Byju’s App.

Hyderabad Campus:

The placement record of Hyderabad Campus has been impressive during the year under review. Both the sectors,i.e., service and manufacturing, preferred GITAM students, touching the mark of 700 plus at GITAM HyderabadCampus.

School of Technology: More than 520 students have been placed in different MNCs across India. Some prominentrecruiters were Amazon, Adobe, Musigma, Tek Systems, TCS Digital, NCR, Virtusa, Collins Aerospace, Zemosotechnologies, Wipro, Factset, Hexaware, Hitachi Consulting, Value Momentum, Infor, NTT Data, Mindtree, Spacewell,TA Digital, Enhi Secure etc. The highest package offered was Rs.7 LPA.

Hyderabad Business School: One hundred sixty seven students have been placed in various companies,and the highest package offered was Rs.8.19 LPA. The prominent recruiters were TCS, Berger Paints, Deloitte,MRF, Naukri.com, Airtel, Axis Bank, Perfetti, Talent Sprint, Ferrero, Ctrl S, Tech Mahindra, Oracle etc.

School of Science & School of Pharmacy: All eligible students from Sciences and 16 from Pharmacy havebeen placed in renowned firms globally. The highest package offered was Rs.4.5 LPA. Some prominent recruiterswere Hexaware, Asian Paints, Amazon, Vimta Labs, Wipro, Climber, Lido, Vimta Labs, MSN laboratories etc.

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Bengaluru Campus:

In all the sectors, the placement record has been impressive during the year under review. Both the sectors,i.e., service and manufacturing, preferred GITAM students, touching the mark of 530 plus at GITAM BengaluruCampus.

School of Technology: The students received 510 offers made by different MNCs across India. Some prominentrecruiters were Amazon, Toshiba, Virtusa, Apex Auto, DXC, TCS, Wipro, Mindtree, Capgemini, Cisco, WinmanSoftware etc. The highest package offered was Rs.14 LPA.

School of Business, Bengaluru: Twenty three students have been placed in various companies, and the highestpackage offered was Rs.10 LPA. The prominent recruiters were Lido, ICICI Prudential, HDFC Life, Edukyu, LearningRoutes, Tejari solutions, Milekal, Hiyamee. etc

School of Science: All eligible students from Sciences have been placed in renowned firms. The highestpackage offered was Rs.2.69 LPA. Some of the prominent recruiters were TCS, JARO Group, DXC, Paytm etc.

B. Entrepreneurship:

In line with the policy of Govt. of India, GITAM has taken steps to improve Entrepreneurship among studentsof various disciplines. The setting up of Venture Development Centre (VDC) is the major initiative in the yearunder review. The VDC is the start-up incubator and an abode for various entrepreneurship activities oncampus. It is set up to build & foster a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem on all three campuses. In view ofthis, GITAM partnered with Northeastern University, Boston, USA to harness their globally renowned expertisein venture development and bring it to the students. The Centre provides entrepreneurship education and helpsstudent entrepreneurs to incubate their ideas and develop them into meaningful ventures by offering immenseguidance & mentorship throughout their start-up journey. For example, a team of Delta-now, VDC led by Mr.Abhishikth Chandaka from Computer Science Engineering won cash prizes (US$12,629) at semi-final of USbased TIE universities global pitching competition held in May 2021.

GITAM Institute of Management entered into MoU with MSME Technology Centre, Visakhapatnam under theMinistry of MSME, Govt. of India for providing training in the field of Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Technology.The Institute was recognized as Host Institute by MSME, New Delhi to establish a Business Incubator (BI) forimplementation of the scheme and granted Rs.1.0 crore for plant and machinery to be set up in 2021-22.

7. Eleventh Convocation :

The Eleventh Convocation of GITAM (Deemed to be University) for all the three campuses was held online atVisakhapatnam on 7th November 2020. Ms. Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, Chairperson & Managing Director, Biocon,graced the occasion as the Chief Guest and delivered the Convocation Address. In this Convocation, 6080 studentsgraduating from various disciplines were conferred Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees by the Chancellor. In addition,117 research students were awarded Ph.D degrees, and 51 students were presented with the Gold Medalsfor their exemplary performance in various disciplines. Dr B. Srinivas Prasad, Associate Professor, Departmentof Mechanical Engineering, received the Best Researcher Award, and Dr. P. M. Krishna Prasad received theBest Thesis Award.

Prof. K. Ramakrishna Rao, Chancellor, GITAM presided over the Convocation. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna,Vice-Chancellor, GITAM, presented the Annual Report of the University.

IV. Infrastructure

1. Digital Infrastructure

Centre for Advanced Technology Solutions (CATS), Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad and Bengaluru

The Centre for Advanced Technology Solutions (CATS) established in each campus manages the IT infrastructureand offers various IT-related services to assist members of staff and students at GITAM. CATS provides campus-


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wide computing, networking, storage, communications and instructional technology across all the campusesof GITAM. The software services are used across all three campuses, while the hardware services are specificto campuses.

Enhancement of GITAM IT Services in 2020-2021:

The IT services of all the three Centres have been enhanced during the academic year 2020-21 as shown below:

Online teaching facilities: Provided an online teaching environment to faculty for conducting online classesfor the students with the support of applications like Zoom.

Online Quiz: Faculty can conduct online examinations using the software developed in-house.

Online Counselling: Online counselling software provides complete online support for admissions to GITAMinto various courses. Applicants can opt for courses, make payments online and get admission allotmentorders online.

Covid-19 website: Covid-19 web portal is provided to staff, students and parents to display the latestinformation about Covid-19.

Online GAT (GITAM Admission Test) website and GAT applications were developed to accept applicationsfrom aspirant students.

Upgrade of classrooms with the best Audio and Video teaching facilities.

G-Sports: G-Sports is provided to staff and students to reserve sports facilities on the campus in advance.

Covid19 Insurance registration and Covid19 vaccination status of the staff are provided.

G-Laptop Portal: GITAM staff (Teaching & Non-teaching) are allowed to choose a laptop as per their teachingandadministration needs.

2. Physical Infrastructure


Retrofitting and renovation of the vacant warden’s quarter for Creche was completed. Swechha school buildingas an extension of the Creche was completed. A 350 KLD sewage treatment plant to cater to the northern partof the campus was completed. Innovation Centre (Venture Development Centre) has been provided with world-class infrastructure with the latest technologies.

Upgradation of central kitchen and dining halls in GIMSR is expected to be completed by November, 2021. Settingup of a state-of-the-art OT Complex and Cath Labs in GIMSR Hospital; Retrofitting and renovation work on twofloors of the Professors Quarters block and Retrofitting and renovation work in the various floors of the existingGITAM Bhavan are under progress.

Hyderabad Campus :

Retrofitting work in the academic block (G & H) and world-class infrastructure for Kautilya School of Public Policyis underway.; Accommodation for Executive programmes of MBA / MPP is created in stilt + 5 floors (170 keys)of a separate block is progressing.; Media Visual Communication Centre with modern facilities such as theatre,digital classroom, visual studio, audio studio and graphics & editing suite and Renovation and up-gradation ofCentral Kitchen will be completed by September, 2022. Dining Halls will be completed by March, 2022.

300 KLD Water Treatment Plant and Sewage Treatment Plant was completed.

Bengaluru Campus :

Construction of a 14-storeyed building with a capacity of 1316-rooms twin-tower hostel was taken up in 2017-

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18 to accommodate 2632 students. Five floors in one tower for accommodating 470 students were completedand the same were occupied in 2019. The remaining floors are under construction.

The construction of recharge sumps for storage of harvested rainwater was completed in May-2021.

3. Library (Knowledge Resource Centre)

KRC, Visakhapatnam Campus

A fully air-conditioned Central Library, known as Knowledge Resource Centre, is located in Visakhapatnam campuswith all facilities like internet, digital library, e-learning centre and reprographic facilities. The centre has acollection of over 35,54,866 volumes which includes (33,00,091 e-books + 2,54,775 print books), 396 printperiodicals - both national and international, 10186 e-journals, CDs/DVDs, latest editions of handbooks, directories,dictionaries, encyclopaedias, ISI & IRC codes covering disciplines of Engineering, Science, Management, InternationalBusiness, Dental Sciences, Pharmacy, Architecture, Law, Medical Sciences, Nursing and Gandhian Philosophy.The library is maintaining separate reading room facility, periodical section and reference section. Round-the-clock internet services for online access to e-books and e-journals have been facilitated by the library. BesidesWi-Fi, library also provides remote access facility to all its e-resources.

KRC, Hyderabad Campus

Knowledge Resource Centre at Hyderabad Campus is a fully air-conditioned facility accompanied with internetconnectivity, digital library, E-learning centre and reprographic services. The library holds resources consistingof 33,00,091e-books and 90,831 print books, 232 print periodicals-both national and international and 10186e-journals, CDs / DVDs, latest editions of all types of reference resources like Handbooks, Directories, Dictionaries,Encyclopaedias, ISI & IRC codes covering disciplines of Engineering, Science, Management, Pharmacy, Architecture.The library also maintains spacious reading room facility with seating capacity of accommodating more than200 users at a time. It also maintains exclusive collection of reference books related to different subjects.

Library provides both off line and on line access to its resources. The entire campus is Wi-Fi enabled. Thisfacilitates the users to access the resources from anywhere on the campus.

KRC, Bengaluru Campus

KRC at Bengaluru Campus is also fully air-conditioned along with 24/7 internet connectivity, access to digitallibrary, E-Learning centre and reprographic facilities. The collection of the library contains 33,00,091e-books+ 19,018 print books, 126 print periodicals-both national and international, 10186 e-journals, CDs / DVDs, latesteditions of reference collection covering Handbooks, Directories, Dictionaries, Encyclopaedias. It also maintainsISI & IRC codes covering disciplines of Engineering, Science and Management. The library provides separatereading room facility and reference services with the support of latest reference collections. The e-resourcessubscribed by the library can be accessed through the intranet and/or the internet. The entire campus is Wi-Fi enabled. This enables library users to access the library resources from anywhere on the campus.

E-Resources and their Sharing:

The E-Resources of all the three KRCs are as follows:

E-Books: World e-book Library, National Digital Library of India (NDLI), and Pearson E-books.

E-journals: IEL, ASME, ASCE, ACM, EBSCO, Springer, Emerald, Science Direct, and SCC online.

UGC Infonet: American Institute of Physics, Taylor & Francis, JCCC, Economic & Political Weekly, and OxfordUniversity Press.

E-Data Bases: Scopus.

Video Courses: SONET; NPTEL (National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning); Course materialprepared by the faculty of GITAM.


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All the three KRCs has resource sharing with the following reputed Institutions:

i. DELNET, New Delhi

ii. IIM, Bangalore.

iii. INFLIBNET, Ahmedabad KRCs signed MoU with INFLIBNET (Information & Library

Network Centre) for Shodgangafor thesis uploading and anti-plagiarism check.

V. Special Mentions

1. AIU South Zone Vice-Chancellor’s Meet:

GITAM (Deemed to be University) organized the South Zone Vice-Chancellor’s Meet 2020-21 during 24-25 February2021 on the theme “Governance Reforms and Financing of Higher Education” through virtual mode in associationwith AIU, New Delhi. The Chief Guest Shri Biswabhusan Harichandan, Hon'ble Governor of Andhra Pradesh,delivered the inaugural address virtually.

2. Starting of New Schools

Kautilya School of Public Policy:The School has been established at Hyderabad campus in the year2020 to impart rigorous public policy education. The School initiated ‘change makers’ and ‘let’s talk’policy series of conversations with influential personalities from diverse fields. The School offers Master’sprogramme in Public Policy, a rigorous academic program w.e.f. 2021-22 to offer the passionate youngminds a robust training ground that nurtures their grassroots aspirations.

School of Physiotherapy: GITAM established a School of Physiotherapy at Visakhapatnam campus inthe year 2020-21 with a vision to elevate Physiotherapy education in India and keep it on par with globalstandards which offers 4-year Bachelor of Physiotherapy w.e.f. 2021-22.

SWECHHA School: In line with the Waldorf concept, a renowned philosophy adopted by many schoolsall over the world, GITAM established “SWECHHA”, a Pre-Primary School at Visakhapatnam campus inthe year 2020 and started functioning w.e.f. 2021-22. The curriculum is based upon a true insight intothe child’s development, not just physical and mental development, but also its connection to the souland the spirit.

3. Achievements of GIMSR:

Wellness clinic was inaugurated by Hon’ble President, GITAM on 1st April 2021 in the ground floor ofthe GIMSR building. Counselling sessions will be conducted by Department of Psychiatry.

National Medical Commission (NMC) approved for the award of MBBS degree by GITAM to the studentsadmitted in the academic years 2015-16 and 2016-17.

National Medical Commission (NMC) approved PG Medical courses in Pathology, Community Medicine,Paediatrics, Anaesthesiology, Psychiatry, Radio Diagnosis, Dermatology, General Surgery, Orthopaedics,Otorhinolaryngology, General Medicine, Respiratory Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynaecology and Ophthalmologyto be offered by GIMSR from the academic year 2021-22.

GIMSR hospital has procured MRI machine and will be installed in the department of RadioDiagnostics shortly.

Medical Oxygen Plant with a capacity of 11 KL has been installed in collaboration with DIVIS Laboratoriesas part of its CSR policy.

The required space for School of Physiotherapy was provided in the fourth floor of GIMSR Medical Collegebuilding.

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4. Centre for Distance Learning

Admissions for the Academic year 2020-21: About 2,194 students were enrolled in distance learning,and the cumulative enrolment through centre for distance learning touched the mark of 51,823.

Examinations: During the year 2020-21, about 23,893 students were graduated in various disciplines.

5. Dignitaries who visited GITAM during the Academic Year 2020-21:

During the year, the University organized several workshops, conferences and webinars online and the dignitariesattended virtually. The Prominent Dignitaries who attended with respect to the activities of Visakhapatnam, Hyderabadand Bengaluru Campuses are given below:


1. Sri Biswabhusan Harichandan, Hon’ble Governor, Andhra Pradesh.

2. Ms. Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, Chairperson of Biocon, Bengaluru.

3. Dr. Pankaj Mittal, Secretary General, AIU, New Delhi

4. Dr. S. A. Raju Bagadi, National Institute of Pathology (ICMR), New Delhi.

5. Dr. Krishna Chaitanya Yalla, University of Glasgow, Glasgow.

6. Dr. Pavan Kumar Puvvula, Geisinger Clinic, USA.

7. Dr. Ramireddy Bommireddy, Emory University, Atlanta, USA.

8. Dr.Govinda Rao Bhisetti, Biogen, Cambridge.

9. Dr. Santoshi Muppala, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland.

10. Dr. Riyaz Basha,Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine, Texas.

11. Prof. Karunagaran, IIT Madras, Chennai.

12. Dr. Madhu SudhanaSaddala, University of Missouri, School of Medicine, Missouri, USA

13. Dr. Petr Chlanda, Department of Infectious Diseases, Virology University of Heidelberg Medical School,Germany

14. Dr. Konda Reddy Karnati, Bioinformatics Program Coordinator, Department of Natural Sciences, BowieState University, MD, USA

15. Dr. Sridevi Kurella, Principal Scientist and Technical lead, Abbott Diagnostics division, USA.

16. Dr. M V T Krishna Mohan DNB MB Medical Oncology, Basavatarakam Indo American Cancer Hospital& Research Institute, Hyderabad

17. Prof. Edathil Vijayan, Emeritus Professor & President, Society for Biotechnologists, India. Cochin Universityof Science & Technology

18. Dr. Sanjeeta Sharma Pokharel, Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute, USA

19. Prof. Amitabh Joshi, Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, Bengaluru

20. Dr. Akhilesh Gupta, Adviser and Head, Climate Change, DST, New Delhi

21. Dr. Sreenivasa Rao Jammalamadaka, Distinguished Professor , Department of Statistics and AppliedProbability University of California, USA

22. Dr. V.S. SarmaYadavalli, Professor & Head, Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Universityof Pretoria, South Africa.


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23. Mrs. Cecilia, Associate Professor, Dept. of Child Health Nursing, AIIMS, New Delhi.

24. Dr. Ramavath Dev, Chief Medical Oncologist, AIIMS, New Delhi

25. Dr. Siva Reddy Chella, Research collaborator, College of Medicine, University of Munich, USA

26. Dr. NishevitaJayendran, Centre for Education, Innovation and Action Research, TISS, Mumbai

and many more……..

Hyderabad Campus

1. Dr. Thiagarajan M, Senior Lecturer, International Medical University, kualalumpur, Malaysia.

2. Dr. Siva Reddy Chella, Research collaborator, College of Mediucine, University of Munich, USA

3. Prof. Wong Tin Wui, Faculty of Pharmacy, UiTM, Malaysia

4. Prof. Aradhna Aggarwal, Dept. of International Economics, Government & Business, Copenhagen BusinessSchool, Denmark

5. Prof. Srikanth Kondapalli, Centre for East Asian Studies, School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal NehruUniversity, New Delhi

6. Prof. V. Sridhar, Centre for IT and Public Policy, International Institute of Technology, Bengaluru;

7. Prof. Anupama Roy, Centre for Political Studies, School of Social Sciences, Jawaharlal Nehru University,New Delhi

8. Ms. Keerthy Reddy - AVP-People & Culture, Maxivision Group of Eye Hospitals

9. Rathin Roy, Managing Director, ODI, Research and Policy

10. Shweta Rajpal Kohli, Head of Public Policy for Sequoia Capital, India and Southeast Asia

11. Mr. David Moyer- Public Affairs Officer from the US Consulate Hyderabad

12. Prof.Y.V.S.S. Sanyasiraju, Department of Mathematics , IIT Madras

13. Prof. Kirti Chandra Sehu, Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Hyderabad

and many more....

Bengaluru Campus

1. Prof. Reji Philip, Raman Research Institute (RRI), Bengaluru

2. Dr. K G Srinivasa, National Institute of Technical Teachers Training and Research (NITTR), Chandigarh

3. Mr.SethuramaYegappan, Sodexo Pvt Ltd, Bengaluru

4. P. Swathy, Mental Health Professor, Chennai

5. Dr. Masatoshi Ishida, Graduate School of Engineering, and Center for Molecular Systems, Kyushu University,Fukuoka, Japan

6. Dr. Edith Antunes, Department of Chemistry, University of the Western Cape, South Africa

7. Dr. Steffen Bähring, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark.

8. Dr. Balareddy, Head - Biologics/Biosimilars at Hetero Drugs Ltd, Hyderabad

and many more...

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6. Administrative Set-up6.1. Administrative Officers1. Chancellor : Prof. Virander Singh Chauhan2. Vice-Chancellor : Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna3. Pro-Vice Chancellor, GITAM Hyderabad : Prof. N. Siva Prasad4. Pro Vice-Chancellor, Medical Sciences : Prof. C. V. Rao5. Pro Vice-Chancellor - Academics : Prof. Jayasankar Variyar6. Pro Vice - Chancellor - GITAM Bengaluru : Prof. D. Sambasiva Rao7. Registrar : Dr. D. GunasekaranChief Administrative Officer : Sri B. R MeenaChief Advisor, HR : Sri Bikkina SrinivasAssociate Administrators1. Sr. Director – Admissions : Sri PAVS Sekhar2. Director – Foreign Student Affairs : Prof. K. P. C. Kishan3. Director – Academic Affairs : Prof. Y. Radhika4. Sr. Director - Digital Learning : Ms. Reema Gupta5. Advisor & Chief Librarian (In-charge) : Prof. C. Sasikala6. Director (In-charge) – Evaluation : Prof. BSN Murthy7. Controller of Examinations : Prof. C. Sumanth Kumar8. Director – Research & Consultancy : Prof. P. Raja Phani9. Director – Accreditation & Ranking : Dr. R. Raja Prabu10. Dean, Entrepreneurship : Dr. Sreedhara R Voleti11. Director, Skill Development : Prof. Ch. Suresh12. Asst. Dean, Career Guidance & Placement : Cdr. Gurumoorthy Gangadharan13. Director, Career Guidance & Placement, Visakhapatnam : Sri C. A. Sreeram14. Director, Career Guidance & Placement, Hyderabad : Dr. N. Venu Kumar15. Director, Career Guidance & Placement, Bengaluru : Dr. B. Kishore16. Director, Career Counseling and Mentoring : Ms. K. Venkata Uma Devi17. Director, Centre for Health & Wellness Innovation : Dr. Balkumar Marthi18. Director, Central Research Laboratories : Prof. T. Srinivas19. Director, Student Life : Mr. Joel Xavier20. Director, Sports : Sri Arun Karthik21. Director, Hospitality : Sri Hemant Bagga22. Chief Warden, Hostels, Visakhapatnam : Prof. G. Raghavaiah23. Chief Warden, Hostels, Hyderabad : Prof. A. Sreeram24. Chief Warden, Hostels, Bengaluru : Prof. N.V. Krishna Prasad25. Chief Technology Officer : Sri G. Gopala Krishna26. Director, IT, Hyderabad : Sri Nagesh Velivelli27. Ombudsperson : Prof. D. Harinarayana28. Chief Scientist : Sri MVKV Prasad29. Chief Innovation Officer : Sri Krish Nangegadda30. Chief Marketing Officer : Ms. Manika Raikwar31. Chief Financial Officer : Mr. Ravishankar Srinivas32. Chief Engineer : Sri M. Rajendra Prasad33. Director, Projects : Sri Srinivasa Gupta34. Director, External Relations : Mr. Arka Bhattacharya35. Sr. Director, Leadership & Development : Sri Akhouri Baibhav Prasad36. Director, Learning & Development : Sri Manthina Ugandhar37. Director, Strategic Programs & Outreach : Ms. Nidhi Razdan38. Resident Director, Hyderabad Campus : Sri DVVSR Varma39. Public Relations Officer, Visakhapatnam : Sri NV Narasimham40. Public Relations Officer, Hyderabad : Sri B. Ramachandra Rao


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6.2 Authorities of GITAM

1. Chancellor : Prof. Virander Singh Chauhan

Board of Management

S.No. Name of the Person Position

1. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Vice–Chancellor Chairman

2. Prof. N. Siva Prasad, Pro Vice–Chancellor, GITAM Hyderabad Member

3. Prof. D. Sambasiva Rao, Pro Vice–Chancellor, GITAM Bengaluru Member

4. Prof. Y. Gouthama Rao, Dean, Management Member

5. Prof. K. Balaveera Reddy, Former Vice–Chancellor, MemberVisvesvaraya Technological University

6. Prof. T. Ravi Raju, Former Vice–Chancellor, MemberDr. NTR University of Health Sciences

7. Dr. Ganta Subba Rao, Former Secretary, AP Skill Development Member

8. UGC Nominee - to be nominated by UGC Member

9. Dr. P. Hema Prakash Kumari, Professor in Microbiology, GIMSR Member

10. Prof. R. Anita Rao, Director, GITAM School of Law Member

11. Prof. M. Gangadhara Rao, Vice President, GITAM Member

12. Sri B.V. Mohana Rao, Member, GITAM Governing Body Member

13. Mr. Hamza K. Mehdi, Member, GITAM Governing Body Member

14. Sri M. Bharadwaj, Secretary, GITAM Member

15. Prof. D. Gunasekaran, Registrar Ex-officio Secretary

Academic Council


1. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Vice-Chancellor Chairman

2. Prof. N. Siva Prasad, Pro Vice-Chancellor, GITAM Hyderabad Member

3. Dr. C. V. Rao, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Medical Sciences Member

4. Dr. D. Sambasiva Rao, Pro Vice-Chancellor, GITAM Bengaluru Member

5. Prof. Jayasankar Variyar, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Academics Member

Deans of Faculties

6. Prof. A. Subrahmanyam, Dean, Faculty of Sciences Member

7. Prof. Ch. Vijaya Sekhar, Dean, Faculty of Engineering Member

8. Prof. Y. Gouthama Rao, Dean, Faculty of Management Member

9. Prof. S. Ganapaty, Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy Member

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10. Sri Syed Akbaruddin, Dean, Kautilya School of Public Policy Member

Heads of the Institutions

11. Prof. Ch. Vijaya Sekhar, Principal, GITAM Institute of Technology, Vsp. Member

12. Prof. M. Saratchandra Babu, Principal, GITAM Institute of Science, Vsp. Member

13. Prof. S. Raja, Principal (In-Charge), GITAM Institute of Pharmacy, Vsp. Member

14. Prof. K. Mohan, Director, GITAM School of Architecture, Vsp. Member

15. Prof. R. Anita Rao, Director, GITAM School of Law, Vsp. Member

16. Prof. B. Nalini, Director, GITAM School of Gandhian Studies, Vsp. Member

17. Dr. I. Jyothi Padmaja, Principal, GITAM Institute of MemberMedical Sciences and Research, Vsp.

18. Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi, Principal, GITAM School of Nursing, Vsp. Member

19. Prof. Padma Vishal, Principal, Paramedical Courses, Vsp. Member

20. Dr. Madhuri Kasi, Director, School of Physiotherapy, Vsp. Member

21. Prof. Vinay Kumar Mittal, Director, GITAM School of Technology, Hyd. Member

22. Prof. G. A. Rama Rao, Principal, GITAM School of Science, Hyd. Member

23. Prof. B. Karunakar, Director, Hyderabad Business School, Hyd. Member

24. Prof. G. Shiva Kumar, Principal, GITAM School of Pharmacy, Hyd. Member

25. Prof. G. Sunil Kumar, Director, GITAM School of Architecture, Hyd. Member

26. Prof. V.V.V. Nagendra Rao, Director, GITAM School of MemberHumanities & Social Sciences, Hyd.

27. Dr. Sridhar Pabbisetty, Director, Kautilya School of Public Policy, Hyd. Member

28. Prof. S. Dinesh, Director, GITAM School of Technology, Blr. Member

29. Prof. D. Shailendra, Director, GITAM School of Business, Blr. Member

30. Prof. Atul Kumar, Principal, GITAM School of Science, Blr. Member

Heads of the Departments

31. Prof. Shaik Khasim Beebi, Dept. of Biotechnology, GIT, Vsp. Member

32. Dr. D. Mukunda Rao, Dept. of Civil Engineering, GIT, Vsp. Member

33. Prof. R. Sireesha, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, GIT, Vsp. Member

34. Prof. J.B. Seventline, Dept. of Electrical, MemberElectronics and Communication Engineering, GIT, Vsp.

35. Prof. V. Srinivas, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, GIT, Vsp. Member

36. Prof. K.V. Ramesh, Dept. of Electronics and Physics, GIS, Vsp. Member

37. Prof. G.V.R. Sarma, Dept. of Chemistry, GIS, Vsp. Member

38. Prof. N. Ravi Shankar, Dept. of Mathematics, GIS, Vsp. Member


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39. Prof. Ch. Surekha, Dept. of Biochemistry and Bioinformatics, GIS, Vsp. Member

40. Dr. B. Veerendra Kumar, Dept. of Biotechnology, GIS, Vsp. Member

41. Prof. K. Vedavathi, Dept. of Computer Science, GIS, Vsp. Member

42. Prof. N. Srinivas, Dept. of Environmental Science, GIS, Vsp. Member

43. Prof. K.V. Chaitanya, Dept. of Microbiology and FST, GIS, Vsp. Member

44. Prof. K. Manjusree Naidu, Dept. of Entrepreneurship, GIM, Vsp. Member

45. Prof. M. Jyothsna, Dept. of Marketing, GIM, Vsp. Member

46. Dr. Lubza Nihar, Dept. of Finance, GIM, Vsp. Member

47. Dr. S. Sri Lalitha, Dept. of International Business, GIM, Vsp. Member

48. Prof. K. Ashok, HoD, Dept. of Human Resource Management, GIM, Vsp. Member

49. Dr. N. Deepa Mohan, Dept. of Applied Psychology, GSGS, Vsp. Member

50. Dr. A.S. Sasikala, Dept. of Humanities and Social Sciences, GSGS, Vsp. Member

51. Dr. B. Sudha Sai, Dept. of English, GSGS, Vsp. Member

52. Prof. T. Madhavi, Dept. of Electrical, MemberElectronics and Communication Engineering, SoT, Hyd.

53. Prof. A. Satya Devi, Dept. of Aerospace Engineering, SoT, Hyd. Member

54. Prof. B.S.R.K. Prasad, Dept. of Civil Engineering, SoT, Hyd. Member

55. Prof. S. Phani Kumar, Dept. of Computer Science and MemberEngineering, SoT, Hyd.

56. Dr. P. Srinivas, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, SoT, Hyd. Member

57. Prof. Y. Prabhavati, Dept. of English, GSH&SS, Hyd. Member

58. Prof. G. Rambabu, Dept. of Chemistry, SoS, Hyd. Member

59. Prof. K. Maruthi Prasad, Dept. of Mathematics, SoS, Hyd. Member

60. Prof. R. Balaji Rao, Dept. of Physics, SoS, Hyd. Member

61. Prof. T. Nageswara Rao, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, SoT, Blr. Member

62. Dr. N. Mohan Kumar, Dept. of Electrical, MemberElectronics and Communication Engineering, SoT, Blr.

63. Prof. Y. Vamsidhar, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, SoT, Blr. Member

64. Dr. Manju Jose, Dept. of English, SoT, Blr. Member

65. Prof. R. Venkata Nadh, Dept. of Chemistry, SoS, Blr. Member

66. Prof. N. V. Krishna Prasad, Dept. of Physics, SoS, Blr. Member

67. Dr. B. Venkateswarlu, Dept. of Mathematics, SoS, Blr. Member

68. Prof. A. Himabindu, Dept. of Anatomy, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

69. Prof. R Ravi Sunder, Dept. of Physiology, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

70. Prof. D. S. S. Girijavani, Dept. of Biochemistry, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

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71. Prof. B. Ramesh, Dept. of Pharmacology, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

72. Prof. K. Prasad Reddy, Dept. of Pathology, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

73. Prof. P. Hema Prakash Kumari, Dept. of Microbiology, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

74. Prof T. V. Nagaraja, Dept. of Forensic Medicine, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

75. Prof. Nagamani, Dept. of Community Medicine, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

76. Prof. M.S.N. Murthy, Dept. of General Medicine, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

77. Prof. Y. V. Harischandra, Dept. of Pediatrics, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

78. Prof. K. Rajendra Kumar, Dept. of Respiratory Medicine, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

79. Prof. B.V. Ramachandra, Dept. of Dermatology, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

80. Prof. N Sri Krishna, Dept. of Psychiatry, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

81. Prof. Mohan Patro, Dept. of General surgery, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

82. Prof. S. David Raju, Dept. of Orthopedics, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

83. Prof. P. J. Sudhakar, Dept. of ENT, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

84. Prof. VVL Narasimha Rao, Dept. of Ophthalmology, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

85. Prof. N. Dwarakanath, Medical Superintendent, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

86. Prof. D. Vijayakumar Rao, Dept. of Anesthesiology, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

87. Prof. B. K. Durga Prasad, Dept. of Radio Diagnosis, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

88. Prof. T. Radha, Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, GIMSR, Vsp. Member

Professors other than Heads of the Departments

89. Prof. M.V.S. Chandrasekhar Rao, Director, Centre for Distance Learning Member

90. Prof. P. Raja Phani, Director, Research & Consultancy Member

91. Prof. B.S.N. Murthy, Director In-Charge, Evaluation Member

92. Prof. Ch. Sumanth Kumar, Controller of Examinations Member

Two Associate Professors from the academic departments

93. Dr. T. V. Ramana, Dept. of EECE, GIT, Vsp. Member

94. Dr. T. Uma Devi, Dept. of Computer Science, GIS, Vsp. Member

Two Assistant Professors from the academic departments

95. Dr. K.V.S. Seshendra Kumar, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, GIT, Vsp. Member

96. Dr. Ch. R. Phani Kumar, Dept. of Dept. of Electrical, MemberElectronics and Communication Engineering, GIT, Vsp.

Three persons from among Educationists of repute

97. Prof. Unnat P Pandit MemberDean of Atal Bihari Vajpayee School of Management &Entrepreneurship (ABVSME), Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi


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98. Dr. Sreedhara Rao Voleti MemberCEO, APSPIRE – BioNEST, School of Life SciencesUniversity of Hyderabad

99. Prof. B. Srinivas MemberAssistant Director General (ME), Ministry of Health &Family Welfare (MH&FW), Govt. of India, New Delhi

Three persons who are not members of the teaching staff co-opted

100. Dr. G. Padmanabham MemberDirector, International Advanced Research Centre for PowderMetallurgy and New Materials (ARCI), Hyderabad

101. Dr. Bhoop Singh MemberHead – NRDMS & NSDI DivisionDepartment of Science & Technology (DST), New Delhi

102. Shri Udaya Kumar Dintyala MemberExecutive Director – ITO,AT&T Global Business Services India Pvt Ltd., Hyderabad

Special Invitee

103. Mr. Sekhar P.A.V.S, Sr. Director, Admissions Spl. Invitee

104. Dr. R. Raja Prabu, Director, Accreditation & Ranking Spl. Invitee

105. Mr. Gurumoorthy Gangadharan, Asst. Dean, GCGC Spl. Invitee

106. Ms. Reema Gupta, Sr. Director, Digital Learning Spl. Invitee

107. Dr. Xavier Joel Maria, Director, Student Life Spl. Invitee

108. Prof. Balkumar Gurunath Marthi, Asst. Dean, Research & Innovation Spl. Invitee

Directorate of Academic Affairs

109. Prof. Y. Radhika, Director, Academic Affairs Member

Registrar

110. Dr. D. Gunasekaran Ex-officio Secretary

Finance Committee



2. Shri M. Bharadwaj, Secretary, GITAM Member


4. Shri C.V. Ramana Rao, Chartered Accountant Member

5. Shri K. Ravi Shankar Srinivas, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Secretary(Finance Committee)

6. Prof. D. Gunasekaran, Registrar Special Invitee

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Planning and Monitoring Board

Vice Chancellor

1. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna Chairman

Internal Members


3. Prof. D. Sambasiva Rao, Pro Vice-Chancellor, GITAM Bengaluru Member

4. Prof. Jayasankar E Variyar, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Academics Member


6. Prof. Ch. Vijaysekhar, Dean, Engineering Member


8. Sri G. Gopala Krishna, Chief Technology Officer, CATS Member

External Members

11. Sri Murali Krishna Gannamani, MD & CEO,Fluentgrid Ltd., Visakhapatnam Member

12. Prof. A. Rajendra Prasad, Former Vice-Chancellor,Acharya Nagarjuna University, Andhra Pradesh Member

13. Prof. V.S.R.K. Prasad, Director, Indian Institute ofPetroleum and Energy, Visakhapatnam Member

Registrar

14. Prof. D. Gunasekaran Ex-officio Secretary

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) Advisory Board


1. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Vice-Chancellor Chairperson


3. Prof. C. V. Rao, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Medical Sciences Member

4. Prof. Jayasankar Variyar, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Academics Member

5. Prof. D. Sambasiva Rao, Pro Vice-Chancellor, GITAM Bengaluru Member

6. Prof. C. Vijaya Sekhar, Dean, Engineering Member


8. Prof. A Subrahmanyam, Dean, Sciences Member

9. Prof. Y. Radhika, Director, Academic Affairs Member


11. Prof. V.V.V. Nagendra Rao, Director, GITAM School of Humanities & Social Sciences, Hyd. Member


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12. Dr. Joel Xavier, Director, Student Life Member

13. Prof. P. Raja Phani, Director, Research and Consultancy Member

14. Sri P.A.V.S. Sekhar, Sr. Director, Admissions Member

15. Sri Ravi Shankar Srinivas, Chief Financial officer Member

16. Prof. MVS Chandrasekhar Rao, Director, Centre for Distance Learning Member

17. Prof. B.S.N. Murthy, Director (In-Charge), Evaluation Member

18. Cdr. Gurumoorthy Gangadharan, Assistant Dean, GCGC Member

19. Sri V. Nagesh, Director, IT, Hyd. Member

20. Sri G. Gopala Krishna, Chief Technology Officer, CATS Member

21. Sri S. Balamurugan, Dy. Librarian, Knowledge Resource Centre Member

22. Sri. M. Bharadwaj, Secretary, GITAM Member

23. Sri J. Srinivas Raju, Managing Director, Geomarine Dynamics Pvt. Ltd Memberand Chairman, Confederation of Indian Industry -Visakhapatnam

24. Smt. K. Sujatha, Managing Director, JMACTS Ltd., Visakhapatnam Member

25. Ms. K. Srilekha, Student of 3rd Year CSE, GIT Member

26. Mr. G. S. Rao, (Alumnus), Managing Director, Technology MemberSolution Architecture Division, Accenture Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

27. Prof. D. Gunasekaran, Registrar, GITAM Member

28. Dr. R. Raja Prabu, Director, Accreditation & Ranking Member –Secretary

Discipline Committee


1. Prof. Jayasankar Variyar, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Academics Chairperson


3. Prof. S. Ganapaty, Dean, Pharmacy Member

4. Prof. C. Vijay Shekar, Dean, Engineering Member

5. Prof. A. Subrahmanyam, Dean, Sciences Member


7. Dr. Joel Xavier, Director, Student Life Member-Convener

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Committee on Malpractices of Candidates at Examinations



2. Sri. B.S.S.N. Raju, Treasurer, GITAM Member



5. Prof. B.S.N. Murthy, Director (In-charge), Evaluation Member

6. Dr. D. Gunasekaran, Registrar Member

7. Prof. Ch. Sumanth Kumar, Controller of Examinations Member-Convener

Grievance Redressal Cell

1. Prof. Y. Gouthama Rao, Dean, Management Chairman



4. Prof. M.Saratchandra Babu, Principal, GITAM Institue of Science Member

5. Dr. S. Kanaka Lakshmi, Principal, GITAM Institute of Nursing Member

6. Prof. G. Raghavaiah, Chief Warden, Hostels Member

7. Sri. Arun Karthik, Director, Sports Member

8. Dr. Joel Xavier, Director, Student Life Member-Convener

Women Empowerment Cell

1. Prof.Ch. Surekha, Head, Dept. of Biochemistry & ChairpersonBioinformarics, GITAM Institute of Science

2. Dr. Sowdamini, Asst. Professor, GITAM Institute of Management Member

3. Smt. K. Lakshmi, Asst. Professor, GITAM School of Law Member

4. Dr. Ch. Swathi, Asst. Professor, GITAM School of Gandhian Studies Member

5. Dr. K. Sridevi, Assoc. Professor, Dept. of Electrical, Electronics and MemberCommunication Engineering, GITAM Institute of Technology

6. Smt.. S. Prashanthi, Manager - Human Resource (HR) Member

7. Ms. Marni Rakshmitha, Research Scholar, GITAM Institute of Science Member

8. Ms. V. Tulasi Bhavani, Student of MHRM Member

9. Ms. Rimjhim Singh, Student of 3rd Year, B.Tech. Biotechnology Member


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SC / ST Cell

1. Prof. P. Hema Prakash Kumari, Head, Dept. of Microbiology,GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Chairperson

2. Prof. L. Srinivas, GITAM Institute of Pharmacy Member

3. Prof. Ch. Pradgna, Dept. of English, GITAM School of Gandhian Studies Member

4. Prof. Ch. Venkataiah, GITAM Institute of Management Member

5. Dr. B. Suribabu Naick, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Electrical, Electronics and MemberCommunication Engineering, GITAM Institute of Technology

6. Mr. G. Raja Satish, Department of Finance, GITAM Member(Convener)

Board of Research Studies




3. Dr. C. V. Rao, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Medical Sciences Member

4. Dr. D. Sambasiva Rao, Pro Vice-Chancellor, GITAM Bengaluru Member

5. Dr. Jayasankar E Variyar, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Academics Member

6. Prof. A. Subrahmanyam, Dean, Faculty of Science Member

7. Prof. Ch. Vijaya Sekhar, Dean, Faculty of Engineering Member

8. Prof. Y. Gouthama Rao, Dean, Faculty of Management Member


10. Prof. M. Saratchandra Babu, Principal, GITAM Institute of Science Member

11. Prof. K. Mohan, Director, GITAM School of Architecture Member


13. Prof. B. Nalini, Director, GITAM School of Gandhian Studies Member

14. Prof. I. Jyothi Padmaja, Principal, GITAM Institute of MemberMedical Sciences and Research

15. Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi, Principal, GITAM Institute of Nursing Member

16. Prof. Vinay Kumar Mittal, Director, GITAM School of Technology, Hyd. Member

17. Prof. G. A. Rama Rao, Principal, GITAM School of Science, Hyd. Member

18. Prof. B. Karunakar, Director, Hyderabad Business School, Hyd. Member

19. Prof. G. Shiva Kumar, Principal, GITAM School of Pharmacy, Hyd. Member

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21. Prof. G. Sunil Kumar, Director, GITAM School of Architecture, Hyd. Member

22. Prof. V.V.V. Nagendra Rao, Director, GITAM School of MemberHumanities & Social Sciences, Hyd.

23. Dr. Sridhar Pabbisetty, Director, Kautilya School of Public Policy, Hyd. Member

24. Prof. S. Dinesh, Director, GITAM School of Technology, Blr. Member

25. Prof. D. Shailendra, Director, GITAM School of Business, Blr. Member

26. Prof. Atul Kumar, Principal, GITAM School of Science, Blr. Member

27. Prof. P. Raja Phani , Director, Research and Consultancy Member

28. Dr. D. Gunasekaran, Registrar Member

29. Prof. Y. Radhika, Director, Academic Affairs Member(Convener)

Internal Complaints Committee

1. Prof. G. Indira, Dept. of Obstetrics & Gynecology, GITAM Institute of ChairpersonMedical Sciences and Research

2. Prof. J.B. Seventline, Head, Dept. of Electrical, Electronics and MemberCommunication Engineering, GITAM Institute of Technology

3. Dr. M. Sudha, Asst. Professor, GITAM Institute of Management Member

4. Ms. P. Subhashini, Sr. Assistant, GITAM Institute of Science Member

5. Ms. P. Durga, Superintendent, Directorate of Academic Affairs Member

6. Ms. Madhuparna Ray, Student, GITAM School of Law Member

7. Ms. P. Sameera Varma, Student, GITAM School of Gandhian Studies Member

8. Ms. M. Rakshmitha, Research Scholar, GITAM Institute of Science Member

9 Ms. K. Sathya Shree, Trustee Member, Age Care Foundation Member

Committee on Anti Ragging

1. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Vice-Chancellor, GITAM (Deemed to be University) Chairperson

2. Sri R. Narasimha Murthy, Tahsildar, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh Member

3. Sri T. Emmanuel Raju, Inspector of Police, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh Member

4. Sr. G. S. Rama Krishna, Journalist, Eenadu Member

5. Dr. P. Geeta Srikanth, Social Service, Nirbhaya Women Forum Member

6. Prof. Ch. Vijay Sekhar, Dean - Engineering, GITAM Institute of Technology Member

7. Prof. Y. Gouthama Rao, Dean - Management Member

8. Prof. R. Anitha Rao, Director, GITAM School of Law Member

9. Sri D. Tirumala Rao, Superintending Engineer, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh Member

10. Sri K.L.P. Singh, Teacher, Narayana Schools, Visakhapatnam Member


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11. Miss. P. Durga, Superintendent, Directorate of Academic Affairs Member

12. Mr. V. Rama Chandra, Student of 2nd Year CSE Member

13. Miss. Sonali Rao, Student of 1st Year MBA Member

14. Sri Ch. Krishna Teja, Student of 1st Year. B.Arch. Member

15. Dr. Joel Xavier, Director, Student Life Convenor

Committee on Persons with Disabilities

1. Prof. Shaik Khasim Beebi, Head, Dept.of Biotechnology, ChairpersonGITAM Institute of Technology

2. Dr. N. Sai Kishore, Asst. Principal, GITAM Institute of Science Member

3. Dr. Ch. GaneswaraRao, Asst. Professor, MemberGITAM School of Gandhian Studies

4. Ms. Ch Tulasi, Asst. Professor, GITAM Institute of Nursing Member

5. Sri Arun Karthik, Director, Sports Member

6. Sri Mario Cheriman, General Manager, Hospitality Member-Convener

(Constitution of the above committees as on the date of approval of Annual Reportin 62nd Board of Management (BoM) on 28th August 2021)

6.3 MeetingsBoard of Management 03 August 2020

29 October 2020

28 December 2020

23 March 2021

Academic Council 29 August 2020

19 February 2021

Finance Committee 08 June 2020

29 July 2020

19 March 2021

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7. Central Administrative Office

The Central Administrative Office consists of all GITAM authorities, officers and their respective offices

CAO :

S.No. Cadre Males Females Total

1. Vice Chancellor 01 - 01

2. Pro Vice Chancellor 01 - 01

3. Registrar 01 - 01

4. Chief Administrative Officer 01 - 01

5. Chief Advisor 01 - 01

6. Resident Director 01 - 01

7. Chief Scientist 01 - 01

8. Chief Finance Officer 01 - 01

9. Director – HR 01 - 01

10. Director - External Relations 01 - 01

11. Chief Technology Officer 01 - 01

12. Officer on special Duty 01 - 01

13. Directors 06 01 07

14. Director Sports 01 - 01

15. Deputy Director - Marketing - 01 01

16. Managers 05 04 09

17. Regional Head 01 - 01

18. Senior Manager - Admissions Communication - 01 01

19. Sr. Admissions Officer 01 - 01

20. State Head - Admissions 04 - 04

21. Team Leader 01 01 02

22. General Manager – HR 01 - 01

23. Deputy General Manager - Hospitality 01 - 01

24. General Manager - Hospitality 01 - 01

25. Speciality Chef 01 - 01

26. Senior Coach 03 - 03

27. Coach 03 04 07

28. Deputy Finance Officer 04 - 04

29. Superintendant 02 - 02


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30. Asst. Finance Officer 03 - 03

31. General Manager - Contracts & Commercials 01 - 01

32. Deputy General Manager - Commercial 01 - 01

33. Purchase Manager 01 - 01

34. Senior Assistant 03 - 03

35. Junior Assistant 06 - 06

36. Attendant 02 - 02

37. Administrative Officer 01 - 01

38. Additional Administrative Officer 02 - 02

39. Assistant Manager-Garden Services 01 - 01

40. Garden Supervisor G-III 01 - 01

41. Secretary to President 01 - 01

42. Office Assistant 01 - 01

43. Temple Pujari 02 - 02

44. Caretaker 02 - 02

45. Security Supervisor 03 - 03

46. Executive Assistant Delhi Transit Office 01 - 01

47. Sweeper - 14 14

48. Executive Assistant 02 01 03

49. International Admissions Coordinator - 01 01

50. Activities Coordinator 01 - 01

51. Assistant Residence Manager 02 - 02

52. Sr. Manager 01 01 02

53. Assistant Manager 06 02 08

54. Assistant Manager - Admissions 03 - 03

55. Residence Manager 01 01 02

56. Residence Executive 03 - 03

57. Helpdesk executive 01 - 01

58. Deputy Registrar 01 - 01

59. Personal Secretary 01 - 01

60. Dy. Director 08 03 11

61. Senior Associate 01 - 01

62. Associate Human Resources - 01 01

63. Manager - Analytics 01 01 02

64. Asst. Director, Associate Professor - 01 01

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65. Lab Assistant 01 - 01

66. Stenographer 01 - 01

67. Telephone Operator cum Technician 01 - 01

68. Team Lead-UI/UX 01 - 01

69. Team Lead - Software Development 04 01 05

70. Technical Support Associate 07 05 12

71. Software Engineer 06 01 07

72. Web Developer 04 02 06

73. QA Engineer 02 01 03

74. Jr Software Engineer 03 06 09

75. Project Manager 02 - 02

76. Web Designer 01 02 03

77. Senior Web Developer 01 - 01

78. Technical Coordinator 01 - 01

79. Chief Engineer 01 - 01

80. Executive Engineer 01 - 01

81. Store Assistant 01 - 01

82. Store Keeper 01 - 01

83. Plumber cum water Mechanic 01 - 01

84. Deputy Executive Engineer 04 - 04

85. Foreman 02 - 02

86. Electrical Engineer 01 - 01

87. Pump cum Generator operator 02 - 02

88. Civil supervisor 02 - 02

89. Electrician 05 - 05

90. Helper 12 01 13

91. Technician Grade II 04 - 04

92. Helper to Electrician 07 - 07

93. Electrician cum Pump Operator 01 - 01

94. Draughtsman 02 - 02

95. Helper to Pump Operator 02 - 02

96. Helper (Electrician) 01 - 01

97. Fitter cum Operator 01 - 01

98. Helper to Plumber 01 - 01

99. Fitter 02 - 02

100. Carpenter 03 - 03


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101. Pump Operator 01 - 01

102. Trainee Electrician 07 - 07

103. Helper to Fire 01 - 01

104. Superintendant Engineer 01 - 01

105. Junior Engineer 01 - 01

106. Helper to Carpenter 01 - 01

107. Mason 01 - 01

108. Senior Manager - Projects 01 - 01

109. STP Operator 01 - 01

110. Technician 02 - 02

111. Admissions Analyst 01 - 01

112. Technical Assistant 05 02 07

113. Tele Caller Executive 02 01 03

114. Associate Call Center 03 05 08

115. Admissions Officer 13 04 17

116. Call Center Manager - 01 01

117. Asst. Director - International Admissions - 01 01

118. Senior Manager - Admissions Communication - 01 01

119. Head Operations 01 - 01

120. Chief Marketing Officer - 01 01

121. Telecaller 06 06 12

122. Controller of Examinations 01 - 01

123. Asst Controller of exams 01 - 01

124. Professor, Dy Director 01 - 01

125. Asst. Controller of exams 03 - 03

126. Programmer 02 - 02

127. Senior Technician - 01 01

128. Asst. Registrar 02 - 02

129. Safety Officer 01 - 01

130. Lift Boy 13 - 13

131. House Keeping Supervisor 01 - 01

132. Executive Housekeeper - 2 02

133. Executive Chef 01 - 01

134. Sous Chef 04 - 04

135. Manager - Kitchen Stewarding 01 - 01

136. Assistant Manager - Housekeeping 03 - 03

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137. Manager - Food & Beverages 01 - 01

138. Executive- Kitchen Stewarding 01 - 01

139. Manager - Engineering 01 - 01

140. Executive - Housekeeping 01 - 01

141. Executive - Food & Beverages 01 - 01

142. Kitchen Stewarding Associate - 01 01

143. Food and Beverages Associate 01 - 01

144. Assistant Dean 01 - 01

145. Senior Trainer - Soft Skills 01 - 01

146. Director-Soft Skills Development 01 - 01

147. Principal Trainer 01 - 01

148. Soft Skills Training Faculty 01 - 01

149. Printing Cum Web Designer 01 - 01

150. Press Relation Officer 01 - 01

151. Additional Press Relation officer 01 - 01

152. WD cum Programme Officer 01 - 01

153. Photographer 01 - 01

154. Security Officer 01 - 01

155. Gardener cum Cutter 01 - 01

156. Cleaner 01 - 01

157. Supervisor 03 01 04

158. Garden Helper 26 70 96

159. Lawn Cutter 07 - 07

160. Asst. Librarian - 02 02

161. Duster cum Sorter 01 03 04

162. Library Assistant 01 - 01

163. Deputy Librarian 01 - 01

164. Advisor - Library 0 01 01

165. Games Boy 02 - 02

166. Advisor - Sports 01 - 01

167. Assistant Director of Physical Education 01 01 02

168. GYM Coordinator 01 - 01

169. General Manager - Sports 01 - 01

170. Accountant 01 - 01

171. Data Analyst 01 - 01

172. Attendant 29 01 30


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173. Superintendent 05 - 05

174. Driver 15 - 15

175. Junior Assistant 32 17 49


177. Assistant Engineer 01 - 01

178. Assistant Registrar 02 - 02

Total 443 179 622

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POLINENI ASSOCIATES Phone: 2797254Chartered Accountants D.No. 47-1-119/1, Koneti Enclave Dwarakanagar, Visakhapatnam-530016

INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORT

To the Management of GITAM (Deemed to be University) the GANDHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT (REGD No. 277 of 1980), VISAKHAPATNAM.

Opinion

We have audited the financial statements of GITAM (Deemed to be University) the GANDHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT (REGD No. 277 of 1980), VISAKHAPATNAM which comprise the Balance Sheet as at 31st March, 2021, and the Income and Expenditure Statement for the year then ended, and notes to the financial statements, including a summary of significant accounting policies.

In our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanation given to us, the accompanying financial state-ments give a true and fair view of the financial position of the entity as at 31st march, 2021, and of its financial performance for the year then ended in accordance with the accounting principles generally accepted in India.

Basis for Opinion

We conducted our audit in accordance with the standards on Auditing (SA’s) issued by ICAI. Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor’s responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements section of our report. We are independent of the entity in accordance with the ethical requirements that are relevant to our audit of the financial statements in India, and we have fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance with these requirements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.

Emphasis of matter

Without qualifying our opinion, we bring to your attention the following:

1. Further to the continuous spreading of COVID -19 across India, the Indian Government announced a strict 21-day lockdown on March 24, 2020, which was further extended till 31st July 2020 and continued upto November 2020. Later the Govern-ment announced 2nd wave of COVID -19 till June 2021 across the India to contain the spread of the virus. This has resulted in restriction on physical visit to the Bengaluru Campus of GITAM (Deemed to be University) and to rely on alternative audit procedures as per the Standards on Auditing prescribed by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI).

2. As a result of the above, the statutory audit of the Bengaluru and Hyderabad Campuses, which forms part of GITAM has been carried out based on remote access of the data as provided at the headquarters of GITAM This has been carried out based on the advisory on “Specific Considerations while conducting Distance Audit/ Remote Audit under current Covid-19 situation” issued by the Auditing and Assurance Standards Board of ICAI. We have been represented by the CFO of GITAM that the data provided in respect of Bengaluru and Hyderabad Campuses, which forms part of the financial statements of GITAM (Deemed to be University) for our audit purposes is correct, complete, reliable and are directly generated by the accounting system of the GITAM (Deemed to be University) without any further manual modifications.

3. If we have carried out the audit physically at the Bengaluru and Hyderabad Campus location, we might have been able to verify further sufficient appropriate audit evidence regarding the documentation supporting the financial transactions.

Responsibilities of Management and Those charged with Governance for the Financial Statements.

Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in accordance with the aforesaid generally accepted accounting principles in India, and for such internal control as management determines is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. In preparing the finan-cial statements, management is responsible assessing the entity’s ability to continues as a going concern, disclosing, as applicable, matters related to going concern and using the going concern basis of accounting unless management either intends to liquidate the entity or to cease operations, or has no realistic alternative but to do so. Those charged with governance or responsible for overseeing the entity’s financial reporting process.

Auditor’s Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Statements. Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements as a whole are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error and to issue an audit report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a high level of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles in India always detects a material misstatement when it exists.

Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of these financial statements.

8. Budget, Annual Accounts & Audit Reports


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Report on other Legal and Regulatory Requirements.

We report that:

a. We have sought and obtained all the information and explanations which to the best of our knowledge and belief were necessary for the purpose of our audit:

b. In our opinion, proper books of accounts as required by law have been kept by the GITAM (Deemed to be University) so far as it appears from our examination of those books;

c. The Balance sheet, the Statement of Income and Expenditure, dealt with by this Report are in agreement with the books of accounts.

d. In our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us :

i. The GITAM (Deemed to be University) has disclosed the impact of pending litigations on its financial position in its financial statements.

ii. The GITAM (Deemed to be University) has made provisions, as required under the applicable law or accounting standards, for material foreseeable losses, if any, on long-term contracts including derivative contracts.

iii.

For POLINENI ASSOCIATES Chartered Accountants Sd/-Place : Visakhapatnam DLSV RAMANA BABUDate : 26-08-2021 Partner M No : 200955 FRN : 06132S

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MANDATORY REPORT BY AUDITORPlease tick (√) the relevant answer.

1. Fixed Assets:

(a) Whether Fixed Assets Register has been maintained? Yes / No

(b) Whether physical verification of the fixed assets is made by the management and material discrepancy, if any, has been properly taken into account? Yes / No

(c) Whether Land Register (as a part of Fixed Assets Register) is maintained at the Centre? Yes / No

(d) Verified the Title Deeds / Lease Deeds of Land during audit period. Yes / No

2. Investments: (a) Whether Investments Register is maintained? Yes / No

(b) Whether physical verification of the investments is made by the management and the discrepancy, if any, has been taken into account? (Physical verification is not required by the branch centres in respect of their investments with Headquarters.) Yes / No

3. Inventories:

(a) Whether Stock Registers have been maintained? Yes / No

(b) Whether physical verification of inventory is made by the management and the material discrepancy, if any, on such verification has been taken into account or not? Yes / No

4. Gift-in-kind: Whether Gifts in Kind of both revenue and capital nature have been taken into Stock / Store Register and / or Fixed Assets Register properly? Yes / No

5. Bank Reconciliation (a) Whether all bank accounts in current and savings accounts are reconciled periodically? Yes / No

(b) Whether there is any old cheque outstanding for more than three months and if so a list of such instruments? Yes / No

6. Headquarters format of accounts: (i) Schedule of Assets (a) Whether WIP has been transferred to assets on completion of construction? Yes / No

(ii) Schedule of Funds: (a) Whether the surplus/deficit shown in different General Funds and Other Funds are matching with the total figure of surplus/deficit shown under I/E (II)? Yes / No

(iii) Income and Expenditure account: (a) Whether inter-departmental transfer of funds has been set-off? Yes / No

(b) Whether profit/loss on sale of assets / investments has been properly

accounted for in I/E (II)? Yes / No

(iv) Receipts and Payments statement: (a) Whether the figures are matching with the figures of statements of accounts after incorporating all adjustment entries, if any? Yes / No

(b) Whether the closing balance of Cash and Bank balances are matching with the figures in Balance Sheet? Yes / No

7. Foreign Contribution : (a) Whether online return has been filed? Yes / No / NA

(b) Whether all transactions in FC accounts are duly incorporated in the consolidated accounts of the centre? Yes / No / NA


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8. GST Compliance :

(a) Whether GST registration is obtained as normal assessee? Yes / No

(b) Whether monthly GST returns are filed upto 31st March 2021? Yes / No

(c) Whether Reconciliation statement of Annual Audited Accounts and the cumulative figures of GST Returns is prepared for the year 2020-21? Yes / No

(d) Whether GSTR 9 and GSTR 9C is filed online in GSTN portal for the year ended 31 March 2020 (April 2019 to March 2020)? Yes / No

(e) Whether Reconciliation statement of Annual Audited Accounts and the cumulative figures of GST Returns is prepared for the year 2020-21? Yes / No

9. TAN Registration and TDS Returns :

(a) Whether TAN (Tax Deduction Account No.) has been obtained? Yes / No

(b) Whether TAN Default displayed in Form 26AS statement sent from the Headquarters include your centre's name? Yes / No

(c) Whether appropriate steps are taken to regularise the TAN Default Status displayed in Form 26AS statement sent from the Headquarters? Yes / No

(d) Whether Quarterly TDS Returns are filed upto 31 March 2021? Yes / No

For POLINENI ASSOCIATES Chartered Accountants Sd/-Place : Visakhapatnam DLSV RAMANA BABUDate : 26-08-2021 Partner M No : 200955 FRN : 06132S

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GITAM (Deemed to be University)(Established u/s 3 of the UGC Act, 1956)

Gandhinagar Campus, Rushikonda, Visakhapatnam-530045BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st MARCH, 2021

Rupees in lakhs

As per our Report even date attached For POLINENI ASSOCIATES Chartered Accountants

Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- D. GUNASEKARAN K. RAVI SRINIVAS DLSV RAMANA BABURegistrar Chief Financial Officer Partner

Place: Visakhapatnam Membership No : 200955Date : 26.08.2021 FRN : 06132S

Schedules referred to above form an integral part of Balance Sheet

Schedule As at 31.03.2021

As at 31.03.2020

SOURCES OF FUNDS:UN RESTRICTED FUNDS

Corpus Fund 1 44.68 44.68General Fund 2 58,527.23 52,471.87Designated/Earmarked Funds 3 28,046.02 23,324.13

RESTRICTED FUNDS 4 2,248.50 2,287.62LOANS/BORROWINGS 5

Secured 62,838.38 62,823.54Un Secured 619.50 718.32

CURRENT LIABILITIES & PROVISIONS 6 26,422.61 23,119.78TOTAL 1,78,746.92 1,64,789.94

APPLICATION OF FUNDS:FIXED ASSETS 7

Tangible Assets 2,26,635.47 2,14,162.50Intangible Assets 466.81 453.29

2,27,102.28 2,14,615.79Less: Depreciation 1,03,236.00 90,748.65

1,23,866.28 1,23,867.14Add: Capital Works-in-Progress 5,434.02 4,000.95

Sub Total 1,29,300.30 1,27,868.09INVESTMENTS 8

Long Term 24,320.52 19,588.20

CURRENT ASSETS 9 18,222.52 10,435.06LOANS, ADVANCES & DEPOSITS 10 6,903.58 6,898.59

TOTAL 1,78,746.92 1,64,789.94


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Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- D. GUNASEKARAN K. RAVI SRINIVAS DLSV RAMANA BABURegistrar Chief Financial Officer Partner



Gandhinagar Campus, Rushikonda, Visakhapatnam-530045INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH, 2021

Rupees in lakhs

Schedules referred to above form an integral part of Income and Expenditure Account

Schedule

2020-21

2019-20Un Restricted Funds Restricted Funds TotalCorpus Designated

FundGeneral

FundINCOME

Academic Receipts 11 60,387.35 60,387.35 61,730.66Grants & Donations 12 286.60 286.60 342.23Income from Investments (Transferred to Earmarked Funds)

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Other Income 14 2,415.42 2,415.42 6,023.82TOTAL (A) - - 63,089.37 - 63,089.37 68,096.71

EXPENDITUREStaff Payments & Benefits 15 18,894.57 18,894.57 16,483.67Academic Expenses 16 10,443.43 10,443.43 7,435.66Administrative & General Expenses 17 3,511.12 3,511.12 5,323.35Transportation Expenses 18 99.59 99.59 189.91Repairs & Maintenance 19 2,396.10 2,396.10 3,364.61Finance Costs 20 4,964.11 4,964.11 5,146.48Other Expenses 21 828.92 828.92 1,020.40Depreciation 7 12,487.92 12,487.92 13,146.93

TOTAL (B) 53,625.76 53,625.76 52,111.01Balance being Excess of Income over Expenditure ( A-B) 9,463.61 9,463.61 15,985.70Add: Transfer from Capital Grant In Aid 181.91 181.91 186.39

Balance 9,645.52 9,645.52 16,172.09Transfer to :

GITAM Corpus Fund 308.41 308.41 638.97GITAM Development Fund 1,738.60 1,738.60 1,696.29GITAM Social Responsibility Fund 1,159.07 1,159.07 1,130.86GITAM Skill Development Fund 579.53 579.53 565.43

Balance Being Surplus Carried to General Fund 5,859.91 5,859.91 12,140.54

Notes on Accounts 22

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Gandhinagar Campus, Rushikonda, Visakhapatnam-530045SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET & INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT AS AT 31.3.2021

Rupees in lakhs

2020-21 2019-20

UN RESTRICTED FUNDS

SCHEDULE 1 - CORPUSBalance at the beginning of the year 44.68 44.68

Add: Contribution towards Corpus - -

Balance at the year end 44.68 44.68

SCHEDULE 2 - GENERAL FUNDBalance at the beginning of the year 52,471.87 39,762.84

Add: Hostel Admission Receipts 195.45 568.49Add: Excess of Income Over Expenditure transferred from Income and Expenditure Account 5,859.91 12,140.54

Balance at the year end 58,527.23 52,471.87


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Rupees in lakhs SCHEDULE 3 - DESIGNATED/EARMARKED FUNDS

Description

FUNDWISE BREAK UP TOTAL

GITAM Development

Fund *

GITAM Social

responsibility Fund *

Students Welfare Fund *

GITAM Skill Develop-

ment Fund *

GITAM Corpus Fund *

2020 - 21 2019 - 20

a) Opening balance of the funds 4,743.75 3,179.61 13.58 1,587.94 13,799.25 23,324.13 18,576.26b) Additions to the funds

i) Donation/Grants - - 2.91 - - 2.91 2.91

iii) Accrued interest on investments of the Funds

162.94 119.00 0.54 57.66 751.39 1,091.53 731.26

iv) Transfer from Income and Expenditure Account 1,738.60 1,159.07 - 579.53 308.41 3,785.61 4,031.55

Total (b) 1,901.54 1,278.07 3.45 637.19 1,059.80 4,880.05 4,765.72 Total (a+b) 6,645.29 4,457.68 17.03 2,225.13 14,859.05 28,204.18 23,341.99c) Utilisation/Expenditure towards objectives of the Funds - 49.16 - 109.01 - 158.17 17.86Net balance at the end of the year 6,645.29 4,408.52 17.03 2,116.12 14,859.05 28,046.01 23,324.13

SCHEDULE 4 - RESTRICTED FUNDS

Description


Endowment Fund *

Gitam Foundation

Fund *

Capital Grant In Aid **

2020 - 21 2019 - 20

a) Opening balance of the Funds 282.35 502.51 1,502.76 2,287.62 2,316.42b) Additions to the Funds i) Donation/Grants 7.28 - 91.14 98.42 121.72 ii) Accrued interest on investments of the Funds 16.98 28.53 - 45.51 47.00 iii) Transfer from Income and Expenditure Account - - - - - Total (b) 24.26 28.53 91.14 143.93 168.72 Total (a+b) 306.61 531.04 1,593.90 2,431.55 2,485.13c) Utilisation/Expenditure towards objectives of the funds 1.14 - - - 1.14 11.12

Balance 305.47 531.04 1,593.90 2,430.41 2,474.01Less: Depreciation for the year 2020-21 on specific assets trd to Income & Expenditure account 181.91 181.91 186.39

Net balance at the end of the year 305.47 531.04 1,411.99 - - 2,248.50 2,287.62

* An Amount of Rs. 24,320.52 lakhs was Invested in Bank Fixed Deposits as on 31.3.2021 and the balance amount will be invested during the Financial year 2021-22

** Utilized for acquisition of Fixed Assets

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Rupees in lakhs

SCHEDULE 5 - LOANS/BORROWINGSSECURED LOANS1) From Banks

a) Term Loans* 22,003.71 28,140.57- Interest accrued and due 72.10 221.10

22,075.81 28,361.67b) Over Drafts* 23,379.14 25,224.74

- Interest accrued and due 112.10 147.81 23,491.24 25,372.55

c) On Pledge of Fixed Deposits ** 17,220.53 9,038.77- Interest accrued and due 15.19 -

17,235.72 9,038.77d) Vehicle Loans*** 35.61 50.54

- Interest accrued and due - - 35.61 50.54

TOTAL 62,838.38 62,823.54

* Term Loans and Overdrafts from Banks are secured by deposit of title deeds of Land and Buildings with Paripassu charges between banks

** The pledge of Fixed Deposits relates to Earmarked and General Funds*** On hypothecation of Vehicles

UN SECURED LOANS1) Caution Deposits from Students 619.50 718.32

TOTAL 619.50 718.32

2020-21 2019-20


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Rupees in lakhs

SCHEDULE 6 - CURRENT LIABILITIES & PROVISIONSA. CURRENT LIABILITIES

1. Tuition fee Received in Advance 14,475.71 14,359.052. Sundry Creditors

a) Liabilities for Expenses for Supply and Services 1,889.49 1,501.89b) Liabilities on Capital Expenses 1,250.66 863.15

Sub-Total 3,140.15 2,365.04 -

3. Statutory Liabilities (PF, TDS,LIC,PT,etc.)a) Over Due - -b) Others 591.08 325.27

Sub-Total 591.08 325.274. Other Current Liabilities

a) Salaries 1,402.27 1,206.77b) Un Utilized Grants 60.40 70.20c) Grants in Advance 133.92 278.94d) Due to Society 744.48 363.29e) Other Liabilities 2,192.30 1,468.88f) Deposits from Ex. Students 262.69 202.39

Sub-Total 4,796.06 3,590.47TOTAL (A) 23,003.00 20,639.83

B. PROVISIONS1. For Taxation - -2. Gratuity 3,419.61 2,479.953. Others - -

TOTAL (B) 3,419.61 2,479.95TOTAL (A+B) 26,422.61 23,119.78

2020-21 2019-20

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SCHEDULE 8 - INVESTMENTSINVESTMENTS FROM EARMARKED/ENDOWMENT FUNDS

1) Fixed Deposits - GITAM Endowment Fund 282.22 268.642) Fixed Deposits - GITAM Development Fund 4,798.12 3,047.39 3) Fixed Deposits - GITAM Social Responsibility Fund 3,170.86 2,061.26 4) Fixed Deposits - GITAM Foundation Fund 488.63 478.985) Fixed Deposits - GITAM Skill Development Fund 1,577.09 1,023.87 6) Fixed Deposits- GITAM Students Welfare Fund 8.50 8.007) Fixed Deposits - GITAM Corpus Fund 13,995.10 12,700.06

TOTAL 24,320.52 19,588.20Note: The Fixed deposits worth Rs. 17235.72 lakhs are pledged with Banks as security for short term loans.

SCHEDULE 9 - CURRENT ASSETS1. STOCK

a) Stores and Spares 24.60 25.71 b) Stock of Stationary 0.94 3.74c) Publications - - d) Study Material 189.29 115.73e) Lab Consumables - - f) Clinic Consumables 28.33 37.21g) Food Provisions at Hostels 20.42 41.77h) Stock of Medicines 51.55 114.27

Sub-Total 315.13 338.432. SUNDRY DEBTORS -

a) Tuition Fee Receivable 9,195.86 3,629.82b) Mess Charges Receivable 445.95 1,135.65c) Rent and Others Receivable from Tenants 146.24 94.51d) Other Receivables 1,956.09 1,614.01 e) Others 33.69 15.44

Sub-Total 11,777.83 6,489.433) Cash on hand - 4) Bank Balances

a) With Scheduled Banks- In Current Accounts 1,441.36 135.53- In Term Deposit Accounts

i) Other Fixed Deposits 965.32 1,030.05ii) Fixed Deposits -GITAM Carpus Fund (UGC) 1,332.68 1,362.76iii) Margin Money Deposits (Bank Guarantee) 1,034.31 185.47

- In savings Accounts (Including UGC Grants Rs. 87.51 Lakhs) 1,355.89 893.39Sub-Total 6,129.56 3,607.20TOTAL 18,222.52 10,435.06

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SCHEDULE 10 - LOANS, ADVANCES & DEPOSITS1. Advances to the Employees

a) Salary 118.74 23.40b) Medical Advance - - c) Others - 1.13

Sub-Total 118.74 24.532) Advances and other amounts Receivable

a) On Capital Accounts 2,948.09 4,381.49b) To Suppliers 518.95 140.24c) For Expenses- Admissions 34.68 40.61d) Others 238.10 251.98

Sub-Total 3,739.82 4,814.323) Prepaid Expenses

a) Insurance 15.10 12.14b) GAT Expenses 727.45 409.39c) Journals & Periodicals 57.50 52.69d) Annual Maintenance Contracts 94.95 82.09e) Gratuity 444.03 345.48f) Internet Charges 4.22 3.94g) Mediclaim 3.74 4.73h) Bank Guarantee Charges 10.37 21.25i) Others 603.94 49.45

Sub-Total 1,961.30 981.164) Deposits

a) Telephone 2.51 2.50b) Lease Rent 12.55 7.55c) Electricity 227.32 223.20d) AICTE 140.20 140.20e) Gas 1.94 1.91f) Tender Deposits 1.23 1.33g) ISB Hyderabad 0.25 0.25h) IIT Madras 0.10 0.10i) Visakha Dairy 1.76 9.11j) Others 23.24 15.89k )Post Office 0.20 0.20l) TSRTC 93.01 93.01m) Security Deposit - court case - 0.96

Sub-Total 504.31 496.215) Other Receivables

a) Grants Receivable 19.80 17.20b) Provision for bad debts - 56.85c) Other Receivables 86.10 68.54

Sub-Total 105.89 142.596) Income-Tax Deducted at Source 403.96 370.227) Property Tax Paid Under Protest 32.08 32.08 8) Service Tax Paid Under Protest 37.48 37.48

TOTAL 6,903.58 6,898.59

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SCHEDULE 11 - ACADEMIC RECEIPTSFEE FROM STUDENTS

A) Academic1. Tuition Fee 57,674.43 56,027.672. Admission Fee 0.91 1.05 3. Registration Fee 365.07 587.72

Total (A) 58,040.41 56,616.44B) Examinations

1. Annual Examination Fee 909.44 1307.932. Marks Sheet and Certificate Fee 586.81 799.96

Total (B) 1,496.25 2,107.89C) Other Fees

1. Identity Card Fee 0.62 0.432. Fine/Miscellaneous Fee 228.80 208.003. Internet Fee 16.07 117.654. Hostel Fee 605.20 2,680.25

Total (C) 850.69 3,006.33GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C) 60,387.35 61,730.66

SCHEDULE 12 - GRANTS & DONATIONS (Irrevocable Grants & Subsidies Received)

1) Government Agencies (Including Overhead charges of Rs. 23.86 lakhs) 285.88 322.762) State Government of Andhra Pradesh (NSS) 0.72 19.47

TOTAL 286.60 342.23

SCHEDULE 13 - INCOME FROM INVESTMENTSIncome from Earmarked/Endowment Fund

1) Income Received GITAM Foundation Fund 28.53 30.44

2) Income Accrueda) Endowment Fund 16.98 16.56b) GITAM Development Fund 162.94 0.43c) GITAM Social Responsibility Fund 119.00 33.22d) GITAM Students Welfare Fund 0.54 0.55e) GITAM Skill Development Fund 57.66 8.16f) GITAM Corpus Fund 751.39 688.90

Sub-Total 1,108.51 747.82Total 1,137.04 778.26

TRANSFERRED TO EARMARKED/ENDOWMENT FUNDS 1,137.04 778.26Balance - -

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SCHEDULE 14 - OTHER INCOMEA. Income from Land & Buildings

1. Hostel Room Rent 667.83 3,251.322. Rents on Lands 88.69 304.163. Hire charges of Auditorium/Play ground/Convention Centre etc., 13.54 29.384. Electricity & Water Charges - 0.05

Total (A) 770.06 3,584.91B. Sale of Institute’s Publications 7.45 7.67C. Income from Holding Events - 4.50D) Interest on Term Deposits

a) With Scheduled Banks 115.71 147.17E) Interest on Savings accounts

a) With Scheduled Banks 19.77 37.29F) Interest on Debtors and Other Receivables 22.48 10.68G) Others

1. Income from Consultancy 16.11 22.712. Income from Royalty - - 3. Sale of Application Forms (Recruitment) - 0.02 4. Miscellaneous Receipts 125.97 175.105. Profit on Sale of Assets

a) Owned Assets 0.12 1.65 b) Assets Acquired out of Grants, or Received free of Cost - -

6. Clinic Receipts 1,064.37 1,401.027. Pharmacy Receipts 234.63 567.808. Seminars & Workshops 38.51 60.859. Un Claimed Credits Written Back 0.25 2.45

Total 1,479.96 2,231.60GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C+D+E+F+G) 2,415.42 6,022.82

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SCHEDULE 15 - STAFF PAYMENTS & BENEFITSa) Salaries and Wages

i) Salaries - Teaching Staff 13,083.76 11,990.73ii) Salaries - Non-Teaching Staff 4,058.18 2,925.60iii) Salaries - Part-Time Faculty 134.88 492.23

17,276.82 15,408.57b) Contribution to Provident Fund 570.67 537.10c) Contribution to Gratuity Fund 888.64 403.75d) Staff Welfare Expenses 129.60 114.69e) Honorarium 28.84 19.57f) Others - -

Total 18,894.57 16,483.67

SCHEDULE 16 - ACADEMIC EXPENSESa) Laboratory Expenses 62.72 65.84b) Field Work/Participation - 1.16 c) Seminars / Workshops 13.82 90.45d) Payments to Visiting Faculty 4.15 5.67e) Examination 215.25 639.73f) Students Welfare Expenses 41.80 95.33g) Admission Expenses 3,042.55 1,837.74h) Convocation Expenses 17.73 87.15i) Publications 48.86 2.07j) Stipend/ Means- cum-Merit scholarships/Fee concession 4,856.09 2,475.80k) Subscription Expenses 148.39 223.61l) Faculty Development Expenses 128.04 25.13m) Training & Placement 203.08 161.64n) Consultancy Charges 202.61 69.40o) Industrial Tours and Visits - 9.60p) Software Expenses 741.46 4.49 q) Clinic Expenses 379.33 626.49r) Pharmacy Expenses 162.34 510.65s) Venture Development Center Expenses 22.11 88.67t) Course Material Expenses 153.10 407.99u) GITAM Contribution to :

i) R & D Projects - 7.05 TOTAL 10,443.43 7,435.66

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SCHEDULE 17 - ADMINISTRATIVE AND GENERAL EXPENSESa) Electricity and Power ( Excluding Solar power generated to the extent of 12,62,333 Units of value Rs. 137.65 Lakhs)

406.60 747.86

b) Water charges 27.30 31.16

c) Insurance 67.68 48.26

d) Rent, Rates and Taxes (Including Property Tax) 345.51 289.55

e) Postage, Telegram and Telephones 45.82 50.27

f) Internet Charges 126.74 172.67

g) Printing and Stationery 85.34 123.59

h) Traveling and Conveyance 36.56 106.56

i) Staff Recruitment Expenses 129.42 59.14

j) Hospitality 97.77 182.04

k) Auditors Remuneration - -

a) Statutory Audit fee 5.77 5.90

b) Internal Audit fee 3.54 7.40

c) GST Audit fee 1.77 11.08 1.77 15.07

l) Professional Charges (Incl. Legal charges) 169.60 253.22

m) Advertisement and Publicity 67.60 74.56

n) Security Service Charges 463.20 457.08

o) Meetings Expenses 3.91 10.12

p) Registration & Inspection Charges 37.55 121.50

q) Hostel Expenses 1,350.50 2,580.70r) GITAM contribution to CM Releif fund 38.94 -

TOTAL 3,511.12 5,323.35

SCHEDULE 18 - TRANSPORTATION EXPENSES1) Vehicles (owned)

a) Running Expenses 54.25 132.46

b) Repairs & Maintenance 8.63 12.28

c) Insurance Expenses 3.23 3.36

66.11 148.10 2) Vehicles taken on Rent/Lease

a) Rent /Lease Expenses 33.48 41.81

TOTAL 99.59 189.91

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SCHEDULE 19 - REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE a) Buildings 855.85 1,566.82

b) Furniture & Fixtures 7.94 47.63

c) Plant & Machinery 104.46 165.31

d) Equipment 375.15 277.54

e) House Keeping Services 636.50 641.64

f) Others 416.20 665.67

TOTAL 2,396.10 3,364.61

SCHEDULE 20 - FINANCE COSTSa) Interest on Fixed Loans 2,707.04 3,503.52

Less: Interest Capitalized 18.09 194.15

2,688.95 3,309.37b) Interest on Other Loans 2,148.25 1,750.12

c) Bank Charges 78.59 49.86

d) Credit Rating Charges 7.48 7.72

e) Bank Guarantee Charges 40.84 29.41

TOTAL 4,964.11 5,146.48

SCHEDULE 21 - OTHER EXPENSESa) Bad Debts / Advances Written Off 305.99 81.68

b) Irrecoverable Balances Written Off 44.56 34.00

c) Foundation Day Expenses - 16.34

d) Miscellaneous Expenses 19.17 21.83

e) Revenue Grant In Aid Expenses 262.02 301.92

f) Alumni Meets (Home coming Event) 90.24 330.53

g) Horticulture Expenses 106.94 234.10

TOTAL 828.92 1,020.40

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Gandhinagar Campus, Rushikonda, Visakhapatnam-530045Cash Flow Statement for the year ended 31st March, 2021

Cash Flow from Operating Activities: Amount(Rs)

Amount(Rs)

Surplus for the year 9,645.52Adjustments for the non-operating incomes/expensesAdd: Non Cash and Non Operating Expenditure

Baddebts written off (Schedule 21) 305.99Irrecoverable balances written off (Schedule 21) 44.56Depreciation (Schedule 7) 12,308.83Depreciation on Research Equipment (Schedule 7) 179.09Interest expenses on loans (Net)(Schedule 20) 4,837.20

17,675.67

Less: Non Cash and Non Operating Income Interest Income (Schedule 14) 157.95

Profit on sale of Fixed assets (Schedule 14) 0.12

158.07 17,517.60Operating Cash profit before working capital changes 27,163.12Less: Increase in Current Assets (WN 1) 5,620.64 Add: Increase in Current Liabilities (Schedule 6) 3,302.83

(2,317.81)Net Cash flow from Operating Activities 24,845.31

Cash Flow from Investing Activities:Add: Sale of fixed assets (Schedule 7) 0.28

Interest received (Schedule 14) 157.95 158.23

Less: Purchase of Fixed assets (Schedule 7) 12,409.61 Purchase of Research equipment (Schedule 7) 77.61 Increase in Capital Work in Progress 1,433.07 Purchase of Investments (Schedule 8) 4,732.32

18,652.61 Net Cash from Investing Activities (18,494.38)

Cash Flow from Financing Activities: Add: Additions to general fund during the year (WN 2) 195.45

Endowment fund (principal sum) (WN3) 897.161,092.61

Less: Proceeds from long term borrowings (net) (WN4) 83.98 Interest paid on loans (Schedule 20) 4,837.20

4,921.18 Net Cash Flow From Financing Activities (3,828.57)Net Increase in Cash equivalents 2,522.36Cash and Cash equivalent at the beginning of the period 3,607.20Cash and Cash equivalent at the end of the period 6,129.56


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GITAM (society)Schedule-22Significant Accounting Policies1. Books of account are maintained under accrual system of accounting and in accordance with the accounting standards man-

dated by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. 2. There are no prior period items that materially affect surplus or deficit during the year.3. Depreciation is provided under Written down value method at the following rates. In respect of assets that are used for less

than six months, depreciation is provided at half of the rates. Buildings : 10% Roads & Drains : 10% Water Works : 15% General Equipment : 20% Laboratory Equipment : 20% Office Equipment : 20% Computers : 60% Vehicles : 20% Telecom Equipment : 20% Internet Equipment : 60% Furniture : 15% Sports & Gym Equipment : 20% Solar Power System : 60% Library Books : 60% Software / Intangible : 100%4.4. Donations Received and Hostel admission receipts are treated as Capital and accordingly added to Capital Fund in the Bal-

ance Sheet. The Interest received on Earmarked Funds is added to the concerned fund account to meet the expenditure for the specific purpose.

5. During the year earmarked funds invested in scheduled banks is Rs.3595.28 lakhs.6. Allocation to funds is made on the gross academic fee receipts in the following manner. a) 3% to GITAM Development Fund b) 2% to GITAM Social Responsibility Fund c) 1% to GITAM Skill Development Fund7. Allocation to the corpus fund@ 5% is made on the net surplus after charging to the various earmarked funds.8. Revenue recognition Tuition and other fees are recognized as income on monthly pro-rata basis.9. Fixed Assets Fixed Assets are stated at cost less depreciation under historical cost convention. 10. Grants received from various granting agencies and related expenditure are accounted for to the extent utilized. Unspent

balances are shown as current liability under the head “grants received in advance”.11. Investments are shown at cost of acquisition. 12. Employees Provident Fund contributions together with management contribution are being remitted monthly to the Regional

Provident Fund Commissioner and management contribution is charged to Revenue. 13. The liability in respect of future gratuity payment is recognized in accordance with AS 15 (Employee Benefits). The liability is

covered by a Group Gratuity Policy of LIC under which annual payments are made based on actuarial valuation. 14. Term Loans from banks are repayable in 5 years/7 years in half yearly/yearly instalments.15. GITAM (Deemed to be University) has availed deferment of term loan instalment and interest for the month of March 2021 as

per the RBI guidelines.16. Information to be kept in Public Domain17. Information to be kept in Public Domain a. No. of students : 22098 b. Number of teachers : 1453 c. Collection on account of building fund and expenditure thereof : Nil d. Collection for sports activities and expenditure thereof Collection for sports activities : Nil Expenditure for Sports activities : Rs.18.30 Lakhs

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e. Collection for co-curricular activities and expenditure thereof Collection for co-curricular activities : Nil Expenditure for co-curricular activities : Nil f. Collection on account of development charges and expenditure thereof : Nil g. Collection for medical expenses and expenditure thereof : Collection for medical expenses : Nil Expenditure for medical expenses : Rs.7.43 Lakhs (Medical Insurance Paid for the Students) h. Compliance with statutory dues like EPF and ESI : Complied i. Salary structure of teachers : As per UGC GuidelinesNotes on Accounts:1. Previous year figures have been re-grouped and re-classified wherever considered necessary to confirm with the current

year’s presentation2. All the figures are rounded off to the nearest lakh rupees.3. Stocks are valued at cost.4. Interest on borrowings availed from scheduled banks utilized for acquisition of fixed assets is capitalized on pro rata basis up

to the date of putting to use of the related asset.5. Refundable Caution Deposit received from the students has been categorized as Unsecured Loans.6. Contribution to Gratuity Fund includes provision for past liability in accordance with AS 15 of ICAI implemented from the

financial year 2013-14 and in accordance with Gratuity Act. (Rs. in Lakhs)

DetailsPOLICY NUMBERS Total

509002598 509002501 509000438Opening balance as on 01.04.2020 1,719.03 246.93 68.87 2,034.83TRANSACTIONS DONE WITH LIC OF INDIA DURING THE YEAR 2020-21Add: Funds paid 100.00 7.00 5.00 112.00Add: Interest credited 29.40 18.22 4.36 51.99

Sub total 1,848.43 272.15 78.24 2,198.82Less: Gratuity claims paid by LIC 189.67 6.65 17.71 214.03Less: Other charges debited by LIC 2.48 0.53 3.01Fund balance with LIC of India as on 31.03.2021 1,656.28 265.50 60.00 1,981.78

Additional Fund required as per LIC 3,419.61 - - 3,419.61Liability created in the Books as on 31.03.2021 3,419.61 - - 3,419.61

7. Claims not acknowledged as debts : M/s.M.S.Ramayya Constructions (P) Ltd., filed a case for Arbitration in the Hon’ble High Court of Andhra Pradesh. The case

is pending with Hon’ble High Court of Andhra Pradesh. Disputed Service Tax Liability:During the Year the GITAM (Deemed to be University) has opted for SABKA VISWAS SCHEME announced by Govt. of India. Follow-ing are the details.


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(Rs. in Lakhs)

S. No.

Service Tax Demand

Tax Relief 50%/70% Service Tax Paid under the Scheme Remarks

1 74.96 37.48No specific amount paid under the scheme (Rs.37.48 paid as pre deposit as per H.C. Order WP20804/2008)

Issued SVLDRS – 3 – Under process pending withdrawal from Hon’ble H.C

74.96 37.48 37.48

Disputed Property Tax Liability:The Secretary, Panchayat Raj and Rural Development, Bengaluru raised a demand for Rs.64.17 Lakhs towards property tax in respect of GITAM Bengaluru Campus property for the period from 2011-12 till 20-08-2018. The same has been contested in the Hon’ble High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru vide WP No.36001/2018 and WP No.36345-36349/2018 and WP No.36351/2018 and paid 50% of Rs.64.17 lakhs i.e. Rs.32.08 lakhs under protest as per the directions of the Hon’ble High Court of Karnataka during the financial year 2018-19 is shown under Loans and Advances.Income Tax Issues and Scrutiny:The Income Tax Department, CPC BENGALURU, issued a notice of demand for the Financial Year 2017-18 relevant to the Assessment Year 2018-19 with a demand of Rs.264.50 crores without allowing the deductions available for charitable trust and without considering the pendency of scrutiny proceedings which are under process for that year at the relevant time. Pursuant to above, representation for rectification u/s 154 of the Income Tax Act, 1961 submitted to that extent, to protect the interest of Institution. Later the CPC Bengaluru has transferred the case to the Assessing Authority for further processing. While the Institution submitted all the data required in response to the scrutiny notice u/s 143(2) of the Income Tax Act, 1961 before the assessing authority, the proceedings were converted as FACELESS ASSESSMENT to be conducted by the National Faceless Assessment Centre, Delhi pursuant to the department policy and effective law.In spite of all the information submitted by the Institution in response to the questionnaire raised by the National Faceless Assessment Centre, Delhi, that the National Faceless Assessment Centre, Delhi passed an order with Rs.369 Crores as Tax Demand on 30th June, 2021.In lieu of the above, the Institution filed an appeal against the order passed by the National Faceless Assessment Centre, Delhi and also preferred an appeal against the order of CPC Bengaluru.It is now awaiting appeals to be disposed by the Appellate Authority.Dispute on Vizag Land:The State Government authorities attempted to demolish part of the compound wall in the GITAM premises at Visakhapatnam Campus. The same was disputed by GITAM in the Court of Law and Hon’ble High court of Andhra Pradesh stayed further proceedings. The matter is sub judice. at present. Dispute with TSSPDCL:Southern Power Distribution Company of Telangana State Limited (TSSPDCL) issued a “ Notice under Link Service” to pay an amount of Rs 108,11,06,157. The demand was issued on GITAM as M/s VBC Ferro Alloys Limited failed to pay the dues to TSSPDCL. GITAM raised a dispute on that issue before Hon’ble High court of Telangana on which Hon’ble High court stayed further proceedings and matter is sub judice.

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9.1. GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam

2. Year of Establishment 1980

3. Dean Prof. Ch. Vijay Sekhar, Dean, Engineering

Vice Principal Dr. M. Venkateswara Rao

Assistant Principals Prof. Ch Murali MohanProf. G V S Raj KumarProf. V B S Srilatha Indira DuttProf. G V K Sharma

4. Programs Offered

Undergraduate Programs

S No Program Duration (Years)

1. B.Tech. Biotechnology 4

2. B.Tech. Civil Engineering 4

3. B.Tech. Civil Engineering with specialized subjects in AI & ML 4

4. B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering 4

5. B.Tech. Computer Science and Business Systems 4

6. B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering(Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) 4

7. B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Cyber Security) 4

8. B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Data Science) 4

9. B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Internet of Things) 4

10. B.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering 4

11. B.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering with specialized subjects in AI & ML 4

12. B.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering with specialized subjects in IoT 4

13. B.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering with specialized subjects in VLSI 4

14. B.Tech. Electrical and Electronics Engineering 4

15. B.Tech. Electrical and Electronics Engineering with specialized subjects in Robotics and automation 4

16. B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering 4


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17. B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering with specialized subjects in 4 AI & ML

18. B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering with specialized subjects in 4 Electric and Hybrid Vehicles

19. B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering with specialized subjects in Smart manufacturing 4

Postgraduate Programs

S.No Department Program Duration(Years)

1. Biotechnology M.Tech. Biotechnology 2

M.Tech. Food Processing & Technology 2

2. Civil Engineering M.Tech. Structural Engineering 2

3. Computer Science M.Tech. Computer Science & Technology 2and Engineering

M.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering 2

M.Tech. Cyber Forensics & Information Security 2

M.Tech. Data Science 2

4. Electrical and M.Tech. RF & Microwave Engineering 2Electronics &Communication M.Tech. VLSI Design 2Engineering

M.Tech. Electronics Design & Technology 2

M.Tech. Embedded Systems 2

M.Tech. Power Systems & Automation 2

5. Mechanical M.Tech. CAD / CAM 2Engineering

M.Tech. Machine Design 2

M.Tech. Manufacturing Technology and Automation 2

M.Tech. Industrial Engineering & Management 2

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Ph.D. Programs

S No. Program Duration(Years)

1. Biotechnology

2. Civil Engineering

3. Computer Science and Engineering 3 (Full Time)

4. Information Technology

5. Electrical and Electronics Engineering 4 (Part Time)

6. Electronics and Communication Engineering

7. Mechanical Engineering

5. Latest Revision of Curriculum:

S No Name of the Program Year



3. B.Tech. Civil Engineering with specialized subjects in AI & ML 2020

4. B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering 2019

5. B.Tech. Computer Science and Business Systems 2020

6. B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering(Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) 2020

7. B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Cyber Security) 2020

8. B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Data Science) 2020

9. B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Internet of Things) 2020

10. B.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering 2019

11. B.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering with specialized subjects in AI & ML 2020

12. B.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering with specialized subjects in Internet of Things 2020

13. B.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering with specialized subjects in VLSI 2020

14. B.Tech. Electrical and Electronics Engineering 2019

15. B.Tech. Electrical and Electronics Engineering with specialized subjects in Robotics and automation 2020


17. B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering with specialized subjects in AI & ML 2020


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18. B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering with specialized subjects in Electric and Hybrid Vehicles 2020

19. B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering with specialized subjects in Smart manufacturing 2020

6. Number of Faculty

Faculty Professor Associate Asst. TotalProfessor Professor

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

Ph.D. Qualified 29 10 39 24 11 35 48 25 73 101 46 147

without Ph.D. - - - 5 - 5 105 44 149 110 44 154

7. List of Departments and Names of the Heads of the Departments / Chairpersons-BoS:

S No Name of the Department Name of the HoD & Chair Person- BoS

1. Biotechnology Prof. Sk. Khasim Beebi

2. Civil Engineering Prof. K V Ramesh

3. Compurter Science and Engineering Prof. K Thammi Reddy

4. Electrical, Electroncis and Communication Prof. P V Y JayasreeEngineering

5. Mechanical Engineering Prof. M R S Satyanarayana

8. Staff of the Principal / Dean Office :

S. No. Cadre Male Female Total


2. Superintendent - 01 01

3. Senior Assistant - 01 01

4. Personal Secretary to Dean - 01 01

5. Junior Assistants 05 05 10

6. Others-Instrument Engineer 01 - 01

7. Attendants 08 - 08

Total 15 08 23

9. Recruitment of Teaching Staff :


1. Dean 01 - 01

2. Professor 02 - 02

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3. Associate Professor 01 02 03

4. Assistant Professor 05 - 05

5. Contractual Faculty 04 04 08

Total 13 06 19

10. Program-wise Student Strength :

B.Tech. Programs

S.No. Program Intake 1st year 2ndyear 3rd Year 4th Year 6th Year Total

1 Biotechnology 60 49 38 22 36 - 145

2 Civil Engineering 60 13 28 27 52 - 120

3 Civil with specialized 60 8 - - - - 8subjects in AI and ML

4 Computer Science and 1200 1069 1192 1088 1154 - 4503Engineering

5 Computer Science and 60 51 50 - - - 101Business Systems

6 Computer Science and 60 60 - - - - 60Engineering (AI & ML)

7 Computer Science and 60 57 - - - - 57Engg. (Cyber Security)

8 Computer Science and 60 60 - - - - 60Engg. (Data Science)

9 Computer Science and 60 50 - - - - 50Engineering (IoT)

10 Information Technology 60 - - 10 43 - 53

11 Electronics and 540 76 144 226 542 - 988Communication Engg

12 ECE with specialized 120 97 - - - - 97subjects in AI and ML

13 ECE with specialized 60 8 - - - - 8subjects in IoT

14 ECE with specialized 60 7 - - - - 7subjects in VLSI

15 Electrial and Electronics 60 16 9 5 21 - 51Engineering


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16 EEE with specialized 60 4 - - - - 4subjects in Robotics andAutomation

17 ECE Dual Degree 60 - - - - 2 2

18 Mechanical Engineering 240 26 76 92 195 - 389

19 ME with specializedsubjects in AI and ML 60 25 - - - - 25

20 ME with with specialized 60 7 - - - - 7subjects in Electric andHybrid Vehicles

21 ME with specialized 60 5 - - - - 5subjects in SmartManufacturing

Total Strength 3120 1688 1537 1470 2043 2 6740

M.Tech Programme

S. No. Program Intake 1st year 2nd year Total

1 Food Processing Technology 18 9 7 16

2 Computer Science & Technology 18 -- 12 12

3 Computer Science and Engineering 18 7 -- 7

4 Cyber Forensics & Information Security 18 9 2 11

5 Data Science 18 14 5 19

6 CAD / CAM 18 -- 4 4

7 Machine Design 18 9 3 12

9 Manufacturing Technology and Automation 18 12 -- 12

10 VLSI Design 18 13 8 21

11 Power Systems & Automation 18 4 2 6

12 Structural Engineering 18 12 10 22

13 Industrial Engineering & Management 18 - 4 4

Total 89 57 146

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Ph.D.Programs (Research scholars-admitted) :

S. No. Department 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19 2016-17 2015-16

FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT

1 Biotechnology -- -- -- 1 1 -- -- 2 1 --

2 Civil Engg. 4 9 4 4 1 9 -- 6 -- 5

3 CSE 5 69 5 33 1 20 1 21 --- 21

4 ECE 7 29 4 32 5 24 1 34 2 11

5 EEE 3 18 2 15 -- 3 -- -- -- --

6 InformationTechnology -- 1 -- 3 -- 6 -- 2 -- 2

7 Mechanical Engg. 3 16 --- 6 --- 6 1 12 1 1

8 Industrial Engg. --- --- --- --- 1 --- --- --- --- ---

Total 22 142 15 94 9 68 3 77 4 40


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Department of Biotechnology

1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Biotechnology, GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam

2. Year of Establishment: 2002

3. Name of the Head: Prof. Sk. Khasim Beebi

4. Programs on Offer:

B.Tech - Biotechnology

M.Tech - Biotechnology

M.Tech - Food Processing Technology

Ph.D.

5. Faculty in the Department:



Ph.D. Qualified 2 1 3 2 - 2 3 4 7 7 5 12

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 2 - 2 2 - 2

6. No. of Supporting Staff: 07

7. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty :

S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization

1. Dr. Bijay Kumar Sahu Head, NRDC, Visakhapatnam Intellectual Property & InnovationMentor, Researcher & S & T PolicyAdvisor

8. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty : Nil

9. Research Guidance by Faculty : Nil

10. Recharging Programs Organized by the Department : Nil

11. Recharging Programs Attended by Faculty:

Program No. of Programs

National Conferences 3

Faculty Development / Refresher Programs 11

Workshops 2

Short Term Training Programs (STTP) 1

Webinars 1

Online Courses 23

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12. (a) Ongoing Funded Research Projects:

Sl. No. Names of PI Title of the Project Funding Agency Project Duration Grantand Co PIs Amount

From To (Rs.)

1 Dr.Sk.Khasim Development of a facility DST, SEED 2020 2023 31,13,000/-Beebi for fruit vendors belonging

to scheduled castepopulations inVisakhapatnam rural

2 Dr. Nasim Akhtar Studies on micropro- DST, SERB 2019 2022 29,54,059/-pagation of Red Sandal-wood (Pterocarpus 2018santalinus L.) throughinduction of somaticembryogenesis

3 Dr.I.Sarat Babu Development and Extension DST, SEED 2018 2021 51,22,652/-of Technologies to improvelivelihoods of small farmholders at Alamanda,North coastal of AndhraPradesh.

b. Research Projects Completed : Nil

13. Consultancy Projects by Faculty: Nil

14. Research Profile of the Department:

S. No. Description National International Total

i Research Papers Published - 9 9

ii Presentation of Papers in Conferences - - -

iii. Book Published :

Book / Book Name(s) of the Title of the Book Publisher Month & Yearchapter / author(s)Monographs

Machine Golagani P.P., Supervised Learning Breast Springer, January, 2021Intelligence Mahalakshmi T.S., Cancer Data Set Analysis in Singaporeand Soft Beebi S.K. MATLAB Using Novel SVM vol 1280.Computing. ClassifierAdvances inIntelligentSystems andComputing In:Bhattacharyya D.,Thirupathi RaoN. (eds),


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Rajesh K Srivastava Impact of Sustainable Springer May, 2020Energy Resources onHealthy Environment

Rajesh K Srivastava Influence of sustainable Springer May 2020agricultural practices onhealthy food cultivation

Rajesh K Srivastava Treatment of Dairy Springer 2020Byproducts with theConversion of UsefulBio-Products

S.V.Nedungadi, Biohydrogen (Synthesis New India 2020L.Kamlaskar-Kulkarni, from Bioprocesses) Publishing Agency,Srivastava R.K. with Impact of Clean New Delhi

Fuel Development

Rajesh K.Srivastava, Sources and industrial Elsevier 2021P.Sushant,A.S.Sathvik, applications ofViswanatha Chaitanya polysaccharidesKolluru, Mohd ImranAhamad, MathkarA. Alharthi andMohammad Luqman

R.K. Srivastava, Nutraceutical products Elsevier 2021S.V. Nedungadi, based on polysaccharides:M.A. Alharthi, sources, properties andM.I. Ahamad and applicationsM. Luqman

Rajesh K Srivastava Bioelectrochemical System Springer Nature 2021for Wastewater Treatmentfor Energy via SuitableMicrobial Systems

Rajesh K Srivastava Bioenergy Production in Springer nature 2020Bioelectrochemical System

iv. Patent :

S.No. Name of Title Type Patent No.,the Faculty (Indian/International) Agency and Date

1 R Gopinadh Artificial Neural Network system International Patent no : FA/400/for functional MRI Segmentation CHE/2021/F25/0327/with CC-BPA CHE/2021

Dt 10/2/2021

2 Dr. S. Silas Automatic detection system for Indian 202041052559A,focal EEG signals with adaptive 11/12/2020Wavelet

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3 Dr. S. Silas A method of text mining in Australian 2021100441,ranking of web pages using 24/01/2021machine learning

4 Dr. S. Silas A novel internet of things Australian Filedenabled signal qualityAssessment for ECG

15. MoUs / Collaborations : Nil

16. Significant Achievements / Recognition :

S. No. Faculty Achievement

1 Dr. T. Sekhar Recognized as an editorial member for International Journal ofNanobiotechnology

2 R. Gopinadh Received rating as "Excellent" from DST- SERB project completionreport on 15th February 2021.


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Department of Civil Engineering

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Civil Engineering, GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. D. Mukunda Rao


B.Tech - Civil Engineering

B.Tech - Civil Engineering Specialized subjects in AI and ML

M.Tech - Structural Engineering

Ph.D.




Ph.D. Qualified 7 - 7 1 - 1 2 1 3 10 1 11

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 7 2 9 7 2 9

6. No. of Supporting Staff : 07

7. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty during the year : Nil

8. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty :

Name of the Title of Thesis Name of the University Month andFaculty Member Year of Award

Dr. S Kanaka Durga Experimental Investigation IIT, Madras November 2020on Rehabilitation ofReinforced ConcreteExterior Beam-ColumnJoints and Shear Walls

9. Research Guidance by Faculty :

S.No. Name(s) of the Name of the Scholar Title of the Thesis Month andResearch Supervisor(s) Year of

Award

1. Prof. KVGD Balaji Santhosh Kumar Baswa Impact of k4 factor on AwardedCo guide: Dr. P C Kumar Low Rise and dynamically 18.07.2020

Sensitive structures

2. Prof. K. Narendra Mrs. Roopa D Urban flooding and Awardedmanagement of 25.08.2020Vrishabhavathy Catchment-Bengaluru City Using GIS

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10. Recharging Programs Organized by the Department:


Webinars 6

11. Recharging Programs attended by faculty :


International Conferences / Seminars 2


Workshops 1


Webinars 14

12. (a) Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil

(b) Research Projects Completed during the year : Nil

13. Consultancy Projects by faculty :

S.No Name of the Title of the Project Client Project Grant Consultant Duration Amount (Rs.)

1 Sri B. Ramesh Design of Six R.C.C. Residential M/s. Ushodaya 2020-2023 70,800/-Building (S+G+$) in Sahiti Green Ventures,City, Behind APEPDCL office, Bobbili Vizianagaram

2 Sri Ch.Surya Teja Structural Design for G+2 M/s. Jagath 2020-2023 47,200/-Commercial Building located at Infra & Interiors,survey no. 78-2D, Door No.11/483, Visakhapatnam.Nagavarappadu, Gudivada,Krishna Dist.

3 Sri Ch.Surya Teja Structural Designs and Drawings M/s. Sri Shivasais 2020-2023 33,630/-for the Constrution of proposed Plastics, Vatluruoffice building (G+V) located at West Godavari,survey no. 184 part, Shed no.2, Andhra PradeshIndustrial Estate, Vatluru WestGodavari,

4 Prof.KVGD Balaji Structural stability / Structural M/s.RSV Const- 2020-2023 23,600/-Designs of the proosed RCC ructions,apartment building (S+G+4) at VisakhaptnamVivekanda Nagar Yendada,Visakhaptnam.

5 Sri Ch.Surya Teja Structural Designs aof G+IV M/s. Vishwanadh 2020-2023 38,940/-Residential Building located at Avenues (India)RS/TS, No.53/3, 54/1, 3&4, Pvt Ltd, Visakha-55/1&2, Plot No. 96 Layout / patnam.Sub Division No.28/82, P MPalem Locality Zone -1,Visakhaptnam.


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6 Prof.KVGD Balaji RCC Residential Building (S+G+4) M/s. Sri Abhi 2021-2024 35400/-at S. No.100/7 in Block 3, Constructions,Bobbili, Vizianagarm. Visakhapatnam.

7 Dr. D Mukund Design of Junction Development at The Executive 2021-2022 20060/-60' x 80' junction, Rushikonda, Engineer VI,Visakhapatnam. VMRDA,

Visakhapatnam.




ii Presentation of Papers in Conferences - 02 02

iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published : Nil

iv. Patents Filed : Nil



• Ms. T Raj Priyanka, Asst. Professor awarded with GITAM Best NSS Program Officer Unit-1 on RepublicDay 26 January 2021.

• Ms. T. Sruthi, Final year student has been promoted from NCC cadet to senior unider officer (SUO) January,2021.

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Department of Computer Science & Engineering

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Computer Science & Engineering, GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. R. Sireesha


B. Tech. Computer Science and Engineering

B. Tech. Computer Science and Business Systems

B. Tech. CSE (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning)

B. Tech. CSE (Cyber Security)

B. Tech. CSE (Data Science)

B. Tech. CSE (Ineternet of Things)

B. Tech. Information Technology

M. Tech. Cyber Forensics and Information Security

M. Tech. Computer Science and Engineering

M. Tech. Data Science

Ph. D. Computer Science and Engineering

Ph.D. Information Technology




Ph.D. Qualified 10 6 16 11 4 15 12 9 21 33 19 52

without Ph.D. - - - 4 - 04 31 36 67 35 36 71


7. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty : Nil


S.No. Name of the Faculty Title of Thesis Name of the Month and YearMember University of Award

1. Dr. S.V.G.Reddy A Heuristic Model Based JNTU, Kakinada December, 2020Approach and AdaptiveWeights for The Trainingof Deep Neural Networks


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2. Dr. M.Bhavani Automatic Source Code JNTU, Kakinada December, 2020Plagiarism DetectionApproach using Meta-Heuristic Algorithms



Award

1. Prof. G. Appa Rao Mr. K. Ashesh A Framework for Mining 08-06-2020Outliers in Large Localand Distributed Databases

2. Prof. R. Bhramaramba Mr. T. Praveen Cancer Classification Using 09-06-2020Nature Inspired Meta HeuristicOptimization Algorithm

3. Prof. M. Venkateswara Rao Ms. J. Ramadevi Design of an Efficient Enhanced 10-06-2020Subspace Clustering Model forHigh Dimensional Data

4. Prof. G.V.S. Raj Kumar Mr. M. Jogendra Kumar Hybrid Approach for Image 09-06-2020Segmentation Based on FuzzyEntropy Maximiztion and WhaleOptimization

5. Dr. T. Srinivasa Rao Mr. P. Naga Srinivasu An Investigative Analysis of 15-06-2020Automated SegmentationApproaches for VolumetricEstimation of damaged Regionsin Astrocytoma cases identifiedfrom the 2D Brain MR Image

6. Dr. P. Sanyasi Naidu Mr. S. Kranthi Kumar An Improved Dynamic 03-07-2020Polynomial Integrity BasedQCP-ABE Framework on LargeCloud Data Security

7. Prof.P.V. Nageswara Rao Mr. D. Srinivasa Rao Optimized Clustering Technique 03-07-2020to Achieve Scalable DataTransmission in AdaptableNetworks

8. Prof.M.Venkateswara Rao Mr. Ch. Babi Mining of Frequent Itemsets 01-08-2020and Optimization from Big DataSets using Hybrid Apriori andGenetic Algorithm

9. Dr. P. Sanyasi Naidu Ms. Kharat Reena A mechanism for Secured Vote 18-08-2020Shankar Casting in Online Voting System

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10. Dr. P. Sanyasi Naidu Mr. G. Jagadish An Efficient Approach for Hiding 07-09-2020Data Based on TLNUS and KBPSTechniques under Image DataSets

11. Prof. Y. Srinivas Mr. Ch. Subash Content based Retrievals 27-10-2020Chandra based on Feature Extraction

Methodologies togetherwith Beta Mixture Models

12. Prof. Y. Srinivas Mr. T. Pavan Kumar Effective Approaches for 29-10-2020Background Subtraction usingModel based Methods

13. Prof. Y. Srinivas Mr.B.Mouleswara Rao Disease Identification System 01-12-2020based on High Utility ItemSet Mining Together withStatistical Modeling

14. Dr. T. Srinivasa Rao Mr. M.V. Balaji Some Innovative 19-02-2021Dr. G. Srinivas (Co-guide) Chandrasekhar Methodologies Applied to

Unbar Android MobilePhone Without DataLoss for Forensic Examination

10. Recharging Programs Organized by the Department :



Workshops 3

Guest Lectures 2

Webinars 3

11. Recharging Programs Attended by Faculty :





Workshops 69

Guest Lectures 7


Webinars 130

Coursera certifications 501


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(b) Research Projects Completed during the year : Nil

13. Consultancy Projects by Faculty : Nil

14. Research Profile of the Department :




iii. Books / Book Chapters Published :

Book / Book Name(s) of the Title of the Book Publisher Month & Yearchapter / author(s) / ChapterMonographs

Book Chapter Prof. R. Bhramaramba A Book Chapter on Traffic Flow Springer December 2020Prediction using Regression andDeep Learning Approach,S Smys et al.(eds.) New Trendsin computational Vision andBio-inspired computing,https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-41862-5_63,Springer NatureSwitzerland AG 2020,pp. 641-648

iv. Patents:

S. No. Name of Title of the Invention Type Patent No.andthe Faculty (Indian/ Agency & Date

International)

1. Dr. Damodara A Novel Edgecloud Enabled Data Indian 1334402Rama Krishna Deviance Detection In IoT

Systems

2. Dr. Gurrala A Generic Framework For Indian 1842386Venkateswara Rao Enhanced Selfadaptive Software

Architecture 3. Dr.K. Thammi A Framework for Secure Indian 1205381

Reddy Media Streaming using InterPlanatary File System

4. Dr.K. Srinivasa Rao IPTD Waste Recyclable Material Indian 4118370Management System IntelligentProcess and Technologymanagement system for powergeneration, transmission,distribution equipment relatedwaste recyclable material

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converted into valuableadded products

5. Dr. Damodara Reversible Data Hiding Image Indian 1334365Rama Krishna Enhancement System With

2d Histogram

6. Dr.K.Thammi Reddy Authenticated secure radio Indian 1205362communication using strongphysically unclonable functions

7. Dr.Parasana A novel edgecloud enabled data Indian 1322358Sankara Rao deviance detection in iot systems

8. Dr. Srinivas Prasad Ai based method and apparatus Indian 120040321for stamping driving assistancebased signs

9. Dr.P.Nagasrinivasu Machine Learning Based Smart European 500738318Workout Mirror and Method

10. Dr. P Nagasrinivasu IoT based medical container. Indian

11. Dr. P Nagasrinivasu IoT based medical container Indian 500738316management system

12. Dr. P Nagasrinivasu Low Cost public transport Indiandisinfection and Sterilizationsystem.

13. Dr. P Nagasrinivasu System and Method for secured Indian 500738314compression of medical images.

14. Dr. Mandapati Novel And Enhanced Methods Indian 1841303Venkateswara Rao For Efficient Subspace Clustering

of High Dimensional Data

15. Dr. Srinivas Prasad Machine learning based method Indian 120040295for Classifying BiologicalSequences

16. Ms.Mancha Venkata Secure remote health monitoring Indian 1316288Ramana framework using internet of

things with edge computing

17. Dr. Srinivas Prasad Method for processing of digital Indianimages

18. Dr.Lade S Fruit quality detection kit Indian 120039284Chakravarthi monitoring fruit quality using

red light induced luminescencethrough iot -2020

19. Dr.Lade S Development of robot for Indian 120039283Chakravarthi pipeline inspection-2020


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20. Mr. Amiripalli Motivational recommendation Indian 1366282Shanmuk Srinivas system and method 2020

21. Mr. Mukkamala SNV Motivational recommendation Indian 1365276Jitendra system and method-2020

22. Mr. Vakkalanka Nabiz olcen ve renk European 120038255Sairam degistirebilen bir bilek

bandi-2020

23. Dr. Srinivas Prasad Machine Learning Based Hand International in 2021100049Sanitizer Making and Dispensing Austrialian GovtMachine


i. The Dept. of CSE is offering B.Tech. (CSBS) program in collaboration with TCS India Pvt. ltd.

ii. The Dept. has collaboration with School of Innovation of India from Facebook (SV.co) to offer an Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality (AR/VR).


Faculty Achievements :

S. No Name of the Faculty Details of the Achievement Date

1 Dr.K. Thammi Reddy uLektz Wall of Fame Top 50 Distinguished 30-07-2020HODs (CSE/IT Department)

2 Dr. Srinivas Prasad Dr A.P.J Abdul Kalam Excellence Award 2020, 15-10-2020Kaect Odisha

3 Dr.LSrinivasa Reviewer Member of International Journal of August 2020Chakravarthy Information Security and Privacy (IJISP)

4 Dr.L Srinivasa Reviewer Member of Human-centric Computing October 2020Chakravarthy and Information Sciences, Springer Series.

5 Dr.LSrinivasa Reviewer Member of Journal of Engineering July to Sept.Chakravarthy Science and Technology (JESTEC) 2020

6 Dr.Mandava Kranthi Top Creator of the week by edupresso July, 2020Kiran (Educative) for the article What are mutable

and immutable objects in Python3?

7 Dr. P Naga Srinivasu obtained patent granted for the innovation 23 Dec 2020entitled iot and machine learning-based powerdistribution management system-australian gov.

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Student Achievements

S. No Name of the Student Recognition Date

1 Akhil Chandra Gorakala Research paper titled “Hash Functions and its Vol 7, July 2020Security for Snags’’ Published in InternationalResearch Journal of Engineering andTechnology.

2 Eati Chaitanya Prasad Active Participation in E-club's Bootcamp series. September, 2020Myths busted: Data Science vs Machinelearning

3 A. Harshad web-developer at EDUHAX July 2020 -September 2020

4 Biswajit Sarangi Promoted to Microsoft Beta Student Partner October, 2020

5 Viswalahiri Swamy Selected for a Digital Internship offer May 2020Hejeebu

6 Rangudu Saisumanth Selected as an Cyber Security internship offer May 2020

7 snehit vaddi Placed first in Machine learning competition, July 2020company Indian servers


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Department of Electrical, Electronics and Communication Engineering

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Electrical, Electronics and Communication Engineering, GITAM Instiute of Technology, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. J.B. Seventline


B.Tech. Electronics and Communication and Engineering

B.Tech. ECE with specialized subjects in AI and ML

B.Tech. ECE with specialized subjects in IoT

B.Tech. ECE with specialized subjects in VLSI

B.Tech. Electrical and Electronics Engineering

B.Tech. EEE with specialized subjects in Robotics and Automation

M.Tech. VLSI

M.Tech. Electronics Design & Technology

(Collaboration with CDAC- Hyderabad)

M.Tech. Power Systems and Automation




Ph.D. Qualified 5 3 8 6 7 13 18 7 25 29 17 46

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 52 6 58 52 6 58




S.No Name of the Faculty Title of Thesis Name of the Month and YearMember University of Award

1. Dr. Ch. Rajasekhar Optimization of GDOP for position JNTU, Kakinada July, 2020improved accuracy of positionestimation over Indian subcontinentusing GPS & IRNSS combinedConsiderations

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2. Dr. M. Ramesh Investigations on Performance Andhra University July, 2020Characteristics of Textile Antennasusing Electromagnetic Band GapStructures(EBG) and DefectedGround Structure (DGS) forWearable Applications

3. Dr.MS Pradeep Kumar Design and Optimization of Andhra University October, 2020Patnaik MPC System For an

Ultracentrifuge system.

4. Dr V Srinivasa Rao Characterization of microstrip JNTU, Kakinada October, 2020Antennas using left-handedmaterials realized byComplementary split-ringRESONATORS

5. Dr P Raju Diagnosis, Inspection And JNTU, Kakinada February, 2021Detection Of Kidney DiseasesUsing Digital Imaging System

6. Dr K Karuna Kumari Pattern Optimization of Andhra University February, 2021Microstrip patch antenna arrayusing Improved Local SearchParticle swarm Optimization



Award

1. Prof. C. Dharma Raj Mr. Vijaya Saradhi Development of Composite June, 2020Polymer Materials for theImprovement of ShieldingProperties due to IonizedRadiations

2. Prof. D Eligabeth Rani Mr P Sudhakar Adaptive Residual Gaussian June, 2020Weighted Unscented ParticleFilter for Tracking

3. Prof Ch Sumanth Kumar Mr Ch Ramesh Babu A Novel Architecture for the June, 2020Realization of Internet ofThings-Enabled ECG SignalQuality Assessment UsingHilbert Vibration Decomposition


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4. Dr. I Srinivasa Rao Mr K Shasidhar Design of High Speed-Low August, 2020Power 9-Bit DAC andComparator for SAR-ADCApplications

5. Prof P V Y Jayasree Mr Ch V Ravi Shankar Design and development of August, 2020conformal antennas for missile,satellite and Wi-maxapplications

6. Prof V Malleswara Rao Mr Bhavanio Shankar A Novel Hybrid PAPR Reduction August, 2020Naidu Technique of SC-FDMA for

LTE Uplink Communications

7. Dr G Karunakar Mr D Nataraj Performance Evaluation of August, 2020Different Compact PrintedMicrostrip Patch Antennawith Defected GroundStructure for WirelessApplication

8. Dr I Srinivasa Rao Mr Chaitanya (FT) Design of High Precision August, 2020Bandgap Voltage ReferenceCircuit with TemperatureCoefficient < 1 ppm/0C forData Converters

9. Prof P V Y Jayasree Mr K Niranjan Reddy Design and Analysis of a August, 2020Novel Strained TunnelField Effect Transistorbased SRAM CELL

10. Dr U Salma Mr V L Suresh Kumar Design and Analysis of September,Multi Level Inverter for 2020Grid Connected WindEnergy System

11. Prof C Dharmaraj Mr G Ramu Analyzing The Effect Of September,/ Dr U Salma Load Uncertainties And 2020

Optimization On Boost AndBuck-Boost Fed BrushedAnd Brushless Dc Drive

12. Prof D Elizabeth Rani Ms Aditya Valli (FT) NLFM RADAR Pulse October, 2020Compression UsingPiecewise Model

13. Prof J B Seventline Mr I Sarath Chandra Field Programmable November,Gate Array Implementation 2020of Low Power And HighSpeed Cordic

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14. Prof. VBS Srilatha Mr. MD Khaja A Novel Mobility December,Indira Dutt Muinuddin Error Prediction Model With 2020

Dynamic Multi-Hop Routing &Clustering Algorithm ForOutperforming or The SystemParameters in WirelessSensor Networks

15. Prof V MAlleswara Rao Mr. K V Ganesh Design of Area efficient 32 January, 2021bit Arithmetic and Logic unit(ALU) using IPASTA for DSPProcessors

16. Dr T Venkata Ramana Mr. P Saleem Akram A Novel Approach On February,Microstrip Patch Antenna 2021By Using PSEBG GroundStructure For WirelessApplications

17. Prof V B S Srilatha Mr. P Sirish Kumar A Novel Kinematic Positioning February,Indiradutt Algorithm For Improved 2021

Accuracy Of GNSS/GPSApplications Over LowLatitude Indian Subcontinent



Webinars 2




Workshops 36

Webinars 131

12. (a). Ongoing Funded Research Projects :

Sl.No. Names of PI Title of the Project Funding Agency Project Duration Grantand Co PIs Amount

From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. A.Srinivas Implementation of DRDO (Aeronautics November, October 9,25,000/-Embedded Optic flow R&D Board) 2018 2020sensor for UnmannedAutonomous VehicleApplications

2. Dr.B Rajesh Design and development DST-SERB (Early June, May 44,12,910/-Kumar of a microcantilever Career Research 2017 2020

structured sensor for Award Scheme)determining the volatileorganic compounds


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(b). Research Projects Completed :


From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.S. Neeraja Development of Band DST-SERB March February 24,04,600/-width based Handoff 2017 2020Algorithm for 4G/5GWireless Networks

13. Consultancy Projects by Faculty:


1. Dr A Ch Sudhir Modelling of GPS channel DRDO (RCI) 3 Months 1,00,000/-characteristics in MATLAB Hyderabad

2 Dr A Ch Sudhir IP Core development for DRDO (RCI) 1 year 10,00,000/-muticommunication Protocol Hyderabadrecivers for SDR applications



i Research Papers Published -- 61 61

ii Presentation of Papers in Conferences -- -- --

iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published :

Book / Book Name(s) of the Title of the Book Publisher Month &chapter / author(s) / Chapter YearMonographs

Book Dr. Dharma Raj Satellite Communication TechSar, Wiley, 2020Cheruku Dreamtech Press

Book chapter Dr. Burra Rajesh Trends in Mechanical and Springer, Singapore 2020Kumar Biomedical Design

Book chapter Kondamudi Sri Constraint Based Design of Springer, Singapore 2020Chandan Multistage Core Type

Multipole FieldElectromagnetic LaunchingSystem (CMFELS) and ItsPossible Use in the CatapultSystem

Book chapter Dr. Thotakura Innovation in Electrical Springer 2020Sandhya Power Engineering,

Communication, andComputing Technology

Book chapter Dr. Chintalapudi Emerging Trends in Book Publisher 2020Raghavendra Engineering Research InternationalPhani Kumar and Technology Vol. 5

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Book chapter Bali Sravan Kumar Innovative Product Design Springer Nature 2020and Intelligent Singapore Pte Ltd.Manufacturing Systems

iv. Patents:


International)

1 Dr. Venkata Cloud attenuation system and Indian 2020041006391 ARamana Teppala method to provide cloud October, 2020

attenuation statistics andatmospheric absorptioncoefficient

2 Dr. Sajja Neeraja material and method of Indian 202041006242 Acoating conductive oxides for October, 2020solid oxide cells application

3 Dr. Burra Rajesh csetp device control the speed, Indian 202041002892 AKumar, Dr.Srinivasa efficiency, torque, and power October, 2020Rao Sura of the electric motor

4 Sri T.Durga Prasad indoor air quality monitoring Indian 202041033147Adevice using internet of October, 2020things

5 Dr.Veera design and development of Indian 202041034126 AMalleswara Rao, planar micro strip antenna October, 2020Dr.Godi Karunakar for wireless sensor network

communication

6 Sri T.Durga Prasad, high level secured confidential Indian 202041039303 ADr.Veera Malleswara data transmission system with October, 2020Rao crypto stegano approach

7 Dr. Alluri Sreenivas A Device and Method for Key Indian 202041030637Ageneration using Lorentz Chaotic October, 2020System with Field ProgrammableGate Array (FPGA) for PresentSecurity Algorithm

8 Sri Gajja Prasad Dynamic Policy Based Behavioural Indian 202041033805 AIot Security Enforcement System October, 2020Using Computer Environment

9 Sri Gajja Prasad hybrid response and traffic control Indian 202041034060 Aalgorithm (hrtc) based October, 2020congestiondetection and controltechnique in denser iot networks

10 Dr. Pappu Venkata A Device and Method for Key Indian 202041030637AYasoda Jayasree generation using Lorentz Chaotic October, 2020

System with Field ProgrammableGate Array (FPGA) for PRESENTSecurity Algorithm


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11 Dr.Amanapu. image super resolution denoising Indian 202041042902 October,Ch Sudhir, system with deep convolutional 2020Sri Nandam generative adversarial networksVenkata SatyaVaraha Vijay Kumar

12 Sri Raju Paladugu, image compression in automatic Indian 202041043966 ADr. Amanapu. contrast enhancement system with October, 2020Ch Sudhir curve fittings

13 Sri Raju Paladugu, image super resolution denoising Indian 202041042902 ASri Mohammed system with deep convolutionalg- October, 2020Khwaja Muinuddin enerative adversarial networksChisti

15. MoUs / Collaborations: Nil

16. Significant Achievements / Recognition (if any) :

i) Sri L Sandeep Kumar got recognition for Reviewing the contents and providing quality inputs for theimprovement of title Data Structures Using C by Reema Thareja, Oxford University Press.

ii) Sri Md. KM Chisti elected as “Secretery, IEEE Vizag Bay Section” January to December 2020.

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Department of Mechanical Engineering

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Mechanical Engineering, GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. V. Srinivas

4. Programs on offer:

B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering

B.Tech. Mechanical with specialized subjects in AI & ML

B.Tech. Mechanical with specialized subjects in Electric and Hybrid Vehicles

B.Tech. Mechanical with specialized subjects in Smart manufacturing

M.Tech. Machine Design

M.Tech. Manufacturing Technology and Automation

M.Tech. CAD / CAM

M.Tech. Industrial Engineering & Management

Ph.D.




Ph.D. Qualified 06 -- 06 03 01 04 15 04 19 24 05 29

without Ph.D. -- -- -- 02 -- 02 14 03 17 16 3 19




S.No. Name of the Title of Thesis Name of the Month and YearFaculty Member University of Award

1. Dr. Bh. L. P. Raju Theoretical Studies On Non- JNTU, Kakinada July, 2020Newtonian Liquids In Internal AndExternal Flows To Predict FrictionAnd Heat Transfer Coefficients

2. Dr.Ch.Kodanda Performance Improvement of JNTU, Kakinada August, 2020Rama Rao IC Engine Lubricating oil and

Gear oil using Multiwall CarbonNanotubes


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3. Dr. A Sunny Kumar Investigation on Mechanical and Andhra University February, 2021fatigue properties of pulsed currentmicro plasma arc welded titanum(Ti-6Al-4V) alloy



Award

1. Dr. D. Siva Prasad Ms.P.Radha Tulasi Evaluation of Damping June, 2020behaviour in WC-Co coatedaluminium metal matrixcomposites reinforced withRice Husk Ash

2. Prof.YVVSN Murthy Ms. Nair Jayashri Experimental Investigations July, 2020Narayanan on Effect of Injection

Parameters on Performance,Emissions and Vibrations ofa Single Cylinder DI-DieselEngine Fueled with AlgaeOil Blends

3. Dr. B. Srinivasa Prasad Ms. Kolluri Aruna Prabha Design And Implementation October,of In-Process Monitoring 2020System For TurningOperations: A Multi-SensorFusion Approach

4. Prof. V. Srinivas Mr. A. Jayaraj Mechanical, Tribological and February,Thermal Properties of 2021Aluminium – Multi WalledCarbon Nanotube MetalMatrix Composites

5. Prof. H. Ravishankar Naga Eswara Naveen Performance Evaluation of January,Pasala Plastic Gears composed of 2021

Carbon nano TubesReinforced POM/ PTFE Blends

6. Dr. Arun Vikram A.M. Venkata Praveen Performance evaluation of March,Eco-friendly metal cutting 2021while machining AISI 304Stainless steel in lathe andTurn mill operations.

10. Recharging programs Organized by the Department :


Webinars 11

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Workshops 3


Webinars 19



From To (Rs.)

1. Prof. M.R.S. An initiative of the UK Royal academy of January March 44,78,000/-Satyanarayana government to facilitation engineering. 2019 2021

SMEs to achieve greater Collaborationsustainability through circular with Astomeconomy approach. Univ. and Jadavpur

University

2 Prof. V.Srinivas Sustainable technological Newton - Bhabha April December 44,02,800/-solutions for energy Fund, UK 2018 2020efficiency in jaggery industry.Collaboration with BITs Pilani,Hyderabad, IIT Madras, andHeriot Watt University, UK

3 Dr. Ch. Shoba Dynamic Mechanical SERB-DST March March 43,26,000/-Characteristics & Acoustic 2018 2021Performance of CompositesContaining Electroless Ni-PPlated Nano CeramicReinforcement: AnExperimental Approach



Name of the Title of the Project Client Project Duration GrantConsultant Amount

From To (Rs.)

Contract for Acquisition Structural Analysis of DRDO, NSTL 12-10-2020 30-04-2021 7,08,000/-of Research Services Acoustic Transducer Array(CARS)


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iii. Books / Book Chapters Published : Nil

iv. Patents:


International)

1 Prafulla Kumar Patent got published on -An Indian 201941019968Swain optimal Design Orinithopter: 27/11/2020Dr.D.Siva PrasadDr.B.S.N.Murthy

15. MoUs / Collaborations:

i. MoU with Adani Electricity Mumbai Limited, ADTPS, Tal : Dahanu, Dist : Palghar

ii. MoU with M/S Comsat Systems Pvt. Ltd, Hyderabad.

iii. MoU with Central Institute of Plastics Engineering & Technology, Vijayawada.


• Dr.B. Srinivasa Prasad, Associate Professor awarded with Best Researcher Award 2020 by GITAM(Deemed to be University) on 7th November 2020.

• Yaswanth Vemulapalli, final year student was awarded with Young Entrepreneur of the Year, by IndianAchievers Forum, Recognised by the Government of India.

• Yukta Sharma, final year student won second place in spring fest held at IIT Kharagpur.

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EXAMINATION RESULTS1. B.Tech. Programs:

S.No. Name of the Branch No. of No. of No. of % of Admitted Seme-Students Students Students Pass Batch ster

Registered Appeared Passed

1. Biotechnology 49 49 40 81.63 2020-2021 I

2. Civil Engineering 13 13 11 84.62 2020-2021 I

3. Civil Engineering (AI & ML) 8 8 6 75.00 2020-2021 I

4. Computer Science and BusinessSystems 51 51 48 94.12 2020-2021 I

5. Computer Science and Engg. 1073 1073 950 88.54 2020-2021 I

6. Computer Science and Engg.(AI & ML) 60 60 55 91.67 2020-2021 I

7. Computer Science and Engg.(Cyber Security) 57 57 53 92.98 2020-2021 I

8. Computer Science and Engg.(Data Science) 60 60 58 96.67 2020-2021 I

9. Computer Science and Engg.(Internet of Things ) 50 50 47 94.00 2020-2021 I

10. Electrical and Electronics Engg. 16 16 13 81.25 2020-2021 I

11. Electrical and Electronics Engg.(Robotics & Automation ) 4 4 3 75.00 2020-2021 I

12. Electronics and CommunicationEngg. (Internet of Things) 8 8 7 87.50 2020-2021 I

13. Electronics and CommunicationEngineering ( AI & M L) 97 97 88 90.72 2020-2021 I

14. Electronics and CommunicationEngineering ( VLSI Design ) 7 7 7 100.00 2020-2021 I

15. Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 76 76 73 96.05 2020-2021 I

16. Mechanical Engineering 26 26 16 61.54 2020-2021 I

17. Mechanical Engg. (AI & ML ) 25 25 22 88.00 2020-2021 I

18. Mechanical Engineering(Electric & Hybrid Vehicles) 7 7 6 85.71 2020-2021 I

19. Mechanical Engineering(Smart Manufacturing) 5 5 5 100.00 2020-2021 I

20. Biotechnology 47 47 42 89.36 2020-2021 II


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21. Civil Engineering 12 12 10 83.33 2020-2021 II

22. Civil Engineering (AI & ML ) 7 7 6 85.71 2020-2021 II

23. Computer Science andBusiness Systems 50 50 46 92.00 2020-2021 II

24. Computer Science and Engg. 1019 1019 948 93.03 2020-2021 II

25. Computer Science and Engg.(AI & ML) 57 57 56 98.25 2020-2021 II

26. Computer Science and Engg.(Cyber Security)) 54 54 51 94.44 2020-2021 II

27. Computer Science and Engg.(Data Science) 58 58 56 96.55 2020-2021 II

28. Computer Science and Engg.( Internet of Things) 47 47 47 100.00 2020-2021 II

29. Electrical and Electronics Engg. 15 15 9 60.00 2020-2021 II

30. Electrical and Electronics Engg.(Robotics & Automation) 3 3 3 100.00 2020-2021 II

31. Electronics and CommunicationEngineering (Internet of Things) 8 8 7 87.50 2020-2021 II

32. Electronics and CommunicationEngg. ( AI & M L) 92 92 81 88.04 2020-2021 II

33. Electronics and CommunicationEngg. ( VLSI Design ) 7 7 7 100.00 2020-2021 II

34. Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 73 73 66 90.41 2020-2021 II

35. Mechanical Engineering 22 22 19 86.36 2020-2021 II

36. Mechanical Engg. (AI & ML ) 22 22 22 100.00 2020-2021 II

37. Mechanical Engineering(Electric & Hybrid Vehicles ) 6 6 6 100.00 2020-2021 II

38. Mechanical Engineering(Smart Manufacturing) 4 4 4 100.00 2020-2021 II

39. Biotechnology 40 40 34 85.00 2019-2020 III

40. Civil Engineering 28 28 27 96.43 2019-2020 III

41. Computer Science andBusiness Systems 50 50 49 98.00 2019-2020 III

42. Computer Science and Engg. 1191 1191 1152 96.73 2019-2020 III

43. Electrical and Electronics Engg. 9 9 7 77.78 2019-2020 III

44. Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 144 144 134 93.06 2019-2020 III

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45. Mechanical Engineering 76 76 73 96.05 2019-2020 III

46. Biotechnology 39 39 30 76.92 2019-2020 IV

47. Civil Engineering 27 27 26 96.30 2019-2020 IV

48. Computer Science andBusiness Systems 50 50 48 96.00 2019-2020 IV

49. Computer Science and Engg. 1189 1189 1138 95.71 2019-2020 IV

50. Electrical and Electronics Engg. 9 9 9 100.00 2019-2020 IV

51. Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 144 144 141 97.92 2019-2020 IV

52. Mechanical Engineering 76 76 72 94.74 2019-2020 IV

53. Biotechnology 22 22 22 100.00 2018-2019 V

54. Civil Engineering 27 27 22 81.48 2018-2019 V

55. Computer Science and Engg. 1087 1087 1047 96.32 2018-2019 V

56. Electrical and Electronics Engg. 5 5 5 100.00 2018-2019 V

57. Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 226 226 220 97.35 2018-2019 V

58. Information Technology 10 10 10 100.00 2018-2019 V

59. Mechanical Engineering 92 92 88 95.65 2018-2019 V

60. Biotechnology 22 22 22 100.00 2018-2019 VI

61. Civil Engg. 26 26 25 96.15 2018-2019 VI

62. Computer Science and Engg. 1086 1086 1030 94.84 2018-2019 VI

63. Electrical and Electronics Engg. 5 5 5 100.00 2018-2019 VI

64. Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 226 226 226 100.00 2018-2019 VI

65. Information Technology 10 10 9 90.00 2018-2019 VI

66. Mechanical Engineering 92 92 87 94.57 2018-2019 VI

67. Biotechnology 36 36 34 94.44 2017-2018 VII

68. Civil Engineering 52 52 48 92.31 2017-2018 VII

69. Computer Science and Engg. 1153 1153 1136 98.53 2017-2018 VII

70. Electrical and Electronics Engg. 21 21 21 100.00 2017-2018 VII

71. Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 540 540 535 99.07 2017-2018 VII

72. Information Technology 43 43 39 90.70 2017-2018 VII

73. Mechanical Engineering 195 195 192 98.46 2017-2018 VII


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74. Biotechnology 36 36 36 100.00 2017-2018 VIII

75. Civil Engg. 51 51 51 100.00 2017-2018 VIII

76. Computer Science and Engg. 1153 1153 1142 99.05 2017-2018 VIII

77. Electrical and Electronics Engg. 21 21 21 100.00 2017-2018 VIII

78. Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 539 539 536 99.44 2017-2018 VIII

79. Information Technology 42 42 41 97.62 2017-2018 VIII

80. Mechanical Engineering 195 195 193 98.97 2017-2018 VIII

2. M.Tech. Programs:



1 Computer Science and Engg. 7 7 5 71.43 2020-2021 I

2 Cyber Forensics andInformation Security 11 11 8 72.73 2020-2021 I

3 Data Science 15 15 12 80.00 2020-2021 I

4 Food Processing Technology 9 9 6 66.67 2020-2021 I

5 Machine Design 9 9 7 77.78 2020-2021 I

6 Manufacturing Technologyand Automation 12 12 11 91.67 2020-2021 I

7 Power Systems & Automation 3 3 1 33.33 2020-2021 I

8 Structural Engineering 12 12 11 91.67 2020-2021 I

9 VLSI Design 13 13 12 92.31 2020-2021 I

10 Computer Science and Engg. 7 7 7 100.00 2020-2021 II

11 Cyber Forensics andInformation Security 8 8 7 87.50 2020-2021 II

12 Data Science 13 13 12 92.31 2020-2021 II

13 Food Processing Technology 7 7 5 71.43 2020-2021 II

14 Machine Design 7 7 7 100.00 2020-2021 II

15 Manufacturing Technologyand Automation 11 11 10 90.92 2020-2021 II

16 Power Systems & Automation 3 3 3 100.00 2020-2021 II

17 Structural Engineering 11 11 11 100.00 2020-2021 II

18 VLSI Design 12 12 9 75.00 2020-2021 II

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19 CAD/CAM 4 4 4 100.00 2019-2020 III

20 Computer Science & Technology 11 11 11 100.00 2019-2020 III

21 Cyber Forensics andInformation Security 2 2 2 100.00 2019-2020 III

22 Data Science 5 5 5 100.00 2019-2020 III

23 Food Processing Technology 7 7 7 100.00 2019-2020 III

24 Industrial Engineering andManagement 4 4 4 100.00 2019-2020 III

25 Machine Design 3 3 3 100.00 2019-2020 III

26 Power Systems & Automation 2 2 2 100.00 2019-2020 III

27 Structural Engineering 10 10 10 100.00 2019-2020 III

28 VLSI Design 7 7 7 100.00 2019-2020 III

29 CAD/CAM 4 4 4 100.00 2019-2020 IV

30 Computer Science & Technology 11 11 11 100.00 2019-2020 IV

31 Cyber Forensics andInformation Security 2 2 2 100.00 2019-2020 IV

32 Data Science 5 5 5 100.00 2019-2020 IV

33 Food Processing Technology 7 7 7 100.00 2019-2020 IV

34 Industrial Engineering &Management 4 4 4 100.00 2019-2020 IV

35 Machine Design 2 2 2 100.00 2019-2020 IV

36 Power Systems and Automation 2 2 2 100.00 2019-2020 IV

37 Structural Engineering 10 10 10 100.00 2019-2020 IV

38 VLSI Design 7 7 7 100.00 2019-2020 IV


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9.2 GITAM Institute of Management, Visakhapatnam

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM Institute of Management, Visakhapatnam


3. Dean Prof. Y. Gouthama Rao

4. Director Prof. V. Byra Reddy Jayarama Reddy

5. Programs Offered

Name of the Program Duration (Years)

UG Programs

1. BBA 3

2. BBA - Management Accounting 3

3. BBA - Business Analytics 3

4. BBA - Fintech 3

5. BBA - Logistics 3

6. BBA - Financial Markets 3

7. B.Com. (Hons) 3

8. B.Com - Accounting, Auditing & Taxation 3

PG Programs

1. MBA 2

2. MBA - HRM 2

3. MBA - Fintech 2

4. MBA - Business Analytics 2

5. MBA - International Business 2

6. MBA - Banking and Financial Services 2

7. MBA - Logistics & Supply Chain Management 2

Research Program (M.Phil. /Ph.D.)

1. M.Phil. 1 (FT) 2 (PT)

2. Ph.D. 3 (FT) 4 (PT)

Certificate / Diploma / PG Diploma

1. British English Certification (BEC) 6 Months

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6. Latest Revision of Name of the Program Year

Curriculum UG Programs 2020

PG Programs 2020




Ph.D. Qualified 11 3 14 7 4 11 16 16 32 34 23 57

without Ph.D. - - - - 1 1 4 1 5 4 2 6


S. No. Name of the Department Name of the HoD &Chairperson - BoS

1. Accounting & Finance Dr.K. Lubza Nihar & Prof. MSV Prasad

2. Entrepreneurship Prof. K. Manjusree

3. Human Resource Management Prof. K. Ashok

4. Marketing Prof. M. Jyothsna

5. Operations Prof. Ch. Venkataiah

6. International Business Dr. Sagi Srilalitha & Dr. RadhaRaghuramapatruni

7. Business Analytics & Fintech Dr. Ritesh Kumar Dubey & Dr. Saisree Mangu


S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization

1. Prof. C.U. Rao Professor, California State OperationsUniversity, USA

2. Prof.V.M.Rao Tummala Professor, Eastern Michigan University, USA Operations, L&SCM

3. Prof. P.Subba Rao Rtd.Pro-VC, UoPN HR

4. Dr. R.C.Sastry C.E.O., Stony-Carter Consultants Pvt. Ltd, HRHyderabad

5. Mr. B.N.Singh Former CMD, Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd., Genl Mgt & MarketingVisakhapatnam

6. Mr.G.Charles Member of Singapore Society of Accounts & Accounting StandardsGeevanathan The Australian Society of Certified Practicing (GAAP, IFRS, IPSA)

Accountants


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7. Prof.B.Ramakrishna Rao Rtd. Professor, Andhra University, CorporateVisakhapatnam Management/

Entrepreneurship

8. Dr. G.B.S.Prasad Former D (Personnel) Rashtriya HRIspat Nigam Ltd., Visakhapatnam

9. Prof. Sushil Mittal James Madison University, VA, USA CorporateManagement

10. Mr. Madhav COO, Varun Group, Visakhapatnam Stratgic Mgt &Bellamkonda Marketing

11. Mr. B. Ranganayakulu M.D, Thrive Energy Technologies Pvt. Ltd, CorporateHyderabad Management

12. Dr. Upender Yennam Director, Indian Postal Services, Visakhapatnam Strategic Mgt. &Marketing

13. Mr. N. Mallikarjuna Rao Sr. Vice President (HR), Mylan Laboratories Ltd, HRHyderabad

14. Mr. Anand Kumar Raju Director-HR, Air Liquide India, Visakhapatnam HR

15. Dr.B.S.S.Srinivas HR Manager, Hewlett Packard, Bengaluru HR Analytics

16. Mr.P.Vasantha Rao Vice President (HR), Ultra Tech Cement Ltd.,Tadipatri, Andhra Pradesh HR

17. Mr. Sivarama Krishna Management Consultant, Hyderabad CorporateKodali Management

18. Mr. G. Prashant Varma Lead Consultant, HR First Consulting, CorporateHyderabad Management

19. Prof. P.K.Padhi (Rtd) Faculty, XLRI, Jamshepur HR-Labour Laws

20. Prof. Pingali Venugopal Faculty, XLRI, Jamshepur Strategic Management

21. Prof. E. S.Srinivas Faculty, XLRI, Jamshepur HR-Talent Management

22. Prof.Subhash Sharma Dean, Indian Business Academy, Bengaluru CorporateManagement

23. Prof. V. Venkaiah Former Vice-Chancellor, Sri Krishna University, FinanceMachilipatnam

24. Prof.V.Venkata Rao (Rtd.) Faculty, IIM, Ahmedabad Operations

25. Prof.Y.L.R.Moorthi Faculty, IIM, Bengaluru CorporateManagement

26. Prof. V.Krishna Mohan Registrar, Dr.B.R.Ambedkar University, SrikakulamOperations-OR

27. Mr.M.V.S.N.Murthy General Manager, HAL, Bengaluru HR

28. Mr.A.Lakshminarayana General Manager, HR, Natco Pharma Limited, HR, ChangeHyderabad Management

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29. Mr.B.Raghavaiah President(Group HR & Administration), VisakhaIndustries Limited, Secunderabad HR (IR)

30. Mr. Srinivas Kandula Global Head-HR, iGate Patni, Bengaluru HR

31. Mr. Naresh Kumar President-Human Resources,Deepak Fertilizer & HRPinisetti Petro Chemicals Corporation Ltd., Pune

32. Prof. S. Appa Rao Rtd. General Manager, HSL & Rtd. Professor, HRGITAM (Deemed to be University)

33. Prof. B.S.P. Narayana Rtd Addl GM, SCCL & Rtd. Professor, OperationsGITAM (Deemed to be University)

34. Mr. T. Srikanth C.A, Visakhapatnam F & A

35. Mr.V.Kalyan Chakravarty C.A, Visakhapatnam F & A

36. Prof.Ganti Formerly Chair Professor, GSIB & Formerly Monetary EconomicsSubrahmanyam Director, NIBM, Pune

37 Prof.V.L.Rao Formerly Chair Professor, GSIB & World TradeFormerly Consultant to W.B,UNDP& ILO Organization

( InternationalTrade Finance)

38. Prof.K.R.Rao Visiting Professor, Formerly Dean at IIM, Strategic MarketingIndore

39. Prof.P.E.S.Vidya Sagar Visiting Professor-Rtd. Professor, GSIB, Financial Economics &Formerly CGM, SIDBI. Entrepreneurship

40. Prof.Ranjan Mitter Visiting Professor-Professor, IIM Business Ethics & CSR

41. Prof.Anne Deysine Professor& Director, School of International International BusinessBusiness & Relations

42. Prof.Diedrich Bakker Vice Dean, Internationalization, & Digital MarketingFaculty, International Business School

43. Mr.Gou Ji Associate Professor, School of Economics &Economics&Business Administration International Business

44. Mr.Rupesh Kumar Faculty, Kathmandu University School of International MarketingShreshta Management, Nepal

45. Mr.Gan Bukta Visiting Professor-& Management Consultant ManagementConsultant

46. Prof.M.Subramanyam Formerly Professor- GSIB Corporate Finance

47. Prof.Y.Raghuram Reddy Visiting Professor Corporatemanagement

48. Mr.Ramesh Vemaganti Ex-President-HMA Corporatemanagement

49. Mr. Kanneganti Ramesh Founder Director of Center for Human International RelationsBabu Security Studies & Security


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50. Prof. G.P. Sharma Formerly Professor,IIFT,New Delhi Global sourcing &Logistics

51. Ms. Kalpagam Uma Formerly with IDBRT,Hyderabad & IT in Banking,Shankar Director of Truetech Information Enterprise Risk

Solutions Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad Management

52. Mr. Ravi Eswarapu Vice President, Operations of Pena4 TechnologyTech Solutions, Visakhapatnam Management

53. Mr.Gunjan Solanki Managing Partner, Illuminati BusinessConsulting Services Communication

54. Mr.K.V.Mohan Rao Visiting Professor-Expertise with 40 Ports & Shippingyears in shipping & Ports development

55. Mr.Winny Patro Co-founder & CEO at IIMnet.com, HRVisakhapatnam

56. Mr.B.Shahazadi Shaik Visiting Faculty, Visakhapatnam. Marketing

10. Supporting Staff of the Institute :



2. Executive Secretary to Director - 1 1

3. Admissions Executive 1 - 1

4. Assistant Librarian 1 - 1

5. Senior Assistant 2 1 3



8. Web Designer 1 - 1

9. Technical Assistant 1 - 1

10. Technical Assistant-Library 1 - 1

11. Supervisor (Guest House) 1 - 1

12. Attendant 7 - 7

13. Duster cum Sorter - 1 1

14. Driver 1 - 1

Total 28 6 34

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1 Associate Professor 2 - 2

2 Assistant Professor 4 2 6

Total 6 2 8


Programme Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year Total

MBA 180 146 178 - - - 324

MBA Fintech 30 04 07 - - - 11

MBA HRM 30 17 13 30

MBA Business 30 15 - - - - 15Analytics

MBA International 60 36 49 - - - 85Business

MBA Banking and 30 25 13 - - - 38Financial Services

MBA Logistics 30 16 10 - - - 26

IMBA 30 - 06 15 06 20 47

BBA 160 155 130 113 - - 398

BBA Business 60 48 60 54 - - 162Analytics

BBA Management 40 22 47 47 - - 116Accounting

BBA Fintech 20 12 07 - - - 19

BBA FinancialMarkets 40 30 - - - - 30

BBA Logistics 20 11 07 - - - 18

B.Com (Hons) 40 32 33 50 - - 115

B.Com Accounting,Auditing & Taxation 40 34 - - - - 34

Total 603 560 279 06 20 1468


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M.Phil. / Ph.D. Programs (Research scholars-admitted)

S.No. Dept 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16

FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT

1 Ph.D. 13 37 6 32 - 22 6 32 6 22 - 16

2 M.Phil. 0 0 - 1 - - 1 1 - - - -

Total 13 37 6 33 - 22 7 33 6 22 - 16


14. Research Guidance by Faculty:

S.No. Name(s) of the Name of the Scholar Title of the Thesis Month andResearch Year ofSupervisor(s) Award

1 Dr. Rajeshwari Ms. Sanka Varoodini A Study on Role of management in June,Panigrahi the Profitability of Agriculture Sector 2020

with Reference to Select Districts ofAndhra Pradesh

2 Dr.K.V Sandya Vani Mr. Debasis Dash Impact of training effectiveness on June,Employee performance: Assessing the 2020role of HRD climate-culture and valuesin Naval Dockyards

3 Prof.Y.V.V.S.S.S. Ms.Vanaja Jonnalagadda A Study On Work Life Balance Of June,Vara Prasad Women Employees In Garment 2020

Industry In Visakhapatnam

4 Prof.M.Rama Ms. Manju Pathania Empowerment of tribal women July,Mohan Rao Baldev Singh through self-help groups in 2020

Visakhapatnam District of AndhraPradesh

5 Prof.M.Rama Ms. Gollapudi Siva A Comparison of July,Mohan Rao Vineela Entrepreneurial Attitudes and 2020

Intentions of MBA Students inAndhra Pradesh – A Study

6 Dr. R. Radha Mr. D. Srinivasa Chary India’s Trade With ASEAN: July,A Study On Trends, Determinants 2020And Opportunities

7 Dr. Rajeshwari Ms. Sabbineni Poojitha A Study On Performance Of August,Panigrahi Poultry Industry With Reference 2020

To North Coastal Andhra Pradesh

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8 Prof. M. Jyothsna Mr. Manoj Gour The Influence of Organizational August,Chintaluri characteristics on Employee 2020

Engagement: A Study among thefront line Sales Personnel ofTelecom Sector, AndhraPradesh & Telangana

9 Prof. M. Jyothsna Mr.Tallapureddy R Reddy The Influence of Organizational August,characteristics on Employee 2020Engagement: A Study amongthe front line Sales Personnel ofTelecom Sector, Andhra Pradesh &Telangana

10 Prof.S.S.Prasada Ms. Manisha Pallavi Major Financial Variables September,Rao Chauhan Influencing Foreign Portfolio 2020

Investors (FPI) ShareholdingIn India: A Study With ReferenceTo Select Industries

11 Prof.U.VAdinarayana Mr.K.S.Anjaneya A Framework for Effective September,Rao Chowdary Implementation of Projects: 2020

A Study in VisakhapatnamSteel Plant

12 Dr. Suresh Sirisetti Ms.G.Devi Manikeswari A Study on the application of September,Psychometric testing in HR 2020functions (with special referenceto the perceptions of HRprofessionals employed inBahrain)

13 Prof.Ch.Venkataiah Mr. Somarouthu Murali The Impact of Project September,Krishna Leadership Styles on Project 2020

Success: A Study among theSoftware Professionals in India

14 Dr.U.V Adhinarayana Mr. Santosh Elapanda Development of Lean Six October,Rao Sigma framework for “Testing, 2020

Inspection & Certification”Industry”

15 Prof.B.Nalini Mr. Prasad Patki Elements of Strategic HRM in October,Kautilya’s Arthasastra – 2020A Qualitative Study

16 Prof.P.Manjushree Ms. Prattipati Geetha Tribal Women Entrepreneurs: October,Problems and Prospects 2020(A Study in SrikakulamDistrict, A.P, India)


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17 Dr.R.Venu Gopal Mr. P. S. Krishna Rajan Problems and Prospects of November,women Entrepreneurs: A Study 2020with reference to RayalaseemaRegion, Andhra Pradesh

18 Prof. B. Nalini Ms. Challa Madhavi A Study of Quality of Work Life December,with Special Reference to Job 2020Autonomy, Job Satisfaction andWork-Life Balance of Employeesof Select BPM Organizations inHyderabad

19 Prof. K. Ashok Mr. Y Krantikar Influence of Emotional Intelligence January,on Mental Health and Coping Styles: 2021A Study on Working and NonworkingWomen of Visakhapatnam

20 Dr.K.V. Sandhya Ms. Puja Prasad Mediating Role of Psychological February,Vani Capital in Job Characteristics and 2021

Work Engagement in Retail Sector,Jharkhand

21 Prof. M. Jyothsna Ms. Thalluri Susmitha Influence of Television Advertising February,on Children’s Participation in Family 2021Purchase Decisions: A Study inVisakhapatnam

22 Dr. T. Sowdamini Ms. Mutyam Sudha Rani Factors Causing Workplace Deviant March,Behaviour & ITs Influence On 2021Employee Performance

15. Recharging Programs Organized by the Institute :




Workshops 3

Guest Lectures 23

Webinars 3

MDPs 3






Workshops 3

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Guest Lectures 6


Webinars 11

17. (a). Ongoing Funded Research Projects:


From To (Rs.)

1 Dr.K.Manju Sree Unnath Bharat Abhiyan MHRD, 1.01. 31.3. 3,50,000/-Naidu & Team of Project, Under the New Delhi 2018 2021Faculty mentorship of IIT, Delhi.


Sl.No. Names of PI Title of the Project Funding Agency Project Grantand Co PIs Duration Amount

From To (Rs.)

1. Prof.N.Sai Adoption of Circular Royal Academy of 1.04. 31.3. 49,80,874/-Sudhakar, (PI) Economy in SME in Engineering & Partners: 2019 2021Co Investigators: UK and India GITAM (Deemed to beProf. Raja P University), in AssociationPappu, Dr.A.Sub- with Aston University, UKrahmanyam, and Jadavpur University,& Prof. M.R.S. KolkataSatyanarayanaMech. Engg,

2. Prof.N.Sai Mental Health, Global Challenges 1.08. 30.09. 10,14,600/-Sudhakar, (PI) & Social wellbeing of Research Fund (GCRF) 2019 2020Prof. Raja P employees in SMEs & Partners: AstonPappu, Co in Emerging Economy University in AssociationInvestigator with GITAM and other

partners in India,Thailand & Bangladesh

18. Consultancy Projects by Faculty :

Name of the Title of the Project Client Project Duration GrantConsultant Amount

From To (Rs.)

Prof.Y.V.V.S.S.S.Vara Consultancy on Employee Toyotsu Rare February On 1,50,000/-Prasad,Dr.T.Sowdamini satisfaction Survey Earths India 2021 going& Dr.B.Krishna Kumari Pvt Ltd (TREI),Visakhapatnam


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i Research Papers Published 21 106 127

ii Presentation of papers in Conferences 3 8 11


Book / Book Name(s) of the Title of the Book Publisher Monthchapter / author(s) / Chapter & YearMonographs

Book Dr. Aruna Polisetty, E-Book ” The Basics of Amazon Asia-Pacific SeptemberJikku Susan Kurian & Trade & Commerce: An Holdings Private 2020Vijaya Kittu Manda Introductory Guide to Limited

Business Essentials”

Book Dr.M.Kamakshaiah R for Beginners: Create Space, AugustBecome R Expert in 5 Amazon, USA 2020Days

Book Chapter Prof.S.S.P.Rao Chapter: 6 : FPI Fund IOR International November,Flows During COVID-19 Press, 2020

Book Chapter Prof.S.S.P. Rao Impact of Foreign Institutional KRRG University December,Investors Shareholding in Press, India. 2020India on Net Profit andMarket Price of the Company:A Study with reference tothe Automobile Sector

Book Chapter Raghuramapatruni.R. Relevance of Gandhism in Bharti Publication, 2020the Modern Times, pp:34-41. New Delhi

Book Chapter Raghuramapatruni.R. Communist China’s Economic Bharti Publication, 2020Imperialism: How India can New Delhireduce itsdependence onChina, pp: 130-135.

Book Chapter Raghuramapatruni.R. Is Covid-19 Going to Change Apple Books, Jaipur 2020the Global Economic Order?,pp: 69-83.

Book Chapter Raghuramapatruni.R. A Comparative Analysis of RoshanPublications, 2020Vocational Education Model Andhra Pradeshof India and Abroad

Book Chapter Dr.P.Aruna Indian Mutual Funds in the Publisher: I.O.R. Novembertimes of COVID-19, Page No: International Press 202046-48,

Book Chapter Dr.P.Aruna The Bank N.P.A. menace Publisher: C.R.C. June/Julyand the Insolvency & Press, Taylor & 2020Bankruptcy Code of India Francis Group

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Book Chapter Dr.P.Aruna Fund Manager Dilemma Dr.M.G.R. Educational June 2020Amidst Debt Market Crisis: and ResearchThe Franklin Templeton InstituteIndia Mutual Fund Case,Pages: 2 - 9

Book Chapter Dr.P.Aruna The Franklin Templeton Government July 2020Debt Mutual Funds Crisis Ramnarayan

Chellaram Collegeof Commerce andManagement

Book Chapter Dr.P.Aruna The Bank N.P.A. menace C.R.C. Press, June/Julyand the Insolvency & Taylor & Francis 2020Bankruptcy Code of India Group

Monograph GIM Faculty Investments: International QS World University August 2020Series of Monographs on Press; 1st editionStock Analysis – I (August 13, 2020)

Kindle versionavailable inAmazon.com

Monograph GIM Faculty Investments: International QS World University August 2020Series of Monographs on Press; 1st editionStock Analysis – II (August 13, 2020)


Monograph GIM Faculty Investments: International QS World University August 2020Series of Monographs on Press; 1st editionStock Analysis – III (August 13, 2020)


Monograph GIM Faculty Investments: International QS World University August 2020Series of Monographs on Press; 1st editionStock Analysis – IV (August 13, 2020)


Monograph GIM Faculty The Application of Stable KRRG University DecemberDistribution Model for Press India. 2020Prediction of StockReturns

iv. Patents : Nil

20. MoUs / Collaborations : MoU with MSME, Technology Centre ,Visakhapatnam, to establish Centre ofExcellence - Social Incubation & Entrepreneurship.


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Achievements of Faculty :

1. Prof Raja P Pappu was appointed as Judge for QS Reimagine Awards, 2020, by Wharton-QSReimagine Education Steering Committee.

2. Prof Raja P Pappu contested and was elected as Vice-Chairman, ISTD, Visakhapatnam Chapter,w.e.f 2020.

3. Prof Raja P Pappu was appointed as Chairperson – IPR Cell, GITAM Deemed to be University, w.e.f2021.

4. Mrs.K.V.Uma Devi as an Academic Mentoring Coordinators (AMC) rendered yeoman servicesduring this COVID times by organizing training sessions.

5. Dr. Radha Raghuramapatruni, Associate Professor, was conferred Honorary Rosalind membership ofLondon Journal Press for one quarter period.

6. Dr.Radha Raghuramapatruni is chosen as Editorial Board member “Edwin Group of Journals, NewDelhi” since July 2020.

7. Dr K Lubza Nihar, Associate Professor is recognized as one of the successful women educator byPearson and the collage was released on the occasion of Women's Day, 2021.

Achievements of Students

1. Students of GIM and NSS volunteers jointly organized and celebrated Teachers Day on 5thSeptember 2020. The entire programme was carried out using online technology.

2. Mr.Shivaji Sarma , Final year MBA, has done an innovative project on SFMask-Making & doordelivery of Protective Face masks in ameliorating the current covid epidemic October 2020.

3. Mr. P. Bhavesh Kumar Jain, Final year BBA awarded as Best NSS Volunteer award by GITAM(Deemed to be University) on 26th January 2021.

4. Mr. A. Venkata Rao, Alumni (MBA, 1995 Batch), is featured in Forbes Inspirational Leaders List(2021).

EXAMINATION RESULTS1. UG. Programs:

S.No. Name of the Branch No. of No. of No. of % of Admitted Seme-Students Students Students Pass Batch ster/Tri

Registered Appeared Passed mester

1. BBA 292 292 156 53.42 2020-21 I

2. BBA 269 269 202 75.09 2020-21 II

3. BBA 252 252 192 76.19 2019-20 III

4. BBA 245 245 199 81.22 2019-20 IV

5. BBA 214 214 193 90.19 2018-19 V

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6. BBA 214 214 203 94.86 2018-19 VI

7. B.COM 66 66 49 74.24 2020-21 I

8. B.COM 66 66 51 77.27 2020-21 II

9. B.COM 33 33 27 81.82 2019-20 III

10. B.COM 33 33 30 90.91 2019-20 IV

11. B.COM 50 50 37 74.00 2018-19 V

12. B.COM 50 50 41 82.00 2018-19 VI

13. IMBA 8 8 5 83.33 2019-20 III

14. IMBA 6 6 5 83.33 2019-20 IV

15. IMBA 15 15 10 66.67 2018-19 V

16. IMBA 15 15 11 73.33 2018-19 VI

2. PG. Programs:


Registered Appeared Passed Mester

1. MBA 251 251 181 72.11 2020-21 I

2. MBA 251 251 217 86.45 2020-21 II

3. MBA 271 271 255 94.10 2019-20 IV

4. MBA 271 271 227 83.76 2019-20 V

5. MBA 267 267 249 93.26 2019-20 VI

6. IMBA 5 5 3 60.00 2017-18 VII

7. IMBA 5 5 3 60.00 2017-18 VIII

8. IMBA 20 20 14 70.00 2016-17 X

9. IMBA 20 20 9 45.00 2016-17 XI

10. IMBA 20 20 15 75.00 2016-17 XII


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9.3 GITAM Institute of Science,Visakhapatnam

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam

2. Year of Establishment 2007-2008

3. Dean and Principal Prof. A.Subrahmanyam, DeanProf. M.Saratchandra Babu, Principal

Vice Principal Prof. S.V.Rajagopal

Assistant Principals Dr. S. Eswara RaoDr. N. Sai Kishore

4. Programs Offered :

S.No. Name of the Program Duration (Years)


1 B.Sc. (Biochemistry, Microbiology, Bioinformatics) 3

2 B.Sc. (Biotechnology, Chemistry, Microbiology) 3

3 B.Sc. (Hons.) Biotechnology 3

4 B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry 3

5 B.Sc. (Honrs) Chemistry (Sponsored by Dr.Reddy’s Labs) 3

6 BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) 3

7 B.Sc. (Environmental Science, Biotechnology, Chemistry) 3

8 Bachelor of Environmental Management (BEM) 3

9 B.Sc. (Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science) 3

10 B.Sc. (Mathematics, Statistics, Data Science) 3

11 B.Sc. (Hons.) Microbiology 3

12 B.Sc. (Hons.) Food Technology 3

13 B.Sc. (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry) 3

14 B.Sc. ( Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science) 3

15 B.Sc. ( Mathematics, Electronics, Computer Science) 3


S.No. Department Name of the Programme Duration(Years)

1 Biochemistry and Bioinformatics M.Sc. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 2

2 Biotechnology M.Sc Biotechnology 2

Integrated M.Sc Biotechnology 5

3 Chemistry M.Sc. Chemistry (Analytical/Organic) 2

Integrated M.Sc Chemistry(Sponsored by Laurus Labs) 5

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4 Computer Science MCA (Master of Computer Application) 2

M.Sc. Data Science 2

5 Environmental Science M.Sc Environmental Science 2

6 Mathematics M.Sc. Applied Mathematics 2

M.Sc. Statistics 2

7 Microbiology and Food M.Sc. Microbiology 2Science Technology M.Sc. Food Science & Technology 2

8 Physics M.Sc. Physics 2

M.Sc. Electronics 2

Ph.D. Programs :

S. No. Department Name of the Program Duration(Years)

1. Biochemistry and Bioinformatics Ph.D. Biochemistry (FT / PT)

Ph.D. Bioinformatics (FT / PT) 3 Yr - FT

2. Biotechnology Ph.D. Biotechnology (FT / PT) 4 Yr - PT

3. Chemistry Ph.D. Chemistry (FT / PT)

4. Computer Science Ph.D. Computer Science (FT / PT)

5. Electronics and Physics Ph.D Electronics (FT / PT)

Ph.D Physics (FT / PT)

6. Environmental Science Ph.D. Environmental Science (FT / PT)

7. Mathematics Ph.D. Mathematics (FT / PT)

8. Microbiology and Food Science Ph.D Microbiology (FT / PT)Technology Ph.D Food Science Technology (FT / PT)

5. Latest Revision of Curriculum :

S.No. Name of the Program Year

1. M.Sc Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 2019

2. M.Sc. Biotechnology 2020

3. Int M.Sc. Biotechnology 2020

4. B.Sc. (Biotechnology, Chemistry, Microbiology) 2020

5. B.Sc. (Hons.) Biotechnology 2020

6. MCA 2020

7. BCA 2020

8. M.Sc. (Data Science) 2020

9. M.Sc. Statistics (New Program) 2020

10. B.Sc. (Mathematics, Statistics, Data Science) 2020


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11 B.Sc. Honours Microbiology 2020

12 M.Sc. Food Science Technology 2020

13 M.Sc. Electronics (Curriculum Revised) 2021




Ph.D. Qualified 19 8 27 13 12 25 65 31 96 97 51 148

without Ph.D. - - - 1 1 6 7 13 6 8 14


S. No. Name of the Department Name of the HoD & Chairperson - BoS

1. Biochemistry and Bioinformatics Prof. Ch. Surekha

2. Biotechnology Prof. B. Veerendra Kumar

3. Chemistry Prof. GVR Sarma

4. Computer Science Prof. K. Vedavathi

5. Environmental Science Prof. N. Srinivas

6. Mathematics Prof. N. Ravi Shankar

7. Microbiology Prof. K.V. Chaitanya

8. Physics Prof. K.V. Ramesh

8. Staff of Principal’s Office :



2. Placement Coordinator 1 - 1

3. Sr. Assistant 1 - 1

4. Jr. Assistant 2 3 5

5. Attendants 3 - 3

Total 8 3 11



1 Professor 2 1 3

2 Associate Professor 3 1 4


4 Contractual Faculty 3 10 13

Total 16 14 30

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Name of the Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year TotalProgram

UG Programs

B.Sc. Biochemistry 30 29 32 17 - - 78MicrobiologyBioinformatics

Integrated M.Sc 20 12 23 32 23 13 103Biotechnology

B.Sc (Biotechnology, 40 51 56 43 -- -- 150Chemistry,Microbiology)

B.Sc (Hons.) 20 30 -- -- -- -- 30Biotechnology

B.Sc (Hons.) 20 13 5 - 18chemistry

B.Sc (Hons.) - - - 24 24Chemistry(Sponsored byDr. Labs)

BCA 60 95 90 61 246

Bachelor ofEnvironmentalManagement (BEM) 20 13 13 12 - - 38

B.Sc Environmental 20 17 - - - - 17Science,Biotechnology,Chemistry

B.Sc. Mathematical 30 22 43 39 - - 104Sciences(Mathematics,Statistics,Computer Science)

B.Sc. (Mathematics, 30 22 - - - - 22Statistics,Data Science)


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B.Sc. (Hons.) 20 24 - - - - 24Microbiology

B.Sc. (Hons.) 30 58 53 48 159Food Technology

B.Sc.(Mathematics, 30 9 11 18 38Physics, Chemistry)

B.Sc. (Mathematics, 30 35 59 22 116Physics, ComputerScience)

B.Sc. (Mathematics, - 0 0 6 06Physics, Electronics)

B.Sc. (Mathematics, 30 26 31 14 71Electronics,Computer Science)

Total 430 456 416 336 23 13 1244

PG Programs

M.Sc. Biochemistry 20 22 10 32and MolecularBiology

M.Sc Biotechnology 30 45 30 -- -- -- 75

M.Sc Chemistry 30 36 14 - 50(AC/OC)

Int.M.Sc Chemistry - - - 50 57 107(Sponsored byLaurus Labs)

MCA 20 63 14 16 93

M.Sc (Data Science) 30 40 41 81

M.Sc Environmental 20 14 16 - - - 30Science First year

M.Sc.Applied 20 6 10 - - - 16Mathematics

M.Sc.Stastistics 20 17 - - - - 17

M.Sc. Microbiology 30 38 37 75

M.Sc. Food Science &Technology 40 73 58 131

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M.Sc.Physics 20 13 14 27

M.Sc.Electronics 20 16 7 23

Total 300 383 251 66 57 757

Grand Total 730 839 667 402 80 13 2001

Ph.D.Programs (Research Scholars admitted)

S.No Dept. 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16


1 Biochemistry 2 4 2 5 - 6 - 4 - - 2 1and Bioin-formatics

2 Biotechnology 7 7 3 4 2 - - - 6 2 2 2

3 Chemistry 5 33 2 15 3 16 3 4 - - 1 19

4 ComputerScience 1 4 1 24 - 5 - - - 13 - 9

5 Environmental 4 6 1 5 1 1 1 1 - - 4 3Science

6 Mathematics 2 38 3 11 - 2 - - - 7 - -

7 Microbiology 5 3 1 10 - 1 - 2 - - - 2

8 Physics 7 24 4 15 - 2 - - 1 8 1 1

11. MoUs/ Collaborations :: Nil

12. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil


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Department of Biochemistry and Bioinformatics

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Biochemistry & Bioinformatics, GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. Ch. Surekha


B.Sc. (Biochemistry, Microbiology, Bioinformatics)

M.Sc. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology




Ph.D. Qualified 1 2 3 1 0 1 3 2 5 5 4 9




1. Dr. Suresh Poosalais Professor CEO, Oncoseek Bio Pvt. Ltd.

2. Dr. Uday Saxena Professor Co-Founder, ReaGene Biosciences andInnovations




1. Prof. M. Rama Rao K. Jagadeswara Rao Development and validation of June 2020stability indicating methods forsimultaneous determination ofimpurities in pharmaceuticalformulations

2. Prof. M. Rama Rao G. Shailander Study on effect MMP2 gene June 2020silencing in protection of humannormal dermal fibroblasts andsensitization of MCF7 breastcancer cells from ionizing radiation

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Guest Lectures 1

Webinars 03






Workshops 8

Guest Lectures 3


Webinars 11

12. (a) Ongoing Funded Research Projects :


From To (Rs.)

1. Prof. M.Rama Rao Sensitization of drug UGC-DAE, Kolkatta June, June, 10,00,000/-resistant triple negative 2019 2022breast cancer cell lines bycombination of radiationand CD-151 inhibitor,2-thio-6-azauridine

2. Dr.P.Shanti Latha Role of p53 re activator UGC Startup Grant 2019 2022 10,00,000/-ellipticine in the inductionof autophagy in breastcancer cell: A mechanisticapproach to overcomedrug resistance

3. Dr.P.Shanti Latha Induction of ferroptosis in DBT, New Delhi 2019 2022 50,00,000/-oral cancer Stem cells-Mechanisms involved

(b) Research Projects Completed


From To (Rs.)

1. Prof. M.Rama Rao Development of Novel CSIR, New Delhi Sept, Sept, 24,31,000/-Therapeutics from Marine 2017 2020Actinomycetes for targetingstem cells in TripleNegative Breast cancer


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2. Prof. M.Rama Rao Exosomal Cd151 Web DST-EMR, August, August, 27,75,000/-Proteins As An Early New Delhi 2017 2020Non-Invasive DiagnosticMarkers For TripleNegative Breast Cancer

3. Prof. M.Rama Rao Targeting Self-renewal ICMR, January, December 23,00,000/-capacity of Breast Cancer New Delhi 2018 2020using Gli-I-bifunctionalshRNA





ii Presentation of Papers in Conferences 2 4 6



Book chapter KGK. Deepak and Marine Actinomycetes as Nova Science April, 2020Rama Rao Malla. rich source of novel Publishers,

therapeutics for cancer USA,ISBN:978-1therapy. Chapter - 4: -53617-046-7)A Closer Look at p 109-126,Actinomycetes.

Book chapter G.Shailender and Cellular and Molecular Springer- eBOOK, June, 2020Rama Rao Malla Response for Sensitizing pp:11-22 (ISBN:

cancer cells and Protecting 978-981-15-3453-9)normal cells from Radiation Doi : 10.1007/978-Induced DNA Damage. 981-15-3453-9_2Biotechnological Applicationsin Human Health.

Book chapter Rama Rao Malla CD151: A Lateral organizer Springer, Chapter 6. October,and modulator of Tumor Pages 83-99. S, 2020microenvironment in ISBN 978-981-15-gastrointestinal tract cancers. 5470-4, Doi: 10.Novel therapeutic approaches 1007/978-981-for gastrointestinal 15-5471-1_6malignancies,.

Book chapter Rama Rao Malla Cellular and Molecular Springer Nature. Octobermechanisms of garlic P 119-139,Chapter 6 2020.compounds in common ISBN 978-3-030-GI tract cancers. 48405-7, 8th OctPhytochemicals Targeting 2020, doi: 10.1007/Tumor Microenvironment in 978-3-030-48405-7_6.Gastrointestinal Cancers.

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Book chapter Rama Rao Malla Precision medicine for female Elsevier Publications, Novemberspecific cancers: strategies, p245-247, Chapter 14. 2020challenges and solutions. Pages:1-4,ISBN:978-0A theranostic and precision -12-822009-2. Doi:10.medicine approaches for 1016/B978-0-12-female specific cancers. 822009-2.00014-5

Book chapter Rama Rao Malla Quantum dot-nanobody based Elsevier Publications, NovemberTheranostics for Triple Chapter 5. Pages: 2020negative Breast Cancer. 91-103, ISBN:978-0-A theranostic and precision 12-822009-2.medicine approaches forfemale specific cancers.

Book chapter P. Kiranmayai and Nanotechnology advances in Elsevier Publications, NovemberRama Rao Malla Breast cancer, 2020. Chapter 17. Pages: 2020

271-283, ISBN:978-0-12-822009-2.

Book chapter P.Kiranmayai and Nanotechnology advances in Elsevier Publications, NovemberRama Rao Malla ovarian cancer, 2020. Chapter 6. Pages: 2020

271-283, ISBN:978-0-12-822009-2.

Book chapter N.Srinivas and Environmental carcinogens Elsevier Publications, NovemberRama Rao Malla and their impact on female Chapter 15. Pages: 2020

specific cancers, 249-258, ISBN:978-0-12-822009-2.

Book chapter Rama Rao Malla The autophagy conundrum in Springer, Chapter 11. Octobercancer development, Pp 223-247. ISBN 2020.progression and therapeutics. ISBN 978-981-15-Autophagy in tumor and tumor 6930-2microenvironment.

Book chapter P. Vasudevaraju and Immune check point inhibitors Springer, Chapter 6. January,Rama Rao Malla in gastrointestinal P 79-104, ISBN 2020

malignancies. Immune 978-981-15-6486-4.therapies for gastrointestinal doi.org/10.1007/malignancies. 978-981-15-6487-1

Book Chapter Dr.K.Vijaya Rachel and Cervical Cancer metabolism: Elsevier NovemberNagarjuna Sivaraj major reprogramming of 2020

cellular energy productionand metabolic pathways intumors

Book Chapter Pallaval Veera Potential Role of Biomarkers, Springer Nature August 2020Bramhachari, Neelapu Biosensors, Technologies and Singapore, ISBN:Nageswara Rao Reddy Computational Methods in 978-981-15-

Early Detection of Gastro- 4431-6, pages:intestinal Cancer. 3-13.


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Book Chapter Pallaval Veera Biomarkers as the Promising Springer Nature August 2020Bramhachari, tools for Early Detection of SingaporeNeelapuNageswara Rao Gastrointestinal Cancer.Reddy

Book Chapter Challa Surekha, Development and Evaluation Springer Nature August 2020Sri-Tirumala- of Biomarkers for Early SingaporePeddiniti Ravi Detection of CancerChandra Pavan Kumarand Nageswara RaoReddy Neelapu

Book Chapter Deepthi Nammi and Biosensors and its Applications Springer Nature August 2020Nageswara Rao for Early Detection of SingaporeReddy Neelapu Gastrointestinal Cancer

Book Chapter Neelapu Nageswara Application of Nanotechnology Springer Nature August 2020Rao Reddy and in Early Detection of SingaporeDeepthi Nammi Gastrointestinal Cancer

Book Chapter Jagadish Venkata Big Data Analytics and Springer Nature August 2020Kummetha, Nageswara Radiomics to Discover SingaporeRao Reddy Neelapu Diagnostics andand Veera TherapeuticsBramhachari Pallaval for Gastric Cancer

Book Chapter SurekhaChalla, Titash Microbiomes Associated with Springer Nature August 2020Dutta, and Nageswara Plant Growing Under the SingaporeRao Reddy Neelapu Hypersaline Habitats and

Mitigation of Salt Stress

Book Chapter Vanita Yadav, Murthy Global Scenario of Advance Springer Nature August 2020LMVSN, Challa Surekha Fungal Research in Crop Singaporeand Nageswara Rao ProtectionReddy Neelapu

Book Chapter T Titash Dutta, Malay Involvement of policymakers, Springer, Singapore July 2020Ranjan Mishra, public acceptance andNageswara Rao Reddy commercialization ofNeelapu, Challa Surekha nutritionally enhanced and

genetically modified rice

Book Chapter Titash Dutta, Nageswara Iron, zinc and copper John Wiley & June 2020Rao Reddy Neelapu, application in overcoming Sons LtdChalla Surekha. environmental stress, In

Protective Chemical Agentsin the Amelioration ofPlant Abiotic Stress

Book P. Veera Bramha Chari Recent Advancements in Springer Nature August 2020and Neelapu Nageswara Biomarkers and early SingaporeRao Reddy detection of gastrointestinal

cancers,

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Book Chapter A. Krishna Chaitanya, Theranostics Approaches Springer Singapore March 2020Seema Kumari, and to Gastric and ColonRama Rao Malla Cancer Mechanisms and

Pathways of MetabolicReprogramming ofColorectal Cancer

Book Chapter S.Gantala, V.Pedireddy, Biotechnology for sustainable Immortal Publications January 2021SL Pandrangi development

Book Chapter R.Gulati, S.Garimella, Biotechnology for sustainable Immortal Publications January 2021SL.Pandrangi development

Book Chapter S.Garimella, Biotechnology for sustainable Immortal Publications January 2021SL.Pandrangi development

Book Chapter SL.Pandrangi, Biotechnology for sustainable Immortal Publications January 2021S.Garimella development

Book Chapter SM.Peddibotla Biotechnology for sustainable Immortal Publications January 2021development

Book Chapter R.Roy, SL.Pandrangi, Biotechnology for sustainable Immortal Publications January 2021S.Garimella development

Book Chapter S.Garimella, Biotechnology for sustainable Immortal Publications January 2021SL.Pandrangi development

Book Chapter A.Patel, SL.Pandrangi Biotechnology for sustainable Immortal Publications January 2021development

Book Chapter R.Gulati, SL.Pandrangi Biotechnology for sustainable Immortal Publications January 2021development

iv. Patents Filed :


International)

1. Prof.M.Rama Rao Injectable self-assembled cyclo Indian NRDC/IPFC-VSKP/PA/08/(L-Leucyl-L-Prolyl) peptide based 2020 February 2021.molecular hydrogels for treatment,and drug delivery and imaging oftriple negative breast cancerthereof.




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1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Department of Biotechnology, GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. B. Veerendra Kumar


B.Sc (Biotechnology, Chemistry, Microbiology)

B.Sc (Hons.) Biotechnology

M.Sc Biotechnology

Integrated M.Sc Biotechnology




Ph.D. Qualified 2 1 3 2 1 3 7 4 11 11 6 17


7. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty: Nil




1. DR.G.Vijayalakshmi Mohammed Asimuddin Oxidative Stress and Inflammatory JuneMarkers in Chronic Obstructive 2020Pulmonary Disease (COPD)"

2. Dr. K. Prameela Mr. Venkatesh Kuncham Studies on Microbial and Chemical DecemberExtraction, Purification, Antioxidant 2020and Anti-inflammatory Activities ofAstaxanthin from Crustacean waste



Webinars 01

127






Workshops 1

Guest Lectures 02


Webinars17

Coursera courses 14



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.Ch.Satya- Identification of chromatin DBT(EMR) November October 49,78,000/-narayana Swamy accessibility domains in 2018 2021

exhausted T Cells fromhuman breast cancer.

2 G.V.Sireesha Studies on the role of UGC May 2019 May 2021 10,00,000/-Bct-2 associatedathanogene (BAG)-1 asa TNF-Related ApoptosisInducing Ligand (TRAIL)-sensitizer in breastcancer cells"



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. M. Anitha Analysis of DNA and RNA DBT 22.05. 21.05. 3,56,9000/-components of nuclear 2017 2020matrix in B. mori silkglands







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Book Chapter Rahul Roy, Shantilatha DNA Damage in Cancer: Immortal Publishers January,Pandrangi and Sireesha Teaming Up the Key Players 2021V Garimella of Repair Pathways

Book Chapter Santhi Latha Pandrangi, The Trail Pathway to Cancer Immortal Publishers January,Sireesha V Garimella Therapy 2021

Book Chapter Sireesha V Garimella Targeting Aldehyde Immortal Publishers January,Santhi Latha Pandrangi Dehydrogenases:The Essence 2021

of Tumour Relapse andReoccurence

Book Chapter Richa Gulati, Sireesha Mechanism of CRISPR/CAS 9 Immortal Publishers January,Garimella, Santhi Latha System and its Role in Cancer 2021Pandrangi Therapeutics

Book Chapter Pavan Rambhatla, Covid Pandemic and Immortal Publishers January,Santhi Latha Pandrangi, RNA Vaccines 2021Sireesha V Garimella

Book Chapter Shyam Prasad Babu Role of Toll-Like Receptor IntechOpen Octoberand Rahul Kumar (TLR)-Signaling in Cancer 2020

Progression and Treatment




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Department of Chemistry

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Chemistry, GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. G.V.R.Sarma


B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry

B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry (Sponsored by Dr.Reddy’s Labs)

M.Sc. chemistry (Analytical / Organic / Pharmaceutical)

Five year Integrated M.Sc. Chemistry Program (Sponsored by laurus Labs).

Ph.D.




Ph.D. Qualified 7 2 9 2 0 2 17 6 23 26 8 34






1 Dr.R.Ravichandra Mr. Hemchand Analytical Method Development, March 2021Babu. Prof.M.M. Suryadevara Validation, Impurity Profiling andAnnapurna(Co- Chiral Separation of someGuide), Institute of selected pharmaceutical DrugsPharmacy Using Liquid Chromatographic

Techniques

2 Prof Anjali Jha Mr. Chandra Sekhar.D Synthesis of New Series Azole, March 2021Thiophene Linked to Chalconeand 2-Phenylindolizin Derivativesand Biological AssessmentEspecially Their Anti ProliferativeActivity

3 Dr.L.Vaikunta Rao Ms. Pavitra Paila Studies on ground water quality February 2021in urban areas of Visakhapatnam,Andhra Pradesh


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4 Prof.P.Uma Devi Mr.Sateesh Kumar Synthesis and biological January 2021Pinninti activity of novel amide derivatives

of thiazole, 1,2,4 oxadiazole fusedbenzo thiozoles and difluorobenzodioxole derivative

5 Prof.P.Uma Devi & Mr. Devendra Rao “Synthetic Studies and Phytochemical NovemberDr.B.Nageswara Rao, Sureddi Investigation of Biological Active 2020Divis Laboratories Molecules from Walsura Trifoliata”

6 Dr.R.Ravichandra Suresh Babu Bodempudi Analytical method development, October 2020Babu validation and characterization

of process and genotoxicimpurities in differentpharmaceutical drug substancesby using HPLC, GC andspectroscopic instruments

7 Prof.Anjali Jha Mr. T. Atchuta Rama Rao “Design, synthesis and biological Septemberevaluation of novel1H-Triazole, 2020azaindole, benzoxazolone andbenzothiazolone analogs”

8 Dr.Manoranjan Mr.Bala Krishna chinnu Synthetic approaches to novel August 2020Behera & Prof.P. pyrone scaffold derivatives:Umadevi (Co- chromones, 3-sulfenylatedGuide) chromones, pyranothiazoles

and kojic acid unnatural aminoacid hybrids”

9 Dr.S.Mondal, Mr. Debjit ghosh Pharmacognostical standardization, July 2020Institute of Pharmcy phytochemical isolation and& Prof.K.Rama ascertainment of pharmacologicalkrishna, (co-guide) activities of a rare mangrove

Aegialitis rotundifolia Roxb.

10 Dr.Lav kumar uppala Mr.Veeravenkata rao Synthesis & Characterization of July 2020& Prof.Anjali Jha some nitrogen and oxygen(co-guide) containg hetrocyclic compounds

and their biological perspective”

11 Prof.P.Uma devi Mr. Chandra sekhara Synthesis, characterization and June 2020reddi biological activities of Novel

thiadiazoles, thiadiazines andthiazolidines analogous

12 Dr.SV Murali Mr. Mohan Bavireddi Studies on the development and June 2020Mohan Rao & validation of LC-MS and RP-HPLCProf.NVS Venugopal methods for the determination of(Co-Guide) related impurities in selected

anti neoplastic and antipyreticdrugs

131

13 Prof.AVLNSH Mr. Divkara Synthesis, Characterization, in June 2020Hariharan L.Somayajulu vitro biological evaluation and

optimization study of some new5-benzylidene-1,3-thiazolidine-2,4-dione analogs as newclass of a - glucosidase inhibitors

14 Dr.KVN Suresh Mr.VSA Pavan Development and characterization June 2020Reddy Rudhrabatla of novel drug carriers for the

selected antiviral and anticancerdrugs and their in-vitro andin-vivo assessment





Guest Lectures 3

Webinars 3






Workshops 10

Guest Lectures 5


Webinars 90

12.(a). Ongoing Funded Research Projects :

Sl.No. Names of PI Title of the Project Funding Project Duration Grantand Co PIs Agency Amount

From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. Anik Sen In silico studies for UGC Santioned, 10,00,000/-preventing cancer and Money notrelated deseases by yet receivedinhibiting the work-efficiency of ODCenzyme and naturalpolyamines.


132

2 Dr.R.Kishore Based Organic DST-SERB-ECR 2019 2022 28,40,000/-Sensitizers (I>-1I:-A)with donor units ofDithiafulvenyl for theSolar Cell Applications

3 Dr.Suresh Maddila Synthesis and anticancer UGC 2019 2021 10,00,000/-activity of some newthieno [2,3-d]-pyrimidineazole derivatives

(b). Research Projects Completed : Nil

13. Consultancy Projects by faculty: Nil







Book Chapter Dr. Anik Sen and Management of Contaminants Elsevier March 2021N. Sailaja of Emerging Concern (CEC)

in Environment / Impact ofPharmaceuticals and TheirMetabolites on Environment(Chapter 4)

Book Chapter Gedda Gangaraju, Introduction to Conventional China: Materials January2021

Kolli Balakrishna, Wastewater Technologies: Research ForumRandhi Umadevi, Limitations and Recent LLCKinjal J Shah Advances (Chapter 1)

Book Chapter Rakesh Dutta, Shahnaz Management of Elsevier March 2021Ahmed and Anjali Jha Contaminants of Emerging

Concern (CEC) in Environment /Occurrence of Steroidal Hormonein Environment (Chapter 5)

Book Chapter Dr.K.Ram Mohan Rao Corrosion Resistance of Springer FebruaryHigh Entropy Alloys 2021(Chapter 4)

133

iv. Patents Filed :


International)

1 Dr.D.Suryakala Plastics & packing materials International 2020104378., Australianmanagement: plastics and non agency, 29th Decemberrecyclable packing materials 2020convert into a value addedproducts as per requirements




134

Department of Computer Science

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Computer Science, GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. K. Vedavathi


BCA (Bachlor of Computer Applications)

MCA (Master of Computer Applications)

M.Sc. Data Science

Ph.D.




Ph.D. Qualified - 02 02 01 01 02 01 02 03 02 05 07

without Ph.D. - - - - 01 01 05 05 10 05 06 11





1. Dr. G. Babu Rao A Composite Location Aware Data Andhra University December 2020Centre Security Protocol for Dataand Applications using Regionspecific Firewall Rules

2. Dr. K. Vanitha Novel Compression Techniques JNTU, Hyderabad December 2020Based on Clustering and FuzzyMorpology for Image QualityEnhancement



1. Dr.M.Sesha Shayee Y. Padma Leela Development of QoS Aware AugustRouting Protocols in Wireless 2020Networks

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2. Prof.V.NagaLakshmi Mr. Raghu Ram NC Authentication, Authorization Octoberand Availability (AAA) of IoT 2020Based Ad-Hoc Medical Devicesin Critical Care

3. Prof.V.NagaLakshmi Ms. Navya Goura A Contemporary Blockchain - MarchBased Architecture For Tracking 2021Data Provenance Of Digital AssetsIn Distributed Cloud With Zero -Knowledge Proof





Webinars 01






Workshops 5


Webinars 22

Coursera 175


(b) Research Projects Completed : Nil







iv. Patents Filed: Nil

15. Collaborations: Nil

16. Significant Achievements / Recognition :Mr. Srihari Ruttala, Student of Final Year BCA secured first place and won cash award of Rs. 35,000/- inHack-A-Thon challenge winner conducted by Internshala Trainings.


136

Department of Environmental Science

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Environmental Science, GITAM Institute Science, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. N. Srinivas


BEM (Bachelor of Environmental Management)

B.Sc (Envt. Science, Biotechnology, Chemistry)

M.Sc Environmental Science

Ph.D.




Ph.D. Qualified 2 - 2 - 01 01 2 4 6 4 5 9






1. Prof.Ch.Ramakrishna Mr. R. Ramesh Kumar Solid Waste Management using ThesisRemote Sensing and GIS ~ A Submittedcase study, Hyderabad. August 2020

2. Prof.Ch.Ramakrishna Ms. Sanchari Biswas Assessment of Heavy Metal Residues Thesisin Avian Fauna of Visakhapatnam, SubmittedAndhra Pradesh. October 2020

3. Dr.V.Saritha S.Ravi Shankar Reddy A Study on advanced hybrid June 2020technologies for treatment ofPharmaceutical waste waters

4. Dr.V.Saritha D.Bhavya Kavitha Exploring Natural Coagulants July 2020as Impending alternativestoward water clarification

137



Guest Lectures 02

Webinars 01






Workshops 03

Guest Lectures 07

Webinars 09



From To (Rs.)

1. Prof.N.Srinivas Application of Electro- UGC-DAE 2019 2022 13,33,800/-reediation coupled withPhytoremediation techni-ques for the removal oftrace elements in sewagesludge

2. Prof.N.Srinivas Development of a Facility DST-SEED 2020 2023 39,28,350/-to Enhance capabilityBuilding of scheduledcaste population onurban organic wastepellets

3. Prof.Ch.Rama- The title of the project is DST-SEED 2020 2023 31,13,000/-krishna (Co-PI) Development of a facility

for fruit vendors belongingto Scheduled Castepopulations inVisakhapatnam Rural

4. Prof.Ch.Rama- The title of the project is DST 2018 2021 51,22,000/-krishna (Co-PI) Development and Extension

of technologies to improveLivelihood of Small farmHolders at Alamanda,North Coastal of AndhraPradesh


138

5. Prof.Ch.Rama- The title of the project is : DST-SEED 2020 2023 39,28,350/-krishna (Co-PI) Development of a facility to

enhance capability buildingof scheduled caste populationon urban organic wastepellets.

6. Dr. M. Kiranmai Advanced oxidation process DST 2020 2023 64,26,174/-Reddy (Co-PI) for complete attenuation of

Pathogens and antimicrobialresistance in municipalitysuppled groundwater

(b) Research Projects Completed :







Book / Book Name(s) of the Title of the Book Publisher Monthchapter / author(s) / Chapter & Year

Monographs

Book Chapter Namuduri Srinivas, Environmental carcinogens Academic Press, 2020K. Suresh Kumar, and their impact on female- an imprint ofRama Rao Malla specific cancers in the book Elsevier,

A Theranostic and Precision 71 – 90.249Medicine Approach for -258Female-Specific Cancers

Book Chapter Saritha Vara, Manoj Epidemiology of Cancers in A Theranostic and 2020Kumar Karnena and Women Precision MedicineBhavya Kavitha Approach forDwarapureddi Female-Specific

Cancers AcademicPress, an imprintof Elsevier, 71 – 90.

Book Chapter Saritha Vara, Entomogenous Fungi and Microbial Biotechnology 2020Manoj Kumar the Conservation of the Approaches toKarnena, Swathi Cultural Heritage Monuments of CulturalDash, Sanjana, R Heritage. (pp. 41-69).

Springer

139

Book Chapter Manoj Kumar Karnena, Catalysis Process for published in the Handbook 2020Madhavi Konni and Treatment of of Research on EmergingSaritha Vara Industrial Wastewater Developments and

Environmental Impacts ofEcological Chemistry.Pages 229-251. C ISBN13:9781799812418. DOI:10.4018/978-1-7998-1241-8.ch011

Book Chapter Saritha Vara, Membrane Technology for -Chapter 21 published in 2020Madhavi Konni, Treatment of Pharma- the Handbook of ResearchManoj Kumar ceutical Wastewaters. on Resource ManagementKarnena Novel Approach for Pollution and Waste

Treatment. A. Pages 502-530. ISBN13: 9781799803690. DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-0369-0.ch021

Book Chapter K. Suresh Kumar, Atmospheric Aerosols Springer Nature 2020K. A. Sunil Kumar, (PM10 and PM2.5) Singapore Pte Ltd.N. Srinivas, Akbar and their In?uence on 1143-166Ziauddin Air Quality in

Visakhapatnam City,Andhra Pradesh, India.Advances in Air PollutionProfiling and Control

Book Chapter N. Srinivas and Assessment of Ground Springer Nature 2020Akbar Ziauddin Water Quality Along the Singapore Pte Ltd.Sudhakara Rao Coastal Areas of 125-56.Ippili, K. Suresh Srikakulam District, AP,Kumar India . Advances in Air

Pollution Profiling andControl


15. MoUs /Collaborations : Nil


• Prof. Ch. Ramakrishna was nominated as Member of Expert Committee for Natural Resources Data ManagementSystem (NRDMS) Programme, DST, New Delhi.

• Prof. Ch. Ramakrishna was nominated as Member of Expert Committee on Capacity building and trainingon Geospatial Technologies NRDMS Programme, DST, New Delhi.

• Dr.V. Saritha has been Promoted as Associate professor

• Dr. K. Suresh Kumar, Assistant Professor awarded as Best NSS Program Officer by GITAM (Deemed to beUniversity) on 26th January 2021.

• N. Priyanka Priya Darsini, student of final year BEM awarded as best volunteer award 26th January 2021.


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Department of Physics

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Electronics and Physics, GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. K. V. Ramesh


B.Sc (Physical Sciences)

B.Sc (Mathematics,Electronics, Computer Science)

M.Sc Physics

M.Sc Electronics

Ph.D.




Ph.D. Qualified 3 - 3 4 2 6 17 2 19 24 4 28





1. Dr. D.Srinivas Synthesis of Structural, Dielectric Andhra University December 2020and Impendance Properties OfCa2+ And Ba2+ Ion SubstitutedLead Titanate Ceramics



1. Dr. Kavitha Chandu Mr. Korivi Narendra Absolute method for continuous August, 2020Swaroop vital basic health monitoring and

alert system with multiplexed dataover multi communication modesin IoT

141

2. Dr.P Sarita Ms. Geetha Penta Synthesis,Structural and Electro- October, 2020chemical Behavior of few layeredGraphene based ZnO Nano-composites for SupercapacitorApplication

3. Dr.Kavitha Chandu Mr.Gorrepotu Ramesh Design of Sub-1GHz Gateway and December,2020miniature Sensor Node with PCBantenna for IoT applications

4. Prof. K V Ramesh Mr. Venkata Nagesh Effect of Nd3+ ion substitution on March, 2021Ganti Structural, Magnetic and Electrical

properties of Ni-Zn Nano crystallineferrites







Webinars 5



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.B.Satti babu Dielectric and Magnetic UGC- DAE 2017 2022 1,35,000/-Dr.T.Durga rao properties of rare earth(Co-PI) doped Nickel Ferrite

2 Dr. K.Lakshun Understanding the Surface UGC 2019 2021 10,00,000/-Naidu Enhanced Raman

Scattering from GrapheneRelated Materials Intendedfor Bio-Sensing Application

3 Dr. B. Sattibabu Development of lead free UGC 2019 2021 10,00,000/-based piezoelectriccomposites for actuatorapplications

4 Dr. Saikiran Studies of the semi- UGC 2019 2021 10,00,000/-Vadavalli conductor/metal

nanoparticles sandwichedbetween high-k dielectricoxide layers for memoryapplications and theirmodification by ion beamirradiation


142

5 Dr.T Durga Rao Investigation of multiferroic UGC 2019 2021 10,00,000/-properties and thresholdswitching effects in strainand cation-engineeredBiFeO3 thin films

6 Dr.Saikiran Vadavalli Fabrication of high-k dielectric DST, SERB 2019 2021 26,43,000/-oxide layers with embeddedsemiconductor nanoparticlesfor flash memory deviceapplications and theirengineering by ion beamirradiation

7 Dr. P Sarita Multi-elemental mapping of UGC - DAE 7,46,000/-blood serum of diabetesMellitus patients usingsynchrotron based micro–probe X-ray fluorescencespectroscopy

8 Dr.DMadhava Ferroelectric and Piezoelectric UGC-DAE 2018 2021 7, 00,000/-Prasad properties of perovskite based

leadfree ceramics (K,Na)NbO 3

9 Dr.M.Chaitanya Study of effects of particle size UGC- DAE 2019 2021 1,35,000/-Varma and magnetic anisotropy in

Enhancing the magnetization inNi-Zn ferrites

10 Dr.T.Durga Rao Structural and magnetic UGC - DAE 2020 2023 1,35,000/-Dr.B.Satti babu properties of R2NilrO6(Co-PI) iridates (R = La, Ce, Pr,

Nd, Tb, Ho, Y and Lu)BiFeO3 thin films



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.A.Chandrasekhar Development of Non- DST - ECR 2017 2020 29,43,000/-Destructive testing Methodfor the Detection of HiddenCorrosion and Cracks inSatinless steel Structures


143







Book Chapter K V Ramesh., Transport Properties of Frontiers In Ceramic 2020N V Krishna Prasad Semiconducting Glasses Science

Book Chapter K V Ramesh Advanced Ceramics and Applications of 2020Their Environmental Advanced CeramicsApplications In Science





144

Department of Mathematics

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Mathematics, GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. N. Ravi Shankar


B.Sc. (Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science)

B.Sc. (Mathematics, Statistics, Data science)

M.Sc. Applied Mathematics

M.Sc. Statistics

Ph.D.




Ph.D. Qualified 2 - 2 3 5 8 16 5 21 21 10 31

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 1 1 2 1 1 2




1. Prof. J. Sreenivas Rao Visiting Professor StatisticsDept. of Statistics andApplied Probability,University of California,USA




1. Dr. D.Vamsi krishna Shalini Dasumahanti Coefficient Inequalities for JulyCertain Subclasses of Univalent 2020and Multivalent AnalyticFunctions.

2. Dr. P.Sundarayya Kotta Revathi Structure and Theory of AugustFuzzy Ternary T-Ideals in 2020Ternary T-Semirings.

145

3. Dr.V.Yogeswara V Uma kameswari Fs complement operator and NovemberKurada FsB topological A study. 2020

4. Dr.P.Sundarayya Veerapaneni Decomposition of some DecemberSriramani algebraic structures. 2020





Workshops 1

11.Recharging Programs Attended by Faculty :





Workshops 10


Webinars 188







ii Presentation of Papers in Conferences 10 - 10



Book chapter Dr.K.Aruna Kumari, A Discussion of Hausdorff Recent Studies in June 2020Vaddiparthi Yogeswara, Property on FS- Cartesian Mathematics andK.V. Umakameswari Product Topological Space. Computer Science

Book chapter Dr.T. Sri lakshmi Fuzzy Bi-Interior ideals of Handbook of Research AugustSemirings on Emerging 2020

Applications of FuzzyAlgebraic Structures

iv.Patents Filed : Nil

15.Collaborations: Nil

16.Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil


146

Department of Microbiology and Food Science & Technology

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Microbiology and Food Science & Technology, GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. K.V. Chaitanya


B.Sc. (Hons) Microbiology

B.Sc. (Hons) Food Science Technology

M.Sc. Microbiology

M.Sc. Food Science Technology

Ph.D.




Ph.D. Qualified 2 1 3 - 2 2 2 6 8 4 9 13

without Ph.D. - - - - - - - 1 1 - 1 1




1. Prof. K.M.V. Raghava Rao Visiting Professor Food Technology



10. Recharging programs organized by the department :


Webinars 1




147

12. (a). Ongoing Funded Research Projects :


From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.P.V.Giridhar Production of high titers of UGC 2019 2021 10,00,000/-polyhydroxybutyrate formaking biodegradable filmfor food packaging

2 Dr.P.Vidyullatha Characterization of latency UGC 2019 2021 10,00,000/-associated genes to identifypotential targets for thetreatment of tuberculosis

3 Dr.P.Vidyullatha Identification of latency DST 2019 2021 32,26,340/-associated genes to aspotential targets for thetreatment of tuberculosis

4 Prof.R.Gyana Cyanobacterial Biodiversity Earth and 2017 2020 39,33,000/-Prasuna Studies In The Regional Atmospheric

Mangroves Sciences

5 Prof.K.V.Chaitanya Development of a facility DST- SEED 2020 2023 31,00,000/-for fruit vendors belongingto the scheduled castepopulations of Visakhapatnamrural

6 Prof.K.V.Chaitanya Studies on micropropagation DST 2019 2022 29,54,000/-of Red Sandalwood throughinduction of somaticembryogenesis








148



Book Chapter Viswanatha Chaitanya Sources and industrial Elsevier, Amsterdam, January,Kolluru applications of Netherlands, 2021

polysaccharides.

Book Chapter Viswanatha Chaitanya Investigation of biological Springer Nature August,Kolluru activity of nanoparticles Switzerland AG 2020

using cell lines.

Book Chapter Dr. S. Nagaveni Bioactive molecules against Innovation Info March,Infectious diseases 2021Current concepts andupdates

Book Chapter Dr. P. Lalitha Effect of Trichoderma Book Rivers August,viride on growth, yield 2020and 4hydroxy isoleucinecontent of Trigonellafoenum graecum(Fenugreek)

iii. Patents :


International)

1 Kolluru Viswanatha A Novel Compound with Anti- Indian 343246Chaitanya Cancer Properties Dated 04/08/2020

15. MoUs /Collaborations: Nil


149

EXAMINATION RESULTS1. UG and Integrated Programs :



1 B.Sc (Hons.)-Chemistry 13 13 11 84.62 2020-2021 I

2 B.Sc (Hons.)-Chemistry 13 13 10 76.92 2020-2021 II

3 B.Sc (Hons.)-Chemistry 5 5 3 60.00 2019-2020 III

4 B.Sc (Hons.)-Chemistry 5 5 5 100 2019-2020 IV

5 B.Sc (Hons.)-Chemistry 27 27 27 100.00 2018-2019 V

6 B.Sc (Hons.)-Chemistry 27 27 25 92.59 2018-2019 VI

7 B.Sc (Hons.)-Chemistry(Batch-II) 52 52 49 94.23 2017-2018 VI

8 B.Sc - Mathematical Sciences 23 23 15 65.22 2020-2021 I

9 B.Sc - Mathematical Sciences 22 22 17 77.27 2020-2021 II

10 B.Sc - Mathematical Sciences 43 43 29 67.44 2019-2020 III

11 B.Sc - Mathematical Sciences 43 43 30 69.77 2019-2020 IV

12 B.Sc - Mathematical Sciences 39 39 34 87.18 2018-2019 V

13 B.Sc - Mathematical Sciences 39 39 37 94.87 2018-2019 VI

14 B.Sc - Physical Sciences 44 44 29 69.21 2020-21 I

15 B.Sc - Physical Sciences 42 42 27 64.29 2020-2021 II

16 B.Sc - Physical Sciences 70 70 58 82.86 2019-2020 III

17 B.Sc - Physical Sciences 70 70 56 80.00 2019-2020 IV

18 B.Sc - Physical Sciences 46 46 40 86.96 2018-2019 V

19 B.Sc - Physical Sciences 46 46 41 89.13 2018-2019 VI

20 B.Sc - Biochemistry,Microbiology, Bioinformatics 30 30 23 76.67 2020-21 I

21 B.Sc - Biochemistry,Microbiology, Bioinformatics 29 29 27 93.10 2020-2021 II

22 B.Sc - Biochemistry,Microbiology, Bioinformatics 32 32 31 96.88 2019-2020 III

23 B.Sc - Biochemistry,Microbiology, Bioinformatics 32 32 28 87.50 2019-2020 IV

24 B.Sc - Biochemistry,Microbiology, Bioinformatics 10 10 10 100.00 2018-2019 V


150

25 B.Sc - Biochemistry,Microbiology, Bioinformatics 10 10 10 100.00 2018-2019 VI

26 B.Sc - Biochemistry, Bioinformaticsand Chemistry 7 7 7 100.00 2018-2019 V

27 B.Sc - Biochemistry, Bioinformaticsand Chemistry 7 7 7 100.00 2018-2019 VI

28 B.Sc -Biotechnology, Chemistry andMicrobiology 51 51 35 68.63 2020-21 I

29 B.Sc -Biotechnology, Chemistry andMicrobiology 45 45 37 82.22 2020-2021 II

30 B.Sc -Biotechnology, Chemistry andMicrobiology 57 57 54 94.74 2019-2020 III

31 B.Sc -Biotechnology, Chemistry andMicrobiology 56 56 52 92.86 2019-2020 IV

32 B.Sc -Biotechnology, Chemistry andMicrobiology 43 43 41 95.35 2018-2019 V

33 B.Sc -Biotechnology, Chemistry andMicrobiology 42 42 42 100.00 2018-2019 VI

34 B.Sc (Hons.)- Food Technology 60 60 42 70.00 2020-2021 I

35 B.Sc (Hons.) -Food Technology 57 57 38 66.67 2020-2021 II

36 B.Sc (Hons.) -Food Technology 53 53 38 71.70 2019-2020 III

37 B.Sc (Hons.) -Food Technology 53 53 41 77.36 2019-2020 IV

38 B.Sc (Hons.) -Food Technology 46 46 46 100.00 2018-2019 V

39 B.Sc (Hons.) -Food Technology 46 46 45 97.83 2018-2019 VI

40 B.Sc -Mathematics, Electronics andComputer Science 26 26 12 46.15 2020-2021 I

41 B.Sc -Mathematics, Electronics andComputer Science 25 25 21 84.00 2020-2021 II

42 B.Sc -Mathematics, Electronics andComputer Science 31 31 24 77.42 2019-2020 III

43 B.Sc -Mathematics, Electronics andComputer Science 31 31 27 87.10 2019-2020 IV

44 B.Sc -Mathematics, Electronicsand Computer Science 14 14 11 78.57 2018-2019 V

45 B.Sc -Mathematics, Electronicsand Computer Science 14 14 12 85.71 2018-2019 VI

46 B.Sc-Mathematics, Statistics,Data Science 22 22 18 81.82 2020-2021 I

47 B.Sc-Mathematics, Statistics,Data Science 22 22 19 86.36 2020-2021 II

151

48 B.Sc(Hons.)-Biotechnology 30 30 24 80.00 2020-2021 I

49 B.Sc(Hons.)-Biotechnology 29 29 25 86.21 2020-2021 II

50 B.Sc(Hons.)-Microbiology 25 25 18 72.00 2020-2021 I

51 B.Sc(Hons.)-Microbiology 24 24 21 87.50 2020-2021 II

52 B.Sc - Environmental Science,Biotechnology, Chemistry 17 17 11 64.71 2020-2021 I

53 B.Sc - Environmental Science,Biotechnology, Chemistry 14 14 9 64.29 2020-2021 II

54 BCA 96 96 76 79.17 2020-2021 I

55 BCA 93 93 68 73.12 2020-2021 II

56 BCA 90 90 86 95.56 2019-2020 III

57 BCA 90 90 82 91.11 2019-2020 IV

58 BCA 61 61 61 100.00 2018-2019 V

59 BCA 61 61 61 100.00 2018-2019 VI

60 BEM 13 13 12 92.31 2020-21 I

61 BEM 13 13 12 92.31 2020-21 II

62 BEM 13 13 12 92.31 2019-2020 III

63 BEM 12 12 10 83.33 2019-2020 IV

64 BEM 12 12 11 91.67 2018-2019 V

65 BEM 12 12 12 100.00 2018-2019 VI

66 M.Sc – Biotechnology (Integrated) 12 12 6 50.00 2020-2021 I

67 M.Sc – Biotechnology (Integrated) 9 9 6 67 2020-2021 II

68 M.Sc – Biotechnology (Integrated) 23 23 22 95.65 2019-2020 III

69 M.Sc – Biotechnology (Integrated) 23 23 23 100 2019-2020 IV

70 M.Sc – Biotechnology (Integrated) 32 32 30 93.75 2018-2019 V

71 M.Sc – Biotechnology (Integrated) 32 32 27 84.38 2018-2019 VI

72 M.Sc - Chemistry (Integrated) 51 50 49 98.00 2018-2019 V

73 M.Sc - Chemistry (Integrated) 51 50 50 100.00 2018-2019 VI


152

2. PG and Integrated Programs :



1 M.Sc – Biotechnology(Integrated) 21 21 19 90.48 2017-2018 VII

2 M.Sc – Biotechnology(Integrated) 22 22 19 86 2017-2018 VIII

3 M.Sc – Biotechnology(Integrated) 13 13 13 100.00 2016-2017 IX

4 M.Sc – Biotechnology(Integrated) 14 14 13 92.86 2016-2017 X

5 M.Sc - Chemistry(Integrated) 57 57 53 92.98 2017-2018 VII

6 M.Sc - Chemistry(Integrated) 57 57 57 100.00 2017-2018 VIII

7 M.Sc - Chemistry(Integrated) 40 40 40 100.00 2016-2017 IX

8 M.Sc - Chemistry(Integrated) 40 40 40 100.00 2016-2017 X

9 M.Sc –Data Science 41 41 38 92.68 2020-2021 I

10 M.Sc –Data Science 40 40 36 90.00 2020-2021 II

11 M.Sc –Data Science 41 41 40 97.56 2019-2020 III

12 M.Sc –Data Science 41 41 40 97.56 2019-2020 IV

13 M.Sc -Analytical Chemistry 11 11 11 100.00 2020-2021 I

14 M.Sc -Analytical Chemistry 11 11 11 100.00 2020-2021 II

15 M.Sc -Analytical Chemistry 7 7 7 100.00 2019-2020 III

16 M.Sc -Analytical Chemistry 7 7 7 100.00 2019-2020 IV

17 M.Sc –Applied Mathematics 6 6 6 100.00 2020-2021 I

18 M.Sc –Applied Mathematics 6 6 6 100.00 2020-2021 II

19 M.Sc –Applied Mathematics 9 9 8 88.89 2019-2020 III

20 M.Sc –Applied Mathematics 9 9 9 100.00 2019-2020 IV

21 M.Sc-Biotechnology 42 42 40 95.24 2020-2021 I

22 M.Sc-Biotechnology 42 42 33 78.57 2020-2021 II

23 M.Sc-Biotechnology 29 29 29 100.00 2019-2020 III

24 M.Sc-Biotechnology 29 29 29 100.00 2019-2020 IV

25 M.Sc-Electronics 16 16 14 87.50 2020-2021 I

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26 M.Sc-Electronics 16 16 14 87.50 2020-2021 II

27 M.Sc-Electronics 7 7 7 100.00 2019-2020 III

28 M.Sc-Electronics 7 7 7 100.00 2019-2020 IV

29 M.Sc -Environmental Science 14 14 13 92.86 2020-2021 I

30 M.Sc -Environmental Science 14 14 13 92.86 2020-2021 II

31 M.Sc -Environmental Science 16 16 16 100.00 2019-2020 III

32 M.Sc -Environmental Science 16 16 16 100.00 2019-2020 IV

33 M.Sc-Food Science Technology 74 74 71 95.95 2020-2021 I

34 M.Sc-Food Science Technology 73 73 70 95.89 2020-2021 II

35 M.Sc-Food Science Technology 58 58 56 96.55 2019-2020 III

36 M.Sc-Food Science Technology 58 58 57 98.28 2019-2020 IV

37 M.Sc – Microbiology 41 41 35 85.37 2020-2021 I

38 M.Sc – Microbiology 38 38 37 97.37 2020-2021 II

39 M.Sc – Microbiology 37 37 36 97.30 2019-2020 III

40 M.Sc – Microbiology 37 37 34 91.89 2019-2020 IV

41 M.Sc -Organic Chemistry 25 25 22 88.00 2020-2021 I

42 M.Sc -Organic Chemistry 25 25 22 88.00 2020-2021 II

43 M.Sc -Organic Chemistry 7 7 6 85.71 2019-2020 III

44 M.Sc -Organic Chemistry 7 7 7 100.00 2019-2020 IV

45 M.Sc -Physics 13 13 11 84.62 2020-2021 I

46 M.Sc –Physics 12 12 9 75.00 2020-2021 II

47 M.Sc –Physics 14 14 14 100.00 2019-2020 III

48 M.Sc –Physics 14 14 14 100.00 2019-2020 IV

49 M.Sc - Biochemistry andMolecular Biology 22 22 19 86.36 2020-2021 I

50 M.Sc - Biochemistry andMolecular Biology 21 21 20 95.24 2020-2021 II

51 M.Sc - Biochemistry andMolecular Biology 10 10 10 100.00 2019-2020 III

52 M.Sc - Biochemistry andMolecular Biology 10 10 10 100.00 2019-2020 IV

53 M.Sc –Statistics 17 17 16 94.12 2020-2021 I

54 M.Sc -Statistics 17 17 16 94.12 2020-2021 II


154

55 MCA 63 63 56 88.89 2020-2021 I

56 MCA 62 62 52 83.87 2020-2021 II

57 MCA 14 14 13 92.86 2019-2020 III

58 MCA 14 14 14 100.00 2019-2020 IV

59 MCA 16 16 16 100.00 2018-2019 V

60 MCA 16 16 16 100.00 2018-2019 VI

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9.4 GITAM Institute of Pharmacy, Visakhapatnam

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM Institute of Pharmacy, Visakhapatnam


3. Dean & Principal : Prof. S. Ganapaty

4. Programs offered :


UG Program

B.Pharmacy 4

PG Programs

M. Pharmacy - Pharmaceutics 2

M. Pharmacy - Pharmaceutical Analysis 2

M. Pharmacy – Pharmacology 2

M. Pharmacy - Pharmaceutical Chemistry 2

M. Pharmacy - Pharmaceutical QA 2

Ph.D. Programs

Ph.D. (full time) 3

Ph.D. (part time) 4

Certificate / Diploma Programs

Drug Analysis 3 (Months)

Drug Regulatory Affairs 3 (Months)


Curriculum B. Pharm 2019

M. Pharm 2019




Ph.D. Qualified 3 1 4 1 1 2 4 8 12 8 10 18

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 1 - 1 1 - 1


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7. List of Departments and Names of the Heads of the Departments / Chairpersons – BoS:

S. No. Name of the Department Name of the Chairperson

1. Pharmacy Prof. S. Ganapaty






3. Lab Assistant/Technicians 02 - 02

4. Attendants and others 03 - 03

Total 08 04 12



1 Assistant Professor - 01 01


UG Programs

Programme Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year Total

B.Pharmacy 100 88 84 94 91 357

PG ProgrammeM.Pharmacy - 15 7 15 - - 22Pharmaceutics

M.Pharmacy - 15 15 15 - - 30Pharmaceutical Analysis

M.Pharmacy – 12 7 5 - - 12Pharmacology

M.Pharmacy - 15 1 0 - - 1Pharmaceutical Chemistry

M.Pharmacy - 9 2 - - - 2Pharmaceutical QualityAssurance

Total 66 32 35 - - 67

157

Ph.D. Programs (Research Scholars admitted)

S. No 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19 2016-17 2015-16


1 14 57 3 55 2 18 4 20 3 18

Total 14 57 3 55 2 18 4 20 3 18


Name of the Faculty Title of Thesis Name of the University Month and YearMember of Award

Dr. Revu Baby Nalanda Analytical and bioanalytical Andhra University, February 2021method development and Visakhapatnamvalidation of selected anti-cancer & antiretroviral drugsby LC-MS/MS and RP-HPLC


S. No. Name(s) of the Name of the Scholar Title of the Thesis Month andResearch Year ofSupervisor(s) Award

1. Prof. S.Ganapaty Ms Jahnavi Bandla Validation, quantification and stress October 2020degradation studies on antiviral andanticancer drugs in formulationsusing chromatographic tools

2. Prof. S. Raja Mr. Rakam Gopi Krishna Phytochemical, cardioprotective, June 2020antioxidant and molecular dockingstudies of selected Indian medicinalplants

3. Prof. S. Raja Mr. Pullagura M Krishna Design and synthesis of novel June 2020Prasad benzimidazole analogs as potential

biological agent

4. Prof. S. Raja Mr. B. Siva Sai Kiran Method development and validation June 2020for the estimation of selected activepharmaceutical ingredients by usingICP-OES, AAS and RP-HPLC

5. Prof. L. Srinivas Mr.B.Nagamalleswara Studies on Solubility and Dissolution October 2020Rao Enhancement of Itraconazole

6. Prof. L. Srinivas Mr.Purna Chandra Reddy Studies on optimization of solid DecemberGuntaka dispersion formulations prepared by 2020

spray drying and hot melt extrusiontechniques for improving solubilityand bio availability of selectedpoorly soluble drugs


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7. Prof. L. Srinivas Mr. Kotharapu R Development and evaluation of DecemberKoteswara Rao gastric floating mini-tablet systems 2020

for selected anti-platelet drugs

8. Prof. L. Srinivas Ms. Selvi G (JNTU-H) Formulation and Evaluation of January 2021Novel Drug Delivery Systems ofAntihypertensive Drugs for OnceA Day Therapy

9. Prof. M.M.Annapurna Ms. G Hima Bindu Development and validation of July 2020stability indicating liquidchromatographic methods forthe determination of someselected drugs

10. Prof. M.M.Annapurna Mr.Debi Prasad Pradhan Development and validation of Novembernew analytical methods for the 2020quantification of selected drugsusing HPLC & LC-MS

11. Prof.M.M.Annapurna Mr.Hemchand Analytical method development, March 2021Suryadevara validation, impurity profiling and

chiral separation of someselected drugs using HPLC,UFLC and LC-MS

12. Dr. G.V.Radha Ms. M.Sravya Studies on Bioavailability and October 2020Stability Improvement ofAzithromycin Dihydrate UsingSolid Dispersion, InclusionComplexation, Nanotechnologyand Formulation ofReconstitutable Oral Suspensionsusing Carrageenans as SuspendingAgents

13. Dr. G.V.Radha Mr.C.Santosh Kumar Studies on synergistic potential of October 2020metformin loaded chitosan andpectin biohybrid nanoparticles forniddm–a novel approach fordiabetic treatment

14. Dr. Sumanta Mondal Debjit Ghosh Pharmacognostical Standardization, June, 2020Phytochemical Isolation AndAscertainment Of PharmacologicalActivities Of A Rare MangroveAegialitis Rotundifolia Roxb.,Leaves In The Management ofWound Injuries

15. Dr.R.Santosh Kumar Ms. Sahithi Mudili Optimization of Starch Glutamate July, 2020as a Novel Superdisintegrant inthe Formulation of Fast DissolvingTablets of BCS Class-II Drugsthrough Factorial Design

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Webinars 04






Workshops 8

Guest Lectures 1


Webinars 152

Others 7

16. (a). Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil






ii Presentation of papers in Conferences 17 - 17



Book Chapter Dr. Sumanta Mondal Clinical Research: Essentials of Evincepub August 2020Drug Development and Clinical Publishing,Trials Chhattisgarh,

India.

Book Chapter Dr. Sumanta Mondal Medical Writing (From Proposal Evincepub September 2020to Implementation) Publishing,

Chhattisgarh,India.

Book Orsu Prabhakar Biomedical Applications of Notion Press June 2020and Arun K Natural Polysaccharides Xpress

Publishers


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Book Orsu Prabhakar Cerebroprotective effect of Lap Lambert March 2020Resveratrol: A Bioflavonoid Academic

Publishing

Book Chapter Orsu Prabhakar Dietary protein supplements MedDoc April 2020and prevention ofcardiovascular disease andmetabolic disorders

Book Chapter Orsu Prabhakar Safety and toxicity concerns Elesevier October 2020of graphene and itscomposites.

Book Chapter Dr.Santosh Kumar Starch Glutamate: Modified Lap Lambert October 2020Rada and Sahithi Potato Starch AcademicMudili Superdisintegrant Publishing

iv. Patents:


International)

1 Dr.Orsu Prabhakar Three dimensional hybrid Indian 202041018070 A,scaffold for islet cell Published on 29/05/2020transplantation and itspreparation method thereof



Dr. Sumanta Mondal awarded with “Outstanding Scientist Award“ by International Scientist Awards (2020)On Engineering, Science and Medicine by VDGOOD Professional Association, India.

Dr. Sumanta Mondal awarded with “Best Researcher Award in Pharmaceutical Sciences” by InternationalMultidisciplinary Research Foundation (IMRF), 2020.

EXAMINATION RESULTS1. UG Programs:



1 B. Pharmacy 89 89 76 85.39 2020-2021 I

2 B. Pharmacy 85 85 78 92.86 2019-2020 III

3 B. Pharmacy 85 85 73 85.88 2019-2020 IV

4 B. Pharmacy 93 93 91 97.85 2018-2019 V

5 B. Pharmacy 93 93 83 89.25 2018-2019 VI

6 B. Pharmacy 91 91 89 97.80 2017-2018 VII

7 B. Pharmacy 91 91 81 89.01 2017-2018 VIII

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2. PG Programs:



1 M. Pharmacy-PharmaceuticalAnalysis 15 15 14 93.33 2020-2021 I

2 M. Pharmacy-Pharmaceutics 7 7 7 100.00 2020-2021 I

3 M. Pharmacy-Pharmachemistry 1 1 1 100.00 2020-2021 I

4 M. Pharmacy-Pharmacology 7 7 6 85.71 2020-2021 I

5 M. Pharmacy-PharmaceuticalQuality Assurance 2 2 2 100.00 2020-2021 I

6 M. Pharmacy-PharmaceuticalAnalysis 15 15 15 100.00 2019-2020 III

7 M. Pharmacy-Pharmaceutics 15 15 15 100.00 2019-2020 III

8 M. Pharmacy-Pharmacology 5 5 5 100.00 2019-2020 III

9 M. Pharmacy-PharmaceuticalAnalysis 15 15 15 100.00 2019-2020 IV

10 M. Pharmacy-Pharmaceutics 15 15 15 100.00 2019-2020 IV

11 M. Pharmacy-Pharmacology 5 5 5 100.00 2019-2020 IV


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9.5 GITAM School of Architecture, Visakhapatnam

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM School of Architecture, Visakhapatnam


3. Director Dr. K. Mohan

Deputy Director Ar. Bandan Kumar Mishra

4. Programs Offered

Program Duration (Years)


Bachelor of Architecture (B. Arch.) 5


M. of Arch. (Sustainable Architecture) 2


Curriculum B. Arch. 2021

M. Arch. 2021




Ph.D. Qualified 1 - 1 - - - 1 - - 2 - 2

without Ph.D. 2 - 2 6 1 7 12 9 21 20 10 30


S. No. Name of the Department Name of the HoD & Chair Person- BoS

1. School of Architecture Dr. K. Mohan



1 Ar. P. Venkata Phani Raju Director, Trios Architecture & InteriorDesign

2 Ar. U. Jaya Surya Partner, Dream Space Architects Architecture & InteriorDesign

3 Ar. M. A. Sudhakar Naidu Builder and Former Faculty, Urban PlanningGITAM School of Architecture

4 Ar. K. Naga Lakshmi Practising Architect, and Former Design andFaculty, GITAM School of Architecture Construction

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5 Ar. A. Madhubala Designer, CAC Architects, SFO, CA, USA Concept

6 Ar. K. Abhinav Novus Arc Design Pvt Ltd Architecture & InteriorDesign

7 Ar. Devyani Mehta Freelancing Buiding Construction

8 Ar. K. Sreenivas Rao Chief Architect, Aakaar Architects Housing

9 Ar.P.R.Bheemalingesawara Chief Architect, Living Spaces and AppropriateRao VAAV, Visakhapatnam Technology,

Urban Design

10 Ar. S. Suresh Kanna Principal Architect, Space Craft Architecture &Interior Design

11 Ar. M. Sunil Kumar Venkata Principal Architect, Ashray Design Group Urban Planning,Architecture andConstruction

12 Ar. P. Venkata Krishnajee V V Associates, Visakhapatnam Urban Planning

13 Ar. E. Vijaya Bhaskar Chief Architect, Shilpakruti B.Arch., PGDUPDL, (M.Planning)

14 Ar. B. Suresh Kumar Principal Architect, TSS Architects Architecture, Interiors,Landscape Design

15 Ar. Venkata Siva Kumar Principal Architect, Studio AEON Architecture

16 Ar. M. Jyothi Architect, Studio seven Architecture, UrbanDesign

17 Ar. V. Sudhir Architect, ARCOP Associates Pvt Ltd Qualification: B.ArchArchitecture, InteriorDesign, DesignManagement

18 Ar . Tavishi Rana Architect, Office of Alternative B.Arch, M.Engg.Architecture, Delhi.

19 Ar. Ch. Gourinath Freelancing Concept and ProjectDelivery

20 Ar. P. Venkata Krishna Rao Principal Architect, House of SustainableArchitecture, Visakhapatnam Architecture ,GRIHA CP

21 Ar. Mohhamad Yasin Practising Architect, Visiting Urban and Regionalfaculty to ANU and SPA-Vijayawada Planning, IID, IIA,CAA

9. Supporting Staff of the School :


1. Sr.Asst. - 1 1

2. Jr.Asst. - 2 2

3. Technicians 3 - 3

4. Attendant 1 - 1

Total 4 3 7


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Total 1 2 3


Program Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year Total

UG Programs

B. Arch. 80 35 49 57 56 52 249

PG Programs

M. Arch. 20 14 20 34

Total 100 49 69 57 56 52 283

12. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty: Nil13. Research Guidance by Faculty: Nil14. Recharging Programs Organized by the School :


FGuest Lectures 2




National Conferences / Seminars 8


Workshops 4

Guest Lectures 2


Webinars 46



17. Consultancy Projects by faculty:

Name of the Title of the Project Client Project GrantConsultant Duration Amount

From To (Rs.)

Prof. KVGD Balaji, Structural Design of RCC M/s RVS 11/2020 11/2022 23600/-Civil & Er. T Santosh Apartment at Yendada Village, ConstructionsKumar Visakhapatnam

165

Prof. KVGD Balaji, Design of Grama Sachiwalayam Exe. Engineer, Dept. 12/2020 12/2022 47200/-Civil & Er. T Santosh and Rythu Bharosa Kendram of Tribal Welfare,Kumar Buildings at Voni of Palkonda Seethampeta,

Mandal, Srikakulam Visakhapatnam

Prof. KVGD Balaji, Structural Design of RCC M/s Maheswari 12/2020 12/2022 23600/-Civil & Er.TSantosh Apartment at Gambeeram, ConstructionsKumar Visakhapatnam

Prof.KVGD Balaji, Structural Design of N Ramsai, FACAO, 01/2021 01/2023 23600/-Civil & Er.T Santosh RCC Apartment at GITAM (Deemed toKumar Marripalem, Visakhapatnam be Univeristy)

Prof.KVGD Balaji, Structural Design of RCC M/s.Aaron Architects 02/2021 02/2023 23600/-Civil & Er.T Santosh Apartment at East Point & InteriorsKumar Colony, Visakhapatnam

Prof. KVGD Balaji, Structural Design of Commissioner, 02/2021 02/2023 35400/-Civil & Er.T Santosh Shopping Complex at Muncipal Corporation,Kumar Bhavanipuram, Vijaywada Vijaywada. & M/s.

Studio IdealArchitecture, Vizag



I Research Papers Published - 9 9

Ii Presentation of papers in Conferences - 5 5iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published :


Book Chapter Vinta Sarath Chandra Good Practices and Capacity Allied February 2021Reddy, Jaya Prakash Buildings for sustainable PublishersGolagani, Vajrapu Harika, Development goals/ Pvt. Ltd& Bandan Kumar Mishra Hempcrete: An Alternate

Construction Material

Book Chapter Ms. Rupa Jawal Good Practices and Capacity Allied February 2021Buildings for sutainable PublishersDevelopment goals/Sustainable Pvt. LtdAdaptation of MashingTraditional House: A case ofNorth Lakhimpur, Assam

Book Chapter Manali Basu, Moturu Good Practices and Capacity Allied February 2021Surya Ratna Srinivas, Buildings for sutainable PublishersVandanapu Vahini Development goals/Role of Pvt. LtdSpandana & Prof.Rupa Biomimetic Materials inJawal achieving sustainability

iv. Patents : Nil


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19. MoUs / Collaborations: Nil20. Significant Achievements / Recognition :

Faculty Achievements :Ar. Ramya Geetika, Ar. Vaddiparti, Ar. Bikash Patra, Ar. Tanaya Paul, Ar. Bandan Mishra, Ar. Divya Hariniand Er. Chitti Babu have obtained Certification from Green and Eco-friendly movement certified professional(GEM CP), October 2020. This certification is a value addition for Architecture Professionals to participatein green building projects.Student Achievements:Ms. P. Sowdamini, student of B.Arch. won 1st Prize in All India Competition Organized by Indian GreenBuilding Council (IGBC) on World Environment Day, July 2020.Subhashree, student of M. Arch. won 2nd Prize in All India Competition Organized by Indian GreenBuilding Council (IGBC) on World Environment Day, July 2020.Mr. Manali Basu, Student of M.Arch. Published a research paper on Role of Biomimetic Materials inachieving sustainability: Study of Self-healing Biomimetic materials and their roles in overcoming thecracks in the buildings in Warm and Humid climatic zone in India. SANMANTRANA 2021 conferenceheld at Shri Vaishnav Vidyapeeth Vishwavidyalaya, Indore, Feb 2021.




1 B. Arch. 36 36 25 69.44 2020-2021 I

2 B. Arch. 34 34 19 52.94 2020-2021 II

3 B. Arch. 49 49 43 87.76 2019-2020 III

4 B. Arch. 49 49 45 91.84 2019-2020 IV

5 B. Arch. 57 57 56 98.25 2018-2019 V

6 B. Arch. 57 57 51 89.47 2018-2019 VI

7 B. Arch. 56 56 49 87.50 2017-2018 VII

8 B. Arch. 56 56 41 73.21 2017-2018 VIII

9 B. Arch. 51 50 43 86.00 2016-2017 IX

10 B. Arch. 51 50 43 86.00 2016-2017 X

2. PG Programs:



1 M. Arch. 14 14 14 100.00 2020-2021 I

2 M. Arch. 14 14 14 100.00 2020-2021 II

3 M. Arch. 19 19 19 100.00 2019-2020 III

4 M. Arch. 19 19 19 100.00 2019-2020 IV

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9.6 GITAM School of Law, Visakhapatnam

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM School of Law, Visakhapatnam

2. Year of Establishment : 2012

3. Director : Prof. R. Anita Rao

4. Programs offered


UG Programs

Integrated BBA. LLB (Hons.) 5

Integrated BA. LLB (Hons.) 5

LL.B 3

PG Programs

LLM - IPR & Cyber Law 1

LLM - Corporate Law 1

LLM - International Law 1

Ph.D Programs

Ph.D. Full Time 3

Ph.D Part Time 4


Curriculum Integrated BBA.LLB(Hons.) 2019

Integrated BA.LLB(Hons.) 2019

LL.B 2019




Ph.D. Qualified 1 1 2 - 2 2 1 - 1 2 3 05

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 13 12 25 13 12 25



1. School of Law Prof.R.Anita Rao – DirectorProf. G. Raghavaiah - Chairperson


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1. Prof. P. Bhavani Prasad Visiting Faculty Criminal LawFormer VC, MaharashtraNational Law University

2. Prof. A. Rajendra Prasad, Visiting Faculty Commercial lawFormer VC AcharyaNagarjuna University

3. Prof. V.Rajyalakshmi Visiting Faculty International lawAndhra University

4. Prof. V.Kesava Rao Visiting Faculty Commercial & Labour LawsVice ChancellorNational University ofStudy and Research inLaw, Ranchi

5 Prof. A. Laxminath Honorary Faculty Constitutional LawFormer Vice ChancellorChanakya National LawUniversity, Patna

6 Dr. Pyla Narayan Rao Visiting Faculty Commercial LawsAssoc. ProfessorIndian Institute of CorporateAffairs, Delhi





3. Asst. Librarian 01 - 01



Total 06 - 06





Total 05 04 09

169


Name of the Program Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year Total

UG ProgramsBA.LLB (Hons.) 120 55 49 17 11 10 142BBA.LLB (Hons.) 120 42 49 39 23 20 173LL.B 60 05 02 07Total 300 97 103 58 34 30 322PG ProgramsLL.M (IPR &Cyber Law) 10 09LL.M (Corporate Law) 10 11Total 20 20

Ph.D.Programs (Research Scholars admitted) :

S.No 2020-21 2019-20

FT PT FT PT

1 -- 04 -- 13



14. Recharging Programs Organized by the School :


Workshops 1

Guest Lectures 15


Webinars 2





Workshops 2

Guest Lectures 4


Webinars 11





170



i Research Papers Published 02 --- 02

ii Presentation of papers in Conferences --- --- ---iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published : Nil

iv. Patents : Nil19. MoUs /Collaborations :

1) MoU with National Law School of India University, Bangalore2) MoU with Consortium of National Law Universities3) MoU with National Cyber Safety and Security Standards, Delhi.

20. Significant Achievements / Recognition :The School of Law ranked AAA+ rating by Career 360 with the topmost position among colleges inAndhra Pradesh 2021.

EXAMINATION RESULTS

1. UG & PG Programs:



1 B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 57 56 44 78.57 2020-2021 I

2 B.B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 45 45 28 62.22 2020-2021 I

3 B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 49 47 43 91.49 2019-2020 II

4 B.B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 48 46 39 84.78 2019-2020 II

5 LL.B. (Hons.) 5 5 3 60 2019-2020 II

6 LLM-Corporate Law (1 Year) 2 1 1 100 2019-2020 II

7 LLM-IPR & CYBER LAW (1 Year) 1 1 1 100 2019-2020 II

8 B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 57 56 36 64.29 2020-2021 II

9 B.B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 45 45 35 77.78 2020-2021 II

10 B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 49 48 38 79.17 2019-2020 III

11 B.B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 47 45 29 64.44 2019-2020 III

12 LL.B.(Hons.) 5 5 3 60 2019-2020 III

13 B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 15 14 11 78.57 2018-2019 IV

14 B.B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 37 36 31 86.11 2018-2019 IV

15 LL.B.(Hons.) 3 2 1 50 2018-2019 IV

16 B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 49 47 25 53.19 2019-2020 IV

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17 B.B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 47 44 31 70.45 2019-2020 IV

18 LL.B.(Hons.) 5 5 3 60 2019-2020 IV

19 B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 15 14 14 100 2018-2019 V

20 B.B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 37 35 30 85.71 2018-2019 V

21 LL.B.(Hons.) 3 2 2 100 2018-2019 V

22 B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 11 11 11 100 2017-2018 VI

23 B.B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 23 23 23 100 2017-2018 VI

24 B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 15 14 10 71.43 2018-2019 VI

25 B.B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 37 35 29 82.86 2018-2019 VI

26 B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 11 11 10 90.91 2017-2018 VII

27 B.B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 24 24 23 95.83 2017-2018 VII

28 B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 9 9 8 88.89 2016-2017 VIII

29 B.B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 18 18 16 88.89 2016-2017 VIII

30 B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 11 11 9 81.82 2017-2018 VIII

31 B.B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 25 25 20 80 2017-2018 VIII

32 B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 9 9 9 100 2016-2017 IX

33 B.B.A. LL.B.(Hons.) 18 18 15 83.33 2016-2017 IX


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9.7 GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Visakhapatnam

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & ResearchVisakhapatnam


3. Principal : Dr. I. Jyothi Padmaja

Vice Principals : Dr. M Jaiprakash Babu, Vice Principal, (Admini.)

Dr. B.K. Durga Prasad, Vice Principal, (Academic)

Paramedical Courses

Principal Dr. Padma Visahal

Vice-Principal Dr. Smitha Padhy

Assistant Principal Dr. Priyanka



UG Program

MBBS 4½ Years + 12 months internship

Paramedical Courses

B.Sc. Anaesthesia Technology 4

B.Sc. Radiology and Imaging Technology 3

B.Sc. Optometry 4

B.Sc. Renal Dialysis Technology 3


Curriculum MBBS (As per NMC Norms) 2019


Faculty Professor Associate Asst. Other cadre TotalProfessor Professor (Tutors/SRs)

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

Ph.D. Qualified 1 1 2 1 - 1 1 1 2 - - - 3 2 5

without Ph.D. 32 12 44 19 17 36 36 38 74 26 34 60 113 101 214

173

7. List of Departments and Names of the Heads of the Departments / Chairpersons - BoS:

S. No. Name of the Department Name of the HoD Chair Person- BoS

MBBS Course

1. Anatomy Dr. A Hima Bindu Dr. M Jaiprakash Babu

2. Biochemistry Dr. D S S Girijavani

3. Physiology Dr. R. Ravi Sundar

4. Pharmacology Dr. B Ramesh Dr. P. Hema Prakash Kumari

5. Microbiology Dr. P Hema Prakash Kumari

6. Pathology Dr. K Prasad Reddy

7. Forensic Medicine Dr. T V Nagaraja

8. Oto Rhinolaryngology Dr. S.K.E. Apparao Dr.V.V.L. Narasimha Rao

9. Ophthalmology Dr.V.V.L. Narasimha Rao

10. Community Medicine Dr. N G Nagamani

11. General Medicine Dr. M S N Murthy Dr. M.S. N. Murthy

12. General Surgery Dr. P. Mohan Patro

13. Obstetrics & Gynaecology Dr. Tatapudi Radha

14. Paediatrics Dr. Y V Harischandra

15. Orthopaedics Dr. Seeli David Raju

16. Radiology Dr. B K Durga Prasad -

17. Anasthesiology Dr. D Vijayakumar Rao

18. Respiratory Medicine Dr. K. Rajendra Kumar

19. Psychiatry Dr. N Sri Krishna

20. Dermatology Dr.B.V.Ramachandra

1. Paramedical Courses Dr. D. Vijaya Kumar RaoProf. & HoD, Anasthesiology



1. Dr. Ramesh B. Batchu Associate Professor Department of SurgeryThe Michael and Marian Ilitch Director, Division of Surgical

Oncology & DevelopmentalTherapeutics

2. Dr. Radhesh Krishna Lalam Honorary Professor Radio-diagnosis


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1. Administration/Clerical Staff 46 27 73

2. Paramedical Staff 103 40 143

3. Nursing Staff 05 373 378

4. Other Support Staff 85 77 162

Total 239 517 756



1 Professor 5 - 5


3 Tutor 2 4 6

4 Sr. Residents 9 14 23

5 Jr. Residents 2 7 9

Total 22 28 50


Programme Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year TotalMBBS 150 150 149 158 177 111 74512. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty :


Dr. Syed Ilias Basha, Medical Pharmacology Saveetha Institute of Medical February 2021Dept. of Pharmacology & Technical Sciences,

Saveetha University13. Research Guidance by Faculty : Nil14. Recharging Programs Organized by the Institute :



Workshops 2

Guest Lectures 2


Webinars 13

175





Workshops 32

Guest Lectures 28


Webinars 210

Others 4



From To (Rs.)

1 Dr. T. Ravi Raju A longitudinal study of risk ICMR, July June 61,22,438/-factors associated with New Delhi 2018 2021decline in EGFR inPrakasam district, AP

2 Dr. Gowtham Transient thyroid dysfunction ICMR-STS June June 20,000/-and acute undifferentiated 2020 2021fever

3 Dr.Prabhakar Study on health seeking ICMR-STS June June 20,000/-verma pattern and its influence 2020 2021

on out of pocketexpenditure among households in urban fieldpractice area of privatemedical college,Visakhapatnam



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.K ViswaKalyan Yoga and its outcome based Ministry of August July 23,19,860/-Ms. N. Jhansirani on biochemical and molecular Ayush Project 2017 2020and Dr. D.N.Rao evidences in diabetic patients.Biochemistry andPsychiatry



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ii Presentation of papers in Conferences 1 1 2iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published :


Book Chapter Dr. Pradeep Kumar Cardiac diseases - Intech Open November, 2020Radhakrishnan Nonresectional – graded neo

chordal dynamic repair ofmitral valve stress analysisinduced surgical innovation

iv. Patents :


International)

1 Dr. Pradeep Kumar Leadless Batteryless Indian 202041008823Radhakrishnan multichamber pacing MRI

compatible pacemaker

2 Dr. Pradeep Kumar Artificial Intelligence enabled Indian 202041008824Radhakrishnan cardiac topographic screening

3 Dr. Pradeep Kumar Donor organ transport device Indian 202041008986Radhakrishnan with mini photo catalytic unit

4 Dr. Pradeep Kumar Indian Biological total artificial Indian 201941047928Radhakrishnan heart as destination therapy

19. MoUs / Collaboration:1.MoU with Mahatma Gandhi Cancer Hospital & Cancer Research Institute, Visakhapatnam December 20202.MoU with Krishna IVF Centre, Visakhapatnam September 2020.20. Significant Achievements / Recognition :Prof. Pradeep Kumar Radhakrishnan awarded with Best Medical Research Award by GITAM Research Forumduring Bhatnagar Day Celebrations.Prof. Pradeep Kumar Radhakrishnan was Conferred Fellowship of American College of Cardiology.

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EXAMINATION RESULTS

1. MBBS Program:

S.No. Name of the No. of No. of No. of % of Admitted YearBranch Students Students Students Pass Batch


1. MBBS 149 149 118 79.19 2019-2020 1st Year

2. MBBS 143 143 104 72.73 2017-2018 Final-Part-I

3. MBBS 158 158 129 81.65 2016-2017 Final-Part-II

4. MBBS 111 111 111 100 2015-2016 MBBS degreeawarded

2. B.Sc.-Paramedical Programs

S.No. Name of the No. of No. of No. of % of Admitted SemesterBranch Students Students Students Pass Batch


1. Anesthesia 21 21 3 14.29 2020-2021 I

2. Optometry 10 10 4 40.00 2020-2021 I

3. Radiology andImaging Technology 12 12 5 41.67 2020-2021 I

4. Renal DialysisTechnology 6 6 2 33.33 2020-2021 I


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9.8 GITAM Institute of Nursing, Visakhapatnam

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM Institute of Nursing, Visakhapatnam


3. Principal Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi



UG Program

B.Sc. Nursing 4

PG Program

M.Sc. in Nurse Practitioner in Critical Care 2


Curriculum B.Sc. Nursing 2019





Ph.D. Qualified - 2 2 - - - - - - - 2 2

without Ph.D. - - - - 2 2 - 10 10 - 12 12


S. No. Name of the Department Name of the HoD&Chair Person- BoS

1. Nursing Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi




1. Jr. Asst. 1 1 2

2. Tech. Asst. - 1 1

3. Attendees 2 1 3

Total 3 3 6

10. Recruitment of Teaching Staff : Nil

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Programme Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year TotalUG Program

B.Sc. (N) 100 88 82 97 75 - 342PG Program

M.Sc. (N) NPCC 10 6 8 - - - 14Total 110 94 90 97 75 - 356

12. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty : Nil13. Research Guidance by Faculty : Nil14. Recharging Programs Organized by the Institute :


Guest Lectures 1

Webinars 115. Recharging Programs Attended by Faculty :





Workshops 42

Guest Lectures 7


Webinars 205

Others 1016. (a) Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil (b) Research Projects Completed : Nil17. Consultancy Projects by Faculty: Nil18. Research Profile of the Department:


i Research Papers Published - - -

ii Presentation of papers in Conferences - - -iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published : Nil

iv. Patents : Nil19. Collaborations: Nil20. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil


180

EXAMINATION RESULTS1. UG Program:

S.No. Name of the Branch No. of No. of No. of % of Admitted YearStudents Students Students Pass Batch


1 B.Sc. (N) 25 25 25 100 2016-17 Final Year

2. PG Program:

S.No. Name of the Branch No. of No. of No. of % of Admitted YearStudents Students Students Pass Batch


1. M.Sc. Nursing (NPCC) 8 8 4 50.00 2019-2020 1st Year

2. M.Sc. Nursing (NPCC) 10 10 9 90.00 2018-2019 Final Year

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9.9 GITAM School of Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM School of Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam


3. Director : Prof. Nalini Bikkina

4. Programs offered


UG Program

BA - Social Science 3

PG Programs

MA – Applied Psychology 2

MA – English Language & Literature 2

MA – Economics 2

Research Programs

M.Phil - Applied Psychology 1

Ph. D. - Applied Psychology 3

M. Phil - Applied Philosophy 1

Ph. D. - Applied Philosophy 3

M. Phil - English 1

Ph. D. - English 3


Name of the Program Duration(Months)

Diploma in Advanced English 6

Certificate Course in Basic English Communication 6

Certificate Course in Yoga 6

Certificate Course in Counselling Psychology 6

Certificate Course in Child Psychology 3

Certificate Course in Psychometrics 3


Curriculum BA-Social Science 2020

MA-Applied Psychology 2020

MA-English Language & Literature 2020


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6. Number of Faculty :



Ph.D. Qualified 1 2 3 - 6 6 16 17 33 17 25 42


S. No. Name of the Department Name of the HoD &Chair Person- BoS

1. Applied Psychology Dr. N. Deepa Mohan

2. Humanities and Social Sciences Dr. A. Sasikala

3. English Dr. B. Sudha Sai

8. Staff of Director’s Office :


1. Assistant Librarian - 1 1


3. Lab Assistant - 1 1

4. Attendents 1 1 2

Total 2 4 6





Program Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year Total

UG Programs

BA - Social Science 30 38 32 23 93

PG Programs

MA - Applied Psychology 20 29 39 - 68

MA - English Language 20 6 7 - 13and Literature

MA - Economics 10 2 - - 2

Total 37 46 - 83

183

Ph.D.Programs (Research Scholars admitted) :

S.No Department 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19 2016-17 2015-16


1 Applied Philosophy - 1 3 2 - - - - - -

2 Applied Psychology 1 1 5 3 - 4 - 1 - 3

3 English 2 3 3 7 - - - - - -

Total 3 5 11 12 - 4 - 1 - 3

11.MoUs/ Collaborations : MoU with Green Valley Foundation, Visakhapatnam

12. Significant Achievements : Dr. Chitra Krishnan, Dept. of English was nominated for the Online ProfessionalEnglish Network Course on “Teaching Grammar Communicatively by USA Embassay’’, 2021.


184

Department of Humanities & Social Sciences

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Humanities & Social Sciences, GITAM School of Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. A.S. Sasikala.

4. Program on Offer:

BA - Social Science

MA - Economics




Ph.D. Qualified - - - - - - 5 5 10 5 5 10

6. No. of Supporting Staff: Nil




Dr. Pushia KP International Trade in Spices-A University of Kerala 2020Study on Post GlobalizationContext in Kerala




Webinars 2






Workshops 3

Guest Lectures 3

Webinars 6

185







ii Presentation of Papers in Conferences 1 5 6iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published :


Book Chapter J Srinivas Rise of the BRICS and Routledge July, 2020changing world order:Role of India and China

Book Chapter K P Pushia Informatics for applied Prakash Printers July, 2020Econometrics and Publishers

iv. Patents : Nil15. MoUs / Collaborations : Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil


186

Department of Applied Psychology

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Applied Psychology, GITAM School of Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. N. Deepa Mohan


M.A. - Applied Psychology




Ph.D. Qualified - 1 1 - 2 2 1 3 4 1 6 7






Award

1. Prof. Nalini Bikkina Ms. Ananta Rohita Patient-Clinic-Treatment January 2021Chenjeri factors contributing to

burden in assistedReproductive Technology



Webinars 8






Workshops 2

Guest Lectures 10


Webinars 10

187




From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. Suneetha Social Wellbeing and Mental Global September September 8,50,000/-kandi (Co PI) Health Challenges of Employees Challenges 2019 2020

of Small and Medium Sized ResearchEnterprise (SMEs) in Emerging Fund (GCRF)Economies.

2. Dr.Suneetha Presenteeism and Productivity Aston September September 8,50,000/-Kandi loss in working women of India, University, 2019 2020

Thailand & Bangladesh due to UKmenstrual problems

3. Dr.Jhansi Rani Yoga and its outcome based on AYUSH October September 23,19,860/-CO PI Biochemical and Molecular 2017 2020

Evidences in Diabetic Patients




i Papers published - 6 6

i Presentation of Papers in Conferences - 2 2



Book Chapter D. Ravishanker Self esteem and network ICSSR Conference 2020orientation among students Proceedings By Schoolpursuing secondary of Education, DR. B.R.education Ambedkar University

iv. Patents Filed : Nil15. MoUs / Collaborations: Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil


188

Department of English

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: English, GITAM School of Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. B. Sudha Sai


M.A. - English Language and Literature




Ph.D. Qualified 1 1 2 - 4 4 10 9 19 11 14 25









Workshops 4

Guest Lectures 7

Webinars 10




Workshops 2

Webinars 32

12 (a) Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil



189






Book Chapter Capt.Dr.V. Parimala Research Methodology Uday Publishing House January,Venu 2021

Book Chapter Dr. Swathi Chikkala Practical English for OrangeBook Publishers September,Pre-Eminence 2020

iv. Patents Filed : Nil15. MoUs / Collaborations : Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil




1 Social Sciences 38 38 17 44.74 2020-2021 I

2 Social Sciences 31 31 19 61.29 2020-2021 II

3 Social Sciences 32 32 26 81.25 2019-2020 III

4 Social Sciences 32 32 26 81.25 2019-2020 IV

5 Social Sciences 23 23 18 78.26 2018-2019 V

6 Social Sciences 23 23 21 91.30 2018-2019 VI

2. PG Programs:



1 Applied Psychology 29 29 21 72.41 2020-2021 I

2 Economics 2 2 1 50.00 2020-2021 I

3 English 6 6 6 100.00 2020-2021 I

4 Applied Psychology 26 26 19 73.08 2020-2021 II

5 Economics 1 1 1 100.00 2020-2021 II

6 English 6 6 6 100.00 2020-2021 II


190

7 Applied Psychology 39 39 39 100.00 2019-2020 III

8 English 7 7 7 100.00 2019-2020 III

9 Applied Psychology 39 39 38 97.44 2019-2020 IV

10 English 7 7 7 100.00 2019-2020 IV

191

9.10 GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad


3. Director - Engineering Prof. Vinay Kumar Mittal

Associate Director Prof. N. Seetaramaiah

Vice Principal Prof. M. Akkalakshmi




B.Tech. Aero Space Engineering 4

B.Tech. Civil Engineering 4

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering 4

B.Tech. Computer Science and Business Systems 4

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Cyber Security) 4

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Data Science) 4

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Internet of Things) 4

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) 4

B.Tech. Electronics and Communications Engineering 4

B.Tech. Electrical and Electronics Engineering 4

B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering 4

Post Graduate Programs

M.Tech. Aerospace Engineering 2

M.Tech. Structural Engineering 2

M.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering 2


M.Tech. Electronics Design and Technology 2


M.Tech. Machine Design and Robotics 2

Ph.D. Programs :

Civil Engineering 3

Computer Science and Engineering 3

Electrical and Electronics Engineering 3


192

Electronics and Communication Engineering 3

Mechanical Engineering 3


Curriculum B.Tech. Aero Space Engineering 2019




B.Tech. Computer Science and Engg. (Cyber Security) 2020

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engg. (Data Science) 2020

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engg.(Internet of Things) 2020

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) 2020







Ph.D. Qualified 8 3 11 6 - 6 11 5 16 25 8 33

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 94 45 139 94 45 139


S.No. Name of the Department Name of the HoDChair Person- BoS

1. Aerospace Engineering Prof. A. Satya Devi

2. Civil Engineering Prof. B. Sivarama Krishna Prasad

3. Computer Science and Engineering Prof. S. Phani Kumar

4. Electrical, Electronics & Communication Engineering Prof. T. Madhavi

5. Mechanical Engineering Dr. P. Srinivas

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2. P.A. to Pro.V.C. - 1 1

Total 1 1 2



1 Professor - 1 1




Total 18 16 34

10. Program-wise Student Strength:


B.Tech. Programs

Aerospace Engineering 60 19 17 15 18 69

Civil Engineering 60 15 6 12 19 52

CSE 800 804 687 976 3267

EECE 120 97 58 126 326 604

Mechanical Engineering 120 20 13 23 51 107

Total 948 898 863 1390 4099

M.Tech. Programs

Computer aided structural Engg. 18 2 - 2

Computer Science and Engg. 18 5 - 5

Data science 18 15 4 19

Electronics Design & Technology 18 3 3 6

Machine design and robotics 18 5 - 5

Total 30 7 37

Ph.D. Programs (Research scholars-admitted) Ph.D. (FT/ PT) 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19 2016-17 2015-16

FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT3 32 5 32 4 28 3 19 1 6

11. MoUs/ Collaborations : Nil



194

Department of Aerospace Engineering1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Aerospace Engineering, GITAM School of Technology,

Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Prof. A. Satyadevi

4. Program on offer: B.Tech. in Aerospace Engineering




Ph.D. Qualified - 1 1 - - - 1 1 2 1 2 3

without Ph.D. 1 - - - - - 4 - 4 5 - 56. No. of Supporting Staff: 027. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty : Nil8. Ph.D. Degrees obtained by Faculty : Nil9. Research Guidance by Faculty: Nil10. Recharging Programs Organized by the Department :



Guest Lectures 1

Webinars 1


Program No. of ProgramsFaculty Development / Refresher Programs 20Workshops 1Guest Lectures 1Short Term Training Programs (STTP) 5Webinars 10Coursera 1512.(a) Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil (b) Research Projects Completed : Nil13. Consultancy Projects by Faculty : Nil14. Research Profile of the Department :




195



Book Chapter MD Akhtar Khan/ Influence of Aerodynamic Springer NovemberChinmaye padhy parameters on dragonfly 2020

inspired corrugated aerofoil

Book Chapter Prof.A.Satyadevi Vibration Analysis of Femur Springer Nature 2020A. Sridhar & with Different HyperelasticN.V. Swamy Naidu Materials,

iv. Patents: Nil15. MoUs / Collaborations: Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition: Nil


196

Department of Civil Engineering1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Civil Engineering, GITAM School of Technology,

Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Dr. B.S.R.K.Prasad

4. Programs on offer: B.Tech - Civil Engineering

B.Tech - Civil Engineering Specialized subjects in AI and ML

M.Tech – Computer Aided Structural Engineering

Ph.D.




Ph.D. Qualified 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 2 1 3

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 2 - 2 2 - 26. No. of Supporting Staff: 017. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty : Nil8. Ph.D. Degrees obtained by Faculty : Nil9. Research Guidance by Faculty:10. Recharging Program Organized by the Department :


Webinars 2


Program No. of ProgramsFaculty Development / Refresher Programs 25Workshops 5Guest Lectures 4Short Term Training Programs (STTP) 1Webinars 4Coursera, NPTEL 3812. (a) Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil (b) Research Projects Completed : Nil13. Consultancy Projects by Faculty : Nil14. Research Profile of the Department :




197



Book chapter Dr. P. Hemaraju Evaluation of strength of English-German Februarylaminates in 4-bar mechanism Academic 2021using Tsai-Wu-Hahn failure publishingcriterion Company

iv. Patents: Nil15. MoUs / Collaborations : Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil


198

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Computer Science and Engineering, GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Dr. S. Phani Kumar


B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering

B.Tech. Computer Science & Business Systems

B.Tech. CSE- Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

B.Tech. CSE-Cyber Security

B.Tech. CSE-Data Science

B.Tech. CSE- Internet of Things

M.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering

M.Tech Data Science

Ph.D.




Ph.D. Qualified 1 1 2 2 - 2 5 1 6 8 2 10

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 33 43 76 33 43 76




Name of the Faculty Title of Thesis Name of the Month and YearMember University of Award

Dr. B. Ravi Teja Hyperspectral image segmentation Andhra University August, 2020using Information based DimensionalityReduction and Hierarchical ImageFusion

Dr. Sivaiah Fusion based models for efficient NIT, Tiruchirapalli December, 2020Bellamkonda facial emotion recognition

199



Award

1. Dr. S. Phani Kumar Ms. Chiddarwar Girija Improving Fine Grained February,Feature Extraction Technique 2021for Shape Based ImageRetrieval

10. Recharging Programs organized by the Department :



Workshops 1

Webinars 4


Program No. of ProgramsFaculty Development / Refresher Programs 88Workshops 3Short Term Training Programs (STTP) 8Webinars 3Coursera, NPTEL 54



13. Consultancy Projects by faculty : Nil







Book chapter Srisailapu D. Vara IoT Based Energy Meter Mangalam February, 2021Prasad, P. Venkat Monitoring System on Publications,Reddy, Dr. Ravi Emerging Research in New DelhiTeja Bhima, Srinivasa Engineering & TechnologyRao Dhanikonda


200

Book Krishna Keerthi A Trusted Security and Lambert April, 2020Chennanm, Authentication Model for AcademicM. Akkalakshmi & Cloud Computing PublishingA. Rajanikanth

iv. Patents:


International)

1. Mr.S.DVara Prasad, Navigation guidance for Indian 202041023388,Mr. D. Srinivasa Rao, differently abled person 2020Ms. K. Little Flower

2. Dr. Riyazuddin.Y.Md An Automated Wearable Indian 202041028065,Telemedicine System for 2020Automatic Monitoring ofHealth Status in Preventionof Covid-19 Among Humans

3. Dr. G. Yugandhar IoT-Based Micropayment International 2020101863, 2020Mrs. P. Sowjanya, Protocol for WearableMrs. G. Srisowmya Devices with Unique

Verification

4. Dr. S.Phani Kumar Smart & Efficient Indian 202021041458, 2020wildlifetracking in forest

5. Mr. B Kumar Babu A Novel Edge-Cloud Indian 202041047474A, 2020Enabled Data DevianceDetection in IoT Systems

6. Dr. B Raviteja A Deep Learning Technique International 2020102977, 2020to Recognize Brain Activity byfMRI and DTI Image Fusion

7. Dr. G.Yugandhar, “Speckle Denoising System for International 2020103375, 2020Mr.B. Kumar Babu, Ultrasound Images withMr. S D Vara Prasad, Framelet Transform andDr. B. Ravi Teja Gaussian Filter”

8. Mujeeb Shaik Artificial Intelligence Based Indian 202141000294 A, 2020Mohammed, Automated TemperatureDr. B Sivaiah, Detection System IntegratedCh. Neeharika, with Smart SanitizerK Sandya Dispenser

9. T. Jhansi Rani Pattern Recognition International 2021100347, 2020Management: AdaptivePattern RecognitionManagement usingMachine Learningsystem.

201

15. MoUs /Collaborations : Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition :Ms. M. Swathi, Faculty in CSE Won 2 Gold medals in Wako India Federation Cup-2020 February, 2021Ms. Srishti Jupudi, Faculty in CSE selected as Brand Ambassador of BRICS Chamber of Commerce and Industry,March 2021.


202

Department of Electrical, Electronics and Communiction Engineering

1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Electrical, Electronics and Communiction Engineering, GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Prof. T. Madhavi


B. Tech. Electronics & Communication Engineering

B.Tech. Electrical & Electronics Engineering

M.Tech. Electronics Design & Technology

M.Tech. Power Systems & Automation

Ph.D.




Ph.D. Qualified 2 1 3 - - - 2 2 4 4 3 7

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 35 3 38 35 3 38





Dr. Md. Masood Ahmad Circuit level design models for JNTU, November 2020minimizing leakage current using Hyderabadthe relation between thresholdvoltage and source to body voltage

Dr. D Anitha Low power sigma delta modulator JNTU, January 2021design using Pvt compensated blocks Hyderabad

9. Research Guidance by Faculty:S.No. Name (s) of the Name of the Title of the Thesis Month and

Research Supervisor (s) Scholar Year of Award

1. Prof. K. Manjunatha Chari Mr.M.A. Raheem Design and Implementation of AugustLow-Power AFE Cascaded with 2020Sigma Delta ADCs for Bio-Medical Applications

203

2. Prof. K. Manjunatha Chari Ms. V.Rama Devi FPGA Realization of an Efficient MarchImage Scalar with Modified 2021Area Generation Technique

3. Prof.K.Manjunatha Chari Mr.P.Parthasaradhy A Novel Integrated Path MarchPlanning and Collision 2021Avoidance of A Vehicle onHighways

4. Prof.P.Trinatha Rao Mr.K.Kishore Intelligent Feature Extraction NovemberKumar and Learning Methods for 2020

Age Invariant Face Recognitionand Retrieval

5. Prof. P. Trinatha Rao Mr.Md Nizamuddin An Efficient Adaptive Noise JanuarySalman Canceller for Cardiac Signals 2021

in Modern HealthcareMonitoring Systems

6. Prof. P. Trinatha Rao Ms. M. Pavani Energy-Aware Novel Secure MarchRouting and Clustering in 2021Wireless Sensor Networks

10. Recharging Program Organized by the Department :


Webinars 1


Program No. of ProgramsInternational Conferences / Seminars 10National Conferences 1Faculty Development / Refresher Programs 181Workshops 3Guest Lectures 2Short Term Training Programs (STTP) 27Webinars 36Others 163

12. (a) Ongoing Funded Research Projects: Nil








204



Book Chapter Mr. B Prasad Advanced Study on Performance Emerging Trends DecemberAnalysis of Three-Phase DVR in Engineering 2020with Modified Switching Band Research andController Technology Vol. 11

iv. Patents: Nil15. MoUs / Collaborations : Nil


Prof. K. Manjunatha Chari, was awarded with “Best Teacher Award” from Knowledge Society for Innovations,2020.

205


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Mechanical Engineering, GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Dr. P. Srinivas


B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering

B.Tech. Mechanical with specialized subjects in AI & ML

B.Tech. Mechanical with specialized subjects in Electric and Hybrid Vehicles

B.Tech. Mechanical with specialized subjects in Smart Manufacturing

M.Tech. Machine Design and Robotics

Ph.D.




Ph.D. Qualified 4 - 4 2 - 2 1 - 1 7 - 7

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 17 1 18 17 1 18




1. Prof. V. Ganesan Professor, Internal Combustion EnginesDept.of Mechanical Engg.,IIT, Madras

8. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty : Nil9. Research Guidance by Faculty: Nil






Program No. of ProgramsInternational Conferences / Seminars 9National Conferences 1Faculty Development / Refresher Programs 34


206

Workshops 8Short Term Training Programs (STTP) 9Webinars 16Coursera 61



From To

1. Dr. Ch.Prasad Development of a pallet DST-SERB 21-12- 21-12- 18,36,000/-Padhy Material extrusion, 2020 2023

3D printer for highperformance polymers



From To

1. Mr.V.K.Sridhar Sustainable technology Royal Acadamy of 08-08- 20-12- 48,360/-solutions for energy Engineering, UK 2018 2020efficiency in Jaggeryindustry







iv. Patents: Nil15. MoUs /Collaborations : Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil

207




1 Aerospace Engineering 18 18 18 100.00 2017-2018 VIII

2 Civil Engineering 19 19 18 94.74 2017-2018 VIII

3 Computer Science and Engg. 975 975 957 98.15 2017-2018 VIII

4 Electrical and Electronics Engg. 20 20 18 90.00 2017-2018 VIII

5 Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 315 315 309 98.10 2017-2018 VIII

6 Mechanical Engineering 51 51 50 98.04 2017-2018 VIII

7 Aerospace Engineering 18 18 18 100.00 2017-2018 VII

8 Civil Engineering 19 19 18 94.74 2017-2018 VII

9 Computer Science and Engg. 975 975 940 96.41 2017-2018 VII

10 Electrical and Electronics Engg. 20 20 19 95.00 2017-2018 VII

11 Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 315 315 307 97.46 2017-2018 VII

12 Mechanical Engineering 51 51 51 100.00 2017-2018 VII

13 Aerospace Engineering 14 14 12 85.71 2018-2019 VI

14 Civil Engineering 12 12 10 83.33 2018-2019 VI

15 Computer Science and Engg. 685 685 652 95.18 2018-2019 VI

16 Electrical and Electronics Engg. 5 5 5 100.00 2018-2019 VI

17 Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 120 120 117 97.50 2018-2019 VI

18 Mechanical Engineering 23 23 21 91.30 2018-2019 VI

19 Aerospace Engineering 14 14 11 78.57 2018-2019 V

20 Civil Engineering 12 12 11 91.67 2018-2019 V

21 Computer Science and Engg. 687 687 649 94.47 2018-2019 V

22 Electrical and Electronics Engg. 5 5 5 100.00 2018-2019 V

23 Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 120 120 117 97.50 2018-2019 V

24 Mechanical Engineering 23 23 20 86.96 2018-2019 V

25 Aerospace Engineering 17 17 16 94.12 2019-2020 IV

26 Civil Engineering 6 6 5 83.33 2019-2020 IV


208

27 Computer Science andBusiness Systems 33 33 33 100.00 2019-2020 IV

28 Computer Science and Engg. 772 772 746 96.63 2019-2020 IV

29 Electrical and Electronics Engg. 6 6 5 83.33 2019-2020 IV

30 Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 52 52 48 92.31 2019-2020 IV

31 Mechanical Engineering 14 14 13 92.86 2019-2020 IV

32 Aerospace Engineering 17 17 15 88.24 2019-2020 III

33 Civil Engineering 6 6 4 66.67 2019-2020 III

34 Computer Science andBusiness Systems 33 33 33 100.00 2019-2020 III

35 Computer Science and Engg. 771 771 718 93.13 2019-2020 III

36 Electrical and Electronics Engg. 6 6 4 66.67 2019-2020 III

37 Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 52 52 48 92.31 2019-2020 III

38 Mechanical Engineering 14 14 10 71.43 2019-2020 III

39 Aerospace Engineering 20 20 17 85.00 2020-2021 II

40 Civil Engineering 9 9 5 55.56 2020-2021 II

41 Civil Engineering (AI & ML) 6 6 5 83.33 2020-2021 II

42 Computer Science andBusiness Systems 38 38 37 97.37 2020-2021 II


44 Computer Science andEngineering ( AI & ML) 55 55 55 100.00 2020-2021 II

45 Computer Science andEngg. (Cyber Security ) 51 51 47 92.16 2020-2021 II

46 Computer Science andEngg. ( Data Science ) 47 47 46 97.87 2020-2021 II

47 Computer Science andEngg. (Internet of Things ) 50 50 49 98.00 2020-2021 II

48 Electronics andCommunication Engineering 33 33 31 93.94 2020-2021 II

49 Electronics and CommunicationEngg. ( Internet of Things ) 1 1 1 100.00 2020-2021 II

50 Electronics and CommunicationEngg. ( A I & M L) 55 55 50 90.91 2020-2021 II

209

51 Electronics and CommunicationEngg. ( VLSI Design ) 7 7 6 85.71 2020-2021 II

52 Mechanical Engineering 6 6 6 100.00 2020-2021 II

53 Mechanical Engineering(A I & M L ) 8 8 5 62.50 2020-2021 II

54 Mechanical Engineering(Electric &Hybrid Vehicles) 6 6 6 100.00 2020-2021 II

55 Mechanical Engineering(Smart Manufacturing) 1 1 1 100.00 2020-2021 II

56 Aerospace Engineering 20 20 19 95.00 2020-2021 I

57 Civil Engineering 9 9 8 88.89 2020-2021 I

58 Civil Engineering (A I & M L ) 6 6 6 100.00 2020-2021 I

59 Computer Science andBusiness Systems 38 38 35 92.11 2020-2021 I


61 Computer Science andEngineering (A I & M L) 55 55 53 96.36 2020-2021 I

62 Computer Science andEngineering (Cyber Security) 53 53 51 96.23 2020-2021 I

63 Computer Science andEngineering (Data Science) 49 49 46 93.88 2020-2021 I

64 Computer Science andEngg. (Internet of Things) 51 51 48 94.12 2020-2021 I

65 Electronics andCommunication Engineering 34 34 33 97.06 2020-2021 I

66 Electronics and CommunicationEngg. (Internet of Things) 1 1 1 100.00 2020-2021 I

67 Electronics and CommunicationEngg. ( A I & M L ) 57 57 54 94.74 2020-2021 I

68 Electronics and CommunicationEngg. ( VLSI Design ) 7 7 7 100.00 2020-2021 I

69 Mechanical Engineering 6 6 6 100.00 2020-2021 I

70 Mechanical Engineering(A I & M L ) 8 8 8 100.00 2020-2021 I

71 Mechanical Engineering(Electric & Hybrid Vehicles) 6 6 6 100.00 2020-2021 I

72 Mechanical Engineering(Smart Manufacturing) 1 1 1 100.00 2020-2021 I


210




1 Computer Aided StructuralAnalysis & Design 1 1 1 100.00 2020-2021 I


3 Data Science 13 13 13 100.00 2020-2021 I

4 Electronics Design andTechnology 3 3 3 100.00 2020-2021 I

5 Machine Design And Robotics 4 4 4 100.00 2020-2021 I

6 Computer Aided StructuralAnalysis & Design 1 1 1 100.00 2020-2021 II


8 Data Science 13 13 8 61.53 2020-2021 II

9 Electronics Design andTechnology 3 3 3 100.00 2020-2021 II

10 Machine Design And Robotics 4 4 4 100.00 2020-2021 II

11 Data Science 4 4 4 100.00 2019-2020 III

12 Electronics Design & Technology 3 3 3 100.00 2019-2020 III


14 Data Science 4 4 4 100.00 2019-2020 IV

15 Electronics Design & Technology 3 3 3 100.00 2019-2020 IV

16 Power Systems & Automation 1 1 1 100.00 2019-2020 IV

211

9.11 GITAM Hyderabad Business School, Hyderabad

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM Hyderabad Business School, Hyderabad


3. Director : Prof. B. Karunakar

Assistant Principal : Dr. M. Jayasree




BBA 3

BBA - Business Analytics 3

BBA - Financial Management 3

BBA - Management Accounting 3

B.Com (Hons) with ACCA 3


Master of Business Administration 2

Ph.D. Programs

Ph.D (Full Time) 3

Ph.D (Part Time) 4


Curriculum BBA 2020

BBA - Business Analytics 2020

BBA - Financial Management 2020

BBA - Management Accounting 2020

B Com (Hons) 2020

B.Com (Hons) with ACCA 2020

MBA 2020




Ph.D. Qualified 3 - 3 2 3 5 12 6 18 17 9 26

without Ph.D. - - - 1 - 1 7 5 12 8 5 13


212



1. Management Prof. B. Karunakar



1. Mr. Jayanth Gudimella Adjunct Professor Finance

2. Mr.K.V.S.Krishna Mohan Adjunct Professor Operations & Strategic mgmt.

3. Dr.Y.Manohar Adjunct Professor HR & Strategy

4. Mr.Debasish Mukherjee Consultant Logistics & Supply Chain mgmt.

5. CA Faizen Sheik Visiting Faculty Finance

6. CA Sai prasanth Visiting Faculty Finance

7. Mr. Noor Ali Visiting Faculty Finance

8. Ms.Mini Phillipose Visiting Faculty Sociology

9. Supporting Staff of the School : 16



1 Professor 2 - 2


Total 6 1 7


Programme Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year Total

UG Programs

BBA 120 120 71 102 293

BBA- Business Analytics 60 33 59 60 152

BBA- Financial Management 60 32 42 57 131

BBA- Management Accounting 60 13 43 49 105

B.Com(Hons) with ACCA 60 41 38 49 128

Total 360 239 253 317 809

PG Programs

MBA 120 91 81 - 172

Ph.D.Programs (Research Scholars admitted)

Department 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19 2016-17 2015-16


Hyderabad Businees School 08 49 1 27 - 6 1 7 - 9

213



Dr. K. Ramesh A Study on Non-performing Assets of Osmania University February, 2021Indian Public Sector Banks.

13. Research Guidance by Faculty :S.No. Name (s) of the Name of the Title of the Thesis Month and


1. Dr. R. Radhika V. Balaji Work-Life Balance of Employees June 2020in IT and ITES industry

2. Dr. M. Jayasree P. Ramya Impact of Organizational Culture July 2020on Organizational Performance-A Study of Select IT Companiesin Hyderabad

3. Dr. U. Devi Prasad V. Hima Bindu Customer Engagement behavior October 2020and its antecedents towardsbaby care toiletries: An EmpiricalStudy in Hyderabad

4. Dr.U.Devi Prasad M.Suvarchala Rani A Study on Teacher’s Effectiveness Novemberand personality traits in selected 2020post-graduate colleges inHyderabad

5. Dr. Suman Babu Ms. Balki Vani A study on Employee engagemet NovemberPractices In IT Industry 2020

6. Dr. Suman Babu Mr.Subba Rao A study on leadership style and February 2021Tulasi outcome – A case study of three

divisions of ITC Limited

7. Dr. R Radhika Ms.V.B.N.H.Saroja A Study on Evolution and February 2021Achanta Reach of Digital Banking of

Indian Banking Sector

14. Recharging Programs Organized by the department :




Workshops 02

Guest Lectures 15

Webinars 01


214






Workshops 05

Guest Lectures 05


Webinars 25

16. a. Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil

b.Research Projects Completed : Nil








Book Chapter Dr K.Sasi Kumar Financial Services – Study Dr. BR Ambedkar 2020Material ISBN-BC612FSDSE(A)-E Open University,

Hyderabad.

Book Chapter Dr K.Sasi Kumar Financial Services – Study Dr. BR Ambedkar 2020Material ISBN-BC612FSDSE(A)-T Open University

Hyderabad.

iv. Patents: Nil 19. MoUs / Collaborations : Nil

20. Significant Achievements / Recognition :• Dr. K. Sasi Kumar was awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs.10,000/- for Best Paper Award presented

in International Conference on Rigor, Relevance & Resilience in Business and Management Researchat Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Hyderabad, February 2021.

• Mr. D. Mukherji delevered a lecture on “Import and Export through Courier Warehousing of Importedgoods” in a conference conducted by the Federation of Telangana Chambers of Commerce & Industryon 20th March, 2021.

• Hyderabad Business School organized two Management Development Programmes in association withFederation of Telangana Chamber of Commerce on “International Marketing” in March & April 2021.

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1. BBA 198 198 167 84.34 2020-21 I

BBA 197 197 172 87.31 2020-21 II

BBA 271 271 236 87.08 2019-20 III

BBA 271 271 237 87.45 2019-20 IV

BBA 217 217 182 83.87 2018-19 V

BBA 217 217 195 89.86 2018-19 VI

2. B.Com (Hons) 41 41 39 95.12 2020-21 I

B.Com (Hons) 41 41 38 92.68 2020-21 II

B.Com (Hons) 49 49 43 87.76 2019-20 III

B.Com (Hons) 49 49 45 91.84 2019-20 IV

B.Com (Hons) 38 38 33 86.84 2018-19 V

B.Com (Hons) 39 39 30 76.92 2018-19 VI

2. PG Programs:



1. MBA 81 81 33 40.74 2020-21 I

MBA 77 77 70 90.90 2020-21 II

MBA 99 99 88 88.89 2019-20 IV

MBA 99 99 88 88.89 2019-20 V

MBA 99 99 89 89.9 2019-20 VI


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9.12 GITAM School of Science, Hyderabad

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM School of Science, Hyderabad


3. Principal : Prof. G. A. Rama Rao


Program Duration (Years)


B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry 3

B.Sc. (Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science) 3

B.Sc. (Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science) 3

B.Sc. (Mathematics, Data Science, Computer Science) 3

B.Sc. Food Technology 3

B.Sc. (Blended) 3

PG Programs

M.Sc. Organic Chemistry 2

M.Sc. Analytical Chemistry 2

M.Sc. Physcis 2


Ph.D. Programs

Ph.D. in Chemistry Part Time – 4

Full Time – 3

Ph.D. in Physics Part Time – 4

Full Time – 3

Ph.D. in Mathematics Part Time – 4

Full Time – 3


Curriculum UG & PG Programs 2020




Ph.D. Qualified 5 - 5 10 - 10 30 8 38 45 8 53

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S. No. Name of the Department Name of the HoD

1. Chemistry Dr. M. S. Surendra Babu

2. Mathematics Dr. Motahar Reza

3. Physics Prof. R. Balaji Rao



1. Jr. Assistants / Attendents 1 2 3

Total 1 2 3



1 Professor 1 - 1


3 Assistant Professor 5 - 5

Total 7 - 7


Name of the Program Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year Total

UG Programs

B.Sc (Mathematics, Chemistry,Computer Science) 60 40 58 51 149

B.Sc (Mathematics, Physics,Computer Science) 60 34 60 56 150

B.Sc (Mathematics, Statistics,Computer Science) 60 41 61 61 163

B.Sc (Blended) 60 14 12 - 26

B.Sc Food Technology 61 61 - - 61

B.Sc Data Science 60 28 - 28

Total 300 218 191 168 577

PG Programs

M.Sc Chemistry (Organic /Anaytical) 60 38 19 - 57

M.Sc Data Science 30 29 - - 29

M.Sc Physics 30 5 - - 5

Total 120 72 19 - 91


218

Ph.D.Programs (Research Scholars Admitted) S.No Department 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19 2016-17 2015-16

FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT1 Chemistry 29 1 2 39 4 2 3 20 - 62 Physics 10 2 1 10 - 1 - 2 - -3 Mathematics 18 1 2 18 - 4 - 11 - -

Total 57 4 5 67 4 7 3 33 - 6

11. MoUs/ Collaborations : MoU with University of Melbourne, Australia for BSc (Blended) Program, 2020

12. Significant Achievements / Recognition (if any) : Nil

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1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Chemistry, GITAM School of Science, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Dr. M.S. Surendra Babu


B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry

M.Sc. Chemistry (Organic / Analytical / Pharmaceutical)




Ph.D. Qualified 2 - 2 3 - 3 14 2 16 19 2 21




1. Dr. Soma Roy Guest Faculty Phamaceutics

2. Mr. B Kishore Kumar Guest Faculty Phamaceutics

8. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty : Nil9. Research Guidance by Faculty:S.No. Name (s) of the Name of the Title of the Thesis Month and


1. Dr.G.Rambabu Mr.Y.Satyanarayana Design, docking, synthesis and June 2020biological evaluation of focusedlibraries based on Benzothiazoleand Benzooxazole as new potentanti-inflammatory agents

2. Dr. Rambabu Gundla Mr.A. Ashok Reddy Synthesis, molecular modeling October 2020studies and biological evaluationof Quinazoline and Binol basednew antidiabetic and Antibacterialagents

3. Dr.Naresh Kumar Katari Mrs. C. Vijaya Development of new synthetic October 2020Lakshmi routes for Atazanavir, Rilpivirine,

Elbasvir, Azilsartan, p-HydroxylPhenyl Alaninate drugintermediates and Mesalamine AP


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4. Dr.Naresh Kumar Katari Mr.M. Giri Prasad Ultrasound assisted and lemon January 2021juice mediated synthesis ofQuinazolinone, Oxazolone andThiadiazole derivatives aspotential Cytotoxic Agents

5. Dr.Naresh Kumar Katari Mr.D. Thirupathi Stability indicating analytical January 2021method development andvalidation for cancer, coldand cough pharmaceuticaldosage forms by usingUPLC/HPLC and GC techniques

10. Recharging program organized by the department :



Guest Lectures 01






Workshops 6

Guest Lectures 15


Webinars 19



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.MS Surendra Selective extraction of BRNS 2019 2022 32,52,600/-Babu and Dr.K. Strontium ions fromNaresh Kumar aqueous nuclear waste(Co-PI) using MOFs

2. Dr.P.Venkata Studies on lanthanides, UGC-DAE-CRS 1-1- 31-03- 15,00,000/-Nagendra Kumar actinides (U and Th) (BARC) 2018 2021

and toxic elements usingnanoparticle based solidadsorbents and neutronactivation analysis.

221









Monograph T.B.Patrudu,T.N.Rao & Quantification of pesticide Lambert JanuaryM.B.V.Rao residues in environmental Academic 2021

soil samples Publishing

Book Chapter Pedavenkatagari (E)-N-Methyl-1-(methylthio)- Bentham, 2020Narayana Reddy, 2-nitroethenamine (NMSM) AdvancesPannala Padmaj as a versatile ambiphilic in Organic

synthon in Organic SynthesisSynthesis

Book Chapter N.Suresh Kumar, Advances in Green Synthesis, Springer 2021R.Padma Suvarna, Advances in Science, Technology NatureK.Chandra Babu Naidu, and Innovation/Electrochemical Switzerland AGH.Manjunatha, Green SynthesisA.Ratnamala andM. Ajay Kumar

Book chapter Dr R Uma devi Introduction to Conventional Materials January 2021Wastewater Treatment ResearchTechnologies: Limitations Forum LLC, USAand Recent Advances

iv. Patents :


International)

1 Dr.G.Rambabu Design, Synthesis of Novel International PTC (Registered)Oxyindole Inhibitors of DenvRna Dependent RnaPolymerase

15. MoUs / Collaborations:

• Dr. K.Naresh Kumar has established research collaboration with ScieGen Pharmaceuticals Inc, Hauppauge, New York, USA and Douglas Pharmaceuticals, Pennyslvania, USA.

• Dr. G. Rambabu collaborated for research with IgY Immunologix India Pvt Ltd. and Acubiosys India Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad



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1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Mathematics, GITAM School of Science, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Dr. Motahar Reza


B.Sc. (Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science),

B.Sc. (Mathematics, Statistics, Data Science),

M.Sc. Data Science




Ph.D. Qualified 2 - 2 5 - 5 11 2 13 18 2 20



8. Ph.D. Degrees obtained by Faculty : Nil9. Research Guidance by Faculty:S.No. Name (s) of the Name of the Title of the Thesis Month and


1. Dr.D.Mallikarjuna Reddy Mrs.Pushpalatha Performance analysis of self- August 2020Sarla similar behavior input traffic

data using queuing techniques

2. Dr. M. Upendar Kache Venumadav Convective Heat and Mass September 2020Transfer in non – NewtonianFluids

3. Dr. R. Srinivasa Raju M. Anil Kumar Magnetic field influence on Heat November 2020mass transfer fluid flow problemsin presence of natural convectionA Finite element technique

4. Dr. R. Srinivasa Raju P. Mani Deep Influence of Magnetic field on July 2020free convective fluid flows filledin porous medium : A Finiteelement technique

5. Dr. K. Maruthi Prasad T. Sudha Theoretical Study of Flow October 2020Phenomena in the ConstrictedTubes

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Workshops 1

Webinars 2






Workshops 13

Guest Lectures 10


Webinars 40

12. (a) Ongoing Funded Research Project :


From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.Motahar Reza MHD instability in curve DST, SERB 1/01/ 11/01/ 6,60,000/-microchannel flow 2021 2024

2. Dr.Motahar Reza Analysis of anisotropic DST, SERB 16/03/ 15/03/ 17,42,000/-effects in turbulent micro- and GITAM 2018 2021channel




S.No. Description National International Total




iv. Patents : Nil




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1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Physics, GITAM School of Science, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Dr. R. Balaji Rao

4. Program on offer:

B.Sc. (Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science)

B.Sc. (Blended)

M.Sc. Physics




Ph.D. Qualified 1 - 1 2 - 2 5 4 9 8 4 12





1. Dr.R. Balaji Rao G. Shyam Sundar Synthesis and cahracterization of November 2019highly efficient amorphouselectrode and electrolytematerials for use in Na-ionbatteries



Webinars 1



Webinars 10

12. (a) Ongoing Funded Research Project :


From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. P. Missak Fabrication and Study of DST 2018 2021 24,22,880/-Swarup Raju Superconducting Nanorods

225

2. Dr. P. Missak Piezo and Pyroelectric DST 2018 2021 28,97,590/-Swarup Raju flexible Nanogenerators(Co-PI) for Energy Harvesting

and self poweredsensor application

3 Prof.R.Balalji Rao Development of Na-ion BRNS 2019 2021 27,85,000/-battery using glass basedanode and cathodematerials

4 Dr.K.V.Nandhini Synthesis and CSIR 2019 2022 8,55,000/-characterization of hybridnanocomposites based onnanoscale metal-oxidesemiconductor andconducting polymer forchemical and biologicalsensor applications

5 Dr.S.Mahade- Theoretical and ISRO 2019 2022 28,09,000/-vappa observational study of

PAHs at differenttemperature








iv. Patents : Nil




226




1 B.Sc ( Physical Sciences) 34 34 21 61.76 2020-2021 I

2 B.Sc ( Physical Sciences) 34 34 17 50.00 2020-2021 II

3 B.Sc ( Physical Sciences) 56 56 33 58.93 2019-2020 III

4 B.Sc ( Physical Sciences) 56 56 41 73.21 2019-2020 IV

5 B.Sc ( Physical Sciences) 56 56 41 73.21 2018-2019 V

6 B.Sc ( Physical Sciences) 56 56 43 76.79 2018-2019 VI

7 B.Sc ( Mathematical Sciences) 41 41 33 80.49 2020-2021 I

8 B.Sc (Mathematical Sciences) 41 41 34 82.93 2020-2021 II

9 B.Sc (Mathematical Sciences) 55 55 42 76.36 2019-2020 III

10 B.Sc (Mathematical Sciences) 55 55 54 98.18 2019-2020 IV

11 B.Sc (Mathematical Sciences) 61 61 48 78.69 2018-2019 V

12 B.Sc (Mathematical Sciences) 61 61 58 95.08 2018-2019 VI

13 B.Sc (Hons.) -Chemistry 41 39 30 76.92 2020-2021 I

14 B.Sc (Hons.)-Chemistry 39 39 31 79.49 2020-2021 II

15 B.Sc (Hons.)-Chemistry 60 60 49 81.67 2019-2020 III

16 B.Sc (Hons.)-Chemistry 60 60 52 86.67 2019-2020 IV

17 B.Sc (Hons.)-Chemistry 91 91 80 87.91 2018-2019 V



20 B.Sc (Mathematics, Statistics,DataScience) 29 27 25 92.59 2020-2021 I

21 B.Sc (Mathematics, Statistics,DataScience) 27 27 23 85.19 2020-2021 II

22 B.Sc (Hons.)-Food Technology 41 39 30 76.92 2020-2021 I

23 B.Sc (Hons.)- Food Technology 61 61 54 88.52 2020-2021 II

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2. PG Programs:



1 M.Sc-Organic Chemistry 14 14 12 85.71 2020-2021 I

2 M.Sc-Organic Chemistry 14 14 13 92.86 2020-2021 II

3 M.Sc-Organic Chemistry 19 19 14 73.68 2019-2020 III

4 M.Sc-Organic Chemistry 19 19 19 100.00 2019-2020 IV

5 M.Sc -Analytical Chemistry 24 24 24 100.00 2020-2021 I

6 M.Sc -Analytical Chemistry 24 24 23 95.83 2020-2021 II

7 M.Sc -DataScience 29 29 25 86.21 2020-2021 I

8 M.Sc –DataScience 29 29 28 96.55 2020-2021 II

9 M.Sc –Physics 5 5 3 60.00 2020-2021 I

10 M.Sc –Physics 5 5 4 80.00 2020-2021 II


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9.13 GITAM School of Pharmacy, Hyderabad

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM School of Pharmacy, Hyderabad


3. Principal Dr. G. Shiva Kumar

4. Programs offered


UG Program

Bachelor of Pharmacy 4

Ph.D. Programs

Ph.D. (full time) 3

Ph.D. (part time) 4


Curriculum B. Pharmacy 2019




Ph.D. Qualified 1 - 01 - - - 5 6 11 6 6 12

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 1 1 02 1 1 02


S.No. Name of the Department Name of the HoI

1. Pharmacy Prof. G. Shiva Kumar




1. Laboratory Technician - 2 2


Total 1 2 3




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B. Pharmacy 60 60 48 33 14 155

Ph.D. Programs: (Research Scholars admitted)Department 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19

FT PT FT PT FT PTPharmacy 7 11 1 9 1 7


13. Research Guidance by Faculty: Nil



Workshops 02

Guest Lectures 06

Webinars 03




Workshops 13


Webinars 135


Sl. No. Names of PI Title of the Project Funding Project Duration Grantand Co PIs Agency Amount

From To (Rs.)

1. Prof.G.Shiva Development of efficient lipid DST 2020 2023 36,00,000/-Kumar nano carrier systems for topical

delivery of natural essential oilsto prevent Aedes mosquitobites

2 Prof.G.Shiva Machine learning & Kumar DBT 2020 2023 72,00,000/-Chemometric approach for qualitycontrol with bioactivity, HPTLCfingerprinting of some endangeredmedicinal plantspecies


230






ii Presentation of papers in Conferences - - -



Book Dr. Rakesh Barik Control of diabetes: A Natural Lambert Academic March, 2021approach Publishing, Germany

iv. Patents : Nil






1 B. Pharmacy 61 61 54 88.52 2020-2021 I

2 B. Pharmacy 48 48 45 93.75 2019-2020 III

3 B. Pharmacy 33 33 33 100.00 2018-2019 V

4 B. Pharmacy 14 14 13 92.86 2017-2018 VII

5 B. Pharmacy 14 14 13 92.86 2017-2018 VIII

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9.14 GITAM School of Architecture, Hyderabad

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM School of Architecture, Hyderabad


3. Director : Prof. G. Sunil Kumar

4. Programs offered


UG Program

B. Arch. 5


Curriculum B. Arch. 2019




Ph.D. Qualified 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 3 3 6


S. No. Name of the Department Chair Person- BoS Name of the HoI

1 Architecture Prof.K.Mohan, Director, GSoA Prof. G. Sunil Kumar



1 Mr. Anupozu Sridhar Visiting Professor Practicing Architect

2 Mr. Lalith Mitta Visiting Professor Practicing Architect

3 Ms. Chandi Prasanna K. Visiting Professor Practicing Architect

4 Ms. S. Jyothirmayi Visiting Professor Practicing Architect

5 Mr. Kalyan Chakravarthy Visiting Professor Practicing Architect

6 Ar.Avani Gor Visiting Professor Practicing Architect

7 Ar.Keerthy Naidu Visiting Professor Practicing Architect

8 Prof.Pushkar Sohoni Visiting Professor Architecture History

9 Mr.Rahul Manohar Visiting Professor Practicing Architect

10 Mr. Srinivas P Visiting Professor Practicing Architect

11 Mr. Adithya M Visiting Professor Practicing Architect

12 Dr. Srinivasa Raju Assistant Professor Doctorate degree in Engineering


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13 Jagabattina Ramesh Assistant Professor Master of Engineering

14 Mohd. Arfath Khan Assistant Professor Master of Engineering

15 Kiran Kumar Assistant Professor Master of Technology



1. Junior Assistant - 1 1

2. Attendant 1 - 1

Total 1 1 2



1 Associate Professor - 1 1


Total 1 2 3



Bachelor of Architecture 40 21 38 24 - - 83






Webinars 10




Webinars 6




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iv. Patents : Nil






1 B. Arch. 22 22 13 59.09 2020-2021 I

2 B. Arch. 21 21 16 76.19 2020-2021 II

3 B. Arch. 37 37 26 70.27 2019-2020 III

4 B. Arch. 36 36 28 77.78 2019-2020 IV

5 B. Arch. 24 24 16 66.67 2018-2019 V

6 B. Arch. 24 24 16 66.67 2018-2019 VI


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9.15 GITAM School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Hyderabad

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM School Humanities and Social Sciences,Hyderabad


3. Principal Prof. VVV Nagendra Rao

4. Programs offered



BA (English, Psychology, Political Science) 3

BA (English, Media Studies, Visual Communication) 3


M.A. (English) 2

Ph.D. Programs :

Ph.D. Full Time 3

Ph.D. Part Time 4


Curriculum BA 2021

MA 2021




Ph.D. Qualified 1 1 2 3 2 5 13 8 21 17 11 28

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 4 1 5 4 1 5



1 English Prof. Y. Prabhavati, HoD Dr. B. Sudha Sai, (GSGS,VSP), Chair Person, BoS

2. Political Science, Psychology, Prof. V.V.V. Nagendra RaoMedia Studies, VisualCommunication, Economics

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9. Supporting Staff of Director’s Office :



2. Attender 1 - 1

Total 1 1 2



1 Professor 1 - 1



4 Other cadre if any - - -

Total 7 1 8



UG Programs

BA 120 90 48 24 162

PG Programs

MA - English 20 7 7 - 14

Ph.D.Programs (Research Scholars admitted)Department 2020-21 2019-20

FT PT FT PTEnglish 1 11 - 6



Dr. Imtiaz Quadri Populism and the Promise of Jawaharlal Nehru December 2020Mohammed Representation: A comparative University

analysis of Bahujan Samajand Samajika Telangana



236



Guest Lectures 3

Workshops 2

Webinars 2

Others (Lecture Series) 6




Guest Lectures 6

Others (Training Courses) 6






i Research Papers Published 3 - 3




Book Prof. Y Prabhavati & English all round: Communicative Orient April 2020Dr. M. Lalitha Sridevi skills for undergraduate learners, Blackswan,

Volume 2 Hyderabad

Book Chapter Dr. S. Durga Feminist perspective impact on Krishna JanuaryMalleeswari, women in different cultural Publication 2021Mr.M.Maheswaran backgrounds in indian feminism: House

theory and practice

Book Dr.K.Tejaswani A Forgotten Rose Educational April 2021PublishingHouse, Delhi

iv. Patents : Nil


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Faculty Achievements

• Sri M.Maheswaran received Best Faculty Teaching Award by Amaravathi Research Academy on 13th September2020 at Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad

• Dr. Sayantan Mondal and Dr. Jondhale Rajul Hiraman were nominated as Editorial Board Members of NewLiteraria - An International Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities

Student Achievements

• Chinmay Routray, student of 2nd Year BA published a novel entitled “The Onfray Illusions”. Notion Press,Chennai, August 2020.

• B. Sai Venkat Nihith, student of Final Year BA was awarded with “Yound India Fellowship” by Ashoka University,Haryana, March 2021.




1 B.A. - English, Mass 2 2 2 100.00 2020-2021 ICommunication,Political Science

2 B.A. – English, Mass 10 10 5 50.00 2020-2021 ICommunication, VisualCommunication

3 B.A. - English, 5 5 5 100.00 2020-2021 IPsychology, Data Science

4 B.A. - English, Psychology, 30 30 26 86.67 2020-2021 IMass Communication

5 B.A. – English, Political 14 14 11 78.57 2020-2021 IScience, Public Policy

6 B.A. - History, Economics, 33 33 21 63.64 2020-2021 IPolitical Science

7 B.A. - Mathematics, 1 1 1 100.00 2020-2021 IEconomics, Statistics

8 B.A. – English, Mass 17 17 13 76.47 2019-2020 IIICommunication,Visual Communication

9 B.A. – English, Political 31 31 26 83.87 2019-2020 IIIScience, Public Policy


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10 B.A. – English, Mass 17 17 10 58.82 2019-2020 IVCommunication,Visual Communication

11 B.A. – English, 31 31 23 74.19 2019-2020 IVPolitical Science, Public Policy

12 B.A. – English, Mass 7 7 7 100.00 2018-2019 VCommunication,Visual Communication

13 B.A. – English, Political 12 12 10 83.33 2018-2019 VScience, Public Policy

14 B.A. – English, Mass 7 7 7 100.00 2018-2019 VICommunication, VisualCommunication

15 B.A. – English, 12 12 11 91.67 2018-2019 VIPolitical Science, Public Policy

2. PG Programs:



1 M.A. - English 8 8 5 62.50 2020-2021 I

2 M.A. - English 8 8 6 75.00 2020-2021 II

3 M.A. – English 7 7 7 100.00 2019-2020 III

4 M.A. – English 7 7 6 85.71 2019-2020 IV

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9.16 Kautilya School of Public Policy, Hyderabad

1. Name of the Institute & Campus Kautilya School of Public Policy, Hyderabad


3. Dean Sri Syed Akbaruddin

Director Prof. Sridhar Pabbisetty

4. Programs offered



Masters in Public Policy 2

Certificate / Diploma Programs Duration(Days)

The making of a Politician 3

Op-ed writing 3

Media and the State 3

A day in the life of a Public policy Professional 3

Leadership and the Circle of Expectations 3

Politics, Partisianship and Policy 3


Curriculum Master’s in Public Policy 2021


Faculty Professor Associate Asst. Other cadre Total Professor Professor (if any)


Ph.D. Qualified 1 - 1 - - - 1 - 1 5 2 7 7 2 9

without Ph.D. 1 - 1 - - - - - - 9 2 11 10 2 12



1. Kautilya School of Public Policy Prof. Sridhar Pabbisetty


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1. Anil Swarup Author, Retired IAS Officer Public Administration

2. Indermit Singh Gill Prof. of Public Policy; Non- Developmental Economicsresident Senior Fellow at theBrookings Institution

3. M. V. Rajeev Gowda Former Member of Parliament; GovernanceChairman, Congress ResearchDepartment

4. Navtej Sarna Former Indian Ambassador to International Affairsthe US, MEA, India

5. Steve Jarding Former Professor, Harvard Political CommunicationKennedy School

6. Dr. Anjali Mohan Urban & Regional Planner Urban Planning

7. Cdr. Ashok V M Former Navy Officer, Consultant Human trafficking studiesKumar (Retd.) on Human Trafficking

8. Dr. Ashwin Mahesh Social Technologist, Urbanist Social Technologyand Entrepreneur

9. David Sunder Singh Advocate & Human Rights Human Rights LawLawyer

10. Glenn Kramon Lecturer in Management, Media CommunicationStanford School of Business

11. Jayanth Gudimella Finance Professional & Infrastructure and ProjectStrategy Consultant Finance

12. Madhuri Xalxo Advocate & Human Rights Human Rights LawLawyer

13. Nidhi Razdan Senior Journalist and Former Media StudiesExecutive Editor, NDTV

14. Siddharth Raja Seasoned Corporate Lawyer Contract and Labour Law

15. Prateek Kanwal Co-founder, Kautilya School Life skills, Negotiationof Public Policy

16. Dr Chandrachur Singh Assistant Professor Political scienceHindu College

17. Dr. Kaushiki Sanyal Co-founder, Consultant Policy ConsultingSunay Policy Advisory Pvt Ltd

18. Arun Krishnan Associate Directory, Business ConsultingKMPG India

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9. Supporting Staff of Director’s Office :


1. Admissions Manager 1 - 1

2. Operations Manager 1 - 1

3. Program Advisor - 2 2

4. Research Associate 2 1 3

Total 4 3 7



1 Professor 1 - 1

2 Associate Professor - - -


4 Other cadre if any 14 3 17

Total 16 3 19

11. Program-wise Student Strength : Nil




Workshops 2

Guest Lectures 2

Webinars 13










ii Presentation of papers in Conferences - 1 1


242



Monograph Sridhar Pabbisetty, Effective Hearings in PILs: Bloomsbury May 2020Harish Narasappa, A Transaction Costs– IndiaShruti Vidyasagar, based ApproachShruthi Naik

Book Jeffrey B. Jacquet, Societal Impacts of University Press DecemberJulia H. Haggerty, Emerging Grassroots of Colorado 2020Gene L. Theodori, Energy Communities.Ali Mohammed Adil

iv. Patents : Nil

19. MoUs/ Collaborations : MoU with Government of Karnataka, Telangana State Innovation Council, Daksh,

Heritage Beku, and Citizens for Public Leadership (CPL).


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9.17 GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru


3. Director : Prof. Dinesh Seth

Assistant Principals : Dr. Ajay Kumar M and Dr. B. Ramakrishna Rao







B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering 4(Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning)

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering 4(Internet of Things)

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Cyber Security) 4

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Data Science) 4






M.Tech. VLSI Design 2

Ph.D. Programs

Civil Engineering 3 (Full Time) / 4 (Part Time)

Computer Science and Engineering 3 (Full Time) / 4 (Part Time)

Electrical and Electronics Engineering 3 (Full Time) / 4 (Part Time)

Electronics and Communication Engineering 3 (Full Time) / 4 (Part Time)

Mechanical Engineering 3 (Full Time) / 4 (Part Time)

English 3 (Full Time) / 4 (Part Time)


244


Curriculum B.Tech. Civil Engineering 2019



B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering(Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) 2020

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering 2020(Internet of Things)

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering 2020(Cyber Security)

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering 2020(Data Science)









Ph.D. Qualified 4 1 5 5 4 9 14 6 20 23 11 34

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 39 43 82 39 43 82



1. Civil Engineering Sri A. Bharat A (I/c HoD)

2. Computer Science and Engineering Prof. Y. Vamsidhar

3. Electrical Electronics & Communication Engg. Prof. N. Mohan Kumar

4. Mechanical Engineering Prof. T. Nageswara Rao

5. English Dr. Manju Jose



1. Director-PA (Asst. Manager) 1 - 1

2. Telephone officer - 1 1

3. Attendant 2 - 2

4. Junior asst 2 - 2

Total 5 1 6

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1 Professor - 1 1



Total 10 8 18

10. Program - wise Student Strength :


B.Tech. Programs

Civil Engineering 60 14 30 14 32 90

Computer Science andEngineering 420 419 420 372 400 1611

Electronics and CommunicationsEngineering 240 237 220 132 219 808

Electrical and Electronics Engg. 60 10 19 03 13 45

Mechanical Engineering 120 23 40 20 57 140

Computer Science & Business 60 59 - - - 59System

Computer Science & Engg. (IoT) 60 60 - - - 60

Computer Science andEngineering (Cyber Security) 60 60 - - - 60

Computer Science andEngineering (AI & ML) 180 180 - - - 180

Computer Science andEngineering (Data Science) 60 60 - - - 60

Total 1122 729 541 721 3113

M.Tech. Programs

M.Tech – Data Science 18 3 1 - - 4

M.Tech – VLSI Design 18 2 0 - - 2


246

Ph.D.ProgramsS.No Department 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19 2017-18

FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT1 Civil - - - - - 1 1 -2 CSE 4 18 1 5 - 7 - 63 ECE - 7 - 6 - 6 - 14 EEE - - - - - - - -5 Mechanical - 2 - 5 - 1 - -6 English 2 3 - - - - - -

11. MoUs/ Collaborations (Institute Level) : Nil


247


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Civil Engineering, GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru


3. Name of the Head: Sri. A. Bharath


B.Tech. in Civil Engineering

Research Program:

Ph. D.




without Ph.D. - - - - - - 2 4 6 2 4 66. No. of Supporting Staff: 027. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty: Nil8. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty: Nil9. Research Guidance by Faculty: Nil10. Recharging Programs Organized by the Department : Nil11. Recharging Programs Attended by Faculty :Program No. of ProgramsInternational Conferences / Seminars 5Faculty Development / Refresher Programs 50Workshops 5Webinars 4212. (a) Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil (b) Research Projects Completed : Nil13. Consultancy Projects by Faculty: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department:S. No. Description National International Total

i Research Papers Published - 15 15ii Presentation of Papers in Conferences 4 10 14

iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published : Nil iv. Patents Filed: Nil

15. MoUs / Collaborations : Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil


248


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Computer Science and Engineering, GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru


3. Name of the Head: Prof. Y. Vamsidhar


B. Tech. Computer Science and Engineering

B. Tech. Computer Science and Business Systems

B. Tech. CSE (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning)

B. Tech. CSE (Cyber Security)

B. Tech. CSE (Data Science)

B. Tech. CSE (Internet of Things)

M. Tech. Cyber Forensics and Information Security

M. Tech. Computer Forensics and Information Security

M. Tech. Data Science





Ph.D. Qualified 2 1 3 1 2 3 4 1 5 7 4 11

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 17 31 48 17 31 48



8. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty:


Dr. D T Chetana Framework for evaluating traffic VTU, Belagavi February 2020management of big data incloud computing


249

10. Recharging Programs Organized by the Department :Program No. of ProgramsInternational Conferences / Seminars 01Faculty Development / Refresher Programs 01Workshops 01Webinars 04Others 0111. Recharging Programs Attended by Faculty :Program No. of ProgramsFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 27Workshops 1International Conferences/Seminars 2Short Term Training Program (STTP) 312. (a) Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil (b) Research Projects Completed : Nil13. Consultancy Projects by Faculty: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department:S. No. Description National International Total

i Research Papers Published - 47 47ii Presentation of Papers in Conferences - 02 02

iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published : Nil iv. Patents :

S.No. Name of Title of the Invention Type Patent No.andthe Faculty (Indian/ Agency & Date

International)

01 Dr. N. Dayanand Lal IUML - Stock Prices Predictor: Australia 2020103525Intelligent stock Prices Predictor 27-01-2021Using Machine Leaning

02 Sri V. Manjunath AMTH- Biomedical waste USA 202041047580 28-01-2021Dr.S.H.Brahmananda management : An IoT-basedSri K.H.ShivaPrasada system for biomedical waste

management includingAyurveda hospitals

03 Dr.G.Komaraswamy A Novel method of data Indian 202141000913 15/01/2021Security and privacy incloud storage for healthcare system using modifiedGRRSA and MHE

15. MoUs / Collaborations : MoU with National Association of Software and Service Companies (NASSCOM), Bengaluru.

16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Sri Swasthika Jain, faculty of CSE was awarded as Young Achiever Award 2020 by Institute of Scholars.


250

Department of Electrical and Electronics Communication Engineering

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Electrical and Electronics Communication Engineering, GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru


3. Name of the Head: Prof. N. Mohan Kumar


B.Tech. Electrical and Electronics Engineering

B.Tech. Electronics and Communication Engineering

M.Tech. VLSI Design

Ph.D. Electrical, Electronics & Communication Engineering




Ph.D. Qualified 1 - 1 3 - 3 6 2 8 10 2 12

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 12 7 19 12 7 19





Dr.P Sundararaman Implementing BAT Algorithm for Anna University Januarycurtailing the powerlosses in the 2021Radial Distribution System andConductor Strength.





Guest Lectures 1






251

Workshops 31

Guest Lectures 19


Webinars 52

Others 101

12. (a) Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil (b) Research Projects Completed : Nil13. Consultancy Projects by Faculty: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department: NilS. No. Description National International Total


ii Presentation of Papers in Conferences 3 -- 3



Book Chapter Jeet Ghosh Smart health for the Societies: Springer March 2021An insight into the implantableand wearable devices forremote health monitoring

Book Chapter T. Nagarjuna Review on hardware attacks Springer March 2021and security challenges in IoTEdge nodes

iv. Patents Filed:


International)

1 Dr.C.Kamalanathan Early fire localization using Indian 202041050775 A,swarm intelligence and IoT 2020

2 Dr.C.Kamalanathan System and method for International 2021100311,FUZZY based control and 2021measurement of temperatureand humidity for greenhouse




252


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Mechanical Engineering, GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru


3. Name of the Head: Dr. T. Nageswara Rao


B.Tech. Mechanical Engineeing

Ph.D . Mechanical Engineering




Ph.D. Qualified 1 - - 1 - - - - - 2 - 2

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 9 - - 9 - 9



8. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty: Nil















253



Book chapter Dr. T Nageswara Rao Organized Networks of CRC Press May 2020Mr. B V Raghu Carbon Nanotubesvamshi

Book Dr. T Nageswara Rao Nanofluids and their CRC Press June 2019engineering applications.

iv. Patents Filed: Nil15. MoUs / Collaboration: Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil


254


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: English, GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru


3. Name of the Head: Dr. Manju Jose

4. Programs on offer: Ph.D. English




Ph.D. Qualified - - - - 2 2 4 3 7 4 5 9

without Ph.D. - - - - - - - 1 1 1 1 1



8. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty: Nil9. Research Guidance by Faculty: Nil






Workshops 1


Webinars 33








255



Book Ms K.Praneetha Eventide Notion January2021

Book Dr.Durga Sasikiran EMESCO’S Interactive Manual EMESCO Februaryof English 2021

Book Chapter Dr.Durga Sasikiran A translator as an umpire Shri Vaishnav Octoberbetween cultures : Teaching Vidyapeeth 2020and learning language and Vishwavidyalaya,literature in the digital Era: Indoreopportunities and challenges



16. Significant Achievements / Recognition: Dr. I. Madhavi participated in ‘Cambridge Live Experience’- International workshops organized by English Language Assessment, Cambridge University Press.







4 Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 220 220 219 99.55 2017-2018 VIII





9 Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 220 220 217 98.64 2017-2018 VII






256

14. Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 132 132 129 97.73 2018-2019 VI

15. Mechanical Engineering 21 21 18 85.71 2018-2019 VI

16. Civil Engineering 14 14 14 100.00 2018-2019 V



19 Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 131 131 127 96.95 2018-2019 V





24 Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 222 222 219 98.65 2019-2020 IV





29 Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 222 222 153 68.92 2019-2020 III



32 Computer Science andBusiness Systems 59 59 52 88.14 2020-2021 II


34 Computer Science andEngineering (AI &ML) 181 181 173 95.58 2020-2021 II

35 Computer Science andEngineering (Cyber Security) 59 59 53 89.83 2020-2021 II

36 Computer Science andEngineering (Data Science) 60 60 58 96.67 2020-2021 II

37 Computer Science andEngg. (Internet of Things) 59 59 56 94.92 2020-2021 II

38 Electrical and ElectronicsEngineering 10 10 6 60.00 2020-2021 II

39 Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 165 165 136 82.42 2020-2021 II

257

40 Electronics and CommunicationEngineering (AI &ML) 69 69 50 72.46 2020-2021 II


42 Mechanical Engineering(Smart Manufacturing) 7 7 5 71.43 2020-2021 II


44 Computer Science andBusiness Systems 59 59 50 84.75 2020-2021 I

45 Computer Science andEngineering 417 417 385 92.33 2020-2021 I

46 Computer Science andEngineering (AI &ML) 181 181 174 96.13 2020-2021 I

47 Computer Science andEngineering (Cyber Security) 59 59 53 89.83 2020-2021 I

48 Computer Science andEngineering (Data Science) 60 60 57 95.00 2020-2021 I

49 Computer Science andEngg. (Internet of Things) 59 59 54 91.53 2020-2021 I

50 Electrical and ElectronicsEngineering 10 10 8 80.00 2020-2021 I

51 Electronics and CommunicationEngineering 165 165 152 92.12 2020-2021 I

52 Electronics and CommunicationEngineering (AI &ML) 69 69 66 95.65 2020-2021 I


54 Mechanical Engineering(Smart Manufacturing) 7 7 6 85.71 2020-2021 I




1 Data Science 3 3 1 33.33 2020-2021 I

2 VLSI Design 2 2 1 50.00 2020-2021 I

3 Data Science 3 3 2 66.67 2020-2021 II

4 VLSI Design 2 2 2 100.00 2020-2021 II

5 Data Science 1 1 1 100.00 2019-2020 III

6 Data Science 1 1 1 100.00 2019-2020 IV


258

9.18 GITAM School of Business, Bengaluru

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM School of Business Bengaluru


3. Director Prof. Shailendra Dasari

4. Programs offered



BBA 3

BBA-Logistics 3

BBA- Business Analytics 3

BBA- Financial Markets 3

B.Com (Hons) 3

IMBA 5


MBA 2

Research Programs

M.Phil. 1 (FT)

M.Phil. 2 (PT)

Ph.D. 3 (FT)

Ph.D. 4 (PT)


Curriculum BBA (Analytics) 2020

BBA (Logistics) 2020

BBA- Financial Markets 2020

B.Com (Hons) 2020

IMBA 2020

MBA 2020




Ph.D. Qualified 2 - 1 2 1 3 4 3 7 6 4 12

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 3 2 5 3 2 5

259

7.List of Departments and Names of the Heads of the Departments / Chairpersons – BoS :

S.No Name of the Department Name of the Chair Person- BoS

1. Management Prof. Shailendra Dasari, DirectorProf. Y. Gouthama Rao, Dean, Management

8. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty during the year :


1. Prof. Coxwell Pious Achanga, Head of the Quality Assurance OperationsDepartment at the NationalCouncil for Higher Education,Uganda

2. Prof. B.R. Sukesh Kumar Adjunct Faculty Marketing

3. Mrs. K Bhuvaneswari Adjunct Faculty Finance





3. Attendant 1 - 1

Total 3 1 4





3 Other cadre (Adjunct) 1 1 2

Total 3 5 6



UG Programs

BBA 60 35 39 25 99

BBA- Logistics 60 10 14 - 24

BBA- Business Analytics 60 32 24 - 56

BBA-Financial Markets 60 29 - - 29

B.com Hons 60 19 8 - 27

IMBA 60 4 10 21 - - 35

Total 360 129 95 46 270

PG Programs

MBA 60 33 21 54


260

Ph.D.Programs (Research Scholars admitted) Management 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19 2015-16

FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT Ph.D. - 23 - 5 - 3 - 1



Mr. Rahul Priyadarshi Some design aspects of post-harvest BITS, Pilani March 2021supply for selected agriculture produces



1. Prof.M.V.Ramaprasad Sankar Mukherjee Modelling the consumer green August, 2020buying behaviour towardsayurvedic fast moving consumergoods



Webinars 1






Workshops 7

Guest Lectures 4


Webinars 45

Others 1



261



From To (Rs.)

Dr.J.P.Senthil QWL and its impact on JS in Veda Vignana November June 1,00,000/-the banking sector – A Academic and 2020 2021comparative study Research Centre

Dr. Rahul Priyadarshi Course content development Logistics Sector October May 1,00,000/-Skill Council 2020 2021







Book Chapter Dr. Chitra Kesavan Sustainable Leadership Global Publications, Junepractices: The key for talent USA 2020retention

Book Prof.M.V.Ramaprasad Role of Co-operative societies in Archers and Elevators July 2020rural marketing Publishing House

Book Chapter Dr. J. P. Senthil Disruption in Banking industry – Zenon AcademicBank challengers case study publishing, Hyderabad March 2021

Book Chapter Dr. J. P. Senthil Digital Banking a new model for Zenon Academic March 202121st century -a case on VARO publishing, Hyderabadmoney

iv. Patents : Nil

19. MoUs / Collaborations :

• MoU with NSE Academy to launch a special program in BBA (Financial Markets) with effect from2020 -21.

• Collaborated with Association of Certified Chartered Accountants (ACCA), UK to launch B.Com (Hons.)program with effect from 2020-21.

20. Significant Achievements / Recognition: Nil


262

EXAMINATION RESULTS




1 BBA 104 104 80 76.92 2020-21 I

2 BBA 92 92 77 83.70 2020-21 II

3 BBA 81 81 48 59.26 2019-20 III

4 BBA 64 64 52 81.25 2019-20 IV

5 BBA 25 25 20 80.00 2018-19 V

6 BBA 25 25 23 92.00 2018-19 VI

7 B.COM 19 19 16 84.21 2020-21 I

8 B.COM 19 19 17 89.47 2020-21 II

9 B.COM 9 9 4 44.44 2019-20 III

10 B.COM 9 9 7 77.78 2019-20 IV

11 IMBA 4 4 0 0.00 2020-21 I

12 IMBA 4 4 4 100.00 2020-21 II

13 IMBA 10 10 6 60.00 2019-20 III

14 IMBA 10 10 10 100.00 2019-20 IV

15 IMBA 21 21 18 85.71 2018-19 V

16 IMBA 21 21 20 95.24 2018-19 VI

2. PG Programs:



1 MBA 34 34 13 38.24 2020-21 I

2 MBA 33 33 25 75.56 2020-21 II

3 MBA 21 21 21 100.00 2019-20 IV

4 MBA 21 21 15 71.43 2019-20 V

5 MBA 21 21 21 100.00 2019-20 VI

6 IMBA 20 20 14 70.00 2016-17 X

7 IMBA 20 20 9 45.00 2016-17 XI

8 IMBA 20 20 15 75.00 2016-17 XII

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9.19 GITAM School of Science, Bengaluru

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM School of Science, Bengaluru


3. Principal : Prof. Atul Kumar




B.Sc. (Maths, Physics, Chemistry) 3

B.Sc. (Maths, Physics, Eelctronics) 3

B.Sc. (Maths, Physics, Computer Science) 3

B.Sc. (Maths, Electronics, Computer Science) 3

B.Sc. (Maths, Statistics, Computer Science) 3

B.Sc. (Maths, Physics, Data Science) 3



M.Sc. - Physics 2

M.Sc. - Chemistry 2

M.Sc. Applied Mathematics 2

M.Sc. Statistics 2

Research Programs (M.Phil/Ph.D)

Physics Ph.D. (Full Time / Part Time) 3 FT / 4 PT

Chemsitry Ph.D. (Full Time / Part Time) 3 FT / 4 PT

Mathematics Ph.D. (Full Time / Part Time) 3 FT / 4 PT


Curriculum B.Sc. (Physicsl Science) 2019

B.Sc. Hons. (Chemistry) 2020

M.Sc Chemistry 2020

M.Sc. Physics 2020

M.Sc. Mathematics 2020

M.Sc. Statistics 2020


264




Ph.D. Qualified 3 - 3 3 1 4 24 9 33 30 10 40

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 1 1 2 1 1 2



1. Physics Prof.N.V.Krishna Prasad Prof. K.V. Ramesh

2. Chemsitry Prof.R.Venkata Nadh Prof. G.V.R.Sarma

3. Mathematics Dr.B.Venkateswarlu Prof. N. Ravi Shankar



1. Personal Assistant 1 - 1

2. Attendant 1 - 1

Total 2 - 2



1. Associate Professor 1 - 1

2. Assistant Professor 5 3 8

Total 6 3 9



UG Programs

B.Sc. (Maths, Physics, Chemistry) 20 1 5 7 13

B.Sc. (Maths, Physics, Eelctronics) 20 1 0 0 1

B.Sc. (Maths, Physics, Computer Science) 20 6 9 6 21

B.Sc. (Maths, Statistics, Computer Science) 20 1 6 6 13

B.Sc. (Maths, Physics, Data Science) 20 2 - - 2

B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry 20 2 - - 2

Total 19 20 13 52

265

PG Programs

M.Sc. - Physics 10 1 - - 1

M.Sc. - Chemistry 10 4 - - 4

M.Sc. – Statistics 10 4 - - 4

Total 9 - - 9

Ph.D. Programs (Research Scholars admitted) S.No Dept. 2020-21 2019-20 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16

FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT1 Physics 2 7 - - - - - - - - - -2 Chemistryy 1 13 - 4 2 1 1 4 - - - -3 Maths 4 3 - 2 - - - 2 - - - 1

Total 7 23 - 6 2 1 1 6 - - - 1




266


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Mathematics, GITAM School of Science, Bengaluru

2. Year of Establishment: 2012 (Formerly Dept. of Engg. Mathematics established in 2012)

3. Name of the Head: Dr. B. Venkateswarulu


B. Sc.

B. Sc. Data Sciences


M. Sc. Statistics

Ph.D.




Ph.D. Qualified - - - 1 - 1 9 6 15 10 6 16

without Ph.D. - - - - - - - 1 1 - 1 16. No. of Supporting Staff: Nil7. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty: Nil8. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty:


Dr.Arnab Bhattacharyya Mathematical modelling and analysis of IIT (ISM), Dhanbad February 2021fluid flow with heat and mass transfer



1. Dr. B. Venkateswarlu Mr.Adinarayana Study on some types of January 2021Yalamanchili Fuzzy ideals in semi rings

and gamma semi rings10. Recharging Programs Organized by the Department :Program No. of ProgramsInternational Conferences / Seminars 1Guest Lectures 2

267

11. Recharging Programs attended by faculty :Program No. of ProgramsInternational Conferences / Seminars 6Faculty Development / Refresher Programs 5Webinars 20

12. a. Ongoing Funded Research Projects :


From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.Rohit Sharma Theoretical investigation of UGC 2019 2021 10,00,000/-magnetohydro-dynamicsflow problems asuspension of graphenenanoparticle

b. Research Projects Completed : Nil13. Consultancy Projects by Faculty: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department:S. No. Description National International Total



15. MoUs / Collaborations: Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil


268


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Chemistry, GITAM School of Science, Bengaluru

2. Year of Establishment: 2018 (Formerly Dept. of Engg. Chemistry established in 2012)

3. Name of the Head: Prof. R. Venkata Nadh


B.Sc.(Hons) Chemistry

M.Sc. Chemistry (Organic / Analytical)

Ph.D.




Ph.D. Qualified 1 - 1 1 1 2 8 1 9 10 2 12

without Ph.D. - - - - - - 1 - 1 1 - 1









Workshops 1

Webinars 2

Others 2






Workshops 9

Guest Lectures 1

Webinars 65

Others 7

269

12. (a) Ongoing Funded Research Project:


From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.C.Srilakshmi Design and development of UGC 2019 2021 10,00,000/-cost-effective adsorbents forthe removal of fluoride ionsfrom water

2 Dr.Vikram Anhydro- and dianhydro- DST-SERB February February 18,30,000/-Basava & sugar scaffolds: Skeletal 2019 2022Dr.N.Jayaraman rearrangements and(Co-PI) access to the synthesis of

bioactive targets

3 Dr.Vikram Synthesis of anhydropyranose UGC May 2019 May 10,00,000/-Basava nucleosides and isonucleosides 2021

from anhydro- and dianhydro-scaffolds and their evaluationas potential inhibitors ofHuman ImmunodeficiencyVirus



14. Research Profile of the Department:S. No. Description National International Total

i Research Papers Published 2 33 35ii Presentation of Papers in Conferences 3 12 15



Book Chapter H. Manjunatha Recent advances in Materials Research 2020Nanomaterials for Li-ion Forum LLC.batteries

Book Chapter K. Venkata Ratnam Advanced ceramics for Bentham Science 2020& H. Manjunatha thermoelectric power Publishers

generation

Book Chapter H. Manjunatha, Advanced ceramics for Bentham Science 2020A. Ratnamala and microwave absorber PublishersSannapaneni Janardan applications


270

Book Chapter H Manjunatha, Electrochemical aspects of Elsevier FebruaryS Janardan, metal-organic frameworks 2021A Ratnamala,K Venkata Ratnam,

Book Chapter S Janardan, Permeable metal-organic Elsevier FebruaryP H Manjunatha, frameworks for fuel (gas) 2021K Venkata Ratnam, storage applicationsA Ratnamala

Book Chapter H Manjunatha, Excessively paramagnetic Elsevier FebruaryA Ratnamala metal organic framework 2021

nanocomposites

Book Chapter A Ratnamala, Titanium-based metal- Elsevier FebruaryH Manjunatha, organic frameworks for 2021S Janardan photocatalytic applications

Book Chapter H Manjunatha, Electrochemical Green Springer MarchA Ratnamala synthesis 2021

Book Chapter Ratnakaram Design of a Domestic In: Subramanian 2020Venkata Nadh Defluoridizing Unit B., Chen SS.,Reddy K.

(eds)

Book Chapter Chilukoti Srilakshmi Perovskite-Type Transition American Chemical NovemberMetal Oxide Nanocatalysts Society 2020

Book Chapter M.Sireesha, Ratnakaram Synergetic Role of Chemistry Empyreal Publishing 2020Venkata Nadh and in Women’s Success House, GuwahatiH.Manjunatha

Book Chapter Ratnakaram Venkata Science Education and Empyreal Publishing 2020Nadh, M. Sireesha and Research for Women House, GuwahatiH.Manjunatha Empowerment

iv. Patents Filed:


International)

1 Dr.K. Nagaraju In silico screening of novel Indian 202141008390sulfonamides as potential 27/02/2021antimicrobial drugs dockedwith protein tar

15. MoUs /Collaborations: Nil

271


• Dr. H. Manjunatha was awarded as “Best Researcher Award” by ScienceFather in recognition of hishigh quality research paper. July 2020.

• Dr. Jayakumar Iyer developed several video lectures on environmental studies were broadcasted onDTH Swayam Prabha (Ch-15) Channels. April to August 2020.

• Dr. R. Venkata Nadh has been selected for “Dr. P. Venugopal Endowment Prize” for presentation ofhis research paper in an International Conference organized by Andhra University, Visakhapatnamand Andhra Pradesh Akademi of Sciences. July 2020


272


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Physics, GITAM School of Science, Bengaluru

2. Year of Establishment: 2018, (Formerly Dept. of Engg. Physics established in 2012)

3. Name of the Head: Dr. N. V. Krishna Prasad


B.Sc.

M.Sc. Physics

Ph.D.




Ph.D. Qualified 2 - 2 1 - 1 6 - 6 9 - 9







Workshops 1





Workshops 1

Guest Lectures 1

Webinars 1

12 (a) Ongoing Funded Research Project:


From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. Prasun Effect of bismuth excess UGC 2019 2021 10,00,000/-Banerjee and iron deficiency on

the multiferroic propertiesof BiFeO3 ceramics

(b) Research Projects Completed: Nil

273






Book chapter S. Ramesh Metal-Organic Elsevier JanuaryFrameworks for 2021Chemical Reactions

Book chapter K.Chandra Babu Naidu Titanium-based metal- Elsevier Januaryorganic frameworks for 2021photocatalyticapplications

Book chapter Prasun Banerjee Metal-organic framework – Elsevier Januarybased materials and 2021renewable energy

Book chapter K. Chandra Babu Naidu Development of hybrid Elsevier Januaryorganic-inorganic 2021perovskite composites

iv. Patents : Nil



EXAMINATION RESULTS




1 B.Sc - Physical Sciences 7 7 3 42.86 2020-2021 I

2 B.Sc - Physical Sciences 4 4 3 75.00 2020-2021 II

3 B.Sc - Physical Sciences 14 14 13 92.86 2019-2020 III

4 B.Sc - Physical Sciences 14 14 12 85.71 2019-2020 IV

5 B.Sc - Physical Sciences 13 13 6 46.15 2018-2019 V

6 B.Sc - Physical Sciences 12 12 10 83.33 2018-2019 VI

7 B.Sc - Mathematical Sciences 6 6 4 66.67 2020-2021 I


274

8 B.Sc - Mathematical Sciences 6 6 4 66.67 2020-2021 II

9 B.Sc - Mathematical Sciences 6 6 6 100.00 2019-2020 III

10 B.Sc - Mathematical Sciences 6 6 5 83.33 2019-2020 IV

11 B.Sc - Mathematical Sciences 6 6 6 100.00 2018-2019 V

12 B.Sc - Mathematical Sciences 6 6 6 100.00 2018-2019 VI

13 B.Sc - Mathematics, Electronicsand Computer Science 1 1 1 100.00 2020-2021 I

14 B.Sc - Mathematics, Electronicsand Computer Science 1 1 1 100.00 2020-2021 II

15 B.Sc - Mathematics, Statistics,Data Science 2 2 1 50.00 2020-2021 I

16 B.Sc - Mathematics, Statistics,Data Science 1 1 1 100.00 2020-2021 II

17 B.Sc (Hons.) - Chemistry 2 2 1 50.00 2020-2021 I

18 B.Sc (Hons.) - Chemistry 2 2 1 50.00 2020-2021 II

2. PG Programs:



1 M.Sc - Statistics 6 6 5 83.33 2020-2021 I

2 M.Sc - Statistics 5 5 5 100.00 2020-2021 II

3 M.Sc - Physics 1 1 1 100.00 2020-2021 I

4 M.Sc - Physics 1 1 1 100.00 2020-2021 II

5 M.Sc - Chemistry 4 4 4 100.00 2020-2021 I

6 M.Sc - Chemistry 4 4 3 75.00 2020-2021 II

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9.20 GITAM Centre for Distance Learning

1. Name of the Institute : Centre for Distance Learning


3. Director : Prof. MVS Chandrasekhar Rao

4. Programs offered and enrolement for the year

S. No. Name of the course 2020-21

1. MBA 199

2. MBA - HR 120

3. M.A - English 41

4. M.A - Economics 46

5. M.Com 50

6. B.A 567

7. B.Com 1171

Total: 2194

5. Core Faculty : 4

6. Course coordinators : 12 (Part-time)

7. Supporting Staff :Cadre Male Female TotalAssistant Registrar 1 -- 1Superintendent 1 -- 1Manager 2 -- 2Junior Manager 3 -- 3Sr. Assistant 1 -- 1Jr. Assistant 9 9 18Electrician 1 -- 1Record Assistant 1 -- 1Attendants / Others 9 -- 9Total 28 9 37


276

EXAMINATION RESULTS

S. No. Name of the Branch No. of No. of % of Year /Students Students Pass SemesterAppeared Passed

1 B.Com. 14363 13624 94.85 I

2 B. A. 10787 9646 89.42 I

3 M.A - Economics 286 261 91.25 I

4 M.A – English 603 577 95.68 I

5 M.Com. 460 428 93.04 I

6 MBA 183 163 89.07 I

7 MBA – HRM 104 89 85.57 I

8 MBA 556 529 95.14 II

9 MBA – HRM 348 332 95.40 II

10 MA – English 417 312 74.82 II

11 MA – Economics 185 130 70.27 II

12 M.Com 333 267 80.18 II

13 M.Sc.– Biotechnology 23 17 73.91 II

14 B.Com 16801 12981 77.26 III

15 B.A. 11036 8597 77.89 III

16 MCA 162 138 85.18 III

17 MBA 482 316 65.56 III

18 MBA – HRM 306 235 76.79 III

19 MBA 1261 986 78.19 IV

20 MBA - HRM 661 548 82.90 IV

CONTENTS

1. Introduction 01

2. The Emblem 02


4. GITAM 04










9.5 GITAM Institute of Architecture, Visakhapatnam 142



9.8 GITAM Institute of Nursing, Visakhapatnam 157

9.9 GITAM School of Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam 159


9.11 GITAM Hyderabad Business School 184

9.12 GITAM School of Sciences, Hyderabad 191


9.14 GITAM School of Architecture, Hyderabad 206

9.15 GITAM School of Humanities & Social Sciences, Hyderabad 208


9.17 GITAM School of Business, Bengaluru 225

9.18 GITAM School of Science, Bengaluru 230


Prof. K. Siva Rama KrishnaVice - Chancellor

It gives me great pleasure to present the 13th Annual Report of GITAM (Deemed to be University)for the year 2019-20 which reflects the academic, co-curricular and related activities andachievements of GITAM in a concise style.

Recording steady growth, the University has evolved into one of the premier universities in the country with threepicturesque campuses at Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad and Bengaluru, with 20 Institutes, 12 Faculties, 58 AcademicDepartments offering 245 programmes at UG , PG and Doctoral levels in diverse disciplines and 16 ResearchCentres. The University has today over 23,000 regular full-time students, about 1200 research scholars and wellover 91,695 students in distance mode hailing from almost all parts of the country. The University has wellqualified and committed team of over 1450 fulltime faculty members. A good number of faculty have research andindustrial experience and more than 60% of them are doctorates.

All the GITAM Campuses are vibrant with academic activity. During the year under review, GITAM has conducted15 international seminars, 05 national seminars, 05 conferences, 135 workshops, 13 FDPs and 07 MDPs. Undeterredby the uncertainty caused by the pandemic, GITAM has evolved an alternative strategy to continue its academicactivity by conducting webinars by inviting experts with in India and beyond. During the past five months, GITAMconducted near one hundred webinars. We have also leveraged technology to modify pedagogy and adopt morestudent-centric learning by embracing Digital and Blended Learning. The path-breaking research pursuit of thefaculty has resulted in filing 25 patents during the year. Various reputed publishers from India and abroad havepublished books authored by GITAM faculty. During this year, the faculty have brought out an impressive86 quality books. GITAM’s highly research oriented faculty have published 1783 research papers in refereedinternational journals and 202 papers in prestigious national journals. During this year, 140 scholars have receivedPh.D. Degrees under the supervision of GITAM Faculty. Forty members of young GITAM faculty received theirPh.D. Degrees during the year.

New initiatives taken up during the year include establishing Kautilya School of Public Policy with a mission toempower leaders who solve our 21st century problems, through rigorous public policy education. GITAM has alsostarted “Swechha”, a Pre-Primary School at GITAM Visakhapatnam with the curriculum of CBSE and teachingmethods of “WALDORF”, a renowned philosophy adopted by many schools all over the world. During the year,GITAM has introduced quite a number of new programs. GITAM collaborated with (i) Coursera by procuringtwenty thousand licenses, (ii) ZOOM for blended learning and (iii) Grammarly. GITAM entered into MoU withdifferent institutions / organizations in India and abroad. During the year, many Directorates have been added to theexisting ones to head different functions independently and strengthen the administration. Teaching learning processhas been metamorphosed to match global standards. There is a major shift in the way campus life is redefined tomake it inviting and rewarding for the student.

In all the sectors, placement record has been impressive during the year. Both the sectors i.e., service andmanufacturing preferred GITAM students, touching a mark of 1446 at Visakhapatnam Campus, 633 at HyderabadCampus and 458 at Bengaluru Campus. The highest annual package of Rs.16,75,000/- per annum was offered byAmazon India.

As we are single-minded in our vision to be in the global hundred by 2040, we have evolved suitable strategies andresolved to march with firm determination to realize our avowed purpose. I congratulate the faculty for theirsteadfast commitment in contributing to the vision of the University.

I am indebted to Sri M. Sribharat, President, GITAM; Prof. M. Gangadhara Rao, Vice-President, GITAM;Prof. K. Rama Krishna Rao, Chancellor, GITAM and Members of BoM for their guidance and support.

(K. Siva Rama Krishna)

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1. Introduction

Thirteenth Annual Report (2019 – 2020)

The Thirteenth Annual Report of GITAM (Deemed to be University) is presented herewith. The Governmentof India, on the advice of the University Grants Commission, declared GITAM as a Deemed to be Universityunder Section 3 of UGC Act, 1956 vide Notification No. F.9-37/2006-U.3, dated 13 August 2007.


This is in compliance with clause V of Rule 47 of the Memorandum of Association of GITAM (Deemed to beUniversity) as amended in terms of the UGC (Institutions Deemed to be Universities) Regulations, 2019.

Sd/-REGISTRAR


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2. The Emblem






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Chancellor : Prof. K. Ramakrishna Rao

Vice-Chancellor : Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna

Pro-Vice Chancellor, GITAM Hyderabad : Prof. N. Siva Prasad

Pro Vice-Chancellor, Medical Sciences : Prof. C.V. Rao

Pro Vice-Chancellor - Academics : Prof. Jayasankar Variyar

Pro Vice - Chancellor - GITAM Bengaluru : Prof. D. Sambasiva Rao

Dean - Engineering : Prof. C. Vijaysekhar

Principal, GITAM Institute of Technology : Prof. C. Dharma Raj

Director, GITAM Institute of Management : Prof. Y. Gouthama Rao

Dean - Sciences : Prof. A. Subrahmanyam

Principal, GITAM Institute of Science : Prof. M. Saratchandra Babu

Principal, GITAM Institute of Pharmacy : Prof. S. Ganapathy

Director, GITAM School of Architecture : Prof. K. Mohan

Director, GITAM School of Law : Prof. R. Anita Rao

Principal, GIMSR : Dr. I. Jyothi Padmaja

Medical Superintendent, GIMSR : Prof. N. Dwarakanath

Principal, GITAM Institute of Nursing : Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi

Director (I/c), GITAM School of Gandhian Studies : Prof. B. Nalini

Principal, GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad : Prof. N. Seetharamaiah

Director (I/c), Hyderabad Business School : Prof. A. Sree Ram

Principal, School of Sciences, Hyderabad : Prof. G. A. Rama Rao



Principal, GITAM School of Humanities & Social Sciences : Prof. VVV Nagendra Rao

Director, Kautilya School of Public Policy, Hyderabad : Dr. Sridhar Pabbisetty


Director, GITAM School of Business, Bengaluru : Prof. Dasari Shailendra

Principal, GITAM School of Science, Bengaluru : Prof. Atul Kumar

Director, CDL : Prof. T. Srinivas

Registrar : Prof. KVGD Balaji(till 30 September 2020)

Prof. D. Gunasekaran(01 October 2020 onwards)


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4. GITAM

Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management (GITAM) was established in 1980 with a College of Engineeringat Visakhapatnam. Over the years, a number of institutes/schools have been added viz., Institute of Management,School of International Business, Institute of Science and Institute of Pharmacy. GITAM was declared as aDeemed to be University in August 2007 u/s 3 of the UGC Act, 1956. Responding to the expanding industrialand societal needs in diverse fields of knowledge, the University established Centre for Distance Learning, Schoolof Architecture, School of Law, GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Institute of Nursing, and Schoolof Gandhian Studies at its Visakhapatnam Campus.

GITAM Hyderabad Campus, started in 2009, has seven constituent institutes – GITAM School of Technology,Hyderabad Business School, GITAM School of Science, GITAM School of Pharmacy, GITAM School of Architecture,GITAM School of Humanities & Social Sciences and Kautilya School of Public Policy.

GITAM Bengaluru Campus, started in 2012, has three constituent institutes – GITAM School of Technology, GITAMSchool of Business and GITAM School of Science.

Recording steady growth, the University has evolved into one of the premier universities in the country. It isspread over three picturesque campuses at Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad and Bengaluru, with 20 Institutes, 12Faculties, 58 Academic Departments and 16 Research Centres. With a multidisciplinary approach, the Universityhas been offering 245 programmes at UG, PG and Doctoral levels in diverse disciplines – Engineering and Technology,Science, Pharmacy, Management, International Business, Architecture, Humanities and Social Sciences, Law,Medicine, Nursing, Gandhian Studies, Distance Learning, and Public Policy.

The University has today over 23,000 regular full-time students, about 1200 research scholars and well over90,852 students in distance mode hailing from almost all parts of the country. The University has well qualifiedand committed team of over 1450 fulltime faculty members. A good number of faculty have research and industrialexperience and more than 60% of them are Ph.D. holders. To encourage meritocracy, GITAM introduced BestTeacher, Best Researcher and Best Supporting Staff Awards.

Since the inception of GITAM, every possible care has been taken to create best infrastructure and recruit competentand qualified faculty. Across the three campuses of GITAM, one finds well designed structures for academics,administration and also student amenities. While the focus is academics, the quality of student life always receivesthe required attention.

GITAM faculty have made a mark of theirs with their contribution to original academic research, projects fundedby UGC, DST, DBT, DAE, DRDO, CSIR, MoES and BARC etc., research projects sponsored by industrial organizations/corporate houses like HPCL, NTPC, VSP, VPT, Dr. Reddy’s Labs and such other organizations, quality publicationsand patents. GITAM faculty undertake consultancy projects offered by premier research institutions, corporatesand government organizations. To increase institute-industry interface, GITAM initiated several collaborativeacademic programs in association with industry.

Recognizing the holistic education that the University is imparting, the Ministry of Human Resource Development,Govt. of India, ranked GITAM as Category-‘I’ University among the universities of its kind. NAAC accredited theUniversity with ‘A+’ grade. University Grants Commission recognized GITAM as a Research University and accorded12-B status to the University enabling teachers and students to receive UGC grants under various schemes.

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Some of the important events of the year 2019-20 are given hereunder.


39th GITAM Foundation Day Celebrations

GITAM celebrated its 39th Foundation Day on 10 August 2019. Sri Pranab Mukherjee, Former President of India,was the recipient of GITAM Foundation Award 2019. The award that comprises Rs.10 lakh and citation wasbestowed upon him by Sri M. Sribharat, President, GITAM. Sri Pranab Mukherjee unveiled the statue ofDr. MVVS Murthi, Founder of GITAM.

Delivering the Foundation Day Address, the Former President of India said, “The vision of Mahatma, the Fatherof the Nation, was to see India as a socially and economically resurgent country and he looked upon educationas an important means to achieve this goal. To fulfill his dream, Gandhi Institute of Technology and Managementcame into existence in 1980, and it is indeed a special day for you as we gear up to celebrate the150th Birth Anniversary of the Mahatma.”

He appealed to the students to understand the problems of rural India and also focus on research and innovationwhich are the keystones for widening the country’s production potential. In this context, he observed, “Ourinnovations have to address many social challenges. We must adopt innovative problem-solving approaches.This requires a new mindset of interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary education and research out of traditionalsilos of knowledge.”

During the celebrations, Prof. Anima Sunil Dadhich, GIS; Prof. S. Raja, GIP; Prof. K. Manjunathachari, GST,and Dr.Viswanatha Chaitanya, GIT received Best Teacher Awards while Sri PVVSN Murthy, Sri K VenugopalaRao, Sri B.Yernamma and Sri G.Venkata Rao received Best Supporting Staff Awards.

Tenth Convocation

Tenth Convocation of GITAM Visakhapatnam was held on 09 November 2019. Prof. Anil D. Sahasrabudhe, Chairman,AICTE, participated as Chief Guest and delivered the convocation address. He mentioned that universities needto concentrate on faculty development programs right from the time of their induction and during their service.Institutes can explore various avenues available including experiential learning for students, participation in UnnatBharat Abhiyan, conducting research academies and innovation workshops, he added. He advised the universitiesto focus more on interdisciplinary industry relevant research projects. He observed that the interdependenceof one discipline of engineering on the other is more relevant today than at any other time.

Prof. K. Ramakrishna Rao, Chancellor, GITAM, said that social harmony is an essential ingredient in peace keepingand any divisive, discriminatory and exclusionary practices inherent in a system are potential peace breakers.He mentioned that the young generations must follow the footsteps of Mahatma Gandhi to help the humankind.Prof.K.Siva Rama Krishna, Vice-Chancellor, GITAM presented the annual report and mentioned that the universityis growing globally, as envisioned in the university’s 2025 vision document.

The University conferred D. Lit to noted Telugu story writer Sri Kalipatnam Ramarao, and D.Sc to Dr. V. BhujangaRao, ISRO Chair Professor, NIAS, Bengaluru and Dr. S V Adinarayana Rao, Director General, Prema Hospital.Seventy eight research scholars received their Ph.D degrees and 2000 graduates from engineering, science,pharmacy, management, architecture, law, social sciences received their degrees during the convocation. Theuniversity also presented best researcher awards to Prof. Anjali Jha, Dept. of Chemistry, GIS; Prof.T.Sekhar,Dept.ofBiotechnology, GIT and Prof. M. Gangadhara Rao Best Ph.D. Thesis Award to Dr. Mohammed Altaf Ahmed, Facultyof Engineering.


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MoUs Entered

GITAM entered into MoU with different institutions during the year. Some of the important among them arewith: Administrative Staff College of India, Hyderabad; National Law School of India University, Bengaluru; JNTU,Anantapuram;Ural Federal University, Russia; Northeastern University, Boston, USA; Tata ConsultancyServices,Mumbai; DDB Mudra Pvt.Ltd, Mumbai; Logistics Sector Skill Council, Chennai;Divis Laboratories,Visakhapatnam; CLAT-2020 Consortium and LSAT School Admissions Council.

Patents

The continuous research pursuit of the faculty has resulted in filing 12 patents during the year.

Infrastructure

Ongoing expansion projects in the existing buildings (additional two floors over Santi Sadan to cater to internationalstudents and additional two floors over Mother Teresa Bhavan) were completed in August 2019 and March2020 respectively.

Construction of a Link Corridor between Sir CV Raman Bhavan and SS Bhatnagar Bhavan and a new block,to cater to PG courses in Architecture and additional class rooms for first year engineering, was completedin January 2020.

Knowledge Resource Centre

A fully air-conditioned Central Library, known as Knowledge Resource Centre, is located in Visakhapatnam campuswith all facilities like internet, digital library, e-learning centre and reprographic facilities. The centre has acollection of over 32,50,845 volumes which includes 30,00,091 +e-books, 417 print periodicals-both nationaland international , 33578 e-journals, CDs / DVDs, latest editions of Handbooks, Directories, Dictionaries,Encyclopedias, ISI & IRC codes covering disciplines of Engineering, Science, Management, International Business,Dental Sciences, Pharmacy, Architecture, Law, Medical Sciences, Nursing and Gandhian Philosophy. The libraryis equipped with reading rooms and reference sections. The INFONET services facilitate online access toe-books and e-journals, which is connected to all the three campuses.

The e-resources can be accessed through intranet and internet. The total campus is wifi enabled. This facilitatesthe users to access the resources from anywhere in the campus.

E- Resources

E-Books: South Asian Archives, World e-book library, Pearson.

E-journals: IEL, ASME, ASCE, ACM, EBSCO, Springer; UGC Infonet: American Institute of Physics, Taylor &Francis, JCCC, Economic & Political Weekly, Oxford; Data Bases: Scopus, Indian Citation Index, Institute forStudies in Industrial Development(ISID).


KRC has resource sharing with the following reputed institutions: University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad; AndhraUniversity, Visakhapatnam; Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad; DELNET, New Delhi; IISc, Bangalore;British Library.

KRC signed MoU with INFLIBNET (Information & Library Network Centre) for Shodganga for thesis uploadingand anti-plagiarism.

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Centre for Advanced Technology Solutions (CATS)

The Centre for Advanced Technology Solutions (CATS) manages the IT infrastructure and offers variety of IT-related services to assist members of staff and students at GITAM. CATS provides campus-wide computing,networking, storage, communications and instructional technology across all the campuses of GITAM. The softwareservices are used across all the three campuses while the hardware services are specific to campuses.

GITAM IT Services Enhancements in 2019-2020:

1. Online teaching facilities: Provided an online teaching environment to faculty for conducting online classesfor the students.

2. Online Quiz: Faculty are able to conduct online examinations using the software developed in-house.

3. Online Counselling: Online counselling software provides complete online support for admissions to GITAMinto variety of courses. Applicants can opt courses, make payment online and get admission allotmentorder online.

4. Covid-19 website: Covid-19 web portal is provided to staff, students and parents to display the latestinformation about Covid-19.

Data Centre Upgrade –

1. High performance L3 switches deployed

2. Internal firewalls deployed to block unwanted traffic

3. Upgraded external firewalls to block network attacks

4. NVR's capacity increased to support CCTV coverage

5. Data Centre rack to rack network connectivity was upgraded to 10G for better performance and for futureneeds.

Campus Hostels

Campus hostel facility was availed by 2592 boys and 1452 girls.

Directorate of Physical Education & Yoga

GITAM participated in 19 different disciplines of South-Zone and All India Inter-University tournaments. Badminton(M&W), Basketball (M), Chess (M), Cricket (M), Football (M), Handball(M), Kabaddi (M), Table Tennis (M), Tennis(M&W), Volleyball (M&W), Shooting (M&W), Archery (W), Kickboxing (W) teams participated in South Zoneand All India Inter - University Tournaments held at Manipal; IHE; VIT Vellore; Hindusthan, Chennai; BengaluruNorth University; Jain University, Bengaluru; Mangalore University; Mysore University; ITM University, Gwalior;Gandhigram Rural Institute, Dindugal; SRM IST Chennai; Krishna University, Machilipatnam; KIIT, Bhubaneswar,and Andhra University.

GITAM organized South Zone Inter-University Tennis Women Tournament for the year 2019-20 in Visakhapatnamcampus from 10 - 12 October 2019. Twenty five universities took part in the event. Osmania University, Universityof Madras, Andhra University and GITAM won the trophies 1 - 4 respectively. Mr. Saketh Myneni, Davis CupIndian Tennis Star & Arjuna Awardee, inaugurated the tournament.

GITAM Tennis women team got qualified from South Zone and participated in the All India Inter Zonal Inter– University Tournament-2020 held at ITM University, Gwalior from 1-4 January 2020. GITAM team also participatedin Khelo India University Games - 2020 held at KIIT (Deemed to be University) Bhubaneswar during


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22 February - 01 March 2020. The Tennis women team gave a splendid performance in IU tournament.Ms. Bhavya 1/3 BA and Ms. M.Alekhya 3/4 CSE played fabulous tennis and won the hearts of the spectators.

GITAM Badminton Men & Women teams won four rounds in the South Zone Inter University tournaments heldat SRM IST, Chennai and Manipal AHE University respectively during December 2019.

GITAM Cricket Men team won three matches in South Zone Inter University Cricket Tournament organized byUniversity of Mysore. Mr. PSVD Ganesh 4/4 CSE, Aparangi Nack 2/4 CSE and SVSRK Krishnam Raju 4/4CSE of GIT, Visakhapatnam displayed scintillating performance by scoring above 50 which helped GITAM teamwin the matches.

Ms.P.Ramya Sree 3/4 CSE GIT, Visakhapatnam won Gold Medal in the International Karate Championship heldat Rajiv Gandhi Indoor Stadium, Visakhapatnam during January 2020.

GIT Visakhapatnam Basketball men team won the Runners-Up Trophy at the AP State Inter- Engineering CollegiateBasketball Men Tournament organized by Chaitanya Engineering College, Madhurawada duringFebruary 2020.

The 11th GITAM Inter - Campus Games & Sports Meet -2020 for men and women was conducted forthree campuses of GITAM at Visakhapatnam Campus.

Activities of NCC

Boys Wing

• Mr. Shivam Kumar 3/3 B.Sc attended Army Attached Camp at IMA Dehradun from 06- 17 June 2019.

• NCC Officer Capt. Dr. B. Sreenivasa Rao and 28 cadets participated in CATC-II camp at Andhra University,Visakhapatnam from 20-29 June 2019.

• Thirty four cadets got enrolled in GITAM NCC wing for ‘B’ &‘C’ certificate training program during2019-20.

• Twenty cadets participated in Anti-Drug and Anti Tobacco rally on 26 June 2019 on the occasion ofAnti-Drug and Anti Tobacco day.

• Mr. K Viswadeep ¾ Mech got second prize in firing competitions in CATC-II camp at Andhra University,Visakhapatnam from 20 - 29 June 2019.

• Mr. Santosh Sri Ram ¾ Mech and Vicky Malik 3/3 MCA got excellence award in over all camp in CATC-II at Andhra University, Visakhapatnam conducted from 20 - 29 June 2019.

• Twenty cadets participated in World Population Day Rally on 6 July 2019.

• GITAM conducted Kargil Vijay Dewas on 26 July 2019. Five hundred NCC cadets of North Andhra participatedin the programme.

• Mr. B. Pradeep Naidu 2/4 CSE was selected for Independence Day Parade Camp at Indira Gandhi MunicipalStadium, Vijayawada from 07 - 16 August 2019.

• Illupilla Maitreya Satya Sainath ¾ CSE and G Santhosh Shriram 3/4 Mech attended Army Attached Campat Secunderabad from 19 August- 02 September 2019.

• Twenty cadets participated in International Beach Cleanup Day Programme at Rushikonda Beach on21 September 2019.

• Mr. Sushant Bhosale 2/3 B.Sc. got selected to Indian Army as SG cadet in October 2019.

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• Mr. Prateek ¾ CSE and Mr. N Anand Varma ¼ CSE attended CATC-IX camp from 6 - 15 October 2019.

• Conducted workshop to train the teachers to handle ¼ B.Tech NCC Course from 18-21 Nov 2019.

• Five cadets participated in Swachhta Pakhwada (Plogging) on 7 December 2019 .

• Five cadets participated in a sea sailing expedition conducted by Kakinada NCC Group from6-17 December 2019.

• Mr. B. Someswar Reddy ¾ CSE participated in Trekking camp at Tirupathi from 6-10 December 2019.

• Sgt Shivam Kumar got selected by NCC Gp HQ, Visakhapatnam for the Advanced Leadership camp atThamna (Gujarat) from 17-28 January 2020.

• Cpl Vicky Malik got selected and participated in EBSB-II camp at Tejpur, Arunachal Pradesh from06 -17 Jan 2020.

• On the occasion of Republic Day celebrations at GITAM University, NCC units conducted Republic DayParade on the campus on 26 January 2020.

• L/Cpl Priyansh of GITAM got selected and participated in Basic Skiing Course during 20 January -02 February 2020 held at Pahalgam, J&K.

Girls Wing

• The strength of the cadets has risen to 50 this year.

• SUO Swati Samantaray got selected for the Republic Day Parade at Delhi and also Youth Exchange Programheld at Russia in 2019.

• Eight cadets took part in ATC - II camp from 01 to 10 May 2019 held at OP Jindal, Kothavalsa.CSUOP. Ramya Sree secured first place in Firing competitions held in the camp.

• CSUO P. Ramya Sree got selected for Zonal Selection Trials cum Coaching Capsule for Rifle Shooting,ATC-I in May 2019 held at Secunderabad.

• Five cadets along with ANO Capt.Dr.V.Parimala Venu took part in the Army Attachment Camp, ATC -I2019 in September, held at Secunderabad.

• Two cadets - SGT Vidhi Kataria and Mansi Thakur got selected for IGC-RDC held at Secunderabadin October 2019.

• Twenty two cadets took part in CATC - VIII 2019 in October held at Korukonda Sainik School, Vizianagaram.

• Twenty one cadets took part in the Republic Day Parade on 26 January 2020 at GITAM.

• Three cadets- SUO Swati Samantaray, CSUO P. Ramya Sree and JUO M. Srija have receivedBest Cadet Awards.

NSS Unit

A total of 60 NSS Programmes including 17 NSS Special Camps were successfully organized during the year2019-20. Total student enrolment in NSS was 2180. GITAM hosted NSS State level Youth Festival during24 – 25 February 2020. NSS volunteers won the overall 2nd place in the youth festival and four volunteerswon the State 1st prizes in essay writing, quiz competitions and four volunteers won the 3rd prizes in classicaldance, solo dance, exhibition and mono action. The University organised a National Conference onDrug De - addiction.


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Some of the important programmes organized by the NSS wing during the year were: Poshan Abhiyan, YogaExhibition, Yoga Demonstration Camp, Massive Plantation, Anti Ragging Rally, Swachhta Pakhwada, Ozone Rally,International Coastal Clean-up Day, Traffic Awareness Programme, Age Care Rally, Rashtriya Ekta Diwas &RashtriyaEkta Saptah; Mobile Malaria and Dengue Control with GVMC, World AIDS Day, Mega Blood Donation Camp,State Level Youth Festival, Pulse Polio Program, World Water Day Walk for Water, Shramdaan Programme,etc.

Placement Activities

In all the sectors, placement record has been impressive during the year under review. Both the sectors i.e.,service and manufacturing preferred GITAM students, touching a mark of 1446 at GITAM Visakhapatnam Campus.

GIT: The highest package offered for GIT students is Rs. 10,87,000/- per annum. Notable among the companiesthat visited GIT are: Microsoft, TCS CTO, Informatica, Value Labs, ROI Mantra, Invenio, Deloitte, Cognizant,HCL, Cardlytics, Accenture, Musigma, Wipro, Infosys, NCR, Federal Bank, FIAT, Tech Mahindra, Verizon, IBM,Siemens, Hexaware, Mindtree, Virtusa etc.

GIM: The highest package offered for GIM students is Rs. 10,70,000/- per annum. Some of the major companiesthat recruited GIM graduates through campus recruitment are: Hindustan Unilever Ltd, Colgate Palmolive (I)Ltd, Nestle (I) Ltd, Marico, Amul, Mars-Wrigley, Perfetti Van Melli, MTR Foods, HDFC Group (HDFC Bank, HDFCAMC, HDFC Ltd, HDB Financial Services), ICICI Group (ICICI Bank, ICICI Securities, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance),Axis Bank, Federal Bank Ltd, City Union Bank Ltd, Bandhan Bank, The Landmark Group – Homecentre, AdityaBirla Fashion & Retail, TCS, Alstom, Reliance India Ltd, Godrej & Boyce, Asian Paints Ltd., Amazon, Naukri.com,Airtel, Gati KWE, TCI Express etc.

GIS: The highest package offered for GIS students is Rs. 7,60,000/- per annum. Some of the companies thatvisited GIS are: Shantha Biotech,Venper Academy, Deloitte, TCS, Accenture, Syntel, TCS, Lawrence and MayoLtd., Divis Labs, Nestle, Chocolicious, Lybrate etc.

GIP: The highest package offered for GIP students is Rs. 1,92,000/-per annum. Some of the companies thatvisited GIP are : Divis Laboratories Ltd., Visakhapatnam; Nestlé India Ltd, Chennai; Chola People and MarketingServices Private Limited, Chennai;Biophore India Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad etc.

GSL: Most of the law graduates preferred to start their practice or pursue higher education. A few chose totake up jobs. Two students were recruited by Genius Consultants and Cholamandal IP with a package ofRs. 4,00,000/- per annum.

GSGS: Quite a good number of graduates preferred to pursue higher education. A few chose to take up acareer. Twelve of the postgraduates were selected by various organisations that include Byju’s App, Teach forIndia Fellowship, Gandhi Fellowship of Piramal Foundation, Govt. of AP, Brandix Apparels etc. Highest annualpackage offered was Rs. 7,00,000/-

Dignitaries who visited Visakhapatnam Campus are:

1. Sri Pranab Mukherjee, Former President of India

2. Sri M. Venkaiah Naidu, Vice-President of India

3. Prof. Anil D. Sahasrabudhe, Chairman, AICTE, New Delhi

4. Prof. Andeas Wehrenpfennig, University of Applied Sciences, Germany

5. Mr. Simon B. Veredon, Executive Content Producer & Managing Partner, DADB-Deutsche Akademie forDigital Bildung GMBH German Academy of Digital Education , Berlin, Germany

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6. Dr. Rosa Arriga, Research Scientist, Georgia Tech., USA

7. Commodore Sushant Dam, Director, Maritime Warfare Centre, Eastern Naval Command

8. Prof. Dr. GVR Sastry, Chairman, CIDC, New Delhi

9. Ambassador R.Viswanathan, Former Indian Ambassador to Venezuela, Argentina

10. Dr.Carlos Moslares, Dean of IQS School of Management, Barcelona

11. Mr. Krishnanand Raghavan, General Manager, SEBI, Mumbai

12. Ms. Thompson-Betz, Tisa Moirae, Central Michigan University (CMU)., USA

13. Mr. MSK Prasad, Former Indian Cricketer and Chief Selector, BCCI

14. Prof. K. Ranga Rajan, Director, IIFT, Kolkata

15. Prof. Prasanta Dey, Aston University, United Kingdom

16. Prof.S.Raghunath, Professor-Strategy Chair of Centre of Corporate Governance & Citizenship,IIM,Bengaluru

17. Prof. B. Rajasekhar, Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Former Dean, School of Management Studies, Universityof Hyderabad

18. Prof. Pius Coxwell Achange, Uganda National Council for Higher Education

19. Dr. Shiv Prasad Yadav, Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee

20. Prof. Venkata Ramesh Dasari, Department of Molecular and Functional Genomics, Weis Center for Research,Geisinger Clinic, Danville

21. Prof. G.D. Sharma, Vice-Chancellor, Atal Bihari Vajpayee Vishwavidyalaya, Chattisgarh

22. Prof A. Subrahmanyam, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras

23. Prof. Sreekanth B. Jonnalagadda, UKZN, South Africa

24. Dr. S.V.N. Pammi, Research Professor, Chungham National University, South Korea

25. Dr. Ramesh Babu Boga, Managing Director, BogaR Laboratories, Raya Bhupalapatnam

26. Dr. Steve Thomas, Principal Scientist & Head, Centre of Natural Extracts, Loreal Asia

27. Prof. Bhavani Prasad Panda, Former Vice Chancellor, Maharashtra National Law University

28. Hon’ble Justice Mantha Rajasekhar, Judge, High Court of Calcutta

29. Hon’ble Justice G. Rohini, Former Chief Justice of Delhi High Court

30. Hon’ble Justice Challa Kodanda Ram, Judge, High Court of Telangana, Hyderabad

31. Hon’ble Justice D.V.S.S Somayajulu, Judge, High Court of Andhra Pradesh

32. Dr. Rajesh Ramalingam, MD, GSK, Mumbai

33. Dr. Jessy John Alexander, State University of New York, USA

34. Dr. Karthik Mikkilineni, MD FACVS, RPVI, USA


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35. Dr. Savita Singh, Former Director, Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti, New Delhi

36. Prof. Peper Langhout, DePauw University, USA

37. Dr. Leela Prasad, Duke University, USA

38. Lt. Gen. N.S. Malik, Retired Deputy Chief of Army Staff

39. Mr. Asif Iqbal, President, Indian Economic Trade Organization

40. Dr. Jayaprakash Narayan, Founder President, Lok Satta

and many more...

Hyderabad Campus

Tenth Convocation

Tenth Convocation of GITAM Hyderabad was held on 15 November 2019. Dr.B.N.Suresh, Chancellor, IIST,Thiruvananthapuram and Distinguished Scientist, ISRO participated as Chief Guest and delivered the convocationaddress. He observed that positive education is the catalyst to learn newer and newer things which in turnhelps us to gain self-confidence and self-respect.

He said that in spite of the denial of technologies from the advanced countries during the development phaseof our systems in 70s and 80s, our young engineers who joined ISRO then marshalled their own innovationskills to design and develop world class systems. While briefing about the space technologies, he said thatto achieve success in space, one must learn the art of visualizing the invisible. In other words, one shouldimagine all possibilities of failures and provide the right solution in both design and implementation. We shoulduse failures to learn great lessons which one would not be able to learn otherwise. He advised the graduatesto choose a destiny close to their heart which will aid to change India.

The university conferred Honorary D.Sc. on Dr.B.N.Suresh, Chancellor, IIST, Thiruvananthapuram andDr. Gullapalli N Rao, Chairman, Academia Opthalmologica Internationalis and Honorary D. Litt to Sri ChintakindiMallesham, Inventor of Lakshmi Asu Machine.

Nineteen research scholars received their Ph.D degrees. Seventy two MBA, 13 M.Tech. and 720 graduates fromengineering and science received their degrees. The university also presented gold medals to best researchersand meritorious students.

The university presented best researcher awards to Dr.K. Manjunathachari, Professor and Head, Departmentof Electrical, Electronics and Communication Engineering and Dr. Naresh Kumar Katari, Assistant Professor,Department of Chemistry, School of Science.

MoUs Entered

HBS entered into MoU with AIESEC, Hyderabad; Simandhar Education Review, Hyderabad; National EntrepreneurshipNetwork; Berkadia Services India Private Limited, Hyderabad, and Logistics Sector Skill Council, Chennai. GSPentered into MoU with UniversitiTeknologi MARA, Malaysia. GSHS entered into MoU with Centre for Human SecurityStudies, Think tank on Internal Security and External Affairs of India, Hyderabad.

Patents

Faculty filed two patents.

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Infrastructure

Construction of a 13-storeyed 576-room Boys Hostel Tower has been taken up to house 1152 students, to becompleted within three years. It is proposed to limit the construction to six floors for the present and makeit ready for occupation by January 2021, to accommodate 420 students.

Expansion of sewage treatment plant in the academic campus was commenced in March 2020.

Construction and installation of new sewage treatment plant for the Girls Hostels was commenced inMarch 2020.


A fully air-conditioned Library, known as Knowledge Resource Centre is located in the Hyderabad campus withall facilities like internet, digital library, e-learning centre and reprographic facilities. The centre has a collectionof over 30,90,508 volumes which includes 30,00,091 +e-books, 232 print periodicals-both national and international,8494 e-journals, covering disciplines of Engineering, Science, Management, Architecture, Pharmacy. The libraryis equipped with reading rooms and reference sections. The INFONET services facilitate online access toe-books and e-journals.

The e-resources can be accessed through intranet and internet. The total campus is wi-fi enabled. This facilitatesthe users to access the resources from anywhere in the campus.

E- Resources







GITAM Hyderabad campus students and staff avail the technology enhancements done in Data Centre. Hyderabadcampus also avails the below mentioned software support enhancements for their daily academic and administrationactivities.

1. G Quiz; 2. E-Counselling; 3. G-FIS; 4. G-Transport; 5. G-Evaluation; 6. Academic and HR profile;7. GITAM Hyderabad campus website; 8. G-HRMS; 9. G-Meetings; 10. Faculty recruitment.

Campus Hostels



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GUSTO 2019-20, national level inter-engineering collegiate tournament was organised at Hyderabad campusduring December 2019. Around 1500 students from 30 colleges from Telangana, Andhra and Tamil Nadu tookpart in the event.

Ms. M. Swathi of 3/4 CSE of GST, Hyderabad won the Silver Medal in the All India Inter-University KickboxingWomen Championship 2019-20 held at Andhra University, Visakhapatnam during December 2019. She won thismedal for the second consecutive year.

NSS Unit

NSS, GITAM Hyderabad has a total number of 500 volunteers who participated in two special camps, six NationalIntegration camps, participated and coordinated 33 local events. One volunteer was selected for Pre-RepublicParade. GITAM Hyderabad won Telangana State University level best plantation “Green Ambassador” awardfor Harithaharam, which was given by CII through the hands of Shri Ranjith Reddy, Member of Parliamentfor active plantation program for the third consecutive year. Many service activities were conducted duringthis year viz., health camps, blood donation camps, books distribution, feed the needy. awareness campaigns,Swachh Bharath, Clean and Green, societal activities, environmental activities, and web casting duties.


In all the sectors, placement record has been impressive during the year under review. Both the sectors i.e.,service and manufacturing preferred GITAM students, touching the mark of 633 at GITAM Hyderabad Campus.

GST: The highest annual package offered for GST students is Rs.12,00,000/-. Major Recruiters include TCS,CTS, Wipro, NTTData, Tech Mahindra, Virtusa, Value Momentum, MuSigma, Mind Tree, Verizon, Zensar, ColinsAerospace, Opentext etc.

HBS: Thehighest annual package offered for HBS students is Rs. 16,75,000/-. Notable among the companiesthat visited HBS are:Amazon, Invesco, Berger Paints, Airtel, Spandana Spoorthy, Deloitte LLP, Deloitte Tax, FederalBank, CEIPAL,TCS, MRF, Berkadia, Fedex, Insofe, KIMS, IDFC Bank, Phone-Pe, Indus lnd Bank, Naukri.com, MagicBricks, City Union Bank and many more.

GSS: Notable among the companies that visited GSS are TCS, Aurex Labs Hyderabad; Admiron Labs, Hyderabad.One student accepted the offer of TCS with a package of 1,93,000/- per annum.

Dignitaries who visited Hyderabad Campus are:

1. Dr.B.N.Suresh, Chancellor, IIST, Thiruvananthapuram and Distinguished Scientist, ISRO

2. Dr. Amit Acharya, IIT-Hyderabad

3. Swami Bodhamayananda, Director, Vivekananda Institute of Human Excellence, Hyderabad

4. Lt General Nitin Kohli, Former Signal Officer – in - Chief and Senior Colonel Commandant, Indian Army

5. Mr. Uday Kumar Dintyala, Executive Director, AT&T, Hyderabad.

6. Dr. Shankar Kalakotla, Scientist, R&D Innovations, GlaxoSmithKline

7. Sri G.Jagadish Reddy, Hon’ble Minister of Education, Government of Telangana

8. Dr. Andrew Drinnan, Professor, University of Melbourne, Australia.

9. Mr. Suheil Imtiaz, Education USA Adviser, United States - India Educational Foundation

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10. Dr.K.S.Ratnakar, Chairman, Global Medical Education and Foundation of Global Hospitals

11. Sri Kutumbara Rao Cherukuri, Ex Vice Chairman, AP State Planning Board

12. Dr. Gokhan Alkanat, Ph.D, Director at International Centre, Camden, New Jersey

13. Dr. Nagashekhara Molugulu, Industry Liaison in Charge, School of Pharmacy, Monash University, Malaysia

14. Dr. Soumitra Ghosh, Vice-President, Rowan University , USA.

15. Dr. Avinash K Dalal, National President, AIMA MSME, Mumbai.

16. Dr. Gerry Zaboski, Vice President, Enrollment Management & External Affairs, University of Scranton, USA

17. Prof. D. Murali Manohar, HoD – Department of English, University of Hyderabad

18. Dr.Sunayana Swain, School of Gender Studies, TISS, Hyderabad

19. Dr. V. Tharekeswar, English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad

20. Prof. K. Suneetha Rani, Centre for Women’s Studies, University of Hyderabad

21. Mr. Ankit Chowdary, Senior Product Manager, Microsoft.

22. Dr.V.B.S.S.Koteswara Rao, Founder and CEO of Global EXIM Hyderabad

23. Prof Greg Collier, North Eastern University, USA

24. Dr. Rajgopal, Professor, EGADE Business School, Mexico

25. Prof. Ashok, Deputy Pro Vice Chancellor (International), University of Melbourne, Australia

26. Prof. Andrews, Univeristy of Melbourne, Australia.

27. Dr. R. Rao Koganty, Former Vice President, Chemical Sciences, Oncothyreon, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

28. Dr. R.K. Goel, Dean, Faculty of Medicine, Punjab University, Patiala, Punjab

29. Dr. Ashutosh Dikshit, Senior Vice President, Almelo Private Limited, Hyderabad

30. Dr. Kavita Daryani Rao, Vice-Chancellor, Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University, Hyderabad

and many more...


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Bengaluru Campus

Tenth Convocation

Tenth Convocation of GITAM Bengaluru was held on 02 November 2019. Prof. S.N.Hegde, Former Vice-Chancellor,University of Mysore participated as Chief Guest and delivered the convocation address.

Prof. Hegde emphasized on quality of education and research along with wisdom and enlightenment. He motivatedthe young graduates by advising them to create a niche for themselves and build a career with concerted effortsfor ensuring good life and living. He added that cultivation of fruitful life and career is a slow process andentails a long journey.

Prof. Hegde appreciated that universities like GITAM in private sector have been playing a pivotal role not onlyin improving access but also in providing quality higher and professional education. He said that a combinationof enlightened leadership from the management side and scholarship from the faculty and student front is required.As life begets life, meritocracy gives rise to intellect. Sustenance of quality is a perennial endeavour and thereis no cessation of growth to an institution.

He felt that high investment on higher education yields rich dividends individually as well as nationally.Prof. Hegde concluded that if students are enlightened and empowered, our nation will be robust and vibrant.

Guest of Honour, Shri. P. Kunnikrishnan, Director, UR Rao Satellite Centre (URSC) was conferred Honorary Doctorate.About 150 students attended the convocation along with their parents and wellwishers. Best Researcher awardswere presented to Prof. K. Srinivas, Principal, School of Science and Dr.B.Venkateswarlu, Dept. of Mathematics.

MoUs Entered

GITAM entered into MoU with NASSCOM.

Patents

Faculty filed two patents.

Infrastructure

A 14-storeyed 1316-room twin-tower Hostel was taken up in 2017-18 to house 2632 students, to be completedwithin four years. Five floors in one of these towers, to accommodate 470 students, have been completedand occupied in July 2019. Balance floors are under construction.

Roof-top Solar Photovoltaic power generation system of 500kWp capacity was commissioned in March 2020.


A fully air-conditioned Library, known as Knowledge Resource Centre is located in the Bengaluru campus withall facilities like internet, digital library, e-learning centre and reprographic facilities. The centre has a collectionof over 30,18,308 volumes which includes 30,00,091+e-books, 126 print periodicals-both national and international,8494 e-journals, covering disciplines of Engineering, Management and Sciences. The library is equipped withreading rooms and reference sections. The INFONET services facilitate online access to e-books and e-journals.

The e-resources can be accessed through intranet and internet. The entire campus is wi-fi enabled. This facilitatesthe users to access the resources from anywhere in the campus.

E- Resources


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E-journals: IEL, ASME, ASCE, ACM, EBSCO, Springer; UGC Infonet: American Institute of Physics, Taylor &Francis, JCCC, Economic & Political Weekly, Oxford; Data Bases- Scopus, Indian Citation Index, Institute forStudies in Industrial Development(ISID).





GITAM Bengaluru campus uses the belowmentioned software for their daily academic and administration activities.Bengaluru campus is monitored for technology upgrades and enhancements.

1. G Quiz; 2. E-Counselling; 3. G-FIS; 4. G-Transport; 5. G-Evaluation; 6. Academic and HR profile;7. GITAM Bengaluru campus website; 8. G-HRMS; 9. G-Meetings; 10. Faculty Recruitment.

Campus Hostels



Badminton (M), Throwball (W), Basketball(W) teams got Runners and Football (M), Kabaddi (M), Cricket (M),Basketball (M), Handball (M), Volleyball (M) teams got 3rd place in GITAM 11th Inter Campus Games &Sports Meet for Men & Women for the year 2019-20.

Volleyball, Kabaddi, Handball, Badminton men players of GST&GSS participated in Inter University tournamentsat different venues.

Activities of NCC & NSS

• Conducted International Yoga Day on 21 June 2019.

• GITAM Bengaluru campus, in association with 5 KAR Bn, conducted Annual Training Camp From 01-10June 2019 and trained about 600 cadets from different institutions.

• Conducted a rally in Nagadenahalli village,along with Oxy-Gen team to bring awareness on Importanceof Greenery on 6 July 2019. The students distributed saplings to the villagers.

• GITAM Bengaluru campus, in association with10 KAR Bn, conducted an Annual Training Camp from21 – 30 July 2019 and trained about 600 cadets from different institutions.

• Conducted a plantation program on 26 July 2019 at Kempegowda Park, GITAM, Bengaluru Campus inassociation with 10 KAR Bn, NCC and planted about 100 saplings.

• Independence Day was celebrated on 15 August 2019 in a befitting way.

• Planted about 120 saplings,in association with Lions Club Bengaluru Vidyarthi Campus, on 15 August 2019in Scout Camp Road, Doddaballapur.

• Prepared 10,000 seed balls,with the guidance of Oxy-Gen team, on 24 August 2019.


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• Fifty six students got enrolled into NCC during the academic year 2019-20.

• Blood Donation Camp was conducted on 21 September 2019 in association with Lions Blood Bank. 397units of blood were collected and donated to Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology, Bengaluru.

• Six NCC cadets attended Army Attachment Camp held in Secunderabad from 09 - 19 December 2019.

• Visited Viswanadhapura Govt. School and planted about 110 fruit bearing saplings on 14 December 2019.

• Conducted NSS Special Camp, in association with MLA Academy of Higher Learning, from22-28 December 2019.

• Republic Day was conducted by NCC on 26 January 2020 by performing Sashastra Parade and salutedthe flag with Salame Shastr.


In all the sectors, placement record has been impressive during the year under review. Both the sectors i.e.,service and manufacturing preferred GITAM students, touching the mark of 458 at GITAM Bengaluru Campus.

GST: The highest package offered for GST students is Rs. 10,00,000/- per annum. Notable among the companiesthat visited GST are: TCS Digital, Mu Sigma, Infosys, INS Zoom, Amazon, Byjus, HPE, CTS, Wipro, JK Technologies,Nexttech Electronics, Verizon,IBM, Idisha, Virtusa, Up Grad, Aliens Developers, Tech Mahindra, DXC Technology,Healthplix, NTT Data, ICICI Prudential etc.

BSMS: The highest package offered for BSMS students is Rs. 10,00,000/- per annum. Notable among thecompanies that visited BSMS are: Future Generali India Life Insurance, Quick Ride, PayGyft, FACE, Intellipaat,Up Grad, Indus Ind Bank, Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd, Creatigrity, I2 Nexus Technologies Pvt. Ltd, DynPro,Team Ware Solution Pvt Ltd, Alliens Developers, HDFC, Hiveloop Technology Pvt. Ltd. etc.

Dignitaries who visited Bengaluru Campus are:

1. Prof. S.N.Hegde, Former Vice Chancellor, University of Mysore

2. Shri. P. Kunnikrishnan, Director, UR Rao Satellite Centre (URSC), ISRO

3. Shri. Vinayak Godse, Vice President, Data Security Council of India

4. Smt. Kirti Seth, Industry Lead, NASSCOM Future Skills

5. Shri. Ramandeep Singh Walia, CEO-Cyber Security SI

6. Shri. Atul Sabnis, Vice-President of Content Solutions at EdCast

7. Shri. Raj Pillai, Managing Director, Starworth Infrastructure & Construction Ltd.

8. Smt. Nidhi Gupta , Deputy General Manager, Design, Star Worth Infrastructure & Construction Ltd.

9. Dr. Subhash Rastogi, Director, Engineers without borders, Mumbai.

10. Prof Ganeshan,Logistics Skilll Council of India, Chennai

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11. Mr. Srikanth S Rao, Founder & Director, Affordable Business Solutions, Bangalore

12. Mr. Sashi Chimala, Serial Entrepreneur, USA

13. Dr. Uma Sridhar, Former Director, IBS, Bengaluru

14. Prof. R. Harish, Campus Head & Dean Academics, IBS Bengaluru

15. Mr. Ravi Jain, Chief Manager, National Stock Exchange, Bengaluru

16. Dr. Pius Coxwell Achanga, Acting Head of the Quality Assurance Department at the National Council forHigher Education, Uganda.

17. Prof. Parthasarathi Mukherjee, Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru.

18. Dr. Venkata Narasimha Rao, Analytical Research and Development, Meiji Seika Pharma, Bengaluru.

19. Dr. Reji Philip, Raman Research Institute, Bangalore.

20. Dr. Ramesh Kasilingam, IIT Madras.

and many more....

Centre for Distance Learning

• CDL proposed to introduce semester system for all the existing programs from the academic year 2021-22 onwards. The preparation of syllabus and study material was entrusted to respective HoIs.

• Steps are initiated to offer online programs. In this connection, CDL organized FDP on Design, Developmentand Delivery of MOOCs for faculty of GITAM from 27 - 31 January 2020.

• The total cumulative enrolment is 91695.


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6. Administrative Set-up

6.1. Administrative Officers1. Chancellor : Prof. K. Ramakrishna Rao2. Vice-Chancellor : Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna3. Pro-Vice Chancellor, GITAM Hyderabad : Prof. N. Siva Prasad4. Pro Vice-Chancellor, Medical Sciences : Prof. C.V. Rao5. Pro Vice-Chancellor - Academics : Prof. Jayasankar Variyar6. Pro Vice - Chancellor - GITAM Bengaluru : Prof. D. Sambasiva Rao7. Registrar : Prof. KVGD Balaji

(till 30 September 2020)Prof. D. Gunasekaran(01 October 2020 onwards)

Chief Advisor : Sri Bikkina Srinivas

Associate Administrators

1. Chief Innovation Officer : Sri Krish Nangegadda2. Chief Scientist : Sri MVKV Prasad3. Sr. Director - Digital Learning : Ms. Reema Gupta4. Chief Financial Officer : Mr. Ravishankar Srinivas5. FA & CAO : Sri N.V.N. Ramsai6. Director – HR : Dr. J.M. Franklin7. Director – Admissions : Sri PAVS Sekhar8. Director – Academic Affairs : Prof. Y. Radhika9. Director I/c – Evaluation : Prof. BSN Murthy10. Director – Research & Consultancy : Prof. P. Raja Phani11. Director – IQAC : Prof. T. V. Suresh Kumar12. Director – Centre for Learning & Sustainability : Prof. S. S. Prasada Rao13. Chief Technology Officer : Sri G. Gopala Krishna14. Director - IT, Hyderabad Campus : Sri Nagesh Velivelli15. Director – GITAM Press : Prof. P. Subrahmanyam16. Director – Foreign Student Affairs : Prof. K. P. C. Kishan17. Director, Student Life : Mr. Joel Xavier18. Director, Sports : Sri Arun Karthik19. Director, Hospitality : Sri Abhishek Sahai20. Controller of Examinations : Prof. C. Sumanth Kumar21. Resident Director, Hyderabad Campus : Sri DVVSR Varma22. Director-Administration & Admissions, GITAM Bengaluru : Sri DVVLN Raju23. Assistant Dean - Career Services, Head-GITAM CGC : Cdr. Gurumoorthy Gangadharan24. Chief Warden, Boys’ Hostels, VSP : Prof. G. Raghavaiah25. Chief Warden, Girls’ Hostels, VSP : Prof. T. Madhavi26. Chief Warden, Hyderabad Campus : Prof. A. Sreeram27. Chief Warden, Boys Hostel, Bengaluru Campus : Prof. N.V. Krishna Prasad28. Chief Warden, Girls Hostel, Bengaluru Campus : Dr. S. Mastanamma29. Chief Engineer : Sri M. Rajendra Prasad30. Chief Engineer, Bengaluru Campus : Sri M. Veera Brahmam31. Anti Discrimination Officer, Equal Opportunity Cell : Prof. G. Raghavaiah

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1. Chancellor : Prof. K. Ramakrishna Rao

Board of Management


1. Prof.K.Siva Rama Krishna, Vice – Chancellor Chairman

2. Prof.N.Siva Prasad, Pro Vice Chancellor, GITAM Hyderabad Member

3. Prof.Y.Gouthama Rao, Director, GIM Member

4. Prof. K. Balaveera Reddy, Former VC, NIT, Karnataka Member

5. Prof. T. Ravi Raju, Former VC, Dr. NTRUHS Member


7. UGC Nominee – to be nominated by UGC Member

8. Dr. P. Hema Prakash Kumari, Prof., Dept. of Microbiology, GIMSR Member

9. Prof.R.Anita Rao, Director, School of Law Member

10. Prof.M.Gangadhara Rao, Vice President, GITAM Member

11. Sri B.V. Mohana Rao, Secretary, GITAM Member

12. Sri M. Bharadwaj, Joint Secretary, GITAM Member

13. Mr. Hamza K. Mehdi, Member, Governing Body Member

14. Prof. D. Gunasekaran, Registrar Ex-officio Secretary

Academic Council


1 Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Vice-Chancellor Chairman

2 Prof. N. Siva Prasad, Pro Vice-Chancellor, GITAM Hyderabad Member

3 Dr. C. V. Rao, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Medical Sciences, GIMSR Member

4 Dr. D. Sambasiva Rao, Pro Vice-Chancellor, GITAM Bengaluru Member

Deans of Faculties

5 Prof. A. Subrahmanyam, Dean, Faculty of Sciences Member

6 Prof. Ch.Vijaya Sekhar, Dean, Faculty of Engineering Member

7 Prof. Y. Gouthama Rao, Dean, Faculty of Management Member


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Heads of the Institutions

8 Prof. C. Dharma Raj, Principal, GIT Member

9 Prof. M. Saratchandra Babu, Principal, GIS Member

10 Prof. S. Ganapaty, Principal, GIP Member

11 Prof. K. Mohan, Director, GSoA Member

12 Prof. R. Anita Rao, Director, GSoL Member

13 Prof. B. Nalini, Director (I/c), GSGS, VSP Member

14 Dr. I. Jyothi Padmaja, Principal, GIMSR Member

15 Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi, Principal, GSoN Member

16 Prof. N. Seetharamaiah, Principal, SoT, HYD Member

17 Prof. G. A. Rama Rao, Principal, SoS, HYD Member

18 Prof. A. Sree Ram, Director (I/c), HBS, HYD Member

19 Prof. G. Shiva Kumar, Principal, SoP, HYD Member

20 Prof. G. Sunil Kumar, Director, SoA, HYD Member

21 Prof. V.V.V. Nagendra Rao, Director, GSH&SS, HYD Member

22 Dr. Sridhar Pabbisetty, Director, Kautilya School of Public Policy Member

23 Prof. S. Dinesh, Director, SoT, BLR Member

24 Prof. D. Shailendra, Director, GSB, BLR Member

25 Prof. K. Srinivas, Principal, SoS, BLR Member

Heads of Departments

26 Prof. Shaik Khasim Beebi, HoD, Dept. of Biotechnology, GIT, VSP Member

27 Prof. K.V. Ramesh, HoD, Dept. of Civil Engineering, GIT, VSP Member

28 Prof. K. Thammi Reddy, HoD, Dept. of CSE, GIT, VSP Member

29 Prof. P.V.Y. Jayasree, HoD, Dept. of EECE, GIT, VSP Member

30 Prof. M.R.S. Satyanarayana, HoD, Dept. of Mech. Engg., GIT, VSP Member

31 Prof. K.V. Ramesh, HoD, Dept. of Electronics and Physics, GIS, VSP Member

32 Prof. Anima S Dadhich, HoD, Dept. of Chemistry, GIS, VSP Member

33 Prof. N.Ravi Shankar, HoD, Dept. of Applied Mathematics, GIS, VSP Member

34 Prof. Ch. Surekha, HoD, Dept. of Biochem. & Bioinformatics, GIS, VSP Member

35 Dr. B. Veerendra Kumar, HoD, Dept. of Biotechnology, GIS, VSP Member

36 Prof. K. Vedavathi, HoD, Dept. of Comp. Science, GIS, VSP Member

37 Prof. N. Srinivas, HoD, Dept. of Env. Studies, GIS, VSP Member

38 Prof. K.V.Chaitanya, HoD, Dept. of Microbiology and FST, GIS, VSP Member

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39 Prof. K. Manjusree Naidu, HoD, Dept. of Entrepreneurship, GIM, VSP Member

40 Prof. M. Jyothsna, HoD, Dept. of Marketing, GIM, VSP Member

41 Prof. Ch. Venkataiah, HoD, Dept. of Operations, GIM, VSP Member

42 Prof. M.S.V. Prasad, HoD, Dept. of Finance, GIM, VSP Member

43 Dr. Radha Raghurampatruni, HoD, Dept. of International Business Member

44 Prof. K. Ashok, HoD, Dept. of HRM, GIM, VSP Member

45 Dr. N. Deepa Mohan, HoD, Dept. of Applied Psychology, GSGS, VSP Member

46 Dr. A. Sasikala, HoD, Dept.of H & S S, GSGS, VSP Member

47 Prof. C. Pradgna, HoD, Dept. of English, GSGS, VSP Member

48 Prof. K. Manjunathachari, HoD, Dept. of EECE, SoT, HYD Member

49 Prof. A. Satya Devi, HoD, Dept. of Aerospace Engg., SoT, HYD Member

50 Prof. B. S. R. K. Prasad, HoD, Dept. of Civil Engg., SoT, HYD Member

51 Prof. S. Phani Kumar, Dept. of Comp. Sci. and Engg., SoT, HYD Member

52 Prof. P. Eshwaraiah, HoD, Dept. of Mechanical Engg., SoT, HYD Member

53 Prof. Y. Prabhavati, HoD, Dept. of English, SH&SS, HYD Member

54 Prof. G. Rambabu, HoD, Dept. of Chemistry, SoS, HYD Member

55 Prof. K. Maruthi Prasad, HoD, Dept. of Mathematics, SoS, HYD Member

56 Prof. R. Balaji Rao, HoD, Dept. of Physics, SoS, HYD Member

57 Prof. T. Nageswara Rao, HoD, Dept. of Mechanical Engg., SoT, BLR Member

58 Prof. T. N. Ruckmongathan, HoD, Dept. of EECE, SoT, BLR Member

59 Prof. S. H. Brahmananda, HoD, Dept. of CSE, SoT, BLR Member

60 Dr. Manju Jose, HoD, Dept. of English, SoT, BLR Member

61 Prof. R. Venkata Nadh, HoD, Dept. of Chemistry, SoS, BLR Member

62 Prof. N. V. Krishna Prasad, HoD, Dept. of Physics, SoS, BLR Member

63 Dr. B. Venkateswarlu, HoD, Dept. of Mathematics, SoS, BLR Member

64 Dr. A. Himabindu, HoD, Dept. of Anatomy, GIMSR, VSP Member

65 Dr. G. Subbarao, HoD, Dept. of Physiology, GIMSR, VSP Member

66 Dr. D. S. S. Girijavani, HoD, Dept. of Biochemistry, GIMSR, VSP Member

67 Dr. B. Ramesh, HoD, Dept. of Pharmacology, GIMSR, VSP Member

68 Dr. G.Raja Prameela, HoD, Dept. of Pathology, GIMSR, VSP Member

69 Dr. P. Hema Prakash Kumari, HoD, Dept. of Microbiology, GIMSR, VSP Member

70 Dr. T. V. Nagaraja, HoD, Dept. of Forensic Medicine, GIMSR, VSP Member

71 Dr. Nagamani, HoD, Dept. of Community Medicine, GIMSR, VSP Member


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72 Dr. M.S.N. Murthy, HoD, Dept. of General Medicine, GIMSR, VSP Member

73 Dr. Y. V. Harischandra, HoD, Dept. of Pediatrics, GIMSR, VSP Member

74 Dr. D. Nikhila, Dept. of Respiratory Medicine, GIMSR, VSP Member

75 Dr. Farzana, Dept. of Dermatology, GIMSR, VSP Member

76 Dr. N. Sri Krishna, Dept. of Psychiatry, GIMSR, VSP Member

77 Dr. Mohan Patro, HoD, Dept. of General surgery, GIMSR, VSP Member

78 Dr. G. Rajasekhararao, HoD, Dept. of Orthopedics, GIMSR, VSP Member

79 Dr. P. J. Sudhakar, Dept. of ENT, GIMSR, VSP Member

80 Dr. P .Veena, HoD(I/c), Dept. of Ophthalmology, GIMSR, VSP Member

81 Dr. N.Dwarakanath, Medical Superintendent, GIMSR, VSP Member

82 Dr. D. Vijayakumar Rao, HoD, Dept. of Anesthesiology, GIMSR, VSP Member

83 Dr. B. K. Durga Prasad, HoD, Dept. of Radio Diagnosis, GIMSR, VSP Member

84 Dr. T. Radha, HoD, Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, GIMSR, VSP Member

Professors other than Heads of the Departments

85 Prof. T. Srinivas, Director, CDL Member

86 Prof. Ch. Rama Krishna, GIS Member

87 Prof. B.S.N. Murthy, Director (I/c), Evaluation Member

88 Prof. S. S. Prasada Rao, Director, Center for Learning & Sustainability Member

89 Prof. K. Veera Bhadram, GIT Member

90 Prof. P. Raja Phani, Director, Research & Consultancy Member

91 Prof. Ch. Sumanth Kumar, Controller of Examinations Member


92 Dr. T. V. Ramana, Dept. of EECE, GIT, VSP Member

93 Dr. T. Uma Devi, Dept. of Computer Science, GIS, VSP Member


94 Dr. K.V.S. Seshendra Kumar, Dept. of Mechanical Engg., GIT, VSP Member

95 Dr. Ch. R. Phani Kumar, Dept. of EECE, GIT, VSP Member

Three Persons from among educationists of repute

96 Prof. Sukumar Mishra, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, MemberIndian Institute of Technology Delhi,Hauz Khas, New Delhi.

97 Prof.B Yegnanarayana MemberFNAE, FNA, FASc, FIEEE, FISCA,INSA Senior Scientist, III Tech.,Gachibowli, Hyderabad.

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98 Prof. Dr. B. Srinivas, Assistant Director General (ME), MemberMinistry of Health & Family Welfare (MH&FW),Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi.

Three persons who are not members of the teaching staff, co-opted

99 Dr. Harendra Kharakwal MemberScientist E, Ministry of Environment,Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC), Government of India,Vayu Wing, Indira Paryavaran Bhavan,New Delhi.

100 Dr. Bhoop Singh, MemberHead – NRDMS & NSDI Division,Department of Science & Technology (DST),Technology Bhawan, New Mehrauli Road,New Delhi.

101 Shri. Udaya Kumar Dintyala, MemberExecutive Director – ITO,AT&T Global Business Services India Pvt Ltd.,Madhapur, Hyderabad

Special Invitees

102 Mr. Sekhar PAVS, Director, Admissions Spl. Invitee

103 Dr. T. V. Suresh Kumar, Director, IQAC Spl. Invitee

Academic Affairs

104 Prof. Y. Radhika, Director, Academic Affairs Member

Registrar

105 Dr. D. Gunasekaran Ex-officio Secretary

Finance Committee



2. Shri B. V. Mohana Rao, Secretary, GITAM & COO Member

3. Prof. Y. Gouthama Rao, Director, GIM Member

4. Shri C. V. Ramana Rao, Chartered Accountant Expert Member

5. Shri NVN Ramsai, FA & CAO Secretary - FC

6. Shri M. Bharadwaj, Joint Secretary Special Invitee

7. Prof. D. Gunasekaran, Registrar Special Invitee


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Vice Chancellor


Nine Internal Members

2. Prof. Ch. Rama Krishna, GIS Member

3. Prof. C.Dharma Raj, Principal, GIT Member

4. Prof. M.Saratchandra Babu, Principal, GIS Member


6. Prof. S. Ganapathy, Principal, GIP Member


8. Prof. K. Mohan, Director, School of Architecture Member

9. Prof. I. Jyothi Padmaja, Principal, GIMSR Member

10. Prof. K. Kanaka Lakshmi, Principal, GIN Member

Three outside experts, including one nominee of the UGC

11. UGC nominee to be nominated by MHRD, GoI Member

12. Dr. G.Subba Rao, BoM Member Member

13. Prof. T.Ravi Raju, BoM Member Member

Registrar

14. Prof. D. Gunasekaran Ex-officio Secretary

Internal Quality Assurance Cell Advisory Board


1. Prof.K.Siva Rama Krishna, Vice-Chancellor Chair Person

2. Prof.N.Siva Prasad, Pro Vice-Chancellor Member

3. Prof.C.Dharma Raj, Principal, GITAM Institute of Technology Member

4. Prof.M.Saratchandra Babu, Principal, GITAM Institute of Science Member

5. Prof.Y.Gouthama Rao, Principal, GITAM Institute of Management Member

6. Prof.Y.Radhika, Director, Academic Affairs Member

7. Prof. BSN Murthy, Director I/c, Evaluation Member

8. Prof. Ch. Rama Krishna, GIS Member

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9. Sri B.V.Mohana Rao, Secretary, GITAM Member

10. Sri Winny Patro, CEO, Andhra Pradesh Innovation Society Member

11. Ms.K. Lakshmi Samyuktha, Student, B.Tech (CSE), 2016-17 AB, GIT Member

12. Sri Krishna Vattipalli, CEO, Imageinnovate Member

13. Sri G.Gopala Krishna, Chief Technology Officer, CATS, GITAM Member

14. Prof. D. Gunasekaran, Registrar, GITAM Member

15. Prof.T.V.Suresh Kumar, Director, IQAC, GITAM Member Secretary



1. Prof. K.Siva Rama Krishna,Vice-Chancellor, GITAM Chairman

2. Prof. C.Dharma Raj, Principal, GIT Member

3. Prof. M.Venkateswara Rao, Vice Principal, GIT Member

4. Prof. S.V. Raja Gopal, Vice Principal, GIS Member

5. Prof.Y.Gouthama Rao, Director- GIM Member

6. Prof. S. Ganapaty, Principal, GIP Member

7. Prof. R. Anita Rao, Director, SoL Member

8. Prof. K. Mohan, Director, SoA Member

9. Mr. Joel Xavier, Director, Student Life Convener




2. Sri BSSN Raju, Treasurer, GITAM Member

4. Sri B V Mohana Rao, COO Member

5. Prof. D. Gunasekaran, Registrar Member

6. Prof. C. Dharma Raj, Principal, GIT Member

7. Prof. BSN Murthy, (I/c) Director - Evaluation Member

8. Prof. Ch. Sumanth Kumar, Controller of Examinations Convener


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Principal

1. Prof. S.Ganapathi, Principal-GIP Chairman

One Member from Board of Management

2. Sri B V Mohan Rao, COO Member

Two Senior Professors


4. Prof. N. Ravi Shankar, GIS Member

One Faculty Dean

5. Prof. C. Dharma Raj, Principal, GIT Member

One Faculty Member with Legal Expertise

6. Dr. J. Uma Rao, GSL Member

Registrar

7. Prof. D. Gunasekaran Secretary

Central Purchase Committee


1. Prof. D. Gunasekaran, Registrar Chairman

2. Shri B.V. Mohana Rao, Secretary & COO Member

3. Directors / Principals of the Institutions / their nominees Member

4. Shri G. Gopala Krishna, CTO, CATS Member

5. Shri NVN Ramsai, FA & CAO Convener

Departmental Committee

I. Head of the Department Chairman

II. All Professors Members

III. Two Associate Professors Members

IV. Two Assistant Professors Members


1. Prof. Beatrice Seventline J, GIT Chairperson

2. Prof. P.V. Lakshmi, Dept. of IT, GIT Member

3. Dr. R. Gyana Prasuna, Head, Microbiology, GIS Member

4. Dr. C. Asha Deepti, Asst. Prof., GIP Member

5. Dr. SK Khasim Beebi, Professor of Biotechnologgy, GIT Convener

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SC / ST Cell

1. Prof.Dr. P. Hema Prakash Kumari, GIMSR Chairperson

2. Prof. L. Srinivas, GIP Member

3. Prof. Ch. Pradgna, Dept. of English, GIT Member

4. Dr. B. Srinivasa Prasad, Assoc. Prof. Dept. of Mech., GIT Member

5. Dr. B. Rajesh Kumar, Assoc. Prof. Dept. of EIE, GIT Member

6. Prof. Shaik Khasim Beebi, Dept. of Biotechnology, GIT Convener



1 Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Vice-Chancellor Chairperson

2 Prof. N. Siva Prasad, Pro Vice-Chancellor, GITAM Hyderabad Member

3 Dr. C. V. Rao, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Medical Sciences Member

4 Prof. D. Sambasiva Rao, Pro Vice-Chancellor, GITAM Bengaluru Member

5 Dr. Jayasankar E Variyar, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Academics) Member

6 Prof. A. Subrahmanyam, Dean, Faculty of Sciences Member

7 Prof. Ch.Vijaya Sekhar, Dean, Faculty of Engineering Member

8 Prof. Y. Gouthama Rao, Dean, Faculty of Management Member

9 Prof. C. Dharma Raj, Principal, GIT Member





14 Prof. B. Nalini, Director (I/c), GSGS Member





19 Prof. A. Sree Ram, Director (I/C), HBS, HYD Member



22 Prof. V.V.V. Nagendra Rao, Director, GSH&SS, HYD Member

23 Dr. Sridhar Pabbisetty, Director, Kautilya School of Public Policy Member


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25 Prof. D. Shailendra, Director, GSB, BLR Member

26 Prof. Atul Kumar, Principal, SoS, BLR Member

27 Prof. D. Gunasekaran, Registrar Member

28 Prof. Y. Radhika, Director, Directorate of Academic Affairs Convener

Institutional Research Committee

I. Principal Chairman

II. Three Senior Professors Members

III. HoDs having eligibility to guide research Members

Departmental Research Committee


II. Faculty Dean in the Department Member

III. Chairman, Board of Studies Member

IV. Two senior faculty having eligibility to guide research Member

Internal Complaints Committee

1. Dr. G Indira, Professor, Obstetrics & Gynecology, GIMSR Chairperson

2. Dr. Joseph Beatrice Seventline, Professor, Dept. of EECE, GIT, Member

3. Dr. M Sudha, Assistant Professor, GIM Member

4. Ms. P. Subhashini, Junior Assistant, GIS Member

5. Ms. P Durga, Junior Assistant, Directorate of Academic Affairs Member

6. Ms. Madhuparna Ray, Student, GITAM School of Law Member

7. Ms. P Sameera Varma, Student, GITAM School of Gandhian Studies Member

8. Ms. M Rakshmitha, Research Scholar, Dept. of Bio-Chemistry, GIS Member

9 Ms. K. Sathya Shree MSW, NGO Member, Age Care Foundation Member

Committee on Anti – Ragging

1. Prof.K.Siva Rama Krishna, Vice-Chancellor Chairman

2. Prof. D. Gunasekaran, Registrar Member

3. Prof. C.Dharma Raj, Principal, Institute of Technology Member

4. Prof. M.Saratchandra Babu, Principal, Institute of Science Member

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5. Prof.Y.Gouthama Rao, Director, Institute of Management Member

6. Prof. S. Ganapaty, Principal, Institute of Pharmacy Member



9. Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi, Principal, Institute of Nursing Member

10. Prof. I. Jyothi Padmaja, Principal, GITAM Member

11. Prof. M. Venkateswara Rao, Vice-Principal, Institute of Technology Member

12. Mr. Joel Xavier, Director, Student Life Member

13. Sri N. V. Narasimham, PRO Member

14. Prof. G. Raghavaiah, Chief Warden, Boys Hostel Member

15. Prof. T. Madhavi, Chief Warden, Girls Hostel Member

16. Dr. A. Srinivas, NSS Program Co-ordinator Member

17. Sri. Sunil Chaudhari, Director (Online Tool Club, Rotary Club, VSP) Member

18. Sri. S. Seshagiri Rao, Additional General Manager, (EMG & AU) MemberNTPC, Simhadri, Parawada, Visakhapatnam (Parent)


1. Prof. Shaik Khasim Beebi, Dept. of Biotechnology, GIT Chair Person

2. Dr. M. Kiranmai Reddy, Asst Prof, Dept. of Chemistry, GIT Member

3. Mr. T. Anil Kumar, Technician, Dept. of EIE, GIT Member

(Constitution of the above committees as on the date of approval of Annual Reportin 58th BoM on 29 October 2020)

6.3 MeetingsBoard of Management 10 August 2019

19 November 2019

28 February 2020

Academic Council 22 April 2019

23 November 2019

Finance Committee 19 July 2019


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Administrators:

Administrators:


1 Vice Chancellor 1 - 1

2 Registrar 1 - 1

3 Pro Vice-Chancellor 1 - 1

4 Chief Advisor 1 - 1

5 Chief Scientist 1 - 1

6 Chief Financial Officer 1 - 1

7 FA & CAO 1 - 1

8 Director - HR 1 - 1

9 General Manager - HR 1 - 1

10 Deputy Registrar 1 - 1

11 Chief Technology Officer 1 - 1

12 Officer on special duty 1 - 1

13 Directors 2 - 2

14 Director-Sports 1 - 1

15 Deputy Director - Marketing 1 2 3

16 Deputy Manager Operations 1 - 1

17 Managers 2 1 3

18 Regional Head 1 - 1

19 Senior Manager - Admissions Communication - 1 1

20 Sr. Admissions Officer 1 - 1

21 State Head - Admissions 4 - 4

22 Team Leader 1 1 2

23 Director - Hospitality 1 - 1

24 Deputy General Manager - Hospitality 1 - 1

25 General Manager - Hospitality 1 - 1

26 Speciality Chef 1 - 1

27 Senior Coach 3 - 3

28 Coach 4 3 7

Total 37 8 45

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Department of Finance

S.No. Cadre Male Female Total

1 Deputy Finance Officer 2 - 2

2 Asst. Finance Officer 4 - 4

3 Superintendant 1 - 1

4 Senior Assistant 2 - 2

5 Junior Assistant 6 - 6

6 Attendant 2 - 2

Total 17 - 17

CAO:


1 Administrative Officers 1 - 1

2 Press Relation Officer 1 - 1

3 Additional Administrative Officers 2 - 2

4 Additional Press Relation Officer 1 - 1

5 Chief Engineer 1 - 1

6 Sr. Software Analyst 1 - 1

7 Assistant Registrar 3 - 3

8 Senior Assistants 11 - 11

9 Accountant 1 1

10 Personal Secretary 1 - 1

11 WD cum Programme Officer 1 - 1

12 Web Designer 2 - 2

13 Junior Web Designer 1 1

14 UI - Designer 1 - 1

15 Civil Supervisor 2 - 2

16 Lab Assistant 1 - 1

17 Junior Assistants 26 16 42

18 Photographer 1 - 1

19 Attendants 26 1 27

20 Lift Boys 13 - 13

21 Superintendents 3 - 3

22 Admissions Officer 10 4 14


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23 Assistant Engineer 1 - 1

24 Assistant Manager 5 1 6

25 Associate Call Center 5 6 11

26 Care Tekar 2 - 2

27 Carpenter 3 - 3

28 Asst. Director - International Admissions 1 - 1

29 Attendant Helper to Plumber 1 - 1

30 Draughtsman 2 - 2

31 Drivers 15 - 15

32 Duster cum sorter 1 3 4

33 Electrical Engineer 1 - 1

34 Electrician 6 - 6

35 Executive Assistant 2 - 2

36 Executive Chef 1 - 1

37 Executive Engineer 1 - 1

38 Executive Housekeeper - 1 1

39 Fitter 2 - 2

40 Fitter cum Operator 1 - 1

41 Foreman (Grade-II) 2 - 2

42 Games Boy 2 - 2

43 Garden Helper 8 90 98

44 Garden Supervisor G-III 1 - 1

45 Gardener cum Cutter 1 - 1

46 GYM Coordinator 1 - 1

47 Helper 12 1 13

48 Cleaner 1 - 1

49 Helper (Electrician) 7 - 7

50 Helper to Carpenter 1 - 1

51 Helper to Fire 1 - 1

52 Helper to Plumber 2 - 2

53 Helper to Pump Operator 2 - 2

54 House Keeping Supervisor 1 - 1

55 International Admissions Coordinator - 1 1

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56 Jr Software Engineer 9 9 18

57 Junior Engineer 1 - 1

58 Lawn Cutter 5 - 5

59 Library Assistant 1 - 1

60 Mason 1 - 1

61 Office Assistant 1 - 1

62 Plumber cum water Mechanic 1 - 1

63 Probationary Trainee - 1 1

64 Programmer 3 - 3

65 pump cum gen operator 2 - 2

66 PUMP OPERATOR 1 - 1

67 Safety Officer 1 - 1

68 Secretary to President 1 - 1

69 Security Officer 1 - 1

70 Security Supervisor 3 - 3

71 Senior Technician(E-I) - 1 1

72 Software Engineer 8 2 10

73 Stenographer 1 - 1

74 Store Assistant 1 - 1

75 Store Keeper 1 - 1

76 Superintending Engineer (Planning) 1 - 1

77 Supervisor 3 - 3

78 Sweeper 0 14 14

79 Technical Assistant 10 6 16

80 Technical Executive 1 - 1

81 Technician 1 - 1

82 Technician Grade II 4 - 4

83 Tele Caller Executive 2 2 4

84 Telephone Operator-Cum-Technician 1 - 1

85 Temple Pujari 2 - 2

86 Trainee Electrician 6 - 6

Total 274 160 434


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40

41


42

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44

45


46

47


48

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9.1. GITAM Institute of Technology

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam


3. Principal Dr. Dharma Raj Cheruku

Vice Principal Dr. M. Venkateswara Rao

Assistant Principals Dr. Ch. Murali MohanDr. GVS Raj KumarDr. GVK SharmaDr. VBSS Indira Dutt

4. Programs Offered





3. B.Tech. Computer Science & Engineering 4

4. B.Tech. Electronics & Communication Engineering 4

5. B.Tech. Electrical & Electronics Engineering 4


7. B.Tech. Computers Science & Business Systems 4


1. Biotech Biotechnology 2

Food Processing & Technology 2

2. CST Computer Science & Technology 2

Software Engineering 2

Cyber Forensics & Information Security 2

3. Mech. CAD / CAM 2

Machine Design 2

4. ECE DSSP 2

RF & ME 2

VLSI Design 2

Electronics Design & Technology 2

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5. EI Electronic Instrumentation 2

Embedded Systems 2

6. IT Information Technology 2

Data Science 2

7. EEE Power Systems & Automation 2

8. CIVIL Structural Engineering 2

9. I E Industrial Engineering & Management 2

Ph.D. Programs

S.No. Department Duration (Years)

Full Time Part Time

1. Biotechnology 3+1+1 4+2+1

2. Civil Engineering 3+1+1 4+2+1

3. Computer Science & Engineering 3+1+1 4+2+1

4. Electronics & Communication Engineering 3+1+1 4+2+1

5. Electrical & Electonics Enginering 3+1+1 4+2+1

6. Information Technology 3+1+1 4+2+1

7. Mechanical Engineering 3+1+1 4+2+1

8. Industrial Engineering 3+1+1 4+2+1

5. Latest Revision of Curriculum: The curriculum of all the UG and PG Programs has been revisedduring the academic year 2019-20.


Professor Associate Asst. TotalProfessor Professor


Biotech

Faculty with Ph.D. 2 1 3 3 - 3 2 3 5 7 4 11

Faculty without - - - - - - 3 1 4 3 1 4Ph.D.

Civil Engg.

Faculty with Ph.D. 6 - 6 1 - 1 2 - 2 09 - 09

Faculty without - - - 1 - 1 7 3 10 8 3 11Ph.D.


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CSE

Faculty with Ph.D. 9 6 15 8 2 10 9 7 16 26 15 41


EECE

Faculty with Ph.D. 4 4 8 5 5 10 11 6 17 20 15 35

Faculty without - - - 2 2 4 60 7 67 62 9 71Ph.D.

Mech

Faculty with Ph.D. 5 - 5 3 1 4 12 4 16 20 5 25




1. Biotechnology Prof. Shaik Khasim Beebi

2. Civil Engineering Prof. K.V. Ramesh

3. Computer Science & Engineering Prof. K. Thammi Reddy

4. Electrical & Electronics Communication Prof. P.V.Y Jaya SreeEngineering

5. Mechanical Engineering Prof. M.R.S Satyanarayana

8. Staff of Principal’s Office



2. Superintendent and Programmer 01 01 02

3. Sr. Assistant/ Stenographer - 01 01


5. Instrument Engineer 01 - 01


Total 19 07 26

9. Recruitment of Teaching Staff


1 Professor 02 -- 02

2 Associate Professor 01 -- 01


Total 12 24 36

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10. Program-wise Student Strength

Branch Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year Total

B.Tech Programme

Biotechnology 60 41 22 38 60 161

Civil Engg. 60 27 29 56 53 165

CSE 1140 1195 1103 1140 720 4158

CSBS 60 50 50

ECE 600 144 230 554 540 1468

EEE 60 9 5 19 12 45

IT 60 5 10 46 112 173

Mechanical Engg. 240 75 95 198 240 608

SUB TOTAL 2280 1546 1494 2051 1737 6828

6 Year Integrated (B.Tech + M.Tech)

6 Yr. Integrated 0 0 0 0 0 2 2ECE

6 Yr. Integrated 0 0 0 0 1 0 1Mech

Total : 0 0 0 0 1 2 3

M.Tech Programme

Biotechnology 18 0 3 3

CST 18 11 8 19

CAD/CAM 18 2 6 8

Machine Design 18 4 10 14

PSA 18 2 4 6

RF&ME 18 0 1 1

SE & NDM 24 9 21 30

VLSI 18 8 9 17

IE&M 18 3 1 4

FPT 18 4 0 4

Emb. Systems 18 0 0 0

Data Science 18 5 4 9


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Ph.D. Programs

S.No Dept 2019-20 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted

Batch Batch Batch Batch Batch Batch


1 Biotech 1 1 - - - - 2 1 - 1 - -

2 Civil 4 4 1 9 1 - - 6 - 6 - 4

3 CSE 5 35 1 22 - - 2 20 1 22 - 25

4 ECE 4 35 5 23 - - 1 36 2 16 1 17

5 EEE 2 15 - 2 - - 1 - - - - -

6 IT 3 1 6 - - 1 3 - 1 - 2 -

7 MECH 6 - 6 - - 1 16 - 2 - - -

8 IE - 1 - - - - 1 - - - 1 -

Total 15 99 10 68 1 0 6 84 4 47 2 49

CF & IS 18 4 5 9

EDT 18 0 5 5

Total : 258 52 77 129

Grand Total 2538 1598 1571 2051 1738 2 6960

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1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Biotechnology, GIT, Visakhapatnam




B.Tech in Biotechnology

M.Tech in Food Processing Technology

Ph.D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 2 1 3 2 - 2 5 4 9 9 5 14

Faculty with out - - - - - - 2 - 2 2 - 2Ph.D.




1. Dr. BK. Sahoo Head, NRDC, Visakhapatnam IPR




Award

1. Dr. R. Satyanarayana Mr. Chinna Babu Pydi Development of Invitro Februaryangiogenesis model for drug 2020resistance cancer cells

2. Dr. D. Sarva Mangala Ms. K. Kanti Priya Silver and Zinc Oxide MarchNanoparfticles - Synthesis, 2020Characterization, WideApplications in Various Fields -A Detailed Study


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Faculty Development Program 01

Workshop 01

Guest Lectures 02

11. Recharging Programs Attended by Faculty:


National Conference 01


Workshop 01



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. Nasim Akhtar Studies on micro- SERB DST 2019 2022 29,54,059propagation of RedSandalwood (Pterocar-pus 2018santalinus L.)through induction ofsomatic embryogenesis

2 Dr.Sk.Khasim Development of a facility SEED DST 2020 2023 31,13,000Beebi for fruit vendors belonging

to scheduled castepopulations inVisakhapatnam rural

3 Dr.I.Sarat Babu Development and Extension DST-SEED 2018 2021 51,22,652of Technologies to improve Govt. Of Indialivelihoods of small farmholders at Alamanda,North coastal of AndhraPradesh.







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iii. Book Published :

Book / Book Name(s) of the Title of the Book Publisher Month & Yearchapter / author(s)Monographs

Book Dr. KV. Chaitanya Genome and Genomics: From Springer NovemberArchaea to Eukaryotes 2019

iv. Patent :


International)

1 Dr.Sk. Khasim A Novel Compound with Indian 343246, IPR-India,Beebi and Dr.KV. Anti-Cancer properties 4-8-20Chaitanya

15. Collaborations : Nil


1. Prof. T. Sekhar has received Best Reseacher Award for the year 2018-19 from GITAM.

2. Dr. K V Chaitanya has received Best Teacher Award for the year 2018-19 from GITAM.


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1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Civil Engineering, GIT, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. K. V. Ramesh



M.Tech. in Structural Engineering

Ph.D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 7 - 7 1 - 1 2 - 2 10 - 10

Faculty with out 1 - 1 1 - 1 7 3 10 9 3 12Ph.D.






Award

1. Dr.K.V.G.D.Balaji Mr. Bala Krishnaiah Studies on the effect of April 2019elevated temperatures onmechanical properties oftarnary blended concreteusing metakaolin andmicrosilica

2. Dr. K. Lakshmi Prasad & Ms. Shubha H B Flood Forecast and early January 2020Dr. D.Mukund warning systems for urban

catchment using RS & GIS

10. Recharging Programs Organized by the Department:


Workshops 2

Guest Lectures 8

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International Conference 1



Workshops 10


Others (NPTEL) 4


b. Research Projects completed during the year : Nil

13. Consultancy Projects by faculty :


1. Prof. M. Potharaju Construction of Houses to the Andhra Pradesh 2019-20 6,36,013.70victims of Hud Hud Cyclone using State HousingPre-Fab Technologies in Srikakulam, Coportation Ltd.Vizianagaram and VisakhapatnamDistrict

2. Prof.K.V.Ramesh Construction of Houses to the Andhra Pradesh 2019-20 2,00,000victims of Hud Hud Cyclone using State HousingPre-Fab Technologies in Srikakulam, Coportation Ltd.Vizianagaram and VisakhapatnamDistrict

3. Prof.K.V.Ramesh Study of the Structural Strength Visakhapatnam 2019-20 5,90,000and soundness of 16 blocks of Port TrustT-III blocks in salagramapuramHousing Colony.

4. Prof. K. Veera- Baseline data collection about the Administrative 2019-20 17,700bhadram onsite containment system at Staff College of

Sujathanagar, Visakhapatnam. India,Hyderabad.

5. Prof. KVGD.Balaji/ Design RCC roof building (G+1) Affordable 2019-20 23,600Mr. B. Ramesh with circular steel staircase. Robotic &

Automation Ltd,Pune

6. Prof. KVGD. Balaji/ Structural Design for the proposed Ushodaya 2019-20 23,600Mr. B. Ramesh RCC roof construction (G+4) at Ventures,

Bobbili. Vizianagaram


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7. Prof.Y.S.Prabhakar Structural Stability for the proposed Hare Krishna 2019-20 23,600construction of Lord Krishna Temple Movementat Gambhiram near RTO office,Visakhapatnam.

8. Prof. M. Ramesh Calibration of Pumps for Lifting of Water Supply & 2019-20 206,500raw water from dead storage of Sewage-Raiwada Reservoir Maintenance,

GVMC,Visakhapatnam.

9. Prof.K.V.G.D Balaji/ Verification of Structural stability Sudhakar 2019-20 23,600Mr. T. Santhosh Structural design of residentaial Architechts,Kumar apartment (S+G+3) at Simhagiri Visakhapatnam

Nagar Pendurthi, Visakhapatnam.

10. Prof. M.Potharaju Refurbishment /repairs of existing Hindustan 2019-20Prof. M. Ramesh marine structures and Dry Dock Shipyard Ltd,Mrs. S. Kanaka Pump House VisakhapatnamDurga

11. Prof.Y.S.Prabhakar Geotechnical Investigation for the Mr. Puvvada 2019-20 3,54,010propsoed construction of Commerical Ramakrishna,& Residential Complex Visakhapatnam.(Cellar+Stilt+G=4) at Survey No. 2,Madhurawada, Visakhapatnam.






iv. Patents: Nil



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1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Computer Science & Engineering, GIT, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. K. Thammi Reddy


B. Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering

B. Tech. in Computer Science and Business Systems

M. Tech. in Cyber Forensics & Information Security

M. Tech. in Computer Science and Technology

M. Tech. in Data Science

Ph. D. in Computer Science and Engineering

Ph. D. in Information Technology




Faculty with Ph.D. 9 5 14 9 2 11 9 8 17 27 15 42

Faculty with out - - - 3 - 3 28 37 65 31 37 68Ph.D.




S.No. Name of the Faculty Title of Thesis Name of the Month and Year Member University of Award

1. Ms. S. Anuradha Analysis and development JNTU, Kakinada July 2019of noise removal algorithmsfor further medical imageanalysis using mixture models

2. Mr. R. Venkata Rao Facial age estimation based on JNTU, Kakinada September 2019bivariate Gaussian mixturemodel.

3. Ms. M. Padmaja Effective estimation of software JNTU, Kakinada November 2019effort with clustering using greyrelational analysis algorithm

4. Mr. M. Kranti Kiran Design and Development of GITAM December 2019Integrated Social SemanticReference Management System– Sodhana ref


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5. Mr. B. Rajakoti Detection and Prevention of GITAM January 2020Data Leakages throughEncrypted Mac-Ip Bindingwith Bivariate GaussianDistribution Model



Award

1. Prof. G. Venkateswara Rao Mr.P.Sri Ram Chandra A Series of Cryptosystems- August 2019Analysis, Design andImplementation: A NovelApproach to the InformationSecurity

2. Prof. G.V.S. Raj Kumar Ms. Bh. Padma Design and Analysis of an August 2019Elliptic Curve based PatternAuthentication SystemResistant to Pre-ComputationAttacks

3. Prof. Y. Radhika Ms. R. Srujana An Improved Ant Colony August 2019Optimization Algorithm forParameter Optimization ofSupport Vector Machines

4. Prof. R. Sireesha, Ms. K. Swaroopa Producer Mobility Support and SeptemberProf. Ch. Shanti Caching Strategies for 2019(Co-guide) Improving the Performance

of Content Centric Networks

5. Prof.G.Venkateswara Rao Mr. G. Sridhar ESADSA – Enhanced Self SeptemberAdaptive Dynamic Software 2019Architecture

6. Prof. K. Thammi Reddy Mr. T. Satish Some Classification Algorithms Septemberto Predict the Impact of 2019Faculty Research on StudentsAcademics Performance andPlacements

7. Prof. Y. Radhika Ms. M. Naga Surya A Novel Method for Performance OctoberLakshmi Improvement in Intrusion 2019

Detection System Using DataMining Methodologies

8. Prof. R. Sireesha Ms. G. Neelima Analyzing the User Searching NovemberBehaviour through Improved 2019Web Rule Mining Approaches

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9. Prof. K. Thammi Reddy Mr. M. Kranthi Kiran Design and Development of DecemberIntegrated Social Semantic 2019Reference ManagementSystem - Sodhanaref

10. Prof. P.V. Lakshmi Ms. D. Chandravathi Enhanced Homomorphic DecemberEncryption Technique for 2019Cloud Data Security

11. Prof. G.V.S. Raj Kumar Mr. B. Raja Koti Detection and Prevention of JanuaryData Leakages through 2020Encrypted MAC-IP Bindingwith Bivariate GaussianDistribution Model

12. Dr. T. Srinivasa Rao Mr. T. Ravi Kumar Some Studies on Software FebruaryDetects Prediction Using 2020Soft Computing Techniques

13. Prof. T. Sitamahalakshmi Ms. P. Vijaya Bharati Ensuring Data Storage Security Februaryin Cloud Computing using 2020Cryptographic Mechanisms

14. Prof. P.V. Nageswara Rao Mr. K. Lakshman QOS in Cognitive Wireless FebruaryArun Kumar Sensor Networks by Optimal 2020

Multihop & Multipath Prediction

15. Prof. Y. Radhika Mr. N. Kalyan An Efficient Accuracy Prediction FebruarySystem using Naïve Bayes 2020Classifier

16. Prof. P.V. Lakshmi Mr. S. Vidya Sagar A Tactful Surveillance System FebruaryAppaji to Detect Anomalous Activities 2020

using Image ProcessingTechniques

17. Prof. Y. Srinivas Mr. L. Shanthi Raju Medical Image Segmentation March 2020based on Bivariate GeneralizedGaussian Distribution

18. Prof. Y. Srinivas Mr. P. Sreenu Mobility Assistance Framework March 2020for the Visually Challenged

19. Prof. G. Appa Rao Mr. K. Ashesh A Framework for Mining March 2020Outliers in Large Local andDistributed Databases




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Guest Lectures 6


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Workshops 43

Guest Lectures 13


Webinars 2




Name of the Title of the Project Client Project GrantConsultant Duration Amount (Rs.)

From To

Prof. K. Thammi Technical support in the conduct of Ascent Junior 10-12 5-01 1,30,000Reddy Mock JEE-Mains online exam College, -2019 -2020

Visakhapatnam

Prof. K. Thammi Technical support in the conduct of Narayana Junior 25-01 27-01 HonoraryReddy Mock NETT-Mains online exam College, -2020 -2020

Visakhapatnam







Book Chapter Mr.Gadu SrinivasaRao, De-Centralized Cloud Data Springer August 2019Mrs. Gadi Himaja, Storage for Privacy-Preserving NatureMr VSVS Murthy of Data Using Fog

Book Chapter B. Rajakoti, Influence of social information Elsevier, October 2019GVS Raj Kumar, networks and their ISBN -K. Naveen Kumar, propagation 9780128Y. Srinivas 215999

Book Chapter Pritee Parwekar, Optimization of Clustering in ACM, USA January 2020Sireesha Rodda Wireless Sensor Networks

Using Genetic Algorithm

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Book Chapter M. Pranay, Hari Gideon-An artificial Intelligent Smart January 2020VarshiniRajakumari, companion IntelligentSireesha Rodda, Computing andY. Srinivas, P.Anuradha Applications,

Springer Nature

Book Chapter Dr. P. Naga Srinivasu, Deep Learning Techniques for Elsevier January 2020Dr. T. Srinivasarao Biomedical and Health

Informatics

iv. Patents:


International)

1. Dr. Srinivas Prasad Method For Processing of Indian 201931024838,Digital Images 21/06/2019

2. Dr.T.Srinivasa Rao Mobile phone pattern Indian 201941042572,unlocking system Feb 2020

3. Dr.T.Srinivasa Rao System and method for Indian 201941049769,lesion volume estimation Feb 2020of human brain from 2DMR image

4. Mr. Shanmuk Motivational Indian 202041011076,Srinivas A. and Recommendation 20/03/2020Mr. M.S.N.V. System AndJitendra Method

15. Collaborations:

i. The Dept. of CSE is offering B.Tech. (CSBS) program in collaboration with TCS India Pvt. ltd.

ii. The Dept. has collaboration with School of Innovation of India from Facebook (SV.co) to offer an Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality (AR/VR).



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Department of Electrical, Electronics and Communication Engineering

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Electrical, Electronics and Communication Engineering, GIT, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. P V Y Jayasree


B.Tech. in ECE

B.Tech. in EEE

M.Tech. in EDT

M.Tech. in VLSI

M.Tech. in PSA

Ph.D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 4 5 9 6 5 11 13 7 20 23 17 40

Faculty with out - - - - 2 2 56 5 61 56 7 63Ph.D.




S.No Name of the Faculty Title of Thesis Name of the Month and YearMember University of Award

1. Mr.Sura Srinivasa Rao Incorporation of custom power JNTUK, Kakinada June 2019devices for mitigation of powerquality problems in distributionsystems

2. Ms. T Padmavathi Design and optimal placement of JNTUK, Kakinada August 2019photo voltaic based custompower devices for power qualityenhancement

3. Mr. S. Srinivasa Rao Design and implementation of GITAM (Deemed to September 2019digital differentiator at Microwave be University)frequencies

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4. Mr. P. Nageswara Rao Improved analysis of bearing JNTUK, Kakinada October 2019less switched reluctance motorusing advanced sliding modecontrol and observer technics

5. Ms. N.Jyothi Query by Image Content Andhra University November 2019Retrieval Systems Using LOGGabor Filters with ParticleSwarm Optimization.

6. Mr. K. Sri Chandan On Some New Aspects in the Andhra University December 2019Design and Analysis ofMultipole Field ElectromagneticLaunching Systems (MFELS)

7. Ms. I. Sowmya Development and performance Andhra University December 2019analysis of adaptivenoisecancellors for artifcatsremoval from EEG signalRecordings

8. Mr. K Kalyana babu Characterization and simulation Andhra University March 2020of nano amperometric biosensorin detection of cancer throughDCCV technique and appliedphysics



Award

1. Dr.J.Beatrice Seventline Ms.Geethamma Performance Optimization July 2019Tummalapalli Techniques of Imperceptibility

and Robustness in HybridVideo watermarking

2. Dr.V.Malleswara Rao Mr.N.N.SV. Rama Raju ECG Denoising and Diagnosis August 2019of Cardiac Arrythmias

3. Dr.V.Malleswara Rao Mr.M.M.Sabir Hussain Low Power SIC-X Filling August 2019TPG for Multi-Model FaultCoverage Using Scan basedBIST


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4. Prof. VBS Srilatha Mr. A. Lakshmi Development of Bandwidth AugustIndira Dutt Narayana Based VHA along with Hybrid 2019

PAPR Reduction techniquefor Next Generation WirelessHeterogeneous Networks

5. Dr. V. Malleswara Rao Mr. S. Srinivasa Rao Design of Digital differentiators Septemberfor MW applications 2019

6. Dr. J. Beatrice Seventline Jami Venkata Suman Development and performance SeptemberEvaluation of Improved Signal 2019Denoising Techniques forRadar Target Detection

7. Prof. VBS Srilatha Nadipineni Swathi A New Approach For Efficient OctoberIndira Dutt Multipath Error Mitigation In 2019

Precise GPS PositioningApplications

8. Dr.V.Malleswara Rao Mrs. P. Divya Intelligent context aware JanuaryKunhikannan handover mechanism for 2020

Wifi-Wimax integratedHETNET environment

9. Dr. J. Beatrice Seventline Jana Bhaskara Rao Non-contact methods for MarchSurface Roughness 2020Measurement for QualityEstimation Using ImageProcessing Techniques

10. Dr. C. Dharma Raj Mr. Aluru V L Improved Smart Antenna MarchNarayana Rao System for Time Variant 2020

Environment using KalmanBased DOA and RemouldThinning Algorithms




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From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. A. Sreenivas Implementation of DRDO (Aeronautics November October 9,25,000Embedded Optic flow R&D Board) 2018 2020sensor for UnmannedAutonomous VehicleApplications

2. Dr. S Neeraja Development of a DST-SERB March February 24,04,600Bandwidth based 2017 2020Handoff Algorithm for4G/5G HeterogeneousWireless Networks

3. Dr. B Rajesh Design and development DST-SERB June May 44,12,910Kumar of a microcantilever (Early Career 2017 2020

structured sensor for Researchdetermining the volatile Award Scheme)organic compounds








iv. Patents:


International)

1. Dr. T V Ramana Cloud attenuation system and International Patent Application No:method to provide cloud 202041006391Aattenuation statistics and February 2020atmospheric absorptioncoefficient

2. Dr S Neeraja Material and method of coating International Patent Application No:conductive oxides for solid oxide 202041006242Acells application February 2020




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1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Mechanical Engineering, GIT, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. M.R.S. Satyanarayana


B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering

M.Tech. in Machine Design

M.Tech. in CAD / CAM

M.Tech. in IEM

Ph.D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 7 - 7 3 1 4 14 4 18 24 5 29






1. Mr.R.Bhanu Pavan Development and Performance NIT, Warngal May 2019Evaluation of Graphene NanoplateletsImpregnated Self LubricatingGrinding Wheels in GrindingInconel 718

2. Mr.K.Adarsh Kumar Analysis of Machining Characteristics Andhra University September 2019and Multi Response Optimization ofParameters in Boring of INCONEL718 and AISI 4340

3. Mr.S.Jaikumar Experimental and theoretical Andhra University November 2019investigations on CI engine fuelledwith Guizotia Abyssinica(Niger seed)oil methyl ester blends and hydrogenin dual fuel mode

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Award

1. Dr. Dora Siva Prasad Mr. N. Stanley Ebenezer Corrosion and Dynamic June 2019Mechanical Behaviour ofNickel Electroplated MetalMatrix Composites:An Experimental Approach

2. Dr. D. Siva Prasad Ms. P. Tulasi Radha Energy Dissipation In WC- August 2019CO coated Aluminum MetalMatrix Composites

3. Prof. YVVSN Murthy Ms. Nair Jayashri Some studies on the effect SeptemberNarayanan of injection parameters on 2019

performance, emissions, andvibrations of a Single cylinderDI-Diesel engine fueled withAlgae oil blends

4. Dr. Shabana & Mr. T. Vijay Krishna Response Evaluation While NovemberDr. K. Arun Vikram Kanth Machining Stainless Steel 2019

Grade Materials UnderDry And Mist ConditionsUsing Hybrid Multi ResponseOptimization

5. Prof. H. Ravishankar Mr. N. V. S. Shankar Numerical and Experimental DecemberInvestigations into Heat 2019Transfer During Multi SwirlJet Impingement

6. Dr. V Srinivas P. Uma Chaithanya Investigations on aluminum January 2020substrate coated withmicrosized WCCo Cr3C2NiCr multilayer hardcoatings for Engineapplications

10. Recharging programs Organized by the Department :



Workshops 02

Guest Lectures 04


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Workshops 04



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. Chintada Dynamic Mechanical SERB-DST March February 43,26,000Shoba Characteristics & Acoustic 2018 2021

Performance of CompositesContaining ElectrolessNi-P Plated Nano CeramicReinforcement:An Experimental Approach

2. Dr. K. Arun Analysis for correlation of SERB-DST March February 35,45,000Vikram Roughness, Temperatures 2017 2020

and Tool wear using cuttingforces and Vision-basedSurface textures in turn -milling operations of hardto machine materials indry and minimum quantitylubrication

3. Prof. M.R.S. An initiative of the UK Royal Academy of January March 44,78,000Satyanarayana government to facilitate Engineering. This 2019 2021

SMEs to achieve greater is collaborationsustainability through with Astomcircular economy University andapproach Jadavpur

University




From To (Rs.)

Prof.M.R.S.Satya- Vibration studies on two–stage Cyient technologies, March September 23,600naryana & Dr. Y.V.V. air compressor Hyderabad 2019 2019Satyanarayana Murthy

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Prof.M.R.S.Satya- Conducting vibration Cyient, Hyderabad March March 23,000naryana & Dr. Y.V.V. measurement on Twin Lobe 2019 2019Satyanarayana Murthy Air Blower and analysis

Prof.M.R.S.Satya- Modelling, Analysis and GEO Marine January January 1,80,000naryana design of transfer trolley Dynamics (India) 2020 2020

system; Capacity calculation Pvt. Ltd. VSPof winch and rope

Prof. V. Srinivas Vetting & Revision of HVAC M/s GEO Marine January January 70,000system Dynamics (INDIA) 2020 2020

Pvt Ltd. VSP






Book / Book Name(s) of the Title of the Book Publisher Month & Yearchapter / author(s) / ChapterMonograph

Book Dr. K. Arun Vikram Operations Research MAHI 2019Sri S. Hemanth Kumar For Decision MakingSri A. Sunny Kumar

Book Chapter Dr. Padmini. R Application of green cutting Springer 2019fluids in machining.( #9 Chapter in ETMEseries Book)

Monograph A Sunny Kumar Working Capital Management Lap Lambert 2019and Profitability: An Empirical AcademicAnalysis Publishing

Book Chapter Dr. Padmini. R Role of additive based Springer 2020cuttingfluids on machining.(Chapter # 93 in AAMEseries Book)

Book Chapter Dr. K Suresh/ Lecture Notes in Mechanical Springer 2020Smt.V V K Lakshmi Engineering

iv. Patents: Nil




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S.No Branch_Name Registered Appeared Pass Pass% Batch Semester

1 Biotechnology 41 40 31 77.50 2019-2020 I


3 Comp.Sci. & Business Systems 50 50 37 74.00 2019-2020 I


5 Electronics and Communi. Engg. 145 145 119 82.07 2019-2020 I

6 Electrical and Electronics Engg. 9 9 8 88.89 2019-2020 I


8 Biotechnology 40 40 39 97.50 2019-2020 II


10 Comp.Sci. & Business Systems 50 50 45 90.00 2019-2020 II


12 Electrical and Electronics Engg. 9 9 9 100.00 2019-2020 II

13 Electronics and Communi. Engg. 144 144 141 97.92 2019-2020 II


15 Biotechnology 22 22 20 90.91 2018-2019 III



18 Electronics and Communi. Engg. 226 225 149 66.22 2018-2019 III


20 Information Technology 10 10 9 90.00 2018-2019 III


22 Biotechnology 22 22 21 95.45 2018-2019 IV




26 Electronics and Communi. Engg. 226 226 224 99.12 2018-2019 IV

27 Information Technology 10 10 9 90.00 2018-2019 IV


29 Biotechnology 36 36 27 75.00 2017-2018 V


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32 Electronics and Communi. Engg. 547 533 435 81.61 2017-2018 V


34 Information Technology 43 43 28 65.12 2017-2018 V


36 Biotechnology 36 36 34 94.44 2017-2018 VI




40 Electronics and Communi. Engg. 542 542 527 97.23 2017-2018 VI

41 Information Technology 43 43 38 88.37 2017-2018 VI


43 Biotechnology 56 56 52 92.86 2016-2017 VII



46 Electronics and Communi. Engg. 529 529 470 88.85 2016-2017 VII


48 Information Technology 106 106 96 90.57 2016-2017 VII


50 Mechanical Engineering-MC6 1 1 0 0.00 2016-2017 VII

51 Biotechnology 56 56 55 98.21 2016-2017 VIII




55 Electronics and Communi. Engg. 528 528 525 99.43 2016-2017 VIII

56 Information Technology 105 105 104 99.05 2016-2017 VIII


58 Mechanical Engineering-MC6 1 1 1 100.00 2016-2017 VIII

59 Electronics & Communi.Engg.-EC-6 2 2 1 50.00 2015-2016 IX

60 Electronics & Communi. Engg.-EC6 2 2 2 100.00 2015-2016 X


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S.No Branch_Name Registered Appeared Pass Pass% Batch Semester

1 CAD/CAM 4 4 4 100.00 2019-2020 I

2 CFIS 3 3 3 100.00 2019-2020 I

3 Computer Science and Tech. 12 12 11 91.67 2019-2020 I

4 Data Science 5 5 5 100.00 2019-2020 I

5 Food Processing Technology 7 7 6 85.71 2019-2020 I

6 Industrial Engineering and Mgmt. 4 4 2 50.00 2019-2020 I

7 Machine Design 3 3 3 100.00 2019-2020 I

8 Power Systems and Automation 2 2 2 100.00 2019-2020 I

9 Structural Engineering 10 10 8 80.00 2019-2020 I

10 VLSI Design 8 8 6 75.00 2019-2020 I

11 CAD/CAM 4 4 4 100.00 2019-2020 II

12 CFIS 2 2 2 100.00 2019-2020 II

13 Computer Science and Tech. 12 12 11 91.67 2019-2020 II

14 Data Science 5 5 5 100.00 2019-2020 II

15 Food Processing Technology 7 7 7 100.00 2019-2020 II

16 Industrial Engineering and Mgmt. 4 4 4 100.00 2019-2020 II


18 Power Systems and Automation 2 2 2 100.00 2019-2020 II

19 Structural Engineering 10 10 10 100.00 2019-2020 II

20 VLSI Design 8 8 8 100.00 2019-2020 II


22 CAD/CAM 6 6 6 100.00 2018-2019 III

23 CFIS 4 4 4 100.00 2018-2019 III

24 Computer Science and Tech. 6 6 6 100.00 2018-2019 III

25 Data Science 4 4 4 100.00 2018-2019 III

26 Electronics Design and Tech. 3 3 3 100.00 2018-2019 III

27 Industrial Engineering and Mgmt. 1 1 1 100.00 2018-2019 III


29 Power Systems and Automation 3 3 3 100.00 2018-2019 III

30 Radio Frequency and 1 1 1 100.00 2018-2019 IIIMicrowave Engineering

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31 Structural Engineering and 21 21 20 95.24 2018-2019 IIINatural Disaster Management


33 CAD/CAM 5 5 5 100.00 2018-2019 IV

34 Cyber Forensics and 4 4 4 100.00 2018-2019 IVInformation Security

35 Computer Science and Tech. 6 6 6 100.00 2018-2019 IV

36 Data Science 4 4 4 100.00 2018-2019 IV

37 Electronics Design and Tech. 3 3 3 100.00 2018-2019 IV

38 Industrial Engineering and Mgmt. 1 1 1 100.00 2018-2019 IV


40 Power Systems and Automation 3 3 3 100.00 2018-2019 IV

41 Radio Frequency and 1 1 1 100.00 2018-2019 IVMicrowave Engineering

42 Structural Engineering and 21 21 21 100.00 2018-2019 IVNatural Disaster Management

43 VLSI Design 6 6 6 100.00 2018-2019 IV


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1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM Institute of Management, Visakhapatnam


3. Dean and Director Prof. Y. Gouthama Rao

4. Programs Offered


UG Programs

1. IMBA 5

2. BBA 3

3. BBA (Management Accounting) 3

4. B.Com.(Hons) 3

5. BBA (Business Analytics) 3

6. BBA (Fintech) 3

7. BBA (Logistics) 3

PG Programs

1. MBA 2

2. MBA(HRM) 2

3. MBA (Fintech) 2

4. MBA (International Business) 2

5. MBA (Global Logistics & Supply Chain Mgmt.) 2

6. MBA (International Banking & Finance) 2

7. PGDRIM 1

Research Program (M.Phil. /Ph.D.)

1. M.Phil. 1 (FT) 2 (PT)

2. Ph.D. 3 (FT) 4 (PT)

Certificate / Diploma / PG Diploma

1. British English Certification (BEC) 6 Months


Curriculum UG Programs 2019

PG Programs 2019

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Faculty with Ph.D. 9 2 11 8 7 15 15 15 30 32 24 56

Faculty with outPh.D. - - - 1 1 2 4 2 6 5 3 8

Total 9 2 11 9 8 17 19 17 36 37 27 64


S. No. Name of the Department Name of the HoD &Chairperson - BoS

1. Accounting & Finance Dr.M.S.V.Prasad

2. Entrepreneurship Dr.P.Manjusree

3. HRM Prof.K.Ashok

4. Marketing Prof.M.Jyothsna

5. Operations Prof.Ch.Venkataiah

6. International Business Dr. Radha Raghuramapatruni



1. Prof. C.U.Rao Professor, California State University, Stanslaus Operations

2. Prof. V.M.RaoTummala Professor, Eastern Michigan University Operations,L&SCM

3. Prof.P.Subba Rao Rtd.Pro-VC, UoPN HR

4. Dr.R.C.Sastry C.E.O.,Stony-Carter Consultants Pvt.Ltd HR

5. Mr. B.N.Singh Former C&MD of RINL, Visakhapatnam Genl Mgt. & Marketing

6. Mr.G.Charles Member of Singapore Society of Accounts & Accounting StandardsGeevanathan The Australian Society of Certified Practicing (GAAP, IFRS, IPSA)

Accountants

7. Prof.B.Ramakrishna Rao Retd. Professor, AU, Visakhapatnam Corp Mgmt. /Entrepreneurship

8. Dr. GBS Prasad Former Director (P) RINL, Visakhapatnam HR

9. Prof. Sushil Mittal James Madison University Corp Mgmt.

10. Mr. Madhav C.O.O, Varun Group, Visakhapatnam Strategic Mgmt.Bellamkonda & Marketing

11. Mr.B.Ranganayakulu M.D, Thrive Energy Technologies Corp Mgmt.Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad


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12. Dr. Upender Yennam Director, Indian Postal Services, Strategic Mgmt. &Visakhapatnam Marketing

13. Mr. N.Mallikarjuna Rao Sr. Vice President (HR), HRMylan Laboratories Ltd, Hyderabad

14. Mr. Anand Kumar Raju Director-HR, Air Liquid Engineering HR

15. Dr.B.S.S.Srinivas Centre HR Manager, Hewlett Packard, Bengaluru HR Analytics

16. Mr.P.Vasantha Rao Vice President (HR), Ultra Cement Tech Limited, HRTadipatri, Anantapur Dist. A.P

17. Mr. Sivarama Krishna Management Consultant, Hyderabad Corp. Mgmt.Kodali

18. Mr. G. Prashant Varma Lead Consultant, HR First Consulting, Hyderabad Corp Mgmt.

19. Prof. P. K. Padhi (Retd.) Faculty, XLRI, Jamshedpur HR-Labour Laws

20. Prof. Pingali Venugopal Faculty, XLRI, Jamshedpur Str.Mgt

21. Prof.E.S.Srinivas Faculty, XLRI, Jamshedpur HR-Talent Mgt

22. Prof. Subhash Sharma Dean, Indian Business Academy, Bengaluru Corp Mgt

23. Prof. V. Venkaiah Former V.C, Sri Krishna Univ Machilipatnam, F&A

24. Prof.V.Venkata Rao (Retd) Faculty, IIM,Ahmedabad Operations

25. Prof.Y.L.R.Moorthi Faculty,IIM,Bengaluru Corp Mgt

26. Prof. V.Krishna Mohan Registrar,Dr.B.R.Ambedkar University, Operations-ORSrikakulam, A.P

27. Mr.M.V.S.N.Murthy General Manager, HAL, Bengaluru HR

28. Mr.A.Lakshminarayana General Manager, HR, Natco Pharma Limited, HR, Change Mgmt.Hyderabad

29. Mr.B.Raghavaiah President (Group HR & Administration), HR (IR)Visakha Industries Limited, Secunderabad

30. Mr. Srinivas Kandula Global Head-HR, iGate Patni, Bengaluru HR

31. Mr. Naresh Kumar President-Human Resources,Deepak Fertilizer & HRPinisetti Petro Chemicals Corporation Limited,Pune

32. Prof. S. Appa Rao Rtd GM (HSL) & Retd. Professor, HRGU, Visakhapatnam,A.P

33. Prof. B. S. P. Narayana Rtd. Addl GM (SCCL) & Oprns.Rtd. Professor, GU, Visakhapatnam,A.P

34. Mr. T. Srikanth C.A, Visakhapatnam F&A

35. Mr. V. Kalyan C.A, Visakhapatnam F&AChakravarty

36. Prof. Ganti Formerly Chair Professor, GSIB& Formerly Monetary EconomicsSubrahmanyam Director, NIBM, Pune

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37 Prof. V.L.Rao Formerly Chair Professor, GSIB & Formerly WTO & InternationalConsultant to W.B,UNDP& ILO Trade Finance

38. Prof.K.R.Rao Visiting Professor, Formerly Dean Strategic Marketingat IIM, Indore

39. Prof.P.E.S.Vidya Sagar Visiting Professor-Retd. Professor, GSIB, Financial EconomicsFormerly CGM, SIDBI. & Entrepreneurship

40. Prof. Ranjan Mitter Visiting Professor-Professor, IIM Business Ethics & CSR

41. Prof. Anne Deysine Professor & Director, School of International BusinessInternational Business & Relations

42. Prof.Diedrich Bakker Vice Dean, Internationalization & Faculty, Digital MarketingInternational Business School

43. Mr. Gou Ji Associate Professor, School of Economics & Economics &Business Administration International Business

44. Mr. Rupesh Kumar Faculty, Kathmandu University School of International MarketingShreshta Management, Nepal

45. Mr. Gan Bukta Visiting Professor-& Management Consultant ManagementConsultant

46. Prof. M. Subramanyam Formerly Professor - GSIB Corporate Finance

47. Prof. Y. Raghuram Visiting Professor CorporateReddy Management

48. Mr. Ramesh Vemaganti Ex-President-HMA Corporatemanagement

49. Mr. Kanneganti Founder Director of Center for Human International RelationsRamesh Babu Security Studies & Security

50. Prof. G. P. Sharma Formerly Professor, IIFT, New Delhi Global sourcing &Logistics

51. Ms. Kalpagam Uma Formerly with IDBRT, Hyderabad & IT in Banking,Shankar Director of Truetech Enterprise Risk

Information Solutions Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad Management

52. Mr. Ravi Eswarapu Vice President, Operations of Pena 4 TechnologyTech Solutions, Visakhapatnam Management

53. Mr. Gunjan Solanki Managing Partner, Illuminati Consulting BusinessServices Communication

54. Mr. K.V.Mohan Rao Visiting Professor-Expertise with 40 years Ports & Shippingin shipping & Ports development

55. Mr. WinnyPatro Co-Founder & CEO at IIMnet.com, HRVisakhapatnam

56. Mr. B.Shahazadi Shaik Visiting Faculty, Visakhapatnam Marketing


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2. Admissions Executive 1 - 1

3. Admissions Coordinator - 1 1

4. Executive Secretary to Director - 1 1

5. Assistant Librarian 1 - 1






11. Technical Assistant-Library 1 - 1

12. Attendant 7 - 7


Total 26 6 32




Total 9 1 10



BBM / BBA 120 125 119 120 - - 364

B.Com(Hons) 60 32 53 40 - - 125

BBA(Hons)BBA(MA) 60 46 49 28 - - 123

BBA (BA) 60 62 56 30 - - 148

BBA (Logistics) 10 7 - - - - 7

BBA (Fintech) 10 7 - - - - 7

5 year integrated 30 6 15 27 30 18 96MBA

MBA 240 181 253 - - - 434

MHRM 30 15 9 - - - 24

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MBA (Fintech) 30 8 7 15

Total 650 489 561 245 30 18 1343

MBA(IB) 60 53 34 87

MBA(IBF) 60 13 2 15

MBA(GLSC) 60 13 11 24

Total 180 79 47 0 0 0 126

Grand Total 830 568 608 245 30 18 1469

Research Programs

S.No. Dept 2019-20 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted



1 Ph.D. 6 32 6 22 - - 6 14 2 14 4 16

2 M.Phil. 1 1 - - - - - - 1 - - -

Total 7 33 6 22 - - 6 14 3 14 4 16


S.No. Name of the Title of Thesis Name of the Month and Year Faculty Member University of Award

1. Ms.V.Gowri Innovations in Micro, Small, and Andhra University August 2019 Lakshmi Medium Enterprises (A Study with

Reference to Women RunEnterprises in Visakhapatnam City)

2. Ms. K.Kusuma Investment dynamics of working Andhra University October 2019women in Andhra Pradesh -An empirical study on the northcoastal and Godavari districts, A.P

3. Mr. K.P.C.Kishan Impact Study on Employability of Achrya Nagarjuna January 2020Undergraduate Engineering UniversityStudents in the Computer relatedPrograms in Visakhapatnam


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1. Dr. S. G. Rama Rao Mr. B. Lova A study on Agriculture credit in April 2019north coastal districts of AndhraPradesh

2. Dr. N. R. Mohan Mr. M. Kethan A Study on Rural Consumer April 2019Prakash Behaviour towards Selected Fast

Moving Consumer Goods (FMCGs)with reference to Chittoor District inAndhra Pradesh

3. Prof. P. Sheela Mrs. Subhra Simantinee Credit Risk Management: Impact on May 2019Profitability and liquidity in selectIndian commercial banks

4. Prof. K. Siva Rama Mr. K.B.S. Kumar Emotional intelligence and its impact May 2019Krishna on leadership effectiveness of

middle level leaders in banking sector(A study of State Bank of India, ICICIBank and Citibank in the city ofHyderabad, Telangana, India)

5. Prof. M. Jyothsna Mr. V. Sai Prasanth A study on changing trends in Augustcustomer behaviour and business 2019practices adopted in retail malls withreference to visakhapatnam city

6. Prof.S.Appa Rao Mr.VRS Babu Yalamarthi A study on employees job satisfaction Augustin district Co-operative banks (A case 2019study of District Co-operative CentralBank of West Godavari district, A.P)

7. Prof. MV Rama Mr. K. Ashok Chowdary Role of Co-operative societies in AugustPrasad Rural marketing: A study of 2019

perishable products in selecteddistricts of Andhra Pradesh.

8. Prof. P. Sheela Mr.R.Satyapavan Kumar A study on the Futuristic Scope of AugustIslamic Banking in India with 2019reference to its pivotal role in thebanking structure of Bahrain

9. Dr. NR Mohan Mr. N. Muneendra A study on consumer buying SeptemberPrakash behaviour in retail store outlets 2019

with reference to HyderabadMarket

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10. Dr. Y.V.V.S.S.S. Ms. B. Anupama Workplace spirituality for an effective SeptemberVara Prasad Employee Engagement - with special 2019

reference to IT employees in selectedcompanies, Bangalore

11. Prof. K. Ashok Mr. S. Satya Srinivas Impact of Autonomy orientation and Septemberperformance Feedback on job 2019performance: Exploring themediating role of job crafting

12. Prof.G.Raghavaiah Mr. Kolli Nithin Sai Impact of HR practices on employee Octoberjob satisfaction with special 2019reference to Vijaya and Sangamdairies in CRDA Region ofAndhra Pradesh

13. Dr. M. Ramamohana Mr. B. Ramakrishna Empowerment of Women through DecemberRao Self-Help Groups (SHGS) in 2019

Karnataka State – A case study

14. Dr. Rajeshwari Ms. SankaVaroodini A Study on Role of management in JanuaryPanigrahi the Profitability of Agriculture Sector 2020

with reference to Select Districts ofAndhra Pradesh

15. Prof. M. Jyothsna Mr. K. V. Sajjan A Study of Consumer Perceptions Februarytowards Private Label Brands within 2020the Grocery Retail Sector inBangalore (Bengaluru)






Workshops 10

Guest Lectures 26

MDPs 5







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Workshops 12

Guest Lectures 4


16. a. Ongoing Funded Research Projects:


From To (Rs.)

1. Prof. N. Sai Adoption of Circular Royal Academy of April March 4809052Sudhakar, (PI) Economy in SME in UK Engineering & 2019 2021 (GBP49092)Prof. Raja P and India Partners: GITAMPappu, (CI), (Deemed toDr. A. Subrah- be University), inmanyam, (CI) & Association withProf. MRS.Satya- Aston University,narayana HoD, UK and JadavpurMech. Engg, University,G.I.T, (CI) Kolkata

2. Prof.N.Sai Mental Health, Social Global Challenges August September 979600Sudhakar, wellbeing of employees Research Fund 2019 2020 (GBP10000)(CI) & Prof. in SMEs in Emerging (GCRF) & Partners:Raja P Pappu, Economy Aston University inDirector, (CI) Association with

GITAM (Deemed tobe University) andother partners inIndia, Thailand &Bangladesh

3. Dr.K.Manju Unnath Bharat Abhiyan MHRD, GoI, January March 350000SreeNaidu, Project,under the New Delhi 2018 2021& Team of mentorship of IIT, Delhi.Faculty







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Book Dr. Aruna Foreign Exchange and Shree July 2019Polisetty Markets Publications,

A.P, ISBN : 978-93-88196-32-1

Book Chapter Prof. Raja P Pappu Indian Business - Under- 1st Edition. June 2019standing a rapidly Routledge, UKemerging economyBudhwar P. et.al. (eds) /The Challenges ofDoing Business in India:An Entrepreneur’sPerspective

Book Chapter Dr. Anjani. S National Rural M.G.National July 2019Management / Waste Council of RuralManagement Education, MHRD,

New Delhi

Book Dr.P.Sobha Rani Information Technology in LAP LAMBERT OctoberTraining & Development Academic 2019Programmes –Leads to Publishing,Organisational Performance ISBN : 978-620-

0-32191-6.

Book Chapter Prof. Raja P Pappu Sustainable Waste Springer, NovemberManagement: Policies and Singapore 2019Case Studies.Ghosh S. (eds) / Impact ofWaste Management Practicesof Indian Small and Medium-Sized ManufacturingEnterprises on TheirFinancial Performance

Book Dr. M. Rama Mohan Entrepreneurship & Anvi Books & DecemberRao & Dr. (Ms) Management Publisher, 2019M.P.Biswas New Delhi

Book Chapter Dr. Aruna Polisetti Management Practices in the Blooms Bury, Decembernew Millennium / Acquisition New Delhi 2019of Sprint by T-Mobile tobecome Global Leader in 5G

Book Chapter Dr.T.Sowdamini Research Trends in Akinik DecemberManagement (Recent Trends Publications 2019opportunities and Challenges),Volume 5 / Emerging Issues


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and Challenges of HumanResource InformationSystems

Book Chapter Dr.T.Sowdamini Innovations in Business - Vistas Bharti Decemberand Challenges / Conserving Publications 2019Emotions at Workplace

Book Dr. Srilalitha Sagi International Trade Astha Publishers FebruaryGirija & Distributors, 2020

New DelhiISBN :978-93-85330-68-1

Book Dr.V.Gowri Lakshmi Innovations in Women Lambert publication FebruaryEntrepreneurship in with ISBN NO. 978- 2020Visakhapatnam City 620-0-53854-3.

iv. Patents : Nil

19. Collaborations: BBA (Logistics) program was started from academic year 2019-20, in collaboration with Logistics Sector Skill Council, Chennai.



Bachelor of Business Administration

S.No. Branch_Name Registered Appeared Passed % Pass Batch Semester

1 BBA (Business Analytics) 61 61 31 50.82 2019-2020 I

2 BBA (FINTECH) 7 7 2 28.57 2019-2020 I

3 BBA 128 128 50 39.06 2019-2020 I

4 Logistics (LOG) 7 7 2 28.57 2019-2020 I

5 BBA (Mgmt. Accounting) 47 47 27 57.45 2019-2020 I

6 BBA (FINTECH) 7 7 5 71.43 2019-2020 II

7 BBA 128 128 93 72.66 2019-2020 II

8 BBA (Mgmt. Accounting) 47 47 41 87.23 2019-2020 II

9 BBA (Business Analytics) 61 61 56 91.80 2019-2020 II

10 BBA (Mgmt. Accounting) 47 47 32 68.09 2018-2019 III

11 BBA (Business Analytics) 54 54 41 75.93 2018-2019 III

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12 BBA 115 115 92 80.00 2018-2019 III

13 BBA 115 115 99 86.09 2018-2019 IV

14 BBA (Business Analytics) 54 54 47 87.04 2018-2019 IV

15 BBA (Mgmt. Accounting) 47 47 43 91.49 2018-2019 IV

16 BBA (Business Analytics) 36 36 36 100.00 2017-2018 V

17 BBA (Mgmt. Accounting) 26 26 23 88.46 2017-2018 V

18 BBA 131 131 122 93.13 2017-2018 V

19 BBA 131 131 124 94.66 2017-2018 VI

20 BBA (Mgmt. Accounting) 26 26 24 92.31 2017-2018 VI

21 BBA (Business Analytics) 36 36 35 97.22 2017-2018 VI

22 B.Com. (Hons.) 33 33 23 69.70 2019-2020 I

23 B.Com. (Hons.) 33 33 30 90.91 2019-2020 II

24 B.Com. (Hons.) 50 50 42 84.00 2018-2019 III

25 B.Com. (Hons.) 50 50 47 94.00 2018-2019 IV

26 B.Com. (Hons.) 40 40 39 97.50 2017-2018 V

27 B.Com. (Hons.) 40 40 39 97.50 2017-2018 VI

28 MBA (Integrated) 6 6 2 33.33 2019-2020 I

28 MBA (Integrated) 6 6 5 83.33 2019-2020 II

29 MBA (Integrated) 15 15 13 86.67 2018-2019 III

30 MBA (Integrated) 15 15 13 86.67 2018-2019 IV

31 MBA (Integrated) 24 24 20 83.33 2017-2018 V

32 MBA (Integrated) 24 24 22 91.67 2017-2018 VI

2. PG Programs:

Master of Business Administration


1 GLSCM 11 11 3 27.27 2019-2020 I

2 FINTECH 7 7 7 100.00 2019-2020 I

3 IBF 13 13 13 100.00 2019-2020 I

4 MHRM 14 14 5 35.71 2019-2020 I

5 MBA 181 181 116 64.09 2019-2020 I

6 IB 52 52 30 57.69 2019-2020 I

7 GLSCM 11 11 8 72.73 2019-2020 II

8 MBA 181 181 125 69.06 2019-2020 II

9 IBF 13 13 12 92.31 2019-2020 II


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10 IB 52 52 34 65.38 2019-2020 II

11 MHRM 14 14 5 35.71 2019-2020 II

12 FINTECH 7 7 6 85.71 2019-2020 II

13 MBA 179 179 167 93.30 2019-2020 III

14 MHRM 14 14 12 85.71 2019-2020 III

15 IBF 13 13 12 92.31 2019-2020 III

16 IB 52 52 38 73.08 2019-2020 III

17 GLSCM 11 11 7 63.64 2019-2020 III

18 FINTECH 7 7 7 100.00 2019-2020 III

19 FINTECH 6 6 6 100.00 2018-2019 IV

20 MBA 243 243 234 96.30 2018-2019 IV

21 MHRM 9 9 9 100.00 2018-2019 IV

22 MHRM 9 9 9 100.00 2018-2019 V

23 MBA 243 243 235 96.71 2018-2019 V

24 FINTECH 6 6 6 100.00 2018-2019 V

25 FINTECH 6 6 6 100.00 2018-2019 VI

26 MBA 243 243 238 97.94 2018-2019 VI

27 MHRM 9 9 9 100.00 2018-2019 VI

28 IMBA 21 21 9 42.86 2016-2017 VII

29 IMBA 21 21 11 52.38 2016-2017 VIII

30 IMBA 18 18 14 77.78 2016-2017 IX

31 IMBA 13 13 12 92.31 2015-2016 X

32 IMBA 13 13 13 100.00 2015-2016 XI

33 IMBA 13 13 12 92.31 2015-2016 XII

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9.3 GITAM Institute of Science

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam


3. Principal Prof. M. Saratchandra Babu

Vice Principal Prof. S.V.Rajagopal

Assistant Principal Dr. S. Eswara Rao


S.No. Name of the Program Duration (Years)

UG Programs

1 B.Sc. BC, BI, MB 3

2 Integrated Biotechnology 5

3 B.Sc. (Biotechnology, Microbiology, Chemistry) 3

4 B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry 3

5 B.Sc Physical Science(Maths, Physics, Chemistry / Electronics / Computer Science) 3

6 B.Sc.Maths,Electronics,Computer science 3

7 Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) 3

8 Bachelor of Environmental Management (BEM) 3

9 B.Sc. (Mathematics,Statistics,Computer Science) 3

10 B.Sc. (H) Food Technology 3

PG Programs

S.No. Department Name of the Programme Duration(Years)

1 Biochemistry and Bioinformatics M.Sc. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 2

2 Biotechnology M. Sc Biotechnology 2

Integrated M.Sc. Biotechnology 5

3 Chemistry M.Sc. Chemistry 2

4 Computer Science Master of Computer Applications 3


5 Electronics and Physics M.Sc Electronic Science 2

M.Sc Physics 2

6 Environmental Science M.Sc. Environmental Science 2

7 Mathematics M.Sc. Applied Mathematics 2

8 Microbiology and FST M.Sc. Microbiology 2

M.Sc. Food Science and Technology 2


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Research Programs (M.Phil / Ph.D)

S. No. Department Name of the Program Duration(Years)

1. Biochemistry and Bioinformatics M.Phil. Biochemistry (FT) 1

M.Phil. Bioinformatics (FT)

M.Phil. Biochemistry (PT) 2

M.Phil Bioinformatics (PT)

Ph.D. Biochemistry (FT) 3

Ph.D. Bioinformatics (FT)

Ph.D. Biochemistry (PT) 4

Ph.D. Bioinformatics (PT)

2. Biotechnology M.Phil. Biotechnology (FT) 1

M.Phil. Biotechnology (PT) 2

Ph.D. Biotechnology (FT) 3

Ph.D. Biotechnology (PT) 4

3. Chemistry M.Phil. Chemistry (FT) 1

M.Phil. Chemistry (PT) 2

Ph.D. Chemistry (FT) 3

Ph.D. Chemistry (PT) 4

4. Computer Science M.Phil. Computer Science (FT) 1

M.Phil. Computer Science (PT) 2

Ph.D. Computer Science (FT) 3

Ph.D. Computer Science (PT) 4

5. Electronics and Physics M.Phil Electronics (FT) 1

M.Phil Physics (FT)

M.Phil Electronics (PT) 2

M.Phil Physics (PT)

Ph.D Electronics (FT) 3

Ph.D Physics (FT)

Ph.D Electronics (PT) 4

Ph.D Physics (PT)

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6. Environmental Science M.Phil. Environmental Science (FT) 1

M.Phil. Environmental Science (PT) 2

Ph.D. Environmental Science (FT) 3

Ph.D. Environmental Science (PT) 4

7. Mathematics M.Phil. Mathematics (FT) 1

M.Phil. Mathematics (PT) 2

Ph.D. Mathematics (FT) 3

Ph.D. Mathematics (PT) 4

8. Microbiology and FST M.Phil Microbiology (FT) 1

M.Phil Food Science Technology (FT)

M.Phil Microbiology (PT) 2

M.Phil Food Science Technology (PT)

Ph.D Microbiology (FT) 3

Ph.D Food Science Technology (FT)

Ph.D Microbiology (PT) 4

Ph.D Food Science Technology (PT)

5. Latest Revision of Curriculum :

S.No. Name of the Program Year

1. M.Sc. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 2019-20

2. M.Sc. Biotechnology 2019-20

3. Integrated MSc Biotechnology 2019-20

4. B.Sc. (Biotechnology, Microbiology, Chemistry) 2019-20

5. MCA 2019-20

6. MSc Data Science 2019-20

7. BCA 2019-20

8. M.Sc Electronic Science 2019-20

9. M.Sc Physics 2019-20

10 M.Sc. Applied Mathematics 2019-20

11 M.Sc Microbiology 2019-20

12 M.Sc Food Science and Technology 2019-20


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Biochemistry

Faculty with Ph.D. 1 1 2 - 1 1 3 2 5 4 4 8

Faculty without - - - - - - - - - - - -Ph.D.

Biotechnology

Faculty with Ph.D. 2 1 3 2 1 3 4 2 6 8 4 12


Chemistry

Faculty with Ph.D. 6 2 8 1 - 1 19 6 25 26 8 34

Faculty without - - - - - - - 1 1 - 1 1Ph.D.

Comp. Science

Faculty with Ph.D. - 2 2 1 1 2 - 1 1 1 4 5

Faculty without - - - - 1 1 6 3 9 6 4 10Ph.D.

Elec. & Physics

Faculty with Ph.D. 3 - 3 4 2 6 16 2 18 23 4 27

Faculty without - - - - - - 1 - 1 1 - 1Ph.D.

Env. Science

Faculty with Ph.D. 2 - 2 - - - 2 4 6 4 4 8


Mathematics

Faculty with Ph.D. 2 - 2 3 5 8 15 5 20 20 10 30

Faculty without - - - - - - 1 1 02 1 1 2Ph.D.

Micro.Bio & FST

Faculty with Ph.D. 1 1 2 - 2 2 1 8 9 2 9 11


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S. No. Name of the Department Name of the HoD & Chairperson - BoS

1. Biochemistry and Bioinformatics Prof. Ch. Surekha

2. Biotechnology Prof. B. Veerendra Kumar

3. Chemistry Prof. Anima S. Dadhich


5. Electronics and Physics Prof. K. V. Ramesh

6. Environmental Science Prof. N. Srinivas

7. Mathematics Prof. N. Ravishankar

8. Microbiology and FST Dr. Y. Vimala



1. Placement Coordinator 1 - 1



4. Attendors 2 - 2

Total 7 3 10



1 Professor - 3 3



Total 14 13 27



UG programme

BCA 60 94 60 60 - - 214

BEM 30 14 11 17 - - 42

B.Sc Mathe.Science 60 42 40 60 - - 142

B.Sc Phy. Science 60 76 60 49 - - 185

B.Sc. Bioch,Mirco,Bi-inf 30 33 10 9 - - 52

B.Sc. Biotech,Micro,Chem 60 60 49 - - - 109


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B.Sc. Food Tech. 60 52 49 - - - 101

B.Sc. Bioch, Chem, Bioin 30 7 - - - 7

B.Sc. Maths,Ele,Comp.sci 30 32 14 - - - 46

B.Sc. Chemistry 10 5 - - - - 5

5 Yr. Int. Program

Biotechnology 30 24 30 23 49 36 162

M.Sc. Laurus Lab 50 - 50 50 50 50 200

B.Sc. Reddy's Lab 120 - 27 88 - - 115

M.Sc. Programme

Applied Mathematics 10 8 6 - - - 14

Analytical Chemistry 10 7 8 - - - 15

Biochemistry 10 12 7 - - - 19

Bioinformatics 10 5 - - - 5

Biotechnology 30 33 30 - - - 63

Electronic Sciences 10 7 9 - - - 16

Environmental Science 10 16 8 - - - 24

Food Science & Tech. 30 62 30 - - - 92

Microbiology 30 36 30 - - - 66

Organic Chemistry 10 10 10 - - - 20

Physics 20 15 13 - - - 28

Data Science 30 43 20 - - - 63

MCA 60 16 17 25 - - 58

Total : 260 265 193 25 - - 483

Total : 430 432 407 356 99 86 1380

Grand Total 690 697 600 381 99 86 1863

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Ph.D.Programs

S.No. Dept. 2019-20 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted



1 Biochemistry 04 08 0 06 0 04 0 0 03 02 01 02& BI

2 Biotechnology 03 02 03 0 - - 07 03 03 01 03 02

3 Chemistry 05 32 03 04 01 19 02 18 - 14

4 Comp.Sci. 01 24 - 05 - - - 13 - 09 - 07

5 Electronics 04 15 - 02 01 08 - - 02 01 - 09& Physics

6 Env. Science 01 05 01 01 01 01 - - 02 04 02 05

7 Mathematics 03 11 - 02 - - - 08 - 03 - 04

8 MB &FST 01 10 - 01 - 02 - - - 02 - 01

Total 22 107 07 21 02 15 08 43 12 40 06 44

M.Phil. Programs




1. Biotechnology - - - - - - - - 02 - - -

2. Electronics - - - - - 01 - - - - -& Physics



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Department of Biochemistry and Bioinformatics

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Biochemistry and Bioinformatics, GIS, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. Ch. Surekha


B.Sc. Biochemistry, Bioinformactics, Microbiology

M.Sc. B.Sc. Biochemistry, Microbiology

M.Phil.

Ph.D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 1 1 2 - 1 1 3 2 5 4 4 8

Faculty with out - - - - - - - - - - - -Ph.D.




1. Dr. Uday Saxena Adjunct Professor Co-Founder, ReaGene Biosciences andInnovations, Bengaluru

2. Dr. Suresh Poosalais Adjunct Professor CEO-Oncoseek Bio Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad




1. Dr. N. Nageswara Ms. P. Amita Corolina Screening and Identification of sub - June 2019Rao Reddy Martin mucosal vaccine candidates for

Helicobacter Pylori using Immuo -informatiacs approach: A genometo vaccine strategy

2. Prof. M. Rama Rao Ms. V. Gayatri Devi Targeting of CD151 using siRNA July 2019inhibits metastatic potential inbreast cancer

3. Prof. M. Rama Rao Ms. G. Murali Mohan Studies on CD151-LEL inhibitor, July 20192-thio-6-azauridine in sensitizingTNBC cell lines

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Workshops 02

Guest Lecture 01






Workshops 10

Guest Lectures 8

Others 4



From To (Rs.)

1. PI-Prof. M. Rama Targeting Self-renewal ICMR, New Delhi 2017 2020 23,00,000Rao capacity of Breast Cancer

using Gli-I-bifunctionalshRNA

2. PI-Prof. M. Rama Development of Novel CSIR, New Delhi 2017 2020 24,31,000Rao Therapeutics from

Marine Actinomycetesfor targeting stem cellsin Triple NegativeBreast cancer

3. PI-Prof. M. Rama Exosomal Cd151 Web DST-EMR, 2017 2020 27,75,000Rao Co PI- Proteins As An Early New DelhiDr. Kiranmayi Non-Invasive Diagnostic

Markers For TripleNegative BreastCancer

4. PI-Prof.M.Rama Sensitization of drug UGC-DAE, 2019 2022 10,00,000Rao Co PI- resistant triple negative KolkattaDr. Anindita breast cancer cell linesChakraborty by combination of

radiation and CD-151inhibitor, 2-thio-6-azauridine


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5. PI-Dr.P.Shanti Role of p53 re activator UGC Startup 2019 2021 10,00,000Latha ellipticine in the induction Grant

of autophagy in breastcancer cell: A mechanisticapproach to overcomedrug resistance

6. PI-Dr.P.Shanti Induction of ferroptosis in DBT New Delhi 2019 2022 50,00,000Latha oral cancer Stem cells-

Mechanisms involved

b. Research Projects Completed :


From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. K. Vijaya Cancer Cervix and HPV DBT, New Delhi 2018 2019 8,00,000Rachel Infection screening in

tribal women inhabitantsof Aruku valley in coastalAndhra Pradesh.








Book Chapter Nageswara Rao Reddy In silico analysis of plant Springer Cham April 2019Neelapu, Challa vacuolar proton pyrophos-Surekha phatase – A proton pump

involved in salt tolerance inEssentials of Bioinformatics :Understanding Bioinformatics:Genes to Proteins

Book Chapter Challa Surekha, Phylogenetic trees: Springer Cham April 2019Nageswara Rao Reddy Applications, ConstructionNeelapu and Assessment in Essentials

of Bioinformatics :Understanding Bioinformatics:Genes to Proteins

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Book Chapter Surekha Challa, Fungal White Biotechnology Springer Cham AprilNageswara Rao Reddy Applications for Food Security: 2019Neelapu Opportunities & Challenges in

Recent Advancement inWhite BiotechnologyThrough Fungi Vol IPerspective for Value-AddedProducts and Environments

Book chapter Rama Rao Malla Drug resistance and micro- Elsevier Julyenvironment in pancreatic 2019cancer.

Book Chapter Challa Surekha, Association between Springer Verlag AugustNageswara Rao Reddy Horizontal gene transfer and 2019Neelapu Adaptation of gastric human

pathogen Helicobacter pylorito host in Horizontal GeneTransfer among Bacteri-,ophages Bacteria & Eukaryotes

Book Chapter Nageswara Rao Reddy Role of Horizontal Gene Springer Verlag AugustNeelapu, Challa Surekha Transfer in Evolution of 2019

Plant Genome in HorizontalGene Transfer among Bacteri-,ophages Bacteria & Eukaryotes

Book chapter Rama Rao Malla Methods and models for Springer Novemberexploring pancreatic 2019functions in disease

Book chapter RamaRao Malla Exosomes: Mediators and Springer NovemberTherapeutic targets of diabetes 2019and pancreatic cancer

Book Chapter Neelapu Nageswara Strategies for Disruption of Springer Nature NovemberRao Reddy Biofilm Formation Ability 2019

and Intricate QuorumSensing Networks inAquaculture VibrioPathogens in Implication ofQuorum Sensing and BiofilmFormation in Medicine,Agriculture and Food Industry

Book Chapter Challa Surekha, Quorum Sensing and Multidrug Springer Nature NovemberNeelapu Nageswara Resistance Mechanism in 2019Rao Reddy Helicobacter pylori in Impli-

cation of Quorum Sensing& Biofilm Formation in Medicine,Agriculture & Food Industry


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Book chapter Krishna Chaitanya A Methods and Models in Springer NovemberExploring Pancreatic 2019Functions

Book chapter RamaRao Malla Mechanisms and pathways Springer Nature Februaryof metabolic reprogramming 2020of colorectal cancer

Book chapter Rama Rao Malla Anticancer strategies of Springer Nature Februarymetabolic reprogramming in 2020colon cancer

Book Chapter Neelapu Nageswara Advanced Immunotechnological Springer Nature, FebruaryRao Reddy Methods for Detection and Singapore 2020

Diagnosis of Viral Infections:Current Applications andFuture Challenges in Dynamicsof immune activation in viraldiseases

Book Chapter Challa Surekha Evolution, Distribution, and Springer Nature, FebruaryNeelapu Nageswara Diversity of Immunodeficiency Singapore 2020Rao Reddy Viruses in Dynamics

of immune activation in viraldiseases

Book Chapter Nageswara Rao Salt stress tolerance and Academic Press FebruaryReddy Neelapu small RNA in Plant Small 2020Challa Surekha RNA

Book chapter A. Krishna Chaitanya Mechanisms and Pathways Springer March 2020of Metabolic Reprogrammingof Colorectal Cancer

iv. Patents Filed :


International)

1 Prof. Malla CD151 positive exosomes & use Indian NRDC/IPFC-Rama Rao thereof in the diagnosis of triple VSKP/PA/038

negative breast cancer /2019 dt 01.10.2019



Dr. Nageswara Rao Reddy has been nominated as Editorial Board Member, Artificial Intelligence in Gastroenterology(AIG), Baishideng Publishing Group (BPG) for three years i.e., 2020 – 23. (https://www.wjgnet.com/2644-3236/editorialboard.htm).

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1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Department of Biotechnology, GIS,Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. B.Veerendra Kumar


B.Sc. (Biotechnology, Chemistry, Microbiology)

Integrated M.Sc. Biotechnology

M.Sc. Biotechnology

M. Phil.

Ph. D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 2 1 3 2 1 3 4 2 6 8 4 12







1. Dr.K.V.Chaitanya Ms. K. Divya A study on the antimicrobial and Juneantioxidant potentials of five different 2019coleus species in response to salinitystress

2. Dr.K.Prameela Mr. Venkatesh Kuncham Studies on microbial and chemical Decemebrextraction purification antioxidant 2019and anti inflammatory activities ofAstaxanthin from crustacean waste

3. Dr. D. Sarva- Sri Vani Aparna Studies on microbial production of Januarymangala Sri Ram pigments from novel substrates and 2020

dyeing of fabrics


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Workshop 01

Guest Lectures 02







From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. M. Anitha Analysis of DNA and RNA DBT 2017 2020 30,34,000components of nuclearmatrix in B. morisilkglands

2. Dr. Ch. Satya- Identification of chromatin DST-SERB 2018 2021 49,78,000narayana Swamy accessibility domains in

exhausted T Cells fromhuman breast cancer

3. Dr. G.V. Sireesha Characterization of the DST-SERB 2018 2021 18,00,000sensitizers of TNF -Related ApoptosisInducing Ligand (TRAIL) -induced apoptoticpathway identified by anRNAi screen approach,and to elucidate their roleas chemotherapeuticagents in breast cancercells.

4. Dr. G.V. Sireesha Studies on the role of UGC 2019 2021 10,00,000Bcl-2 associatedathanogene (BAG)-1 as aTNF-Related ApoptosisInducing Ligand (TRAIL)sensitizer in breastcancer cells.



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1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Chemistry, GIS, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. Anima Sunil Dadhcih


B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry (Sponsored by Dr. Reddy’s Labs)

B.Sc (MPC)

5-year Integrated M.Sc Chemistry (Sponsored by Laurus Labs)

M.Sc. Chemistry (Analytical/Organic)

M.Phil.

Ph. D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 6 2 8 1 - 1 19 6 25 26 8 34

Faculty with out - - - - - - - 1 1 - 1 1Ph.D.






1. Prof. M. Sarat- Ms. Madhavi Konni Synthesis of Metal Decorated Multi- Aprilchandra Babu Walled Carbon Nanotubes (MWCNTS) 2019

and Nano Composites for HydrogenStorage: A clean energy Approach

2. Dr. R. Ravi- Mr. Ch. Ramanaiah Investigation of Novel Pharmaceutical Aprilchandra Babu Solid Forms and their structure – 2019

Property correlation

3. Prof. P. Uma Devi Mr. A. Karteek Rao Synthesis and Biological activity of AprilNovel piperine analogs, Nano ?-Fe2O3 2019catalyzed synthesis of 1,3,4-Oxa andthiadiazoles and their effect on growthparameters of bombyx mori

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4. Dr. Somshankar Ms. Sarika Grandhi Studies of the Adsorption kinetic and AprilDubey Thermodynamic Parameters for La (III), 2019

Sm (III) and Y (III) Ions on Nano-Metal Oxides

5. Prof. AVLNSH Mr. Subhash Yenupuri Microwave assisted synthesis and AugustHariharan biological evaluation of a series of 1,5- 2019

benzothiazepines as potential cytotoxicand antimicrobial agents

6. Prof. P. Uma Devi Ms. Jyothi Uppalapati Development and validation of Augustanalytical methods for simultaneous 2019determination of some activepharmaceutical ingredients incombined dosage forms by RP-HPCLtechnique

7. Dr. M. Krishnaji Rao, Mr. A. Sreedhara Rao Mass spectrometry assisted analytical AugustGM Dept. of R & D, method development and validation 2019HYD (Guide) & for the estimation of selective drugsProf. Anima S using chromatography techniquesDadhich (Co-Guide)

8. Dr. Sumathi Rao Mr. M.V.V.N Muralikrishna Studies on the development and AugustGuide validation of novel chromatographic 2019and Prof. N.V.S. methods for the simultaneousVenugopal determination of impurities and(Co-guide) analytes present in multi component

formulations of selected therapeuticdrugs

9. Dr. Sumati V. Rao, Mr. S. P. Vittal Development and validation of SeptemberAurobindo Pharma analytical methods for the estimation 2019Ltd., Hyderabad of some drug products in single and(Principal Guide) multi-component dosage formsand Prof.K.Rama using HPLC and UPLC techniqueskrishna (Co-Guide)

10. Dr.G.Srinivas Rao Mr. M. Balakrishna Prediction of chemical speciation of Septemberessential metal ion complexes of 5- 2019sulfosalicylic acid and 5-Hydroxy-salicylic acid in low dielectric media

11. Dr. D. Suryakala Mr. D. Suneel Kumar Surfactant assisted synthesis and Septembercharacterization of Copper (II) Oxide 2019Nano particles – Adsorption Isothermsand DFT Calculations

12. Dr. Ganti Jyothi, Mr. Sai Kumar Badam Development and validation of new SeptemberHetero Research Analytical methods by using 2019Centre,Hyd. (Guide) Hyphenated Instruments (HPLC/UPLC/& Prof.B.Sreenivasa LC-MS) for the Quantification of drugsRao, Co-Guide. & Impurities in Pharmaceutical Dosage

forms


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13. Prof. Anjali Jha Mr. K. Sreekanth Microwave assisted synthesis of pyrido September–pyrimidine, pyrroldine and thiadiazole 2019analogs

14. Prof. Uma Devi Mr. M. Venkataraman Novel synthesis of Benzimidazoles, NovemberBenzoxazoles and N-tert- Butoxycar 2019bonyridine of amines: a facilesynthesis and biological activity of6-(1,3,4-Oxadiazol-2yl)-N-arylyl-pyridine-3 amines and highlyefficient synthesis of DNA-bindingpolymides using a solid phasesolution phase

15. Dr.L.Vaikunta Rao Mr. S. Lakshminarayana Method Development and Validation Novemberof Therapeutically Active Molecules 2019from Human Biological Matrix UsingLC-MS/MS

16. Dr.SV Murali Mr. DasariNagaraju Utilization of various Anticancer NovemberMohana Rao Drugs as parenteral Dosage forms 2019Asst. General for Development and validationManager, using RP-HPLC methodShilpa Medicare,Visakhapatnam(Guide)& Dr.BSA Andrews,as Co-Guide

17. Dr. KVN Suresh Mr. R. Jalababu Synthesis and Characterization of DecemberReddy Polymer Matrices and their Targeted 2019

Drug Delivery Applications

18. Dr.R.Ravichandra Mr. Y.V.S. Sai Krishna Synthesis, characterization and FebruaryBabu adsorption studies of metal oxides / 2020

nano composites and their Adsorptionstudies for the removal of heavymetals from aqueous solutions

19. Dr. Lav Kumar Mr.Sridhar JVS Studies on reverse phase HPLC FebruaryUppalla, method development and validation 2020Sr.Manager, R&D, of selected anti cancer drugsShilpa Medicare,Visakhapatnam(Guide)& Dr.BSA Andrews,as Co-Guide

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20. Prof.M.Saratchandra Mr. Vemareddy B. Influence of gamma radiation on Februarybabu structural and photoluminescence 2020

properties & evaluation of in vitrocytotoxicity of biocompatible RE3+(RE = Er, Yb, Nd) doped GdPO4and GdVO4 nanophosphors

21. Capt.Dr.B.Sreenivasa Mr. M. Varaprasad Development and validation of Reverse FebruaryRao Reddy Phase HPLC Assay methods for the 2020

estimation of selected Drugs inPharmaceutical formulations




Workshop 1

Guest Lectures 6






Workshops 8

Guest Lectures 5


Others 4



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. Anik Sen In silico studies for UGC 2020 2022 10,00,000preventing cancer andrelated deseases byinhibiting the workefficiency of ODCenzyme and naturalpolyamines


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2. Prof. M. Sarat Effect of gamma radiation UGC-DAE-CSR 2019 2022 8,00,000chandra Babu on structure, Vis-NIR

luminescence andcytotoxicity of lanthanide-based Metal-OrganicFrameworks (MOFs)

3. Dr. Suresh Synthesis and anticancer UGC - Basic May April 10,00,000Maddila activity of some new Science Research 2019 2021

thieno [2,3-d]-pyrimidine (BSR) Programmeazole derivatives

4. K. Raviraj (PI) A longitudinal study of ICMR 2018 2020 61,22,000Viswakalyan risk factors associated(CO PI) with e GFR in PrakasamL.Vaikunta district, AP, INDIARao (CO PI)

5. Dr R. Kishore Thienyl pyrope D-pi-A DST 2019 2020 13,00,000based molecules usingTTF as sonar units



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. R. Gowrisankar Highly reactive arenes for DST-SERB Jan Jan 25,30,000new C-C bonds formation 2017 2020using B(C6F5)3Catalyst inEco- friendly solvent

2. Prof.M.Sarat- Design and synthesis of CSIR 2016 2019 17,00,000chandra Babu ZeoliticImidazolate

Frameworks (ZIFs) forCO2 capture







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iv. Patents Filed :


International)

1. Prof. M. Sarat- Metal-Organic Framework Indian Patent No. 318766chandra Babu Materials for Gas Storage Date of Grant: 22/08/

2019.



Prof. Anjali Jha received GITAM Best Researcher Award-2019 from GITAM (Deemed to be University) inthe 10th Convocation. She also recieved Professional Chemist Award (PrChemSA) – 2019 from South AfricanChemical Institute, SA and the award of Royal Society of Chemistry (MRSC) – 2019 from Royal Societyof Chemistry, London, UK.


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Department of Computer Science

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Computer Science, GIS, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. K. Vedavathi


Bachelor of Computer Applications

Master of Computer Applications

M.Sc. (Data Science)

Ph.D. (FT/PT)




Faculty with Ph.D. - 02 02 01 01 02 - 01 01 01 04 05







1. Dr. T. Uma Devi Mr. P. Sambasiva Rao Design and Development of a model July 2019using Association Rule Mining andCost Sensitive Learning for Detectingthe Severity of Heart Disease



Workshops 04




Workshops 08

Guest Lecture 01

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Book P.Gayatri, BhuSeva Enterprise Government of India SeptemberV.S.R. Krishniah, Architecture using IndEA as 2019Dr.V.NagaLakshmi a blueprint for e-governance

Architecture





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Department of Environmental Science

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Environmental Science, GIS, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. N. Srinivas


Bachelor of Environmental Management

M.Sc in Environmental Science

M.Phil.

Ph.D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 2 - 2 - - - 2 4 6 4 4 8













From To (Rs.)

1. Prof. N. Srinivas Application of Electrore- UGC - DAE June May 7,68,000mediation coupled with 2019 2022phytoremediationtechnique for the removalof trace elements fromsewage sludge

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2. Prof. N. Srinivas Development of a facility DST-SEED March February 38,28,000to enhance capacity 2020 2023building of ScheduledCaste population onurban organic wastepellets









Book Chapter Dr.K.Suresh Kumar & Assessment of Ground Water Springer JanuaryProf.N.Srinivas Quality along the Coastal 2020

Areas of Srikakulam District,Andhra Pradesh, India.

Book Chapter Dr.K.Suresh Kumar & Atmospheric Aerosols (PM10 Springer JanuaryProf.N.Srinivas and PM2.5) and their 2020

Influence on Air Quality inVisakhapatnam City, AndhraPradesh, India

Book Chapter Dr.V.Saritha, Manoj Nano Catalysis Process for IGI Global FebruaryKumar Karnena and Treatment of Industrial 2020Madhavi K Wastewater


15. Collaborations:

MoU was signed between GITAM, Visakhapatnam and Administrative College of India (ASCI), Hyderabad on26 April 2019 on Urban Sanitation including the Field of Faecal Sludge and Septage Management. Prof. G BalaSubramanyam, Administrative Staff College of India represented ASCI.



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Department of Electronics and Physics

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Electronics and Physics, GIS, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. K. V. Ramesh


B.Sc., Physical Science

B.Sc ., M.E.CS

M.Sc. Electronic Science

M.Sc. Physics

M.Phil. & Ph.D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 3 - 3 4 2 6 16 2 18 23 4 27







1. Dr.P Sarita Mr. J. Chandra Sekhar Investigation of Elements in Anti- JuneRao Diabetic and Anti-Cancer Medicinal 2019

Plants using PIXE and ICP-MS

2. Dr.P Sarita Mr. B.G. Naidu Trace Elemental Analysis in Blood DecemberSerum and Tissues of Breast Cancer 2019Patients using Analytical Techniques




Guest Lectures 03

125






Guest Lectures 3



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.V.Saikiran Fabrication of high k- DST Dec Dec 26,32,000dielectric oxidelayers with 2019 2021embedded semiconduct-ornano particles for flashmemory device applicationsand their enginnering byion beam irradiation

2 Dr.T.Durga Rao Investigation of multiferroic UGC (Startup Jun Jun 10,00,000properties and threshold Grant) 2019 2021switching effects in strainand cation-engineeredBiFeO3 thin films

3 Dr.B.Satti Babu Development of lead free UGC (Startup May May 10,00,000based piezoelectric Grant) 2019 2021composites for actuatorapplications

4 Dr.K.Lakshun Understanding the UGC (Startup May May 10,00,000Naidu Surface Enhanced Grant) 2019 2021

Raman Scattering(Charge Transfer vsElectromagneticEnhancement) fromGraphene RelatedMaterials Intendedfor Bio-SensingApplication


126

5 Dr.Saikiran Studies of the UGC (Startup May May 10,00,000Vadavalli semiconductor / Grant) 2019 2021

metal nanoparticlessandwiched betweenhigh-k dielectricoxide layers formemory applicationsand their modificationby ion beam irradiation



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.P. Saritha Multi elemental mapping UGC DAE CSR Feb March 7,46,000of blood serum of 2017 2020diabetes mellitus patientsusing synchrotron radiationbased x-ray fluorescencetechnique.








Book Dr.C.Kavitha New Advances in Science The University of Nov 2019Papua New Guinea,Papua New Guinea.978-9980- 902-29-0

Book chapter Dr.P.Saritha PIXE analysis of blood serum IAEA Vol 50 (29) 2019of breast cancer patients p. 139undergoing chemotherapy,International NuclearInformation System




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1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Mathematics, GIS, Visakhapatnam

2. Year of Establishment: Engg. Mathematics-1980, Applied Mathematics-2003

3. Name of the Head: Prof. N. Ravi Shankar


B.Sc. (Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science)


M.Phil. Applied Mathematics

Ph.D. Applied Mathematics




Faculty with Ph.D. 2 - 2 3 5 8 15 5 20 20 10 30

Faculty with out - - - - - - 1 1 02 1 1 2Ph.D.




1. Prof.Shiv Prasad Yadav Professor, Department of MathematicsMathematics, IIT Roorkee


Name of the Faculty Title of Thesis Name of the University Month and YearMember of AwardMr. B. Ravi Kumar Elliptic Curve Cryptography Andhra University December 2019



1. Dr. Ch. Suneetha Ms. B. Sireesha Application of Elliptic Curves and Augustsome other Mathematical 2019Techniques in Cryptosystems

2. Dr. V. Sireesha Ms. K. Himabindu A Study of Multi Attribute Group AugustDecision Making Problems in the 2019Frame Work of Interval ValuedTrapezoidal Instutionistic FuzzyNumbers


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3. Dr.V.Yogeswara Mr.Ch.Ramasanyasi Rao A study of Fs-set functions- Octoberimages and inverse images 2019of Fs-sets



Workshop 01






Workshop 01

Guest Lecture 01











Book Dr. P.Sundarayya Partial Orders on a C- LAMBERT Academic Januaryalgerbra Publishing 2020

Book Dr. T. Surendra Using Mathematical LAMBERT Academic MarchMethods Finding Publishing Company, 2020Physical Properties of GermanyMagnetite

Book chapter Dr. K. Aruna Kumari A Discussion Of Hausdorff Spaces Book MarchProperty on FS-Cartesian publisher 2020Product Topological international

iv.Patents Filed : Nil

15.Collaborations: Nil

16.Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil

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Department of Microbiology and Food Science & Technology

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Microbiology and Food Science & Technology, GIS, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. Y. Vimala


B.Sc. Hons. Food Technology

M.Sc. Microbiology

M.Sc. Food Science and Technology

M.Phil. Microbiology

M. Phil. Food science and Technology

Ph.D. Microbiology

Ph.D. Food Science and Technology




Faculty with Ph.D. 1 1 2 0 2 2 1 8 9 2 11 13





1 Mr. Sai Srinivas Chintada Adjunct Faculty Food Technology




1. Dr. Ch. Pavana Mr. Ranjith Kumar Titatnium implant stem cell AugustJyothi Indarapu biocomplexes for guided tissue 2019

regeneration

2. Dr. P Lalitha Ms. A. Haritha Effect of Trichoderma viride on Septembergrowth, yield and 4-Hydroxy 2019isoleucine content of fenugreek(Trigonella foenum graecum)


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3. Prof. R. Gyana Mr. J. Sri Krishna Microbial dynamics of pharmaceutical SeptemberPrasuna Chaitnaya clean rooms with a new disinfectant 2019

cycle

4. Dr. Ch. Pavana Reethu Narayanan Production and Partial Purification of JanuaryJyothi Bacteriocin Against Listeria Monocy- 2020

togenes from Probiotic BacteriaEnterococcus faecium

10. Recharging programs organized by the department :




Workshop 1

Guest Lecture 1

Others 2






From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. P.V.Giridhar Production of high titers of UGC 2019 2021 10,00,000polyhydroxybutyrate formaking biodegradable filmfor food packaging

2. Dr. P.Vidyullatha Characterization of latency UGC 2019 2021 10,00,000associated genes to identifypotential targets for thetreatment of tuberculosis

3. Dr. P.Vidyullatha Identification of latency DST 2019 2021 32,26,340associated genes aspotential targets for thetreatment of tuberculosis

4. Prof.R.G.Prasuna Cyanobacterial Biodiversity R& D in Earth 2017 2020 39,33,000Studies in The Regional and AtmosphericMangroves Sciences, Ministry

of Earth Sciences

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Book Chapter Dr Lalitha Pappu Development of a Myco- Educreation Augustpesticide Formulation publishing 2019

Book Chapter Pavana Jyothi Bioconversion of Biomass of Springer OctoberCherukuri, Rajani Biofuel Using Fungal Nature 2019Chowdary Akkina Consortium

iii. Patents : Nil





1 B.Sc (Hons.)(Chemistry)BATCH-I 5 5 2 40.00 2019-20 I

2 B.Sc (Hons.)(Chemistry)BATCH-I 5 5 5 100.00 2019-20 II

3 B.Sc (Hons.)(Chemistry)BATCH-I 26 26 18 69.23 2018-19 III

4 B.Sc (Hons.)(Chemistry)BATCH-I 26 26 23 88.46 2018-19 IV

5 B.Sc (Hons.)(Chemistry)BATCH-I 71 71 62 87.32 2017-18 V

6 B.Sc (Hons.)(Chemistry)BATCH-I 71 71 62 87.32 2017-18 VI

7 B.Sc (Hons.)(Chemistry)BATCH-II 52 52 50 96.15 2016-17 V

8 B.Sc (Hons.)(Chemistry)BATCH-II 144 144 122 84.72 2016-17 VI

9 B.Sc(Hons.)(Chemistry)BATCH-II 52 52 50 96.15 2017-18 V

10 B.Sc ( Mathematics Science) 42 42 17 40.48 2019-20 I

11 B.Sc ( Mathematics Science) 42 42 28 66.67 2019-20 II

12 B.Sc ( Mathematics Science) 39 39 23 58.97 2018-19 III

13 B.Sc ( Mathematics Science) 39 39 38 97.44 2018-19 IV

14 B.Sc ( Mathematics Sci ence) 50 50 46 92.00 2017-18 V


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15 B.Sc ( Mathematics Science) 50 50 45 90.00 2017-18 VI

16 B.Sc ( Physical Science) 73 73 31 42.47 2019-20 I

17 B.Sc ( Physical Science) 73 73 63 86.30 2019-20 II

18 B.Sc ( Physical Science) 46 46 27 58.70 2018-19 III

19 B.Sc ( Physical Science) 46 46 43 93.48 2018-19 IV

20 B.Sc ( Physical Science) 70 70 64 91.43 2017-18 V

21 B.Sc ( Physical Science) 7 70 65 92.86 2017-18 VI

22 B.Sc (Biochem., Microbio,Bioinfo.) 32 32 27 84.38 2019-20 I

23 B.Sc (Biochem., Microbio,Bioinfo.) 32 32 32 10.00 2019-20 II

24 B.Sc (Biochem., Microbio,Bioinfo.) 10 10 10 100.00 2018-19 III

25 B.Sc (Biochem., Microbio,Bioinfo.) 10 10 10 100.00 2018-19 IV

26 B.Sc (Biochem., Microbio,Bioinfo.) 7 7 7 100.00 2017-18 V

27 B.Sc (Biochem., Microbio,Bioinfo.) 7 7 7 100.00 2017-18 VI

28 B.Sc (Biochem,Bioinfo and Chemi) 7 7 7 100.00 2018-19 III

29 B.Sc (Biochem,Bioinfo and Chemi) 7 7 7 100.00 2018-19 IV

30 B.Sc (Biotech., Chemi & Microbio) 57 57 36 63.16 2019-20 I

31 B.Sc (Biotech., Chemi & Microbio) 57 57 48 84.21 2019-20 II

32 B.Sc (Biotech., Chemi & Microbio) 43 43 25 58.14 2018-19 III

33 B.Sc (Biotech., Chemi & Microbio) 43 43 40 93.02 2018-19 IV

34 B.Sc (Hons.) Food Technology 53 53 37 69.81 2019-20 I

35 B.Sc (Hons.) Food Technology 53 53 53 100.00 2019-20 II

36 B.Sc (Hons.) Food Technology 46 46 45 97.83 2018-19 III

37 B.Sc (Hons.) Food Technology 46 46 45 97.83 2018-19 IV

38 B.Sc (Math.,Electro & Comp. Scie) 31 31 10 32.26 2019-20 I

39 B.Sc (Math.,Electro & Comp. Scie) 31 31 20 64.52 2019-20 II

40 B.Sc (Math.,Electro & Comp. Scie) 14 14 9 64.29 2018-19 III

41 B.Sc (Math.,Electro & Comp. Scie) 14 14 13 92.86 2018-19 IV

42 Bachelor of Computer Applications 96 96 37 38.54 2019-20 I

43 Bachelor of Computer Applications 95 95 78 82.11 2019-20 II

44 Bachelor of Computer Applications 61 61 53 86.89 2018-19 III

45 Bachelor of Computer Applications 61 61 61 100.00 2018-19 IV

46 Bachelor of Computer Applications 60 60 57 95.00 2017-18 V

47 Bachelor of Computer Applications 60 60 59 98.33 2017-18 VI

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48 Bachelor of Environmental Mgmt. 13 13 12 92.31 2019-20 I

49 Bachelor of Environmental Mgmt. 13 13 12 92.31 2019-20 II

50 Bachelor of Environmental Mgmt. 12 12 1 83.33 2018-19 III

51 Bachelor of Environmental Mgmt. 12 12 9 75.00 2018-19 IV

52 Bachelor of Environmental Mgmt. 12 12 12 100.00 2017-18 V

53 Bachelor of Environmental Mgmt. 12 12 12 100.00 2017-18 VI

54 Int. M.Sc - Bio - Technology 24 24 12 87.50 2019-20 I

55 Int. M.Sc - Bio - Technology 24 24 17 70.83 2019-20 II

56 Int. M.Sc - Bio - Technology 32 32 28 87.50 2018-19 III

57 Int. M.Sc - Bio - Technology 32 32 30 93.75 2018-19 IV

58 Int. M.Sc - Bio - Technology 26 26 23 88.46 2017-18 V

59 Int. M.Sc - Bio - Technology 26 26 25 96.15 2017-18 VI

60 Int. M.Sc - Chemistry (Non CBCS) 51 51 32 62.75 2018-19 III

61 Int. M.Sc - Chemistry (Non CBCS) 51 51 47 92.16 2018-19 IV

62 Int. M.Sc - Chemistry (Non CBCS) 51 51 49 94.23 2017-18 V

63 Int. M.Sc - Chemistry (Non CBCS) 51 50 49 96.08 2017-18 VI

2. PG Programs:


1 Int. M.Sc - Bio - Technology 13 13 12 92.31 2016-17 VII

2 Int. M.Sc - Bio - Technology 13 13 11 84.62 2016-17 VIII

3 Int. M.Sc - Bio - Technology 17 17 17 100.00 2015-16 IX

4 Int. M.Sc - Bio - Technology 17 17 17 100.00 2015-16 X

5 Int. M.Sc-Chemistry(Non CBCS) 49 40 34 69.39 2016-17 VII

6 Int. M.Sc-Chemistry(Non CBCS) 2016-17 VIII

7 Int. M.Sc-Chemistry(Non CBCS) 48 48 47 97.92 2015-16 IX

8 Int. M.Sc-Chemistry(Non CBCS) 48 48 47 97.92 2015-16 X

9 M.Sc (DataScience ) 44 44 31 70.45 2019-20 I

10 M.Sc (DataScience ) 43 43 41 95.35 2019-20 II

11 M.Sc (DataScience ) 18 18 18 100.00 2018-19 III

12 M.Sc (DataScience ) 18 18 18 100.00 2018-19 IV

13 M.Sc (Analytical Chemistry) 7 7 5 71.43 2019-20 I

14 M.Sc (Analytical Chemistry) 7 7 7 100.00 2019-20 II

15 M.Sc (Analytical Chemistry) 6 6 6 100.00 2018-19 III


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16 M.Sc (Analytical Chemistry) 6 6 6 100.00 2018-19 IV

17 M.Sc (Applied Mathematics) 10 10 7 70.00 2019-20 I

18 M.Sc (Applied Mathematics) 9 9 9 100.00 2019-20 II

19 M.Sc (Applied Mathematics) 6 6 6 100.00 2018-19 III

20 M.Sc (Applied Mathematics) 6 6 6 100.00 2018-19 IV

21 M.Sc (Bio - Chemistry) 7 7 7 100.00 2018-19 III

22 M.Sc (Bio - Chemistry) 7 7 7 100.00 2018-19 IV

23 M.Sc (Bio - Informatics) 5 5 5 100.00 2018-19 III

24 M.Sc (Bio - Informatics) 5 5 5 100.00 2018-19 IV

25 M.Sc (Bio - Technology) 29 29 25 86.21 2019-20 I

26 M.Sc (Bio - Technology) 29 29 27 93.10 2019-20 II

27 M.Sc (Bio - Technology) 30 30 30 100.00 2018-19 III

28 M.Sc (Bio - Technology) 30 30 30 100.00 2018-19 IV

29 M.Sc (Electronics) 7 7 6 85.71 2019-20 I

30 M.Sc (Electronics) 7 7 7 100.00 2019-20 II

31 M.Sc (Electronics) 9 9 8 88.89 2018-19 III

32 M.Sc (Electronics) 8 8 8 100.00 2018-19 IV

33 M.Sc (Environmental Science) 16 16 15 93.75 2019-20 I

34 M.Sc (Environmental Science) 16 16 16 100.00 2019-20 II

35 M.Sc (Environmental Science) 6 6 6 100.00 2018-19 III

36 M.Sc (Environmental Science) 6 6 5 83.33 2018-19 IV

37 M.Sc (Food Science Technology) 58 58 54 93.10 2019-20 I

38 M.Sc (Food Science Technology) 58 58 58 100.00 2019-20 II

39 M.Sc (Food Science Technology) 47 47 47 100.00 2018-19 III

40 M.Sc (Food Science Technology) 47 47 47 100.00 2018-19 IV

41 M.Sc (Microbiology) 37 37 36 97.30 2019-20 I

42 M.Sc (Microbiology) 37 37 37 100.00 2019-20 II

43 M.Sc (Microbiology) 33 33 33 100.00 2018-19 III

44 M.Sc (Microbiology) 33 33 33 100.00 2018-19 IV

45 M.Sc (Organic Chemistry) 8 8 5 62.50 2019-20 I

46 M.Sc (Organic Chemistry) 8 8 8 100.00 2019-20 II

47 M.Sc (Organic Chemistry) 10 10 10 100.00 2018-19 III

48 M.Sc (Organic Chemistry) 10 10 10 100.00 2018-19 IV

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49 M.Sc (Physics) 14 14 14 100.00 2019-20 I

50 M.Sc (Physics) 14 14 14 100.00 2019-20 II

51 M.Sc (Physics) 13 13 12 92.31 2018-19 III

52 M.Sc (Physics) 13 13 13 100.00 2018-19 IV

53 M.Sc (Biochem & Molecular Bio) 10 10 10 100.00 2019-20 I

54 M.Sc (Biochem & Molecular Bio) 10 10 10 100.00 2019-20 II

55 Master of Computer Applications 16 16 13 81.25 2019-20 I

56 Master of Computer Applications 16 16 14 87.50 2019-20 II

57 Master of Computer Applications 16 16 15 93.75 2018-19 III

58 Master of Computer Applications 16 16 16 100.00 2018-19 IV

59 Master of Computer Applications 26 26 26 100.00 2017-18 V

60 Master of Computer Applications 26 269 26 100.00 2017-18 VI


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9.4 GITAM Institute of Pharmacy

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM Institute of Pharmacy, Visakhapatnam


3. Principal : Prof. S. Ganapaty



UG Program

B.Pharmacy 4

PG Programs

M.Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics) 2

M.Pharmacy (Pharmaceutical Analysis) 2

M.Pharmacy (Pharmacology) 2

M.Pharmacy (Pharmaceutical Chemistry) 2

Ph.D. Programs

Ph.D. (full time) 3

Ph.D. (part time) 4


Drug Analysis 3 (Months)

Drug Regulatory Affairs 3 (Months)



M. Pharm 2019




Faculty with Ph.D. 3 1 4 1 1 2 4 6 10 8 8 16

Faculty with outPh.D. - - - - - - 1 1 2 1 1 2




137






3. Lab Assistant/Technicians 02 03 05


Total 08 04 12



1. Assistant Professor - 1 1

Total - 1 1


UG Programs


B. Pharmacy 100 77 97 100 100 374

PG Programme(M. Pharmacy )

Pharmaceutics 57 15 - - - 15

Pharmaceutical Analysis - 15 - - - 15

Pharmacology - 6 - - - 6

Pharmaceutical Chemistry - - 21 - - 21

Total 157 113 118 100 100 431

Ph.D. Programmes

S.No. Dept. 2019-20 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15 TotalAdmitted Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted


FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT T

1 GIP 3 55 2 18 - - 4 20 1 18 2 18 12 129 141

Total 3 55 2 18 - - 4 20 1 18 2 18 12 129 141


138



Mr. Suvendu Kumar Formulation and evaluation of Berhampur University July 2019Sahoo self emulsifying drug delivery

systemsMr. Naresh Panigrahi Synthesis and study of some BIRLA Institute of September

novel oxazolidinone analogs Technology, Mesra, Ranchi 2019


S. No. Name(s) of the Name of the Scholar Title of the Thesis Month andResearch Year ofSupervisor(s) Award

1. Dr.G.V.Radha Ms.V.Pallavi Design, development and characte- Decemberrization of transdermal delivery 2019systems of poorly soluble antidiabetic drugs

2. Dr.Sumanta Mondal Mr. G.Ashok Development and validation of Decemberstability indicating method for the 2019estimation of fewanti-viral andanti-cancer drugs in theirpharmaceutical dosage forms byusing liquid chromatography

3. Dr.Sumanta Mondal Mr. K.Venu Preparation and evaluation of Decembernanodosage forms of selected 2019non-steroidal anti-inflammatorydrugs and its management inoral and colorectal cancers

4. Prof.S.Raja Ms. I. Ramya A study on phytochemical Decemberanalysis, antioxidant effect, 2019cardioprotective potential andmolecular docking analysis oftwo Indian medicinal plants,Polygonum glabrum Willd.And Buddleja asiatica Lour

5. Prof.S.Ganapaty Ms. K.Padmaja Pharmacognostic, Phytochemical Januaryand Pharmacological evaluation 2020of Allmania Nodiflora, TecomaCapensis, Hibiscus Hirtus andLeea Macrophyla

6. Dr.G.V.Radha Ms. K.Lakshmi Deepthi Design, Formulation and evaluation Januaryof Colon Targeted sustained release 2020formulation of NSAIDs using DikamaliGum, a new natural polymer

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7. Prof.M.M.Annapurna Ms. K.Pramadvara Method Development, Validation and Januaryimpurity profiling of some drug 2020molecules by Liquid Chromatographyand Mass Spectrometry

8. Prof.S.Raja Ms. Sri Anusha Mallina Design, development and optimization Januaryof nanoparticle drug delivery systems 2020for selected anticancer andantiinflammatory drugs

9. Prof.S.Ganapaty Ms. Kiran S Divi Phytochemical and Biological studies Februaryon some Indian Medicinal plants of 2020North Coastal Districts of AndhraPradesh State



Guest Lectures 10





Workshops 03

Guest Lecture 01

Others 04






i. Research Papers Published 70 47 117

ii. Presentation of papers in Conferences 03 - 03



Book Chapter Dr.Rabinarayan Parhi Molecular Pharmaceutics:Nano Woodhead May 2019technology and targeted drug Publishingdelivery systems – ELSEVIER


140

Book Chapter Dr.Rabinarayan Parhi Application of chitin and CRC Press July 2019chitosan in drug delivery

Book Dr.R.Santosh Kumar A text book of chronothera- Lap Lambert July 2019peutic systems for cardiova- Academicscular diseases Publisher

Book Dr.R.Santosh Kumar A text book of controlled Lap Lambert Augustdrug delivery systems Academic 2019

Publisher

Book Dr.R.Santosh Kumar A text book of pharmaceutical Lap Lambert Septembersuspensions and novel Academic 2019suspending agents Publisher

Book Dr.O.Prabhakar Cerebroprotective effect of Lambert MarchResveratrol: A Bioflavonoid Academic 2020

publishingISBN: 9786200-787538.

iv. Patents:


International)

1. Dr.Annammadevi G.S. A composition for treatment of Indian 201941032611 Novel PatentHuman Immuno Deficiency Virus Services Private Limited

dated 12/08/2019

2. Dr.Annammadevi G.S. SBE beta- Cyclodextrin encap- Indian TEMP/E-1/47129/2019-CHE;sulated phytosomal composition Novel Patent Servicesof Phyto-constituents Private Limited dated 3/11/

2019

3. Dr.Annammadevi G.S. HP beta- Cyclodextrin encap- Indian TEMP/E-1/52141/2019-CHE;sulated phytosomal composition Novel Patent Servicesof Phyto-constituents Private Limited dated 3/12/

2019

4. Dr.G.V.Radha Nano bio-hybrid metforming Indian 201941052202 Novel Patentcompositions for treating non- Services Private Limitedinsulin dependent diabetes dated 19/12/2019mellitus

5. Dr.R.Santosh Kumar Starch glycolate - a novel carrier Indian 202041005707; Indianemployed in solid dispersions for Patent, dated 10/02/2020Enhancement of solubility as wellas dissolution rate of ActivePharmaceutical Ingredients,belonging to BCS class II

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19. Collaborations:

MoU between Divis Laboratories, Visakhapatnam and GITAM Institute of Pharmacy was entered into on19 March 2020. The objective of the MoU is to engage in an effort to consider the long term benefits of sharingknowledge between each other and to establish an academic collaboration by undertaking the responsibilityto train / recruit the required technical manpower with educational background of the Program. After the completionof the M.Pharm programme, the candidates will be absorbed in the Company.



S. No. Branch_Name Registered Appeared Passed % Pass Batch Semester

1. B. Pharmacy 84 84 78 92.86 19-20 I

2. B. Pharmacy 84 84 72 85.71 19-20 II

3. B. Pharmacy 94 94 76 80.85 18-19 III

4. B. Pharmacy 94 94 76 80.85 18-19 IV

5. B. Pharmacy 91 91 82 90.11 17-18 V

6. B. Pharmacy 91 91 85 93.41 17-18 VI

7. B. Pharmacy 97 97 94 96.91 16-17 VII

8. B. Pharmacy 97 97 96 98.97 16-17 VIII

2. PG Programs:


1 Pharmaceutical Analysis 15 15 14 93.33 19-20 I

2 Pharmaceutics 15 15 13 86.67 19-20 I

3 Pharmacology 6 6 4 66.67 19-20 I

4 Pharmaceutical Analysis 13 13 13 100.00 18-19 III

5 Pharmaceutics 7 7 6 85.71 18-19 III

6 Pharmaceutical Analysis 13 13 13 100.00 18-19 IV

7 Pharmaceutics 7 7 6 85.71 18-19 IV


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9.5 GITAM School of Architecture

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM School of Architecture, Visakhapatnam


3. Director Dr. K. Mohan

Deputy Director Ar. Ravindra Patnayaka

4. Programs Offered


UG Program

Bachelor of Architecture (B. Arch.) 5

PG Program

M. of Arch. (Sustainable Architecture) 2


Curriculum B. Arch. (CBCS mode) 2017, 2018

M. Arch. 2018




Faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 3 - 3

Faculty with outPh.D. 2 - 2 5 1 6 11 9 20 18 10 28



1. Architecture Dr. K. Mohan



1. Ar.Venkata Krishna Rao P Practicing Architect Visiting Faculty

2. Ar.Emandi Vijay Bhaskar Practicing Architect Visiting Faculty

3. Ar. K.Ramesh Naidu Practicing Architect Visiting Faculty

4. Ar. Namrata Patnaik Practicing Architect Visiting Faculty

5. Ar. Subramanaya Practicing Architect Visiting FacultySivaram Achanta

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6 Ar. Suresh Kumar Bandaru Practicing Architect Visiting Faculty

7 Ar. Tulasi Ram Palli Practicing Architect Visiting Faculty

8 Ar.G.Ravi Kiran Practicing Architect Visiting Faculty

9 Ar.P.R.Bheema Linge- Practicing Architect Visiting Facultyshwara Rao

10 Ar. B.M.N. Chkravyarthy Practicing Architect Visiting Faculty

11 Ar.U. Jaya Surya Practicing Architect Visiting Faculty

12 Ar.Sandeep Kumar Bandaru Practicing Architect Visiting Faculty



1. Sr. Assistant - 1 1

2. Jr. Assistant - 1 1

3. Technician 1 - 1



6. Attendant 1 - 1

Total 4 2 6



1 Professor 1 - 1


Total 04 03 07



B. Arch. 80 48 60 60 52 51 271

M.Arch. 20 20 20 - - - 40

Total 100 68 80 60 52 51 311

12. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty: Nil13. Research Guidance by Faculty: Nil14. Recharging Programs Organized by the School :



Workshops 7

Guest Lectures 5


144





Workshops 2

Guest Lecture 1




17. Consultancy Projects by faculty:


From To (Rs.)

Prof.KVGD Balaji, GIT& Structural Design of Studio Ideal Sep. Oct 23600Er.T.Santhosh RCC Apartment (S+G+4) Architecture, Vizag 2019 2019Kumar, SoA

Prof.KVGD Balaji, GIT& Structural Design of Maheswari Oct Nov 23600Er.T.Santhosh RCC Apartment (G+3) Constructions, 2019 2019Kumar, SoA Visakhapatnam

Prof.KVGD Balaji, GIT& Structural Design of Sudhakar Dec Jan 23600Er.T.Santhosh RCC Apartment (S+G+3) Architects 2019 2020Kumar, SoA

Prof.KVGD Balaji, GIT& Structural Design of AR Designers & Dec Jan 23600Er.T.Santhosh RCC Apartment Architects 2019 2020Kumar, SoA & Er.K. (S+G+2)Chitti Babu, SoA

Prof.KVGD Balaji, GIT& Structural Design of Sri AVVS Rama Feb March 35400Er.T.Santhosh RCC Apartment krishna Jogi 2020 2020Kumar, SoA, & (S+G+4)Er.K.Chitti BabuSoA




ii Presentation of papers in Conferences 12 7 19iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published : Nil


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1 B. Architecture 50 50 26 52.00 19-20 I

2 B. Architecture 50 50 45 90.00 19-20 II

3 B. Architecture 57 57 42 73.68 18-19 III

4 B. Architecture 57 56 54 96.43 18-19 IV

5 B. Architecture 56 56 50 89.29 17-18 V

6 B. Architecture 56 55 54 98.18 17-18 VI

7 B. Architecture 51 51 42 82.35 16-17 VII

8 B. Architecture 51 51 51 100.00 16-17 VIII

9 B. Architecture 50 50 44 88.00 15-16 IX & X

2. PG Programs:


1 M. Architecture 20 20 20 100 19-20 I

2 M. Architecture 20 20 19 95 19-20 II

3 M. Architecture 20 20 20 100 18-19 III

4 M. Architecture 20 20 20 100 18-19 IV


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9.6 GITAM School of Law

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM School of Law, Visakhapatnam


3. Director : Prof. (Dr.) R. Anita Rao

4. Programs offered


UG Programs

5 year integrated BBA.LLB (Hons.) 5

5 year integrated BA.LLB (Hons.) 5

3 year LL.B 3

PG Programs

IPR & Cyber Law 1

Corporate Law 1

Intellectual Property Rights 2

Alternative Dispute Resolution 2

Ph.D Programs

Full Time 3

Part Time 4


Curriculum 5 year Integrated BBA.LLB (Hons.) 2019

5 year Integrated BA.LLB (Hons.) 2019

3 year LL.B 2019




Faculty with Ph.D. 1 1 2 - 2 2 1 - 1 2 3 05




1 Law Prof.R.Anita Rao

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1. Prof.Bhavani Prasad Panda, Visiting Faculty Criminal LawFormer VC, MaharashtraNational Law University

2. Prof. (Dr.) A. Rajendra Visiting Faculty Commercial LawPrasad, Former VC AcharyaNagarjuna University andPrincipal, Andhra University

3. Prof. (Dr.) V.Rajyalakshmi Visiting Faculty International LawAndhra University

4. Prof. (Dr.) V.Kesava Rao Visiting Faculty Commercial & Labour LawsVice Chancellor,NUSRL Ranchi

5. Prof. A. Laxminath Honorary Faculty Constitutional LawFormer Vice ChancellorChanakya National LawUniversity, Patna







Total 05 - 05





Total 09 06 15


Programme Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year TotalBA.LLB (Hons) 60 50 14 15 10 7 96BBA.LLB(Hons) 60 46 37 25 20 9 137LLB (Hons) 60 3 3 3 - - 9LLM (IPR) 60 2 2 - - - 4LLM (ADR) 60 1 1 - - - 2Total 340 102 57 43 30 16 248


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Ph.D. Programmes

S.No. Dept. 2019-20 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15 TotalAdmitted Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted


FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT T

1 Law - 13 - - - - - - - - - - - 13 13

Total - 13 - - - - - - - - - - - 13 13







Workshop 01

Guest Lectures 11






Workshops 04






i Research Papers Published 04 --- 04

ii Presentation of papers in Conferences 17 --- 17iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published : Nil

iv. Patents : Nil19. Collaborations: MoU with NLSIU, Bangalore20. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil

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EXAMINATION RESULTS1. Law Programs:


1. 5 Yr. Int. B.A., LL.B. (H) 50 48 31 64.58 2019-20 I

2. 5 Yr. Int. B.A., LL.B. (H) 15 14 11 78.57 2018-19 III

3. 5 Yr. Int. B.A., LL.B. (H) 11 11 8 72.73 2017-18 V

4. 5 Yr. Int. B.A., LL.B. (H) 9 9 9 100.00 2016-17 VII

5. 5 Yr. Int. B.A., LL.B. (H) 10 10 10 100.00 2015-16 IX

6. 5 Yr. Int. B.A., LL.B. (H) 10 10 10 100.00 2015-16 X

7. 5 Yr. Int. B.B.A., LL.B.(H) 49 49 30 61.22 2019-20 I

8. 5 Yr. Int. B.B.A., LL.B. (H) 37 37 26 70.27 2018-19 III

9. 5 Yr. Int. B.B.A., LL.B. (H) 23 23 22 95.65 2017-18 V

10. 5 Yr. Int. B.B.A., LL.B. (H) 18 18 16 88.89 2016-17 VII

11. 5 Yr. Int. B.B.A., LL.B. (H) 12 12 10 83.33 2015-16 IX

12. 5 Yr. Int. B.B.A., LL.B. (H) 12 12 12 100.00 2015-16 X

13 Three Year LL.B.(Hons.) 5 5 4 80.00 2019-20 I

14 Three Year LL.B.(Hons.) 3 2 2 100.00 2018-19 III

15 Three Year LL.B.(Hons.) 2 2 2 100.00 2017-18 V

16 Three Year LL.B.(Hons.) 2 2 2 100.00 2017-18 VI


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9.7 GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & ResearchVisakhapatnam


3. Principal : Dr. I. Jyothi Padmaja

Vice Principals : Dr. M Jaiprakash Babu, Vice-Principal (Admin)

Dr. B.K. Durga Prasad, Vice-Principal (Academic)



UG Program

MBBS 4½ Years + 12 months internship


Curriculum 1st MBBS 2019-2020 (As per MCI)


Professor Associate Asst. Tutors TotalProfessor Professor SRs,JRs&Others


Faculty with Ph.D. 01 01 02 01 - 01 - 01 01 - - - 02 02 04

Faculty with out 25 11 36 21 16 37 38 37 75 59 49 108 143 113 256Ph.D.Total 26 12 38 22 16 38 38 38 76 59 49 108 145 115 260

7. List of Departments and Names of the Heads of the Departments / Chairpersons - BoS:


1. Dept. of Anatomy Dr. A Hima Bindu

2. Dept. of Biochemistry Dr. D S S Girijavani Dr. M Jaiprakash Babu

3. Dept. of Physiology Dr. G Subbarao

4. Dept. of Pharmacology Dr. B Ramesh Dr. P. Hema Prakash Kumari

5. Dept. of Microbiology Dr. P. Hema Prakash Kumari

6. Dept. of Pathology Dr. K Prasad Reddy

7. Dept. of Forensic Medicine Dr. T. V. Nagaraja

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8. Dept. of ENT Dr. S. K. E. Appa Rao Dr. T. Jayaraj

9. Dept. of Ophthalmology Dr. T. Jayaraj

10. Dept. of CommunityMedicine Dr. Sanjeev Kumar

11. Dept. of General Medicine Dr. M.S. N. Murthy Dr. M.S. N. Murthy

12. Dept. of General Surgery Dr. P. Mohan Patro

13 Dept. of Orthopedics Dr. G Rajasekhararao

14. Dept. of Obstrestics & Dr. Tatapudi RadhaGyneacology

15. Dept. of Paediatrics Dr. Y V Harischandra

16. Dept. of Dermatology Dr. K. Anand Rao -

17. Dept. of Anaesthesia Dr. D. Vijaya Kumar Rao -

18. Dept. of Psychiatry Dr. N. Sri Krishna -

19. Dept. of Respiratory Dr. K. Raju -Medicine

20. Dept. of Radiology Dr. B. K. Durga Prasad -



1. Dr. T. Ravi Raju Distinguished Professor Nephrology

2. Dr. Rajesh Ramalingam Distinguished Professor MD, GSK, Mumbai

3. Mr. M. Sampath Kumar Distinguished Professor Alera Medical pvt.ltd

4. Dr. Ritez Kumar Distinguished Professor State University ofNew York, USA

5. Mr. Sreedhar Distinguished Professor Commercial DirectorMaveric Solutions

6. Dr. Jessy John Alexander Distinguished Professor State University ofNew York, USA

7. Dr. C. V. Rao Distinguished Professor MD, DM (Card) Care Hospitals

8. Dr. Karthik Mikkilineni Distinguished Professor MD FACVS, RPVI, US

9. Dr. Siba Sankar Dalai Distinguished Professor MD, Interventional Radiologist

10. Dr. Suresh Kumar Distinguished Professor MD, DM, NeurophysicianSeven Hills Hospital


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1 Aaya 0 40 40

2 ANM 0 19 19

3 Arogya-Sri In-charge 1 0 1

4 Artist 1 0 1

5 Assistant Manager 1 0 1

6 Assistant Nursing Superintendent 0 3 3

7 Assistant Public Relation Officer 1 0 1

8 Assistant Registrar of Medical Records 1 0 1

9 Asst. Librarian 1 0 1

10 Attendant 11 2 13

11 Attendant (Cleaner) 1 0 1

12 Attender cum Driver 1 0 1

13 Audio Visual Aid Operator 1 0 1

14 Bio-Medical Technician 1 0 1

15 Blood Bank Technician 0 1 1

16 Cardiology Technician 1 1 2

17 Civil Works Supervisor Grade-II 1 0 1

18 Computer Operator 0 1 1

19 CSSD Assistant 1 0 1

20 CSSD Technician 2 0 2

21 CT Technician 1 0 1

22 DBCS Coordinator 1 0 1

23 Deputy Nursing Superintendent 0 4 4

24 Deputy Registrar 0 1 1

25 Dhobi 3 0 3

26 Dialysis Technician 3 0 3

27 Dietitian 0 1 1

28 Driver 6 0 6

29 ECG Technician 1 0 1

30 Facility Manager 1 0 1

31 Female Nurse Orderly 0 21 21

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32 General Manager - Human Resource 1 0 1

33 House Keeping Supervisor 1 0 1

34 Jr.Assistant 18 19 37

35 Junior Lab Technician 1 0 1

36 Lab Attendant 1 1 2

37 Lab Technician 35 16 51

38 Library Assistant 0 2 2

39 Lift Boy 7 0 7

40 Male Nurse Orderly 16 0 16

41 Manager 2 0 2

42 Medical Gas Assistant 2 0 2

43 Medico Social Worker 2 0 2

44 Nurse Practitioner Critical Care 0 6 6

45 Nursing Sister 0 15 15

46 Nursing Superintendent 0 1 1

47 Operation Theatre Assistant 8 8 16

48 Operation Theatre Technician 2 0 2

49 Ophthalmic Assistant 1 1 2

50 Pharmacist 9 2 11

51 Pharmacy Aid 5 0 5

52 Physiotherapist 2 0 2

53 Physiotherapy Assistant 1 0 1

54 Programmer 1 0 1

55 Public Relation Officer 1 0 1

56 Quality Control Executive 1 0 1

57 Radiographer 3 0 3

58 RD Technician 1 0 1

59 Receptionist 1 0 1

60 Receptionist(PRE) 2 3 5

61 Record Assistant 0 1 1

62 Refractionist 1 2 3

63 Sanitary Cum Safety Inspector 1 0 1


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64 Security Officer 1 0 1

65 Security Supervisor 1 0 1

66 Senior Assistant (Accounts) 1 0 1

67 Senior Blood Bank Technician 1 0 1

68 Sr. Assistant 2 1 3

69 Staff Nurse 9 199 208

70 Superintendent 0 1 1

71 Supervisor in Retail Pharmacy 1 0 1

72 Tailor 1 0 1


74 Technical Assistant Grade II 1 0 1

75 Technical Assistant of CSSD 1 0 1

76 Technical Supervisor 0 1 1

77 Technician 1 0 1

78 Temple Pujari 1 0 1

79 Thoti 3 0 3

80 Tractor Driver cum Supervisor 1 0 1

81 Tradesman - BME 1 0 1

82 Trainee Anaesthesia Technician 2 0 2

83 Trainee Technician 1 0 1

84 Ward Boy 17 0 17

85 Watchman 2 0 2

TOTAL 219 373 592



1 Professor 01 01 02



4 Senior / Junior Residents 43 28 71

5 Lecturer - 01 01

Total 49 39 88


Programme Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year TotalMBBS 150 150 - 150 150 148 598

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12. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty : Nil13. Research Guidance by Faculty : Nil14. Recharging Programs Organized by the Institute :




Workshops 02

Guest Lectures 09






Workshops 39

Guest Lectures 19

Short Term Training Program 01

Others 13



From To (Rs.)

1. Ms.N.Jhansirani Yoga and its outcome Ministry of August July 23,19,860Dr.K.ViswaKalyan based on biochemical Ayush Project 2017 2020and Dr. D.N.Rao and molecular evidences

in diabetic patients

2 Dr.T.Ravi Raju A longitudinal study of ICMR, New Delhi July June 61,22,438risk factors associated 2018 2021with decline in EGFR inPrakasam district,Andhra pradesh, India



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. T. Ravi Raju Prevalence estimation of ICMR, New Delhi 1.10.18 31.3.2019 49,81,500chronic kidney disease inSupebedapanchayat ofChattisgarh


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2. Dr.S.Chandrika, Assessment of depression ICMR-STS May Oct 20,000Ms. Divija challa, and anxiety among 2019 2019

patients with hypothy-roidism attending atTertiary care hospital

3 Dr.Sarada Occupational health problem ICMR-STS May Oct 20,000Vadlamani, and major risk factor profile 2019 2019Mr.Vamsi of non-communicableYalamanchali diseases among workers in

aqua culture industry,Visakhapatnam

4. Dr.T.Sirisha, Isolation, Identification and ICMR-STS May Oct 20,000Ms. Shaik Antibiotic susceptibility 2019 2019Nazeema pattern of bacteria from

bore water samples inand around Visakhapatnam

5. Dr. B. Ramesh A study on pharmaco- ICMR-STS May Oct 20,000Ms.Uma vigilance knowledge 2019 2019Shailendri perception and practiceRayudu among health care providers

and students of modernmedicine and allied scienceof a university inVisakhapatnam







EXAMINATION RESULTSM B B S

S.No Branch_Name Registered Appeared Passed % Pass Batch Semester

1 M.B.,B.S. 151 146 113 77.40 2017-18 II

2 M.B.,B.S. 159 147 84 57.14 2016-17 FINAL (PART-I)

3 M.B.,B.S. 109 109 88 80.73 2015-16 FINAL (PART-II)

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9.8 GITAM Institute of Nursing

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM Institute of Nursing, Visakhapatnam


3. Principal Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi



UG Program

B.Sc. Nursing 4

PG Program



Curriculum B.Sc. Nursing 2019





Faculty with Ph.D. - 2 2 - - - - - - - 2 2

Faculty with outPh.D. - - - - 2 2 - 10 10 - 12 12


S. No. Name of the Department Name of the HoD&Chair Person- BoS

1. Nursing Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi




1. Secretary to Principal - 01 01

2. Technical Assistant (Library) - 01 01

3. Attendant 01 01 02

Total 01 03 04

10. Recruitment of Teaching Staff : Nil


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Programme Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year TotalB.Sc. Nursing 100 82 100 88 28 - 298M.Sc. Nursing 10 7 10 - 17Total 110 89 110 88 28 - 315

12. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty : Nil13. Research Guidance by Faculty : Nil14. Recharging Programs Organized by the Institute : Nil15. Recharging Programs Attended by Faculty : Nil16. a. Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil b. Research Projects Completed : Nil17. Consultancy Projects by Faculty: Nil18. Research Profile of the Department:







1 B.Sc. (Nursing) 76 76 59 77.63 2018-19 I

2 B.Sc. (Nursing) 76 76 51 67.11 2017-18 II

3 B.Sc. (Nursing) 25 25 23 92.00 2016-17 III

2. UG Programs:


1 M.Sc. (NPCC) 10 10 8 80.00 2018-19 I

2 M.Sc. (NPCC) 7 7 7 100.00 2017-18 II

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9.9 GITAM School of Gandhian Studies

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM School of Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam


3. Director (I/c) : Prof. Nalini Bikkina

4. Programs offered


UG Program

B A Social Science 3

PG Programs

MA Applied Psychology 2

MA English Language & Literature 2

Research Programs

M.Phil Applied Psychology 1

Ph. D. Applied Psychology 2

M. Phil Applied Philosophy 1

Ph. D. Applied Philosophy 3

M. Phil English 1

Ph. D. English 3


Name of the Program Duration(Months)

Diploma in Advanced English 6

PG Diploma in Functional Hindi & Translation 12

Certificate Course in Gandhian Literature 3

Certificate Course in Basic English Communication 6

Certificate Course in Yoga 6

Certificate Course in Child Psychology 3

Certificate Course in Counselling Psychology 6

Certificate Course in Psychometrics 3

Certificate Programme in Soft Skills 3

Certificate Course in Telugu 3

Certificate Course in Hindi 3

Certificate Course in Sanskrit 3


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Business English Certificate Programme 3

Certificate Course in French 3

Certificate Course in German 3

Certificate Course in Chinese Mandarin 3

Certificate Course in Spanish 3

Certificate Course in Japanese 3


Curriculum BA Social Science 2019

MA Applied Psychology 2019

6. Number of Faculty :



Faculty with Ph.D. 1 2 3 - 6 6 15 16 31 16 24 40

Faculty with outPh.D. - - - - - - - 1 1 - 1 1




2. Humanities and Social Sciences Dr. A. Sasikala

3. English Prof. C. Pradgna




2. Lab Assistant 0 1 1

3. Attenders 1 1 2

Total 3 2 5



1. Associate Professor 0 1 1


Total 1 2 3

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BA (Social Science) 30 35 26 30 - - 91

M.Sc. (Applied Psycho.) 30 40 18 - - - 58

M.A English 10 9 4 - - - 13

Total 70 84 48 30 - - 162

Ph.D. Programs




1 Applied 3 2 - - - - - - - 1 - -Philosophy

2 AppliedPsychology 5 3 - 4 - - 2 1 - 3 - 5

3 English 3 7 - - - - - - - - - -

Total 11 12 - 4 - - 2 1 - 4 - 5

11. Significant Achievements : Nil


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Department of Humanities & Social Sciences

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Humanities & Social Sciences, GSGS, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. Sasikala. A.S

4. Program on Offer:

BA Social Science




Faculty with Ph.D. - - - - - - 4 4 8 4 4 8














Workshops 2

Guest Lectures 4




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Book Chapter Sasikala.A.S Gandhian Environmentalism: GRI-DU August 2019A Theoretical Perspective

Book Sasikala A S Towards a new age of non DK Printworld October 2019S. Sushma Raj -violence

Book Chapter S.Srinivas Relevance of Gandhian Ideals DK Printworld October 2019in the 21st Century GlobalAffairs

Book Chapter A.Vamsi Krushna Gandhian Economics DK Printworld October 2019



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Department of Applied Psychology

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Applied Psychology, GSGS, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. N. Deepa Mohan


M.Sc. Applied Psychology

M.A. Applied Psychology




Faculty with Ph.D. - 1 1 - 2 2 - 3 3 - 6 6






Ms. Georgitta Joseph Eye tracking study of visual attention Andhra University Septemberto animals in children with autism 2019



Award

1. Prof. K. Ashok Mr. P. Ravi A Comprehensive Investigation 2019on the Attitudes andPerceptions of Public SectorUndertaking Employeestowards OrganizationalChange



Workshops 2

Guest Lectures 4

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Workshop 1

Guest Lectures 10



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. N. Jhansi Yoga and its outcome AYUSH October Sept. 23,19,860Rani based on Biochemical & 2017 2020

Molecular Evidences inDiabetic Patients






ii Presentation of papers in Conferences 1 - 1iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published : Nil

iv. Patents Filed : Nil15. Collaborations: Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil


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1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: English, GSGS, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. C. Pradgna


MA English Language and Literature




Faculty with Ph.D. 1 1 2 0 4 4 10 8 18 11 13 24

Faculty with out - - - - - - - 1 1 - 1 1Ph.D.





Mr. K. Jaipal Das An Evaluative and Remedial Teaching Andhra Octoberof Spoken English to the Students of University 2019Engineering Colleges in VisakhapatnamDistrict.




Workshops 3




Workshops 5

Guest Lectures 2

12 a. Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil



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ii Presentation of papers in Conferences - 01 01iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published : Nil

iv. Patents Filed : Nil15. Collaborations: Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Dr. Rositta Joseph, Assistant Professor, Department of Englishwas awarded the Visiting Fellowship for a research project by the Institute of Advanced Studies in the Humanities,Edinburgh University, UK.

EXAMINATION RESULTS1. UG Programs :


1 BA (SOCIAL SCIENCE) 35 35 18 51.42 2019-2020 I

2 BA (SOCIAL SCIENCE) 35 35 27 77.14 2019-2020 II

3 BA (SOCIAL SCIENCE) 23 23 18 78.26 2018-2019 III

4 BA (SOCIAL SCIENCE) 23 23 21 91.30 2018-2019 IV

5 BA (SOCIAL SCIENCE) 30 30 26 86.67 2017-2018 V

6 BA (SOCIAL SCIENCE) 30 30 26 86.66 2017-2018 VI

2. PG Programs :


1 MA (APPLIED PSY.) 40 40 31 77.50 2019-2020 I

2 MA (APPLIED PSY.) 39 39 39 100.00 2019-2020 II

3 MA (APPLIED PSY.) 22 22 21 95.45 2018-2019 III

4 MA (APPLIED PSY.) 22 22 21 95 2018-2019 IV

1 MA (ENGLISH LAN & LIT.) 9 9 6 67 2019-2020 I

2 MA (ENGLISH LAN & LIT.) 8 8 7 88 2019-2020 II

3 MA (ENGLISH LAN & LIT.) 4 4 4 100 2018-2019 III

4 MA (ENGLISH LAN & LIT.) 4 4 4 100 2018-2019 IV


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1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad


3. Principal : Prof. N. Seetharamaiah

Vice Principal : Prof. M. Akkalakshmi




B.Tech. Aerospace Engineering 4




B.Tech. Electronics and Communiction Engineering 4




M.Tech. Computer Science and Technology 2




M.Tech. Computer Aided Design, Manufacture & Engineering 2

Research Program (Ph.D.) :

Civil Engineering 3

Computer Science and Engineering 3

Eletrical, Electronics and Communiction Engineering 3

Mechanical Engineering 3


Curriculum B.Tech. Aerospace Engineering 2019


B.Tech. Computer Science & Engineering 2019

B.Tech. Comp. Sci. & Business Systems 2019

B.Tech. Electronics & Communiction Engg. 2019

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B.Tech. Electrical and Electronics and Engineering 2019


M.Tech. Computer Science and Technology 2019




M.Tech. Computer Aided Design, Manufacture & Engg. 2019




Faculty with Ph.D. 8 2 10 4 - 4 7 4 11 19 6 25



S.No. Name of the Department Name of the HoD Chair Person- BoS

1. Aerospace Engineering Prof. A. Satyadevi Prof. A. Satyadevi

2. Civil Engineering Prof.BSRK Prasad Prof. KV Ramesh

3. Computer Science and Engineering Prof.S.Phani Kumar Prof.Thammi Reddy

4. Electrical, Electronics & Comm. Engg. Prof.K.Manjunatha Prof. P. V. Y. JayasreeChari

5. Mechanical Engineering Prof. Eshwaraiah Prof.M.R.Satyanarayana

8. Staff of SoT Office :


1 Junior Assistant 15 17 32

2 Lab Assistant 6 4 10


4 Duster Cum Sorter 1 4 5

5 Record Assistant 1 3 4

6 PA to Director - 3 3

7 Programmer 6 2 8

8 Lab Technician 2 1 3

9 Director 1 1 2


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10 Sr. Counselor - 1 1

11 Senior Coach - 1 1

12 Others 10 - 10

13 Supervisor 5 - 5

14 Assistant Executive Engineer 4 - 4

15 Electrician 4 - 4

16 Senior Admissions Officer 3 - 3

17 Asst. Manager 2 - 2

18 Attendant 2 - 2

19 Driver 2 - 2

20 Officers 2 - 2

21 Security Supervisor 2 - 2


23 Transit Flat Helper 2 - 2

24 Coach 1 - 1

25 Deputy Registrar 1 - 1

26 DTP Operator 1 - 1

27 Estate Officer 1 - 1

28 Executive Chef 1 - 1

29 Library Assistant 1 - 1

30 Manager 2 1 3

31 Mechanic Gr-II 1 - 1

32 Network Engineer 1 - 1

33 Placement Officer 1 - 1

34 Senior Manager-Admissions 1 - 1

35 Sous Chef 1 - 1

36 Sr.Manager 1 - 1

37 Technical Assistant Gr -I 1 - 1

38 Technician Grade II 1 - 1

39 T&P Coordinator 1 - 1

40 TPO Assistant 1 - 1

41 Trainee Engineer 1 - 1

42 CCA - 1 1

43 TCA 1 - 1

Total 99 46 145

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Total 9 17 26

10. Program-wise Student Strength:


B.Tech. Programmes

Aeronautical 60 16 15 18 19 68

Civil 60 6 9 23 6 44

CSE 960 765 703 960 660 3088

CS & BS 60 34 34

ECE 360 52 124 321 206 703

EEE 60 6 6 21 11 44

MECH 120 14 24 51 50 139

Total 1680 893 881 1394 952 - 4120

M.Tech. Programmes

CST 18 - 3 3

PSA 18 1 - 1

VLSI 18 - - -


CAD ME 18 - 5 5

CEIS 18 - -

EDT 18 3 6 9

Total 126 8 20 28

Grand Total 1806 901 901 1394 952 - 4148

Ph.D. Programs : S.No. Dept. 2019-20 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15

Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted AdmittedBatch Batch Batch Batch Batch Batch


1. Civil Engg. 1 1 1 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 22. Computer Sci. 1 12 0 8 0 0 0 5 0 3 1 6

and Engg.3. Electronics & 0 10 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 6

Comm. Engg.4. Mech. Engg. 0 3 0 15 0 0 3 12 1 2 - 1

11. Significant Achievements: Nil


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Department of Aerospace Engineering1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Aerospace Engineering, GSoT, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Prof. A. Satyadevi

4. Program on offer: B.Tech. in Aerospace Engineering




Faculty with Ph.D. - 1 1 - - - 2 1 3 2 2 4

Faculty with out - - - - - - 4 - 4 4 - 4Ph.D.6. No. of Supporting Staff: 027. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty : Nil8. Ph.D. Degrees obtained by Faculty : Nil9. Research Guidance by Faculty: Nil10. Recharging Programs Organized by the Department :


Guest Lectures 3


Program No. of ProgramsInternational Conferences / Seminars 5National Conference 1Faculty Development / Refresher Programs 2Workshop 1Guest Lectures 3Short Term Training Programs 212. a. Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil b. Research Projects Completed : Nil13. Consultancy Projects by Faculty : Nil14. Research Profile of the Department :



ii Presentation of Papers in Conferences - 2 2 iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published : Nil iv. Patents: Nil15. Collaborations: Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil

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Department of Civil Engineering1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Civil Engineering, GSoT, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Dr.B.S.R.K.Prasad

4. Programs on offer: B.Tech. Civil Engineering

Ph.D. (FT & PT)




Faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 2 1 3

Faculty with out - - - - - - 2 - 2 2 - 2Ph.D.6. No. of Supporting Staff: 037. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty : Nil8. Ph.D. Degrees obtained by Faculty :


Ms. G. Jyothi Kumari Experimental and analytical studies on JNTU, Hyderabad January 2020the performance of Hybrid FibreReinforced Self Compacting Concrete



Award

1. Dr. B.S.R.K.Prasad Mr. Manan A Study, Analysis and July 2019Implementation of LastPlanner system in constructionindustry



Guest Lecture 1


Program No. of ProgramsFaculty Development / Refresher Programs 2Workshop 1


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12. a. Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil b. Research Projects Completed : Nil13. Consultancy Projects by Faculty : Nil14. Research Profile of the Department :




iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published : Nil iv. Patents: Nil15. Collaborations: Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil

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1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Computer Science and Engineering, GSoT, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Dr. S. Phani Kumar


B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering

B.Tech. Computer Science and Business Systems

M.Tech. Computer Science and Technology

M.Tech. Data Science


Ph.D. Information Technology




Faculty with Ph.D. 1 1 2 1 - 1 3 1 4 5 2 7






Ms. S. Aparna Video quality enhancement using JNTUH April 2019cellular logic array processing (CLAP)techniques



Award

1. Dr.M.Akka Lakshmi Krishna Keerthi Chennam A Trusted Security And DecemberAuthentication Model For 2019Cloud ComputingEnvironment


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10. Recharging Programs organized by the Department :


International Conferences 3


Workshops 14

Guest Lectures 4


Program No. of ProgramsInternational Conference 1Faculty Development / Refresher Programs 15Workshops 6Others (Coursera, NPTEL etc.) 37










Book Srinivas Yedlapalli, Basics of Computer Networks Lambart AugustRiyazuddin Y Md and Protocols Academic 2019

Publishing

Book J Vijayasekhar, Effective C programming with Lambart SeptemberG Yugandhar, Algorithms (A Beginners Guide) Academic 2019Srinivas Yedlapalli Publishing

Book Y Md Riyazuddin, Computer Network Hardware Lambart DecemberSrinivas Yedlapalli and Software Academic 2019

Publishing

Book Dr V.Ravi Sankar Understanding Automata, Narosa JanuaryFormal Languages and Publishers 2020Grammar New Delhi

177

Book Chapter Syed Azar Ali, Review of Decision Tree based Springer's JanuaryDr. S. Phani Kumar Binary Classification Framework Advances 2020

using Robust 3D Image and in IntelligentFeature Selection for Malaria Systems andInfected Erythrocyte Detection, ComputingData Engineering and bookCommunication Technology, seriesProceedings of 3rd ICDECT-2K19

iv. Patents: Nil15. Collaborations: Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil


178

Department of Electrical, Electronics and Communiction Engineering

1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Electrical, Electronics and Communiction Engineering, GSoT, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Dr. K. Manjunatha Chari, Professor


B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering

M.Tech. in Electronics Design & Technology

M.Tech. in VLSI

M.Tech. in Power Systems and Automation




Faculty with Ph.D. 2 - 2 - - - 1 1 2 3 1 4





1. Lt Gen Nitin Kohli PVSM, Honorary Professor SignalsAVSM, VSM



Ms.S.V.Padmavathi Flexible alternating current transmission JNTUH University, November 2019with power system security analysis Hyderabad

Mr.P.Ramakrishna Unit commitment problem under JNTUH University, January 2020deregulated environment Hyderabad



1. Dr. K. Manjunatha Chari Ms. K. Deepti Design Analysis & Implementation March 2020of MPPT based ControllingMechanism for improving theefficiency of Solar Photovoltaicbased operated system

179





Program No. of ProgramsFaculty Development / Refresher Programs 67

12. a. Ongoing Funded Research Projects: Nil









Book Chapter Dr. P. Trinatha Rao Cognitive Radio-Modulation IntechOpen March 2020and Demodulation

Book Chapter Dr. P. Trinatha Rao & Modified Non-Negative Adaptive Nova Science Nov 2019Nizamuddin Salman Algorithms for Physiological Publishers, USA.

Signal Analysis

iv. Patents: Nil15. Collaborations: Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Prof.K.Manjunatha Chari received GITAM Best Teacher Awardand also GITAM Best Researcher Award during the academic year 2019 - 20.


180


1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Mechanical Engineering, GSoT, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Dr. P. Eshwaraiah, Professor


B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering




Faculty with Ph.D. 4 - 4 2 - 2 1 - 1 7 7





1. Dr. V. Ganesan Emiritus Professor IC EnginesIIT Madars



1. Prof.N.Seetharamaiah Ms. G. Sailaja Experimental investigation of June 2019structural vibrations usingmagnetorheological (MR)fluid damper

2. Prof.N.Seetharamaiah Mr.Raju Muthyala Development and experimentation June 2019investigation of MR fluid damperbehaviour under triangularexcitation

3. Prof.N.Seetharamaiah Ms.K.Hema Latha Design, Development and June 2019performance characterization ofa magneto rheological (MR) fluidclutch for automotive applications




Guest Lectures 02

181


Program No. of ProgramsInternational Conferences / Seminars 19National Conference 1Faculty Development / Refresher Programs 13Workshops 3Guest Lecture 1Short Term Training Program 1

12. a. Ongoing Funded Research Projects:


From To

1. PI:Dr.M.Srinivas, Sustainable Technological Royal Academy of June Aug. GBP 48380BITS Hyd. Solutions for Energy Engineering, UK. 2018 2020CO-PIs: Efficiency in JaggeryDr.K.Srinivas IndustryReddy, IIT M,Dr.V.Srivas,GITAM (V),Mr.VK. Sridhar,GITAM (H).








iv. Patents: Nil15. Collaborations: Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil


182



1 Aerospace Engineering 17 17 12 70.59 2019-2020 I


3 Comp. Sci. & Busi. Sys. 34 34 24 70.59 2019-2020 I

4 Comp. Science & Engg. 767 767 466 60.76 2019-2020 I

5 Elect. & Commun. Engg. 52 52 47 90.38 2019-2020 I

6 Elect. & Electronics Engg. 6 6 4 66.67 2019-2020 I


8 Aerospace Engineering 17 17 16 94.12 2019-2020 II


10 Comp.Science&Busi.Sys. 33 33 33 100.00 2019-2020 II

11 Comp. Science & Engg. 767 767 760 99.09 2019-2020 II

12 Elect. & Electronics Engg. 6 6 6 100.00 2019-2020 II

13 Elect. & Commun. Engg 52 52 52 100.00 2019-2020 II


15 Aerospace Engineering 15 15 7 46.67 2018-2019 III


17 Comp. Science & Engg. 695 686 498 72.59 2018-2019 III

18 Elect. & Commun. Engg. 123 119 67 56.30 2018-2019 III

19 Elect. & Electronics Engg. 5 4 3 75.00 2018-2019 III


21 Aerospace Engineering 15 15 14 93.33 2018-2019 IV


23 Comp. Science & Engg. 686 686 669 97.52 2018-2019 IV

24 Elect. & Elect. Engg. 5 5 5 100.00 2018-2019 IV

25 Elect. & Commun. Engg. 119 119 117 98.32 2018-2019 IV


27 Aerospace Engineering 18 18 14 77.78 2017-2018 V


29 Comp.Sci. & Engg. 980 970 762 78.56 2017-2018 V

30 Elect. & Commu. Engg. 317 311 249 80.06 2017-2018 V

183

31 Elect. & Elect. Engg. 21 20 13 65.00 2017-2018 V

32 Mech. Engg. 50 50 40 80.00 2017-2018 V

33 Aerospace Engg. 18 18 17 94.44 2017-2018 VI


35 Comp. Science & Engg. 972 972 964 99.18 2017-2018 VI

36 Electrical & Elect. Engg. 20 20 17 85.00 2017-2018 VI

37 Elect. & Commun. Engg. 313 313 302 96.49 2017-2018 VI


39 Aerospace Engineering 16 16 13 81.25 2016-2017 VII


41 Comp. Science & Engg. 993 984 862 87.60 2016-2017 VII

42 Elect. & Comm. Engg. 201 199 169 84.92 2016-2017 VII

43 Elect. & Elect. Engg. 11 10 10 100.00 2016-2017 VII


45 Aerospace Engineering 16 16 16 100.00 2016-2017 VIII


47 Comp. Sci. & Engg. 988 988 980 99.19 2016-2017 VIII

48 Elect. & Elect. Engg. 11 11 11 100.00 2016-2017 VIII

49 Elect. & Comm. Engg. 201 201 199 99.00 2016-2017 VIII



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9.11 GITAM Hyderabad Business School

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM Hyderabad Business School, Hyderabad


3. Director In-charge : Prof. (Dr.) A. Sreeram



UG Programs

BBA 3

BBA (Management Accounting) 3

BBA (Business Analytics) 3

BBA (Financial Markets) 3

BCom (Hons) 3

PG Programs

Master of Business Administration 2

Executive Master of Business Administration 2

Research Program (M.Phil./Ph.D.)

M.Phil. 2

Ph.D. 4


Curriculum Master of Business Administration 2019

Bachelor of Business Administration 2019




Faculty with Ph.D. 1 0 1 4 3 7 9 5 14 14 8 22

Faculty with out 0 0 0 1 0 1 7 3 10 8 3 11Ph.D.



1. G H B S Prof (Dr) A.Sreeram,In-charge Director

185



1. Mr. G Jayanth Adjunct Professor Finance

2. Mr. K V S Krishnamohan Adjunct Professor Operations & Supply ChainManagement and BusinessStrategy

3 Prof. Y Manohar Adjunct Professor H R

4 Mr. Debasish Mukherjee Consultant Operations & Supply ChainManagement

5 Mr. Venugopal B Consultant Marketing

6 CMA Sneha Vemula Consultant CIMA & ACCA subjects

7 Mr. P Sai Prashanth, CA Visiting Faculty CIMA & ACCA subjects

8 CMA Faizan Sheik Visiting Faculty CIMA & ACCA subjects

9 Mr. Noor Ali Visiting Faculty Financial Markets

10 Mr. Krishna Chaitanya Visiting Faculty Tally



1. P A to Director - 1 1



4. Coordinator - CCMS 1 - 1

5. Senior Manager 1 - 1

6. Territory Coordinator -Admissions 1 - 1

7. Sr Counsellor - 1 1

8. Career Counselling Assistants - 2 2

9. Junior Assistant - Administration - 1 1

10. Manager Academic Administration - 1 1

11. Junior Assistants - Academic 2 1 3

12. Junior Assistants - CCMS 1 - 1

13. Computer Lab Assistants 3 - 3

Total 9 9 18


186



1. Associate Professor 2 - 2


Total 7 2 9



B.Com (Hons)-ACCA 60 48 40 37 - - 125

BBA 60 105 60 55 - - 220

BBA(CIMA) 60 48 47 41 - - 136

BBA(BA) 60 60 47 - - - 107

BBA(FM) 60 57 60 - - - 117

MBA 120 99 100 - - - 199

Total 420 417 354 133 - - 904

Ph.D.Programs




1. G H B S 1 27 - 6 - - 1 7 - 9 1 -

Total 1 27 - 6 - - 1 7 - 9 1 -


13. a) Research Guidance by Faculty :S.No. Name (s) of the Name of the Title of the Thesis Month and


1. Dr. P. Sugandha Devi Ms. M. Jayasree Employees Perception of Risk September 2019Management Practices withSpecial Emphasis on Credit Risk:A Comparative Study of SelectIndian and Ethiopian MicroFinance Institutions

2. Dr.K.Pradeep Kumar Mr.S.Suman Babu Impact Of Contemporary September 2019Competencies on Employee’sCareer Success

3. Dr. A. Pavana Jyothi Ms. M. Jayasree The Impact of Women Directors September 2019on Firm Performance: Evidencefrom India

187

4. Dr. Narasimham Sundar Mr.U.Devi Prasad Business Negotiation Approaches September 2019in Buyer-Supplier Relationshipsin Indian Pharmaceutical Industry– Buyer’s Perspective




Workshops 9

Guest Lectures 15






Workshops 12

Guest Lecture 1

Short Term Training Programs 1

Others 6


b.Research Projects Completed : Nil








Book Rajagopal and Divya Strategic Rethinking- Nova Science June 2019Kirti Gupta Connecting Local-Global Publishers Inc.,

Business Models USA. ISBN:978-1-53616-835-8


188

Book Chapter Sadhvi Mehrotra and Determinants Stimulating Nova Science June 2019Divya Kirti Gupta Customer Sensory Experience Publishers Inc.,Published in Rajagopal of Global and Local Coffee USA. ISBN: 978-1-and Divya Kirti Gupta Chains. 53616-835-8(Eds.),

Book Chapter Thirupathi Chellapalli & A Study on Internet Banking : Nova Science July 2019D.V. Srinivas Kumar The Role of Demographics in Publisher-Newyork

the Indian Context

Book Chapters Dr. Kompalli Sasi Title of the Book - Financial Dr. B.R.A.O.U, March 2020Kumar Markets –Chapter Derivatives Hyderabad

Market – 3 chapters

Book Chapters Dr. Kompalli Sasi Title of the Book – Financial Dr. B.R.A.O.U, March 2020Kumar Services – Chapters Hyderabad

Introduction toFinancial Services andInvestment Trusts andMutual Funds

iv. Patents: Nil 15. Collaborations:

• Collaborated with EGADE Business School, Techologico de Monterrey, Mexico city, Mexico for organizingInternational Conference on ‘Transformative Consumerism and Sustainability –The Emerging GlobalScenarios’ at GHBS, GITAM (Deemed to be University), Hyderabad from 15-16 November, 2019.

• MoU with AIESEC, Hyderabad for providing International Cross-cultural Internships to students.MoU with Simandhar Education Review, Hyderabad to impart training on Certified Management Accountant(CMA), US on a non-exclusive basis.

• MoU with National Entrepreneurship Network (NEN) to promote Start-up Club on Campus.• MoU with Berkadia Services India Private Limited, Hyderabad to promote cooperationand advancement

of academic and business exchanges.• Logistics Sector Skill council to offer two collaborative UG programmes during the Academic year

2021-22 - the growth of logistics industry in India and career opportunities for future generation on4 December 2019.

16. Significant Achievements / Recognition :• Dr. Divya Kirti Gupta was invited as Keynote Speaker at 12th International Conference on CSR Reporting

in China” by GoldenBee (Beijing) Management Consulting Co. Ltd, China on 05 December, 2019 and“2nd GoldenBee CSR Academic Seminar” organized by GoldenBee (Beijing) Management ConsultingCo. Ltd at Grand Kempinski Hotel, Shanghai, China on 06 December, 2019.

189



1 BBA Business Analytics 60 60 36 60.00 2019-2020 I

2 Financial Marketing 57 57 21 36.84 2019-2020 I

3 BBA 105 105 29 27.62 2019-2020 I

4 BBA Mgmt. Accounting 49 49 34 69.39 2019-2020 I

5 Financial Marketing 57 57 49 85.96 2019-2020 II

6 BBA Mgmt. Accounting 49 49 49 100.00 2019-2020 II

7 BBA Business Analytics 60 60 58 96.67 2019-2020 II

8 BBA 105 105 91 86.67 2019-2020 II

9 Financial Marketing 43 43 30 69.77 2018-2019 III

10 BBA 71 71 49 69.01 2018-2019 III

11 BBA Business Analytics 59 59 47 79.66 2018-2019 III

12 BBA Mgmt. Accounting 44 44 26 59.09 2018-2019 III

13 BBA Business Analytics 59 59 56 94.92 2018-2019 IV

14 Financial Marketing 43 43 39 90.70 2018-2019 IV

15 BBA 57 57 56 98.25 2017-2018 V

16 BBA Mgmt. Accounting 39 39 39 100.00 2017-2018 V

17 BBA 71 71 64 90.14 2018-2019 IV

18 BBA Mgmt. Accounting 44 44 42 95.45 2018-2019 IV

19 BBA 57 57 56 98.25 2017-2018 VI

20 BBA Mgmt. Accounting 39 39 39 100.00 2017-2018 VI

21 B.Com. (H) 49 49 28 57.14 2019-2020 I

22 B.Com. (H) 49 49 46 93.88 2019-2020 II

23 B.Com. (H) 39 39 26 66.67 2018-2019 III

24 B.Com. (H) 38 38 29 76.32 2018-2019 IV

25 B.Com. (H) 28 28 25 89.29 2017-2018 V

26 B.Com. (H) 28 28 23 82.14 2017-2018 VI


190

2. PG Programs:


1 MBA 99 99 84 84.85 2019-2020 I

2 MBA 99 99 89 89.90 2019-2020 II

3 MBA 99 99 90 90.91 2019-2020 III

4 MBA 95 95 89 93.68 2018-2019 IV

5 MBA 95 95 88 92.63 2018-2019 V

6 MBA 95 95 92 96.84 2018-2019 VI

7 MBA (Executive) 10 10 10 100.00 2019-2020 I

8 MBA (Executive) 10 10 9 90.00 2019-2020 II

9 MBA (Executive) 11 11 10 90.91 2018-2019 III

10 MBA (Executive) 12 12 9 75.00 2017-2018 IV

191

9.12 GITAM School of Science

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM School of Science, Hyderabad


3. Principal : Prof. G. A. Rama Rao



UG Programs


B.Sc. (Mathematics, Chemistry, Computer Science) 3

B.Sc. (Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science) 3

B.Sc. (Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science) 3

B.Sc. (Blended) 3

PG Programs

M.Sc. (Organic Chemistry) 2

Ph.D. Programs

Ph.D. in Chemistry Part Time – 4

Full Time – 3

Ph.D. in Physics Part Time – 4

Full Time – 3

Ph.D. in Mathematics Part Time – 4

Full Time – 3


Curriculum B.Sc. (H) Chemistry 2019-20

B.Sc. (Maths, Chem., Comp. Sc.) 2019-20

B.Sc (Maths, Phy., Comp. Sc.) 2019-20

B.Sc (Maths, Stat., Comp. Sc.) 2019-20




Faculty with Ph.D. 3 - 3 10 - 10 26 8 34 39 8 47

Faculty with outPh.D. - - - - - - - - - - - -


192



1. Chemistry Dr. Rambabu Gundla

2. Mathematics Dr. Karanamu Maruthi Prasad

3. Physics Dr. Balaji Rao Ravuri




Total 1 1 2




2 Other cadre if any 2 1 3

Total 3 2 5



B.Sc Phy. Chem., Stat 180 186 180 60 - - 426

B.Sc Blended 18 13 - - - - 13

M.Sc Organic Chemistry 20 19 - - - - 19

B.Sc. Hons Chem ISEM 100 - 49 176 - - 225

Total 218 218 180 60 - - 458

Ph.D.Programs




1 Chemistry 2 39 4 2 - - 3 20 - 6 - 4

2 Physics 1 10 - 1 - - - 2 - - - 4

3 Maths 2 18 - 4 - - - 11 - - - 11

Total 5 67 4 7 - - 3 33 - 6 - 19

11. Significant Achievements : Nil

193


1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Chemistry, GSS, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Dr. Gundla Rambabu


B.Sc (Hons.) Chemistry

M.Sc Organic Chemistry




Faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 4 - 4 14 3 17 19 3 22





1. Dr. Soma Roy Guest Faculty Phamaceutics

2. Mr. B Kishore Kumar Guest Faculty Phamaceutics


10. Recharging program organized by the department :


Guest Lectures 4





Workshop 1

Guest Lectures 3


194



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. Naresh Development of Na-ion BRNS 2018 2021 29,84,500Kumar Katari battery using glass based(Co-PI) anode and cathode

materials

2 Dr.M.S.Suren- Selective extraction of BRNS 2019 2022 32,52,600dra Babu Strontium ions from

aqueous nuclear wasteusing MOFs



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.G. Rambabu Traditional and New DST 2016 2019 23,23,000Approaches towardsthe discovery of dengueprotease Inhibitors:Potentand drug like antiviralagents against denguefever

2. Dr. G. Rambabu N-Heterocyclic cardene- DST 2016 2019 25,00,000stabilized silaallenes,silacumulenes, Phos-phaallenes andphosphacumulenes



From To (Rs.)

Dr. G Rambabu Virual screening of thousand Peptris June Dec. 1,98,000library compound against 3 2019 2019target 14





195



Book Naresh Kumar Katari Synthesis of 1,4-dihydro Lambert Academic April 2019and Satya Karuna quinazoline and quinazoline PublisingPulakhandam derivatives

Book Naresh Kumar Katari Synthesis of Dithiocarbamates Lambert Academic April 2019and Its Use In Organic PublisingApplications

iv. Patents :


International)

1. Rambabu Gundla Development of novel Rd Rp Indian Jan 2020inhibitor for treatment fordengue fever

15. Collaborations:

Dr.N.K.Katari entered into Research collaboration with SciGen Pharmaceuticals Ltd, New York, USA andProf. Sreekanth B. Jonnalagadda from University of KwaZulu-Natal, Westville Campus, Durban, SouthAfrica.


Dr.N.K.Katari received Best Researcher Award-2019 of GITAM (Deemed to be University) Hyderabad.

Dr.N.K.Katari received the Associate Fellow-2019 of A.P. Akademi of Sciences.


196


1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Mathematics, GSS, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Dr. Karanamu Maruthi Prasad


B.Sc. Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science




Faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 4 - 4 9 2 11 14 2 16




8. Ph.D. Degrees obtained by Faculty : Nil9. Research Guidance by Faculty:S.No. Name (s) of the Name of the Title of the Thesis Month and


1. Dr. Siva Reddy Sheri Md. Shamshuddin Heat and Mass Transfer Effects October 2019in Micropolar Fluids: A FiniteElement Study

2. Dr. Siva Reddy Sheri Mr. Thirupathi Finite Element Study of MHD October 2019Thumma Convective Nanofluid flow

Past a Permeable Plate

3. Dr. Siva Reddy Sheri Ms. Prasanthi Finite Element Analysis of October 2019Madugula Transient MHD flow over an

Inclined Porous Plate

4. Dr. Siva Reddy Sheri Mr. Anjan Kumar Finite Element Analysis of October 2019Suram unsteady MHD flow Problems

with Ramped Temperature

197




Workshops 2

Guest Lectures 2






Workshops 6

Guest Lectures 7

12. a. Ongoing Funded Research Project : Nil









Book Chapter Ravikumar Bandaru Some types of ideals in IGI Global October 2019QI-algebras

Chapter D. Mallikarjuna Reddy, Emerging Trends in Engineering ISBN January 2020Manohar Dingari Research and Technology Vol. 4 978-93-90149-

Chapter 4 : Air Traffic 56-8 (Print)Forecasting Using Time Series 978-93-90149-Models: New Perspectives 01-8 (eBook)


198

iv. Patents :


International)

1. Dr.D.Mallikarjuna Method for Improving Indian 201911000744 AReddy Network Performance 28/2020



199


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Physics, GSS, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Dr. R. Balaji Rao

4. Program on offer:

B.Sc. in Physical Science




Faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 2 - 2 5 4 9 8 4 12






1. Dr. R. Balaji rao Mr. G. Suman Synthesis and characterization of November 2019highly efficient amorphouselectrode and electrolytematerials for use in Na-ionbatteries



Workshop 1

Guest Lectures 2






Workshops 2

Guest Lectures 5


200

12. a. Ongoing Funded Research Project :


From To (Rs.)

1. R. Balaji Rao Development of Na-ion BRNS 2019 2020 29,85,000battery using glass basedanode and cathodematerials

2 Swarup Raju P Fabrication and Study ofSuperconducting Nanorods DST 2019 2022 24,22,880

3 Vijayanandini K INRSynthesis andCharacterization of Hybrid CSIR 2019 2022 8,55,000Nanocomposites basedon nno scle metal–Oxidesemi conductor andconducting polymer forchemical and bilogicalsensor Applications








iv. Patents : Nil





1 B.Sc. Physical Science 56 56 17 30.36 2019-20 I

2 B.Sc. Physical Science 56 56 52 92.86 2019-20 II

3 B.Sc Physical Science 56 56 29 51.79 2018-19 III

4 B.Sc Physical Science 56 56 51 91.07 2018-19 IV

5 B.Sc Physical Science 18 18 5 27.78 2017-18 V

6 B.Sc Physical Science 18 18 16 88.89 2017-18 VI

7 B.Sc Maths Science 60 60 43 71.67 2019-20 I

201

8 B.Sc Mathematics Science 60 60 57 95.00 2019-20 II

9 B.Sc Mathematics Science 61 61 41 67.21 2018-19 III

10 B.Sc Mathematics Science 61 61 61 100.00 2018-19 IV

11 B.Sc Mathematics Science 21 21 18 85.71 2017-18 V

12 B.Sc Mathematics Science 21 21 21 100.00 2017-18 VI

13 B.Sc (H) (Chem.)BATCH-I 60 60 24 40.00 2019-20 I

14 B.Sc (H) (Chem.)BATCH-I 61 61 56 91.80 2019-20 II

15 B.Sc (H) (Chem.)BATCH-I 92 92 30 32.61 2018-19 III

16 B.Sc(H) (Chem.)BATCH-I 92 92 84 91.30 2018-19 IV

17 B.Sc(H) (Chem.)BATCH-I 209 209 178 85.17 2017-18 V

18 B.Sc(H) (Chem.)BATCH-I 209 209 180 86.12 2017-18 VI

19 B.Sc(H)(Chem.)BATCH-II 125 125 12 81.60 2016-17 VI

20 B.Sc(Hons.)(Chem.)BATCH-II 50 50 50 100.00 2017-18 V

2. PG Programs:


1 M.Sc (Organic Chemistry) 19 19 16 84.21 2019-20 I

2 M.Sc (Organic Chemistry) 19 19 19 100.00 2019-20 II


202

9.13 GITAM School of Pharmacy

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM School of Pharmacy, Hyderabad


3. Principal Dr. G. Shiva Kumar

4. Programs offered


UG Program

Bachelor of Pharmacy 4






Faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 - - - 5 2 7 6 2 8

Faculty with outPh.D. - - - - - - - 1 1 - 1 1


S.No. Name of the Department Name of the HoI

1. Pharmacy Prof. G. Shiva Kumar





2 Laboratory Technicians - 3 3

3 Attender 1 - 1

Total 2 3 5



1 Professor - 1 1



Total 2 4 6

203



Pharmacy 50 48 36 9 - - 93

Total 50 48 36 9 - - 93

Ph.D.Programs




1. Pharmacy 1 13 1 8 - - - - - - - -

Total 1 13 1 8 - - - - - - - -



Mr. Mansi Upadhyay Development of biopolymers based IIT BHU, Varanasi. November 2019interpenetrating polymeric networkencapsulating Capecitabine for bettertreatment of colon cancer




Workshop 01

Guest Lectures 12





Short Term Training Program 01


204

16.a. Ongoing Funded Research Projects :

Sl. No. Names of PI Title of the Project Funding Agency Project Duration Grantand Co PIs Amount

From To (Rs.)

1. Prof.G. Shiva Development of efficient DST 2020 2023 36,00,000Kumar lipid nanocarrier systems

for topical delivery ofnatural essential oils toprevent Aedes mosquitobites

2 Prof.G.Shiva Machine learning & Chemo- DBT 2020 2023 72,00,000Kumar metric approach for quality

control with bioactivity,HPTLC fingerprinting ofsome endangeredmedicinal plantspecies









Book Prof. G. Shiva Kumar Biology and Ecology of CRC Press. Taylor June 2019Pharmaceutical Marine and Francis Group.Cnidarians New York

iv. Patents : Nil



The Institute entered into Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia, inJune 2019, to promote joint research projects and courses of study, with particular emphasis on internationallyfunded projects, encourage students and staff to conduct study tours, provide study abroad opportunities atundergraduate and post graduate levels, participation in seminars, workshops, symposia, and academic meetings;collaborative academic programs; international study tours; special short term academic programs and staffdevelopment projects.

205



1 B. Pharmacy 48 48 38 79.17 19-20 I

2 B. Pharmacy 48 48 40 83.33 19-20 II

1 B. Pharmacy 33 33 28 84.85 18-19 III

2 B. Pharmacy 33 33 25 75.76 18-19 IV

1 B. Pharmacy 14 14 11 78.57 17-18 V

2 B. Pharmacy 14 14 10 71.43 17-18 VI


206

9.14 GITAM School of Architecture

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM School of Architecture, Hyderabad


3. Director : Prof. G. Sunil Kumar

4. Programs offered


UG Program

B. Arch. 5


Curriculum B. Arch. 2019-20




Faculty with Ph.D. - - - - - - - - - - - -

Faculty with outPh.D. 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 3 3 4 7


S. No. Name of the Department Chair Person- BoS Name of the HoI

1 Architecture Prof.K.Mohan, Director, GSoA Prof. G. Sunil Kumar



1. Ar. Juby Visiting Faculty Architecture

2. Ar. Lalith Mitta Visiting Faculty Architecture



1. Senior Assistant - 1 1

Total - 1 1




Total 1 2 3

207



B.Arch. 40 37 27 - - - 64

Total 40 37 27 - - - 64



14. Recharging Programs Organized by the School : Nil



Guest Lectures 2




18. Research Profile of the Department : Nil





iv. Patents : Nil





1. B. Architecture 37 37 20 54.05 19-20 I

2. B. Architecture 37 37 25 67.57 19-20 II

3. B. Architecture 25 25 11 44.00 18-19 III

4. B. Architecture 25 25 16 64.00 18-19 IV


208

9.15 GITAM School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Hyderabad

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM School Humanities and Social Sciences,Hyderabad


3. Principal Prof. VVV Nagendra Rao

4. Programs offered during the academic year 2018-19


UG Programs

B.A. (English, Psychology, Political Science) 3

B.A. (English, Media Studies, Visual Communication) 3

PG Programs

M.A. (English) 2

Research Programs : M.Phil. - 1; Ph.D. - 3


Curriculum B.A. (EPP) 2020

B.A. (EMV) 2020

B.A.(MES) 2020

M.A. (English) 2020




Faculty with Ph.D. - 1 1 1 2 3 9 12 21 10 15 25




1 English Prabhavati. Y. -




2. Attendant 1 0 1

Total 1 1 2

209





Total 8 6 14



BA (EMV) 18 17 10 - 27

BA (EPP) 30 35 14 - 49

MA (English) 10 7 - 7

Total 58 59 24 - - - 83

Ph.D. Programmes S.No. Dept. 2019-20 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15

Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted AdmittedBatch Batch Batch Batch Batch Batch


1. English - 06 - - - - - - - - - -

11. Significant Achievements: GSHSS entered into MoU with Centre for Human Security Studies, Thinktank on Internal Security and External Affairs of India, Hyderabad.


210


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: English, GSHSS, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Prof. Y. Prabhavati


B.A. (English, Psychology, Political Science)

B.A. (English, Media Studies, Visual Communication)

M.A. (English)

Research Program:

M. Phil.

Ph. D.




Faculty with Ph.D. - 1 1 1 2 3 9 12 21 10 15 25






Mr. Subhasis Nanda Exploring the Transferability of The English and June 2019Thinking Skills from L1 to L2 Foreign Languages

University9. Research Guidance by Faculty: Nil



National Conference / Seminar 03

Guest Lectures 20



Workshops 5

211

12 a. Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil








iv. Patents : Nil





1 B A 17 17 11 65 2019-2020 I(Eng.,Media Stud.&Visual Communi.)

2 BA (EMV) 17 17 12 71 2019-2020 II

3 BA (EMV) 7 7 7 100 2018-2019 III

4 BA (EMV) 7 7 6 86 2018-2019 IV

1 B A 32 32 21 66 2019-2020 I(Eng.,Psy.& Pol. Sc.)

2 BA (EPP) 32 32 25 78 2019-2020 II

3 BA (EPP) 12 12 10 83 2018-2019 III

4 BA (EPP) 12 12 11 92 2018-2019 IV

2. PG Programs:


1 MA (English) 7 7 7 100 2019-2020 I

2 MA (English) 7 7 7 100 2019-2020 II

3 MA (English) 3 3 3 100 2018-2019 III

4 MA (English) 3 3 3 100 2018-2019 IV


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1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru


3. Director : Prof. Dinesh Seth

Assistant Principal : Dr. M. Ajay Kumar



UG Programs

B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering 4

B.Tech in Civil Engineering 4

B.Tech in Electrical & Electronics Communication Engineering 4

B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering 4

PG Programs

M.Tech. Computer Forensics and Information Security 2


M.Tech. Embedded Systems 2


Research Program (M.Phil. /Ph.D.):

Ph.D. (Civil, CSE, ECE, Mechanical) 3


Curriculum B. Tech. 2019-2020

M.Tech. 2019-2020




Faculty with Ph.D. 6 - 6 3 6 9 13 6 19 22 12 34


213



1. Civil Engineering Prof. Shivamurthy Reddy

2. Computer Science and Engineering Prof. Bramhanada.S H

3. Elect. & Electronics Communi. Engineering Prof. Ruckmongathan

4. Mechanical Engineering Prof.T. Nageswara Rao.

5. English Dr. Manju Jose



1. Asst. Manager 1 - 1

2. Telephone officer - 1 1

3. Attender 2 - 2


Total 5 1 6



1 Professor 2 - 2



Total 13 7 20



UG Programmes

B.Tech. Civil Engg. 60 31 15 32 46 - 124

B.Tech. CSE 420 420 386 406 240 - 1452

B.Tech. ECE 240 221 138 218 120 - 697

B.Tech. EEE 60 18 3 14 12 - 47

B.Tech. Mechanical Engg. 120 41 21 60 78 - 200

Total 900 731 563 730 496 - 2520

PG Programmes

M.Tech. CSE 18 1 - - - - 1

M.Tech. CF&IS 18 0 1 - - - 1

M.Tech. VLSI 18 0 2 - - - 2

Total 54 1 3 - - - 4

Grand Total 954 732 566 730 496 - 2524


214

Ph.D.Programs




1 Civil Engg. - - - 1 - - 1 - - - - -

2 CSE 1 5 - 7 - - - 6 - - - -

3 ECE - 2 - 6 - - - 1 - - - -

4 EECE - 4 - - - - - - - - - -

5 Mech Engg. - 6 - 1 - - - - - - - -

Total 1 17 - 15 - - 1 7 - - - -

11. Significant Achievements / Recognition (if any) :

Recognitions:

Study in India Award was presented to GITAM Bengaluru Campus as high performer partner institute duringthe Global Exhibition on Services 2019. The award was handed over by Shri. Piyush Goyal, Honorable UnionMinister of Commerce.

GITAM (Deemed to be University) has been conferred with ‘The Best University’ Award for 2019 in a SupremeHR Conclave, jointly organized by CIMSME- ICTMAE at Mahindra World City, Chennai.

GITAM, Bengaluru signed an MoU with Medini Autodesk Training & Certification Center on 26 September2019.

215


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Civil Engineering, GST, Bengaluru


3. Name of the Head: Prof. S Sivamurthy Reddy



Research Program:

Ph. D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 - - - - - - 1 1

Faculty with out - - - - - - 2 4 6 2 4 6Ph.D.6. No. of Supporting Staff: 037. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty: Nil8. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty: Nil9. Research Guidance by Faculty: Nil10. Recharging Programs Organized by the Department :Program No. of ProgramsGuest Lectures 2Faculty Development / Refresher Programs 111. Recharging Programs Attended by Faculty :Program No. of ProgramsInternational Conferences / Seminars 2Faculty Development / Refresher Programs 3Workshops 112. a. Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil b. Research Projects Completed : Nil13. Consultancy Projects by Faculty: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department:S. No. Description National International Total

i Research Papers Published - 3 3ii Presentation of Papers in Conferences 4 3 7


15. Collaborations: Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil


216


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Computer Science and Engineering, GST, Bengaluru


3. Name of the Head: Prof. S.H. Brahmananda


B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering

M.Tech. in Computer Forensics and Information Security

M.Tech. in Data Science

Research Program:

Ph. D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 2 - 2 - 2 2 3 1 4 5 3 8






Mr. Bhukya Novel algorithms in CBIR using JNTU Hyderabad September 2019Ramesh Naik discriminative weight learning and

multi-variate Gaussian distribution onSIFT

Mr. Dayanand Lal N Porting Presentation Layer Algorithm Dr. MGR Educational October 2019on Mobile Devices to Ensure Network and ResearchSecurity University

Mr. Chetana Tukkoji Framework for Evaluating the Traffic Visvesvaraya February 2020Management of BigData in Cloud TechnologicalEnvironment University

217

9. Research Guidance by Faculty: Nil10. Recharging Programs Organized by the Department :Program No. of ProgramsFaculty Development Program 1Workshops 9Student Seminars 211. Recharging Programs Attended by Faculty :Program No. of ProgramsInternational Conference 1Faculty Development Programs 5Workshops 5Guest Lecture 112. a. Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil b. Research Projects Completed : Nil13. Consultancy Projects by Faculty: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department:S. No. Description National International Total


iii. Books / Book Chapters / Monograph etc., Published : Nil iv. Patents :


International)

1 Mr.Sangameshwar Vehicle Security System. Indian 201941028806Mr.Mohan Gowda V Intellectual PropertyMr.Sanjeev Kumar AN India, Published onMr.Lakshmi Ramana 16/08/2019

2 Archana S Nadhan Smart manufacturing Indian 98439/201941047518,using Industrial IoT in 5G 21/11/2019Environment




218

Department of Electrical and Electronics Communication Engineering

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Electrical and Electronics Communication Engineering, GST, Bengaluru


3. Name of the Head: Dr. T. N. Ruckmongathan


B.Tech. in Electrical and Electronics Communication Engineering

M.Tech. in Embedded Systems

M.Tech. in VLSI Design

Research Program:

Ph. D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 2 - 2 2 - 2 4 2 6 8 2 10








Guest Lecture 1






Workshops 2

219

12. a. Ongoing Funded Research Projects : Nil b. Research Projects Completed :


From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.M.Arun Kumar Development of Chemical Jawaharlal Nehru April July HonorariumSensor Devices in Centre for Advanced 2020 2020 Rs.50,000Agriculture Applications Scientific Research per month

13. Consultancy Projects by Faculty: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department: NilS. No. Description National International Total








220


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Mechanical Engineering, GST, Bengaluru


3. Name of the Head: Dr. T. Nageswara Rao


B. Tech. in Mechanical Engineering

Research Program:

Ph. D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 1 - 1 - - - 2 - 2








Workshops 2

Guest Lectures 2




Workshop 1




221







Book Dr. T. Nageswara Rao Nanofluids and their Taylor & Francis 978-1-138-engineering applications 60526-8

July 2019

iv. Patents Filed: Nil15. Collaborations: Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : Nil


222


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: English, GST, Bengaluru


3. Name of the Head: Dr.Manju Jose

4. Programs on offer: -




Faculty with Ph.D. - - - - 2 2 4 2 6 4 4 8






Ms. T.Vidyulatha A study on Increasing Employability Krishna University November 2019Quotient by equipping the Engineering Machillipatnamstudents with better Soft Skills




Workshop 1

Guest Lecture 1





Workshops 2




223







Monograph Dr. I. Madhavi Impact of Technology on LAP LAMBERT JulyAcquisition of Communication Academic Publishing, 2019and Soft Skills of Management ISBN 978-620-0-Students in Coastal Andhra 22460-6 on 9/7/Pradesh 2019.




EXAMINATION RESULTS 1. UG Programs (B.Tech) :



2 Comp. Science & Engg. 420 420 258 61.43 2019-2020 I

3 Elect. & Communi. Engg. 221 221 162 73.30 2019-2020 I

4 Elect. & Electro. Engg. 18 18 16 88.89 2019-2020 I



7 Comp. Science & Engg. 420 420 406 96.67 2019-2020 II

8 Elect. & Electro. Engg. 17 17 17 100.00 2019-2020 II

9 Elect. & Communi. Engg. 220 220 198 90.00 2019-2020 II



12 Comp. Science & Engg. 373 372 262 70.43 2018-2019 III

13 Elect. & Communi. Engg. 132 132 86 65.15 2018-2019 III

14 Elect. & Electro. Engg. 3 3 1 33.33 2018-2019 III




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17 Comp. Science & Engg. 372 372 351 94.35 2018-2019 IV

18 Elect. & Electro. Engg. 3 3 3 100.00 2018-2019 IV

19 Elect. & Communi. Engg. 132 132 127 96.21 2018-2019 IV



22 Comp. Science & Engg. 400 399 310 77.69 2017-2018 V

23 Elect. & Communi. Engg. 215 215 166 77.21 2017-2018 V

24 Elect. & Electro. Engg. 13 13 11 84.62 2017-2018 V



27 Comp. Science & Engg. 400 400 383 95.75 2017-2018 VI

28 Elect. & Electro. Engg. 13 13 12 92.31 2017-2018 VI

29 Elect. & Communi. Engg. 217 217 205 94.47 2017-2018 VI



32 Comp. Science & Engg. 428 427 361 84.54 2016-2017 VII

33 Elect. & Electro. Engg. 12 12 11 91.67 2016-2017 VII

34 Elect. & Communi. Engg. 197 196 168 85.71 2016-2017 VII



37 Comp. Science & Engg. 427 427 425 99.53 2016-2017 VIII

38 Elect. & Electro. Engg. 12 12 12 100.00 2016-2017 VIII

39 Elect. & Communi. Engg. 196 196 194 98.98 2016-2017 VIII


2. P-G Programs (B.Tech) :


1 Data Science 1 1 0 0.00 2019-2020 I

2 Data Science 1 1 1 100.00 2019-2020 II

3 Cyber Foren.&Infor. Secu. 1 1 1 100.00 2018-2019 III

4 VLSI Design 2 2 2 100.00 2018-2019 III

5 Cyber Foren. & Infor.Secu. 1 1 1 100.00 2018-2019 IV

6 VLSI Design 2 2 2 100.00 2018-2019 IV

225

9.17 GITAM School of Business Bengaluru

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM School of Business Bengaluru


3. Director Prof. Shailendra Dasari

4. Programs offered


UG Programs

BBA (General) 3

BBA (Analytics) 3

BBA (Logistics) 3

B.Com 3

IMBA 5

PG Programs

MBA 2

MBA 2

Research Programs

M.Phil. 1 (FT)

M.Phil. 2 (PT)

Ph.D. 3 (FT)

Ph.D. 4 (PT)


Curriculum MBA 2019 – 20




Faculty with Ph.D. 2 - 2 1 1 2 4 2 6 7 3 10


7.List of Departments and Names of the Heads of the Departments / Chairpersons – BoS :

S.No Name of the Department Name of the Chair Person- BoS

1 GITAM School of Business Bengaluru Prof.Shailendra Dasari


226



1. Dr. Pius Coxwell Achanga, Adjunct Faculty, GSBB. Operations ManagementActing Head of the QualityAssurance Department atthe National Council forHigher Education, Uganda.



1. Marketing Executive 1 - 1



4. Attendant 1 - 1

Total 4 1 5



1 Professor 1 - 1



4 Other cadre if any (contract Faculty) 4 1 5

5 TPO 1 - 1

Total 10 2 12



UG Programmes

BBA 30 38 27 30 95

IMBA 30 11 22 17 50

BBA (BA) 30 28 28

BBA (Logistics) 18 14 14

B.Com 10 9 9

MBA 60 16 13 29

Total 178 116 62 47 - - 225

227

Ph.D.Programs




1 GSBB - 6 - 4 - - - - - - 1 2

Total - 6 - 4 - - - - - - 1 2




1. Prof.M.V.Rama Prasad Mr. K. Ashok Role of Cooperative societies in August 2019Chowdary Rural Marketing: A Study of

Perishable Products in SelectedDistricts of Andhra Pradesh




Seminars 1

Guest Lectures 5

Others ( Coffee with CEO) 1





Workshops 3









228



Book chapter Dr.Anitha Kumari Role of Digital Marketing in Empyreal June 2019Modern Marketing Era. PublishingDigitalisation & Innovations Housein Business

Book chapter Dr.Anitha Kumari Developing Leaders through Manakin Press June 2019Social Entrepreneurship:A Case study of GITAMUniversity. "EntrepreneurshipToday: A Case Study Approach”

Book chapter Prof.M.V.Rama Integrationg CSR and its Springer-Scopus July 2019Prasad Sustainability in to

Management Education:The GITAM SIFE Model

Book chapter Prof.M.V.Rama Entrepreneurship and Manakin Press July 2019Prasad Regional Development:

Exploration through Cases

Book Dr. Shanmuganthan An Empirical study of perception Lambert Academic Octoberof Unit Linked Insurance plan Publications 2019investors and marketers withspecial reference to selectedprivate Insurance compamniesin Tamil Nadu

Book Dr. Chitra Kesavan Training Needs Analysis (An Lambert Academic JanuaryEmpirical Study) Publishing, 2020

OmniscriptumPublishingGroup, Mauritius

Book chapter Dr.Venu Gopal Entrepreneurship Dr.B.R.A. Open JanuaryChowdhary University Press 2020

Book Dr.A.S.Sathish Kumar Total Quality management Lambert Academic March 2020& Dr.J.Shanmu- practices and organisational Publishingganathan performances

iv. Patents :


International)

1 Dr.Chitra Kesavan System and method for develop- Indian Office Journal of thement of a workforce planning patent office, issue no,model to identify employee 48/2019, Dtd. 29 Nov.2019retention

229

19. Collaborations : GSBB signed a Tripartite agreement in June 2019 with Logistics Sector Skill Counciland Expeditors Bengaluru.

20. Significant Achievements / Recognition: Dr. Venugopal Chowdhary, Asst. Professor. GSBB, receivedDr. APJ. Abdul Kalaam Life Time Achievement Award for the year 2019 from IISER, Bengaluru. He also receivedInternational Adjudicator and Leadership Excellence Award for the year 2019 from GERA, BMS college Basavangudi,Bengaluru.

EXAMINATION RESULTS 1. UG Programs :


1 Logistics (LOG) 14 14 3 21.43 2019-2020 I

2 BBA 40 40 9 22.50 2019-2020 I

3 BBA (Business Analytics) 28 28 11 39.29 2019-2020 I

4 BBA (Business Analytics) 26 26 26 100.00 2019-2020 II

5 BBA 40 40 34 85.00 2019-2020 II

6 BBA 25 25 20 80.00 2018-2019 III

7 BBA 25 25 22 88.00 2018-2019 IV

8 BBA 19 19 17 89.47 2017-2018 V

9 BBA 19 19 19 100.00 2017-2018 VI

10 B.Com 9 9 0 0.00 2019-2020 I

11 B.Com 9 9 7 77.78 2019-2020 II

12 MBA (Integrated) 11 11 7 63.63 2019-2020 I

13 MBA (Integrated) 11 11 10 90.91 2019-2020 II

14 MBA (Integrated) 21 21 19 90.48 2018-2019 III

15 MBA (Integrated) 21 21 20 95.24 2018-2019 IV

16 MBA (Integrated) 14 14 14 100.00 2017-2018 V

17 MBA (Integrated) 14 14 14 100.00 2017-2018 VI

2. PG Programs :


1 MBA 23 23 12 52.17 2019-2020 I

2 MBA 21 21 16 76.19 2019-2020 II

3 MBA 21 21 21 100.00 2019-2020 III

4 MBA 13 13 13 100.00 2018-2019 VI

5 MBA 13 13 13 100.00 2018-2019 V

6 MBA 13 13 13 100.00 2018-2019 IV


230

9.18 GITAM School of Science, Bengaluru

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM School of Science, Bengaluru


3. Principal : Prof.K.Srinivas



UG Programs

B.Sc. (Mathematics,Statistics and Computer Science) 3

B.Sc. (Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry) 3

B.Sc. (Mathematics, Physics and Compter science) 3

B.Sc. (Mathematics, Physics and Electronics) 3

Ph.D. (Mathematics) FT 3; PT 4

M.Phil. (Mathematics) FT 1; PT 2

Ph.D. (Chemistry) FT 3; PT 4

M.Phil. (Chemistry) FT 1; PT 2

Ph.D. (Physics) FT 3; PT 4

M.Phil. (Physics) FT 1; PT 2


Curriculum B.Sc. 2019-20




Faculty with Ph.D. 3 - 3 2 1 3 19 6 25 24 7 31

Faculty with outPh.D. - - - - - - - - - - - -



1. Mathematics Dr.B.Venkateswarlu Prof. A. Chandra Sekhar

2. Chemistry Prof. R. Venkatanadh Dr.Anima Dhadhichi

3. Physics Prof.N.V. Krishna Prasad Prof. K.V.Ramesh

231



1. Attender 1 - 1

Total 1 - 1




Total 03 00 03



UG Programmes

B.Sc. Maths, Comp, Stat 30 22 7 29

B.Sc. Maths, Phy, Chem 8 8

B.Sc. Maths, Comp,Phy 6 6

Total 30 22 21 43

Ph.D.Programs




1. Mathematics 01 2 - - - - - 02 - 01 - 01

2 Chemistry - 4 2 1 - - 1 4 - - - -

3 Physics - 2 - 1 - - - - - - - -

Total 1 8 2 2 - - 1 6 - - - -



232


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Mathematics, GIS, GITAM Bengaluru


3. Name of the Head: Dr. B. Venkateswarlu


B.Sc.

M.Phil.

Ph.D.

Research Program:

Ph. D.




Faculty with Ph.D. - - - 1 - - 8 4 12 9 4 13

Faculty with out - - - - - - - - - - - -Ph.D.6. No. of Supporting Staff: Nil7. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty: Nil8. Ph.D. Degrees Obtained by Faculty:


Mr.S.H. Naveen Kumar Some Results on Nevanlinna theory Banglore University October 2019and its applications

9. Research Guidance by Faculty: Nil10. Recharging Programs Organized by the Department :Program No. of ProgramsNational Conference 0111. Recharging Programs attended by faculty :Program No. of ProgramsInternational Conferences / Seminars 04National Conferences 14Faculty Development / Refresher Programs 10Workshops 02Guest Lectures 03Short Term Training Program 01

233



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.Rohit Sharma Theoretical investigation of UGC May May 10,00,000Magnetohydrodyanamic flow 2019 2021problems in a suspensionof grapheme nano Particle

b. Research Projects Completed : Nil13. Consultancy Projects by Faculty: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department:S. No. Description National International Total




Hand book of Dr. B.Venkateswarlu Fuzzy bi ideal of semi ring IGI Publications OctoberResearch on 2019emergingapplications inFuzzy algebraicStructures

iv. Patents Filed: Nil15. Collaborations: Nil16. Significant Achievements / Recognition : GITAM (Deemed to be University) conferred Best ResearchAward on Dr. B. Venkateswarlu.


234


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Chemistry, GIS, GITAM Bengaluru


3. Name of the Head: Prof. R.Venkatanadh


B.Sc (Mathematics, Physics & Chemistry)

M.Phil.

Ph.D.

Research Program:

Ph. D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 - 1 1 7 2 9 8 3 11









Guest Lectures 2






Workshops 6

Guest Lectures 2

235

12. a. Ongoing Funded Research Project:


From To (Rs.)

1 Dr.C. Srilakshmi Design and development UGC-start up June May 10,00,000of cost effective adsorbents grant 2018 2020for the removal of fluorideions from water

2 Dr.Ramana One-Pot Synthesis of Fused UGC- start up June May 10,00,000Tamminana 1, 2, 3-Triazoles through grant 2019 2021

Click and Cross-Couplingreaction

3 Dr. Vikram Anhydro- and Dianhydro- DST – SERB February January 18,30,000Basava Sugar Scaffolds: Skeletal (TARE) 2019 2022

Rearrangements andAccess to the Synthesisof Bioactive Targets

4 Dr.Vikram Synthesis of anhydro UGC Start- May April 10,00,000Basava pyranose nucleosides up grant 2019 2021

and isonucleosides fromanhydro- and dianhydro-scaffolds and theirevaluation as potentialinhibitors of HumanImmunodeficiency Virus



From To (Rs.)

1. Dr.H.Manju- Low temperature synthesis DST–SERB (ECR) Sept. Sept. 31,02,000natha (PI) and of carbonophosphates, 2016 2019Prof R.Venkata- [Na3M(CO3)(PO4),nadh(Co-PI) M = Mn, Fe and Co],

a family of high capacity,multi-electron transfer, redoxcathode materials forstationary energy storagesystems



236





Book Chapter K.V.S.Koteswara Rao, Food Waste – A Source of KBN College, AugustRatnakaram Venkata Chemicals in Women: The Vijayawada 2019Nadh and M.Sireesha Key to Ensure Food Security

(ISBN: 978-93-5396-589-1)

Book Chapter H. Manjunatha, Applications of Metal–Organic Wiley-Scrivener FebruaryK. Chandra Babu Naidu, Frameworks (MOFs) and Their Publishing, USA. 2020N. Suresh Kumar, Derivatives in Piezo/FerroelectricsRamyakrishna Pothu, in Applications of Metal–OrganicRajender Boddula Frameworks and Their Derived

Materials,OnlineISBN: 9781119651079

Book Chapter N. Suresh Kumar, Piezoelectric Actuators and Wiley-Scrivener FebruaryR. Padma Suvarna, Their Applications in Actuators: Publishing, USA. 2020K. Chandra Babu Naidu, Fundamentals, Principles,S. Ramesh, Materials, and Applications,MSSRKN Sarma, Online ISBN 9781119662693H. Manjunatha,Ramya krishna Pothuand Rajender Boddula,

Book Chapter S. Ramesh, Manganese - Based Materials for Wiley-Scrivener FebruaryK. Chandra Babu Naidu, Zn Batteries in Zink Batteries: Publishing, USA. 2020K. Venkata Ratnam, Basics,Developments, andH. Manjunatha, ApplicationsD. Baba Basha and ISBN 9781119661894A. Mallikarjauna

Book Chapter K. Chandra Babu Naidu Recent Advances in Ni-Fe Wiley-Scrivener FebruaryN. Suresh Kumar Batteries as Electrical Energy Publishing, USA. 2020H. Manjunatha Storage Devices inPrasunBenerjee Rechargeable Batteries:D. Baba Basha History, Progress, andS. Naresh Kumar ApplicationsRamyakrishnaPothu Online ISBN: 9781119714774Rajender Boddula

Book Chapter R. Venkata Nadh, Science Education and Research Imperial FebruaryM. Sireesha, for Women Empowerment in Publishing House 2020H. Manjunatha Women Empowerment,

ISBN: 978-81-936264-1-2

237

Book Chapter M. Sireesha Synergetic Role of Chemistry in Imperial FebruaryR. VenkataNadh, Women’s Success in Women Publishing 2020H. Manjunatha Empowerment – Awakening of House

a New Era, 2020ISBN:978-81-944813-5-5

Book Chapter Dr.H.Manjunatha Manganese-Based Materials for Wiley- Februaryand Dr.K.V.Ratnam Zn Batteries in Zink Batteries: Scrivener 2020

Basics, Developments, and Publishing,Applications USAISBN 9781119661894

Book Chapter Dr.H.Manjunatha Recent Advances in Ni-Fe Wiley- FebruaryBatteries as Electrical Energy Scrivener 2020Storage Devices in Recharge- Publishing,able Batteries: History, USA.Progress, and ApplicationsOnline ISBN: 9781119714774

Book Chapter Sannapaneni Characterization of Carbon Taylor MarchJanardan, Nanotubes in Organized and Francis 2020B Raghuvamsi Networks ofKrishna Carbon Nanotubes 1st Edition,

Edited by K.R.V. Subramanian,Raji George, Aravinda CL Rao

Book Chapter B.Raghuvamsi Properties of Carbon nanotubes in Taylor MarchKrishna Organized Networks of Carbon and Francis 2020Sannapaneni Nanotubes 1st Edition, Edited byJanardan K.R.V. Subramanian, Raji George,

Aravinda CL Rao

Book Chapter Ratnakaram V.N. Design of a Domestic Defluoridizing Springer, MarchUnit in Emerging Technologies for Singapore 2020Agriculture and Environment.Lecture Notes on MultidisciplinaryIndustrial Engineering





238


1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Physics, GIS, GITAM Bengaluru


3. Name of the Head: Dr. N. V. Krishna Prasad


BSc.,

M.Phil.,

Ph.D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 2 - 2 1 - 1 4 - 4 7 - 7

Faculty with out - - - - - - - - - - -Ph.D.







Workshop 1

Guest Lecture 1





Workshop 1

Guest Lecture 1

239

12 a. Ongoing Funded Research Project:


From To (Rs.)

1. Dr. Prasun Effect of bismuth excess UGC 2019 2021 10,00,000Banerjee and iron deficiency on the

multiferroic properties ofBiFeO3 ceramics

b. Research Projects Completed: Nil



i Research Papers Published 8 60 68ii Presentation of Papers in Conferences - - -



Book chapter Prasun Banerjee, Active Materials for Wiley-Scrivener MarchAdolfo Franco Jr, Flexible K-Ion Publishing, USA. 2020K. Chandra Babu BatteriesNaidu,D.Baba Basha,Ramyakrishna Pothuand Rajender Boddula

Book chapter Prasun Banerjee, Carbon Nanomaterials Wiley-Scrivener MarchK. Chandra Babu Naidu, for Zn-Ion Batteries Publishing, USA. 2020M.S.S.R.K.N.Sarma,S. Ramesh

Book chapter S.Ramesh, K.Chandra Manganese-Based Wiley-Scrivener MarchBabu Naidu, Materials for Zn Publishing, USA. 2020K.Venkata Ratnam, BatteriesH.Manjunatha,D.Baba Basha andA.Mallikarjauna

Book chapter K.Chandra Babu Naidu, Surface Morphology CRC Press MarchD.Baba Basha, Induced Inorganic Taylor-Francis 2020S.Ramesh, N. Suresh Materials forKumar, Prasun SupercapacitorsBanerjee, andK. Srinivas


240

Book chapter N. Suresh Kumar, Co-based materials for CRC Press MarchR. Padma Suvarna, supercapacitors, Book Taylor-Francis 2020S. Ramesh, Edition1: InorganicD. Baba Basha, Nanomaterials forK. Chandra Babu Naidu Supercapacitors

Book chapter U. Naresh, Conducting polymer derived CRC Press MarchR. Jeevan Kumar, materials for batteries Taylor-Francis 2020S. Ramesh,K. Chandra Babu Naidu,D. Baba Basha,Prasun Banerjee,and K. Srinivas

Book chapter Prasun Banerjee, Zinc based materials for CRC Press Taylor- MarchAdolfo Franco Jr, supercapacitors, Book Edition1: Francis 2020D.Baba Basha, Inorganic Nanomaterials forK.Chandra Babu SupercapacitorsNaidu andS. Ramesh

Book chapter Prasun Banerjee, Niobium based materials for CRC Press Taylor- MarchAdolfo Franco Jr, supercapacitors, Book Edition1: Francis 2020D. Baba Basha, Inorganic Nanomaterials forK. Chandra Babu Naidu Supercapacitorsand K. Srinivas

Book chapter M. Prakash, Electrode Materials for K-Ion Wiley-Scrivener MarchN. Suresh Kumar, Batteries and Applications, Publishing, USA. 2020K. Chandra Babu Naidu, Book Edition1: Potassium-IonM.S.S.R.K.N. Sarma, Batteries: Materials andPrasun Banerjee, ApplicationsR. Jeevan Kumar,Ramyakrishna Pothuand Rajender Boddula

Book chapter H. Manjunatha, Applications of Metal–Organic Wiley-Scrivener MarchK. Chandra Babu Naidu, Frameworks (MOFs) and Their Publishing, USA. 2020N. Suresh Kumar, Derivatives in Piezo/Ramyakrishna Pothu & FerroelectricsRajender Boddula

Book chapter G. Ranjith Kumar, Construction, Working, and Wiley-Scrivener MarchK. Chandra Babu Naidu, Applications of Different Zn- Publishing, USA. 2020D. Baba Basha, Based BatteriesD. Prakash Babu,M.S.S.R.K.N. Sarma,Ramyakrishna Pothu,and Rajender Boddula,

241

Book chapter K. Srinivas, Magnetic Nanomaterials for Materials Research MarchK. Chandra Babu Naidu, Supercapacitors, Forum LLC 2020G. Balakrishna, PublishersB. Venkata Shiva Reddy,N. Suresh Kumar,S. Ramesh,Prasun Banerjee,D. Baba Basha

Book chapter U. Naresh, Conducting Polymer Coatings Wiley-Scrivener MarchN. Suresh Kumar, for Corrosion Resistance in Publishing, USA. 2020D. Baba Basha, Electronic Materials,K. Chandra Babu Naidu,M.S.S.R.K.N. Sarma,R. Jeevan Kumar,Ramyakrishna Pothu andRajender Boddula

Book chapter D. Prakash Babu, Applications of Polymer Wiley-Scrivener MarchS. Naresh Kumar, Light-Emitting Devices Publishing, USA. 2020N. Suresh Kumar, and DisplaysK. Chandra Babu Naidu,D. Baba Basha,Ramyakrishna Pothu andRajender Boddula

Book chapter Prasun Banerjee, Advancement in Electrolytes Wiley-Scrivener MarchAdolfo Franco Jr, for Rechargeable Batteries Publishing, USA. 2020R. Z. Xiao,K. Chandra Babu Naidu,R. M. Rao, RamyakrishnaPothuand RajenderBoddula

Book chapter K. Chandra Babu Naidu, Recent Advances in Ni-Fe Wiley-Scrivener MarchN. Suresh Kumar, Batteries as Electrical Energy Publishing, USA. 2020H. Manjunatha, Storage DevicesPrasun Benerjee,D. Baba Basha,S. Naresh Kumar,Ramyakrishna Pothu andRajender Boddula

Book chapter B. Venkata Shiva Reddy, 2D Perovskite Materials and Wiley-Scrivener MarchK. Srinivas, N. Suresh Their Device Applications, Publishing, USA. 2020Kumar, S. Ramesh,K. Chandra Babu Naidu,Prasun Banerjee,Ramyakrishna Pothu andRajender Boddula


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Book chapter U. Naresh, N. Suresh Synthesis and Properties of Wiley-Scrivener MarchKumar, D. Baba Basha, Graphene-Based Materials Publishing, USA. 2020Prasun Benerjee,K. Chandra Babu Naidu,R. Jeevan Kumar,Ramyakrishna Pothu andRajender Boddula,

Book chapter N.Suresh Kumar, Piezoelectric Actuators and Wiley-Scrivener MarchR.Padma Suvarna, Their Applications Publishing, USA. 2020K. Chandra Babu Naidu,S. Ramesh,MSSRKN Sarma,H. Manjunatha,Ramyakrishna Pothu andRajender Boddula

Book chapter N. Suresh Kumar, Alloy Materials and Allied Wiley-Scrivener MarchR. Padma Suvarna, Applications Publishing, USA. 2020K. Chandra Babu Naidu,M.S.S.R.K.N. Sarma

Book chapter Prasun Banerjee, Magnetic nanomaterials for Materials Research MarchAdolfo Franco Jr, spintronics Forum LLC 2020D. Baba Basha, and PublishersK. Chandra Babu Naidu

Book chapter N. Suresh Kumar, Mn-Based Materials for Materials Research MarchR. Padma Suvarna, Sodium-Ion Batteries Forum LLC 2020S. Ramesh, PublishersD. Baba Basha,K. Srinivas,K. Chandra Babu Naidu

Book chapter K. Chandra Babu Naidu, Recent Advances in Materials Research MarchN. Suresh Kumar, Nanomaterials Forum LLC 2020Rajender Boddula, for Li-Ion Batteries, PublishersS. Ramesh, Book editionRamyakrishna Pothu,Prasun Banerjee,M.S.S.R.K.N. Sarma,H. Manjunatha,B. Kishore

iv. Patents : Nil



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1 B.Sc (Physical Science) 14 14 4 28.57 2019-20 I

2 B.Sc (Physical Science) 14 14 14 100.00 2019-20 II

3 B.Sc (Physical Science) 13 13 9 69.23 2018-19 III

4 B.Sc (Physical Science) 13 13 11 84.62 2018-19 IV

5 B.Sc (Mathes Science) 6 6 2 33.33 2019-20 I

6 B.Sc (Mathes Science) 6 6 6 100.00 2019-20 II

7 B.Sc (Mathes Science) 6 6 4 66.67 2018-19 III

8 B.Sc (Mathes Science) 6 6 4 66.67 2018-19 IV


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9. 19 GITAM Centre for Distance Learning

1. Name of the Institute : Centre for Distance Learning


3. Director : Prof. T.Srinivas

Director (Admissions & Academic Affairs) : Prof. MVS Chandrasekhar Rao

4. Programs offered and enrolement for the year

S. No. Name of the course 2019-20

1. MBA 688

2. MBA (HR) 376

3. M.Sc Biotech 2

4. M.A English 716

5. M.A Economics 337

6. M.Com 515

7. MCA 6

8. B.A 13081

9. B.Com 17419

10. P.G. Dip. in Commun. Skills 9

11. Dip. in Env. & Sust. Mgmt 1

12. Diploma in Computer Applications 4

13. Diploma in Communicative English 1

Total: 33155

5. Core Faculty : 4

6. Course coordinators : 12 (Part-time)

7. Supporting Staff :Cadre Male Female TotalAssistant Registrar 1 -- 1Superintendent 1 -- 1Manager 2 -- 2Junior Manager 3 -- 3Sr. Assistant 2 -- 2Jr. Assistant 12 11 23Electrician 1 -- 1Computer Assistant 1 -- 1Attendants / Others 12 -- 12 Total 35 11 46

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8. Faculty Development Programme : CDL organized FDP on Design, Development and Delivery of MOOCs for faculty of GITAM.9. Advisory Committee : CDL Advisory Committee meeting was held on 12 August 2019. Prof. V. Venkayya,Director (Retd.), Academic Affairs, Dr. BRAOU, Hyderabad and Prof D. Harinarayana, Pro VC(Retd), GITAMattended the meeting as external members.


YEAR/SEM PROGRAMME BRANCH APPEARED PASSED % OF PASS

I MBA GEN 582 463 79.55

I MBA HRM 315 233 73.96

II MA ENG 510 427 83.72

II MA ECO 231 164 71.00

II M.COM - 597 473 79.22

II MSC BIO 26 19 73.07

II MBA GEN 228 184 80.70

II MBA HRM 144 120 83.33

II MCA - 100 81 81

III MCA - 81 73 90.12

III MBA HRM 528 440 83.33

III MBA GEN 1028 748 72.76

IV MBA HRM 214 181 84.57

IV MBA GEN 438 276 63.00

II B.COM - 9973 7820 78.41

II BA - 5999 4653 77.56

III B.COM - 7683 6429 84

III BA - 5653 4650 82.25

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1. Introduction

Twelfth Annual Report (2018 – 2019)

The Twelfth Annual Report of GITAM (Deemed to be University) is presented herewith. The Government ofIndia, on the advice of the University Grants Commission, declared GITAM as a Deemed to be University underSection 3 of UGC Act, 1956 vide Notification No. F.9-37/2006-U.3, dated 13 August 2007.


This is in compliance with clause iii of Rule 20 of the Memorandum of Association of GITAM (Deemed to beUniversity) as amended in terms of the UGC (Institutions Deemed to be Universities) Regulations, 2010.

Sd/-REGISTRAR


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2. The Emblem






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Vice-Chancellor : Prof. K.Siva Rama Krishna


Principal I/c, GITAM Institute of Technology : Prof. C. Dharma Raj

Director, GITAM Institute of Management : Prof. Y. Gouthama Rao

Principal, GITAM Institute of Science : Prof. M. Saratchandra Babu



Director, GITAM School of Law : Prof. R. Anita Rao

Principal, GIMSR : Dr. I. Jyothi Padmaja

Medical Superintendent, GIMSR : Dr. P. Shyam Prasad


Director (I/c), GITAM School of Gandhian Studies : Prof. B. Nalini

Principal, GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad : Prof. N. Seetharamaiah

Director, Hyderabad Business School : Prof. Y. Lakshman Kumar

Principal, School of Sciences, Hyderabad : Prof. G.A. Rama Rao



Director (I/c), Gandhi School of Humanities & Social Sciences : Prof. Y. Prabhavati


Director, Bengaluru School of Management Studies : Prof. Dasari Shailendra

Coordinator, GITAM School of Science, Bengaluru : Dr.K.Srinivas


Registrar : Prof.K.V.G.D.Balaji


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4. GITAM

Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management (GITAM) was founded by a group of eminent intellectuals andindustrialists of Andhra Pradesh under the leadership of Dr. M.V.V.S. Murthi with the objective of promotingquality higher education in the fields of engineering, technology, management, medicine, etc.

Establishment of an engineering college at Visakhapatnam in 1980, the City of Destiny, is indeed a pioneeringachievement of GITAM. Responding to the expanding needs in diverse fields of knowledge, a number of institutes/schools have been added over the years viz., Institute of Management (1988), School of International Business(1997), Dental College & Hospital (2001), Institute of Science (2006), Institute of Pharmacy (2006), Schoolof Architecture (2011), School of Law (2012), Institute of Medical Sciences & Research (2015), School of Nursing& School of Gandhian Studies (2016). Over the years, these institutes/schools have established excellent standardsof teaching and research and have earned a good reputation for GITAM as a premier institution offering qualityeducation.

Along with its impressive progress in the academic arena, the University has expanded its geographic spread,with the establishment of Hyderabad campus in 2009 and Bengaluru campus in 2012, in the industrial hubsof the State capitals of Telangana and Karnataka.

The Centre for Distance Learning was established in 2009 with recognition from DEC, duly recommended bya joint committee of UGC-AICTE-DEC. This Centre has been successfully offering 13 UG, PG and Diplomaprogrammes in literature, management, science and social sciences. The Centre provides virtual classrooms,unique learning resources and excellent administrative services.

It has been twelve years since GITAM metamorphosed into a Deemed to be University on 13th August, 2007.Over the years, it has grown into one of the premier universities in the country whose growth is closely entwinedwith the saga of the growth of higher education in the country. The fundamental purpose of GITAM’s currentexistence has, therefore, been to conserve and continue this rich heritage while meeting the challenges ofchange.

GITAM ranks among the top universities in the country in terms of academic and research output. It has threemodern campuses, 20 Institutes, 10 Faculties, 52 academic Departments and 10 Research Centres. The Universityhas been able to make its mark at the national and international levels in a number of frontier areas.

With a multidisciplinary approach, the University has been offering over 190 UG, PG, Doctoral and other programmesin diverse fields such as Technology, Science, Management, Pharmacy, International Business, Architecture,Law, Medicine, Nursing and Gandhian Studies. The three campuses at Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad and Bengaluruare endowed with world-class infrastructure and well-equipped laboratories together with excellent studentsupport services.

GITAM has over 22,000 regular full-time students and 1200 research scholars hailing from almost all the Statesof the country, pursuing different academic programmes. These are some of the brightest minds in the country,who have joined the University after clearing a rigorous all-India on-line Entrance Test. The stupendous placementrecord through campus recruitments indicates the quality of education imparted by the University and the reputationit carries with the industry especially in the core sectors.

The University has a well qualified and committed team of over 1200 fulltime faculty members. Sizable numberof GITAM faculty have research and industrial background. The faculty members have undertaken major researchprojects in various thrust areas with financial assistance from UGC, DBT, DST, DRDO, CSIR, MoES, etc. The

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University established a Central Research Laboratory in GITAM Institute of Technology (GIT) to enable facultyfrom different streams to conduct interdisciplinary research projects under a single roof.

The University is steadily expanding its academic activities and gaining popularity as an International University.Students from GITAM have acceptability in admissions to reputed international universities for pursuing higherstudies abroad.

The University’s research and consultancy expertise is often translated into tangible benefits for the industryand the community at large. All the Institutes under the ambit of the University have excellent research facilitiesby way of modern laboratories and sophisticated equipment on par with world-class universities. In order tostrengthen the application of information and communication technology in academics, research and administration,the University established a sophisticated data centre with a super-computer. The Knowledge Resource Centre(KRC) is modernized by equipping with computers and internet facility.

Further, in order to take up advanced research in focused areas, eight research centers have been established.MoUs entered into with premier research organizations and universities abroad have been contributing to promotecollaborative research in multidisciplinary areas. Particularly in the light of ongoing globalization and removalof trade and educational barriers, it has become even more imperative for GITAM to attain world class standardsin teaching and research.

The impressive progress made in the research culture is also evident from the number of research paperspublished by the faculty in national and international refereed journals. They are also active participants inseveral national and international conferences and workshops organized by the University as well as externalagencies.

The University takes its social responsibility with commitment and ensures that the out reach programmes undertakenby the faculty and students benefit the community at large.


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Dr. M.V.V.S. Murthi, who had founded GITAM in 1980 and guided its destinies till his last breath, left his mortalcoil on 02 October 2018, leaving GITAM family in abysmal grief. In his place, Mr. Sribharat Mathukumilli waselected as President, GITAM by the Governing Body at its 169th Meeting held on 19 November 2018.

Mr. Sribharat completed BS (Industrial Engineering) from Purdue University, USA and MBA, MA (Education) fromStanford University, USA. He is deeply passionate about utilizing his knowledge and skills to develop renewableenergy, sustainable growth and waste management solutions. Among many other significant positions he holds,he currently serves as Board Member of TiEAmaravati and Board member and Learning Chair of EO AndhraPradesh.



GITAM celebrated its 38th Foundation Day on 12 August 2018. Prof. Michael Warren Young, Rockefeller University,New York, USA, 2017 Nobel Prize Awardee, renowned biologist and geneticist, received GITAM Foundation Award-2018. The award that comprised Rs. 10 lakh cash and citation, was bestowed upon him by Dr. MVVS Murthi,President, GITAM.

Delivering the Foundation Day address, Dr. Young said: “You and I hold these clocks (biological) in every tissueof our body. The daily rhythm (biological clock) rarely follows the 24-hour clock. They have a species-specificperiod, which is somewhat shorter or longer than 24 hours due to which they are called circadian (about aday). The Nobel Laureate gave a Power Point Presentation on how he and his team had isolated a gene thatcontrols the normal biological rhythm in fruit flies. The gene encodes a protein that accumulates in the cellduring the night and is then degraded during the day. The same principles apply to other living organismsincluding humans.

The University also felicitated the teaching and non-teaching staff during the celebrations. Dr. MVVS Murthipresented best teacher awards to Dr. R Gyanaprasuna (Microbiology), Dr. PVY Jayasree (ECE), Dr. P. TrinadhaRao (ECE), Dr. Manju Jose (English), best supporting staff awards to K. Chandra Sekhar (Sr.Assistant), A. NarasingaRao (Technical Assistant), K. Govindarajulu (Attendant), outstanding student speaker awards to A.Annapurna,Fathima Zohra and Jagruthi Jaiswal.

Ninth Convocation

Ninth Convocation of GITAM Visakhapatnam was held on 15 September 2018. Prof. Balram Bhargava, DirectorGeneral of Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) participated as Chief Guest at the Convocation.

During his convocation address, Prof. Bhargava observed that in spite of independent India making giant stridesin various spheres, a number of challenges, including provision of universal healthcare and making primaryand tertiary healthcare affordable, remains to be addressed, and young researchers can play a decisive rolein identifying and providing solutions to them. “Indians are genetically endowed with a capability to innovateand provide solutions to various problems. Though we take a lot of time to innovate, when we do, we providecheaper, better, innovative and scalable solutions to various problems. Innovations in medical devices would

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go a long way in providing healthcare to the poor at affordable cost and multi-disciplinary research would goa long way in achieving it”, he said.

Honorary Degree of Doctor of Science was conferred on Prof. Balram Bhargava and Doctor of Letters (DLit.)was conferred on Telugu writer Peri Ravi Kumar. Faculty members Prof. S. S. Prasada Rao, Prof. R. GyanaPrasuna and Dr. Y.V.V. Satyanrayana Murthy were honoured with Best Researcher Awards and Dr. Usha Gampalafrom science field received ‘Best Ph.D. Thesis’ award. A total of 26 graduate students received GITAM President’sgold medals for their outstanding performance in academics.

A Total of 1995 students and scholars graduated - 1355 Engineering (B.Tech. and M.Tech.), 285 Management,180 Science, 75 Pharmacy, 40 B.Arch., 35 Law and 25 from humanities and social sciences. Around 28 researchscholars received their Ph.D. degrees during the convocation.

MoUs Entered

GITAM entered into MoU with different institutions during the year. Some of the important among them arewith: Rotary Club Visakha Valley; Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), Visakhapatnam; EDCIL (India) Limited;Unique Biotech Limited, Hyderabad; Lapetus Solutions Inc. Wilmington, NC, USA; BogaR Laboratories, East GodavariDist. AP; Logistics Sector Skill Council (LSC); College Board, New York, USA; Centre of Excellence in Maritime& Ship Building, Visakhapatnam; CLAT- 2019.

Patents

The continuous research pursuit of the faculty has resulted in filing 10 patents during the year.

Infrastructure

The infrastructure of GITAM has been further strengthened in 2018-19 by way of new projects as detailedbelow :

A 113-room block, Nirmala Sadan-2, to house 452 girl students, has been completed for occupation.

Nurses Hostel in GIMSR Campus with 232 double occupancy rooms for 464 inmates was commissioned in July2018.

Sports Stadia with playgrounds, pavilion and seating galleries have been completed in all respects, one eachin the main campus and GIMSR campus. The Stadium in the main campus was inaugurated in February 2019.

Additional two floors each over Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Bhavan, Sarvodaya Soudha and Madanmohan Malaviya Bhavanto cater to the School of Law, Gandhian Studies and Institute of Management, respectively, have been completedand occupied.

Ongoing expansion projects in the existing buildings (additional two floors over Santi Sadan to cater to internationalstudents and additional two floors over Mother Teresa Bhavan) are fast progressing, for completion by August2019.

A Link Corridor between Sir CV Raman Bhavan and SS Bhatnagar Bhavan and a new block, to cater to PGcourses in Architecture and additional Class Rooms for First Year engineering, have been taken up for completionby August 2019.


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A roof-top helipad of the Hospital Building, to meet air-ambulance requirements, has been completed.

Roof-top Solar Photovoltaic power generation system, with a capacity of 1000 kWp, spread over 15 buildings,was commissioned in September 2018.


A fully air-conditioned Central Library, known as Knowledge Resource Centre, is located in Visakhapatnam campuswith all facilities like internet, digital library, e-learning centre and reprographic facilities. The centre has acollection of over 32,35,174 volumes which includes 30,00,091 +e-books, 408 print Periodicals both nationaland international , 8494 e-journals, CDs / DVDs, latest editions of Handbooks, Directories, Dictionaries,Encyclopedias, ISI & IRC codes covering disciplines of Engineering, Science, Management, International Business,Dental Sciences, Pharmacy, Architecture, Law, Medical Sciences, Nursing and Gandhian Philosophy. The libraryis equipped with reading rooms and reference sections. The INFONET services facilitate online access toe-books and e-journals, which is connected to all the three campuses.

The e-resources can be accessed through intranet and internet. The total campus is wifi enabled. This facilitatesthe users to access the resources anywhere in the campus.

E- Resources





KRC has signed MoU with INFLIBNET (Information & Library Network Centre) for Shodganga for thesis uploadingand anti-plagiarism.


The Centre for Advanced Technology Solutions (CATS) manages the IT infrastructure and offers variety of IT-related services to assist members of staff and students at GITAM. CATS provides campus-wide computing,networking, storage, communications and instructional technology across all the campuses of GITAM. The softwareservices are used across all the three campuses while the hardware services are specific to the campus.

GITAM IT Services Enhancements in 2018-2019 :

1. G-HRMS, a brand new portal has been developed to manage all staff salary processing activities whichincludes biometric attendance integration for salary processing.

2. G-Media, web portal that allows specified users to share photographs of the events that happen in thecampuses is under enhancement.

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3. G-Pharmacy module has been developed for GIMSR hospital central drug store.

4. G-Meetings portal enables central committee members to plan meeting schedules, feedback andcommunication.

5. G-Schedule, auditoriums, video conferencing rooms, sports complex etc can be selected for conductingevents for a particular period.

6. G-FIS is a web portal for displaying consolidated information of a staff member just by keying staff ID.

7. G-Evaluation processes marks of the students and is being modified for each institution.

8. G-University provides a complete view of GITAM in the form of a Digital Dashboard.

9. Academic and HR profile facility has been updated for all staff members to update their papers, publicationsand HR information.

10. GITAM-HIS is a hospital management software under development to support GITAM hospital daily activities.

11. GITAM website - a CMS was developed to design and upgrade GITAM website with minimum man hours.

Data centre upgrade –

1. Nexus – L3 Switch is added to reach network traffic and the request is validated before sending it toserver form.

2. Internal firewall – An internal firewall is added to address on premises network attacks.

3. External firewall – External firewall is upgraded to the latest model.

4. Rack to Rack 10g back bone – The network communication between racks is upgraded to 10G to improvethe network performance.

5. Dual Power – Dual power facility has been added to Data Centre with standards.

Campus Hostels

2607 boys and 1077 girls availed themselves of campus hostel facility during the year.


During the academic year, GITAM participated in 8 South-zone and All India Inter-university tournaments inBadminton (M), Chess (M), Cricket (M), Handball (M), Kabaddi (M), Table Tennis (M), Tennis (M&W) & Kickboxing(W) held at Manipal University; Visweswaraya Technical University, Belgavi; Rayalaseema University, Kurnool;SRM IST University, Chennai; GITAM (Deemed to be University) and Andhra University.

The 10th GITAM Intercollegiate Games & Sports Meet -2019 for men and women was conducted for 12Institutions of GITAM at Visakhapatnam in Cricket (Men), Football (Men), Kabaddi (Men), Handball (Men) duringNovember 2018 and other games like Basketball (Men & Women), Volleyball (Men & Women), Throwball (Women),Table Tennis (M&W), Chess (M&W), Tennis (M&W), Badminton (M&W) Athletics (Men and women) inMarch 2019.


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GITAM conducted All India and South Zone Inter University Table Tennis Tournament for Men from 3 to 8 December2018 in Visakhapatnam Campus. 65 teams from southern states for South Zone tournament and 16 teamsfrom other zones participated in All India Tournament.

GITAM recently built a state - of – the - art Cricket Stadium in Visakhapatnam Campus. This was inauguratedby Shri M. S. K. Prasad, Chairman, BCCI’s Senior Selection Committee on 12 February 2019. Dr. P.AnkammaChowdary, Chairman, SAAP and Prof. N. Vijay Mohan, Director of Physical Education, AU attended as Guestsof Honour.

GITAM Cricket Men team won the Runners Trophy –’19 & Rs. 15,000/- cash award and GITAM BasketballMen team won the 1st Runners Trophy-‘19 & Rs 5,000/- cash award in the 8th Inter University Sports Fest-’19 organized by Centurion University, Paralakhemundi during 2nd week of February 2019.

GITAM Cricket Men team won the Runners Trophy –’19 & Rs. 15,000/- cash award in the A.P.State IntercollegiateCricket Tournament -2019 held at Vijayawada during 1st week of March 2019, and GITAM Basketball Men teamwon the Winners Trophy-‘19 & Rs. 5,000/- cash award in the North Andhra Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament-2019 held at Visakhapatnam during 3rd week of March 2019.

Ms. M. Swathi of 2/4 CSE, GST-Hyd got Bronze Medal in Kickboxing at the All India Inter-University KickboxingMen & 6+Women Championship held at Andhra University during 2nd week of March 2019.

Activities of NCC

Boys Wing

• Cadet strength during the year has risen to 66.

• NCC cadets participated in CATC camps in Visakhapatnam, Trekking camp at Tirupathi and Kerala, NationalIntegration Camps at Guntur, Punjab, Gujarat, Kerala and also various social service activities like treeplantation, anti-dowry, anti-drug and anti-tobacco rallies etc.

• 21 Cadets passed ‘B’ Certificate and 19 cadets passed ‘C’ certificate examination in 2008-19. This is100% pass.

• Mr. Yugraj Singh, 2/4 B. Tech CSE was selected for the Youth Exchange Program (YEP) to Khazikistanfrom 13 - 26 May 2018.

• G Santosh Shriram 3/4 Mech and B Ajendra 3/4 ECE were selected for Andhra Pradesh State IndependenceDay Parade 2018.

• Mr. V. Ramachandar Rao CSUO 3/4 B.Tech ECE was selected for NCC special camp (Ek Bharat ShresthBharat-II) held at Guntur from 6 - 18 January 2019.

• On the occasion of Republic day celebrations, NCC units conducted Republic Day Parade on the campuson 26 January 2019. Sri M. Sribharat, President, GITAM and Prof. K. Sivarama Krishna, Vice-Chancellorreceived Guard of Honor from NCC cadets.

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Girls Wing

• Cadet strength during the year has risen to 50.

• Ten cadets participated in CATC (V) camp from 01-10 June 2018 at SITAM Engineering college, Vizianagaram.

• Twenty cadets participated in International Yoga Day celebrations.

• Five cadets participated in Blood Donation Camp on the occasion of Bharat Ratna Mother Teresa BirthAnniversary.

• In CATC camp, ten cadets participated in Anti-Dowry Rally in August 2018.

• Swathi Samantha Ray of 2/4 B.Tech. Bio Technology was selected for RDC in January 2019.

• Lt. Dr. V. Parimala Venu participated in CATC (3) during 20-30 July 2018 at SITAM Engineering College,Vizianagaram. She was also nominated as Board Member for NCC ‘C’ Certificate Examinations during2019.

• Dr. V. Parimala Venu got promoted as Captain from Lieutenant.

• Twenty six cadets got enrolled in GITAM NCC girls Wing for ‘B’ & ‘C’ Certificates in the academic year2018-19.

• Twenty four GITAM NCC Cadets passed ‘B’ Certificate and 10 cadets passed ‘C’ Certificate examinationin 2018-19.

• Ten cadets participated in ATC III at Kothavalasa.

NSS Unit

A total of 40 NSS Programmes including 17 NSS Special Camps were successfully organized during the year2018-19. Total student enrollment in NSS was 1998.One volunteer Mr. S.K Basha from School of Architecturewas selected for Pre RD Camp during Oct-Nov 2018. In the State Youth Festival held during 13 – 14 December2018 at Nagarjuna University, Guntur, two volunteers won the State 2nd Prize in Elocution and Debate. Someof the important programmes organized by the NSS wing during the year were: Yoga Exhibition, Yoga DemonstrationCamp, Massive Plantation, Anti Ragging Rally, Swachhta Pakhwada, Ozone Rally, International Coastal Clean-up Day, Traffic Awareness Programme, Age Care Rally, Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, & Rashtriya Ekta Saptah; MobileMalaria and Dengue Control with GVMC, World AIDS Day, Mega Blood Donation Camp, State Level Youth Festival,Pulse Polio Program, World Water Day Walk for Water, Shramdaan Programme, etc.,


In all the sectors, placement record has been impressive during the year under review. Both the sectors i.e.,service and manufacturing preferred GITAM students, touching a mark of 1003 at GITAM Visakhapatnam Campus.

GIT: The highest package offered for GIT students is Rs. 15,00,000/- per annum offered by Microsoft, followedby Byjus which offered Rs. 10,00,000/-. Notable among the companies that visited GIT are: TCS, Informatica,Invenio, Deloitte, Cognizant, HCL, Fountane Makerspace Pvt. Ltd., NCR, Federal Bank, FIAT, Photon Technologies,TVS Motors and many more.


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GIM: The highest package offered for GIM students is Rs. 9,00,000/- per annum, offered by Walmart. Someof the major companies that recruited GIM graduates through campus recruitment are: Amazon, Deloitte,SBI Card, Flipkart, ICICI, HDFC, Nestle, GSK Ltd, Colgate Palmolive Ltd, ITC Ltd, Emami, TVS Motors, TCS,Bajaj Electricals, Ramco Cements and many more.

GSIB: The highest package offered for GSIB students is Rs. 7,50,000/- per annum, offered by Godrej AgrovetSIP PPO. Some of the major companies that recruited GSIB graduates through campus recruitment are : UshaInternational, Amul, Saven Technologies,ICICI Bank, CSOT, Yusen Logistics, Alianz Group, Blowhorn, Invensisand many more.

GIS: The highest package offered for GIS students is Rs. 6,20,000/- per annum offered by Deloitte. Some ofthe companies that visited GIS are: Knowledge Processing Center for Excellence; Biocon, Bengaluru; ShanthaBiotech, Hyderabad; Laila Neutraceutical, Vijayawada; GVK Biosciences Private Limited; Aurobindo Pharma; Deloitte;TCS; Accenture, TCS, Syntel, Wipro, C P Aqua Culture, Chennai and many more.

GIP: The highest package offered for GIP students is Rs. 1,92,000/- per annum. Some of the companies thatvisited GIP are API Pharma Tech, Hyderabad; Divis Laboratories Ltd, Hyderabad; OMICS International, Hyderabadand many more.

Some of the Dignitaries who visited Visakhapatnam Campus are:

1. Sri M. Venkaiah Naidu, Honorable Vice- President of India

2. Dr. Michael W.Young, Nobel Laureate, Rockefeller University, NY, USA

3. Prof. Balram Bhargava, Secretary, DHR and Director General, ICMR

4. Prof. C.V.Rao, Vice-Chancellor, Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada

5. Dr.Jitendra Sharma, MD & CEO, AP MedTech Zone, Advisor (Health), Govt. of AP

6. Sri MSK Prasad, Chairman, BCCI’s Senior Selection Committee

7. Prof. Manoru Senna, Keio University, Japan

8. Admiral R. K. Dhowan, Former Chief of Naval Staff and Chairman, National Maritime Foundation

9. Commodore Sushant Dam, Director, Maritime Warfare Centre, Visakhapatnam

10. Amb.Ashok Sajjanhar, President, Institute of Global Studies, Former Ambassador of India to Kazakhstan,Sweden & Latvia

11. Dr. Pranesh Aswath, Vice- Provost of UT Arlington, USA

12. Ms. Neelima Gonuguntla, President, US India Chamber of Commerce

13. Dr. Patrick McNamara, Director of International Studies, University of Nebraska, Omaha

14. Mr.Andrew Collister, Vice Consul at the Australian Consulate-General in Chennai

15. Prof.S.Surya Prakash, Vice-Chancellor, DSNLU, Visakhapatnam

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16. Dr. Abhijat Sheth, President, National Board of Examinations, New Delhi

17. Dr. CVRK Prasad, Chief of Cardiology, Lawnwood Regional Medical Centre & Heart Institute, Florida StateUniversity

18. Dr. Amiya Bhaumik, Vice-Chancellor, Lincoln University College, Malaysia

19. Shri N.Sambasiva Rao IPS (Retd.), Former DGP, AP, CEO, Gangavaram Port Limited, VSP

20. Prof. Sushil Mittal, James Madison University, Virginia, USA

21. Prof.Peter Kuznick, Director, Nuclear Studies Institute, American University, Washington

22. Prof. Pappu Rama Rao, Simon Fraser University, USA

23. Dr. Sitaram Bhavaraju, Scientist , Global Reference Standards Laboratory, U.S.A

24. Prof. Ravi Vatrapu, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark

25. Dr.Shekhar C. Mande, Director General, CSIR, New Delhi

26. Ar. Komali Yenneti, University of Sidney, Australia

27. Prof.Vemuri Sivaram, Charles Darwin University, Australia

28. Dr.M.R.Rajagopal, Padma Shri Awardee , Founder Chairman, Pallium India

29. Justice DVSS Somayajulu, Judge, AP High Court

30. Dr.Kennneth Ferguson, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, WA, USA

and many more...

Hyderabad Campus

Ninth Convocation

9th Convocation of GITAM Hyderabad was held on 22 September 2018. Prof. K. Ramakrishna Rao, Chancellor,GITAM (Deemed to be University) presided over the ceremony. Honorary doctorates were presented toDr. K. Sivan, Chairman, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and Prof. Aekka Yadagiri Rao, Sculptorand Retired Professor, College of Fine Arts, JNFAU, Hyderabad on the occasion.

During his convocation address, Dr. Sivan said that three aspects would play a major role in one’s life—conqueringpersonal fear, taking calculated risks and innovation or lateral thinking. “Innovation or lateral thinking is essentialin leapfrogging to achieve greater heights and success. All the discoveries, innovations and benefits we areenjoying now are the outcome of lateral thinking, innovation and accidental discoveries at some point. Takerisks without the fear of failure and do not throw away your crazy ideas,” he advised.

Three Ph.D. degrees and over 1,017 graduate and postgraduate degrees were awarded to students at theconvocation.


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MoUs Entered

GITAM Hyderabad entered into MoU with different institutions during the year. Some of the important amongthem are with: University of North Texas, Dallas; University of Denver, Colorado; University of Melbourne, Australia;E Gate ‘B’ School, Mexico; and International Universiti Tecknologi Mara, Malaysia.

Patents

Dr. Riyazuddin Y Md, GST, filed a patent for his invention on Automated Weather System for the detection ofair pollutants and measuring meteorological parameters.

Infrastructure

Hostel for accommodating 360 students, including 60 international students, was completed and partly occupiedin August 2018.

Construction of a 13-storeyed 576-room Boys Hostel Tower has been taken up to house 1152 students, to becompleted within two years. It is proposed to limit the construction to six floors for the present and makeit ready for occupation by November 2019, to accommodate 480 students.


A fully air-conditioned Library, known as Knowledge Resource Centre, is located in the Hyderabad campus withall facilities like internet, digital library, e-learning centre and reprographic facilities. The centre has a collectionof over 30,87,907 volumes which includes 30,00,091 +e-books, 238 print Periodicals both national and international,8494 e-journals, covering disciplines of Engineering, Science, Management, Architecture, Pharmacy. The libraryis equipped with reading rooms and reference sections. The INFONET services facilitate online access toe-books and e-journals.

The e-resources can be accessed through intranet and internet. The total campus is wifi enabled. This facilitatesthe users to access the resources anywhere in the campus.

E- Resources






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GITAM Hyderabad campus students and staff also avail the technology enhancements done in Data Centre.Hyderabad campus also avails the below software support enhancements for their daily academic and administrationactivities.1. G-HRMS2. G-Meetings3. G-FIS4. G-Transport5. G-Evaluation6. Academic and HR profile7. GITAM Hyderabad campus websites

Campus Hostels



During the academic year, GITAM Hyderabad Campus Cricket Men team won 1st Place in GUSTO 2k19, NationalLevel inter- engineering collegiate tournament, Aero 2k19, National Level inter-engineering collegiate tournament& Ciyaraah 2K19, IARE state level Intercollegiate tournament held at Hyderabad from January – March 2019.

GITAM Hyderabad Campus Foot ball – Men, Basketball – Men, Volleyball – Men, Handball –Men, Table Tennis–Men, Chess –Men &Throwball – Women Teams won 2nd place in GUSTO 2k19 National Level inter - engineeringcollegiate tournament held at GITAM Hyderabad during 2nd week of January 2019.

NSS Unit

NSS, GITAM Hyderabad has 500 volunteers during the academic year 2018-19. NSS Volunteers participatedin two special camps, three National Integration Camps, international youth leadership conference, 25 localevents and one state level youth festival and won prizes. Also one volunteer Mr. ASVS Krishna Rajesh participatedin Pre Republic Day Parade Camp held at Nagapur from 25 November to 4 December 2018. Best plantationaward was given by CII through Dr V.K. Saraswath, Member of NITI Aayog for active plantation program, i.e.,Telanganaku Harithahaaram where 55,000 saplings were planted during this program. Many service activitieswere conducted during this year viz., health camps, blood donation camps, books distribution, feed the needy,awareness campaigns, Swachh Bharath, Clean and Green, societal activities and environmental activities etc.


In all the sectors, placement record has been impressive during the year under review. Both the sectors i.e.,service and manufacturing preferred GITAM students, touching the mark of 472 at GITAM Hyderabad Campus.

GST: The highest package offered for GST students is Rs. 8,00,000/- per annum offered by Agilitix. Notableamong the companies that visited GST are: TCS, Wipro, Mindtree, NTT Data, Cognizant Technology Solutions,HCL, Value Momentum, Virtusa, Verizon, Syntel, Musigma, Berkadia, TechAspect, CoreCompete, Modak Analytics,Open Text, Genpact Digital and many more.


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HBS: The highest package offered for HBS students is Rs. 16,05,000/- per annum. Notable among the companiesthat visited HBS are: Airtel, Amazon Ambuja, Berkadia, Capital First, Deloitte, Flipkart, Future Group, GreenPark, GSK, HDFC, ICICI, IndusInd Bank, Lawrence & Mayo, Mahindra Finance, MRF, Nestle, Tech Mahindra,TVS, Axis Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Godrej and many more.

Some of the Dignitaries who visited Hyderabad Campus are:

1. Dr.K.Sivan, Secretary, DoS , Chairman, ISRO

2. Dr.P. Mallikarjuna Rao, Associate Dean, International Medical University, Malaysia

3. Prof.S.C.Malik, Dept. of Statistics, Rohtak, Haryana

4. Mr. D. Uday Kumar, Executive Director, AT & T, Hyderabad

5. Prof. V. Chandrasekhar, Shanti Swaroop Bhatnagar Awardee, Centre Director, TCIS, Hyderabad.

6. Dr. V. K. Saraswat, Member, NITI Aayog

7. Prof. Soumitra Banerjee, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Kolkata

8. Prof. Subhash Sharma, Director, Indus Business Academy, Bengaluru

9. Prof. Rajagopal, EGADE Business School, Mexico

10. Dr. Rakesh Mishra, Director, CCMB, Hyderabad

11. Dr. S. Chandrasekhar, Director, CSIR – IICT, Hyderabad

12. Dr. Sailaja Kiran, MD, Margadarsi Chit Fund Private Limited, Hyderabad

13. Dr. S. Kannan, Head, Fuel Chemistry Division, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai

14. Dr. Karthik Yadav Janga, Research Scientist, Nevakar Inc. New Jersey, USA

15. Sri Surendra Pratap Roy, Major General (Retd.)

and many more...

Bengaluru Campus

Ninth Convocation

9th Convocation of GITAM Bengaluru was held on 21 November 2018. Two hundred and eighty students receivedtheir degrees. On this occasion, Dr. S.C. Sharma, Director of NAAC delivered convocation address as chief guest.

Dr. S.C. Sharma and Justice M. N. Venkatachaliah, the 25th Chief Justice, Supreme Court of India were awardedHonorary Degree of Doctor of Science and Doctor of Letters respectively.

MoUs Entered

During the year, GITAM Bengaluru entered into MoU with iacademia in the areas of Live Projects; Personalitydevelopment - Skill in Action; Entrepeneurship incubation; Cyber Security etc.

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Infrastructure

A 14-storeyed 1316-room twin-tower Hostel was taken up in 2017-18 to house 2632 students, to be completedwithin two years. It is proposed to limit the construction to five floors for the present. Five floors in one ofthese towers, to accommodate 470 students, are being readied for occupation in July 2019.

Procurement of a 500 kWp roof-top Solar Photovoltaic power generation system was taken up in December-2018, for installation and commissioning in 2019-20.


A fully air-conditioned Library, known as Knowledge Resource Centre, is located in the Bangalore campus withall facilities like internet, digital library, e-learning centre and reprographic facilities. The centre has a collectionof over 30,18,122 volumes which includes 30,00,091 +e-books, 120 print Periodicals both national and international,8494 e-journals, covering disciplines of Engineering and Management. The library is equipped with readingrooms and reference sections. The INFONET services facilitate online access to e-books and e-journals.

The e-resources can be accessed through intranet and internet. The entire campus is wifi enabled. This facilitatesthe users to access the resources anywhere in the campus.

E- Resources


E-journals: IEL, ASME, ASCE, ACM, EBSCO, Springer; UGC Infonet: American Institute of Physics, Taylor &Francis, JCCC, Economic & Political Weekly, Oxford; Data Bases- Scopus, Indian Citation Index, Institute forStudies in Industrial Development(ISID).





GITAM Bengaluru campus uses the below software for their daily academic and administration activities. Bengalurucampus is monitored for technology upgrades and enhancements.1. G-HRMS2. G-Indent3. G-Meetings4. G-FIS5. G-Evaluation6. Academic and HR profile7. GITAM Bengaluru campus websites


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Campus Hostels



During the academic year, GST Basketball Men, Kabaddi Men, Volleyball Women teams got Runners and ThrowballWomen team got 1st place in the GITAM 10th Intercollegiate Games & Sports Meet for Men & Women forthe year 2018-19 held at GITAM Visakhapatnam campus during March 2019.

Students of GST participated in Inter-University South Zone Kabaddi at SRM University, Chennai

Activities of NCC

Conducted International Yoga Day on 21 June 2018.

24 boys and 12 girls got enrolled in NCC for the academic year 2018-19.

10 KAR Bn NCC conducted Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC) in GITAM Bengaluru Campus from 27 June2018 to 06 July 2018 and trained about 580 cadets from various colleges of Kolar, Chintamani, Chickballapurand Doddaballapur Rural districts.

CATC camp was conducted by 7 KAR Bn NCC from 13 - 22 July 2018 in which about 600 cadets coming fromvarious colleges of Bengaluru urban district were trained.

8 KAR Bn, in association with GITAM Bengaluru, conducted a camp from 25 July to 03 August 2018 and trained600 cadets from different institutions over Karnataka.

NCC cadets of GITAM Bengaluru, in association with Doddaballapur Nagarsabha, conducted Swatcha Bharathprogram at D-cross on 01 August 2018.

Kargil Vijay Diwas was conducted on 26 July 2018. Col. Raj Narayan who participated in Kargil War was felicitated.

Independence Day and Republic Day were conducted by the cadets.

Blood donation camp was conducted on 23 September 2018 in association with Lions Blood Bank. 456 unitsof blood was collected and donated to Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology, Bangalore on 24 September 2018.

Black Day was conducted by the cadets on 18 February 2019 to salute the deceased Jawans in the Pulwamaterrorist attack on 14 February 2018.

NSS Unit

A total of 365 students have enrolled as NSS volunteers at GITAM Bengaluru. The NSS Unit organized ablood donation camp in association with Lions Club International, Bengaluru West. Cleaning of garden aroundSwami Vivekananda and Mahatma Gandhi statue was carried out by 150 volunteers at Doddaballapur, BengaluruRural District. In memory of Pulavama Terrorist attack, Black Day was observed on the campus. Campus cleaningin line with Swach Bharat is practiced regularly on every Saturday at the campus. Also, NSS organised anti- plastics campaign on the campus. Further, good number of NSS volunteers participated in InternationalYoga Day to promote yoga for the benefit of students. NSS volunteers participated in a program to createawareness about water scarcity and water conservation practices to avoid wastage of water.

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In all the sectors, placement record has been impressive during the year under review. Both the sectors i.e.,service and manufacturing preferred GITAM students, touching the mark of 105 at GITAM Bengaluru Campus.

GST: The highest package offered for GST students is Rs. 7,00,000 /- per annum offered by MU-Sigma. Notableamong the companies that visited GST are: Wipro, TCS, Photon, NTT Data, Mu Sigma, Syntellect, Ctrls, Face,NDS Eco Motors, Tek Systems, Cognizant, Hyoseong, Capgemini, Silicon India and Virtusa and many more.

BSMS: The highest package offered for BSMS students is Rs. 5,00,000/- per annum offered by Face Academy.Notable among the companies that visited BSMS are: Chawala Publications, Indegene, Bajaj Finserv, ChampionsGroup, CMC , Datamarics Global Services and Karvy and many more.

Some of the Dignitaries who visited Bengaluru Campus are:

1. Dr. S. C. Sharma, Director, NAAC, Bengaluru

2. Sri M. N. Venkatachaliah, Former Chief Justice, Supreme Court of India

3. Mr. Avinash Dalal, Managing Director, AVI Machines and National President, MSME of AIMA

4. Sri V. Prasanna Venkatesh, IAS, Commissioner, AP State Disaster Management Authority

5. Prof. Ananda Puppala, Distinguished Professor, Civil Engineering and Coordinator of Geotechnical EngineeringProgram at University of Texas, Arlington Texas, USA

6. Prof. Uday Shankar, Raman Research Institute, Bengaluru

7. Prof.G.L.Reddy, Prof. of Mathematics, University of Hyderabad

8. Sri Krishna Byre Gowda, Minister of Rural Development, Law and Parliamentary Affairs

9. Prof. Ravinarayan Chakrakodi, Regional Institute of English-South India, Bengaluru

10. Mr. Santosh G. Director, International Council of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering Inc.

and many more...

Centre for Distance Learning

• Centre for Distance Learning, GITAM applied for online Courses / Programmes in online mode.

• The total strength of Centre for Distance Learning in all the three campuses touched 96,682.


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6.1. Administrative Officers


2. Vice-Chancellor : Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna

3. Pro-Vice Chancellor, GITAM Hyderabad : Prof. N. Siva Prasad

4. Registrar : Prof. K.V.G.D. Balaji


1. Director – HR : Sri J. L. Manoranjan

2. FA & CAO : Sri N.V.N. Ramsai

3. Director – Admissions : Prof. K. Narendra

4. Director – Academic Affairs : Prof. Y. Radhika

5. Director – Evaluation : Prof.M. Muralidhara Rao

6. Director – Student Affairs : Prof.K. Veera Bhadram

7. Director – Consultancy, Projects & Collaborations : Prof.M.R.S. Satyanarayana

8. Director – UGC Affairs & Research Activities : Prof. Ch. Ramakrishna

9. Director – IQAC : Prof. T. V. Suresh Kumar

10. Director – Centre for Learning & Sustainability : Prof. S. S. Prasada Rao

11. Chief Technology Officer : Sri G. Gopala Krishna

12. Director – GITAM Press : Prof. P. Subrahmanyam

13. Director – Foreign Student Affairs : Mr. K. P. C. Kishan

14. Chief Warden, Boys’ Hostels : Prof. G. Raghavaiah

15. Chief Warden, Girls’ Hostels : Prof. T. Madhavi

16. Controller of Examinations : Prof. C. Sumanth Kumar

17. Dy. Finance Officer : Sri K. Sivannarayana

18. Advisor & I/c Chief Librarian : Prof. C. Sasikala

19. Director I/c – Directorate of Physical Education and Yoga : Dr. K. Ramakrishna Rao

20. Anti Discrimination Officer, Equal Opportunity Cell : Prof. G. Raghavaiah

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Board of Management


1. Prof.K.Siva Rama Krishna, Vice – Chancellor Chairman

2. Prof.N.Siva Prasad, Pro Vice Chancellor Member


4. Prof. K. Balaveera Reddy, Former VC, NIT, Karnataka Member

5. Prof. T. Ravi Raju, Former VC, Dr. NTRUHS Member


7. UGC Nominee – to be nominated by UGC Member

8. Dr. P. Hema Prakash Kumari, Prof., Dept. of Microbiology, GIMSR Member


10. Prof.M.Gangadhara Rao, Vice President, GITAM Member

11. Sri B.V. Mohana Rao, Secretary, GITAM Member

12. Sri M. Bharadwaj, Joint Secretary, GITAM Member

13. Mr. Hamza K. Mehdi, Member, Governing Body Member

14. Prof.K.V.G.D. Balaji, Registrar Ex-officio Secretary

Academic Council


1 Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Vice-Chancellor Chairman

2 Prof. N. Siva Prasad, Pro Vice-Chancellor, HYD Member

Deans of Faculties

3 Prof. C. Dharma Raj, Principal (I/c), GIT Member


5 Prof. Y. Gouthama Rao, Director, GIM Member





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Heads of Departments

11 Prof. Shaik Khasim Beebi, HoD, Dept. of Biotechnology, GIT, VSP Member

12 Prof. K.V. Ramesh, HoD, Dept. of Civil Engineering, GIT, VSP Member

13 Prof. K. Thammi Reddy, HoD, Dept. of CSE, GIT, VSP Member

14 Prof. P.V.Y. Jayasree, HoD, Dept. of EECE, GIT, VSP Member

15 Prof. M.R.S. Satyanarayana, HoD, Dept. of Mech. Engg., GIT, VSP Member

16 Prof. K.V. Ramesh, HoD, Dept. of Electronics and Physics, GIS, VSP Member

17 Prof. Anima S Dadhich, HoD, Dept. of Chemistry, GIS, VSP Member

18 Prof. A. Chandra Sekhar, HoD, Dept. of Mathematics, GIS, VSP Member

19 Dr. Ch. Surekha, HoD, Dept. of Biochemistry & Bioinformatics, GIS, VSP Member

20 Dr. B. Veerendra Kumar, HoD, Dept. of Biotechnology, GIS, VSP Member

21 Prof. K. Vedavathi, HoD, Dept. of Comp. Science, GIS, VSP Member

22 Prof. N. Srinivas, Dept. of Env. Studies, GIS, VSP Member

23 Dr. Y. Vimala, HoD, Dept. of Microbiology and FST, GIS, VSP Member

24 Dr. K. Manjusree Naidu, HoD, Dept. of Entrepreneurship, GIM, VSP Member

25 Prof. M. Jyothsna, HoD, Dept. of Marketing, GIM, VSP Member

26 Dr. U. V. Adinarayana Rao, HoD, Dept. of Operations, GIM, VSP Member

27 Dr. M.S.V. Prasad, HoD, Dept. of Finance, GIM, VSP Member

28 Prof. K. Ashok, HoD, Dept. of HRM, GIM, VSP Member

29 Prof. B. Nalini, Director (I/c), GITAM School of Gandhian Studies, VSP Member

30 Dr. N. Deepa Mohan, HoD, Dept. of Applied Psychology, GSGS, VSP Member

31 Dr. B. Sangeeta, HoD, Dept. of Humanities & Social Sciences, GSGS, VSP Member

32 Prof. C. Pradgna, HoD, Dept. of English, GSGS, VSP Member

33 Prof. K. Manjunathachari, HoD, Dept. of EECE, SoT, HYD Member

34 Prof. A. Satya Devi, HoD, Dept. of Aerospace Engg., SoT, HYD Member

35 Prof. B. S. R. K. Prasad, HoD, Dept. of Civil Engg., SoT, HYD Member

36 Prof. S. Phani Kumar, Dept. of Comp. Sci. and Engg., SoT, HYD Member

37 Prof. P. Eshwaraiah, HoD, Dept. of Mechanical Engg., SoT, HYD Member

38 Prof. Y. Prabhavati, Principal (I/c), SH&SS, HYD Member

39 Dr. G. Rambabu, HoD, Dept. of Chemistry, SoS, HYD Member

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40 Prof. K. Maruthi Prasad, HoD, Dept. of Mathematics, SoS, HYD Member

41 Prof. R. Balaji Rao, HoD, Dept. of Physics, SoS, HYD Member

42 Prof. T. Nageswara Rao, HoD, Dept. of Mechanical Engg., SoT, BLR Member

43 Prof. T. N. Ruckmongathan, HoD, Dept. of EECE, SoT, BLR Member

44 Prof. S. Sivamurthy Reddy, Dept. of Civil Engg., SoT, BLR Member

45 Prof. S. H. Brahmananda, HoD (I/c), Dept. of CSE, SoT, BLR Member

46 Dr. Manju Jose, HoD, Dept. of English, SoT, BLR Member

47 Prof. R. Venkata Nadh, HoD, Dept. of Chemistry, SoS, BLR Member

48 Prof. N. V. Krishna Prasad, HoD, Dept. of Physics, SoS, BLR Member

49 Dr. B. Venkateswarlu, HoD, Dept. of Mathematics, SoS, BLR Member

50 Dr. A. Himabindu, HoD, Dept. of Anatomy, GIMSR, VSP Member

51 Dr. G. Subbarao, HoD, Dept. of Physiology, GIMSR, VSP Member

52 Dr. D. S. S. Girijavani, HoD, Dept. of Biochemistry, GIMSR, VSP Member

53 Dr. B. Ramesh, HoD, Dept. of Pharmacology, GIMSR, VSP Member

54 Dr. K. Prasada Reddy, HoD, Dept. of Pathology, GIMSR, VSP Member

55 Dr. P. Hema Prakash Kumari, HoD, Dept. of Microbiology, GIMSR, VSP Member

56 Dr. T. V. Nagaraja, HoD, Dept. of Forensic Medicine, GIMSR, VSP Member

57 Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, HoD, Dept. of Community Medicine, GIMSR, VSP Member

58 Dr. M.S.N. Murthy, HoD, Dept. of General Medicine, GIMSR, VSP Member

59 Dr. Y. V. Harischandra, HoD, Dept. of Pediatrics, GIMSR, VSP Member

60 Dr. K. Raju, Dept. of Tuberculosis & Respiratory Diseases, GIMSR, VSP Member

61 Dr. Farzana, Dept. of Dermatology, GIMSR, VSP Member

62 Dr. N. Sri Krishna, Dept. of Psychiatry, GIMSR, VSP Member

63 Dr. N. Dwarakanath, HoD, Dept. of General surgery, GIMSR, VSP Member

64 Dr. G. Rajasekhararao, HoD, Dept. of Orthopedics, GIMSR, VSP Member

65 Dr. P. J. Sudhakar, Dept. of ENT, GIMSR, VSP Member

66 Dr. T. Jayaraju, HoD, Dept. of Ophthalmology, GIMSR, VSP Member

67 Dr. P. Syama Prasad, Medical Superintendent, GIMSR, VSP Member

68 Dr. D. Vijayakumar Rao, HoD, Dept. of Anesthesiology, GIMSR, VSP Member

69 Dr. B. K. Durga Prasad, HoD, Dept. of Radio Diagnosis, GIMSR, VSP Member

70 Dr. T. Radha, HoD, Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, GIMSR, VSP Member


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Ten Professors other than Heads of Departments

71 Prof. Ch. Rama Krishna, Director, UGC Affairs & Research Activities Member

72 Prof. T. Srinivas, Director, CDL Member



75 Prof. Y. Lakshman Kumar, Director, HBS, HYD Member




79 Prof. D. Shailendra, Director, BSMS, BLR Member

80 Prof. K. Srinivas, Principal, SoS, BLR Member


81 Dr. T.V. Ramana, Dept. of EECE, GIT, VSP Member

82 Dr. T. Uma Devi, Dept. of Computer Science, GIS, VSP Member


83 Dr. K.V.S. Seshendra Kumar, Dept. of Mechanical Engg., GIT, VSP Member

84 Dr. Ch. R. Phani Kumar, Dept. of EECE, GIT, VSP Member

Three Persons from among educationists of repute

85 Prof. Sukumar Mishra MemberDepartment of Electrical Engineering, Indian Institute of TechnologyDelhi, Hauz Khas, New Delhi 110 016.

86 Prof.B Yegnanarayana MemberFNAE, FNA, FASc, FIEEE, FISCA, INSA Senior ScientistInternational Institute of Information TechnologyGachibowli, Hyderabad-500032.

87 Prof. Dr. B. Srinivas MemberAssistant Director General (ME), Ministry of Health & FamilyWelfare (MH&FW), Nirman Bhavan, New Delhi 110 01.

Three persons who are not members of the teaching staff, co-opted

88 Dr. Harendra Kharakwal,Scientist E, Ministry of Environment, Forest and ClimateChange (MoEFCC), Government of India, Vayu Wing,Indira Paryavaran Bhavan, New Delhi - 110 003. Member

89 Dr. Bhoop Singh,Head – NRDMS & NSDI Division, Department of Science &Technology (DST), Technology Bhawan, New Mehrauli Road,New Delhi - 110 016. Member

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90 Shri. Udaya Kumar DintyalaExecutive Director – ITO, AT&T Global Business Services India Pvt Ltd.,Madhapur, Hyderabad – 500 081. Member

Special Invitee

91 Prof. K. Narendra, Director, Admissions Spl. Invitee

92 Dr. M. Muralidhara Rao, Director, Evaluation Spl. Invitee

93 Dr. T. V. Suresh Kumar, Director, IQAC Spl. Invitee

94 Prof. S. S. Prasada Rao, Director, Center for Learning & Sustainability Spl. Invitee

95 Prof. Ch. Sumanth Kumar, Controller of Examinations Spl. Invitee

Academic Affairs

96 Prof. Y. Radhika, Director Member

Registrar

97 Prof. K.V.G.D. Balaji Ex-officio Secretary

Finance Committee



2. Shri B. V. Mohana Rao, Secretary, GITAM & COO Member

3. Prof. Y. Goutham Rao, Director, GIM Member

4. Shri C. V. Ramana Rao, Chartered Accountant Expert Member

5. Shri NVN Ramsai, FA & CAO Secretary - FC

6. Shri M. Bharadwaj, Joint Secretary Special Invitee

7. Prof. K. V. G. D. Balaji, Registrar Special Invitee


Vice Chancellor


Nine Internal Members

2. Prof. Ch. Rama Krishna, Director, UGC Affairs & Research Activities Member

3. Prof. C.Dharma Raj, I/c Principal, GIT Member

4. Prof. M.Saratchandra Babu, Principal, GIS Member





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10. Prof. K. Kanaka Lakshmi, Principal, GIMSR Member

Three outside experts, including one nominee of the UGC


12. Dr. G.Subba Rao, BoM Member Member

13. Prof. T.Ravi Raju, BoM Member Member

Registrar

14. Prof. K.V.G.D.Balaji Ex-officio Secretary

Boards of Studies

I. Faculty of Engineering

S.No. Name of the Department Name of the Chairperson

1. Aerospace Engineering Prof. A. Satya Devi

2. Biotechnology Prof. Shaik Khasim Beebi

3. Civil Engineering Prof. K.V. Ramesh

4. Computer Science and Engineering Prof. K. Thammi Reddy

5. Electrical and Electronics Engineering Sri. A. Ramulu

6. Electronics and Communication Engineering Prof. P.V.Y.Jayasree

7. Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering Prof. D. Elizabath Rani

8. Industrial Engineering Prof. B. Surendra Babu

9. Information Technology Prof. Y. Srinivas

10. Mechanical Engineering Prof. M.R.S.Satyanarayana

11. Physics Dr. K.S.R.Murty

12. Chemistry Prof. G.V.R.Sarma

13. English Prof. C. Pradgna

14. Mathematics Prof. A. Chandra Sekhar

II. Faculty of Management


1. Entrepreneurship Dr. K. Manju Sree Naidu

2. Finance Dr. M. S. V. Prasad

3. Human Resources Prof. K. Ashok

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4. Marketing Prof. M. Jyothsna

5. Operations Prof. B.S.P.Narayana

III. Faculty of International Business


1. International Business Prof. Y. Gouthama Rao

IV. Faculty of Science


1. Mathematics Prof. N. Ravi Sankar

2. Biochemistry / Bioinformatics Prof. Ch. Surekha

3. Biotechnology Prof.M.Anitha

4. Chemistry Prof. Anima S Dadhich


6. Environmental Studies Prof. N. Srinivas

7. Electronics and Physics Prof. G.Veereswara Swamy

8. Microbiology Prof. R. Gyana Prasuna

V. Faculty of Pharmacy



VI. Faculty of Architecture


1. Architecture Prof. K. Mohan

VII. Faculty of Law


1. Law Prof. R. Anita Rao

VIII. Faculty of Medicine


1. I MBBS Prof. M. Jaya Prakash Babu

2. II MBBS Prof. G. Raja Pramila

3. III MBBS Part – I Prof. N. G. Naga Mani

4. III MBBS Part – II Prof. Himanshu S Dash


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IX. Nursing


1. Nursing Prof. S. Kanakalakshmi

X. Faculty of Social Sciences


1. Social Sciences Dr. B. Sangeeta


3. English Dr. Rositta Joseph Valiyamattam

XI. Faculty of Management, Hyderabad Business School


1. Faculty of Management Prof. Y. Lakshman Kumar

Internal Quality Assurance Cell Advisory Board


1. Prof.K.Siva Rama Krishna, Vice-Chancellor Chair Person

2. Prof.N.Siva Prasad, Pro Vice-Chancellor Member

3. Prof.C.Dharma Raj, Principal I/c, GITAM Institute of Technology Member

4. Prof.M.Saratchandra Babu, Principal, GITAM Institute of Science Member

5. Prof.Y.Gouthama Rao, Principal, GITAM Institute of Management Member

6. Prof.Y.Radhika, Director, Academic Affairs Member

7. Prof.M.Muralidhara Rao, Director, Evaluation Member

8. Prof.Ch. Rama Krishna, Director, UGC Affairs & Research Member

9. Sri B.V.Mohana Rao, Secretary, GITAM Member

10. Sri Winny Patro, CEO, Andhra Pradesh Innovation Society Member

11. Ms.K. Lakshmi Samyuktha, Student, B.Tech (CSE), 2016-17 AB, GIT Member

12. Sri Krishna Vattipalli, CEO, Imageinnovate Member

13. Sri G.Gopala Krishna, Chief Technology Officer, CATS, GITAM Member

14. Prof.K.V.G.D.Balaji, Registrar, GITAM Member

15. Prof.T.V.Suresh Kumar, Director, IQAC, GITAM Member Secretary

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1. Prof. K.Siva Rama Krishna,Vice-Chancellor, GITAM Chairman

2. Prof. C.Dharma Raj, Principal I/c, GIT Member

3. Prof. M.Venkateswara Rao, Vice Principal, GIT Member




7. Prof.R.Anita Rao, Director, SoL Member


9. Prof. K. Veerabhadram, Director-Student Affairs Convener



1. Prof. K.Siva Rama Krishna, Vice-Chancellor Chairman

2. Sri B.S.S.N. Raju, Treasurer, GITAM Member


5. Prof. K.V.G.D.Balaji, Registrar Member

6. Prof. C. Dharma Raj, Principal (I/c), GIT Member

7. Prof.M.Muralidhara Rao, Director - Evaluation Member

8. Prof. Ch.Sumanth Kumar, Controller of Examinations Convener


Principal

1. Prof. S.Ganapathi, Principal-GIP Chairman

One member from Board of Management


Two senior Professors



One Faculty Dean

5. Prof. C.Dharma Raj, Principal(I/c), GIT Member


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One Faculty member with Legal Expertise


Registrar

7. Prof. K.V.G.D.Balaji Secretary



1. Prof. KVGD Balaji, Registrar Chairman

2. Shri B.V. Mohana Rao, Secretary & COO Member

3. Directors / Principals of the Institutions / their nominees Member

4. Dr. P. Syama Prasad, Medical Superintendent, GIMSR Member

5. Shri G. Gopala Krishna, CTO, CATS Member

6. Shri NVN Ramsai, FA & CAO Convener







1. Prof. Beatrice Seventline J, GIT Chairperson



4. Dr. C. Asha Deepti, Asst. Prof. GIP Member

5. Dr. SK Khasim Beebi, Professor Biotech, GIT Convener

SC/ST Cell

1. Prof.Dr. P. Hema Prakash Kumari, GIMSR Chairperson


3. Prof. Ch. Pradgna, Dept. of English, GIT Member

4. Dr. B. Srinivasa Prasad, Assoc. Prof. Dept. of Mech., GIT Member

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1. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Vice- Chancellor Chairman

2. Prof. N. Siva Prasad, Pro Vice-Chancellor, HYD Member

3. Prof. K. V. G. D. Balaji, Registrar Member

4. Prof. C. Dharma Raj, Principal I/c, GIT Member

5. Prof. M. Saratchandra Babu, Principal, GIS Member



8. Prof. K. Mohan, Director, GSoA Member

9. Prof. R. Anita Rao, Director, GSoL Member

10. Dr. B. Nalini, I/c Director, GSGS Member


12. Dr. S. Kanaka Lakshmi, Principal, GIN Member

13. Prof. Y. Radhika, Director – Academic Affairs Convener











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Equivalency Board


1. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Vice- Chancellor Chairman


3. Prof. C. Dharma Raj, Principal I/c, GIT Member

4. Prof. M. Saratchandra Babu, Principal, GIS Member




8. Prof. R. Anita Rao, Director, GSoL Member


10. Prof. Y. Radhika, Director – Academic Affairs Member

11. Prof. K.V.G.D. Balaji, Registrar Ex-Officio Secretary

Committee on Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace

1. Prof. R.Anita Rao, Director, School of Law Presiding Officer

2. Prof. J.B. Seventline, Assistant Principal, Institute of Technology Member

3. Dr. B. Nalini, I/c Director, GITAM School of Gandhian Studies Member

4. Mrs. K. Swarna Kumari, Mahila Action Group Member (NGO)

5. Dr. J. Uma Rao, Associate Professor, School of Law Legal Representative

Committee on Anti – Ragging

1. Prof.K.Siva Rama Krishna, Vice-Chancellor Chairman

2. Prof. K.V.G.D.Balaji, Registrar Member

3. Prof. C.Dharma Raj, Principal I/c, Institute of Technology Member

4. Prof. M.Saratchandra Babu, Principal, Institute of Science Member

5. Prof.Y.Gouthama Rao, Director, Institute of Management Member





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10. Prof. I. Jyothi Padmaja, Principal, GITAM Member

11. Prof. M. Venkateswara Rao, Vice-Principal, Institute of Technology Member

12. Prof. K. Veerabhadram, Director, Student Affairs Member

13. Sri N. V. Narasimham, PRO Member


15. Prof. T. Madhavi, Chief Warden, Girls Hostel Member

16. Dr. A. Srinivas, NSS Program Co-ordinator Member

17. Sri. Sunil Chaudhari, Director (Online Tool Club, Rotary Club, VSP) Member

18. Sri. S. Seshagiri Rao, Additional General Manager, (EMG & AU) MemberNTPC, Simhadri, Parawada, Visakhapatnam (Parent)





(Constitution of the above committees as on 09 November 2019)

6.3 Meetings

Board of Management 23 July 2018

14 Feb 2019

28 March 2019

Academic Council 28 April 2018

Finance Committee 21 July 2018

27 March 2019


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Administrators:

Administrators:


1. Vice Chancellor 01 - 01

2. Pro Vice-Chancellor 01 - 01

3. Registrar 01 - 01

4. Dean Bengaluru School of Management Studies 01 - 01

5. Principal, School of Science, Hyderabad 01 - 01

6. Director – HR 01 - 01

7. FA & CAO 01 - 01

8. Chief Technology Officer 01 - 01

9. Officer on Special Duty 01 - 01

Total 09 - 09

Department of Finance


1. Deputy Finance Officer 01 - 01






Total 13 13

CAO:


1. Administrative Officer 01 - 01

2. Press Relation Officer 01 - 01

3. Manager – HR 01 - 01

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4. Additional Administrative Officer 02 - 02

5. Additional Press Relation officer 01 - 01

6. Senior Assistant 09 01 10

7. Web Designer cum Programme Officer 01 - 01


9. Junior Web Designer 01 01

10. Lab Assistant 01 - 01




14. Lift Boy 23 - 23

15. Deputy Warden - 01 01

16. Director – Physical Education & Yoga and 01 - 01Secretary Sports Board

17. Assistant Finance Officer 02 - 02

18. Assistant Director of Physical Education 02 01 03

19. Assistant Engineer 01 - 01


21. Warden - 02 02


23. Probationary Trainee - 02 02

24. Supervisors 17 04 21

25. Trainee Electrician 06 - 06

26. Fitter 02 - 02

27. Foreman 02 - 02

28. Civil works supervisor 01 - 01

29 Electrician cum Pump Operator 02 - 02

30. Pump cum Generator operator 01 - 01

31. Pump Operator 02 - 02


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32. Lift operator 01 - 01

33. Attendant 02 02 04

34. Cleaner 01 - 01

35. Games Boy 02 - 02

36. Store Assistant 01 - 01

37. Store Keeper 01 - 01

38. Gym Assistant 01 - 01

39. Software Engineer 03 01 04

40. Jr. Software Engineer 03 03 06

41. UI-Designer 01 - 01

42. Tele-Callers 02 02 04

43. Programmer 03 - 03


45. Driver 12 - 12

46. Watchman 02 - 02

47. Temple Pujari 02 - 02

48. Technician 06 01 07

49. Chief Engineer 01 - 01

50. Superintendant Engineer 01 - 01

51. Electrical Engineer 01 - 01

52. Executive Engineer 01 - 01

53. Deputy Executive Engineer 04 - 04

54. Draughtsman 02 - 02

55. Safety Officer 01 - 01

56. Junior Engineer (Electrical) 01 - 01

57. Trainee Engineer 01 - 01

58. Sr. Software Analyst 01 - 01

59. Trainee Technician 01 - 01

60. Electrician 06 - 06

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61. Helper 20 - 20

62. Accountant 01 - 01

63. Duster-cum-Sorter - 03 03

64. University Librarian - 01 01

65. Asst. Librarian - 02 02

66. Security Officer 01 - 01

67. Assistant Manager-Garden Services 01 - 01

68. Gardener 02 - 02

69. Head Cook 01 - 01


71. Care Taker 01 - 01

72. Executive Assistant 01 - 01

73. Telephone Operator-cum-Technician 01 - 01

Total 253 42 295


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40

41


42

43


44

45


46

47


48

49


50

51


52

53


54

55


56

57


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9. Academic Profile

9.1. GITAM Institute of Technology

1. Name of the Institute GITAM Institute of Technology


3. Dean and Principal Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad

Vice Principal Prof. M. Venkateswara Rao

Assistant Principals 1. Prof. M. Ravi Kumar2. Prof. J B Seventline3. Prof. Ch. Murali Mohan4. Dr. G V S Raj Kumar

4. Programs offered during the academic year 2018-19



B.Tech. Biotechnology 4


B.Tech. Computer Science & Engineering 4

B.Tech. Electrical & Electronics Engineering 4

B.Tech. Electronics & Communication Engineering 4

B.Tech. Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering 4

B.Tech. Information Technology 4


B.Tech. Industrial Engineering 4


Biotech Biotechnology 2

Food Processing technology 2

CIVIL Structural Engineering & Natural Disaster Management 2

CSE Computer Science & Technology 2

Software Engineering 2

Cyber Forensics & Information Security 2

ECE Digital Systems and Signal Processing 2

Radio Frequency & Microwave Engineering 2

Very Large Scale Integration Design 2

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Electronic Design & Technology 2

EEE Power Systems & Automation 2

EIE Electronic Instrumentation 2

Embedded Systems 2

IE Industrial Engineering and Management 2

IT Information Technology 2

Data Science 2

MECH Machine Design 2

CAD/CAM 2

Research Program (Ph.D.) : 3


Curriculum All B.Tech. and M.Tech. Programs 2015




Faculty with Ph.D. 25 11 36 30 16 46 66 38 104 121 65 186

Faculty with out 01 -- 01 08 03 11 137 64 201 146 67 213Ph.D.



1. Biotechnology Prof. Sk. Khasim Beebi

2. Civil Engineering Prof. K V Ramesh

3. Computer Science & Engineering Prof. K Thammi Reddy

4. Electronics & Communication Engineering Prof. P V Y Jayasree

5. Electrical & Electronics Engineering Sri A Ramulu (I/c HoD)

6. Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering Prof. D Elizabeth Rani

7. Industrial Engineering Prof. B Surendra Babu

8. Information Technology Dr. G Venkateswara Rao

9. Mechanical Engineering Prof. S Narayana Rao

10. Chemistry Prof. G V R Sharma


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11. English Prof. C Pradgna

12. Mathematics Prof. A Chandrasekhar

13. Physics Dr. K S R Murthy



1. Assistant Registrar 1 -- 1

2. Superintendent / Programmer 2 -- 2

3. Sr. Assistant / Stenographer -- 2 2


5. Others – Instrument Engineer 1 -- 1

6. Attendants 7 7

Total 17 3 20



1 Professor -- 01 01


Total 10 26 36

10. Program-wise Student Strength during the Academic Year 2018-19

Branch Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year Total

2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15

B.Tech Programme

Biotechnology 60 22 38 60 55 175

Civil Engg. 60 29 56 53 90 228

CSE 1140 1103 1140 720 600 3563

ECE 600 230 554 540 600 1924

EEE 60 5 20 12 40 77

IT 60 10 48 112 115 285

Mechanical Engg. 240 95 198 240 300 833

Sub Total 2220 1494 2054 1737 1800 7085

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6 Yr. Integrated ECE0 - - - 19 - 19

6 Yr. Integrated - - - - 19 19Mechanical Engg.

Total : - - - - 38 38

M.Tech Programme

Biotechnology 18 3 0 3

CST 18 8 9 17

CAD/CAM 18 6 2 8

DSSP 0 0 0 0

E&I 0 0 0 0

IT 0 0 0 0


PSA 18 4 8 12

RF&ME 18 1 2 3

Software Engg. 0 0 0 0

SE & NDM 24 21 18 39

VLSI 18 9 14 23

IE&M 18 1 2 3

FPT 18 0 5 5

Emb. Systems 18 0 1 1


CF & SC 18 5 5 10

EDT 18 5 5

Total : 258 77 78 155

Grand Total 2478 1571 2132 1737 1838 7278


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Ph.D. Programs

Ph.D Scholars strength as on 31-03-2019

S.No Dept 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted Admitted

Batch Batch Batch Batch Batch Batch Batch

FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT

1 BT 1 10 - - - 2 1 - 3 1 - - - -

2 CIVIL 1 22 1 - - 6 - 6 - 5 - - - 9

3 CSE 1 23 - - 2 19 1 27 - 27 - - 1 29

4 ECE 5 2 - - 2 34 3 19 1 23 - - - 8

5 EEE - 6 - - 1 - - 1 - - - - - 4

6 IT 1 6 - - 1 3 3 1 - 4 - - - -

7 MECH - - - - 1 16 - 4 - 3 - - - 1

8 IE 1 - - - - 1 - - - 1 - - - -

Total 10 69 1 - 7 81 8 58 4 64 - - 1 51

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1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Department of Biotechnology, GIT, Visakhapatnam




B.Tech. (Biotechnology)

M.Tech. (Biotechnology)

M.Tech. (Food Processing Technology)

Ph.D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 2 1 3 4 1 5 3 4 7 9 6 15


6. No. of Supporting staff: 07


S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization Category Countryof origin

1 Dr. Bijay Kumar Sahu Head, NRDC IPR Patents Law Honorary IndiaFacilitation FacultyCentreVisakhapatnam

8. Ph.D. Degrees obtained by Faculty :


Dr. S. Silas Studies on the modeling JNTU, Hyderabad December 2018and optimization ofbiosorption of Cadmium,Lead and Zinc using PalmKernel Cake


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9. Details of Scholars who were awarded Ph.D. during the year:

S.No. Name of the Scholar Name(s) of the Title of the Thesis Month andResearch Supervisor(s) Year of

Award

1 Mr. N. Radhakrishna Dr. R. Satyanarayana Design and development January 2019of an artificial niche toexpend fetal cells isolatedmaterial circulation

2 Ms. Animisha Mokkapati Dr. R. Satyanarayana Development of pipeline Februaryconjugates to increase 2019the biovalibility ofVitamine A

10. Recharging programs organized for the faculty during the year:


Guest Lecture 01

11. Recharging Programs attended by faculty during the year: Nil

12. Ongoing Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & others :

Sl.No. Names of PI Title of the Project Funding Agency Grantand Co PIs Amount (Rs.)

1. Dr. R. Satyanarayana A longitudinal study of risk Indian Council of 61,22,438factors associated with decline Medical Researchin eGFR in Prakasham district,Andhra Pradesh, India

2 Dr. R. Satyanarayana Prevalence estimation of chronic Indian Council of 49,81,500kidney disease in Supebeda Medical Researchpanchayat of Chhattisgarh

3 Dr. I. Sarat Babu Development and Extension of DST-SEED, 51,22,652Technologies to improve livelihoods Govt. Of Indiaof small farm holders at Alamanda,North coastal of Andhra Pradesh

4 Dr. K Vasavi Rama Generation of disease and insect SERB, DST – 28,20,000resistant transgenic pigeon pea by FAST TRACKover-expression of Tfgd2-RsAFP2 Young Scientistfusion gene Scheme






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Book / Book Name(s) of the Title of the Book Publisher Month & Year Print /chapter / author(s) / Chapter E-bookMonographs

Book chapter S. Silas and Probiotics Elsevier April 2018 Print andI. Sarat Babu supplements food E book

and pharmaceuticalindustry

Book chapter Viswanatha Chaitanya Antimicrobial & Intech Open August 2018 Print andKolluru, Divya Kotagiri antioxidant Publishers E bookand Khasim Beebi properties ofShaik essential oil

isolated fromColeus zeylanicusunder normal andsalinity stressconditions

Book chapter Nasim Akhtar Somatic Springer October 2018 Print andEmbryogenesis in International E bookGuava Publishing(Psidium AG, part ofguajava L.) Springer

Nature

iv. Patents:

S.No. Name of Title of the Invention Type Patent No.& Status Date ofthe Faculty (Indian/ Agency (Filed/ Grant

International) Published /Granted)

1 Dhurjeti A process for production Indian Application published 17 AugustSarvama- of alginic acid from number in the 2018ngala Pyrus communis and/or 2017410 Patent Office

Malus pumila 05304 Journal

2 Kolluru A Novel Compound With Indian Application No. published 05 OctoberViswanatha Anti-Cancer Properties 20174101 in the 2018Chaitanya, 1546 File Patent OfficeGanapava- No. E-45 Journal No.rapu Veera /2029/2017/ 40/2018Raghava CHESharma,SheikKhasimBeebi


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3 Kolluru A novel essential oil with Indian Indian Application No. published 05 OctoberViswanatha anti-fungal properties 201741 in the 2018Chaitanya, 011504 Patent Officeand Sheik File No. E-45/ Journal No.Khasim 2030/2017/ 40/2018Beebi. CHE

15. Collaborations: MoU with Unique Biotech Limited, Hyderabad

MoU BogaR Laboratories, Peddapuram

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1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Department of Civil Engineering, GIT, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. K. V. Ramesh


B.Tech. (Civil Engineering)

M.Tech. (Structural Engineering & Natural Disaster Management)

Ph.D. in Civil Engineering




Faculty with Ph.D. 6 0 6 1 0 1 2 1 3 9 1 10

Faculty with out 1 0 1 1 0 1 9 4 13 11 4 15Ph.D.



8. Ph.D. Degrees obtained by Faculty : Nil


Name of the Scholar Name(s) of the Title of the Thesis Month andResearch Supervisor(s) Year of

Award

Mr. G.Tirupathi Naidu Prof. K. V. G. D. Balaji Study on the Behaviour of April 2018Berthing Structure UnderVariable Stack and CraneLoads with and withoutMooring Load



Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes 1

Workshops 4

National Seminars 3

Endowment Lectures / CEO Lecture 1

Guest Lectures 6


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11. Recharging Programs attended by faculty during the year:



Workshops 6

National Conferences/Seminars 2

Short Term Training Program (STTP) 7

Executive Development Program 2



1 Sri. V. Sai Kumar XRD and SEM studies on Chemically UGC 6,31,000Contaminated Red Earth Stabilizedwith Biomedical Incinerated Residue& GGBS

2 Dr. V. Sowjanya Vani Effect of heat and sustained axial DST Fast Track 35,83,000compression on stress-strainbehavior of concrete

3 HoD Civil DST-FIST DST 78,00,000

13. Consultancy Projects by faculty

Name of the Investigator / Title of the Project Client Grant (Rs.)Consultant

Prof. M.Potharaju Construction of Houses to the Andhra Pradesh 6,36,013victims of Hud Hud Cyclone using State HousingPre-Fab Technologies in Srikakulam, Corporation Ltd.Vizianagaram and VisakhapatnamDistrict

Prof. K. V. Ramesh Construction of Houses to the Andhra Pradesh 2,00,000victims of Hud Hud Cyclone using State HousingPre-Fab Technologies in Srikakulam, Corporation Ltd.Vizianagaram and VisakhapatnamDistrict

Prof. KVGD Balaji Verification of structural design of Studio 1,47,500the proposed RCC & Steel Roof I-Deal-ArchitectureAuditorium Hall (B+G+3)

Prof. KVGD Balaji Review of structural design for the Vijai Kumar 47,200proposed construction of RCC Dekka,construction for Integrated Visakhapatnam

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Government Complex Building(G+3)

Prof. KVGD Balaji Review of structural design for the Vijai Kumar 35,400proposed construction of RCC Dekka,construction for B J Bhavan (G+3) Visakhapatnam

Prof. KVGD Balaji Review of structural design for the Vijai Kumar 35,400proposed construction of RCC Dekka,construction for B C Bhavan (G+3) Visakhapatnam

Prof. KVGD Balaji Review of structural design for the Ashok Infra 35,400proposed construction of RCC roof Projects,building (Stilt+G+4) Visakhapatnam

Prof. KVGD Balaji Review of structural design for the Vijai Kumar 23,600proposed construction of RCC Dekka,construction for Homeopathic VisakhapatnamMedical College (G+2)

Prof. KVGD Balaji Review of structural design for the Kumar Raja 23,600proposed construction of (G+2) Project,

Visakhapatnam

Prof. KVGD Balaji Review of structural design for the Sarva Siksha 23,600proposed construction of RCC roof Abhiyan,construction of Strong Room (G+2) Vizianagaram

Prof. M. Ramesh Hydraulic study of dead storage Placebo 4,01,200pumping of Yeleru reservoir Engeneering

Corporation

Mr. Ch. Surya Teja and Review of structural design for the Vishwanadh 11,800Ms. M. Reshma, proposed residential building Avenues (India)

construction (G+IV) Pvt Ltdat Visakhapatnam






iv. Patents: Nil



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1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Department of Computer Science & Engineering, GIT, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. K. Thammi Reddy


B. Tech. (Computer Science & Engineering)M. Tech. (Computer Science &Technology)M. Tech. (Cyber Forensics & Information Security)Ph.D. (Full Time)

Ph.D. (Part Time)




Faculty with Ph.D. 3 4 7 5 - 5 3 5 8 11 9 20






Mr. B. Srinivasa Rao Framework for Predicate GITAM (Deemed to be September 2018based Access Control and University)Implementation inInfrastructure as a ServiceCloud

Ms. M. Raja Mani A Framework for image Andhra University February 2019pamper detection basedon verification code inimage forensic analysis

Mr. G. Appa Rao Some Experimental Andhra University March 2019approaches for Extractionof mathematical formulasfrom Documents.

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S.No. Name of the Scholar Name(s) of the Title of the Thesis Month andResearch Supervisor(s) Year of

Award

1. Mr. S.N. Sheshappa Prof. G. Appa Rao Maximizing Execution May 2018Performance onMulticore Systems

2. Ms. V. Sujatha Prof. G. Appa Rao Novel Approaches for May 2018improving Quality ofservice (QoS) CentricWeb Service Composition

3. Mr. G. Yugandhar Dr. G. Venkateswara Rao Design and Simulation of June 2018MEMS based sensors forWireless Applications

4. Mr.M.Subrahmanya Dr. Y. Srinivas Enhancing the Degree of July 2018Sarma Trust and Cloud

Adoptability using Qualityof Services

5. Mr. T.V.S. Sriram Prof. M. Venkateswara Rao A Probability Approach to August 2018Predict Parkinson’s Diseaseby using Data MiningTechniques ThroughParkdiag Tool UsingVoice Data

6. Mr. K. Rajesh Yadav Dr. T. Srinivasa Rao Performance Evaluation Sepetmberof Dynamic Bandwidth 2018Management Models forWireless AD Hoc Networksunder Homogeneous andNon-homogeneousConditions

7. Ms. K. Selvani Deepthi Prof. Y. Radhika A Novel Approach for OctoberInformation Extraction 2018using Weighing andSentence SymmetricFeature Methods

8. Ms. Y.V.S. Sai Pragathi Prof. S. Pallam Shetty A Framework for NovemberProvisioning of Security 2018by Minimizing EnergyConsumption for LarRouting Protocol in MobileAd Hoc Networks usingSoft Computing Technique


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9. Mr. K. Lakshmana Rao Prof. R. Sireesha, Dynamic Spectrum FebruaryProf. C. Shanti Allocation Techniques 2019

for Cognitive Radio AdHoc Networks

10. Ms.Pritee Narendra Prof. Y. Radhika Study and Development March 2019Raole of Intelligent Algorithms

towards Building Reliableand Efficient WirelessSensor Network

11. Mr. V. Srinadh Prof. P.V. Nageswara Rao Distributive and March 2019Collaborative Group-KeyGeneration Using TernaryTree




Guest Lectures 02




Workshops 1

International Conferences/Seminars 3


12.Ongoing Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & others : Nil

13.Consultancy Projects by faculty : Nil







Book Chapter G. Himaja, Diagnosis of Chest Diseases Using Springer, Dec, 2018 Print &G. Lavanya Devi Artificial Neural Networks Singapore E-book.

iv. Patents: Nil


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Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, GIT, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. P V Y Jayasree


B.Tech – ECE

B.Tech - 6 year-Integrated Dual Degree (B.Tech + M.Tech)

M.Tech(VLSI Design)

M.Tech (RF and Microwave Engineering)

M.Tech (Electronics Design & Technology (In Collaboration with CDAC, Hyderabad)

Ph.D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 3 3 6 4 3 7 6 4 10 13 10 23






Ms. D. Madhavi Genetic Algorithm based Andhra University August 2018Optimization of Gaborfilters for CBIR Systems

Mr. Ch. Venkata Rao A New Teletraffic Intensity JNTUK, Kakinada September 2018Evaluation Procedure underCo-Channel Interference andQuality of Service ImprovementMethod for OFDMA CellularSystems


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Ms. U. Ratna Kumari Antenna array synthesis for Andhra University September 2018optimized radiation patternsusing evolution computingtechniques

Mr. K. Srinivas Investigation on Load matrix Acharya Nagarjuna November 2018resource allocation and Universityscheduling concept for multicarrier mobile communicationsystem

Ms. G. Anitha Studies on Improvement of JNTUK, Kakinada March 2019cross range resolution inISAR imaging for Navaltargets using differentAlgorithms


Name of the Scholar Name (s) of the Title of the Thesis Month andResearch Supervisor (s) Year of

Award

Ms. N V Lalitha Dr P V Y Jayasree, Development and performance OctoberDr Ch Srinivasa Rao (JNTUK) evaluation of digital audio 2018

water marking schemesMs. K Durga Rao Dr V B S Srilatha Indiradutt Imaging of electron content December

over the Indian sub-continent 2018to know precise ionosphericvariability for single frequencyGPS receivers

Mr M.Ramesha Dr T V Ramana Design and Development of DecemberFBMC transceiver and its FPGA 2018implementation

Mr Altaf Ahmad Dr D Elizabeth Rani Advanced diagnostic self-repair Decembertechniques for embedded 2018memories

Ms. B Srilatha Dr V Malleswara Rao New analysis identification of FebruaryEye diseases from Blood 2019sample values

Mr R K Singh Dr D Elizabeth Rani Improved Doppler tolerance Februaryradar codes for target 2019detection

Mr V Ashok Kumar Dr C Dharmaraj, Novel approaches for digital FebruaryDr Ch Srinivasa Rao (JNTUK) image water marking based 2019

on wavelets bilinear interpolationedge and bit pattern

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Guest Lectures 03








1 Dr. Alluri Sreenivas Implementation of Embedded Optic DRDO (Aeronautics 9,25,000flow sensor for Unmanned R&D Board)Autonomous Vehicle Applications

2 Dr. Sajja Neeraja Development of a Bandwidth based DST-SERB 24,04,600Handoff Algorithm for 4G/5GHeterogeneous Wireless Networks






iii.Books / Book Chapters Published : Nil

iv.Patents: Nil

15. Collaborations: 1. MoU with CDAC, Hyderabad

2. MoU with BSNL, Visakhapatnam


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Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, GIT, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Sri A.Ramulu


B.Tech. (EEE)

M.Tech. (PS&A)

Ph.D.




Faculty with Ph.D. - - - 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 4






Dr.I.E.S. Naidu Identification of limit cycles for Andhra University May 2018the design of Robot type-2 fuzzylogic power system stabilizer

Dr.T.Sandhya New Aspects in the Design and Andhra University August 2018Analysis of MultistageElectromagnetic launcher

Dr.B.Sravana Kumar Impact of Metheuristic Methods JNTU-Kakinada February 2019on Optimal Placement and Tuningof FACTS Devices under NetworkContingency

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Award

Mr. D.V.N. Ananth Dr.G.V.Nagesh Kumar Performance Enhancement of June 2018Grid Connected Doubly FedInduction Generator for Sourceand Grid Side Issues



Workshop 01

Guest Lectures 03



Workshops 04



12. Ongoing Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & others : Nil






iii.Books / Book Chapters Published : Nil

iv.Patents: Nil



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Department of Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering

1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Department of Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering, GIT, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. D.Elizabath Rani


B.Tech. (Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering)

M.Tech. (Embedded Systems)

M.Tech. (Electronic Instrumentation)

Ph.D.




Faculty with Ph.D. - 1 1 2 1 3 1 - 1 3 2 5






Ms. V.Jyothi Design and Development of Andhra University, September 2018MEMS based Piezoresistive VisakhapatnamCantilever Sensor for theEstimation of Pb (II) inPotable Water

Mr. B.Udaya Kumar Studies on Designing and Andhra University, December 2018Real Time Implementation Visakhapatnamof Type-1 and Type-2 FuzzySpeed Control for PMDCMotor Based IntelligentStirring System withvariable level load

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Award

Mr. Mohd Altaf Ahmed Dr. D.Elizabath Rani Design of Built in Self Test DecemberController using March 2018Algorithm for FaultDiagnosis in embeddedMemories

Mr. Ravi Kishore Singh Dr. D.Elizabath Rani Improved Doppler Tolerant FebruaryRadar Codes for Target 2019Detection




Workshops 01




Workshops 06



1. Dr.Burra Rajesh Kumar Design and development of a DST-SERB 44,12,910microcantilever structuredsensor for determining thevolatile organic compounds







iv. Patents: Nil



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Department of Industrial Engineering

1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus:Department of Industrial Engineering, GIT, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. B. Surendra Babu


B.Tech. (Industrial Engineering)

M.Tech. (Industrial Engineering & Management)

Ph.D (Manufacturing and Industrial Engineering)




Faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 1 - 1 6 5 11 8 5 13

Faculty with out 1 - 1 - - - 3 4 7 4 4 8Ph.D.





Mr. K. Suresh Development of Fuzzy Kano- GITAM February 2019Dea-Vikor Hybrid DecisionModel for Supplier Selection



Award

Sri M. Vykunta Rao Prof. B. Surendra Babu Influence of Vibratory TIG February 2019Prof. P.S. Rao Welding process parameters

on the Mechanical Behaviourof Aluminum 5052 Alloyweldments

10. Recharging programs organized for the faculty during the year: Nil


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1 Dr. K. Arun Vikram Analysis and correlation of Roughness, DST-SERB 37,00,000Temperatures and Tool wear usingcutting forces and vision based surfacetextures in turn-milling operations ofhard to machine materials in dry andminimum quantity lubricationenvironments

2 Dr. Ch. Shobha Dynamic mechanical characteristics & DST-SERB 45,00,000acoustic performance of compositescontaining electroless ni-p plated nanoceramic reinforcement: anexperimental approach







iv. Patents: Nil



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Department of Information Technology

1. Name of the Department , Institute & Campus: Department of Information Technology, GIT, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr.G.Venkateswara Rao


B.Tech : Information Technology

M.Tech: Information Technology

M.Tech: Data Science

Ph.D. Specialization: Information Technology




Faculty with Ph.D. 2 1 3 3 1 4 5 1 6 10 3 13






Mr. S. Praveen Kumar A Statistical Model Based Centurion University January 2019Approach for Identifying GuiltAgent in a Distributed NetworkManagement System UsingSkew Gaussian Distribution

Ms. S. Venkata Intelligent Evolutionary approaches Andhra University January 2019Lakshmi based Query Optimization

algorithms in distributed databasesystems

9. Details of Scholars who were awarded Ph.D. during the year: Nil



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iv. Patents: Nil



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1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus: Department of Mechanical Engineering, GIT, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. S. Narayana Rao


B.Tech. (Mech)

M.Tech. (CAD/CAM)

M.Tech. (MD)

Ph. D.




Faculty with Ph.D. 04 -- 04 05 01 06 06 -- 06 15 01 16

Faculty with out -- -- -- 01 -- 01 18 02 20 19 02 21Ph.D.





Mr. A. Sandeep Development and Characterization of Andhra University February 2019Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) reinforcedAluminum (AL) Matrix nano-composites

Mr. P. Raju Influence of Wire Electric Discharge Andhra University March 2019Machining Parameters on TheSurface Characteristics of AusteniticSteel

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Award

Gautam Edara Dr. Y.V.V. Satyanarayana Some Studies on effect of August 2018Murthy cooled EGR on modified light duty

diesel engine under advancedfuel injection strategies forCombustion, vibrations and soot

Y. Ramamohan Reddy Dr. Balla Srinivasa Prasad Analysis of Vibration assisted January 2019Drilling – A Base For ToolPerformance Evaluation



Workshops 02

Endowment Lectures / CEO Lecture 01

Guest Lectures 02








1. Dr. J. Sarojini Selection of Optimal Process Parameters DST 24,26,000for Extrusion Process using HybridMultiple Criteria Decision MakingTechnique for MMCs

2. Dr.R.Rajeswara Material property characterization of DST 19,74,000Reddy soft tissues using constitutive modeling

and finite element analysis

3. Dr. P. Srinivasa Rao Development of wear and corrosion DST 25,55,000resistant EDM ed surface usingWC-Co composite electrode madeby powder metallurgy method


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Name of the Investigator / Title of the Project Client GrantConsultant (Rs.)

Prof.M.R.S.Satyanarana Vetting of Thermal load calculations Military Engineering 23,600/-& Dr.YVVSN Murthy and duct design for 3x40 tonne air services (MES)

condition system at Dolphin Hills Visakhapatnamvisakhapatnam

Prof.M.R.S.Satyanaryana Vibration studies on two Cyient technologies, 23,600/-& Dr.YVVSN Murthy – stage air compressor Hyderabad

Hod_Mech Material testing lab (Instron) DST, FIST 8,08,000/-






iv. Patents: Nil

15. Collaborations: Indian Maritime University, Visakhapatnam

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1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus:Department of Chemistry, GIT, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. G.V.R. Sharma





Faculty with Ph.D. 2 - 2 2 - 2 10 6 16 14 6 20




S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization Category Countryof origin

1 Dr.Sreedhar Voleti CEO and MD Theoretical chemistry Visiting faculty India




Award

Mr. A.Anand Mohan Dr.G.V.R.Sharma Synthesis of Chalocones June 2018

Mrs. B. Vinu Dr. B.S.A. Andrews Kinetic Spectrophotometric Method June 2018of Determinations Using OxazineDyes And Subsequent Developmentof Optodes

Mr. V.L.N.Sagar Dr.G.V.R.Sharma Method Validation of Pegabolin July 2018

Mr. A. Appala Naidu Dr.G.V.R.Sharma Synthetic strategies to novel Septembercompounds 2018

Mr. K. Nagendra Rao Dr. B. Sreenivasa Rao Method Development and Validation Februaryof Reverse Phase HPLC Assay 2019Methods for Estimation of SelectedDrugs in Pharmaceutical Formulations


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a) Workshops 1

b) National Conferences 2

c) National Seminars 1

d) Guest Lecture 1



Workshops 1






1. R. Gowri Sankar Highly reactive arenes for new C-C DST-SERB 2,53,000bonds formation using B(C6F5)3Catalyst in Eco- friendly solvent

2. Dr.M.Sankhar Rao Cation and anions modulated DST-SERB 8,16,524(Mentor:Prof.G.V.R. phosphidation of active transition NPDFSharma) metal electrocatalysts for efficient

electrochemical water splitting

3. PI: Dr.Som Shankar Adsorption of rare earth ions UGC 8,00,000Dubey; Co PI: Dr.G. using nano metal oxidesHimavathi particles


Name of the Investigator / Title of the Project Client GrantConsultant (Rs.)

Dr.N.V.S.Venugopal Development of Ecofriendly and INDOFIL 6,87,000nanoformulation of mancozeb Industries Ltdpesticide

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iv. Patents: one Patent is published in collaboration with Dept of Biotechnology, GIT

S. No. Name of Title of the Invention Type Patent No.& Status Date ofthe Faculty (Indian/ Agency (Filed/ Grant

Inter- Published/national) Granted)

1 Dr. G.V.R. Isolation of Novel Indian 20201741011546A 05 OctoberSharma Natural Product In collaboration Granted 2018

with Dr. Chaitnya,Biotech



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1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus:Department of English, GIT, Visakhapatnam







Faculty with Ph.D. - 1 1 2 2 7 7 14 7 10 17

Faculty with out - - - - - - - 2 - - 2 2Ph.D.





Ms. P. Padmavathi Towards the Realm of Meta Self- Andhra University November 2018consciousness: A Selective Study ofthe Novels of Chitra BanerjeeDivakaruni

Mr. P. Ravi Kumar Existential Predicament in the Novels Andhra University March 2019of Anita Rau Badami



Award

Ms. Gannavarapu Prof. C. Pradgna Critical Analysis of the Treatment of DecemberVijaya Lakshmi Grammar in the English Text Books 2018

of Higher Class (Telugu Medium)in Andhrapradesh from theperspective of Social Constructivismand Critical Pedagogy

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Guest Lectures 01










Book Raghavendra. C Inspiring Indian Lives Walnut Publication August Printand Career Bhubaneswar, 2018Communication, IndiaISBN 978-81-938568-1-9

Book V. Parimala Venu, Grammar Made Easy Uday Publishing Nov.2018 PrintR. Shreedevi Learning and Writing House,

(Anglo-Hindi), VisakhapatnamISBN-978-93-85991-39-4

iv. Patents: Nil



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1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus:Department of Mathematics, GIT, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof.A.Chandra Sekhar

4. Programs on offer: --




Faculty with Ph.D. 01 -- 01 02 04 06 12 05 17 15 09 24

Faculty with out -- --- --- -- --- --- 01 01 02 01 01 02Ph.D.





Mr. Simhachalam Boddana K-Means Algorithm with a Covariance Adikavi Nannaya August 2018Matrix Compared to Partition-Based University, APClustering Algorithms



Award

Mr. G. Jogarao Dr. S. Ramesh Weakly relatively complemented August 2018almost distributive lattices




Workshops 01




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iii. Books / Book Chapters Published : 01


Book Dr. Surendra Method of Exchanging Scholars Press, October 2018 PrintTalari Cryptographic Keys Germany

using Lucas sequences

iv. Patents: Nil



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Department of Engineering Physics

1. Name of the Department, Institute & Campus:Department of Engineering Physics, GIT, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. K.S.R.Murthy





Faculty with Ph.D. 01 -- 01 02 02 04 09 02 11 12 04 16

Faculty with out -- -- -- --- -- --- 01 -- 01 01 -- 01Ph.D.




9. Details of Scholars who were awarded Ph.D. during the year: Nil








1. Dr. P. Sarita (PI) Multi-elemental mapping of blood serum UGC-DAE CSR, 7,68,600of Diabetes Mellitus patients using Indore Centresynchrotron based micro-probe X-rayfluorescence spectroscopy

2. Dr. M. Chaitanya Study of effects of particle size and UGC –DAE CSR 45,000 Varma magnetic anisotropy in Enhancing the Mumbai center

magnetization in Ni-Zn ferrites

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3. Dr.P.Sarita(Co-PI) Heavy metals accumulation pattern and UGC-DAE CSR, 7,68,600anti-oxidative response of selected plant Kolkata Centrespecies in urban industry environment ofVisakhapatnam using Proton InducedX-Ray Emission






iii. Books / Book Chapters Published : 01


Book Dr.C.Kavitha Relevance of Gandhism Anvi Books and September 2018 Printto present age publishers, New 978-81-

Delhi 936907-5-8

iv. Patents: Nil


EXAMINATION RESULTS

1. B.Tech Programs:

S.No Branch_Name Registered Appeared Passed% Pass Batch Semester

1 Biotechnology 22 22 14 63.64 2018-2019 I


3 Computer Science & Engg. 1106 1090 757 69.45 2018-2019 I

4 Electrical & Electronics Engg. 5 5 2 40.00 2018-2019 I

5 Electronics & Communi Engg. 230 227 174 76.65 2018-2019 I

6 Information Technology 10 10 4 40.00 2018-2019 I




10 Computer Science & Engg. 1104 1090 855 78.44 2018-2019 II

11 Electrical & Electronics Engg. 5 5 3 60.00 2018-2019 II


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12 Electronics & Communi Engg. 229 227 204 89.87 2018-2019 II

13 Information Technology 10 10 7 70.00 2018-2019 II




17 Computer Science & Engg. 1177 1160 966 83.28 2017-2018 III

18 Electrical & Electronics Engg. 21 21 13 61.90 2017-2018 III

19 Electronics & Communi Engg. 557 548 313 57.12 2017-2018 III

20 Information Technology 45 42 29 69.05 2017-2018 III




24 Computer Science & Engg. 1163 1160 989 85.26 2017-2018 IV

25 Electrical & Electronics Engg. 21 21 16 76.19 2017-2018 IV

26 Electronics & Communi Engg. 552 548 361 65.88 2017-2018 IV

27 Information Technology 42 42 28 66.67 2017-2018 IV


29 Biotechnology 56 56 48 85.71 2016-2017 V


31 Computer Science & Engg. 1269 1249 1040 83.27 2016-2017 V

32 Electrical & Electronics Engg. 13 13 12 92.31 2016-2017 V

33 Electronics & Communi Engg. 544 533 385 72.23 2016-2017 V

34 Information Technology 108 106 89 83.96 2016-2017 V


36 Int-Mechanical Engineering 1 1 0 0.00 2016-2017 V

37 Biotechnology 56 56 49 87.50 2016-2017 VI


39 Computer Science & Engg. 1263 1249 1029 82.39 2016-2017 VI

40 Electrical & Electronics Engg. 13 13 11 84.62 2016-2017 VI

41 Electronics & Communi Engg. 538 532 457 85.90 2016-2017 VI

42 Information Technology 107 106 80 75.47 2016-2017 VI

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44 Int-Mechanical Engineering 1 1 0 0.00 2016-2017 VI

45 Biotechnology 53 53 49 92.45 2015-2016 VII


47 Computer Science & Engg. 718 718 680 94.71 2015-2016 VII

48 Electrical & Electronics Engg. 40 39 34 87.18 2015-2016 VII

49 Electronics & Communi Engg. 613 612 518 84.64 2015-2016 VII

50 Electronics & Communi Engg. 19 19 15 78.95 2015-2016 VII

51 Information Technology 113 113 89 78.76 2015-2016 VII


53 Int-Mechanical Engineering 19 19 18 94.74 2015-2016 VII

54 Biotechnology 53 53 53 100.00 2015-2016 VIII


56 Computer Science & Engg. 718 718 701 97.63 2015-2016 VIII

57 Electrical & Communi Engg. 40 39 39 100.00 2015-2016 VIII

58 Electronics & Communi Engg. 612 612 563 91.99 2015-2016 VIII

59 Electronics & Communi Engg. 19 19 12 63.16 2015-2016 VIII

60 Information Technology 113 113 102 90.27 2015-2016 VIII


62 Int-Mechanical Engineering 19 19 19 100.00 2015-2016 VIII

2. M.Tech Programs:

S.No Branch_Name Registered Appeared Passed% Pass Batch Semester

1 Biotechnology 3 3 3 100.00 2018-2019 I

2 CAD/CAM 6 6 6 100.00 2018-2019 I

3 CFIS 5 5 5 100.00 2018-2019 I

4 Computer Science & Tech. 8 7 5 71.43 2018-2019 I

5 Data Science 4 4 4 100.00 2018-2019 I

6 Electronics Design & Tech. 5 4 3 75.00 2018-2019 I

7 Industrial Engineering & Mgmt. 1 1 1 100.00 2018-2019 I

8 Machine Design 10 10 8 80.00 2018-2019 I

9 Power Systems & Automation 3 3 3 100.00 2018-2019 I


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10 Radio Frequency & Microwave 1 1 1 100.00 2018-2019 I

11 SE& NDM 21 21 18 85.71 2018-2019 I

12 VLSI Design 7 6 5 83.33 2018-2019 I


14 CAD/CAM 6 6 6 100.00 2018-2019 II

15 CFIS 5 5 4 80.00 2018-2019 II

16 Computer Science & Technology 7 7 6 85.71 2018-2019 II

17 Data Science 4 4 0 0.00 2018-2019 II

18 Electronics Design & Technology 5 4 2 50.00 2018-2019 II

19 Industrial Engineering & Mgmt. 1 1 1 100.00 2018-2019 II


21 Power Systems & Automation 3 3 3 100.00 2018-2019 II

22 Radio Frequency and Microwave 1 1 1 100.00 2018-2019 II

23 Structural Engineering & NaturalDisaster Management 21 21 21 100.00 2018-2019 II

24 VLSI Design 6 6 5 83.33 2018-2019 II

25 Food Processing Technology 5 5 5 100.00 2017-2018 III

26 CAD/CAM 2 2 2 100.00 2017-2018 III

27 Cyber Forensics andInformation Security 5 5 5 100.00 2017-2018 III

28 Computer Science & Technology 9 9 9 100.00 2017-2018 III

29 Data Science 3 3 3 100.00 2017-2018 III

30 Embedded Systems 1 1 1 100.00 2017-2018 III

31 Industrial Engineering & Mgmt. 2 2 2 100.00 2017-2018 III



34 Radio Frequency andMicrowave Engineering 2 2 2 100.00 2017-2018 III

35 Structural Engineering &Natural Disaster Management 15 15 15 100.00 2017-2018 III

36 VLSI Design 14 14 14 100.00 2017-2018 III

37 CAD/CAM 2 2 2 100.00 2017-2018 IV

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38 Cyber Forensics andInformation Security 5 5 5 100.00 2017-2018 IV

39 Computer Science & Technology 9 9 9 100.00 2017-2018 IV

40 Data Science 3 3 3 100.00 2017-2018 IV

41 Embedded Systems 1 1 1 100.00 2017-2018 IV

42 Food Processing Technology 5 5 5 100.00 2017-2018 IV

43 Industrial Engineering &Management 2 2 2 100.00 2017-2018 IV


45 Power Systems & Automation 8 8 8 100.00 2017-2018 IV

46 Radio Frequency andMicrowave Engineering 2 2 2 100.00 2017-2018 IV

47 Structural Engineering &Natural Disaster Management 16 16 15 93.75 2017-2018 IV

48 VLSI Design 14 12 12 100.00 2017-2018 IV

Contents

1. Introduction 01

2. The Emblem 02


4. GITAM 04





9. Academic Profile of Constituent Institutes 57





9.5 GITAM School of International Business, Visakhapatnam 133




9.9 GITAM School of Nursing, Visakhapatnam 148

9.10 GITAM School for Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam 150


9.12 Hyderabad Business School 179

9.13 School of Sciences, Hyderabad 183



9.16 Bengaluru School of Management Studies 202


It’s my pleasant duty to present the 11th Annual Report of GITAM (Deemed to be University) for the year 2017-18 which reflects the academic, co curricular and other related activities and achievements of GITAM in a concise manner.

Significant among GITAM’s recognitions during the year include securing “Category-I University” status with “graded autonomy”; figuring in the top 100 ranks in NIRF in 2018; securing 301+ Asia ranking and 1001+ rank in Times Higher Education World University Rankings-2018 and bagging a rank amongst the top 415 universities across the world in UI Green Metric World University Rankings, 2017.

Noteworthy among GITAM’s developmental initiatives are: Starting School of Sciences, School of Pharmacy, School of Architecture and School of Social Sciences and Humanities at Hyderabad campus; starting i-focus mission, Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Project, CM’s Skill Excellence Center in collaboration with APSSDC, Business Incubation Centre etc.

During the year, GITAM entered into MoUs with many reputed organizations and universities in India and beyond. Some of the important ones include: Exaintelligence Inc Tokyo, Japan; Central Michigan University (CMU), USA; Cardinal Stritch University, USA; Nipissing University; The Regents of the University of Colorado Denver; Department of Radiation Oncology, Stanford University School of Medicine Palo Alto, USA; Wachemo University; IQS School of Management (IQS), Universitat Ramon Llull, Spain.

GITAM conducted sizeable number of international and national conferences on all the three campuses, in addition to a good number of one-day seminars, symposiums, workshops and guest/expert lectures on several specialized topics. There has been steady increase in terms of the number of patents registered and research papers published by the faculty.

GITAM celebrated its 37th Foundation Day and honored Takaaki Kajita, Director of the Institute for Cosmic Ray Research, University of Tokyo and Nobel Laureate in Physics for the year 2015.

GITAM students have conducted quite a number of programmes, important among them being World Green Building Week 2017, TACO 2017, GSIB Fest 2018, GITAM Excellence Meet, Engineer’s Premier League, International Yoga Day, Street Cause, Pramana 2018, Trident, National Science Day, Prerana 2k18.

More than 2200 of GITAM’s graduates have been lucratively placed while a good number of our students have opted to pursue higher studies in India and abroad. Some chose to prove themselves as entrepreneurs.

I am indebted to Dr MVVS Murthi, President, GITAM; Prof K Ramakrishna Rao, Chancellor, GITAM and Board of Management for their support.

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1. Introduction

Eleventh Annual Report (2017 – 2018)

The Eleventh Annual Report of GITAM (Deemed to be University) is presented herewith. The Government of India, on the advice of the University Grants Commission, declared GITAM as a Deemed to be University under Section 3 of UGC Act, 1956 vide Notification No. F.9-37/2006-U.3, dated 13 August 2007.


This is in compliance with clause iii of Rule 20 of the Memorandum of Association of GITAM (Deemed to be University) as amended in terms of the UGC (Institutions Deemed to be Universities) Regulations, 2010.

Sd/- REGISTRAR


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2. The Emblem


• The three cardinal principles of GITAM - Strive, Serve, Thrive - encapsulate the quintessence of human life, that is, it is only through striving for the purpose of serving that one can thrive well in life.

• The kindling light with its bright rays represents GITAM and its many faculties of study spreading the entire universe. The light of knowledge is pure and can kindle million more lights, thus spreading the effulgence beyond horizons, dispelling the darkness of ignorance in the entire globe.

• The unfathomable sea stands for the ocean of knowledge. The ocean represents the vast region of knowledge which GITAM strives to help all those who wish to master it.

• The dolphins reflect friendliness, intelligence and unity. We are marching forward with the firm determination to remain at the forefront among top centers of learning, teaching and research.

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Vice-Chancellor : Prof. M.S. Prasada Rao

Pro-Vice Chancellor, GITAM Visakahapatnam : Prof. K.Siva Rama Krishna


Pro-Vice Chancellor, GITAM Bengaluru : Prof. P.V. Sivapullaiah

Principal, GITAM Institute of Technology : Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad

Principal, GITAM Institute of Science : Prof. K. Aruna Lakshmi


Principal, GITAM Institute of Management : Prof. P. Sheela

Director i/c, GITAM School of International Business : Prof. Krishna Kumar Narayanan


Director, GITAM School of Law : Prof. Y. Satyanarayana

Principal, GIMSR : Dr. S.P. Rao

Medical Superintendent, GIMSR : Dr. P. Shyam Prasad


Director i/c, GITAM School for Gandhian Studies : Dr. B. Nalini

Principal, GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad : Prof. Ch. Sanjay





Director, GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru : Prof. K. Vijaya Bhaskar Raju

Director, Bengaluru School of Management Studies : Prof. M.V. Rama Prasad


Registrar : Prof. M. Potharaju

FA & CAO : Sri K.V. Gupta


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4. GITAM

Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management (known as GITAM) was established in 1980 by a group of eminent industrialists, social activists and reputed professionals under the leadership of Dr. M.V.V.S. Murthi, with the objective of promoting quality higher education in various disciplines. The Sponsoring Society is a charitable institution committed to Gandhian values.

An Engineering College was established in 1980 at Visakhapatnam - “the City of Destiny”. Responding to the expanding needs in diverse fields of knowledge, a College of Management Studies was established in 1988, School of International Business in 1997 and College of Science and College of Pharmacy in 2006. Over the years, these institutes have established excellent standards of teaching and research and earned good academic reputation for GITAM.

A real breakthrough came in the eventful journey of GITAM when it was declared as a Deemed to be University in August, 2007. Spectacular progress was made in establishing world-class standards of teaching and research. Curriculum of all programs was thoroughly revised, innovative programs introduced, new research laboratories set up, skill development and incubation centres were established by adopting globally recognized best practices.

To reach the unreached, a Centre for Distance Learning was established in 2009. GITAM Centre for Distance Learning has been ranked with a 5-star rating among the top distance education institutions of India as per the analysis done by CAREER CONNECT-July, 2017 based on various parameters. To increase the geographic spread, two off-campuses –- one at Hyderabad in 2009 and the other at Bengaluru in 2012 were established. A School of Law was established in 2012 followed by the Institute of Medical Sciences and Research in 2015, Institute of Nursing and School of Gandhian Studies in 2016.

During a short span of time, GITAM has grown into a multi-campus, multi-faculty institution spread over three campuses with 17 institutes, 12 disciplines, 52 departments and 10 research centres. It offers 190 UG, PG, Doctoral and other programs in diverse disciplines such as Engineering & Technology, Management, International Business, Life Sciences, Pharmacy, Social Sciences, Physical Sciences, Arts & Humanities, Languages, Law and Medicine.

With nearly 22,000 regular students, 1200 Ph.D. scholars and over 84,000 students in distance mode hailing from different parts of the country, GITAM has grown into a premier deemed to be university in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka States where its campuses are located. The Institution has well qualified and committed faculty of over 1250 with rich industrial and research background. Over 42 % of the faculty are Ph.D.s.

Being a multi-faculty institution, GITAM has been able to contribute to the holistic development of students and foster core values based on Gandhian Ideals in order to mold students into competent professionals and responsible citizens. The presence of several disciplines on the campus provide on-campus expertise that gives an edge to undertake high-end multi-disciplinary research.

The faculty members have undertaken major research projects with financial assistance from funding agencies such as UGC, DST, DBT, DAE, DRDO, CSIR, MoES, BARC and other funding agencies. In addition, several research projects sponsored by industrial organizations/corporate houses like HPCL, NTPC, VSP, VPT, Dr. Reddy’s Labs and other organizations are being implemented. A Central Research Laboratory and advanced laboratories for cancer research and other areas have been established. Further,

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in order to facilitate advanced research in focused areas, 10 research centers have been established. The University publishes several in-house research journals. Further, the University developed a bio-pesticide, GITAM Trishul, with financial assistance from NABARD which has resulted in better yields in about 2000 acres. Students are encouraged to take up independent research to bring out their latent talents. So far, 16 patents have been awarded and another 52 patents are under different stages of processing. The faculty members have also undertaken several consultancy assignments in government and non-governmental organizations.

GITAM has established state-of-the-art infrastructure comprising well laid-out buildings for administration, academic departments and central facilities at the three campuses. A Centre for Advanced Technology Solutions (CATS) is established to cater to the software needs of the University which enables integrated real-time governance. Latest IT infrastructure with advanced facilities are provided in all the campuses. A world-class central library known as Knowledge Resource Centre (KRC) is established in the main campus. With more than 100 collaborations with global universities, premier research organizations and industry, GITAM has been able to promote collaborative research and exchange of faculty and students. GITAM’s students are preferred by multinational corporations in IT, banking and other sectors resulting in appreciable placement record in several programmes.

Digital learning atmosphere and productive work culture in our campuses attract meritorious students and faculty. GITAM’s efforts in steadily expanding the academic and research activities are helping the university achieve international recognition.

GITAM instituted scholarships and fellowships for meritorious UG & PG students. GITAM Science Activity Centre GUSAC provides an exclusive platform to nurture creativity and inculcate scientific temperament among students. Kalakrithi, a cultural forum, provides a platform for the students to exhibit their literary, artistic and cultural talents.

As a part of its initiative to upgrade the skills of both teaching and supporting staff, the University established a Centre for Learning and Sustainability, which organizes several faculty and skill development programmes. A “Teacher Skill Development Fund” is created allocating one per cent of its annual budget to meet travel and living expenses of teaching faculty deputed for visits abroad to update their knowledge and skills. An exclusive Industry Institute Interaction Cell has been established to identify the needs of the industry and offer solutions with the help of expertise available in the University. Several collaborative academic programmes have been introduced in association with industry. Industries such as IBM, Ericson, Dr. Reddy’s Labs, etc., have sponsored laboratories useful for research in different fields.

GITAM introduced Best Teacher, Best Researcher and Best Supporting Staff Awards which are presented to teachers, researchers and staff respectively to recognize and encourage their outstanding contributions.

GITAM provides first-class facilities for co-curricular and extra-curricular activities including sports and games and cultural activities. A range of clubs/ forums/chapters of professional bodies enable students to enjoy their time in the campus and undertake professional activities. The ultimate goal is to shape the students into highly competent professionals, capable technocrats and prudent business managers and, at the same time, mould them into responsible citizens.

GITAM has over the years achieved excellence in governance and management through professional approach. GITAM strictly complies with the regulations, directives and guidelines of all statutory authorities.


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The Institution takes its social responsibility with commitment and ensures that its academic programmes are of social relevance and the extension activities benefit the community. The faculty and students undertake several extension activities through NSS, NCC, Rotaract Club, Young Guns of India (YGoI), Red Ribbons Club and ENACTUS. The Institution has created ‘GITAM Social Responsibility and Disaster Management Fund’ by transferring two per cent of its gross revenues every year to organize relief measures in emergencies.

The Alumni of GITAM are occupying important positions in government, administration, industry and research organizations across the globe. Periodic alumni re-union meetings are organized by the University, both in the country and abroad.

Recognizing the holistic education that the University is imparting, the Tandon Committee appointed by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India, classified GITAM as Category-‘I’ University among deemed universities. The University Grants Commission accorded 12-B status to the University enabling teachers and researchers to receive UGC grants under various schemes. Institute of Technology, a constituent unit of the University, has been provided funds under Technical Education Quality Improvement Programme-II (TEQIP-II) for implementation of various progrmmes. Further, several engineering and science departments are sanctioned funds under FIST programme for strengthening infrastructure in laboratories. Several of the young faculty members got funding from DST under Fast Track Scheme.

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UGC-MHRD (Govt. of India) granted Graded Autonomy to GITAM and placed in Category-I. The year has been rewarding for GITAM in terms of response to the various programmes offered by the University. Rating of GITAM by various reputed agencies, MoUs entered with various globally known institutions and industry majors are noteworthy. Research output by the faculty, augmenting of infrastructure have shown significant progress.

Visakhapatnam Campus37th GITAM Foundation Day Celebrations

GITAM celebrated its 37th Foundation Day and honoured Takaaki Kajita, Director of the Institute for Cosmic Ray Research, University of Tokyo and Nobel Laureate in Physics for the year 2015. The award that comprised Rs. 10 lakh cash prize and a citation, was bestowed upon him by Dr. M.V.V.S. Murthi, President, GITAM.

Delivering the endowment lecture after receiving the Annual GITAM Foundation Award-2017 on 12 August 2017, Prof. Takaaki Kajita said his intensive research on neutrino oscillations had made him discover conventional theories and eventually achieve success in the domain.

On the occasion, awards were presented to Best Teaching, Research and Administrative Staff and Best Student Speakers who demonstrated leadership skills.

Eighth Convocation

Eighth Convocation of GITAM (Deemed to be University) was held on 07 November 2017. Prof. Ashutosh Sharma, Secretary, Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India delivered the convocation address.

During the convocation, honorary D.Sc. degrees were conferred upon Prof. Ashutosh Sharma; Dr. Rajendra Achyut Badwe, Director , Tata Memorial Hospital and D.Litt. was conferred on writer and actor Sri Gollapudi Maruthi Rao by Prof. K. Ramakrishna Rao, Chancellor, GITAM.

Four faculty members of GITAM (Deemed to be University) were presented ‘Best Researcher’ awards. About 1,500 students, four M.Phils and 75 research scholars (Ph. D) received their degrees. In total, 26 gold medals were presented.

During his convocation address, Prof. Sharma said India has developed into a formidable power in several areas of science and technology. “From developing geosynchronous launch vehicles, Arihant nuclear submarine to our own fighter aircraft and the ICBM AGNI-5, Chandrayaan and Mangalyaan Missions - all these have propelled us to the elite club of nations,” he said.

The Government of India, through the Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) policy aspires to position India among the world’s top five scientific powers, he said.

MoUs Entered

GITAM entered into MoU with different institutions during the year. Some of the important among them are with: Exaintelligence Inc Tokyo, Japan, APEITA and Infobridge India Pvt. Ltd; Tata Consultancy Services Ltd.; Central Michigan University (CMU), USA; Cardinal Stritch University, USA; Nipissing University; Thomson Reuters & Govt. of A.P; The Regents of the University of Colorado Denver; Department of Radiation Oncology, Stanford University School of Medicine Palo Alto, USA; Principal ACS Engineering


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India Pvt Ltd; Eduquity Career Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore; Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Singapore; IFS Consultants Pvt. Ltd; Semi-Conductor Laboratory; Wachemo University; National Research Development Corporation (NRDC); IQS School of Management (IQS), Universitat Ramon Llull, Spain, and Red Hat India Pvt. Ltd.,

Patents

The continuous research pursuit of the faculty has resulted in registering 15 patents during the year.

Infrastructure

Hostels for Medical and Dental students – Aditya Sadan with 236 rooms for boys and Avantika Sadan with 256 rooms for girls, bath attached, twin-sharing and centrally air conditioned, have been completed and occupied.

A 113-room block, Nirmala Sadan-2, to house 452 girl students will be commissioned in September 2018.

Nurses Hostel in GIMSR Campus with 232 double occupancy rooms for 464 inmates will be commissioned in September 2018.

Sports Stadia with playgrounds, pavilion and seating galleries have been completed in all respects, one each in the main campus and GIMSR campus.

A number of modernization and expansion projects over the existing blocks have been taken up to create additional space for class work. This consists of additional two floors over Santi Sadan to cater to international students, additional two floors each over Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Bhavan - School of Law, Sarvodaya Soudha – School of Gandhian Studies and Madanmohan Malaviya Bhavan - GITAM Institute of Management and Mother Teresa Bhavan – GITAM Dental College and Hospital.

A roof - top helipad has been taken up on GIMSR Hospital Building to meet air-ambulance requirements for emergencies.

Seminars/ Conferences/ Workshops Organized

• National Conference on Advances in Communication Technologies-NCACT-2017

• National Conference on Materials and Manufacturing

• National Workshop on 3-D Printing Technology

• National workshop on Racing Car Design

• National Conference on Skill India-the Way Forward: Challenges and Imperatives

• National Conference on Currency Risk Management

• Seminar on Health Transition : India’s Evolving Epidemics Para Transgenesis

• Seminar on Further Reduction in Infant Mortality : Directions & Strategies

• Seminar on Recent Updates in the Treatment of Oncology and Radiation Oncology

• International Conference - “Cancer Conclave”

• National Conference - “IMMUNOCON”

• International Seminar on Chronic Kidney Diseases

• Seminar on Export Import Policy & Procedures

• Conference on Internet of Things

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• International Conference - “Indian ASEAN Partnership @25”

• National Conference - “Services in Emerging Markets-Opportunities & Challenges”

• A Sensitization Programme on Preventive Vigilance Measures


A fully air-conditioned Central Library, known as Knowledge Resource Centre, is located in Visakhapatnam campus with all facilities like internet, digital library, e-learning centre and reprographic facilities. The centre has a collection of over 32,33,854 volumes which includes 30,00,091 +e-books, 408 print Periodicals both national and international, 8494 e-journals, CDs / DVDs, latest editions of Handbooks, Directories, Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, ISI & IRC codes covering disciplines of Engineering, Science, Management, International Business, Dental Sciences, Pharmacy, Architecture, Law, Medical Sciences, Nursing and Gandhian Philosophy. The library is equipped with reading rooms and reference sections. The INFONET services facilitate online access to e-books and e-journals, which is connected to all the three campuses.

The e-resources can be accessed through intranet and internet. The total campus is wifi enabled. This facilitates the users to access the resources anywhere in the campus.

E- Resources


E-journals: IEL, ASME, ASCE, ACM,EBSCO,Springer; UGC Infonet (American Institute of Physics, American Physical Society, Institute of Physics, Nature, Royal Society of Chemistry, Taylor & Francis, JCCC, Economic & Political Weekly, Oxford, Cambridge & Wiley Black Well); Data Bases- Scopus, Indian Citation Index.

Video Courses: SONET; NPTEL (National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning); Course material prepared by the faculty of GITAM.

KRC has resource sharing with the following reputed institutions: University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad; Andhra University, Visakhapatnam; Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad; DELNET, New Delhi; IISc, Bangalore; British Library.

KRC has signed MoU with INFLIBNET (Information & Library Network Centre) for Shodganga for Thesis uploading and anti-plagiarism.


The Centre for Advanced Technology Solutions (CATS) manages the IT infrastructure and offers variety of IT-related services to assist members of staff and students at GITAM. CATS provides campus-wide computing, networking, storage, communications and instructional technology across all the campuses of GITAM.

During 2017-18, CATS launched more than a dozen new initiatives and service improvements in software and hardware services. The software services are used across all the three campuses while the hardware services are specific to campuses.

To highlight some of the software services, CATS launched:

1. G-Learn - A comprehensive learning management software - a joint platform for faculty and students to collaborate on course teaching, attendance, marks and everything else.


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2. G-Parent, web portal that has all the information a parent needs to know about their ward - up to date attendance, marks, fee dues, AMC reports etc.,

3. G-Staff, web portal that has all the information a staff member needs - biometry, payrolls, apply leaves online, reject / sanction leaves online etc, No more paper work or long waits for staff.

4. G-Student, web portal for all information a student needs - online course registrations, course timetables, pay fee online etc, e-journals etc.,

5. G-Training - Training centre to educate staff and faculty on how to use different portals. Training to BLR and HYD campus via video conferencing.

6. Service desk - One stop shop for all IT services. Simply put a ticket and CATS will resolve it in less than 4 days.

7. G-Hostel - The warden can know at the click of a button - who stays in which room / hostel dues / hostel room availability / hostel occupancy/ attendance etc.,

8. G-Registration - All admissions/registrations are now done online. All paper applications are fed into online database.

9. G-Counseling - All counseling and induction program software is done by CATS. It used to be outsourced.

10. G-Card - Smart student and staff identity card that also doubles up as cash carrying card - going towards cashless campus. ID cards were issued on the day of induction.

11. G-Student Information System - Simply enter student registration number, and you have all data about student in front of you - marks, fee, AMC reports, attendance etc.,

12. G-Security - Now a parent and warden know the moment a student enters or exits the campus. Online leave / permission application and online approvals / notifications.

13. G-NOC - Network Operations Centre - command and control centre that monitors all IT assets and services across all the three campuses. Proactive maintenance is made possible.

14. G-Events - A platform for every staff member and student to know and share what is happening in and around the three campuses. An event calendar is posted online and in emails.

15. G-PACS – A platform to store and retrieve all radiography images at GIMSR hospital. Students and faculty can now access three dimensional radiology images from their desks and classrooms at their convenience.

Also, this year CATS launched official you tube channel and facebook page and in less than 6 months, CATS achieved 10,000 followers for its facebook page, and live streamed more than 15 events on its official you tube channel. This year CATS introduced fee reconciliation friendly virtual account technology for fee payments using NEFT/RTGS. Also, this year CATS enhanced the internet backbone to close to 4 Gbps across the three campuses. CATS also introduced cashless campus initiatives with G-card and G-PoS.

Campus Hostels


Directorate of Physical Education and Yoga

During this year, GITAM (Deemed to be University) Teams in Cricket (M), Chess (M), Football (M), Badminton (M&W),Table Tennis (M), Basketball (M&W), Volleyball(M), Tennis (M&W) participated in

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South Zone and All India Inter University Tournaments held at Andhra University, Anna University, Calicut University, K L (Deemed to be University), Amrutha (Deemed to be University), Christ (Deemed to be University), SRM (Deemed to be University), S.V.University and GITAM (Deemed to be University).

The 9th GITAM (Deemed to be University) Intercollegiate Games & Sports Meet-2018 for Men and Women was conducted for 12 Institutions of GITAM (Deemed to be University) in Cricket (Men), Football (Men), Throwball (Women), Badminton (Men & Women), Basketball (Men & Women), Handball (Men), Kabaddi (Men),Volleyball (Men & Women),Table Tennis (Men &Women),Tennis (Men &Women), Chess (Men &Women) & Athletics (Men & Women) during 6-9 March 2018 for all the three campuses at Visakhapatnam.

GIT, GIM Intramural competitions were conducted department-wise in Cricket, Football, Kabaddi, Throwball, Badminton, Basketball, Handball, Volleyball, Table Tennis, Tennis & Chess. GIT, Visakhapatnam won the overall Championship in GDU Intercollegiate Games and Sports Meet for (M&W), 9th time in a row.

Ms.P.Ramya Sree 1/4 B.Tech (CSE) won Gold Medal in All India Open Karate Championship -2018, held at S.B. A/C Indoor Stadium Vsp on 16th & 17th Feb’18. She also won the Silver Medal in the International Karate Championship-2018 (Under 55 kg Weight Category) at R G A/C Port Indoor Stadium during 2-4 Feb’ 18

GIT,Vsp Cricket Men team won the Championship Trophy in the Open State Cricket Tournament -2018, organised by Centurion University, Odisha during March 2018.

GITAM conducted All India, South Zone and Inter Zonal Inter University Tennis Women Tournament from 2-8 January 2018 in Visakhapatnam campus.

Activities of NCC

Boys Wing

• Cadet strength during the year is 62

• NCC cadets participated in CATC camps in Visakhapatnam, Trecking camp at Tirupathi and Kerala, National Integration Camps at Guntur, Punjab, Gujarat, Kerala and also various social service activities like tree plantation, anti-dowry, anti-drug and anti-tobacco rallies etc.

• Mr. Yugraj Singh, 2/4 B. Tech (CSE), NCC Cadet, was selected for Republic Day Parade, New Delhi and he received Director General Commendation Award for the academic year 2017-18. He also got selected for the Youth Exchange Program (YEP) to Khazikistan from 13- 26 May 2018.

• V Ramachandra Rao, 2/4 Mech. and G Siva Krishna 2/4 ECE have been selected for Andhra Pradesh State Republic Day Parade 2018.

• GITAM NCC Officer Capt. Dr. B. Sreenivasa Rao got best NCC Officer Award for 2017 -18 academic year in Visakhapatnam NCC Group.

Girls Wing

• Cadet strength during the year is 50

• Ten NCC girl cadets participated in CATC (1) camp from 13-22 June, 2017 at Naval Maritime Academy, Visakhapatnam. Fifteen NCC girl cadets participated in CATC (2) camp from 23rd June to 2nd July, 2017 at Naval Maritime Academy, Visakhapatnam.

• NCC girl cadets participated in International Yoga Day celebrations, International Peace Day awareness campaign, Blood Donation Camp on the occasion of Bharat Ratna Mother Teresa Birth Anniversary, Anti-Dowry rally, World Kidney Day rally and Anti-AIDS Day rally


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• Lt .Dr. V. Parimala Venu participated in CATC (3) during 20-30 July 2017 at SVBT College, Visakhapatnam. She was also nominated as Board Member for NCC ‘C’ Certificate Examinations during the year 2018.

• Twenty two girl cadets got enrolled in GITAM NCC girls Wing for ‘B’ & ‘C’ Certificates in the academic year 2017-2018.

• Twenty GITAM NCC Cadets passed ‘B’ Certificate and 12 cadets passed ‘C’ Certificate examination in 2017-18.

NSS Unit

A total of 44 NSS Programmes including 17 NSS Special Camps were successfully organized during the year. Total student enrollment in NSS was 1995. Some of the important programmes organized by the NSS wing during the year were: Yoga Exhibition, Yoga Demonstration Camp, Massive Plantation, Anti Ragging Rally, Swachhta Pakhwada, Ozone Rally, International Coastal Clean-up Day, Traffic Awareness Programme, Age Care Rally, Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, & Rashtriya Ekta Saptah; Mobile Malaria and Dengue Control with GVMC, World AIDS Day, Mega Blood Donation Camp, Passport Seva, State Level Youth Festival, Pulse Polio Program, World Water Day Walk for Water, Shramdaan Programme, etc..,.


In all the sectors, placement record has been impressive during the year under review. Both the sectors i.e., service and manufacturing preferred GITAM students, touching a campus placement record of near 1500 at GITAM Visakhapatnam Campus.

GIT: The highest package offered for GIT students is Rs.12,45,000/- per annum offered by Future First, followed by Microsoft which offered Rs.10,00,000/-. Notable among the companies that visited GIT are: Microsoft, Oracle, Future First, Service Now, TCS, Accenture, Deloitte, Factset, NCR, Maruthi Suzuki, Fiat, Continental, Cyent and many more.

GIS: The highest package offered for GIS students is Rs.6,25,000 per annum. Some of the companies that visited GIS are: Laila Impex, Shanta Biotech, Omics International, Divis Laboratories, Aakash institute, CP Aqua, KKR Gowtham, Hetero, Rajyog Solutions, CPC Diagnostics and many more.

GSIB: The highest package offered for GSIB students is Rs.10,00,000 per annum, offered by Byju. Major corporates that visited GSIB are: Aravind Life Style, Byju, Amul, Coffee Day, NFCL, Bajaj Capital; Cosco Shipping, Future Group, Oyo Capital, SNB Capital IQ, Seeds India Pvt. Ltd. and many more.

GIM: The highest package offered for GIM students is Rs.12,10,000 per annum, offered by Amazon. Some of the major companies that recruited through campus are : Amazon, Deloitte, HDFC AMC, ICICI Bank, Pru ICICI Life Insurance, ICICI Securities, Colgate Palmolive, Nestle, Emami, ITC Ltd., Glaxo Smith Kline Ltd., ITC Paperboard, Invesco, Saint Gobain, Bajaj Electricals, Bajaj Allianz General Insurance Co., Naukri.com, SBI Cards, The Landmark Group (Lifestyle), Future Group (Big Bazaar) and many more..

GIP: The highest package offered for GIP students is Rs.2,40,000 per annum. Some of the companies that visited GIP are Divis Laboratories, Biophore Pharmaceuticals, Mylan, Nestle and many more.

Student Activities

World Green Building Week 2017’: CII-IGBC Student Chapter, Department of Civil Engineering, GIT celebrated World Green Building Week from 25th September to 1st October, 2017. Activities such as Green Challenge 2.0 (QUIZ), Green D (Group Discussion) and MOCK IGBC-AP (MOCK EXAM) were organized.

TACO 2017: Undergraduate students of Institute of Management conducted an event called TACO to bring out the talents of undergraduates of various colleges in and around Visakhapatnam on 9th

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November, 2017 About 700 students participated from various colleges in and around Visakhapatnam.

GSIB Fest-2018: The festival of ideas, the occasion for building managers a new paradigm for creative thinking, the congress of academic and corporate knowledge, culminating into a versatile professional culture was conducted by GITAM School of International Business. It’s a management festival “SARVATANTATRA-2K17” organized by GSIB on 1st & 2nd December, 2017. Many B-Schools participated in the Fest, which was conducted for 2 days. With the management games on the first day and Cultural Show on the second day, the fest has also the participation of prominent film personalities and was a runaway success.

Engineer’s Premier League (EPL): IETE Student chapter of GIT conducted the Engineer’s Premier League during 5-9 December, 2017. 450 students participated.

GITAM Excellence Meet (GEM): The GITAM Excellence Meet was held during 15-16 December, 2017 by Institute of Management. GEM is the ideal platform for students to showcase their talents and gain real life corporate experience. About 2000 students have participated from various colleges in Andhra Pradesh.

Passionate Careers & Positive Lifestyles: The final year B.Tech Biotech students of GIT organized a workshop on “Passionate Careers & Positive Lifestyles” during 18-24 December, 2017 by I-focus.

GPF-2k18: A Scientific and cultural symposium for pharmacy students, GITAM Pharma Fest was organized at GITAM Institute of Pharmacy on 24th February 2018.

International Study Tour: This event exposes the students of GSIB on aspects like how to do business outside India, how markets function in other countries and how other cultures interface business practices. This year, 110 GSIB students accompanied by faculty coordinators visited Dubai from 13th March to 19th March 2018. They visited and had interactive meetings in Dubai Port, Dubai Multi Commodity Centre (a Medium –sized Logistics company in the Logistics City of Jebel Ali Free Zone), American University in Dubai, Al Rawabi (the biggest Dairy Sector Company), Al Itqan (a reputed medium-sized customised Hospital Equipment Manufacturer & Exporter) and Union Bank of India, Dubai.

International Yoga Day: International Yoga Day was celebrated by the NSS Unit of GIMSR on 21st June 2018 in the hospital campus. Yogasanas were shown by expert team and students were made to practice.

Doctor’s Day: Doctor’s Day was celebrated in GIMSR on 1st July 2018. On this occasion Padmashri Dr. Shirkazi G Sivachidambaram, Chennai addressed the faculty and students.

ADWIETA: IEEE Women in Engineering Society of GIT conducted ADWIETA on 22&23 December, 2017. More than 800 students and research scholars participated.

Some of the Dignitaries who visited Visakhapatnam Campus are:

1. Prof. Takaaki Kajita, Director of the Institute for Cosmic Ray Research, University of Tokyo and Nobel Laureate in Physics for 2015.

2. Prof. James J De Yoreo, Chief Scientist, PNNL & Affiliate Professor of Chemistry, University of Washington, USA.

3. Mr.Vijay Ponduru, Lead Application Developer, Nuveen Technologies, San Francisco.

4. Prof. D. V. Rao, Department of Physics, MIT, U.S.A.

5. Prof.O.Homer Erekson, Texas, USA.

6. Prof. Rajkumar Roy, Director of Manufacturing, Cranfield University, UK.

7. Mr. Douglas Anderson, COO & Co Founder, Brandie, Sweden.


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8. Mr. Pranav Kosuri, CEO & Co-Founder, Brandie, Sweden.

9. Prof. Sanjay Malhotra, Stanford University, USA.

10. Mr. Lakshmanan Krish, Certified Business Mentor, City & Guilds, London.

11. Dr. N.Sai Sudhakar, Business School, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK.

12. Mr. M. Veerabhadra Rao, Retd. Managing Director, Bank of America Securities, USA.

13. Prof. Sanjay Puligadda, Miami University, USA.

14. Prof. Pappu Rama Rao, Miami University, Ohio, USA.

15. Prof. J. Wenger, a 4-time Fulbrighter from Pennsylvania, USA.

16. Mr. Ram Mukkavilli, Founder & CEO of AIMXCEL Innovative Solutions, LLP and CIO for SPAR Information Systems, Dallas, Texas, USA.

17. Prof. Chandrasekhar Putcha, Professor- Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, CSUF Outstanding Professor for AY 2006-07 California State University, USA.

18. Prof. Vinod Kumar Jain, Vice Chancellor, Tezpur University, Assam.

19. Prof. Ashutosh Sharma, Secretary, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, New Delhi.

20. Dr.S.Chandra Sekhar, President, Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Limited, Hyderabad.

and many more....

Hyderabad CampusConvocation

Eighth Convocation of GITAM (Deemed to be University), Hyderabad was held on 18 November 2017. During his Convocation Address, the Vice-President of India, Sri M. Venkaiah Naidu, asked youngsters to embrace the fourth industrial revolution. “The fourth industrial revolution and the advances in digital technology and robotics will together make certain types of jobs obsolete and also create many new jobs,” he said. The Vice-President emphasised on the role of universities in developing global citizens and not just providing quality education.

Participating in the convocation as the guest of honour, Irrigation Minister Sri T Harish Rao spoke about various initiatives undertaken by the Government of Telangana.

More than 1,060 graduate and postgraduate degrees were awarded at the convocation besides two doctorates. Toppers of management and various branches of technology were awarded gold medals.

MoUs Entered

GITAM Hyderabad entered into MoU with different institutions during the year. Some of the important among them are with: Blackbuck Engineers Pvt. Ltd.; Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).

Infrastructure

A new hostel for occupancy of 300 students, including 60 international students in old campus, has reached advanced stage of completion, to be readied for occupation during the academic year 2018-19.

A 576-room Boys Hostel Tower has been taken up to house 1152 students, to be completed within two years.

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• International Conference on Teaching of English Language and Literature: Critical Perspectives

• International Conference on Disruption: Ideas and Narratives for Management & Leadership

• National Seminar on Managing Innovation and Marketing Strategy

• Seminar on MATLAB Simulation.

• Seminar on Embedded Systems

• Seminar on Aerospace Technologies and Products

• National Workshop on Big Data Applications in Drug Repurposing

• Seminar on Design for Manufacturability (DFM).

• Seminar on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.


A fully air-conditioned Library, known as Knowledge Resource Centre is located in the Hyderabad campus with all facilities like internet, digital library, e-learning centre and reprographic facilities. The centre has a collection of over 30,85,445 volumes which includes 30,00,091 +e-books, 238 print Periodicals both national and international, 8494 e-journals, covering disciplines of Engineering, Science, Management, Architecture, Pharmacy. The library is equipped with reading rooms and reference sections. The INFONET services facilitate online access to e-books and e-journals.


E- Resources


E-journals: IEL, ASME, ASCE, ACM,EBSCO,Springer; UGC Infonet (American Institute of Physics, American Physical Society, Institute of Physics, Nature, Royal Society of Chemistry, Taylor & Francis, JCCC, Economic & Political Weekly, Oxford, Cambridge & Wiley Black Well); Data Bases- Scopus, Indian Citation Index.

Video Courses: SONET; NPTEL (National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning); Course material prepared by the faculty of GITAM.

KRC has resource sharing with the following reputed institutions: University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad; Andhra University, Visakhapatnam; Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad; DELNET, New Delhi; IISc, Bangalore; British Library.

KRC has signed MoU with INFLIBNET (Information & Library Network Centre) for Shodganga for Thesis uploading and anti-plagiarism.


All the software initiatives launched by the University are in use at Hyderabad campus as well. This year CATS added a second 620 Mbps Internet line. This brings the internet capacity at Hyderabad to 1.24 Gbps. Also, CATS added a new state-of-art, higher capacity network core switch replacing the existing core switch and added a new web content filtering appliance and a video conferencing system. This year CATS was assigned office space in Hyderabad campus. The data centre at Hyderabad will be shifted to this new space. CATS will soon add staff to CATS Hyderabad office. CATS introduced hostel student attendance biometry. CATS provided student induction software and issued G-cards to students.


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Campus Hostels


Directorate of Physical Education and Yoga

During the year, students from GITAM (Deemed to be University) Hyderabad Campus won quite a number of medals in GDU Intercollegiate, State & National level tournaments. GITAM School of Technology conducted GUSTO -2k17, State level Inter Engineering Collegiate Sports Fest from 15 - 17 December 2017. Sixth Intramural competitions were conducted by GST department-wise in Cricket, Football, Kabaddi, Throwball, Basketball, Volleyball, Table Tennis, & Chess. HBS conducted Lakshya -2018 Games and Sports Meet during March 2018.

NSS Unit

NSS, GITAM Hyderabad has total number of 500 volunteers during the academic year 2017-18. Volunteers participated in one special camp, eight local camps, one state level youth festival and won 5 prizes. Also one volunteer Mr Venkata Sai Reddy participated in Republic Day Parade Camp held at Rajpath, New Delhi on 26th January 2018. Best plantation award is given for active plantation program, i.e., Telanganaku Harithahaaram where 30,000 saplings were planted during this program. Many service activities were conducted during this year viz. Plantation, Health camps, Blood donation camps, National Integration Camps, Awareness Campaigns, Swachh Bharath, Clean and Green, Societal Activities, Environmental Activities etc.


Both service and manufacturing sectors continued to prefer GITAM students, resulting in a campus placement record of 528 at GITAM Hyderabad Campus.

GST: The highest package offered for GST students is Rs.11,00,000/- per annum offered by V M Ware, followed by Byju which offered Rs.9,00,000/-. Notable among the companies that visited GST are: Amazon, IBM, Accenture, Amara Raja, Virtusa, Rockwell Collins, Value Momentum, Hexaware , Inrythm , Life Again Foundation, Cybage , TechAspect, Libsys, Appeal Group, Genpact, NTT Data, Reliance Jio, Futran Solutions, Aliens Group, Tek Systems, Mindtree, HCL, Spice Jet, Intelex Systems Inc, Eureka Forbes, Hyundai Motors, and many more.

HBS: The highest package offered for HBS students is Rs. 12,00,000/- per annum offered by Xseed. Other major recruiters include Emami, Nestle, Aditya Birla, Pall Health, Vernalis, Karvy and many more.

Student Activities

Lakshya: The annual three-day Intra-mural sports fest, Lakshya, was conducted by Hyderabad Business School in August, 2017.

Joy of Giving: Students of Hyderabad Business School celebrated the annual event of “Joy of Giving” in November, 2017 by bringing orphan children from a city-based orphanage, Sankalp Foundation, to GITAM campus and providing a good time to them. They also raised funds for giving donation to the orphanage.

Pramana 2k18: A Techno Cultural Management fest was hosted by School of Technology, GITAM, Hyderabad in January, 2018. It is an amalgamation of technical, cultural and management events which attracted over 7000 students over a span of 3 days.

Survey Camp: Civil Engineering final year students of School of Technology, GITAM Hyderabad participated in one-week survey camp at Nagarjunsagar, Nalgonda district.

Some of the engineering students from GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam got Best NSS Volunteer Awards at the State level.

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Some of the Dignitaries who visited Hyderabad Campus are:

1. Sri M. Venkaiah Naidu, Vice - President of India.

2. Dr. Prahalada Ramarao, Former Distinguished Scientist and Chief Controller, DRDO, New Delhi.

3. Prof. R. Govindarajulu, Professor Emeritus, IIIT, Hyderabad.

4. Sri J. A. Chowdary, Special Chief Secretary & IT Advisor to CM, AP.

5. Sri Sanga Ram Jangid, DGP & Chief Vigilance Officer, Tamilnadu.

6. Dr. N.Narendar Reddy, Air Commodore, Deputy Director General, NCC Directorate, AP & Telangana, Hyderabad.

7. Prof. T. Ramesh, Dept. of CSE, NIT Warangal.

8. Prof. D. Janaki Ram, Dept. of CSE, IIT, Madras.

9. Prof. Susmita Ghosh, Dept. of CSE, Jadavpur University, Kolkata.

10. Dr. V. Sreekumar, Infosys, Bengaluru. and many more…

Bengaluru CampusConvocation

GITAM Bengaluru celebrated its 8th convocation on 08 September 2017 where 200 students were awarded undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in Engineering and Management. Six gold medals were presented to meritorious students. Dr. Soumya Swaminathan, Director, ICMR was conferred the degree of Doctor of Science. Noted music director and playback singer Sri Hamsalekha was conferred with the degree of Doctor of Letters.

During her convocation address, Dr. Soumya Swaminathan underscored the importance of research, especially on public health, health system and policy, disease mechanisms etc. She said that there is increasing realization that unless the broader determinants of health care are addressed, substantial and lasting improvement in population health care are less likely.

MoUs Entered

GITAM Bengaluru entered into MoU with different institutions during the year. Some of the important among them are with: Indian Economic Trade Organisation (IETO) and ICT Academy.

Infrastructure

A 1300-room Twin-tower Hostel has been taken up to house 2600 students, to be completed within two years.


• International conference on Current Trends in Material Science.

• Seminar on Elements of Robots and its Analysis and Design.

• Seminar on Technologies of Light Combat Aircraft.

• Seminar on Self Healing Circuits for Flexible Electronics.

• Seminar on Brain Machine Interface through the concept of Robotics.

• Seminar on Smart Technologies for Smart Cities.


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• Seminar on Artificial Intelligence Domination in a better way.

• Seminar on Mathematical Applications in Robotics & Computer Simulations.

• Seminar on Signal Processing for Ultra wide band.


A fully air-conditioned Library, known as Knowledge Resource Centre is located in the Bengaluru campus with all facilities like internet, digital library, e-learning centre and reprographic facilities. The centre has a collection of over 30,18,062 volumes which includes 30,00,091 +e-books, 86 print Periodicals both national and international , 8494 e-journals, covering disciplines of Engineering and Management. The library is equipped with reading rooms and reference sections. The INFONET services facilitate online access to e-books and e-journals.


E- Resources


E-journals: IEL, ASME, ASCE, ACM,EBSCO,Springer; UGC Infonet (American Institute of Physics, American Physical Society, Institute of Physics, Nature, Royal Society of Chemistry, Taylor & Francis, JCCC, Economic & Political Weekly, Oxford, Cambridge & Wiley Black Well); Data Bases- Scopus, Indian Citation Index.Video Courses: SONET; NPTEL (National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning); Course material prepared by the faculty of GITAM.KRC has resource sharing with the following reputed institutions: University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad; Andhra University, Visakhapatnam; Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad; DELNET, New Delhi; IISc, Bangalore; British Library.KRC has signed MoU with INFLIBNET (Information & Library Network Centre) for Shodganga for Thesis uploading and anti-plagiarism.Centre for Advanced Technology Solutions (CATS)During the year CATS was assigned office space in Bengaluru campus. The data centre at Bengaluru will be shifted to this new space. CATS deployed 3 members to Bengaluru office. All the software initiatives launched by the university are in use at Bengaluru campus as well. This year CATS doubled the internet line to 620 Mbps. CATS assisted in conducting induction program and issued G-cards on the day of induction.Campus Hostels 1073 boys and 469 girls availed themselves of campus hostel facility during the year.Directorate of Physical Education and Yoga During the year, GITAM (Deemed to be University) Intramural competitions were conducted department-wise in Cricket, Football, Kabaddi, Throwball, Badminton, Basketball, Handball, Volleyball, Table Tennis, & Chess, in connection with Annual Sports Meet. Students from GST, Bengaluru Campus participated in GDU Intercollegiate Tournament conducted at Visakhapatnam Campus and won many sports medals.Activities of NCC• Cadet strength during the year is 18• 10 KAR Bn, Kolar and 7 KAR Bn, Bengaluru in association with GITAM, Bengaluru Campus

conducted three camps (CATC) in June, October and November 2017 and trained about 600 cadets from different institutions over Karnataka in each camp.

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• NCC cadets celebrated International Yoga Day on June 21, 2017.• NCC cadets participated in Swatch Bharat Program conducted at Devanahalli and Doddaballapur

in coordination with Devanahalli Muncipality and Doddaballapur Taluk.• In March 2018, NCC cadets conducted Blood Donation Program and about 650 units of blood

were donated to Govt. Cancer Hospital.• NCC cadets distributed book kits to the Government School children. These kits were given by

ITC after donating used papers of GITAM students for recycling.• 13 cadets got through the ‘B-certificate’ examination in the academic year 2017-18.• Lt. Dr. M.S.S.R.K.N. Sarma participated in CATC-II during 21-30 Oct 2017 at GITAM, Bengaluru

Campus. NSS UnitDuring the academic year 2017-18, a total of 381 students got enrolled as volunteers of NSS Unit, GITAM Bengaluru campus. Awareness program on AIDS-HIV was organized in association with Akash International Hospital, Bengaluru. Altogether 400 students were the beneficiaries of the awareness program. Further, blood donation camp was conducted and 351 units of blood were donated to KIDWAI Memorial Institute of Oncology, Bengaluru. Campus cleaning to green (in line with Swach Bharat) is practised regularly on every Saturday at the campus. Yoga and health care awareness program was also conducted for the benefit of the students.Placement Activities During the year under review, placement record has been encouraging as both service and manufacturing sectors preferred GITAM students, resulting in a campus placement record of 154 at GITAM Bengaluru Campus.GST: The highest package offered for GST students is Rs. 4,00,000/- per annum offered by Byjus. Notable among the companies that visited GST are: Byjus, Global Shiksha, CTRLS, NTT Data, Friendly Consultancy, Paragon Digital Service, Global Shiksha and many more.BSMS: The highest package offered for BSMS students is Rs.7,00,000/- per annum offered by Karvy. Other major recruiters include IDBI, Global Shiksha, Shoppers Stop and many more.

Student Activities

Prerana 2k18: Prerana 2k18 was organized during 8-10 March, 2018. During the occasion, resource persons were invited to witness the events and provide inputs to the students. More than 200 students from 15 reputed engineering colleges of Karnataka like CIT, RGIT, SJCIT, Dayanand Sagar and AMC College visited the campus. Several students participated in different events like technical paper presentation, technical quiz and poster presentations and competitions like Project Expo, Survey Hunt, Line Follower Robo, Cryptics, Webify and other events organized by ECE, EEE, Civil, CSE and Mechanical departments.

IGNITE: Students of Engineering compiled the student magazine known as ‘IGNITE’ which was released on 8th March, 2018.

IETE Student Chapter: IETE is the active professional body present in GITAM, Bengaluru. The Chapter has conducted two seminars with resource persons from industry on ‘mmWave Technology’ and ‘Future Networks’.

Developing Leadership Skills and Social Awareness: Mr. Henderson, Managing Director & Mind Specialist, International Mind Education Institute (IMEI) & International Youth Fellowship (IYF) along with six delegates from South Korea was invited by Department of English to conduct a Workshop on developing leadership skills and social awareness for the students of Engineering and Management.


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Some of the Dignitaries who visited Bengaluru Campus are:

1. Dr. Soumya Swaminathan, Director General of the Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi.

2. Padmabhushan Dr. K. Radhakrishnan, Former Chairman, ISRO, Bengaluru.

3. Prof. R. M. Vasagam, Chairman, National Advisory Council, ITC, Bengaluru.

4. Dr.Ranga Reddy, Managing Director, Legend Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru.

5. Sri Hamsalekha, South Indian Music Composer and Lyricist, Bengaluru.

6. Dr. Chidambaram Sivaji, Director (International Bilateral Cooperation Division), DST, New Delhi.

7. Mr. Vivek Sharma, Manager, Kaveri Grameen Bank, Bengaluru.

8. Mr. Ramesh Satluri, General manager – Exide Life Insurance, Bengaluru.

9. Ms. Diljot Kaur, Head HR of Soft Bank, New Delhi.

10. Mr. Vishesh, Vice President, HSBC, New Delhi. and many more…

Centre for Distance Learning• Distance Education Bureau (DEB), UGC, New Delhi sanctioned continuation of recognition for the

academic years 2018-19 to 2019-20.

• All the activities in CDL, starting from admissions to evaluation, have been totally computerized. Student portal is accessible in the CDL website i.e., cdl.gitam.edu for lending student support services. Streaming of lectures (live and recorded), information dissemination and assignment submission are the important learning activities being offered. Live lectures are made available. Recorded lectures are also uploaded into the website and they can be downloaded.

• A sophisticated studio has been established for webcasting lectures delivered by the faculty.

• The total strength of CDL in all the three campuses touched 83,600.

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6.1 Administrative Officers

1. Chancellor Prof. K. Ramakrishna Rao 2. Vice-Chancellor Prof. M. S. Prasada Rao 3. Pro-Vice Chancellor, GITAM Visakhapatnam Prof. K. Siva Ramakrishna Pro-Vice Chancellor, GITAM Hyderabad Prof. N. Siva Prasad Pro-Vice Chancellor, GITAM Bengaluru Prof. P. V. Sivapullaiah4. Registrar Prof. M. Potharaju


1. Director – HR Sri S. Sambamurthy2. FA & CAO Sri. K. V. Gupta 3. Director – Admissions Prof. K. Narendra 4. Director – Academic Affairs Prof. K.M.Ch. Apparao 5. Director – Evaluation Prof. R. Yathiraj Kumar 6. Director – Student Affairs Prof. K. Veerabhadram 7. Director – Consultancy, Projects & Collaborations Dr. K.V.G.D. Balaji 8. Director-UGC Affairs & Research Activities Prof. Ch. Ramakrishna 9. Director – IQAC Prof. P.V. Nageswara Rao10. Director – Centre for Learning & Sustainability Prof. S.S. Prasada Rao11. CTO – CATS Sri. G. Gopala Krishna12. Director – Press Dr. P. Subrahmanyam 13. Controller of Examinations Dr. S. Eswar Rao 14. Dy. Finance Officer Sri. K. Sivannarayana 15. Director, Foreign Student Affairs Mr. K.P.C. Kishan16. Chief Warden, Boys’ Hostels Prof. G. Raghavaiah17. Chief Warden, Girls’ Hostels Prof. T. Sitamahalakshmi18. University Librarian Dr. G. Naga Ratnamani

19. Director i/c - Directorate of Physical Education and Yoga Mr. K. Ramakrishna Rao20. Anti Discrimination Officer, Equal Opportunity Cell Prof. M.R.S. Satyanarayana


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Chancellor Prof. K. Ramakrishna Rao

Board of Management

1. Prof. M.S. Prasada Rao, Vice-Chancellor Chairman2. Prof. K. Siva Ramakrishna, Pro Vice-Chancellor, VSP Member3. Prof. N. Siva Prasad, Pro Vice-Chancellor, HYD Member4. Prof. P.V. Sivapullaiah, Pro Vice-Chancellor, BLR Member5. Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad, Principal, GIT Member6. Prof. P. Sheela, Principal, GIM Member 7. Prof. Ch. Sanjay, Principal, GST, Hyderabad Member8. Dr. K. Vijaya Bhaskara Raju, Director, School of Technology, Bengaluru Member9. Prof. Ch. Ramakrishna Director-UGC Affairs & Research Activities Member10. Dr. C. Asha Deepti, Asst. Professor, GIP Member11. Sri.B.V. Mohana Rao, COO Memeber12. Prof. V. Balamohan Das Former VC, Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur Member13. Dr. T. Ravi Raju, Former VC, Dr.NTRUHS, Vijayawada Member14. Prof. V.K. Jain, Vice-Chancellor, Tezpur University, Assam Member15. Prof. M. Potharaju, Registrar Ex-Officio Secretary

Academic Council

1 Prof. M.S. Prasada Rao, Vice-Chancellor Chairman2 Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Pro Vice-Chancellor, VSP Member 3 Prof. N. Siva Prasad, Pro Vice-Chancellor, HYD Member 4 Prof. P. V. Sivapullaiah, Pro Vice-Chancellor, BLR Member 5 Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad, Principal, GIT Member 6 Prof. K. Aruna Lakshmi, Principal, GIS Member 7 Prof. V. Krishna Kumar, Director, GSIB Member 8 Prof. P. Sheela, Principal, GIM Member 9 Prof. S. Ganapaty, Principal, GIP Member

10 Prof. K. Mohan, Director, GSoA Member 11 Prof. Y. Satyanarayana, Director, GSoL Member 12 Prof. S.P. Rao, Principal, GIMSR Member13 Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi, Principal, GSoN Member14 Dr. B. Nalini, Director, In-charge, SGS Member15 Prof. Ch. Sanjay, Principal, SoT, Hyd. Campus Member 16 Prof. G. A. Rama Rao, Principal, SoS, Hyd. Campus Member 17 Prof. Y. Lakshman Kumar, Director, HBS, Hyd. Campus Member

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18 Prof. Vijaya Bhaskar Raju, Director, SoT, Bengaluru Member 19 Prof. M.V. Rama Prasad, Director, BSMS, Bengaluru Member20 Prof. T. Sekhar, Dept. of Biotechnology, GIT Member 21 Prof. M. Ramesh, Dept. of Civil Engineering Member 22 Prof. P.V. Nageswara Rao, Dept. of CSE Member 23 Prof. GVKR Sastry, Dept. of EEE Member 24 Prof. V. Malleswara Rao, Dept. of ECE Member 25 Prof. D. Elizabeth Rani, Dept. of EIE Member 26 Prof. Y. Srinivas, Dept. of IT Member 27 Prof. M. R.S. Satyanarayana, Dept. of Mech. Engg. Member 28 Prof. B. Surendra Babu, Dept. of IE Member 29 Dr. K.S.R. Murthy, Dept. of Engg. Phy. Member 30 Prof. AVLNSH Hari Haran, Dept. of Engg. Chem. Member 31 Prof. V. Sitaramaiah, Dept. of Engg. Maths Member 32 Prof. B. Sandhya, Dept. of English Member 33 Prof. N. Ravi Sankar, Dept. of Applied Mathematics Member 34 Prof. M. Rama Rao, Dept. of Biochemistry /Bioinformatics Member 35 Dr. M. Anitha, Dept. of Biotechnology Member 36 Prof. M. Saratchandra Babu, Dept. of Chemistry Member 37 Dr. V. Naga Lakshmi, Dept. of Comp. Science Member 38 Dr. K.V. Ramesh, Dept. of Electronics and Physics Member 39 Dr. YAVASN Maruthi, Dept. of Env. Studies Member 40 Dr. R. Gyana Prasuna, Dept. of Microbiology and FST Member 41 Dr. K. Manjusree Naidu, Dept. of Entrepreneurship Member 42 Dr. M. Jyothsna, Dept. of Marketing Member 43 Prof. B.S.P. Narayana, Dept. of Operations Member 44 Dr. N. Deepa Mohan, Dept. of Applied Psychology Member 45 Dr. M.S.V. Prasad, Dept. of Finance Member 46 Prof. K. Ashok, Dept. of HRM Member 47 Prof. K. Manjunathachary, Dept. of ECE, Hyd Campus Member 48 Prof. N.V. Swamy Naidu, Dept. of Aerospace Engg., Hyd. Campus Member 49 Prof. B. S. R. K. Prasad, Dept. of Civil, Hyd. Campus Member 50 Prof. S. Phani Kumar, Dept. of CSE, Hyd. Campus Member 51 Prof. M. Akka Lakshmi, Dept. of IT, Hyd. Campus Member 52 Prof. Punna Eshwaraiah, Dept. of ME, Hyd. Campus Member 53 Prof. T. Nageswara Rao, Dept. of ME, Blr campus Member 54 Prof. S. Ruckmangathan, Dept. of ECE, Blr campus Member


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55 Prof. P.C. Pandey, Dept. of CE, Blr campus. Member 56 Prof. S.H. Brahmananda, Dept. of CSE, Blr campus Member 57 Dr. A Himabindu, Anatomy , GIMSR Member 58 Dr. G. Subbarao, Physiology, GIMSR Member 59 Dr. D S S. Girijavani, Biochemistry, GIMSR Member 60 Dr. B. Ramesh, Pharmacology , GIMSR Member 61 Dr. K V Murali Mohan, Pathology, GIMSR Member 62 Dr. P. Hema Prakash Kumari, Microbiology, GIMSR Member 63 Dr. T. V. Naga Raja, Forensic Medicine, GIMSR Member 64 Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Bholanad Thakur, Community Medicine, GIMSR Member 65 Dr. D. Vijay Mohana Rao, General Medicine, GIMSR Member 66 Dr. Y.V.Haris Chandra, Paediatrics , GIMSR Member 67 Dr. K. Venkateswara Rao, Tuberculosis & Respiratory Diseases, GIMSR Member 68 Dr. Farzana (I/C), Dermatology, GIMSR Member 69 Dr. Ravaneet Kaur, Psychiatry, GIMSR Member 70 Dr. N Dwarakanath, General surgery, GIMSR Member 71 Dr. G. Rajasekhara Rao, Orthopedics, GIMSR Member 72 Dr. G.Yugandhar, ENT , GIMSR Member 73 Dr. P. Veena, Opthalmology , GIMSR Member 74 Dr. S. V. Varalakshmi, Medical Superintendent, GIMSR Member 75 Dr. D. Vijay Kumar Rao, Anesthesiology , GIMSR Member 76 Dr. V Suresh, Radio-Diagnosis , GIMSR Member 77 Prof. Ch. Rama Krishna, Director, UGC Affairs & Research Activities Member 78 Prof. C. Dharma Raj, Dept. of ECE, GIT Member 79 Prof. Ch. Murali Mohan, Dept. of Biotechnology, GIT Member 80 Prof. V. Srinivas, Dept. of Mechanical Engg., GIT Member 81 Prof. S.V. Rajagopal, Dept. of Biotechnology, GIS Member 82 Prof. P.V. Lakshmi, Dept. of IT, GIT Member 83 Prof. A. Chandra Sekhar, Dept. of Mathematics, GIT Member 84 Prof. R. Venkateswarlu, GSIB Member 85 Prof. T. Srinivas, Director, CDL Member 86 Prof. G. Raghavaiah, Dept. of HRM, GIM Member 87 Dr Uma Sankar Basina, GSoA Member 88 Dr. S. Eswara Rao, Controller of Examinations Member 89 Ms. G. Suhasin, GIP Member 90 Dr. M Sesha Shayee, GIS Member

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Persons from among educationists of repute or persons91 Prof. A.Sridharan, Former, Deputy Director, IISC, Bengaluru Member 92 Prof. Raj Kumar, Faculty of Management, BHU, Varanasi Member 93 Prof. R.K. Kale, School of Life Sciences, JNU, New Delhi Member

Persons who are not members of the teaching staff, co-opted94 Dr. S.R. Rao, Department of Biotechnology

Ministry of Science & Technology, New DelhiMember

95 Dr. K.J. Ramesh, Advisor, Ministry of Earth Sciences,Govt. of India, New Delhi

Member

96 Dr. S. Vijaya Kumar, Vijay Nirman Company Pvt. Ltd., Visakhapatnam Member

Director, Academic Affairs97 Prof. K.M.Ch.Apparao Member

Registrar98 Prof. M. Potharaju Ex-officio

Secretary

Finance CommitteeI. Vice-Chancellor

1. Prof. M.S. Prasada Rao Chairman

II. Pro-Vice-Chancellor

2. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna Member

III. A person nominated by the Society

3. Sri.B.S.S.N Raju, Treasurer, GITAM Member

IV. Two nominees of the Board of Management, one of whom shall be a member of the board

4. Sri.B.V. Mohana Rao, COO Member5. Sri.C.V. Ramana Rao, Chartered Accountant Member

V. Representative of Central/State Govt.

6. To be nominated by the MHRD, Govt. of India Member

VI. Financial Advisor & CAO

7. Sri. K. V. Gupta Ex-officio Secretary


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Planning & Monitoring Board

I. Vice-Chancellor


II. Nine Internal members

2. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Pro-Vice-Chancellor Member3. Prof. Ch. Rama Krishna, Director, UGC Affairs & Research Activities Member4. Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad, Principal, GIT Member5. Prof. K. K. Narayanan, Director I/c, GSIB Member6. Prof. K. Aruna Lakshmi, Principal, GIS Member7. Prof. P. Sheela, Principal, GIM Member8. Prof. S. Ganapathy, Principal, GIP Member9. Prof. Y. Satyanarayana, Director, School of Law Memebr 10. Prof. K. Mohan, Director, School of Architecture Member

III. Three Outside experts, including one nominee of the UGC

11. UGC nominee to be nominated by MHRD, GoI Member12. Prof. V. K. Jain, V.C. Tezpur University, Assam Member13. Dr. C. Sasikala, Hon. Librarian, AU Member

IV. Registrar

14. Prof. M. Potharaju Ex-officio Secretary

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Boards of StudiesI. GITAM Institute of Technology:

S. No Name of the Department Name of the Chairperson

1 English Prof. C. Pradgna

2 Engineering Chemistry Prof. G.V.R. Sarma

3 Engineering Mathematics Prof. V. Sitaramaiah

4 Engineering Physics Dr. K.S.R. Murthy

5 Biotechnology Prof. Shaik Khasim Beebi

6 Computer Science and Engineering Prof. K.Thammi Reddy

7 Civil Engineering Prof. K.V. Ramesh

8 Electronics and communication Engg Prof. P.V.Y. Jayasree

9 Electrical and Electronics Engg Prof. G.V.K.R. Sastry

10 Electronics Instrumentation Engg Prof. D. Elizabeth Rani

11 Information Technology Prof. Y. Srinivas

12 Industrial Engineering Prof. B. Surendra Babu

13 Mechanical Engineering Prof. M.R.S. Satyanarayana

II. GITAM Institute of Science:


1 Applied Mathematics Prof. N. Ravi Sankar

2 Biochemistry/Bioinformatics Prof. M. Rama Rao

3 Biotechnology Dr. M. Anitha

4 Chemistry Prof. Anima S Dadhich

5 Computer Science Prof. V. Naga Lakshmi

6 Electronics/Physics Prof. G. Veereswara Swamy

7 Environmental Studies Prof.Y.A.V.A.S.N. Maruthi

8 Microbiology/ FST Prof. R. Gyana Prasuna

III. GITAM Institute of Pharmacy:


1 Pharmacy Prof. S. Ganapaty


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IV. GITAM Institute of Management:


1 Dept. of Entrepreneurship Dr. K. Manjusree Naidu

2 Dept. of Finance Dr. M.S.V. Prasad

3 Dept. of HRM Prof. K. Ashok

4 Dept. of Marketing Prof. M. Jyothsna

5 Dept. of Operations Prof. B.S.P. Narayana

V. GITAM School of International Business:


01 International Business Prof. K. K. Narayanan

VI. GITAM School of Architecture:


01 Architecture Prof. K . Mohan

VII. GITAM School of Law


01 Law Prof. Y. Satyanarayana

VIII. GIMSR


01 I Year MBBS Dr. Jaya Prakash Babu

02 II Year MBBS Dr. K. Prasada Reddy

03 III Year MBBS Part - I Dr. S.P. Rao

IX. GITAM School of Gandhian Studies:


1 Dept. of Applied Psychology Dr. N. Deepa Mohan

2 Dept. of Social Sciences Dr. B. Sangeeta

3 Dept. of English Dr. Rositta Joseph Valiyamattam

X. GITAM Institue of Nursing


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01 Nursing; NPCC Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi

XI. Hyderabad Business School


01 Hyderabad Business School Prof. Y. Lakshman Kumar

Internal Quality Assurance Cell Advisory Board Committee


1. Prof. M. S. Prasada Rao, Vice-Chancellor Chair Person

2. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Vice-Chancellor, Visakhapatnam Member

3. Prof. N. Siva Prasad, Vice-Chancellor, Hyderabad Member

4. Dr. P.V. Sivapullaiah, Vice-Chancellor, Bengaluru Member

5. Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad, Principal, GIT, Visakhapatnam Member

6. Prof. K. Aruna Lakshmi, Principal, GIS, Visakhapatnam Member

7. Prof. P. Sheela, Principal, GIM, Visakhapatnam Member

8. Prof. Y. Satyanarayana, Director, GSL , Visakhapatnam Member

9. Prof. Ch. Sanjay, Principal, GST, Hyderabad Member

10. Prof. K. Bhaskar Raju, Director, GST, Bengaluru Member

11. Prof. Ch. Rama Krishna, Director, UGC A & RA , Visakhapatnam Member

12. Sri. B. V. Mohana Rao, Secretary, GITAM University, Visakhapatnam Member

13. Mr. E. Srinivasa Chakravarthy, Centre Head, TCS, Bengaluru Member

14. Mr. O. Naresh Kumar, CEO, Symbiosis Technologies, Visakhapatnam Alumni

15. Mr. PremOjha, Chief Operating Officer, Videocon, Chandigarh Alumni

16. Mr. Preetham Gandhi, Post Graduate Student, IIM, Ahmedabad Alumni

17. Prof. M. Potharaju, Registrar, Visakhapatnam Member

18. Prof. P.V. Nageswara Rao, Director-IQAC, Visakhapatnam Member Secretary


1. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Pro-VC, GITAM Visakhapatnam Chairman

2. Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad, Principal, GIT Member

3. Prof. C. Dharma Raj, Vice Principal, GIT Member


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5. Prof. P. Sheela, Principal, GIM Member


7. Prof. Y. Satyanarayana, Director, SoL Member


9. Prof. K.K. Narayanan, Director I/c, GSIB Member


Committee on Malpractices of Candidates at ExaminationsI. Vice-Chancellor



3. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Pro Vice-Chancellor Member


5. Prof. M. Potharaju, Registrar Member


7. Prof. R. Yathiraj Kumar, Director - Evaluation Member

8. Dr. S. Eswara Rao, Controller of Examinations Convener

Grievance Redressal CellI. Pro-Vice Chancellor


II. One Member from the Board of Management


III. Two senior Professors



IV. One Faculty Dean

5. Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad Member

V. One Faculty Member with Legal Expertise

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VI. Registrar

7. Prof. M. Potharaju Secretary


1. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Pro Vice-Chancellor Chairman



4. Prof. K. Aruna Lakshmi, Principal, GIS Member

5. Prof. Ch. Ramakrishna, Director UGC Affairs & Research Actvities Member

6. Sri G. Gopala Krishna, CTO, CATS Member

7. Sri K V Gupta, FA & CAO Member

8. Sri M. Rajendra Prasad, Chief Engineer Member

9. Prof. M. Potharaju, Registrar Convenor







1. Prof. P.Sheela, Principal, GIM, Chairperson





SC/ST Cell

1. Prof. P.Sheela, Principal, GIM, Chairperson



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3. Dr. Ch. Pradgna, Professor Dept. of English, GIT Member

4. Dr. B. Srinivasa Prasad, Assoc. Prof. Dept. of Mech. GIT Member



Board of Research StudiesI. Vice-Chancellor


II. Pro- Vice Chancellors

2. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Pro VC, GITAM Visakhapatnam Member

3. Prof. N. Siva Prasad, Pro VC, GITAM Hyderabad Member

4. Prof. P.V. Siva Pullaiah, Pro VC, GITAM Bengaluru Member

III. Heads of the University Colleges

5. Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad, Principal, GIT, Member

6. Prof. K. Aruna Lakshmi, Principal, GIS, Member

7. Prof. K.K. Narayanan, Director I/c, GSIB, Member


9. Prof. S. Ganapaty, Principal, GIP, Member


11. Prof. Y. Satyanarayana, Director, GSL Member

12. Prof. S.P. Rao, Principal, GIMSR Member

13. Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi, Principal, GSoN Member

IV. Registrar

14. Prof. M. Potha Raju Member

V. Director – Academic Affairs

15. Prof. K.M.Ch. Apparao Convener



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Equivalency BoardI. Vice-Chancellor

1. Prof. M. S. Prasada Rao Chairman

II. Pro Vice-Chancellors



4. Prof. P.V. Sivapullaiah, Pro VC, GITAM Bengaluru Member

III. Deans of Faculties

5. Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad, Dean of Faculty, GIT Member

6. Prof. K. Aruna Lakshmi, Dean of Faculty, GIS Member

7. Prof. K.K.Narayanan, Dean of Faculty, GSIB Member

8. Prof. P. Sheela, Dean of Faculty, GIM Member

9. Prof. S. Ganapaty, Dean of Faculty, GIP Member

10. Prof. K. Mohan, Dean of Faculty, GSA Member

11. Prof. Y. Satyanarayana, Dean of Faculty, GSL Member


13. Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi, GIN Member

IV. Director - Academic Affairs

14. Prof. K.M.Ch. Apparao Member


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V. Registrar

15. Prof. M. Potharaju Ex-Officio Secretary

Committee on Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace

1. Prof. K. Aruna Lakshmi, Principal, Institute of Science Presiding Officer

2. Prof. J.B. Seventline, Assistant Principal, Institute of Technology Member

3. Dr. B. Nalini, I/c Director, Centre for Gandhian Studies Member

4. Mrs. K. Swarna Kumari, Mahila Action Group Member (NGO)

5. Dr. J. Uma Rao, Assistant Professor, School of Law Legal Representative

Committee on Anti-Ragging

1. Prof. M.S. Prasada Rao, Vice-Chancellor Chairman

2. Prof. K. Sivaramakrishna, pro-Vice-Chancellor Member

3. Prof. M. Potharaju, Registrar Member

4. Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad, Principal, Institute of Technology Member

5. Prof. K. Aruna Lakshmi, Principal, Institute of Science Member

6. Prof. P. Sheela, Principal, Institute of Management Member

7. Prof. K.K. Narayanan, Director i/c, GSIB Member



10. Prof. Y. Satyanarayana, Director, School of Law Member


12. Dr. S.P. Rao, Principal, GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Member

13. Prof. C. Dharma Raj, Vice-Principal, Institute of Technology Member

14. Prof. K. Veerabhadram, Director, Student Affairs Member

15. Sri N.V. Narasimham, PRO Member


17. Prof. K. Sitamahalakshmi, Chief Warden, Girls Hostel Member

18. Prof. G. Veereswara Swamy, NSS Program Co-ordinator Member

19. Ms. Uma Raj, Green Valley Foundation (NGO Representative) Member

20. Sri E.G.N. Kishore, AGM Visakhapatnam Steel Plant (Student Parent) Member

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6.3 Meetings

Board of Management : 25 June 2017

08 Sept 2017

07 Nov 2017

29 Jan 2018

29 March 2018

Academic Council : 15 April 2017

Finance Committee : 24 June 2017

06 November 2017

28 March 2018


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7. Central Administrative OfficeThe Central Administrative Office consists of all GITAM authorities, officers and their respective offices.

Administrators:

S.No. Cadre Males Females Total01 Vice-Chancellor 01 - 0102 Pro Vice Chancellor 03 - 0303 Registrar 01 - 0104 Dean, Bengaluru School of Management Studies 01 - 0105 Principal, School of Science, Hyderabad 01 - 0106 Director-HR 01 - 0107 FA & CAO 01 - 0108 Joint Registrar 01 - 0109 Chief Technology Officer 01 - 0110 Officer on Special Duty 03 - 03

Total: 14 - 14

Department of Finance:

S.No. Cadre Males Females Total01 Deputy Finance Officer 01 - 0102 Assistant Manager 01 - 0103 Superintendent 02 - 0204 Senior Assistant 02 - 0205 Junior Assistant 06 - 0606 Attendant 02 - 02

Total: 14 - 14

CAO:

S.No. Cadre Males Females Total01 Administrative Officer 01 - 0102 Press Relations Officer 01 - 0103 Additional Administrative Officer 02 - 0204 Additional Press Relations Officer 01 - 0105 Senior Assistant 09 01 0906 Web Designer cum Programme Officer 01 - 0107 Web Designer 03 - 0308 Junior Assistant 33 08 4109 Photographer 01 - 0110 Attendant 26 - 2611 Lift Boy 02 - 02

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12 In Charge Director, Physical Education & Yoga And Secretary, Sports Boars

01 - 01

13 Assistant Finance Officer 02 - 0214 Assistant Director of Physical Education 02 01 0315 Assistant Registrar 02 01 0316 Assistant Engineer 01 - 0117 Warden 0 02 0218 Superintendent 04 - 0419 Probationary Trainee 0 01 0120 Supervisor 17 04 2121 Trainee Electrician 03 - 0322 Fitter 02 - 0223 Pump Operator 06 - 0624 Lift Operator 01 - 0125 Lift Boy 05 - 0526 Attendant ( Helper to Plumber) 01 - 0127 Attender 01 02 0328 Cleaner 01 - 0129 Games Boy 03 - 0330 Gym Assistant 01 - 0131 Software Engineer 03 02 0532 Jr Software Engineer 04 01 0533 UI-Designer 01 - 0134 Programmer 03 - 0335 Technical Assistant 10 03 1336 Drive 10 - 1037 Watchman 02 - 0238 Temple Pujari 02 - 0239 Technician 08 - 0840 Chief Engineer 01 - 0141 Superintending Engineer 01 - 0142 Electrical Engineer 01 - 0143 Executive Engineer 01 - 0144 Deputy Executive Engineer 04 - 0445 Draughtsman 02 - 0246 Safety Officer 01 - 0147 Junior Engineer (Electrical) 01 - 0148 Trainee Engineer 01 - 0149 Sr. Software Analyst 01 - 01


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50 Electrician 05 - 0551 Helper 17 - 1752 Accountant 01 - 0153 Duster cum sorter 01 03 0454 University Librarian - 01 0155 Asst. Librarian - 02 0256 Security Officer 01 - 0157 Gardener cum Cutter 01 - 0158 Assistant Manager-Garden Services 01 - 0159 Gardener 01 - 01

Total: 218 32 250

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GITAM (Deemed to be University)

POLINENI ASSOCIATES Phone: 2797254Chartered Accountants D.No. 47-1-119/1, Koneti Enclave Dwarakanagar, Visakhapatnam-530016

INDEPENDENT AUDITOR’S REPORTReport on the Financial StatementsWe have audited the accompanying financial statements of GITAM (Deemed to be University) the GANDHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT (ESTABLISHED U/S 3 OF THE UGC ACT, 1956), VISAKHAPATNAM, which comprise the Balance Sheet as at 31/03/2018, the Statement of Income and Expenditure Account and cash flow, for the year then ended, and a summary of the significant accounting policies and other explanatory information.Management’s Responsibility for the Financial StatementsThis responsibility also includes maintenance of adequate accounting records in accordance with the provisions of the Act for safeguarding of the assets of the GITAM (Deemed to be University) and for preventing and detecting frauds and other irregularities; selection and application of appropriate accounting policies; making judgments and estimates that are reasonable and prudent; and design, implementation and maintenance of adequate internal financial controls, that were operating effectively for ensuring the accuracy and completeness of the accounting records, relevant to the preparation and presentation of the financial statements that give a true and fair view and are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.Auditor’s ResponsibilityOur responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit.We have taken into account the provisions of the Act, the accounting and auditing standards and matters which are required to be included in the audit report under the provisions of the Act and the Rules made there under.We conducted our audit in accordance with the Standards on Auditing specified by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. Those Standards require that we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement.An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and the disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal financial control relevant to the University preparation of the financial statements that give a true and fair view in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on whether the University has in place an adequate internal financial controls system over financial reporting and the operating effectiveness of such controls. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of the accounting policies used and the reasonableness of the accounting estimates made by the University’s Members of the Board of Management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements.We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion on the financial statements.OpinionIn our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us, the aforesaid financial statements and cash flow gives the information required by the Act in the manner so required and give a true and fair view in conformity with the accounting principles generally accepted in India, of the state of affairs of the GITAM (Deemed to be University) as at 31/03/2018, and its Surplus for the year ended on that date.Report on Other Legal and Regulatory Requirementsa) We have sought and obtained all the information and explanations which to the best of our knowledge and belief were necessary

for the purposes of our audit. b) In our opinion, proper books of account as required by law have been kept by the University so far as it appears from our

examination of those books. c) The Balance Sheet, the Statement of Income and Expenditure Account and dealt with by this Report are in agreement with the

books of account. d) In our opinion, the aforesaid financial statements comply with the Accounting Standards issued by Institute of Chartered

Accountants of India.e) In our opinion and to the best of our information and according to the explanations given to us: I. The GITAM (Deemed to be University) has disclosed the impact of pending litigations on its financial position in its financial

statements. II. The GITAM (Deemed to be University) has made provisions, as required under the applicable law or accounting standards,

for material foreseeable losses, if any, on long-term contracts including derivative contracts.

For POLINENI ASSOCIATES Chartered Accountants Sd/-Place : Visakhapatnam DLSV RAMANA BABUDate : 21.07.2018 Partner M No : 200955 FRN : 06132S

8. Budget, Annual Report & Audit Report


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Gandhinagar Campus, Rushikonda, Visakhapatnam-530045BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st MARCH, 2018

Rupees in lakhs


Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- M. POTHARAJU K.V. GUPTA DLSV RAMANA BABURegistrar FA&CAO Partner


Schedules referred to above form an integral part of Balance Sheet

SOURCES OF FUNDS: Schedule As at 31.03.2018

As at 31.03.2017

UNRESTRICTED FUNDSCorpus 1 44.68 44.68General Fund 2 30,948.87 22,110.60Designated/Earmarked Funds 3 14,337.20 11,576.74

RESTRICTED FUNDS 4 2,331.89 2,709.80LOANS/BORROWINGS 5

Secured 82,661.94 87,940.02Un Secured 702.48 671.22

CURRENT LIABILITIES & PROVISIONS 6 22,582.28 19,482.13TOTAL 1,53,609.34 1,44,535.19

APPLICATION OF FUNDS:FIXED ASSETS 7

Tangible Assets 1,89,751.27 1,68,846.19Intangible Assets 435.37 340.18

1,90,186.64 1,69,186.37Less: Depreciation 64,180.35 51,035.97

1,26,006.29 1,18,150.40Add: Capital Works-in-Progress 3,441.41 6,967.44

Sub Total 1,29,447.70 1,25,117.84INVESTMENTS 8

Long Term 11,713.33 9,941.61

CURRENT ASSETS 9 7,166.46 6,019.50LOANS, ADVANCES & DEPOSITS 10 5,281.85 3,456.24

TOTAL 1,53,609.34 1,44,535.19

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Gandhinagar Campus, Rushikonda, Visakhapatnam-530045INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH, 2018

Rupees in lakhs

Schedules referred to above form an integral part of Income and Expenditure account

Schedule

2017-18 2016-17Un Restricted Funds Restricted

Funds Total

Corpus Designated Fund

General Fund

INCOMEAcademic Receipts 11 53,423.12 53,423.12 44219.59Grants & Donations 12 644.12 644.12 973.55Income from Investments (Transferred to Earmarked Funds)

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Other Income 14 4,344.13 4,344.13 3,716.71TOTAL (A) - - 58,411.37 - 58,411.37 48,909.85

EXPENDITUREStaff Payments & Benefits 15 13,779.19 13,779.19 11,913.17Academic Expenses 16 6,085.36 6,085.36 5,070.13Administrative & General Expenses 17 4,436.08 4,436.08 3,803.67Transportation Expenses 18 198.17 198.17 180.01Repairs & Maintenance 19 2,103.11 2,103.11 1,455.87Finance Costs 20 7,841.91 7,841.91 8,305.52Other Expenses 21 1,251.98 1,251.98 1,402.32Depreciation 7 13,174.30 13,174.30 12,231.68

TOTAL (B) 48,870.10 48,870.10 44,362.37Balance being excess of Income over Expenditure ( A-B) 9,541.27 9,541.27 4,547.48Add: Transfer from Capital Grant In Aid 716.82 716.82 -

Balance 10,258.09 10,258.09 4,547.48Transfer to :

GITAM Corpus Fund 366.05 366.05 -GITAM Development Fund 1,468.58 1,468.58 1,211.64GITAM Social Responsibility Fund 979.05 979.05 807.76GITAM Skill Development Fund 489.53 489.53 403.88

Balance Being Surplus Carried to General Fund 6,954.88 6,954.88 2,124.20

Notes on Accounts 22





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Gandhinagar Campus, Rushikonda, Visakhapatnam-530045SCHEDULES FORMING PART OF BALANCE SHEET & INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT AS AT 31.3.2018

Rupees in lakhs

2017-18 2016-17

UN RESTRICTED FUNDS

SCHEDULE 1 - CORPUSBalance at the beginning of the year 44.68 44.68

Add: Contribution towards Corpus - -

Balance at the year end 44.68 44.68

SCHEDULE 2 - GENERAL FUNDBalance at the beginning of the year 22,110.60 19,197.44

Add: transferred from Earmarked Funds 11,933.67 -Balance 34,044.27 19,197.44

Less: transferred to Earmarked Funds 10,811.65 -Balance 23,232.62 19,197.44

Add: Donations and Hostel Admission Receipts 761.37 788.96Add: Excess of Income over Expenditure transferred

from Income and Expenditure Account 6,954.88 2,124.20Balance at the year end 30,948.87 22,110.60

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Rupees in lakhs SCHEDULE 3 - DESIGNATED/EARMARKED FUNDS

* An Amount of Rs. 11713.32 lakhs was Invested in Bank Fixed Deposits as on 31.3.2018 and the balance amount will be invested during the Financial year 2018-19

** Utilised for Acquisition of Fixed Assets

Description


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2017-18 2016-17

a) Opening balance of the funds 6,263.50 4,006.01 8.98 1298.25 - 11,576.74 8,734.76b) Additions to the funds

i) Donation/Grants - - 2.52 - - 2.52 2.97ii) Transfer from General Fund Account - - - - 10,811.65 10,811.65 - iii) Accrued interest on investments of the Funds 203.18 128.13 0.52 34.83 212.84 579.50 524.07iv) Transfer from Income and Expenditure Account 1,468.58 979.05 - 489.53 366.05 3,303.21 2,423.29

Total (b) 1,671.76 1,107.18 3.04 524.36 11,390.54 14,696.88 2,950.33 Total (a+b) 7,935.26 5,113.19 12.02 1,822.61 11,390.54 26,273.62 11,685.09c) Utilisation/Expenditure towards objectives of the Funds - - 2.52 0.23 - 2.75 108.35

Balance 7,935.26 5,113.19 9.50 1,822.38 11,390.54 26,270.87 11,576.74Less: Transfer to General fund 6,466.68 4,134.14 1,332.85 - 11,933.67Transfer to GITAM Corpus fund-contra - 10,811.65Transfer to General fund-contra - 1,122.02

Net balance at the end of the year 1,468.58 979.05 9.50 489.53 11,390.54 14,337.20 11,576.74

SCHEDULE 4 - RESTRICTED FUNDS

Description


Endowment Fund *

Gitam Foundation

Fund *

Capital Grant In

Aid **2017-18 2016-17

a) Opening balance of the Funds 201.09 440.55 2,068.16 2,709.80 2,018.48b) Additions to the Funds i) Donation/Grants 14.30 - 288.28 302.58 651.75 ii) Income from Investments made of the Funds - - - - - iii) Accrued interest on investments of the Funds 17.45 32.13 - 49.58 51.73 iv) Transfer from Income and Expenditure Account - - 0.52 0.52 - Total (b) 31.75 32.13 288.80 352.68 703.47 Total (a+b) 232.84 472.68 2,356.96 3,062.48 2,721.95c) Utilisation/Expenditure towards objectives of the funds 3.47 10.30 - 13.77 12.15

Balance 229.37 462.38 2,356.96 3,048.71 2709.80Less: Accumulated Depreciation upto 31.3.2018 on specific assets trd to Income & Expenditure account 716.82 716.82

Net balance at the end of the year 229.37 462.38 1,640.14 2,331.89 2,709.80


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SCHEDULE 5 - LOANS/BORROWINGSSECURED LOANS1) Banks

a) Term Loans* 58,326.04 63,464.69- Interest accrued and due 410.53 499.42

58,736.57 63,964.11b) Over Drafts* 18,368.73 21,485.77

- Interest accrued and due 174.17 166.5018,542.90 21,652.27

c) On Pledge of Fixed Deposits ** 5,300.00 2,269.97- Interest accrued and due 26.15 12.00

5,326.15 2,281.97d) Vehicle Loans*** 55.80 41.25

- Interest accrued and due 0.52 0.42 56.32 41.67

TOTAL 82,661.94 87,940.02* Term Loans and Overdrafts from Banks are secured by deposit of title deeds of Land and Buildings with Paripassu charges between banks** The pledge of Fixed Deposits relates to Earmarked and General Funds*** On hypothecation of Vehicles

UN SECURED LOANS1) Deposits from Students 702.48 671.22

TOTAL 702.48 671.22

2017-18 2016-17

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SCHEDULE 6 - CURRENT LIABILITIES & PROVISIONSA. CURRENT LIABILITIES

1. Tuition fee Received in Advance 13,048.26 10,988.612. Sundry Creditors

a) Liabilities for Expenses for Supply and Services 1,710.16 1,282.05b) Liabilities on Capital Expenses 2,254.69 2,746.83

Sub-Total 3,964.85 4,028.88 -

3. Interest Accrued but not due on a) Secured Loans and Borrowings 45.80 29.96b) Un Secured Loans/Borrowings - -

Sub-Total 45.80 29.964. Statutory Liabilities (PF, TDS,LIC,PT,etc.)

a) Over Due - b) Others 230.04 213.70

Sub-Total 230.04 213.705. Other Current Liabilities

a) Salaries 979.18 857.92b) Un Utilized Grants 4.93 4.35c) Grants in Advance 360.97 468.54d) Due to Society 823.23 611.35e) Other Liabilities 246.45 958.14f) Deposits from Ex. Students 126.12 93.38

Sub-Total 2,540.88 2,993.68TOTAL (A) 19,829.83 18,254.83

B. PROVISIONS1. For Taxation -2. Gratuity 1,929.22 1,227.303. Others - -

TOTAL (B) 1,929.22 1,227.30TOTAL (A+B) 21,759.05 19,482.13

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SCHEDULE 8 - INVESTMENTSINVESTMENTS FROM EARMARKED/ENDOWMENT FUNDS

1) Fixed Deposits - GITAM Endowment Fund 243.24 220.392) Fixed Deposits - GITAM Development Fund - 5,031.593) Fixed Deposits - GITAM Social Responsibility Fund - 3,354.664) Fixed Deposits - GITAM Foundation Fund 450.30 429.115) Fixed Deposits - GITAM Skill Development Fund - 899.216) Fixed Deposits- GITAM Students Welfare Fund 7.16 6.657) Fixed Deposits - GITAM Corpus Fund 11,012.62 -

TOTAL 11,713.32 9,941.61Note: The Fixed deposits worth Rs. 3,750 lakhs are pledged with Banks as security for short term loans.

SCHEDULE 9 - CURRENT ASSTES1. STOCK

a) Stores and Spares 32.23 - b) Stock of Stationary 12.43 4.66c) Publications - 0.00d) Study Material 277.84 190.86e) Lab Consumables - - f) Clinic Consumables 20.95 27.55g) Food Provisions at Hostels 17.47 21.06h) Stock of Medicines 101.83 53.83

Sub-Total 462.75 297.962. SUNDRY DEBTORS -

a) Tuition Fee Receivable 2,077.82 1,176.59b) Mess Charges Receivable 720.39 752.08c) Rent and Others Receivable from Tenants 124.92 40.19d) Other Receivables 239.49 136.38e) Others 81.99 40.64

Sub-Total 3,244.61 2,145.883) Cash on hand - 0.014) Bank Balances

a) With Scheduled Banks- In Current Accounts 196.10 677.61- In Term Deposit Accounts

i) Other Fixed Deposits 674.92 279.45ii) Fixed Deposits - GITAM Corpus Fund 1,292.16 1,200.84iii) Margin Money Deposits (Bank Guarantee) 165.71 189.92

- In Savings Accounts 1,130.21 1,227.83Sub-Total 3,459.10 3,575.65TOTAL 7,166.46 6,019.50

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SCHEDULE 10 - LOANS, ADVANCES & DEPOSITS1. Advances to the Employees ( Non Interest bearing)

a) Salary 18.00 20.99b) Medical Advance - -c) Others - -

18.00 20.992) Advances and other amounts receivable

a) On Capital Accounts 2,409.10 1,017.22b) To Suppliers 339.48 338.48c) For Expenses- Admissions 60.62 46.44d) Others 274.17 218.29

3,083.37 1,620.433) Prepaid Expenses

a) Insurance 11.61 11.17b) GAT Expenses 930.22 837.57c) Journals & Periodicals 44.79 16.09d) Annual Maintenance Contracts 36.79 36.70e) Gratuity 351.30 238.64f) Internet Charges 7.67 8.10g) Mediclaim 4.62 4.37h) Bank Guarantee Charges 50.61i) Others 113.44 156.74

1,551.05 1,309.384) Deposits

a) Telephone 4.26 3.83b) lease Rent 8.35 6.76c) Electricity 177.15 153.24d) Gas 2.41 0.98e) Tender Deposits 0.42 1.51f) ISB Hyd 0.25 0.25g) IIT Madras 0.10 0.10h) Visakha Dairy 10.70 1.50i) Others 5.63 5.63j) Post Office 0.20 0.20k) TSRTC 81.21 41.75

290.68 215.755) Other Receivables

a) Grants Receivable 61.82 62.76b) Other Receivables 15.69 33.96

77.51 96.726) Income-Tax Deducted at Source 223.76 155.497) Service Tax paid under protest 37.48 37.48

TOTAL 5,281.85 3,456.24

2017-18 2016-17

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SCHEDULE 11 - ACADEMIC RECEIPTSFEE FROM STUDENTS

A) Academic1. Tuition Fee 48,126.78 39,753.282. Admission Fee - - 3. Registration Fee 825.87 652.47

Total (A) 48,952.65 40,405.75B) Examinations

1. Admission Test Fee - 2. Annual Examination Fee 1,073.77 815.323. Marks Sheet, Certificate Fee 585.95 499.38

Total (B) 1,659.72 1,314.70C) Other fees

1. Identity Card Fee 1.71 1.972. Fine/Miscellaneous Fee 194.54 205.303. Internet Fee 116.84 112.854. Hostel Fee 2,491.35 2,173.23

Total (C) 2,804.44 2,493.35D) Sale of Publications

1. Sale of Syllabus and Question Papers etc., - -2. Sale of prospectus including Admission Forms 6.31 5.79

Total (D) 6.31 5.79GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C+D) 53,423.12 44,219.59

SCHEDULE 12 - GRANTS & DONATIONS (Irrevocable Grants & Subsidies Received)

1) Central Government Agencies R & D (Including Overhead charges of Rs. 38.27 lakhs) 637.57 973.552) State Government (NSS) 6.55 -3) Others - -

TOTAL 644.12 973.55

SCHEDULE 13 - INCOME FROM INVESTMENTSIncome from Earmarked/Endowment Fund1) Income Received

a) GITAM Foundation Fund 32.13 34.712) Income Accrued

a) Endowment Fund 17.45 17.02b) GITAM Development Fund 203.18 289.82c) GITAM Social Responsibility Fund 128.13 191.21d) GITAM Students Welfare Fund 0.52 0.51e) GITAM Skill Development Fund 34.83 42.53f) GITAM Corpus Fund 212.84

596.95 541.09Total 629.08 575.80

TRANSFERRED TO EARMARKED/ENDOWMENT FUNDS 629.08 575.80Balance - -

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Rupees in lakhsINCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT

SCHEDULE 14 - OTHER INCOMEA. Income from Land & Buildings

1. Hostel Room Rent 2,804.36 2,616.862. Rents on Lands 167.99 72.943. Hire charges of Auditorium/Play ground/Convention Centre etc., 15.27 50.73

Total (A) 2,987.62 2,740.53B. Sale of Institute’ publications - C. Income from Holding Events

1. Gross Receipts from annual function/ sports carnival 5.13 6.69Less: Direct Expenditure incurred on the function - -

5.13 6.692. Gross receipts from Fetes 1.86 0.04

Less: Direct Expenditure incurred on the fetes 1.86 - - 0.04

3. Others -Total (C) 5.13 6.73

D) Interest on Term Depositsa) With Scheduled Banks 142.63 173.67b) With Non Scheduled Banks -

Total (D) 142.63 173.67E) Interest on Savings accounts

a) With Scheduled Banks 54.16 59.52b) With Non Scheduled Banks -

Total (E) 54.16 59.52F) Interest on Debtors and Other Receivables 6.84 5.93 G) Others

1. Income from Consultancy 52.65 42.962. Misc. Receipts (sale of tender form, waste paper etc.) 108.01 7.703. Profit on sale of Assets

a) Owned Assets 0.41 7.81b) Assets acquired out of grants, or received free cost - -

4. Clinic Receipts 496.55 218.265. Pharmacy Receipts 395.43 301.386. Seminars & Workshops 88.68 66.267. Un Claimed Credits written back 6.02 85.96

Total 1,147.75 730.33GRAND TOTAL (A+B+C+D+E+F+G) 4,344.13 3,716.71

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SCHEDULE 15 - STAFF PAYMENTS & BENEFITSa) Salaries and Wages

i) Salaries - Teaching Staff 9,762.59 9,040.67ii) Salaries - Non Teaching Staff 2,231.75 1,882.23iii) Salaries - Part Time Faculty 314.76 157.05

12,309.10 11,079.95b) Contribution to Provident Fund 491.49 450.33c) Contribution to Gratuity fund 901.83 311.42d) Staff Welfare Expenses 47.24 36.63e) Honorarium 29.45 34.59f) Others 0.08 0.25

Total 13,779.19 11,913.17

SCHEDULE 16 - ACADEMIC EXPENSESa) Laboratory Expenses 74.50 79.55b) Field Work/Participation - -c) Seminars / Workshops 121.73 90.29d) Payments to Visiting Faculty 58.97 48.10e) Examinations 529.86 424.79f) Students Welfare Expenses 98.50 51.73g) Admission Expenses 2,055.55 1,640.88h) Convocation Expenses 124.17 85.19i) Publications 3.38 13.75j) Stipend/ Means- cum-Merit scholarships / Fee concession 1,359.38 749.05k) Subscription Expenses 116.46 125.99l) Faculty Development Expenses 30.34 31.90m) Training & Placement 127.18 124.79n) Consultancy Charges 31.14 36.22o) Industrial Tours and Visits 9.65 6.86p) Software Expenses 0.23 -q) Clinic Expenses 346.34 103.96r) Pharmacy Expenses 276.96 228.01s) Course Material 465.67 296.47t) GITAM Contribution to :

i) R & D Projects 97.82 202.21 ii) GITAM Centre for Gandhian Studies - 34.20iii) Technical Education and Quality improvement Program- TEQIP - 30.00

u) Distance Learning Study Center Expenses 157.53 666.19TOTAL 6,085.36 5,070.13

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Rupees in lakhs

SCHEDULE 17 - ADMINISTRATIVE AND GENERAL EXPENSESa) Electricity and Power 733.58 585.74

b) Insurance 42.91 38.26

c) Rent, Rates and Taxes ( including Property Tax) 136.79 66.48

d) Postage & Telegram, Telephones 62.16 60.82

e) Internet 143.61 117.92

f) Printing and Stationery 113.87 109.76

g) Traveling and Conveyance 84.98 90.15

h) Staff Recruitment Expenses 33.31 12.95

i) Hospitality 114.67 111.81

j) Auditors Remuneration 5.90 3.46

k) Professional Charges 67.44 41.36

l) Advertisement and Publicity 126.73 114.89

m) Security Service Charges 337.55 260.11

n) Meetings Expenses 1.30 0.72

o) Registration & Inspection Charges 31.07 54.01

p) Hostel Expenses 2,400.21 2,135.23

TOTAL 4,436.08 3,803.67

SCHEDULE 18 - TRANSPORTATION EXPENSES1) Vehicles (owned)

a) Running Expenses 197.58 174.03

b) Repairs & Maintenance 0.32 5.36

c) Insurance Expenses - -

197.90 179.392) Vehicles taken on Rent/Lease

a) Rent /Lease Expenses 0.27 0.62

TOTAL 198.17 180.01

SCHEDULE 19 - REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE a) Buildings 974.26 585.48

b) Furniture & Fixtures 16.54 31.99

c) Plant & Machinery 89.15 51.60

d) Equipment 170.90 161.15

e) House Keeping Services 650.70 415.99

f) Others 201.56 209.66

TOTAL 2,103.11 1,455.87

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SCHEDULE 20 - FINANCE COSTSa) Interest on Fixed Loans 5,887.28 6,893.12

Less: Interest Capitalized 68.17 167.05

5,819.11 6,726.07b) Interest on Other Loans 1,975.16 1,429.57

c) Bank Charges 18.51 114.46

d) Credit Rating Charges 11.80 3.62

e) Bank Guarantee Charges 17.33 31.80

TOTAL 7,841.91 8,305.52

SCHEDULE 21 - OTHER EXPENSESa) Bad and Doubtful Debts / Advances written off 340.43 177.93

b) Irrecoverable balances written off 0.40 45.75

c) Foundation day Expenses 34.17 39.71

d) Miscellaneous Expenses 9.02 8.33

e) Revenue Grant In aid Expenses 605.85 899.83

f) Horticulture Expenses 262.11 230.77

TOTAL 1,251.98 1,402.32




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Gandhinagar Campus, Rushikonda, Visakhapatnam-530045Cash Flow Statement for the year ended 31st March, 2018


Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- M. POTHARAJU K.V. GUPTA DLSV RAMANA BABURegistrar FA & CAO Partner


Cash Flow from Operating Activities: Amount(Rs)

Amount(Rs)

Surplus for the year 10258.09

Adjustments for the non-operating incomes/expensesBaddebts written off 340.43Irrecoverable balances written off 0.40Depreciation 12936.45Depreciation on Research Equipment 237.85Interest expenses on loans (Net) 7794.28(Interest Income) (203.63)(Profit on sale of Fixed assets) (0.41)

21105.37Surplus before changes in the Current Assets/Current Liabilities 31363.46

Increase in Current Assets (3429.94)Increase in Current Liabilities 3100.15

(329.79)Net Cash from Operating Activities 31033.67Cash Flow from Investing Activities:

Sale of fixed assets 15.03Purchase of Fixed assets (20778.47)Purchase of Research equipment (266.34)Decrease in Capital Work in Progress 3526.03 Purchase of Investments (1771.72)Interest received 203.63

Net Cash from Investing Activities (19071.84)Cash Flow from Financing Activities:

Additions to general fund during the year 1883.39Endowment fund (principal sum) (920.67)Proceeds from long term borrowings (net) (5246.82)Interest paid on loans (7794.28)

Net Cash Flow From Financing Activities (12078.38)Net Decrease in Cash equivalents (116.55)Cash and Cash equivalent at the beginning of the period 3575.66Cash and Cash equivalent at the end of the period 3459.11

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Schedule-22Significant Accounting Policies1. Books of account are maintained under accrual system of accounting and in accordance with the accounting standards

mandated by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.

2. There are no prior period items that materially affect surplus or deficit during the year3. Depreciation is provided under Written Down Value method at the following rates. In respect of assets that are used for less

than six months, depreciation is provided at half of the rates. Buildings : 10% Roads & Drains : 10% Water Works : 15% General Equipment : 20% Laboratory Equipment : 20% Office Equipment : 20% Computers : 60% Vehicles : 20% Telecom Equipment : 20% Internet Equipment : 60% Furniture : 15% Sports & Gym Equipment : 20% Library Books : 60%

Software : 100%

4. Donations Received and hostel admission receipts are treated as Capital and accordingly added to Capital Fund in the Balance Sheet. The Interest received on Earmarked Funds is added to the concerned fund account to meet the expenditure for the specific purpose.

5. During the year earmarked funds invested in scheduled banks have been transferred to Corpus Fund to the extent of Rs.10811.65 lakhs.

6. Allocation to funds is made on the gross academic fee receipts in the following manner.

a) 3% to GITAM Development Fund

b) 2% to GITAM Social Responsibility Fund

c) 1% to GITAM Skill Development Fund

7. Allocation to the corpus fund@ 5% is made on the net surplus after charging to the various earmarked funds.

8. Revenue recognition Tuition and other fees are recognized as income on monthly pro-rata basis.

9. Fixed Assets Fixed Assets are stated at cost less depreciation under historical cost convention.

10. Grants received from various granting agencies and related expenditure are accounted for to the extent utilized. Unspent balances are shown as current liability under the head “Grants received in advance”.

11. Investments Investments are shown at cost of acquisition.

12. Employees Provident Fund contributions together with management contribution are being remitted monthly to the Regional Provident Fund Commissioner and management contribution is charged to Revenue.

13. The liability in respect of future gratuity payment is recognized in accordance with AS 15 (Employee Benefits). The liability is covered by a Group Gratuity Policy of LIC under which annual payments are made based on actuarial valuation.

14. Term Loans from banks are repayable in 5 years/7 years in half yearly/yearly instalments.

15. Cost of Software is treated as Intangible Fixed Asset and depreciated @100%.


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16. Information to be kept in Public Domain a. No. of students : 21176 b. Number of teachers : 1266 c. Collection on account of building fund and expenditure thereof : Nil d. Collection for sports activities and expenditure thereof Collection for sports activities : Rs.5.13 Lakhs Expenditure for Sports activities : Rs.24.02 Lakhs e. Collection for co-curricular activities and expenditure thereof Collection for co-curricular activities : Rs.1.86 Lakhs Expenditure for co-curricular activities : Rs.4.54 Lakhs f. Collection on account of development charges and expenditure thereof : Nil g. Collection for medical expenses and expenditure thereof : Collection for medical expenses : Rs.5.37 lakhs Expenditure for medical expenses : Rs.5.37 lakhs h. Compliance with statutory dues like EPF and ESI : Complying

i. Salary structure of teachers : As per UGC norms

Notes on Accounts: 1. Previous year figures have been re-grouped and re-classified wherever considered necessary to conform with the current

year’s presentation

2. All the figures are rounded off to the nearest lakh rupees.

3. Stocks are valued at cost.

4. Interest on borrowings availed from scheduled banks utilized for acquisition of fixed assets is capitalized on pro rata basis up to the date of putting to use of the related asset.

5. Refundable Caution Deposit received from the students has been categorized as Unsecured Loans.

6. Contribution to Gratuity Fund includes provision for past liability in accordance with AS 15 of ICAI implemented from the financial year 2013-14 and in accordance with Gratuity Act.

7. Due to the sponsoring society - GITAM Rs.823.23 Lakhs

Contingent Liability:

Disputed Service Tax:

The Additional Commissioner of Central Excise and Customs raised a demand for Rs. 74.96 Lakhs towards Service Tax in respect of GITAM Institute of Foreign Trade for the period from 07/2003 to 12/2005 vide order No: CIV V/15/98/K2006-Adj. V15/77/07 Adj dated 31.03.2008. The Writ Appeal bearing No. WP20804/2008 filed against the above order is pending before the Hon’bleAndhra Pradesh High Court. An amount of Rs.37.48 Lakhs was paid under protest as per the directions of the Hon’ble High Court of Andhra Pradesh is shown under Loans and Advances.


Sd/- Sd/- Sd/- M. POTHARAJU K.V. GUPTA DLSV RAMANA BABURegistrar FA & CAO Partner


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9. Academic Profile of Constituent Institutes9.1 GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam

1 Name of the Institute GITAM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY2 Year of Establishment 19803 Dean and Principal Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad4 Vice Principal Prof. Dharma Raj Cheruku5 Assistant Principals 1) Prof. M. Ravi Kumar

2) Prof. J B Seventline3) Prof. Ch. Murali Mohan4) Dr. C V Padmaja

6 Courses / Programmes offered

B.Tech Programmes:BiotechnologyCivil EngineeringComputer Science & EngineeringtElectronics & Communication EngineeringElectronics & Instrumentation EngineeringElectrical & Electronics EngineeringIndustrial Engineering Information TechnologyMechanical EngineeringM. Tech Programmes: Biotechnology Computer Science & Technology CAD/CAMDSSPElectronic Instrumentation Information Technology Machine Design Power Systems & Automation RF & MESoftware Engineering SENDM VLSI DesignIndustrial Engineering & Management Food Processing & Technology Embedded Systems Data Science Cyber Forensics and Information Security


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Ph.D. Programmes : BiotechnologyCivil EngineeringComputer Science EngineeringElectronics & Communication EngineeringElectrical & Electronics EngineeringInformation TechnologyMechanical Engineering Industrial Engineering

7 Latest Revision of the Curriculum

Name of the Program YearB.Tech – CE, CSE, ECE, EEE, EIE, IE, IT, ME, EC-6 &MC-6 2015

M. Tech 20178 Number of Faculty 407


S.No Name of the Department Name of the HoD1 Biotechnology Prof. Shaik Khasim Beebi2 Civil Engineering Prof. KV Ramesh3 Computer Science & Engineering Prof. K. Thammi Reddy4 Electronics & Communication Engineering Prof. PVY Jaya Sree5 Electrical & Electronics Engineering Prof. GVKR Sastry6 Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering Prof. D. Elizabeth Rani7 Industrial Engineering Prof. B Surendra Babu8 Information Technology Prof. Y Srinivas9 Mechanical Engineering Prof. MRS Satyanarayana

10 Engineering Chemistry Prof. GVR Sharma11 English Prof. Ch. Pradgna12 Engineering Mathematics Prof. V. Seetaramaiah13 Engineering Physics Dr. K. S. R. Murthy


S.No. Cadre Male Female Total1 Assistant Registrar 01 Nil 012 Superintendent and Programmer 02 Nil 023 Sr. Assistant/ Stenographer Nil 03 034 Additional Secretary to Principal 01 Nil 015 Jr. Assistant 06 02 086 Instrument Engineer 01 Nil 017 Attendants and others 07 Nil 07

Total 18 05 23

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S. No. Cadre Male Female Total1 Professor - 01 012 Associate Professor 01 - 013 Assistant Professor 08 11 19

Total 09 12 21

12. No. of Supporting Staff recruited : 07

13. Programmes offered and student enrolment

Student Strength during the year 2017-18:

Branch Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year TotalB.Tech Programme

Biotechnology 30 30 60 55 29 174Civil Engg. 60 56 53 90 180 379CSE 780 780 720 600 480 2580ECE 540 540 540 600 540 2220EEE 30 20 12 40 219 291E&I 0 0 0 0 7 7IT 60 48 112 115 178 453Industrial Engg. 0 0 0 3 3Mechanical Engg. 180 180 240 300 260 980SUB TOTAL 1680 1654 1737 1800 1896 7087

6 Year Integrated (B.Tech + M.Tech) 6 Yr. Integrated ECE 0 0 0 20 60 806 Yr. Integrated Mechanical Engg. 0 0 0 20 60 80

Total : 0 0 0 40 120 160M.Tech Programme

Biotechnology 5 0 5 5CST 20 9 20 29CAD/CAM 5 2 4 6DSSP 5 0 5 5E&I 5 0 4 4IT 0 0 0Machine Design 15 9 15 24PSA 10 8 10 18RF&ME 5 2 4 6Software Engg. 0 0 0SE & NDM 25 18 25 43


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VLSI 20 14 20 34IE&M 5 2 5 7FPT 5 5 5 10Emb. Systems 5 1 5 6Data Science 15 3 15 18CF & SC 5 5 5

Total : 150 78 142 220Grand Total 1830 1732 1879 1840 2016 7467

M.Phil/Ph.D Programmes strength as on 31-03-2018

S.No Dept 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2012-13 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 Total

FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT 1 Biotechnology 3 2 1 ... ... 2 ... ... 82 Civil Engineering 1 2 2 9 5 6 6 1 32

3 Computer Science & Engineering 2 8 5 2 47 32 1 27 2 19 145

4Electronics & Communication Engineering

2 18 1 24 3 19 2 35 104

5Electrical & Electronics Engineering

1 7 1 1 1 11

6 Information Technology 1 1 1 4 3 1 1 3 15

7 Mechanical Engineering 2 2 1 5 1 1 3 1 4 1 16 37

8 Industrial Engineering 1 3 1 1 6

Total ... 5 ... 15 1 15 2 86 6 71 9 58 7 82 1 ... 358

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Biotechnology1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. Shaik Khasim Beebi


• B.Tech. (Biotechnology) • M.Tech. (Biotechnology) • M.Tech. (FoodProcessingTechnology) • Ph.D.


Designation Professor Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 2 1 3 4 1 5 5 4 9 11 6 17No. of faculty with Ph.D. 2 1 3 4 1 5 2 4 6 8 6 14


7. No. of Supporting staff : 07

8. Number of Scholars awarded Ph.D.during the year:

Degree Submitted AwardedPh.D. 2 1


Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedOrientation Programmes 01 74Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes 05 332Workshops 05 208National Conferences/Seminars 02 76ShortTermTrainingProgram (STTP) 01 60

10. Faculty recharging programs attended during the year:

Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedOrientation Programmes 02 220Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes 33 76Workshops 29 44National Conferences/Seminars 08 14International Conferences/Seminars 26 26ShortTermTrainingProgram (STTP) 09 09


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11. Number of Endowment/Guest/Distinguished/CEO Lectures Organized: 05

12. Expert Lectures delivered by GITAM faculty: Nil

13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: Nil


a) Research Projects: :

S.No. Name of the Faculty Title Funding Agency Status

1 Dr. K Vasavi Rama Generation of disease and insect resistant transgenic pigeon pea by over-expression of Tfgd2-RsAFP2 fusion gene

SERB, DST – FAST TRACK

Young Scientist Scheme

Ongoing

2 Dr. K. Prameela Comparative study of microbial and chemical methods for extraction, purificationandcharacterization of nutraceuticals



Completed

3 Dr. R Satyanarayana Bioavailability Enhancement Studies of Vitamin A Conjugated with Piperine

University Grants

Commission

Completed

4 Dr. R Satyanarayana Role of matrix metallo proteinases and chemokines in prostate cancer stem cells mediated metastasis



Completed

5 Dr. Sk Khasim Beebi Mapping of demographic, environmental, behavioral, socioeconomic and genetic factors for the cancer incidences in Visakhapatnam district of Andhra Pradesh

NRDMS, DST, GOI

Completed

6 Dr. Nasim Akhtar Callus and Cell Suspension Optimization for Anticancer Secondary Metabolite Production from Periwinkle (Catharanthusroseus L.)

University Grants

Commission

Completed

7 Dr. K V Chaitanya Supercritical Extraction and Characterization of Bioactive Compounds form Different Coleus Species Subjected to Salinity Stress

University Grants

Commission

Completed

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8 Dr. I Sarat Babu Mathematical Modeling and Optimization for The Production of Poly-B-Hydroxybutyrate (PHB)using an Indigenous Microorganism Isolated from Industrial Wastes of Visakhapatnam Region

University Grants

Commission

Completed

9 Dr. B Sarada Optimization of The Process Conditions forThePurification ofAnsamycins in a Fluidized bed

University Grants

Commission

Completed

10 Dr. K V N Saibaba Design and Development of Continuous Flow Packed bed Reactor for The Removal of Dyes from theTextile IndustryEffluents

University Grants

Commission

Completed

11 R Gopinadh Statistical Experimental Designs for The Optimization of Medium Constituents for The Production of Citric Acid by Submerged Fermentation of Mahua Flower (Madhucaindica) usingResponseSurface Methodology

University Grants

Commission

Ongoing

12 R Gopinadh Statistical Experimental Design based Modelling and Optimization of Physico-Chemical, Nutritional Parameters and Bioreactor type for Production of Citric Acid and other Commercially important Metabolites from Mahuaflower(Madhuca Indica)byusingMutantStrains of Aspergillus niger.

Department of Science & Technology

Completed

13 Dr. R K Srivastava Production of 1-butanol from lignocellulosic or sugar cane waste materials by using metabolically engineered strain of Escherichia coli

University Grants

Commission

Ongoing

b) Research Papers:

Description Total National InternationalResearch Publications in Refereed Journals 4 - 4

c) Books :

S.No. Description No. With ISBN Without ISBN1 Chapters in Books 2 2


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d) Patents:

S.No.Name of the

FacultyTitle of the Invention

Type (Indian/International)

Patent No.& Agency

Status

1. Dr. K. Prameela, Kuncham Venkatesh, Challa Murali Mohan

Extraction of Astaxanthin from Solenocera melantho.

Indian 201741018601 Published on 25/8/2017

2 Dr. K. Prameel, Koraganji Divya Vani, Challa Murali Mohan

Preparation of enriched Quercetin tetra methyl ether extract from Saussurea Obvallata and compositions thereof.

Indian 201741018602 Published 25/8/2017

3 Dr. K.V. Chaitanya, Prof.G. V. R.Sharma, Prof. Sk. Khasim Beebi

A Novel Compound With Anti-Cancer Properties.

Indian File No. E-45/2029/ 2017/CHE

Dated 17th April, 2017

4 Dr. B.SaradaProf. Sk. Khasim Beebi,Dr. D.Sarva Mangala

One step separation and purificationofRifampicin on fluidizedbedof Hedycheium spicatum

Indian File. N0. 20174102252

Published on 21st April, 2017

15. Consultancy:Nil


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Civil Engineering 1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head : Dr. K. V. Ramesh


• B.Tech. (CivilEngineering)

• M.Tech. (StructuralEngineering&NaturalDisasterManagement)

• Ph.D. in Civil Engineering



Assistant Professor Total


No. of faculty 8 0 8 2 0 2 13 5 18 23 5 28

No. of faculty with Ph.D. 7 0 7 1 0 1 2 1 3 10 1 11

6. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty:

S.No Name of the Faculty

Designation Specialization Category Country of origin

1 Prof. Chandrasekhar Putcha

Professor

Structural Engineering

Visiting USA

2 Sri. A. B. Pandya Former ChairmanCentral Water Commission (CWC),&EX-OfficioSecretary to the Govt. of India

Water Resource Engineering

Adjunct India



Degree Submitted Awarded

Ph.D. 3 1


Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty Attended

Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes 1 3

National Conferences/Seminars 1 20


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Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes 3 9Workshops 1 1International Conferences/Seminars 2 3ShortTermTrainingProgram (STTP) 2 2


12. Expert Lectures delivered by GIT faculty:

S.No. Name of the Faculty Title of the Lecture Host Institute Date

1. Dr. K V G D Balaji Seismic behaviour of RC Precast Elements

Aditya Institute of Technology And Management (AITAM)

08.12.2017

2. Dr. D Mukund GIS Applications in the fieldofTransportation

Aditya Institute of Technology And Management (AITAM)

08.12.2017

3. Dr. D Mukund GIS for urban climate science-2018

Department of Geo-Engineering. Andhra University

28.02.2018

13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & others:

Funding Agency Details of the Project Status

DST-FIST Prof. M. Ramesh • Optical microscope• Workstations• Software

Ongoing

DST/WTI Prof. K.Lakshmi Prasad“Facility for Drinking Water Quality Analysis and Monitoring in North Coastal Districts of Andhra Pradesh”

Ongoing

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S.No Name of the Faculty Title of the Sanctioned Project Funding

AgencyDuration

of project Status

1Prof. K.Lakshmi Prasad

Polices for Sustainable Water Resources: A Study of Visakhapatnam Urban Area

DST/WTI 2014-2017 Completed

2Prof. M. Ramesh

DST-FIST• Optical microscope• Workstations• Software

DST 2013-2018 Ongoing

3Prof. K.Lakshmi Prasad

Facility for Drinking Water Quality Analysis and Monitoring in North Coastal Districts of Andhra Pradesh

DST/WTI 2014-2018 Ongoing

4 Sri. V. Sai Kumar

“XRDandSEMstudiesonChemicallyContaminated Red Earth Stabilized with Biomedical Incinerated Residue & GGBS”.

UGC 2015-2018 Ongoing

5Dr. V. Sowjanya Vani

Effect of heat and sustained axial compression on stress strain behavior of concrete

DST Fast Track – Young

2015-2018 Ongoing

b) Research Papers :


c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil

15. Consultancy:

a) Material Testing:

S.No Name of the Faculty Consulting Test

1 Prof. K. V. Ramesh SM Lab & CT Lab, Testing Material

2 Prof. Y. S. Prabhakar Testing Material in GTE Lab

3 Prof. K. Veerabhadram EE Lab, Testing Material,

4 Dr. D. Mukund TE Lab, Testing Material

5 Prof. K.V.G.D Balaji Testing Material in NDT Lab


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b. Consultancy:

S.No. Name of the Organization Description of work Co-Investigator

1 APSHC (APStateHousingCorporation) Third Party Quality Control Dr M Potha Raju &

Dr K V Ramesh

2Executive Engineer, SarvaShikshaAbhiyan, Vizianagaram

StructuralDesignof (G+2)Dormitory Halls at Thatipudi of SarvaSikhshaAbhiyan, Rajiv Vidya Mission

Mr.T.Santhosh Kumar

3Rajahmundry Municipal Corporation(through)AR Vijay Kumar Dekka

StructuralDesignof (G+1)MROoffices Mr.T.Santhosh Kumar


StructuralDesignof (G+1)RDOoffices Mr.T.Santhosh Kumar

5GVMC Visakhapatnam(through)M/s. Kala Hospitals

Structural Design of Residential Apartment (S+G+4) ---------

6GVMC Visakhapatnam(through)M/s. Lohit Constructions

Structural Design of Residential Apartment (S+G+4) ---------

7 M/S Granules Omni Chem Pvt. Limited

VerificationofStructuralDesignofM/SGranulesOmniChemG+2Building

Mr. B. Ramesh

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Executive Engineer, Irrigation Dept, Vizianagaramthrough Mr. Raj Velpuri, Builder

Design of Culvert Dr.P.C. Kumar

9 GVMC,through M/S BalajiInds. Services

VerificationofStructuralDesignofHotel Building Mr.T.Santhosh Kumar


Structural Design of 2 Class Rooms and 2 Dormitory Halls at Vizianagaram of SarvaSikhshaAbhiyan, Rajiv Vidya Mission

Mr.T.Santhosh Kumar


Structural Design of One stop centre at Vizianagaram of SarvaSikhshaAbhiyan, Rajiv Vidya Mission

Mr.T.Santhosh Kumar


Structural Design of Commissioner Bunglow Mr.T.Santhosh Kumar

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APEPDCL(through)M/s. Kumar Raja Projects Pvt Ltd

Structural Design of Electrical Indoor Substation Mr.T.Santhosh Kumar

14 GVMC, through M/S Navya Constructions

Structural Design of TDP Party office–Visakhapatnam

Mr. PNR GovindaRajulu


Structural Design of Library Building Block – 2 Mr.T.Santhosh Kumar

16 GVMC, through GITAM SarvodayaBhavan / Law Bhavan Extension (1091Sq.m)


17 GVMC, through GITAM Centre for Gandhian Studies Bldg. Extension (2028 sq.m )


18 GITAM GITAM Institute of Managemnt Bldg.Extension( 1001 sq.m )


19 GITAM StadiumPavillionDesign ( 801Sq.m)


16. Collaborations:

GITAMhascollaborationwithDepartmentofScienceandTechnology(DST)/WaterTechnologyInitiative(WTI) for “Facility forDrinkingWaterQualityAnalysisandMonitoring inNorthCoastalDistrictsofAndhra Pradesh


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Computer Science & Engineering1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. K.Thammi Reddy


• B.Tech. (CSE)

• M.Tech. (CST)

• M.Tech. (SE)

• M.Tech. (CFIS)

• Ph.D.



Assistant Professor

Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 3 3 6 9 - 9 28 33 61 40 36 76No. of faculty with Ph.D. 3 3 6 5 - 5 2 7 9 10 10 20

6. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty: NIL

7. No. of Supporting Staff : 20.





Orientation Programmes 1 74Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes 1 52



Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes 4 35Workshops 12 11International Conferences/Seminars 9 8

11. Number of Endowment/Guest/Distinguished/CEO Lectures Organized: Nil

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12. Expert Lectures delivered by GITAM faculty:

S.No. Name of the Faculty Title of the Lecture Host Institute Date1 Prof. K. Thammi Reddy Achieving academic

excellence throughqualitypublications GITAM 17-02-2018

2 Prof.R.Sireesha Challenges and Opportuni-ties in Machine Learning

AITAM,Tekkali 8th March, 2018

13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others:

Funding Agency Details of the ProjectFIST DST – FIST


a) Research Projects:


1. Prof. R.Sireesha Network Intrusion Detection for Sensitive Data

DST Ongoing

2. Prof. Y.Radhika Application of Data Mining Techniques forWeatherDataAnalysis.

DST Completed

3. Prof. K. Thammi Reddy

UsageofDataMiningTechniquesin Design and Development of Academic Audit System for Effective Teaching and Learning.

UGC Ongoing

b) Research Papers:

Description Total National InternationalResearch Publications in Refereed Journals 42 12 30

c) Books : NIL

d) Patents: NIL

15. Consultancy: TCS iON online examination

16. Collaborations:

Sl.No. Name of the organization Collaboration 1. Redhat India Pvt. Ltd, Bombay Redhat Training &

Certification2. ICT academy Training&Certification3. AP State Skill Development Corporation, Govt. of AP Training&Certification


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Electronics and Communication Engineering1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head:Prof. P.V.Y.Jayasree


• B.Tech - ECE

• B.Tech - 6 year-IntegratedDualDegree (B.Tech +M.Tech)

• M.Tech(VLSI Design)

• M.Tech (RFandMicrowave Engineering)

• M.Tech (DigitalSystemsand SignalProcessing)

• Ph.D.



Assistant Professor Total








Workshops 01 08


Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 18 18International Conferences/Seminars 5 5Short Term Training Program 05 05


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S.No. Name of the Faculty Title of the Lecture Host Institute Date1. Dr.V.B.S.S.IndiraDutt Introduction to global

navigation satellite systemLendi Institute of Engineering and Technology

25th

February 2018




S.No. Name of the Faculty Title Funding Agency

Status

1. Dr.S.Neeraja

Development of a bandwidth based handoff algorithm for 4G/5G heterogeneous wireless networks

DST-SERB Ongoing

b) Research Papers:


c) Books :Nil

d) Patents: Nil

15. Consultancy: Nil

16. Collaborations: Department of ECE entered into MoU with Semi Conductor Laboratories, Department of Space, Mohali


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Electrical and Electronics Engineering1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam 2. Year of Establishment: 19803. Name of the Head: Prof. G.V.K.R.Sastry4. Programs on offer: • B.Tech. (EEE) • M.Tech. (PS&A) • Ph.D. 5. Faculty in the Department :

Designation Professor Associate Professor Asst. Professor Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 1 - 1 2 1 3 21 2 23 24 3 27No. of faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 - 1 1 - - - 1 1 2

6. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty : Nil7. No. of Supporting staff : 09.8. Number of Scholars awarded Ph.D.during the year:


9. Recharging programs organized for the faculty:

Recharging Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 2 27


Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedWorkshops 2 04International Conferences/Seminars 2 04

11. Number of Endowment/Guest/Distinguished/CEO Lectures Organized: Nil12. Expert Lectures delivered by GIT faculty: Nil13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department : a) Research Projects: Nil b) Research Papers:


c) Books : Nil d) Patents: Nil15. Consultancy: Nil16. Collaborations: Nil

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Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering 1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head : Dr. D.Elizabath Rani


a. B.Tech. (EIE)

b. M.Tech. (ES)

c. M.Tech. (EI)

d. CertificateCourse : LabVIEWProgramming



M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty -- 1 1 2 2 4 15 2 17 17 5 22No. of faculty with Ph.D. -- 1 1 1 -- 1 2 -- 2 3 1 4



8. Number of Scholars/faculty awarded Ph.D.during the year:




Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 01 02Workshops 01 05National Conferences/Seminars 01 01International Conferences/Seminars 01 01ShortTermTrainingProgram (STTP) 01 01



S.No. Name of the Faculty Title of the Lecture Host Institute Date1. Dr. B.Rajesh Kumar Bio MEMS Andhra University 6-11-20172. Dr. B.Rajesh Kumar Design of MEMS

using COMSOLAndhra University 22-24 March

2018


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Funding Agency Details of the ProjectDST Dr. B.Rajesh Kumar, PI

Design & Development of a Micro Cantilever structured sensor for determining the volatile organic compounds



S.No. Name of the Faculty

Title Funding Agency

Status

1. Dr.B.Rajesh Kumar Design & Development of a Micro Cantilever structured sensor for determining the volatile organic compounds.

DST Ongoing

b) Research Papers:


c) Books :

S.No. Description No. With ISBN Without ISBN

1 Super conducting Nano Wire Single Photon Detector in Instrumentation by Dr. A.Venkata Naga Vamsi

01 978-613-7-38167-0

--

d) Patents: Nil



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Industrial Engineering

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head : Dr. B. Surendra Babu

4. Programs on offer : B.Tech. (IndustrialEngineering)

M.Tech. (IndustrialEngineering&Mgmt.)

Ph.D. (Manufacturingand IndustrialEngg.)



Asst. Professor Grand Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 1 - 1 1 - 1 8 5 13 10 5 15No. of faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 - - - 2 4 6 3 4 7


7. No. of Supporting Staff: 16.



9. Recharging programs organized for the faculty during the year: NIL



Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes 1 5Workshops 1 2National Conferences/Seminars 1 4International Conferences/Seminars 1 1


12. Expert Lectures delivered by GIT faculty: Nil


Funding Agency Details of the Project PI and Co-PI

Science and Engineering Research Board-SERB (DST)

Analysis and correlation of Roughness, Temperatures and Tool wear using cutting forces and vision based surface textures in turn-milling operations of hard to machine materials in dry and minimumquantity lubricationenvironments

Dr. K. Arun Vikram


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Research Board-SERB (DST)

Dynamic mechanical characteristics & acoustic performance of composites containing electroless ni-p plated nano ceramic reinforcement: an experimental approach.

Dr. Ch. Shobha



S.No. Name of the Faculty Title Funding

Agency Status

1. Dr. K. Arun Vikram

Analysis and correlation of Roughness, Temperatures and Tool wear using cutting forces and vision based surface textures in turn-milling operations of hard to machine materials in dry andminimumquantitylubrication environments


Ongoing

2. Dr. Ch. Shobha

Dynamic mechanical characteristics & acoustic performance of composites containing electroless ni-p plated nano ceramic reinforcement: an experimental approach.


Ongoing

b) Research Papers:


c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil

15. Consultancy : Nil


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Information Technology1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam 2. Year of Establishment: 20003. Name of the Head: Prof.Y.Srinivas4. Programs on offer: • B.Tech : Information Technology • M.Tech: Information Technology, • M.Tech: Data Science • Ph.D. Specialization: Information Technology5. Faculty in the Department/Institute :


M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 2 1 3 3 2 5 16 7 23 21 10 31No. of faculty with Ph.D. 2 1 3 3 2 5 5 __ 5 10 3 13

6. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty : Nil 7. No. Supporting Staff : 09.8. Number of Scholars awarded Ph.D. : Nil 9. Recharging programs organized for the faculty : Nil10. Faculty recharging programs attended :

Program No. of ProgramsFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 03



S.No. Name of the Faculty Title of the Lecture Host Institute Date1. Prof Y.Srinivas Mathematical Perspectives

of Image Processing RTCE 18th November

2017

13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: NIL14. Research Profile of the Department: a) Research Projects: Nil b) Research Papers :


c) Books : Nil d) Patents: Nil15. Consultancy: 02 Projects with M/s Infobridge Japan, Consultants: Prof Y.Srinivas, Dr.

K.Naveen Kumar, Mr. S.Praveen Kumar, 01 Project with M/S Arcot Software solutions, Consultants : Prof Y.Srinivas, Dr. G.V.S.Rajkumar, Dr. K.Naveen Kumar, Mr. S.Praveen Kumar, Dr. P chandra sekhar, Mr. B. Ravi Teja, Mrs. P.N.Jyothi



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Mechanical Engineering1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head:Prof. M.R.S. Satyanarayana


• B.Tech. (MechanicalEngineering)

• M.Tech. (CAD/CAM)

• M.Tech. (MachineDesign)

• B.Tech+M.Tech (6 yrs IntegratedCourse)

• Ph.D. (FT /PT)

5. Faculty in the Department: 38


M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 5 - 5 6 1 7 24 2 26 35 3 38No. of faculty with Ph.D. 5 - 5 5 1 6 4 - 4 14 1 15






Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 01 250Workshops 04 200National Conferences/Seminars 01 56ShortTermTrainingProgram (STTP) 01 60


Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedOrientation Programmes 03 06Workshops 01 02National Conferences/Seminars 01 02ShortTermTrainingProgram (STTP) 01 01

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11. Number of Endowment/Guest/Distinguished/CEO Lectures Organized:

Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedEndowment Lectures 02 160Guest Lecture 01 56


S.No. Name of the Faculty Title of the Lecture Host Institute Date1. Prof. H. Ravisankar Stress Analysis of

Composite structuresShasi Engg. College,

Tadepalligudem23rd Dec 2017






Status

1. D r . B . S r i n i v a s a Prasad

Experimental investigation of thermal effects and heat distribution for online condition monitoring of a CNC machining process using infrared thermography techniquesand finite element simulation

DST, New Delhi

Ongoing

2. Dr. R. Rajeswara Reddy

Material property characterization of soft tissues using constitutive modeling and finite element analysis

DST, New Delhi

Ongoing

3. Ch. Kodandarama Rao

Synthesis of renewable nontoxic bio degradable lubricants for engine application

DST, New Delhi

Ongoing

4. Dr. P. Srinivas Rao Development of wear and corrosion resistant EDM ed surface using WC-Co composite electrode made by powder metallurgy method

DST, New Delhi

Ongoing

5. Dr. J. Sarojini Selection of Optimal Process Parameters for Extrusion Process using Hybrid Multiple Criteria DecisionMaking Technique forMMCs

DST, New Delhi

Ongoing

6. Head of the Department

DST -FIST DST, New Delhi

Ongoing

7. Dr. B. Srinivasa Prasad

Development and Implementation of Adaptive controller design for CNC Milling

DST, New Delhi

Completed

8. Dr. D. Siva Prasad Effect of Wc-Co coatings and heat treatment on the damping behavior of aluminium metal matrix composites

DST, New Delhi

Completed


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c) Books :

S.No. Description No. With ISBN Without ISBN1 Books authored: 01 ISBN: 9789352535088 -

d) Patents :


Title of the Invention Type Patent No.&

Agency Status

1. Dr. M.R.S. Satyanarayana/

Dr. B.S.N. Murthy

Automatic Side Kickstand Retrieval System for Two Wheelers

Indian (NRDC/FA/17004/2017) Filed

2. Dr. V. Srinivas Lubricant with Layered Nanostructure

Additives

Indian (201721007844)2017

Filed

15. Consultancy:

Name of the Faculty Title Client Status

Dr. YVVSN Murthy

Design of vent size for pressure rectors

APTUIT LAURUS Pharma, Visakhapatnam Completed


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Chemistry1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam



4. Programs on offer: Nil

5. Faculty in the Department :

Designation Professor Associate Professor Asst. Professor

Total








Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedWorkshops 4 4National Conferences/Seminars 5 5International Conferences/Seminars 1 1




1. Prof. G.V.R. Sharma Novel Organic Materials Dr. B.R.Ambedkar University. Srikakulum

26th October

20172. Dr. N.V.S. Venugopal National seminar on recent

trends in Chemistry & Physics of materials

SRR&CVR Govt college,Vijayawada

Sept 2017

Orientation program on Analytical techniques inPharmacy course

P.R.Govt college, Kakinada

Nov2017


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3. Dr. K. Ram Mohan Rao 2nd International Conference: Innovative Research in Engineering Science and Technology (IREST-2017)in collaboration with Himachal Pradesh Patent Information Centre, SCSTE, Shimla-171009

Akal College of Engineering & Technology, Eternal University, Baru Sahib, HP-173101

7-8 April 2017

13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & others:

Funding Agency Details of the ProjectUGC MAJORDST SERB-ECRDST TDC





Status

1 Dr. Som Shankar Dubey

Adsorption of The Rare Earth Ions Using Metal Oxide Nano Particles UGC Ongoing

2

Dr.R.GowriSankar

Highly reactive arenes for new C-C bonds formationusingB(C6F5)3Catalystin

Eco- friendly solvent

DST SERB ECR

Ongoing

3 Dr.V.Vandana Development of biofuel and degradable lubricants from used cooking Oil

DST Ongoing

b) Research Papers:


c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil



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English1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam



4. Programmes on offer : Nil



Grand Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty -- 1 1 -- 2 2 7 9 16 7 12 19No. of faculty with Ph.D. -- 1 1 -- 2 2 6 6 12 6 9 15



8. Number of Scholars awarded Ph.D.during the year: Nil



Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedWorkshop 01 06


12. Expert Lectures delivered by GU faculty: Nil


14. Research Profile of the Department: Nil


b) Research Papers:


c) Books :

S.No. Description No. With ISBN Without ISBN1 Books authored 01 0 012 Chapters in Books 01 0 01

d) Patents: Nil




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Engineering Mathematics1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof.V.Sitaramaiah




Grand Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 02 -- 02 02 04 06 13 06 19 17 10 27No. of faculty with Ph.D. 02 -- 02 02 04 06 11 05 16 15 09 24




Degree Submitted AwardedPh.D. 01 ----







1.

Dr. P. S. R. Murty

Applications of differential and differ-enceequations inEngineering

VIT, Vellore, Tamilnadu

06-11-2017

2. Applications of Numerical methods in Engineering & Technology 07-11-2017

3. Applications of Multivariate calculus in Engineering 07-11-2017

4 Applications of differential and differ-enceequations inEngineering 26-03-2018

5 Applications of Numerical methods in Engineering & Technology 27-03-2018

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14. Research Profile of the Department : NIL

a) Research Projects - NIL

b) Research Papers:


c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil




88

Engineering Physics1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. K.S.R.Murty




M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 01 - 01 02 02 04 10 02 12 13 04 17No. of faculty with Ph.D. 01 -- 01 02 02 04 09 02 11 12 04 16











1. Dr. B. Rajesh Kumar Material Science: preparation, characterization and applications of semiconducting oxides

Silver Jubilee Govt. College, Kurnool

23rd Dec, 2017

2. Dr. Subimal Deb Physics: A curiosity shop; Photon-ics: A curio

Govt. Degree College for Men, Srikakulam, AP

20th Sep, 2017

13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: NIL

89




Title Funding Agency Status

1. Dr.M.Chitanya Varma Study of effects of particle size and magnetic anisotropy in Enhancing magnetization of Ni-Zn ferrite

UGC-DAE consortium for ScientificResearch,Mumbai Centre

Ongoing

2. Dr. D.Madhava Prasad

Ferroelectric and Piezo electricProperties of perovskite based Lead- freeCeramics:(K,Na)Nbo3

UGC-DAE consortium for ScientificResearchIndore Centre

Ongoing

b) Research Papers:


c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil


16. Collaborations:

a. Centre for Applied Geo-Physics, University of Tübingen, Germany

b. Institute of Physics, Sachivalaya Marg, Bhubaneswar, India

c. Dr Vasudeva Siruguri, UGC-DAE CSR, Mumbai Centre

d. Dr.ManojKumarTiwari,ScientificOfficer,RRCAT- Indore

e. Dr.MSudarshan,TracemetalAnalysisDivision,ScientificOfficer,UGC-DAECSR-KolkataCentre

EXAMINATION RESULTS

1. UG Programs :

ProgramStudents

Enrolled Appeared Passed Failed Pass %

B.Tech I Semester

Biotechnology 38 36 21 15 58.33

Civil Engineering 56 56 30 26 53.57

Computer Science & Engineering 1192 1179 713 466 60.47

Electronics & Communication Engineering 556 551 409 142 74.23

Electrical & Electronics Engineering 20 20 14 6 70.00


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Information Technology 48 48 15 33 31.25

Mechanical Engineering 198 198 121 77 61.11

B.Tech II Semester








B.Tech III Semester








Dual DegreeB.Tech+M.Tech III Semester

MechanicalEngineering (MC6) 1 1 0 1 0.00

B.Tech IV Semester








Dual DegreeB.Tech+M.Tech IV Semester


91

B.Tech V Semester








Dual DegreeB.Tech+M.Tech V Semester

Electronics & Communication Engineering (EC6) 19 18 14 4 77.78


B.Tech VI Semester








Dual DegreeB.Tech+M.Tech VI Semester



B.Tech VII Semester






Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering 7 7 7 0 100.00


92



Industrial Engineering 3 3 3 0 100.00

Dual DegreeB.Tech+M.Tech VII Semester


Electronics & Communication Engineering (EC5) (EXIT) 58 58 45 13 77.59

MechanicalEngineering (MC5) (EXIT) 61 58 55 3 94.83

B.Tech VIII Semester




Electronics & Communication Engineering 581 578 524 54 91






Dual DegreeB.Tech+M.Tech VIII Semester


Electronics & Communication Engineering (EC5) (EXIT) 58 58 53 5 91.38


Dual DegreeB.Tech+M.Tech IX Semester

Electronics & Communication Engineering (EC5) 3 2 1 1 50


93

2. PG Programs :

ProgramStudents

Enrolled Appeared Passed Failed Pass %M.Tech I SemesterCAD/CAM 2 2 2 0 100.00Cyber Forensics and Information Security 5 5 5 0 100.00Computer Science & Technology 9 9 9 0 100.00Data Science 3 3 3 0 100.00Embedded Systems 1 1 1 0 100.00Food Processing Technology 5 5 5 0 100.00Industrial Engineering & Management 2 2 2 0 100.00Machine Design 9 9 9 0 100.00Power Systems & Automation 8 8 8 0 100.00RF & Microwave Engineering 2 2 2 0 100.00Structural Engineering & Natural Disaster Management 18 16 11 5 68.75

VLSI Design 14 14 9 5 64.29M.Tech II SemesterCAD/CAM 2 2 2 0 100.00Cyber Forensics and Information Security 5 5 5 0 100.00Computer Science & Technology 9 9 8 1 88.89Data Science 3 3 2 1 66.67Embedded Systems 1 1 1 0 100.00Food Processing Technology 5 5 5 0 100.00Industrial Engineering & Management 2 2 2 0 100.00Machine Design 9 9 9 0 100.00Power Systems & Automation 8 8 8 0 100.00RF & Microwave Engineering 2 2 2 0 100.00Structural Engineering & Natural Disaster Management 17 16 15 1 93.75

VLSI Design 14 14 12 2 85.71


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9.2 GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam

1. Name of the Institute GITAM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE 2. Year of Establishment 20073. Dean and Principal Prof. K. Aruna Lakshmi4. Vice Principal Prof. S.V.Rajagopal5. Assistant Principal Dr. K.Suresh Kumar6.

Courses / Programmes offered

UG & Integrated Programmes:Bachelor ofComputerApplications (BCA)Bachelor ofEnvironmentalManagement (BEM)B.Sc. (Maths,Physics,Chemistry/Electronics/Comp.Science)B.Sc.(Hons)Chemistry (Dr.Reddy’s Lab)B.Sc. (Maths,Statistics, ComputerScience)B.Sc. (Biochemistry,Microbiology,Bioinformatics)B.Sc.(Biochemistry ,Bioinformatics,Chemistry)Integrated M.Sc. Program ( 5 Years)Integrated M.Sc. BiotechnologyIntegratedM.Sc.Chemistry (Laurus labs sponsored)M. Sc. Programmes:M.Sc. Applied Mathematics M.Sc. Biochemistry M.Sc. Bioinformatics M.Sc. BiotechnologyM.Sc.Chemistry (Analytical/Organic/Pharmaceutical)M.Sc. Electronics Science M.Sc. Environmental ScienceM.Sc. Food Science and TechnologyM.Sc. Microbiology M.Sc. PhysicsMaster ofComputerApplications (MCA)Ph.D. Programmes : Applied Mathematics Biochemistry Bioinformatics BiotechnologyChemistry Computer ScienceElectronicsPhysics Environmental ScienceFood Science and Technology /Microbiology

95

7. Latest Revision of the Curriculum

Name of the Program YearM.Sc. Applied Mathematics 2015M.Sc. Biochemistry 2015M.Sc. Bioinformatics 2015M.Sc. Biotechnology 2015M.Sc. Chemistry 2015M.Sc. Electronic Science 2015M.Sc. Environmental Science 2015M.Sc. Food Science and Technology 2015M.Sc. Microbiology 2015M.Sc. Physics 2015Master ofComputerApplications (MCA) 2015

8. Number of Faculty 88

9. List of Departments and Names of the Heads of the Departments/Chairpersons - BoS

S.No Name of the Department Name of the HoD1 Applied Mathematics Prof. N.Ravi Shankar2 Biochemistry & Bioinformatics Prof.M.Rama Rao3 Biotechnology Dr.M.Anitha4 Chemistry Dr. Anima S. Dadhich5 Computer Science Prof.V.Nagalakshmi6 Electronics Prof.G.V. Swamy7 Environmental Studies Prof.Y.AVASN Maruthi8 Microbiology Prof.R.Gyana Prasuna


S. No. Cadre Male Female Total1 Sr. Assistant/ Stenographer 02 - 022 Jr. Assistant 01 02 033 Attendants and others 03 - 03

Total 06 02 08


S. No. Cadre Male Female Total1 Assistant Professor 9 4 13

Total 9 4 13

12. Recruitment of Supporting Staff



96

1 Ministerial Staff 2 - 22 Technical Staff 1 1 23 Attendants - - -

Total 3 1 4

13. Student Strength during the year 2017-18

UG Programmes

Branch Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year TotalM.Sc programme Applied Mathematics 10 7 5 12Analytical Chemistry 10 10 4 14Biochemistry 10 9 10 19Bioinformatics 5 4 5 9Biotechnology 30 30 25 55Electronic Sciences 10 6 10 16Environmental Science 10 10 10 20Food Science & Tech. 30 30 19 49Microbiology 25 25 24 49Organic Chemistry 10 10 5 15Physics 10 10 10 20Data Scienc 5 5 5MCA 20 20 20 21 61Total : 185 176 147 21 344UG programme BCA 60 60 60 50 170BEM 20 17 18 11 46B.Sc 40 40 40 80B.Sc (Maths.Stat.Com) 50 49 49B.Sc (Bioch.Mico.Bio) 10 9 95 Year Int. Program Biotechnology 40 23 49 36 35 23 166

Total 220 198 167 97 35 23 520Grand Total 405 374 314 118 35 23 864

M. Phil/ Ph.D Programmes

97

S.No DEPT.

2007-08

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11

2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

2015-16

2016-17

2017-18 Total

FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT

1 AM 1 2 8 18 12 1 20 62

2 BC & BI 1 3 2 3 2 4 1 4 20

3 BT 1 3 9 2 6 3 7 4 35

4 CHEM 2 4 8 2 31 37 36 6 42 168

5 CS 1 4 4 9 13 31

6 ELE & PHY 1 1 1 13 1 12 1 11 4 1 11 57

7 ES 1 1 8 6 1 1 18

8 MB & FST 1 1 1 4 4 2 1 2 16

Total 4 5 11 28 3 72 3 90 76 18 97 407


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Applied Mathematics1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. N.Ravi Shankar


• B.Sc.MathematicalSciences (Mathematics,Statistics,ComputerScience)

• M.Sc. (AppliedMathematics)

• M.Phil. (AppliedMathematics)

• Ph.D. (AppliedMathematics)





7. No. of Supporting staff: Nil

8. Number of Scholars awarded Ph.D. during the year:


Ph.D. 01 01


Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedWorkshops 01 08National Conferences/Seminars 01 08


Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 01 01Workshops 01 03International Conferences/Seminars 01 01


12. Expert Lectures delivered by GIS faculty: Nil



99

a) Research Projects: Nil

b) Research Papers:


c) Books :

S.No. Description No. With ISBN Without ISBN1 Chapters in Books 1 1 -

d) Patents: Nil




100

Biochemistry and Bioinformatics1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. Malla Rama Rao


• B.Sc. (Biochemistry,MicrobiologyandBioinformatics;Biochemistry,Bioinformatics andChemistry)

• M.Sc. (Biochemistry)

• M.Sc. (Bioinformatics)

• M.Phil. andPh.D. (Biochemistry)

• M.Phil. andPh.D. (Bioinformatics)



Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 1 - 1 - 2 2 3 1 4 4 3 7No. of faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 - 2 2 3 1 4 4 3 7



8. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D. during the year:


M.Phil. 0 1

Ph.D. 3 6




Workshops 3 1National Conferences/Seminars 6 4International Conferences/Seminars 5 2


12. Expert Lectures delivered by GIS faculty:

101


1. Prof.M. Rama Rao Clinical Applications of Stem cells

Center for Research Studies, Dr.V.S. Krishna College, Visakhapatnam

01.09.2017.

Diabetes Mellitus Aditya Degree College, Rajahmundry

29.01.2018.

We Can & I Can: Reduce the Global Burden of Can-cer

Dr. Lankapalli Bullayya PG College, Visakhapa-tnam

12.02.2018.

Early detection of breast cancer saves lives

Aditya Degree College, Kakinada

02.02.2018.

Early Detection Increase Survival of Breast Cancer Patients

Dr.Himasekhar Degree & PG College, Anakapalli

31.01.2018.

Impact of Early Detection of Breast Cancer Treatment

Aditya Degree College, Visakhapatnam

30.01.2018

Impact of Early Detection of Breast Cancer Treatment

Aditya Degree College, Rajahmundry

29.01.2018

Natural Therapeutics for Breast Cancer

Sri DurgaMalleswara Siddhartha Mahila Kalasala Vijayawada

04-12-2017

Probiotics: A Road to Nat-ural Cancer Therapeutics. UGC-sponsored Two-day National seminar on Tech-nological Challenges for Future Probiotic Foods

Andhra Loyola College, Vijayawada

07-09-2017

08-09-2017

2 Dr. K. Vijaya Rachel Probiotics Dr. Hima Shekhar Degree and PG college, Anakapalli.

30-01-2018

3 Dr.N.Nageswara Rao Reddy

Geographical Indications KBN College, Vijayawada

22-02-2018

4 Dr. A. Krishna Chait-anya

Concepts of Genomics and Proteomics

MR PG College, Vizianagaram

27-03-2018 28-03-2018

Haemoglobin Types and Disorders

Aditya Degree College, Rajahmundry

29.01.2018

Computational Drug Design

SDMSM Kalasala, Vijayawada

04-12-2017

5 Dr. P. Santhi latha Recent advances in cancer research and diagnosis

SK Degree College, Vizianagaram

01-02-2018

Breast cancer: Risk factors and treatment

Gayatri Degree College, Vizianagaram

01-02-2018


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Fighting Therapeutic repen-tance in breast cancer

RK Degree College Viz-ianagaram

01-02-2018





Status

1. Prof. Rama Rao Malla Development of radioprotective shRNA therapeutics using RNAi Technology

DRDO Completed

Exosomal CD151 Web Proteins as an Early Non-invasive Diagnostic Markers for Triple Negative Breast Cancer

DST-EMR Ongoing

Development of Novel Therapeutics from Marine Actinomycetes for Targeting Stem cells in Triple Negative Breast Cancer

CSIR Ongoing

Targeting Self-renewal capacity of Breast cancer using GLI-bifunctional sh RNA

ICMR Ongoing

2. Dr. K. Vijaya Rachel CharacterizationofSoapNut (Sapindustrifoliatus L.) Trypsin Inhibitor and determination of its biological activity using in vitro cell culture model

DST Ongoing

Cancer Cervix and HPV infection screening in tribal women inhabitants of Araku valley in Coastal Andhra Pradesh

DBT Ongoing

b) Research Papers:


c) Books :


d) Patents: Nil



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Biotechnology1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. M. Anitha


• Integrated M.Sc. Biotechnology

• M.Sc. Biotechnology

• M.Phil.

• Ph.D.






8. Number of Scholars awarded Ph.D. during the year:


Ph.D. 6 6



Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes 01 02Workshops (Attachment-1) 04 03National Conferences/Seminars 06 05International Conferences/Seminars 09 08ShortTermTrainingProgram (STTP)-INSPIRE 01 200 students




11. Number of Guest Lectures Organized: 01

12. Expert Lectures delivered by GIS faculty: Nil


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S. No. Name of the Faculty


Status

1 Dr. M. Anitha Analysis of DNA and RNA components of nuclear matrix in Bombyx mori embryos.

DBT Ongoing

2 Dr. M. Anitha Biochemical and Molecular analysis of spermidine treated B.mori silkworms

UGC - MRP Ongoing

3Dr P Shanmukh Anand

Characterizationof biosurfactant/(s) producedby soil bacteria isolated from different soil samples in and around Visakhapatnam

UGC Ongoing

b) Research Papers:


c) Books:


d) Patents: Nil



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Chemistry1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Science , Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. Anima S Dadhich


• Five year IntegratedM.Sc.ChemistryProgram (Sponsoredby laurusLabs).

• M.Sc. chemistry (AnalyticalChemistry,OrganicChemistry&

• B.Sc. (Honrs)Chemistry (SponsoredbyDr.Reddy’s Labs)

• Ph.D./M.Phil.(FT,PT&EMR)



Total



S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization Category Country of origin

1 Prof. R. N. Prasad Professor, President, Indian Chemical Society

Inorganic Chemistry

Visiting India

2 Prof. Bice S. Martincigh Professor Organic Visiting Durban, South Africa



Degree Submitted AwardedPh.D. -- 06



Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedNational Conferences/Seminars 02 01International Conferences/Seminars 01 01


12. Expert Lectures delivered by GIS Faculty:


106


1 Dr. R. Ravichandra Babu

EfficientRemoval ofAg(I), andPb(II)fromaqueous solutionsby synthesizedCu2+ and Sn4+ co-doped TiO2 nanopar-ticles

Recent Trends in Analytical Chemistry (ICORTAC-2018)

Department of Chemistry, Ma-dras University

15 -17 March, 2018.

2 Dr. R. Kishore Role of supramolecular chemistry to control the geometry of metal and its importance in nano chemistry

National Conference on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology.

Dept. of Eng. Chemistry, Andhra University

15-16 March, 2018.

3 Prof. M. Saratchandra Babu

Recent developments in advanced materials for CO2 uptake; A solution to reduce theglobalwarning,XXXXV1Annual Indian council of chemistry

Andhra University

27.12.2017

4 Prof. K. Ramakrishna Micellar kinetics,XXXXV1Annual Indian council ofchemistry

Andhra University

27.12.2017

5 Dr. R. Ravichandra babu

Polymorphesum in pharmaceutical drugs,XXXXV1Annual Indian councilof chemistry

Andhra University

27.12.2017

6 Prof. Karipeddi Ramakrishna,

Green Chemistry with micellar media- separationandquantitationof dyesand drugs in APSC-2017

Andhra University

8-11-2017


Study on hydrogen sorption behaviour of metal decorated carbon based nanostructures and their composites in Nobel laureate Suzuku Special Session of “IUMRS-ICAM 2017” International Conference on Advanced Materials 2017

Kyoto,Japan 27th Au-gust to 1st Septem-ber, 2017

8 Prof.P.Umadevi Natural products analogy as possible bioactive agents

Dept of Chem-istry, University of Bristol, UK

22nd June 2017

13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & others: Nil

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S.No Name of Faculty Title of the project Funding agency

Status


Metal Decoration on Functionalized Multi-WalledCarbonNanotubes (MWCNTs) toImprove Hydrogen Storage

UGC Completed

2 Prof. K. Ramakrishna Analytical applications of micelles in organic media UGC Completed

3 Dr. Anima S. Dadhich Sequential chemical speciation, specialdistribution and bio-availability of mercury in soil in urban-suburban region of Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh

UGC

Completed

4 Dr. P. Umadevi Synthesis and evaluation of amino substituted oxa and thiadiazoles as possible Bombyxmori growth enhancers

UGCCompleted

5 Dr. R. Ravichandra Babu

Applications of nanometal oxides for the removal of heavy metals from waste water and industrial effluents

UGC Completed

6 Dr. Anjali Jha Conventional versus Green Synthesis of Biologically active molecules

UGC Completed

7 Dr. L. Vaikunta Rao Seasonal groundwater quality indexingparameters in north coastal districts of Andhra Pradesh and remedial approaches

UGC Completed


Prof. M. Saratchandra Babu

Design and synthesis of Zeolitic ImidazolateFrameworks (ZIFs) forCO2 Capture

CSIR Ongoing

9 Influenceof gamma radiationonphotoluminescence properties of Tb+3, Dy+3 and Sm+3 doped nano phosphors

UGC-DAE-

CSR-KC

Ongoing

10 Prof. Anima Sunil Dadhich

Heavy metal accumulation pattern and anti oxidative response of selected plant species in urban Industry environment of Visakhapat-namUsingprotonInducedX-rayEmissions

UGC - DAE –CSR-KC

Ongoing

b) Research Papers:


c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil




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Computer Science1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. V. NagaLakshmi

4. Programs on offer: • BCA • MCA • M.Sc (DS) • Ph.D.



M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty - 2 2 1 2 3 6 4 10 5 8 15No. of faculty with Ph.D. - 2 2 1 1 2 - 1 1 1 4 05

6. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty: Nil7. No. of Supporting staff: 048. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D.during the year: Nil9. Recharging programs organized for the faculty during the year: Nil10. Faculty recharging programs attended during the year:


11. Number of Endowment/Guest/Distinguished/CEO Lectures Organized: Nil12. Expert Lectures delivered by GIS faculty: Nil 13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department: a) Research Projects: Nil b) Research Papers:


c) Books : Nil d) Patents: Nil15. Consultancy: Nil


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Electronics and Physics1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. G.Veereswara Swamy


• M.Sc. (ElectronicScience)

• M.Sc. (Physics

• B.Sc. (PhysicalScience)

• Ph.D./M.Phil



Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 2 - 2 1 - 1 8 - 8 11 - 11No. of faculty with Ph.D. 2 - 2 1 - 1 7 - 7 10 - 10

6. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty: - Nil







Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedWorkshops 02 01National Conferences/Seminars 02 02International Conferences/Seminars 03 04ShortTermTrainingProgram (STTP) 01 02

11. Endowment/Guest/Distinguished/CEO Lectures Organized: 08

12. Expert Lectures delivered by GIS faculty: 04


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Funding Agency Details of the ProjectECR DST Development of a New Non-Destructive testing Method for the Detection of

Hidden Corrosion and Cracks in Satinless steel StructuresDAE-CSR Dielectric and Magnetic properties of rare earth doped Nickel Ferrite





Status

1 Dr.B.Sattibabu Dielectric and Magnetic properties of rare earth doped Nickel Ferrite

DAE-CSR Ongoing

2 Dr.T.Durgarao Dielectric and Magnetic properties of rare earth doped Nickel Ferrite

DAE-CSR Ongoing

3 Prof.K.V.Ramesh Synthesis and study of Magnetic and Electrical properties of Ferrites for memory and sensor applications

UGC Completed

4 Dr.C.ManiKumar Design and Development of Embedded based Ethernet measurement system for Studies on dielectric constant of Nano materials

UGC Completed

b) Research Papers:


c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil



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Environmental Studies1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Science


3. Name of the Head: Prof. YAVASN Maruthi


• M.Sc Environmental Science

• Bachelor ofEnvironmentalManagement (B.E.M)

• M.Phil & Ph.D Programme



Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 2 1 3 - - - 1 2 3 3 3 6No. of faculty with Ph.D. 2 1 3 - - - 1 2 3 3 3 6



8. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D.during the year:

Degree Submitted AwardedM.Phil. Nil 02Ph.D. 01 04


10. Faculty rechargingprograms attended during the year:


Workshops 1 1National Conferences/Seminars 3 6

International Conferences/Seminars 3 6ShortTermTrainingProgram (STTP) 1 1 Awareness Programme 1 1


12. Expert Lectures delivered by GIS Faculty:

S.No Name of the Faculty Title of the Lecture Host Institute Date

1. Prof. YAVASN Maruthi Swachatha and Environment

INS Sathavahana, INDIAN NAVY, Visakhapatnam

29th September, 2017


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2 Dr. V. Saritha &

Dr. B. Padmavathi

INSPIRE Internship Science Camp spon-sored by DST, Ministry of Science and Technology Govt. Of India, New Delhi

GITAM

(Deemed to be University)

27 to 31st December, 2017

3 Dr. K. Suresh Kumar Disaster Preparedness & Rehabilitation

AP HRDI – Three day residential training programme on Disaster safe building codes & Designs

5th to 7th February, 2018

4. Dr. B. Padmavathi Bio-Medical Waste Management – Awareness Among The Important Medical Centres In Visakhapatnam

National Seminar

Krishna University

12th to 13th October, 2017




S.No

Name of the Faculty Title Funding

Agency Status

1 Prof. Y. AVASN Maruthi

Chalk dust related occupational health hazards in teaching community

UGC Completed

2 Prof. N. Srinivas

Carbon sequestrationandair pollution tolerance indexof tree species of Visakhapatnam

UGC Completed

Eco-literacy approach for sustainable practices on quality ofwater, hygieneand sanitation in schoolchildren of rural villages of north coastal A.P.

DST Completed

b) Research Papers:


c) Books :

S.No Description No. With ISBN Without ISBN2 Chapters in Books 7 2 5

d) Patents: Nil

15. Consultancy:

Prof.N.Srinivas(PI),Prof.Ch.RamakrishnaandDr.K.SureshKumarcompletedConsultancyWorkwith NTPC - Simhadri on “Study on Effects of emissions on Mango and Cashew crops around Simhadri”.


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Microbiology and Food Science & Technology1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Prof. R. Gyana Prasuna


• M.Sc.Microbiology

• M.Sc.FoodScienceandTechnology

• M.Phil.Microbiology

• M.Phil. Food scienceandTechnology

• Ph.D.Microbiology

• Ph.D.Food scienceandTechnology





S.No. Name of the Faculty Specialization Category Country of origin 1 Mr. Sai Srinivas Chintada Food Technology Adjunct Faculty India



Degree Submitted AwardedM.Phil. 0 1Ph.D. 2 7



Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 1 1Workshops 1 1National Conferences/Seminars 4 6International Conferences/Seminars 1 2ShortTermTrainingProgram (STTP) 1 2


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12. Expert Lectures delivered by GIS faculty:


1 Dr. Vidyullatha Peddireddy

Mycobscterium Dormancy systems and host responses in tuberculosis

Institute of Genetics and Hospital for Genetic Diseases, Osmania University, Hyderabad

14th Oct. 2017

2 Dr. Vidyullatha Peddireddy

A putative nitroreductase from the DosR regulon of Myco-bacterium tuberculosis induc-espro-inflammatory cytokineexpression via TLR2 signaling pathway.

Bhagvan Mahavir Medical Research center, Hyderabad

21st Oct. 2017





1 Dr. R. Gyana Prasuna Cyanobacterial species diversity in Regional mangroves

MoES ongoing

2 Dr. R. Gyana Prasuna Sustainable and enhanced carbon sequestration through cyanobacteria

UGC Completed

3Dr. Y. Vimala Differential activity of D. hamiltonii

plant parts on pathogenic and non – pathogenic microorganisms.

UGC-Major Completed

4 Dr. Pappu Lalitha Enhancement of shelf life of tomatoes using cytokinin rich leaf powders

DST-SERB Completed

5

Dr. Ch. Pavna Jyothi Overcoming fossil fuel challenges: Coculture fermentations for bio-fuel production using agro-industrial waste material

UGC-Major Completed

6

Dr. Ch. Pavna Jyothi Overcoming the challenges of food poisoning throughprurifiedbacteriocinsas natural preservatives.

DST-Fast track for Young scientist

Completed

b) Research Papers:


115

c) Books :

S.No. Description No. With ISBN Without ISBN1 Books authored 1 - 1

d) Patents: Nil



Examination Results 1. UG Programs :

ProgramStudents


BCA

I Semester 79 78 31 47 39.74

II Semester 78 73 43 30 58.90

III Semester 61 57 35 22 61.40

IV Semester 55 53 47 6 88.68

V Semester 46 46 39 7 84.78

BEM

I Semester 17 17 11 6 64.71

II Semester 15 14 7 7 50.00

III Semester 18 18 17 1 94.44

IV Semester 18 17 17 0 100.00

V Semester 13 13 13 0 100.00

VI Semester 13 13 13 0 100.00

Integrated M.Sc. (Biotechnology)

I Semester 27 27 20 7 74.07

II Semester 27 27 15 12 55.56

III Semester 46 44 39 5 88.64

IV Semester 45 44 42 2 95.45

V Semester 35 35 32 3 91.43

VI Semester 34 34 33 1 97.06

VII Semester 25 24 21 3 87.50


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VIII Semester 25 24 21 3 87.50

IXSemester 12 12 11 1 91.67

Integrated M.Sc. (Chemistry)

I Semester 52 51 44 7 86.27

II Semester 52 50 37 13 74.00

III Semester 49 49 34 15 69.39

IV Semester 49 49 44 5 89.80

V Semester 51 50 47 3 94.00

VI Semester 50 50 49 1 98.00

VII Semester 50 49 41 8 83.67

VIII Semester 98 98 46 52 46.94

B.Sc. (Physical Science)

I Semester 93 93 47 46 50.54

II Semester 89 80 37 43 46.25

B.Sc. (Hons.) (Chemistry – I)

I Semester 88 87 52 35 59.77

II Semester 87 87 53 34 60.92

III Semester 145 138 85 53 61.59

IV Semester 144 139 55 84 39.57

B.Sc. (Biochemistry, Microbiology, Bioinformatics)

I Semester 10 7 7 0 100.00

II Semester 7 7 6 1 85.71

B.Sc. (Mathematics Science)

I Semester 51 51 32 19 62.75

II Semester 50 50 40 10 80.00

2. PG Programs :

ProgramStudents


M.Sc. I Semester

Analytical Chemistry 13 13 7 6 53.85

117

Biochemistry 9 9 9 0 100.00

Bioinformatics 5 5 4 1 80.00


Environmental Science 9 9 9 0 100.00

Food Science & Technology 34 33 32 1 96.97

Microbiology 25 25 23 2 92.00

Organic Chemistry 13 13 9 4 69.23

Applied Mathematics 6 6 5 1 83.33

Electronic Science 6 6 5 1 83.33

Physics 13 13 11 2 84.62

Data Science 5 5 5 0 100.00

M.Sc. II Semester











Physics 13 13 12 1 92.31


M.Sc. III Semester








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Physics 11 11 11 0 100.00

M.Sc. IV Semester











Physics 11 11 11 0 100.00

Program Students


MCA

I Semester 25 25 23 2 92.00

II Semester 25 25 25 0 100.00

III Semester 20 19 13 6 68.42

IV Semester 19 19 17 2 89.47

V Semester 19 19 18 1 94.74

VI Semester 19 19 19 0 100.00

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9.3 GITAM Institute of Pharmacy, Visakhapatnam

1. Name of the Institute GITAM INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY2. Year of Establishment 20063. Principal Prof.S.Ganapaty4. Courses / Programmes

offeredUG Programme :B.PharmacyPG Programmes: M.Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)M.Pharmacy (PharmaceuticalAnalysis)M.Pharmacy (Pharmacology)M.Pharmacy (PharmaceuticalChemistry)Ph.D. Programmes : Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Analysis, Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Biotechnology and Pharmacognosy


Name of the Program YearB.Pharm 2017-18M.Pharm 2017-18


Designation Professor Associate Professor Asst. Professor Grand Total


No. of faculty 2 1 3 1 1 2 7 6 13 10 8 18


7. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof. S. Ganapaty

8. Number of Supporting staff of the Institute : 11

9. Recruitment of Teaching Staff during the Year: Nil

10. Recruitment of Supporting Staff during the year: Nil


Programme Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year TotalB.Pharmacy 100 100 100 100 60 360M. Pharmacy 20 20 19 39

Grand Total 120 120 119 100 60 0 399


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Ph.D Programmes

S.No Dept

2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 TotalFT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT

1 GIP -- -- -- 02 -- -- -- 02 06 29 03 18 05 20 -- -- 85


13. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D. during the year: Nil


Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedInternational Conferences/Seminars 01 18




17. Expert Lectures delivered by GIP faculty:

S.No. Name of the Faculty Title of the Lecture Host Institute Date1 Prof.S.Ganapaty Nature’sPharmacy Govt.Women’sCollege,

Visakhapatnam 17.08.2017




S.No.

Name of the Faculty


Status

1 Prof.M.M.Annapurna Analytical stress testing – A better tool for pharmaceutical stability studies for human consumption

UGC Completed

2 Prof.L.Srinivas Formulation and evaluation of liposomal buccal drug delivery systems of some biomolecules for improving their biopharmaceutical properties

UGC Completed

3 Dr.S.Raja Investigation of hepatoprotective and antioxidant activities of Indian Medicinal plants

UGC Completed

4 Mr.Suvendu Kumar Sahoo

Design and evaluation of oral fixed doseformulationofmodifiedreleaseantihypertensiveagents with improved functionality

UGC Completed

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5 Dr.Rabinarayan Parhi Formulation development and evaluation of transdermal dioadhesive gel of metoprolol sucinate suing novel penetration enhancers for the treatment hypertension

UGC Completed

6 Dr.Ch.Asha Deepti Synthesis andevaluationof anti-inflammatoryand analgesic activity of novel chalcone derivatives

UGC Ongoing

7 Dr. Annamadevi. G.S Systematic Formulation and development of novel gastro retentive drug delivery systems of multi drug antiretro viral drugs employing biocompatible and biodegradable polymers for once a day oral administration.

DST-Young

Scientist

Ongoing

b) Research Publications:


c) Books : Nil

d) Patents:

S.No.

Name of the Faculty Title of the Invention

Type(Indian/

International)

Patent No.& Agency Status

1. Dr.S.RajaAssociate Professor

3-(1-(1H-benzo[d]imidazol-2-yl)-2(substitutedphenyl)vinylimino)indolin-2-one compounds

Indian TEMP/E-1/25807/2017-CHE

Published on 26-01-2018

2 Dr.S.RajaAssociate Professor

1-(4-(3-(1-((dimethylamino)methyl)-5-substituted-1H-benzo[d]imidazol-2-yl)-3-oxoprop-1-enyl)phenyl)-3-phenylimidazolidine-2,4-dione

Indian TEMP/E-1/27723/2017-CHE

Published on 26-01-2018




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ProgramStudents


B.Pharmacy

I Semester 100 98 62 36 63.27

II Semester 97 96 58 38 60.42

III Semester 99 98 78 20 79.59

IV Semester 97 97 78 19 80.41

V Semester 93 92 76 16 82.61

VI Semester 92 92 79 13 85.87

VII Semester 83 83 73 10 87.95


2. PG Programs :

ProgramStudents


M.Pharmacy I Semester

Pharmaceutics 11 10 10 0 100.00

Pharmaceutical Analysis 12 12 12 0 100.00

Pharmacology 3 3 3 0 100.00

Pharmaceutical Chemistry 1 1 1 0 100.00

M.Pharmacy II Semester

Pharmaceutics 10 10 10 0 100.00

Pharmaceutical Analysis 12 12 11 1 91.67

Pharmacology 3 3 2 1 66.67

Pharmaceutical Chemistry 1 1 1 0 100.00

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1. Name of the Institute GITAM Institute of Management


3. Principal Prof.P.Sheela

4. Asst Principal Dr.U.V.Adinarayana Rao

5. Courses / Programmes offered

UG Programmes:

IMBA

BBA

BBA(ManagementAccounting)

B.Com(Hons)

BBA(Business Analytics)

PG Programmes:

MBA

MBA(HR)

MBA(CMU)

MBA(FINTECH)

Ph.D. Programmes :

M.Phil

Ph.D

Certificate Programmes:

BritishEnglishCertification(BEC)

Digital Marketing

Basic English Communication

Advanced English Communication

IELTS Training Programme

FINTECHCerificateProgramme


Name of the Program Year

PG Programmes 2017

UG Programmes 2017



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Total



S.No Name of the Department Name of the HoD& Chairperson -BoS

1 Entrepreneurship Dr.K.Manjusree Naidu

2 Finance Dr.M.S.V.Prasad

3 HRM Prof. K.Ashok

4 Marketing Prof.M.Jyothsna

5 Operations Prof.B.S.P.Narayana

9. No. of Supporting staff of the Institute : 25

10. Recruitment of Teaching Staff during the Year

S. No. Cadre Male Female Total1 Assistant Professor 01 03 04

Total 01 03 04

11. Recruitment of Supporting Staff during the year

S. No. Cadre Male Female Total1 Technical Assistant 01 Nil 01

Total 01 Nil 01


Programme Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year TotalBBM / BBA 120 120 120 93 333B.Com(Hons) 60 40 58 60 158BBA(Hons)BBA(MA) 30 28 60 47 135BBA (BA) 30 30 29 29 885 year integrated MBA 30 27 30 18 28 17 120MBA 120 120 120 240MBA (CMU) 10 6 20 26MHRM 5 5 13 18MBA (Fintech) 20 17 17

Grand Total 425 393 450 247 28 17 1135

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M.Phil/Ph.D Programmes

S.No Dept 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 Total

FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT

1 GIM 0 17 3 28 0 0 8 53 0 0 6 16 3 4 7 15 0 0 160

Ttl GIM 0 17 3 28 0 0 8 53 0 0 6 16 3 4 7 15 0 0 160


S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization Category Country

of Origin1 Prof. M.Gangadhara

Rao,Emeritus Professor Finance &

AccountsHonorary India

2 Prof. A.V.Subba Rao Professor,University of Ottawa,Canada

HR Honorary Canada

3 Prof.C.U.Rao California StateUniversity,Stanslaus, USA

Operations Honorary USA

4 Prof. V.M.Rao Tummala Eastern Michigan University, USA

Operations,L&SCM

Honorary USA

5 Prof.P.Subba Rao VC,Oriental University, Indore

HR Honorary India

6 Dr. R.C.Sastry HR M.D,Stony Carter Consultants Pvt Ltd,Hyderabad

Honorary India

7 Dr.Y.Gowtham Rao Executive Director, Zambia Institute of Accountancy

F&A Honorary Zambia

8 Sri B.N.Singh Former C&MD of RINL,Visakhapatnam

Genl Mgt Honorary India

9 Mr. G. Charles Geevanathan

Member of Singapore Society of Accounts & The Australian Society ofCertifiedPracticingAccountants,

Accounting Standards (GAAP, IFRS,IPSAS.) (12 yearswiththe United Nations)

Honorary Malaysia

10 Prof B.Ramakrishna Rao

Rtd Professor,AU,Visakhapatnam

Genl Mgt/Entrepreneurship-Econ

Honorary India

11 Dr.G.B.S.Prasad FormerD(Personnel)RINL,Visakhapatnam

HR Honorary India


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12 Prof Sushil Mittal Names Madison University, USA

Genl Mgt Honorary USA

13 Sri Madhav Bellamkonda

C.O.O,Varun Group,Visakhapatnam

Str M Adjunct India

14 Sri B.Ranganayakulu M.D,Thrive Energy Technologies Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad

Corp M Adjunct India

15 Dr. Upender Yennam,I.Postal.S

Director,Indian Postal Services,Visakhapatnam

Str M Adjunct India

16 Sri N.Mallikarjuna Rao Sr.VicePresident(HR),Mylan Laboratories Ltd ,Hyderabad

HR Adjunct India

17 .Sri Anand Kumar Raju Director-HR,Air LiquideEngineering,Germany

HR Adjunct Germany

18 Dr.B.S.S.Srinivas Centre HR Manager,Hewlett Packard,Bengaluru

HR Analytics Adjunct India

19 Sri.P.Vasanta Rao VicePresident(HR),UltraCement Tech Limited, Tadipatri, Anantapur Dist.A.P

HR Adjunct India

20 Sri Sivarama Krishna Kodali

Management Consultant,Hyderabad

G.Mgt Adjunct India

21 Sri M.V.S.N.Murthy Dy.General Manager,HAL,Bengaluru

HR Adjunct India

22 Sri A.Lakshminarayana General Manager,HR,Natco Pharma Limited Hyderabad

HR,Change M Adjunct India

23 Sri B.Raghavaiah President(GroupHR& Administration), Visakha Industries Limited,Secunderabad

HR,(IR) Adjunct India

24 Sri Srinivas Kandula Global Head-HR, iGate Patni, Bengaluru

HR Adjunct India

25 Sri Naresh Kumar Pinisetti

President-Human Resources, Deepak Fertilizer & Petro Chemicals Corporation Limited, Pune

HR Adjunct India

26 Ms. Neha Jain C.A,Visakhapatnam F&A Adjunct India

27 Ms.Anita Gadde C.A,Visakhapatnam F&A Adjunct India

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28 Mr.T.Srikanth C.A,Visakhapatnam F&A Adjunct India

29 Mr.V.Kalyan Chakravarty C.A,Visakhapatnam F&A Adjunct India

30 Prof. S.Appa Rao RtdGM(HSL)&RtdProfessor, GU, Visakhapatnam,A.P

HR Adjunct India

31 Prof. P.K.Padhi (Rtd)Faculty,XLRI,Jamshepur

HR-Labour Law Adjunct India

32 Prof.Pingali Venugopal Faculty,XLRI,Jamshepur Str.M Adjunct India

33 Prof.E.S.Srinivas Faculty,XLRI,Jamshepur HR-Talent M Adjunct India

34 Prof.Subhash Sharma Dean,Indian Business Academy,Bengaluru

Corp M Adjunct India

35 Prof. V.Venkaiah Former V.C,Sri Krishna University, Machilipatnam,A.P

F&A Adjunct India

36 Prof.V.Venkata Rao (Rtd)Faculty,IIM,Ahmedabad

Operations Adjunct India

37 Prof.Y.L.R.Moorthi Faculty,IIM,Bengaluru Corp M Adjunct India

38 Prof. V.Krishna Mohan Registrar, Dr.B.R. Ambedkar University, Srikakulam,A.P

Operations-OR Adjunct India


Degree Submitted AwardedM.Phil. 02 NilPh.D. 14 15


Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 06 46Workshops 04 46National Conferences/Seminars 10 46


Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedOrientation Programmes 01 02Workshops 05 09National Conferences/Seminars 10 15ManagementDevelopmentPrograms (MDP) 25 10ShortTermTrainingProgram (STTP) 1 02


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18. Expert Lectures delivered by GIM faculty:

S.No. Name of the Faculty Title of the Lecture Host Institute Date1 Prof.S.S.Prasad Rao Outcome Based Education – A

Measurement of Quality for the One week Seminar cum Faculty Development Program on Quality Assurance in Higher Educational Institutions and Industries

KITS, Warangal 19 - 23 July 2017.

2. Prof.B.S.P.Narayana Lecture to UG students on soft skills .

CPT college, (Near)GVMCOffice,VSKP

8 Feb 2018

3. Dr.YVVSSSVara Prasad Resource person for “B2B for effective Leadership through Workplace Spirituality and Self Management”

Envision Enter-prise Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Hyder-abad.

29 May 20017

4 Dr.Rajeshwari Panigrahi Resource person for FDP at Three-Day Faculty Development Programme on Research Methodology

Department of Business and Management Studies Gudlavalleru Engineering College, A.P

18 to 20 December, 2017





Agency Status

1 Prof. P. Sheela Application of Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation Method for Human Capital Evaluation – A Case Study of select Indian Companies

UGC Completed

2 Prof. K. Ashok Emotional Intelligence, Students Attitudes towards Education and the attainment of Educational Goals : An Exploratory study in Andhra Pradesh

UGC Completed

3 Prof. M. Jyothsna Work –Life Balance Among Women -A Study in Visakhapatnam District

UGC Completed

4 Dr. N.R. Mohan Prakash A Study on Internal Marketing of Insurance Industry of India – Comparative Study of Public and Private Sector

UGC Completed

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5 Dr. P. Asha A Study of Assertive Behavior - with reference to Andhra Pradesh State Government Group IV Employees

UGC Ongoing

6 Dr. Ch. Seetha Ram Usage of Information Technology in Government schools (A studyon selectGovernment Schools in Andhra Pradesh State)

UGC Completed

7 Prof.P.Sheela& Dr.K.Manjusree Naidu

Unnat Bharat Abhiyan project as participating institute of Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India and IIT, Delhi is designated to be the National Coordinating Institute for Unnat Bharat Abhiyan project. An MOU was signed between IIT, Delhi and GITAM Institute of Management.

MHRD Ongoing

8 Ms. K. Kusuma Performance Appraisal of Mutual Funds : A comparative study of UTI & Select Private sector mutual funds

UGC Completed

9 Ms. P. Sobha Rani Impact of Information Technology on HRD UGC Ongoing 10 Ms. V. Gowri Lakshmi Innovation and Entrepreneurship UGC Ongoing 11 Dr. S Anjani Devi Customer Satisfaction -A Study in

Organized Retail Outlets, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh

UGC Ongoing



c) Books :

S.No. Description No. With ISBN Without ISBN1 Books authored 10 10 Nil2 Chapters in Books 42 Nil 42

d) Patents: Nil

21. Industrial Consultancy:

S. No. Name of faculty Designation Organization1 Prof. P. Sheela

Dr.U.V. Adinarayana RaoDr. I. Bangar Raju

ProfessorAssociate Professor Assistant Professor

NTPC, Parawada

2 Dr. YVVSSS Vara PrasadDr. B Krishna Kumari Dr. N Lakshmi Prasanthi

Associate ProfessorAssistant ProfessorAssistant Professor

Toyotsu Rare Earths IndiaPvt. Ltd.(TREI)

22. Collaborations:

GIM has an active collaboration with many foreign public universities,Viz.,


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• University of Nebraska, USA

• Central Michigan University, USA

• IQS, Barcelona, Spain

• Nipissing University, Canada

• Cardinal Stritch University, USA

• Lancaster University, UK

GITAM FinTech Academy, with the objective of building strong academia-corporate partnership, has signed three MoUs which are as follows –

• APEITA and Broadridge Financial Solutions India Pvt Ltd, to setup a Center of Excellence (COE) inBlockchain technology.

• Thomson Reuters to setup their Innovation App Studio CoE.

• Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Singapore for faculty and student exchange program.

Students ofMBA (FinTech) visited8 companies inSingapore in January2018.

NgeeAnnPolytechnichasselectedGITAMfortheirOverseasImmersionProgram(OIP),inwhich15 students and 2 faculty spent 3-weeks in GITAM to learn about Indian Heritage, Culture and to understand the FinTech potential in Vizag.

Mr. Prasanna Kumar, student of MBA 2016 – 18 joined Central Michigan University, USA

Miss Poojitha Kantamneni, student of MBA 2016-18 joined University of Nebraska, Omaha, USA with full scholarship.

Dinesh Epari student of MBA 2016-18 was given admission as exchange student at Cardinal Stritch University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA. He has received 100% tuition waiver.

A total of 18 studentsofBBAandBBA(MA) visitedLancasterUniversity,UK for threeweeks inthe month of July-August 2017 to participate in summer program.

BusinessEnglishCertificateProgramme in collaborationwithCambridgeUniversity is offered.

Our continuing collaborations with ACCA and CIMA have resulted in the highly fruitful B.Com HonsandBBA (ManagementAccounting) programmes.

GIMiscurrentlyinthefinaldiscussionsforfacultyandstudentexchangeprogramswithLancasterUniversity, UK, Cardinal Stritch University, USA and Seneca College, Canada.

Collaboration with Industry

GIM has longstanding and highly symbiotic collaborations with the Industry, prominent among them being our joint enterprises with CII, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited and National Stock Exchange.

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ProgramStudents

Enrolled Appeared Passed Failed Pass %B.Com. (Hons.)I Semester 40 40 32 8 80.00II Semester 40 39 28 11 71.79III Semester 54 54 46 8 85.19IV Semester 52 51 49 2 96.08V Semester 66 66 63 3 95.45VI Semester 66 66 64 2 96.97BBAI Semester 148 141 85 56 60.28II Semester 142 136 100 36 73.53III Semester 160 157 104 53 66.24IV Semester 158 152 87 65 57.24V Semester 86 86 73 13 84.88VI Semester 78 78 66 12 84.62BBA (Business Analytics)I Semester 36 36 29 7 80.56II Semester 36 36 31 5 86.11III Semester 26 26 23 3 88.46IV Semester 25 25 22 3 88.00V Semester 28 28 26 2 92.86VI Semester 26 26 26 0 100.00BBA (Management Accounting)I Semester 28 28 21 7 75.00II Semester 26 26 20 6 76.92III Semester 55 54 40 14 74.07IV Semester 47 46 43 3 93.48V Semester 46 44 40 4 90.91VI Semester 45 44 44 0 100.00Integrated MBAI Semester 27 27 12 15 44.44II Semester 27 26 14 12 53.85III Semester 33 32 28 4 87.50IV Semester 33 33 22 11 66.67V Semester 18 18 14 4 77.78VI Semester 17 17 17 0 100.00


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2. PG Programs :

ProgramStudents


MBA

I Trimester 225 220 186 34 84.55

II Trimester 225 221 180 41 81.45

III Trimester 222 222 160 62 72.07

IV Trimester 176 176 156 20 88.64

V Trimester 175 175 161 14 92

MBA(CMU)

I Trimester 8 7 5 2 71.43

II Trimester 8 8 3 5 37.50

III Trimester 7 7 2 5 28.57

IV Trimester 20 18 12 6 66.67

V Trimester 16 15 12 3 80.00

MBA(FINTECH)

I Trimester 17 17 17 0 100.00

II Trimester 17 17 17 0 100.00


MHRM

I Trimester 6 6 4 2 66.67

II Trimester 6 6 5 1 83.33


IV Trimester 8 8 5 3 62.50

V Trimester 8 7 6 1 85.71

IMBA

VII Trimester 15 15 12 3 80.00

VIII Trimester 15 15 11 4 73.33

IXTrimester 15 15 11 4 73.33

XIIITrimester 17 17 11 6 64.71

XIVTrimester 11 11 11 0 100.00

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9.5 GITAM School of International Business, Visakhapatnam

1. Name of the Institute GITAM School of International Business2. Year of Establishment 19973. Director i/c Prof. Krishna Kumar Narayanan4. Associate Dean Prof. R Venkateswarlu 5. Courses / Programmes

offeredPG Programmes:MBA International BusinessMBA International Banking and FinanceMBA Global Logistics and Supply Chain ManagementPGDBA (PostGraduateDiploma inBusinessAnalytics)Ph.D. Programmes :Ph.D Full Time/Part Time

6 Latest Revision of the Curriculum

Name of the Program YearPGDBA (BusinessAnalytics) April - 2018Modular MBA in Business Analytics April - 2018MBA (InternationalBusiness) April - 2018MBA (InternationalBanking&Finance) April - 2018MBA (Global Logistics&SupplyChainManagement) April - 2018




8. Department and Name of the Head of the Department / Chairperson - BoS:

S.No Name of the Department Name of the HoD& Chairperson - BoS1 GSIB Prof. R Venkateswarlu



S. No. Cadre Male Female Total1 Professor 1 0 12 Associate Professor 1 0 1

Total 2 0 2

11. Recruitment of Supporting Staff during the year : Nil


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12. Student Strength during the year 2017-18 :

Name of the Course Intake 1st year 2nd year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year TotalMBA (IB) 40 40 40 80MBA (LSCM) 10 10 10 20MBA (IBF) 10 8 5 13

Grand Total 60 58 55 113

M.Phil/Ph.DProgrammes

S.No Dept2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 TotalFT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT

1 GSIB - - 0 4 0 4 - 2 - 2 1 1 2 -Total: - - 0 4 0 4 - 2 - 2 1 1 2 - 16


S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization Category Country of origin 1 Prof. Y.V Reddy Professor Human

Resourses Management

Adjunct Faculty India


Degree Submitted AwardedPh.D. 1 -




Workshops 1 30


International Conferences/Seminars 2 75

Executive Development Program 1 30



Workshops 3 3




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18. Expert Lectures delivered by GSIB faculty:


1. Prof. Krishna Kumar Narayanan

“Panel Discussion” SIBM Feb26th, 2017

2. Dr Radha Raghurama-patruni

“Economic Overview of the Budget, 2017-18”

Andhra Chamber of Commerce

12th February, 2018

3. Dr Radha Raghurama-patruni

“Foreign Trade Poli-cy-Mid-Term Review, An Economic Perspective”

Andhra Chamber of Commerce

January 5th 2018

4. Dr. S Srilalitha Export Marketing and Procedures

FAPCII 16th& 17th No-vember, 2017


Funding Agency Details of the Project

UGCMRP, New Delhi Dr. Radha Raghuramapatruni: “Effect of Globalization on Inclusive Growth: A Study of Visakhapatnam District”.

UGC MRP, New Delhi Dr. B. Padma Narayan: “Performance of Micro Financial Institutions”




Description Total National International

Research Publications in Refereed Journals 19 05 14

c) Books :


1 Chapters in Books 3 3 -

2 Books edited 2 2 -

d) Patents:


22. Collaborations:

• Renewed the GSIB IPR collaboration with NRDC

Others:

International Collaborations and Exchange Programs:

• Burgundy School of Business, Dijon, France

• International University of Paris, Paris, France

• Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China


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• KathmanduUniversitySchool ofBusiness (KUSOM),Kathmandu,Nepal

• Hanze University, Groningen, The Netherlands

• Northern Illinois University, Chicago, USA

• University of Virgin Islands, Virgin Islands

• MANCOSA, South Africa

• Regent Business School, South Africa

Industry Linkages:

• IBM

• Tech Mahindra

• Fluentgrid

ResultsM.B.A. (I.B./I.B.F./G.L.S.C.M.) – 2016-18 BATCH

Program Students


M.B.A.

International Business 42 41 38 3 93%

International Banking & Finance 6 6 5 1 83%

Global Logistics & Supply Chain Management 10 9 7 2 77%

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1. Name of the Institute GITAM School of Architecture

2. Year of Establishment 20113. Director Prof.K.Mohan4. Dy. Director Sri K.Krishna Kasi5. Courses / Programmes

offeredUG Programme: B.ArchPG Programme:M.Arch (SustainableArchitecture)


Name of the Program YearB.Arch 2017




No. of faculty 02 -- 02 06 -- 06 09 10 19 17 10 27

No. of faculty with Ph.D. 01 -- 01 01 --- 01 01 -- 01 03 -- 03

8. Name of the Head of the Department / Chairperson - BoS:

S.No Name of the Department Name of the HoD & Chairperson -BoS

1 Architecture Prof.K.Mohan



S. No. Cadre Male Female Total1 Professor 1 Nil 012 Associate Professor 1 Nil 013 Assistant Professor 04 05 09

Total 06 05 11

11. No. of Supporting Staff recruited during the year : 01


Programme Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year TotalB. Arch. 60 60 60 50 55 60 285

M.Arch. 20 20 20

Total 80 80 60 50 55 60 305


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S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Category

1 Ar. D V K Sudhakar Architect, M/S DE – AR Designers & Architects, Visakhapatnam.

Visiting

2 Ar. G Ravi Kiran Practicing Architect Visiting

3 Ar. M V Sunil Kumar Practicing Architect. Mandapati Architects, Vizag

Visiting

4 Ar Phani Raju Architect, Trios Architects, Vizag Visiting

5 Ar. Pradeepta Associate Architect, Aakaar Architects, Vizag Visiting

6 Ar Suresh Kumar B Practicing Architect Visiting

7 Ar Subramanyam Practicing Architect Visiting

8 Ar. Abhigya Grandhi Practicing Architect Visiting

9 Ar Ramesh Naidu Architect,D+DArchitecture,Vizag Visiting

10 Ar S M Sudhakar Architect, Dream Space Architecs Visiting

14. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D.during the year: Nil

15. Recharging programs organized for the faculty during the year: Nil.



Orientation Programmes 01 02


Workshops 02 02


18. Expert Lectures delivered by GSA faculty:

S.No. Name of the Faculty Title of the Lecture Host Institute Date1. Prof.K.Mohan Pedestrian Level Wind Envi-

ronment In The Vicinity Of Tall Buildings.

Research Forum, GITAM deemed to be University

14 October 2017

2. Prof.K.Mohan Drawing Inspiration From The Words Of B.V.Doshi

Institute of Indian InteriorDesigners(II-ID) Visakhapatnam Centre and Indian Institute of Archi-tects(IIA)Visakhapat-nam Centre

23 March-2018



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Research Publications in Refereed Journals 01 01 -

c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil

21. Consultancy: Ni



ProgramStudents


B.Architecture

I Semester 61 60 28 32 46.67

II Semester 60 60 30 30 50.00

III Semester 52 52 37 15 71.15

IV Semester 52 52 42 10 80.77

V Semester 51 51 34 17 66.67

VI Semester 50 50 29 21 58.00

VII Semester 54 54 48 6 88.89


2. PG Programs

ProgramStudents


M.Architecture

I Semester 20 18 18 0 100.00

II Semester 18 18 15 3 83.33


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1. Name of the Institute GITAM School of Law


3. Director Prof.Y.Satyanarayana

4. Asst Director Dr.K.Sivananada Kumar


UG Programmes:

FiveYear IntegratedBA.LLB (Hons)Programme

FiveYear IntegratedBBA.LLB (Hons)Programme

Three Year LL.B Programme.

PG Programmes:

TwoYear LL.MProgram (IntellectualPropertyRights)TwoYear LL.MProgram (AlternativeDisputeResolution)

Ph.D. Programmes : Nil



LL.B., (Hons.) 2018-19




No. of faculty 1 0 1 1 0 1 3 5 8 5 5 10


8. Names of the Head of the Department and Chairperson-BoS:

S. No. Name of the Department Name of the HoD / Chairperson -BoS

1 Law Prof.Y.Satyanarayana - Chairperson

2 Law Dr.J.Uma Rao – HoD

9. No. of Supporting Staff of the Institute : 05




Total 01 02 03

11. Supporting Staff Recruited during the year : 01

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Programme 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year Total

BA.LLB (Hons) 15 10 7 4 8 44

BBA.LLB (Hons) 25 20 9 14 29 97

LLB (Hons) 3 3

Grand Total 43 30 16 18 37 144

M.Phil / Ph.D Programmes :: NIL



Designation Specialization Category Country of origin

01 Prof.S.S. RamaraoPappu

Sr. Professor of Philosophy, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio

Law & Philosophy

Visiting India







18. Expert Lectures Delivered by SoL Faculty:


01. Prof.Y.Satyanarayana Interlocutory Orders – A Comparative Legal Perception and Impleadment of Third Parties vis-à-vis Doctrine of Dominus Litus

District Court, Visakhapatnam

August,2017

02. Prof.Y.Satyanarayana “We the People” on working of Indian Constitution and the need of any drastic changes to the Constitution

Times of India Group, Vsp

25.01.18

03. Prof.Y.Satyanarayana Role of ethical committee in research institutes

GITAM Dental Col-lege & Hospital

31.3.2018

04. Dr.J.Uma Rao Sexual Harassment at work place

District Training Centre

15.09.2017



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UGC & GITAM Surrogacy Moral, Ethical, Social & Legal Implications – A Study with special reference to Banguluru, Chennai, Hyderabad and Visakhapatnam.


a) Research Projects : Nil

b) Research Publications :



c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil



Examination Results

Program Students


Five Year Integrated B.A., LL.B., (Hons.)

I Semester 15 14 09 05 64.29

II Semester 15 15 09 06 60

III Semester 09 09 09 00 100

IV Semester 09 09 08 01 88.89

V Semester 08 08 08 00 100

VI Semester 08 08 08 00 100

VII Semester 07 07 07 00 100

VIII Semester 07 07 07 00 100

IXSemester 07 07 07 00 100

XSemester 07 07 07 00 100

Program Students

Enrolled Appeared Passed Failed Pass

Five Year Integrated B.B.A., LL.B., (Hons.)

I Semester 25 25 22 03 88

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II Semester 25 25 21 04 84

III Semester 20 20 13 07 65

IV Semester 20 20 16 04 80

V Semester 10 10 04 06 40

VI Semester 10 09 05 04 55.56

VII Semester 12 12 11 01 91.67

VIII Semester 12 12 11 01 91.67

IXSemester 26 26 26 00 100

XSemester 26 26 26 00 100

Program Students

Enrolled Appeared Passed Failed Pass

Three Year LLB (Hons.)

I Semester 03 03 03 00 100

II Semester 03 03 03 00 100


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9.8. GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research

1. Name of the Institute GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research2. Year of Establishment 20153. Principal Prof. S. P. Rao4. Vice Principal Prof. M. Jai Prakash Babu5. Medical Superintendent Prof. P. Syama Prasad6. Courses / Programmes

and subject Combinations offered

M.B.B.S.


Name of the Program YearM.B.B.S. 2017




No. of faculty 24 9 33 20 8 28 48 42 90 92 59 151No. of faculty with Ph.D. 2 2 4 - - - - - - 2 2 4


S.No Name of the Department Name of the HoD & Chair Person- BoS1 Anatomy Dr. A. Himabindu2 Physiology Dr. G. Subba Rao3 Biochemistry Dr. D. S. S. Girijavani4 Pharmacology Dr. B. Ramesh5 Pathology Dr. K V Murali Mohan6 Microbiology Dr. P Hema Prakash7 Forensic Medicine Dr. T. V. Naga Raja8 Community Medicine Dr. Sanjeev Kumar9 General Medicine Dr. M. Appa Rao

10 Paediatrics Dr. Y. V. Harischandra11 TB & Chest Dr. K. Raju12 Dermatology Dr. Farzana13 Psychiatry Dr. Ravneet Kaur14 General Surgery Dr Dwarakanath N15 Orthopedics Dr. Amar Vishal 16 E.N.T. Dr. P. J. Sudhakar17 Ophthalmology Dr. P.Veena

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18 Obstetrics & Gynaecology Dr. S. V. Varalakshmi19 Anaesthesiology Dr. D. Vijaya Kumar Rao20 Radio Diagnosis Dr. B. K. Durga Prasad

10. a) No. of Staff of Principal’s office : 09

b) Staff of Medical Superintendent’s Office: 05

11. a) Recruitment of Teaching Staff during the year 2017-18 :

S. No. Cadre Male Female Total1 Professor 6 2 82 Associate Professor - 2 23 Assistant Professor 46 46 924 Distinguished Prof. 1 - - Total 53 50 103

12. No. of Supporting Staff Recruited during the Year : 118


Programme Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th year TotalMBBS 150 150 150 150 -- -- 450


S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization Country of origin 1. Dr. T. Ravi Raju Distinguished

ProfessorMD,

DM- NephrologyIndian

15. Recharging programmes organized for the faculty during the year:

Programme No of Programmes No of faculty attended

Workshops

Clinical Trials : Design and Analysis Procedures from 20th to 22nd July 2017 75

2) Live Workshops on Therapeutic indications of Botulinum toxin in Neurology on 25th Nov 2017 150

16. Faculty recharging programmes attended during the year :

Programme No of programmmes No of faculty attended Faculty Development / Refresher programmmes 05 09Workshops 13 39National conferences / Seminars 03 04International conferences / Seminars 01 01

17. Number of endowment / guest/ distinguished / CEO lectures organized: Nil

18. Expert lectures delivered by GIMSR faculty


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S. No Name of the faculty Title of the lecture Host Institute Date 1 Dr. B. Ramesh

Professor and HOD Pharmacology

Novel Approaches for pharmacotherapeutics

GEMS, Srikakulam 29-10-2017

2 Dt.T.V.Nagaraja Professor and HOD Department of Forensic Medicine

Surrogacy and Medico Legal Aspects

Andhra Medical College, Vizag

26-03-2017

3 Dr. Nitin Mohan Asst. professor Microbiology

Recent advances in diagnostic techniquesin Microbiology

An update on Sterilization controls

New CDC guidelines for screening & diagnosis of HIV

Zonal Continuing Dental Education, GITAM Dental College

Zonal CME for Post Graduate Students , Great Eastern Medical School, Srikakulam

Vizag Pathologists and Microbiologist Meet

16th September 2017

22nd October 2017

16th March 2018

4 Dr. P. Hema Prakash Kumari Professor and HOD Microbiology

Sensitivity and Specificity of IVgeneration rapid diagnostic tests in screening of HIV infection

Vizag Pathologists and Microbiologist Meet

16th March 2018

5 Dr. B.K.Durga Prasad Professor and HOD Radiology

Radiology in Oncology

Role of Music in Imaging

Dept.of Biochemistry,

GITAM Institute of Science

3-02-2018

10-02-2018

19. Development Projects funded by UGC . DST. DBT, ICSSR, ICPR and Others : Nil

20. Research Profile of the Department

a) Research Projects :

S. No Name of the Faculty Title Funding Agency

Status (ongoing /

completed )1 Mr. Syed Illias Basha

Asst. professor Pharmacology

Wound healing property of Naturally occurring compounds and their Nano derivatives in Rats

Self Ongoing

2 Dr. K.V. Kalyan Associate Professor Biochemistry

Yoga and its Outcome based on biochemical and molecular evidences in diabetic patients

AYUSH Ongoing

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3 Dr. A.L.Manohari Asst. Professor Biochemistry

Ms. Sai Hrudaya SamhithaAkondi (3rd MBBS Student)

STS PROJECT – A study of association of Vitamin D with serum lipids in patients with Type 2 diabetes

STS ICMR Completed

4 Dr. P. Hema Prakash Kumari Ms. Madhu Bhavana (3rd MBBS Student)

A study on bacterial vaginosis and antibacterial susceptibility pattern of asymptomatic UTI in pregnant women at a tertiary Care Hospital, Visakhapatnam

STS ICMR Completed

5 Dr. P. Vijaya Lakshmi Mr. Amar sahas (3rd MBBS)

Detection of Carbapenem and colistin resistant GNB in tertiary Care Hospital, Visakhapatnam, India

STS ICMR Completed

6 Dr. S. P. Rao Monitoring and Surveillance of Hypertension in Urban Slum through community ownership programmes

ICMR Ongoing

b) Research papers


c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil



Examination Results

Program Students


MBBS

Phase – II 118 118 117 1 99.15


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9.9. GITAM Institute of Nursing, Visakhapatnam

1. Name of the Institute GITAM Institute of Nursing2. Year of Establishment 20163. Principal/ Director Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi

4.

Courses / Programmes offered

UG Programmes:B.Sc Nursing, 4 year Degree coursePG Programmes: NursePractitioner inCriticalCare (NPCC)Post graduateresidency program 2 year PG coursePh.D. Programmes : Not Applicable for current year

5.Latest Revision of the Curriculum

Name of the Program YearNot applicable, the Institute has to follow INC syllabus only for both UG and PG courses -



M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty Nil 2 2 Nil 2 2 Nil 6 6 Nil 10 10No. of faculty with Ph.D. Nil 1 1 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil 1 1

7. List of Departments and Names of the Heads of the Departments / Chairperson-BoS:


1 B.Sc NursingProf. S. Kanakalakshmi

2 M.Sc NPCC


9. Recruitment of Teaching Staff during the Year : Nil

10. No. of Supporting Staff recruited during the year: 01


Programme Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th year Total

B.Sc. Nursing 60 60 25 85

M.Sc. Nursing 5 5 5



13. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D.during the year: Nil .


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Orientation Programmes to CNE at APNMC 1 9

Workshops 1 9



Workshops 1 10







b) Research Publications: Nil

c) Books Edited : 01

d) Patents: Nil



Examination Results

Program Students


B.Sc.(Nursing)

I Year 28 28 28 0 100


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9.10 GITAM School of Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam

1. Name of the Institute GITAM School Of Gandhian Studies2. Year of Establishment 20163. Director I/c Dr. B. Nalini4. Courses / Programmes

and subject Combinations offered

BA Social Science MA Applied Psychology MA English Language and Literature Ph.D. Programmes : Applied Psychology Applied Philosophy


Name of the Program YearBA Social Science 2017MA English Language and Literature 2017MA Applied Psychology 2017



S.No Name of the Department Name of the HoD & Chair Person- BoS

1 Department of Applied Psychology Dr. N. Deepa Mohan

2 Department of Humanities & Social Sciences Dr. B. Sangeeta

3 Centre for Languages Dr. Rositta Joseph




BA (SocialScience) 30 30 30 20 80

M.Sc (AppliedPsychology) 15 15 14 29

M.A English 10 8 8

Grand Total 55 53 44 20 117


S.No Dept2016-17 2017-18 Total

FT PT FT PT1 AppliedPsychology 2 1 3

Total: 2 1 3

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Applied Psychology1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. N, Deepa Mohan

4. Programs on offer: M. A. in Applied Psychology M.Phil & Ph. D. in Applied Psychology, Certificate inPsychometrics



Asst. Professor

Grand Total


No. of faculty - - - 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 3

No. of faculty with Ph.D. 1 1 1 1 2 3



1 Prof. Jay Wenger Professor Social Psychology Visiting USA

2 Prof. Sudhir Kakar Professor Psychoanalysis Honorary India

3 Prof. Anand Paranjpe Professor Indian Psychology and philosophy

Adjunct Canada



Ph.D. 01 -




National Conferences/Seminars 3 3 (1 in each)




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11. Expert Lectures delivered by GSGS faculty:


1. Dr. N. Deepa Mohan Stress and Need for counseling services

IIM Visakhapatnam

17/7/2017

2. Dr. N. Deepa Mohan Diagnosing depression

in employees Brandix 24/11/17

3. Dr. N. Deepa Mohan Social engagement Interpersonal relationships

HPCL 21/12/2017

4. Dr. N. Deepa Mohan Building Happiness and Optimism HPCL 2/2/185. Dr. N. Deepa Mohan Superwoman syndrome GITAM Dental

College8/3/2018



1 under UGC 1 as coguide with GIMSR , under AYUSH

Completed. Granted in 2017, ongoing




Status

1. Dr. N. Jhansi Rani Effect of Yoga in Diabetes Ayush Ongoing

b) Research Papers:



c) Books :


1 Chapters in Books 2 2

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Humanities and Social Sciences1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Gandhian Studies


3. Name of the Head: Dr. B. Nalini

4. Programs on offer: BA Social Science




No. of faculty - - - - - - 1 2 3 1 2 3

No. of faculty with Ph.D. - - - - - - - 2 - - 2 2


S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization Category Country of origin

1. Prof. Rama Rao Pappu Professor Philosophy Honorary Professor

USA

2. Dr.Savita Singh Former Director, Gandhi Smriti & Darshan Samithi

Gandhian Studies

Honorary Fellow

India

3. Prof. Sambasiva Prasad SRF Philosophy Adjunct India

4 Dr. Raja Kumari T S SRF Sociology Adjunct India

7. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil /Ph.D during the year: Nil





Workshops 01 02



ShortTermTrainingProgram (STTP) 01 01



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11. Expert Lectures delivered by GSGS Faculty:


1. Dr. B. Sangeeta Stress in the life of Doctors GIMSR September, 2018

2. Dr. B. Sangeeta Cyber Psychology Andhra University 15-12-2018

3. Dr. B. Sangeeta Adolescence Urivi Charitable Trust 04-01-2018

4. Dr. Sasikala A S The History of India Fintech Academy, GIM 06-03-2018

5. Dr. Sasikala A S Gandhian Philosophy Fintech Academy, GIM 12-03-2018




b) Research Papers:


Research Publications in Refereed Journals 01 - 01

c) Books :


1 Chapters in Books 02 978-81-246-0916-3

155

Centre for Languages1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM, School of Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam


3. Name of the Head: Dr. Rositta Joseph Valiyamattam

4. Programs on offer: M.A. English Language and Literature

PG Diploma in Functional Hindi and Translation

CertificateCourses:Hindi,Sanskrit,Telugu,FrenchSpanish,German, Japanese, Mandarin, Soft Skills, Professional English Communication, Gandhian Literature.




No. of faculty - - - - - - 1 3 4 1 3 4

No. of faculty with Ph.D. - - - - - - 1 3 4 1 3 4



1. Prof. Y. Lakshmi Prasad

Member, Central Hindi Committee,

Hindi Language and Literature

Honorary India

7. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D.during the year: Nil.



Workshops 2 - 1.Ten Day Workshop on Professional Hindi – September 20172. Six Day Workshop on Technical Writing in English – December 2017

All Faculty along with a Total of 95 Delegates

9. Faculty recharging programs attended during the year: 02


11. Expert Lectures delivered by GSGS faculty: Nil





156

b) Research Papers:



c) Books:


1 Chapters in Books 1 With ISBN

2 Books edited 1 With ISBN




ProgramStudents


BA(Social Science)

I Semester 38 32 9 23 28.13

II Semester 38 31 21 10 67.74

III Semester 32 30 13 17 43.33

IV Semester 28 27 20 7 74.07

V Semester 20 19 12 7 63.16

VI Semester 14 14 14 0 100.00

2. PG Programs :

MA(Applied Psychology)

I Semester 15 12 10 2 83.33

II Semester 14 14 12 2 85.71

III Semester 11 9 8 1 88.89

IV Semester 9 9 9 0 100.00

MA(English)

I Semester 8 7 6 1 85.71

II Semester 7 7 6 1 85.71

157


1. Name of the Institute GITAM School of Technology


3. Principal Prof.Ch.Sanjay

4. Vice Principal Dr.M.Akkalakshmi


B.Tech Programmes:

Aerospace Engineering

Civil Engineering

Computer Science & Engineering

Electronics & Communication Engineering

Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering

Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Information Technology

Mechanical Engineering

M. Tech Programmes:

Computer Science & Technology

Data Science

PSA

CADME

VLSI

Ph.D. Programmes :

Civil Engineering

Computer Science Engineering








B.Tech – CE, CSE, ECE, EEE, EIE, IT, ME 2015

M. Tech 2015


158




1 Aerospace Engineering Dr.N.V.Swamy Naidu

2 Civil Engineering Dr.B.S.R.K.Prasad

3 Computer Science & Engineering Dr.S.Phani Kumar

4 Electronics & Communication Engineering Dr.K.Manjunathachari

5 Electrical & Electronics Engineering Dr.P.Vasudeva Naidu

6 Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering Mr.S.Ram Prasad

7 Information Technology Dr.M.Akkalakshmi

9 Mechanical Engineering Dr.P.Eshwaraiah

10 Chemistry Dr.G.Rambabu

11 English Dr.Y.Prabhavati

12 Mathematics Dr.K.Maruthi Prasad

13 Physics Dr.R.Balaji Rao

9. Staff of Pro VC’s/Principal’s Office : 18


S. No. Cadre Male Female Total1. Assistant Professor 1 1 2

Total 1 1 2

11. Recruitment of Supporting Staff : Nil

12. Student strength during the year 2017 - 18:

Branch Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year TotalAeronautical 30 18 19 14 13 64Civil 30 23 6 8 35 72CSE 660 660 660 600 360 2280ECE 240 240 206 211 360 1017EEE 30 21 11 11 22 65MECH 60 51 50 75 165 341Total 1050 1013 952 919 955 3839

M.Tech.CST 5 3 5 8PSA 5 4 4 8

159

VLSI 10 6 5 11Data Science 5 4 5 9CAD ME 5 1 1

Total 30 18 19 37Grand Total 1080 1031 971 919 955 3876

13. Ph.D Programmes:

Name of the DepartmentMale Female Total

FT PT T FT PT T FT PT T

Civil Engineering 1 4 5 0 1 1 1 5 6

Computer Science & Engineering 3 18 21 0 9 9 3 27 30

Electronics & Communication Engineering 0 18 18 0 11 11 0 29 29

Electrical & Electronics Engineering 2 4 6 0 1 1 2 5 7

Information Technology 0 1 1 1 3 4 1 4 5

Industrial Engineering 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1

Mechanical Engineering 2 17 19 1 5 6 3 22 25

TOTAL 8 63 71 2 30 32 10 93 103

F T: Full Time, P T: Part Time, T: Total


160

Aerospace Engineerng

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad2. Year of Establishment 20113. Name of the Head Dr. N.V.Swamy Naidu4. Programmes offered UG Programmes:

B.Tech (AerospaceEngineering)




No. of faculty 1 - 1 - - - 5 1 6 6 1 7

No. of faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 - - - - 1 1 1 1 2


07. No. of Supporting staff of the Dept: 02



10. Faculty recharging programs attended during the year: Nil

11. Number of Endowment/Guest/Distinguished/CEO Lectures Organized: NIL

12. Expert Lectures delivered by GU faculty: NIL



a) Research Projects: Nil.




c) Books : NIL

d) Patents: NIL


a) Industrial Consultancy: Nil

b) Material Consultancy: Nil


161

Civil Engineering1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad2. Year of Establishment: 20103. Name of the Head: Dr. B.S.R.K.Prasad4. Programs on offer: B.Tech. (CivilEngineering) Ph.D. (CivilEnginering)5. Faculty in the Department:



6. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty: Nil7. No. of Supporting staff : 038. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D.during the year: Nil



Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedWorkshops 1 20



11. Number of Endowment/Guest/Distinguished/CEO Lectures Organized: 112. Expert Lectures delivered by GST faculty: Nil13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department: a) Research Projects: Nil b) Research Papers:



c) Books: Nil d) Patents: Nil15. Consultancy: Nil16. Collaborations: Nil


162

Computer Science and Engineering1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad2. Year of Establishment 20093. Name of the Head Prof. S.Phani Kumar4. Programmes offered UGProgrammes:B.Tech (CSE)

PGProgrammes:M.Tech (CST)Ph.D.Programmes :Ph.D (CSE)


Designation Professor Associate Professor Asst. Professor Grand TotalM F T M F T M F T M F T

No. of faculty 1 - 1 2 - 2 29 34 63 32 34 66No. of faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 2 03 01 04

6. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty: Nil7. No. Supporting Staff: 158. Number of Scholars awarded Ph.D.during the year:

Degree Submitted AwardedPh.D. 02 NIL


Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 04 186Workshops 01 24


Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 10 49Workshops 01 24National Conferences/Seminars 01 05International Conferences/Seminars 02 02

11. Number of Endowment/Guest/Distinguished/CEO Lectures Organized: 0312. Expert Lectures delivered by GST faculty: Nil13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department : a) Research Projects: Nil b) Research Publications:


c) Books : Nil d) Patents: Nil15. Consultancy: Nil16. Collaborations:

MoU with Virtusa Feb. 2018 to Feb. 2019; MoU with IIT Madras from February 2017 to till date.

163

Electronics and Communication Engineering

1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head Prof. K. Manjunathachari

4. Programmes offered UGProgrammes: B .Tech (Electronic andCommunicationEngineering)

PGProgrammes: M .Tech (VLSI)

Ph.D. Programmes : ECE





S. No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization Category Country of origin

1 Lt.Gen.N.K.Kohli Honorary Professor

Signal Processing

Honorary India







Workshops 1 1





164




Workshops 1 1



12. Expert Lectures delivered by GST faculty:


1. Dr. K. Manjunathachari Image processing VBIT,Hyderabad 18-8-2017

2 Dr. K. Manjunathachari Content Based Image Retrieval

St.Peters Engineering College

06-09-2017

3 Dr. K. Manjunathachari Internet of Things Sree Nidhi Institute of Technology

04-10-2017

4 Dr. P. Trinath Rao Key note speakar VBIT 10-6-2017

5 Dr. P. Trinath Rao Plenary Speaker Cambodia 14-10-2017

Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: Nil



b) Research Publications :



c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil


16. Collaborations: M.Tech (ElectronicDesignandAutomation)withC-DAC,Hyderabad.

165

Electrical & Electronics Engineering1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad2. Year of Establishment 20093. Name of the Head Dr. P. Vasudeva Naidu4. Courses / Programmes and

subject Combinations offeredUG Programmes:B.Tech Electrical &Electronics EngineeringPG Programmes: M.Tech (Power systemsAutomation)Ph.D. Programmes : Electrical & Electronics Engineering



M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty - - - - - - 10 2 12 10 2 12No. of faculty with Ph.D. - - - - - - 01 - 01 01 - 01

6. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty: Nil7. No. of Supporting staff : 058. Number of Scholars awarded Ph.D.during the year: Nil9. Recharging programs organized for the faculty during the year: Nil

Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedFaculty Development Programmes 01 12


Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 3 25


11. Number of Endowment/Guest/Distinguished/CEO Lectures Organized: Nil12. Expert Lectures delivered by GST faculty: Nil13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department: a) Research Projects: Nil b) Research Publications:



c) Books: Nil d) Patents: Nil15. Consultancy: Nil16. Collaborations: Nil


166

Electronics and Instrumentation Engg1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Mr.S.Ram Prasad


B.Tech. (Electronicsand InstrumentationEngineering)



Asst. Professor

Grand Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty - - - - - - 6 1 7 6 1 7No. of faculty with Ph.D. - - - - - - - - - - - -



8. Number of Scholars awarded Ph.D.during the year: Nil.







12. Expert Lectures delivered by GST faculty: Nil




b) Research Papers: Nil

c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil



167

Information Technology1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Prof. M. Akkalakshmi


B.Tech (IT)

M.Tech. (DataSciences)



M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty - 1 1 - - - 8 6 14 8 7 15No. of faculty with Ph.D. - 1 1 - - - - - - - 1 1



8. Number of Scholars awarded Ph.D. during the year: Nil




Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 5 6International Conferences/Seminars 4 4






b) Research Papers:


c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil




168


1. Name of the Institute & Campus GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad2 Year of Establishment 20093 Name of the HoD Dr.P.Eshwaraiah4 Courses / Programmes and

subject Combinations offeredUG Programmes:B.Tech (MechanicalEngineering)PG Programmes: M.TechComputer Aided Design Manufacture and Engineering (CADME)Ph.D. Programmes : Ph.D in Mechanical Engineering

5 Number of Faculty 38




S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization Category Country of origin 1 Prof.V.Ganeshan Professor Design Adjunct India




Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedWorkshops 1 21National Conferences/Seminars 2 6


Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 9 9Workshops 6 8National Conferences/Seminars 3 3International Conferences/Seminars 21 7



169

S. No.

Name of the Faculty Title of the Lecture Host Institute Date

1 Prof.Ch.Sanjay Panel Member, Scoonews Global Educators Fest, Global Educators Fest 2017, New Delhi

Global Educators Fest, Global Educators Fest 2017, New Delhi

18th-19th

August, 2017

2 Prof.Ch.Sanjay 2nd Int. Conference on Chip, Circuit-ry, Current, Combustion & Compos-ites, Bengaluru

Bengaluru 16th -17th

Nov, 2017

3 Prof.Ch.Sanjay International Conference & Expo on Aerospace & Aeronautical Engineering, Abu Dhabi. – Co chair & Keynote Speaker

Aerospace & Aeronau-tical Engineering, Abu Dhabi

26th – 27th, Feb 2018

4 Prof.Ch.Sanjay Guest of Honor & Panel Member, International Conference on Work Life Balance, Scientists & Engineering Wing

Prajapita Brahma Ku-maris Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya, Mount Abu, Rajasthan

26th - 30th

May, 2017







c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil




170

Chemistry1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Dr. Rambabu Gundla


B.Sc. (Chemistry)

B.Sc.(Hons)Chemistry

M.S c Chemistry ((Pharmaceutical)

Ph.D.



Asst. Professor

Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty - - - 03 - 03 13 1 14 16 01 17

No. of faculty with Ph.D. - - - 03 - 03 13 1 14 16 01 17









12. Expert Lectures delivered by GST Faculty:


Title of the Lecture Host Institute Date

1 Dr.G.Rambabu Computer Aided Drug Design and Discovery

Abeda Inamdar Senior College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Pune

07.04.2017

2 Dr.G.Rambabu Drug Design and development

JNU Delhi 07.09.2017

171


Funding Agency Details of the ProjectUGC-DAE-BARC • Funding agencyUGC-DAE-BARC,Collaborative research projectwith

Radiochemistry Division, BARC, Mumbai.• Studies on lanthanides, actinides (U andTh) and toxic elements using

nano-particlebasedsolidadsorbentsandneutronactivationanalysis(NAA) Dr. P. V. Nagendra Kumar




AgencyStatus

(ongoing / completed)

1 Dr.P.V.Nagendra Kumar

“Studieson lanthanides, actinides (Uand Th) and toxic elements using nano-particle based solid adsorbents and neutronactivationanalysis (NAA)”

UGC-DAE-BARC Ongoing

b) Research Papers:


c) Books :

S.No. Description No. With ISBN Without ISBN1 Books authored 1 1 -

d) Patents:

S.No.

Name of the Faculty

Title of the Invention

Type(Indian/

International)

Patent No.& Agency Status Date of

Grant

1. Dr.G.Rambabu Pesticidal Compositions and Processes Related Thereto

International US 9,615,576 B2

Granted 2017




172

English1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Prof. Prabhavati Y.

4. Programs on offer: Nil.



Asst. Professor Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty - 1 1 1 1 2 4 12 16 5 14 19No. of faculty with Ph.D. - 1 1 1 1 2 1 9 10 2 11 13







Workshops 1 25





Workshops 4 4




12. Expert Lectures delivered by GST faculty :


1. Dr. Prabhavati Y. Innovative Methods in English Language Learning

Geethanjali College of Engineering and Technology

Jan 17, 2018

173

2. Dr. Prabhavati Y.(ResourcePerson)

Refresher Course in Soft Skills

UGC-Human Resource Development Centre (AcademicStaffCollege)

Aug 4, 2017

3. Dr. Prabhavati Y.(ResourcePerson)

Refresher Course in English Language Teaching

UGC-Human Resource Development Centre (AcademicStaffCollege)

July 20-21, 2017

4. Dr. T. Joseph Ratna Jayakar

Importance of English and its impact on Students

Mahindra Academy of Mahindra & Mahindra, Zaheerabad

Sept. 5, 2017

5. Dr. K. V. Madhavi Writing Papers for Publishing

Department of Business Management, Osmania University, Hyderabad

March 25, 2017

6. Dr. M. Gouri Introduction to Semiotics

National Institute of Design(NID),Kurukshetra,Haryana

Aug 14-18, 2017







c) Books :

S. No. Description No. With ISBN Without ISBN

1 Chapters in Books 2 2 Nil

2 Books edited 1 1 Nil

d) Patents: Nil




174

Engineering Mathematics1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad2. Year of Establishment: 20093. Name of the Head: Dr. K. Maruthi Prasad4. Programs on offer: Ph.D. 5. Faculty in the Department:


M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 1 - 1 1 - 1 14 3 17 16 3 19No. of faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 1 - 1 14 3 17 16 3 19

6. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty: Nil7. No. of Supporting staff: 028. Number of Scholars awarded Ph.D.during the year:


9. Recharging programs organized for the faculty during the year: Nill10. Faculty recharging programs attended during the year:


11. Number of Endowment/Guest/Distinguished/CEO Lectures Organized: 0112. Expert Lectures delivered by GU faculty: Nill13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: Nill14. Research Profile of the Department: a) Research Projects:



Status

1. Dr. Siva Reddy Sheri

NumericalTechniquesofHeat andMassTransferProblems inMHDflows

UGC Completed

b) Research Papers:


c) Books :

S.No. Description No. With ISBN Without ISBN1 Books authored 2 2 --

d) Patents: Nill15. Consultancy: Nill16. Collaborations: Nill

175

Physics1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad


3. Name of the Head: Dr. Balaji Rao Ravuri

4. Programs on offer: Ph.D.



M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 1 - 1 2 - 2 7 4 11 10 4 14No. of faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 2 - 2 7 4 11 10 4 14





Ph.D. - 1




Workshops 01 01


International Conferences/Seminars - 03


12. Expert Lectures delivered by GU faculty:




S.No.

Name of the Faculty


Status

1. Prof. R. Balaji Rao Design of Nanostructured Electrode and Electrolyte Materials for Bulk type sodium ion Batteries: Potential alternatives to Li-ion batteries

NOVAL Research Board, DRDO

Ongoing

2. Dr. P. M. Swarup Raj Fabrication and study of superconducting nanorods

DST – ECR (AsPI)

Ongoing


176

b) Research Papers:



c) Books / (Print / Electronic): Nill

d) Patents: Nill

15 Consultancy: Nill

16 Collaborations: Nill


Program Students


B.Tech I Semester

Aerospace Engineering 18 18 14 4 77.78






B.Tech II Semester







B.Tech III Semester




177




B.Tech IV Semester







B.Tech V Semester







B.Tech VI Semester







B.Tech VII Semester





178











Dual DegreeB.Tech+M.Tech IX Semester


2. PG Programs :

Program Students


M.Tech I Semester

Computer Aided Design Manufacture and Engineering 1 1 1 0 100.00

Computer Science & Technology 3 3 3 0 100.00


Power Systems & Automation 4 4 4 0 100.00

VLSI Design 6 6 5 1 83.33

M.Tech II Semester

Computer Aided Design Manufacture and Engineering 1 1 1 0 100.00




VLSI Design 6 6 6 0 100.00

179

9.12 Hyderabad Business School, Hyderabad

1. Name of the Institute Hyderabad Business School, Hyderabad


3. Dean and Director Prof. Y. Lakshman Kumar

4. Programmes offered PG Programme:

MBA (DualSpecialization);Specializationsoffered:Marketing,Finance, HRM, Operations & Supply Chain Management, Business Analytics, International Business

UG Programmes:

BBA

BBA (ManagementAccounting)

B.Com (Hons.)



MBA 2017

BBA;BBA (MA);BCom (Hons.) 2017





No. of faculty 2 0 2 3 3 6 4 2 6 9 5 14


7. Name of the Department and Head / Chairperson-BoS:


1. Hyderabad Business School Prof. Y. Lakshman Kumar

8. No. of Supporting Staff in Director’s Office : 01

9. Recruitment of Teaching Staff : Verify





Total 08 05 13



180


Branch Intake 1st Year 2nd Year Total

B.Com (Hons)-ACCA 30 30 30

BBA 60 55 55

BBA-CIMA 40 40 40

MBA 60 60 58 118

Grand Total 190 185 58 243


2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 Total


- - 1 9 - 7 - 8 1 15 - 15 - - 1 7 - - 64


S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization Country of origin

1. Prof. G. Jayanth Adjunct Faculty Finance India

2. Prof. K.V.S.Krishna Mohan Adjunct Faculty Operations Management

India







Workshops 2 17






Workshops 1 15


181


Short Term Training Program (STTP) 1 1


17. Expert Lectures delivered by HBS faculty:


1. Dr. R Radhika Research Medhodology Osmania University 7 April 2017





1 Dr. R. Radhika Impact of Demonetization on the MicrofinanceSector andFinancialInclusion of Poor.

Indian Institute of Banking and Finance

Completed

b) Research Papers:



c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil


21. Collaborations:

- Dr. Rajagopal, Nodal Faculty, EGADE Business School, Mexico, for faculty development and seminar courses for students

- Wadhwani Foundation, for initiating a student entrepreneurship cell

- BYST (BharatiyaYuvaSakthiTrust), a subsidiary ofCII, to promoteentrepreneurship

- AMDISA (for the InternationalConference)

- NSEAcademy for launchingBBA (FinancialMarkets) programme


182


ProgramStudents


B.Com. (Hons.)

I Semester 35 35 16 19 45.71

II Semester 34 31 16 15 51.61

BBA

I Semester 68 63 24 39 38.10

II Semester 66 61 42 19 68.85

BBA (Management Accounting)

I Semester 42 41 30 11 73.17

II Semester 41 39 35 4 89.74

2. PG Programs :

ProgramStudents


MBA

I Trimester 111 111 73 38 65.77

II Trimester 106 106 96 10 90.57

III Trimester 106 100 96 4 96.00

IV Trimester 52 52 51 1 98.08

V Trimester 58 57 49 8 85.96

183

9. 13 GITAM School of Sciences, Hyderabad

1. Name of the Institute GITAM School of Science, Hyderabad


3. Principal Prof. G.A.Rama Rao

4. Programmes offered UG Programmes:

B.Sc (Hons.)Chemistry forDr.Reddys

B.Sc (Hons.)ChemistrywithMathematics andComputerScience

B.Sc (Statistics,Mathematics andComputerScience)

B.Sc (Physcis,Mathematics andComputerScience)

PG Programmes

M.ScChemistry (Pharmaceutical)



M.Sc 2016

B.Sc (Hons.)Chemistry 2017



Total


No. of faculty - - - - - - 5 3 8 5 3 8

7. No. Staff of Principal’s Office : 02


Branch Intake 1st Year Total

B.Sc (PhysicsChem,Stat) 40 40 40

Grand Total 40 40 40


10. Research Profile :

a) Research projects: Nil

b) Research papers :



c) Books : Nil


184

d) Patents: Nil


12. Collaborations:

• Birla Institute of Technology,

• MESRA,

• Maharishi Aravind College of Paharmacy-Rajasthan

• University of Taipei, Taiwan.

• IIT - Hyderabad


ProgramStudents


B.Sc. (Physical Science)

I Semester 23 22 5 17 22.73

II Semester 23 23 3 20 13.04

B.Sc. (Hons.) (Chemistry – I)

I Semester 228 226 131 95 57.96

II Semester 228 224 101 123 45.09

III Semester 175 175 132 43 75.43

IV Semester 175 175 89 86 50.86

B.Sc. (Mathematics Science)

I Semester 24 24 18 6 75.00

II Semester 24 24 16 8 66.67

185

9.14 GITAM School of Pharmacy, Hyderabad

1. Name of the Institute GITAM School of Pharmacy, Hyderabad


3. Principal Prof. G Shiva Kumar

4. Programmes on offer B. Pharma.



B Pharma 2018





No. of faculty 1 Nil 1 Nil Nil Nil 2 1 3 3 1 4

No. of faculty with Ph.D. 1 Nil 1 Nil Nil Nil 2 1 3 3 1 4

7. No. Supporting staff of the Institute : 05


UG Programmes

Branch Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year Total

Pharmacy 10 9 -- 9

Grand Total 10 9 -- 9


10. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D. during the year: Nil .










186

14. Expert Lectures delivered by GSP faculty:

S.No. Name of the Faculty Title of the Lecture Host Institute Date1. Dr. Rakesh Barik Know Yourself Indore Institute of Pharmacy,

Madhya Pradesh12th Jan 2018

2. Dr. R. Vasanthi Drug design by Docking studies

Nalanda college of Pharmacy, Nalgonda, T.S

20th March 2018



a) Research Projects:Nil



Research Publications in Refereed Journals 10 10 -

c) Books :


1 Chapters in Books 1 978-93-85046-09-4

d) Patents: Nil




Program Students


B.Pharmacy

I Semester 14 14 14 0 100.00

II Semester 14 14 10 4 71.43

187


1. Name of the Institute GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru


3. Director Prof. K. Vijaya Bhaskar Raju

4. Assistant Principal Dr. Ajay Kumar Mandava

5. Programmes offered B.Tech Programmes:

Civil Engineering





Ph.D. Programmes :

Civil Engineering



Engineering Chemistry

Engineering Physics

Engineering Mathematics



B.Tech – CE, CSE, ECE, EEE & ME 2015

M. Tech 2015




1 Civil Engineering Prof. P C Pandey

2 Computer Science & Engineering Prof. Prahlada Rao B.B

3 Electronics & Communication Engineering Prof. T.N.Ruckmongathan

4 Electrical & Electronics Engineering Mr.S.V.Phanidhar (Coordinator)

5 Mechanical Engineering Dr. T Nageshwara Rao

6 Engineering Chemistry Dr. Ratnakaram Venkata Nadh

7 Engineering English Dr. Manju Jose


188

8 Engineering Mathematics Dr. Bolineni Venkateswarlu

9 Engineering Physics Prof. N.V. Krishna Prasad

9. Staff of Director / Principal’s Office : 01






Total 24 26 50

11. No. Supporting Staff Recruited : 07

12. Student Strength during the year 2017-18:

Branch Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year Total

B.Tech Programme

Civil Engg. 30 30 49 19 26 124

CSE 240 240 240 95 85 660

ECE 120 120 120 67 120 427

EEE 30 14 0 0 11 25

Mechanical Engg. 60 60 60 32 84 236

Grand Total 480 464 469 213 326 1472

M. Phil/ Ph.D Programmes:

S.No Dept2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 Total

FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT

1 CE -- -- -- 1 -- -- 1 -- 2

2 CSE -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 7 7

3 ECE -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1 1

4 Maths -- -- -- 1 1 -- -- 2 4

5 Physics -- 1 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1

6 Chemistry -- -- -- -- -- -- 1 4 5

7 Env Science -- -- -- -- 1 -- -- -- 1

Total: 1 2 2 2 14 21

189

Civil Engineering1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru Campus 2. Year of Establishment: 20133. Name of the Head: Prof. P C Pandey4. Programs on offer: B.Tech PhD5. Faculty in the Department:


Asst. Professor

Grand Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 4 - 4 - - - 1 5 6 5 5 10No. of faculty with Ph.D. 4 - 4 - - - - - - 4 - 4


S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization Category Country of origin 1 Dr. Dipanjan Basu Associate

professorGeoTechnical Engineering

Honorary University of Waterloo, Canada.



9. Recharging programs organized for the faculty during the year: 2017-18







b) Research Papers:



c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil




190

Computer Science and Engineering1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM school of Technology, Bengaluru Campus2. Year of Establishment: 20123. Name of the Head: Dr. Prahlada Rao B B 4. Programs on offer: ● B.Tech ● PhD5. Faculty in the Department:


Asst. Professor Grand Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 2 - 2 - - - 9 21 30 11 21 32No. of faculty with Ph.D. 2 - 2 - - - - - - 2 - 2

6. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty: Nil7. No. of Supporting staff: 038. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D.during the year: Nil .9. Recharging programs organized for the faculty during the year:




11. Number of Endowment/Guest/Distinguished/CEO Lectures Organized: Nil12. Expert Lectures delivered by GST faculty: Nil13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department: a) Research Projects: Nil b) Research Papers:


c) Books : Nil

d) Patents:

15. Consultancy:

16. Collaborations: With DELL-EMC

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Electronics and Communication Engineering1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru Campus


3. Name of the Head: Prof. T.N. Ruckmongathan


B.Tech

Ph. D.



Asst. Professor

Total


No. of faculty 1 - 1 - - - 7 9 16 8 9 17

No. of faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 - - - 1 1 2 2 1 3





10. Faculty recharging programs attended during the year: 03










b) Research Papers:




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c) Books :


1 Books authored 1 978-620-2-19710-6

d) Patents:


Title of the Invention

Type(Indian/

International)

Patent No.& Agency

Status Date of Grant

1. Dr. Mandava Ajay Kumar

Bet Sensing Apparatuses and Methods

US Patent App. 14/988,533

Granted 6th July 2017



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Electrical and Electronics Engineering1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru campus


3. Name of the Head : Venkata Phanidhar Sudani


B.Tech. (Electrical andElectronicEngineering)



Asst. Professor

Total


No. of faculty - - - - - - 5 - 5 5 - 5

No. of faculty with Ph.D. - - - - - - - - - - - -






Workshops 1 1










c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil

16. Consultancy: NIL

17. Collaborations: NIL


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Mechanical Engineering1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru Campus


3. Name of the Head: Dr. T Nageswara Rao


B.Tech. (Mechanical)



Asst. Professor

Total


No. of faculty 1 - 1 2 - 2 11 3 14 14 3 17

No. of faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 2 - 2 - - - 3 - 3







Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes

2 4

Workshops 2 2






b) Research Papers:



c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil


16. Collaborations: Design ICT Academy

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Engineering Mathematics1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru Campus


3. Name of the Head: Dr. B. Venkateswarlu

4. Programs on offer: M.Phil Ph.D.



Grand Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty - - - 1 - 1 6 4 10 7 4 11No. of faculty with Ph.D. - - - 1 - 1 5 4 09 6 4 10


7. No. of Supporting staff:



Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedNational Conferences/Seminars 01 11



11. Number of Endowment/Guest/Distinguished/CEO Lectures Organized: Nil12. Expert Lectures delivered by GST faculty: Nil13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department:

a) Research Projects: Nil b) Research Papers:


c) Books : Nil d) Patents: Nil15. Consultancy: Nil16. Collaborations: Nil


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Engineering Physics1. Name of the Institute & Campus: School of Technology, Bengaluru Campus2. Year of Establishment: 20123. Name of the Head: Prof. NV Krishna Prasad4. Programs on offer: Ph.D. 5. Faculty in the Department:


Asst. Professor

Grand Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 1 - 1 1 - 1 5 - 5 7 - 7No. of faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 1 - 1 5 - 5 7 - 7

6. Details of Adjunct / Visiting / Honorary Faculty: Nil7. No. of Supporting staff: 028. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D.during the year: Nil 9. Recharging programs organized for the faculty during the year: Nil10. Faculty recharging programs attended during the year:

Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedInternational Conferences/Seminars 2 2


12. Expert Lectures delivered by GST faculty: 01


1. Dr. Akshaya Kumar Swain Graphene Magnetism VIT Vellore Dec, 2017

13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department: a) Research Projects: Nil b) Research Papers:


c) Books :


d) Patents: Nil15. Consultancy: Nil16. Collaborations: Nil

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Engineering Chemistry 1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru Campus


3. Name of the Head: Dr. Ratnakaram Venkata Nadh


Ph.D.



Asst. Professor

Grand Total

M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 1 - 1 - - - 8 3 11 9 3 12No. of faculty with Ph.D. 1 - 1 - - - 8 3 11 9 3 12











S.No

Name of the Faculty Title of the Lecture Host Institute Date

1 Prof. R.Venkata Nadh

Biopolymers: Processing, Characterization and Utilization

National Seminar on Recent Trends in Chemistry & Physics of Materials, S.R.R. & C.V.R. Govt. Degree College, Vijayawada

September 15th & 16th 2017


2D-NMR in under-standing stereoiso-mers

National Symposium on “Stereochemical Characterisation of Vital Molecules”, JKC College, Guntur.

18-09-2017

3 Prof. R. Venkata Nadh

Fuels from Food Waste

Faculty Development Programme on ‘Innovations in Renewable Energy Harvesting and Environment Friendly Process Technologies for Sustainable Development’

23-10-2017 to 04-11-2017


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UV-Visible Spectroscopy

Faculty Development Workshop on Cluster Electives in Chemistry organized by Nodal District Resource Center in association with S.R.R. & C.V.R. Govt. Degree College, Vijayawada

28th and 29thNov’17


Analysis of Drugs, Food, Dairy Products & Bio-Chemical Analysis

Guest lecture at P.B. Siddhartha College of Arts & Science

27/11/2017

7 Dr.R. Jaya Kumar Iyer

Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy

Handled theory and practical sessions on at SACON, Coimbatore during a Training programme

13-17 March 2017


Assessment of inorganic contamination status of Indian marine ecosystemusing fishasan indicator

National Seminar on Advanced Zoology and Research, PG Department of Zoology, Adhyaman arts and science college for women. Oothangarai

22nd

September 2017

13. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: Nil14. Research Profile of the Department: a) Research Projects:

S.No.

Name of the Faculty Title Funding

Agency Status


Evaluation of biochemical responses to environmental contaminants as biomarkers in the fishesofAndhraCoast

SERB- DST

Ongoing


Assessment of e-waste toxicity using Earthworm species (Eisenia fetida).

UGC Ongoing

3 Dr. H. Manjunatha

Low temperature synthesis of carbonophosphates, [Na

3M(CO

3)(PO

4),M=Mn,FeandCo ], a family of

high capacity, multi-electron transfer, redox cathode materials for stationary energy storage systems

DST -ECR Ongoing

4 Dr.Ch.Srilakshmi

Synthesis and characterization of mixed metal oxide catalysts

DST -INSPIRE

Ongoing

b) Research Papers:

Description Total National InternationalResearch Publications in Refereed Journals 11 11 -

c) Books : Nil d) Patents: Nil16. Consultancy: Nil17. Collaborations:

As a part of MOU with Salam Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History, Ministry of Environment, Forests & Climate Change, Govt. of Inida, DST project of Dr.Jayakumar Iyer project was executed.

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English1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru Campus



4. Programs on offer: Nil.



Asst. Professor

Total


No. of faculty - - - - 1 1 4 1 5 4 2 6

No. of faculty with Ph.D. - - - - 1 1 3 1 4 2 3 5









Workshops 1 3






a) Research Projects: b) Research Papers: Nil c) Books:



d) Patents: Nil




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Examination Results 1. UG Programs : (Bengaluru)

ProgramStudents


B.Tech I Semester






B.Tech II Semester






B.Tech III Semester






B.Tech IV Semester






B.Tech V Semester

201






B.Tech VI Semester






B.Tech VII Semester













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9. 16 Bengaluru School of Management Studies

1. Name of the Institute Bengaluru School of Management Studies, Bengaluru


3. Principal/ Director Prof.M.V.Rama Prasad

4. Programmes offered UG Programmes:

BBA

IMBA

PG Programmes:

MBA

Ph.D. Programmes :

M.Phil (FT&PT)

Ph.D (FT&PT)



MBA 2017




No. of faculty 01 - 01 - - - 02 03 05 03 03 06

No. of faculty with Ph.D. 01 - 01 - - - 01 01 02 02 01 03

7. Name of the Department and Head Chairperson-BoS :


1 Management Studies Prof.M.V.Rama Prasad





Total 01 00 01

10. Recruitment of Supporting Staff during the year : Nil


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Branch Intake 1st Year 2nd Year TotalBBA 30 30 30IMBA 20 17 17MBA 20 20 20 40


M.Phil/Ph.D Programmes

S.No Dept2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 Total

1 BSMS 03 NIL NIL NIL 032

Total: 03 NIL NIL NIL 03



1 Mr.Sanjay Shukla Founder/ CMD

Finance Adjunct India

2 Mr.Muralidhar Professor Finance Visiting India

3 Mr.Vivek Sharma Manager Finance Visiting India

4 Mrs. Jayalakshmi Assistant Professor

Finance Visiting India



Ph. D. 01 01




Workshops 2 4



Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 04 04National Conferences/Seminars 02 04International Conferences/Seminars 02 04



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17. Expert Lectures delivered by BSMS GU faculty: Nil


19. Research Profile of the Department : Nil





c) Books : Nil


1 Chapters in Books 1 1 -

d) Patents: Nil




ProgramStudents


BBA

I Semester 29 29 9 20 31.03

II Semester 29 28 12 16 42.86

IMBA

I Semester 21 20 9 11 45.00

II Semester 19 19 14 5 73.68

2. PG Programs :

MBA

I Trimester 20 20 18 2 90.00

II Trimester 20 20 18 2 90.00


IV Trimester 22 22 22 0 100.00

V Trimester 22 22 22 0 100.00

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9.17. GITAM Centre for Distance Learning

1. Name of the institute : Centre for Distance Learning


3. Director : Prof. T. Srinivas

4. Joint Director : Prof. M.V. S. Chandrasekhar Rao

5. Core Faculty : 4

6. Course coordinators : 12


8. programmes offered and enrolment for the year 2017-18 :

S.No Name of the course 2017-181. MBA 12762. MBA (HR) 5843. M.Sc Biotech 354. M.A English 8495. M.A Economics 3506. M.Com 7187. MCA 1118. B.A 75949. B.Com 10536

10. P.G. Dip. in Commun. Skills 1911. Dip. in Env. & Sust. Mgmt 1012. Diploma in Computer Applications 4813. Diploma in Communicative English 6

Total: 22136

9. Learner Support Services: The courseware of all the programmes consists of printed course material, face-to-face interaction (weekend / personal contract programmes), assignments andselect video lectures. The learners are given academic calendar at the time of admission which contains detailed schedule of academic / evaluation activities for the entire year and they are advised to strictly follow the schedule. The learners are also informed of all these activities throughwebsite,notificationsreleasedfromtimeto timeandadvertisement throughnewspapers.Learners can also interactwith theCDL through telephone (landline /mobile), visitingwebsiteof the CDL and directly with the staff. The Centre for Distance Learning sends SMS messages on scheduled activities at least once a fortnight so that interaction with Centre and the learner is assured. HelplineandHelpdeskprovide suchconnectivity, information requiredandclarificationof doubts. Thus pre-admission and post admission counseling are ensured.

10. Online Learning: Streaming of lectures (live and recorded), information dissemination andassignment submission are the important learning activities being offered. During 2010-11, these activitieswere confined toMBA programme. From the academic year 2011-12 onlinelearning facility is extended to M.Sc Biotechnology program also.


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All the activities in CDL starting from admissions to evaluation are totally computerized. Student portal is created in the CDL website for lending student support services.

Student data like fee payment details, Internal marks, External marks, etc are available in student portal. Hall tickets can also be downloaded from the website.

11. New programmes proposed for the year 2018-19:

It is proposed to offer the following programmes from the academic year 2018-19 after receiving the DEB approval:

a)M.A (Telugu) b)M.A (PublicAdministration) c)M.A (PoliticalScience)

d)M.A (JournalismandMassCommunication) e)BBA

f).B.Com (Computers) g). B.Sc (Computers) h)B.A (SpecialTelugu)

The recognition process is in progress and the material preparation is nearing completion.

CDL – December 2017 Examinations Results

Level Programme2015 2016 2017 IV Sem

Students Appeared Passed Students

Appeared Passed Students Appeared Passed Students

Appeared Passed

PG MBA 724 607 490 405 1154 1005 354 315PG MBA (HR) 281 233 208 178 530 457 151 132PG M.Sc Biotech 21 17 28 18PG M.A English 484 422 760 600PG M.A Economics 166 141 300 252PG M.Com 356 305 648 536PG MCA 18 17 79 71 85 74UG BA 3343 2791 4483 3505 6952 5371UG BCOM 2519 2094 4968 4068 9604 8100PG-DIPLOMA

P.G. Dip. in Commun. Skills 16 14

DIPLOMA Dip. in Env. & Sust. Mgmt 10 9

DIPLOMADiploma in Computer Applications 37 29

DIPLOMADiploma in Communicative English 6 5

Contents

1. Introduction 01

2. The Emblem 02


4. GITAM 04



7. Central Facilities 42


9. Academic Profile of Constituent Institutes 66





9.5 GITAM School of International Business, Visakhapatnam 174




9.9 GITAM School of Nursing, Visakhapatnam 209

9.10 GITAM School for Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam 212


9.12 Hyderabad Business School 260

9.13 School of Science, Hyderabad 264


9.15 Bengaluru School of Management Studies 290


It is my pleasant duty to present the 10th Annual Report of GITAM (Deemed to be University)for the year 2016-17. The academic, co-curricular and other related developmental activitiesalong with the achievements of GITAM have been presented in a concise manner.

While the consistent progress recorded by GITAM (Deemed to be University) during thepast decade is creditable, the A+ Grade awarded by NAAC in the second cycle gives usa sense of fulfillment and also a direction to march further to become a global leaderin higher education. It is a matter of great satisfaction that GITAM Centre for DistanceLearning (CDL) has been ranked with 5-star rating among the top distance educationinstitutions of India.

During the year, GITAM entered into MoUs with Lancaster University – UK, Cardinal Stritch,Central Michigan and Stanford Universities from USA, BARC, Mahatma Gandhi Cancer Hospitaland Research Centre, Indian Institute of Chemical Technology, Central Institute of PlasticsEngineering and Technologies and many other reputed institutions for mutual collaborationin teaching, research and training.

GITAM has introduced several new academic programmes like M.Tech. (Cyber Forensics& Information Security), MBA FinTech, M.Arch., (Sustainable Architecture) LL.M, M.Sc.(Pharma Chemistry) and M.Sc. (Nurse Practitioner in Critical Care).

GITAM organized a number of national and international seminars and conferences. Severalstudent-centric activities such as Bioinvida, Tesla – 2K17, Techcellence 3.0, Mech Utsav,ISTE- Young Scientist Summit, Incepto-2K17, Pramana, Lakshya, etc. have been organizedby GITAM Institutes.

It is heartening to note that a sizeable number of GITAM graduates have been gainfullyemployed during the year. Reputed organizations like TCS, Accenture, Microsoft, IBM, Amazon,Oracle, Virtusa, SBI etc., visited GITAM and recruited over 2600 graduates through campusplacements.

I am beholden to Dr MVVS Murthi, President, GITAM; Prof K Ramakrishna Rao, Chancellor,GITAM and the Board of Management for all the support.

GITAM is poised to continue its unrelenting march with steadfast commitment in upholdingits values and realizing its vision.

(M.S. Prasada Rao)

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1. Introduction

Tenth Annual Report (2016 – 2017)

The Tenth Annual Report of GITAM (Deemed to be University) is presented herewith. The Government ofIndia, on the advice of the University Grants Commission, declared GITAM as a Deemed to be Universityunder Section 3 of UGC Act, 1956 vide Notification No. F.9-37/2006-U.3, dated 13 August 2007.


This is in compliance with clause iii of Rule 20 of the Memorandum of Association of GITAM (Deemed tobe University) as amended in terms of the UGC (Institutions Deemed to be Universities) Regulations, 2010.

Sd/-REGISTRAR


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2. The Emblem



• The kindling light with its bright rays represents GITAM and its many faculties of study spreading theentire universe. The light of knowledge is pure and can kindle million more lights, thus spreadingthe effulgence beyond horizons, dispelling the darkness of ignorance in the entire globe.

• The unfathomable sea stands for the ocean of knowledge. The ocean represents the vast region ofknowledge which GITAM strives to help all those who wish to master it.

• The dolphins reflect friendliness, intelligence and unity. We are marching forward with the firmdetermination to remain at the forefront among top centers of learning, teaching and research.

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Vice-Chancellor : Prof. M.S. Prasada Rao

Pro-Vice Chancellor, GITAM Visakahapatnam : Prof. K.Siva Rama Krishna



Principal, GITAM Institute of Technology : Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad

Principal, GITAM Institute of Science : Prof. K. Aruna Lakshmi

Director, GITAM School of International Business : Prof. V. K.Kumar

Principal, GITAM Institute of Management : Prof. P. Sheela



Director, GITAM School of Law : Prof. Y. Satyanarayana

Principal, GIMSR : Dr. S.P. Rao



Principal, GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad : Prof. Ch. Sanjay



Director, GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru : Prof. K. Vijaya Bhaskar Raju

Director, Bengaluru School of Management Studies : Prof. M.V. Rama Prasad

Dean, Bengaluru School of Management Studies : Prof. Sarit Kumar

Registrar : Prof. M. Potharaju

FA & CAO : Sri K.V. Gupta


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4. GITAM

Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management, known as GITAM, was established in 1980 by a groupof eminent intellectuals and industrialists under the leadership of Dr. M.V.V.S. Murthi, with the objective ofpromoting quality higher education in various disciplines. In 2007, it was declared as a Deemed to be Universityu/s 3 of the UGC Act, 1956. Over the last 37 years, GITAM has achieved many milestones and establisheda mark of its own in the field of higher education.

Today, GITAM has three picturesque campuses at Visakhapatnam, Hyderabad and Bengaluru with 15 Institutes,10 Faculties, 52 Departments and 10 Research Centres. GITAM has been offering 147 UG, PG and Doctoralprogrammes in diverse fields such as Technology, Science, Pharmacy, Architecture, Management, InternationalBusiness, Social Sciences, Languages, Law, Medicine, Nursing and Gandhian Studies.

The Centre for Distance Learning, established in 2009, has been successfully offering 13 UG, PG and Diplomaprogrammes in Literature, Management, Science and Social Sciences. GITAM Centre for Distance Learninghas been ranked with a 5-star rating among the top distance education institutions of India as per the analysisdone by CAREER CONNECT-July 2017, based on various parameters.

With over 20,000 regular full-time students, 1200 research scholars and well over 60,000 students in distancemode hailing from almost all parts of the country, GITAM has emerged as one of the biggest deemed tobe universities in the State of Andhra Pradesh. GITAM has well qualified and committed faculty numberingover 1250 in the three campuses put together. A sizeable number of the faculty have research and industrialbackground and more than 40% are Ph.Ds.

Over the years, GITAM has established state-of-the-art infrastructure comprising well laid-out buildings foradministration, academic departments and central facilities at the three campuses. A fully air-conditionedCentral Library, known as Knowledge Resource Centre, is equipped with digital library, e-learning centre andreprographic facilities. The libraries in the three campuses have a rich collection of over 34 lakh books includinge-learning resources, periodicals, national and international journals. In order to strengthen the applicationof Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in academics, research and administration, GITAMestablished a sophisticated data centre with a super-computer with 10G backbone and high-end Wi-Fi networkwhich covers all the three campuses.

The faculty members have undertaken major research projects with financial assistance from funding agenciessuch as UGC, DST, DBT, DAE, DRDO, CSIR, MoES and BARC. In addition, several research projects sponsoredby industrial organizations/corporate houses like HPCL, NTPC, VSP, VPT, Dr. Reddy’s Labs and other organizationsare being implemented. Further, in order to facilitate advanced research in focused areas, 10 research centershave been established. GITAM publishes several in-house research journals. Further, GITAM developed abio-pesticide, GITAM Trishul, with financial assistance from NABARD which has resulted in better yields inabout 2000 acres. Students are encouraged to take up independent research to bring out their latent talents.So far, 16 patents have been awarded and another 52 patents are under different stages of processing.The faculty members have also undertaken several consultancy assignments in government and non-governmental organizations.

GITAM instituted scholarships and fellowships for meritorious UG & PG students. GITAM Science Activity Centreprovides an exclusive platform to nurture creativity and inculcate scientific temperament among students.Kalakrithi, a cultural forum, provides a platform for the students to exhibit their literary, artistic and culturaltalents.

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GITAM started a “Teacher Skill Development Fund” allocating one per cent of its annual budget to meettravel and living expenses of teaching faculty deputed for visits abroad to update their knowledge and skills.An exclusive Industry Institute Interaction Cell has been established to identify the needs of the industryand offer solutions with the help of expertise available in GITAM. Several collaborative academic programmeshave been introduced in association with industry. Industries such as IBM, Ericson, Dr. Reddy’s Labs, etc.,have sponsored laboratories useful for research in different fields.

GITAM’s high standards are well recognized by multinational corporations in IT, Banking and other sectorsacross the country. GITAM is proud to place on record that it has achieved substantial placement of its graduatesin almost all programmes through campus recruitments. The students from GITAM pursuing higher studiesare preferred for admissions to reputed national and international universities.

GITAM has entered into tie-ups with leading international universities. It has also signed several collaborationagreements with renowned IT companies like IBM, TCS, Oracle, etc., to impart training in IT skills to thestudents. As a part of its initiative to upgrade the skills of both teaching and supporting staff, GITAM establisheda Centre for Learning and Sustainability, which organized several faculty and skill development programmes.GITAM introduced Best Teacher, Best Researcher and Best Supporting Staff Awards which are presentedto teachers, researchers and staff respectively to recognize and encourage their outstanding performance.

The faculty and students undertook several extension activities through NSS, NCC, Rotaract Club, YoungGuns of India (YGoI), Red Ribbons Club and ENACTUS. GITAM has created ‘GITAM Social Responsibilityand Disaster Management Fund’ by transferring two per cent of its gross revenue every year to organizerelief measures in emergencies.

It is a matter of great pride and satisfaction that the Alumni of GITAM have been occupying important positionsin government, administration, industry and research organizations across the globe. Periodic alumni re-unionmeetings are organized by GITAM, both in the country and abroad.

The ultimate challenging task today is to take GITAM to the global league of universities in a timeframeof 10 years. This calls for a relook and focused attention on several parameters of the value matrix suchas innovative curriculum and pedagogy, productive research, competent faculty, meritorious students, world-class infrastructure and reforms in governance and administration to promote efficiency, flexibility and innovation.To attain its vision, GITAM identified sixteen strategic objectives under four transformational themes in itsperspective plan known as Vision 2025, which charts the growth of GITAM in the coming years.

Recognizing the holistic education that GITAM is imparting, the Ministry of Human Resource Development,Govt. of India, ranked GITAM as Category-‘1’ University among deemed universities. The University GrantsCommission accorded 12-B status to GITAM enabling teachers and researchers to receive UGC grants undervarious schemes. The Institute of Technology, a constituent unit of GITAM, has been provided funds underTechnical Education Quality Improvement Programme-II (TEQIP-II) for implementation of various programmes.Further, the departments of Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering and Environmental Studies are coveredunder FIST programme for strengthening infrastructure in laboratories. Several of the young faculty membersgot funding from DST under Fast Track Scheme.


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The year 2016-17 has been rewarding for GITAM in terms of response to the various programmes offeredby the University, rating of GITAM by various reputed agencies, MoUs with various globally known institutionsand industry majors, research output by the faculty, augmenting of infrastructure, and astounding placementrecord. GITAM has been awarded A+ Grade by National Assessment & Accreditation Council (NAAC) inFebruary, 2017.



GITAM celebrated its 36th Foundation Day and honoured Prof. Chintamani Nagesa Ramachandra Rao, anawardee of Bharat Ratna, an authority on Solid State and Structural Chemistry who published over fifty booksand 1630 research papers and who has been conferred honorary doctorate by about 60 universities. Heguided nearly 160 Ph.D. scholars. The Foundation Day Award included a plaque and Rs. 10 lakh. He deliveredan inspiring lecture on ‘Place of India in the world of Science – Where does it belong’.

On the occasion, awards were presented to Best Teaching, Research and Administrative staff and Best StudentSpeakers who demonstrated leadership.

Seventh Convocation – GITAM Visakhapatnam

Seventh Convocation of GITAM was held on 20 August 2016. Dr. Madhavan Nair Rajeevan, Secretary ofEarth Sciences, Govt. of India was the Chief Guest, who was conferred honorary Doctor of Science and hedelivered the convocation address. Along with him, Former Chief Justice of Supreme Court of IndiaS. Rajendra Babu; Dr. Nirmal Kumar Ganguly, Former Director General of Indian Council of Medical Researchand Music Maestro Ilaiyaraja were conferred honorary doctorates.

During his inspiring convocation address, Dr. Madhavan Nair Rajeevan appealed to the young graduates touse their knowledge and experience to improve the quality of life of Indians and bring scientific and technologicaldevelopment in the country.

Convocation at GITAM Hyderabad

Dr. S. Christopher, Secretary, Department of Defence R&D and Director General, DRDO was the Chief Guest,who delivered convocation address at Hyderabad on 18 September 2016. He called upon the young graduates,doctoral students and faculty to involve themselves in nation building by generating creative knowledge thatshould make India a developed nation.

MoUs Entered

GITAM entered into MoU with different institutions during the year. Some of the important among themare : TCS, Mumbai; United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF); Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Limited, Hyderabad;Salim Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History(SACON), Coimbatore; Central Institute of Tool Design,Hyderabad; IBM India Pvt. Ltd.; National Institute of Technology, Kisarazu College, Japan; Bhabha AtomicResearch Centre (BARC), Mumbai; Mahatma Gandhi Cancer Hospital & Research Institute , Visakhapatnam;Indian Institute of Chemical Technology, Hyderabad; Central Institute of Plastics Engineering & Technology

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(CIPET), Vijayawada; Department of Radiation Oncology, Stanford University School of Medicine Palo Alto,CA, USA; University Hospital Basel, Switzerland; Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority(APCRDA),GoAP, India; Lancaster University , UK; M/s Clavita Pharma Private Limited; Exaintelligence incTokyo, Japan; and Central Michigan University, USA.

• NAAC Accreditation (Cycle-2): The NAAC peer team evaluated the functioning of GITAM from 20th

to 22nd February, 2017 and accredited it with “A+” grade. GITAM is one of the very few universitiesaccredited with “A+” grade.

• GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences and Research : For the benefit of the needy people,GIMSR has introduced the following schemes for pregnant women and senior citizens.

Savithri Prashutha Pathakam: Under this scheme, pregnant women are provided minimum 5 freecheck-ups during the pregnancy period in addition to the following services:

• Free for any mode of delivery (normal or surgical).

• Free treatment and immunization for the new born till one year of age.

• Free food and transport to the registered pregnant women and to an attendant.

• Fixed deposit of Rs.1,000/- for 10 year period for the child.

• Free ambulance service for the patient.

Pattabhishekham Senior Citizen’s Health Scheme: All senior citizens over 60 years of age canenroll in the scheme. Under this scheme, the following facilities are provided:

• Free specialist and super-specialist check up throughout life.

• 70% concession on laboratory investigation and on surgical treatment. Free diet for the patientand to one attendant during hospital stay.

• School of Nursing: To meet the increasing demand for qualified nurses, GITAM established a Schoolof Nursing in GIMSR campus at Visakhapatnam to offer B.Sc. Nursing programme from the academicyear 2016-17.

• GITAM School of Gandhian Studies: Centre for Gandhian Studies has been upgraded to Schoolof Gandhian Studies, to offer various UG, PG, Diploma and Certificate programmes in social sciencesand Gandhian philosophy. A Centre for Languages has been set up in the School which offers a rangeof Indian and foreign language programmes to the students.

• GITAM Fin Tech Academy: A Fin Tech academy has been started in the Institute of Managementto offer programmes in finance with technology inputs.

• New Programmes Introduced: Keeping in view the current needs of industry, several UG and PGprogrammes were introduced. Some of the important PG programmes introduced are:

• M.Tech. (Cyber Forensics and Information Security) at Visakhapatnam and Bengaluru Campuses.

• M.Sc. Biotechnology and M.Sc. Pharma Chemistry at Hyderabad campus.


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• MBA (Fin Tech), LLM and M.A. English Language and Literature at Visakhapatnam campus

• Skill Development Centres: GITAM established several skill development centres in all the threecampuses to enhance the employability skills of students in several domains. Some of the skill centresestablished in the three campuses are:


• Skill development centre in collaboration with BARC

• Autodesk centre in collaboration with EDS technologies

• Automotive club

• Aero modeling club

• Programming club

Hyderabad Campus

• Hitachi Solutions CoE (Microsoft ERP and CRM products)

• Virtusa/Polaris CoE in Quality Assurance

• IBM Software Lab (Big Data, Cloud Computing & IT Security)

• Cisco Networking Academy

• DBMS Lab in collaboration with IIT Madras

• Advanced Manufacturing Technologies Lab (CAE/CAD/CAM)

Bengaluru Campus

• Robert Bosch Automation Lab

• EDS Technologies and Dassault Systemes

• SAK-Robotics

• Incubation Centres: A Business Incubation Centre was established in association with RenB Solutions(P) Ltd for the benefit of management students. A Technology Business Incubation Centre was alsoestablished for the benefit of Engineering, Science and Pharmacy students. These centres have beenfurther strengthened to impart entrepreneurial skills to the students. A total of thirty five startupslike Crazy Heads, TAP Arch, Gammon Entertainment, etc. in the area of Web Services, Product Development(Smart Shoe), Entertainment, Finance, etc. have been established by the students.

GITAM has taken up several other novel initiatives like establishing Intellectual Property Rights Cell,Research Forum, Cloud Computing Facility, Super Computer, G-Learn, a web based software to enhancethe teaching-learning process, besides strengthening Central Research Laboratory for interdisciplinaryresearch and Advanced Research Laboratory for research in cancer biology, nano-science, new drugdelivery, etc.

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Infrastructure: The infrastructure of GITAM has been further strengthened in 2016-17 by completingvarious construction projects, bringing them to usage.


A Road Underpass, with 35 M long dual carriageways, under the 100 Ft. Yendada-Rushikonda Road,has been completed, facilitating direct pedestrian and motorable access between the main campusand the GIMSR campus.

Hyderabad Campus

Auditorium Block has been completed with a plinth area of 14,492 sq.m.

ICT Block has been completed with a plinth area of 26,964 sq.m.

Canteen block has been completed with a plinth area of 1,650 sq.m.

Bengaluru Campus

Auditorium in Academic Block, Shivaji Bhavan with 1,000 seating capacity has been fully furnishedand commissioned.

Two sheet roofed blocks have been completed with a floor area of 505 sq.m. to accommodate twofood courts.

Seminars and Conferences

GITAM organized several national and international seminars and conferences during2016-17. Prominent among them are:

• International Conference on AP BIO-2017

• National Conference on Advances in Communication Technologies (NCACT-2017)

• 3rd International Conference on Innovations in Automation and Mechatronics Engineering -2016

• International Conference on “Condition Monitoring-2016”

• 53rd Annual Convention of Chemists (ACC-2016) in association with Indian Chemical Society

• Fourth International Hindi Conference in association with Hindi Sangam Foundation, USA andLoknayak Foundation

• 3rd International Conference on Applied Economics and Finance (ICAEF), in association with IndianEconometric Society

• National Conference on New Trends in Multidisciplinary Research and Practices

• International Conference on Peace on Earth and Space for Global Security and Human Development

• National Seminar on Nanodrugs-Creating New Value to Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients

• National Seminar on Techniques in Healthcare, Disease and Environmental Monitoring


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• National Conference on Cost, Finance, Taxation and Accounting: Issues and Challenges

• National Seminar on 3D Printing: A Tool for Future Manufacturing Trends, Opportunities, Challenges& Applications

• National Seminar on Current Concepts and Research Areas in Diagnosis and Management ofTobacco- related Cancers

• National Seminar on Innovations in Social Engineering

• International Conference on Innovations and Advancements in Computing

In addition to the above, the institutes organized a good number of symposiums, workshops, guest/expert lectures, etc., on several specialized topics.

Student Activities

• Bioinnvida 2.0: The students of Biotechnology Department of GIT organized Bioinnvida 2.0, a two-day technical fest on 24th and 25th of March, 2017. The main themes of the event were “Climate Change”and “Food Security”. The fest included 7 unique segments, namely, Guest lectures, HR Talks, Workshops,Panel Discussion, Art expo, Technical and non technical events. Workshop on Food Technology exposedthe students to the practical aspects of food quality and assurance while the panel discussion about“Sustainable Food Security in the era of climate change” put forth the views of experts on food security.A multitude of technical events such as Evolution, Best from Waste, Incognito together with non- technicalevents like Mister Writer, Quiz and Treasure hunt were the highlights of the fest.

• Tesla-2K17: GITAM branch of Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (India) conducted one-day technical fest, called Tesla-2K17 on 27th March, 2017. Modern automation techniques like SCADA,SAS, etc., and their importance in sub-station management were explained in the technical talks besidesthrowing light on protection systems, difficulties and hazards involved, cost and safety considerationsin sub-station management. The fest also organized a tech expo where students displayed technicaland innovative projects followed by events like Circuitrix, Just a minute, and Think and Reflect.

• Techcellence 3.0: Techcellence was the annual fest conducted by GITAM student chapter of Associationfor Computing Machinery (ACM) on 14th and 15th March, 2017. A large number of computer sciencestudents from various universities and colleges participated. The fest offered a wide range of competitiveevents in the technical and non-technical fields and provided a platform for students to step out oftheir curriculum and exhibit their latent talents and abilities in different fields.

• Praudyogiki-2K17: GITAM student chapter of Computer Society of India (CSI) organized a two-dayNational Technical Symposium ‘Praudyogiki-2K17’ with the theme of ‘Digital Andhra Pradesh’ on 13th

and 14th February, 2017. Over 600 engineering students across the city participated in the symposium.Technical events like folder locks, code marathon, code mania, code chef, kode-kode had churnedthe students’ thinking capability while non-tech events like couch potato, blue sky, link arts and trustme encouraged several students to actively take part in them. Workshops on “.NET” and “Cloud computing”were the highlights of the symposium.

• Mech Utsav (Technical Fest): The students of Mechanical Engineering Department organized theirannual technical fest, Mech Utsav 2016-17, on 30th and 31st December, 2016. The technical eventsincluded “Science of Stupid” wherein students had to guess the logic behind the science video clip

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shown, “Contraptions”, which demanded students to create a chain of energy conservations, ̀ Full Throttle’,a technical event tested the participants’ knowledge on the buggy (nitro car) that they built and “Funkfrom Junk”, a non-technical event challenged the creative abilities of the participants pushing themto make something useful out of common junk, ̀ Carving’ and Vocomaster, were other interesting non-technical events.

• ISTE - Young Scientist Summit: GITAM Student Chapter of Indian Society for Technical Education(ISTE) organized an event Young Scientist Summit-2K17 on 18th March, 2017 providing students anopportunity to exhibit their creative talents, innovative and practically applicable ideas. This was atwofold event consisting of Tech-expo and Youth Conclave where students exhibited their physical andvirtual models. The most promising and innovative models were judged, based on their originalityof the project, creativity of presentation, innovativeness of the idea and technical merit.

• Incepto-2K17: IEEE Student Chapter of GITAM organized a two-day orientation programme on 2nd

and 9th July, 2017 for the benefit of the students. This orientation programme covered opportunitiesand benefits of IEEE membership. An interactive session was conducted with the students to cleartheir doubts and promote IEEE benefits. A Recruitment Drive was also conducted to form a core teamwhich is divided into various groups. The candidates were tested on the basis of their managerialand technical abilities.

• Aeromodeling Club: GITAM Aeromodelling Club (GAMC) was started in Mechanical EngineeringDepartment with the objective of training students on ‘Designing, Fabrication and Flying of Light WeightRC-Planes’. GAMC has created a platform for the students to interact on the current developmentstaking place in designing, making and flying of RC Planes. A three-day workshop was conducted forthe members of the club in which nuances of flight design and flying skills were shared. An Aerobaticsshow was put on display by the club and a Tricoloured (Indian national flag) RC-Plane did splendidmoves in air on the Republic Day celebrations of GITAM on 26th January, 2017.

• Autodesk Design & Engineering Club: This Club in the Department of Mechanical Engineeringorganized Autodesk Design Now Competitions on 19th July, 2016 and also a hands-on workshop incollaboration with Autodesk.Inc on 31st March, 2017 for the benefit of 3rd year students of MechanicalEngineering. Training programmes were also organized on Autodesk Fusion-360 software for the benefitof faculty and students of Mechanical Engineering department.

• Engine Technology Internship: This was the first of its kind conducted in GITAM on 5th February,2017 by the Society of Automotive Engineers of GITAM in collaboration with Rectangle Technologiesin which students from GITAM and Vignan actively took part and gained theoretical and hands-onexperience on engines and recent technologies in the market.

• Innovative Product Competition: A competition named ‘Innovative Product’ was conducted on 29th

December, 2016 by the Society of Automotive Engineers of GITAM in which various teams of studentsfabricated their unique designs which are useful to the society and had never been invented before.

• ASCE Student Chapter Activities: The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) is one of thepremier engineering societies in the world. ASCE Student Chapter was started at GITAM which organizeda number of events including a National Civil Engineering Student Conference-2016 with the themeof ‘Sustainable Infrastructure’ on 26th and 27th September, 2016. This conference included two workshopson STADD Pro-workshop from Bentley and Revit Architecture workshop from CADD Centre.


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• GITAM Excellence Meet (GEM): The 18th GEM was organized on 9th and 10th December, 2016 withthe theme “Celebrating Togetherness”, which focused on the significance of overcoming barriers anduniting the youth for national and global progress. GEM is a very popular, annual national level youthfest, which offers an exceptional platform for youth to exhibit and hone their diverse talents. GEMis entirely organized and managed by the students of GIM, who function as a corporate body by thename GEM Inc., 2016.

• GSIB Fest-2017: Students of GITAM School of International Business organized GSIB Fest 2K17 during3-4 February, 2017 as part of an annual event. Management students across India participated invarious management events. Finance event was organized on the first day which was all about stocktrading where participants were allowed to buy or sell stocks with Rs. One Crore virtual money. Onthe second day, a series of events such as Marketing Mystique, Globe Arena and Business Plan wereorganized.

• International Immersion Programme: This event exposes the students of GSIB on aspects likehow to do business outside India, how markets function in other countries and how other culturesinterface business practices. This year GSIB students visited Dubai Jabel Ali Port; had a technical visitto Shuwaika Crushers located at Ras Al Khaima n Fujaira. They also had an interactive program withUniversity of Wollongong at Dubai. 65 students of GSIB participated in the immersion programmefrom 20-26 February, 2017.

• GIM Enactus-2016: GIM Enactus adopted Peddipalem village in Visakhapatnam district. A pilot studywas conducted in the village by the students to know the problems. Enactus gives an opportunityto the student teams to understand the important concepts like economics, entrepreneurship, financeand business ethics. Regional and national competitions are conducted for the teams to present theresults of their projects which are evaluated by business leaders serving as judges.

• Eco Club: GITAM Institute of Management established an Eco Club out of concern for environmentand biodiversity. The members are actively involved in creating awareness about Olive Ridley TurtleConservation, celebration of World Whale, Dolphin and Sparrow Days and distribution of Eco-GaneshIdols to the faculty, students and the public.

• GITAM CII Yi Yuva Event: Young Indians (Yi) is an integral part of the Confederation of IndianIndustry (CII). GITAM Yi Yuva Chapter was registered with 140 students this year which organizedlectures on scope of entrepreneurship in Visakhapatnam, peace and non-violence, etc. Students ofGIM also took part in one-day Start Up Boot Camp conducted by Yi Yuva. GITAM Yi Yuva had receivedthe Best Supporting College Award for the year 2016-17.

• Unnath Bharat Abhyan (UBA): GITAM Institute of Management was selected as a participatinginstitute in Unnath Bharat Abhyan (UBA), an MHRD programme with IIT-Delhi as the coordinatinginstitute. Under this programme, the students of GIM identified a cluster of five villages, namely, Sirlapalem,Peddipalem, Pekuru, Dabbanda and Mukundapuram. Field survey and data collection pertaining tohousehold and village amenities was done by them. This data was uploaded into the respective fieldsprovided in the UBA data website. A draft report based on the survey results was prepared and sentto UBA and preparation of village development plan is in process.

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• Joy of Giving: Students of Hyderabad Business School celebrated the annual event of “Joy of Giving”on 15th November, 2016 by bringing orphan children from a city-based orphanage, Vivekananda SevaSangham, to GITAM campus and providing a good time to them. They also raised funds for givingdonation to the orphanage.

• Lakshya: The annual intramural sports fest Lakshya was conducted by Hyderabad Business Schoolfor three days, i.e. during 25-27 August, 2016.

• Pramana: A Techno-Management Fest, known as Pramana, was organized by the MBA students ofHyderabad Business School during 2-4 February, 2017.

• International Study Tour: Students of final year B.Arch. and faculty from the GITAM School ofArchitecture visited United Arab Emirates, which provided an opportunity for students to experiencethe thriving urban epicenter of the Middle East.

• Placement Activities

GITAM’s high standards and close relationships with prestigious companies across the country enabled theUniversity to conduct campus interviews on a large scale. The institute-wise placement details for 2016-17are furnished below:

Name of the Institute No. of Students

GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam 1030

GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam 40

GITAM Institute of Management, Visakhapatnam 136

GITAM School of International Business, Visakhapatnam 55

GITAM Institute of Pharmacy, Visakhapatnam 16

GITAM School of Architecture, Visakhapatnam 04

GITAM School of Law, Visakhapatnam 04

GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad 563

Hyderabad Business School, Hyderabad 44

GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru 99

Bengaluru School of Management Studies, Bengaluru 17

Total 2008


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Select Dignitaries who graced GITAM

Many eminent personalities from corporate sector, public life, bureaucracy and academics visited GITAMduring the year. Notable among the many prominent persons are:

Visakhapatnam:

1. Prof. CNR Rao, Bharat Ratna Awardee, National Research Professor, Linus Pauling Research Professor& Honorary President, Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, Bangalore

2. Dr. Madhavan Nair Rajeevan, Secretary of Earth Sciences, Govt. of India

3. Justice S. Rajendra Babu, Former Chief Justice, Supreme Court of India

4. Dr. Nirmal Kumar Ganguly, Former Director General of ICMR

5. Thiru Ilaiyaraja, Music Maestro

6. Hon’ble Justice Lavu Nageswara Rao, Judge, Supreme Court of India

7. Padmasree Dr. Nori Dattatreyudu, Chairman, Executive President, Newyork Presbyterian /Queens. New York

8. Sri Nara Lokesh, Hon'ble Minister of Panchayati Raj & IT, Andhra Pradesh

9. Dr. T. Ravi Raju, Vice-Chancellor, Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences, Vijayawada

10. Sri Arun Tiwari, Chairman & Managing Director, Union Bank of India

11. Dr. Prasad Calyam, Dept of CSE, University of Missouri, USA

12. Mr. P. Subba Rao, Director & CTO, JP Morgan

13. Prof. Chandrasekhar Putcha, Civil and Environmental Engg, California State University, USA

14. Prof. Andrew Chan, University of Tasmania, Australia

15. Smt. B. Udaya Lakshmi, IAS, Commissioner, Department of Technical Education, Govt. of A.P.

16. Dr. V. Bhujanga Rao, Former Director General (NS&M), DRDO & President, CMSI

17. Amit Kumar, Founder and CEO Antarriksh, Inc., San Jose, CA, USA

18. Dr. K. P Ramachandran, Associate Dean, Caledonian College of Engineering, Oman

19. Dr. B. Purnachandra Rao, Head – NDED, IGCAR, Kalpakkam

20. Dr. S.S. Rao, Professor, Dept. of Mechanical & Aerospace Engg, University of Miami, Coral Gables, USA

21. Prof. Rajkumar Roy, Director of Manufacturing, Cranfield University, Cranfield, UK

22. Dr. M. Sree Ramana, Sc-E, RCI, DRDO, Hyderabad

23. Dr. D. Srinivasa Reddy, Scientist-F NCL-Pune

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24. Dr. Victoria Martin, Associate Professor, University of Edinburgh, Scotland UK

25. Mr. Edward Vinod, Telstra, Australia

26. Dr. Patrick Mc.Namara, Director – International Studies Major, University of Nebraska, Omaha

27. Mr. Penmetsa Ravindra, Founder – Acumentor, Former Director, Tech Mahindra, Hyderabad

28. Ms. Katherine Hadda, Consul General, US Consulate General

29. Prof. Bhagawati Prakash Sharma, Vice Chancellor, Pacific University, Rajasthan

30. Prof. A.V. Subba Rao, University of Ottawa, Canada

31. Mr. Hari Abburi, Management Consultant, The Preparation Company, Zurich, Switzerland

32. Dr. K.V. Ramana Murthy, Chief Executive Officer, Jute Corporation of India Limited, Kolkota

33. Dr. Gopal Abbineni- Center for Devices and Radiological Health, FDA, USA

34. Dr. B.Govinda Rao- Head, Chemistry and Molecular Therapeutics, Biogen, Massachusetts, USA

35. Dr. Raghu Vemuganti, Professor, Dept. of Pathology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

36. Prof. Subash Jonnalagadda, Rowan University, USA

37. Prof. V. Krishnan, Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research, Bangalore

38. Dr. Amitava Das, Director, CSMCRI, Bhavnagar

39. Prof. K. N. Ganesh Director, IISER, Pune

40. Prof. BVR Chowdari, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

41. Dr. Archana Sharma, High Energy Physics, Scientist, CERN, Geneva

42. Prof.Y.Anjaneyulu, Jackson State University, USA

43. Dr.V.Balaram. Head & Chief Scientist, Geochemistry Division, CSIR, NGRI, Hyderabad

44. Prof.N.Janardhan Raju, Alexender Von Homboldt Fellow, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

45. Prof. Sameer Prasad, Professor, University of Wisconsin

46. Dr.Sarasija Suresh, Project Director, IDBR, Bengaluru

47. Ar.Ashok Bhairi, Urban Designer, 96 Design Group, Hyderabad

48. Ar. Suresh Neelapala, Engineering Support and Task Order Manager, Lockheed Martin InformationTechnology, (IS & GS- Civil), NISC Program, Washington DC

49. Dr. Ashok Kumar, Head, Architecture and Planning and Efficiency of Building Group, CBRI, Roorkee

50. Ar. Satyendra Singh, Architect, Germany


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51. Ar.Kandarp Bhatt, Professor, College of Architecture, S.V.I.T, Vasad, Gujarath

52. Cmde. Srikant B .Kesnur, Director, Warfare Centre, Western Naval Command, Mumbai

53. Prof.S.S.Rama Rao Pappu, Senior Professor of Philosophy at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio

54. Dr. Ravi Shankar P, Research Consultant, Department of Cardiology, John Hopkins University

55. Dr. UN Das, President & CEO, UND Life Sciences, Ohio, USA

56. Setti. Alice C B., Consultant Community Paediatrician, Withybush General Hospital, Haverfordwest

57. Dr. Kapil Mithal, Vice President & Head of R&D, Indian Immunologicals, India

58. Dr. V Vamsidhar, M.D., Assistant Professor, Oncologist, Cleveland Clinic, USA

59. Dr. Raghunatha Rao, M.D, Director, Homi Bhabha Cancer Research Centre, Visakhapatnam

60. Prof. Ravindra V. Durvasula, University of New Mexico School of Medicine, Albuquerque, New Mexico

61. Gabriela Nik Ilieva, New York University (IHC)

62. Nina Georgieva, Yoga Association of Bulgaria (IHC)

63. Janis Jensen, Kean University, USA (IHC)

64. Elmar Renner, University of Copenhagan, Denmark (IHC)

65. Gulshan Sooklall, Mahatma Gandhi Institute, Mauritius (IHC)

66. Mark Gessner, Cardinal Stritch University, USA

Hyderabad:

67. Dr. Digvijay, APIIT, Hyderabad

68. Prof. S. Ramachandran, Vice Chancellor, Osmania University, Hyderabad

69. Dr. R. Govindarajulu, Emeritus Professor, IIIT, Gachibowli

70. Sri. S. Srinivasan, Chairman, Cognitive Platform Sol Pvt. Ltd. Nungambakkam, Chennai

71. Dr. A Govardhan, Professor, EC Member & Principal, JNTUH

72. Prof. Jyotsna Kumar Mandal, Director, IQAC, University of Kalyani, West Bengal

73. Prof. DVLN Somayajulu, Dept. of CSE, NIT Warangal

74. Dr. C. Chandra Sekhar, Professor,Department of CSE, IITM

75. Prof. N. J. Rajaram, Director, NIFT, Hyderabad

76. Dr. T. Ramesh, Professor, Department of CSE, NIT,Warangal

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77. Dr.V.V. Lakshmi Narayana, IPS, Joint Director, CBI

78. Swami Bodhamayananda, Director, Vivekananda institute of Excellence, Ramakrishna Math

79. Dr.Suddala Ashok Teja, Poet, writer and lyricist

80. Dr.V.Ganesan, Professor, IITM

81. Mr. Abhijeet Ballurkar, Managing Director, Targetorate Consulting, Hyderabad

82. Mr.A.Siva Prasad, Director-CTC Training Resources Ltd., Visakhapatnam

83. Mr.Ch.Raja Sekhar, Director of Operations, Banco Santander, Poland

84. Mr. Chandra Sekhar, M.D- EmpoVer HR Solutions Pvt. Ltd, Mumbai

85. Prof. Rajagopal, Professor-EGADE Business School, Mexico

86. Mr.Chendil Kumar, Corporate Trainer, Visiting Faculty, ISB, IIM B Alumnus.

87. Mr.Sukesh Koka, Sr Director – HR, The Hackette Group

88. Mr. Devdas, AVP – Aditya Birla.

89. Mr. Vivek Kumar, AVP, IndusInd Bank (Aluknus, IIM, Ranchi)

Bengaluru:

90. Mr. E.S. Chakravarthy, Center Head (TCS), Bengaluru

91. Nandi Dharma Kishore, Director, IOT Security & Research, Bengaluru

92. Mr. Hari Rama Subramaniam, GMU Lead, IBM Initiatives, Bengaluru

93. Mr. Suresh B Eswar, CEO, Infotech Pvt Ltd., Bengaluru

94. Mr. Murthy, CEO, Pragna Micro Systems Ltd,, Bengaluru

95. Mr. Sunil Sood,CEO, Director, LCG Energy Consultants Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru

96. Prof. K.V.S. Hari, Professor and Chairperson, Department of ECE, IISc, Bengaluru

97. Prof. Radhakrishnamacharya, Professor, NIT, Warangal

98. G.R.Nagabhushana, Professor(Emeritus), IISc, Bengaluru

99. Lt.Col. Govinda Rajulu, President, Cirrologix – Champions Group, Bangalore

100. Mr. Sanjay Shukla, Founder CEO – MuLessons, Bangalore

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6.1 Administrative Officers


2. Vice-Chancellor : Prof. M.S. Prasada Rao

3. Pro-Vice Chancellor, GITAM Visakhapatnam : Prof. K. Siva Ramakrishna



4. Registrar : Prof. M. Potharaju

5. Joint Registrar-Establishment : Sri. D.Ch. Nancharaiah

6. Controller of Examinations : Dr. S. Eswar Rao

7. FA & CAO : Sri. K.V. Gupta

8. Dy. Finance Officer : Sri. K. Sivannarayana


1. Director – Admissions : Prof. K. Narendra

2. Director – Academic Affairs : Prof. S.S. Prasada Rao

3. Director – Evaluation : Prof. R. Yathiraj Kumar

4. Director – Student Affairs : Prof. K. Veerabhadram

5. Director – Consultancy : Dr. K.V.G.D. BalajiProjects & Collaborations

6. Director-UGC Affairs & : Prof. Ch. RamakrishnaResearch Activities

7. Director – IQAC : Prof. K. Thammi Reddy

8. Director – Centre forLearning & Sustainability : Prof. Y. Srinivas

9. Director – HR : Sri S. Sambamurthy

10. CTO – CATS : Sri. G. Gopala Krishna

11. Dy. Director – : Dr. P. SubrahmanyamGITAM University Press

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Board of Management

1. Prof. M.S. Prasada Rao, Vice-Chancellor : Chairman

2. Prof. K. Siva Ramakrishna, Pro Vice-Chancellor : Member

3. Prof. N. Siva Prasad, Pro Vice-Chancellor : Member

4. Prof. P.V. Sivapullaiah, Pro Vice-Chancellor : Member

5. Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad, Principal, GIT : Member

6. Prof. P. Sheela, Principal, GIM : Member

7. Prof. Ch. Sanjay, Principal, GST, Hyderabad : Member

8. Dr. K. Vijaya Bhaskara RajuDirector, School of Technology, Bengaluru : Member

9. Prof. Ch. RamakrishnaDirector-UGC Affairs & Research Activities : Member

10. Dr. C. Asha Deepti, Asst. Professor, GIP : Member

11. Sri.B.V. Mohana Rao, COO : Memeber

12. Prof. V. Balamohan DasFormer, VC, Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur : Member

13. Dr. T. Ravi Raju, Vice-Chancellor, Dr.NTRUHS, Vijayawada : Member

14. Prof. V.K. Jain, Vice-Chancellor, Doon University, Dehradun : Member

15. Prof. M. Potharaju, Registrar : Ex-Officio Secretary


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Academic Council

I. Vice Chancellor

1. Prof. M.S. Prasada Rao, Vice-Chancellor Chairman

II. Pro Vice Chancellors

2. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Pro Vice-Chancellor, VSP Member


4. Prof. P. V. Sivapullaiah, Pro Vice-Chancellor, BLR Member




7. Prof. V. Krishna Kumar, Director, GSIB Member




11. Prof. Y. Satyanarayana, Director, GSoL Member



14. Dr. B. Nalini, Director, In-charge, SGS Member

15. Prof. Ch. Sanjay, Principal, SoT, GITAM Hyderabad Member

16. Prof. G. A. Rama Rao, Principal, SoS, GITAM Hyderabad Member

17. Prof. Y. Lakshman Kumar, Director, HBS, GITAM Hyderabad Member

18. Prof. Vijaya Bhaskar Raju, Director, SoT, GITAM Bengaluru Member

19. Prof. M.V. Rama Prasad, Director, BSMS, GITAM Bengaluru Member

IV. Heads of Departments

20. Prof. T. Sekhar, Dept. of Biotechnology, GIT Member

21. Prof. M. Ramesh, Dept. of Civil Engineering Member

22. Prof. P.V. Nageswara Rao, Dept. of CSE Member

23. Prof. GVKR Sastry, Dept. of EEE Member

24. Prof. V. Malleswara Rao, Dept. of ECE Member

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25. Prof. D. Elizabeth Rani, Dept. of EIE Member

26. Prof. Y. Srinivas, Dept. of IT Member

27. Prof. M. R.S. Satyanarayana, Dept. of Mech. Engg. Member

28. Prof. B. Surendra Babu, Dept. of IE Member

29. Dr. K.S.R. Murthy, Dept. of Engg. Phy. Member

30. Prof. AVLNSH Hari Haran, Dept. of Engg. Chem. Member

31. Prof. V. Sitaramaiah, Dept. of Engg. Maths Member

32. Prof. B. Sandhya, Dept. of English Member

33. Prof. N. Ravi Sankar, Dept. of Applied Mathematics Member

34. Prof. M. Rama Rao, Dept. of Biochemistry /Bioinformatics Member

35. Dr. M. Anitha, Dept. of Biotechnology Member

36. Prof. M. Saratchandra Babu, Dept. of Chemistry Member

37. Dr. V. Naga Lakshmi, Dept. of Comp. Science Member

38. Dr. K.V. Ramesh, Dept. of Electronics and Physics Member

39. Dr. YAVASN Maruthi, Dept. of Env. Studies Member

40. Dr. R. Gyana Prasuna, Dept. of Microbiology and FST Member

41. Dr. K. Manjusree Naidu, Dept. of Entrepreneurship Member

42. Dr. M. Jyothsna, Dept. of Marketing Member

43. Prof. B.S.P. Narayana, Dept. of Operations Member

44. Dr. N. Deepa Mohan, Dept. of Applied Psychology Member

45. Dr. M.S.V. Prasad, Dept. of Finance Member

46. Prof. K. Ashok, Dept. of HRM Member

47. Prof. K. Manjunathachary, Dept. of ECE, GITAM Hyderabad Member

48. Prof. N.V. Swamy Naidu, Dept. of Aerospace Engg., GITAM Hyderabad Member

49. Prof. B. S. R. K. Prasad, Dept. of Civil Engg., GITAM Hyderabad Member

50. Prof. S. Phani Kumar, Dept. of CSE, GITAM Hyderabad Member

51. Prof. M. Akka Lakshmi, Dept. of IT, GITAM Hyderabad Member

52. Prof. Punna Eshwaraiah, Dept. of ME, GITAM Hyderabad Member

53. Prof. T. Nageswara Rao, Dept. of ME, GITAM Bengaluru Member

54. Prof. S. Ruckmangathan, Dept. of ECE, GITAM Bengaluru Member

55. Prof. P.C. Pandey, Dept. of CE, GITAM Bengaluru Member

56. Prof. S.H. Brahmananda, Dept. of CSE, GITAM Bengaluru Member


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57. Dr. A Himabindu, Dept. of Anatomy, GIMSR Member

58. Dr. G. Subbarao, Dept. of Physiology, GIMSR Member

59. Dr. D S S. Girijavani, Dept. of Biochemistry, GIMSR Member

60. Dr. B. Ramesh, Dept. of Pharmacology, GIMSR Member

61. Dr. K V Murali Mohan, Dept. of Pathology, GIMSR Member

62. Dr. P. Hema Prakash Kumari, Dept. of Microbiology, GIMSR Member

63. Dr. T. V. Naga Raja, Dept. of Forensic Medicine, GIMSR Member

64. Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Bholanad Thakur, Dept. of Community Medicine, GIMSR Member

65. Dr. D. Vijay Mohana Rao, Dept. of General Medicine, GIMSR Member

66. Dr. Y.V.Haris Chandra, Dept. of Paediatrics , GIMSR Member

67. Dr. K. Venkateswara Rao, Dept. of Tuberculosis & Respiratory Diseases, GIMSR Member

68. Dr. Farzana (I/C), Dept. of Dermatology, GIMSR Member

69. Dr. Ravaneet Kaur, Dept. of Psychiatry, GIMSR Member

70. Dr. N Dwarakanath, Dept. of General surgery, GIMSR Member

71. Dr. G. Rajasekhara Rao, Dept. of Orthopedics, GIMSR Member

72. Dr. G.Yugandhar, Dept. of ENT, GIMSR Member

73. Dr. P. Veena, Dept. of Opthalmology, GIMSR Member

74. Dr. S. V. Varalakshmi, Medical Superintendent, GIMSR Member

75. Dr. D. Vijay Kumar Rao, Dept. of Anesthesiology, GIMSR Member

76. Dr. V Suresh, Dept. of Radio-Diagnosis, GIMSR Member

V. Ten Professors other than Heads of the Departments


78. Prof. C. Dharma Raj, Dept. of ECE, GIT Member

79. Prof. Ch. Murali Mohan, Dept. of Biotechnology, GIT Member

80. Prof. V. Srinivas, Dept. of Mechanical Engg., GIT Member

81. Prof. S.V. Rajagopal, Dept. of Biotechnology, GIS Member


83. Prof. A. Chandra Sekhar, Dept. of Mathematics, GIT Member

84. Prof. R. Venkateswarlu, GSIB Member

85. Prof. T. Srinivas, Director, CDL Member

86. Prof. G. Raghavaiah, Dept. of HRM, GIM Member

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VI. Two Associate Professors from the academic departments

87. Dr Uma Sankar Basina, GSoA Member

88. Dr. S. Eswara Rao, Controller of Examinations Member

VII. Two Assistant Professors from the academic departments

89. Ms. G. Suhasin, GIP Member

90. Dr. M Sesha Shayee, GIS Member

VIII. Three Persons from among educationists of repute

91. Prof. A. Sridharan, Former Deputy Director, IISc, Bengaluru Member

92. Prof. Raj Kumar, Faculty of Management, BHU, Varanasi Member

93. Prof. R.K. Kale, School of Life Sciences, JNU, New Delhi Member

IX. Three persons who are not members of the teaching staff co-opted

94. Dr. S.R. Rao, Department of Biotechnology, Ministry ofScience & Technology, New Delhi Member

95. Dr. K.J. Ramesh, Advisor, Ministry of Earth Sciences, Govt. of India,New Delhi Member

96. Dr. S. Vijaya Kumar, Vijay Nirman Pvt. Ltd., Visakhapatnam Member

X. Director, Academic Affairs

97. Prof. S.S. Prasada Rao Convener

XI. Registrar



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Finance Committee

I. Vice-Chancellor




III. A person nominated by the Society or Trust

3. Sri.B.S.S.N Raju, Treasurer, GITAM Member

IV. Two nominees of the Board of Management, one of whom shall be a member of the board

4. Sri.B.V. Mohana Rao, COO Member

5. Sri.C.V. Ramana Rao, Chartered Accountant Member

V. Representative of Central/State Govt.

6. To be nominated by the MHRD, Govt. of India Member

VI. Financial Advisor & CAO

7. Sri. K. V. Gupta Ex-officio Secretary

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Planning & Monitoring Board

I. Vice-Chancellor


II. Nine Internal members

2. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Pro-Vice-Chancellor Member







9. Prof. Y. Satyanarayana, Director, School of Law Memebr


III. Three Outside experts, including one nominee of the UGC


12. Prof. V.K. Jain, V.C. Doon University, Dehradoon Member

13. Prof. C. Sasikala, Dept. of Library Sciences, AU Member

IV. Registrar



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Boards of Studies

I. GITAM Institute of Technology:


1 English Prof. B. Sandhya

2 Engineering Chemistry Prof. A.V.L.N.S.H. Hari Haran

3 Engineering Mathematics Prof. A. Chandra Sekhar

4 Engineering Physics Prof. M. Ravi Kumar

5 Biotechnology Prof. Ch. Murali Mohan

6 Computer Science and Engineering Prof. G. Appa Rao


8 Electronics and communication Engg Prof. C. Dharma Raj

9 Electrical and Electronics Engg Prof. G.V.K. Sastry

10 Electronics Instrumentation Engg Prof. D. Elizabeth Rani

11 Information Technology Prof. Y. Srinivas

12 Industrial Engineering Prof. B Surendra Babu

13 Mechanical Engineering Prof. V Srinivas

II. GITAM Institute of Science:


1 Applied Mathematics Dr. D. Venugopala Rao

2 Biochemistry/Bioinformatics Dr. M. Rama Rao

3 Biotechnology Prof. S.V. Raja Gopal

4 Chemistry Prof. K. Rama Krishna

5 Computer Science Prof. K. Vedavati

6 Electronics/Physics Prof. K. V. Ramesh

7 Environmental Studies Prof. Ch. Ramakrishna

8 Microbiology/ FST Dr. R. Gyana Prasuna

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III. GITAM Institute of Pharmacy:


1 Pharmacy Prof. S. Ganapaty

IV. GITAM Institute of Management:


1 Dept. of Entrepreneurship Dr. M. Rama Mohana Rao

2 Dept. of Finance Prof. P. Sheela

3 Dept. of HRM Prof. G. Raghavaiah

4 Dept. of Marketing Dr. R. Venu Gopal

5 Dept. of Operations Dr. U.V. Adinarayana Rao

6 Dept. of Applied Psychology Prof. K. Ashok

V. GITAM School of International Business:


01 International Business Prof. V.K. Kumar

VI. GITAM School of Architecture:


01 Architecture Prof. K . Mohan

VII. GITAM School of Law


01 Law Prof. Y. Satyanarayana

VIII. GIMSR


01 I Year MBBS Dr. Jaya Prakash Babu

02 II Year MBBS Dr. K. Prasada Reddy


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IX. School of Gandhian Studies


01 Languages Prof. Y. Lakshmi Prasad

02 Social Sciences Dr. B. Nalini

X. GITAM Institue of Nursing


01 Nursing Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi

XI. Hyderabad Business School


01 Hyderabad Business School Prof. Y. Lakshman Kumar

Internal Quality Assurance Cell Advisory Board Committee


1. Prof. M. S. Prasada Rao Vice-Chancellor Chair Person

2. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna Pro Vice-Chancellor, GITAM Visakhapatnam Member

3. Prof. N. Siva Prasad Pro Vice-Chancellor, GITAM Hyderabad Member

4. Dr. P.V. Sivapullaiah, Pro Vice-Chancellor, GITAM Bengaluru Member

5. Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad Principal, GIT, Visakhapatnam Member

6. Prof. K. Aruna Lakshmi Principal, GIS, Visakhapatnam Member

7. Prof. P. Sheela Principal, GIM, Visakhapatnam Member

8. Prof. Y. Satyanarayana Director, GSL , Visakhapatnam Member

9. Prof. Ch. Sanjay Principal, GST, Hyderabad Member

10. Prof. K.Vijaya Bhaskara Raju Director, GST, Bengaluru Member

11. Prof. Ch. Rama Krishna Director, UGC Affairs & Research Activities Member

12. Sri. B. V. Mohana Rao COO Member

13. Mr. E. Srinivasa Chakravarthy, Centre Head, TCS, Bengaluru Member

14. Mr. O. Naresh Kumar CEO, Symbiosis Technologies, Visakhapatnam Alumni

15. Mr. Prem Ojha, Chief Operating Officer, Videocon, Chandigarh Alumni

16. Mr. Preetham Gandhi Post Graduate Student, IIM, Ahmedabad Alumni

17. Prof. M. Potharaju, Registrar, Visakhapatnam Member

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Byelaws Committee

I. Vice-Chancellor


II. Three members from Board of Management




III. President’s nominee

5. Sri B.V. Mohana Rao, COO Member

IV. Two Senior Officials of the University


7. Sri S. Samba Murthy, Director, HR Member

V. Registrar

8. Prof. M. Potharaju Convener

Discipline Committee1. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Pro-VC, GITAM Visakhapatnam Chairman


3. Prof. C. Dharma Raj, Vice Principal, GIT Member






9. Prof. V.K. Kumar, Director, GSIB Member



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Exemptions Committee

I. Vice-Chancellor


II. Three Members from the Board of Management




III. Three Faculty Deans




IV. Director – Academic Affairs

8. Prof. S.S. Prasada Rao Member

V. Registrar


Committee on Malpractices of Candidates at ExaminationsI. Vice-Chancellor


II. Pro Vice-Chancellor


III. Two Members from the Board of Management



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IV. Director – Evaluation

5. Prof. R. Yathiraj Kumar Member

V. Controller of Examinations

6. Dr. S. Eswara Rao Convener

Infrastructure CommitteeI. Vice-Chancellor


II. Three Members from Board of Management

2. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Pro VC, GITAM Visakahaptnam Member



III. University Engineer

5. Sri M Rajendra Prasad Member

IV. Head of the Department – Civil Engg.

6. Prof. K.V. Ramesh Member

V. Executive Engineer (Electrical)

7. Sri V.S. Venkata Narayana Member

VI. One Member from Governing Body

8. Sri K. Venkata Ratnam Member

VII. President’s Nominee



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VIII. FA & CAO

10. Sri K.V. Gupta Member

IX. Registrar


Grievance Redressal CellI. Pro-Vice Chancellor


II. One Member from the Board of Management


III. Two senior Professors



IV. One Faculty Dean

5. Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad Member

V. One Faculty Member with Legal Expertise


VI. Registrar

7. Prof. M. Potharaju Secretary

Admissions Advisory CommitteeI. Vice-Chancellor




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III. Heads of Institutes



5. Prof. K. Mohan, Principal, GSA Member

IV. One Member from Board of Management


V. Two Heads of the Departments

7. Prof. P.V. Nageswara Rao Member

8. Prof. V. Malleswara Rao Member

VI. Two Outside Experts with Experience in Admissions and Online Tests

9. Prof. PVGD Prasada Reddy, Dept. of CSSE, COE, Andhra University Member

10. Prof. Kamakshi Prasad, Dept. of CSE, JNTU, Hyd. Member

VII. Registrar

11. Prof. M. PothrajuMember

VIII. Director of Admissions

12. Prof. K. Narendra Convener

Central Purchase Committee1. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Pro Vice-Chancellor Chairman




5. Prof. Ch. Ramakrishna, Director UGC Affairs & Research Actvities Member

6. Sri G. Gopala Krishna, CTO, CATS Member

7. Sri K V Gupta, FA & CAO Member

8. Sri M. Rajendra Prasad, Superintending Engineer Member

9. Prof. M. Potharaju, Registrar Convenor


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Library Advisory Committee

I. Vice-Chancellor




III. Heads of Institutes







9. Prof. Y. Satyanarayana, Director, School of Law Member


IV. Members from the Board of Management

11. Prof. Ch. Ramakrishna, Director UGC Affairs & Reserach Activities Member

12. Sri. B.S.S.N. Raju, Treasurer, GITAM Member

13. Sri B.V. Mohana Rao, COO Member

V. Registrar

14. Prof. M. Potharaju Member

VI. External Experts

15. Dr. Jagdish Arora, Director, INFLIBNET, Ahmedabad Member

16. Prof. C. Sasikala, Honorary Librarian, A.U. Member

17. Dr. D.B. Ramesh, Head-Librarian and Documentation,

Institute of Mineral and Materials Technology, Bhubaneswar Member

VII. University Librarian

18. Dr. G. Naga Ratna Mani Member

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Student Affairs Advisory CommitteeI. Vice-Chancellor


II. Pro-Vice Chancellor


III. One Member from the Board of Management


IV. Registrar


V. Principals/Directors of University Institutes





VI. Two Heads of Departments

9. Prof. P.V.Y. Jayasree, HoD, ECE, GIT Member

10. Prof. Y. Srinivas, HoD, IT, GIT Member

VII. Physical Director

11. Sri K. Ramakrishna Rao Member

VIII. Chief Warden

12. Prof. G. Raghavaiah Member

IX. Librarian

13. Dr. G. Naga Ratnamani Member

X. Director – Student Affairs

14. Prof. K. Veerabhadram Convener


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Hostel Advisory CommitteeI. Vice-Chacellor




III. President’s Nominee


IV. One Member from the Board of Management


V. Registrar


VI. Heads of Institutes



8. Prof. V Krishna Kumar, Director, GSIB Member



11. Prof. K. Mohan, Principal, SoA Member



VII. Director – Student Affairs

14. Prof. K. Veerabhadram Member

VIII. Chief Warden

15. Prof. G. Raghavaiah Convener

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Departmental CommitteeI. Head of the Department Chairman




Women Empowerment Cell1. Prof. P.Sheela, Principal, GIM, Chairperson





SC/ST Cell1. Prof. P.Sheela, Principal, GIM, Chairperson


3. Dr. Ch. Pradgna, Associate Prof. Dept. of English, GIT Member

4. Dr. B. Srinivasa Prasad, Assoc. Prof. Dept. of Mech. GIT Member



Legal Affairs CommitteeI. One Member from the Board of Management

1. Prof. K. Siva Rama Krishna, Pro VC, GITAM Visakhapatnam Chairman

II. Two Senior Officials of the University


3. Sri S. Samba Murthy, Director, HR Member

III. Legal Adviser to the University

4. Sri B. S. S. N. Raju Member

IV. Registrar

5. Prof. M. Potharaju Convenor


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Board of Research StudiesI. Vice-Chancellor


II. Pro- Vice Chancellors




III. Heads of the University Colleges

5. Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad, Principal, GIT, Member

6. Prof. K. Aruna Lakshmi, Principal, GIS, Member

7. Prof. V Krishna Kumar, Director, GSIB, Member


9. Prof. S. Ganapaty, Principal, GIP, Member


11. Prof. Y. Satyanarayana, Director, GSL Member



IV. Registrar

14. Prof. M. Potha Raju Member

V. Director – Academic Affairs

15. Prof. S.S. Prasada Rao Convener

Institutional Research CommitteeI. Principal Chairman



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Departmental Research CommitteeI. Head of the Department Chairman




Equivalency BoardI. Vice-Chancellor


II. Pro Vice-Chancellors





5. Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad, Dean of Faculty, GIT Member

6. Prof. N Lakshmana Das, Dean of Faculty, GIS Member

7. Prof. V Krishna Kumar, Dean of Faculty, GSIB Member

8. Prof. P. Sheela, Dean of Faculty, GIM Member

9. Prof. S. Ganapaty, Dean of Faculty, GIP Member

10. Prof. K. Mohan, Dean of Faculty, GSA Member

11. Prof. Y. Satyanarayana, Dean of Faculty, GSL Member


IV. Director - Academic Affairs


V. Registrar

14. Prof. M. Potharaju Ex-Officio Secretary


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Advisory Committee of Centre for Distance LearningI. Vice-Chancellor




III. Advisor

3. Prof. G. Suryanarayana Advisor

IV. Members from the Board of Management

4. Sri. B.S.S.N Raju, Treasurer, GITAM Member


V. Registrar


VI. External Experts

7. Prof. V. Venkaiah, Director-Academic, Dr. B.R.A.O.U., Hyd. Member

8. Prof. S. B. Nageswara Rao, Director Member

Directorate of Distance Education, Annamalai University, Tamil Nadu

VII. Heads of Institutes




VIII. Director - Academic Affairs


IX. Director - CDL

13. Prof. T. Srinivas Convenor

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6.3 Meetings

Board of Management : 13 June 2016

27 June 2016

15 July 2016

09 August 2016

17 September 2016

12 December 2016

23 March 2017

Academic Council : 30 April 2016

Finance Committee : 06 August 2016

07 November 2016

20 March 2017


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7. Central Facilities

7.1 Central Administrative Office:

The Central Administrative Office consists of all GITAM authorities, officers and their respective offices.

Administrators:


01 Vice-Chancellor 01 - 01

02 Registrar 01 - 01

03 Officer on Special Duty 01 - 01

04 FA & CAO 01 - 01

05 Joint Registrar 01 - 01

Total: 05 - 05

Supporting Staff:


01 Administrative Officer 01 - 01

02 Press Relations Officer 01 - 01

03 Additional Administrative Officer 02 - 02

04 Additional Press Relations Officer 01 - 01


06 Web Designer cum Programme Officer 01 - 01

07 Web Designer 01 - 01

08 Junior Assistant 09 02 11

09 Photographer 01 - 01

10 Attendant 06 - 06

11 Lift Boy 02 - 02

Total: 27 02 29

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Department of Finance:


01 Deputy Finance Officer 01 - 01

02 Assistant Manager 01 - 01

03 Superintendent 02 - 02



06 Attendant 02 - 02

Total: 14 - 14

Recruitment during the year in Central Administrative Office:

Administrators:


01 Pro Vice-Chancellor 03 - 03

02 Dean, Bengaluru School of Management Studies 01 - 01

03 Principal, School of Sciences, Hyderabad 01 - 01

04 Chief Technology Officer 01 - 01

05 Officer on Special Duty 01 - 01

06 Director - HR 01 - 01

Total: 08 - 08

Supporting Staff:


01 In-Charge Director, Physical Education & Yogaand Secretary, Sports Board 01 - 01

02 Assistant Finance Officer 01 - 01

03 Assistant Director of Physical Education 01 01 02

04 Assistant Registrar - 01 01

05 Assistant Engineer (Electrical) 01 - 01

06 Warden - 01 01

07 Superintendent 01 - 01


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08 Probationary Trainee - 01 01

09 Supervisor - 02 02

10 Trainee Electrician 03 - 03

11 Fitter 01 - 01

12 Pump Operator 01 - 01

13 Lift Operator 01 - 01

14 Lift Boy 01 - 01

15 Attendant (Helper to Plumber) 01 - 01

16 Attender - 01 01

17 Cleaner 01 - 01

Total: 14 07 21

7.2 Knowledge Resource Centre (University Library):

The KRC’s collection in the three campuses has risen to over 3,18,072 volumes, 31,40,091+e-books, 690Periodicals both national and international (regular subscription) 6,349 e-journals, CDs / DVDs, latest editionsof Handbooks, Directories, Dictionaries, Encyclopaedias, ISI & IRC codes covering disciplines of Engineering,Science, Management, International Business, Pharmacy, Architecture, Medical Sciences, Nursing and GandhianPhilosophy.

E- Resources:

E-Books: Ebrary.com, World e-book library, Pearson

E-Journals: IEL, ASME, ASCE, ACM, ASTM, EBSCO, Scopus, West Law India, UGC Infonet (American Instituteof Physics, American Physical Society, Institute of Physics, Nature, Royal Society of Chemistry, Taylor & Francis,JCCC, Economic & Political Weekly, Oxford, Cambridge & Wiley Black Well), Data Bases, Digital EngineeringLibrary.

Video Courses: SONET, NPTEL (National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning), Course materialprepared by the faculty of GITAM.

KRC has resource sharing with the following reputed institutions:

• University of Hyderabad, Hyderabad

• Andhra University, Visakhapatnam

• Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad

• DELNET, New Delhi

• IISc, Bangalore

• British Library

KRC has signed MoU with INFLIBNET (Information & Library Net Work Centre – an autonomous Inter Universityof UGC) for Shodganga (for Thesis uploading and antiplagiarism)

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7.3 Centre for Advanced Technology Solutions (CATS)

The Centre for Advanced Technology Solutions (CATS) manages the IT infrastructure and offers a range offacilities and services to assist members of staff and students with their IT-related needs. CATS provides campus-wide computing, networking, storage, communications and instructional technology at all the campuses ofGITAM.

During the year, CATS introduced more than a dozen initiatives and service improvements, and another halfa dozen are in progress. To name a few:

i. As a step towards cashless campus, CATS introduced online payments to GITAM, giving users a widerange of payment options – NEFT/RTGS/online banking with 50+ banks.

ii. Progressing towards e-governance, CATS Introduced IT Service Desk as a single point of contact forall the IT service needs of the three campuses.

iii. CATS introduced online registration of all the new students starting this year, and completely integratedthe registration system with online fee payments for tuition/hostel/bus pass etc.,

iv. CATS introduced smarter surveillance capabilities, enhanced internet bandwidth, implemented advancedcollaboration tools like video conferencing, digital signage, smart class room tools etc.,

CATS is working on exciting new projects including multipurpose smart campus card, Network and operationscentre, comprehensive student information system and few more.

7.4 E-Learning Centre :

E-Learning provides web-based e-learning facility to the students. The Digital Library provides access to researchpublications by reputed publishers like IEEE, Springer link, ACM, ASME, ASCE, EBSCO, Management Dynamics,Capitoline, Emerald, etc. and e-books from e-library and Springer, NPTEL Video Library and McGraw-Hill DigitalEngineering Library. This facility is extended to all the computers connected to the GITAM Intranet.

7.5 Campus Hostels

Separate hostel facilities are available for boys and girls. Each room is provided with all facilities requiredfor comfortable living of the residents. The hostel blocks are provided with T.V, Reading room, Indoor games(shuttle, caroms, Chess), safe drinking water, washing facilities, round the clock security etc. The kitchen isprovided with modern equipment, i.e., steam cooking, purified water, cold storage, hot serving counters, etc.to supply food in a hygienic atmosphere. The campus hostels ensure the right academic ambience, disciplineand caring environment, resident wardens (for both boys and girls hostels), hostel teacher coordinators (forboth boys & girls hostels), qualified doctors and resident medical officer on the campus.


2400 boys and 1189 girls availed themselves of campus hostel facility during 2016-17.

Hyderabad Campus


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7.6 Directorate of Physical Education and Yoga:

During this year, GITAM Cricket (M),Chess (M),Football (M), Badminton (M),Table Tennis (M), Archery (M),Basket Ball (M&W), Volleyball(M), Tennis (M&W) teams participated in South Zone and All India Inter UniversityTournaments held at Hindusthan University, Wel Tech University, Gulbarga University, Anna University, Universityof Madras, Krishna University, University of Calicut, and Saveetha University.

The 8th GITAM Inter-Collegiate Games& Sports Meet-2017 for Men and Women was conducted for 12 Institutionsof GITAM in Cricket (Men), Football (Men), Throwball (Women), Badminton (Men & Women), Basketball (Men& Women),Volleyball (Men & Women),Table Tennis (Men &Women),Tennis (Men &Women), Chess (Men &Women)& Athletics (Men & Women) during 6-8 February 2017 for all the three campuses at Visakhapatnam campus.


GIT, GIM Intra Mural competitions were conducted department-wise in Cricket, Football, Kabaddi, Throwball,Badminton, Basketball, Volleyball, Table Tennis, Tennis &Chess. GIT, Visakhapatnam won the overall Championshipin GU Intercollegiate Games and Sports meet for (M&W) for 8th time in a row.

Hyderabad Campus:

During the year, students from GITAM Hyderabad won quite a number of medals in GITAM Intercollegiate,State & National level tournaments. GITAM School of Technology conducted GUSTO2k16- inter-engineeringcollegiate sports fest from 15th - 17th December 2016. GST, Hyderabad conducted 5th Intra Mural Games andSports Meet also.

Bengaluru Campus:

During the year, GITAM, Bengaluru organized Intercollegiate Games Meet for local Junior Colleges. They alsoconducted Intramural Games in connection with Annual Sports Meet. Students from GST, Bengaluru Campusparticipated in the GU Intercollegiate Tournament conducted at Visakhapatnam Campus and won many sportsmedals.

7.7 NCC Wings (Boys & Girls)

Visakhapatnam Campus :

NCC wings participated in various programmes during 2016-17 such as Independence Day celebrations, blooddonation camps, anti-dowry, anti-drug and anti-tobacco awareness rallies. NCC cadets have actively participatedin social activities like beach cleaning and tree plantation. During 2016-17, NCC cadets secured 100% resultsin B&C certificate examinations. Two cadets have been selected as defence officers through NCC special entry.During this year, 25 boys and 20 girls have been enrolled into NCC and the total number of cadets has risento 116.

Hyderabad Campus :

GITAM requested the Officer Commanding 33(A) Bn NCC to establish NCC units for both boys and girls separatelyat GITAM Hyderabad campus. The issue has been followed up with the Officer Commanding for openingof the NCC units. Hyderabad Campus extended support to organize a NCC base camp for the school levelchildren from all over the country in June 2016. 600 Candidates participated in the camp for 20 days.

Bengaluru Campus :

NCC was sanctioned in September 2016 with an intake of 18 cadets.

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Activities :

(i) 10 KAR Bn, in association with GITAM Bengaluru, conducted a camp from 7 - 16 October, 2016 andtrained 600 cadets from different institutions spread over Kolar, Chinthamani, Tumkur and Chikballapurof Karnataka.

(ii) GITAM Bengaluru, in association with Devanhalli Nagarsabha, conducted Swatch Bharath programmeat Devanhalli Busstand on 15th October 2016.

(iii) 7th KAR Bn, in association with GITAM Bengaluru, conducted a camp from 30th October to 08th November,2016 and trained 600 cadets from different institutions spread over Bengaluru Rural, Bengaluru UrbanKolar, Chinthamani, Tumkur, Devanhalli of Karnataka.

(iv) GITAM Bengaluru, in association with Doddaballapur Nagarsabha, conducted Swatchch Bharath programmeat D-cross on 06th November 2016.

7.8 NSS Unit


A total of 60 NSS Programmes including 17 NSS Special Camps were successfully organized during the year.Total student enrollment in NSS was 2221. Some of the important programmes organized by the NSS wingduring the year were: Yoga Exhibition, Yoga Demonstration Camp, Massive Plantation, Anti Ragging Rally,Swachhta Pakhwada,Tiranga March, Azaadi 70, Independence 70, Krishna Pushkaralu, Ozone Rally, InternationalCoastal Clean-up Day, Traffic Awareness Programme, Age Care Rally, Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, & Rashtriya EktaSaptah; Mobile Malaria and Dengue Control with GVMC, World AIDS Day, walk – a – thon, Mega Blood DonationCamp, Passport Seva Student Connect Program, Project Go Cashless, Indian Student Parliament, State LevelYouth Festival, Pulse Polio Program, World Water Day Walk for Water, Shramdaan Programme, GITAM NSSYouth Fest etc..,.

Hyderabad Campus

NSS, GITAM, Hyderabad has total number of 300 volunteers during the academic year 2016-17. Volunteersparticipated in six national integration camps, one state level mega camp and one state level youth festivaland secured five state level prizes and medals. Best plantation award was given for active plantation programwhere 17000 saplings were planted during haritha haaram program. Many service activities were conductedduring this year viz. Plantation, Health camps, Blood donation camps, Participation in national integrationcamps, National days, Awareness campaigns, Swachh Bharath, Clean and Green, Societal Activities, EnvironmentalActivities etc.

Bengaluru Campus

NSS Unit of Bengaluru campus has enrolled about 400 volunteers and is actively involved in conducting regularNSS activities like Swach Bharat (clean and green), Plantation of Trees, Eye-Camps, Health Camps, BloodDonation, AIDS Awareness Programme, Establishing Vermin Compost Pits, Recycling of Old Waste Paper withITC under ‘well-being out of waste’


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9.1 GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam

1. Dean and Principal Prof. K. Lakshmi Prasad

2.A Vice Principal Prof. Dharma Raj Cheruku

2.B Assistant Principals 1) Prof. K V Ramesh

2) Prof. J B Seventline

3) Prof. Ch. Murali Mohan

4) Dr. C V Padmaja

3. Name of the Institute GITAM Institute of Technology


5. Courses / Programmes B.Tech Programmes:

and subject Biotechnology

Combinations offered Civil Engineering








M. Tech Programmes:

Biotechnology

Food Processing & Technology

Structural Engineering & Natural Disaster Management

Computer Science & Technology

Software Engineering

Digital Systems & Signal Processing

RF & Microwave Engineering

VLSI Design

Power Systems & Automation

Electronic Instrumentation

Embedded Systems


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Industrial Engineering & Management

CAD / CAM

Machine Design

Data Sceince

Six year Dual degree (B.Tech. & M.Tech.) programmes

Electronics & Comm. Engg.


Ph.D. Programmes :

Biotechnology

Civil Engineering







6. Latest Revision of the Name of the Program YearCurriculum B.Tech – CE, CSE, ECE, EEE, EIE, IE, IT, ME,

EC-5 & MC-5 2015

M. Tech 2015


8. List of Departments and Names of the Heads of the Departments:

S.No Name of the Department Name of the HoD

1 Biotechnology Prof. T Sekhar

2 Civil Engineering Prof. M Ramesh

3 Computer Science & Engineering Prof. P V Nageswara Rao

4 Electronics & Communication Engineering Prof. V Malleswara Rao

5 Electrical & Electronics Engineering Prof. GVKR Sastry

6 Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering Prof. D. Elizabeth Rani


8 Information Technology Prof. Y Srinivas

9 Mechanical Engineering Prof. MRS Satyanarayana


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10 Engineering Chemistry Prof. AVLNSH Hari Haran

11 Engineering English Prof. B. Sandhya

12 Engineering Mathematics Prof. V. Seetaramaiah

13 Engineering Physics Dr. K. S. R. Murthy

9. Boards of Studies:

S.No Name of the Department Name of the Chairman

1 Biotechnology Prof. Ch. Murali Mohan


3 Computer Science & Engineering Prof. G. Appa Rao

4 Electronics & Communication Engineering Prof. C. Dharma Raj

5 Electrical & Electronics Engineering Prof. G.V.K.R. Sastry



8 Information Technology Prof. P. V. Lakshmi





13 Engineering Physics Prof. M. Ravi Kumar

10. Staff of Principal’s Office as on 31.03.2017


1. Assistant Registrar 01 Nil 01

2. Superintendent and Programmer 02 Nil 02

3. Sr. Assistant/ Stenographer Nil 03 03

4. Additional Secretary to Principal 01 Nil 01


6. Technical Assistant (TEQIP) 01 Nil 01

7. Attendants and others 08 Nil 08

Total 19 05 24

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Total 23 18 41



1 Ministerial Staff 01 01 02

2 Technical Staff 04 01 05

3 Attendants Nil Nil Nil

Total 05 02 07

13. Programmes offered and student enrollment


Branch Intake 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th year Total

B.Techprogramme

Biotech 60 60 53 29 45 187

Civil 60 53 87 180 180 500

CSE 840 840 600 480 480 2400

ECE 540 540 600 540 480 2160

EEE 180 12 41 217 240 510

E&I 60 00 00 7 81 88

IT 120 112 113 171 135 531

IE 60 00 00 3 8 11

MECH 240 240 300 258 240 1038

Sub Total 2160 1857 1794 1885 1889 7425

EC-6 60 0 19 60 59 138

MC-6 60 0 20 60 59 139

Total : 120 0 39 120 118 277


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M.Tech Programme

Biotech 5 0 0

CST 30 20 14 34

CAD/CAM 10 4 4 8

DSSP 5 0 0 0

E&I 5 0 0 0

IT 5 0 0 0


PSA 10 8 9 17

RF&ME 5 0 0

Software Engg. 5 0 0

SE & NDM 30 25 17 42

VLSI Design 20 14 18 32

IE&M 15 6 7 13

FPT 5 1 0 1

Emb. Sys 10 4 9 13

Data Science 15 11 — 11

Total : 195 107 95 202

Grand Total 2475 1964 1928 2005 2007 7904

Ph.D Scholars Strength during the year 2016- 17

S.No Dept 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2012-13 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 Total

FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT

1 BT — — — — — — — 01 05 02 01 — — 02 10

2 CE — 01 — 02 — 02 — 09 — 06 — 06 — 06 32

3 CSE — 03 — 11 — 06 03 49 — 32 01 27 01 19 152

4 ECE — 02 — 03 — 01 — 25 01 25 03 19 02 34 115

5 EEE — — — — — 02 01 08 — — — 01 01 — 13

6 IT — — — 02 — 01 — 02 — 04 03 01 01 03 17

7 ME — 03 — 02 01 06 — 02 01 03 01 05 01 16 41

8 IE — — — 02 — 02 — 04 — 01 — — — 01 10

Total 09 22 21 04 99 07 73 9 59 06 81 390

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Departments :

Biotechnology

1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Technology, Visakhapatnam

2. Name of the Head: Dr. Talluri Sekhar



• B.Tech. (Biotechnology)

• M.Tech. (Biotechnology)

• M.Tech. (Food Processing Technology)

• Ph.D.


Designation Professor Associate Asst. GrandProfessor Professor Total


No. of faculty 2 1 3 3 1 4 6 5 11 11 7 18

No. of facultywith Ph.D. 2 1 3 3 1 4 3 5 8 8 7 15

6. Details of Faculty:


1 Dr. T.Sekhar Professor Biophysics, NMRspectroscopy of proteins

2 Dr. Ch. Murali Mohan Professor Biopesticides

3 Dr. Shaik Khasim Beebi Professor Food processingtechnology, Bioremediationand Biosorption,Occupational and publichealth

4 Dr. Nasim Akhtar Associate Professor Plant Biotechnology

5 Dr. K. Viswanatha Chaitanya Associate Professor Plant Biotechnology


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6 Dr. D. Sarvamangala Associate Professor Nanobiotechnology

7 Dr. Rentala Satyanarayana Associate Professor Cancer Biology

8 Dr. K. Prameela Assistant Professor Nutraceuticals

9 Dr. B. Sarada Assistant Professor Biochemical engineering

10 Dr. Narayana Sai Baba, KV Assistant Professor Bioprocess optimization

11 Sri R. Gopinadh Assistant Professor Bioprocess optimization

12 Dr. K. Padma Dorothy Assistant Professor Animal Biotechnology

13 Dr. G. Vijaya Lakshmi Assistant Professor Food biotechnology

14 Dr. K. Vasavi Rama Assistant Professor Plant Biotechnology

15 Dr. I. Sarat Babu Assistant Professor Bioprocess optimization

16 Dr. Rajesh Srivastava Assistant Professor Fermentation Technology

17 S. Silas Assistant Professor Biochemical engineering

18 Sri N. Mohanasundaram Assistant Professor Pharmaceutical biotechnology




2. Lab Assistant /Technicians 3 2 5

3. Attendant 2 0 2

8. Revision of Curriculum :

S.No. Programme Year of latest revision

1. B.Tech.(Biotechnology) 2015

2. M.Tech. (Biotechnology) 2017

3. M.Tech. (Food Processing Technology) 2017

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Dr. Ch. Murali Mohan



Ph.D. NIL 1


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Program No. of Programs No. of FacultyAttended

Workshops 1 1







1. Prof.Sk. Khasim Beebi Environmental INS Kalinga 15th March, 2017conservation at home




S.No. Name of the Title Funding StatusFaculty Agency (ongoing/

completed)

1. Dr.K.Aruna Lakshmi Design & Development of 3-Dimensional(PI) & Dr. R. culture system for Foetal cells inSatyanarayana (CI) maternal blood DST Completed

2. Dr.Ch.Murali Mohan Patenting Entomopathogenic fungalformulations (biopesticides) innovatedunder Phase I of the project and to setup Pilot Production Centre for Biopesticidesin GITAM University, Visakhapatnam district NABARD Ongoing

3. Dr. K. Prameela Comparative study of microbial and SERB,chemical methods for extraction, DST – FASTpurification and characterization of TRACK Youngnutraceuticals Scientist

Scheme Ongoing

4. Dr.Nasim Akhtar Callus and cell suspension optimization(PI) & Dr.R.K. for anticancer secondary metaboliteSrivastava (CI) production from periwinkle

(Catharanthus roseus L). UGC Completed


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5. K.V.Chaitanya (PI) Supercritical CO2 extraction and& Dr.Sk.Khasim characterization of bioactive compoundsBeebi (CI) from different Coleus species

subjected to salinity stress UGC Completed

6. Dr. Sk. Khasim Beebi Mapping of demographic, environmental,behavioral, socioeconomic and geneticfactors for the cancer incidences inVisakhapatnam district of Andhra Pradesh DST Ongoing

7. Dr.B.Sarada (PI) & Optimization of the Process ConditionsDr. Sk.Khasim Beebi for the Purification of Ansamycins(CI) in a Fluidized Bed. UGC Completed

8. KVN Saibaba (PI) & Design and development of continuousSk.Khasim Beebi flow packed bed reactor for the removal(CI) of dyes from the textile

industry effluents UGC Completed

9. R.Gopinadh (PI) & Statistical experimental designs for theKVN Saibaba (CI) optimization of medium constituents for

the production of citric acid by submergedfermentation of mahua flower (Madhucaindica) from Aspergillus niger usingresponse surface methodology UGC. Ongoing

10. R Gopinadh (PI) Statistical experimental design basedmodelling and optimization of physico-chemical, nutritional parameters andbioreactor type for production of citricacid and other commercially importantmetabolites from mahua flower (Madhucaindica) by using mutant strains ofAspergillus niger. DST Ongoing

11. Dr. I.Sarat Babu Mathematical modelling and optimization(PI) for the production of poly-B-

Hydroxybutyrate (PHB) using an indigenousmicro-organism isolated from industrialwastes of Visakhapatnam region UGC Completed

12. Dr. R. Bioavailability enhancement studies ofSatyanarayana (PI) vitamin A conjugated with piperine UGC Completed& Mr. S.Silas (CI)

13. Dr. R. Role of matrix metallo proteinases and SERB, DST –Satyanarayana chemokines in prostate cancer stem FAST TRACK

cell mediated metastasis YoungScientistScheme Ongoing

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14. Dr. K. Vasavi Rama Generation of disease and insect resistanttransgenic pigeon pea by over-expressionTfggd2-RsAFP2 fusion gene. SERB-DST Ongoing

15. Dr. R. K. Srivastava Production of 1-butanol fromlignocellulosic or sugarcane wastematerials by using metabolicallyengineered strain of E.coli UGC Ongoing

b) Research Papers:

S.No. Description No. National International

1 Research Papers Published in peer reviewed Journals 12 2 10

2 Number of Journals listed in International data bases 1 - 1

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 1.8

4 Citation Index- range/ average 3

5 Avg. h-index 4.8

c) Books:



d) Patents:

S.No. Name of the Title of the Type Patent No. StatusFaculty Invention & Agency

1. Dr. K.V.Chaitanya A novel compound Indian 201741011546 Filed onwith anti-cancer Agency: NRDC 30/03/2017properties

2 Dr. K.V.Chaitanya A novel essential Indian 201741011504 Filed onoil with anti-fungal Agency: NRDC 30/03/2017properties

17. Consultancy:

a) Industrial Consultancy: NIL

b) Material Consultancy: NIL



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Civil Engineering


2. Name of the Head : Dr. M.Ramesh



• B.Tech. (Civil Engineering)

• M.Tech. (Structural Engineering and Natural Disaster Management)

• Ph.D.

• Certificate Programmes: Application of ETABS Software




No. of faculty 8 0 8 2 0 2 14 6 20 24 6 30




1 Prof. K.Lakshmi Prasad Professor Water Resource Engineering

2 Prof. M.Ramesh Professor & HOD Water Resource Engineering

3 Prof. Y.S.Prabhakar Professor Geotechnical Engineering

4 Prof. K.V.G.D.Balaji Professor Structural Engineering

5 Prof. M.Potharaju Professor Structural Engineering

6 Prof. K.Narendra Professor Engineering Geology

7 Prof. K.V.Ramesh Professor Structural Engineering

8 Prof. K.VeeraBhadram Professor Environmental Engineering

9 Sri. B.Sudhakara Rao Associate Professor Environmental Engineering

10 Dr. D.Mukund Rao Associate Professor Transportation Engineering

11 Dr. P.C.Kumar Assistant Professor Structural Engineering

12 Ms. S.KanakaDurga Assistant Professor Structural Engineering

13 Mrs. M.Neeraja Assistant Professor Transportation Engineering

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14 Sri. D.Srikanth S Kumar Assistant Professor Water Resource andEnvironmental Engineering

15 Dr. V.Sowjanya Vani Assistant Professor Structural Engineering

16 Sri. V.Sai Kumar Assistant Professor Environmental Engineering

17 Mrs. K.Rekha Assistant Professor Advanced Construction Technology

18 Sri. T.Santhosh Kumar Assistant Professor Structural Engineering

19 Sri. N.Sunil Assistant Professor Construction Technology & Management

20 Sri. K. Satya EswaraSanyasi Rao Assistant Professor Structural Engineering

21 Mrs. M.Sri Lakshmi Assistant Professor Structural Engineering

22 Sri. K.Anil Kumar Assistant Professor Structural Engineering

23 Sri. ArteshBasak Assistant Professor Structural Engineering

24 Sri. B.Ramesh Assistant Professor Structural Engineering

25 Sri. G.Srinivasa Rao Assistant Professor Transportation Engineering

26 Ms.T.Raj Priyanka Assistant Professor Geotechnical Engineering

27 Sri. S.Eswara Rao Assistant Professor Soil Mechanics & Foundation Engineering

28 Sri.K.ChittiBabu Assistant Professor Construction Technology & Management

29 Sri. D.HimaChandan Assistant Professor Computer aided Structural Engineering

30 Sri. Ch.SuryaTeja Assistant Professor Structural Engineering





3. Attendant 2 0 2

8. Revision of the Curriculum


1. B.Tech.(Civil Engineering) 2015

2. M.Tech(Structural Engineering and NaturalDisaster Management) 2015


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9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof. K V Ramesh






15. Development Projects funded byUGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others:

Funding Agency DST-FIST



b) Research Papers:


1 Research Papers Published in peer reviewedJournals 46 0 46

2 Number of Journals listed in International databases

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications NA 0.85 1.1

4 Citation Index- range/ average 0-10 & 5

5 Avg. h-index 3

c) Books:


1 Monograph 1 1 -

d) Patents: NIL

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17. Consultancy:

a) Industrial Consultancy:

S.No Name of the Faculty Title Client

1. Prof. K.V.G.D.Balaji Structural Design of Electrical APEPDCL (through)Indoor Substation M/s. Kumar Raja Projects Pvt Ltd

2. Prof. K.V.G.D.Balaji Structural Design of Shopping Rajahmundry MunicipalComplex Corporation(through)

AR Vijay Kumar Dekka

3. Prof. K.V.G.D.Balaji Structural Design ofApartment Building GVMC Visakhapatnam


5. Prof. K.V.G.D.Balaji Proof Checking of Structural APIIC (through)Designs M/s. GIL Life Sciences Pvt Ltd

6. Prof. K.V.G.D.Balaji Structural Design of GVMC Visakhapatnam (through)Apartment Building M/s. Life Infra Engineers Pvt Ltd.


8. Prof. K.V.G.D.Balaji Structural Design of RCC Roof GVMC Visakhapatnam (through)Building – 2 Blocks M/s. YSS Builders

9. Prof. K.V.G.D.Balaji Structural Design of Vizianagaram Municipal CorporationApartment Building (through)

M/s. Sri Abhi Constructions


18. Collaborations during the year: Nil


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2. Name of the Head: Prof. PV Nageswara Rao

3. Year of Establishment:1986


• B.Tech. (CSE)

• M.Tech. (Computer Science and Technology)

• M.Tech (Software Engineering)

• Ph.D.

• Certificate Programme: Programming with Python




No. of faculty 2 3 5 8 0 8 27 35 62 37 38 75




1 Prof. T Sitamahalakshmi Professor Compiler Design, AdvancedComputer Architecture

2 Prof. P.V.Nageswara Rao Professor & HoD Computer Networks,Algorithms, Bioinformatics

3 Prof. G Appa Rao Professor Data Mining, Artificial Intelligence &Software Engineering

4 Prof. Y. Radhika Professor Data Warehousing & Data Mining

5 Prof. R Sireesha Professor Data Warehousing & Data Mining,Advanced Databases

6 Dr T Sankara Rao Associate Professor Algorithms, Databases

7 Sri P N R L Chandrasekhar Associate Professor Digital Image Processing, Compiler Design

8 Sri S.V.G.Reddy Associate Professor OOPS, Data Structures,JAVA, Data Mining

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9 Sri T Srinivas Associate Professor Software Project Management,cryptography & Network Security, DMS

10 Dr. T.Srinivasa Rao Associate Professor Embedded Systems, CO, MPI

11 Sri B.Jaidhan Associate Professor Embedded Systems, Bio-Informatics, CO,Logic Design

12 Dr K. Srinivasa Rao Associate Professor Artificial Intelligence

13 Smt. K. Subhadra Assistant Professor Text Mining

14 Smt. D.Suneetha Assistant Professor Data Mining

15 Smt. M.Padmaja Assistant Professor Software Engineering, DataCommunication, Computer Networks.

16 Sri G.A.Rao Assistant Professor OOAD ,UNIX, OS

17 Sri S.K.Raghu Assistant Professor DBMS, computer Networks, operatingsystems, Web technology

18 Smt. S.Anuradha Assistant Professor DWDM, Image Processing,Microprocessor, Data bases

19 Smt.B.Sai Chandana Assistant Professor Visual Cryptography, NS

20 Smt. M.Venkata Ramana Assistant Professor Language Processors, Image Processing

21 Dr. P.Anuradha Assistant Professor OOPS, Operating System,System Programming

22 Smt. J.Hyma Assistant Professor Data Mining, DatabaseManagement Systems

23 Sri Ravi Kanth Satapathy Assistant Professor Bio-informatics, Computer Graphics,Computer Networks

24 Smt. E.Neelima Assistant Professor Programming Languages (C, C++, JAVA),Artificial Intelligence and MachineLearning

25 Sri K.Venkateswarlu Assistant Professor Programming Languages (C, C++, JAVA),Internet Technologies, UNIX

26 Sri P.Sankara Rao Assistant Professor Advanced Computer Architecture,Computer Networks

27 Sri B.Srinivasa Rao Assistant Professor Artificial Neural Networks, ArtificialIntelligence, Mobile Computing

28 Smt. M. Raja Mani Assistant Professor OOPS

29 Dr. M.Rekha Sundari Assistant Professor OOPS, Computer Organization

30 Sri M.Jagadeesh Assistant Professor Compilers, Computer Organization, OOPS,Theoretical Computer Science, SoftComputing

31 Sri G.Taraka Rama Rao Assistant Professor C, OOPS, Digital Design


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32 Dr. D.Rama Krishna Assistant Professor Operating System, Computer Organization,Switching in Logic Circuits

33 Dr. G. Lakshmeeswari Assistant Professor Software Engineering,Programming Languages

34 Sri. K.Raghuram Assistant Professor Software Engineering, ProgrammingLanguages, DBMS, Object OrientedApproaches

35 Smt. A. Sireesha Assistant Professor Computer Graphics

36 Sri. R. Venkata Rao Assistant Professor Data Mining

37 Smt. K.Neelima Santoshi Assistant Professor Data Mining

38 Smt. T. Jyothirmayi Assistant Professor Distributed Systems

39 Smt. G. L. Aruna Kumari Assistant Professor Analysis of Algorithms

40 Smt. B. Soujanya Assistant Professor Networks

41 Sri B. Kumar Babu Assistant Professor Networks and Soft computing

42 Sri.K.NarasimhaRaju Assistant Professor Computer Networks

43 Sri. B. Rajesh Assistant Professor Networks

44 Sri A.S.Venkata Praneel Assistant Professor Software Engineering, Advanced Computerarchitecture, Design Patterns, OOP&D,Cloud computing.

45 Smt. T. Kalai Chelvi Assistant Professor Network Security

46 Sri B. Vikas Assistant Professor Bio-informatics

47 Smt. P Radhika Assistant Professor DBMS, Computer Networks

48 Smt. V. Sujatha Assistant Professor Software Engineering

49 Smt. Pothina Praveena Assistant Professor Computer Networks, Artificial Intelligence

50 Sri G K Vasudeva Rao Assistant Professor Soft computing

51 Ms. S Mounika Assistant Professor Soft computing

52 Smt. T Jyotsna Rani Assistant Professor Image Processing

53 Sri MSNV Jitendra Assistant Professor Data Mining

54 Sri Shanmuk Srinivas A Assistant Professor Graph Theory

55 Sri K Mahesh Assistant Professor Soft computing

56 Ms. B. Gayathri Assistant Professor Soft computing

57 Ms. A. Nagaratnam Assistant Professor Soft computing

58 Ms. G. Karthika Assistant Professor Operating systems

59 Ms. Y. Divya Bharathi Assistant Professor Computer Architecture

60 Mr. G. Ravi Assistant Professor Computer Networks

61 Ms. Ch. Ramya Assistant Professor Computer Networks

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62 Ms. P. Manasa Devi Assistant Professor Mobile Computing

63 Ms. G. Yamini Assistant Professor Web technology

64 Mr. K. Yogeswara Rao Assistant Professor Text Mining

65 Mr. B. Sathiskumar Assistant Professor IoT

66 Ms. SVS Santhi Assistant Professor Software Engineering

67 Mr. Ch. Sai Pratheek Assistant Professor Soft computing

68 Ms. N. Nalini Krupa Assistant Professor DBMS, OS





3. Attendant 4 0 4

8. Revision of the Curriculum :


1. B.Tech.(CSE) 2015

2. M.Tech (CST) ; M.Tech (SE) 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof. G. Appa Rao



Ph.D. 3 15


Recharging Program No. of No. of Beneficiaries

Programs GITAM Outside Total

Faculty Development / RefresherProgrammes 1 25 25 50


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Orientation Programmes -- 12


Workshops 1 2





15. Development Projects funded during 2016-17: Nil



b) Research Papers:


1 Research Papers Published in peer reviewedJournals 20

2 Number of Journals listed in International databases 10

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 0.12-2.5

4 Citation Index- range/ average 0-12

5 Avg. h-index 0-9

c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil

17. Consultancy:


S. No Title Client Status Date of Sanction

1 Online Examinations TCS, IITKgp Ongoing periodic



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2. Name of the Head : Dr. P V Y Jayasree



• B.Tech (ECE)

• M.Tech (VLSI Design)

• M.Tech (RF and Microwave Engineering)

• M.Tech(Digital Systems and Signal Processing)

• Dual–Degree (B.Tech + M.Tech) Programme in ECE

• Ph.D.

• Certificate Programme: VLSI Design




No. of faculty 3 3 6 2 5 7 47 13 60 52 21 73




01. Prof. V. Malleswara Rao Professor & HoD Microwaves Engg.

02. Prof. C. Dharma Raj Professor & Vice Principal EMI and EMC

03. Dr. P.V.Y Jayasree Associate rofessor EMI and EMC

04. Dr. T. Venkata Ramana Associate Professor Satellite communication

05. Dr. J.B. Seventline Associate Professor Signal processing

06. Dr. G.V.K. Sarma Associate Professor Radar signal processing

07. Dr. K. Sridevi Associate Professor Radar signal processing

08. Dr. G. Karunakar Associate Professor Electromagnetics

09. Mrs. G. Radha Rani Associate Professor Instrumentation

10. Dr. T. Madhavi Associate Professor Wireless communication Networks


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11. Mrs. K. Karuna Kumari Associate Professor Electronic Instrumentation12. Mrs. D. Madhavi Associate Professor CSE

13. Dr.VBS.SrilathaIndira Dutt Associate Professor GPS14. Dr. Ch. R. Phani Kumar Assistant Professor Radar & microwave Engineering15. Dr. S. Neeraja Assistant Professor Wireless & Mobile communication

16. Dr. I. Srinivasa Rao Assistant Professor VLSI design17. Mrs. G. Anitha Assistant Professor Radar & microwave Engineering

18. Mrs. K. Renu Assistant Professor Radar & microwave Engineering19. Mr. T. Durga Prasad Assistant Professor Radar & microwave Engineering20. Mr. Ch. Raja Sekhar Assistant Professor Radar & microwave Engineering

21. Mr. K. Kalyana Babu Assistant Professor EIE22. Mr. M. Murali Krishna Assistant Professor VLSI Design

23. Mr. K.V. Satya Kuamar Assistant Professor Radar & microwave Engineering24 Mr. M.V.S. Ram Prasad Assistant Professor Radar & microwave Engineering

25 Mr. A. CH. Sudhir Assistant Professor Radar & microwave Engineering26 Mrs. B. Kanthamma Assistant Professor Electronics Instrumentation27 Sri Ch. Venkata Rao Assistant Professor Radar & Microwave Engg

28 Mr. K. Pradeep Vinaik Assistant Professor Instrumentation and Control Systems29 Mr. B. Suri Babu Naick Assistant Professor Electronic Instrumentation

30 Mr. P. Raju Assistant Professor Electronics Instrumentation31 Mr. V. Santosh Kumar Assistant Professor Radar & Microwave Engg

32 Koteswara Rao Naik.R Assistant Professor Electronic Instrumentation33 Mr. N.V.S.V. Vijay Kumar Assistant Professor Digital Communication & Networking34 Mrs. B. Kiranmai Assistant Professor Radar and Microwave Engg.,

35 Mr. K. Srinivas Assistant Professor Computer and Communication36 Mrs. U. Ratna Kumari Assistant Professor Radar and Microwave Engg.

37 Mr. Y.V. Appa Rao Assistant Professor Micro Electronics and VLSI Design38 Mr. Muinuddin Chisti Assistant Professor Electronic Instrumentation39 Mr. M. Ramesh Assistant Professor Radar and Microwave Engg.

40 Mrs. T. Gowri Assistant Professor Digital Systems & Computer Electronics41 Mr. K.Chaitanya Assistant Professor Microwave Electronics and VLSI Design

42 Mrs. K. Sridevi Assistant Professor VLSI and Embedded Systems43 Mr.SSNL Venkateswara Rao Assistant Professor Digital Communication

44 Mr.Y Madhu Babu Assistant Professor VLSI45 Mr. B Ravi Kiran Assistant Professor Radio Frequency & Microwave Engg.

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46 Mrs. S Saradha Rani Assistant Professor Radar & microwave Engineering47 Mrs. A Gayatri Assistant Professor Digital Electronics & Communication Systems

48 Mr. V Srinivasa Rao Assistant Professor Radar & microwave Engineering49 Mr. J Durgarao Assistant Professor Digital Electronics & Communication Systems50 Mr. T V S. Apparao Assistant Professor VLSI Systems Design

51 Mr. B Srinu Assistant Professor Radio Frequency & Microwave Engg.52 Mr. S Srinivasa Rao Assistant Professor Digital Electronics & Communication Systems

53 Mr. K Tarakeswara Rao Assistant Professor Electronic Instrumentation54 Mr. L Sandeep Kumar Assistant Professor ECE

55 Mr. M Vinod Assistant Professor Telecommunications Engg.56 Mr. Devi Prasad Pattnaik Assistant Professor ECE57 Mr. S. Gopi Krishna Assistant Professor Communication System

58 Mr. M.N. Gangadhar Assistant Professor Signal processing59 Mr. V. Vamsi Krishna Assistant Professor Information processing and embedded systems

60 Mr. M. Vamsi Krishna Assistant Professor RF & Microwave61 Mr. Vikram Reddy Assistant Professor Communication System62 Mr. Siba Prasad Mishra Assistant Professor Signal and image processing

63 Mr. Rallapati Aditya Assistant Professor Control and automation64 Mr. D Sandeep vara Sankar Assistant Professor Signal & Image Processing

65 Mr. P Atchutarao Assistant Professor Electronic System and Communications66 Mr. Rama Krushna Panigrahi Assistant Professor Electronics and Communications

67 Mr.Prateek Kumar Jana Assistant Professor VLSI Design & Embedded Systems68 Mr.A.Janamani Chandram Assistant Professor VLSI69 Mr.P.Siddhardha Assistant Professor VLSI Design & Embedded Systems

70 Ms.S.Sailaja Assistant Professor VLSI Design & Embedded Systems71 Mr.S.Narayana Rao Assistant Professor Communication & Networks

72 Ms.CH.Gowri Assistant Professor Electronics Systems & Communications



1. Sr. Assistant 1 0 1

2. Stenographer/ Foreman 1 0 1



5. Attendant 3 1 4


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1. B.Tech.(ECE) 2015

2. M.Tech (VLSI Design) 2015

3. M.Tech (RF and Microwave Engineering) 2015

4. M.Tech(Digital Systems and Signal Processing) 2015

9.Name of the Chairperson–BoS : Prof. C Dharma Raj



Ph.D. 1 3


Recharging Program No. of No. of BeneficiariesPrograms GITAM Outside Total


National Conferences/Seminars 1 19 23 42




Workshops 4 4





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1. Dr. I Srinivasa Rao Introduction to Low Jayamukhi Institute ofpower VLSI Design Technological Sciences

(JITS), Warangal 27 February 2017


Funding Agency Expected Outcome

DST • To develop bandwidth based handoff algorithm for multiple wirelessnetworks.

• To develop mathematical model for wrong decision handoff probabilityanalysis based on missing and unnecessary handoff probabilities.

• Performance analysis of proposed algorithm.




completed)

1. Dr.S.Neeraja Development of a bandwidth basedhand off algorithm for 4G/5Gheterogeneous wireless networksespousing area SERB, DST Ongoing

b) Research Papers:



2 Number of Journals listed in International data bases 14 3 11


4 Citation Index- range/ average 1-10(4)

5 Avg. h-index 5

c) Books:


1 Books authored 2 2 0


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d) Patents: Nil

17. Consultancy:


S. No Name of the Title Client Status (Ongoing/ Date ofFaculty Completed) Sanction

22. Dr. I. Sreenivasa Attitude ATC Telecom Completed 21 May 2016Rao awareness Tower

program Corporationtowards the celltower radiationlevels onhuman health


18. Collaborations:

S.No Name of the Type of the Organization Nature of CollaborationOrganization (University/Industry/

Research Organisation)

1 EnvironmentalConserving Organization Collaborative Research

2 BSNL Industry Offer Technical and ManagementCourses

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2. Name of the Head : Prof. G.V.K.R.Sastry


4. Programs on offer :

• B.Tech. (EEE)

• M.Tech. (PS&A)

• Ph.D.

5. Faculty in the Department :



No. of faculty 1 0 1 2 1 3 23 2 25 27 2 29



S.No. Name of the Designation SpecializationFaculty

1 Dr.G.V.K.R.Sastry Professor & HOD Control systems

2 Sri.A.Ramulu Assoc. Professor Industrial Electronics

3 Sri.I.E.S.Naidu Assoc. Professor Power Systems

4 Dr.U.Salma Assoc. Professor Power Systems

5 Sri.K.Aravind Kumar Asst. Professor Control Systems

6 Smt.T.Padmavathi Asst. Professor PS&A

7 Sri.B.Durga Prasad Asst. Professor PS&A

8 Sri.K.Sri Chandan Asst. Professor PS&A

9 Sri.K.Manohar Asst. Professor PSC & A

10 Smt.T.Sandhya Asst. Professor High Voltage Engineering

11 Sri.Menda Ebraheem Asst. Professor Power System Control & Automation

12 Sri.Ch.Das Prakash Asst. Professor VLSI Design

13 Sri.S.Srinivasa Rao Asst. Professor Electrical Power Systems

14 Sri.M.Praveen Asst. Professor Power Electronics


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15 Sri.M.Ramu Asst. Professor PS&A

16 Sri.G.Prasad Asst. Professor Industrial Drives & Control

17 Sri.P.Nageswara Rao Asst. Professor Control Systems

18 Sri V. Raj Kumar Asst. Professor Power Systems

19 Sri K. Vinod Kumar Asst. Professor Power Electronics

20 Sri. B. Sravan Kumar Asst. Professor PS&A

21 Sri.N.G.S.Raju Asst. Professor High Voltage Engineering

22 Sri.P.Naresh Asst. Professor Power Electronics & ASIC Design

23 Sri. A.Jagadeesh Asst. Professor HVE

24 Sri. G.Narasimha Rao Asst. Professor power systems

25 Sri G. Hari Babu Asst.Professor Power Electronics & Drives

26 Sri B.Hanumantha Rao Asst.Professor Power & Energy System

27 Sri N.Nageswara Reddy Asst Professor Power Systems

28 Sri M. Dileep Krishna Asst.Professor Power Electronics & Drives

29 Sri. B. Jagadish Kumar Asst. Professor Instrumentation & Control Systems

7. No. of Supporting staff :




3. Attendant 2 0 2

8. Revision of the Curriculum : 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof. G.V.K.R.Sastry



Ph.D. 1 0


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Workshops 01 03





a) Research Projects : Nil

b) Research Papers:


1 Research Papers Published in peer reviewedJournals 3 --- 3

2 Number of Journals listed in International databases 3 --- 3


4 Citation Index- range/ average Nil

5 Avg. h-index 5

c) Books:


1 Books authored 01 Nil 01

d) Patents: Nil

17. Consultancy:





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2. Name of the Head : Dr. D.Elizabath Rani



• B.Tech. (Electronics & Instrumentation)

• M.Tech. (Embedded System)

• M.Tech. (Electronics & Instrumentation)

• Certificate Programme: LabVIEW Programming




No. of faculty -- 1 1 2 2 4 15 2 17 17 5 22

No. of facultywith Ph.D. -- 1 1 1 -- 1 1 -- 1 2 1 3



1. Dr. D.Elizabath Rani Professor & HoD Digital Signal Processing

2. Mr. B.Udaya Kumar Associate Professor Electronic Instrumentation

3. Mrs. V.Jyothi Associate Professor Industrial Process Instrumentation

4. Mrs. N.Jyothi Associate Professor Electronic Instrumentation

5. Dr. B.Rajesh Kumar Associate Professor MEMS

6. Dr. L.L.Rajeswara Rao Assistant Professor Industrial Process Instrumentatio

7. Mr. V.Nooka Raju Assistant Professor Instrument Technology

8. Mr. M.Grace Mercy Assistant Professor Industrial Process Instrumentation

9. Mrs. I.Sowmya Assistant Professor Industrial Process Instrumentation

10. Mr. L.Srinivasa Rao Assistant Professor Industrial Process Instrumentation

11. Mr. N.Jagadeesh Babu Assistant Professor Industrial Process Instrumentation

12. Mr. MNVLM Krishna Assistant Professor Industrial Process Instrumentation

13. Mr. K.Siva Shankar Assistant Professor Control Systems

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14. Mr.G.Naresh Kumar Assistant Professor Electronics

15. Mr. P.Ramesh Assistant Professor Embedded Electronics Systems

16. Mr. S.S.S.Srikanth Assistant Professor Industrial Process Instrumentation

17. Mr. A.V.Naga Vamsi Assistant Professor Electronic Instrumentation

18. Mr. M.S.Pradeep Kumar Assistant Professor Electronic Instrumentation

19. Mr. S.V. BharathKumar Reddy Assistant Professor Embedded Systems

20. Mr. B.Praneeth Reddy Assistant Professor Industrial Process Instrumentation

21. Mr. U.Srinivasulu Assistant Professor Biomedical Engineering

22. Mr.E.Rambabu Assistant Professor Instrument Technology



1. Stenographer 1 0 1


3. Attendant 3 0 3



1. B.Tech ( EIE) April 2016

2. M.Tech (ES) April 2016

3. M.Tech (EI) April 2016

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS : Dr. D.Elizabath Rani



Ph.D. 0 1







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S.No. Name of the Title of the Host Institute DateFaculty Lecture

1. Dr B Rajesh Kumar Future of Micro Baba Institute of Technology andElectronics Sciences, Visakhapatnam 530048. 16-07-2016



DST strengthening the existing S&T infrastructure



S.No. Name of the Title Funding Agency Status (ongoing/Faculty completed)

1. Dr.B.Rajesh Kumar Design & Development of aMicro Cantilever structuredsensor for determining thevolatile organic compounds. DST Ongoing

b) Research Papers:


1 Research Papers Published in peer reviewedJournals 4 -- 4

2 Number of Journals listed in Internationaldata bases 3 -- --

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications -- -- --

4 Citation Index- range/ average --

5 Avg. h-index --

c) Books: NIL

d) Patents : NIL

17. Consultancy : NIL


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2. Name of the Head : Dr.B. SurendraBabu



• B.Tech. (IE)

• M.Tech. (IE&M)

• Ph.D. (IE)




No. of faculty 1 0 1 1 0 1 8 5 13 10 5 15




01. Dr.B.SurendraBabu Professor Manufacturing

02. Sri S.S.V.Ramana Rao Associate Professor Thermal engg

03. Dr. K.V.S.Seshendra Kumar Assistant Professor Machine Design

04. Dr..Ch. Shoba Assistant Professor Machine Design

05. Sri S. Hemanth Kumar Assistant Professor CAD/CAM

06. Dr. V. Nagamalleswari Assistant Professor Production Engineering

07. Dr .K. ArunVikram Assistant P9rofessor CAD/CAM

08. Dr. R. Padmini Assistant Professor Machine Design

09. Sri G. Prem Kumar Assistant Professor Industrial Engineering

10. Sri. A Sunny Kumar Assistant Professor Industrial Engineering

11. Dr. Shabana Assistant Professor CAD/CAM

12. Sri K. Suresh Assistant Professor Industrial Engineering

13. Sri K. Taranikanth Assistant Professor Manufacturing

14. Smt. V.V.K.Lakshmi Assistant Professor Industrial Engineering

15. Sri. Tapas Marandi Assistant Professor Manufacturing Systems


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3. Attendant 1 0 1



1. B.Tech.(IE) 2015

2. M.Tech.(IE&M) 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS : Dr. B. Surendra Babu



Ph.D. 2 1





Workshops 1 2





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DST-SERB Performance evaluation of eco-friendly metal cutting and surfacetexture correlations with cutting forces while machining hard tomachine materials in turning milling operations.



S.No. Name of the Title Funding Agency StatusFaculty

1. Dr. K.ArunVikram Analysis and correlation of DST-SERB OngoingRoughness, Temperatures andTool wear using cutting forcesand vision based surfacetextures in turn-millingoperations of hard to machinematerials in dry and minimumquantity lubricationenvironments

b) Research Papers:



2 Number of Journals listed in International databases 06 0 6

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications NA -- 1.1


5 Avg. h-index 3

c) Books : Nil

d) Patents : Nil




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2. Name of the Head: Prof.Y.Srinivas



B.Tech : Information Technology

M.Tech : Information Technology, Data Science

Ph.D. Specialization : Information Technology




No. of faculty 2 1 3 3 2 5 17 7 24 22 10 32

No. of facultywith Ph.D. 2 1 3 3 2 5 2 __ 2 7 3 10



1. Dr. P.V.Lakshmi Professor & BoS Cryptography, network security, Bioinformatics,Data mining.

2. Dr. Y.Srinivas Professor & HoD Image Processing

3. Dr. M.Venkateswara Rao Professor Robotics

4. Dr. G.Venkateswara Rao Associate Professor Mobile Computing

5. Dr. P.Padmaja Associate Professor Data Mining

6. Dr. GVS Rajkumar Associate Professor Image Processing, Network Security, FormalLanguages and Automata Theory,Computer Networks

7. Mr. B.Bhaskara Rao Associate Professor Semantic Web

8. Dr. R.Bhramaramba Associate Professor Bioinformatics and Data Mining

9. Dr. G.Srinivasa Rao Sr. Asst. Professor Computer Networks, Data Communication

10. Mrs. P.Naga Jyothi Assistant Professor Artificial Intelligence

11. Mrs. K.Naga Sowjanya Assistant Professor Computer Networks

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12. Mr. D.Veerabhadra Rao Assistant Professor Bioinformatics, Software Engineering, DBMS

13. Mr. S.Praveen Kumar Assistant Professor Information Technology

14. Mr. K.Naveen Kumar Assistant Professor Image Processing

15. Mr. D.Kishore Kumar Assistant Professor Computer Networks, Operating systems

16. Mr. S.Mohan Krishna Assistant Professor Data Mining, Soft Computing

17. Ms. S.Venkata Lakshmi Assistant Professor Data Bases

18. Mr. P.Chandra Sekhar Assistant Professor Image Processing, Network Security.

19. Mr. P.Surya Chandra Assistant Professor Computer Networks

20. Mr. K.Srinivas Assistant Professor Operating Systems, DBMS

21. MR. J.Harikiran Assistant Professor Image Processing

22. Ms. Y.Jhansi Assistant Professor Computer Science & Technology

23. Mr. V.Sunil Kumar Assistant Professor Micro Processor

24. Mr. N.Suresh Kumar Assistant Professor Information technology

25. Mr. S.Amarnadh Assistant Professor Computers Science and Technology

26. Mrs. D.Sirisha Assistant Professor Computer Networks

27. Mrs. M.Bhavani Assistant Professor Data mining

28. Mr. K.Sandeep Varma Assistant Professor Network Security

29. Mr. G V S Narayana Assistant Professor Image Processing

30. Mr. K.Mallikharjuna Rao Assistant Professor Computer Science Engineering

31. Mr. B.Raviteja Assistant Professor DBMS

32. Ms. B.Susmita Assistant Professor Computer Science & Technology

7. No. of Supporting staff :


1 Jr. Assistant 0 1 1

2 Programmers 2 1 3

3 Lab Assistant /Technicians 3 0 3

4 Attendant 2 0 2

8. Revision of the Curriculum (Major Restructuring):


1. M.Tech (IT), M.Tech (DS) 2016


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9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof.P.V.Lakshmi




FDP / Refresher Programmes 01 31 5 36

Workshops 03 51 15 66

STTP 01 56 __ 56

12. Faculty recharging programs attended during the year :



Workshops 03 03









completed)

1. Dr.Y.Srinivas Image segmentation and DST Completedclassification usingmultivariate features

2. Dr. Y.Srinivas Usage of Datamining UGC OngoingTechniquesin Design andDevelopment of AcademicAudit System for EffectiveTeaching And learning.

3. Dr. Y.Srinivas Mapping of Demographic, DST OngoingEnvironmental, Behavioral,Socioeconomic and GeneticFactors for the CancerIncidences in VisakhapatnamDistrict of Andhra Pradesh

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b) Research Papers:

S.No. Name of the Title of the Paper Name of the Journal Volume, Issue,Faculty & ISSN No. Page, Year

1. Y.Srinivas Content Based Medical Current Medical 12Image Retrieval System Imaging Reviews,Based on Generalized

2 Y.Srinivas Automatic Medical Image Internal arab journal of 13(5)Segmentation Based On information technologyFinite Skew GaussianMixture Model

3 G.VS Rajkumar Design And Analysis of An International Journal of 11(4)Enhanced SHA-1 Hash Applied EngineeringGeneration Scheme for ResearchAndroid Mobile Computers

4 J.Harikiran Dimensionality Reduction and Indonesian Journal of Vol 3Classification of Hyperspectral Electrical Engineering no 3Images using Genetic and Computer ScienceAlgorithm

c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: NIL

17. Consultancy:


S.No Name of the Title Client Status Date ofFaculty Sanction

1. Dr Y.Srinivas Improving Adolescent lives UNICEF Completed 11-4-2016in Andhra Pradesh April-2017

2. Dr. Y.Srinivas Object Recognition M/s Info Ongoing 21-3-2017Mr. K.Naveen Kumar Bridge Ltd.,Mr. S.Praveen Kumar Japan




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2. Name of the Head : Dr. M. R. S. Satyanarayana



• B.Tech. (Mechanical)--- 1980

• B.Tech+M.Tech (Integrated)--- 2010

• M.Tech. (CAD/CAM)---2001

• M.Tech. (Machine Design)---2005

• Ph. D---2008

• Certificate Programme: Computer Aided Engineering --- 2016




No. of faculty 5 0 5 7 1 8 25 3 28 37 4 41




1. Dr.M.R.S.Satyanarayana Professor & HOD Machine Design

2. Dr. V.Srinivas Professor Thermal Engineering

3. Dr. Pratap Singh G.V. Professor Industrial Engineering

4. Dr. S. NarayanaRao Professor Industrial Engineering

5. Dr. H.Ravi Shankar Professor Machine Design

6. Sri P.Srinivas Associate Professor Machine Design

7. Dr. B.S.N.Murthy Associate Professor Machine Design

8. Dr. V.Sai Srikanth Associate Professor Advanced Production Systems

9. Dr. VSN VenkataRamana Associate Professor Industrial Metallurgy

10. Dr. Y.V.V.S.N. Murthy Associate Professor Thermal Engineering

11. Dr. D.Siva Prasad Associate Professor Machine Design

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12. Dr. J.Sarojini Associate Professor Industrial Engineering

13. Dr. B.S.Prasad Associate Professor Manufacturing Engineering

14. Dr. P.SrinivasaRao Assistant Professor Computer Integrated Manufacturing

15. Sri P. Raju Assistant Professor CAD/CAM

16. Sri R BhanuPavan Assistant Professor CAD/CAM

17. Sri K.Adarsha Kumar Assistant Professor Advanced Manufacturing Engineering

18. Sri Bh.L.P. Raju Assistant Professor Thermal Engineering

19. Dr. M. Amrita Assistant Professor Machine Design

20. Sri. J. U. MaheswaraRao Assistant Professor CAD/CAM

21. Sri. M. Ram MohanaRao Assistant Professor Machine Design

22. Smt. K.Bhavani Assistant Professor Machine Design

23. Dr. R. Rajeswara Reddy Assistant Professor Bio Mechanics

24. Sri Ch. Kodanda Rama Rao Assistant Professor Automobile Engineering

25. Smt. M Anjani Raj Assistant Professor Machine Design

26. Dr. M. Rajasekhar Assistant Professor Machine Design

27. Sri K Sankaranarayana Assistant Professor CAD/CAM

28. Sri A. Sandeep Assistant Professor Machine Design

29. Sri D. Nagaraju Assistant Professor Thermal Science

30. Sri S. Jaikumar Assistant Professor Thermal Engineering

31. Sri K. MahendraBabu Assistant Professor Automobile Engineering

32. Sri. J. SimhadriRaju Assistant Professor Manufacturing Engineering

33. Sri Ch. Anil Kumar Assistant Professor Machine Design

34. Sri M. Abdul Razack Assistant Professor Thermal Engineering

35. Sri B. Divakar Assistant Professor Machine Design

36. Sri P. Gandhi Assistant Professor Thermal Engineering

37. Sri K. Vijaya Kumar Assistant Professor Materials Engineering

38. Sri K. Narendra Kumar Assistant Professor Manufacturing Systems Engg;

39. Sri T. Rakesh Kumar Assistant Professor Applied Mechanics

40. Sri Prafulla Kumar Swain Assistant Professor Machine Design

41. Sri T. Rajesh Kumar Dora Assistant Professor Metallurgy


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3. Attendant 3 0 3

8. Revision of the Curriculum (Major Restructuring): NIL

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS : Dr. V. Srinivas



Ph.D. 3 3





International Conferences/Seminars 1 40 60 100




Workshops 4 --





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1 Dr. MRS Satyanarayana Experimental approaches for NIT Rourkela 5-7 Oct, 2016Analysis and conditionmonitoring of machinery

2 Dr.VSNVenkataRamana Non Destructive Techniques NTPC, 25/06/2016(NDT) & Its applications in VisakhapatnamThermal Power PlantMaintenance Welding

15. Development Projects funded byUGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others : NIL




completed)

1 Dr.B.Srinivasa Prasad Experimental investigation DST Ongoingof thermal effects and heatdistribution for onlinecondition monitoring of aCNC machining processusing infrared thermographytechniques and finiteelement simulation

2. Dr.M. Amrita Green and Sustainable DST Ongoingmachining of “hard tomachine materials” usingGraphene based SelfLubricating cutting toolsand cutting fluids

b) Research Papers:



2 Number of Journals listed in International databases 08 08

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 2.5(0.525 -5.2)


5 Avg. h-index 3


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c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: NIL

17. Consultancy:


S.No Name of the Title Client Status Date ofFaculty (Ongoing/ Sanction

Completed)

1. Dr. YVVSN Murthy Design of vent size for Laurus Labs Ongoing 15-02-2017pressure reactors Limited,

Visakhapatnam

b) Material Consultancy:

S.No Name of the Laboratory Materials Tested Clients

1. Instran Fatigue Testing Machine (FIST) Tensile, flexure and Research Scholars, DentalFatigue strength of surgeons and studentsmetals and polymers of various institutes

18. Collaborations:


ResearchOrganisation)

1 Central Institute of Tool MSME Organization, Internship for both UG and PGDesign, Hyderabad Ministry of Industries students and research collaboration.

2 Central Institute of Ministry of Petro Internship and research projectsPlastics Engineering & chemicalsTechnology, Hyderabad

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Chemistry




4. Programs on offer: B.Tech. (all branches)

5. Faculty in the Department/Institute:



No. of faculty 2 0 2 3 0 3 10 6 16 15 6 21




1. Dr. AVLNSH. Hari Haran Professor Synthetic Chemistry

2. Dr. G.V.R.Sharma Professor & Head Organic Chemistry

3. Lt. Dr. B. Sreenivasa Rao Associate Professor Inorganic/Analytical Chemistry

4. Dr. N.V.S. Venugopal Associate Professor Analytical Chemistry

5. Dr. Som Shankar Assistant Professor Analytical Chemistry

6. Dr. Ch. Sudhakar Assistant Professor Applied Chemistry

7. Dr.Shaik Lakshman Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

8. Dr. M. Kiranmai Reddy Assistant Professor Environmental Sciences

9. Dr. K.V. Santhee Devi Assistant Professor Environmental Chemistry

10. Dr. P .Muralidhar Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

11. Dr. B. Veeraswami Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

12. Ms. Alice Rinky Robert Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

13. Dr. A.V.D Nagendra Kumar Assistant Professor Applied Environ Chemistry

14. Dr. P.V.Subrahmanyam Naidu Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

15. Dr. K. Ram Mohan Rao Assistant Professor Inorganic Chemistry

16. Dr. B.S.A.Andrews Assistant Professor Physical Chemistry

17. Dr.K.V.N.Suresh Reddy Assistant Professor Analytical Chemistry


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18. Dr.R. Gowri Sankar Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

19. Dr.V.Vandana Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

20. Dr.Somnath Ghosh Assistant Professor Chemistry

21. Dr..B.Lakshmi Assistant Professor Chemistry





3. Attendant 2 0 2



1. B.Tech. 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof.A.V.L.N.S.H.Hari Haran



Ph.D. 3 4








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S.No. Name of the Title of the Lecture Host Institute DateFaculty

1. NVS Venugopal Nanopesticides- a new P.R.college, 3rd September,approach in on Kakinada 2016

2. NVS Venugopal Chromatography techniques in K.B.N.College, 16th December,National workshop on Instrumental Vijayawada. 2016Methods of Chemical Analysis



UGC & DST To strengthen research activity with sophisticated equipment.




completed)

Dr. R. Gowri Highly Reactive arenes for new C-C bonds formation DST OngoingShankar using B(C6F5)3 Catalyst in ecofriendly solvents.

b) Research Papers:






5 Avg. h-index 3

c) Books: NIL

d) Patents:

S.No. Name of the Title of the Type Patent No.& Status Date ofFaculty Invention Agency Grant

1. Dr.G.V.R.Sarma Pyrimidine International US 8828999 B2 Granted 14 May 2016compounds & NMDCand their uses




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English


2. Name of the Head: Prof.B.Sandhya


4. Programs on offer: B. Tech




No. of faculty 0 1 1 0 3 3 7 8 15 7 12 19




1 Dr. B. Sandhya Professor & Head ELT, American Drama

2 Lt. Dr. V. Parimala Venu Assoc. Professor British Literature

3 Dr. C. Pradgna Assoc. Professor British Literature, Feminist Theory

4 Dr. C.V. Padmaja Assoc. Professor South Asian - Diaspora

5 Mr. P. Ravi Kumar Asst. Professor Indian Writing in English

6 Mrs. B.Venkata Ramana Asst. Professor Indian Writing in English

7 Dr. P. Ramachandra Rao Asst. Professor British Literature

8 Smt. P. Padmavathi Asst. Professor Indian Writing in English

9 Dr. B. Sudha Sai Asst. Professor Indian Writing in English, Common wealthliterature British Literature

10 Dr. Ch. Swathi Asst. Professor Postcolonial, Women's Writing

11 Ms. J.V. Sunita Asst. Professor Indian Writing in English

12 Dr.N.SrinivasaRao Asst. Professor Indian writing in English,Fourth world literatures

13 Dr.N.Natesh Kumar Asst. Professor Indian English Literature

14 Dr.P.Sreenivasulu Reddy Asst. Professor British Literature

15 Dr.C.Raghavendra Asst. Professor Indian Writing in English

16 Dr.N.Vijaya Lakshmi Asst. Professor Indian Writing in English

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17 Dr.R.Ramesh Babu Asst. Professor Indian Writing in English

18 Dr.Chitra Krishnan Asst. Professor South American Diaspora, British, American

19 M. Thriveni Asst. Professor American Literature





8. Revision of the Curriculum (Major Restructuring): 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof.B.Sandhya



Ph.D. 1 0




Workshops 06 06




1 Lt.Dr.V.Parimala Venu Incentives of NCC SVP Engineering College 16/06/2016

2 Dr.C.Pradgna Women Empowerment NSTL, Visakhapatnam 10/03/2017

3 Dr.R.Ramesh Babu The Influence of English St. Joseph’s degree 10/12/2016Language on Indian Languages college, Visakhapatnam


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b) Research Papers:

S. No. Description No. National International


c) Books:



d) Patents: Nil

17. Consultancy:

a) Industrial Consultancy: Not Applicable

b) Material Consultancy: Not Applicable


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Engineering Mathematics


2. Name of the Head: Dr. V.Sitaramaiah


4. Programs on offer: B. Tech




No. of faculty 02 -- 02 02 04 06 14 07 21 18 11 29

No. of facultywith Ph.D. 02 -- 02 02 04 06 12 06 18 16 10 26



1 Prof. V. Sitaramaiah Professor & HOD Theory of Numbers

2 Prof. A. Chandra Sekhar Professor & BOS Chairman Number Theory & Cryptography

3 Dr. V. Yogeswara Associate Professor Fuzzy Partial Algebra

4 Dr. V. Lakshmi Narasamma Associate Professor Boundary Value Problems

5 Dr. P. Sri Ramachandra Murthy Associate Professor Fluid Dynamics

6 Dr. Ch. Pragathi Associate Professor Lattice Theory

7 Dr. Ch.Suneeta Associate Professor Cryptography

8 Dr. M. V. R. Kameswari Associate Professor Fixed Point Theory

9 Dr. T. Poorna Kantha Assistant Professor Fluid Dynamics

10 Dr. K. Aruna Kumari Assistant Professor Operations Research

11 Dr. N. Sreedhar Assistant Professor Boundary Value Problems

12 Dr. P. Vijay Kumar Assistant Professor Fluid Dynamics

13 Sri B. Ravi Kumar Assistant Professor Cryptography

14 Dr. T. Surendra Assistant Professor Cryptography

15 Dr.S.Ramesh Assistant Professor Boolean Algebra, Lattice Theory

16 Dr. T. Sri Lakshmi Assistant Professor Semi Rings

17 Sri B. Simhachalam Assistant Professor Soft Computing

18 Dr. P. Sundarayya Assistant Professor C-Algebra, Lattice Theory


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19 Dr. M. M. Sandeep Kumar Assistant Professor Numerical Analysis

20 Smt. G. Naga Lakshmi Assistant Professor Cryptography

21 Dr. D. Vamshee Krishna Assistant Professor Complex Analysis

22 Dr. M. Murali Krishna Rao Assistant Professor Algebra

23 Dr. A. Sridhar Assistant Professor Operations Research & SQC

24 Dr. G. Sridevi Assistant Professor Operations Research

25 Dr. K. V. S. Sireesha Assistant Professor Relativity and Cosmology

26 Dr. D. Neelima Assistant Professor Relativity and Cosmology

27 Dr. K. Rajendra Kumar Assistant Professor Differential Equations

28 Dr. S. Mohammed Ibrahim Assistant Professor Fluid Dynamics

29 Dr. P. Phanibhushan Rao Assistant Professor Operations Research



1. Jr. Assistant 01 --- 01



1. B.Tech. 2015-16

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof. A. Chandra Sekhar



Ph.D. ---- 02




Workshops 02 09




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15. Development Projects funded byUGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & others: NIL


a) Research Projects: NIL

b) Research Papers:


1 Research Papers Published in peer reviewedJournals 72 --- 72

2 Number of Journals listed in Internationaldata bases 72 3

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications NA 0.96

4 Citation Index- range/ average

5 Avg. h-index

c) Books: NIL

d) Patents: NIL

17. Consultancy:NIL

a) Industrial Consultancy: NIL




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Physics


2. Name of the Head: Dr. K.S.R.Murthy


4. Programs on offer: B.Tech.

5. Faculty in the Department/Institute: 19



No. of faculty 02 --- 02 02 02 04 11 02 13 15 04 19

No. of facultywith Ph.D. 02 --- 02 02 02 04 10 02 12 14 04 18


S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization1. Prof. G. Veereswara Swamy Professor GIS and Mobile computing2 Dr. M. Ravi Kumar Professor and Asst. Principal Nuclear Physics3 Dr. K.S.R. Murthy Associate Professor & Head Space Physics4 Dr. C Kavitha Associate Professor Electronics5 Dr. P. Sarita Associate Professor Nuclear Physics6 Dr. M. Chaitanya Varma Associate Professor Solid State Physics7 Dr. B. Srinivasa Rao Assistant Professor Material Science8 Dr. M. Naga Venkata Ramesh Assistant Professor Solid State Physics9 Sri D. Srinivas Assistant Professor Solid State Physics10 Dr.P. Tejeswara Rao Assistant Professor Solid State Physics11 Dr. D. Madhava Prasad Assistant Professor Material Science12 Dr. G. Srinivasa Rao Assistant Professor Geo-Physics13 Dr. B. Vasundhara Assistant Professor Nuclear Physics14 Dr. Subimal Deb Assistant Professor Photonics15 Dr. B. Rajesh Kumar Assistant Professor Solid State Physics16 Dr. Manamohan Prusty Assistant Professor Theoritical Physics17 Dr. B. Spandana Assistant Professor Space Physics Permanent18 Dr. Somayajula Bharadwaj Assistant Professor Material Science19 Dr. Ch. Venkata Koti Reddy Assistant Professor Materials Science

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1. Jr. Assistant 01 --- 01

2. Lab Assistant /Technicians 02 ---- 02

3. Attendant 02 --- 02



1 B.Tech. 2015-16

9. Name of the Chairperson– BoS: Prof.M.Ravi Kumar








15. Development Projects funded byUGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: Nil


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S.No Name of the Faculty Title Funding Agency Status

1 PI: Dr. P. Sarita Multi-elemental mapping of collaborative OngoingCo-PIs: blood serum of Diabetes researchDr. G. J. Naga Raju Mellitus patients using schemesDr. M.Kiranmai Reddy synchrotron based micro-probe - UGC-DAE CSR,

X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy Indore centre

b) Research Papers:




3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 00 1.2


5 Avg. h-index 4

c) Books: NIL

d) Patents: NIL

17. Consultancy:




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EXAMINATION RESULTS

I. UG Programs:

Program Students


B.Tech I Semester



Computer Science Engineering 1275 1271 856 415 67.35



Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering --- --- --- --- ---



Industrial Engineering --- --- --- --- ---

Dual Degree

B.Tech+ M.Tech - I Semester

Electronics & Communication Engineering (EC6) --- --- --- --- ---

Mechanical Engineering (MC6) --- --- --- --- ---

B.Tech II Semester










Integrated Dual Degree

B.Tech+ M.Tech - II Semester

Electronics & CommunicationEngineering (EC-6) --- --- --- --- ---

Mechanical Engineering (MC-6) --- --- --- --- ---

B.Tech III Semester



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B.Tech+ M.Tech - III Semester

Electronics & CommunicationEngineering (EC-6) 20 20 04 16 20.00

Mechanical Engineering (MC-6) 20 20 09 11 45.00

B.Tech IV Semester











B.Tech+ M.Tech - IV Semester

Electronics & CommunicationEngineering (EC6) 19 19 08 11 42.11

Mechanical Engineering (MC6) 20 19 13 06 68.42

B.Tech V Semester







123





B.Tech+ M.Tech - V Semester



B.Tech VI Semester











B.Tech+ M.TechVI Semester



B.Tech VII Semester











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B.Tech+ M.Tech - VII Semester

Electronics & CommunicationEngineering (EC-5, Exit) 60 60 51 09 85.00

Mechanical Engineering (MC-5, Exit) 60 59 56 03 94.92

Electronics & CommunicationEngineering (EC-5(PG)) 03 03 0 03 0.00

Mechanical Engineering (MC-5(PG)) 01 01 0 01 0.00











B.Tech+ M.TechVIII Semester

Electronics & CommunicationEngineering (EC-5, Exit ) 56 56 53 03 94.64

Mechanical Engineering (MC-5, Exit ) 59 59 58 01 98.31

Electronics & CommunicationEngineering (EC-5 (PG) 03 03 01 02 33.33

Mechanical Engineering (MC-5(PG)) 01 01 0 01 0.00

B.Tech+ M.Tech - IX Semester

Electronics & CommunicationEngineering (EC-5) --- --- --- --- ---

Mechanical Engineering (MC-5) --- --- --- --- ---

B.Tech+ M.Tech - X Semester

Electronics & CommunicationEngineering (PG) --- --- --- --- ---

Mechanical Engineering (PG) --- --- --- --- ---

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II. PG Programs:

Program Students

Enrolled Appeared Passed Failed Pass %M.Tech I SemesterBiotechnology --- --- --- --- ---Food processing technology 1 1 1 0 100.00CAD/CAM 4 4 4 0 100.00Computer Science & Technology 20 19 19 0 100.00Digital Systems & Signal Processing --- --- --- --- ---Electronic Instrumentation --- --- --- --- ---Data Science 11 11 11 0 100.00Industrial Engineering & Management 6 6 6 0 100.00Power Systems & Automation 8 8 8 0 100.00RF & Microwave Engineering --- --- --- --- ---Software Engineering--- --- --- --- ---Machine Design 14 14 11 3 78.57VLSI Design 14 14 11 3 78.57SE & NDM 25 25 14 11 56.00Embedded Systems 4 4 4 0 100.00M.Tech II SemesterBiotechnology --- --- --- --- ---Food processing technology 1 1 1 0 100.00CAD/CAM 4 4 4 0 100.00Computer Science & Technology 20 19 18 0 94.74Digital Systems & Signal Processing --- --- --- --- ---Electronic Instrumentation --- --- --- --- ---Data Science 11 11 10 1 90.91Industrial Engineering & Management 6 6 6 0 100.00Power Systems & Automation 8 8 8 0 100.00RF & Microwave Engineering --- --- --- --- ---Software Engineering --- --- --- --- ---Machine Design 14 14 12 2 85.71VLSI Design 14 13 13 0 100.00SE & NDM 25 23 18 5 78.26Computer Science & Technology (Evening) --- --- --- --- ---VLSI Design (Evening) --- --- --- --- ---


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Embedded Systems 4 4 3 1 75.00M.Tech III SemesterBiotechnology --- --- --- --- ---Food processing technology --- --- --- --- ---CAD/CAM 4 4 3 1 75.00Computer Science & Technology 15 15 14 1 93.33Digital Systems & Signal Processing --- --- --- --- ---Electronic Instrumentation --- --- --- --- ---Information Technology --- --- --- --- ---Industrial Engineering & Management 7 7 7 0 100.00Power Systems & Automation 9 9 9 0 100.00RF & Microwave Engineering --- --- --- --- ---Software Engineering --- --- --- --- ---Machine Design 17 17 17 0 100.00VLSI Design 18 18 14 4 77.78SE & NDM 17 17 17 0 100.00Computer Science & Technology (Evening) --- --- --- --- ---VLSI Design (Evening) --- --- --- --- ---Embedded Systems --- --- --- --- ---M.Tech IV SemesterBiotechnology --- --- --- --- ---Food processing technology --- --- --- --- ---CAD/CAM 4 4 3 1 75.00Computer Science & Technology 15 15 14 1 93.33Digital Systems & Signal Processing --- --- --- --- ---Electronic Instrumentation --- --- --- --- ---Information Technology --- --- --- --- ---Industrial Engineering & Management 7 7 7 0 100.00Power Systems & Automation 9 9 9 0 100.00RF & Microwave Engineering --- --- --- --- ---Software Engineering --- --- --- --- ---Machine Design 17 17 17 0 100.00VLSI Design 18 18 16 2 88.89SE & NDM Result Not AnnouncedEmbedded Systems

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9.2 GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam

1. Principal Prof. K. Aruna Lakshmi

2. Vice Principal Prof. S.V.Rajgopal

3. Name of the Institute GITAM INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE


5. Courses / Programmes UG & Integrated Programmes:and subject Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)Combinations offered Bachelor of Environmental Management (BEM)

B.Sc. (Maths, Physics, Chemistry/Electronics/Comp.Science)B.Sc.(Hons) Chemistry (Dr. Reddy’s Lab)Integrated M.Sc. BiotechnologyIntegrated M.Sc. Chemistry (Laurus labs sponsored)

M. Sc. Programmes:M.Sc. Applied MathematicsM.Sc. BiochemistryM.Sc. BioinformaticsM.Sc. BiotechnologyM.Sc. Chemistry (Analytical/Organic/Pharmaceutical)M.Sc. Electronics ScienceM.Sc. Environmental ScienceM.Sc. Food Science and TechnologyM.Sc. MicrobiologyM.Sc. PhysicsMaster of Computer Applications (MCA)

Ph.D. Programmes :Applied MathematicsBiochemistryBioinformaticsBiotechnologyChemistryElectronics ScienceEnvironmental ScienceFood Science and TechnologyMicrobiologyPhysicsComputer Science


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6. Latest Revision of the Name of the Program YearCurriculum M.Sc. Applied Mathematics 2015

M.Sc. Biochemistry 2015

M.Sc. Bioinformatics 2015

M.Sc. Biotechnology 2015

M.Sc. Chemistry 2015

M.Sc. Electronic Science 2015

M.Sc. Environmental Science 2015

M.Sc. Food Science and Technology 2015

M.Sc. Microbiology 2015

M.Sc. Physics 2015

Master of Computer Applications (MCA) 2015




1 Applied Mathematics Prof. N.Ravisankar

2 Biochemistry & Bioinformatics Prof.M.Rama Rao

3 Biotechnology Dr.M.Anitha

4 Chemistry Prof.M.Saratchandra Babu

5 Computer Science Prof.V.Nagalakshmi

6 Electronics Prof.K.V.Ramesh

7 Environmental Studies Prof.Y.AVASN Maruthi

8 Microbiology Prof.R.Gyana Prasuna

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1 Applied Mathematics Dr.D.Venugopala Rao

2 Biochemistry & Bioinformatics Prof.M.Rama Rao

3 Biotechnology Prof.S.V.Rajagopal

4 Chemistry Prof.K.Ramakrishna

5 Computer Science Prof.K.Vedavathi

6 Electronics Prof. K.V.Ramesh

7 Environmental Studies Prof.Ch.Ramakrishna

8 Microbiology Dr.R.Gyana Prasuna



01 Sr. Assistant/ Stenographer 2 - 2


03 Attendants and others 3 - 3

Total 6 1 7



1 Assistant Professor 7 - -

Total 7 - -




2 Technical Staff 3 - 3

3 Attendants - - -

Total 4 1 5


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13. Programmes offered and student enrollment


Branch 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year TotalM.Sc ProgrammeApplied Mathematics 6 7 13Analytical Chemistry 3 0 3Biochemistry 10 5 15Bioinformatics 3 0 3Biotechnology 26 29 55Electronic Sciences 7 6 13Environmental Science 7 5 12Food Science & Tech. 19 11 30Microbiology 24 16 40Organic Chemistry 3 1 4Physics 11 6 17MCA 20 19 19 58UG programmeBCA 60 47 38 145BEM 18 13 8 39B.Sc 40 — — 405 Year Int. ProgramBiotechnology 49 37 35 18 9 148Int. MSc.Chemistry (Laurus Lab) 50 50 50 150

Ph.D Scholars Strength during the year 2016- 17(As on 31. 03. 2017)

S.No DEPT. 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 Total


1 AM - - - - - - - 2 - - 2 6 - - - 19 1 13 43

2 BC - - - - - - - - - - 1 3 - - - 2 2 2 10

3 BT - - - - - - - 3 - - 7 2 2 - 2 4 2 1 23

4 CHEM - - - - - - - 8 - 2 2 28 - - 8 30 6 31 115

5 CS - - - - - - - 1 - - - 4 - - - 7 - 9 21

6 ELE - - - - - - 2 11 - 1 2 9 1 - 1 10 3 1 41

7 ES - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 - - 3 5 3 3 16

8 MB - - - - - - 1 - - - 4 - - - - 4 - 2 11

Total - - - - - 3 25 - 3 19 53 3 - 14 81 17 62 280

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Applied Mathematics

1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam

2. Name of the Head:Dr. N.Ravi Shankar



• M.Sc. Applied Mathematics

• M.Phil. in Applied Mathematics

• Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics

5. Faculty in the Institute:



No. of faculty 1 0 1 1 0 1 3 1 4 5 1 6




1. N.Ravi Shankar Professor Fuzzy set theory, OperationsResearch & Group theory

2. D.Venu Gopala Rao Associate Professor Boundary Value Problems

3. P. Sri Harikrishna Asst. Professor Elasticity

4. V.Sireesha Asst. Professor Operations Research, Fuzzy set theory

5. BiswajitRath Asst. Professor Fuzzy set theory

6. S.Sreedhar Asst. Professor Elasticity




1. M.Sc. Applied Mathematics 2015


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9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS : Dr. D.Venu Gopala Rao



M.Phil. 1 0

Ph.D. 0 1



Workshops 1 - 250 250



Workshops 2 1








b) Research Papers:


1 Research Papers Published in peer reviewed Journals 11 Nil 11

2 Number of Journals listed in International databases 11 Nil 11

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications NA Nil 0.8


5 Avg. h-index 4

c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil

17. Consultancy:


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Biochemistry and Bioinformatics

1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam

2. Name of the Head: Prof. M. Rama Rao



• M.Sc. Biochemistry

• M.Sc. Bioinformatics

• Ph.D/M.Phil. Biochemistry

• Ph.D/M.Phil. Bioinformatics




No. of faculty 1 0 1 0 2 2 2 0 2 3 2 5




1. Dr.M.Rama Rao Professor & Head Cancer Biology & Enzymology

2. Dr. Ch. Surekha Assoc. Professor Plant Biotechnology

3. Dr.K.Vijaya Rachel Assoc. Professor Plant Biochemistry & Enzymology

4. Dr.N.Nageswara Rao Reddy Assistant Professor Genomics

5. Dr. A. Krishna Chaitanya Assistant Professor Structural Bioinformatics




2. Lab Technician 1 0 1

3. Lab Attendant 1 0 1

8. Revision of the Curriculum (Major Restructuring): Nil


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9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof. M. Rama Rao



M.Phil. 1 1

Ph.D. 7 4








1. Prof. M. Rama Rao Membrane micro domains in Avinash Lingam 28 July 2016breast cancer progression University, Coimbatore

2. Prof. M. Rama Rao Today’s Life styles tomorrow Aditya Degree College, 28 Januarycancer cause Visakhapatnam 2017

3. Prof. M. Rama Rao Impact of Life style on GVP Degree College 30 Januarycancer Visakhapatnam 2017



DST- FIST Establishment of state of art of laboratory for school of life sciencesgenerates projects, good publications and good number of Ph.Ds.

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completed)

1. Prof. M. Rama Rao Role of Lipid Rafts in the UGC CompletedRegulation of Cancer Angiogenicmechanisms of Breast

2. Prof. M. Rama Rao Therapeutic potential of CD151 DST-SERB Completedgene silencing using SIRNAin breast cancer

3. Prof. M. Rama Rao Development of radioprotective DRDO- OngoingsiRNA therapeutics using LSRBRNAi technology

4. Dr. N. Nageswara Identification of novel drug UGC, CompletedRao Reddy targets and antigens for New Delhi

Helicobacter pylori

5. Dr. Ch. Surekha Agrobacterium rhizogenes UGC, New Completedmediated transformation for Delhienhanced production of potentialterpenes in Salacia oblonga

6. Dr. K. V. Rachel Characterization of Soap Nut DST- SERB Ongoing(Sapindust rifoliatus L.) TrypsinInhibitor and determination of itsbiological activity using in vitrocell culture model.

7. Dr. K. V. Rachel Structural elucidation of Soap UGC completedNut Trypsin Inhibitor (SNTI) andevaluation of its efficacy againstgrowth of Malassezia furfur

b) Research Papers:



2 Number of Journals listed in International data 14 3 11bases

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 12 0 1.831


5 Avg. h-index Nil


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c) Books:


1 Chapters in Books 3 3 0

d) Patents:

S.No. Name of Title of the Type Patent No. Status Date ofthe Faculty Invention (Indian/ & Agency (Filed/Published Grant

International) /Granted)

1. Prof. M. A novel three International 2016410 Filed OctoberRama Rao dimensional angiogenic 3014 2016

model & APTS

17. Consultancy:




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Biotechnology

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM Institute of Science, Visakhapatnam

2. Name of the Head : Dr. M. Anitha



• 2 year M.Sc. Biotechnology

• 5 year Integrated M.Sc. Biotechnology

• M.Phil./ Ph.D.




No. of faculty 1 - 1 1 1 2 4 1 5 6 2 8

No. of facultywith Ph.D. 1 - 1 1 1 2 4 1 5 6 2 8



01 Prof. S. V. Rajagopal Professor Enzyme technology & Bioactive compounds

02 Dr. M. Anitha Assoc. Prof. & Head Chromatin biology & nuclear architecture

03 Dr. B. Veerendra Kumar Assoc. Professor Immunology

04 Dr. P. ShanmukhAnand Asst. Professor Plant Biotechnology

05 Dr. T. Srinivasan Asst. Professor Plant stress biology

06 Dr. N. Sai Kishore Asst. Professor Plant Biotechnology

07 Dr. P. Kiranmayi Asst. Professor Fungal Biology

08 Dr. Ch. SatyanarayanaSwamy Asst. Professor Immunology




02 Attendant 1 0 1


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1. 2 year M. Sc. Biotechnology 2015

2. 5 year Integrated M. Sc. Biotechnology 2015

3. M.Phil./ Ph.D. 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS : Prof. S.V. Rajagopal



Ph.D. 4 3








14. Expert Lectures delivered by GITAM faculty: NIL

15. Development Projects funded byUGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: NIL



S.No. Name of Title Funding Statusthe Agency (ongoing/

Faculty completed)

1. Prof.S.V. Studies on Immunomodulators from seaweeds UGC-MRP CompletedRajagopal of Bay of Bengal at Visakhapatnam coast

2. Dr.M. Anitha Biochemical and Molecular analysis of UGC-MRP OngoingSpermidine treated Bombyxmori silkworms.

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3. Dr. B. Exploration of Plant Sources of North UGC-MRP OngoingVeerendra Andhra Pradesh For Identification AndKumar Characterization Of Immunomodulatory

Compound/(S)

4. Dr. P. Characterization of biosurfactant(s) UGC-MRP OngoingShanmukh produced by soil bacteria isolated fromAnand different soil samples in and around

Visakhapatnam

5 Dr. T. Argyreia nervosa: UGC-MRP OngoingSrinivasan Conservation, Isolation and Characterization of

Immunomodulatory compound/(s)

6. Dr. N. Sai Enhancement of callus induction and plant UGC-MRP OngoingKishore regeneration in sweet sorghum explants

through somatic embryogenesis.

7. Dr. P. Role of junk DNA in UGC-MRP OngoingKiranmayi gene silencing mechanisms of

Neurospora crassa

b) Research Papers:


1 Research Papers Published in peer reviewed Journals 09 NIL 09

2 Number of Journals listed in International databases (For e.g. Web of Science, Scopus, IndianCitation index, Google Scholar, HumanitiesInternational Complete, Dare Database –International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCOhost,etc.,) 09 NIL 09

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 09 NIL 2.5

4 Citation Index- range/ average NIL

5 Avg. h-index NIL

c) Books: NIL

d) Patents: NIL




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Chemistry


2. Name of the Head : Prof. M. Saratchandra Babu



• M.Sc Chemistry (Analytical/Organic/Pharmaceutical)

• 5-year Integrated M.Sc Chemistry (Sponsored by Laurus Labs)

• 3-year B.Sc (Honrs) Chemistry (Sponsored by Dr. Reddy’s Labs)

• 3-Year B.Sc (MPC)

• M.Phil

• Ph.D.




No. of faculty 3 2 5 2 1 3 2 1 3 7 4 11




1. Prof. M. Saratchandra Babu Professor & Head Bio-Inorganic Chemistry

2. Prof. K. Ramakrishna Professor Physical Chemistry

3 Prof. K. M. Ch. Appa Rao Professor Organic Chemistry

4 Dr. Anima S. Dadhich Professor Analytical Chemistry

5 Dr. P. Umadevi Professor Organic Chemistry

6 Dr. R. Ravichandra Babu AssociateProfessor Analytical Chemistry

7 Dr. Anjali Jha AssociateProfessor Organic Chemistry

8 Dr. L. Vaikunta Rao AssociateProfessor Foods & Drugs

9 Dr. D. Suryakala AssistantProfessor Physical Chemistry

10 Dr. G. Srinivasa Rao AssistantProfessor Inorganic Chemistry

11 Dr. R. Kishore AssistantProfessor Inorganic Chemistry

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3. Attendant 1 0 1



1. M.Sc Chemistry (Analytical/Organi/Pharmacutical) CBCS 2016

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS:Prof. K. Ramakrishna



Ph.D. 5 15



National Conferences/Seminars 01 01 01






DST-FIST strengthening the existing S&T infrastructure


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S.No. Name of Title Funding Statusthe Faculty Agency (ongoing/

completed)

1. Prof. M. Design and synthesis of ZeoliticImidazolate CSIR OngoingSaratchandra Frameworks (ZIFs) for CO2 CaptureBabu

Metal Decoration on Functionalized Multi- UGC CompletedWalled Carbon Nanotubes (MWCNTs)to Improve Hydrogen Storage

Influence of gamma radiation on photo UGC- ongoingluminescence properties DAE-of Tb+3, Dy+3 and Sm+3 doped nano CSR-KCphosphors

2 Prof. K. Analytical applications UGC CompletedRamakrishna of micelles in organic

media

3 Dr. Anima Sequential chemical speciation, special UGC CompletedS. Dadhich distribution and bioavailability of mercury

in soil in urban-suburban region ofVisakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh.

“Heavy metal accumulation pattern UGC - ongoingand anti oxidative response of selected DAE - CSRplant species in urban Industry environmentof Visakhapatnam Using proton InducedX-ray Emissions”

4 Dr. P. Synthesis and evaluation of amino UGC CompletedUmadevi substituted oxa and thiadiazoles as possible

Bombyxmori growth enhancers

5 Dr. R. Applications of nanometal oxides for UGC CompletedRavichandra the removal of heavy metals from wasteBabu water and industrial effluents

6 Dr. Anjali Jha Conventional versus Green Synthesis of UGC CompletedBiologically active molecules

7 Dr. L. Seasonal ground water quality indexing UGC CompletedVaikunta Rao parameters in north coastal districts of

Andhra Pradesh and remedial approaches

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b) Research Papers:




3 Average Impact Factor of Publications


5 Avg. h-index

c) Books: Nil

d) Patents:

17. Consultancy:


S.No Name of the Title Client StatusFaculty

10. Dr R Ravi Identification of Coramandelchandrababu impurities in chemicals Ltd (completed)

phosphoric acid Kakinada


18. Collaborations:


ResearchOrganisation)

1 University of Kwazulu- University Collaborative ResearchNatal, South Africa


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Computer Science


2. Name of the Head: Prof. V. NagaLakshmi



• BCA

• MCA

• Ph.D.




No. of faculty 0 2 2 1 2 3 09 12 21 10 16 26




1. Dr.V. Naga Lakshmi Head & Professor Information Security, Cloud Computing

2. Dr. K. Vedavathi Professor Soft Computing and Data Engineering

3 Ms. B. Satya Sai Vani Associate Professor Data Mining and data security

4 Dr. T. Uma Devi Associate Professor Mining on Biological Data & Health care

5 Dr. S. Eswara Rao Associate Professor Operation Research

6 Dr. M. Sesha Shayee Assistant Professor Data Mining, Image Processing

7 Ms. K. Vanitha Assistant Professor Data Mining

8 Ms. K. Yasudha Assistant Professor Image processing with Data Mining

9 Ms. M. Srujana Assistant Professor Network Security

10 Ms. B. Srinivasa Rao Assistant Professor Wireless Networks, Data Engineering

11 Mr.M. Suresh Kumar Assistant Professor Computer Networks and Network Security

12 Mr.G. Babu Rao Assistant Professor Software Engineering

13 Mr.V. Siva Prasad Babu Assistant Professor Optimizing Techniques

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2. Programmers 1 0 1


4. Attendant 1 0 1



1. BCA 2015

2. MCA 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof. K. Vedavathi









b) Research Papers:


1 Research Papers Published in peer reviewed Journals 8 - 8

2 Number of Journals listed in International data 5 - 5bases

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 8 - 4.66


5 Avg. h-index 5.61

c) Books:

d) Patents: Nil




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Electronics and Physics


2. Name of the Head: Prof. K.V. Ramesh

3. Year of Establishment:

Electronic Science - 2001

Physics -2006


• M.Sc. Electronic Science

• M.Sc. Physics

• B.Sc. Physical Science

• M.Phil

• Ph.D.




No. of faculty 1 - 1 1 - 1 4 - 4 6 - 6

No. of facultywith Ph.D. 1 - 1 1 - 1 3 - 3 5 - 5



1. Prof. K.V. Ramesh Professor Solid State Physics and Material Science

2. Dr. Ch. Ravi Shankar Associate Professor Condensed mater PhysicsKumar and Material Science

3. Mr. P. Kanaka Raju Assistant Professor System Design

4. Dr. C. Mani Kumar Assistant Professor Embedded Systems

5. Dr. P. Gopala Krishna Assistant Professor Nuclear and Particle Physics

6. Dr. A. Chandra Sekhar Assistant Professor Non Destructive Testing

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1. Lab Technicians - 1 1

2. Attendant 1 - 1

8. Revision of the Curriculum


1. M.Sc. Physics 2017

2. M.Sc. Electronic Science 2017

3. B.Sc Physical Science 2016

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof. K.V. Ramesh



Ph.D. 3 -




National Conferences/Seminars 1 37 - 37



Workshops 6 3






1. Prof. K.V. Ramesh Applications and Government Degree 21st January,Concepts of Physics College, Saluru 2017


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DST Development of a new Non-destructive testing method for the detection ofhidden corrosion and cracks in stainless steel structures

DST-FIST Strengthening the research activity involving students withadvanced technical/ scientific instruments

UGC Synthesis and study of Magnetic and Electrical properties ofFerrites for memory and sensor applications

UGC Design and Development of Embedded based Ethernet measurement systemfor Studies on dielectric constant of Nano materials




completed)

1 Chandra Development of a new Non- DST/ECR/ SanctionedSekhar destructive testing method for 2016/Angani, the detection of hidden corrosion 001790

and cracks in stainless steel structures

b) Research Papers:






5 Avg. h-index 7

c) Books:

S.No. Description ISBN

1 Ultrafast laser ablation of metals in liquids for explosives detection 978-3-659-91910-7

d) Patents: NIL



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Environmental Studies


2. Name of the Head: Prof.Y. AVASN. Maruthi



• M.Sc Environmental Studies (1995)

• Bachelor of Environmental Management (BEM) 1996

• M.Sc Earth Science (From Academic year 2017-18)

• M.Phil/ Ph.D Programe (2007)




No. of faculty 2 1 3 0 0 0 1 2 3 3 3 6




1. Dr..Y.Avasn. Maruthi Head & professor Remediation Studies, Toxicology & and Publichealth

2. Dr..N.Srinivas Professor & Environmental remediation studiesDirector for Center Phytoremediation and Carbon Sequestrationfor Climate Change Studies& DisasterManagement

3 Dr.Ch. Ramakrishna Professor & Director Environmental Geologyof UGC affairs and Trace element geochemistry

4 Dr.V.Saritha Assistant Professor Water and Waste WaterTreatment Technologies

5 Dr.K.Suresh Kumar Assistant Professor Air Pollution

6 Smt.B.Padmavathi Assistant Professor Adsorption Studies of heavy metals


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3. Attendant 1 0 1


9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof.Ch.Ramakrishna



M.Phil. - 1

Ph.D. 2 5






14. Expert Lectures delivered by GITAM faculty: Institute : Nil


Funding Expected OutcomeAgency

FIST Department has developed an exclusive laboratory with modular tables and an air conditionerto install FIST equipment. Ion Chromatography, TOC, Water purification system and andGas Chromatography instruments were installed and research work is in progress. BothM.Sc. and BEM students are availing the facility for their experimental work.

Both faculty and research students are availing the facility for their research activities.

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completed)

1. Prof.Y.Avasn Chalk dust related occupational University OngoingMaruhi (P.I) & health hazards in teaching GrantsProf. N. Lakshman community CommissionDas (Co-P.I) New Delhi.

2 Prof.N. Srinivas Carbon sequestration and air Grantspollution tolerance index of Commissiontree species of Visakhapatnam New Delhi.

Eco-literacy approach for NCSTC Ongoingsustainable practices on quality Division, DSTof water hygiene and sanitationin school children of rural villages ofnorth coastal Andhra Pradesh

3 Prof.Ch. Response of Mangrove Plant Ministry of OngoingRamakrishna Species of Visakhapatnam to Environment and

toxic Effluents Forest MoEF,New Delhi

Sustainable water quality Department Ongoingmanagement for Greater of Science andVisakhapatnam Municipal Corporation Technology, DST,(GVMC) Area, AP New Delhi

4 Dr.V. Saritha Exploration and Evaluation of University Grants OngoingIndigenous Natural Coagulants for CommissionSurface Water Treatment New Delhi.

5 Dr.K.Suresh Kumar Trace elements in atmospheric University Grants Ongoing(Prof.N. Srinivas, aerosols in urban and industrial CommissionCo-PI) areas of Visakhapatnam New Delhi

6 Smt.B.Padmavathi Adsorption of Heavy Metals with University Completedsome agricultural soils and Grantscorrelation of Physico- Chemical and CommissionSpectral Analysis New Delhi


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b) Research Papers:






5 Avg. h-index 1-7

c) Books:


1 Chapters in Books 1 1 Nil

d) Patents: Nil

17. Consultancy:


S.No Name of the Title Client StatusFaculty

1 Dr.K.Suresh Kumar Water analysis. M/s. Laya NGO CompletedOrganizationVisakhapatnam

2 Prof. N.Srinivas Study on Effects of NTPC, CompletedProf. Ch. emissions on Mango Visakhapatnam 31.03.2017Ramakrishna and Cashew cropsDr. K.Suresh Kumar


18. Collaborations:

S.No Name of the Organization Type of the Nature of CollaborationOrganization

1 National Thermal Power Corporation Industry Consultancy

2. M/s. Laya, Visakhapatnam NGO Organization Consultancy

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Microbiology and Food Science and Technology


2. Name of the Head: Prof. R. Gyana Prasuna



• M.Sc. Microbiology

• M.Sc. Food Science and Technology

• M.Phil. Microbiology

• M. Phil. Food science and Technology

• Ph.D. Microbiology

• Ph.D. Food science and Technology




No. of faculty 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 5 5 0 7 7




1. Dr. R. Gyana Prasuna Assoc. Prof. & Head Biofertilizers, Cyanobacterial Biotechnology

2. Dr. Y. Vimala Asst. Professor Applied Microbiology

3. Dr. P. Lalitha Asst. Professor Microbiology

4. Dr. Ch. Pavana Jyothi Asst. Professor Industrial Microbiology

5. Ms. A. Rajani Chowdary Asst. Professor Biotechnology

6. Mrs. Ch. Padmavathi Asst. Professor

7. Ms. Pooja Mandlik Asst. Professor Food formulation


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2. Attendant 1 0 1


9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof. R. Gyana Prasuna



M.Phil. 1 0

Ph.D. 1 3



13. Number of Endowment/Guest/Distingusihed/CEO Lectures Organized: Nil



1. Prof. R.G. Prasuna Role of cyanobacteria in Bharathidasan 30/08/2016Mangrove sustenance University

Tiruchirappalli

2. Prof. R.G Prasuna Omega 3 Fatty Acids: Role in Gayatri Vidya 17/08/2016Health; Parishad,

Visakhapatnam


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S.No. Name of Title Funding Statusthe Agency (ongoing/

Faculty completed)

1. Dr. R. Gyana Sustainable and enhanced carbon UGC - Major CompletedPrasuna sequestration through cyanobacteria,

2. Dr. Y. Vimala Differential activity of D. hamiltonii UGC - Major Completedplant parts on pathogenic and non– pathogenic microorganisms,

3. Dr. Pappu Lalitha Enhancement of shelf life of DST-SERBtomatoes using cytokinin rich leafpowders

4. Dr. Ch. Pavna Jyothi Overcoming fossil fuel challenges: UGC-Major CompletedCoculture fermentations for bio-fuel production using agro-industrialwaste material

5. Dr. Ch. Pavna Jyothi Overcoming the challenges of DST-Fast track Completedfood poisoning through prurified for Youngbacteriocins as natural preser- scientistvatives


c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil






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EXAMINATION RESULTS

III. UG Programs:

Program Students


BCA

I Semester 66 62 40 22 64.52

II Semester 66 57 44 13 77.19

III Semester 52 51 30 21 58.82

IV Semester 52 50 40 40 80.00

V Semester 41 40 36 4 90.00

VI Semester 41 40 38 2 95.00

BEM

I Semester 19 18 15 3 83.33

II Semester 19 19 13 6 68.42

III Semester 14 13 13 0 100.00

IV Semester 14 14 12 2 85.71

V Semester 9 9 9 0 100.00

VI Semester 9 8 8 0 100.00

Integrated M.Sc (Biotechnology)

I Semester 49 48 37 11 77.08

II Semester 49 45 28 17 62.22

III Semester 37 35 31 4 88.57

IV Semester 37 33 33 0 100.00

V Semester 35 35 31 4 88.57

VI Semester 35 33 27 6 81.82

VII Semester 23 23 17 6 73.91


IX Semester 10 10 9 1 90.00

X Semester 10 10 9 1 90.00

Integrated M.Sc (Chemistry)

I Semester 50 50 23 27 46.00

II Semester 50 49 38 11 77.55

III Semester 51 50 36 14 72.00

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IV Semester 51 50 42 8 84.00

V Semester 50 50 49 1 98.00

VI Semester 50 50 48 2 96.00

B.Sc ( Physical Science )

I Semester 43 41 23 18 56.10

II Semester 43 42 24 18 57.14

B.Sc ( Hons.) Chemistry (VSP)

I Semester 147 146 70 76 47.95

II Semester 147 139 55 84 39.57

II. PG Programs:

Program Students


M.Sc. I Semester

Analytical Chemistry 4 3 3 ---- 100.00


Biochemistry 10 10 10 ---- 100.00

Bioinformatics 3 3 3 ---- 100.00




Microbiology 24 24 24 ----- 100.00



Physics 11 11 11 ---- 100.00

M.Sc.II Semester



Biochemistry 10 10 10 ---- 100.00

Bioinformatics 3 3 3 ---- 100.00


Environmental Science 7 6 6 ---- 100.00

Food Science & Technology 19 19 19 ---- 100.00

Microbiology 24 24 24 ----- 100.00


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Organic Chemistry 3 3 3 ---- 100.00


Physics 11 11 10 1 90.91

M.Sc .III Semester

Analytical Chemistry ---- ---- ---- ---- ----

Biochemistry 6 5 5 ---- 100.00

Bioinformatics ---- ---- ---- ---- -----



Environmental Science 5 5 5 ---- 100.00

Food Science & Technology 11 11 11 ---- 100.00

Microbiology 16 16 16 ---- 100.00

Organic Chemistry 1 1 ---- 1 ----

Physics 6 6 4 2 66.67

Electronic Science 6 6 6 ---- 100.00

M.Sc .IV Semester

Analytical Chemistry ---- ---- ---- ---- -----

Biochemistry 6 5 5 ---- 100.00

Bioinformatics ---- ----- ----- ----- ------


Environmental Science 5 5 5 ----- 100.00

Food Science & Technology 11 11 11 ----- 100.00

Microbiology 16 16 16 ---- 100.00

Organic Chemistry 1 1 ---- 1 ----

Physics 6 6 6 ----- 100.00

Electronic Science 6 6 6 ----- 100.00


MCA

I Semester 20 20 16 4 80.00

II Semester 20 19 17 2 89.47

III Semester 20 20 15 5 75.00

IV Semester 19 19 16 3 84.21

V Semester 21 21 18 3 85.71

VI Semester 19 19 19 ---- 100.00

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9.3 GITAM Institute of Pharmacy, Visakhapatnam1. Dean and Principal Prof. S.Ganapaty

2. Name of the Institute GITAM INSTITUTE OF PHARMACY


4. Courses / Programmes and B. Pharmacysubject Combinations offered M.Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

M.Pharmacy (Pharmaceutical Analysis & Quality Assurance)M.Pharmacy (Pharmacology)M.Pharmacy (Pharmaceutical Chemistry)Ph.D.

5. Latest Revision of the Name of the Program Year

Curriculum B.Pharm 2015-16 & 2016-17

M.Pharm 2015-16 & 2016-17


7. Board of Studies: Name of the Chairperson: Prof. S. Ganapaty

8. Recruitment of Teaching Staff during the Year: Nil

Recruitment of Supporting Staff during the year: Nil


Programme 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year Total

B.Pharmacy 100 97 83 36 316

M. Pharmacy 19 06 25

Total : 119 103 83 36 341

Research scholars on rolls (Ph.D. & M.Phil.):

Scholars No. of Scholars

M.Phil. Ph.D.

Full Time 0 09

Part Time 0 49


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No. of faculty 2 1 3 1 1 2 7 6 13 10 8 18




1 Prof.S.Ganapaty Professor Pharmacognosy & Phytochemistry2 Dr. L. Srinivas Professor Pharmaceutics3 Dr.M.M.Annapurna Professor Pharmaceutical Chemistry4 Dr.S.Raja Associate Professor Pharmaceutical Chemistry5 Dr.G.V.Radha Associate Professor Pharmaceutics6 Dr. K.Sunitha Assistant Professor Pharmacognosy7 Ms.G.Suhasin Assistant Professor Pharmacology8 Dr.C.Asha Deepthi Assistant Professor Pharmaceutical Chemistry9 Mrs G.Sowjanya Assistant Professor Pharmaceutical Analysis10 Mr.Suvendu Kumar Sahoo Assistant Professor Pharmaceutics11 Mr.Rabinarayan Parhi Assistant Professor Pharmaceutics12 Mr.K.Gunaranjan Assistant Professor Pharmaceutical Biotechnology13 Mr.Naresh Panigrahi Assistant Professor Pharmaceutical Chemistry14 Dr.Sumanta Mondal Assistant Professor Pharmaceutical Chemistry15 Dr.O.Prabhakar Assistant Professor Pharmacology16 Dr.Annamma Devi G S Assistant Professor Pharmaceutics17 Dr.R.Santosh Kumar Assistant Professor Pharmaceutics18 Dr.Ch.Naga Kavitha Assistant Professor Pharmacology






4. Attendant 3 0 3

161







Workshops 01 02







S.No. Name of Title Funding Statusthe Faculty Agency

1. Prof.M.M. Analytical stress testing – A better UGC OngoingAnnapurna tool for pharmaceutical stability

studies for human consumption

2. Prof.L.Srinivas Formulation and evaluation of liposomal UGC Ongoingbuccal drug delivery systems of somebiomolecules for improving theirbiopharmaceutical properties

3. Dr.S.Raja Investigation of hepatoprotective and UGC Ongoingantioxidant activities of Indian Medicinal plants

4. Dr.Ch.Asha Deepti synthesis and evaluation of anti-inflammatory U.G.C Ongoingand analgesic activity of novel chalconederivatives

5. Dr. Annama Systematic Formulation and development of DST Ongoingdevi. G.S novel gastro retentive drug delivery systems

of multi drug antiretro viral drugs employingbiocompatible and biodegradable polymers foronce a day oral administration.


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b) Research Papers:






5 Avg. h-index 3

c) Books: Nil

d) Patents:

S.No. Name of Title of the Type Patent No. Statusthe Faculty Invention & Agency

1. Prof. S. Localized and controlled release of Indian 201641025272 Published onGanapaty drug to treat in-stent restenosis 11th Nov 2016



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EXAMINATION RESULTS

IV. UG Programs:

Program Students


B.Pharmacy

I Semester 100 100 85 15 85.00

II Semester 100 99 72 27 72.73

III Semester 101 99 77 22 77.78

IV Semester 101 101 82 19 81.19

V Semester 87 87 72 15 82.76

VI Semester 87 87 69 18 79.31

VII Semester 37 37 35 2 94.59


V. PG Programs:

Program Students

Enrolled Appeared Passed Failed Pass %M. Pharmacy I SemesterPharmaceutics 5 5 5 ---- 100.00Pharmacology 2 2 2 ---- 100.00P A & Q A 12 12 12 ---- 100.00M. Pharmacy II SemesterPharmaceutics 5 5 5 ---- 100.00Pharmacology 2 2 2 ---- 100.00P A & Q A 12 12 12 ---- 100.00M. Pharmacy III SemesterPharmaceutics ---- ---- ----- ---- ----P A & Q A 6 6 6 ----- 100.00Pharmaceutical Chemistry ---- ---- ---- ---- -----Pharmacology ---- ----- ----- ---- ----M. Pharmacy IV SemesterPharmaceutics ---- ----- ----- ---- ----P A & Q A 6 6 6 ----- 100.00Pharmaceutical Chemistry ---- ----- ----- ---- ----Pharmacology ---- ----- ----- ---- ----


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1. Dean and Principal Prof. P.Sheela

2. Vice Principal Dr.U.V.Adinarayana Rao

3. Name of the Institute GITAM INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT


5. Courses / Programmes P.G. Programmes:

and subject Combinations • BBA

offered • MBA

• MBA(CMU)

• MBA(HRM)

U.G. Programmes:

BBA

BBA(Mgt Accounting)

BBA(Business Analytics)

B.Com(Hons)

P.G.Diploma Programmes:

PGDRIM

PGLSCM

Certificate Programmes:

BEC (British English Certification)

Digital Marketing

Basic English Communication

Advanced English Communication

IELTS Training Programme

Fin Tech Certificate Programme

Research. Programmes :

Ph.D

M.Phil


Curriculum All PG Programmes 2017

All UG Programmes 2017


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1 Entrepreneurship Dr. K.Manjusree Naidu

2 Finance Dr.M.S.V.Prasad

3 HRM Prof.K.Ashok

4 Marketing Prof.M.Jyothsna

5 Operations Prof.B.S.P.Narayana

6 Applied Psychology Dr.N.Deepa Mohan


S.No Name of the Department Name of the Chair Person

1 Entrepreneurship Dr. M.Rama Mohan Rao

2 Finance Prof. P. Sheela

3 HRM Prof. G.Raghavaiah

4 Marketing Dr.R.Venugopal

5 Operations Dr.U.V.Adinarayana Rao

6 Applied Psychology Prof.K.Ashok



01 Superintendent and Programmer 02 Nil 02

02 Sr. Assistant/ Stenographer 02 Nil 03


04 Technical Assistant 02 Nil 02

05 Attendants and others 06 02 08

Total 17 03 20




Recruitment of Supporting Staff


1 Attendants 01 Nil 01


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BBM / BBA 153 85 73 311

B.Com(Hons) 54 66 39 153

BBA(Hons)BBA(MA) 55 45 28 128

BBA (BA) 26 26 - 52

BA (Social Science) 32 18 - 50

5 year inte.MBA 32 17 25 14 31 119

MBA 173 147 320

MHRM 8 11 19

MBA (CMU) 20 5 25

M.Sc (Applied Psychology) 11 07 18

Total : 564 427 165 14 31 1201


S.No DEPT. 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Total-08 -09 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15 -16 -17

FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT

1 GIM 0 0 1 14 1 12 1 20 0 0 6 51 0 1 5 15 2 14 8 12 163




No. of faculty 5 1 6 8 4 12 9 14 23 21 20 41



S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization1 Prof. P. Sheela Principal Finance2 Prof S.S.Prasada Rao Professor Finance

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3 Prof. K. Ashok Professor HRM4 Prof. B.S.P. Narayana Professor Operations5 Prof. G.Raghavaiah Professor HRM6 Prof. M. Jyothsna Professor Marketing7 Dr. MSV. Prasad Associate Professor Finance8 Dr. M. Ram Mohan Rao Associate Professor Entrepreneurship9 Mr. Leben Johnson Associate Professor Finance10 Mr. KPC Kishan Associate Professor Entrepreneurship11 Dr. D. Vijaya Geeta Associate Professor Operations12 Dr. Y.V.V.S.S.S. Vara Prasad Associate Professor HRM13 Dr. K.Manju Sree Naidu Associate Professor Entrepreneurship14 Mrs K.V. Uma Devi Associate Professor HR15 Dr. Rajeswari Panigrahi, Associate Professor Marketing16 Dr. U.V.Adinarayana Rao Associate Professor Operations Permanent17 Dr. R. Venu Gopal Associate Professor Marketing Permanent18 Mr.G.R.K.Prasad Associate Professor Finance19 Dr. N.R. Mohan Prakash Assistant Professor Marketing20 Dr. Shaik Shamshuddin, Assistant Professor HR21 Mrs. P. Sobha Rani Assistant Professor Operations22 Dr. G. Arti Assistant Professor Finance23 Mrs.T. Geeta Madhuri Naidu Assistant Professor Finance24 Dr. P. Asha Assistant Professor Business English, and Communication25 Dr. Ch. Seetharam Assistant Professor HR26 Dr. S. Anjani Devi Assistant Professor Marketing27 Mrs. V. Gowri Lakshmi Assistant Professor Finance28 Dr.I. Bangar Raju Assistant Professor Finance29 Dr. B. Krishna Kumari Assistant Professor HRM30 Mr. T. Venkateswarlu Assistant Professor Marketing31 Mrs K. Kusuma Assistant Professor Finance32 Dr.S.G.Rama Rao Assistant Professor Marketing33 Dr.K.V.Sandhya Vani Assistant Professor HRM34 Dr.N.Lalitha Assistant Professor Finance35 Dr.M.Sudha Assistant Professor Entrepreneurship36 Dr.G.V.K.Kasturi Assistant Professor Finance37 Dr.S.Suresh Assistant Professor HR38 Ms SrikantaLahiri.S Assistant Professor Finance39 Dr.B.Sangeeta Assistant Professor Management


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40 Mr.M.Arun Kumar Assistant Professor Marketing41 Srinu Setty Assistant Professor Operations


S.No. Cadre Male Female Total1. Superintendent 1 0 12. Sr. Assistant 2 0 23. Jr. Assistant 5 1 64. Programmers 1 0 15. Lab Assistant /Technicians 2 0 26. Attendant 4 0 4

Total 15 1 16

16. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D.during the Year:


M.Phil. 1 NIL

Ph.D. 10 4



Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes 9 32 NIL 32

Workshops 4 40 NIL 40







Workshops 15 23



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S.No. Funding Agency Expected Outcome

1. IIT, Delhi Strengthening Rural Development Process(Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Program) by Govt.

Note: Inter-institutional collaborative projects and grants received: A Prestigious Project in Collaborationwith IIT, Delhi has been entrusted to the Institute by MHRD, G.o.I, New Delhi.




completed)

1 Prof. K. Siva Institute –Industry Interaction- An EmpiricalRama Krishna Study with reference to interaction between

Management Institutes and IndustrialOrganizations UGC Ongoing

2 Prof. P. Sheela Application of Fuzzy Comprehensive EvaluationMethod for Human Capital Evaluation – A CaseStudy of select Indian Companies UGC Ongoing

3 Prof.K.Ashok Emotional Intelligence, Students Attitudestowards Education and the attainment ofEducational Goals : An Exploratory study inAndhra Pradesh UGC Ongoing

4 Dr. M.S.V.Prasad Environmental Accounting and DisclosurePractices in India – A study of select Publicsector and private sector companies UGC Completed

5 Dr. M. Jyothsna Work –Life Balance Among Women -A Studyin Visakhapatnam District UGC Ongoing

6 Dr. M. Ram A Study on Internal Marketing of InsuranceMohan Rao Industry of India – Comparative Study of

Public and Private Sector UGC Completed

7 Dr. Rajeswari Performance Appraisal of Mutual Funds :Panigrahi A Comparitive Study of Private Vs Public

sector Mutual funds UGC Completed

8 Dr.Y.V.V.S.S.S. Deterioration of Agriculture and impact onVara Prasad Society : A study Coastal Andhra Pradesh UGC Ongoing


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9 Dr.U.V. Operational Competence in PublicAdinarayana Rao Transportation (with special reference to

APSRTC, Andhra Pradesh) UGC Ongoing

10 Dr.T.V.V. Phani A Study on Financial Literacy, Savings andKumar Investment Behaviour of Rural Households in

Coastal Districts of Andhra Pradesh UGC Completed

11 Dr.N.R. Mohan A Study on Internal Marketing of InsurancePrakash Industry of India – Comparative Study of

Public and Private Sector UGC Ongoing

12 Dr.P.Asha A Study of Assertive Behavior -with referenceto Andhra Pradesh State Government GroupIV Employees UGC Ongoing

13 Dr. Ch. Seetha Usage of Information Technology inRam Government schools (A study on select

Government Schools in Andhra Pradesh State) UGC Ongoing

14 Ms.G.Arti Modeling of General Insurance Sector throughan appropriate statistical distribution UGC Completed

15 Ms.K.Kusuma Performance Appraisal of Mutual Funds : Acomparative study of UTI & Select Privatesector mutual funds UGC Completed

16 Ms.D.Vijay Semi Supervised Clustering for CustomerGeetha Chum Prediction UGC Completed

17 Ms. P.Sobha Rani Impact of Information Technology on HRD UGC Ongoing

18 Ms.T.Geetha Insurance Business in India : A Pre and PostMadhuri IRDA Scenario with special reference to Life

Insurances Corporation of India. UGC Ongoing

19 Ms.V.GowriLakshmi Innovation and Entrepreneurship UGC Ongoing

20 Ms.S.Anjani Devi Customer Satisfaction -A Study in OrganizedRetail Outlets, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh UGC Ongoing

b) Research Papers:





4 Citation Index- range/ average NA

5 Avg. h-index NA

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c) Books:


1) Books 7 5 2

2) Chapters in Books 45 0 64

3) Books edited 8 0 8

d) Patents: Nil

23. Consultancy:


S.No Name of the Faculty Title Client Status Date of(Ongoing/ SanctionCompleted)

1. Prof. K. Siva Rama Society Perception NTPC Completed OctoberKrishna, Prof. P. Sheela, Survey Simhadri 2015Dr.U.V.Adinarayana Rao,Dr.I.Bangar Raju

2. Prof. P. Sheela, Need assessment NTPC On Going DecemberDr. U.V. Adinarayana Rao, Survey 2017 Simhadri 2016Dr. I. Bangar Raju


24. Collaborations during the year:

S. No Name of the Type of the Nature of CollaborationOrganization Organization

(University/Industry/Research Organisation)

1 Central Michigan University, University Academic Collaboration on studentsUSA exchange & association with

conferences&workshops by theInstitute

2 Cardinal Strich University, University Academic Collaboration on facultyU.S.A exchange, student immersion

program, joint Research & twinningProgram


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EXAMINATION RESULTSVI. UG Programs:

Program Students

Enrolled Appeared Passed Failed Pass %BBMVI Trimester 81 81 62 19 76.54VII Trimester 81 81 62 19 76.54Integrated MBAI Semester 33 33 13 20 39.39II Semester 33 32 16 16 50.00III Semester 18 18 14 4 77.78IV Semester 18 18 11 7 61.11V Semester 27 27 22 5 81.48VI Semester 27 27 20 7 74.07VI Trimester 33 33 13 20 39.39X Trimester 17 17 9 8 52.94XIII Trimester 39 39 28 11 71.79BBAI semester 160 160 81 79 50.63II semester 160 153 73 80 47.71III semester 90 90 65 25 72.22IV semester 90 90 65 25 72.22BBA (Hons.)V semester 29 29 25 4 86.21VI semester 29 26 24 2 92.31BBA (MA)I semester 55 55 39 16 70.91II semester 55 53 42 11 79.25III semester 47 47 37 10 78.72IV semester 47 47 41 6 87.23BBA (BA)I semester 26 26 21 5 80.77II semester 26 26 19 7 73.08III semester 29 29 24 5 82.76IV semester 29 29 26 3 89.66BA (SS)I semester 33 33 17 16 51.52

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II semester 31 31 17 14 54.84III semester 20 20 12 8 60.00IV semester 20 19 14 5 73.68B.Com (Hons.)I semester 54 54 46 8 85.19II semester 54 54 49 5 90.74III semester 67 67 56 11 83.58IV semester 67 67 65 2 97.01

VII. PG Programs:Program Students

Enrolled Appeared Passed Failed Pass %MBAI Trimester 175 174 150 24 86.21II Trimester 175 174 152 22 87.36III Trimester 175 169 135 34 79.88IV Trimester 152 152 136 16 89.47V Trimester 152 152 133 19 87.50VI Trimester 152 152 131 21 86.18MBA(CMU)I Trimester 20 20 14 6 70.00II Trimester 20 20 13 7 65.00III Trimester 20 20 11 9 55.00IV Trimester 9 9 4 5 44.44V Trimester 9 9 4 5 44.44VI Trimester 9 9 4 5 44.44MHRMI Trimester 8 8 5 3 62.50II Trimester 8 7 6 1 62.50III Trimester 8 8 5 3 62.50IV Trimester 12 11 9 2 81.82V Trimester 12 11 10 1 90.91VI Trimester 12 11 9 2 81.82M.Sc. (Applied Psychology)I Semester 11 11 9 2 81.82II Semester 11 11 9 2 81.82III Semester 10 10 6 4 60.00IV Semester 10 10 6 4 60.00


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9.5 GITAM School of International Business, Visakhapatnam.

1. Joint Director Prof.K.K.Narayanan2. Associate Dean Prof. R.Venkateswarlu

3. Name of the Institute GITAM School of International Business


5. Courses / Programmes and MBA (International Business)

subject Combinations offered MBA(International Banking & Finance)

MBA (Global Logistics & Supply Chain Management)

Modular MBA in Business Analytics

Post Graduate Diploma in Business Analytics

Ph.D , M.Phil


Curriculum Modular MBA in Business Analytics 2017

PGDBA 2017

MBA International Banking & Finance 2017




1 GITAM School of International Business Prof. R.Venkateswarlu

9. Staff of Director’s Office as on 31.03.2017


01 Manager 02 Nil 02

02 Asst. Manager Nil 01 01

03 Executive Secretary Nil 01 01

04 Superintendent 02 Nil 02

05 Sr. Assistant 03 Nil 03

06 Jr. Assistant 01 Nil 01

06 Executive Assistant 02 02 04

07 Attendants and others 05 Nil 05

Total 15 04 19

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1 Professor 01 Nil 01

2 Associate Professor 01 Nil 01


Total 04 01 05




11. Student Strength Durging the Year 2016-17 :

Name of the Course 1st year 2nd year Total

MBA (IB) 42 42 84

MBA (LSCM) 10 13 23

MBA (IBF) 6 10 16

PGDABA 10 — 10

Total 68 65 133


S.No DEPT. 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Total-12 -13 -14 -15 -16 -17


1 PhD - 4 - 4 - 4 - 2 - 2 1 1 17

Total - 4 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 2 1 1 17




No. of faculty 6 6 2 2 4 3 7 10 5 15

No. of facultywith Ph.D. 6 6 2 2 3 3 6 9 5 14


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1. Prof. V. K. Kumar - Dean and Director Accounting, Finance and Control2. Prof. R. Venkateswarlu Associate Dean Statistics and Operations Research3 Prof. Krishna Kumar

Narayanan Joint Director Finance4 Prof.A.V.Rao Professor Global Operations Managemenr, Supply Chain

Mgmt, Retail Mgmt5 Dr. D. Ravinath Professor Marketing6 Dr. Ch. Venkataiah Professor Operations, Quality & Project Management7 Dr. Radha Raghurama Associate Professor International Trade and Patruni Economics8 Dr. S. Sri Lalitha Associate Professor Organizational Behaviour, Exim Management9 Dr. B. Padmanarayan Assistant Professor Economics10 Dr. K. Lubza Nihar Assistant Professor Management Accounting and Finance11 Dr. Chinmaya Behera Assistant Professor Financial Markets, Commodity Derivative12 Dr. Y L P Thorani Assistant Professor Operations Research13 Mr. M Kamakshaiah Assistant Professor Business Analytics14 Dr. P Bhanu Prakash Assistant Professor Logistics and Supply Chain Management15 Dr. A Subramanyam Assistant Professor International Marketing

14. Number of Scholars awarded Ph.D.during the year: 02


Recharging Program No. of No. of BeneficiariesPrograms GSIB Outside Total

Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes 1 - 16 16

Workshops 1 30 30





Workshops 1 1



Executive Development Program 1 1

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18. Expert Lectures delivered by GSIB Faculty:

S.No. Name of the Title of the Host Institute DateFaculty Lecture

1 Prof. R Venkateswarlu Business Kendriya Vidyalaya, Scindia, 30th DecemberMathematics Visakhapatnam 2016

2 Prof. D Ravinath Rural Marketing AnOverview RMAI, Gurgaon January, 2017

3 Dr. Radha Economic Overview Andhra Chamber of 13th February,Raghuramapatruni of the Budget, Commerce at Hotel 2017

2017-18 Daspalla, Visakhapatnam

4 Dr. Radha RCA agreements / Autex Technologies 18th of MarchRaghuramapatruni Trade deflections / Dwarakanagar, 2017

Rules of origin Visakhapatnam

5 Dr. Radha Impact of International Conference on 3-4th March,Raghuramapatruni Demonetization on “Management Solutions for 2017

the Indian Economy Socio- economic Challenges”by Tirpude Institute ofManagement Education”,Nagpur.

6 Dr. S. Srilalitha Girija Work Life Balance Ocean India Ltd. March 8th 2017Kumari and challenges Brandix Apparal India Ltd.

7 K Lubza Nihar Financial Mechanical Department, 21 NOV 2016Management And GITAM UniversityCurrent Affairs

8 Mr. M Kamakshaiah Advanced R GIT, GU, Visakhapatnam 18-19th, Octoberprogramming for 2016data analytics

19. Development Projects funded byUGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & others:


UGC The current research project would undertake a detailed study on theMajor Research effects of globalization on Inclusive Growth in the district of VisakhapatnamProject – UGC focusing on the three sectors of the economy, further it would analyze“EFFECT OF the trends and pattern of changes with respect to some of the important

Globalization on indicators viz. District Domestic Product, Urbanization & Infrastructure,inclusive growth : Poverty, Income Inequalities, Changes in the Livelihood Patterns and HDI

A study of index which has a huge impact on the society during the pre and postVisakhapatnam reform periods also the study would make an attempt to assess the

District” effect of some of the important facets of globalization .


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Major Research Project-UGC

A Study on Financial The project would study the Financial and Social Performance ofand Social Performance Microfinance Institutions in India towards Financial Inclusion

of MicrofinanceInstitutions in Indiatowards Financial

Inclusion




completed)

1 Dr. Radha Raghuram Effect of Globalization onPatruni Inclusive Growth A Study of

Visakhapatnam District UGC Ongoing

2 Dr. Padma Narayanan A Study on Financial and SocialPerformance of MicrofinanceInstitutions in India towardsFinancial Inclusion UGC Ongoing

b) Research Papers:


1 Attachment in annexure -3 26 7 19

c) Books:



2 Books edited 2 2 -

d) Patents: Nil

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21. Consultancy:


S.No Name of the Faculty Title Client Status Date of(Ongoing/ SanctionCompleted)

1. Dr. S Srilalitha Training ConsultancyProject Brandix Completed 4-06-2016


22. Collaborations:

S.No Name of the Type of the Nature of CollaborationOrganization Organization

(University/Industry/ResearchOrganization)

1 Tech Mahindra Industry Proposed changes in existing ‘Supply ChainAnalytics’ course in Business Analytics

2. Fluent Grid Industry Introduction of New Course ‘Smart CityAnalytics’ in Business Analytics

EXAMINATION RESULTSMBA (IB / IBF/GLSCM) 2015-17 BATCH RESULTS

S.No. Course No.of students No. of studentsAppeared passed

1 M.B.A. (International Business) 42 37

2 M.B.A. (International Banking & Finance) 9 9

3 M.B.A. (Global Logistics & SupplyChain Management) 14 12


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1. Director Prof. K. Mohan

2. Deputy Director Dr. Uma Sankar Basina

3. Name of the Institute GITAM School of Architecture


5. Courses / Programmes and

subject Combinations offered UG Program:Architecture (B. Arch)


Curriculum B. Arch 2015


8. Board of Studies:


1 Architecture Prof. K. Mohan



01 Sr. Assistant/ Stenographer - 01 01

02 Technical Assistant 03 - 03


Total 04 01 05




2 Assistant Professor Nil 02 02

Total 01 02 03



B. Arch. 52 51 54 59 32 248

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No. of faculty 2 - 2 5 - 5 7 6 13 14 6 20

No. of facultywith Ph.D. 1 - 1 1 - 1 - - - 2 - 2



1. Prof. Dr. K Mohan Director & Tall Buildings, SustainableSr. Professor Architecture

2. Kairam Vivekananda Professor Urban and Regional PlanningRao (Design Chair)

3 Praveen Kumar Botu Associate Professor City Planning4 Patta Shivaji Varma Associate Professor Environmental Design5 Dr. Uma Sankar Basina Dy. Director & Building Science and

Associate Professor Construction Project Management6 Bandan Kumar Mishra Associate Professor Sustainable Architecture and Green Buildings7 Krishna Kasi Associate Professor Design, Community Planning,

and Energy Efficiency8 M A Sudhakar Naidu Asst.Professor Construction Management9 Ravindra Patnayaka Asst. Professor Urban and Regional Planning10 Gorle Jagadeesh Asst.Professor11 K Naga Lakshmi Asst.Professor12 Srikanth Panda Asst.Professor Construction Business & Project Management13 Siddhartha Nadadhur Asst.Professor14 L V V R Santhosh

Kumar Asst.Professor15 P S A Harshita Asst.Professor16 N Mridula Ravi Asst.Professor17 Nawin Kumar Goray Asst.Professor18 Jyoti Mishra Asst.Professor19 Hema Sree Rallapalli Asst.Professor Sustainable Architecture20 Lakshmi Hemantha Asst.Professor Construction management &

Mallampalli Project management


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3. Attendant 1 0 1







Workshops 02 05







b) Research Papers:




3 Average Impact Factor of Publications NA -- --

4 Citation Index- range/ average --

5 Avg. h-index --

c) Books:



183

EXAMINATION RESULTSProgram Students


B.Arch

I Semester 52 51 39 12 76.47

II Semester 52 50 35 15 70.00

III Semester 51 50 30 20 60.00

IV Semester 51 51 35 16 68.63

V Semester 55 55 48 7 87.27

VI Semester 55 55 40 15 72.73

VII Semester 63 63 52 11 82.54


IX & X Semesters 34 34 32 2 94.12

d) Patents: Nil




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1. DIRECTOR Prof.Y.Satyanarayana

2. Asst. Director Dr.K.Sivananda Kumar

3. Name of the Institute GITAM SCHOOL OF LAW


5. Courses / Programmes and Law Programmes:

subject Combinations offered 5 YEAR INTEGRATED BA.,LL.B (Hons.)

5 YEAR INTEGRATED BBA.,LL.B (Hons.)

3 YEAR LL.B., program


Curriculum 5 YEAR INTEGRATED BA.,LL.B (Hons.)

5 YEAR INTEGRATED BBA.,LL.B (Hons.) 2017


8. List of Department and Name of the Head of the Department:


1 LAW Dr.J.Uma Rao



1 LAW Prof.Y.Satyanarayana



01 Asst. Librarian 01 NIL 01

02 Sr. Assistant 01 Nil 01

03 Jr. Assistant 01 NIL 01

04 Attendant 02 NIL 02

Total 05 - 05

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BA.LLB (Hons) 30 10 9 08 07 07 41

BBA.LLB(Hons) 30 20 10 12 26 27 95

Total : 60 30 19 20 33 34 136




2 Assistant Professor (Contract basis) 02 Nil 02

Total 03 02 05



M F T M F T M F T M F TNo. of faculty 2 0 2 1 0 1 4 5 9 7 5 12No. of facultywith Ph.D. 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 1 2 3 1 04

14. Details of Faculty:S.No. Name of the Designation Specialization

Faculty1. Prof.Y.Satyanarayana Director Constitutional Law2. Prof.G.Raghavaiah Professor Labour Law3 Dr. P.Subarahmanyam Assoc.Professor English4. Dr.K.Sivananda Kumar Asst. Director Corporate & Securities Law5. Dr.J.Uma Rao Asst.Prof Family Law6. Ms.V.Sailaja Asst.Prof Business Laws7. Ms.Delhi Chandana Asst.Prof Intl. Trade & Business Law8 Mr.P.B.Kiran Asst.Prof Business Laws9. Ms.Sukanya Priyadarsini Asst.Prof Intellectual Property Rights (I.P.R)10 Ms.K.Aruna Asst.Prof International Law11 Mr.Chakravarthy Naik Asst.Prof Intellectual Property Rights (I.P.R)12. Mr.K.Vinay Kumar Asst.Prof Political Science


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3. Attendant 2 0 2








Workshops 9 3






1. Ms.Delhi Chandana Recent Trends in Recording High Court of 28.07.2016and Admissibility of Judicature for theEvidence. States of A.P. and

Telangana

2 Prof. Y. Satyanarayana Working for a Non-Violent Vizag Public Library 10.08.2016Future in association with and

the Centre for Policy 14.08.2016Studies & IndiaYouth for Society.

3 Prof.Y.Satyanarayana Keynote Address in the Mahila Action, a 25.08.2016Legal Awareness programme. Vizag based NGO

4 Dr.K.Sivananda Kumar Protection of Women Mahila Action, a 25.08.2016Vizag based NGO

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5 Prof.Y.Satyanarayana Political Parties under the 29.09.2016ambit of RTI Act - Notefor Discussion

6 Ms. Delhi Chandana Recent Trends in Recording High Court of 01.10.2016and Admissibility of Judicature for theEvidence. States of A.P. and

Telangana

7 Prof.Y.Satyanarayana Human Rights Day Vizag Forum for Legal 10.12.2016programme. Professionals & District

Legal Services Authority,Visakhapatnam



UGC “Surrogacy-Moral, Ethical, Social & Legal Implications – A Study withspecial reference to Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad and Visakhapatnam”



b) Research Papers:



c) Books:



d) Patents: Nil





B.A., LL.B., (Hons.) X Semester 7 7 4 3 57.14

B.B.A., LL.B., (Hons.) X Semester 27 27 17 13 62.96


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9.8 GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research (Institute),Visakhapatnam

1. Dean and Principal Prof. Dr. S.P. Rao

2. Vice Principal Prof. Dr. Jaya Prakash Babu

3. Name of MedicalSuperintendant Dr. S. V. Vara Lakshmi

4. Name of the Institute GITAM INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES & RESEARCH5. Year of Establishment 20156. Courses / Programmes offered M.B.B.S.7. Latest Revision of the Name of the Program Year

Curriculum M.B.B.S. 20178. Number of Faculty 140


S. No Name of the Department Name of the HoD1 Anatomy Dr. A. Himabindu2 Physiology Dr. G. Subba Rao3 Biochemistry Dr. D S S Girijavani4 Pharmacology Dr. B Ramesh5 Pathology Dr. K V Murali Mohan6 Microbiology Dr. P Hema Prakash Kumari7 Forensic Medicine Dr. T V Nagaraja8 Community Medicine Dr. Sanjeev Kumar9 General Medicine Dr. M Appa Rao10 Paediatrics Dr. Y.V. Harischandra11 General Surgery Dr. N Dwarakanath12 Orthopedics Dr. Vishal Amar Anand13 Ophthalmology Dr. P Veena14 E.N.T. Dr. P J Sudhakar15 Obstetrics and Gynaecology Dr. S V Vara Lakshmi16 Radio Diagnosis Dr. V Suresh17 Anesthesiology Dr. D Vijayakumar Rao18 Dermatology Dr. K Anand Rao19 Psychiatry Dr. Ravaneet Kaur20 Tuberculosis and Respiratory Diseases Dr. K Venkateswararao

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S. No Name of the Department Name of the Chairman

1 I MBBS Prof. Dr. Jayaprakash Babu

2 II MBBS Prof. Dr. K. Prasada Reddy

11. Staff of Principal’s Office as on 31.03.2017:


01 Joint Registrar 01 Nil 01

02 Sr. Assistant/ Stenographer 01 Nil 01

03 Secretary (Jr. Assistant) Nil 01 01


05 Record Assistant 01 Nil 01

06 Attendants and others 01 Nil 01

07 Aaya / MNO (Ward Boy) 01 01 02

Total 08 05 13

12. Recruitment of Teaching Staff during the Year :





Total 16 11 27

Recruitment of Supporting Staff :




3 Nursing Staff 01 61 62

4 Attendants 10 13 23

Total 42 87 129



MBBS 150 148 — — — 298

Total: 150 148 — — — 298


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Anatomy

1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research,GITAM University, Visakhapatnam

2. Name of the Head: Dr. A.HIMABINDU



• M.B.B.S




No. of faculty 0 1 1 1 2 3 3 2 5 4 5 9




1 Dr.A.Himabindu M.D Prof.& HOD Anatomy

2 Dr.B.Narasinga rao M.S Emeritus Prof. Anatomy

3 Dr.P.Neelima M.D Assoc. Professor Anatomy

4 Dr.S.Muraliskrishna M.D Assoc. Professor Anatomy

5 Dr.M.P.Padmini MSc; Phd Assoc. Professor Anatomy

6 Dr.T.Surekha M.D Asst. Professor Anatomy

7 Dr.Viswasanthi M.D Asst. Professor Anatomy

8 Dr.R.Ramana Rao MSc Asst. Professor Anatomy

9 MR.Y.Srinivasarao MSc Asst. Professor Anatomy

10 Mr.A.Sivanarayana MSc Asst. Professor Anatomy

7. No. of Supporting staff:S.No. Cadre Male Female Total

1. Jr. Assistant 0 1 12. Lab-technician 1 0 13. Modeller (Artist) 1 0 14. Attender 2 1 35. Dissection hall Attendant 3 0 3

191

8. Revision of the Curriculum (MBBS) : 2016

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Dr. M.Jai Prakash babu









National & State Conferences/Seminars 2 5






b) Research Papers:






5 Avg. h-index

c) Books: NIL

d) Patents: Nil




192

Biochemistry

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research,GITAM University

2. Name of the Head: Dr.D.S.S. Girija Vani


4. Programs on offer: MBBS




No. of faculty 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 5 6 3 7 10




1. Dr.D.S.S. Girija Vani Professor&HOD M.D. DCH (Biochemistry)

2. Dr.M. Jai Prakash Babu Professor M.D.(Biochemistry)

3. Dr. Smita Padhy Assoc.Professor M.D.(Biochemistry)

4. Dr. K.V. Kalyan Assoc.Professor M.Sc. Ph.D.

5. Dr. M.B. Patrudu Asst. Professor M.D.(Biochemistry)

6. Dr. A.L.P. Kanchana Asst. Professor M.D.(Biochemistry)

7. Dr. A.L. Manohari Asst. Professor M.D.(Biochemistry)

8. Dr. C. Sridevi Asst. Professor M.D.(Biochemistry)

9. Dr.K.V.L.N.S. Madhavi Asst. Professor MBBS (M.D.)

10. Mrs.Y. Mallika Asst. Professor M.Sc., M.Phil.




2. Lab Technicians 6 2 8

3. Attendant 1 0 1

4. Aaya 0 1 1

193


9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Dr.M. Jai Prakash Babu




National Conferences/Seminars 4 - - -



Orientation Programmes-CME 5 10





15. Development Projects funded byUGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & others: Nil




c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil

17. Consultancy:





194

Physiology

1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research,Visakhapatnam

2. Name of the Head : Dr. G. Subbarao


4. Programs on offer : M.B.B.S




No. of faculty 1 0 1 2 0 2 3 3 6 6 3 9




1. Dr.G.Subba rao Professor & HOD M.D., Physiology

2. Dr.R.Ravi sunder Associate professor M.D., Physiology

3. Dr.Swaroop chand B Associate professor M.D., Physiology

4. Dr.Sumera salomi S Assistant Professor M.D., Physiology

5. Dr.V.V.Rajesh Assistant Professor M.D., Physiology

6. Dr.P.Rajesh Assistant Professor M.D., Physiology

7. Dr.Sheela Indira Assistant Professor M.D., Physiology

8. Mr.P.Balananda Assistant Professor M.Sc., Physiology

9. Mrs.Ch.Chaitanya siri Assistant Professor M.Sc., Physiology





3. Attendant 1 0 1

195

8. Revision of the Curriculum (MBBS): 2016

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS : Dr.M.Jaya prakash babu






Management Development Programs(MDP) 1 1









b) Research Papers:




3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 3 3 3


5 Avg. h-index

c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil




196

Community Medicine

1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research,GITAM University, Visakhapatnam

2. Name of the Head: Dr. SANJEEV KUMAR



• M.B.B.S




No. of faculty 2 0 2 1 1 2 5 3 8 8 4 12




1 Dr. S.P.Rao MD Professor Community Medicine

2 Dr.Sanjeev Kumar MD Professor Community Medicine

3 Dr.N.G.Nagamani MD Assoc. Professor Community Medicine

4 Dr.V.Mahesh Kumar Ch MD Assoc. Professor Community Medicine

5 Dr.V.B.Srividya MD Asst. Professor Community Medicine

6 Dr.Manas Patra M.D Asst. Professor Community Medicine

7 Dr.Chandan Das M.D Asst. Professor Community Medicine

8 Mrs.R.V.Manasa MSc. Asst. Professor Community Medicine

9 Dr. Eswar Sandeep MBBS Asst. Professor Community Medicine

10 Dr. B.Srinivasa Rao MBBS Asst. Professor Community Medicine

11 Dr. B. Rekharani MBBS Asst. Professor Community Medicine

12 Dr. T.Rajesh MBBS Asst. Professor Community Medicine




2. MSW 2 0 2

3. Attender 1 1 1

197


9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Dr. M.Jai Prakash babu








Workshops 2 6








completed)

1. Dr.S.P.Rao Monitoring and Surveillance of ICMR OngoingHypertension Control in Urban Slumthrough Community OwnershipProgramme


c) Books: NIL

d) Patents: Nil




198

Pathology

1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Visakhapatnam

2. Name of the Head:Dr. K.V. Murali Mohan, M.D.



• MBBS




No. of faculty 2 1 3 1 1 2 2 4 6 5 6 11




1. Dr. K.V. Murali Mohan., M.D. Professor & HOD Pathology

2. Dr. K. Prasada Reddy., M.D. Professor Pathology

3 Dr. G. Raja Pramila., M.D. Professor Pathology

4 Dr. B.V. Madhavi., M.D. Associate Professor Pathology

5 Dr. R. Sudhakar., M.D. Associate Professor Pathology

6 Dr. C. Prasanthi., M.D. Assistant Professor Pathology

7 Dr. G. Vasundara., M.D. Assistant Professor Pathology

8 Dr. Tanushree Satpathy., M.D. Assistant Professor Pathology

9 Dr. P. Priyanka., M.D. Assistant Professor Pathology

10 Dr. K. Soma Sekhar., M.B.B.S., D.C.P Assistant Professor Pathology

11 Dr. D. Srikanth Joseph., M.B.B.S., D.C.P Assistant Professor Pathology




2 Lab Technicians 13 4 5

3 Lab Attendant 0 1 1

4 Attender 1 1 2

199


9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS:Dr. K. Prasada Reddy










c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil

17. Consultancy:





200

Pharmacology

1. Name of the Institute & Campus : GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research,Visakhapatnam

2. Name of the Head:Dr. B Ramesh



• M.B.B.S




No. of faculty 1 0 1 1 0 1 4 1 5 6 1 7




1. Dr. B Ramesh Professor & HOD M.D. (Pharmacology)

2. Dr. P Jagadeesh Associate Professor M.D. (Pharmacology)

3. Dr. T Tulasi Madhuri Assistant Professor M.D. (Pharmacology)

4. Dr. A. Naveen Assistant Professor M.D. (Pharmacology)

5. Dr. B Sandeep Assistant Professor M.D. (Pharmacology)

6. Mr. Syed Ilias Basha Assistant Professor M.Sc. (Medical Pharmacology)

7 Mr. A Syam Kumar Tutor M.Sc.(Medical Pharmacology)



1. Lab Attendant 0 1 1

2. Attender 1 0 1


9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Dr. K. Prasada Reddy


201



Orientation Programmes 03

Workshops 01





Workshops 01 07






DST Nano-Mission The fusion between nanotechnology and biology can mimic nature and bringrevolution in the field of health and medicine.




1. Mr. Syed Ilias A study to identify active components in wound DST OngoingBasha healing Plants in animal models and Possible broad

spectrum activity Based on pharmaceuticalFormulations using nano particles

b) Research Papers:


1 Research Papers Published in peer reviewed Journals 16

2 Number of Journals listed in International data bases 13

c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil




202

9.8(a) GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research (Hospital),Visakhapatnam

DVL


2. Name of the Head:



• M.B.B.S

5. Recharging programs organized for the faculty during the Year: NIL





Workshops 1 1



8. Expert Lectures delivered by GIMSR faculty: NIL

9. Development Projects funded by UGC, ICMR, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & others: NIL


a) Research Projects:NIL


203

ENT (Otorhinolaryngology)

1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Insitute of Medical Sciences & Research, Visakhapatnam

2. Name of the Head: Dr.P.J.Sudhakar .M.S.



• M.B.B.S





Workshops 3 10



8. Expert Lectures delivered by GIMSR faculty : NIL

9. Development Projects funded by UGC, ICMR, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: NIL





204

General Surgery


2. Name of the Head: Dr.N. Dwarakanath



• M.B.B.S, B.D.S (General Surgery), Bsc. Nursing (General Surgery)


Recharging Program No. of No. of BeneficiariesPrograms GU Outside Total

Orientation Programmes 2 65 65

Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes 2 50 15 65





Workshops 2 4




8. Expert Lectures delivered by GIMSR faculty: Nil

9. Development Projects funded by UGC, ICMR, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & others: NIL




205

Obstetrics & Gynecology


2. Name of the Head: Dr.S.V.Varalakshmi


4. Programs on offer: • M.B.B.S



Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes 13Workshops 2National Conferences/Seminars 2Short Term Training Program(STTP) 1



Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes 1(Laparoscopic Training) 13 2Workshops 2 10National & State Conferences/Seminars 2 10Short Term Training Program (STTP) Laparoscopic Surgery


8. Expert Lectures delivered by GIMSR faculty:


1. Dr.Vijayalakshmi Chandrasekhar Women Health Varun Motors 08-03-2017




b) Research Papers:


1 Dr.Vijayalakshmi Chandrasekhar 4 4

2 Dr.G.Sakuntala Devi 1

3 Dr.S.V.Narasimha Rao 1 1


206

Ophthalmology


2. Name of the Head: Dr.P.Veena



• M.B.B.S




National & State Conferences/Seminars AP State conference 700 Delegates




1. Dr.P.Veena Pre-Operative Evaluation 12th Marchof Laser Surgery 2017

9. Development Projects funded by UGC, ICMR, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: - NA-




207

Pediatrics

1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM Institute of Medical Sciences & Research Visakhapatnam

2. Name of the Head: Dr.Y.V.Harish Chandra



• M.B.B.S



Orientation Programmes 4 2 2 4





Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes CPAP,PGPN 2

Workshops Advanced NRP 1

National & State Conferences/Seminars Bhubaneshwar 2

Short Term Training Program (STTP) PGPN 1




1. Dr.Satyasree.D Nutritional Programmes School 22-10-2016






208



I MBBS 150 150 136 14 90.67

Psychiatry


2. Name of the Head: Dr. Ranveet Kaur


4. Programs on offer: • M.B.B.S



Workshops 1





Workshops 1 1





1. Dr.Ranveet Kaur Web Sources-Research ANCIPS-2017 Jan,2017

2. Dr.Archana V. Web Sources-Clinical Practice ANCIPS-2017 Jan,2017





209

9.9 GITAM School of Nursing

1. Dean and Principal Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi

2. Name of the Institute GITAM Institute of Nursing


4. Courses / Programmes andsubject Combinations offered B. Sc Nursing

5. Latest Revision of theCurriculum Name of the Program Year

B.Sc Nursing 2016


7. Chair Person, Board of Studies: Prof. S. Kanakalakshmi, Principal



01 Jr. Assistant nil 01 01

02 Attendants 01 nil 01

Total 01 01 02



1 Professor Nil 02 02

2 Associate Professor Nil 02 02


4 Lecturer Nil 01 01

Total 00 10 10

Recruitment of Supporting Staff during the year


1 Ministerial Staff Nil Nil Nil

3 Attendants 01 Nil 01

Total 01 00 01


210

11. Faculty in the Department / Institute:



No. of faculty 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 6 6 0 10 10




1. Prof. S. Kanaka Lakshmi Principal M.Sc (N) Child Health Nursing

2. Prof. Kasthuri S Professor M.Sc (N) Community Health Nursing

3. Mrs. G. Chandra Lekha Assoc. Professor M.Sc (N) Child Health Nursing

4. Mrs. Ch. Lavanya Assoc. Professor M.Sc (N) Community Health Nursing

5. Mrs. Ch. Tulasi Assist Professor M.Sc (N) Medical Surgical Nursing

6. Mrs. A. Jhansi Lakshmi Assist Professor M.Sc (N) Community Health Nursing

7. Mrs. D. Srivalli Assist Professor M.Sc (N) OBG Nursing

8. Mrs. V. Anusha Assst Professor M.Sc (N) Child Health Nursing

9. Mrs. B. Srilakshmi Asst Professor M.Sc (N) Community Health Nursing

10. Ms. Shabana Begum Asst Professor M.Sc (N), OBG Nursing

13. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil. / Ph.D.during the year: Nil


10. Student Strength (2016-17 admitted batch) :

UG Program : B.Sc (Nursing):

Name of the Course Students Enrolled

BRANCH Gen/OC SC ST OBC PH TOTAL Total

M F M F M F M F M F M F

Nursing - 05 - 08 - 03 - 12 - - - 28 28

TOTAL - 05 - 08 - 03 - 12 - - - 28 28

211



Workshops 02 10 (for each program)

National Conferences/Seminars 04 10 (for each program)





1. Prof. Kasthuri S., Building partnership for Shri B.M Patil 17 & 18 Febhealth of diverse population Institute of Nursing 2017

Sciences, Bijapur,Karnataka





c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil

20. Consultancy:





212

9.10 GITAM Centre for Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam1. Director In Charge Dr. B. Nalini

2. Assistant Director In Charge Dr. Rositta Joseph

3. Name of the Institute GITAM School of Gandhian Studies


5. Courses / Programmes and UG Programmes:

subject Combinations offered B.A. Social Science

PG Programmes:

MA Applied Psychology

MA English Language and Literature

Civil Services Preparatory Programme

PG Diploma in Hindi and Translation

Certificate Courses: Yoga, Gandhian Literature, Hindi,

Telugu, Sanskrit, German, French, Spanish, Japanese,

Mandarin, Professional English, Soft Skills


Curriculum B.A. Social Science 2017

MA Applied Psychology

All other courses started from 2017-18 AY. 2017




1 Centre for Public Policy Dr. B. Nalini

2 Humanities and Social Sciences Dr. B.Sangeeta

3 MA Applied Psychology Dr. N. Deepa Mohan

4 Centre for Languages Dr. Rositta Joseph



1 Humanities and Social Sciences Prof. K. Ramakrishna Rao

2 MA Applied Psychology Prof. K. Ashok

3 Centre for Languages Prof. Yarlagadda Lakshmi Prasad

213



01 Office Assistant Nil 01 01

02 Attendant Nil 01 01

Total 00 02 02

11. Recruitment of Teaching Staff during the Year 2017



12. Programs offered and student enrollment (UG Program)

Student Strength during the year 2016-17

Programme Approved 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year 5th Year TotalIntake

BA Social Science 30 33 20 - - 53

MA Applied Psychology 20 11 10 - - 21

Sub Total 50 44 30 - - 74

Total Strength 50 74

13. Ph.D Scholars Strength during the year 2016- 17 (As on 31. 03. 2017)

S.No DEPT. 2016-17 Total

FT PT

1 MA Applied Psychology 5 14 19

2 Humanities and Social Sciences 1 00 01

SUBTOTAL 6 14 20


214

Applied Psychology

1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Gandhian Studies, Visakhapatnam

2. Name of the Head : Dr. N. Deepa Mohan

3. Year of Establishment :2009


• MA Applied Psychology

• Ph.D.




No. of faculty - - - - 1 1 - 1 1 - 2 2

No. of facultywith Ph.D. - - - - 1 1 - 1 1 - 2 2



1. N. Deepa Mohan Associate Professor Clinical Psychology

2. N. Jhansi Rani Assistant Professor Cognitive Psychology




1. MA ( Applied Psychology ) 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS : Prof. K. Ashok

10. Number of Scholars awarded M. Phil./ Ph. D.during the year: Nil




215



1. Dr. Deepa Mohan Managing Stress at work HSBCVisakhapatnam April 2017

2. Dr. Deepa Mohan Handling stress andimproving emotionalIntelligence IIM Visakhapatnam July 2016

3. Dr. Deepa Mohan Superwomen Syndrome IBM – ConcentrixVisakhapatnam Sept. 2016



UGC strengthening the coping skills of HIV positive pregnant women andimproving depression



b) Research Papers:


1 Yoga training and Cognitive skillsby Dr. N. Jhansi Rani 1 1

c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil




216

Centre for Languages


2. Name of the Head: Dr. Rositta Joseph Valiyamattam



• M.A. English Language and Literature

• PG Diploma in Functional Hindi and Translation

• Certificate Courses in Indian Languages: Hindi, Telugu, Sanskrit

• Certificate Courses in Foreign Languages: Professional English Communication, French, Spanish,German, Japanese, Mandarin

• Certificate in Gandhian Literature

• Certificate in Soft Skills.




No. of faculty - - - - - - - 1 1 - - 1

No. of facultywith Ph.D. - - - - - - - 1 1 - - 1



1. Rositta Joseph Assistant Professor English Language and LiteratureValiyamattam (Post Colonial / Indian English Literature)



1. Assistant Librarian 0 1 1


3. Attendant 0 1 1

8. Revision of the Curriculum (Major Restructuring): NA

217

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof.Yarlagadda Lakshmi Prasad

10. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D.during the year: NA




Management Development Programs(MDP) 01 0 500 500







01. Dr Rositta Joseph Happiness Through All India Radio 20th March,Valiyamattam Literature 2017.

15. Development Projects funded byUGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & Others: Nil



b) Research Papers:


1 Research Papers Published in peer reviewed Journals 2 - 2

2 Number of Journals listed in International databases - - -

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 3 3


5 Avg. h-index

c) Books:


1 Books authored 1 1

2 Books edited 1 1

d) Patents: Nil




218

Humanities and Social Sciences


2. Name of the Head: Dr. B. Sangeeta



• B.A (SOCIAL SCIENCE)




No. of faculty 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 3 3




1. Dr. B. Nalini Associate Professor Psychology/Public Policy

2. Dr. B. Sangeeta Assistant Professor Psychology

3. Dr. A.S. Sasikala Assistant Professor History/Gandhian Studies



1. Assistant Librarian 0 1 1


3. Attender 0 1 1



1. B.A (Social Science) 2017

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Dr. B. Nalini


219

11. Recharging programs organized for the faculty during the year : NA




Management Development Programs (MDP) 1 1




1. Dr. B. Nalini Psychosocial Trauma and AIR, 19 January,Preparedness as Part of VISAKHAPATNAM 2017Disaster Management

15. Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & Others:

Funding Agency ICSSR


a) Research Projects: NA

b) Research Papers:



2 Number of Journals listed in International databases 1 1

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications --


5 Avg. h-index 1

c) Books:



d) Patents: Nil




220

9.11 GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad1. Dean and Principal Prof.Ch.Sanjay

2. Vice Principal Dr.M.Akkalakshmi

3. Name of the Institute GITAM SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY


5. Courses / Programmes and B.Tech Programmes:subject Combinations offered Aerospace Engineering

Civil EngineeringComputer Science & EngineeringElectronics & Communication EngineeringElectrical & Electronics EngineeringElectrical & Electronics EngineeringIndustrial EngineeringInformation TechnologyMechanical Engineering

M. Tech Programmes:Computer Science & TechnologyCyber SecurityVLSI DesignPower Systems & AutomationCAD / CAMData Sciences

Ph.D. Programmes :Civil Engineering,Computer Science Engineering,Electronics & Communication Engineering,Electrical & Electronics Engineering,Electronics & Instrumentation EngineeringIndustrial EngineeringInformation Technology,Mechanical Engineering

6. Latest Revision of the Name of the Program YearCurriculum B.Tech – AE, CE, CSE, ECE, EEE, EIE,

ME, EC-5 & MC-5 2015

M. Tech 2015


221



1 Aerospace Engineering Dr.N.V.Swamy Naidu

2 Civil Engineering Dr.B.S.R.K.Prasad

3 Computer Science & Engineering Dr.S.Phani Kumar

4 Electronics & Communication Engineering Dr.K.Manjunathachari

5 Electrical & Electronics Engineering Mr.P.V.Rama Krishna

6 Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering Mr.S.Ram Prasad

7 Information Technology Dr.M.Akkalakshmi

8 Mechanical Engineering Dr.P.Eshwaraiah

9 Engineering Chemistry Dr.G.Rambabu

10 Engineering English Dr.Y.Prabhavati

11 Engineering Mathematics Dr.K.Maruthi Prasad

12 Engineering Physics Dr.R.Balaji Rao




2 Computer Science & Engineering Prof. G. Appa Rao

3 Electronics & Communication Engineering Prof. C. Dharma Raj

4 Electrical & Electronics Engineering Prof. G.V.K.R. Sastry



7 Information Technology Prof. P. V. Lakshmi





12 Engineering Physics Dr. M. Ravi Kumar


222



01 Deputy Registrar 1 0 1

02 Sr. Assistant/ Stenographer 3 0 3

03 Additional Secretary to Principal 1 0 1


05 Attendants and others 2 0 2

Total 14 5 19









B.Techprogramme

Aeronautical 19 14 13 7 53

Civil 6 08 35 73 122

CSE 840 600 360 300 2100

ECE 206 212 360 300 1078

EEE 11 11 22 46 90

MECH 50 75 165 240 530

Total 1132 920 955 966 3973

223


ECE-6 0 0 0 23 60 83

Mech-6 0 0 0 33 60 93

Total 0 0 0 56 120 176

M.Tech.

Computer Science &Technology 4 5 9

PSA 3 0 3

VLSI 2 0 2

Data Sciences 4 4

Total 13 5 18

Grand Total : 1145 925 955 1022 120 4167


S.No DEPT. 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total-08 -09 -10 -11 -12 -13 -14 -15 -16


1 BT - - Nil Nil - - - - -

2 CE - 3 - 2 - - 5

3 CSE 4 15 - 5 - 3 27

4 ECE 2 23 - 6 - 1 32

5 EEE 2 6 - 1 - - 9

6 IT - 1 1 1 - - 3

7 ME - 6 - 1 1 2 10

8 IE - - - - - - -

Total 8 54 1 16 1 6 86

62 17 7


224

Aerospace Engineering

1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad

2. Name of the Head: Dr. N. V. Swamy Naidu



• B.Tech. (AE)




No. of faculty 2 0 2 - - - 5 1 6 7 1 8




1. Dr. N.V. Swamy Naidu Prof. & Head of the Dept. Composites Structures

2. Dr. Susheel Kumar Swain professor Flight Mechanics.

3. Mr. M. Satya Prasad Assistant Professor Aerospace Engg.

4. Mr. Yagya Dutta Dwivedi Assistant Professor Aerospace Engg.

5. Mr. A Praveen Kumar Assistant Professor Aerospace Propulsion

6. Mr. Md. Akhtar khan Assistant Professor CAD/CAM

7. Mr. S. Kishore Kumar Assistant Professor Aerospace Engineering

8. Dr. V. Hima Bindu Assistant Professor Hypersonic Aerodynamics





3 Attendant 2 0 2

225



1. B.Tech.(AE) 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Dr. N. V. Swamy Naidu






Workshops 1 1



13. Number of Endowment / Guest / Distinguished / CEO Lectures Organized: Nil





b) Research Papers:




3 Average Impact Factor of Publications - - -

4 Citation Index- range/ average -

5 Avg. h-index -

c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil




226

Civil Engineering


2. Name of the Head: Dr. B.S.R.K. Prasad



• B. Tech. (Civil)

• Ph.D.




No. of faculty 1 0 1 1 0 1 3 2 5 5 2 7




1 BSRK Prasad Professor Structural Engineering

2 P Hemaraju Associate Professor Structural Engineering

3 G Jyothi Kumari Assistant Professor Structural Engineering

4 Arya Satheesh Assistant Professor Geo-Technical Engineering

5 ESTR Chandra Sekhar B Assistant Professor Structural Engineering

6 Mohd Arfath Khan Assistant Professor Structural Engineering

7 PVN Gautham Assistant Professor Environmental and Water-Resources Engineering




2. Attendant 3 0 3

227



1. B. Tech.(Civil) 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Dr. B.S.R.K. Prasad






13. Number of Endowment / Guest / Distinguished / CEO Lectures Organized: 2






c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil

17. Consultancy:





228

Computer Science & Engieering


2. Name of the Head: Dr. S.Phani Kumar



• B.Tech. (CSE)

• M.Tech. (CST)

• Ph.D.


Designation Professor Associate Asst. Teaching GrandProfessor Professor Asst. Total


No. of faculty 1 0 1 0 0 0 33 23 56 2 1 3 36 24 60

No. of facultywith Ph.D. 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 2

6. Details of Faculty:S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization

1 Dr.S.Phani Kumar Prof. & HoD Safety Critical Computing Systems2 Dr.K.Nikitha Assistant Professor Wireless Networks3 Mr. V. Ravi Shankar Assistant Professor Data Structure, Java4 Mrs. G. Sri Sowmya Assistant Professor Computer Networks5 Mr.S.Durga Prasad Assistant Professor Cloud Computing6 Mr.Arif Mohammad Abdul Assistant Professor Cloud Security7 Mr.B.Rajendra Prasad Babu Assistant Professor Computer Networks8 Ms.V.Sowmya Devi Assistant Professor Wireless Sensor Networks9 Mr.A.Srinivas Reddy Assistant Professor Machine Learning10 Mrs.A.Phani Sheetal Assistant Professor Wireless Sensor Networks/

Software Engineering11 Mr.Venkatram Reddy Assistant Professor Machine Learning12 Mr. K.Sudheer Babu Assistant Professor Computer Networks13 Mrs. Veera Kumari Assistant Professor Wireless Sensor Networks14 Mr.P.Chakradhar Assistant Professor Machine Learning15 Mr.G.Yugandhar Assistant Professor Network Security

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16 Mr.D.Teja Santosh Assistant Professor Machine Learning17 Mrs.Sangeeta Gupta Assistant Professor Cloud Computing18 Mrs.T.Aruna Sri Assistant Professor Data Mining19 Mr.B.Mallikarjuna Assistant Professor Mobile Computing20 Mrs.D.Vijayalakshmi Assistant Professor Image Processing21 Mr.S D Vara Prasad Assistant Professor Network Security22 Mr.P.Pavan Kumar Assistant Professor Parallel computing23 Mrs.G.Rathnamma Assistant Professor Cloud Computing24 Mr.G.Sridhar Reddy Assistant Professor Compilers25 Mrs.G.Hima Bindu Assistant Professor Network Security26 Mr. Raj Mohmmmad Assistant Professor Network Security27 Mrs. N.Kusuma Assistant Professor Network Security28 Mrs.S.Aparna Assistant Professor Software Systems29 Mr. A.Santosh Assistant Professor Data Mining30 Mrs.V. Revathi Assistant Professor Data Mining31 Mr.D.Chandra Mohan Assistant Professor Natural Language Procesing32 Mr.K Satish Kumar Assistant Professor Data Mining33 Mr.T.Ravi Prasad Assistant Professor Data Mining34 Mrs.Swathi Sowmya B Assistant Professor Data Mining35 Mr.K.L.Narasimha Rao Assistant Professor Network Security36 Mr.N.Janardhan Assistant Professor Data Mining37 Mr.M.Sabhapathy Assistant Professor Machine Learning38 Mr.S.Lakshmanaraj Assistant Professor Network Security39 Mr.B.Uday Kumar Assistant Professor Network Security40 Mrs.K.Shireesha Assistant Professor Network Security41 Mr.P.Ashok Kumar Assistant Professor Data Mining42 Ms.T..N.N.Priya Assistant Professor Data Mining43 Mr.Vikash Kumar Assistant Professor Data Mining44 Mr.B.Santos Kumar Assistant Professor Data Mining45 Mrs.S.Veena Assistant Professor Wireless Sensor Networks46 Mrs.J.Sheela Assistant Professor Wireless Sensor Networks47 Mrs.K.Sai Vijaya Lakshmi Assistant Professor Wireless Sensor Networks48 Mrs.N.Sri Lakshmi Assistant Professor Data Mining49 Mr.K.Hanumantha Rao Assistant Professor Data Mining50 Mrs.Reddeswaramma C Assistant Professor Data Mining51 Mr.B.Madhu Assistant Professor Cloud computing52 Mr.Santosh Kumar U Assistant Professor Cloud computing


230

53 Mr.Shadab Ahmad Assistant Professor Cloud computing54 B.Anil Kumar Assistant Professor Data Mining55 Ms.Archana K Assistant Professor Data Mining56 Mr.D.Ravi Assistant Professor Cloud computing57 A. Naga Mallik Assistant Professor Data Mining58 V. Anitha Assistant Professor Data Mining59 G.Kalpalatha Assistant Professor Cloud computing60 N Sudhakar Yadav Assistant Professor Cloud computing

7. No. of Supporting staff:S.No. Cadre Male Female Total

1. Network Engineer 1 0 12. Jr. Assistant 0 2 23 Programmers 1 1 24. Lab Assistant /Technicians 4 2 65. Attendant 1 1 2



1. B.Tech.(CSE) 2015

9. Name of the BoS Member: Dr. S.Phani Kumar



Recharging Program No. of No. of BeneficiariesPrograms GU Outside Total


Workshops 3 63 0 63


Short Term Training Program(STTP) 1 21 0 21


Program No. of Programs No. of Faculty AttendedFaculty Development / Refresher Programmes 7 37Workshops 5 36National Conferences/Seminars 4 06International Conferences/Seminars 4 39Short Term Training Program (STTP) 1 2

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1. Dr.S.Phani Kumar Pipelining GST in association 6th June, 2016with NIT Warangal.E&ICT Academy

2. Mr. Pavan Kumar P High Performance Computing RGM College of 3rd and 4thEngg & Technology, October 2016Nandyal

15.Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR &others: Nil



b) Research Papers:




3 Average Impact Factor of Publications NA

4 Citation Index- range/ average 0.2

5 Avg. h-index NA

c) Books:



d) Patents: Nil

17. Consultancy:



18. Collaborations:



1 Virtusa Polaris Industry Centre of Excellence

2 IBM Industry Centre of Excellence

3 IIT Madras Research Organization Collaborative Research


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2. Name of the Head:Dr. K. Manjunatha Chari



• B.Tech. (ECE)

• B.Tech + M.Tech (ECE)

• M.Tech. (VLSI)

• Ph.D




No. of faculty 1 0 0 1 0 1 45 3 48 47 3 50



S.No. Name of the faculty Designation Specialization

1 Dr.K. Manjunatha Chari Professor & HOD Signal Processing

2 Dr.P.TrinathaRao Associate Professor Communication Systems

3 Mr.N.Shyam Sunder Sagar Assistant Professor Signal Processing

4 Mr. Md.Masood Ahmad Assistant Professor VLSI Design

5 Ms. D. Anitha Assistant Professor VLSI Design

6 Mr. B.Balaji Naik Assistant Professor VLSI Design

7 Ms. E. Aruna Jyothi Assistant Professor VLSI Design

8 Mr. Ch.Praveen Kumar Assistant Professor VLSI Design

9 Mr. M.Naresh Kumar Assistant Professor Computers and Communications

10 Mr. P. Nagaraja Assistant Professor Embedded Systems

11 Mr. Mariya Dasu Mathe Assistant Professor Communications

12 Mr.K Praveen Kumar Assistant Professor Digital Systems

13 Mr. M Raghupathi Assistant Professor Systems and Computer Electronics

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14 Ms. G.Swetha Assistant Professor VLSI System Design

15 Mr.T.Srinivas Rao Assistant Professor Digital Systems

16 Mr. Shaik Jhani Basha Assistant Professor Embedded Systems

17 Mr. Rajesh Adluri Assistant Professor VLSI Design

18 Mr. Jameer Basha SK Assistant Professor Embedded Systems

19 Mr. CH.Narsimha Reddy Assistant Professor ECE

20 Mr. M.V.V.S.Prasad Assistant Professor Systems and Signal Processing

21 Mr.S.Hari Babu Assistant Professor Electronic Design And Technology

22 Mr. B Chaitanya Assistant Professor Microwave Engineering

23 Mr. S Francis Xavier Assistant Professor Signal Processing andCommunications

24 Mr. B Sammu Nayak Assistant Professor RF & Microwave

25 Mr. G.Raja sekhar Assistant Professor Signal Processing

26 Mr. Ramanjaneyulu .A Assistant Professor VLSI Design

27 Mr. Govind Prasad Assistant Professor VLSI design and Embedded system

28 Mr. Kurakula Madhukar Assistant Professor VLSI Design

29 Mr. Md. Sikander Assistant Professor Electronic Design and Technology

30 Mr. G. Shiva kumar Assistant Professor VLSI design and Embedded system

31 Mr. V.Shiva Prasad Assistant Professor VLSI Design

32 Mr Karne Sathish Kumar Assistant Professor Communication

33 Mr.Bhaskara Sreenivas Assistant Professor VLSI Design

34 Mr.Chandrasekhar Sirigiri Assistant Professor Digital Systems &Computer Electronics

35 Mr Praween Kumar Nishad Assistant Professor Communication andsignalprocessing

36 Mr . K Pavan Kumar Assistant Professor Electronic Design and Technology

37 Mr Mannem Venkateswarlu Assistant Professor VLSI- System Design

38 Mr .S. Purna Chand Assistant Professor Communications

39 Mrs.MVN Madhavi Latha Assistant Professor VLSI- System Design

40 Mr. U Suman Assistant Professor RF & Microwave Engineering

41 Mr. B. Kranthi Kumar Assistant Professor VLSI- System Design

42 Mr. Shailesh Somani Assistant Professor VLSI- System Design

43 Mr. G. Prakash Assistant Professor Micro-electronics and VLSI

44 Mr. Chandru Assistant Professor Signal Processing.

45 Mr.G.Shekar Assistant Professor Electronics design and technology


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46 Mrs.A.Pratima Assistant Professor ECE

47 Ms.Pratimashaw Assistant Professor Telecommunication

48 Mr.B.Suresh Kumar Assistant Professor Embedded Systems

49 Mr.P.Diwakar Assistant Professor VLSI- System Design

50 Mr. Venkata Rao Selamneni Assistant Professor VLSI- System Design





3. Attendant 2 0 2



1. B.Tech.(ECE) 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS:Dr. C.Dharma raju

10. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D.during the year: NIL



Orientation Programmes 0 0 3 3


Workshops 1 10 0 0

Management Development Programs(MDP) 0 0 3 3





Workshops 2 4

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1. Dr.P. Trinatha Rao Optical Fiber APHRDI,Communications Govt. of AP 02.09.2016

2. Dr.P. Trinatha Rao Wireless Technologies VBIT, Hyderabad 17.02.2017& Network Security

15. Development Projects funded byUGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & Others : NIL



b) Research Papers:




3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 0.3 to 1.5


5 Avg. h-index 0.4

c) Books: Nil

17. Consultancy:





236



2. Name of the Head: P.V. Rama Krishna



• B. Tech. (EEE)

• M. Tech. (Power systems Automation)

• Ph.D.




No. of faculty 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 2 14 12 2 14




1. P.V. Rama Krishna Assistant Professor Power systems engineering

2. G. Srinivas Assistant Professor Power electronics

3 P. Vasudeva Naidu Assistant Professor Power electronics

4 M. Bindu Priya Assistant Professor Power systems and automation

5 S.V. Padmavathi Assistant Professor Power systems

6 Mr. N. Siva Mallikarjuna Rao Assistant Professor Control systems

7 Mr. Ramesh daravath Assistant Professor Power electronics

8 Manigandan Mayyapan Assistant Professor Power electronics & powersystems

9 K. Lakshmiah Assistant Professor Power electronics

10 S. Srinivasulu Assistant Professor Power systems

11 K.K.Vasishta Kumar Assistant Professor Power systems

12 N. Prashant Assistant Professor Power electronics

13 Punna Srinivas Assistant Professor Power electronics and drives

14 Are. Samba Siva rao Assistant Professor Power systems

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S.No. Cadre Male Female Total1. Jr. Assistant 0 1 12. Lab Assistant /Technicians 2 0 23 Electrician 1 0 14. Attendant 1 0 1



1. B. Tech. (EEE) 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: -






Workshops 2 5


13. Number of Endowment / Guest / Distinguished / ECO Lectures Organized: Nil





b) Research Papers:




3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 1 1


5 Avg. h-index 1

c) Books : Nil

d) Patents: Nil




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Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering


2. Name of the Head: Mr.S.Ram Prasad



• B.Tech. (Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering)




No. of faculty 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 8 6 2 8




1. Mr.B.Prasad Assistant Professor Control Systems

2. Ms.P.Indira Assistant Professor Instrumentation and Control

3. Mr.B.Santosh Kumar Assistant Professor Electronics Design, Biosensors

4. Mr.Md.Walliuddin Assistant Professor VLSI

5. Mr.S.Ram Prasad Assistant Professor ES, Instrumentation

6. Mr.G.Arun Kumar Assistant Professor Industrial Process Instrumentation

7. Mr.Ch.Subba Reddy Assistant Professor Instrumentation

8. Mrs.K.Madhavi Latha Assistant Professor Computer Networks and Information Security




1. B.Tech.(EIE) 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof.D.Elizabeth Rani, HoD, E&I.


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Workshops 4 4





1. Mr. B.Prasad Control Systems Indian NavalAcademy, Ezhimala,Kerala 8-9 March 2017.





c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil

17. Consultancy:





240



2. Name of the Head: Dr. M.Akkalakshmi



• M. Tech. (Data Sciences)

• B. Tech (IT)




No. of faculty 0 1 1 1 0 1 9 7 16 10 8 18



S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization1. Dr.M.Akkalakshmi Professor Network Security, Big Data2. Dr. Sudarson Jena Associate Professor Multiprocessor Interconnection Network3. Ms.Ayesha Parveen Assistant Professor Cloud Computing4. Ms. P Sowjanya Assistant Professor Cloud Computing5. Ms. G. Sushmitha Valli Assistant Professor Bio-Informatics6. Ms.PVRNSSV Sai Leela Assistant Professor Data Mining7. Mr.M.Kiran Sastry Assistant Professor Data Mining8. Ms. V. Sandhya Assistant Professor Parallel & Distributed Systems9. Ms.T.Jhansi Rani Assistant Professor Data Mining10. Mr. R. Sampath Kumar Assistant Professor Computer Science Engineering11. Mr. Y. Srinivas Assistant Professor Computer Science Engineering12. Mr P Venkat Reddy Assistant Professor Computer Science Engineering13. Ms.B.Jyothi Assistant Professor Data Mining14. Mr.Suresh Kumar K Assistant Professor Computer Science Engineering15. Mr.G.Victor Daniel Assistant Professor Cloud Computing16. Mr.D.Srinivasa Rao Assistant Professor Image Processing17. Mr.Y.Md.Riyazuddin Assistant Professor Networking18. Mr.A.Naresh Assistant Professor Image Processing

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S.No. Cadre Male Female Total1. Jr. Assistant 0 1 12. Programmer 1 0 13. Lab Assistant /Technicians 0 3 34. Attendant 1 0 1



1. M.Tech.(IT) 2016

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: -

10. Number of scholars awarded M.Phil / Ph.d during the year: Nil





13. Number of Endowment / Guest / Distinguished / ECO Lectures organized : Nil



1. Dr.M.Akkalakshmi Big Data HITS, Hyderabad November, 2016

15 Development Projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT. ICSSR, ICPR & others : Nil


a) Research projects: Nil

b) Research Papers:



2 Number of Journals listed in International databases - - 1

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications - - 3.177

c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil




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2. Name of the Head: Dr. Eshwaraiah Punna



• B.Tech. (Mechanical Engineering)

• M.Tech (Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing Engineering)

• B.Tech+M.Tech (Integrated) degree in Mechanical Engineering

• Ph.D.




No. of faculty 4 1 5 3 - 3 32 1 33 39 2 41




1 Dr.N.Siva Prasad Professor & Director Machine Design, FEM,CAD

2 Dr.Ch.Sanjay Professor & Principal CAD/CAM, Product Design

3 Dr. Punna Eshwaraiah Professor & HoD CAD/CAM, Industrial Engineering

4 Dr. A . Satya Devi Professor Machine Design

5 Dr.N.Venu Kumar Professor &T & P Director Machine Design

6 Dr. P. Srinivas Associate Professor Refrigeration & Air Conditioning

7 Dr. Chinmaya PrasadPadhy Associate Professor Manufacturing Technology

8 Mrs. K. Malleswari Assistant Professor Industrial Engineering

9 Dr.B. Kishor Assistant Professor CAD/CAM

10 Mr.K.V. Abhilash Assistant Professor Energy systems

11 Mr.Rafi-uz-zama Shaik Assistant Professor Advanced Manufacturing Technology

12 Mr.G.Sandeep Reddy Assistant Professor Materials Technology

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13 Mr.B.Bhasker Assistant Professor Machine design

14 Mr.Jaya Krishna Assistant Professor Machine Design

15 Mr.P.Ravi Chandra Assistant Professor Fluids/Thermal

16 Mr.R. Naresh Assistant Professor Thermal Sciences

17 Mr. M. Siva Surya Assistant Professor Production Technology

18 Mr. G. Santhosh Kumar Assistant Professor Thermal Engineering

19 Mr. V. Naveen Kumar Assistant Professor Materials Science & Technology

20 Mr. A. Kiran Kumar Assistant Professor Machine Design

21 Mr. N. Sunil Assistant Professor Computer Integrated Manufacturing

22 Mr. K. Ramakrishna Assistant Professor Machine Design

23 Mr. K. Obula Reddy Assistant Professor Thermal Engineering

24 Mr. A. Sridhar Assistant Professor Manufacturing engineering

25 Mr. Naresh. B Assistant Professor CAD/CAM

26 Mr. Ch. Koteswara Rao Assistant Professor Advanced Manufacturing Systems &Production Management

27 Mr.Veera Pratap Assistant Professor Industrial Engineering

28 Mr.Jagadeshwar Assistant Professor Thermal Engineering

29 Mr.G.Bhaskar Rao Assistant Professor Computer Integrated Manufacturing

30 Mr.K.Santhosh Kumar Assistant Professor Thermo Fluids

31 H.Ravi Assistant Professor Machine Design

33 D Naresh Assistant Professor Industrial Engineering



1 Jr. Assistant Nil 1 1

2 Attendant 3 Nil 3

3 Technical assistant 12 1 13



1. B.Tech.(MECH) 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Dr.A.Satya Devi (BOS Member)


244











a) Expert lectures


1. Prof.Ch.Sanjay Innovations & Developments Priyadarshini 17 – 18for future smart cities Institute of march 2017.

Engineering &Technology

2 Prof.Ch.Sanjay Research Challenges in Siddharth Institute 18-19 Aug.16Engineering & Technology of Engg & Tech,

Tirupati.

3 Prof.Ch.Sanjay Business Management & Bangalore, India. 4-9-2016,Social Innovation(ICBMSI-2016),

4 Prof.Ch.Sanjay Electrical and Electronics Raipur, India. 11-9-2016Engineering (ICEEE-2016)

5 Prof.Ch.Sanjay Mechanical and ProductionEngineering (ICMPE-2016), Cochin, India 18-9-2016,

6 Prof.Ch.Sanjay Recent Advances in Medical,Medicine and HealthSciences (ICRAMMHS-2016), New York, USA. 7-8-2016

7 Prof.Ch.Sanjay Recent Advances in CSE & Kuala Lumpur,IT Malaysia 30.10.2016

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b) Research Papers:






5 Avg. h-index -

c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil

17. Consultancy:





246

Chemistry


2. Name of the Head: Dr. Rambabu Gundla



• B.Sc. ( Chemistry)

• B.Sc.(Hons) Chemistry

• M.S c Chemistry ((Pharmaceutical)

• Ph.D.




No. of faculty 01 0 01 03 00 03 15 03 15 19 03 22




1. Prof.G.A.Rama Rao Professor Fuels & Quality Control And Hydrogen Isotopes

2. Dr.Rambabu Gundla Associate Professor Medicinal Chemistry

3. Dr.T.B.Patrudu Associate Professor Analytical Chemistry

4. Dr.K.Shiva Kumar Associate Professor Organic Chemistry

5. Dr.M.S.Surendra Babu Assistant Professor Bio inorganic chemistry

6. Dr P.V Nagendra Kumar Assistant Professor Analytical Chemistry

7. Dr. Shaik Mustafa Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

8. Dr.M.Venkatanarayana Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

9. Dr.K.Srinivas Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

10. Dr.H.Sharat Babu Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

11. Dr.M.Srimannarayana Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

12. Dr.Naresh Kumar Katari Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

13. Dr.Ch.Sudhakar Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

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14. Dr.K.Phani Raja Assistant Professor Inorganic Chemistry

15. Dr.B.Purna Chandra Rao Assistant Professor Catalysis

16. Dr.M.Karuna Sree Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

17. Dr.P.Narayana Reddy Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

18. Dr.Kolli Balakrishna Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry

19. Dr.Bijaya Ketan Sahoo Assistant Professor Biophysical and Supra Molecular Chemistry

20. Dr. R.Uma Devi Assistant Professor Environmental Science and Technology

21. Dr.Kavitha V Assistant Professor Computational Chemistry

22. Dr.T.Ranjith Kumar Assistant Professor Organic Chemistry





3. Attendant 1 0 1



1. B. Tech. 2016

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS:


Degree Submitted

Ph.D. 1






Workshops 4 22





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1. Dr.G.Rambabu Advances in Chemistry and Santhiram March 16 thEnvironmental Studies Engineering College: 2017

Nandyal,A.P

2. Dr.G.Rambabu Climate Change Adaption Spoorthi 24 th FebruaryEngineering, 2017Hyderabad





1 Dr.Rambabu Traditional and New Approaches SERB-DST ongoingGundla towards the Discovery of Dengue Protease

Inhibitors: Potent and Drug-likeAntiviral Agents against Dengue Fever

2 Dr. K. Synthesis and Physico-Chemical SERB-DST ongoingBalakrishna Characterization of NLO Polymers

for Frequency Doubling Devices

b) Research Papers:




3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 1.01 0.734 0.94


5 Avg. h-index 11.37

c) Books:


1 Chapters in Books 01 1 _

2 Monographs 02 2 _

d) Patents: Nil



249

English


2. Name of the Head: Dr. Prabhavati Y.






No. of faculty 0 1 1 1 1 2 1 9 10 2 11 13




1. Dr. Prabhavati Y. Professor Literature: Poetry; Indian Writing in English

2. Dr. T.J Ratna Jayakar Associate Prof. Literature and ELT

3. Dr. K.V.Madhavi Associate Prof. English Language Teaching (ELT)

4. Dr. K.Tejaswani Assistant Prof. 20th Century American Literature & Women’s Studies

5. Dr. N.Prasanna Lakshmi Assistant Prof. Literature(IWE), Applied Linguistics, LanguageAnalysis Tools and Language Teaching

6. Dr. S.Durga Malleeswari Assistant Prof. Indian Writing in English

7. Dr. M.Gouri Assistant Prof. Indian English Literature, Post Colonial Literature

8. Dr.C.Savitha Assistant Prof. Drama, Detective Fiction, Feminist Studies.

9. Dr.V.V.Abhilash Assistant Prof. Post Colonial and Indian English Literature

10. Dr.V.Ranjani Assistant Prof. Diaspora Literature

11. Dr.Ruth Z. Hauzel Assistant Prof. English Language Teaching (ELT)

12. Dr. Chandana John Assistant Prof. Indian Writing in English, Soft Skills

13. Ms. M.Lalitha Sridevi Assistant Prof. African-American Literature, Indian Writing




2. Attendant 1 0 1


250



1. B. Tech 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson – BoS :

10. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil / Ph.D during the year:




Short Term Training Program(STTP) 1 0 45 45



Workshops 10 50




14. Expert lectures delivered by GITAM faculty : Nil

15. Development projects funded by UCG, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & others : Nil


a) Research Papers:




3 Average Impact Factor of Publications - - 1.216

b) Books:


1 Books authored 1 - 1

2 Chapters in Books 1 - 1

c) Patents : Nil



251

Mathematics

1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Hyderabad.

2. Name of the Head: Dr. Maruthi Prasad.



• B.Sc • B.Tech • M.Pharmacy




No. of faculty 1 _ 1 1 _ 1 13 3 16 15 3 18

No. of facultywith Ph.D. 1 _ 1 1 _ 1 13 3 16 15 3 18


S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization1 Dr.K.Maruthi Prasad Professor & HOD Bio-Fluid Dynamics2 Dr.Siva Reddy Sheri Associate Professor Fluid Dynamics3 Dr.J.Vijayasekhar Assistant Professor Lie- Algebra4 Dr.V.Rajesh Assistant Professor Fluid Dynamics5 Dr.K.Govardhan Assistant Professor Fluid Dynamics6 Dr.Sithara Jerry Assistant Professor Graph Theory7 Dr.A.Satyanarana Murthy Assistant Professor Operations Research8 Dr.B.Ravi Kumar Assistant Professor Algebra9 Dr. G.Nagaraju Assistant Professor Fluid Dynamics10 Dr.G.Aruna Assistant Professor Fluid Dynamics11 Dr.R.Srinivasa Raju Assistant Professor Fluid Dynamics12 Dr.P.Narasimha Swamy Assistant Professor Algebra13 Dr.M.Balasiddulu Assistant Professor Fluid Dynamics14 Dr.M.V. Phani Kumari Assistant Professor Reliability Theory15 Dr.D.Mallikarjuna Reddy Assistant Professor Statistics16 Dr.K.Rama Koteswara Rao Assistant Professor Algebra17 Dr.Upendar Mendu Assistant Professor Fluid Dynamics18 Dr. N Vamsi Krishna Assistant Professor Bio-Fluid Dynamics


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8. Attendant 1 0 1



1 All B.Tech Programs 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof.Chandra Shekar

10. Number of scholars awarded M.Phil / Ph.D during the year: Nil





Workshops 09 06



13. Number of Endowment / Guest / Distinguished / CEO / Lectures organized : Nil

14. Expert lectures delivered by GITAM faculty : Nil

15. Development projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & others: Nil

16. Research Profile of the Department


b) Research Papers:




3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 1.2 _ 1.2


5 Avg. h-index -

c) Books: Nil

d) Patents : Nil



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Physics


2. Name of the Head: Dr. Balaji Rao Ravuri


4. Programs on offer: • B.Tech.




No. of faculty 1 _ 1 2 _ 2 6 4 10 9 4 13

No. of facultywith Ph.D. 1 _ 1 2 _ 2 6 4 10 9 4 13


S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation Specialization1 Dr. R Balaji Rao Professor & HOD Energy materials2 Dr. I.Venkata Subba Reddy Associate Professor Atmospheric Science3 Dr. T Vishwam Associate Professor Microwave dielectrics4 Dr. B Malleswara Rao Assistant Professor Space physics and Remote sensing5 Dr.Mahadevappa Assistant Professor Computational Chemistry,6 Dr.G.Rajitha Assistant Professor Theoretical Physics7 Dr.Amit Kumar Assistant Professor Theoretical astrophysics8 Dr.S.Ramesh Assistant Professor Electro chemistry9 Dr.V.Vasanthi Pillay Assistant Professor Gas sensing materials10 Dr.K.Vijayanandhini Assistant Professor Multiferroic thin films11 Dr.P.Missak Swarup Raju Assistant Professor Super conducting nanomaterials12 Dr.G.Sai Preeti Assistant Professor Liquid crystals,13 Dr.R.Rakesh Kumar Assistant Professor Nanomaterials





3. Attendant 2 0 2


254

8. Revision of the curriculum (Major Restructuring ):

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: ——

10. Number of scholars awarded M.Phil / Ph.D during the year: Nil



Faculty Development / RefresherProgrammes 02 —- —- 02



Workshops 05 01




14. Expert lectures delivered by GITAM Faculty : Nil

15. Development projects funded by UGC, DST, DBT, ICSSR, ICPR & Others: Nil




completed)

1.Dr.P.Missak Fabrication and study ofSwarup Raju superconducting nanorods DST ongoing

2.Dr.R.Rakesh Piezo and Pyroelectric FlexibleKumar Nanogenerators for Energy

Harvesting and Self- Powered DST –ECR ongoingSensor Applications

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b) Research Papers:




3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 1.5 - 1.5

4 Citation Index- range/ average —

5 Avg. h-index —

c) Books: Nil

d) Patents : Nil


18. Collaborations:



1 NMRL DRDO WithDr.Ch.Srinivasa Rao,Scientist F fuel celldivision Research Organisation Research Exchange


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EXAMINATION RESULTS

Program Students


B.Tech I Semester

Aeronautical engineering 19 19 10 09 52.63





Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering —- —- —- —- —-

Information Technology —- —- —- —- —-


B.Tech+ M.Tech I Semester

Electronics & Communication Engg (EC-6) —- —- —- —- —-

Mechanical Engineering (MC-6) —- —- —- —- —-

B.Tech II Semester









Integrated Dual Degree - B.Tech+ M.Tech II Semester


Mechanical Engineering(MC-6) —- —- —- —- —-

B.Tech III Semester







257



Integrated Dual Degree - B.Tech+ M.Tech III Semester



B.Tech IV Semester




Electronics & CommunicationEngg 209 209 138 71 66.03





Integrated Dual Degree - B.Tech+ M.Tech IV Semester



B.Tech V Semester









Industrial Engineering —- —- —- —- —-

Integrated Dual Degree - B.Tech+ M.Tech V Semester



B.Tech VI Semester





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Integrated Dual Degree - B.Tech+ M.Tech VI Semester



B.Tech VII Semester










Integrated Dual Degree - B.Tech+ M.Tech VII Semester

Electronics & Communication Engg (PG) —- —- —- —- —-

Electronics & Communication Engg (EC5-UG) 22 22 22 0 100.00

Mechanical Engineering (PG) 06 06 0 06 0.00

Mechanical Engineering (MC5-UG) 29 29 25 04 86.21

B.Tech VIII Semester Enrolled Appeared Passed Failed Pass %










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Integrated Dual Degree - B.Tech+ M.Tech VIII Semester

Electronics & CommunicationEngineering (PG) —- —- —- —- —-

Electronics & CommunicationEngineering (EC5-UG) 22 22 22 0 100.00


Mechanical Engineering (MC-UG) 27 27 25 02 92.59

B.Tech+ M.Tech - IX Semester Enrolled Appeared Passed Failed Pass %

Electronics & Communication Engg (PG) 08 08 08 0 100.00


B.Tech+ M.TechX Semester Enrolled Appeared Passed Failed Pass %

Electronics & Communication Engg (PG) 08 08 08 0 100.00


II. PG Programs:

Program Students


M.Tech I Semester



VLSI Design 2 2 2 0 100.00


M.Tech II Semester



VLSI Design 2 2 2 0 100.00


M.Tech III Semester


Power Systems & Automation —- —- —- —- —-

VLSI Design —- —- —- —- —-

M.Tech IV Semester


Power Systems & Automation —- —- —- —- —-

VLSI Design —- —- —- —- —-


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9.12 Hyderabad Business School

1. Dean and Director Prof. Y. Lakshman Kumar

2. Name of the Institute HYDERBAD BUSINESS SCHOOL


4. Courses / Programmes and UG Programmes:

subject Combinations offered BBA

BBA (Management Accounting) with CIMA

B.Com (Hons.) with ACCA

PG Programme :

MBA

Ph.D. Programme in Management


Curriculum BBA 2017 (Year of Launch)

BBA (MA) 2017 (Year of Launch)

B.Com (Hons.) 2017 (Year of Launch)

MBA 2017




1. GITAM HBS Prof. Y. Lakshman Kumar



01 PA to Director Nil 01 01

02 Lab Assistant/Technicians 01 Nil 01

Total 01 01 2




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Branch 1st Year 2nd Year Total

MBA 53 62 115

Total : 53 62 115

Ph.D Scholars Strength during the year 2016- 17 (As on 31. 03. 2017)

S.No DEPT. 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2016-17 Total


1 GITAM HBS 0 6 0 6 0 8 01 15 0 15 01 7 59




No. of faculty 2 0 2 1 2 3 5 0 5 8 2 10




1. Dr. Y Lakshman Kumar Dean & Director Marketing

2. Prof. A Sreeram Professor Econometrics

3 Dr. U Devi Prasad Associate Professor Marketing

4 Dr R Radhika Associate Professor Finance & Accounting

5 Dr. D R P Chandra Sekhar Assistant Professor Business Communication

6 Dr M Jaya Sree Associate Professor Finance & Accounting

7 Dr S Suman Babu Assistant Professor Human Resource

8 Dr. K Sreekanth Assistant Professor Human Resource

9 Mr. Fakhruddin Sheik Assistant Professor Operations & Supply Chain Management

10 Mr. Pradeep Kumar Sahu Assistant Professor Business Analytics


262



M.Phil. 1 1

Ph.D. 4 3




International Conferences/Seminars One One


17. Expert Lectures delivered by GITAM-HBS faculty:


1. Dr. Y LakshmanKumar Inaugural Lecture NOVA B-School 11 Nov 2016

2. Dr. R Radhika Research Medhodology Osmania University 7 April 2017

3. Dr. S Suman Babu Performance ManagementTrianing & Development NHRAI 2 June 2016



a) Research Projects: NILb) Research Papers:

No. Description No. National International


2 Number of Journals listed in International data bases

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications


5 Avg. h-index

263

c) Books:



1 "Analysis of Management of Working capital".ISBN 978-3-659-97925-5. 1 1 Nil

2 "HRM Practices & Work Life Policies inTourism & IT Industries of Hyderabad India :A Comparative Review" (Chapter Publication),Responsible Tourism & Human AccountabilityFor Sustainable Business, Zenon AcademicPublishing (2016), pp 82-88,ISBN:978-93-85886-01-0 1 1 Nil

d) Patents: NIL



EXAMINATION RESULTS

Program Students


MBA

I Trimester 58 58 42 16 72.41

II Trimester 58 57 45 12 78.95

III Trimester 58 58 47 11 81.03

IV Trimester 64 64 62 2 96.88

V Trimester 64 64 61 3 95.31

VI Trimester 62 62 61 1 98.39


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9.13 Hyderabad School of Science

1. Principal Prof. G.A. Rama Rao

2. Name of the Institute School of Science


4. Courses offered B.Sc (Hons.) with Chemistry, Maths and Computer Science(CMCs) B.Sc with Physics, Maths and Computer Science(PMCs) B.Sc with Statistics, Maths and Computer Science(SMCs)

5. Latest revision of the curriculum 2016-17





Recruitment of Supporting Staff: NIL

8. Programs and Student Enrolment (UG Program)

Programme Approved 1st year 2nd year 3rd year TotalIntake

B.Sc Dr. Reddys 540 332 148 480

B.Sc (Hons.) CMCs 60 51 51

B.Sc PMCs 60 20 20

B.Sc SMCs 60 25 25

TOTAL STRENGTH 576

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1. Director Prof. K. Vijaya Bhaskar Raju

2. Name of the Institute GITAM SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY


4. Courses / Programmes and B.Tech Programmes:Civil Engineering, Computer Science &subject Combinations offered Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering,

Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering

M. Tech Programmes: Cyber forensics and informationsecurity Data scienceVLSI DesignEmbedded System

Ph.D. Programmes : Civil Engineering, Computer ScienceEngineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering,Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Mechanical EngineeringMathematicsPhysicsChemsitry

6. Latest Revision of the Name of the Program YearCurriculum B.Tech – CE, CSE, ECE, EEE, EIE, IE, IT,

ME, EC-5 & MC-5 2015

M. Tech 2015







4 Electrical & Electronics Engineering Mr. S.V. Pahnidhar (Coordinator)



7 Engineering English Dr Manju Jose


9 Engineering Physics Dr.N.V.Krishna Prasad


266


S.No Name of the Department Name of the Memebr




4 Electrical & Electronics Engineering Mr. S.V. Pahnidhar (Coordinator)



7 Engineering English Dr Manju Jose


9 Engineering Physics Dr.N.V.Krishna Prasad



01 Superintendent and Programmer 05 04 09

02 Sr. Assistant/ Stenographer 03 - 03




Total 33 21 54



1 Professor 02 Nil 02



4 Lecturer 01 01 02

Total 20 19 39

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1 Ministerial Staff 01 - 01

2 Technical Staff 03 - 03

3 Attendants 03 - 03

Total 07 - 07


Branch 1st Year 2nd Year 3rd Year 4th Year Total

B.Tech Programme

Civil Engg. 49 17 22 26 114

CSE 360 78 73 57 568

ECE 180 61 120 100 461

EEE 13 0 11 0 24

Mechanical Engg. 85 29 82 72 268

Total 687 185 308 255 1435

Ph.D Scholars Strength during the year 2016 - 17

S.No DEPT. 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 TotalFT PT FT PT FT PT FT PT

1 CE 1 1 22 CSE 7 73 Maths 1 2 34 Physics 1 15 Chemistry 1 4 56 Env Sc 1 1

1 1 2 0 2 13 19Total 1 1 2 15 19


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Civil Engineering

1. Name of the Institute & Campus: GITAM School of Technology, Bengaluru

2. Name of the Head: Dr. P C Pandey


4. Programs on offer: • B.Tech.




No. of faculty 3 0 3 0 0 0 01 06 07 04 06 10




1 Dr. P V Sivapullaiah Pro Vice-Chancellor Geo-technical Engineering

2 Dr. K VijayaBhaskar Raju Director Geo-technical Engineering

3 Dr. P C Pandey HOD, Distinguished ComputationalProfessor Solid Mechanics

4 Ms. G V Rathnamala Asst. Professor Environmental Engineering

5 Ms. Ashwini R M Asst. Professor Structural Engineering

6 Mr. Chandra Sekhar K Asst. Professor Structural Engineering

7 Ms. Reshma T V Asst. Professor Structural Engineering

8 Ms. Reshma M Asst. Professor Structural Engineering

9 Ms. K Venkata Vydehi Asst. Professor Geo-technical Engineering

10 Ms. Kanemozhe R K Asst. Professor Transportation Engineering& Planning




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1. B.Tech.(Civil) 2015





Faculty Development /Refresher Programmes 1 7 0 7










c) Books:

d) Patents: Nil

17. Consultancy:



SL.No Name of the Materials ClientsLaboratory Tested

1. Concrete Lab Concrete Cubes BSR



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Computer Science and Engineering


2. Name of the Head: Prof. Brahmananda S.H



• B.Tech. (CSE)

• Ph.D.




No. of faculty 2 0 2 1 0 1 12 9 21 15 9 24




1. Prof. Brahmananda S.H HOD Artificial Intelligence, IoT Security2. Prof. K. Thammireddy Professor Data Mining3. Dr. P. Sanyasi Naidu Associate Professor Data Structures & Information Security4. Mr. B. Ramesh Naik Assistant Professor Image Processing5. Mr. Sanjeev Kumar A.N Assistant Professor Cloud Computing, Web Services, Service

Oriented Architecture, Software Engineering6. Mr. Sangameshwar Assistant Professor Networking7. Mr. Mohan Gowda V Assistant Professor Networking8. Mr. P. Lakshmi Ramana Assistant Professor IoT Security9. Mrs. Archana S Nadhan Assistant Professor Network Security10. Mr. Nalamala Rakesh Assistant Professor Networking11. Mr. M. Amaresh Assistant Professor Networking12. Mr. Sunil Kumar Sahoo Assistant Professor Computer Science & Engineering13. Ms. Gayathri R Assistant Professor Computer Science & Engineering14. Mrs. Sureddy Sneha Assistant Professor Computer Science & Engineering15. Mrs. Swasthika Jain T.J Assistant Professor Computer Science & Engineering16. Mrs. Geetha K Assistant Professor Network Security

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17. Ms. Rekha K.B Assistant Professor Computer Science & Engineering18. Ms. Chetana D.T Assistant Professor Cloud Computing, Data Mining19. Mrs. Asha G Assistant Professor Computer Science & Engineering20. Ms. Rashmi K Assistant Professor Networking21. Mr. Rajesh S.M Assistant Professor Bio-informatics22. Mr. Shiva Prasad K.H Assistant Professor IoT, Big Data23. Mr. Sukruth Gowda M.A Assistant Professor Computer Science & Engineering24. Mr. Sunil Kumar R.M Assistant Professor Computer Science & Engineering






1. B.Tech.(CSE) 2015-16

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Dr. G. Appa Rao






Workshops 1 19

13. Number of Endowment/Guest/Dinstinguished/CEO Lectures Organized: 2






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b) Research Papers:






5 Avg. h-index -

c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil


18. Collaborations:

S. No Name of the Organization Type of the Organization Nature of Collaboration

1 Sak Robotix Industry Workshop and Training

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1. Name of the Institute & Campus: School of Technology, Bengaluru Campus

2. Name of the Head: T N Ruckmongathan


4. Programs on offer: B Tech




No. of faculty 1 0 1 2 0 2 10 8 18 13 8 21




1. Dr. T.N. Ruckmongathan Distinguished Signal Processing andProfessor-HOD Display Devices

2. Dr. A. Sreenivas Associate Professor Electronic and Communication

3. Dr.Ch.Sumanth Kumar Associate Professor Automatic Control

4. Smt.M Dioline Sara Assistant Professor Applied Electronics

5. Mrs.P.Kalyani Assistant Professor VLSI SYSTEM DESIGN

6. Sri Venkata Kranthi B Assistant Professor Image processing and embedded system

7. Sri Avvaru Srinivasulu Assistant Professor Instrumentation and Control Systems

8. Mrs.Sanhita Manna Assistant Professor Instrumentation and Control Systems

9. Mrs.Saranga Mohan Assistant Professor Embedded Systems

10 Mr.S.Abhimanyu Reddy Assistant Professor VLSI

11 Mr.Satish KumarReddy M V Assistant Professor Communication Systems

12 Mr.Swastik Sahoo Assistant Professor Satellite Communication

13 Ms.Shara Mathew Assistant Professor VLSI

14 Mr.W Nikhil Dhengre Assistant Professor Communication Systems

15 Dr. Ajay Kumar Assistant Professor Computer vision andMandava Image Processing


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16 Mrs.Supriya P Assistant Professor VLSI System Design

17 Mr. Nelapati Lava Prasad Assistant Professor Communications System Design ECE

18 Mr. C Mallikharjuna Assistant Professor Electronics

19 Mr.Mahesh V Assistant Professor VLSI Design

20 Ms. J. Padma Priya Assistant Professor Communication Systems

21 Mrs.R.Manjula Assistant Professor Digital Communications



1. Programmers 0 01 01


8. Revision of the Curriculum (Major Restructuring): Nil





Faculty Development / Refresher Programmes 2 12 12











c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil

17. Consultancy:


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2. Name of the Head: Dr.G.V.Nagesh Kumar



• B.Tech. (EEE)




No. of faculty 01 00 01 0 0 0 5 0 5 06 00 06




1. Dr.G.V.Nagesh Kumar Professor Control System

2. A.Nagaraju Asst.Professor Power Electronics

3. K.Lokeswara Rao Asst.Professor Power systems

4. S.V.Phanidhar Asst.Professor Power systems

5. Ravindranadh Chowdary Vankina Asst.Professor Power systems

6. H.J.Jayatheertha Asst.Professor Power systems






1. B.Tech.(EEE) 2015


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13. Number of Endowment/Guest/Distinguished/CEO Expert Lectures Organized: 3





b) Research Papers:






5 Avg. h-index -

c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil



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2. Name of the Head: Dr. T Nageswara Rao



• B.Tech. (MECH)




No. of faculty 1 0 1 0 0 0 14 02 16 15 02 17



S.No. Name of the Faculty Designation

1 Dr T Nageswara Rao Professor

2 Mr. S Rajasekhar Assistant Professor

3 Mr. B V Raghu vamshi Assistant Professor

4 Mr. C Subhash Assistant Professor

5 Mr. K Sai Jyotheender Assistant Professor

6 Mr. Ashif Equbal Assistant Professor

7 Mr. Manojit C Assistant Professor

8 Mr. Rajesh M N Assistant Professor

9 Mrs. Sikha Yadav Assistant Professor

10 Mr. Sandeep Assistant Professor

11 Mr. Sudarshan Assistant Professor

12 Mr. Adarsh C S Assistant Professor

13 Mr. Prabhat Ranjan Assistant Professor

14 Mr. Santosh Kumar B H Assistant Professor

15 Mr. M S Krishna Assistant Professor

16 Mr. Hitaishni Honnappa Assistant Professor

17 Mr. Rajesh K R Assistant Professor


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1. B.Tech.(Mech) 2015


10. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D.during the year:Nil








14. Expert Lectures delivered by GITAM faculty: nil





c) Books: Nil

d) Patents: Nil


18. Collaborations:

S.No Name of the Type of the Nature of CollaborationOrganization Organization

1 Dassault systemes Industry Centre of excellence

2 ROBERT BOSCH Industry Joint certification programme

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Chemistry


2. Name of the Head: Prof.R.Venkata Nadh


4. Programs on offer: NA




No. of faculty 1 0 1 0 0 0 6 2 6 7 2 9




1. Prof.R.Venkata Nadh Professor Analytical, Environmentaland Biological activities

2. Dr. R Jaya kumar Iyer Assistant Professor Environmental Science, Wildlife Toxicology,Biomarkers

3. Dr. Ramakrishna rao Assistant Professor Co Ordination and BioInorganic Chemistry

4. Dr. Annapragada Assistant Professor Chemistry- CatalysisRatnamala

5. Dr. K. Venkata Ratnam Assistant Professor Physical Organic Chemistryand Organic Synthesis

6. Dr. Mamata Singh Assistant Professor Inorganic Chemistry Coordination andBioinorganic Chemistry

7. Dr. H. Manjunatha Assistant Professor Electro Chemistry

8. Dr.S.Janardhan Assistant Professor Organometallics

9. Dr.A.Santhosh Kumar Assistant Professor Organic Synthesis





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1. Chemistry (Theory and Lab) andEnvironmental Studies of all

B.Tech Programs 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof. AVLNSH Hariharan, GIT




Workshops 1 95 0 95



Workshops 2 10






1. Prof.R.Venkata Nadh Classification of instrumental KBN College 15th &16thtechniques & instruments Vijayawada December,used for analysis 2016

2. Prof.R.Venkata Nadh Healing of Ozone hole KBN College 16th Dec'16.Vijayawada

3 Prof.R.Venkata Nadh Spectroscopy and PB Sidhartha Arts 17th Dec'16.Applications and Science College,

Vijayawada

4 Dr. R. Jayakumar Statistical Sampling in Regional 06/01/2017Occupational Health Occupational Health

Centre (Southern),ICMR, Bengaluru

5 Dr. R. Jayakumar Basic Principles, Working Sálim Ali Centre for 15-17thMechanism of AAS, UV-Vis, Ornithology and March 2017Ultra Centrifuge, and its Natural History,applications – (Theory and MoEF&CC,Practicals Coimbatore

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completed)

1. Dr.H.Manjunatha Low temperature synthesis of DST – SERB Ongoingcarbonophosphates, [Na3M(CO3)(PO4), (ECR)M = Mn, Fe and Co ], a family of highcapacity, multi-electron transfer, redoxcathode materials for stationary energystorage systems

2. Dr.R. Jaya Evaluation of biochemical responses to SERB- DST, OngoingKumar Iyer environmental contaminants as Govt. of India,

biomarkers in the fishes of Andhra Coast New Delhi

3. Dr.R. Jaya Assessment of e-waste toxicity using UGC, Govt. of OngoingKumar Iyer Earthworm species (Eisenia fetida). India New Delhi

b) Research Papers:




3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 0.3 0.8

4 Citation Index- range/ average 0 to 135

5 Avg. h-index 8

c) Books:



d) Patents: NIL


18. Collaborations:

S.No Name of the Type of the Organization Nature of Organization Collaboration

Sálim Ali Centre for Central Government Collaborative ResearchOrnithology and Natural Research OrganizationHistory, Coimbatore


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English




4. Programs on offer: B. Tech CSE, ECE, EEE, Civil & Mechanical




No. of faculty 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 1 4 0 0 5




1. Dr.Manju Jose Associate Professor American Literature

2. Dr.I.Madhavi Assistant Professor ELT (English Language aching)

3. Dr.P.Sreeramulu Assistant Professor Indian English

4 Dr. V.Durga Prasad Assistant Professor ELT

5 Dr.Sridhar Maisa Assistant Professor ELT






1. English 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Professor B.Sandhya

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11. Number of Scholars awarded M.Phil./Ph.D.during 01.04.2016 to 31.03.2017:NIL






Workshops 2 3


14. Number of Endowment/Guest/Distinguished/CEO Lectures Organized:NIL





b) Research Papers:


1 Research Papers Published in peer reviewed Journals 2 4

2 Number of Journals listed in International data bases 2 4

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 4.8 1


5 Avg. h-index

c) Books: NIL

d) Patents: NIL




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Mathematics


2. Name of the Head: Dr. B.Venkateswarlu






No. of faculty 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 3 4 2 3 5




1. Dr. B. Venkateswarlu Asociate Professor Algebra,Hankel determinants

2. Dr. V. Nagaradhika Assistant Professor Fluid Dynamics

3. Dr. E. Mamatha Assistant Professor Operations Research

4. Dr. V. Ramachandriah Assistant Professor Fluid Dynamics

5. Dr. B.Devika Assistant Professor Fluid Dynamics

6. Dr. G. Ravi Kiran Assistant Professor Bio Fluid Dynamics

7. Dr. Venkatrajam Marka Assistant Professor Coding Theory

8. S.Saritha Asst.Professor Operations Research




1. B.Tech.(CSE, ECE, MECH, CIVIL, EEE, MBA) 2015

9. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof. A.Chandra Sekhar,GIT

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b) Research Papers:




3 Average Impact Factor of Publications 2 0 0.0999


5 Avg. h-index 4.7777

c) Books:

d) Patents: Nil




286

Physics


2. Name of the Head: Prof. Krishna Prasad






No. of faculty 1 0 1 1 0 1 6 0 6 8 0 8




1. Dr.N.V.Krishna Prasad Professor Space Physics

2. Dr.K.Srinivas Asso Prof Superconducting electronics & Nanotechnology

3. Dr.M.S.S.R.K.N.Sharma Asst Prof Space Physics

4. Dr. Ramesh Singampalli Asst Prof Solid State Physics

5. Dr. Ayan Khan Asst Prof Theoretical solid state physics Permanent

6. Dr.Laxminarayana Patro Asst Prof Solid State Ionics

7. Dr.Guruprasad Sahoo Asst Prof Solid State Physics

8. Dr.Suresh Kumar Asst Prof Solid State Physics






1. Engineering Physics Solid state Physics 2015

287

10. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof. M. Ravi Kumar, GIT



Ph.D. 01 0













b) Research Papers:





4 Citation Index- range/ average 0 to 135

5 Avg. h-index 8

c) Books:



d) Patents: NIL




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EXAMINATION RESULTS

Program Students


B.Tech I Semester






B.Tech II Semester






B.Tech III Semester





Electrical & Electronics Engineering --- --- --- --- ---

B.Tech IV Semester






B.Tech V Semester




289



B.Tech VI Semester






B.Tech VII Semester













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9.15 Bengaluru School of Management Studies

1. Name of the Institute & Campus: Business School of Management Studies, Bengaluru

2. Name of the Head: Prof.M.V.Rama Prasad



• MBA• M.Phil• Ph.D.


Branch 1st Year 2nd Year Total

MBA 22 19 41

Total : 22 19 41

Research scholars on rolls :

Programme No. of Scholars

Full Time Part Time

Ph.D 1 2




No. of faculty 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 3 3 2 5




1. Prof.M.V. Rama Prasad Director &Professor Marketing

2. Prof. Sarit Kumar Dean & Professor Marketing

3. Dr.P.Anitha Kumari Assistant Professor Human Resource Management

4. Dr.Venu Gopal Assistant Professor Finance

5. Dr.Adireddy Sakunthala Assistant Professor Marketing

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1. Marketing Executive 1 0 1

2. Technical Assistant (Library) 1 0 1

3. Jr.Assistant 1 0 1

4. Attendant 2 0 2



1. MBA 2016

10. Name of the Chairperson–BoS: Prof.M.V.Rama Prasad



Ph.D. 1 1



Orientation Programmes 1 4 4


National Conferences/Seminars 1 4 4




Workshops 3 3








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completed)

1. Dr.A.Sakunthala A Study on Implementation ofCustomer Relationship Managementin Service Industry UGC Completed

b) Research Papers:



2 Number of Journals listed in International data bases 3

3 Average Impact Factor of Publications NA NA NA

4 Citation Index- range/ average NA

5 Avg. h-index NA

c) Books:



d) Patents: Nil





MBA

I Trimester 22 22 22 0 100.00

II Trimester 22 22 22 0 100.00


IV Trimester 25 24 16 8 66.67

V Trimester 25 25 19 6 76.00

VI Trimester 20 20 18 2 90.00

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9.16 GITAM Centre for Distance Learning

Academic Programmes Offered:

PG Programmes:

• MBA (General)

• MBA (HRM)

• MA (English)

• MA (Economics)

• M.Com

• M.Sc. (Biotechnology)

• Master in Computer Applications (MCA)

UG Programmes:

• BA

• B. Com

Diploma Programmes:

• PG Dip. in Communication Skills

• Diploma in Environment and Sustainable Management

• Diploma in Communicative English

• Diploma in Computer Applications

Year of Establishment : 2009

Director : Prof. T. Srinivas

Joint Director : Prof. M.V. S. Chandrasekhar Rao

Core Faculty : 4

Course coordinators : 12 (Part-time)


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Supporting Staff:


Assistant Registrar 1 -- 1

Superintendent 1 -- 1

Manager 1 -- 1

Junior Manager 2 -- 2

Sr. Assistant 2 -- 2

Jr. Assistant 14 9 23

Electrician 1 -- 1

Computer Assistant 1 -- 1

Attendants / Others 8 -- 8

Total 31 9 40

The programmes offered and enrolment for the year 2016-17 is given below:

S.No Name of the course 2016 (CY) 2016-17 (AY)

1. MBA 481 926

2. MBA (HR) 202 344

3. M.Sc Biotech 28 41

4. M.A English 600 671

5. M.A Economics 222 284

6. M.Com 443 560

7. MCA 96 78

8. B.A 5690 6727

9. B.Com 6337 7472

10. P.G. Dip. in Commun. Skills 22 20

11. Dip. in Env. & Sust. Mgmt 16 10

12. Diploma in Computer Applications 22 38

13. Diploma in Communicative English 9 6

Total: 14168 17177

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Cumulative Enrollment

Year Total Enrollment

2009-10 1804

2010-11 5138

2011-12 10077

2012-13 16202

2013-14 22766

2014-15 30053

2015-16 39222

2016-17 52866

Medium of Instruction: Medium of instruction is English for PG/ PG Diploma / DiplomaProgrammes. B.A / B.Com., programmes are offered both in English and Telugu media.

Course Material: CDL has developed in-house course material for all the programmes, following theDEB norms.

Revision of MBA Syllabus : MBA is one of the programs being offered by CDL with the syllabusand course material of IGNOU. The course material is prepared following DEB norms and implemented fromthe 2016 CY admitted batch onwards.

Learner Support Services: The courseware of all the programmes consists of printed course material,face-to-face interaction (weekend / personal contract programmes), assignments and select video lectures.The learners are given academic calendar at the time of admission which contains detailed schedule of academic/ evaluation activities for the entire year and they are advised to strictly follow the schedule. The learnersare also informed of all these activities through website, notifications released from time to time and advertisementthrough newspapers. Learners can also interact with the CDL through telephone (landline / mobile), visitingwebsite of the CDL and directly with the staff. The Centre for Distance Learning sends SMS messages onscheduled activities at least once a fortnight so that interaction with Centre and the learner is assured. Helplineand Helpdesk provide such connectivity, information required and clarification of doubts. Thus pre-admissionand post admission counseling are ensured.

Online Learning: Streaming of lectures (live and recorded), information dissemination and assignmentsubmission are the important learning activities being offered. During 2010-11, these activities were confinedto MBA programme. From the academic year 2011-12 online learning facility is extended to M.Sc Biotechnologyprogram also.

All the activities in CDL starting from admissions to evaluation are totally computerized. Student portalis created in the CDL website for lending student support services.

Student data like fee payment details, Internal marks, External marks, etc are available in student portal.Hall tickets can also be downloaded from the website.

Graduation Ceremony : Centre for Distance Learning (CDL) 5th Graduation Ceremony was heldon 14th April 2017 (Friday) for outgoing students of May 2014, December 2014, May 2015, December 2015


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and May 2016. Dr.S.R.Rao, Advisor, Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology addressedthe graduates as Chief Guest.

Gold Medals are awarded to the toppers in MA (English), MA (Economics), M.Com, MBA(General) andMBA(HRM) programs and also 1369 grandaunts’ received their degrees during GITAM CDL 5th GraduationCeremony.

EXAMINATION RESULTSAdmitted Batch 2014–15 (III yr) 2015–16 (II yr) 2016–17 (I yr)

S.No Program Students Passed Students Passed Students PassedAdmitted out Admitted out Admitted out

1 MBA 471 295 926 434

2 MBA (HR) 176 121 344 202

3 M.Sc Biotech 21 10 41 26

4 M.A English 603 392 671 470

5 M.A Economics 222 128 284 186

6 M.Com 409 261 560 412

7 MCA 17 5 76 47 78 62

8 BA 3683 2302 5181 3079 6727 4892

9 BCOM 2747 1641 5072 2981 7472 5801

10 P.G. Dip. in Commun. Skills 20 18

11 Dip. in Env. & Sust. Mgmt 10 6

12 Diploma in Computer Applications 38 28

13 Diploma in Communicative English 6 2