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AQAR 2017 -18 - MANGAYARKARASI COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE FOR WOMEN,MADURAI Page 1

Mangayarkarasi College of Arts and Science For Women

(Affiliated to Madurai Kamaraj University) Paravai, Madurai-625 402, Tamil Nadu, India

ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institution Accredited with ‘B’ grade by NAAC

The Annual Quality Assurance Report 2017 - 2018

Submitted to National Assessment and Accreditation Council

Bangalore AQAR 2014 - 15 – MANGAYARKARASI COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE FOR WOMEN, MADURAI Page 2


Contents

S. No Particulars Page No.

1 PART A

Details of the Institution 3

IQAC Composition and Activities 6

2 PART B

Criterion – I Curricular Aspects 28

Criterion – II Teaching, Learning and Evaluation 30

Criterion – III Research, Consultancy and Extension 33

Criterion – IV Infrastructure and Learning Resources 42

Criterion – V Student Support and Progression 50

Criterion – VI Governance, Leadership and Management 69

Criterion – VII Innovations and Best Practices 75

3 ANNEXURE

Annexure - I Plan of Action and Outcomes Achieved 79

Annexure – II Feedback from Stakeholders 88

Annexure – III Best Practices 92


The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

Part – A 1. Details of the Institution

1.1 Name of the Institution

1.2 Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City/Town

State

Pin Code

Institution e-mail address

Contact Nos.

Name of the Head of the Institution

Tel. No. with STD Code

Mobile

9500706435, 9790647133

MANGAYARKARASI COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE FOR WOMEN

7-1-139, MANGAYARKARASI NAGAR

PARAVAI

MADURAI

TAMILNADU

625 402

[email protected]

DR. S. RAJESWARI

9789935543

+919500706435

mailto:[email protected]


Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator

Mobile

IQAC e-mail address

1.3 NAAC Track ID

1.4 NAAC Executive COMMITTEE No. & Date

1.5 Website address

Web-link of the AQAR

1.6 Accreditation Details

Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPA Year of Accreditatio

n

Validity Period

1 1st Cycle B 2.38 APRIL 2014 MAY 2019 2 2nd Cycle 3 3rd Cycle 4 4th Cycle

1.7 Date of Establishment of IQAC DD/MM/YYYY 1.8 AQAR for the year

2017-2018

03/01/2013

[email protected]

http://mcw-madurai.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/AQAR-2017-2018.pdf

98653 29809

EC (SC)/01/A&A/087 dated 05.05.2014

TNCOGN15780

www.mcw-madurai.org

MRS.R.C. SHANTHA KUMARI

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.mcw-madurai.org


1.9 Details of the previous year’s AQAR submitted to NAAC after the latest Assessment and Accreditation by NAAC ((for example AQAR 2010-11submitted to NAAC on 12-10-2011)

Assessment & Accreditation by NAAC

Year Date of Submission 2014 – 2015 10/06/2015 2015 – 2016 13/06/2016 2016 – 2017 08/06/2017 2017 – 2018 21/06/2018

1.10 Institutional Status

University State Central Deemed Private

Affiliated College Yes No

Constituent College Yes No

Autonomous college of UGC Yes No

Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes No ( eg. AICTE, BCI, MCI, PCI, NCI) Type of Institution Co-education Men Women Urban Rural Tribal Financial Status Grant-in-aid UGC 2(f) UGC 12B Grant-in-aid + Self Financing Totally Self-financing 1.11 Type of Faculty/Programme Arts Science Commerce Law PEI (Phys Edu)

TEI (Edu) Engineering Health Science Management Others (Specify)

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1.12 Name of the Affiliating University (for the Colleges)

1.13 Special status conferred by Central/ State Government-

UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR etc. Autonomy by State/Central Govt. / University

University with Potential for Excellence UGC-CPE

DST Star Scheme UGC-CE

UGC-Special Assistance Programme DST-FIST

UGC-Innovative PG programmes Any other (Specify)

UGC-COP Programmes

2. IQAC Composition and Activities

2.1 No. of Teachers

2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff

2.3 No. of students

2.4 No. of Management representatives

2.5 No. of Alumni

2. 6 No. of any other stakeholder and community representatives

2.7 No. of Employers/ Industrialists

2.8 No. of other External Experts

2.9 Total No. of members

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2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held

2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: No Faculty

Non-Teaching Staff Students Alumni Others

2.12 Has IQAC received any funding from UGC during the year? Yes No

If yes, mention the amount

2.13 Seminars and Conferences (only quality related)

(i) No. of Seminars/Conferences/ Workshops/Symposia organized by the IQAC

Total No’s . International National State Institution

(II) Themes

2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC

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• To motivate publication of papers and articles in international journal with ISBN & ISSN number.

• To improve the methods of teaching. • To impart and enhance the communication skill. • To sign MoUs with the institutions. • To strengthen the sports and games activities.

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• Formulation of plans for academic activities. • Faculty development programme. • Orientation for the freshers and the parents. • Intensive Bridge course for freshers. • Industrial visits & Educational tours is organised to gain practical knowledge. • Communication skill is imparted to the students. • Pre-placement training was organised for final year students by the Placement Cell. • International conference, seminars, workshops and inter-collegiate meets were

organised. • Awards and appreciation for centum attendance of the students • Awards and appreciation to course teachers for centum results. • Introduction of certificate courses and vocational class. • Conduct of extension activities by NSS, RRC, YRC and CCC. • Entrepreneurship development programmes by EDC •


2.15 Plan of Action by IQAC/Outcome

The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards quality

Enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year.

PLAN OF ACTION ACHIEVEMENTS To organise faculty development programme

Department of Computer Science organised a FDP on 12th and 13th June, 2017 on Empowering Faculty as Educators – Researcher & Innovator. The Guest Speaker was Mrs.S.Rajalakshmi, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Madura College. Department of Commerce[CA] conducted a FDP on 12th June, 2017 titled Excellence in Teaching & Research and guest speakers was Dr.K.Karthikeyan, Associate Professor , Department of Commerce , Vivekananada College , Madurai.

On 14th June 2017, Department of Physics and Maths organised a FDP on Ice-Breaking and was presented by Mr.Viswanathan Mahadevan, Senior Trainer & Co-ordinator, Kalvi Higher Education And Research Institute, Madurai

Feather Touch Leads To Vealiation- A FDP was organised on 14th June, 2017 by the Department of Tamil and the resource person was Dr.Gandhimathi, Assistant Professor, Department of Tamil, Sree Meenakshi Government Women Arts College.

A FDP on “Be Transformed to Transform” was conducted by the Department of English and the Guest Speaker was Dr.S. Saira Banu, Associate Professor, The Research Centre of English, Fatima College

Dr. K. Udhayakumar, Associate Professor, Dept., of English Comparative Literature, MKU, was the special invitee to a FDP titled Creating An English Climate In a class room to study organised by Business Administration department on 17th June, 2017.

On 12th and 13th July 2017, inassociation with ICTACT Academy, FDP on Teaching Techniques was conducted by, Ms.Kalpana Gopal, Soft Skill Trainer, ICTACT and Different Techniques of Teaching was Illustrated.

A Motivational Session on Enriching Professionals on 29 th


Faculty Development Programme attended by the faculty

November, 2017 was organised and the session was addressed by Dr.Smt.D.SasiReka, The Principal, The Standard Fireworks RajaRathinam College for women, Sivakasi.

Ms.M. Vinothini, Asst., Prof., Department of Maths and Ms. A.Abirami, Asst., Prof., Department of Commerce attended an one day FDP [Under UGC Autonomy Grant ] on the Theme of Innovation in Teaching on 17th March, 2018, organised by Sourashtra College

To organise more lectures and seminars, workshops and club activities.

Department of Computer Science organised a seminar on Innovation & IT Management, on 28th June, 2017 by Mr.Prasath, ICTACT. On 12th July, Techzena -17 was organised and competitions on paper presentation, software marketing, Program development, quiz and mock interview was also Conducted by the department of Computer Science. A Seminar on Thamizh Kalvi was conducted by Dr.M.Karpagam,Asst., Prof., Department of Tamil, Thiyagaraja College, on 14th July, 2017. On 14th July 2017, a seminar on Goal Inauguration Inassociation with EKTA was organised by Department of English and the Speaker was Dr.K.ChandraSekaran, EKTA. Department of Computer Science organised a seminar on pervasive computing on 26th July, 2017 and was conducted by Mr.V.IsakkiRajan, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, PKN College. Department of Commerce [CA] organised Minerva 2K17 club Meet on 27th July 2017 and events like paper presentation, channel surfing, treasure hunt, pencil drawing and quiz was conducted for the students. Department of Business Administration organised BXI ADMIN Meet, 2017-18 and was inaugurated by Dr.G.Natarajan, CEO, Chettinaad Food Processors and the visiting faculty of Bombay Stock Exchange conducted a seminar on impact of GST on Entrepreneurs, on 18 th Aug, 2017 and competitions namely Paper Presentation on Impact of GST, Rangoli, Ad-Act , As You Like It and Achievement


Motivation were conducted to identify their innate skills and potentiality. On 21st August, 2017, Department of Tamil organised a seminar on “Solladhathai Sollappovathillai”, the guest speaker was Mr. A Asaimani, PGT, GOVT., HSS., Alavakottai, Sivagangai . On 28th July, 2017, Department of English organised a seminar on African American Literature and conducted By Dr.S.Beula, Asst., Prof., Department of English, Sree Meenakshi Govt., Arts College, Madurai. On 13th Dec., 2017 Department of Tamil organised a Seminar on Tholliyalum Samooga Varalarum was conducted by the orator Mr. A. MuthuKrishnan. On 18th December, 2017, Life Skills Training Programme was organised by Department of English and the resource person was Mr.Rajeev, Trainer, NAGA Life Skills Training Centre. On 22nd Dec, 2017, Android seminar was conducted by Mr.R.Senthil, Elysium , and was organised by Department of Computer Science.. In the event of National Mathematics Day Celebration on 2nd January, 2018, Dr.V.Meena, Asst., Prof., Dept., of Maths, Madura College, conducted a seminar on History of Ramanujam. Department of Commerce, invited Mr.Narasimha Iyengar, Corporate Trainer and Consultant conducted a seminar titled Personality Development, on 10th January, 2018. A Workshop on APP Development was organised by Department of Computer Science on 11th January, 2018 and the resource person was Mr.G. Arun Ganesh. On 22ndJanuary, 2018 , Dr.M.K.Sivasankari, P.M.T. Arts & Science College, Usilampatti, conducted a seminar on differential equation and its application was organised by Department of Maths. InAssociation with Thiruvilaiyadal Research Centre, Moral


Education session was inaugurated by The Programme Co-Ordinator. Mr. M.Murugesan and The Principal Dr. M.Arunagiri, Mavmm College, on 14th, February, 2018. On 15th February, 2018 a seminar on “Digit All” was organised by the Department of Computer Science and was conducted by Mr.J.K.Muthu, President ,Tamilnadu Merchant Chamber of Commerce Association, Madurai. On 1st March 2018, a workshop on Thiraipadakalaiyum Vimarsanamum” was organised by the Tamil Department , Dr.Prabhakar Vedhamanickam , Asst., Prof, Department of Tamil, The American College was the guest speaker. Mr.S.Sathya Dev, Head, Department of Business Administration, The American College, conducted seminar on Issues & Challenges in Rural [Women] Entrepreneurship on 16th March , 2018 and valedicted the club meet.

Strengthening the alumni association ALUMNI MEET was organised on 9th February ,2018. A good number of alumnae were present.

Intensive bridge course for the freshers and orientation for the parents.

Intensive Bridge Course was organised for the first year students on 3rd, 4th and 5th July, 2018 in all the departments and orientation session for the parents and the freshers about the college and courses.

Publish peer-reviewed journal department-wise

Department of Commerce[CA] published a Journal with 2.130 Impact factor and the proceeding with the ISBN 978-93-86712-01-1

Publication in International Journal Published a journal In Shanlx International Journal of Commerce ISSN:2320-4168-VOL.5 Special Issue.

Department of Computer Science published a Journal titled Data Analytics & Visualisation in Shanlax International Journal of Arts , Science and Humanities[ A Peer-Reviewed-Referred / Scholarly Quarterly Journal Globally Indexed with Impact Factor] Vol.5 Special Issue 1st February 2018 Impact Factor 2.114 ISSN: 2321-788x UGC Approval N0. 43960.

Department of Commerce organized an International Conference on “Commerce Economics and Management- An interdisciplinary Perspective “on 26 th February, 2018and published 150 papers in Bodhi International Journal of Research in Humanities, Arts and Science (A Peer-Reviewed-Refereed Quarterly Journal with Impact Factor, UGC Approved Journal (J.No. 44274) E-ISSN 2456-5571.


Provide students the benefit of the e-journal, N-List through wi-fi

Yet to do

Availing minor & major projects from funding agencies

Yet to do

Entrepreneurship development programmes and skill development programmes

A-3 day Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp on 19th, 20th & 21st July 2017 was conducted jointly with CED, sponsored by Ministry of Science & Technology, Govt. of India, New Delhi.

On 2nd February, 2018 - An orientation programme on INNOVATION- MAKE IN INDIA 2018 was organised and the programme was presented by

Shri Ramanan Ramanathan, Mission Director & Additional Secretary, ATAL Innovation Mission[AIM], Govt., of India. A-3 day COLLEGE BAZAAR,o n 17th, 18th & 19th April 2018, was organised in association with TAMILNADU STATE RURAL LIVELIHOOD MISSION, MADURAI DISTRICT , which gave an opportunity to know the marketing strategies and knowledge about the product ideas.

Introduction of on-line payment of fees

Yet to do.

To sign MoU Department of Computer Science, signed an MoU with PSINFO, GGIIT INFO, FRANCHISE OF APTECHS on 7th July,2017.

Inassociation with Young India. MoU was signed with YI on 14th July, 2017. An MoU was signed with DIGIT ALL on 30th Sept, 2017 by the Department of Computer Science.

An MoU was signed by Department of Commerce with KALVI INSTITUTE to conduct TALLY course with certification from TALLY ERP 9, on 14th February, 2018 and to conduct TOEIC COURSE.

To organise international Department of Commerce [CA] organised an international


conferences, workshop, seminar, State and National level

conference on “Entrepreneurship & Development of SMSES, in Global Era” on 26th August, 2017. the guest speakers were Prof. Srinivasan Pilavadisamy, Associate Professor, Iphc-Mekelle University, Ethiopia,

Mrs.D.Rajkumari Jeevagan, Chairman, Women Entrepreneur,Mr.K.Magesh Kumar,DGM, India Cements Limited and Dr.DhanaLakshmi, Head, SDC, CED, Madurai presented on Opportunities in Hospitality Sectors for The Development of Tourism Industry, Women Empowerment Current Scenario of MSMES & its Supporting Schemes & Women Entrepreneurship- Opportunities & Challenges respectively.

On 19th January 2018, Department Of Commerce (CA), Business Administration& Commerce, organised A- One Day International Workshop On Recent Trends In Financial Statements – IAS & IFRS Requirements, presented by Dr.G.Nagarajan, Senior Faculty- Accounting & Executive, MBA Programs, School of Business & Public Policy, The Papua University, New Guinea.

On 15th Feb, 2018, International Conference on Data Analytics & Visualization was conducted by Department of Computer Science and the Special Invitee was Mr.D.Sakthi Deepan, IT Analyst, Mother Care Limited- TCS, London.

A State Level Seminar on Recent Trends in Robotics was organised on 28th February 2018. The Guest Speakers were Dr.G. Kanagaraj and Dr.D. Tamilselvi conducted seminars on Artificial Intelligence on Robotics and Forward & Inverse Kinematics on Robot Arm.

On 26th March, 2018 Department of Commerce conducted an International Conference on Commerce, Economics and Management- An Inter-Disciplinary Perspective. The special invitees were Dr.B.Nimalathasan, Faculty of Management Studies and Commerce, University of Jaffna, SriLanka, Mr.V. BalaChandran, Former Registrar, Alagappa University, Karaikudi.

To conduct extension activities by NSS, RRC, YRC & CCC

Besides regular NSS activities awareness rallies are conducted in the adopted villages Thenkarai, – rally on solid waste management, prevention from polio, dengue fever, jaundice fever, was organised on 23rd June, 2017.


Our 200 NSS volunteers cleaned the Vaigai river on 28th Sept 2017, to make the Madurai city as an icon for clean city.

On 13th Oct, 2017 NILA VEMBU syrup was prepared and served to our students to prevent them from dengue fever.

Inauguration ceremony of Swachch Bharath at Thenkarai village was organised on 4th Oct, 2017.

A-7 day’s NSS- special camp was conducted from 4th Oct, to 10th October, 2017 at Thenkarai.

Two blood donation camps were organised in association with Primary Health Care Centre, Samayanallur and MMHRC, Madurai on 28th June 2017 and 24th January, 2018 respectively.

Our NSS volunteers donated blood in the Mega Blood Donation Camp was conducted by Madurai Kamaraj University, on 7th March, 2018.

Inassociation with Central Board of India [short film] Kala Vilambara Thurai, an awareness rally on importance of Aadhar card and drip water irrigation was organised on 12 th Jan, 2018.

CCC celebrated International Yoga Day on 21st July, 2017 by creating an awareness on Yoga and Asanas were demonstrated to the students and values of each and every asana was highlighted.

On 4th august, 2017 International Consumer Day was celebrated at the Collector ate and was chaired by the District Collector.

On 23rd August, 2017 a Consumer Awareness seminar on Packaging, Importance of Bills, Right, Duties of Consumers, Consumer Redressal Agencies, Methods and Procedures was delivered by Honourable Judge Mr.V.Balasundar Kumar, District Consumer Judge, Mr.M.Marakkamalai , Member Judge, Mrs.C.Packialakshmi, Member Judge, District Consumer Dispute Redressal Forum And Mrs.C. Meenambal, Member, Consumer Protection Association, Madurai.

RRC organised an awareness programme on HIV and


Dengue Fever on 16th August, 2017 and Speakers were Mrs.P.Anbulakshmi, Mrs.L.Annalakshmi, Primary Health Care Centre, Samayanallur.

Eye Care and Diabetic Awareness Programme was organised by RRC on 14th Dec, 2017 and the session was delivered by dr.Mahendra, Aravind Eye Hospital, Madurai.

On 24th June 2017, YRC organised a rally to create an awareness on harmful effects of tobacco and it was flagged-off by Mr..J.Joseph, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Madurai.

On 28th June, 2017 being the International Day against drug and abuse- human chain was formed to highlight the ill-effects of DRUG ADDICTION at Sholavandan, Thenkarai.

On 20th September, 2017, a mass pledge on swachhta ha seva was administered by the principal, DR.S. RAJESWARI and addressed the students to keep and maintain the environment green and clean.

On account of Flag Day & Communal Harmony Day, on 24th Nov, 2017, Dr..SankaraLingam, HeadMaster, GHSS., Vadipatti, delivered speech on need and necessity of unity, which is the need of the hour.

MR.P.Mohammad Nazar, Director , Yuva Sakthi, HR Institute, addressed our students about the Youth Parliament, on 22nd December, 2017.

Environment awareness rally was organised and the rally was led by MR.G.SELVAM, Inspector of Police, Alanganallur.

To organise inter-collegiate meets

On 9th Sept, 2017 ICM – TRIGO-TRIX’17 was organised by Department of Maths and was presided by DR.R. MANGAYARKARASI, HEAD, DEPT., OF MATHS, E.M.G. YADAVA WOMEN’S COLLEGE.

TECHGNOSIS – INTER-COLLEGIATE MEET was organised by Department of Computer Science on 14 th Sept., 2017and the chief guest was MRS.G.SOFIA, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, LADY DOAK COLLEGE and a seminar was conducted on Cloud Computing.

PHOENIX-2K17, an ICM was organised by the Department of English on 19th Sept, 2017 and the occasion was


To enhance sports and games activities and development of sports infra -structure

inaugurated by Dr.S.SUDHA, ASST., PROF., DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH, MADURA COLLEGE .

BXI QUEENTIA –ICM was organised and a paper titled CSR Issues & Challenges was presented by DR.S.RAJU, DIRECTOR OF MBA, THE AMERICAN COLLEGE, on 20TH Sept, 2017.

Inter-Collegiate Meet MERX’ 2017 was organised by Commerce department on 21st Sept, 2017 presided by DR.A.MARTIN DAVID, HEAD, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, THE AMERICAN COLLEGE.

Department of Physics organised PHYNIX 2017 on 22nd September, 2017 and DR.D. BRINDHA, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, THIYAGARAJA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, presented a paper on DISASTER MANAGEMENT.

Department of TAMIL organised “MUTHAMIZH SARAL VIZHA” an inter-collegiate meet on 23rd Sept, 2017 and POET SAKTHIJOTHI addressed the gathering on “THAMIZHUM VAZHVUM”.

Volley- Ball ground was levelled for regular practice. A part-time coach is appointed to coach volley ball to the players.

Two mobile BADMINTON POSTS were erected to encourage more numbers of players.

Provision of Badminton Racket, Carrom Board, Chess Board, Volley Ball and Medicine Ball of 3kg. and 5kg., so as to tighten the hand muscles and strengthen the power of hand.

To focus on Pre-Placement Training Programme for students by Placement Cell.

Pre-Placement training programme was organised jointly with REDINGTON FOUNDATION and MS.MEGALA KRISHNAN, TRAINER , conducted the training program on inter-personal skills, intra-personal skills, team building, communication skills and group discussion to equip them and also employable.

On 5th and 6th April, 2018, a pre-placement training was organised jointly with GRIPWIT TECHNOLOGIES. The areas of training was voice process and non-voice process as these skills are required to be placed in BPO Companies.


Industrial visits and educational tours to gain practical exposure about the processes and techniques

Department of Tamil organised a study tour to GANDHI MUSEUM AND ULAGA THAMIZH SANGAM, Madurai, on 21st July, 2017.

I.V., to 3K MOPS on 25th July 2017 by the Department of Business Administration, GRT RESIDENCY A3 STAR HOTEL, Chettinaad Food Processors, Kappalur on 22nd August 2017 and to Anya Areca Plates Manufacturers & Exporters, Madurai, on 15th December, 2017.

On 26th Sept, 2017 industrial visit to CENTRAL ELECTRO CHEMICAL RESEARCH CENTRE, KARAIKUDI by Maths Department.

Department of Physics organised an educational tour to KUDANGULAM NUCLEAR POWER PLANT on 12th Oct, 2017.

Counselling cell and career guidance cell

On 14th July, 2017 Dr.D.Helen Christina, District Nodal Officer, Virutcham was invited to conduct a seminar on Emotional Intelligence.

DR.A. MANIVANNAN, SUB-INSPECTOR OF POLICE was invited for an awareness program on Women Safety on 20th July, 2017. A seminar on Positive Psychology was conducted by MS. SHARMILA SIRAJ, COUNSELOR and M.S. CHELLAMUTHU TRUST on 26th July, 2017.

A Career Guidance session for Arts students was organised on 6th Feb, 2018 and resource person was DR.S. RAJU, Director, Department of MBA, The American College.

Articles Published in International Journal with ISBN & ISSN Number by The Faculty

Number of Articles Published in Journal - 53 Book Published – 3 (Annexure Enclosed )


ANNEXURE

ARTICLES PUBLISHED IN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL WITH ISBN & ISSN NUMBER BY THE FACULTY

Date Author Department Title Journal ISSN No. International / National

July 2017

Mrs.R.Kala Ranjani

Business Administration

Service quality and Behavioral intentions: Test of a mediation model of customer satisfaction

JOURNAL OF ADV RESEARCH IN DYNAMICAL & CONTROL SYSTEMS.

1943-023X National

26.07.17 Ms.S. Prathibha English Emancipation of Self in ChetanBhagat’sOne Indian Girl: A Psychological Study

BODHI INTER-NATIONAL JOURNAL OF ARTS & SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES

2456-5571 International

27.08.17 Mrs.Veeramani Commerce Problems and Prospects of Women Entreprenurs

SHANLAX INTERNATIO-NAL JOURNAL OF COMMERCE

2320-4168-VOL.5

International

27.08.17 Mrs.V.Vasuki Commerce with CA

Importance of SMEs in Developing Countries


2320-4168-VOL.5

International

27.08.17 Mrs.V.Shanthi Rani Commerce with CA

Global strategy for SMEs sector in planning aspects

SHANLAX INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF cOMMERCE

2320-4168-VOL.5

International


27.08.17 Ms.T. Andichi Commerce with CA

Recent Trends in Financing Inovation of SMEs


2320-4168-VOL.5

International

27.08.17 Mrs.K.Vishnu -Priya

Commerce with CA

Challenges faced by women Entrepreneur in SMEs


2320-4168-VOL.5

International

27.08.17 Ms.K. Anitha Commerce with CA

Recent Trends in Financing Inovation of SMEs


2320-4168-VOL.5

International

27.08.17 Ms.S. Kaleeswari Commerce with CA

Global strategy for SMEs sector in planning aspects


2320-4168-VOL.5

International

27.08.17 Ms.R.T. Abinaya Commerce with CA

Scope of cloud Computing For SMEs


2320-4168-VOL.5

International

27.08.17 Mrs.S.Sathya Commerce with CA



2320-4168-VOL.5

International

27.08.17 Mrs.U.Jayarani Commerce with CA

Today’ Betsy-A Boom or Bare to Digital India


2320-4168-VOL.5

International

29.09.17 Ms.G.Jenifer. Physics Annealing effect of

INTER 2315-4527 International


ZnSethin film using CBD technique for PV solar cell application

NATIONAL JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

11.10.17 Dr.Mrs.P.Maha- lakshmi

Business Administra-tion

Impact of GST on Agricultural Sector



27.12.18 Mrs.S.Sathya Commerce with CA


SHANLAX PUBLICAT-IONS INTERNATIO-NAL JOURNAL

2320-4168

International

27.12.18

Mrs.C.Joselyn-Nithya

Commerce with CA

Problems, prospects,& schemes offered by Government to the women Entrepreneur

SHANLAX PUBLICAT-IONS- INTERNATIO-NAL JOURNAL

2320-4168

International

29.12.17 Mrs.G.Midhubala Computer Science

Business analysis using social media for decision making-A Review

IJCEA Journal 978-93-5291-838-6

National

29.12.17 Mrs.G.Siva-Bharathi

Computer Science

Survey on Data mining technique

IJCEAJournal 978-93-5291-838-6

National

09.02.18 Ms.G.Jenifer. Physics Structural and Optical Properties of

ROOTS INTER-

NATIONAL

2349-8684 National


Cerium Dioxide Nano Thinfilm prepared by Chemical Bath Deposition Technique

JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLI-NARYRESEARCHERS.

09.02.18 Ms.S.Sangeetha & Ms.P.Seetha

Physics TiO2 based DyeSensitized

Solar Cells using natural (Chlorophyll) dye

ROOTS INTER-

NATIONAL JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLI-NARYRESEARCH-ERS.

2349-8684 National

15.02.18 Mrs.G.Midhubala Computer Science

Hurdles of Big Data in Business Application

SHANLAX INTERNATIONA-L JOURNAL OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES

2321-788X UGC Approval No: 43960

International

15.02.18 J.Asenath Computer Science

Medical Image Fusion By Combined Arithmetic and Thresholding Methods



International

15.02.18 Mrs.D.Sakthi-Priya Computer Science

A Study of Identifying Root Cause Analysis in Enterprise Resource Planning Implementa-tion



International


15.02.18 Mrs.G.Siva- Bharathi

Computer Science

Marketing Analysis using Clustering in Datamining



International

15.02.18 Mrs.S.Latha Computer Science

An Overview of Fingerprint



International

15.02.18 Mrs.B.Anantha lakshmi

Computer Science

Application Development



International

15.02.18 Mrs.U.Jeyarani Computer Science

Big Data Challenges and Techniques



International

15.02.18 Mrs.B.Raja-lakshmi

Computer Science

Digital Image Processing



International

15.02.18 Mrs.A.Ilakkiya Computer Science

An Overview of Digital Image Processing



International


15.02.18 Mrs.R.Lakshmi

Computer Science

Effective Image Mining by Representing Color Histogram



International

15.02.18 Mrs.S.Kirubha Rani Computer Science

Preface of Firewall



International

15.02.18 Ms.G.Priya Dharshini

Computer Science

APrecise Of Bio Metrics



International

15.02.18 Ms.M.Lavanya Computer Science

Detection Of Diseases In Plants Using Digital Image Processing Method



International

15.02.18 Mrs.N.Devi Computer Science

Social Media Analytics Using Data Mining

SHANLAX INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES


International

15.02.18 Mrs. C.H.Kalpana Computer Science

A Review on Web Mining: Its Challenges andApplications In The Field of Education



International


15.02.18 Ms.M.Racheljenet Computer Science

Gait Signal Classification Using Wavelet Transforma-tion



International

26.02.18 Dr.Mrs.P.Mahalakshmi

Business Administra-tion

A Study on Risk Management And Insurance In Indian Agricultural Sector



26.02.18 Mrs.Veeramani Commerce Impact of Information Technology & Banking Sector In India



26.02.18 Mrs. R.Mahalakshmi

Commerce AStudy on Initiative Steps Taken By Tamil Nadu Govt, For Women Entrepreneurs



26.02.18 Mrs.C.Jestina JeyaKumari

Commerce A Study on Women Fish Vendors In RamnadDist

BODHI INTER -NATIONAL JOURNAL OF ARTS & SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES



26.02.18 Mrs. S. Sridharshini Commerce A Study on Experts Opinion About Emotional Intelligence



26.02.18 Ms.K. Saranya Commerce AStudy on Implementation OfIFRS in India



26.02.18 Mrs.C.Poornima Commerce AStudy on Online Banking



26.02.18 Mrs. S.Muthuratha Commerce AStudy on Effectiveness of Performance Appraisal system



26.02.18 Ms.S.Vidya

Commerce AStudy on Problems And Prospects of Rural Retail Marketing



26.02.18 Ms. A.Abirami Commerce AStudy on Women Entrepreneur In Madurai City

BODHI INTER-NATIONAL JOURNAL OF ARTS & SCIENCE AND



HUMANITIES

26.02.18 Mrs.P.Vijayalakshmi

Commerce Job Satisfaction of Women Workers In firework Industry In Sivakasi District



26.02.18 Mrs.P.Abinaya Commerce ACase Study on Consumer Buying Behavior Towards Selected FMCGProducts



26.02.18 Ms. K.Mathibala Commerce AStudy on Interoperability In Healthcare and Improving Health Through Interoperability and Information Sharing



26.02.18 Ms.J.Rama Prathipa Commerce An Analysis of Strategies Implemented by Coco Cola Company



03.03.18 Mrs.Veeramani &

Mrs.C.JestinaJeyakumari

Commerce “Impact,Opportunity and Challenge of FDI In Indian Agriculture

ROOTS INTER -NATIONAL JOURNAL

International


Sector”

28.03.18 Mrs.Veeramani&

Mrs.C.JestinaJeyakumari

Commerce “Role of Digitalisation of Indian Economy”

SHANLAX INTERNATIONA-L JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS

National

28.03.18 Mrs. R.Mahalakshmi

Commerce “Demonitisation and its Impact on Women Entrepreneur-ship

SHANLAX INTERNATIONA-L JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS

National

* Attach the Academic Calendar of the year as Annexure.

2.15 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body Yes No

Management Syndicate Any other body

Provide the details of the action taken

ü

ü

• The management approved the AQAR. The management suggested to strengthen the industry institution interaction, research and consultancy services. The follow-ups were done periodically by the Principal through meetings with the Head of the Departments.


Part – B Criterion – I

1. Curricular Aspects 1.1 Details about Academic Programmes

Level of the Programme

Number of existing

Programmes

Number of programmes

added during the year

Number of self-financing programmes

Number of value added / Career

Oriented programmes

Ph.D., --- --- PG 4 1 UG 8 --- 8 PG Diploma --- --- Advanced Diploma

--- ---

Diploma 4 --- Certificate 10 1 Others --- ---

Total 26 2 8

Interdisciplinary --- --- --- --- Innovative --- --- --- ---

1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum:

CBCS/Core/Elective option / Open options (ii) Pattern of programmes: 1.3 Feedback from stakeholders* Alumni Parents Employers Students (On all aspects)

Mode of feedback Online Manual Co-operating schools (for PEI)

Pattern Number of programmes Semester 13 Trimester -

Annual 6

ü ü

ü

ü


1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salient aspects. 1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.

• There is no revision/update of regulation or syllabus for other UG&PG courses.

• The Department of Commerce started M.Com.


Criterion – II 2. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation

2.1 Total No. of permanent faculty

2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D.

2.3 No. of Faculty Positions Recruited (R) and Vacant (V) during the year

2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty

2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia

No. of Faculty International level National level State level

Attended Seminars/

54 17 07 Presented papers

50 13 -- Resource Persons

-- -- --

2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:

• Tamil: Group Discussion, LCD learning. • English: Role Play, Group Discussion, Power Point Presentation, E-Assignment, Seminar &

Peer Group teaching, vocabulary building activities, conducting debate, five minutes speech in class, micro teaching in class.

• Physics: Smart class teaching, Industrial visit. • BBA: Group discussion, power point presentation, peer learning, role play, guest lectures,

organising seminars and workshops. • B.Com: Question bank books were published for income tax law & practice advanced financial

accounting. • B.Com CA: Group Discussion, E-Assignment, Five minutes Speech in class. • Computer science: E- Assignment, online test, role play, quiz, stress interview, paper

presentation, group discussion, software marketing. • Maths: Smart Class Teaching, Industrial Visit and Group Discussion .

Total Asst. Professors

Associate Professors Professors Others

117 99 1 --- ---

Asst. Professors

Associate Professors

Professors Others Total

R V R V R V R V R V 43 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

6

--- --- ---


2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days during this academic year 2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by the Institution (for example: Open Book Examination, Bar Coding, Double Valuation, Photocopy, Online Multiple Choice Questions) 2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum Restructuring/revision/syllabus development As member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshop 2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students 2.11 Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage UG

Title of the Programme

Total no. of students appeared

Division

Distinction % I % II % III % Pass %

B.A(Tamil) 35 6 86 8 -- 100 B.A(English) 118 -- 52 40 8 100 B.B.A 52 -- 37 58 4 99 B.COM 73 -- 26 38 21 85 B.Com (CA) 77 -- 93.5 -- -- 93.5 B.Sc(Maths) 74 35 46 5 -- 86 B.Sc(Physics) 46 28 54 2 -- 84 B.Sc(CS) 87 14 82 -- -- 96 PG

Title of the Programme

Total no. of students appeared

Division

Distinction % I % II % III % Pass %

M.A(English) 22 -- 45 55 -- 100 M.com(CA) 31 -- 100 -- -- 100 M.Sc(Maths) 36 19 52.7 2.7 -- 75 M.Sc(CS & IT) 11 100 -- -- -- 100

182

Examination process is controlled by the affiliated university

--- --- ---

80%


2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes:

• Students are evaluated through internal tests, seminars and assignments. • Plans the academic calendar for the academic activities and non- academic activities. • Analysis of feedback from students. • Faculty development program, encourage the faculty & students to present and publish

papers in international conference, seminars and journals with ISBN & ISSN. • Monitoring all the academic activities such as syllabus completion, Assist the internal

assessment evaluation and suggestion for improvements. • Periodical meetings and orientation sessions were conducted with The Principal, Head of

the departments and faculty to plan and implement the various activities of all the departments.

• The entry test and exit test helps to analyse and monitor the progress of the students. • Teaching excellence enhanced through feedback and observations.

2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development

Faculty / Staff Development Programme Number of faculty benefitted

Refresher courses --

UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme --

HRD programmes --

Orientation programmes --

Faculty exchange programme --

Staff training conducted by the university --

Staff training conducted by other institutions

Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. 8(Workshop)

Others 25(FDP)

2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff

Category Number of Permanent Employees

Number of Vacant

Positions

Number of permanent positions filled during the Year

Number of positions filled temporarily

Administrative Staff 10 --- --- --- Technical Staff 10 --- --- ---


Criterion – III 3. Research, Consultancy and Extension

3.1 Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing/Promoting Research Climate in the institution

3.2 Details regarding major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted Number ----- ---- ---- ---- Outlay in Rs. Lakhs ----- ---- ---- ---- 3.3 Details regarding minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted Number ---- --- ---- ---- Outlay in Rs. Lakhs ---- ---- ---- ---- 3.4 Details on research publications

International National Others Peer Review Journals 46 7 --- Non-Peer Review Journals --- e-Journals --- Conference proceedings 2 --- 3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications:

Range Average h-index Nos. in SCOPUS

3.6 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and other organisations

Nature of the Project Duration Year

Name of the funding Agency

Total grant sanctioned

Received

Major projects --- --- --- --- Minor Projects --- --- --- --- Interdisciplinary Projects --- --- --- ---

-

• The faculty and also both the UG and PG students are encouraged to present papers in the conferences and publish books, articles in the international journals, to promote the research attitude in them.

• The faculty and students are granted permission to avail on-the-duty to present and participate in the academic conferences.

• All the departments are motivated to conduct international conferences.

- - ü


Industry sponsored --- --- --- --- Projects sponsored by the University/ College --- --- --- ---

Students research projects (other than compulsory by the University)

--- --- --- ---

Any other(Specify) --- --- --- --- Total --- --- --- ---

3.7 No. of books published i) With ISBN No. Chapters in Edited Books

II) Without ISBN No.

3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from

UGC-SAP CAS DST-FIST

DPE DBT Scheme/funds

3.9 For colleges Autonomy CPE DBT Star Scheme

INSPIRE CE Any Other (specify)

3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy

3.11 No. of conferences organized by the Institution

3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons

Level International National State University College Number 3 1 Sponsoring agencies

College College

-

---

-----

---

-

-

-

-

- - -

- - -

3


3.13 No. of collaborations International National Any other

3.14 No. of linkages created during this year

3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs :

From Funding agency From Management of University/College

Total

3.16 No. of patents received this year

3.17 No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows Of the institute in the year

3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution who are Ph. D. Guides and students registered under them 3.19 No. of Ph.D. awarded by faculty from the Institution 3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones)

JRF SRF Project Fellows Any other

3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events

University level State level

National level International level

3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events



Type of Patent Number

National Applied --- Granted ---

International Applied --- Granted ---

Commercialised Applied --- Granted ---

Total International National State University Dist College --- --- --- --- --- --- ---

--- --- 4

--- ---

---

-

-

-

- - - -

200

-

-

-

- -

- -

---


3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS



3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC



3.25 No. of Extension activities organized

University forum College forum

NCC NSS Any other

3.26 Major Activities during the year in the sphere of Extension Activities and Institutional Social Responsibility:

NSS, RRC, YRC & CCC UNITS OF OUR COLLEGE INNVOLVED IN THE FOLLOWING SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

DATE NATURE ACTIVITY RESOURCE PERSON & TOPIC

OUTCOME

21.06.17 3rd International Yoga day celebration

Special Mr.N.NATARAJAN Deputy Commissioner of Meenachi Amman Koil

Students gained knowledge about how to live healthy by yoga.

22.06.17 3rd International Yoga day celebration

Special Mr.P.VASUDEVAN, President, Madurai ArivuThirukoil, Mr. P. RAMA -CHANDRAN , Asst. Professor, ArulAanandar College, Madurai, Mr.K.SUBASH, Yoga tutor and programme officer, Madurai ArivuThirukoil.

Students know about our traditional Pranayama Asanas and Simplified Exercise.

- -

- -

- -

- -

- -

- 33 18


23.06.17 Rally on “SOLID WASTE MANAGA-MENT”

Special Mr.S.Suresh Kumar, Sub Inspector of Police, Madurai.

Village people got awareness about how to dispose gradeable & degradable things.

24.06.17 Rally against Tobacco

Special Mr.G. Joseph, Commissioner, Law and Order, Thallakulam, Madurai Mr.S.Murugan, Dist., Sports Officer. Vasan Eye Care and Baskar Hospital Madurai

Rally created awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco

27.06.17 World Yoga Day & Dr. M.G.R.’s Birth Anniversary day

Special Vice-Chancellor, MKU, R.P.Udayakumar, Minister, Tamil Nadu.

Students gained knowledge about how to live healthy by yoga

27.06.17 Blood donation camp

Special Mr.SARAVANAN, MBBS, Primary Health Centre, Samayanallur. Dr.K.Varamuthu, Dean, Govt/. Rajaji Hospital, Madurai.

Compassion towards humanity

28.06.17 Dental & Eye Medical Camp

Special Staff Nurses, Vasan Eye Care, Madurai.

Free Dental & Eye Check-up was given to Thenkarai people.

28.06.17 Blood Donation Camp

Regular Primary Health Centre, Samayanallur.


28.06.17 International Day Against Drug &Abuse-Human Chain

Special Dr.S.Rajeswari, Principal, MKWC.

Harmful effects due to drug was implemented by human chain

30.06.17 Dr. M.G.R.’s 100th CENTENARY CELEBRATION

Special Chief Minister, TamilNadu. To honour our former Chief Minister

07.07.17 Marathon Blood Donation Awareness

Special Mr.Veeraraghava Rao, Madurai District Collector.

Awareness created about blood donation among society

11.07.17 World Population Day “ESSAY WRITING, DRAWING and ELOCUTION


Students gained knowledge about the effects of world population


28.07.17 International Consumer Day Celebration

Regular Mr.K.VEERARAGAVA RAO, IAS, Madurai

Collector’s speech created awareness among the students about the exploitation by the gas cylinders supplying agencies,packaged drinking water and adulteration in cool drinks.

16.08.17 HIV Awareness and Dengue Fever awareness

Special Mrs. P. Anbu Lakshmi Mrs. L. Anna Lakshmi, Primary Health Centre, Samayanallur

Creating awareness among students and people about HIV & Dengue fever

18.08.17 Rally on HIV awareness and Dengu Fever awareness

Special Mrs.I.Manjula, Village Priesdent, Thenkari

Creating awareness among village people about HIV & Dengue fever

23.08.17 Tree Plantation Special Mrs.Prema, AHM Mullipallam Govt. School.

People gathered knowledge about the importance of growing trees.

08.09.17 Campus Cleaning (Visit-2)

Regular Dr.C.Saravan, Block Officer, Govt ., Primary Health Centre, Sathya -Moorthi Nagar.

Students came to know the importance of how to keep the work place clean & hygienic.

12.9.2017 13.9.2017 13.9.2017

Survey on Adopted Village

Regular Vice - Chancellor, MKU,Madurai.

Survey on the problems faced by the village people.

18.09.17 Campus Cleaning Programme

Special Mr.SARAVANAN,MBBS, Primary Health Centre, Paravai,Samayanallur.

Students realized the importance of clean & hygienic work place.

19.09.17 Cleaning Work Regular Dr.S.Rajeswari, Principal, MKWC

Students realized the importance of clean & hygiene of the environment.

20.09.17 Mass Pledge on SWACHH TA HA SEVA


Pledge was taken by the students, to maintain the surroundings neat & tidy.

28.09.17 Cleaning Work Regular

Dr.S.Rajeswari, Principal, MKWC Students realized the

importance of clean & hygienic work place.


28.09.17 Cleaning Work Special Mr.Verarahava Rao, Madurai District Collector.

Created awareness among Madurai people to maintain the river-bed clean & hygienic.

04.10.17 Mass Campus Cleaning in Govt., Rajaji Hospital

Special Dr.P.Chellathurai, Vice-Chancellor,MKU.

Public were insisted to keep the work place clean & hygienic.

04.10.17 To 10.10.17

NSS CAMP . Special Dr.S.Rajeswari, Principal, MKWC

To create social responsibilities among students.

06.10.17 Out-Reach camp on misleading advertisement

Regular Mrs.C.Packialakshmi, M.A., PGDCL., Member Judge, District Consumer Dispute Redressal Forum, Madurai, and Mrs.C. Meenambal, Women Consumer Protection Association, Madurai.

Students gathered knowledge about the procedure for Filing a case and practical training to apply for Compensation.

13.10.2017 14.10.2017 15.10.2017

NilaVembu Syrup (Against Dengu Fever)

Special Dr.S.Rajeswari, Principal, MKWC

Preventive measures from Dengu fever

25.10.17 Rally on (Prevention of Polio, Tetanus, Jaundice awareness)


Created awareness among Thenkarai people about prevention from Polio, Jaundice etc.

26.10.17 SardharVallababhai Patel Anniversary

Special Dr.P.Chellathurai, Vice-Chancellor,MKU & Mr.Veera Raghava Rao, Madurai District Collector.

Run for unity

31.10.17 National Unity Day


The value of unity in strength was insisted and highlighted to the students.

05.11.17 Short Film for Children Cancer Awareness

Special Dr.M.R.Marudhu Pandian, Dean, Madurai Medical College

The film made the students to realize when there is no cure then prevention is better.

24.11.17 Flag Day & Communal Harmony Day

Special V.Sankaralingam, PG ASST, Vadipatti Govt/. Hr.Sec.School

To honour the Ex-Servicemen


25.11.17 to 30.11.17

Survey Report about Adopted Village

Special Dr.P.Chellathurai, Vice-Chancellor,MKU

Survey on problems faced by the village people.

05.12.17 7 World Aids Day Special Dr.S.Rajeswari, Principal,

MKWC Harmful effect of AIDS was given to the students

05.12.17 Nilavembu Kudineer Distribution

Special Mr.SARAVANAN, MBBS & Team, Primary Health Centre, Samayanallur

Preventive measures from Dengu fever

05.12.17 HIV/AIDS Awareness Programme

Special CCC, RRC, YRC,NSS Co-ordinators, Mangayarkarasi College

Awareness created among students about HIV

08.12.17 Special Out- Reach Programme On Consumer Awareness

Regular Mrs.Dr.P.Mahalakshmi, , CCC Co-ordinator,MKWC and 20 club student members

Created an awareness on BUYER BEWARE regarding expiry date, ingredients, manufacturing date, license, Batch Number.

14.12.17 Eye & Diabetic awareness programme

Special DR.S.Suresh Kumar Aravind Eye Hospital,Madurai. Mr. R. Meenachi Sundaram, MHM, Senior Manager, Aravind Eye Hospital.

Importance of taking care of eyes which is the light of a human being.

22.12.17 Youth Parliament

Special Prof. P. Mohamed Nazer, Prof. R. Manoharan (Nehru Yuva Kendera)

Students came to know about the social issues and measures to overcome the problems

03.01.18 Mediation Special Heart fullness Meditation Center Madurai

Students learned about mediation

12.01.18 Rally on (Central Board of India (Short Film) Kala Vilambara Thurai)

Special M.Velmurugan. Central Board of India Kala VilambaraThurai.

Importance of culture

24.01.18 Voter’s Day and Blood Donation Day

Special Mr.Ravi&Mr.Karthikeyan Co-Ordinator, Meenakshi Mission Hospital, Madurai

Social responsibility and Compassion towards humanity

24.01.18 Blood Donation Camp Mr.Ravi, Blood Donation Head, Meenakshi Mission Hospital. Madurai.

Special Dr.Vijayarajan, M.B.B.S., & Mr.Ravi, Technical Supervisors and Nursing staff, Meenakshi Mission Hospital, Madurai



25.01.18 Voter’s day Rally

Special V.Shakaralingam, PG ASST, Vadipatti Govt/. Hr.Sec.School

Social responsibility

29.01.18 Cleaning and Tree Plantation

Special Mr. Panvarilal Governor, Tamil Nadu

To keep neat and tidy surroundings.

06.02.18 Road Safety Awareness Workshop

Special Thiru.V.V.RajanChellappa, M.A.,B.L., M.L.A.., Mr.E.Senthil Kumar, Planning Inspector (Traffic), Mdu city, Mr.Kalyana Kumar, Regional Transport Officer, Mdu

Students gained knowledge about road safety and importance of following the traffic rules.

07.03.18 Blood donation Special Dr.P.Chellathurai, Vice-Chancellor,MKU & Mr.SamuealChellaiah, Regional Director, NSS)


12.03.18 Seminar on Comsumer Protection Act

Regular Dr.P.Mahalakshmi, CCC co-ordinator and Assistant Professor , Dept. of Business Administration, Mangayarkarasi College

An awareness on free legal services and remedies provided for women incase of family and social issues.

26.03.18 Social movement Rally to insist tree plantation, global warming, summer drinks and natural foods

Special Mr.Balaji, Sub.Inspector of Police,Sholavandhan Police Station, Madurai & Mr.Iyer, Assistant SubInspector, Sholavandhan Police Station, Madurai

To reduce the air pollution,to plant more trees and importance of intake of organic food.

26.03.18 Environment Awareness Rally

Special Mr.G.Selvam, Inspector of Police, Alanganallur.

Message was given to the public to save the environment


Criterion –IV 4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources

4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities

Facilities Existing Newly Created Source of Fund Total

Campus Area 10 Acres --- --- ---

Class Rooms 52 --- --- ---

Laboratories 7 --- --- ---

Seminar Halls 1 --- --- ---

No. of important equipments purchased during the current year. --- Table 1 enclosed --- ---

Value of the equipment purchased during the year (Rs. in Lakhs) --- Table 1 enclosed --- 2,18,180

Others --- Table 2 enclosed --- --- 4.1 Details of Infrastructure facilities Equipments Purchased Table - 1

S.No. Date of Purchase Department Purchased Item Quantity Amount

1. 30.8.17

Computer Lab

Lenovo Keyboard with Optimal Mouse, Ethernet Switch, SMPS – B.No.005

8

5,750

7.1.18 -do

Toshiba 1-TB Hard Disk Drive 15.6” I -Ball LED Monitor B.No. 85

1 1

7,600

2. 20.06.17 Physics Lab Stabilised Power Supply Dual, Transformer 6-0-6v 1 AMPS Modern,etc….

61 72,387

9.11.17 - do - Mercury Vapour Lamp,Battery Eliminator,etc.. 16 51,094

4.12.17 - do - Stabilised Power Supply, Power Supply Dual, Transformer, Voltmeter,etc.

61 81,349


4.1 Others: Table-2

S.No Date of Purchase

Purchased Item Quantity Amount Venue

1. 12.7.17 Marker Board

Physics Dep – 1, CS Dept – 1 & Seminar Hall – 1

3 12,902 Block-1 &

Block – 2

2. 25.7.17 Cupboard Work at Principal Room 1 Set 60,083 Block-1

(Einsteve Block)

3. 1.8.17 Asian Sports – Sports things purchased 109 61,000 Block-2

(Kurinji Block)

4. 9.8.17 Top Pieces at Principal room 180 Sq.ft

9 Sq.ft

12,698 Block-1

(Einsteve Block)

5. 17.8.17 Cable and Boxes, Circuit Breaker,etc 39 42,125 KP Auditorium

6. 17.8.17 INDL Cable, Havells,etc 101 76,123 KP Auditorium

7. 23.8.17 Projector Model & Liberty Lite Tripod Screen

2 60,000 KP Auditorium

8. 24.8.17 File Box at Principal room 2 48,026 Block-1

(Einsteve Block)

9. 28.8.17 Conduit Pipe ERW,PVC Tape Roll,etc 432 46,307 KP Auditorium

10. 30.8.17 Lenovo Mouse for Library – B.No. 005 1 300 Block-2

(Kurinji Block)

11. 5.9.17 Conduit Pipe ERW 75 15,076 KP Auditorium

12. 9.9.17 PVC INS, Cable 5 7,564 KP Auditorium


4.2 Computerization of administration and library

Administration block and Library are computerized.

13. 2.11.17 LCD Projector, Blue Color Light at Seminar Hall B.No.47

1 3,000 Block-2

(Kurinji Block)

14. 15.11.17 Screen Cloth, Wood, Paint,etc 12 63,000 KP Auditorium

15. 27.11.17 Sony Remote for Seminar Hall 1 1,500 Block-2

(Kurinji Block)

16. 16.12.17 Chair Screen, Table,Chair Stiching Charge, Rexin Cloth, etc.

20 3,810 KP Auditorium

17. 7.1.18 D-Link Wireless Usb Adapter (300 Mbps) for Seminar Hall – B.No.85

1 800 Block-2

(Kurinji Block)

18. 8.1.18 Bar Coding for Library 1 24,000 Block-2

(Kurinji Block)

19. 10.1.18 NPTL course (College purpose) 1 3,800 Block-1

(Einsteve Block)

20. 10.1.18 NPTL course (College purpose) 1 3600 Block-1

(Einsteve Block)

21. 1.2.18 Sports things purchased -Volley Ball Post, net, Prize Cup’s, Medals,etc..

32,402 Block-2

(Kurinji Block)

22. 24.2.18 6 ½” Bero Steel for Physics Lab 2 15,000 Block-1(Einsteve Block)

23. 12.4.18 DigitalLib – Library Automation Software with OPAC & Gate Entry

1 23,000 Block-2

(Kurinji Block)


4.3 Library Services:

Existing Newly added Total

No. Value No. Value No. Value Text Books 8621 12,06,449 940 2,87,063 9,561 14,93,512

Reference Books 371 62,375 290 2,188 661 64,563

Specimen/Donated Copy 578 - - - 578

e-Books

Journals/Magazines

International Journals

143 8

1,24,787

22,300 30 24,720

173 8

1,49,507

22,300

e-Journals

Digital Database

CD & Video 547 1,38,999 50

597

Others (specify)


4.4 Technology upgradation (overall)

Total Computer

s

Computer Labs

Internet Browsing Centres

Computer Centres

Office Departments Others

Existing 59

90

91

Lab 1 - 42 Systems Lab 2 - 90 Systems

Lab 3 – 56 Systems

Lab 1 – 20 Office - 3 Library -2

Lab 2 - 30 Departments-8 NAAC System

– 1

- - 3

NAAC -1 AD Block-1

Dep.Systems -8

Library - 1 Seminar Hall

Laptop - 1

Language Lab-32,

Controller-1

Library (Public

Access ) – 4

Added - - - - - - -

Total 240 188 - - - 5 43 4

4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme

for technology upgradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)

Yes , Certificate in Office Automation was conducted to non-computer students.

4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs

I) ICT : 3,16,134

II) Campus Infrastructure and facilities : 6,60,000

III)Equipments : 19,500

IV) Others : 45,395


4.6 Amount spent on Maintenance in Lakhs:

Table:3

S.No Date of Service

Department Description Amount In Lakhs

1. Physics Lab Service Charge for Maintenance of Physics Lab for the year 2017 –2018 (1,000*12)

12,000

25.4.18 -do- Power Supply, AFO, Voltmeters, Spectrometer service charges,etc

7,500 19,500/-

2. 25.11.16 C.S. Lab Service Charges for Distilled Water filled in 25 No’s Batteries in Lab-1

2,500

14.3.17 -do- 12A Toner Refill Service Charges

400

30.6.17 -do- Service Charge for All UPS PM and Disconnecting & Reinstallation Work Charges

3000

4.8.17 -do- 12A Toner Refill Service Charges

400

19.8.17 -do- Renewal Charges for Domain, Space, Database and Support Charges for the domain www.mcw-madurai.org for one year

7,434


15.11.17 -do- 12A Toner refill service charges

400

27.3.18 -do- 12A Toner refill service charges 12A Toner blade replacement service charges

550

25.4.18 -do- LBP 2900 Laser Printer Teflon Sleeve and Pressure Roller replacement service charges

1,450

-do- Service Charge for Maintenance of Computer Science Lab for the year 2017-18 (25,000*12)

3,00,000 3,16,134/-

3. 21.4.17 to 23.2.18

Library Book Binding – 206 Books 9,395

14.9.17 -do- HP 12A Toner refill service charge

400


400

20.12.17 -do- 12A Toner refill catridge magnetic roller replacement service charges

300


400 10,895/-

4. 11.8.17 Sports Coacher salary for the month of July’17

3,500


16.8.17 & 18.8.17

-do- Women Zone Tournament affiliation fee for the year 2016-17 & 2017-18

2,000

7.9.17 -do- Coacher salary for the month of Aug’17

3,500

8.10.17 -do- Coacher salary for the month of Sep’17

3,500

1.11.17 -do- Coacher salary for the month of Oct’17

3,500

4.12.17 -do- Coacher salary for the month of Nov’17

3,500

2.3.18 -do- Coacher salary for the month of Dec’17 to Feb’18

10,500

2.4.18 -do- Coacher salary for the month of Mar’18

3,500 33,500/-

5. 2.11.17 Seminar Hall Sony Electronics – LCD Projector Service Charge (B.No.0047)

1,000 1,000/-


Criterion – V

5. Student Support and Progression

5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services

• Library is shelved with sufficient number of text books for reference, journal, and magazines to supplement the thrust for the knowledge and inculcate the habit of self-learning.

• Counseling is provided to the needy students which helps them to up come in their studies, career and in personal life.

• Experts are invited to the campus to create awareness about the competitive exams like UPSC. TNPSC. BSRB, RRB and SSC.

Structure for Student Support

• IQAC has played a major role on liason among staff, students and management to share the academic information.

• In every general assembly, the Head of the institution creates the awareness on various programmes and activities .

• To encourage 100% attendance to the students throughout the academic year, a cash prize of Rs.500/- is awarded to them.

• To help the academically weaker and economically needy students, the mentor also contributes to the physical, psychological, social and spiritual development of the students.

• Orientation Day for the Freshers is organised and A-THREE DAY INTENSIVE BRIDGE COURSE is conducted by all the departments and detailed about the curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.

• The management is granting fee concession to the highest scorer in the HSS EDUCATION and also for the FIRST GENERATION GRADUATE, at the time of admission.

• The college arranges scholarship to the economically weak students through Government and NGOs. • Subject-wise special coaching classes for slow learners are scheduled during the evening hours. • EDC organise A-THREE DAY ENTREPRENEURSHIP AWARENESS CAMP

in association with CED, sponsored by MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, GOVT., OF INDIA, NEW DELHI.

• Placement Cell organises pre-placement training to the students to make them employable, during campus interviews.

• All the departments organise seminars, industrial visits, and intra-departmental competitions to equip knowledge and ignite their innate skills to participate in inter-collegiate meets.

• ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEE ensures that the relationship between the seniors and juniors is cordial and thereby awareness is created about ARC in the college.

• Memorandum of Understanding is signed for skill development programmes and projects. • Student feedback system is followed and thereby, with respect to their feedback, then and there the

problems are redressed.


Structure for Student Support

5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression

• The governing Body and the principal along with the HODs looked after the entire process and gave appropriate suggestions for the betterment of academic atmosphere

• Remedial coaching classes for slow learners department-wise. • Advanced learners are motivated by guided self-study, peer group teaching, and

paper presentations at the national / state level, model making, projects, special assignments, seminars and extra reference.

• Students are exposed to in-depth subject knowledge and other multilevel tasks through club activities, seminars and workshops organized by the departments.

• Students update themselves on recent trends and developments in the subjects by participating in the training programmes and presenting papers in the state / national level seminars and inter-collegiate competitions.

Director / Controller of Examinations / Co-ordinator of Various Committees

Principal

HOD

Class Incharges/counsellor

Students

MANAGEMENT


5.3 (a) Total Number of students

(b) No. of students outside the state 1

(c) No. of international students

Men Women

Demand ratio 1:2 Dropout 11% 5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any)

No. of student beneficiaries

5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations

NET SET/SLET GATE CAT

IAS/IPS etc State PSC UPSC Others

UG PG Ph. D. Others 2010 252 -

No % 2262 100

No % - -

Last Year This Year

General SC ST OBC Physically Challenged Total General SC ST OBC Physically

Challenged Total

1604 202 -- -------- 1806 2019 237 6 2262

• Competitive Examinations books are available in the library.

• Interview techniques and Career based training is provided to the students.

• Conducted coaching for - UGC –NET/SET, TNPSC Exam, and Aptitude test.

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5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance

Counselling Cell organised –

• A Seminar on Emotional intelligence by Dr.D.Helen Christina M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed.,Ph.D.,

District Officer,Virutcham on 14.07.17.

• Awareness program on Women Safety by Dr.A.Manivanan,

Sub-Inspector of Police and Ms.Sharmila, Head Counsellor on 20.07.17.

• A Seminar on Positive Psychology by Ms.Sharmila Siraj, Counsellor, M.S.Chellamuthu Trust

on 26.07.17.

• A programme on Relaxation and Meditation Techniques by Mr.M.K.Kishore.

• Placement Cell arranged Job Fair for women was conducted at our college on 25th September

2017 by Rising Stars Mobile India Pvt Ltd through Blue Ocean. The selection process

included pre-placement talk followed by Personal Interview. HR official from Blue Ocean –

Mr.Ramky and Mr.Saravana Kumar were the recruiters. Nearly 250 final year B.Com (CA),

BSc (Physics), BSc (CS) students from our college attended the interview .The number of

offers received by our final year UG students is 108.

• Our students attended the interview for Insmagro, Chennai (OFF CAMPUS) at MCE, Madurai

on 27th October, 2017 and 5students were shortlisted.

• A three days Pre-placement Soft skill training programme was organised jointly with

REDINGTON FOUNDATION, Madurai, Megala Krishnan, Redington foundation, was the

trainer for the program.220 final year students who are interested in getting placed participated

in the training program on 7,8 and11th December, 2017.

• Placement Cell arranged campus recuirment with Future Generali, Coimbatore on 19th

December 2017 and 27 students were selected from our campus on this drive.

• Placement Cell arranged IDBI Federal conducted Campus placement drive for the academic

year 2017- 2018 on 20th December 2017 and 48 students were selected.

• E Care India Private Limited, Tirunelveli was invited for the Campus Placement drive for the

academic year 2017- 2018 on 30th January 2018 and 5 students were offered with job.

• Placement Cell invited Bharathi Oxaliss, Kallakuruchi to conduct Campus placement drive for

the academic year 2017- 2018 on 6th and 7th March 2018 and 5 students were selected.


• Zealous Services, Chennai recruited 27 students through campus placement conducted on 6th April, 2018.

• We organized JOB FAIR 2018 for our students on 7th April, 2018.All final year students

from UG and PG attended the JOB FAIR. 6 companies participated in the JOB FAIR

namely WINWAYS-Madurai, SBL – Madurai, SALCOMP – Chennai, VIRTUCHAM

BPO- Madurai and NS Instruments – AP. A total of 202 offers were received from this Job

fair.

No. of students benefitted

5.7 Details of campus placement

On campus Off Campus

Number of Organizations Visited

Number of Students Participated

Number of Students Placed

Number of Students Placed

14 500 398 ---- 5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes

5.9 Students Activities

5.9.1 No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events

State/ University level National level International level

No. of students participated in cultural events

State/ University level National level International level

• Our college is only for women. • On 8th March,2018 World Women’s Day was celebrated jointly with Indian Society for Cultural

Cooperation and Friendship(ISCUF) . The highlight on the oceasion was that 15 Russian Women Scientists and Engineers were invited. The gathering was addressed by Mrs.Chitra Ganapathy, Director, Kadambavanam, Mrs. Dr.Anbu Geetha Director of Women Education,Thiyagaraja college Madurai. Moreover,Women achievers Mrs K.Selvamani, Lorry Driver and Mrs S.Dhanam,Post –Women were awarded for their efforts to come-up in their life.

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5.9.2 No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events

Sports: State/ University level National level International level

Cultural: State/ University level National level International level

MANGAYARKARASI COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE CULTURAL ACADEMY

S.No Date Name Agency/Institution Name Of The Event

Prizes Won

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

1.

7.8.17 K.Dharani Sermathai Vasan College

Fashion Parade

III

2. 7.8.17 B.Haritha Sermathai Vasan College

Fashion Parade

III

3. 7.8.17 S.Sangeetha Sermathai Vasan College

Trio Theme Dance

II

4. 7.8.17 A.Arathiga Sermathai Vasan College

Trio Theme Dance

II

5. 7.8.17 P.Kamali Sermathai Vasan College

Trio Theme Dance

II

6. 7.8.17 S.Janani Sermathai Vasan College

Trio Theme Dance

II

7. 19.9.17 V.Joshi Thiyagarajar College Paper Presentation

II

8. 2.2.18 A.Vishnupriya Vivekananda College Quiz II

9. 2.2.18 T.Valarmathy Vivekananda College Quiz II

10. 6.2.18 E.N.Kathija Parvin St. Antony’s College of Arts And Science

Best Manager II

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267 1 --


11. 6.2.18 B.Haritha St. Antony’s College of Arts And Science

Face Painting III

12. 6.218 B.Ramya St. Antony’s College of Arts And Science

Face Painting III

13. 6.2.18 M.Veeralakshmi St. Antony’s College of Arts And Science

Dum – Charade

II

14. 6.2.18 D.Swetha St. Antony’s College of Arts And Science

Dum – Charade

II

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

15. 10.8.17 T.Sangeetha Sermathai Vasan College Frolic Dance I

16. 10.8.17 M.Banupriya Sermathai Vasan College Frolic Dance I

17. 10.8.17 P.Ramalakshmi @ Kanaga Sermathai Vasan

College Frolic Dance I

18. 10.8.17 M.Nandhini Sermathai Vasan College Frolic Dance I

19. 10.8.17 P.Monisha Sermathai Vasan College Frolic Dance I

20. 10.8.17 Pooja Sermathai Vasan College Frolic Dance I

21. 10.8.17 M.Jothi Meena Sermathai Vasan College

Software Debugging II

22. 10.8.17 P.Sonali Sermathai Vasan College

Paper Presentaion III

23. 10.8.17 Nachammai Sermathai Vasan College

Paper Presentaion III

24. 12.8.17

J.Renuga Devi Madurai Institute of Social Science

Essay Competition II

25. 17.8.17 P.Sonali Fatima College Paper Presentaion I

26. 17.8.17 S.Gowsalya Fatima College Paper Presentaion I

27. 18.8.17 R.Kalaiselvi Fatima College Postal Mailing III 28. 18.8.17 K.Meena Priya Fatima College Paper

Presentaion III 29. 18.8.17 B.Nandhini Fatima College Paper

Presentaion III


30. 18.8.17 K.Meena Priya Fatima College Paper Presentaion III

31. 18.8.17 B.Logeshwari Fatima College Paper Presentaion III

32. 6.9.17

M.Revathi Fatima College Buzzy Designer I

33. 6.9.17

N.Pavithra Fatima College Buzzy Designer I

34. 6.9.17

M.Revathi Fatima College Brain Teaser I

35. 6.9.17

N.Pavithra Fatima College Brain Teaser I

36. 6.9.17

L.Keerthiga Fatima College Mystic overs III

37. 6.9.17 P.Monisha Fatima College

Mystic Movers

III 38. 6.9.17

A.Ashrafi Begam Fatima College Mystic Movers

III 39. 21.9.17 S.Sonia Thiyagarajar College Cyber Crime II

40. 21.9.17 P.Shamilee Thiyagarajar College Cyber Crime II

41. 7.1.18 T.Raghavi@Yuvashree Madurai Corporation

Devadoss Multispeciality Hospital

Marathon (Swatchh Survekshan)

8TH PLACE

42. 7.1.18 G.Maheshwari

Madurai Corporation Devadoss Multispeciality Hospital

Marathon (Swatchh Survekshan)

10TH PLACE

43. 11.07.17 J.Jenagai Priyanka World Population Day Tamil Speech I 44. 12.07.17 Madhu Mitha Kamarajar's Birthday

Competitions Poet I 45. 12.07.17 N.Pavithra Kamarajar's Birthday

Competitions Essay Writing

III 46. 12.07.17 P.Ponsubha Kamarajar's Birthday

Competitions Tamil Speech

II 47. 12.07.17 J.Jenagai Priyanaga Kamarajar's Birthday

Competitions Tamil Speech

I


48. 12.07.17 Renuga Devi Kamarajar's Birthday Competitions

Essay Writing

I 49. 18.07.17 R.Gayathri Club Activity Quiz I 50. 18.07.17 N.Pavithra Club Activity Quiz I 51. 18.07.17 R.J.Surya Club Activity Quiz II 52. 18.07.17 S.Pragathi Club Activity Quiz II 53. 18.07.17 K.Divyadharshini Club Activity Quiz III 54. 18.07.17 N.Nageshwari Club Activity Quiz III 55. 27.07.17 P.Ponsubha AbdulKalam 2nd Death

Anniversary Tamil Speech

I 56. 27.07.17 R.Thilagavathi AbdulKalam 2nd Death


II 57. 27.07.17 S.Pragathi AbdulKalam 2nd Death


III 58. 31.07.17 B.Logeshwari MKWC Software

Marketing I 59. 31.07.17 K.Meenupriya MKWC Software

Marketing I 60. 31.07.17 J.Renuga Devi MKWC Software

Marketing I 61. 31.07.17 V.Muthu Mari MKWC Software

Marketing I 62. 31.07.17 V.Ishwarya MKWC Software

Marketing I 63. 31.07.17 J.Affrin Banu MKWC Software

Marketing II 64. 31.07.17 K.Aneesh Fathima MKWC Software

Marketing II 65. 31.07.17 V.Afrina MKWC Software

Marketing II 66. 31.07.17 K.Dhivya MKWC Software

Marketing II 67. 31.07.17 S.Keerthana MKWC Software

Marketing II 68. 31.07.17 V.Shamilee MKWC Software

Marketing III 69. 31.07.17 B.Brindha MKWC Software

Marketing III 70. 31.07.17 S.Shandhiya MKWC Software

Marketing III 71. 31.07.17 N.Dhivya MKWC Software

Marketing III 72. 31.07.17 S.Monika MKWC Software

Marketing III 73. 02.08.17 P.Ponsuba Independence Day Tamil Speech I


74. 02.08.17 T.Selvi Independence Day Tamil Speech II 75.

02.08.17 T.Saveetha Independence Day English Speech I

76. 02.08.17 B.Soundara Devi Independence Day English

Speech II 77. 05.10.17

& 07.10.17

M.Hema Sci-Art Expo '17 Website Creation I

78. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

A.Thasnima Nasrin Sci-Art Expo '17 Website Creation I

79. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

V.Saranya Sci-Art Expo '17 Website Creation I

80. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

K.Meena Priya Sci-Art Expo '17 Mono Animation II

81. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

J.Renuga Devi Sci-Art Expo '17 Mono Animation II

82. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

B.Logeshwari Sci-Art Expo '17 Mono Animation II

83. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

S.Shalini Sci-Art Expo '17 Mono Animation II

84. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

M.Sowmiya Sci-Art Expo '17 Meenakshi Temple III

85. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

L.Keerthika Sci-Art Expo '17 Meenakshi Temple III

86. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17 B.Anna Poorani

Sci-Art Expo '17 Meenakshi Temple III

87. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17 R.Yogeshwari


88. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17 S.Kasthuri


89. 13.10.17 P.Ponsubha Abdul Kalam Birthday Celebration

Tamil Speech

II 90. 3.2.2018 M.Revathy Learnathan Online Exam I 91. 3.2.2018 V.Logeswari Learnathan Online Exam II


92. 3.2.2018 A.Thasnima Nasrin Learnathan Online Exam III

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS 93. 19.7.17 M.Pandeeswari MKWC

Quiz I 94. 19.7.17 G.Nandhini MKWC

Quiz I 95. 19.7.17 K.Karpagam MKWC

Quiz I 96. 19.7.17 K.Anushya MKWC

Quiz I 97. 19.7.17 R.S.Megala MKWC

Quiz I 98. 19.7.17 V.Keerthana MKWC

Quiz I 99. 19.7.17 S.Sethupriya MKWC

Quiz II 100. 19.7.17 X.Dony Infanta MKWC

Quiz II 101. 19.7.17 V.Nivetha MKWC

Quiz II 102. 19.7.17 G.Brindha MKWC

Quiz II 103. 19.7.17 J.Aishwarya MKWC

Quiz II 104. 19.7.17 B.Alagu Meenakshi MKWC

Quiz II 105. 1.8.17 V.Monicka MKWC Paper

Presentation I 106. 1.8.17 R.Sumithra MKWC Paper

Presentation I 107. 1.8.17 V.Keerthana MKWC Paper

Presentation I 108. 1.8.17 K.S.Chitra MKWC Paper

Presentation I 109. 31.8.17 G.Janarthani MKWC Rangoli

I 110. 31.8.17 P.Sathya MKWC Rangoli

I 111.

31.8.17 R.Karthika Lakshmi MKWC Rangoli

II 112. 31.8.17 S.Lavanya MKWC Rangoli

II 113. 11.9.17 J.Aishwarya MKWC Dumb-C

I 114. 11.9.17 S.Praveena MKWC Dumb-C

I


115. 11.9.17 V.Chitra MKWC Dumb-C I

116. 11.9.17 S.Siva Kavi MKWC Dumb-C II 117. 11.9.17 V.Keerthana MKWC Dumb-C II 118. 11.9.17 R.Ranjitha MKWC Dumb-C II 119. 19.12.17 M.Nishalini Vivekanda College

National Seminar 120. 19.12.17 S.Swetha Vivekanda College

National Seminar 121. 19.12.17 M.Nivetha Vivekanda College

National Seminar 122. 19.12.17 S.A.Akshaya rani Vivekanda College

National Seminar 123. 19.12.17 K.Jeevitha Vivekanda College

National Seminar 124. 19.12.17 S.Mahalakshmi Vivekanda College

National Seminar 125. 19.12.17 B.Danalakshmi Vivekanda College

National Seminar 127 19.12.17 A.Sofia Vivekanda College

National Seminar

128 19.12.17 S.Syedali Fatima Vivekanda College

National Seminar

129 19.12.17 A.Abirami Vivekananda College National Seminar

130.

20.12.17 M.Nishalini Vivekanda College National Seminar

131.

20.12.17 S.Swetha Vivekanda College National Seminar

132. 6.1.18 M.Ariya Meena NPR College Dance(State level) III

133. 6.1.18 B.Sasirekha NPR College Dance(State level) III

134. 6.1.18 N.Nivetha NPR College Dance(State level) III

135. 6.1.18 R.Vishatchi NPR College Dance(State level) III

136. 6.1.18 E.Saranya NPR College Dance(State level) III

137. 6.1.18 V.Nagapriya NPR College Dance(State level) III

138. 6.1.18 S.Kiruthika NPR College Dance(State level) III

139. 6.1.18 S.Swetha NPR College Dance(State level) III

140. 6.1.18 B.Dhivya NPR College Dance(State level) III


141.

6.1.18 R.Sumitha NPR College Dance(State level) III

142.

6.1.18 J.A.Muthulakshmi NPR College Dance(State level) III

143.

6.1.18 T.Preethi NPR College Mathematical Model

II

144.

6.1.18 R.Sobika NPR College Mathematical Model

II

145.

6.1.18 P.Chandrika Nivethitha’s 150 Birthday celebration(State Level)

II

146.

16.2.18 V.Divya The American College As You Like It II

147.

16.2.18 S.Sathya Priya The American College As You Like It II

148.

16.2.18 S.Aruna Devi The American College As You Like It II

149.

16.2.18 K.Narmatha The American College As You Like It II

150.

16.2.18 V.Monica The American College As You Like It II

151.

16.2.18 R.Sumitha The American College As You Like It II

152. 2.3.18 T.Preethi Arul Anandhar College As You Like It II

153. 2.3.18 R.Karthika Arul Anandhar College As You Like It II

154. 2.3.18 S.Praveena Arul Anandhar College As You Like It II

155. 2.3.18 B.Vaishna Arul Anandhar College As You Like It II

156. 2.3.18 R.V.Rekha Arul Anandhar College As You Like It II

157. 2.3.18 J.Jenita Arul Anandhar College As You Like It II

158. 2.3.18 T.Thapsheera Arul Anandhar College As You Like It II

159. 2.3.18 D.Praveena Arul Anandhar College Rangoli III

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

160. 6.1.18 Subhashini NPR College Group Dance I


161. 6.1.18 V.Gowshika NPR College Group Dance I

162. 6.1.18 K.Bhavani NPR College Group Dance I

163. 6.1.18 S.Uthira Devi NPR College Group Dance I

164. 6.1.18 M.Keerthana NPR College Group Dance I

165. 6.1.18 B.Sivaranjani NPR College Group Dance I

166.

6.1.18 G.Yogeshwari NPR College Group Dance I

167.

9.2.18 B.Sivaranjani

E.M.G yadava Womens college

Model Display III

168. 9.2.18 C.Geetha E.M.G yadava Womens college

Model Display III

169. 9.8.17 S.Uthira Devi Sermathai Vasan College

Quiz III

170. 9.8.17 B.Priyadharshini Sermathai Vasan College

Quiz III

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WITH COMPUTER APPLICATION

171. 22.12.17 K. Janagai Abirami NMSSVN College Paper Presentation

Best Award

172. 2.2.18 N. Archana Fatima College Channel Surfing I

173.

9.2.18 C.Rathna Fatima College Connection III

174.

9.2.18 S.Logeshwari Fatima College Connection III

175.

9.2.18 R.Dhanalakshmi Fatima College Western Dance III

176.

9.2.18 P.Nagavalli Fatima College Western Dance III

177.

9.2.18 G.Bhavani Fatima College Western Dance III

178.

9.2.18 G.Bhavani Fatima College Short Film I

179.

9.2.18 R.Jeya Kamatchi Fatima College Short Film I

180.

9.2.18 R.Sangeetha Fatima College Short Film I


181. 9.2.18 S.Rajeswari Fatima College Short Film I

182. 9.2.18 M.Saranya Fatima College Short Film I

183. 9.2.18 S.Pavithra Fatima College Short Film I

184. 9.2.18 R.Janani Fatima College Pencil Drawing III

185. 9.2.18 K.Janagai Abirami Fatima College

Paper Presentation

III

186. 27.08.17 K.Janagai Abirami MKWC (I C)

Women Enterpreneurship

187. 27.08.17 R.Malavika MKWC (I C) Enterpreneurship

188. 27.08.17 T.Sagayamary MKWC (I C) Enterpreneurship

189. 27.08.17 R.Nagalakshmi MKWC (I C) GST in India

190. 27.08.17 S.Muneeswari MKWC (I C)

International Marketing

191. 27.08.17 R.Divya Bharathi MKWC (I C)

International Marketing

192. 27.08.17 T.Atchaya priya MKWC (I C) Free Trade

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

193. 4.8.17 V.yogalakshmi Sermathai vasan college

Paper Presentation

III

194. 4.8.17 M.Santhiya Devi Sermathai vasan college

Paper Presentation

III

195. 30.8.17 P.Thenmozhi Fatima College Ad-Act I

196. 30.8.17 A.Sindhuja Fatima College Ad-Act I

197. 30.8.17 V.Tharani Fatima College Ad-Act I

198. 30.8.17 P.Jenika Devi Fatima College Ad-Act I

199. 30.8.17 S.Janani Fatima College Ad-Act I


200. 30.8.17 M.Santhiya Devi Fatima College

Paper Presentation

II

201. 30.8.17 M.Archana Fatima College

Paper Presentation

II

202. 30.8.17 V.yogalakshmi Fatima College Turn Court III

203. 30.8.17 P.Mahashri Fatima College Foot Note III

204. 30.8.17 M.Punitha Fatima College Foot Note III

205. 30.8.17 M.Thenmozhi Fatima College Foot Note III

206. 24.1.18 S.Nagajothi Fatima College AD ZAP II

207. 24.1.18 B.Vairalakshmi Fatima College AD ZAP II

208. 24.1.18 P.Mahashri Fatima College AD ZAP II

209. 24.1.18 S.Janani Fatima College AD ZAP II

210. 24.1.18 F.Ummal Shasmi Fatima College AD ZAP II

211. 24.1.18 M.Shalini Fatima College Foot Loose I

212. 24.1.18 M.Punitha Fatima College Foot Loose I

213. 24.1.18 V.Tharani Fatima College Foot Loose I

214. 1.2.18 A.Kaviya Tharani The American College Corporate Walk I

215. 1.2.18 S.Santhanamari The American College Corporate Walk I

216. 1.2.18 M.Santhiya Devi The American College Corporate Walk I

217. 1.2.18 M.Punitha The American College Corporate Walk I

218. 1.2.18 E.Selva Meenakshi The American College Corporate Walk I

219. 1.2.18 V.Tharani The American College Corporate Walk I

220 1.2.18 M.Soniya The American College Face Painting I

221. 1.2.18 R.K.Abirami The American College Face Painting I

222. 1.2.18 V.Yogalakshmi The American College Turn Coat I


223. 1.2.18 M.Shalini The American College Turn Coat I

224. 15.2.18 P.Mahashri V.H.N.S.N College Bridal Grooming I

225. 15.2.18 K.Janani V.H.N.S.N College Bridal Grooming I

226. 15.2.18 S.Bhuvaneswari V.H.N.S.N College Logo Contest II

227. 15.2.18 M.Archana V.H.N.S.N College Logo Contest II

228. 18.8.17 B.Muthupriya MKWC Club Activity I

229. 18.8.17 M.Haritha MKWC Club Activity I

230. 18.8.17 S.Meenakshi MKWC Club Activity I

231. 18.8.17 V.Yogalakshmi MKWC Club Activity II

232. 18.8.17 K.Janani MKWC Club Activity II

233. 18.8.17 P.Jenika Devi MKWC Club Activity II

234. 18.8.17 V.Hemalatha MKWC Club Activity III

235. 18.8.17 A.Kaviya Tharani MKWC Club Activity III

236. 18.8.17 M.Archana MKWC Club Activity III

237. 4.9.17 S.Divya MKWC Club Activity I

238. 4.9.17 P.Janaki MKWC Club Activity I

239. 4.9.17 J.Pandikanagu MKWC Club Activity I

240. 4.9.17 F.Ummal Shasmi MKWC Club Activity I

241. 4.9.17 M.Priyanka MKWC Club Activity II

242. 4.9.17 B.Muthupriya MKWC Club Activity II

243. 4.9.17 V.Yogalakshmi MKWC Club Activity III

244. 4.9.17 B.Vairalakshmi MKWC Club Activity III

245. 14.9.17 V.Yogalakshmi MKWC As You Like It I

246. 14.9.17 B.Vairalakshmi MKWC As You Like It I


247. 14.9.17 K.Janani MKWC As You Like It I

248. 14.9.17 P.Jenika Devi MKWC As You Like It I

249. 14.9.17 V.Tharani MKWC As You Like It I

250. 14.9.17 P.Mahashri MKWC As You Like It II

251. 14.9.17 V.Hemalatha MKWC As You Like It II

252. 14.9.17 A.Gomathi MKWC As You Like It II

253. 14.9.17 S.Santhanamari MKWC As You Like It II

254. 14.9.17 B.Deepa MKWC As You Like It II

255. 14.9.17 T.Iswarya MKWC As You Like It III

256. 14.9.17 M.Thenmozhi MKWC As You Like It III

DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL

257. 15.9.17 P.Kowsalaya

Anna 109 birthday celebration

I

258. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

Menaka Sci-Art Expo '17 Save Water I

259. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

Subashini Sci-Art Expo '17 Save Water I

260. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

M.Banupriya Sci-Art Expo '17 Wind Mill II

261. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

L.Shamili devi Sci-Art Expo '17 Wind Mill II

262. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

R.Karthikai selvi Sci-Art Expo '17 Wind Mill II

263. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

J.Sundara Lakshmi Sci-Art Expo '17 Wind Mill II


264. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

R.Vennila Sci-Art Expo '17 Five Elements Of Nature III

265. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

M.Devi Sci-Art Expo '17 Five Elements Of Nature III

266. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

A.Vijayashanthi Sci-Art Expo '17 Five Elements Of Nature III

267. 05.10.17 & 07.10.17

R.Sumitha Sci-Art Expo '17 Five Elements Of Nature III

5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support

Number of students

Amount

Financial support from institution 378 5,10,050 Financial support from government 120 7,49,920 Financial support from other sources 29 1,79,800 Number of students who received International/ National recognitions

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5.11 Student organised / initiatives

Fairs State/ University level National level International level

Exhibition State/ University level National level International level

5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students 5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed:

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• Transportation facilities improved by adding more number of buses and extension of buses to remote areas.

• Extension of computer Lab, Electronic lab and Language Lab. • LCD projector for computer Lab. • Smart class rooms for PG Students. • New class rooms were built. • RO-water facility extended for new block.


Criterion – VI 6. Governance, Leadership and Management

6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution

6.2 Does the Institution has a management Information System

6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following

6.3.1 Curriculum Development

6.3.2 Teaching and Learning

• Highly qualified and dedicated faculty. • Teachers are encouraged to participate in faculty development programme. • Minimum 75% attendance is made mandatory to accept the term for each course. • EAC and College Bazaars are conducted to improve entrepreneurial skills. • Monitoring of students attendance in class. • Internet facility is given free of cost in the library and computer labs for all the students. • Regular feedback from the students and appropriate actions are initiated for improvement

of quality in teaching and learning. • Teaching and learning is regularly monitored by the principal and institutional co-

ordinators.

VISION Our vision is academic outreach to rural women for providing higher education.

• Curriculum is developed by the university. • The college implements it in strict accordance with the existing rules and norms. • Student needs are kept in mind to design job oriented, new generation courses in

addition to traditional programmes. • This year we have started M.S Office Tally and TOEIC for Commerce and

English students. • Development of Skill based courses

• Yes the college has an academic management portal which takes care of various activities like admissions, absentees, office management, and accounts.

• Examination section also maintains all information pertaining to examination. • College has an official website which is regularly updated.

MISSION Mangayarkarasi College is dedicated to the cause of higher education for women and endeavors to develop their potentialities to their capacities and thereby prepare them to take their place in domestic, social and national life.


• Guest lectures are arranged in few departments. few departments like commerce have such CA,CMA programs at the start of this year

• To cater to the needs of the slow learners teachers provide class notes, give detailed explanations on topics, remedial teaching, and assistant in solving past year question papers

6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation

6.3.4 Research and Development

6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation

• All internal examinations are followed by result meetings where the heads of all departments report on the performance of their students.

• The exam schedules are given in the college handbook issued to the students and faculty members at the beginning of the academic year.

• Progress reports of the students are given to the parents during the open house (parents meeting).

• Examination committee is responsible for preparing the time-table for conducting the internal, model, semester examination.

• Mark sheet distribution. • re-test is conducted for weaker students, Sports students, on-duty students. • Students can approach the exam cell regarding doubts and queries.

• Post-graduate research is encouraged by the introduction of project work. Some departments encourage undergraduate research in various ways for example projects, seminar papers and assignments.

• The faculty members are encouraged to engage in activities that promote research and development in its efforts to train motivate and reward faculty, the institution encourages members to attend courses/ conferences/ workshops/seminars to be research oriented.

• Papers are presented in national/international conferences and seminars. • Teachers are given special awards for their significant contribution i.e. paper

published in international peer reviewed journal with high impact factor UGC approved journals (above 2.1 for Science & Arts faculties) books published with ISBN numbers.

• Library is being regularly upgraded and updated. • New books and journals are added every year. • Installed automation software in library • Food and canteen facility- improvement with new canteen. • Labs are developed in some departments. • Installed more computers with internet connections and printers. • Bar code scanner installed this year.


6.3.6 Human Resource Management

6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment

6.3.8 Industry Interaction / Collaboration

S.NO DATE DEPARTMENT NAME OF THE COMPANY 1 25.7.2017 Business Administration 3K Mops, Gomathipuram 2 22.8.2017 Business Administration GRT Residency 3 15.10.2017 Physics Koodankulam Nuclear Power Plant 4 15.12.2017 Business Administration Anya Export, Areca leaf plates

manufacturers and exporters, Oommachikulam.

EDUCATIONAL FIELD TRIP 1 21.7.2017 Tamil Gandhi museum & Ulaga Tamil

Sangam

• Increasing faculty’s skills and abilities. • Promoting positive attitude and motivation. • College magazine released regularly. • Review of the academic results is made. • Recognition and awards from management. • To provide four wheeler and two wheeler driving classes with license for faculty

and students. • Discipline maintained among staff and students. • Motivation through awards for the best performance. • Responsibilities and accountability of faculty and HODs are clearly defined. • Encouraging the faculty by providing on duty leaves to pursue their Ph.D • Avail on duty for attending and presenting papers in seminars/conferences. • Organising seminars and FDPs in the college for supporting the faculty in

improvising their academic skills.

• The notice of vacancy calling for various posts will be published in newspapers and also in institution website.

• Staff recruitment takes place before the commencement of the academic year.

• Industry interaction provides a good platform to bridge the gap between industry and the academic institutions. This encourages the faculty and students to interact with industry in all possible ways with the spirit of deriving mutual benefits. The following are the linkages created during the academic year 2017-2018


2 23.3.2017 Commerce Digital banking operation SBI in touch

Several MoUs are signed between the college and industry in order to carry out the internship and training programmes. To serve the purpose, MoUs with following organizations are continued.

S.NO DATE DEPARTMENT NAME OF THE COMPANY 1 7.7.2017 Computer Science &

Commerce with Computer Application

PS info & GG IIT info franchise of apTech

2 14.7.2017 College YI (Young Indians) YUVA 3 30.9.2017 Computer Science Digit- all( Knowledge forum of Tamilnadu

Chamber foundation) 4 17.2.2018 Commerce Tally (Kalvi institute Pvt Ltd)

English TOEIC (Kalvi institute Pvt Ltd) 6.3.9 Admission of Students

6.4 Welfare schemes for

Teaching * Faculty Development programmes are organised. * Financial assistance to do Ph.D work * Contributory Provident Fund * Group insurance * On-Duty leave for faculty pursuing higher studies. * Regular Increment in the salary

Non-teaching * Group insurance scheme * Regular increment *Regular insentive for attending/presenting/publishing papers in seminars/conferences.

Students *Certificate courses are conducted to improve the employability

skills. *Trained counsellors are available on campus. *The career guidance cell provides training for students to enhance their employability in addition to providing information on job availability. *Anti -Ragging Committee and Grievance Redressal Cell functions effectively. *Payment of college fees on instalment basis for financially weak

The college adheres to the admission rules and regulations of Madurai Kamaraj University. Banners and flexes mounted outside the college gate also display all information pertaining to admission.


6.5 Total corpus fund generated

6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done Yes No

6.7 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?

Audit Type External Internal Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority

Academic -- -- Yes IQAC, Principal and Head of the Departments

Administrative Yes Private Yes Governing Body(Management)

6.8 Does the University/ Autonomous College declares results within 30 days?

For UG Programmes Yes No

For PG Programmes Yes No

6.9 What efforts are made by the University/ Autonomous College for Examination Reforms?

6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the affiliated/constituent colleges?

students.. *No. of students benefited in Scholarship SC and ST-120 Jindal Foundation- 29 *During the year 2017-2018, the Management granted fee concession of Rs. 1,79,800/- to the students who are economically weak. *Free tailoring classes. * Group insurance

25,00,000/-

• Our college is affiliated to Madurai Kamaraj University, Semester examination and practical examinations are conducted by the university.

• 90 working days is mandatory for a semester.

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6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association

6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association

6.13 Development programmes for support staff

6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly

• Active participation and contribution by Alumni. • Interaction with alumni through annual Alumni meetings. • Alumni share their views through alumni feedback. • Alumni provide details of job opportunities and jobs in their concerns. • Distinguished alumni is invited as a Chief Guest. • This year mega alumni meet was conducted during 9th February, 2018 alumnae Ms.

J.Kayalvizhi, Manager Operations, Max Life Insurance Co Ltd and Ms.M.Sathya Credit processing Centre Head, City Union Bank delivered a speech to the students.

• The parents- teachers association conducts a regular meeting with the parents every semester by every department.

• We organised PTA Meeting for the parents on 11.9.2017 and 3.2.18 to discuss about their wards academic progress, personal behaviour, career and higher education.

• Festival advance and Bonus is granted to the non-teaching staff. • Financial support to the staff in the event of untoward situations and medical treatments. • Group insurance

• Plantation programmes are undertaken to make clean and green campus. • The NSS, YRC, RRCstudent volunteers of the college undertake regular social work

by creating awareness among students and public to be eco friendly. • Frequent cleaning of campus by NSS, YRC, and RRC students.


Criterion – VII 7. Innovations and Best Practices

7.1 Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive impact on the functioning of the institution. Give details.

7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at the beginning of the year

7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution (please see the format in the NAAC Self-study Manuals)

7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection

• Online Exam for PG Students in Computer Science subjects. • Youth Circle certificate course was conducted for all the department students to empower,

aspire students and train them to make the transition from the campus to their professional world successfully through Youth Circle. Youth Circle provides opportunities for students to practice English speaking skill through peer group interactions correlating it to real life examples and applying the knowledge that results to other situations.

• Faculty Development Programme was conducted department wise to facilitate up-gradation of knowledge and skill.

• Intercollegiate Meet by all the departments to showcase the talents of the students. • Department of Computer Science organized International Conference on “Data Analytics

& Visualization” On 15.02.2018 and published 49 papers in SHANLAX INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ARTS, SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES (A Peer-Reviewed-Refereed/Scholarly Quarterly Journal Globally Indexed with Impact Factor) Vol. 5 Special Issue 1 February, 2018 Impact Factor: 2.114 ISSN: 2321-788X UGC Approval No: 43960.

• Department of Commerce organized International Conference on “Commerce Economics

and Management- An interdisciplinary Perspective “On 26.02.2018 and published 150 papers in Bodhi International Journal of Research in Humanities, Arts and Science (A Peer-Reviewed-Refereed Quarterly Journal with Impact Factor, UGC Approved Journal (J.No. 44274) E-ISSN 2456-5571.

• Department of Physics conducted a State Level Seminar on “RECENT TRENDS IN

ROBOTICS”. • TALLY with GST Course was conducted for Commerce, Commerce with Computer

Applications, and Business Administration students to enhance the knowledge in accounting, inventory management and taxation.

• TOEIC course was conducted for all the department students to expand their knowledge of grammar, vocabulary, English comprehension and listening.


7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution (please see the format in the NAAC Self-study Manuals)

7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection

7.5 Whether environmental audit was conducted? Yes No

7.6 Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add.(for example SOWT analysis)

• Digit -All • TALLY with GST , TOEIC • Driving classes for staff and students-two wheelers and four wheelers.

Strength: • Inculcating good moral values and culture for students’ upliftment and making them

as a responsible citizen. • The management offers Fees concession Rs 1000/- for I Year students who scored

more than 1000 marks in Higher Secondary Examination. • The management awards a cash prize of Rs 1000/-for the first graduate(for the

student who enters the college first from that family). • The management encourages and appreciate the students who achieve 100%

attendance by giving cash award. • Management conducted students representatives meetings to collect opinions,

suggestions for the development of students welfare and the institution. • Students’ holistic development through department and association activities. • adequate utilization of infrastructure.

• Rally on “SOLID WASTE MANAGAMENT” inaugurated by Mr.S.Suresh Kumar, Sub Inspector of Police at Thenkarai on 23.06.2017.

• Rally on “Tobacco Against Day” inaugurated by G. Joseph, Commissioner, Law and Order, Thallakulam, Madurai, Mr.S.Murugan, Dist., Sports Officer, Vasan Eye Care and Baskar Hospital Madurai at Gandhi Museum Madurai on 24.06.2017

• NSS student Volunteers and staff planted trees at Thenkarai-Mullippallam on 27.07.2017 and 23.08.2017.

• NSS student voluntarily cleaned our adopted village Thenkarai on 29.08.2017. • NSS Volunteers & 2 NSS P.O (50 Vol.) voluntarily cleaned our college campus on

19.09.2017, 21.09.2017 • NSS student volunteers 200 and 6 Staff cleaned VAIGAI RIVER on 28.09.2017


8. Plans of institution (2018-2019)

8. Plans of institution for next year

• Strengthen the teaching learning process through use of innovative technology. • Achievements in sports and games competition are to be improved. • To be recognized by UGC under 12(B) • To install solar panels in the campus. • To improve pattern of internal assessment examinations.

Weakness

• The number of collaborations with the industries should be increased. • Lack of active student participation in inter-college sports competition.

Opportunities

• Research and Innovation • Excellent Academic Environment • Collaboration with Industries • Empowering students from weaker sections of society with employable skills. • Lower Fee Structure. • Scope for various Extra- Curricular and Co-Curricular activities.

Challenges • To match up the competitions from other institutions. • To meet the diverse needs of student community to make them employable and to

meet the global competition • To improve fluency in English(communication skill). • To improve response of Alumni and parent teacher association.



ANNEXURE – I

ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 2017 – 2018

S.NO DATE DAY EVENTS ORGANIZER 1. 05/06/2017 Monday Staff Meeting Management 2. 09/06/2017 Thursday Staff Meeting Management

3. 12/06/2017 Thursday FDP on Excellence in teaching & Research Commerce with CA

4. 12/06/2017

and 13/06/2017

Monday and Tuesday

FDP on Empowering faculty as educators- Research and innovators Computer science

5. 14/06/2017 Wednesday FDP On Ice breaking Physics & Mathematics 6. 14/06/2016 Wednesday Staff meeting Management

7. 14/06/2017 Wednesday FDP on A feather Touch leads to realization Tamil Department

8. 15/06/2017 Thursday Be transformed to transform English

9. 16/06/2017 Friday College reopen for II & III year Students College

10. 17/06/2017 Saturday FDP on Creating an English climate in the classroom to study Business Administration

11. 19/06/2017 Monday Staff Meeting Management

12. 21/06/2017

and 22/06/2017

Wednesday 3rd International Yoga day celebration Yoga Club

13. 23/06/2017 Friday Rally on “SOLID WASTE MANAGAMENT” (Thenkarai Adopted Village)

NSS

14. 24/06/2017 Saturday Rally Tobacco against day YRC 15. 27/06/2017 Monday Blood Donation Camp YRC,CCC

16. 27/06/2017 Monday World Yoga Day & Dr. M.G.R.’s Birth Anniversary day NSS

17. 28/06/2017 Wednesday

Awareness program on Human Chain( international day against drug abuse & illicit trafficking)

YRC

18. 28/06/2017 Wednesday Dental & Eye Medical Camp NSS 19. 28/06/2017 Wednesday Blood Donation Camp NSS 20. 30/06/2017 Friday Staff meeting Principal 21. 01/07/2017 Saturday IQAC Meeting IQAC 22. 03/07/2017 Monday Orientation for freshers College

23. 03/07/2017

To 12/07/2017

Monday to Wednesday

Bridge Course for all First year Students (IQAC) College


24. 05/07/2017 Wednesday Club Inauguration of Minerva club quality circle & research forum

Commerce with Computer application

25. 07/07/2017 Friday Freshers day celebration College

26. 07/07/2017 Friday MOU Signed PS Info for B.SC(C.S) & GG IIT info franchise of APTECH for M.Com(CA)

27. 10/07/2017 Monday Seminar on CAM & Company Secretary Commerce

28. 11/07/2017 Tuesday World population Day NNS,YRC,RRC,CCC

29. 11/07/2017 Tuesday Staff Meeting Principal

30. 12/07/2017

and 13/07/2017

Wednesday and Thursday

FDP With ICTACT Teaching Techniques College

31. 12/07/2017 Wednesday Kamaraj birthday celebration Tamil 32. 14/07/2017 Friday Seminar on Tamil Kalvi Tamil 33. 14/07/2017 Friday MoU Signed YI (YOUNG INDIANS) YUVA

34. 14/07/2017 Friday Counseling cell Mathematics & BBA 35. 14/07/2017 Friday "EKAT" Goal Inauguration English

36. 17/07/2017 Monday Club activity on Minerva work Commerce with Computer application

37. 17/07/2017 Monday Staff meeting Principal

38. 17/07/2017 Monday One day symposium on overview of Tax structure in India

Commerce with Computer application

39. 18/07/2017 Tuesday Club activity Computer science

40. 19/07/2017

To 31/07/2017

Wednesday To Monday

Placement training Placement Cell

41. 19/09/2017 Wednesday Club activity (Quiz) Mathematics

42. 19/07/201720/07/2017 21/07/2017

Wednesday Thursday Friday

Entrepreneurship Awareness Camp Business Administration

43. 20/07/2017 Thursday Women’s safety awareness program College

44. 21/07/2017 Friday Visiting to Gandhi museum, and Ulaga Tamil Sangam, Madurai Tamil

45. 24/07/2017 Monday Department Meet On stage events & Off

stage events English

46. 24/07/2017 Monday Department Meeting Commerce

47. 24/07/2017 Monday NSS-Meeting Vice chancellor Madurai NSS

48. 25/07/2017 Tuesday Industrial visit 3K MOPS Gomathipuram, Madurai, Business Administration


49. 25/07/2017 Tuesday Staff meeting Principal 50. 26/07/2017 Wednesday Seminar on Pervasive computing Computer science 51. 26/07/2017 Wednesday Abdul Kalam Memorial Tamil

52. 26/07/2017 Wednesday Club Activity Commerce with Computer Application

53. 26/07/2017 Wednesday Club Activity English 54. 27/07/2017 Thursday Tree Planting NSS 55. 28/07/2017 Friday World of digit all Computer science

56. 28/07/2017 Friday Club activity Physics Department

57. 28/07/2017 Friday Phoenix-2K17 Department Meet English

58. 28/07/2017 Friday Mass Campus Cleaning (Visit -1) YRC

59. 28/07/2017 Friday Free eye check-up camp CCC

60. 31/07/2017 Monday Club activity on Software marketing Computer science

61. 31/07/2017 Monday Club activity Commerce with Computer Application

62. 01/08/2017 Tuesday Club activity Mathematics 63. 01/08/2017 Tuesday HOD meeting Principal

64. 01/08/2017 Tuesday Independences day celebration Competitions” If I Rule The India” & “The Influential Leather In My Life”

English

65. 02/08/2017 Wednesday Independences day celebration College

66. 07/08/2017 Monday Co-Optex Day Government State and Central College

67. 07/08/2017

To 18/08/2017

Monday I Internal Examination Examination Committee

68. 11/08/2017 Friday Orientation programme on professional courses-CA Commerce

69. 15/08/2017 Tuesday Independent Day celebration NSS

70. 16/08/2017 Wednesday

World Youth Day , Health program, HIV awareness and Dengu Fever awareness at Thenkarai Village NSS

71. 18/08/2017 Friday Inauguration of BXI ADMIN MEET Club Activity Business Administration

72. 21/08/2017 Monday Seminar on sollathai solla povathillai Tamil 73. 22/08/2017 Tuesday Industrial visit to GRT RESIDENCY Business Administration 74. 23/08/2017 Wednesday Seminar on Consumer awareness CCC


75. 23/08/2017 Wednesday Tree Plantation NSS

76. 24/08/2017 Thursday Club activity Tamil 77. 24/08/2017 Thursday Seminar on Tally with GST Commerce

78. 26/08/2017 Saturday International seminar on “Entrepreneurship & development of small & medium scale enterprise (SMEs) in global era”

Commerce with Computer Application

79. 28/08/2017 Monday Demonstrated Artistic Work College

80. 29/08/2017 Tuesday Cleaning Work at Thenkarai Village NSS

81. 31/08/2017 Thursday Staff meeting Principal 82. 01/09/2017 Friday College day Celebration College 83. 04/09/2017 Monday Club Activity Business Administration 84. 04/09/2017 Monday IQAC Meeting IQAC 85. 05/09/2017 Tuesday Teacher day Celebration College

86. 07/09/2017 Wednesday Placement Group Discussion Placement Cell

87. 08/09/2017 Friday Campus Cleaning (Visit – 2) YRC

88. 09/09/2017 Saturday Inter- collegiate meet (TRIGO TRIX- 2017) Mathematics

89. 11/09/2017 Monday Parents Meeting Physics 90. 11/09/2017 Monday Club Activity Mathematics

91. 11/09/2017 Monday Best staff awardees (100% attendance & 100% Results) Management

92. 12/09/201713/09/201714/09/2017

Saturday Sunday Monday

Survey (Ordered by V.C) at Thenkarai and Mullipallam NSS

93. 14/09/2017 Thursday Inter collegiate meet (TECH GNOSIS-2017) Computer science 94. 14/09/2017 Thursday Club Activity Business Administration 95. 15/09/2017 Friday Road safety awareness program NSS,YRC,CCC,RRC

96. 18/09/2017 Saturday SWACHH BHARAT Campus Cleaning (Visit-3) YRC & CCC

97. 19/09/2017 Tuesday Inter collegiate meet (PHOENIX-2K17) English

98. 19/09/2017 Tuesday Cleaning Work NSS

99. 20/09/2017 Wednesday Staff meeting Principal

100. 20/09/2017 Wednesday Mass Bledge on SWACHH TA HA SEVA YRC

101. 20/09/2017 Wednesday Inter collegiate meet (BXI QUEENTIA- 2K17) Business Administration


102. 21/09/2017 Thursday Inter collegiate meet (MERX’17) Commerce

103. 21/09/2017 Thursday Cleaning Work NSS

104. 22/09/2017 Friday Inter collegiate meet (PHYNIX-2K17) Physics 105. 23/09/2017 Saturday Inter collegiate meet Tamil

106. 25/09/2017 Monday Rising Starts mobile India Pvt Ltd- Blue Ocean Placement Cell

107. 25/09/2017 Monday Cleaning Work NSS

108. 25/09/2017

To 26/09/2017

Monday II Internal Examination Examination Committee

109. 26/09/2017 Tuesday Special Camp at Thenkarai NSS

110. 27/09/2017 Wednesday Swachh Bharat Mission)-CLEAN INDIA-2017 NSS

111. 27/09/2017 Wednesday Special Camp at Kadupatti Police Station NSS

112. 30/09/2017 Saturday MoU Signed Digit all 113. 03/10/2017 Tuesday Dengue Fever Rally NSS

114. 04/10/2017 Wednesday Mass Campus Cleaning in Govt., Rajaji Hospital YRC

115. 04/10/2017 Wednesday Opening Ceremony SWATACHAA BHARATH NSS

116. 05/10/2017 Thursday Mental Health and Drama NSS 117. 06/10/2017 Friday Consumers awareness and Drama NSS,CCC

118. 07/10/2017 Saturday Anemia, Diabetic, Natural Medicines and Ambulance 108’s demonstration (Help for delivery Time)

NSS

119. 08/10/2017 Sunday EYE CAMP Sports Indian Kala Vilambara thurai Film show NSS

120. 09/10/2017 Monday Road Safety and Drama NSS 121. 10/10/2017 Tuesday Yoga Programme And Validity NSS

122. 05/10/2017 06/10/2017 07/10/2017

Thursday Friday Saturday

Sci-Art expo-2017 College

123. 09/10/2017 Tuesday Life Education Guiding Service Organisation(A National Forum of Student Career awareness Camp)

College

124. 12/10/2017 Thursday Book Exhibition College


125. 13/10/2017 14/10/2017 15/10/2017

Friday Saturday Sunday

Nila Vembu Drinks (Against Dengu Fever) Samayanallur Public Health Center Doctors(Siddha)

College

126. 14/10/2017 Saturday Celebrated A.P.J Abdul Kalam Birthday & Salam Kalm movie telecast to the students College

127. 16/10/2017 Monday Kalai Koodam Academy of Performance Arts Trust Presents Appreciation of Indian Classical Arts

YUVA

128. 20/10/2017

To 26/10/2017

Friday To Thursday

Model Examination Examination Committee

129. 24/10/2017 Tuesday Pledge Sardhar Vallababai Patel Anniversary NSS,YRC,RRC,CCC

130. 25/10/2017 Wednesday Rally (Prevention Polio, Detunes, Jantice awareness) NSS

131. 26/10/2017 Thursday Staff Meeting Principal 132. 28/10/2017 Saturday Mission Indradhanush Rally NSS

133. 29/10/2017 Sunday Run for unity in commemoration of Birth Anniversary of sardar Vallabhai Patel NSS

134. 30/10/2017

to 04/11/2017

Monday Vigilance Awareness week NSS

135. 31/10/2017 Tuesday National unity day YRC

136. 05/11/2017 Sunday Short Film for Children Cancer Awareness NSS

137. 24/11/2017 Tuesday Flag Day & Communal Harmony Day NSS,YRC

138. 25/11/2017

to 30/11/2017

Saturday to Thursday

Survey at Mannadi Mangalam & Kuruvithurai NSS

139. 01/12/2018 Friday College Re-open College 140. 5/12/2017 Tuesday World AIDS Day NSS,YRC,RRC,CCC

141. 6/12/2017 Wednesday HOD meeting with Director(Regarding Hyderabad conference) Management

142. 7/12/2017 8/12/2017 11/12/2017

Thursday to

Saturday

Placement Training Program Redington Foundation Placement Cell

143. 8/12/2017 Friday Out Reach Programme Business Administration


144. 13/12/2017 Wednesday 5th Edition VRYIKSHA Celebrating womanhood

YUVA

145. 14/12/2017 Thursday Eye & Diabetic awareness programme from Aravind Eye Hospital Doctors NSS,CCC

146. 16/12/2017 Saturday Flag Day celebration College

147. 18/12/2017 Monday Naga Limited Life skills training programme English

148. 19/12/2017 Tuesday On campus - Future Generali Placement Cell 149. 20/12/2017 Wednesday On campus - IDBI Federal Placement Cell

150. 22/12/2017 Friday Youth Parliament, Government of India, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, NEHRU YUVA KENDRA

NSS,YRC

151. 20/12/2017 Wednesday Awareness Program on TNPSC Examinations College

152. 19/12/2017 20/12/2017 21/12/2017

Thursday Heart fullness meditation class College

153. 22/12/2017 Friday Handloom Awareness College 154. 22/12/2017 Friday Android App development Computer Science

155. 02/01/2018 Tuesday National Mathematics Day Celebration Mathematics

156. 03/01/2018 Wednesday Club Activity Tamil 157. 03/01/2018 Wednesday Mediation NSS 158. 04/01/2018 Thursday HOD meeting Principal 159. 05/01/2018 Friday Club Activity Business Administration 160. 06/01/2018 Saturday IQAC Meeting IQAC

161. 06/01/2018 Saturday State level speech competition for sister Nivetiha birthday Celebration Tamil

162. 09/01/2018

to 12/01/2018

Tuesday to Friday

I Internal Examination Examination Committee

163. 08/01/2018 Monday ICT ACT Metting Current Trends & Job Opportunities ICT ACT

164. 11/01/2018 12/01/2018

Thursday Friday

DISTRIC LEVEL INTER SCHOOL VOLLEYBAL TOURNAMENT (BOYS & GIRLS)

College

165. 11/01/2018 Thursday Workshop on “App Development” Computer Science 166. 12/01/2018 Friday Club Activity Tamil


167. 12/01/2018 Friday Rally Central Board of India (Short Film) Kala Vilambara Thurai NSS

168. 12/01/2018 Friday Pongal Celebration College

169. 17/01/2018

and 18/02/2018

Wednesday Thursday

Employment placement (Thozhil neri vazhi kattum kangatchi & karutharangam) Tamil

170. 19/01/2018 Friday Workshop on “Recent on Trends of Financial Statements – IAS & IFRS Requirements”

Commerce with Computer Science, Commerce and Business Administration

171. 22/01/2018 Monday Thirukkural Peravai Thervu Tamil 172. 22/01/2018 Monday Department meet Mathematics 173. 23/01/2018 Tuesday HOD Meeting Principal 174. 24/01/2018 Wednesday Republic day speech competition College 175. 24/01/2018 Wednesday Voter’s Day Blood Donation Day NSS & YRC 176. 24/1/2018 Wednesday Future Generally Placement Cell

177. 25/01/2018 Thursday Voter’s day Rally NSS & YRC

178. 25/01/2018 Thursday Pledge for Voter’s day, NSS 179. 30/01/2018 Tuesday On Campus E-Care India Pvt Ltd Placement Cell

180. 31/01/2018 Wednesday Club Activity Commerce with Computer Application

181. 02/02/2018 Friday Sales force trailhead learnathon Computer Science 182. 03/02/2018 Saturday Parents teachers meeting College

183. 05/02/2018 Monday Pledge on One billion rising-2018 EKTA

184. 06/02/2018 Tuesday Career Guidences Program Counselling Cell 185. 08/02/2018 Thursday Faculty development program College 186. 09/02/2018 Saturday Alumni meet College 187. 10/02/2018 Saturday 17th Graduation Day College

188. 14/02/2018 Wednesday Thiruvilaiyadal puranam research center Tamil

189. 15/02/2018 Thursday Intenational Conference Computer Science 190. 17/02/2018 Saturday 21st Sports Day Celebration College

191. 19/02/2018

To 23/02/2018

Monday II Internal Examination Examination Committee

192. 22/02/2018 Thursday Fine Arts Day Celebration College

193. 22/02/2018 Thursday One day District level YRC Students Study Camp YRC


194. 26/02/2018 Monday International Conference Commerce

195. 28/02/2018 Wednesday State Level Seminar on Recent Trends in Robotics Physics

196. 01/03/2018 Thursday Thiraipada kalaiyum vemarsanaum Tamil

197. 02/03/2018 Friday INNOVATION- MAKE IN INDIA 2018 & NATIONAL SCIENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS College

198.

06/03/2018 and

07/03/2018

Tuesday and Wednesday

On Campus- Bharathi Oxaliss Placement Cell

199. 07/03/2018 Wednesday BLOOD DONATION CAMP GOVT. RAJAJI HOSPITAL NSS

200. 08/03/2018 Thursday Womens day celebration College 201. 13/03/2018 Tuesday IQAC Meeting IQAC

202. 16/03/2018 Friday BIX ADMIN MEET Valedictory Function Business Administration

203. 22/03/2018 Friday Staff Meeting Principal

204. 23/03/2018 Thursday Hello FM College 205. 26/03/2018 Monday Social Awarness Rally NSS,YRC,RRC,CCC 206. 26/03/2018 Monday EKTA’S Goal Graduation Day English

207. 26/03/2018 Monday Club valedictory Commerce with Computer Application

208. 02/04/2018

To 10/04/2018

Monday To Tuesday

Model Examination Examination Committee

209. 06/04/2018 07/04/2018

Friday Saturday Placement Drive- Job Fair Placement Cell

210. 07/04/2018 Saturday Staff Meeting Principal

211. 07/04/2018 Saturday Parents Teachers Meeting Commerce with Computer Application

212. 08/04/2018 Monday Placement Drive- Second Round I-Source & SBL Company Placement Cell

213. 10/04/2018 Tuesday Staff Meeting Principal 214. 11/04/2018 Wednesday Farewell Day celebration College

215. 17/04/201818/04/201819/04/2018

Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

College Bazaar TamilNadu State Rural Livelihood Mission, Madurai District

216. 21/04/2018 Saturday Staff Recruitment College 217. 23/04/2018 Monday Placement- Training Placement Cell


ANNEXURE – II ANALYSIS OF FEEDBACK FROM STAKEHOLDERS 2017 – 2018

Every year we conduct parents meeting to have a mutual understanding, cordial relationship and to discuss about the academic performance of every student in the midst of the semester as well as after the publication Madurai Kamaraj University semester results. Once in academic year, we collect and consolidated feedback from stakeholders. The consolidated feedback was presented in the IQAC meeting and suggestions given by the IQAC committee members were considered.

PARENTS FEED BACK

SI.NO Attributes Excellent V.Good Good Average Poor Total (score)

1 Fees Structure 553 439

377

22

24

1415

2 Quality of Teaching& Coaching

528

514

311

57 5

1415

3 College Infrastructure and Other Amenities

416

467

330

178

24

1415

4 Placement Opportunities

415

292

333

321

54

1415

5 Students Behavior Status

387

311

321

387

9

1415

6 Fluency in Language

223

491

439

250

12

1415

7 Sports Activities 420

291

288

307

109

1415

Based on the above table the following points were suggested:

• Parents are highly satisfied with the Fees Structure, Quality of Teaching and College Infrastructure and Other Amenities provided by the college.

• More importance should be given for Placement opportunities, Communication Skill Development and Sports Activities.


STUDENTS FEED BACK

The following points were suggested by the Final year UG&PG students: • In the library, students expect extra copies of Text & Reference books. • Students need Browsing Centre facility & LIBNET facility for E-Assignment and to

facilitate their learning process. • In order to equip themselves, students expect more skill development courses. • More focus should be given for communication skill development. • In order to expose their talents, they expect Intra- collegiate Meet. • Students need Block-Wise Washrooms

SI.no Attributes Excellent V.Good Good Average Poor Total

1 Quality of Teaching& Coaching

896 (40%)

397 (18%)

367 (16%)

456 (20%)

146 (6%)

2262

2 Library Facility 765 (34%)

560 (25%)

406 (18%)

390 (17%)

141 (6%)

2262

3 Internet Facility

498 (22%)

592 (26%)

490 (22%)

388 (17%)

294 (13%)

2262

4 Co-Curricular Activity 670 (30%)

547 (24%)

469 (21%)

304 (13%)

272 (12%)

2262

5 Extra Co-Curricular Activity

732 (32%)

563 (25%)

396 (16%)

308 (15%)

263 (12%)

2262

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ALUMNI FEEDBACK

During the academic year (2017-18), Alumni Meeting was conducted by the Alumni Association of our college. This academic year, totally 300 students have participated and we have the practice of collecting feedback from the out gone students every year. This year also the feedback was collected from the out gone students. They have suggested that, in the library more books and journals should be increased. They also expect digital library for reference of Research articles and E-Books. Concentration should be given for placement training, soft skill training and job-oriented certificate course training. The following table shows the opinion of the Alumni

SI.no Attributes Excellent V.Good Good Average Poor Total

1 Environment 105 (35%)

77 (26%)

40 (13%)

30 (10%)

48 (16%)

300

2 College Infrastructure and Lab Facility

118 (39%)

89 (30%)

40 (13%)

48 (16%)

5 (2%)

300

3 Quality of Teaching & Coaching

112 (37%)

109 36%)

66 (22%)

12 (4%)

1 (1%)

300

4 Training & Placement Opportunities

108 (36%)

62 (21%)

75 (25%)

48 (16%)

7 (2%)

300

5 Library 112 (37%)

66 (22%)

68 (23%)

52 (17%)

2 (1%)

300

6 Canteen Facilities

104 (35%)

47 (16%)

93 (31%)

53 (17%)

3 (1%)

300

7 Overall Ratings

109 (36%)

81 (27%)

61 (20%)

45 (15%)

4 (2%)

300

8 Alumni Association/ Network of Old Friends

88 (29%)

92 (31%)

73 (24%)

40 (13%)

7 (3%)

300


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ANNEXURE-III BEST PRACTICE I

Title of the Practice: DIGIT- ALL

Organizer: Department of Computer Science in Association with TamilNadu Merchant Chamber of Commerce Association

Programme Description

Former Indian President Late Dr.A.P.J.Abdul Kalam said that, the knowledge of “internet” should be taken even to the remotest of all villages in India and making common man more knowledgeable to uplift India was insisted by District Collector K.VeeraRaghava Rao in the inauguration of Digit - all plan of Kalam’s in Kottanathampatti, Melur. The Collector in his special address at the inauguration , said that the Madurai District had been implementing various welfare plans of the Tamil Nadu Government as well as the Central Government. He stressed the need to open SB Account to facilitate them to do banking transactions through internet connectivity. The people in the district had linked their Aadhar numbers with their respective bank accounts, so that the welfare plans of the Government has been reaching the right persons to whom they were opted. Digit-all organisation’s President J.K.Muthu, Young Entrepreneurs Centre’s President V.Needhi Mohan, TamilNadu Merchants Chamber of Commerce President N.Jagadeesan and TamilNadu Industry & Commerce Association’s Chairman S.Rethinavel and various high officials were present at the introduction of Digit-all function. Goals and Objectives of Digit-all The Goal of this programme is to establish knowledge of “Internet” should be taken even to the remotest of all villages in India, making common man more knowledgeable to uplift India. The objectives are shown as follows:

♦ The main aim of the programme is to make everybody in the district, most importantly people in villages aware of the internet and also make them access it and use it for their benefit.

♦ Using the internet, it helps to minimize the time by way of cashless transactions and bank

accounts are opened for every citizen. All transactions would be accounted through this as the Aadhaar numbers were linked with the accounts.

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Training given to the students

The trainer trained students about usage on-line transactions, EB bill payment, and important Government webirtc.in, tnvalaivaapu.gov.in, uidai.gov.in etc

Training Duration

The duration of the training is 2days.

Saturday

Sunday

Training Beneficiaries

I M.SC., (C.S) Students Volunteered themselves and c

Place Kottanathampatti

Expected Outcomes

♦ Improved Knowledge on usage

♦ Improvement of access to technology for comm

♦ Increased rural employability.

♦ Greater knowledge and Potential to acquire

♦ Improve community social structure am

♦ Positive change in common man life.

Training Session for I MSC (CS) Students

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ed students about usage of Facebook, social networks, linking of Aadhar cards, t, and important Government websites such as tangedco.gov.in,

irtc.in, tnvalaivaapu.gov.in, uidai.gov.in etc

I M.SC.,(C.S.,)

I M.SC.,(C.S.,)

Students Volunteered themselves and conducted Digit-all

Number of villagers attended 100

usage of internet among rural people

access to technology for common man.

Potential to acquire online transactions.

rove community social structure among the community

man life.

Students

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Aadhar cards, sites such as tangedco.gov.in,

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Training Session given by our I MSC The Digit-all programme was conducted 100 Kottanathampatti villagers were benefited.

Success of Achievement The villagers have lesser knowledge in latest Digital world and mDigit-all programme, villagers attainedsocial media and banking transactions.

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given by our I MSC(CS) volunteers

ducted on 26.11.17 around 30 students participated and nearly Kottanathampatti villagers were benefited.

The villagers have lesser knowledge in latest Digital world and money transactions. Through this , villagers attained knowledge in making document, paying E-bills in

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around 30 students participated and nearly

s. Through this bills in online,


BEST PRACTICE II Title of the practice: TALLY WITH GST Organizer : Department of Commerce

Programme Description

Tally ERP 9 Accounts Software is one of the most popular accounts ERP software in India and it is very much in demand among small and medium enterprises, since most of these companies support and upgrade from time to time. It has many features which match the standard of any ERP enterprise resource planning, software in India. It was upgraded and developed into full fledged ERP solution which was Accounts, Inventory, Billing, Taxation like TDS, Service tax, excise, payroll functions like PF, ESI etc., prior knowledge of these subjects are essential before exploring the software. Hence it is advisable for learner to have prior knowledge of these subjects.

Goals and objectives of Tally

v This course is designed to impart knowledge regarding concepts of Financial Accounting Tally is an accounting package which is used for learning to maintain accounts.

v This course is useful for commerce students to get placements companies in accounts department

v To enhancing students knowledge in Accounting, Inventory Management & Taxation.

v To create knowledge about both these areas Computers and accounting. Course to be taken

S.NO AUDIENCE PROGRAM PROPOSED FOR

1 I & II Students TIL-Financial Accounting using Tally

Training and TIL Certification

2 Final year students

TIL-Tally ACE Training and TIL Certification

Course Duration The time duration of the course is 40 hours (5 hour per week). Expected Outcomes

v Improvement of access to technology for all students v Increased women employability v Greater Earnings Potential v Positive change in students’ life and further education v Students to acquire in depth knowledge of a specialised topic.



BEST PRACTICE II Title of the Practice:

TOEIC (TEST OF ENGLISH FOR INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION)

Objectives:

Ø To develop communicative skills among the students Ø To improve their LSRW skills in English Language. Ø To expose them to the accents of English language. Ø To equip them in the mastery of English language to match the international standard of

communicative skills.

The Context:

As English proves to be the lingua factor and a universal language, it creates a great demand among the students who learn English as a foreign/ second language. The British and American accents of English are considered to be much popular among the accents of English language. There are international level tests on language like TOEFL (Test of English as Foreign Language) and TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication) that are conducted for student aspirants who aim for achieving international standard in their communicative skills and for their higher studies at foreign countries and jobs at international forum. At present, our college has provided a splendid opportunity for the students to experience TOEIC training on campus to enhance their communicative skills at international standard and to gain acknowledgement for the same by providing them international certificate from ETS (Educational Testing Service) from the US, after an international level assessment test in TOEIC ITP (TOEIC Institutional Testing Program). As more than 14,000 MNCs accept TOEIC Certificate, the programme is very much beneficial for the students who aspire to be successful employees at the international job market in future.


The Practice:

TOEIC training programme is offered for all students irrespective of their major and year. In the present academic year, the student beneficiaries are first and second year UG students and first year PG students from all majors. A total number of 39 students volunteered to be trainees for the TOEIC training programme which was held on all Saturdays from 10.00 am to 3.00 pm at the college premises for a total number of 40 hours training programme. The final assessment test was conducted on 18.04.18.

The students were motivated to gain confidence in their communicative skills to cope-up with the international standard and their language-oriented professional skills have improved through the training programme.

Benefits to the Students:

Ø To speak fluently and confidently in English. Ø To listen and read better in the language. Ø To increase the flare for written communication. Ø To face the job market with confidence. Ø To improve their language skills to the international standards.

Conclusion:

TOEIC training programme has not only created awareness on the nuances of English communicative skills at the international forum but has also strengthened the confidence and love for communicative skills among the student beneficiaries to face any English language-oriented situations in future.


BEST PRACTICE III

Title of the Practice: DRIVING CLASS Programme Description: In present scenario women empowerment plays a vital role in our society. It helps women to stand on their own legs, become independent and also to earn for their family which grows country economic. Our institution team up with Aurick Tech and Vetri Driving school, conducted driving classes for both students and staff. Therefore our institution allotted one hour timing for driving class. Goals and objectives:

ü The aim is to enhance their skills and talents. ü To break the taboo of gender bias. ü To promote self- awareness and self-governing. ü To crack the hesitation, fear and pessimistic attitude.

Beneficiary: The no. of students: 10 The no. of staff: 16 Course timing:

The car driving is a short time course. There are totally 30 classes includes 8 theory classes, 4 stimulator classes and 18 practical classes. Mechanism classes also handle in weekend The List of Beneficiary:

SNO NAME OF THE STUDENT DEPARTMENT 1 AGALYA.R BA [ENG] 2 GEETHA.C BSC [PHYSICS] 3 GIRIJA.V B.COM 4 KEERTHANA.B BA [ENG] 5 KHATHEEJA PARVEEN E.N B.COM 6 MAHASRI BBA 7 SANDHIYA DEVI.M BBA 8 SELVALAKSHMI.M MA[ENG] 9 THANGAMATHI.R B.COM 10 VANMATHI.M MA[ENG]

SNO NAME OF THE STAFF DEPARTMENT

1 JESTINA JEYAKUMARI.C COMMERCE


2 VEERAMANI COMMERCE 3 JEYARANI.U COMPUTER SCIENCE 4 MAHABOOB SITHARA ENGLISH 5 SUBBU DHANALAKSHMI .N.A PHYSICS 6 SUDHA.D PHYSICS 7 SUJITHA.R ENGLISH 8 SIVA SHANKARI.B ENGLISH 9 MONICA BERLIN.F ENGLISH 10 MUTHURANI ENGLISH 11 SNEHA GEORGE ENGLISH 12 PRIYANKA.R.V ENGLISH 13 ANU SHREE.E ENGLISH 14 YOGESWARI ENGLISH 15 RAZIA SULTHANA NAAC COORDINATOR 16 MAHALAKSHMI BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Theory Class


Simulation Class

Practical class

License:

Conclusion

The driving class enriches the independence of both the faculty and the students.


ABBREVIATIONS

• EDC - Entrepreneurship Development Cell

• FDP - Faculty Development Programme

• ICT - Information Communication Technology

• IQAC – Internal Quality Assurance Cell

• KP Auditorium – Kalyaniammal Pitchia Pillai Auditorium

• MSDE - Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship

• PMKVY - Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana

• NSS - National Service Scheme

• RRC - Red Ribbon Club

• YRC - Youth Red Cross

• CCC - Citizen Consumer Club

• SCI-ART EXPO – Science-Art Exhibition

• SIPPO - Small Industries Product Promotion Organization

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