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ADITANAR

COLLEGE OF ARTS

AND SCIENCE

TIRUCHENDUR

AQAR

2011 - 2012


The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC (2011- 2012)

1. Details of the Institution

Name of the Institution : Aditanar College of Arts and Science

Year of Establishment of the Institution : 1965

Address Line 1 : 2/88, Virapandianpatnam

Address Line 2 : Tiruchendur, Thoothukudi District

City / Town : Tiruchendur

State : Tamil Nadu

Postal Code : 628 216

E-mail Address : [email protected]

2. NAAC Accreditation / Reaccreditation Details

Year of Accreditation / Reaccreditation : Reaccreditation - 2009

Current Grade : A

CGPA : 3.28

3. Institutional Status

Affiliated Permanent

4. Details of the Institution

Name of the Head of the Institution : Dr.V.Gopalakrishnan

Contact Phone : 04639 – 245247

E-mail : [email protected]

Website URL : www.aditanarcollege.in

Name of IQAC Co-ordinator : Dr.M.Velrajan

E-mail : [email protected]

Section 1

5. Existing Academic Programmes

Under Graduate (B.A/B.Sc./B.Com. etc) - 10

1 B.A. Economics

2 B.A. English Literature

3 B.Sc. Mathematics

4 B.Sc. Chemistry

5 B.Sc. Physics

6 B.Sc. Zoology


7 B.B.A. Business Administration

8 B.Sc. Computer Science

9 B.Com. Commerce

10 B.Com. (Computer Application) (S.F.)

Post Graduate (M.A./M.Sc. / M.Com. etc.) - 5

1 M.Sc. Mathematics

2 M.A. Economics

3 M.A. English

4 M.Sc. Chemistry (S.F.)

5 M.Sc. Zoology (S.F.)

Research Programmes (M.Phil / Ph.D.) - 7

1 M.Phil. Economics (S.F.)

2 M.Phil. Mathematics (S.F.)

3 M.Phil. Chemistry (S.F.)

4 M.Phil. English (S.F.)

5 Ph.D. Mathematics

6

7

Ph.D. Economics

Ph.D. Chemistry

Certificate Programmes - 2

1 Certificate Course in Gandhian Thought

2 Diploma Course in Gandhian Thought

Professional Programmes: NIL

Other Value added programmes : 2

1 Certificate Course in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry

2 Diploma Course in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry

Any Other Programme : 1

1 Computer Education for the first year P.G. and M.Phil. students

6. Details on Programme Development

New programmes added during the year : 1

M.Sc., Zoology (S.F.)


New programmes designed : 1

1. Applied for Ph.D. English

Literature

Programmes under revision : Nil

Interdepartmental collaborative Programmes : 8

Each second year undergraduate student has to study a non-major paper in the III and

IV Semesters. The non-major paper is student optional. The following are the non-

major programmes.

1. Consumer protection

2. Journalism

3. Secretarial Practoce

4. Mathematics for Competitive Examination

5. Energy Science

6. Water Management

7. Bee-Keeping

a. Mushroom and Seed Weed Culture

8. Introduction to Information Technology

Inter Institutional Collaborative Programmes : 14

Number of review Committee recommendations implemented (Total) : 0

Number of NAAC peer team recommendations implemented : 6

Number of UGC/any other expert committee recommendations implemented : 0

Number of review committee recommendation under implementation : 0

Number of NAAC Peer team recommendations under implementation : 3

Number of University Grants Commission/ any other expert committee recommendations under implementation

: Nil

7. Faculty Details

Total faculty strength required as per norms for all programmes : --

S.No Department Sanctioned Strength

Teaching Faculty on Rolls

Aided S.F. Management

1 Tamil 4 3 - 1

2 English 15 8 1 6

3 Economics 11 8 - 3


4 Physics 6 5 - 1

5 Chemistry 7 4 - 3

6 Zoology 5 5 - -

7 Botany 1 1 - -

8 Mathematics 10 6 - 5

9 Computer Science 4 4 1 -

10 BBA – Lecturer BBA- Part-time

5 1

3 1

- 2 -

11 Commerce – Principal Commerce - Lecturer Commerce – Part-time

4 1

3 1

-

1 -

12 College Librarian 1 1 - -

13 Director of Physical Education

1 1 - -

14 P.G. Chemistry 5 1 5 -

15 P.G. Zoology 3 - 3 -

16 B.Com., (C.A.) 5 - 5 -

Total 89 55 15 22 Note: Management Appointments are actually vacancies to be filled in by the Government. Total faculty on rolls : 92

Faculty added during the year : 12

Faculty position vacant : 0

This is because the Management has filled in all 21 regular vacancies with Management Staff. Faculty left during the year : 4

Total number of visiting faculty

1. Mr.Habibullah Sheik Ismail – Part time Lecturer in BBA

2. Mr.T.Karmegam- Part time Lecturer in Commerce

: 2

Total number of guest faculty : 3 (F.D.P)

8.Qualification of Faculty

Ph.D. and above : 35

Faculty Details - Ph.D AND ABOVE - Aided (2011-2012)

S. No Name Designation

1 Dr. M.Kannan Associate Professor of Tamil & Head


2 Dr. K.Kathiresan Associate Professor of Tamil & Head

3 Dr. R.Ezily Assistant Professor of Tamil

4 Dr.K.Thanikasalam Associate Professor of English

5 Dr. R.Rita Ysodha Assistant Professor of English

6 Dr. A.Chelladurai Associate Professor of Economics & Head

7 Dr. E.Manoharan Associate Professor of Economics

8 Dr.P.Prabhakaran Associate Professor of Economics

9 Dr. C.Ramesh Associate Professor of Economics

10 Dr.V.Malaisoodum Perumal Assistant Professor of Economics

11 Dr.B.Annadurai Associate Professor of Physics & Head

12 Dr.T.Balu Associate Professor of Physics

13 Dr.P.Selvarajan Assistant Professor of Physics

14 Dr.P.Subramanian Associate Professor of Chemistry & Head

15 Dr.N.Muneeswaran Assistant Professor of Chemistry

16 Dr.G.Lakshmanan Associate Professor of Zoology & Head

17 Dr.S.Jeyakumar Assistant Professor of Zoology

18 Dr.D.Vasumathi Assistant Professor of Zoology

19 Dr.C.P.Balakrishnan Assistant Professor of Botany

20 Dr.M.Velrajan Associate Professor of Mathematics & Head

21 Dr.C.Sekar Associate Professor of Mathematics

22 Dr.A.Asokkumar Associate Professor of Mathematics

23 Dr.C.Velayutham Associate Professor of Computer Science

24 Dr.D.S.Mahendran Associate Professor of Computer Science

25 Dr.E.Damodharan Associate Professor of B.B.A. & Head

26 Dr.S.Narayanarajan Associate Professor of B.B.A.

27 Dr.V.Gopalakrishnan Associate Professor of Commerce and Principal

28 Dr.A.Soundrarajan Associate Professor of Commerce


29 Dr.P.Jeyabaskaran Associate Professor of Commerce

30 Dr.D.Jim Reeves Silent Night Director Of Physical Education (S.G.)

Faculty Details - Ph.D AND ABOVE - Management (2011-2012)


1 Dr.S.Singaravelu Assistant Professor of Tamil

2 Dr.C.Siva Murugan Assistant Professor of Economics

Faculty Details - Ph.D AND ABOVE - Self-Finance (2011-2012)


1 Dr.R. Babu Sivaraj Kirubanithi Faculty In Charge of M.Phil & & Head

2 Dr.P.K. Ganesan Associate Professor of P.G. Chemistry & Head

3 Dr.J. Ezhil Assistant Professor of Zoology

M.Phil. : 48

Faculty Details - M.Phil - Aided (2011-2012)


1 Mr.G.R.Jawager Associate Professor of English & Head

2 Mr.T.Paulpandian Associate Professor of English

3 Mrs.V.Shanthi Assistant Professor of English

4 Mrs.P.Baratha Chelvi Assistant Professor of English

5 Mr.T.Xavier Beski Arockiaraj Assistant Professor of English

6 Miss.K.Ramajeyalakshmi Assistant Professor of English

7 Mr.A.R.P.T.Muthukumar Assistant Professor of Economics

8 Mr.V.Siva Elango Assistant Professor of Economics

9 Mr.M.Ganesan Assistant Professor of Economics

10 Mrs.R.Sreedevi Assistant Professor of Physics

11 Mr.I.Sehar Assistant Professor of Physics


12 Mr.S.Anbarasan Associate Professor of Chemistry

13 Mrs.C.Kavitha Assistant Professor of Chemistry

14 Mr.C.Sundaravadivel Assistant Professor of Zoology

15 Mrs.P.Arockia Mary Fernandez Assistant Professor of Zoology

16 Mr.A.Robert Associate Professor of Mathematics

17 Mr.S.Pasunkilipandian Assistant Professor of Mathematics

18 Mr.S.Nithyanatha Jothi Assistant Professor of Mathematics

19 Mr.S.Sethuramalingam Associate Professor of Computer Science & Head

20 Mrs.A.Anthony Sagaya Chithra Assistant Professor of B.B.A.

21 Mrs.C.Amutha Assistant Professor of P.G. Chemistry

22 Miss.D.Ruba Gnana Selvam Assistant Professor of Chemistry

Faculty Details - M.Phil. - Management (2011-2012)


1 Miss.D.Preethy Johniat Esther Assistant Professor of English

2 Miss.M.Thangeswari Assistant Professor of English

3 Miss.D.Vijila Assistant Professor of English

4 Miss.B.Ramalakshmi Assistant Professor of English

5 Mrs.S. Murugeswari Assistant Professor of Economics

6 Miss.V. Bala Ruby Assistant Professor of Economics

7 Miss.C. Anbarasi Assistant Professor of Chemistry

8 Mr.P.Gandhi Assistant Professor of English

9 Mr.S. Sivarama Hedgewar Athithan Assistant Professor of English

10 Mr.D. Jeyaraman Assistant Professor of Commerce

11 B.Viji Associate Professor of Commerce

12 Mr.V.Natarajan Assistant Professor of Physics

13 Mrs.P.Gnanachandra Assistant Professor of Mathematics


14 Mrs.M.J.Jeyanthi Assistant Professor of Mathematics

Faculty Details - M.Phil - Self-Finance (2011-2012)


1 Mrs.K.Jacinth Mispa Assistant Professor of P.G. Chemistry

2 Miss.K.Jeya Prasana Devi Assistant Professor of P.G. Chemistry

3 Miss.P. Muhambihai Assistant Professor of P.G. Chemistry

4 Mr.R. Rajkumar Assistant Professor of P.G. Chemistry

5 Miss.J.Raja Kumari Assistant Professor of Mathematics

6 Mrs.T. Gowri Assistant Professor of Zoology

7 Mrs.F. Esther Esabela Encharista Assistant Professor of Zoology

8 Mr.S.Sril Arun Assistant Professor of Commerce (C.A.) & Head

9 Mrs.T.Caroline Kanmani Annathi Assistant Professor of Commerce (C.A.)

10 Mrs.G.Parvathi Devi Assistant Professor of Commerce (C.A.)

11 Miss.P. Sundaribai @ Vanitha Assistant Professor of Commerce (C.A.)

12 Miss.R. Raja Boopathy Assistant Professor of Commerce (C.A.)

Masters : 7

Faculty Details – Master Degree (2011-2012) S. No Name Designation

1 Mr.R.Muthukrishnan, M.A., M.L.I.S., College Librarian (S. G. )

2 M.Habibullah Sheik Ismail Part Time Lecturer in B.B.A.

3 V.Gayathri Assistant Professor of B.B.A. (Management)

4 C. Kavitha Assistant Professor of Computer Science (Management)

5

6

7


Any Other : 02


1 Mr.R.Balakrishnan, B.E., Assistant Professor of Computer Science

2 T.Karmegan Part Time Lecturer in Commerce

9. Faculty qualification improvement

Ph.D. Awarded to existing faculty : 5

S. No

Name of the Faculty Title of the Thesis University

1 2 3 4 5

M.Phil. awarded to existing faculty : Nil

Any other degree awarded to existing faculty : Nil

10.Administrative Staff Details

Administrative Staff

Total sanctioned strength : 51

Actual Strength : 45

S.No Department Sanctioned Strength

Non-Teaching Faculty on Rolls

Aided Management

1 Superintendent 1

2 Assistant 3

3 Junior Assistant 4

4 Steno-Typist 1

5 Typist 2

6 Store-keeper 1

7 Laboratory Assistant

9


8 Museum Keeper 1

9 Mechanic – 1 1

10 Library Assistant 1

11 Record Clerk 4

12 Office Assistant 8

13 Waterman 2

14 Gardener 2

15 Watchman 2

16 Sweeper 6

17 Scavenger 2

18 Marker 1

Total 51 30 15

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF - AIDED (2011-2012)

S.NO Name Designation

1 Mr.M.PARAMASIVAN SUPERINTENDNT

2 Mr.R.RAJAN ATHITHAN ASSISTANT

3 Mr.P.PONDURAI ASSISTANT

4 Mr.G.PANNEERSELVAN JUNIOR.ASSISTANT

5 Mr.P.MUNIAPPAN JUNIOR.ASSISTANT

6 Mr.C.JAYARAJ JUNIOR.ASSISTANT

7 Mrs.J.SILUVAI ROSE MARY TYPIST

8 Mr.M.GANAPATHY RECORD CLERK

9 Mr.M.PARAMASIVAN RECORD CLERK

10 Mr.P.GURUNATHAN RECORD CLERK


ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF - MANAGEMENT (2011-2012)


1 Mr.V.M.BALAMURUGAN ACCOUNTANT

Added during the year of reporting : 0

Left during the year : 0

No.of posts vacant : 6

11.Technical Support Staff Details Total sanctioned strength : 12

Actual Strength : 12

Technical Support Staffs - Aided (2011-2012)


1 Mr.G.THABASUMANI STORE KEEPER

2 Mr.S.NATARAJAN LAB. ASSISTANT

3 Mr.C.THANAPAUL LAB. ASSISTANT

4 Mr.M.UMAKANTHAN LAB. ASSISTANT

5 Mr.M.SAPPANI LAB. ASSISTANT

6 Mr.V.ARUNACHALAM LAB. ASSISTANT

7 Mr.M.MADHAVAN LAB. ASSISTANT

8 Mr.L.KUMARAGURUBARAN MECHANIC - I (SG)

9 Mr.L.JEYAKUMAR LIBRARY ASSISTANT

Technical Support Staffs - Management (2011-2012)


1 Mr.J.GARRATT LAB. ASSISTANT

2 Mr.N. VENKATACHALAPATHI LAB. ASSISTANT

3 Mr.S. SATHIYARAJ LAB. ASSISTANT

4 Mr.S. ANBUSELVAN LAB. ASSISTANT


5 Mr.M. MUTHUKUMAR LIBRARY ASSISTANT

6 Mr.V. SARAVANAMUTHU LIBRARY ASSISTANT

Technical Support Staffs - Self-Finance (2011-2012)


1 Mr.P.MAHARAJAN LAB. ASSISTANT

2 Miss.N. JANAKI LAB. ASSISTANT

OTHER STAFF - AIDED (2011-2012)


1 Mr.M.MURUGAN WATERMAN(SG)

2 Mr.K.SRIDHAR GARDENER

3 Mr.K.MUNIYANDI SWEEPER (SPL.GR.)

4 Mr.M.NARAYANAVADIVOO SWEEPER(SG)

5 Mr.P.THARMALINGAM SWEEPER(SG)

6 Mr.P.ESAKKIAMMAL SCAVANGER(SG)

7 Mr.A.THANGAVEL MARKER (S.G.)

OTHER STAFF - MANAGEMENT (2011-2012)


1 Mr.M.SENTHIL KUMAR OFFICE ASSISTANT

2 Mr.G.ARUMUGAPERUMAL OFFICE ASSISTANT

3 Mr.V.MUTHULAKSHMI AAYAH

4 Mr.M.SARASWATHY SWEEPER

5 Mr.S.RAVIKUMAR MARKER

Added during the year of reporting : 0

Left during the year : 0

No.of posts vacant : 0

12. Establishment details


Date of establishment of IQAC : 09.08.2006

13. Composition of IQAC

Number of IQAC members : 12

Number of Alumni in IQAC : 0

Number of Students in IQAC : 0

Number of Faculty in IQAC : 9

Number of Administrative Staff in IQAC : 0

Number of Technical Staff in IQAC : 0

Number of Management Representatives : 2

Number of External experts in IQAC : 0

Number of any other stakeholders and community representatives : 1

14. IQAC Meetings

Number of IQAC meetings held during the year : 4

During the year 2011 – 2012 Four IQAC Meetings were held on the following days: 13.06.2011, 02.07.2011, 07.01.2012 and 21.04.2012.

15. Whether Calendar of activities of IQAC formulated for the academic year : Yes

In the IQAC meeting held on 13.06.2011, after careful deliberations the calendar of activities were formulated and recorded in the Minutes note book.

16. IQAC Plans for Development

Number of academic programmes proposed : 1

A proposal to open a Research Centre in English in 2012 – 13 was sent to the Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli. Number of value added programmes proposed : 2

Proposed to continue the following value and added course: i. Certificate Course in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry

ii. Diploma Course in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry

Number of skill oriented programmes proposed : 7

i. A programme on computer skill for U.G. students

ii. A. programme on communication skills for U.G. students

iii. Karate

iv. A programme on computer skill for Physically Disabled Students

v. A programme on communication skills for physically Disabled students


vi. Personality Development

vii. Yogakills

Number of faculty competency and development programmes proposed : 1

Orientation programme for junior Faculty members

Number of other staff developmental programmes proposed : 1

A programme on soft skills for the Non-teaching staffComputer Training Number of student mentoring programmes proposed : 19

Proposed to conduct 19 orientation programmes given in the Guidelines for the Advisors. 9 programmes are given in our book titled “Guideline for Advisors” Number of co-curricular activities proposed : 14

e Proposed to conduct the following activities i. Value Education Forum activities : 7

ii. Youth Red Cross Forum activities : 1

iii. N.C.C Army Forum activities : 1

iv. N.C.C. Naval Forum activities : 1

v. N.S.S Units : 4

Total 14 Number of inter department cooperative schemes proposed : 2

i. Proposed to conduct Spoken English for M.Sc. Mathematics students

ii. Proposed to conduct Numerical Ability for M.A. English Literature students

Number of community extension programmes proposed : 30

Proposed to conduct the following community extension Programmes through

1. Sivanthi Community Radio : 22

2. N.S.S : 6

3. N.C.C. : 2

Total : 30 anthi Commun

Any other programmes proposed : 25

Proposed to conduct 25 programmes through the following Club/Cell/Forum/ Academy.

1. General Knowledge Cell

2. Fine Arts Club

3. Drama Club (English)


4. Drama Club (Tamil)

5. Music Club

6. Philately Club

7. Weight Lifting Club

8. Folk Arts Club

9. Gardening Club

10. Numismatics Club

11. Information Service

12. Writers Forum – Tamil

13. Writers Forum – English

14. Women’s Welfare Programmes

15. Citizen Consumers Club

16. Chess Club

17. Road Safety Patrol

18. Adventure Club

19. Audio Visual Club

20. Eco Club

21. Health Club

22. Red Ribbon Club

23. Photography Club

24. Student Services

25. Sivanthi Academy

17. IQAC Plans for Development & Implementation

New academic programmes implemented : 1

M.Sc. Zoology was started in the academic year 2011-2012 as a self-financing programme. Ph.D. English Number of value added programmes implemented : 2

S.No Course No.of Students


1. Certificate Course in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry

36

2. Diploma Course in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry

31

rse in SScnce and Agricultural Chemistry – 35 students

Number of skill oriented programmes implemented : 7

S.No Name of the Programme Duration

1. Karate 14.07.2011 to 30.03.2012

2. A programme on computer skills for

Differently abled students

23.07.2011,25.07.2011,30.07.2011

3. A programme on communication skills

for Differently abled students

26.07.2011 to 29.07.2011,

01.08.2011 to 05.08.2011

4. Personality Development 06.12.2011 to 20.04.2012

5. A programme on Communication skills

for English Literature students

06.12.2011 to 20.04.2012

6. Yoga 10.03.2012

7. A programme on Computer skills for

English Literature Students

13.03.2012 to 17.03.2012

Number of faculty competency and development programmes implemented : 1

An Orientation Programme for Junior Faculty Members was conducted on 09.07.2011

Number of other staff developmental programmes implemented : 1

A Programme on Soft skills for the Non-Teaching staff was Conducted on 17.03.2011

Number of student mentoring programmes implemented : 19

In our college, every class has an Advisor from the respective department. The same teacher will act as the Advisor for all the three years from the first year to the third year. These Advisors implement all the nineteen programmes mentioned in the book entitled Guidelines for the Advisors.

Number of co-curricular activities implemented : 14

a) Value Education Forum -

Value Education Forum of our College has been functioning for more than three decades. The objective of the Value Education Forum is to inculcate human values in the students. To make this happen, special lectures are arranged on different occasions between 8.50 A.M to 9.40 A.M. These lectures will be followed by a Question and Answer Session with the students. Dr. V. Malaisoodum Perumal is the Director Mr. T. Bharathi, I. M.Sc., Zoology is the student Secretary Following are the Lectures organized by the Value Education Forum.


S. No.

Date Topic Guest Speaker

1. 25.08.2011

Inauguration Mr.R.Anthony Sutherson Radirgue, Secretary, Padmashree Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar Nursing College, Tiruchendur.

2. 05.09.2011 cah;e;j tho;T Dr. B. Annadurai, Head Department of Physics

3. 29.09.2011 ey;ytd; tho;thd; Dr.A. Chelladurai, Head, Department of Economics.

4. 20.10.2011 ,sikf; fhyk; Dr. T. Senthil Sivamuthu, Assistant Professor, Tirunelveli Medical College, Tirunelveli

5. 05.01.2011 fw;wgpd;...... Mr. S. Siril Arun, Head, Department of Commerce (Computer Application)

6. 02.02.2012 Kuz;g(h)L Mr. J. Lakshmikanthan, Assistant Professor of Tamil

7. 03.04.2012 Valedictory and Certificate Distribution

Dr. P. Jeyabaskaran, Associate Professor of Commerce

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b) Youth Red Cross - The Youth Red Cross Unit of the college aims at creating awareness on human values and community service in the minds of the students.

Programme Officer : Dr. S. Narayana Rajan, M.B.A.,Ph.D. Associate Professor of Business Administration.

Student President : S. Syed Mohaideen, III B.B.A. The following are the programme conducted by Youth Red Cross during the year 2011 -2012. S.No. Date Topic/Programme Speaker/ Organiser

1. 15.07.2011 Advisory Committee Meeting Dr. S. Narayana Rajan, M.B.A., Ph.D, Associate Professor of Business Administration

2. 08.08.2011 Committee Members Meeting Dr. S. Narayana Rajan, M.B.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Business Administration.

3. 15.08.2011 Independence Day Celebration 4. 15.09.2011 History of Red Cross Dr. K. Kathiresan, M.A., M.Phil.,

Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Tamil

5. 21.09.2011 First Aid Awareness Camp Dr. S. Vaseekaran, President, India Red Cross, Tuticorin

6. 26.01.2012 Advisory Committee Meeting Dr. S. Narayana Rjan, M.B.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Business Administration.

Youth Red Cross Camp attended by YRC Volunteers S.No. Date Camp / Participants Place

1. 27.09.2011 “Yoga – Meditation and Positive Vittilapuram,


to 28.09.2011

Thinking” Health Camp-Organised by Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli

Tirunelveli

2 23.10.2011 YRC Volunteers Camp - Participants 1. Jafferson Paul, I BBA 2. Muthu Jeyakumar, I B.Sc. 3. M.Suthakar, II B.Sc. (Zoology) 4. S.Syed Mohaideen, III BBA 5. M.Kantha Raj, III BBA 6. R.Sivamathi, III BBA 7. M.Gunasekaran, I B.Sc. (C.S.)

A.P.C. Mahalakshmi College, Tuticorin

Youth Red Cross Programme attended by YRC Volunteers S.No. Date Camp / Participants Place 1. 28.07.2011 One day workshop – Participants

1. M.Kantha Raj, III BBA 2. M.Vinoth, III BBA 3. S.Syed Mohaideen, III BBA

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli

2 30.01.2011 One day workshop – Participants 1. M.Gunasekaran, I B.Sc. (C.S.) 2. M.Suthakar, II B.Sc. (Zoology) 3. M.Jeya Chandra Kannan, III BBA 4. M.Vinoth, III BBA 5. M.Manoj, III BBA 6. K.Umaiyarasu, III BBA 7. R.Sivamathi, III BBA

G.V.N. College, Kovilpatti

c) NCC – Army -

NCC (ARMY WING) REPORT FOR THE YEAR-2011-2012

I) ACHIEVEMENTS /PROMOTIONS/AWARDS won by the Officer

1. For the first time in the history of Aditanar College of Army Wing –Captain is promoted to the rank of “Major” from 22nd January 2012.

2. Awarded, “Director General NCC –Commentation” for the 2011-2012.It is the highest recognition, from the largest Youth Organization NCC. It is a National level honour for the services of an NCC officer. First time achievement, in the history of NCC in Aditanar College of Arts and Science. Award carries a Medal and Citation.

ii) CAMPS ATTENDED BY Officer 10 Annual Training Camp at Infant Jesus College of Engineering, Keelavallanadu from 24.12.2011 to 02.01.2012 NCC/28132 Major. P.Prabhakaran, ANO-Aditanar College of Arts and Science, Tiruchendur. iii) CAMPS ATTENDED BY CADETS Annual Training Camp at Tiruchendur from 07.05.2011 to 16.05.2011.

S.NO REGTLNO NAME OF THE CADET CLASS


01 TNSD/20101/28642 CDT J.Antony Livinston II B.A.,(Eco)

02 TNSD/20101/28643 CDT S.Arikrishnan II B.Com.,

03 TNSD/20101/28644 CDT.J.Baladinesh II B.A.,(Eco)

04 TNSD/20101/28645 CDT M.Bharathi Raja II B.B.A.,

05 TNSD/20101/28649 CDT K.Iyyendra Samy II B.Com.,

06 TNSD/20101/28650 CDT S.Jeya Rama Krishnan II B.Com.,

07 TNSD/20101/28658 CDT A.Punamalaimuthu II B.Sc.,(Mat)

08 TNSD/20101/28659 CDT S.Rajamani II B.Sc.,(Mat)

09 TNSD/20101/28660 CDT S.Rajakumaran II B.A.,(Eng)

10 TNSD/20101/28663 CDT J.Selvin II B.Sc.,(Mat)

11 TNSD/20101/28666 CDT.R.Sundar Rajan II B.Sc.(Mat)

12 TNSD/20101/28667 CDT.M.Suryambulingam II B.SC.,(Mat)

13 TNSD/20101/28668 CDT A.Tamilanban II B.Sc.,(Mat)

14 TNSD/20101/28671 CDT.K.Venkatesh II B.B.A.

15 TNSD/20101/28673 CDT. B.Yuvarajan II.B.A. (Eco)

TSC SELECTION CAMP AT VIRUDHUNAGAR From 18.05.2011 to 27.05.2011


01 TNSD/20101/28659 CDT.S.Rajamani II B.Sc.,(Mat)


03 TNSD/20101/28673 CDT.B. Yuvarajan II B.A.,(Eco)

TSC (B) LAUNCH AT TIRUNELVELI, St.JOHN’S SCHOOL From 03.06.2011 to 12.06.2011




03 TNSD/20101/28673 CDT.B. Yuvarajan II B.A.,(Eco)


iv) RDC SELECTION CAMP AT TIRUNELVELI From 22.07.2011 to 31.07.2011


01 TNSD/20101/28660 SGT.S.Rajakumaran IIB.A.,(Eng)

02 TNSD/20101/28666 CPL.R.Sundar Rajan II B.Sc.,(Mat)

03 TNSD/20101/28673 L/CPL.B.Yuvarajan II B.A.(Eng)

04 TNSD/20101/28644 L/CPL.J.Bala Dinesh II B.A.,(Eco)

V) ARMY ATTACHMENT CAMP AT SECUNDERABAD From 01.08.2011 to 15.08.2011


01 TNSD/20101/28643 CDT.S.Arikrishnan II B.Com.,

02 TNSD/20101/28645 CPL.M.Bharathi Raja II B.B.A.,

03 TNSD/20101/28648 CDT.R.Ganesh II B.com.,(C.A)


05 TNSD/20101/28663 CDT.J.Selvin II B.Sc.,(Mat)

06 TNSD/20101/28667 CDT.M.Suyambu Lingam II B.Sc.,(Mat)

07 TNSD/20101/28668 CPL.A.Tamilanban II B.Sc.,(Mat)

Vi) CATC – CUM GP RDC TRG CAMP AT VIRUDHU NAGAR From 20.08.2011 to 29.08.2011


01 TNSD/20101/28660 SGT. S.Rajakumaran II B.A.,(Eng)

02 TNSD/20101/28666 CPL.R.Sundar Rajan II B.Sc.,(Mat)

03 TNSD/20101/28673 L/CPL.B.Yuvarajan II B.A.,(Eco)

VII) VALLEY OF FLOWER & HEMKUND SAHIB TREKA AT UTTARAKHAND From 07.09.2011 to 16.09.2011



01 TNSD/20101/28642 L/CPL.J.Antony Livinston II B.A.,(Eco)

02 TNSD/20101/28671 CDT.K.Venkatesh II B.B.A.

VIII) CATC-CUM-GP RDC CAMP AT TIRUNELVELI From 07.09.2011 to 16.09.2011


01 TNSD/20101/28660 SGT.S.Rajakumaran II B.A.,(Eng)

02 TNSD/20101/28666 CPL.R.Sundar rajan II B.Sc.,(Mat)


1X) MADURAI GROUP RDC CAMP AT SOLAPURAM From 20.09.2011 to 29.09.2011





X) INTER GROUP COMPETITIONS RDC CAMP AT SOLAPURAM From 30.09.2011 to 09.10.2011





X1) NIC-I BY TN P & AN CAMP AT THANJAVUR From 01.10.2011 to 12.10.2011


01 TNSD/20101/28668 CPL.A.Tamilanban II B.Sc.,(Mat)

XII) RDC TRAINING CAMP AT MADURAI From 29.10.2011 to 07.11.2011




02 TNSD/20101/28666 CPL.R.Sundar Rajan II B.Sc.(Mat)

XIII) BASIC LEADERSHIP CAMP AT MAHARASHITRA, WARDHA From 07.12.2011 to 18.12.2011


01 TNSD/20101/28644 L/CPL.J.Bala Dinesh II B.A.,(Eco)

02 TNSD/20101/28645 CPL.M.Bharathi Raja II B.B.A.,

XIV) ANNUAL TRAINING CAMP AT INFANT JESUS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, KEELAVALLANADU From 24.12.2011 to 02.01.2012


01 TNSD/20101/28642 L/CPL.J.Antony livinston II B.A.,(Eco)

02 TNSD/20101/28643 CDT.S.Arikrishnan II B.Com.,

03 TNSD/20101/28648 CDT.R.Ganesan II B.Com.,(C.A)

04 TNSD/20101/28649 CDT.K.Iyyendra Samy II.B.Com.,

05 TNSD/20101/28650 CDT.S.Jeya rama Krishnan II B.Com.,

06 TNSD/20101/28657 CDT.S.Prem kumar II B.Com.(C.A)

07 TNSD/20101/28659 CDT.S.Rajamani II.B.Sc.,(Mat)


09 TNSD/20101/28661 CDT.I.Sakthivelmurugan II B.Com.,(C.A)

10 TNSD/20101/28663 CDT.J.Selvin II B.Sc.,(Mat)

11 TNSD/20101/28666 CDT.R.Selvin II B.Sc.,(Mat)

12 TNSD/20101/28667 CDT.M.Suyambulingam II B.Sc.,(Mat)

NCC (ARMY WING) REPORT FOR THE YEAR-2011-2012

i) COURSES/CAMPS ATTENDED BY NCC OFFICER


NAME : Ltcdr.D.S.MAHENDRAN Divisional Commander 1) Name of the Camp : COMBINED ANNUAL TRAINING CAMP PLACE ADITANAR COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE Tiruchendur DATE : 03.06.2011 TO 12.06.2011 POSITION : DEPUTY CAMP COMMANDANT 2) Name of the Camp : ADVANCE LEADERSHIP CAMP PLACE : Dr.SIVANTHI ADITANAR COLLEGE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION, TIRUCHENDUR DATE : 22.12.2011 TO 02.01.2012 IMPORTANCE : ALL INDIA CAMP ii) Camps Attended by cadets: 1. RDC -IVC CAMP AT TIRUNELVELI From 21.07.2011 to 31.07.2011

S.NO NAME OF THE CADET RANK CLASS

1 M.Nagarajan L/C II B.Sc.,(C.S)

2 S.Parvathi Muthu L/C II B.SC.,(Phy)

3 M.Ramu NCI II B.A.,(Eng)

4 M.Suresh NCI II B.Sc., (Che)

5 G.Suthakar NCI II B.Sc., (Che)

6 S.Vijay Prabhakar NCI II B.A.,(Eng)

II) NAUSAININK INTER UNIT COMPETITION AT PUDUCHERRY From 07.09.2011 to 19.09.2011


1 M.Anantharaj POC II B.Sc.,(phy)

2 M.Esakki Ananth POC II B.Com.,

3 S.Parvathi Muthu LIC II B.Sc., (Phy)

4 G.Suthagar NIC II B.Sc.,(Che)

III) ELECTION DUTY From 18.10.2011 to 19.10.2011



1 T.Jegan LIC II B.Sc.,(Phy)

2 A.Mathan Samy NCI II B.A.,(Eng)

3 S.Parvanthimuthu LIC II .B.A.,(Phy)

4 M.Ramu NCI II B.A.,(Eng)

IV) COMBINED ANNUAL TRAINING CAMP-TIRUCHENDUR From 24.12.2011 to 02.01.2012


1 K.Ajay Shunmuga Sundararaja

NIC I.B.Sc.,(Mat)

2 V.Antonyraj NIC I.B.Sc.,(Mat)

3 M.Karthick NIC I.B.Sc.,(Mat)

4 A.Karthick Sankar NIC I B.Sc.,(Mat)

5 C.Sam Jebaraj NIC I B.Sc.,(Mat)

6 C.Balamurugan NIC I B.Sc.,(Che)

7 M.R.Hameed Asik NIC I B.Sc.,(Che)

8 A.Starlishraj NIC I B.Sc.,(Che)

9 A.Kajamaideen NIC I B.Sc.,(Che)

10 P.Thenraj NIC I B.com.,

11 S.Kannan NIC I B.com.,

12 K.Muthurajan NIC I B.com.,

13 E.Sivasankar NIC I B.com.,

14 N.Saravana kumar NIC I B.A.,(Eco)

15 S.Dinesh NIC I B.A.,(Eng)

16 P.Seenivasanelson NIC I B.A.,(Eng)

17 S.Anandha Natarajan NIC I B.A.,(C.S)

18 P.Palkumar NIC I B.A.,(C.S)

19 S.Pravin kumar NIC I B.Sc.,(Zoo)

20 A.Muthuraja Gopal NIC I B.Sc.,(Phy)


21 B.Ajayachakaravarthy NIC I B.B.A.,

22 D.Baskar NIC I B.Com.,(C.A)

23 R.Bharathan NIC I B.Com.,(C.A)

V) ADVANCED LEADSHIP CAMP-TIRUCHENDUR From 22.12.2011 to 02.01.2012


1 M.Anantharaj POC II B.Sc.,(Phy)

2 M.Esakki Ananth POC II B.Com.,

3 T.Jegan POC II B.Sc.,(Phy)

4 M.Karupasamy @ Ananth POC II B.com

5 M.Nagarajan POC II B.Sc.,(C.S)

6 S.Parvathi POC II B.Sc.,(Phy)

7 M.Ramu POC II B.Sc.,(Eng)

d) NCC – Naval Wing I. Students Achievements

a. P.O.C.M.Anantha Raj – II B.Sc. (Physics) received First Prize in all India Level Firing Competition held at tur during “All India Advance Leadership Camp” from 22.12.2011 to 02.01.2012.

II. Community Service a. Seven Cadets donated blood in a Blood Donation Camp organised 3 (TN)

Naval Unit, Tiruchendur at G.H. tuticorin on 26.08.2011.

III. Best Practices a. Four cadets detailed for Local Body Election Banochobust and – to

Tuticorin District Public Public for two days from 18.10.2011 to 19.10.2011.

b. Falicitation arranged by the cadets f NCC Naval & Army Wing to Major.P.Prabhakaran on 30.03.2012 for receiving Director General (DG) NCC Commedndation.

Number of inter departmental cooperative schemes implemented : 2

S.No. Programmes Duration Organiser 1. Spoken English for M.Sc.

Mathematics students 08.08.2011 to

Department of English


27.08.2011 2 Numerical Ability for M.A. English

Literature students 08.08.2011 to 27.08.2011

Department of Mathematics

Number of community extension programmes implemented : 30

Sivanthi Community Radio The following 19 programmes are broadcasted through Sivanthi Community Radio.

1 Science for Women’s Health and Nutrition 15 minutes - everyday

2 Tips for keeping the House Clean Programme 5 minutes – everyday

3 Health Awareness Programme 30 minutes - weekly 2 times

4 Programme on Self-confidence for Youth 5 minutes – everyday

5 A programme on Current Trends in Science 30 minutes - weekly 3 times

6 A Programme on Developing the I.Q. of children 15 minutes - weekly once

7 Interview with the Members of the Community 20 to 30 minutes - weekly 5 times

8 Social Awareness Programme 30 minutes - weekly once

9 Environmental Awareness Programme Weekly once

10 Folk Songs 15 minutes- everyday

11 Know Your English 10 minutes - weekly once

12 A Programme on the significance of Natural Medicine 15 minutes - weekly once

13 AIDS Awareness Programme Weekly once

14 Know Your Society 15 minutes - monthly once

15 Human Values Through Thirukural 10 minutes - everyday

16 Women’s Education 10 minutes - monthly once

17 Leprosy Awareness Programme 10 minutes - monthly once

18 Marine Awareness Programme 30 minutes - 5 days a week

19 Know Your Economics 15 minutes – 5 days a week

S. No Programme Duration Organiser

20

A workshop on “Production of Radio Programmes and Job Opportunities in Radio Stations and Broadcasting”. Venure: Aditanar College of Arts and Science, Tiruchendur

11.08.2011 Sivanthi Community Radio


21

A Workshop on “Creation of Radio Programmes and Employment Opportunities in this Industry”. Venue: Govindammal Aditanar College for Women, Tiruchendur

29.12.2011

Sivanthi Community Radio in collaboration with the Tamil Department of Govindammal Aditanar College for Women, Tiruchendur

22 Plantation of Tree Saplings 26.01.2012 Sivanthi Community Radio with NSS Units

23 N.S.S. Day Celebration 24.09.2011 NSS

24 “Regulation of Crowd” during the Kulasekarapatnam Mutharamman Koil Dasara Festival”

03.10.2011 to

07.10.2011 NSS

25 Election work by N.S.S. Volunteers 16.10.2011

to 17.10.2011

NSS

26 Hundial Counting in Lord Muruga Temple, Tiruchendur 21.10.2011 NSS

27 Hundial Counting in Mutharamman Koil

25.10.2011 &

07.03.2012 NSS

28 One Day Seminar on “Creation of Scientific Awareness” 15.03.2012 Department of

Zoology

29 Election Bandbust Duty 18.10.2011

to 19.10.2011

NCC Naval Wing

30 Physics Awareness Programmes for S.S.L.C. Class Students

10.01.2012 to

13.01.2012

Department of Physics

17.Any other programmes Implemented : 39

Totally 39 programmes were conducted, 14 by Sivanthi Academy with our teachers as

Resource Persons and 25 by various clubs which are functioning in the College very

effectively. Details of the 29 programmes are listed below:

Sl. No

Programme Duration Organiser

1 Bank Clerical Cadre – GK Test 04.01.2012 General Knowledge Cell 2 Inter School G.K. Test – TP Meeenakshi

Sundaram Memorial Rolling Cup 09.02.2012 General Knowledge Cell

3 I.A.S. Model Test 10.02.2012 General Knowledge Cell 4 Inter Collegiate G.K. Test – Kamarajar

Memorial Rolling Cup 27.02.2012 General Knowledge Cell

5 Eng for Creative Expression - Tutorial 28.09.2011 to 27.01.2012

Writers' Forum – English

6 Verse Writing Competition 30.01.2012 Writers' Forum – English


7 Essay Writing Competition 31.01.2012 Writers' Forum – English

8 Short Story Writing Competition 01.02.2012 Writers' Forum – English

9 Book Exhibition – Bharathi Book Depot 13.09.2011 & 14.09.2011

Library Committee

10 Book Exhibition – Velavan Book Centre 01.02.2012 & 02.02.2012

Library Committee

11 Book Exhibition – Higginbothams Pvt. Ltd.

23.02.2012 & 24.02.2012

Library Committee

12 Chess Tournament – Boys 28.02.2012 Chess Club 13 Chess Tournament – Girls 28.02.2012 Chess Club 14 Aditanar Educational Institution – Inter

Collegiate Chess Tournament (Padmashri.Dr.B.Sivanthi Aditanar Rolling Cup)

29.02.2012 Chess Club

15 ‘Consumer Rights’ Awareness Programme

13.08.2011 Citizen Consumer Club

16 World Consumer Day Celebration 12.03.2012 Citizen Consumer Club 17 Crowd Regulation and Two-wheeler

license for students 2011-2012 Road Safety Patrol

18 Body – building 2011-2012 Weight Lifting Club 19 Lecture on “How to write skit and one-act

play” 29.07.2011 Drama Club – English

20 Training “How to Act” 09.11.2011 to 09.01.2012 --- 20.02.2012 to 05.03.2012

Drama Club – English

21 Training to the students to bring out a manuscript in Tamil

2011-2012 Writers' Forum - Tamil

22 Training to the students to participate in Fine Arts Programmes

2011-2012 Fine Arts Club

23 Training to the students to participate in Folk Arts Competitions

2011-2012 Folk Arts Club

24 Guidelines to students for Admission 31.05.2012 to 09.06.2012

Information Service

25 One Day Programme on Positive Discrimination

15.03.2012 Equal Opportunity Centre

18. IQAC Seminars and Conferences Number of Seminars / Conferences /Workshops organized by IQAC within the institution: 3 Totally one workshop and two Seminars were conducted. The two Seminars were

conducted along with the enabling unit of Higher Education for Persons with Special Needs

(HEPSN Scheme). The Workshop was conducted along with the Dept of Mathematics. The

objective of conducting these Seminars and Workshop is to enhance the quality of teaching

and learning


Details are given below: S. No

Title of Seminar/Works

hop

Date Resource Persons No of Participants

Inside Outside 1 Seminar on

“Personality Development and soft skills”

17.09.2011

1. Mr.H.Subramaian.,M.A.B.Ed.M.Phil.,

2. Mr.Thameemul Ansari, M.A. B.Ed., M.Phil., B.L. (Research Training Consultancy, Chennai

60 -

2 Seminar on “ Problems of Differently abled Persons”

19.09.2011

1. Mr.S. Greek Kumar, B.Com., B.l. Advocate, Tiruchendur

100 -

3. Workshop on “Teaching Mathematics” For X standard Mathematics teacher in and around Tiruchendur

11.02.2012

i) Dr.M.Velrajan.,M.sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. 2) Dr.C.Sekar., M.sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. 3) Dr.A.Ashok kumar., M.sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

- 45

Total 160 45 Number of participants from the institution : 160

Number of participants from outside : 45

Number of external experts invited : 03

Number of external conferences / seminars / workshops on institutional quality attended

: 2

Sl.No Name of the Faculty Title of workshop / Conference

Date Organizer Nature of Participated


1 Dr.S.Narayanarajan, Associate Professor of Business Administration

UGC Sponsored National Workshop on Career Planning, Challenges and Opportunities

30.09.2011

IQAC and Career Guidance Cell, Pope’s College Sawyerpuram

Resouce Person

2 Mrs.V.Shanthi, Assistant Professor of English

UGC Sponsored National Conference on Quality Enhancement in Teaching , Learning Evaluation process through ICT in HEIS.

July 28,29 2011

IQAC Sri Parasakthi College for Women

Paper Presenter Topic of the paper: Digital Library Boon for stake holders of Higher Education

Number of events conducted with IQACs of other institutions as collaborative programmes :Nil

19. Did IQAC receive any funding from UGC during the year? : No

20. If the response to Qn.18 is Yes, please provide the amount received from UGC- (Input 0-if NA/NIL-) Any other source including internal financial support from the management (Specify amount)

:

Amount received from UGC : 0

Amount received from any other source including the College Management

: Rs.3,990/-

This amount was contributed to IQAC by our Management

21. Significant contribution made by IQAC on quality enhancement during current

year

• Internet Access provided to all the PG and M.Phil., students in P.G. Computer Lab.

• Restricted Internet Access provided to M.A., and M.Phil., English students in the English Department.

• Use of ICT in the classroom. • Motivating and training the students to develop communication skills and

computer skills.

On the suggestions given by IQAC the following programmes were conducted: • NET coaching for PG students.


• Coaching for Bank Service – Clerical cadre and Probationary Officer. • Coaching class for Group IV – TNPSC • One day counselling for Civil Service Exams. • Coaching for TET for P.G. students. • Coaching for ‘TRB – English’ along with Sivanthi Academy

The following Grievance Redressal Cells have been formed: I. Faculty Grievance Redressal Cell

Co-ordinator: Dr.M.Velrajan Associate Professor and Head, Department of Mahtematics (Management Committee Member)

Members: 11.. Dr.A.Soundrarajan, Associate Professor of Commerce

22.. Dr.T.Balu, Associate Professor of Physics

33.. Dr.K.Thanikasalam, Associate Professor of English

II. Staff Grievance Redressal Cell

Co-ordinator: Dr.C.Sekar, Associate Professor of Mathematics (Management Committee Member)

Members: 11.. Mr.M.Paramasivan, Office Superintendent 22.. Mr.R.Rajan Athithan, Assistant 33.. Mr.G.Panneerselvan, Junior Assistant

III. Students Grievance Redressal Cell

Co-ordinator: Dr.P.Jeyabaskaran, Associate Professor of Commerce (Convener of Student Welfare & Disciplinary Committee)

Members: 11.. Dr.A.Chelladurai, Associate Professor and Head, Department of Economics

22.. Selvi.D.Crowny, II M.A., (English) 33.. Selvan. L.Venkatesa Perumal, III B.Com.,

SECTION- III 22. Academic Programmes Number of new academic programmes developed or designed by faculty : 0

Our College is a Non-autonomous college. So it is not possible to develop or design new academic programmes. Aditanar College of Arts and Science is affiliated to Manonmanium Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli

Number of faculty members involved in curriculum restricting / revisions / syllabus development

: 6

Following is the list of the faculty of Aditanar College of Arts and Science who functioned as members of different Board of Studies contributing to syllabus development.

1 Dr.C.Sekar, Associate Professor of Mathematics

Member, P.G. Mathematics Board of Studies, Manonmanium

2009-2012


Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli 2 Dr.P.Subramaniam, Associate

Professor and Head, Department of Chemistry

i. Member, U.G.Chemistry, Board of Studies, Manonmanium Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli

ii. Member, U.G. Chemistry Board of Studies, St.Mary’s College (Autonomous) Tuticorin

2009-2012

3 Dr.K.Thanikasalam, Associate Professor of English

Member, P.G. English, Board of Studies, Manonmanium Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli

2009-2012

4 Mr.T.Paulpandian, Associate Professor of English

Member, Part II English, Board of Studies, Manonmanium Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli

2009-2012

5 Dr.A.Soundrarajan, Associate Professor of Commerce

Subject Expert, Board of Studies of M.Com., and M.Phil., V.V.Vanniaperumal College for Women (Autonomous), Virudhunagar

12.09.2011 to 11.09.2013

6 Dr.D.S.Mahendran, Associate Professor of Computer Science

i. Member, U.G. Information Technology, Board of Studies, Alagappa University, Karaikudi

ii. Member, U.G. Computer Science, Board of Studies, St.Mary’s College (Autonomous) Tuticorin

2011 – 2014 From 09.03.2012

Number of programmes in which evaluation process reformation taken up and implemented

: 15

As our College is an affiliated College reformation in evaluation process in the

University Examination is not possible. But in the University Internal Tests we have

made radical changes. It is centralised with a Co-ordinator (Dr.A.Soundrarajan,

Associate Professor of Commerce) who conducts all the three Internal Tests on specified

dates for all the students. He is responsible for the collection, preparation and

distribution of question papers. He sets deadlines for the evaluation of the Test Papers.

He also gets feedback from the students about the nature of the question papers. Without

revealing the identity of the student he passes on the feedback to the respective teacher

for correction and understanding.

Number of active teaching days during the current academic year : 180

Average percentage of attendance of students : 82%

Percentage of classes engaged by guest faculty and temporary teachers

:


Number of Guest Faculty 3

Number of Temporary Teachers 22

Number of Guest & Temporary Teachers 25

Total Number of faculty 92

Percentage of classes engaged by guest faculty and temporary teachers

= (25/92) X 100 = 28%

: 28%

Number of self financed programmes offered : 10

Number of aided programmes offered : 12

Number of programmes discontinued during the year : NIL

23 Whether any systematic student feedback mechanism is in place?

Yes. In our college there is an Advisor for every class who acts as a friend,

philosopher and guide to the students addressing their academic and personal

problems. As he is closely and personally connected to the students, the students

have absolute faith in him. So, this Advisor informally and orally collects

feedback from the students about the quality of teaching and the quality of

materials supplied to the students. He passes on this feedback to the Head of the

Department who in turn passes it on to the respective teacher personally. In our

experience, we feel that this systematic ‘oral student feedback mechanism’ is very

effective enhancing the quality of teaching and learning.

In addition to this, during the Farewell Function, III Year U.G. students and II Year P.G.

students are encouraged to talk about the curriculum, syllabus, teachers and the materials

supplied in the presence of all the teachers of the Department and the Principal. This oral

feedback by the students will be both Positive and Negative. But, the point is, because of

their emotional vulnerability, on that occasion, the students mostly speak out the truth.

Whether it is positive or negative, the teachers take it sportively and constructively.

Further, a printed format for feedback is given to the students.

Student Feed Back

The Feed Back (enclosed herewith) given by the students of Final Year UG and PG as a

response to the Questionnaire (enclosed herewith) given to them with fifteen different

categories to be classified under a five point scale is highly satisfactory. The feedback to

some of the areas like ‘Academic Content’, ‘Fairness of Evaluation (Internal

Assessment)’, ‘Library’, ‘Interaction with Faculty’, ‘Extra-curricular Activities’, ‘Sports


Facilities’, ‘Advisory System’ and ‘Personal Relationship with Department’ is

exemplary. ‘Computer Facility’ and ‘Hostel Facilities’ are the areas which have to be

improved and necessary action is being taken to address these issues. The two

distinguishing features of the feedback are ‘Usefulness of Teaching Materials’ and

‘Confidence Level’ as a result of studying in the College’ are highly remarkable.

Necessary action is being taken to further improve upon all the remaining thirteen areas

to reach academic and administrative perfection.

This printed consolidated feedback is given to all the Departments for consideration.

24 Feedback Details

Percentage of courses where student feedback is taken 100

25 Is feedback for improvement provided to the faculty? Yes

26 Faculty Research, Projects and Publication details for the year 2011-2012

Number of major research projects undertaken during the year 3

S. No

Name of the Faculty

Title of the Project Period Amount

Approved

Grant Realsed as

first installment

Funding Agency

1 Dr.P.Subramaniam, Associate Professor and Head, Department of Chemistry

Micellar effect on the Fe(III) and Cr(III)-salen catalysed redox reactions of methionines and thioether containing organic compounds.

For 3 years w.e.f. 01.02.2011

9,80,300 6,81,300 UGC

2 Dr.P.Selvarajan, Associate Professor of Physics

Studies on novel nlo based l-alarine picrate crystals grown by solution method with slow evaporation and slow cooling techniques

For 3 years w.e.f. 01.07.2011

9,11,300 6,47,300 UGC


Growth and characterization of some novel NLO based single crystals of L-alarine

For 3 years w.e.f. 19.07.2011

19,54,600 13,50,000 Department of Science and Technology


complexes

Number of minor research projects undertaken during the year : Nil

Number of major ongoing projects : Nil

Number of minor ongoing projects : 1

S. No

Name of the Faculty

Title of the Project Period Amount Approved

Funding Agency


Marketing Strategy Adopted by SHG in Tirunelveli

2010-2012

Rs. 1,00,000

UGC

Number of major projects completed : 0

Number of minor projects completed : 1

S. No

Name of the Faculty

Title of the Project Period Amount Approved

Funding Agency

1 Dr.P.Thangavelu, Associate Professor of Mathematics

Studies a Topology via Rough Sets

2010- 2012

60,000 UGC

Number of major project proposals submitted for external funding : Nil

Number of minor project proposals submitted for external funding : Nil

Number of research publications in peer reviewed journals : 79

Number of research publications in international peer reviewed journals : 45

Number of research publications in national peer reviewed journals : 17

Number of research papers accepted in national peer reviewed journals : 1

Number of research papers accepted for publication in international peer reviewed journals

: 1

Average of impact factor of publications reported : 1

Number of books published : 9

Number of edited books published : 1

S. No

Title of the Book Editors / Author / Coacher ISBN/ Month

1 Financial Inclusion – issues, opportunities and challenges of Indian Commercial Banks

1. Dr.V.Gopalakrishnan, Principal

2. Dr.A.Soundrarajan, Associate Professor of Commerce

3. Dr.P.Jeyabaskaran, Associate Professor of Commerce

ISBN 978-93-80314-12-9. September 2011


2 Velai Valangum Padippukal Author : Dr.S.Narayanarajan, Associate Professor of Business Administration

January 2012

`3 IAS Vettri Ungal Kaiyiel Author : Dr.S.Narayanarajan, Associate Professor of Business Administration

April 2012

4 TNPSC Group IV Thearvil Elithil Vettri Peralam

Author : Dr.S.Narayanarajan, Associate Professor of Business Administration

May 2012

5 The Impact of Economic Reforms on Indian Machinery and Machine Tools Industry

Author Dr.C.Sivamurugan, Assistant Professor of Economics

ISBN-978-93-81136-24-9

6 National Rural Employment Programme

Author Dr.C.Sivamurugan, Assistant Professor of Economics

ISBN 978-81-261-4933-9

7 Personality Development Co-Author Dr.S.Narayanarajan, Associate Professor of Business Administration

8 Book: Kaleidoscope of Lifelong Education Chapter : Education with value system is the need of the Hour. PP 140-146

Chapter – author Dr.C.Sivamurugan, Assistant Professor of Economics

ISBN: 978-93-81084-67-0

9 Book: Alegbra and its Applications – Recent Developments Chapter: Construction of Inclusive Distributive Hyperrings PP 167 -176

Chapter- author Dr.M.Velrajan and Dr.A.Asokkumar, Department of Mathematics

ISBN 978-81-8487-124-1.2011

Number of books (single authored) published : 5

Number of books (co-authored) published : 3

Number of conferences attended by faculty : 72

Number of international conferences attended : 13

Number of national conferences attended : 30

Number of papers presented in conferences : 47

Number of papers presented in international conferences : 11

Number of papers presented in national conferences : 23


Number of conferences organized by the Institution : 5

S. No

Seminar / Workshop Date Department

1 UGC sponsored Seminar on “Financial Inclusion – Issued Opportunities and Challenges of Indian Commercial Bank”

24.09.2011 and 25.07.2011

Commerce

2 Workshop on “Testing of Hypothesis in Economics Research”

28.09.2011 Economics

3 Workshop on “Nuclear Science in Medicine” in association with IEEE – EMBS (Madras Chapter)

23.12.2011 Physics

4 Workshop on “Creative Communication”

27.12.2012 English – Writers Forum

5 XVI National Seminar on “Crystal Growth” with financial assistance from TNSCST, DRDO and BRNS

19.01.2012 to 21.01.2012

Department of Physics

Number of faculty acted as experts resource persons : 8

S. No

Faculty Name Resource Person Organising Institution

National / International

Duration

1 Dr.S.Narayanarajan, Associate Professor of Business Administration

UGC sponsored National Workshop “Career Planning and Opportunities”

IQAC and Career Guidance Cell – Pope’s College, Sawerpuram

National 30.09.2011

2 Dr.M.Velrajan, Associate Professor and Head, Department of Mathematics

i. State Level Seminar on “Recent Trend in Mathematics” (Inaugural Address)

Govindammal Aditanar College for Women, Tiruchendur

National 03.02.2012

ii. UGC sponsored National Conference on “Frontiers of pure and Applied Mathematics” (Talk on: “Algebraic Hyper Structures)

M.D.T. Hindu College, Tirunelveli

National 21.03.2012 and 22.03.2012

3 Dr.C.Sekar, Associate Professor of Mathematics

i. UGC sponsored Workshop on “General Intelligence, Reasoning and IIT – JAM Entrance

Department of Mathematics Vellalar College for Women (Autonomous) Thindal, Erode

National 14.02.2012


Examination”

ii. Invited lecture in Real Analysis for “NET / SET Training Programme – Phase I”

Department of Applied Mathematics Bharathiar University, Coimbatore

National 17.02.2012 and 18.02.2012


i. Acted as a Judge in the Science Refresher Research Award Competitions (2011 – 2012)

School Education Department, Thoothukudi District, Indian Science and Technology Department, New Delhi and Tamil Nadu Science and Technology Centre, Chennai, BMC Metric Hr.Sec.School, Thoothukudi

National 12.10.2011 and 13.10.2011

ii. Member of the Scientific Advisory Committee for the National Conference on “Advanced Research Trends in Chemistry”

Department of Chemistry Einstein College of Engineering, Tirunelveli

National 20.01.2012 and 21.01.2012

5 Dr.C.Velayutham, Associate Professor of Computer Science

Chair Person for technical sessions of the UGC sponsored National Conference on “Emerging Computing Paradigms”

M.V.M. Government Arts College for Women, Dindigal

National 25.02.2011


Resource Person for Seminar on “Communication Skills” delivered a lecture on “Reading”

Syed Hameedha Arts & Science College, Kilakarai

National 20.02.2012

7 Dr.R.Babu Sivaraja Kirubanithi,

Resource Person for Seminar on

Syed Hameedha Arts & Science

National 20.02.2012


M.Phil., in-charge “Communication Skills” Delivered a lecture on “Communication”

College, Kilakarai

8 Dr.R.Rita Yasodha, Assistant Professor of English

Chaired a session in the International Conference on “World Women Writers in English”

Elysian Association Department of English and Research Centre, Sarah Tucker College, Tirunelveli

International 30.03.2012

Number of faculty acted as experts resource persons - international : 1

Number of faculty acted as experts resource persons -national : 7

Number of collaboration with international institutions : 1

Mr.V.Natarajan, Assistant Professor in Physics was invited to do a collaborative research work at the Research Institute of Electronics, Shizuoka University, Japan, as a visiting Researcher in the field “In-situ observation of Crystal Growth from Melt” from 01.05.2011 to 29.06.2011.

Number of collaboration with national institutions : 3

S. No

Department Collaboration Title of the Seminar

Duration

1 Commerce Tamil Nadu Mercantile Bank Ltd., Tuticorin

UGC sponsored seminar on “Financial Inclusion – Issues, Opportunities and Challenges of Indian Commercial Bank”

24.09.2011 and 25.09.2011

2 Physics IEEE-EMBS (Madras Chapter)

Workshop on “Nuclear Science Medicine”

23.12.2011

3 Physics TNSCST, DRDO and BRNS

XVI National Seminar on “Crystal Growth”

19.01.2012 to 21.01.2012

Number of linkages created during the year : 11

Our Teachers serve as Guides and Co-guides to different Research Scholars with various Guides and Co-guides of different institutions affiliated to Manonmaniam Sundaranar University

S. No

Name of the Faculty & Department

Guide / Co-

Guide

Name of the Scholar

Co-Guide / Guide & Institution

1 Dr.M.Velrajan, Associate Co- Mrs.Jamuna Rani Guide:


Professor and Head, Department of Mathematics

Guide Dr.P.Jeyanthi, Principal, Govindammal Aditanar College for Womrn, Tiruchendur


Guide: Dr.Josephraj, Associate Professor of Computer Science, Kamaraj College, Thoothukudi


Co-Guide

Ms.G.Revathi Guide: Dr.S.Ramalingam, Vivekanada College, Agestheeswaram, Nagercoil


Co- Guide

Ms.M.Jansi Rani Guide: Dr.M.Murugan, Sri KGS Arts College, Srivaikundam


Co- Guide

Mr.A.Vijayakumar Guide: Dr.N.Kannan, Associate Professor of Chemistry, Ayya Nadar Janaki Ammal College, Sivakasi


Co-Guide

Mrs.Giftin Vedha Merlin

Guide:


Co-Guide

Ms.K.Uma Devi Guide:

8 Dr.D.Barathan, Associate Professor of Economics

Co-Guide

Mr.P.Muthukumar Guide

Total budget for research for current year as a percentage of total institution budget : 1%

a) Total budget for research for current year as a percentage of total institutional

budget : 1%

Rs.83,54,689/- is the total amount sanctioned as Institutional Budget by the

Management of which Rs.40,000/- is the amount allocated for Research.

Amount of external research funding received in the year 2011-2012 : Rs.28,53,600

S. Project / Seminar Funding Amount


No Agency Received 1 For the Major Research Project of

Dr.P.Subramaniam, Associate Professor and Head, Department of Chemistry

University Grants Commission

6,81,300

2 For the Major Research Project of Dr.P.Subramaniam, Associate Professor and Head, Department of Chemistry


6,47,300

3 For the Major Research Project of Dr.P.Subramaniam, Associate Professor and Head, Department of Chemistry

Department of Science & Technology

13,50,000

4 For the Seminar on “Financial Inclusion – issues, opportunities and challenges of Indian Commercial Banks” conducted by the Department of Commerce


80,000

5 For the XVI National Seminar on “Crystal Growth” conducted by the Department of Physics

Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology

10,000


Defence Research and Development Organization

35,000


Board of Research in Nuclear Sciences

50,000

Number of patents received in the year : Nil

Number of patents applied in the year : Nil

Number of research awards / recognitions received by faculty and research fellows of the institute in the year

: 3

S. No

Name of the Faculty Award / Recognition

1 Mr.V.Natarajan, Assistant Professor of Physics

Visiting Research to Shizuoka University, Japan: Invited to do a collaborative work at the Research Institute of Electronics, Shizuoka University, Japan as Visiting Researcher in the field “In-situ observation of Crystal Growth from Melt” from May 1st to June 29th 2011. He was also given financial support of 2.5 lakh yen (Rs.1.5 lakh)

2 Mr.C.L.Jeba Melvin, Ph.D.Scholar under Dr.S.Narayanarajan, Associate Professor of Business Administration

Best Paper Award: Paper entitled “Analysing customer’s attitude towards online Banking”, presented in the International conference on “Leading Beyond Horizon; Engaging Future” organized by the Department of Business Administration, Annamalai University, during 28th to 30th July 2011, has been awarded as the Best paper

3 Dr.B.Annadurai, Associate Awarded Fellow of Hind Agri – Horticultural


Professor and Head, Department of Physics

Society on 3rd December 2011 at 5th General Body Meeting of the society.

Number of PhDs awarded during this year : 9

S. No

Guide – Co-Guide Scholar Ph.D. Topic / Viva Date


Mr.A.Asokkumar, Associate Professor of Mathematics, Aditanar College of Arts and Science, Tiruchendur

A study on regularities in Hyper Rings 05.02.2011


Miss.R.Selvi A study on M- continuous, pre- continuous, p- continuous, q-continuous, p-continuous multifunction in Topology


Mrs.K.Bageerathi, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Govindammal Aditanar College for Women, Tiruchendur

A study on fuzzy closed sets, fuzzy boundary and functions 26.03.2012


Mr.K.Balasubramanian, Department of Physics, M.D.T. Hindu College, Tirunelveli

Growth and studies of some Ferro Electric Crystals doped with source Divalent impurities


Mr.E.Kumar, Department of Physics, Infant Jesus College of Engineering and Technology, Keela Vallanadu, Tuticorin

Synthesis and characterization, Metal oxide nano particles doped with polymers

6 Dr.S.Raja Chandrasekaran, Associate Professor of Economics (Retd.)

Mr.P.Prabhakaran, Associate Professor of Economics, Aditanar College of Arts and Science, Tiruchendur

Burden of Taxation in Tamil Nadu with Special reference to Sales Tax 29.06.2011

7 Dr.D.Barathan, Associate Professor of Economics (Retd.)

Mrs.R.Sindhu, Department of Economics, Govindammal Aditanar College for Womrn, Tiruchendur

A study on Productivity of Paddy and Resource Efficiency by Farm Size – with Special Reference to Thoothukudi District 02.09.2011

8 Dr.D.Barathan, Associate Professor of Economics (Retd.)

Mr.P.Muthukumar, Professor, Confederation of Indian Industry, Institute of Logistics, Chennai

A study on Production and Marketing of Banana in Thoothukudi District 01.07.2011

9 Dr.P.Subramaniam, Associate Professor and Head, Department of

Mr.A.Vijayakimar, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, VHSN College, Virudhunagar

Kinetics and Equilibrium studies on the Removal of Dyes by Adsorption onto Activated Carbons Prepared


Chemistry (Co-Guide)

from Tree Leaves 15.02.2012

Of the 9 Research Scholars, seven of them did their research work in our

Research Centers, Viva-voce was also conducted here.

b) Faculty Members invited as external experts / resource persons/ reviewers or any

other significant research activities.

Of the 55 Aided Faculty 14 of them have served as external experts / resource

persons / reviewers / referees. 6 of the 14 who served either as editor or referee

are given below. The remaining eight who served as Resource Persons are

tabulated in 26 (O).

S. No

Name of the Faculty Editor / Referee


Referee: International Journal of Mathematic and Soft Computing (ISSN 2249-3328)


Referee: Physical B, Materials Research Bulletin


Member of the Editorial Advisory Board: SMART Journal of Business Management Studies (ISSN 0973 – 159)

4 Mr.T.Paulpandian, Associate Professor of English

Managing Editor: Journal of English Language Teaching and Literature Studies


Associate Editor: Journal of English Language Teaching and Literature Studies

6 Dr.R.Babu Sivaraja Kirubanithi, M.Phil., in-charge

Chief Editor: Journal of English Language Teaching and Literature Studies

Percentage of faculty members invited as external experts / resource persons / reviewers / referees or any other significant research activities

: 26%

SECTION: IV 27. Student Details and Support Mechanisms The total intake of students for various courses (sanctioned )

: 1651

Sanctioned

I U.G. 408

II UG 476

III UG 476


I PG 126

II PG 110

M.Phil., 55

Total 1651

Actual enrollment during the year : 1548

I U.G. 393

II UG 443

III UG 443

I PG 108

II PG 106

M.Phil., 55

Total 1548

Student dropout percentage during the year : 1% Number of students discontinued : 22 Students dropout percentage = (22/1548) X 100 = 1.1% Success percentage in the final examination across the courses : 70%

MSU EXAMINATIONS – APRIL – 2012 RESULTS – CONSOLIDATED

U.G. & P.G. CLASSES

CLASS

No. of Students

Percentage (%) 2011

Sent Pass

B.A., Economics 52 21 40%

B.A., English 31 10 32%

B.B.A., 50 37 74%

B.Com., 59 47 80%

B.Sc., Mathematics 19 8 42%

B.Sc., Physics 12 11 92%

B.Sc., Chemistry 33 21 63%

B.Sc., Zoology 11 10 91%

B.Sc.,Comp.Science 23 23 100%

Total 290 188 65%


CLASS

No. of Students

Percentage (%) 2011

Sent Pass

M.A., Economics 26 26 100%

M.A., English 28 24 86%

M.Sc., Mathematics 16 9 56%

M.Sc., Chemistry 23 13 57%

Total 93 72 77%

CLASS

No. of Students

Percentage (%) 2011

Sent Pass

M. Phil Economics 12 10 83%

M. Phil English 10 9 90%

M. Phil Mathematics 14 11 79%

M. Phil Chemistry 9 9 100%

Total 45 39 87%

Successful percentage in the final examination across the course: 69.86% = 70%

Number of academic distinctions in the final examination and percentage : 15 students Out of 290 U.G. and P.G. final year students 93 students passed their final examinations with distinctions. Of these 15 students the following 10 students have secured University ranks.

Manonmanium Sundaranar University Rank Holders April - 2011

Sl.No Name Of The Student Course Subject Marks Scored

University Rank

1 M. Mayandi B.Sc. Chemistry 2113 13

2 S. Velkumaran B.A. English (Part-Ii) 323 17

3 C. Ruba M.A Economics 6891 3

4 S. Seyyadhu Bathusha M.A Economics 6782 5


5 E. Barani Gomathi M.A Economics 6681 8

6 T. Vanitha M.Sc., Chemistry 7306 3

7 M. Lakshmi M.Sc., Chemistry 7266 4

8 C. Jeyarekha M.Sc., Chemistry 7172 7

9 M. Ludus Priyanka Anbarasi M.Sc., Chemistry 7074 10

10 J. Venkateswari M.Sc., Maths 8196 7

11 S. Velkumaran B.A., English (Major) 1590 15

12 C. Shanmugasundari M.Phil. Chemistry - 1

13 M. Maheswari M.Phil. Mathematics - 2

14 S. Akila Kasimathi M.Phil. Economics - 2

15 J. Sathiyalakshmi M.Phil. English - 3

Number of students who got admitted to institutions of national importance : 6

S.No Name of the Student

Degree Completed in our College

Admitted to Institution

1 G.Saravanan B.Sc., (Maths) (2005-2008)

Ph.D. (Research Fellow)

Department of Ocean Engineering, I.I.T. Madras, Chennai

2 D. Marshall David B.B.A. M.B.A. University of Kerala 3 P. Muthukrishna

Raja B.B.A. M.B.A. Bharathiar University

4 A. Penielraj Anand B.B.A. M.B.A. Bharathiar University 5 R. Muthuthilagaraj B.B.A. M.B.A. S.S.N. Engineering

College, Chennai 6 N. Balamurugan B.B.A. M.B.A. Saveetha Engineering

College, Chennai Number of students admitted to institutions abroad : Nil

Number of students qualified in UGC NET/SET : 2

1. Arland - NET - English Literature

2. Golda - SET - Economics

Number of students qualified GATE/CAT/ other examination (Specify) : 18


S.No Name of the Student

Degree in our College

Qualified Exam

Admitted to

Institution

1 G.Saravanan B.Sc., (Maths) (2005-2008)

GATE Ph.D. (Research Fellow)

Department of Ocean Engineering, I.I.T. Madras, Chennai

2 S.Solomen B.B.A. TANCET M.B.A. S.T.C. College, Pollachi

3 P. Muthukrishna Raja

B.B.A. TANCET M.B.A. Bharathiar University

4 A. Penielraj Anand B.B.A. TANCET M.B.A. Bharathiar University

5 R. Muthuthilagaraj B.B.A. TANCET M.B.A. S.S.N. Engineering College, Chennai

6 N. Balamurugan B.B.A. TANCET M.B.A. Saveetha Engineering College, Chennai

7 J.Thavasi Mariselvam

B.B.A. TANCET M.B.A. Manonmanium Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli

8 S.Balahan B.B.A. TANCET M.B.A. Engineering College, Salem

9 G. Chockalingam B.B.A. TANCET M.B.A. PPG Institute of Technology, Coimbatore

10 G.T.Guna Shalin B.B.A. TANCET M.B.A. Nehuru College of Engineering, Coimbatore

11 J.Jeson Tharmaraj B.B.A. TANCET M.B.A. American College, Madurai

12 S.Madasamy B.B.A. TANCET M.B.A. Bharath Engineering College, Chennai

13 G.Muneeswaran B.B.A. TANCET M.B.A. Kumarasamy Engineering College, Karoor

14 T.Arulsamy B.Com., TANCET M.B.A. Nehuru College of Engineering, Coimbatore

15 T.Balamurugan B.Com., TANCET M.B.A. Dr.Sivanthi Aditanar College of Engineering

16 K.Ganapathi B.Com., TANCET M.B.A. Dr.Sivanthi Aditanar College of Engineering

17 D.Jaisingh Karthick Raja

B.Com., TANCET M.B.A. Dr.Sivanthi Aditanar College of Engineering

18 R.Saranraj B.Com., TANCET M.B.A. Dr.Sivanthi Aditanar College of Engineering


28 Does student support mechanism exist for coaching for competitive

examinations?

: Yes

S.No Coaching for the Examination Duration Number of students

participated

1 Bank Probationary Officers for 19 Nationalised Banks (IBPS) and Tamil Nadu Mercantile Bank

27.07.2011 to

03.09.2011 27

2 IBPS – 19 Banks Clerical 19.09.2011

to 22.10.2011

131

3 Competitive Examinations 01.02.2012

to 17.02.2012

106

4 Counselling Course on Civil Service Examination 02.03.2012 390

5 Teachers Eligibility Test 09.05.2012

to 20.05.2012

40

Total 694 29 Student Participation, if response is yes to Qn. 28

Number of students participated in the coaching for Competitive

Examinations

: 694

30. Does student counselling and guidance service exist? : Yes

Dr.P.Jeyabaskaran, Associate Professor of Commerce and Dr.K.Thanikasalam,

Associate Professor of English are the student counsellors for boys. Mrs.V.Shanthi, Assistant Professor of English and Dr.D.Vasumathi, Assistant Professor of Zoology are the student counsellors for girls.

Generally students are counselled by the respective advisors and Head of the Department. Only students with serious issues are sent to the student counsellors.

S.No Name of the Counsellor Name of the Student Date of Counselling

Nature of the problem


Mr.Balasubramaniam III B.Sc., (Maths) 17.09.2011 Personal

(Depression)


Mr.Velkumar III B.A., (English) 15.10.2011 Biological


Mr.Aravind II M.A., (English) 22.10.2011

Personal – Police

enquiry


31. Student Participation, if answer to Qn. 29 is yes : 10

32 Career Guidance

Number of career guidance programmes organized : 6

S. No

Date Programmes Resource Person No. of participants

1 30.08.2011

Guest Lecture on “Civil Service Examinations:”

Mr.Suresh, IRS 90 P.G. students

2 10.01.2012 Training Programme on “Soft Skills”

1. Mr.V.Thillai Chidambaram 2. Mr.N.Navaneetha Krishnan 3. Mr.Manikandan

Bulls Academy

90 P.G. students

3 20.12.2011 Training Programme

1. Mr.M.J.N. Rja 2. Mr.S.Manoj Kumar 3. Mr.Manikandan

Bulls Academy

95 P.G. students

4 31.01.2012

One day workshop on “Personality Development”

1. Dr.S.Narayanarajan, Associate Professor of Business Administration, Aditanar College of Arts and Science

2. Dr.S.Nagarajan, Principal, Sri Sankara Bagavathy College of Arts and Science, Kommadikottai

3. Dr.N.Rajalingam Assistant Professor, Department of Management, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University

80 first year U.G. students

5 14.03.2012

Special Lecture on “Mathematics and English for Competitive Examinations”

1. Dr.C.Sekar, Associate Professor of Mathematics, Aditanar College of Arts and Science

2. Dr.K.Thanikasalam, Associate Professor of English, Aditanar College of Arts and Science

80 second year U.G. students

6. Model Interview conducted

S. No

Name of the student

Class Interview called for & Date of

Model Intervicw Date

Interview Board Members

Result


interview

1 D.Chandrasekar

M.A., (Eco)

Tamil Nadu Mercandile Bank Ltd., Clerical Cadre 11.04.2011

06.04.2011

1. Dr.C.Sekar, Associate Professor of Mathematics

2. Dr.K.Thanikasalam, Associate Professor of English

3. Mr.V.Siva Elango, Assistant Professor of Economics

4. Dr.C.Ramesh, Associate Professor of Economics, Director, Career and Counselling Cell

Selected

2 J.Easter Raj

II M.Sc., (Maths)

Tamil Nadu Mercandile Bank Ltd., Clerical Cadre 20.09.2011

19.09.2011

1. Dr.S.Narayanarajan, Associate Professor of Business Administration

2. Mr.M.Ganesan, Assistant Professor of Economics

3. Mr.I.Sehar, Assistant Professor of Physics

4. Dr.C.Ramesh, Associate Professor of Economics

Selected

Percentage of students participated in Career Guidance Programmes 437 / 1493 X 100 = 29.27% : 29%

33 Is there provision for campus placement? : Yes

S.No Date Company Venue Appeared Selected

1 06.12.2011 Selvalakshmi Paper Mills, Tirunelveli Tirunelveli 2 2

2 08.12.2011 CTS Sadakadullah Appa College, Palayamkottai 38 -

3 14.01.2012 Dhanu shlavan Ramanathapuram 1 1

4 18.02.2012 Sterlite Kamaraj College, Thoothukudi 21 7

5 10.03.2012 Wipro St.John’s College, Palayamkottai 22 1

6

Tamil Nadu Mercandile Bank Ltd.,

Clerical Cadre

- 2


7 I BPS – 19 Bank Clerical (Got eligible mark)

- 5

Total 84 18

1 S.Arunkumar III B.Sc., (Computer Science) 2 1. S.Rajamani

2. P.Pon Baskar 3. K.Karthika 4. S.Alwarappan 5. M.Ram Ganesh 6. J. Easter Raj

II B.Sc., (Mathematics) II M.Sc., (Mathematics) II M.Sc., (Mathematics) I M.Sc., (Mathematics) M.Phil., (Mathematics) II M.Sc., (Mathematics)

3 1. D.Chandra sekar 2. J.Easter Raj

II M.A., (Economics) II M.Sc., (Mathematics)

34 If yes to Qn. 32

Number of students participated in campus selection programmes : 84

Number of students selected for placement during the year : 18

35. Does gender sensitization program exist? : Yes

36. Number of Gender sensitization programmes organized : 3

S.No Date Programmes 1 24.02.2012 Health Awareness Programme

Chief Guest: Dr.R.Ragini, Kavitha Nursing Home, Tiruchendur

2 09.03.2012 Women’s Day Celebration Chief Guest: Dr.Shanthi, Shanthi Nursing Home, Virapandianpatnam

3 4th and 5th April, 2012

Women’s Tour to Cochin 50 girl students and 2 staff members.

37. Student activities

S.No Date Event Place / Organizer

Name of the Participants

Prizes Won

1. 01.07.2011 to 10.07.2011

Neyveli Book Fair – 2011 State level Essay Writing Competition

Neyveli Lignite Corporation and Dinnamani Tamildaily

A. Kavitha III B.Sc (Zoology)

Consolation Prize Rs. 500/-

2. 14.08.2011 District Level Painting Competion

All India Freedom Fighters and Successors welfare

S. Vanakarthic III B.Sc., (Mathematics) N. Manikandan I. B.Com

First Prize Fourth Prize


Association, Arumuganeri

3. 25.09.2011 District Level Elocution and Painting competion

Forest Department Thoothukudi

S. Vanakarthick III B.Sc., Maths

First Prize in the District Level and Selected the same Picture to the second Prize in the state level

4 30.09.2011 All India Essay Writing

Shri Ramachandra Mission and UN Information Centre, New Delhi

A.Kavitha III B.Sc. Zoology Arunkumar II B.Sc. Physics

4. 01.10.2012 & 02.10.2011

19th Youth Festival

Department of Youth Welfare Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli.

S. Vanakarthick III B.Sc., Maths

I. Prize in the Cartooning and II Prize in the on the spot Painting.

5. 01.10.2011 & 02.10.2011

19th Youth Festival

Youth welfare Department Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli.

A. Kuberan III B.Sc (Che) S. Muthu Subrmanian I B.Sc., (Maths)

I Prize in the Collage II Prize in Classical Instrument Solo.

04.10.2011 90th Anniversary Elocution of Tamil Nadu Mercantile Bank

Kamaraj College, thoothukudi

V.Arulraju I B.Com.

09.12.2011 District Level Essay Writing Competition

Department of Collegiate Education at V.O.C. College, Thoothukudi

M.Suthakar, III B.Sc. Zoology

18.12.2011 to 22.12.2011

Inter University South Zone Youth Festival

Sathyabama University, Chennai

S.Vanakarthick, III B.Sc. (Mathematics) A.Kuberan, III B.Sc. (Chemistry) S.Muthusubramanian I M.Sc. (Mathematics)


28.01.2012 Golden Jubilee celebrations of Pope’s college (Intercollegiate Talent contest)

Pope’s college Sawyer puram

S. Vanakarthick III B.Sc (Maths) A.Kuberan III B.Sc., (Che)

II Prize in the Drawing Competion

09.01.2012 Olympus 2012 Verse Writing & Drama (English)

Department of English, St, Xavier’s college, Tirunelvi

S. Karthikeyan II M.A. (English) S. Kathikeyan, G. Chitradevi T. Daisy V. Shanmuga Priya Doss D. Crowny T. Jude Livingston U. Antia S. Thanga Muthu All are II M.A. (English)

Second Prize First Prize

09.01.2012 Olympus 2012 Essay Writing


M.JebaMalar Freeda II M.A. English

Second Prize

09.01.2012 Olympus 2012 Mono -acting


S. Kathikeyan, II M.A. English

Second Prize

09.01.2012 Olympus 2012 Turn Coat


D.Crowny, II M.A. English

09.01.2012 Olympus 2012 Quiz


G,.Ebanezar Helan, S.Bharathi, T.Daisy M.Derfhina Rayen All are II M.A. English

09.01.2012 Olympus 2012 Literary Parade


M.Derfhina Rayen II M.A. English

09.01.2012 Inter College Mathematics Quiz

Annamal Teachers Education

S.Anantha Niruba, II M.Sc. Mathematics A.Karthika

First Prize


Competition College for Women, Thoothukudi

II M.Sc. Mathematics

Oct 2011 District Level Karate Competition

Thoothukudi Karate Association, Sakthi Vidhyalaya, Thoothukudi

J.Saravanan II B.Sc. Chemistry

Gold Medal



J.Saravanan II B.Sc. Chemistry

Silver Medal



M.Petchimuthu II B.Sc. Chemistry

Bronze Medal

Number of students participated in external cultural events : 37

Number of prizes won by students in external cultural events : 14

Number of cultural events conducted by the Institution for the students : 8

S.No Date Event Organiser 1 08.08.2011 to

10.08.2011 Thirukural Recitation, Elocution and Essay Writing for School and College Students

Department of Tamil and Alumni Association of our College

2 23.08.2011 Fresher’s Day (Kalloori Salai) Hello F.M. Tirunelveli and and Sivanthi Community Radio

3 19.10.2011 47th A.D. Shroff Memorial Elocution Competition

Department of Economics

4 13.01.2012 Rangoli, Drawing and Art from Waste Materials Competitions

Fine Arts Club

5 17.02.2012 Folk dance, Folk Songs, Villupattu, Kummi, Karagam, Musical instruments Competition

Department of English

6 English Theatrics Competition Department of fine Arts Club

7 05.03.2012 College Day Cultural Events Drama Club and fine Arts Club

8 09.03.2012 Women’s Day Cultural Events Women’s Welfare Committee

Number of students participated in international level sports and games events : 0 Number of students participated in national level sports and games events : 11


Number of students participated in state level sports and games events : 7

Number of students participated in university level sports and games events : 113 Number of prizes won by students in international sports and games events : 0

Number of prizes won by students in national level sports and games events : 2 Number of prizes won by students in state level sports and games events. : 4

Number of prizes won by students in university level sports and games events. : 48 Number of sports and games events conducted by the institute for the students. : 32 38 Composition of students

Percentage of Scheduled Caste : 18%

Percentage of Scheduled Tribe : 1%

Percentage of other backward communities : 79%

Percentage of Women students : 15%

Percentage of physically challenged : 1%

Percentage of rural students : 87%

Percentage of urban students : 13%

39. Scholarships and Financial Support

Number of students availing financial support from the institution : 241

Free Mess 22 Sports Uniform 106 Expenses for Participation in external Tournaments 113

Total 241 Amount disbursed as financial support from the institution : Rs.

2,38,842/-

Number of students awarded scholarship from the institution : 912

Number of students received notable national/ international achievements/recognition

: 5

S.No Name Achievement Programme Organiser Date

1 A.Ramesh Pandian, II B.Sc. (Physics)

Consolation Prize for Rs.3,000/-

All India Essay Competition

Babu Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai

Oct 2011

2 P.O.C.M.Anantharaj, II B.Sc. Physics

First Prize All India Level Firing Competition held at Tiruchendur during “All India Advanced Leadership

N.C.C. Naval wing 22.12.2011 to 02.01.2012


Camp” 3 Sargent R.Sundar

Rajan, II B.Sc. Mathematics

Tamil Nadu Government Scholarship – Rs.1,000/- for outstanding N.C.C. Activities

N.C.C. Army wing 2011-2012

4 Sargent R.Sundar Rajan, II B.Sc. Mathematics

Tamil Nadu Government Scholarship – Rs.1,000/- for outstanding N.C.C. Activities

N.C.C. Army wing 2011-2012

5 J.Thavasi Mariselvam, B.B.A.

Best NSS Volunteer Award 2009-2010& Manonmaniam Sundaranar University Award

N.S.S. 2009-2010 20.04.2011

40.

Student initiatives

Number of community upliftment programmes initiated by students : 10

S.No Programme Date Student Participants

1 Blood Donation – Donated blood for patients in and around Tiruchendur

23.06.2011 to 28.03.2012

53 Students, Blood Donation Club

2 Donated Blood in the Blood Donation Camp at Government Hospital, Tuticorin organized by 3(Tamil Nadu) Naval Unit, Tuticorin

26.08.2011 Seven NCC Naval Cadets

3 First Aid Awareness Camp 21.09.2011 Sivanthi Community Radio and Red Cross Unit

4 Road Safety Awareness Rally 06.01.2012 NSS Units

5 National Voters Day Awareness Rally

25.01.2012 NSS Units


6 Census of Aquatic Birds Leprasy

20.01.2012 to 22.01.2012

8 students

7 Sevice to the Leprosy patients in Lucas Hospital, Peikulam

28.03.2012 YRC and NSS Units

8 Special Camp at Maaveeran Nagar, Kumarapuram, Tiruchendur

31.03.2012 to 16.04.2012

NSS Units 43 and 44

9 Special Camp at Moolakkarai 31.03.2012 to 16.04.2012 NSS Unit 45

10 Special Camp at Gandhi Nagar, Alwarthirunagari

31.03.2012 to 16.04.2012 NSS Unit 48

b. Number of literary programmes initiated by students : 4

S.No Programme Date Participants 7

1 Publication of Manuscript Magazine (English) ‘ADBEAMS’

25.10.2011 Writers’ Forum (English)

2 Publication of Manuscript Magazine (Tamil) khztH kd;wk;

Jan 2012 Writers’ Forum (Tamil)

3 Release of ‘ADBEAMS” (Online Version)

March 2011 Writers’ Forum (English) ‘

4 literary Competition in Creative Writing

30,31.01.2012 and 01.02.2012

Writers’ Forum (English)

Number of social action initiatives based on science /

environment initiated by students : 4

S.No Programme Duration Participants

1 Environment Awareness Rally 15.08.2011 NSS Units

2 Cleaning the Coastal Area from Virapandianpatnam to Tiruchendur – “International Ocean Clen Up Day 2011” in Association with Indian Maritime


3 Cleaning the College Campus 01.03.2012 and 02.03.2012

NSS Units


4 Sapling Planting (500)at various places.


Number of student research initiatives : 184 SECTION V This section surveys the Governance and Innovation at the institution related to quality management. The educational management strategies adopted and in practices for achieving the objectives are focusd. 41. Whether perspective plan for overall developmental activities

is created? : Yes

42. If the answer for Qn. 40 is Yes, is the plan implemented and monitored ?

: Yes

43. Whether benchmarking is created for institutional quality management efforts?

: Yes

44. Benchmarking in various areas of development

• No. of Seminars / Workshops to be conducted - 10

• No. of Cultural Programmes - 5

• No. of NSS Camps - 4

• No.of NCC Camps (Army + Navy) - 2

• Coaching classes for Bank Examinations and NET / SLET for 500 students.

• One –Day Counselling for Civil Service for 100 students

• Remedial Teaching for all classes

• To increase the percentage of attendance to 80%

• To improve attendance – Counseling, if absent for more than 5 days.

• Use of ICT in Teaching – 30%

• Guest Lectures -20

• G.K. Cell -4

Administrative Benchmarks

• Planning execution of the Internal Test within the stipulated time (Question setting & conduct of the test and evaluation)

• Redressal of the Grivances within a stipulated time Grivances (Internal) - One week Grivances (External) - One month

• Preparation can clearance of Financial Bills of teaching and non-teaching staff within the stipulated time Preparation Time - 7 days Clearance Time - 4 days

• Various Scholarships for the deserving and eligible students – 100%


• Maintenance of the campus – kept always clean • Filling up of the vacancies immediately by the Management (Vacancies caused by

retirement not filled by Government) – 100 % • Analysis of the result of the University Examination by the Departments and the

Principal – within a week 45. Is a Management Information System (MIS) in place? : Yes 46. Details of MIS applied 1. Administrative Procedures including Finance: MIS applied to

a) Salary Bill – submitted every month in ECS format to the Treasury b) Arrear Bill c) EL Surrender d) Pension Procedures e) ACPF, SPF closure f) Fee Collection g) Income Tax Procedures h) Issuance of TC (Transfer Certificate) i) Issuance of Scholarship (Online Procedure)

2. Student Admission MIS applied to admission of students through the preparation of the Rank list 3. Student Record MIS applied to a. Student Records b. Preparation of Nominal Roll 4. Evaluation and Examination Procedures MIS applied to a. Preparation of Internal Cycle Test question papers b. The details of students’ appearance in University Semester Examination 5. Research Administration MIS applied to a. Details of Research Scholars working in our Research Centers b. Guides & Co- guides in our college c. Major and Minor Project details 6. Others MIS applied to a. Communication from the college to the University RJD’s Office, Government of Tamilnadu and all other external agencies. b. All the communication within the college. 47. Existence of learning resource management : Yes

e- database in library : Yes ICT and Smart class room : Yes

e- learning sources (e-Books, e- Journals) : Yes Production of teaching modules : Yes

Interactive learning facilities : Yes


48. Internal resource mobilization : Kindly provide the amount contributed

Research : Rs.60,000/-

The amount paid by the Ph.D. students of our College Research Centres (Mathematics, Economics and Chemistry) towards Research and Laboratory Fees.

Consultancy and training : Rs.1,20,500/- The maount mobilized by giving training in computer skills for the P.G. Students

Student contribution : Rs.27,08,216/- Fees paid by all the students towards tution fee, Laboratory fee, addoncourse fee and

miscellanious Alumni contribution : Rs.28,550/-

Well wishers (P.T.A) : Rs.74,065/- 49. Infrastructure and welfare spending : Please specify the amount

Amount spent for infrastructure development : 44,00,327/- 1 For Eqipment : Rs. 17,09,178 2 For Sports Equipment : Rs. 5,75,654 3 For Cricket Ground : Rs 4,87,500 4 Ladies Rest Room : Rs. 16,27,995 Total : Rs. 44,00,327 Amount spent for student welfare : 2,53,842/- 1 Management Financial Support for Sports

students and Mangudi School Students : Rs. 2,38,842

2 Amount paid to the students for the part-time employment

: Rs. 15,000

Total : Rs. 2,53,842 Amount spent for staff welfare : 19,04,603/-

1 Amount spent for Staff Welfare Rs. 19,04,603 2 Salary paid by the Management for the Staffs

appointed on the non-filled up vacancies by the Government for the Aided courses

: Rs. 1,90,421

Rs. 19,04,261 3 Amount spent for the Vasan Eye Camp for all the

Staff Members : Rs. 342

Total : Rs. 19,04,603 50. Is delegation of authority practiced : Yes 51. Does grievance redressal cell exist?

Faculty : Yes Students : Yes

Staff : Yes


52 Grievances received from faculty and resolved (Enter a number ; 0 for nil)

Number of grievances received : 2

Number of grievances resolved : 2 53. Number of grievances received from students and resolved (Enter a

number; 0 for nil)

Number of grievances received : 5

Number of grievances resolved : 5

54 Number of grievances received from other staff members and resolved

Number of grievances received : 2 Number of grievances resolved : 2

55. Has the institution conducted any SWOT analysis during the year : Yes 56. The SWOT analysis was done by internal or by external agency : Internal

57. Three identified strengths from SWOT Analysis • A faculty with a single minded devotion and dedication to the cause of teaching and

the welfare of students

• Existence of a sports culture focusing on developing students into great sportsmen

• A dynamic and vibrant leadership

58. Three identified weaknesses from the SWOT analysis

• Communication skills of the students are not very encouraging. • Motivation level is declining. Hence, attendance gets affected • Students intake in Science courses are not encouraging

59. Two opportunities identified from the SWOT analysis

• Scope for applying for Minor and Major Projects.

• Seeking funds from external agencies, like University Grants Commission, to conduct seminars

60. Two identified challenges/ threats from SWOT analysis

• Inablity to start Aided Courses both at the UG and PG level

• Proliferation of Engineering Colleges.

61. Significant progress made by the institution towards achieving the goals and objectives during the year

• A New course, Department of English has been elevated to Reseach Centre in

English

• Applied for M.Phil. Zoology

• External Grants received for Major Research Projects


• Two scholars have received Ph.D. with the Faculty of Aditanar College of Arts and

Science as Guides

• Seven have received Ph.D. from the research center of Aditanar College of Arts and

Science.

• 116 part-time scholars did Ph.D. in our research centers.

• Four of our staff members, awarded Ph.D. this year

• 13 students have got University Ranks.

• Four of our Kabaddi Team Players represented our University team in the South

Zone Inter University Kabaddi- IV Place

• Four of our Kabaddi players represented the team which won gold medal in Both

Tamil Nadu State Junior Kabaddi Tournament

• Management has generously contributed a sum of Rs.69, 14,000/- towards

Institutional Budget.

• 59 of our students participated in seminars / workshop of which 9 of them presented

papers in the seminar 5 of students passed in TET and got appointment in schools

and one student got appointment in Tamil Nadu Mercantile Bank.

62. The role of NAAC in the quality development of our institution

• NAAC website (www.naac.gov.in) is very useful.

• The role and functions of IQAC is revealed through NAAC.

• NAAC’s recommendations helped us a lot to address our limitations.

• NAAC is basically a Motivator giving the faculty an impetus to work towards the

stated objectives within a specified period of time.

• The healthy practice of various colleges seen in the NAAC website motivates one to

experiment it in their institutions also.

• NAAC’s SWOT analysis in the Peer Team Report was immensely useful.

• NAAC serves the purpose of Accountability for the Teaching and Non-Teaching

Staff.

• Students also get motivated and get emotionally involved in the learning process

because of NAAC.

• NAAC gives the right direction to the Management to achieve the Goal.

• The AQAR which has to be submitted every year helps in quality enhancement of

the college.

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