2018-19Hand Book

Knowledge, Wisdom and Compassion

Our logo has three beautiful symbols: the books, the sun and the lotus. Books represent Knowledge, the sun dispels the darkness of ignorance signifying Wisdom and the lotus symbolizes the unfolding of spirituality representing Compassion. From books, we gain knowledge and when properly directed knowledge ripens into Wisdom. This Wisdom leads to compassion. This is the path towards Enlightenment.

OUR PHILOSOPHY

“When an Institution becomes very important to the society, it no longer belongs only to its founders, but to the whole society”

MISSION Achieve National and International recognition in the field of Education and Training in the areas of core competency.

By ensuring the highest quality in Infrastructure, Technology and Faculty and their continuous upgradation

For producing students with Knowledge, Wisdom and Compassion.

VISIONTo become a Premier Institution and emerge as a University of Excellence

VALUESKnowledge Wisdom Compassion

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PERSONAL INFORMATION

Students’ Pledge

India is my country; all Indians are my brothers and sisters.I love my country and I am proud of its rich and varied heritage. I shall always strive to be worthy of it.I shall give my parents, teachers and all elders respect and trust everyone with courtesy.To my country and my people I pledge my devotion. In their well-being and prosperity alone lies my happiness.

General Information

Address for Communication : SREE SARASWATHI THYAGARAJA COLLEGE Thippampatti, Palani Road, Pollachi 642 107 Coimbatore Dt. Tamil Nadu Contact No : 73737 66550, 99432 66008 90951 66009, 93643 12379Fax : 04259-266009Email : stc@stc.ac.inWebsite : www.stc.ac.in

PROLOGUE

“Service to people is service to God” is the noble saying of our elders.

EXCELLENCE IS THE KEY

The V.S.V.Vidyaa Mandir, a benevolent charitable trust performed a great feat in founding an educational institution for higher learning, ‘Sree Saraswathi Thyagaraja College’, on 22nd October 1997 to meet the demanding educational needs of the rural youth in and around Pollachi at an affordable cost.

The trust was formed by three great visionaries belonging to three Philanthropic families – Thiru. P. M. Thiyagarajan (late), Smt. T. Saraswathi, Thiru. M. K. Arumugam (late), Smt. A. Mahalakshmi (late) and Thiru D. Sivaraman (late), and Smt. Vasantham Sivaraman (late). Right from its inception, the Institution has been ably managed by the highly enterprising, dynamic and service minded business titans, Thiru. T. Sethupati, Thiru. M. A. Vijayamoghan, and Thiru. S. Venkkatesh, who are the beloved sons of the founders of the institution. Dr. M. Settu (late), a brilliant, dynamic and versatile member of the Management 2

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Committee was the Director General of the Institution, who spared no effort in steering the institution with a visionary outlook towards the pinnacle of glory and academic excellence.

A co-educational, self–financing and autonomous institution, Sree Saraswthi Thyagaraja College has had a meteoric rise and phenomenal growth since its inception. Begun with a skeleton strength of 37 students, it has more than 3,000 students on the roll today, and they feel extremely proud of being the students of STC.

With a variety of Unique Selling Propositions and facilities, the institution stands different among other affiliated colleges of Bharathiar University. It has a well-designed curricula of need and outcome-based programmes with student-centric, multi skill–set development programmes like Wordsworth, Yoga and Value Education, free high speed internet, an excellent library and a journal section with more than 173 National and International journals of repute to provide students with the opportunities and facilities to become globally competitive with a razor sharp analytic mind, knowledge, skill set, wisdom and compassion.

The speciality about STC is that the teachers are well trained and experienced in teaching methods using ICT tools in addition to the conventional chalk and talk methods. Online tests are conducted and online courses are offered to students through the National Programme of Technology Enabled Learning (NPTEL). Accredited by NAAC with ‘A’ grade and ISO Certification 9001:2008, the college has won the crown of the Second Best College Award among other affiliated colleges of Bharathiar University in addition to being the Second Rank holder in Sports and Athletics.

The institution started functioning with 4 undergraduate courses: B.Sc (Computer Science), B.Com, BBM and BCS. The first batch of students graduated in June, 2000. To meet the increasing demands for Computer Science and Commerce courses, additional sections in B.Sc (CS) and B.Com were introduced and the BCA programme was introduced in the year 1999. The Management of the College in all its vision and wisdom, ventured to start PG programmes, and the prestigious MCA course was introduced in June 2000 with the due approval from AICTE, New Delhi and affiliated to Bharathiar University. In the same year, M.Sc (Software System), a 5-year integrated programme was started. The overwhelming appreciation, support from the students, parents and the society encouraged the Management to start one more UG programme,

B.Com (Computer Application) and two more PG programmes - MBA and M.Sc (Information Science and Management) in the year 2001. Realizing the need for post graduate education for commerce graduates, the management resolved to offer M.Com degree programme from the year 2003. In order to improve communication, the college made all arrangements to offer a certificate course in Communicative English as approved by the Bharathiar University, Coimbatore from 2003-04 onwards. A well-furnished language laboratory - Wordsworth is available for this purpose. During the academic year 2004- 05, two new courses, namely MIB and B.Sc (Mathematics) were introduced. Two new Master Degree programmes, M.Sc (Computer Science), MSW (Social Work) and UGC sponsored career-oriented programmes were introduced during the academic year 2005-06 to enhance the employability skills of students.

After recieving Autonomous status, the following new programmes were started with the due approval of Bharathiar University:

• B.Sc (Computer Technology)• B.Sc (Information Technology) in 2008-2009• M.Sc (Mathematics) in 2010-2011• B.Com (Applied Business Accounting)• B.Com (Professional Accounting) in 2012-2013• BA (English Literature)• B.Com (Business Processing Services) in collaboration with TCS• B.Sc (Psychology)• MA (English Literature) in 2013 -2014• M.Sc (Computer Technology) in 2014 -2015• B.Sc (Physics) • B.Sc (Chemistry) • B.Sc (Mathematics) additional section in 2018-19

The institution has achieved its landmark as a Research Institution by obtaining recognition from Bharathiar University for offering - (Part time and Full time)

• Ph.D (Commerce - FT & PT)• Ph.D (Management - FT & PT)• Ph.D (Computer Science - FT & PT)• Ph.D (Mathematics - FT)• Ph.D (Social Work – FT & PT)• Ph.D (Tamil - PT)

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• M.Phil (Commerce - FT & PT)• M.Phil (Computer Science - FT & PT)• M.Phil (Management - FT & PT)• M.Phil (Mathematics - FT)• M.Phil (Social Work – FT & PT)• M.Phil (English - FT)• M.Phil (Tamil - PT)

To meet the requirements of safe accommodation of women students from other states and far off places, a modern, well-furnished hostel was constructed in the year 2001 and is in operation since January 2002. The Boys’ hostel was constructed with modern facilities like Wi-Fi and is operating since 2006-2007. The college obtained the coveted ISO 9001:2000 Certification from the International Standards Organization though National Quality Assurance Registrar, United Kingdom and has been updated by acquiring the ISO 9001: 2008 certification in 2016.

STC has carved out a niche for itself among other institutions by obtaining NAAC Accreditation with B++ Grade in 2007 and was reaccredited with ‘A’ grade in 2013 and also obtained autonomous status from UGC in 2008. Presently, the college is located on a sprawling campus with excellent ambience, state-of-the-art infrastructure Wi-Fi enabled classrooms, INFLIBNET, MS outlook, Library with extensive e-journals, articles, and Delnet facilities.

The campus has four seminar halls which include two AC seminar halls, one AC conference hall, and one multipurpose non AC hall. A well-built separate Sports Complex with indoor and outdoor game facilities and an ultra modern gym to meet the sporting needs of staff and students is available. It also meets the professional training requirements of students to participate in National and International sports meets. The institution has crossed the landmark of 3000 students and is all set to realize its vision: “To become a Premier Institution and emerge as a University of Excellence”. The institution focuses on three demanding disciplines: Computer Science and Information Technology, Commerce and Business Management - the three areas that command greater scope in career growth and future development of the students and the nation supported by UG & PG Programmes in Literature, Maths, Psychology and Social Science. The college has an excellent team of proficient and experienced faculty members who are well trained by Faculty Development Programmes and guided by outstanding and experienced professionals from the academic and corporate fields.

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MOUs / TIE-UPs AND ACADEMIC LINKAGES OF THE COLLEGEThe college has made MOUS/TIE-UPs and linkages with several institutions.

1. MOU with CODISSIA (The Coimbatore District Small Industries Association) for identifying talented entrepreneurs among students and help them to start business units.

2. MOU with TCS (Tata Consultancy Services Limited) for providing the educational degree at graduate level and post graduates level.

3. MOU with CPC (The Coimbatore Productivity Council) for introduction of PG Diploma in Personnel Management & Industrial Relations.

4. MOU with UTL Technologies limited for Skill Development and R & D Services in the fields of Telecom, Networking, Embedded Systems, VLSI, IT and related fields.

5. MOU with Infosys BPO Limited, Bangalore was signed on July 2015 at Bharathiar University, Coimbatore for conducting the training programme on GBFS (Global Business Foundation Skills) for the final year students of STC.

6. MOU between STC and RA PODAR College of Commerce & Economics, Mumbai to strenghthen the academic relationship between two institutions in the field of commerce.

7. MOU between STC and Dr.MGR-Janaki College of Arts and Science for Women, Chennai to share innovation, knowledge, seminars, workshops, symposia, job oriented courses, joint research co-operation, faculty improvement programmes.

8. MOU between STC and PSGR Krishnammal College for Women, Coimbatore to enhance the livelihood of Rural Women trainees, Students deputation for project work, Internship, Research and Development.

PROGRAMMES OFFEREDResearch Programmes (Part time and Full time)• Ph.D (Commerce - FT & PT)• Ph.D (Management - FT & PT)• Ph.D (Computer Science - FT & PT)• Ph.D (Mathematics - FT)• Ph.D (Social Work – FT & PT)• Ph.D (Tamil - PT)• M.Phil (Commerce - FT & PT)• M.Phil (Computer Science - FT & PT)• M.Phil (Management - FT & PT)• M.Phil (Mathematics - FT)• M.Phil (Social Work – FT & PT)• M.Phil (English - FT)• M.Phil (Tamil - PT)

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UG Programmes• B.Com (Applied Business Accounting)• B.Com (Business Process Services) - with TCS• B.Com (Professional Accounting)• B.Com (Computer Applications)• B.Com• B.Sc (Computer Science)• BCA (Computer Application)• B.Sc (Computer Technology)• B.Sc (Information Technology)• B.Sc (Mathematics)• BBA• BA (English Literature)• B.Sc (Psychology)• B.Sc (Physics)• B.Sc (Chemistry)

PG Programmes• MBA• MCA• MSW (Social Work)• M.Com (International Business)• M.Com• M.Sc (Computer Science)• M.Sc (Mathematics)• MA (English Literature)• M.Sc (Computer Technology)

Career - Oriented Programmes(UGC Sponsored Career - Oriented programmes, Certificate / Diploma / Advanced Diploma Courses)• Client Server Technology• Dot Net• E-Commerce• Foreign Trade Policy• Information and Computer Technology• Insurance• Multi Media• Web Designing and Office Automation• Communicative English Certificate CourseApproved by Bharathiar University, Coimbatore.

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Certificate Courses

BFSI (Banking, Financial Services and Insurance) DocumentationCampus To CorporateCustomer Relationship ManagementDesktop PublishingEnglish Literature TourismHardware & NetworkingManagement For Retail BusinessNGO ManagementNon Verbal ReasoningPsy Life SkillsR Programming for Data Science (Big Data)

For UG Courses under

Part I Tamil / Malayalam / Hindi / FrenchPart II EnglishPart III Core Subjects and Allied PapersPart IV Environmental Studies Value Education and Human Rights Basic English for Competitive Examinations I & IIPart V Extension Activities Manavalakkalai and Yoga NSS Sports and Games

BOARD OF MANAGEMENT

Mr. S. Venkkatesh Chairman, STCLion. M.A. Vijayamoghan Vice-Chairman, STCLion. T. Sethupati Secretary, STCMr. V. H. P. Vimal Kumar - Director, STCMr. P.T.S. Maheshwar Director, STCMr. S.V. Sreekanth Director, STC

Members of the Senate of the Bharathiar University

Dr. A.Somu Principal, STCDr. M. Rajapriya Asso. Professor of PG Commerce, STC

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GOVERNING BODY MEMBERS

Management MembersMr. S. Venkkatesh - Chairman, STCLn. M. A. Vijayamoghan - Vice Chairman, STCLn. T. Sethupati - Secretary, STCMr. V. H. P. Vimal Kumar - Director, STCMr. P. T. S. Maheshwar - Director, STCMr. S. V. Sreekanth - Director, STC

UGC NomineeDr.(Mrs.) Suchita MalikBapa Nagar, New Delhi

Government NomineeDr. (Smt). S. KalaJoint Director of Collegiate EducationCoimbatore Region, Coimbatore University NomineeDr. J. AngayarkanniAssistant Professor & HeadDepartment of Microbial BiotechnologyBharathiar University, Coimbatore

External ExpertsDr. P. NatarajanAcademic Director Kovai Kalaimagal Educational Trust, Coimbatore

Dr. R. NandagopalDirector, PSG Institute of Management, Coimbatore

Faculty RepresentativesDr. V. Venkateswaran - Dean, Physical Sciences Prof. R. Padmanabhan - Dean, Academic AffairsProf. K. Sivasamy - Dean, Mathematics Dr. A.Venkatachalam - Dean, Commerce

Ex-Officio MemberDr. A.Somu - Principal

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Special InviteesDr. A. Venkatachalam - Dean, CommerceDr. S. Rajalatha - Director, Centre for Human Excellence Dr. A. Sethuramasubaiah - Director, Centre for Rural Development & IAS AcademyDr.V. Ramachandran - Co-ordinator – CFDDr. N. Rajasekaran - Director - CRDDr. V. Anuratha - Co-ordinator - IQAC Mr. S. Sivakumar - Manager - CTPCMr. K. Bharathi - Director of Physical Education

COLLEGE COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Management MembersMr. S. Venkkatesh - Chairman, STCLn. M. A. Vijayamoghan - Vice Chairman, STCLn. T. Sethupati - Secretary, STCMr. V. H. P. Vimal Kumar - Director, STCMr. P. T. S. Maheshwar - Director, STCMr. S. V. Sreekanth - Director, STC

University NomineeDr. J. AngayarkanniAssistant Professor & HeadDepartment of Microbial BiotechnologyBharathiar University, Coimbatore

MembersProf. B. MuraliProfessor and Head Department of Computer SciencePSG College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore

Dr. R. VenkatapathyFormer Professor & Director Bharathiar School of Management and Entrepreneur DevelopmentBharathiar University, Coimbatore

Prof. N. Namasivayam“Gokul” C-58, 26th Cross Street,Maharaja Nagar, Tirunelveli.10

Ex - Office Member Dr. A.Somu - Principal Faculty RepresentativesDr. V. Venkateswaran - Dean, Physical Sciences Prof. K. Sivasamy - Dean, MathematicsDr. A. Venkatachalam - Dean, CommerceMr. S. Velayuthasamy - Administrative OfficerDr. V. Anuratha - Asso. Professor & IQAC Co-ordinator, STC

ACADEMIC BOARD

Dr. V. Venkateswaran - Dean, Physical SciencesProf. R. Padmanabhan - Dean - Academic AffairsProf. K. Sivasamy - Dean - MathematicsDr. A.Venkatachalam - Dean - CommerceDr. S. Rajalatha - Director, Centre for Human Excellence Dr. N.Rajasekaran - Director, Centre for Research & DevelopmentDr. A. Sethurama Subbiah - Director, Centre for Rural Development & IAS AcademyMr.S.Sivakumar - Manager - Centre for Training, Placement & Corporate Relations

Dr. L. S. Ganesh Advisor (Institutional Development), STC & Consulting Professor (IIT Madras)Professor, Department of Management Studies and Former Dean (Students), Indian Institute of Technology Madras.

ACADEMIC COUNCIL

ChairmanDr. A.Somu, Principal, STC

Members (External)Dr. K. A. ChinnarajuDirector, Coimbatore Institute of Management and Technology, Coimbatore

Dr. B. Sampathkumar Former Principal & Secretary, PSG College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore

Dr. N. YasodhadeviSecretary, PSGR Krishnammal College for WomenCoimbatore

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Mr. P. M. Jegadeesan,Secretary & CorrespondentLRG Educational Institutions, Coimbatore

Ln. T. SethupatiManaging DirectorM/S Great Mount Resort Pvt. Ltd., Pollachi

University Nominee Dr. A. RajendranProfessor & Head Dept. of Botany, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore

Dr. Rupa GunaseelanProfessor, BSMEDBharathiar University, Coimbatore

Dr. P. SakthivelProfessor, Department of Nanoscience & TechnologyBharathiar University, Coimbatore

Members (Internal)Dr. V. Venkateswaran - Dean, Physical Sciences Prof. R. Padmanabhan - Dean, Academic AffairsProf. K. Sivasamy - Dean, MathematicsDr. A. Venkatachalam - Dean, CommerceDr.M.R.Natesan - Controller of Examinations

Special Invitees Mr. S. Venkkatesh - Chairman, STCLn. M. A. Vijayamoghan - Vice Chairman, STCMr. V. H. P. Vimal Kumar - Director, STCMr. P. T. S. Maheshwar - Director, STCMr. S. V. Sreekanth - Director, STC

ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERSManagement RepresentativesMr. S. Venkkatesh - Chairman, STCLn. M. A. Vijayamoghan - Vice - Chairman, STCLn. T. Sethupati - Secretary, STCMr. V. H. P. Vimal Kumar - Director, STCMr. P. T. S. Maheshwar - Director, STCMr. S. V. Sreekanth - Director, STC

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Faculty Representatives Dr. A.Somu - PrincipalDr. V. Venkateswaran - Dean, Physical Sciences Prof. R. Padmanabhan - Dean, Academic Affairs Prof. K. Sivasamy - Dean, MathematicsDr. A. Venkatachalam - Dean, CommerceDr. S. Rajalatha - Director, Centre for Human ExcellenceDr. N. Rajasekar - Director, Centre for Research and DevelopmentDr. A. Sethurama Subbiah - Director, Centre for Rural Development & IAS Academy Mr. S. Sivakumar - Manager, Centre for Training, Placement & Corporate RelationsDr. V. Anuratha - Associate Professor & Head Dept. of Computer Science Mr. K. Bharathi - Director of Physical Education

EXPERTS FROM INDUSTRIES AND SERVICES – MBA

Mr. P. M. Jagatheesan Secretary & CorrespondentLRG Educational Institutions, Coimbatore

Dr. G. RanganathanManaging Director & CEO Rover Components Ltd. Coimbatore

Dr. R. VenkatapathyFormer Professor & Director Bharathiar School of Management and Entrepreneur DevelopmentBharathiar University, Coimbatore

Dr. P. NatarajanDirector, AcademicsKovai Kalaimagal Educational TrustCoimbatore

Mr. K. IlangoPast President, CODISSIAManaging Director, Rangamma Steels and MalleablesCoimbatore

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Mr. Jayakumar Ramdass Past Chairman-CII, Coimbatore zone, Past President, SIEMA, Coimbatore. Vice President – CMA& Managing Director, Mahendra Submersible Pumps Pvt. Ltd. Coimbatore

Mr. R. VaradharajanWhole-time DirectorRajshree Sugars & Chemicals Limited, Coimbatore

Mr. R. SundarGeneral Manager, L&T, (Retd.), Chennai

Dr. K. Selvaraju Secretary General, SIMA, Coimbatore

Mr. S. Prashanth Executive Director, Quadrasystems.net (India) Private LimitedCoimbatore

Mr. S. RamamurthySecretary - CMAProprietor, Fluidics Hydraulics, Coimbatore

Mr. V. Sundaram President, CODISSIA, Coimbatore

Mr. V. RangasamyHonorary Asst. Joint Secretary, CODISSIA, Coimbatore

EXPERTS FROM INDUSTRIES AND SERVICES – MCA

Mr. P. R. Rangaswami Managing Director, Bushido Infotech Pvt Ltd., Coimbatore

Prof. B. Murali Associate Prof. & Head, Dept. of Computer Science,P.S.G. College of Arts & Science, Coimbatore

Mr. O. A. BalasubramaniamSenior Vice President - IT,Roots Industries India Ltd., Coimbatore14

Dr. K. ThangavelProfessor & Head,Dept. of Computer SciencePeriyar University, Salem

Mr. K. ThangarajFormer Chairman of CII,MD of AGT Electronics Ltd.,Coimbatore

Mr. J. Balamurugan Chairman CII, Coimbatore Zone,Director, Unity Electro Systems P Ltd.,Coimbatore

Dr. P. JeganathanProf. & Head, PG Dept. of Computer ApplicationsPSNA College of Engg. and Tech.,Dindigul

SPECIAL INVITEES

Mr. Kannadasan Ganesan Chief Operating Officer, V-Alienz Design,Jeganathan Industrial Estate, Coimbatore

Dr. R. VenkatesanHead, Dept. of Computer Science & EnggPSG College of Technology,Coimbatore

Dr. Padmavathi GanapathiProfessor and Head,Department of Computer ScienceAvinashilingam Institute for Home Science and Higher Education for Women,Avinashilingam University, Coimbatore

Dr. Latha ParameshwaranProfessor and Chairperson, Dept. of Computer Science and EngineeringAmrita School of Engineering,Coimbatore

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ADVISORY BOARD FOR CENTRES

CENTRE FOR TRAINING, PLACEMENT & CORPORATE RELATIONS

Mr. Nagasamy PitchaiSenior Vice President,iGate Global Services, Bangalore

Mr. Sainath RajagopalGeneral Manager, Vodafone, Cochin

Mr. Lavanam AmballaHR, Global Campus Hiring WiproBangalore

Mr. VenkatasubramanianManager - HR, Ashok LeylandHosur

Mr. K. S Shahul Hameed.Project Manager, Robert Bosch

Mr. Santanu PaulCEO & MD, Talent SprintHyderabad

Mr. DeenadayalanCEO, Centre for Excellence in OrganizationBangalore

Dr. L. GopalakrishnanAssociate ProfessorDept. of Management Studies, PSG CAS, Coimbatore

Dr. A. DevarajDirector, Training & PlacementsLoyola College, Chennai

Mr. P. S. RamachandranGeneral Manager, State Street HCLCoimbatore16

CENTRE FOR COUNSELLING AND GUIDANCE

Dr. Susheel Tharian PsychiatristOddanchatram

Dr. K. Nanthini PrincipalNehru Institute of Management StudiesCoimbatore

Dr. U. L. Bhuvaneswari Asst. Professor, Department of Psychology, Govt. Arts CollegeCoimbatore

Dr. M. Saleem President, Environment Conservation GroupCoimbatore

Dr. John Sundararaj146, Bharathi Street, SivanpuramMettupalayam, Coimbatore

Dr. P. Willington Jebaraj CEO – Horeb HR SpectrumCoimbatore.

Mr. P. Govindarajan Former DIG of PrisonsCoimbatore.

CENTRE FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Dr. L. S. GaneshProfessor, Department of Management Studies, IIT Madras, Chennai

Dr. R. NandagopalDirector, PSG Institute of ManagementCoimbatore

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Mr. R .Satheeschandran.Country Director, Lebara FoundationG4, Ranganayaki Towers, Chennai

Dr. R. ShanmughamProfessor, Bharathiar School of Management & Entrepreneurial Development (BSMED), Bharathiar UniversityCoimbatore

Dr. T. T. RanganathanProfessor, Department of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry, Gandhigram Rural University, Dindigul

Dr. S. SudhakarHead - HRD, Roots Industries India LimitedR.K.G. Industrial Estate, Ganapathy, Coimbatore

Dr. V. KulandaiswamySecretary & CorrespondentVivekananda Institute of Management StudiesKaravalur Road, Kovil Palayam, Coimbatore.

Mr. Madhu RamakrishnanSanthosh FarmsKottur Malaiyandipattanam, Pollachi

Dr. S. PremakumariDean, Home Science (Retd.)Avinashilingam College of Home ScienceCoimbatore

SPECIAL INVITEESDr. M. A. SudhirDean, Faculty of Rural DevelopmentProfessor, Department of Applied Research, Gandhigram Rural InstituteDindigul

Dr. K. P. SureshProfessor & HeadDept. of Education, Central University of KeralaKasargode, Kerala

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Dr. K. R AnishAssistant ProfessorRajagiri College of Social SciencesRajagiri PO, Kalamassery, Cochin, Kerala

Dr. G. RenganathanMD & CEO, Rover Components Pvt. Ltd, Kandan, K.Vadamadurai POCoimbatore-641017

CENTRE FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT

Mr. V. Sundaram President, CODISSIA, Coimbatore

MEMBERSMr. S. AsokanJoint Director of Industries & Commerce, General Manager, DICCoimbatore

Mr. K. IlangoManaging Director,RSM Auto Kast Ltd., Coimbatore

Mr. S. RamamurthyHon. Secretary – CPC, CBE, CEO, Fluidics, Coimbatore

Dr. K. SureshkumarGeneral Manager, PSG-STEPCoimbatore

Dr. R. JayaramanMember Secretary, CED TamilnaduMadurai

Mr. James RajanayagamSenior Project Advisor, Centre for Social Innovation & EntrepreneurshipIIT Madras

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Dr. (Ms.) Akilandeswari. AProject Manager, Women Technology Park PSGR College for Women, Coimbatore

Mr. C. R. BadrinathManaging Director, Visinture Strategic Solutions (Cbe) Pvt. Ltd., Coimbatore

CENTRE FOR FACULTY DEVELOPMENT

Mr. V. N. PrasadVice President (Central Management), Larson & Turbo Ltd.,Coimbatore

Dr. L. S. GaneshProfessor, Department of Management StudiesIIT Madras

Dr. B. RamadossProfessor & Head, Department of Computer ApplicationNational Institute of Technology, Trichirapalli

Dr. M. JayakumarDirector, (Retd), Dept. of Extension and Career GuidanceBharathiar University, Coimbatore

Dr. A. Mohamed IbrahimHead, Department of EnglishJamal Mohamed College, Trichirapalli

Dr. R. NadarajanProfessor & Head, Department of Applied Maths and Computational Sciences,PSG College of TechnologyCoimbatore

Dr. N. Surendra PrasadFormer Principal, DJ Academy of Managerial ExcellenceCoimbatore

Dr. Babu DevasenapathiPrincipal, Sriguru Institute of TechnologyCoimbatore20

CENTRE FOR HUMAN EXCELLENCE

Thiru. R. P. PachaiappanPachaiappa Foundation, R.P GroupPollachi

Thiru. P. K. MaylsamyAdvocate, Pollachi

Thiru. NanjilnadanWriter, Coimbatore.

Dr. K. PerumalDirector, WCSC – Vision Academy,Vision for Wisdom, Temple of ConsciousnessAliyar

Mr. S. V. ElangoPresident, Swami Vivekanandar Pani Mantram, Aathi Suriya, Pollachi

Moulavi. M. M. MohammedIsmayil ImdhadhaiCorrespondent, Hidhaaya Islamic College for Women,Coimbatore

Dr. P. Willington JebarajCEO – Horeb, HR SpectrumCoimbatore

Ms. Hemalatha ManoharanAdvocate and Professor in WCSC Vision,Pollachi

Mr. P. John PeterCoimbatore Kitchen Equipment (Pvt) Ltd.Ganapathy, Coimbatore

Marabin Maindhan M. MuthaiyaNamathu Nambikkai, Coimbatore

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CENTRE FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT

Mr. P. VijayakumarProject Director-NCLP CollectorateCoimbatore

Dr. A. S. SankaranarayananManaging Trustee, Native Medicare Charitable TrustCoimbatore

Ln. M. Shanmugam,Kinathukadavu Assembly Constituency, Pollachi

Dr. RangasamyAssociate Professor, Dept. of Social WorkAmirtha University, Coimbatore

Mr. SankaranarayananHead – CSR, L & TL & T Bypass Road, Coimbatore

Mr. SrinivasanTrustee, RESTSr. Manager, Canara Bank (Rtd), Eripatti, Pollachi

SPORTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE

CHAIRMAN

Sri. W. I. DavaramDirector General of Police (Retd.),President, Tamilnadu Athletic Assn, Chennai

MEMBERS

Dr. V. S. T. Sai KumarPrincipal, MCPESRKV Post, Coimbatore

Thiru. G. E. SridharanIndian Volleyball Team Coach,Arjuna & Dronacharya Awardee, Coimbatore22

Dr. P. KalaiselvanDistrict Sports & Welfare Officer, (Retd)Anna Stadium, Khaja Malai, Trichy

Thiru. N. AnnaviInternational Athlete,Southern Railways, Trichy

Dr. R. NatarajanInternational Athlete,Superintendent of Customs, Chennai

Dr. K. Shanmuga SundaramArathana Ortho Centre, Pollachi

Ln. M. JeevananthamManaging Director,Sree Balaji Road Lines (Reg), Tirupur

Thiru. K. SellamuthuAssociate Secretary, CDVA, Pollachi

Mr. B. SoundararajanChairman,Suguna Group of CompaniesSuguna Holdings Private LimitedCoimbatore

Mr. P. VeluswamyVice President,Aquapump Industries, Coimbatore.

Mr. K. Mohammed EasaGeneral Manager,Ali International Trade Est,Industrial Area, Qatar, Doha

STC FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES

Dr.A.Somu Principal Dr.V.Venkateswaran Dean, Physical Sciences Mr.K.Bharathi Director, Physical Director

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FACULTY

PRINCIPAL

Dr. A. Somu Principal

DEANS

Dr.V.Venkateswaran Dean, Physical Sciences Prof.K.Sivaswamy Dean, Mathematics Prof.R.Padmanabhan Dean, Academic AffairsDr.A.Venkatachalam Dean, Commerce

DIRECTORS

Dr.A.Venkatachalam Director, Centre for Entrepreneurial DevelopmentDr.S.Rajalatha Director, Centre for Human Excellence Dr.A.Sethuramasubbiah Director, STC IAS Academy & CFRDDr. N.Rajasekaran Director, Centre for Research & Development and Consultancy Services Mr.K.Bharathi Director, STC Sports Academy Dr.V.Ramachandran Co-ordinator, Centre for Faculty Development Mr.S.Sivakumar Manager - Centre for Training, Placement & Corporate Relations

DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL

Dr.S.Rajalatha M.A.,Ph.D.,NET HoD Dr.G.Malarvizhi M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Assistant ProfessorDr.R.Baby M.A.,M.Phil.,PhD.,NET Assistant ProfessorDr.V.Sumathi M.A.,Ph.D.,NET.,SET Assistant ProfessorDr.K.Ramganesh M.A.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D,SET Assistant ProfessorDr.R.Divya M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Assistant ProfessorMr.Sudalaimani M.A.,M.Phil.,NET.,SET Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

Ms.R. Vennila Nancy Christina M.A.,M.Phil HoDMs.K.Mahalakshmi M.A.,MA (Ling) B.Ed.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMr.I.Indusoodan M.A.,NET.,PGDCA Assistant Professor24

Ms.B.Abinaya M.A Assistant ProfessorMr.C.Senthil kumar M.A, M.Phil.,SET.,NET Assistant ProfessorMr.T.Sekar M.A., M.Phil, SET Assistant ProfessorMr. Prakash V. Narayanan M.A., M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.M.Subasini M.A., M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.M.Tharani Maheswari M.A,SET Assistant ProfessorMs.Srimathi M.A.,M.Phil.,B.Ed Assistant ProfessorMs.K.S.Saranya M.A.,DT.Ed Assistant ProfessorMr.R.Mohamedariff M.A., B.Ed Assistant ProfessorMr.A.Karthikeyan M.A Assistant ProfessorMr.M.Jeevanandham M.A., M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.S.Elakkiya M.A Assistant ProfessorMs.K.Shanmugapriya M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.B.Sathiya Janani M.A Assistant ProfessorMs.S.Nandini M.A Assistant ProfessorMs.G.Dhivyabharathi M.A Assistant ProfessorMs.Vashni Maria Baniel M.A Assistant ProfessorMs.B.Bala Vijaya Priya M.A.,B.Ed.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorDr. P. Renuga M.A., M.Phil, B.Ed.,Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF PG MATHEMATICS

Dr.O.V.Shanmuga Sunduram M.Sc., M.Phil HoDMs.S.Sathiya M.Sc.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.K.Dhanalakshmi M.Sc,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.R.Chitradevi M.Sc.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.R.Karpagam M.Sc.,M.Phil Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF UG MATHEMATICS

Ms.R.Senthil Amutha M.Sc.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,PGDCA HoD Mr.T.Rameshkumar M.Sc.,M.Phil., SET Assistant ProfessorMr.A.Shakdawood M.Sc.,B.Ed.,M.Ed Assistant ProfessorMr.V.Madhan M.Sc.,M.Phil., SET Assistant ProfessorMr.A.Palanisamy M.Sc.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.B.Barathi M.Sc.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.N.Arunvigneshwari M.Sc.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMr.T.Ramachanran M.Sc., SET Assistant ProfessorMs.V.Oviya M.Sc.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMr.P.Ponnarasu M.Sc.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.P.Sugapriya M.Sc.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.S.Indhu M.Sc., M.Phil Assistant Professor

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DEPARTMENT OF PG COMMERCE

Dr.R.Gayathri M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,Ph.D.,MBA HoD Dr.M.Rajapriya M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA., Ph.D.,MBA.,SET.,NET Associate ProfessorDr.P.Gomathi M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,Ph.D.,NET Associate ProfessorDr.K.Sathya Prasad M.Com., M.Phil., PGDCA.,MBA.,Ph.D Associate Professor

DEPARTMENT OF PG COMMERCE (INTERNTIONAL BUSINESS)

S.Nagarajan MIB.,M.Phil (IB)., NET HoD Dr.S.Shobana MIB.,M.Phil.,SET.,MA (MCJ).,Ph.D Associate ProfessorDr.S.Shanthakumari M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,PhD.,MBA.,NET Assistant ProfessorDr.R.Venkatesh M.Com.,MBA.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Associate Professor

DEPARTMENT OF UG COMMERCE

Dr.I.Siddiq M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,MBA.,Ph.D HoD Ms.J.Shyamala M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,MBA.,SET Assistant ProfessorMr.P.Senthilkumar M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,MBA.,SET Assistant ProfessorMr.A.Syed Beer M.Com.,M.Phil.,NET Assistant ProfessorMs.V.Meera M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA Assistant ProfessorMr.H.Syed Ibrahim M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA Assistant ProfessorDr.K.Kumaran M.Com.,M.Phil.,PH.D Assistant ProfessorDr.N.Ponsabariraj M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,Ph.D Assistant ProfessorMs.V.G.Tintu M.Com.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.N.Dhanabaggiyam M.A.,B.Ed.,M.Phil Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (COMPUTER APPLICATION)

Dr.N.Chitra M.Com.,B.Ed.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,Ph.D HoD Ms.C.Kothai Andal M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,DCP.,MCA Assistant ProfessorMs.T.Maheswari M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,NET., SET Assistant ProfessorMr.K.Jayaprakash M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,SET.,NET Assistant ProfessorMr.C.Sivaraj B.Com CA., MCA Assistant ProfessorMr.A. Selva Kumar MCA.,Mphil Assistant ProfessorMs.K.Geethanjali M.Com., M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.D.Premaselvaraji M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA Assistant ProfessorMs.P.Divyabharathi M.Com(CA).,M.phil Assistant Professor

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING)

Dr.C.Boopathi M.Com., M.Phil., MS., MBA., BGL., PGDCA., PGDIM., Ph.D HoD Mr.K.Loganathan M.Com.,M.Phil.,MBA.,PGDCA.,PGDFM Assistant ProfessorMr.S.Madheswaran M.Com.,M.Phil.,MCS.,PGDCA.,SET Assistant ProfessorMs.T.Vanjikkodi, M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA Assistant ProfessorMs.C.Priyadharsini M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (APPLIED BUSINESS ACCOUNTING)

Dr.D.Padma M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,Ph.D.,SLET.,MBA HoD Mr.K.Manikandan M.Com.,MBA.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorDr.B.Mythili M.Com.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,PGDCA.,Ph.D Associate ProfessorMr.M.Vijayakumar M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,MBA Assistant ProfessorDr.P.Pirakatheeswari M.Com.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (BUSINESS PROCESS SERVICES)

Dr.M.Selvarani M.Com.,M.Phil.,DCA.,Ph.D HoD Ms.S.Poornima devi M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA Assistant ProfessorMr.V.Murugesan M.Com.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,MBA Assistant ProfessorMr.T.Gowrishankar M.Com Assistant ProfessorMs.N.Rajasri M.Com.,M.Phil Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & APPLICATIONS

Dr.R.Gunavathi, MCA.,M.Phil.,Ph.D HoD - MCADr.M.Elamparithi MCA.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Associate ProfessorDr.P.Periyasamy MCA.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Associate Professor Ms.S.Rajeswari M.Sc.,MCA.,M.Phil.,SET Assistant ProfessorDr.V.Anuradha MCA.,M.Phil.,Ph.D HoD - PG CSMr.S.Vinod Kumar M.Sc (CS).,MCA.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.N. Saranya M.Sc (SS).,MCA.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorDr. S.Sasikala MCA.,M.Phil.,Ph.D HoD - UG CSMr.R.Suresh Kumar MCA., M.Sc.,PGDCA.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMr.H.Vignesh Ramamoorthy M.Sc (SE).,MCA.,PGDMC., PGDELT., M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.Juliet Rozario MCA.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMr.D.Sakthivel MSc(CS).,MBA,M.,Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.P.Sathya MCA Assistant ProfessorMs.A.Pavithra MCA Assistant Professor

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Ms.D.Geetha M.Sc(C.Sc).,M.Phil.,MCA.,SET HoD - BCAMr.P.Boopathi MCA.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.D.Balashivasri MCA Assistant ProfessorMs.B.Hemalatha M.Sc.,M.Phil.,M.Tech Assistant ProfessorMr.A.Somasundaram MCA., SET Assistant ProfessorMr.M.Premkumar MCA.,M.Phil HoD - B.Sc CTMs.S.Sudha MCA,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMr.M.Vijayakumar M.Sc SS.,MCA (Lateral).,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.B.Iswarya MCA.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.C.Akila MCA.,M.Phil HoD - B.Sc ITMr.S. Dhanaraj MCA.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.P.Shobana M.Sc.IT.,M.Phil.,MCA Assistant ProfessorMr.G.Murugesan M.A.(YHE).,MCA Assistant ProfessorMs.P.Parameswari MCA.,M.Phil Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

Ms.R.Bhagyashree M.Sc.,M.Phil HoD Ms.L.Manjuladevi M.Sc.,M.Phil Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

Dr.D.Senthil Vadivu M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,SET HoD

DEPARTMENT OF PG SOCIAL WORK

Dr.G.Anbu Selvi MA (Social work).,PGHRD., Ph.D HOD Dr.Shoby Bovas MSW.,Ph.D Assistant ProfessorMr.P. John Leeson MSW.,NET Assistant ProfessorDr.K.Parthasarathy MSW.,M.A.,M.Phil.,PGDMMA,Ph.D,NET Assistant ProfessorMr.B.Shankar Anandh MSW Assistant ProfessorMr.S.Kalaiselvan MSW Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Dr.B.Thayumanavar MA.,MBA.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,NET.,Ph.D.,FDP IIM-I HoD - MBA

Dr.R.Uma maheswari M.Com.,M.Phil.,MBA., M.Phil.,PGDCA.,Ph.D,FDP IIM-I Associate ProfessorDr.V.Ramachandran M.A, MA.,MBA.,M.Phil.,PGDPM.,PGDLL Associate ProfessorMr.A.Arun MBA,M.Phil Assistant Professor28

Mr.V. Suresh Kumar MBA.,PGDED.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorDr.V.Sivakamy M.B.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.,SET HoD - BBAMs.T.S.Kavitha MBA.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,SET Assistant ProfessorMr.K.Sri Vignesh Kumar MBA (Mrk & HR).,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,MBA (IS).,MCA. Assistant ProfessorMs.K.Shobana MBA.,M.Phil.,PGDCA.,SET Assistant ProfessorDr.P.Amuthavalli MBA.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

Mr.V.Ashwanth Kanna M.Sc .,NET.,SET HoD Mr.M.Vediyappan M.Sc.,M.Phil Assistant ProfessorMs.N.Selvarani M.Sc Assistant ProfessorMs.P.Vishnupriya M.Sc Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Mr.K.Bharathi M.Ped.,M.Phil Director Ms.N.Revathi M.P.Ed Asst. Directree Mr.K.Chandrasekaran Nair NIS Volley Ball Coach Mr.Ranjith Kumar Games Marker

YOGA

Ms.S.Vanaja M.A Economics, M.Sc Yoga Assistant Professor

LIBRARY

Dr.A.Thendral M.Lis.,M.Com.,M.Phil.,Ph.D LibrarianMr.K.Balasubramaniam MLIS.,N.Phil.,DOA Asst.LibraianMs.A.Christy Jemima M.LISc Asst.LibraianMs.S.Meena M.Com Library AsstMr.K.C.Vignesh BBA Library Asst

TRAINING, PLACEMENT & CORPORATE RELATIONS

Mr.N.Sivakumar B.Sc(Psy).,MBA Manager Mr.A.Abdul Nishad B.Com(CA) Placement Co-ordinator

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IQAC

Dr.V.Anuratha M.C.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D Co – ordinator

IAS ACADEMY

Dr. A. Sethuramasubbiah M.A.,M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D DirectorMr.N.Arun kumar M.Sc.,M.Phil Asst.Prof in IAS Academy

NON – TEACHING STAFF ADMINISTRATION

ADMINISTRATIONMr.S.Velayuthasamy B.Com Administrative OfficerMs.G.Jayabharathi DECE.,PGDCA Junior OfficerMs.M. Karpagam MBA.,PGDCA Senior Admin AssistantMs.J.Suganya BCA Admin Assistant Ms.S.Lavanya MBA Admin AssistantMs.M.Pavithra M.Com Admin AssistantMs.M.Priyadharshini M.Com Admin AssistantMr.T.Venkateshwara moorthy Office AssistantMr.P.Selvakumar Office AssistantMr.R.Sivakumar Office AssistantMr.V.Chandraprabhu Office AssistantMr.A.Abuthakir Office AssistantMr.Sivasubramaniam Office AssistantMr.S.Murugan Office AssistantMr.P.Sakthivel Office AssistantMr.M.Sabapathi Office AssistantMr.N.Manokaran Office AssistantMr.Sabarivasan Office AssistantMr.ESK Ganapathy DriverMr.K.Muthusamy Driver

ACCOUNTS

Mr.B.Harinarayanan B.Com.,FCA Finance ManagerMs.T.Maheswari B.Com CashierMs.P.Vanithamani M.Com Accounts AssistantMs.V.Selvi Jasmine Prasanna B.Com Accounts AssistantMs.M.Kavinandhini M.Com Accounts Assistant

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COMPUTER LAB

Mr.S.Humayun B.Sc.,DFT.,PGDCA.,MCA Deputy System ManagerMr.S.Sathish kumar BE, (Industrial Enginering), CCNA System EngineerMr.M.Mohammed Amanullah Dip. In Tech. Edu. & Training Junior System EngineerMr.Kaviyakannan Diploma in (IT) BE (CS) Lab AssistantMs.E.Selvi MSc (SS) Lab AssistantMs.N.Banupriya M.E Lab AssistantMs.M.Yogapriya B.Tech IT Lab AssistantMr.R.Ramesh B.Sc (CS) Lab AssistantMs.J.Rohini B.Tech(IT) Lab AssistantMr.A.Karthikeyan Diploma (ICE).,BE(ECE) Lab AssistantMr.R.Ragu BE-CSE Lab Assistant

MAINTENANCE

Mr.V.M.Mohan Raj MFT Maintenance In-chargeMr.S.Vairavasundaram D.E.E. Electrician

CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS

Dr.M.R.Natesan M.A.,M.A.,M.A.,M.Phil.,DLL.,Ph.D Controller Mrs.R.Ambujam Senior Admin AssistantMrs.S.Jayalakshmi M.Com.,COPA Admin Assistant Mrs.L.Paranjothi B.Com CA Admin AssistantMrs.G.Sasikala B.Sc.,PGDCA Admin AssistantMr.R.Balasubramaniam Attender

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME

Mr.P.John Leeson MSW., NET Progm. Officer (Unit 1) Ms.D.Balashivasri MCA. Progm. Officer (Unit 2) Mr.T.Sekar M.A., M.Phil, SET Progm. Officer (Unit 3)

HOSTEL WARDEN

Mr.S.Uthayarajan Men’s HostelMs.J.Ramola Victoria B.A (English) Women’s Hostel

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Rules and RegulationsAttendance and Leave

1. Every student will follow strictly the leave rules given under. The Principal will take appropriate action in case of violation of leave rules.

2. No student shall himself / herself abstain from the classes without prior permission.

3. In case of illness and other unforseen circumstances, leave application should be handed over to the HOD on the first day of his / her return to the college

4. A medical certificate should be produced to the Principal in case of leave due to prolonged illness (more than 5 days)

5. A student who absents himself / herself from the class without any prior permission during any hour of the session will be considered as absent for that session.

6. The attendance certificate which is required for admission to the End Semester Examinations will be granted only if the student’s progress and conduct have been satisfactory and the student has attended the required number of working days in that semester.

7. Leave of absence for Practical classes, Cycle tests and Model tests shall be granted only if recommended by the staff concerned

8. Attendance will be marked for every hour by the staff member concerned.

9. Leaving the campus during class hours is allowed only with the permission of Principal.

General Discipline

1. Every student should be cleanly and modestly dressed. Jeans and T.Shirt are not allowed for Boys. Girls should not wear modern dresses.

2. Students shall maintain perfect silence within the classroom.

3. Students are not allowed to loiter in the corridor during the class hours.

4. Every student should wish the staff members on his / her first meeting of them on that day.

5. On a staff member entering the class room, the students shall rise up and keep standing till they are permitted to sit or the member of the staff takes his / her seat.

6. Any student who comes to class after the roll call is taken, shall enter the classroom only with the permission of the staff-in-charge of the class.

7. No student shall leave the classroom without the permission of the staff concerned before the class is dispersed.

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8. Every student should handle college property with care and do everything in his / her power to keep the class room clean and maintain the building and the premises spic and span.

9. Smoking and consumption of liquor inside the college campus is strictly prohibited.

10. No student shall make the walls untidy or litter papers inside the campus.

11. Students shall conduct themselves with dignity and decorum in all functions of the college.

12. Students are not allowed to use mobile phone inside the campus. Any mobile phone used in the college campus will be seized and strict action will be taken up.

13. All the students are expected to read the information displayed on the notice board regularly and keep them well informed and ignorance of information will not be excused.

Eligibility to appear for the End Semester Examinations

A student will be allowed to appear for the end semester examinations only if:1. He / She puts in at least 75% of attendance

2. He / She shows satisfactory progress in studies, in all the tests and examinations conducted by the college / department during the semester and secure at least reasonable minimum marks in them.

3. His / Her conduct in the college during the semester had been satisfactory

Shortage of Attendance

The following regulations will be followed for condonation and detention.1. Candidates who earn 75% of attendance and above in the current semester

are eligible to write the examinations, both arrears and regular subjects.

2. Candidates who earn attendance between 65% and 74% (both included) in the current semester are eligible to appear for the examination if the shortage of attendance is condoned by the Principal after the payment of the condonation fee prescribed by the University.

3. Candidates who earn attendance between 50% and 64% (both included) in the current semester are not eligible to write examinations in the current semester subjects but are permitted to continue their studies in the next semester provided it is the first time that the candidates have earned attendance between 50% and 64% or else the candidates have to discontinue the course and rejoin in the same semester in the next year with proper approval of the Registrar. However, these candidates are eligible to write the arrears if they have any.

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4. Candidates who earn attendance below 50% are not eligible to write examinations in the current semester subjects and also have to discontinue the course and rejoin in the same semester in the next year with proper approval of the Registrar. However, these candidates are eligible to write the arrear subjects, if any.

5. Candidates who earn attendance between 50% and 64% in the previous semester and earned combined attendance of 75% or more by taking the average of the attendance earned in the current and the previous semesters are eligible to write semester subjects along with the current semester subjects.

Ragging and Government order on Ragging

Ragging is totally banned in the college and it is a punishable offence. The Government of Tamil Nadu has banned ragging in Educational Institutions by passing an Order “ Tamil Nadu Prohibition of Ragging Act 1997” (vide its order No.7 of 14.02.1997) which says that indulging in ragging will be punished as follows :

1. Imprisonment up to a term of 2 years and2. A fine up to Rs.10,000/- and3. The student convicted of ragging will be dismissed from the Institution and

shall not be admitted in any other educational institution.

Hence students are advised not to indulge in ragging and stay away from such activities but rise up against this evil.

Disciplinary Regulations of Tamilnadu Educational Rules

The attention of all the students is drawn to the following Tamil Nadu Educational rules:

1. Principal or other constituted authorities of the college may frame and issue from time to time the disciplinary rules of permanent or temporary nature regulating the conduct of the students in and outside the college premises so far as such rules seem necessary to maintain the reputation of the institution

2. Principal or other constituted authorities shall have full power to inflict the following punishments in the interest of the students or in the interest of the institution such as fines, loss of attendance, forfeiture of term certificates, suspension etc.

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Policy on Prevention of Sexual Harassment at WorkplaceSree Saraswathi Thyagaraja College which envisages the institution as a space where education can change the attitudes, perceptions and practices to nourish equality and freedom among all students, particularly women, has framed its Policy on Prevention of Sexual Harassment Workplace in line with the recommendations of University Grants Commission and the directives of the Hon. Supreme Court. The institution is committed to ensure safety and security of women and conducts various programmes on gender sensitization in the campus.

Internal Complaints Committee

As per Section 4 of the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibitionand Redressal) Act 2013, Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) is constituted, as furnished below

S. No. Name ICC Position Designation

123456789

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Dr.G.Anbu SelviMrs.R.Senthil AmuthaDr.Shoby BovasMs. R.Vennila Nancy ChristinaMrs.G.JayabharathiMrs.M.KarpagamMs.M.SangeethaMs.C.KavyaMs.R.SindhujaMrs.S.Sastri Srinivasan

Presiding OfficerMemberMemberMemberMember MemberMemberMemberMemberMember

Assistant ProfessorAssistant ProfessorAssistant ProfessorAssistant ProfessorJunior OfficerSenior Admin. Asst.Student Representative – UGStudent Representative – PGResearch Scholar Advocate

The committee shall take all necessary and appropriate action to deal with any form of sexual harassment of women at the work place and also for prevention and redressal of complaints of sexual harassment subject to the provisions of the said Act as and when any complaint is filed by women employees working in the College. It is to be noted that sexual harassment includes any one or more of the following unwelcome acts and behavior, whether directly or indirectly, namely:-

1. Physical contact and advances ; or2. A demand or request for sexual favours; or3. Making sexually coloured remarks; or4. Showing pornography; or5. Any other unwelcome physical, verbal or non – verbal conduct of sexual

nature.The committee shall hold office for such period, not exceeding three years from the date of constitution of the committee. If the Presiding Officer or any member ceases to be in our employment, the committee shall have to be reconstituted with suitable replacements. The committee shall have to prepare an annual report and submit the same to the management, on completion of every calendar year.

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Transport Facilities

The college has well maintained buses plying to different areas to facilitate hassle free travel for the students

Fitness Centre

The Physical Education department of the college is well equipped with outdoor and indoor games facilities. A sports complex with sophisticated facilities for sports men and women has been established. This complex has Indoor games, fitness centre with sophisticated equipments.

Controller of Examinations

STC has an exclusive examination section for conducting all the examinations under Autonomy. The section is functioning under the office of the Controller of Examinations. Dr. M. R. Natesan heads this section duly assisted by four administrative staff.

Payment of Fees

The fees shall be paid in one lump sum not later than the 10th working day of each semester.

Payment of fees with fine

If a student fails to pay the fees on the date fixed, a fine of ` 5 per working day shall be levied. If the fee is not paid within 20 days from the reopening of the college after the holidays, the student’s name shall be removed from the rolls. Absence from college with / without leave letter shall not be the ground for exemption from the operation of this rule. If re-admitted, he / she shall, in addition to fees and fine, pay re-admission fee of ` 875

Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)

As per the directions given by the Director of Collegiate Education, all the Arts and Science Colleges in Tamil Nadu will adopt the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS), from the Academic year 2008-2009. The salient feature of the newly introduced CBCS pattern is as follows: The student can choose the course from the available courses offered in that particular branch. The course structure adopted for UG and PG programmes as per TANSCHE has been outlined as below.

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UG Programmes are conducted with a total of 140 credits

No. of Courses

Credits per course

Total Credits

Part I Tamil

4

3

12

Part II English (except B.Com, BCA, BBA and other job oriented programmes

4 3 12

Part III Major & Allied including practicals Core Allied Project / Elective with Courses

13 - 15 4 3

4 - 5 5 5

60 20 15

Part IV Non - Major Courses Skill based Subject Environmental Studies Value Education

1+1=2 3+3=6

1 1

2 2 2 2

4

12 2 2

Part V Extension Activities 1 1 1

Total 140 Credits

PG Programmes (except MCA) are conducted with a total of 90 credits

Core Courses 14-17 4-5 70

Elective Courses 4-5 4-5 20

Total 90

MCA Programme is conducted with a total of 140 credits

Core Courses 27 3-4 108

Elective Courses 4 5 20

Non-Major(Business Management Papers and Mathematical papers)

4 3 12

Total 140

Outcome Based Education

“Outcome-Based Education” (OBE) is considered as a giant leap forward to improve quality education in India and help students to compete with their global counterparts. OBE is a student-centered instruction model that

focuses on measuring student performance through outcomes. Outcomes include knowledge, skills and attitudes. Its focus remains on evaluation of outcomes of the program by stating the knowledge, skill and behavior a graduate is expected to attain upon completion of a program and after 3 – 5 years of graduation. In the OBE model, the required knowledge and skill sets for a particular degree is predetermined and the students are evaluated for all the required parameters (Outcomes) during the course of the program.

Swayam

“Swayam” is a programme initiated by Government of India and designed to achieve the three cardinal principles of Education Policy viz., access, equity and quality. The objective of this effort is to take the best teaching learning resources to all, including the most disadvantaged. Swayam seeks to bridge the digital divide for students, who have hitherto remained untouched by the digital revolution and have not been able to join the mainstream of the knowledge economy.With a focus on establishing quality in education, STC is introducing to adopt and implement Outcome Based Education (OBE) – curriculum design with effect from the academic year 2018-2019. It is also planned to introduce Swayam on line courses at both UG and PG levels in order to comply with UGC regulations from the academic year 2018-2019 onwards. Evaluation System

Students are evaluated by the continuous Internal Assessment system and the Semester Examinations conducted by the college at the end of the semester under autonomy. Marks for internal assessment is computed based on the marks secured by the student, in Cycle Tests I and II, Model Examinations and Assignment / Seminar, following the norms stipulated by the Bharathiar University or the college. The total marks scored in Continuous Internal Assessment and semester examinations put together gives the marks scored by a student in that examination

Features of Autonomy

Sree Saraswathi Thyagaraja College was awarded Autonomous status by the University Grants Commission and Bharathiar University during the year 2008-09. The Autonomy came into force from the Academic year 2009-10. All the Under Graduate and Post Graduate students admitted during the Academic year 2009-2010 and thereafter come under autonomous system.

With the autonomous status Sree Saraswathi Thyagaraja College has got freedom to determine and prescribe its own syllabi and restructure and redesign the course to suit industrial needs; prescribe rules for admission in consonance with the reservation policy of the state government.38

• Evolve methods of assessment of student performance, conduct of examinations and declaration of results,

• Use modern tools of education technology to achieve higher standards and greater creativity and

• Promote healthy practices such as community service, extension activities, project and programmes for the benefit of the society at large and the neighbourhood.

Towards achieving these objectives Sree Saraswathi Thyagaraja College has constituted Boards of Studies for different disciplines. Syllabi and scheme of examinations have been framed newly which are being implemented from the Academic year (2009-2010). Office of the Controller of Examinations has been created with Controller of Examinations as the head. Examination Rules and Regulations have been formulated and the salient feature of the syllabi and scheme of examinations are:

• Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)

• More industry oriented syllabi with greater emphasis on practicals / projects / internship

• Internal assessment as a component of evaluation for 25% marks

A Revised Syllabi has been introduced from 2012-13 for all PG courses. Professional Ethics and Job Oriented Courses have been added as new components in the syllabi.

Syllabus coverage

The coverage of syllabus unit wise will be strictly followed as scheduled in the calendar except for some deviations in respect of students of I year UG and PG courses for whom classes commence normally at a later date.

Words Worth

• A new language learning software purchased from ACTUNIV, Ahmedabad, named ‘Words Worth’ has been installed at the cost of Rs.10 lakhs in three computer labs to enhance the language skill of the UG and PG students.

• To increase the employability of student’s professional training on aptitude and soft skill, a 40 hour training programme by Messers Talent sprint has been arranged for all final year students of UG and PG programmes Pre assessment, Mid assessment and post assessment tests will be done to measure the progress in learning.

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IQAC

An Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) was established in October 2007 as per the direction of NAAC to ensure high quality education through various quality measures. In pursuance of its Action Plan for performance evaluation, assessment and accreditation and quality up-gradation of institutions of higher education, the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), Bangalore, proposes that every accredited institution should establish an Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) as a post-accreditation quality sustenance measure.

As quality enhancement is a continuous process, the IQAC plays an imperative part of the institution’s system and works towards realization of the goals of quality enhancement and sustenance. The prime task of the IQAC is to develop a system for conscious, consistent and catalytic improvement in the overall performance of institution. For this, during the post-accreditation period, IQAC will channelize all efforts and measures of the institution towards promoting its holistic academic excellence. The work of the IQAC is firstly to step towards internalization and Institutionalization of quality enhancement initiatives. Its success depends upon the sense of belongingness and participation. It is not yet another hierarchical structure or a record-keeping exercise in the institution, on the other hand, it will be a facilitative and participative voluntary system/unit/organ of the institution.

Hostel

The warden will carry out the administration of the college hostel. The hostel rules are applicable to the residents of the hostel and Principal’s interpretation of the rules shall be final and binding.

Hostel Rules and RegulationsGENERAL

1. The students are allowed to go out of the hostel only with the permission of matron / warden. Once the students have come back, they should inform the matron / warden immediately.

2. Students are not allowed to conduct meeting or give notice or collect money from the other students.

3. Students are not allowed to stick pictures, draw or write on the wall.4. If the hostel’s property is damaged, an amount towards breakage will be

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5. Day scholar students will not be permitted to enter the hostel under any circumstance.

6. Hostel will be closed on important occasions like Deepavali, Pongal holidays etc.,

7. Students should report back to hostel warden at 6 P.M. either from the college or residence.

8. Hostel will be closed during vacation.9. Students are allowed to go out of the hostel on Sundays from 8 am to

1 pm

FEES

1. Hostel / Mess fees should be paid per annum and it will not be refunded for any reason.

MESS

1. All the students should follow the specified time fixed for taking food.2. Food materials from the mess shall not be taken to the room or outside

on any account.

WATER

1. Due to acute water shortage inmates are instructed to avoid wastage of water and the water supply will be regulated if necessary.

ELECTRICITY

1. Power supply will be regulated if necessary. The cost of running generator will be shared by the inmates on pro rata basis, and electricity charges should be paid at the end of the semester.

2. Students are instructed not to use any electronic instruments like radio, iron box, heater etc., in their rooms and use the facilities, fans and lights etc., judiciously. Students are asked to follow the rules & regulations prescribed from time to time very strictly.

3. In all matters, the decision of the Principal shall be final and binding.

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STC SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships for UG StudentsSemester Fees (in Rs) for Admission Based on Scholarship

UG COURSES

UG COURSE (+2 MARKS)

FULL FEES (PER

SEMESTER)

MERIT ECONOMICALLY BACKWARD (MERIT / MARK BASED ON)

ALUMNI/ SIBLINGS

(MARKS) 91% AND ABOVE

(50%)

(MARKS) 91% AND ABOVE

(70%)

(MARKS) 65% TO 90%

(50%)

(MARKS) 60% & ABOVE

(25%)

BA (ENG) ` 13100 ` 6050 ` 8470 ` 6050 ` 3025BBA ` 16100 ` 7550 ` 10570 ` 7550 ` 3775BCA ` 18900 ` 8950 ` 12530 ` 8950 ` 4475BSC (CS) ` 18900 ` 8950 ` 12530 ` 8950 ` 4475BSC (CT) ` 18900 ` 8950 ` 12530 ` 8950 ` 4475BSC (IT) ` 18900 ` 8950 ` 12530 ` 8950 ` 4475BSC (MAT) ` 14900 ` 6950 ` 9730 ` 6950 ` 3475BSC (PSY) ` 16600 ` 7800 ` 10920 ` 7800 ` 3900BCOM ` 16100 ` 7550 ` 10570 ` 7550 ` 3775BCOM (CA) ` 18900 ` 8950 ` 12530 ` 8950 ` 4475BCOM (PA) ` 18900 ` 8950 ` 12530 ` 8950 ` 4475BCOM (ABA) ` 24700 ` 11850 ` 16590 ` 11850 ` 5925BCOM (BPS) ` 16600 ` 7800 ` 10920 ` 7800 ` 3900B.Sc(chemistry) ` 17500 ` 8250 ` 11550 ` 8250 ` 4125B.Sc(Physics) ` 16500 ` 7750 ` 10850 ` 7750 ` 3875

PG COURSES

PG COURSE (UG MARKS) FULL FEES (PER SEMESTER)

MBA ` 40000MCA ` 21000M.Com ` 17500M.Com (Iinternational Business) ` 17500M.Sc (Computer Science) ` 19500M.Sc (Mathematics) ` 14500MSW ` 17500M.A( English Literature) ` 15100

Note• Admission Fee extra

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SCHOLARSHIP

UG

CATEGORY 1ECONOMICALLY BACKWARD SCHOLARSHIPFOR MERITORIOUS STUDENTS* (for all UG Courses)Marks 91% and above – 70% fee concessionMarks 65% and above – 50% fee concession*scholarship based on marks excluding language papers.

Note: STC admission team will visit the students’ residence and scholarship will be given based on assessment of economic background.

CATEGORY 2ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP*(applicable to Brothers and Sisters of STC alumni)SIBLING SCHOLARSHIP*(applicable to Brothers and Sisters of Current STC Students)25% Fee concession for all UG Courses*scholarship based on marks excluding language papers.

Note: students should have secured a minimum of 60% marks in +2

*scholarship based on marks excluding language papers.

PG A scholarship of 10% will be given to all Alumni Students for all courses except MBA and MCA

SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP100% depending on the merit and achievement

Industry VisitsThe University Grants Commission views that mere class room learning is insufficient and cannot complete the learning process. The students are frequently given in the college in-house and on-the-job training and the departments organise industrial visits for students so that they can get first- hand information and exposure to corporate practices and industrial activities. Such visits are organised with the complete knowledge and permission of the parents of the wards.

National Service Scheme“The best way to find you is to lose yourself in the service of others”

Three units of National Service Scheme (NSS) functioning in the college with several volunteers under the Programme officers. The NSS volunteers are rendering creditable services in several villages, orphanges and old age homes by conducting blood donation camps, immunization programmes,

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adult education, health care camps and AIDS awareness programmes. One unit of the Youth Red Cross is also functioning effectively in the college.

Students’ Grievances Redressal Cell‘Students helpline to address various issues and to lodge their complaints with this helpline’.

The Students Grievances Redressal Cell is functioning in the college from the year 2001. Prof. K. Sivasamy, Dean, Sciences and Dr. A. Venkatachalam, Dean, Commerce are the advisor of the cell. Dr. S. Rajalatha, HOD, Dept. of Tamil, Ms. N. Chithra, HOD, Dept. of B.Com (CA), Ms. G. Anbu Selvi, HOD, Dept. of MSW, Dr. D. Padma, Asst. Professor in B.Com (ABA), Mr. M.Premkumar, HOD, B.Sc. (CT) are the members of the cell. The cell functions with an objective of solving the grievances of the students. The complaints received from the students are analyzed by the members of the committee and are brought to the notice of the principal for further action. Members of the committee hear the problems of the grieved patiently and take remedial steps accordingly. It also functions as a counseling cell whenever personal problems are reported. The committee maintains a record of its activities for reference.

Women’s Empowerment and Complaint Committee“ A woman’s whole life is a history of affection”

This Committee was constituted in 2006 as per the Supreme Court order 2004. Ln.T.Sethupati-Secretary, STC |Dr. A. Somu-Principal, STC | Dr. V. Venkateshwaran, Dean Physical Sciences, STC | Convenor : Dr. M. Rajapriya - Associate Professor in M.Com, STC | NGO member : Mrs. Ranjitha- Architect, Pollachi | Advisor : Mrs. ShobyBovas, Assistant Professor in MSW | Members : Mr. B.Abinaya, Assistant Professor in English, Ms. S. Shobana, Assistant Professor in M Com(IB), Ms.K. Dhanalakshmi, Assistant Professor in Maths, Ms. J. Shyamala, Assistant Professor in B.Com, Ms. B,Hemalatha, Assistant Professor in BCA, Ms.P. Sathya, Assistant Professor in Computer Science, Ms. B.Sudha, Assistant Professor in Computer Technology, Dr. G. Malarvizhi, Assistant Professor in Tamil, Ms. K. Shobana, Assistant Professor in BBA, Dr.R.Uma Maheswari, Assistant Professor in MBA, Ms.C.KothaiAndal, Assistant Professor in BCom (CA) as Members

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Women Empowerment Complaint Committee is functioning based on following objectives

• To protect the safety of girl students of our College as per the order of the Supreme Court in the year 2004 and to empower women students.

• To prevent or deter the commission of acts of sexual harassment and to provide the procedures for the resolution, settlement or prosecution of acts of sexual harassment of girl students by taking all steps required.

• To express prohibition of sexual harassment inside the campus by notification, publication and circulation in appropriate ways.

• To submit an annual report to the principal regarding the complaints and action taken by the committee.

Centre for Training & Placement & Corporate Relations“To make our students as well-rounded professionals in various streams”

STC has established a full-fledged and highly dynamic Centre for Training, Placement and Corporate Relations with a full time manager. The Placement Centre has actively taken up the task of training the students by experts from academic and corporate fields and then placing them in leading organizations such as Cognizant, WIPRO, TCS, Infosys, ICICI, HDFC, Tech Mahindra, etc., through campus interviews and job fairs. Our relation with local industries is on the upscale. We maintain mutually beneficial training and placement tie-ups with other institutions of repute. The CTPC regularly conducts job fairs, On Campus and Pool Campus drives in the campus by involving leading companies and in association with Bharathiar University.

A few of our prestigious recruiters are Cognizant, Encore Theme, Infosys, TATA Consultancy Services, Wipro, Zoho, The Muthoot Group, Blue Ridge Consulting Services, Jaro Education, Just Dial, Focus Edumatics, Joy Alukkas, Thyrocare, Cancer Aid Society.

Centre for Counselling and Guidance“It is just as important, perhaps more important, for the teacher to have benefit of personal counseling when he needs it as it is for the student”.

Centre for Counselling and Guidance was established at STC in 2008. This Centre provides individual and group counselling to students. Besides this, the centre offers regular seminars and workshops for faculty and students. The centre extends its services to nearby schools, industries and prison cells.

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Centre for Research and Development“ Learn to Think --------> Think to Learn --------> Learn to Learn”

To realize the mission of achieving national and international recognition in the field of education, STC focuses on research as the critical futuristic endeavour. To give research an impetus in the institution an exclusive Centre was established in 2010, called Centre for Research and Development (CRD). The prime objective of CRD is to create a research ambience and culture by promoting research activities among the faculty members and students. Research activities of CRD subsume sponsored research projects, publications in refereed journals, research consultancy and trainings, Faculty research seminars as well as working paper series. It functions as a catalyst in imbibing cutting edge research ideas and methods among the faculty members and students in the institution. Research Scholars forum is being promoted to create a platform for research scholars and students to have panel discussions on current research issues.

CRD has successfully completed 67 sponsored research projects and submitted 47 research project proposals to various donor agencies such as NCW, ICSSR, NABARD, DST, EDITN and Azim Premji University. Out of this, 3 research projects, two seminars and one competition have been sanctioned and ongoing now. Working paper series has been commissioned and five have been published and three are in pipeline. Research seminar series has been introduced and already 6 have been organized on monthly basis. Coconut and Coir Incubation centre is also planned and documentation work is completed. Centre for Consultancy Services is also initiated and we signed an MoU with V-Alienz company from Coimbatore. We have done two software packages and website development works. We have Research Coordination Committee and Consultancy Coordination Committee. Every month minimum one meeting is organized to deliberate on the research activities done in the departments and opportunities persist in the ecosystem for research and consultancy.

Research Advisory Board (RAB) has been formed with the members from various research institutions and research bodies to get suggestions and feedback on the research activities of CRD at STC. So far five RAB meetings have been done.

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Centre for Entrepreneurial Development“Educationists should build the capacities of the spirit of inquiry, creativity, entrepreneurial and moral leadership among students and become their role model”.

Centre for Entrepreneurial Development (CED) was established in the academic year 2012-2013 with a vision to spread the spirit and temper of entrepreneurship, to foster innovation and inculcate entrepreneurial skills in students. Ever since its inception, the centre, under the aegis of Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII), has been committed to employ its Entrepreneurship Awareness Camps (EAC) in order to transform the mindsets of rural youth from job seeking to job providing. The objectives of the centre include :

1. Creating awareness on entrepreneurship among the students through training programmes, workshops and camps, identifying, motivating and guiding the budding entrepreneurs

2. Facilitating them by providing information on entrepreneurial opportunities through MSME, DIC, TIIC and other financial institutions

3. Establishing a network for proper guidance to take up the entrepreneurial journey by equipping students with necessary managerial skillset to run a business successfully.

Centre for Faculty Development“One good teacher is worth a thousand priests”

STC cherishes & values the importance of a teacher’s service in the field of education. The institution strongly believes that a band of good teachers with a high sense of commitment and sincerity can usher in quality education. Aiming at excellence in its academic yatra, the institution has aptly realized that the faculty are the sheet anchors who should be scholars of the highest order endowed with knowledge, wisdom and compassion. Only the best teachers can produce the best students and shape them into excellent citizens and the manpower the nation needs for its great leap. To attain this prime objective, a Centre for Faculty Development (CFD) has been created and under its auspices, faculty development programmes are conducted regularly.

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Centre for Human Excellence“Try to be a man of value rather than be a man of success”

STC being an autonomous institution offers YOGA as a part of its curriculum design for the ascent and vertical transformation of the students to become enlightened and extraordinary citizens. The learning and practice of YOGA will not only give students a sound mind and sound body, but also values like knowledge, wisdom and compassion, metaphysical experience and communion of the individual soul with the Supreme. The purpose of education is not only to transfer knowledge and skills to the students but also transform them into better citizens. Ethics and culture programme is to teach the values of life to the student community and develop their knowledge and wisdom simultaneously which are required for human excellence.

Centre for Rural Development“We would like to have a plan for that growth rather than not having any direction”.

Being a rural based institution, the college undertakes many Rural Development programmes through the Centre for Rural Development, namely:

• Health and hygiene programmes

• Entrepreneur development programs for SHGs members

• Programmes for income generation

• Awareness programmes for school children on the use of library, Personal hygiene etc.,

• Environmental Protection

• Mental and Dental health programmes

• Swachcha Summer Internship

• STC-Village Corps

Centre for Performing Arts“Performing arts tend to unite people in a way nothing else does”

Centre for Performing Arts was established recently. The mission of the centre is to make sure that everybody in the campus should participate in the events of the performing arts being conducted throughout the year. This centre

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encourages students to participate in these events. STC has stepped up its efforts to support the area of Arts. We believe that performance in music, drama and dance complement all students and add a new dimension and richness to their learning in all disciplines.

Centre for Consultancy Services“Patenting the latent potential of the staff and students for the mutual benefit of the society and STC community ”

Institutions initiated with good intentions would embark on good services to their constituency. They distinguish their services from the competitors with the highest benchmark. STC with good intention to provide educational services to marginalized rural students has grown in leaps and bounds in recent years. The sincerity to their shared vision has paid off significantly in attaining milestones in the growth path. There are nine centres of excellence in the organization contributing to the intellectual development of the students and faculty members. The Centre for Consultancy Services (CCS) is yet another milestone in the growth path of STC.

The ultimate objective of CCS is to make better use of the latent human resources at STC to the benefit of the society. Both the clients and the faculty members can benefit from each other through knowledge sharing and resource gaining from each other. It is thus a mutually benefitting proposition. The clients from industry, business, government and civil society can access the expertise available in the organization. This would equip the faculty members with new capabilities and processes that would enable them to deliver better services to the clients and students.

We intend to take up consulting services to make use of the human capital and complement its growth through pragmatic learning from clients in the following domains

1. Software development for industries and business organizations

2. Customized information system development to organizations

3. Monitoring systems for industry, business and social work organizations

4. Management consultancy to organizations

5. Export and import potential assessment for industries

6. Evaluation studies to social work organizations

7. Research studies on customer satisfaction and market potential to business organizations

8. Impact assessment of government programmes

9. Capacity building support to social work organizations

Broadly our client base includes business organizations, industry, NGOs, equity firms and small startups. Our ecosystem is very engaging, challenging and mutually rewarding to our team and our clients. We ascertain our clients a veritable solution and genuine results much beyond their expectations and we consider our client’s business as our own.

We have the faculty strength of 41 doctorates in various domains such as Information Technology, Computer Science, Economics, Social Work, Management, Commerce and Mathematics. We also have the support of around 70 M.Phil research degree holders with lots of experience in research and consultancy.

STC IAS Academy“If a mentally superhuman race ever develops, its members will resemble Johnny von Neumann”

In order to cater to the needs of the students who aspire for IAS examination conducted by Government of India, and Tamilnadu, STC has started an exclusive coaching centre for the aspirants of UPSC / TNPSC Examinations. The Academy imparts comprehensive training-cum guidance program which covers all the stages of civil services exam – Preliminary Exam (the objective type screening test); Main Exam (the descriptive type written test) and Interview. The Academy has been established with an aim to provide total assistance to the students preparing for the IAS Exam. The focus is on providing holistic education not only covering the prescribed syllabus but also enabling the students to face other challenges of life with equal ease. The air - conditioned classrooms and library / reading room facilities offered by the academy make it a real coaching centre for the students to move forward.

Department of Physical Education “Give me an athlete and I’ll give you an army”

The Department of Physical Education at STC has been encouraging Sportsmen by giving them year round training, coaching, competitive experiences and exposures under the direct supervision of efficient and experienced coaches and Sports Administrators. The Professional preparation through training naturally brings out excellence from every sportsperson as well as from the team. In pursuit of excellence, the boys regularly play against top teams of

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Tamilnadu and other states which provide them plenty of job opportunities as Sports Administrators of various Departments of the Centre and State Government watch and assess them. Organizations like ICF, Railways, Banks, Central Excise, Customs and others prefer STC boys as they are disciplined, adaptable, and exhibit endurance and are capable of playing for long years in their respective teams.

Student Associations“You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face… Do the thing you cannot do”.

Each department has got its own students association. These associations through their various activities aim at bringing out the talents and skills of students in their domain. These associations’ conduct several inter and intra departmental activities and persons of eminence are also invited to deliver addresses to enrich the academic knowledge and inculcate virtues and values in the minds of the students.

Department Association Staff-in-chargeTamil Muththamizh Mandram Dr. S. RajalathaEnglish STC Wits English Club Ms. R. Vennila Nancy ChristinaMathematics OMNI Maths Ms. R. Senthil AmuthaM.Com PGCAS Dr. R. GayathriM.Com (IB) IBEX Mr. S. NagarajanB.Com MINERVA Dr. I. SiddiqB.Com (CA) COMPU.COM Dr. N. ChitraB.Com (PA) WIZARD Dr. C. BoopathiB.Com (ABA) FINMAN Dr. D. PadmaB.Com (BPS) SIXSEGMA Dr. M. SelvaraniMCA STACS Dr. R. GunavathiPG (CS) SAXON Dr. V. Anuratha B.Sc (CS) CAST Dr. S. SasikalaBCA SWAT Ms. D. GeethaB.Sc (CT) PACT Mr. M. PremkumarB.Sc (IT) EDIT Ms. C. AkilaMBA TYMA Dr.B.ThayumanavarM.S.W. SWAN Dr. G. Anbu SelviBBA BUSI-WIZ Dr.V.Sivakamy B.Sc (Psy.) PsyMHA Mr. V. Ashwanth Kannan

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General Clubs There are many service oriented clubs functioning in the college for improving leadership traits of the students.

• General Awareness Club • Drawing Club • Vivekanandar Panimandram • Photography Club • Citizen Consumer Club • Rangoli Club • Rotaract Club of STC • Philately Club • Red Ribbon Club • Eco Club • Quiz Club • Advertisement Club • Music Club • Debate Club • Drama Club

STC Alumni Association

Proud past should always be recognised by any organisation for its continuous growth and excellent performance. STC never forgets its alumni and to have them in its reach and fold and to have their support, it convenes. the meeting of the alumni association on the 4th Sunday of every December

College Library

“A library, to modify the famous metaphor of Socrates, should be the delivery room for the birth of ideas – a place where history comes to life”. The Library is the heart-beat and the nerve centre of any educational institution. STC has got the most modern and State-of-the-Art library with a good collection of text books, reference books etc., numbering more than 41,935 volumes. More than 173 reputed National and International periodicals are being subscribed to provide latest information on the various subjects of study. In addition several periodicals being procured in CD-ROM form are also available. The Digital Library of the college has about 2758 CDs, floppies and cassettes. Question papers of the University examinations and all back volumes of the journals are made available for reference. The DELNET (Developing Library Net Work), INFLIBNET – N – List provides 1,25,000 and 6000+ E – journals. Database has been subscribed for the benefit of the students and staff. The DELNET provides 3142 E-journals, plenty of E-books on various subjects & statistical data base for researchers and 31,043 articles which help the members to find their references. An exclusive Library for Commerce and Management has been established.

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Library Rules

• The Library is kept open from 08.00 am to 07.00 pm, on all working days.

• Students/Staff should scan their ID card in the E-Gate Register while entering and leaving

• Open Access System is followed, using which the members are allowed to go directly to the bookshelves and select the books.

• Strict silence should be maintained in the library and reading room.

• For all UG/PG students books Issued from 08:15 am to 05.45 pm. except during class hours.

• All UG/PG Books Issued during

• 08:15 am - 09:30 am (Before classes begin)

• 11:30 am - 11:45 am (Interval)

• 12:45 pm - 01:30 pm (Lunch break)

• 03:25 pm - 03:45 pm and (Interval)

• 04:30 pm - 05:45 pm (After classes are over)

• Maximum number of books that can be issued to students/staff:

• UG courses - 4

• PG Courses - 5

• M.Phil and PhD scholar - 8

• Teaching Staff - 10

• Administrative Staff - 3

• Students/Staff should sign Book Issue and Returned register while taking and returning books respectively compulsory

• The borrowed books should be returned within 15 days from the date of issue

• The student must produce his/her identity card at the time of borrowing books

• Marking inside or damaging the books not allowed

• The borrowed books should be returned on or before the due date. No reminder will be sent

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• Lost books can be replaced by submitting a copy of the new book with same title and author or paying double cost of the book as fine

• If a book is not returned on the due date, an overdue charge of 50paise per book / per day will be levied.

• Books should be returned only in the counter

• Only loose papers and dairy are allowed.

• The arrangement of chairs and other furnitures in the reading area should not be disturbed.

• Digital Library can be utilized only for e-Books, DELNET and INFLIBNET use

• Use of Mobile Phone is not allowed inside the Library

Endowment Awards

Dr. G.R. Damodaran Award

An endowment for Rs.10,000/- has been created by Rtn.P.N. Gopal, Gopal Enterprises, Coimbatore, in the name of Dr.G.R.Damodaran, Former Vice- Chancellor of the University of Madras and an eminent educationalist. The annual interest earned from the endowment deposit will be given as prize medal with a certificate to the best outgoing MBA student every year.

Girija Parthasarathy Endowment Award

Mr. P. Sekar, a well wisher of the college had come forward to install an endowment of Rs.25000/- in the name ‘Girijia Parthasarathy Endowment’. The Endowment prizes shall be awarded to the best outgoing UG Students.

Mr. S. Santhanakrishnan and Pollachi Chartered Accountants Association Endowment Award

P.K.F. Sridhar and Santhanam, Chartered Accountants, Chennai have contributed Rs. 20,000/- as an endowment fund for giving an Award to the top scorer in Accountancy each year in the UG Commerce (B.Com) programme.

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R. Arun Raja Memorial Endowment Award

An endownment for Rs. 25000/- has been created in memory of R. Arun Raja by his parents. The endowment prize shall be awarded to the best sports students.

Vaidhyanath Associates Endowment Award

Vaidhyanath Associates, Pollachi has created an endowment of Rs. 2000/- to award the best sports students

Jayalakshmi Neelambal Endowment Award

An endownment for Rs. 2,50,000/- has been created in memory of his mother Jayalakshmi by Prof.Dr.S.Mani and Mrs.Vijayalakshmi. The endownment prize shall be awarded to the best all round performance in MBA every year.

Tmt.Muthammal and Thiru.Subramania Pillai Endowment Awards

Prof.N.Namasivayam, Founder Principal of Sree Saraswathi Thyagaraja College, Pollachi has instituted two endowment awards each Rs.10,000/-

1. Tmt.Muthammal memorial scholarship to be awarded to a poor male student of the second year for his tuition fee, examination fee in the third year and

2. Thiru Subaramania Pillai memorial scholarship to be awarded to a poor female student of the second year for her tuition fee, examination fee in the third year

Dr.M.Settu Scholarship Fund

The G.R.G Trust has created an endowment fund of Rs.1,00,000/- for the award of scholarships to students in the name of late Dr.M.Settu, the Director General of STC

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JUNE 2018Date Day D.O Days

1 Friday

2 Saturday Holiday

3 Sunday Holiday

4 Monday

5 Tuesday Governing Body Meeting

6 Wednesday

7 Thursday

8 Friday

9 Saturday

10 Sunday Holiday

11 Monday I College Re-opens 1

12 Tuesday II 2

13 Wednesday III 3

14 Thursday IV 4

15 Friday Ramzan - Holiday

16 Saturday V 5

17 Sunday Holiday

18 Monday VI Club Committee In-charge Meeting 6

19 Tuesday I 7

20 Wednesday II 8

21 Thursday III Discipline Committee Meeting 9

22 Friday IV Last date for Payment of fees without fine 10

23 Saturday FDP by Depts / PTP for B.Com (ABA)

24 Sunday Holiday

25 Monday V 11

26 Tuesday VI 12

27 Wednesday I Anti-ragging Committee Meeting 13

28 Thursday II 14

29 Friday III Commencement of Classes for all I years 15

30 Saturday IV 16

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JULY 2018Date Day D.O Days

1 Sunday Holiday

2 Monday V 17

3 Tuesday VI 18

4 Wednesday I 19

5 Thursday II Last date for Payment of fees with fine 20

6 Friday III Unit I to be completed 21

7 Saturday Holiday

8 Sunday Holiday

9 Monday IV 22

10 Tuesday V 23

11 Wednesday VI 24

12 Thursday I 25

13 Friday II 26

14 Saturday III 27

15 Sunday Holiday

16 Monday IV 28

17 Tuesday V 29

18 Wednesday VI 30

19 Thursday I 31

20 Friday II 32

21 Saturday FDP by Depts / PTP for B.Com (ABA)

22 Sunday Holiday

23 Monday III Library Committee Meeting 33

24 Tuesday IV College Committee Meeting 34

25 Wednesday V Womens Complaint Committee Meeting 35

26 Thursday VI 36

27 Friday I Unit II to be completed 37

28 Saturday II I Cycle test begins (Except I MBA & MCA) 38

29 Sunday Holiday

30 Monday III 39

31 Tuesday IV Yatra, IQAC, Insight, Proni News Letter Release 40

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AUGUST 2018Date Day D.O Days

1 Wednesday V 41

2 Thursday VI 42

3 Friday I 43

4 Saturday Holiday

5 Sunday Holiday

6 Monday II 44

7 Tuesday III 45

8 Wednesday IV 46

9 Thursday V 47

10 Friday VI 48

11 Saturday I 49

12 Sunday Holiday

13 Monday II 50

14 Tuesday III 51

15 Wednesday Independence Day - Holiday

16 Thursday IV 52

17 Friday V 53

18 Saturday FDP by Depts / PTP for B.Com (ABA)

19 Sunday Holiday

20 Monday VI 54

21 Tuesday I 55

22 Wednesday Bakrid - Holiday

23 Thursday II 56

24 Friday III 57

25 Saturday Onam - Holiday

26 Sunday Holiday

27 Monday IV 58

28 Tuesday V 59

29 Wednesday VI 60

30 Thursday I Unit III to be completed 61

31 Friday II 62

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SEPTEMBER 2018Date Day D.O Days

1 Saturday Holiday

2 Sunday Krishna Jayanthi - Holiday

3 Monday III 63

4 Tuesday IV 64

5 Wednesday V 65

6 Thursday VI 66

7 Friday I 67

8 Saturday II 68

9 Sunday Holiday

10 Monday III 69

11 Tuesday IV Suicide Prevention Day 70

12 Wednesday V 71

13 Thursday Vinayaka Chaturthi - Holiday

14 Friday VI 72

15 Saturday FDP by Depts / PTP for B.Com (ABA)

16 Sunday Holiday

17 Monday I 73

18 Tuesday II 74

19 Wednesday III Unit IV to be completed 75

20 Thursday IV II Cycle test beigns & I Cycle Test Add On 76

21 Friday Muharram - Holiday

22 Saturday V 77

23 Sunday Holiday

24 Monday VI 78

25 Tuesday I 79

26 Wednesday II 80

27 Thursday III 81

28 Friday IV 82

29 Saturday V Wisdom Journal Release 83

30 Sunday Holiday

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OCTOBER 2018Date Day D.O Days

1 Monday VI 84

2 Tuesday Gandhi Jayanthi - Holiday

3 Wednesday I Semester Practical Examinations begins 85

4 Thursday II 86

5 Friday III 87

6 Saturday IV 88

7 Sunday Holiday

8 Monday V Diciplinary Committee Meeting 89

9 Tuesday VI 90

10 Wednesday I World Mental Health Day 91

11 Thursday II 92

12 Friday III 93

13 Saturday IV Unit V to be completed 94

14 Sunday Holiday

15 Monday V Model Examination begins 95

16 Tuesday VI 96

17 Wednesday I Club Committee In-charge Meeting 97

18 Thursday Ayutha Pooja - Holiday

19 Friday Vijaya Dasami - Holiday

20 Saturday Holiday

21 Sunday Holiday

22 Monday II Womens Complaint Commiittee Meeting 98

23 Tuesday III College Commttee Meeting 99

24 Wednesday IV 100

25 Thursday V 101

26 Friday VI 102

27 Saturday I 103

28 Sunday Holiday

29 Monday II 104

30 Tuesday III Yatra News Letter Release 105

31 Wednesday Semester Examinations begins

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NOVEMBER 2018

Date Day D O Days

1 Thursday

2 Friday

3 Saturday Holiday

4 Sunday Holiday

5 Monday

6 Tuesday Deepavali - Holiday

7 Wednesday

8 Thursday

9 Friday

10 Saturday

11 Sunday Holiday

12 Monday

13 Tuesday

14 Wednesday

15 Thursday

16 Friday

17 Saturday

18 Sunday Holiday

19 Monday

20 Tuesday Governing Body Meeting

21 Wednesday Milad un Nabi - Holiday

22 Thursday

23 Friday

24 Saturday

25 Sunday Holiday

26 Monday

27 Tuesday

28 Wednesday

29 Thursday

30 Friday

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DECEMBER 2018Date Day D.O Days

1 Saturday Holiday

2 Sunday Holiday

3 Monday

4 Tuesday

5 Wednesday I College Re-opens 1

6 Thursday II 2

7 Friday III 3

8 Saturday IV 4

9 Sunday Holiday

10 Monday V 5

11 Tuesday VI Human Rights Day 6

12 Wednesday I 9

13 Thursday II 8

14 Friday III 9

15 Saturday FDP by Depts / PTP for B.Com (ABA)

16 Sunday Holiday

17 Monday IV Last date for Payment of fees without fine 10

18 Tuesday V 11

19 Wednesday VI 12

20 Thursday I 13

21 Friday II 14

22 Saturday III 15

23 Sunday Holiday

24 Monday IV 16

25 Tuesday Christmas - Holiday

26 Wednesday V 17

27 Thursday VI MBA & MCA Student Profile 18

28 Friday I Magazine Committee Meeting 19

29 Saturday II Last date for Payment of fees with fine 20

30 Sunday Holiday

31 Monday III Unit I to be completed 21

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JANUARY 2019

Date Day D.O Days

1 Tuesday English New Year - Holiday

2 Wednesday IV 22

3 Thursday V Disciplinary Committee Meeting 23

4 Friday VI 24

5 Saturday Holiday

6 Sunday Holiday

7 Monday I 25

8 Tuesday II 26

9 Wednesday III 27

10 Thursday IV 28

11 Friday V 29

12 Saturday FDP by Depts / PTP for B.Com (ABA)

13 Sunday Bogi Pongal - Holiday

14 Monday Thai Pongal - Holiday

15 Tuesday Thiruvalluvar Dinam - Holiday

16 Wednesday Kannum Pongal - Holiday

17 Thursday VI 30

18 Friday I Library Committee Meeting 31

19 Saturday II 32

20 Sunday Holiday

21 Monday III 33

22 Tuesday IV College Committee Meeting 34

23 Wednesday V 35

24 Thursday VI 36

25 Friday I Unit II to be completed 37

26 Saturday Republic Day - Holiday

27 Sunday Holiday

28 Monday II I Cycle test & II Cycle test Add On begins 38

29 Tuesday III MBA, MCA Prospectus Release 39

30 Wednesday IV UG, PG Prospectus Release 40

31 Thursday V Yatra, IQAC, Insight News Letter Release 41

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FEBRUARY 2019Date Day D.O Days

1 Friday VI 42

2 Saturday Holiday

3 Sunday Holiday

4 Monday I Club Committee In-charge Meeting 43

5 Tuesday II 44

6 Wednesday III 45

7 Thursday IV 46

8 Friday V 47

9 Saturday VI 48

10 Sunday Holiday

11 Monday I 49

12 Tuesday II 50

13 Wednesday III Disciplinary Committee Meeting 51

14 Thursday IV 52

15 Friday V 53

16 Saturday FDP by Depts / PTP for B.Com (ABA)

17 Sunday Holiday

18 Monday VI 54

19 Tuesday I 55

20 Wednesday II 56

21 Thursday III UG Mailer -1 57

22 Friday IV College Magazine Committee Meeting 58

23 Saturday V Proni News Letter Release 59

24 Sunday Holiday

25 Monday VI Sports Day 60

26 Tuesday I Unit III to be completed 61

27 Wednesday II College Day 62

28 Thursday III Graduation Day 63

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MARCH 2019Date Day D.O Days

1 Friday IV 64

2 Saturday Holiday

3 Sunday Holiday

4 Monday V 65

5 Tuesday VI 66

6 Wednesday I 67

7 Thursday II 68

8 Friday III 69

9 Saturday IV 70

10 Sunday Holiday

11 Monday V 71

12 Tuesday VI 72

13 Wednesday I 73

14 Thursday II 74

15 Friday III Unit IV to be completed 75

16 Saturday FDP by Depts / PTP for B.Com (ABA)

17 Sunday Holiday

18 Monday IV II Cycle test begins 76

19 Tuesday V 77

20 Wednesday VI 78

21 Thursday I 79

22 Friday II 80

23 Saturday III 81

24 Sunday Holiday

25 Monday IV 82

26 Tuesday V 83

27 Wednesday VI MSW News Letter Release 84

28 Thursday I Semeter Practical Examinations begins 85

29 Friday II 86

30 Saturday III 87

31 Sunday Holiday

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APRIL 2019Date Day D.O Days

1 Monday IV 88

2 Tuesday V World Autism Day 893 Wednesday VI 904 Thursday I 915 Friday II 926 Saturday Telugu New Year - Holiday 7 Sunday Holiday8 Monday III 93

9 Tuesday IV 9410 Wednesday V Model Examination begins incl. Add On 9511 Thursday VI 9612 Friday I 97

13 Saturday II Unit V to be completed 9814 Sunday Chitraikani - Holiday 15 Monday III 99

16 Tuesday IV 10017 Wednesday Mahavir Jayanthi - Holiday 18 Thursday V 10119 Friday Good Friday20 Saturday VI 102

21 Sunday Holiday22 Monday I Magazine Committee Meeting 10323 Tuesday II College Committee Meeting 10424 Wednesday III Yata News Letter, Wisdom Journal Release 10525 Thursday Semester Examinations Begins26 Friday

27 Saturday28 Sunday Holiday29 Monday 30 Tuesday

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Ten Commandments for an Outstanding Student

1. Be punctual and understand the importance of Time Management

2. Improve your listening skills, your communication and personality skills

3. Improve your reading habit, use the library to the maximum level

and update your knowledge base

4. Pay utmost attention to the Classroom Lecture, Seminars and your

Examinations

5. Be a computer literate and improve your computing skill

6. Understand that cleanliness is very important

7. Interact with your friends, teachers and experts on various topics

8. Remember Character is Power; Do not compromise ethics and

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