12th ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020

12th ANNUAL REPORT 2019-2020Good morning and a warm welcome to our 12th College Day Celebrations. Iextend warm greetings to Most.Rev.Dr.George Anthonysamy, Archbishop ofMadras-Mylapore, Rev. Dr. Andrew Francis SJ, Former Principal. Loyola College,Dr C Sharmeela, Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical and ElectronicEngineering, Anna University, Chennai, our Chief Guests on this special occasion.We thank you all for taking time off from your busy schedule to be here with us.

I extend a warm welcome to Rector, Secretary of the College, Vice Principal,Deans, Faculty Members, Administrative and Supports Staff, Parents, Alumnae,Benefactors, Friends, Fathers and Sisters and You, My Dear Students.

The year 2019-20 has began with a total student strength of 1092 studying in 6 UGcourses BBA, BCA, B.Com. B.A. English, B.Sc. Computer Science, B.Sc.Mathematics and 3 PG courses M.Com. (General), M.Sc. Computer Science andM.S.W.

The total number of outgoing students who appeared for the under graduationbatch 2016-2019 is 274 among which 223 students have passed in all the semesterend exams. The total number of post graduation batch 2017-2019 is 29 amongwhich 29 all students have passed in all the semester end exams.

Batch 2016-2019 (Ninth Batch)

Under Graduation

S.No. Department Appeared Passed Percentage1. B.B.A. 52 45 86.542. B.C.A. 39 36 92.313. B.Com. (General) 97 75 77.324. B.Sc. (Computer Science) 50 39 785. B.Sc. (Mathematics) 16 10 62.506. B.A. (English) 20 18 90.00

TOTAL 274 223 81.39

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Batch 2017-2019 (Second Batch)

Post Graduation

S.No. Department Appeared Passed Percentage1. M.Com. (General) 9 9 100.002. M.Sc. (Computer Science) 8 8 100.003. M.S.W. 12 12 100.00

TOTAL 274 223 81.39

The Academic year 2018-2019 has been memorable many ways, not the leastbecause the College community has achieved so much, but because every day,through our activities, interactions, and plans, we reaffirm our commitment toquality and values – based education. Our team-work, unstinting efforts to improvethe educational experience of our students, and the empowered leadershipdemonstrated at every level, testify to the continual process of the fulfillment ofour vision and mission objectives.

Our Student community has excelled in several areas of curricular, co-curricularand extra-curricular events. I present here the outstanding achievements of ourstudents in academics.

University Level Rank Holders

S.No Name of the Student Department Rank Class Obtained1. Praveen N W M.S.W. (Social Work) 1 First Class With Distinction2. Sofia S M.S.W. (Social Work) 3 First Class With Distinction3. Vaishali M M.Com. (General) 10 First Class With Distinction

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I. ORIENTATION PROGRAMME

STAFF ORIENTATION PROGRAMME

The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacherdemonstrates. The great teacher inspires. Inspiring teachers alone can build thenation with students’ power. The Christ College is committed in building thenation by making its faculty members the great teachers who not only inspires butinnovates. Therefore, the Faculty Development Programme for teaching staffmembers and non-teaching staff members were conducted separately on 14th and15th June 2019.

As per the schedule, the staff members were taken to Mount Olive OBT –Leadership Development Institute at Othivakkam village, Kachipuram district. Mr.Jesuraj Santiago, Ex. CRPF and a renowned trainer who is also a specialist inproviding leadership development and team building training for corporateindustries and the academic institutions. He welcomed everyone and offered a briefintroduction about the training programme. It was so inspiring that the facultymembers were self motivated to participate various games and events as part ofskill development programme. It was a different sort of experience to stand in themiddle surrounded by flowers, plants and trees that extends five acres. Playinggames under a good trainer in a village atmosphere was so refreshing. All thesessions were enlightening and enthusiastic. With a renewed zeal, the inspiredfaculty members determined to carry the enthusiasm throughout the academic year.

BRIDGE COURSE – AN INDUCTION PROGRAMME FOR THE 1ST YEAR STUDENTS

Adopting the new environment, alleviating fear, self motivation, improvingcommunication and voluntary participation are the objectives of conducting BridgeCourse. The Bridge course is offered for the first ten days to bridge the gapbetween school and college life providing with the basic understanding of thesubjects they study. The Bridge course was successfully conducted from 24th Juneto 5th July for the academic year 2019-2020. The students were offered the basicsof English, Mathematics, Accountancy and computer applications by the respective

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staff members who handle the subjects. Motivation and value education were alsooccupied the schedule. Beside all these, a special and individual training wasoffered to improve their handwriting. Sincere thanks to Rev.Fr. Louis Vembliath,the Rector, Christ College, for his dedication and commitment in teaching thetechniques of handwriting. A special thanks to the Department of English forcoordinating the course successfully.

CLASS COUNSELORS

Inculcating academic interest and nurturing discipline are the two eyes of ChristCollege. A continuous and comprehensive evaluation is the key to achieve theseand therefore we introduced class counselor system. The faculty members areappointed for each class from the department to look after the overall developmentof each student individually. It is a unique system where the students emotionalwell being is checked once in often, through personal guidance and counseling, toenable their progress in academics and help the personality development.

STUDENT COUNCIL SELECTION

The Student Council is an independent body in Christ College that works closelywith the administration to identify and fulfill the basic necessities of the students.The office bearers for the Students Council will be elected by the staff membersduring staff meeting. For the academic year 2019- 2020, the student councilmembers were elected during the staff meeting held on 1st July 2018. The selectedmembers of Student Council Office Bearers, Department Secretaries, ClassRepresentatives and Staff Advisors are as follows;

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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICE BEARERS 2019 -2020

Category Student name Year & DepartmentPresident Poovarasan E III year B.Sc. Computer ScienceVice President Devadharshini M III year B.A. EnglishGeneral Secretary Anu Priya A III year B.B.A.Treasurer Akash Benjamin M J III year B.Sc. MathematicsCultural Secretary Sofia S III year B.Com.

Patrick T C III year B.A. EnglishSports Secretaries Vinothini G III year B.B.A.

Kingsley D M III year B.Com.

Library Secretaries Rohith Raj A III year B.C.A.

Lucas V III year B.B.A.

STAFF ADVISORS

Staff Council Secretary Dr. Aravindan S Business AdministrationStudent Council Advisor Mr. Prithivirajan S EnglishStudent Cultural Advisor Mrs. Deepa Sundari K Computer ApplicationSports Coordinator Mr. Sebastian Fedrick B TamilWomen’s Cell Mrs. Geetha K Mathematics

DEPARTMENT SECRETARIES 2019-2020

Department Girls BoysCommerce Suvalakshmi D Benson BBusiness Administration Vinitha J Tolmin Joy Computer Science Sasikala M Stephen Raj AComputer Application Ancymol A S Poovarasan REnglish Durga Devi G Nelson AMathematics Martina Ingkees S Nelson Madhan Raj N

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CLASS REPRESENTATIVES – 2019-2020

Department Boys GirlsI year B.B.A. (1st section) Sanu Santhosh Angelin Gladcy SI year B.B.A. (2nd section) Ignatius M L Senthamarai NII year B.B.A. Thilak Sharma S Indumathi T III year B.B.A. Devendran V Shilpa S

I year B.Com. (1st section) Jeevanantham V Merlin JI year B.Com. (2nd section) Sigman Bright Divya II year B.Com. (1st section) Subesh G Flaviya Florence EII year B.Com. (2nd section) Anthony Xavier J Nisha D III year B.Com. (1st section) Porchelvan S Nandhini PIII year B.Com. (2nd section) Ajith S Jarina Banu K

I year B.A. English Mervin Valan M Preethi PII year B.A. English Churchill Franco F Sharulatha MIII year B.A. English Sebastin X Delphin Jenita S

I year B.C.A. Vishwaeswaran M Punitha VII year B.C.A. Charles M Rufina UIII year B.C.A. David Rachel A Kowsalya V

I year B.Sc. Computer Science Christopher P Jerophine JII year B.Sc. Computer Science Inbarasan R Divya RIII year B.Sc. Computer Science Ashok S Keerthiga S

I year B.Sc. Mathematics Tharun Sanjay A Madhana Sree RII year B.Sc. Mathematics Samuel M Srimathi PIII year B.Sc. Mathematics Balachander A Thamizharasi P

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II. CELEBRATIONS AND EVENTS

INVESTITURE CEREMONY OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL

The Investiture Ceremony is a programme conducted by the Student Council tohonor the newly elected office bearers by giving away the badges of responsibility.For this academic year, the Student Council conducted the Investiture Ceremonyon 20th July 2019 at 10.45 a.m. As Rev. Fr. Antony Jeya Kumar, the Rector, St.Thomas Collegiate Seminary and the chief guest of the event, gave away thebadges; the students were thrilled to receive the badges of responsibility brimmingwith proud and confidence on their face. After receiving the pledge, they took anoath to set the role model for other students

FRESHER’S DAY

The Fresher’s Day is conducted every year to give warm welcome to the first yearstudents. For the academic year 2019-2020, the Fresher’s Day began at 11.15 a.m.with a blissful prayer session conducted by the students of the Department ofEnglish. The programme schedule was filled with so many innovative events suchas Classical welcome dance, Poetry reciting, thematic drama and a motivationalsong. The newly enrolled students, teaching and non-teaching staff members werewelcomed joyfully.

TEACHERS DAY

The Teachers’ Day celebration is a grand occasion celebrated to honor theteachers’ for their service to the students. Dr. Velraj, Director, Institute fromEnergy Studies, Anna University was invited as Chief Guest. The Department ofCommerce arranged the programme. Before the programme was getting started,the tree saplings were planted by the chief guest and the faculty members wereinvited into the auditorium with thunder applause by the students. The welcomeaddress was performed in the form of Villu Pattu followed by English comedy play

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had drawn appreciation across audience. Dr. Velraj, our chief guest delivered aninspiring address to the young audience. The programme was concluded with thenational anthem.

PARENTS MEET

Parent-Teachers meet is an interesting and also a significant event in our college.Nearly 99% of students and their parents turned out for the odd semester parentsmeet. The Department of Mathematics organized the parents meet for BBA andB.Com. Departments on 14th September 2019. The Department of BusinessAdministration conducted the Parent-Teachers meet for B.Sc. Computer Scienceand Mathematics, B.C.A. and B.A. English on 21st September 2019.

Parent-Teachers meet for BBA and B.Com. for the even semester was conductedby the Mathematics department on 08th February 2020. The BusinessAdministration department conducted even semester Parent-Teacher meet forM.Sc. Computer Science, M.Com., M.S.W., B.Sc. Computer Science andMathematics, B.C.A. and B.A. English on 15th February 2020. Overall, 90% of thestudents along with their parents appeared for the meet. All the meetings weresuccessfully conducted.

JOY OF GIVING

Joy of Giving is the charitable programme organized every year during Christmascelebrations. The students and faculty members cutting across religion, caste andcreed are able to come out in supporting the poor and economically marginalized.The students used to contribute in the form of money or material on their owncapacity. This year, the joy of giving was celebrated on 20th December 2019. Thejoy of festive season is marked by inviting the people who truly deserve the helpand sharing gifts and donations are the major event. This year, children from IniyaUdhayam Charitable Trust from Avadi were invited and given the gifts.

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Little deeds of kindness and little words of love make the earth happy as theheaven above. May God bless our staff members and students thousand fold fortheir overwhelming generosity.

CHRISTMAS

Christmas celebration is one of the joyful events that mark the end of the calendaryear and bring forth the festive mood among all. This year the ChristmasCelebration was held on 20th December 2019 organized by the Department ofComputer Applications with the theme, “God presence is everywhere”. Rev. Fr.Joseph Manickam, former Secretary or our college, Mrs. Roseline Kayalvizhi,HopeEver Foundation and Rev. Fr. Alwin were invited as chief guests whodelivered Christmas message and conveyed New Year (2020) wishes to everyonepresent there. The programme schedule includes dance, drama, song and a mimeabout the life of Jesus Christ. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the events and sharedthe wishes. Finally, the Santa Clause closed the curtain to end the programme.

WOMEN’S DAY

International Women’s’ Day was organized by the department of ComputerScience on 6th of March. Mrs. Roselind Kayalvizhi was invited as Chief Guest.The celebrations focused on exploring into Women Empowerment andachievements. Girl students and women staff members were honoured during theprogramme. Several entertainment events were also planned and executedperfectly.

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III. ASSOCIATION AND CLUBS

In the name of active learning, the college provides students with both academicand non-academic clubs, organizations and sports teams to promote personal andprofessional development. Every department has an association with a set ofobjective that explores different interest. To engage the students in active learning,innovation, and thinking and to develop core competence, the College encouragesthe students to enroll themselves in association of their respective departments.Membership in the association is mandatory.

SPARKS

SPARKS 2019 - through the computer science and applications association,organized a one day project development training programme to all the final yearComputer Science and Computer Application students and post graduate students.Dr. Jerald, Assistant professor, Department of Computer Science and Applicationfrom Loyola College taken a seminar and gave the demonstration to develop aproject to the students. All the students were interactively participated the trainingprogramme and learned a lot.

We conducted one day seminar on software development for all the students, theresource person Mr. Sathish Kumar Kannan, Chief Executive Officer at AbhisOverseas Educampus Pvt. Ltd., India ,Founder & Managing Director at WHYGlobal Services, India , Technical Director at Alpha Omega InformationTechnologies, Singapore.

E.A – 2020 (ENHANCE ACUITY IN MATHEMATICS):

As part of the association activity the Department of Mathematics conductedexhibition with the theme ‘Enhance Acuity in Mathematics’, on 2nd February2020. Nearly 200 charts and 20 models with mathematical concepts and formulaewere exhibited at Science block and Arts block. Video shows and arithmetic games

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were other attractions during the exhibition. Besides these they conducted memorytest and aptitude tests to improve and grasp the mental ability skill on the previoussession. Finally the winners were awarded on that day.

EVOLV–ENG – 2019

5th October 2019 created an ambiance of sublime illusion for all the Christites inexposing and exploring the beauty of English language. The day made the studentsto be enthusiastic in participating and receiving valuable insights. The Departmentof English organized the Exhibition as part of their association activity. Elocution,Essay, and Poetry competitions helped them to be aware of their literary skills andtalents. The fantasy characters; Aladdin and Genie hosted the whole events.Fictional and historical characters relived through live models in a ballroomsetting, mind blowing games to improve English, colorful thought provokingcharts and video presentation to have insights to easily learn the language, werepart of the events. Finally the play ‘Antagone’ was performed as a treat to allstudents.

VEERAMAMUNIVAR-2020 TAMIL

As part of their association activity the department of Tamil organized anexhibition on 11.01.2020 with the theme “MUTHAMIZH”. Based on the themestudents recited the poems from Thirukural. Tamil speech, Tamil poetry, Tamilessay writing competition, Tamil drama were the other interesting events held onthe day. Students also presented Tamil folk dance, Tamil songs, and street play.Tamil Parampariya Velayatukal was conducted. The stage back drop wasdecorated with traditional Tamil cultural palm tree. Charts, video shows,documentation on Tamil culture were the other activities conducted by theassociation. Pongal celebration was the special exciting activity of theVeeramamunivar association. All the students came in traditional attire and tookactive part in all the activities of the association and enjoyed.

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CAPITA - 2020

The Department of Commerce had arranged the Association Seminar to edify thestudents on the topic, “The impact of social media on the consumer decisionprocess” and the resource person was Dr Arul Suresh from Loyola College,Nungambakkam, Chennai. The program was held on 16-07-2019. The lecture gavehis ideas, views and theoretical explanation on the topic and the question andanswer session was conducted. Then the program concluded with the nationalanthem.

AICUF MEETINGS

In Christ College, AICUF members is a very active group in College and itfunction with motto “We are born in unjust society, we are determined not leave aswe found it”.

AICUF is an organized group actively functioning in our College. They conductvarious functions and awareness programs to create awareness among the studentsabout the social-political problems. On 01-08-2019, the AICUF studentsparticipated in the debate show in MADHA TV and it was telecasted on 15th ofAugust, Independence Day.

From, 05-10-2019 to 07-10-2019 the AICUF members have participated in statelevel conference which was conducted in St. Joseph’s College, Trichy; and on 17thand 18th of January, the members have also participated in another state levelconference.

In our College, a workshop on leadership quality was conducted for the AICUFstudents on 13th and 14th of January, organized by Nehru Yuvakendra.Importantly, on 16-07-2019, Dr Arul Suresh and on 12-10-2019, Mr. Hercules theAICUF state level representatives visited our College and our AICUF members.

AICUF students along with the Department of Commerce associate with “THEE”a NGO is going to organize one day program called “KANGU” for all our Collegestudents on 27th of March this year.

As a regular activity, every month the AICUF students come together for themeetings and discuss about the current social, economic and political issues.

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NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME & RED RIBBON CLUB

The N.S.S. & R.R.C. Units of Christ College is very active. This year they havetaken Golden Jubilee year of 50 in NSS.

N.S.S. & R.R.C. students organized Blood Donation Camp and Social AwarenessProgramme on 5th Sep 2019. Totally Blood Donate gave 111 students and 11Assistant Professor.

N.S.S. & R.R.C. Students have taken up Campus Cleaning in the month of Julyand September 2019.

N.S.S. & R.R.C. students participated in two days workshop of youth leadershipand Community Development 2019-2020.

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IV. STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES

SCHOLARSHIP:

All the students who are eligible for various government scholarships are guided toavail the maximum help that they would be able to get. Apart from those who arehelped financially through the government scholarships, the College managementalso identifies deserving students and helps them financially. In this academic yearnearly 339 students availed the SC/ST Scholarship, the SC/ST Educational LoanScholarship, SC/ST Fee Re-imbursement - 114. 15 students benefitted from Post-Metric Minority Scholarship, 125 students got Management Scholarship from theScholarships constituted by

Fr. Lawrence Raj Silver Jubilee Scholarship, Fr. S. X. Amalraj Silver Jubilee Scholarship, Rev. Fr. S.J. Anthony Samy, - Under Privileged Students Scholarship, Mr. Antonysamy & Mrs. Sandanamary, Parents of Archbishop George AntonysamyScholarship, Mr. Rock Origanti Scholarship, Archdiocese of Madras Mylapore Scholarships for the poor students, Most Rev. George Anthonysamy Archbishop of Madras Mylapore Scholarship for ameritorious and deserving student, and Rev. Fr. Paul Julian Scholarship. GKS Scholarship, GermanyKarunai Karangal Scholarship

The management and the students are very grateful to each one of them. ChristCollege is highly indebted to all the generous scholarship benefactors. Mr. P.Thomas, Mr Rajkumar, Mr Rajavel of scholarship department and Accountsdepartment deserves appreciation for their strenuous work and great service inobtaining the scholarships.

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PERSONAL COUNSELLING:

Rev. Fr. Louis Vembliath, the Rector and Fr John Maria Joseph are the StudentCounselor in the College. Every student is given individual attention and guided byclouding their mental and physical health conditions. The students receive moralsupport and experience growth during challenging times in life. They deal everystudent periodically on various issues like depression, anxiety, substance abuse,marriage and relationship challenge. All the class counselors assist them in thisprocess.

CRISTA: CHRISTITE SKILL TRAINING ACTIVITY

Christite skill training activity is an innovative programme conducted everyWednesday morning for half an hour to help the students explore their hiddentalents, organization skill and polish their inherent creative abilities. Suchparticipation is helping the students to enhance their soft skills, spoken English,communication skills, self confidence, self esteem, social interaction team workand team spirit. The class counselors play a key role in motivation and guidingtheir class students to conduct the programme. A special word of appreciation forall the class counsellors for making a sincere effort in training the students tomaintain the standard. Unique feature of the programme is that every student of theclass is motivated and encouraged to take part and to deliver their part only inEnglish.

S.No.

Date Class Topic Class Counsellors

1. 10-07-2019 III year B.Sc. Computer Science

Child Abuse Mr. Charles Arockiaraj M

2. 17-07-2019 III year B.Com. ‘1’ Section

Why We Are Dr. Suresh J

3. 24-07-2019 III year B.Com. ‘2’ Section

III World War Mr. Suresh Kumar A

4. 04-09-2019 III year B.C.A. Who is the real Joker

Mrs. Deepa Sundari K

5. 31-07-2019 III year B.B.A. Success Winning Strategy

Mr. Antony Das Y

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6. 28-08-2019 III year B.A. English Be Calm and Love Literature

Mrs. Mary Anna Harris N

7. 16-08-2019 III B.Sc. Mathematics Justice Mr. Mannu J

8. 11-09-2019 II year B.Sc. Computer Science

The Human Animal Mr. Saravana Kumar M

9. 17-09-2019 II year B.Com. ‘1’ Section

Legal Robbery Mr. Merina Roseline K

10. 01-10-2019 II year B.Com. ‘2’ Section

Artificial Intelligence

Mr. Asant Raj P

11. 11-12-2019 II year B.C.A. Water Scarcity Mrs. Padmini R

12. 10-10-2019 II year B.B.A. Democracy Demo Crazy

Dr. Sankar S

13. 04-12-2019 II year B.A. English Stand for the Banned

Mr. Balaji S

14. 18-12-2019 II B.Sc. Mathematics Human Relationship Mr. Balaji D

15. 18-02-2020 I year B.Sc. ComputerScience

Coffee With DD Ms. Shobana J

16. 08-01-2020 I year B.Com. ‘1’ Section

Abused India Mr. Nepolian S

17. 21-01-2020 I year B.Com. ‘2’ Section

New Education Policy 2019

Mr. Santhiya R

18. 05-03-2020 I year B.C.A. The Flower Mr. Anbarasan V

19. 26-02-2020 I year B.A. English I Don’t Understand Ms. Sonia Priyadharshni M

20. 12-02-2020 I B.Sc. Mathematics Forbidden Creatures Mr. Anandan E

21. 29-01-2020 I year B.B.A. ‘1’ Section

Educate Organize Agitate

Dr. Aravindan S

22. 04-02-2020 I year B.B.A. ‘2’ Section

Management Mrs. Anitha K

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CREDENTIAL POSITIONS 2019-2020

Credential position is one of the distinctive features of the colleges which giveobvious recognition to students by ranking them in all phases. The points are givento every student as well as department for implementing the wholesome growthand continuous improvement in all spheres not only in academics. Theperformances of the departments are assessed through-out the year in the zoneslike Academics, Discipline, Cultural, Sports, Assembly, Creativity and Library.For the academic year 2019-2020 based on the total points in each of theparameters the credential positions are calculated and the toppers are honored witha cup and shield. Following is the summation of the Credential Positions for theAcademic year 2019-2020.

DEPARTMENT WISE CREDENTIAL POSITIONS 2019-2020

B.B.A. B.C.A. B.Com. B.Sc. (CS) B.A. (E) B.Sc. (M)Academics V VI III IV II IDiscipline V III VI IV II ICultural II V III IV I VSports II V I IV III VI

Assembly II VI I IV III VCreativity II VI I V III IVLibrary II IV I V VI III

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V. MEGA ANNUAL EVENTS

SPIKES: ANNUAL SPORTS MEET 2018-2019

““The five S’s of sports training are: stamina, speed, strength, skill and spirit; butgreatest of these is spirit” – Ken Doherty.

Christ College gives importance for Sports and Games in the annual academicprogram. We do realize that the sports increase the students in life skills, sense ofempowerment, self-confidence, societal relations, besides helping them to dealwith failure and uncompromising situations.

Inter-Departmental sports competitions are conducted every year for all theDepartments of under graduation to recognize, appreciate, realize and endorse thesportive spirit of talented youngsters. This year the competitions began on 5th ofAugust 2019 with the inauguration and continued and ended on the sports day on10th August 2019. An official committee was formed under the guidance of Mr.Sebastian Fredrick, the sports coordinator and the members of the committee wereMrs. Kotteeswari, Fr. John Maria Joseph, Fr. Christopher, Fr. Pradeep, Fr. JamesMichael Raj, Mr. Peetirajan, Mr. Sridhar, Mr. Baladhandayudham, Mr. Samraj,Mr. Leo Clement. Mr. Dhanasekar and Mr. Senthil.

Fr. Praveen, Fr. John Maria Joseph, Mr. Alex, Mr. Chandramohan, Mr. NaveenKumar, Mr. Prashanth, Mr. Samuel Johnson, Mr. Manoj Kumar and Mr. TharunKumar were the umpires for all sports and games. All the Group Games wereawarded with 30,20,10 and 05 points and the Track and Field Events were awardedwith 10,07,04 points.

For girls events such as Shot Put, Long Jump along with track events 5000mtrs,3000mtrs, 1500mtrs, 800mtrs, 400mtrs, 200mtrs, 100mtrs, 4 X 200mtrs, 4 X100mtrs were conducted. For the boys Track Events 10,000mtrs, 5000mtrs,1500mtrs, 800mtrs, 400mtrs, 200mtrs, 100 mtrs,4 X 400mtrs,4 X 100mtrs wereconducted along with Shot Put and Long Jump.

Volley Ball, Basketball and Football, were conducted for boys, Throw ball,Tennicoit and Square Ball were conducted for girls. Kabbadi, Kho-Kho, Carrom

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and Chess were conducted for both boys and girls. All most 525 students, bothboys and girls fervently participated with full passion and power.

The College celebrated its 11th Annual Sports Meet - 2019 on Saturday 10th ofAugust, 2019. Mr. Raman Vijayan, Former International football player, Founder& Director of Noble Football Academy, gracefully acknowledged being the chiefguest of the day. Dr. Sethu Kumanan, Correspondent, Soka Ikeda College of Arts& Science for Women, Chennai, consented to be special guest of honor. Mr.Jeevannadam, President, Noble Football Academy, consented to be the guest ofhonor. Mr. Fernanadez, Proprietor, Waves Garments, Chennai, consented to be theguest of honor.

In the history of the College for the first time we had conducted the sports dayprogram in the College grounds. The ground looked colorful with all thedepartments with spectacular color jerseys and everyone witnessed colorful March-Past by all six Departments, B.Sc. Computer Science in Blue, BCA in Red, BBA inYellow, B.Com. in Green, B. Sc. Mathematics in Grey and B.A. English in Violetcolor jerseys and saluted the guests.

In the chief guest’s address Mr. Raman Vijayan said that he has witnessed theactive and sportive spirit of the rural youngsters. He also shared his own life storyhow he developed himself to be the national football player from the ruralbackground. The dream was possible only with his self confidence and hard work.He appreciated the sporting spirit shown by the students. He whole heartedlypraised the College management for undertaking such events for the betterment ofthe students to excel in sports and games and wished the students for their brightfuture.

The highlight of the day was conducting the track events of 100mtrs finals and4x100mtrs relay for men and women. The pyramids and acrobatic competitionswere the special attraction of the day. They enthralled the Spectators and receivedappreciations from the Dignitaries and audience. Dr. A. L. Antony Sebastianprincipal appreciated the students for their competitive spirit, and encouraged themto achieve great things in their future endeavors.

To appreciate the winners and runners up of various group games and individualevents were presented with medals and certificates by the chief guest. The

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Individual Champion for 2019 was bagged by Mr. Sivasakthi. N. (BBA). TheDepartment of Commerce came with flying colors as overall sports champions forthe academic year 2019-2020. The Department of Business Administration securedsecond place. The Trophies were given to the winners by Mr. Raman Vijayan, theChief Guest of the day. The overall program was anchored by Mr. Peeti Rajan B.and Mrs. Geetha. Thanks to Mr. Sebastin Fedrick, Mrs. Kotteeswari and their teamfor their fantastic coordination and success.

SPIKES – 2018-2019

Track, Field and Group Events (Men & Women)

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S. No. Event Details Position Result Department1 10000 Mts Men 1st Sivasakthi N I B.B.A.

2nd Gowtham D I B.B.A.3rd Subash K I B.Sc. Math.

2 5000 Mts Men 1st Sivasakthi N I B.B.A.2nd Gowtham D I B.B.A.3rd Patrick Joseph TC III B.A. Eng.

3 5000 Mts Women 1st Thilagavathi S III B.Sc. CS2nd Devi M II B.Sc. CS3rd Susai Susika J II B.Com. [1]

4 3000 Mts Women 1st Thilakavathi S II B.Sc. CS2nd Susai Susika J II B.Com. [1]3rd Devi M II B.Sc. CS

5 1,500 Mts Men 1st Patrick Joseph TC III B.A. Eng.2nd Subash K I B.Sc. Math.3rd Karthick M I B.B.A. [2]

Women 1st Thilagavathi S III B.Sc. CS2nd Devi M II B.Sc. CS3rd Susika S II B.Com. [1]

6 800 Mts Men 1st Siva Sakthi N I B.B.A. [2]2nd Patrick Joseph TC III B.A. Eng.3rd Subash K I B.Sc. Math.

Women 1st Thilagavathi S III B.Sc. CS2nd Devi M II B.Sc. CS3rd Susika J II B.Com.

7 4 X 400 Relay

Men 1st B.C.A.(Poovarasan, Thangamani, Siva Kumar & Vignesh)

2nd B.B.A.(Gowtham, Palraj Michael, Dyson & Siva Sakthi)

3rd B.A. English(Patrick Joseph, Dayanithi, Arockiaraj & Abinesh)

Women 1st B.Com.(Dayana, Senthuri, Kavitha & Twinkle Prema)

2nd B.Sc. CS(Jothika, Abirami, Monika & Devi)

3rd B.B.A.(Shilpa, Sharmila, Devi & Preethi)

8 400 Mts Men 1st Sivasakthi N I B.B.A.2nd Karthikeyan I B.B.A. [2]3rd Subash K I B.Sc. Math.

Women 1st Senthuri I B.Com. 2nd Kavitha V III B.Com.3rd Jothika I B.Sc. CS

9 200 Mts Men 1st Thangamani B.C.A.2nd Vignesh B.C.A.3rd Karthikeyan B.B.A.

Women 1st Sowmiya B.Com.2nd Senthuri B.Com.3rd Dayana B.Com.

10 4 x 100 Mtrs Men 1st B.C.A.(Thangamani, Poovarasan, Vignesh & Manikandan)

2nd B.Com.

Winners in Sports Day Events

SNo Event Prize Department1 March Past I B.A. English

II B.B.A.III B.Sc. MathematicsIV B.Sc. Computer ScienceV B.Com.VI B.C.A.

2 Pyramid / Malcolm I B.Com.II B.B.A.III B.A. EnglishIV B.Sc. MathematicsV B.C.A.VI B.Sc. Computer Science

Individual Championship 2019-2020(Women)Senthuri, I year B.Com.

Individual Championship 2019-2020(Men)Sivasakthi N, I year B.B.A.

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SALVO 2019: INTERDEPARTMENTAL CULTURAL FEST

Inter departmental cultural events; SALVO 2019 was conducted on 13th and 14thDecember 2019 by the cultural committee with the help of the student council Mrs.Deepa Sundari. K, Assistant Professor, department of Computer Applicationorganized the events. Unlike last year, Salvo 2019 was planned for two days (foursessions) due to individual participation of PG. All the events were planned toexhibit the talents and creativity of the students

The first session started around 09.15am. The events like Tamil elocution, Tamilpoetry followed by English elocution and English poetry were drawn appreciationfrom the audience. Group singing and instrumental play were also scheduled in thissession Mr. Murugappan Annamalai-CEO & Founder @ Info cycle Technologies,Mr. Suresh Ramanathan-Advocate, High Court, Mr. Narayanan Ravishankar,Playback singer & Airtel Super Singer were invited as chief guests. Thedepartments of BBA and BA English were given session in-charge. They weretaking care of MC’s, welcome address and vote of thanks. The session endedaround 1.00pm

The second session began around 01.30 pm. Rangoli, Drawing and Wastemanagement were the major events during this session. The judges for this sessionwere Mrs. S. Reena Joshphine, Legal Assistance & Support, Business consultant,Mrs. A. Vimaladevi, Design Academy (Drawing Painting), Mrs. E. Caroline,Sadhika Beauty Parlor & SK Academy, Thiruvallur. The department of Computerscience was given the responsibility for this session. They took care of MC’s,welcome address and vote of thanks. The session ended at 04. 40pm.This rang thebell for the day one for SALVO 2019

The second day began with the third session of SALVO 2019. The prayer sessionstarted at 09.10am. The programme started at 09.15am. The events scheduled forthis session were Western dance and traditional dance. The judges set for thissession were Mr. Sanjay, Western dance Choreograher, Mrs. Anagha Anish,Arudhrayalam Academy of Dance and Mrs. Dhivyadharshini, Director,Nrityakshetra School of Dance. The departments of Computer Application andMathematics were given the responsibility for delivering MC, welcome addressand vote of thanks. The students performed with dedication and commitment. The

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judges highly appreciated the performance of the students. The session ended at12.30pm. Then, the students went to have their lunch.

The fourth and final session started at 01.15pm. The session picked up themomentum the moment it began. The major events in this session were Mime,Street Play and Video Documentation. The students showed their creativitythrough their performance. The judges were unbiased and encouraging the studentsreferring to their strength and weakness. The crew comprises of Mr. Vijay VictorYesudoss, Actor (Nan, Adangamaru), Mr. George Maryan, Actor (Kalakappu,Madharasapattinam, Mr. Vimal Alex, Assitant Director (Kandhasamy) and Mr.Nirmal Felix, Actor (Bachelor). The performance of the students created awarenessamong the audience. The departments of BCA and BSC, (Mathematics) took theresponsibility of delivering MC, welcome address and vote of thanks

Before announcing the results, Dr A. L. Antony Sebastian, the principal thankedeach and every one for the success of Salvo – 19. He congratulated the culturalcommittee, student council and all those who contributed to the successfulcompletion of SALVO 2019.

Overall championship of SALVO 2019 was won by BA (English) and the secondplace was achieved by BBA. Finally, the colorful cultural festival was ended upwith the National Anthem at 04.00pm.

Places by the Department (Overall Championship)

Department Total Points PlacesB.A. English 250 IB.B.A. 240 IIB.Com. 150 IIIB.Sc. CS. 100 IVP.G. 100 IVB.C.A. 60 VB.Sc. Mathematics 60 V

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12th COLLEGE ANNUAL DAY

Dr.C. Sharmeela, Dr C Sharmeela, Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Anna University, Chennai, was the Chief Guest for the12th Annual Day of Christ Arts and Science College. The Student Council under the leadership of Mr Prithiviraj, Student Council Advisor and along with other departments conducted a colourful cultural programme. Dr A L Anthony Sebastian, Principal, read out the Annual Report. The Staff and the Students who have achieved in Academics were awarded with cash prizes, Medals and Certificates.

9th CONVOCATION

Most.Rev.Dr.George Anthonysamy, Archbishop of Madras-Mylapore, Rev. Dr. Andrew Francis SJ, Former Principal. Loyola College, Chennai were the Chief Guests for the 9th Convocation. Dr A L Anthony Sebastian, Principal read out the achievements of the College, Students and Staff. Rev Dr Andrew Francis gave the convocation address and Archbishop felicitated the Graduands and Parents on the occassion. The passed out 252 students of 2018-19 batch were awarded with their Degrees in various Departments. This was a solemn function, conducted with decorum, under the guidelines of the University of Madras. Parents, Graduands, present Final Years, Staff and the Management members participated and appreciated the manner with which the convocation was conducted.

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VI. INNOVATIVE PRACTICES

PROJECTS

Christ College motivates the students to write projects and dissertation as apreparation for greater researches in the future. The Department of BusinessAdministration does it as a requirement of the University as other departments takeup as a best practice of Christ College. All the final year students choose and workon their interested area of study which includes internship trainings and factfindings. To make it more valuable a VIVA VOCE is conducted in the presence ofan External Examiner, Head of the Department and Project Guide. The Schedule ofthe project submission and Viva Voce and External Examiners is as follows:

Class Date of ProjectSubmission

Date of Viva-Voce

External Examiner

III year BCA 10-Feb-2020 28-Feb-2020 Mrs.S.VIJAYALAKSHMI, M.C.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science, Vishwaksena Arts and Science College for Women, Pollivakkam, Thiruvallur

III year B.Sc (CS) 10-Feb-2020 28-Feb-2020 Mr.S.SUGUMAR,Assistant Professor, Dept.of Computer Science & Application, Sri Ram Arts & Science College, Veppampattu, Thiruvallur.

III year B.Sc (M) 10-Feb-2020 28-Feb-2020 Mr.S.SANTHANAM,HOD, Department Of MathsJaya College of Arts And Science , Thiruninravur 602024

III year B.Com 10-Feb-2020 28-Feb-2020 Dr.N.PURUSHOTHAMAN, M.Com, M.Phil, MBA, Ph.D, Assistant Professor, PG & Research, Dept. of Commerce, Patrician College of Arts and Science, Adyar, Chennai.MR.MARI MUTHU, MCom, MPhil,Assistant Professor & Head, PG & Research and Dept. of Commerce,

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Sriram College of Arts and Science, Perumall Pattu, Thiruvallur Dt, - 602024.

III year BBA 10-Feb-2020 25-Mar-2020 MR.A.VEDHAMANIKAM,MCom, MBA, MPhil, NETAssistant Professor, Dept of CommerceTS Narayanaswami College, OMR Road, Navalur, Chennai – 603103

III year BA English 10-Feb-2020 28-Feb-2020 MRS.SHALINI PRISCILLA R, MA,MPHIL, NET, SET, Assistant Professor, Dept. of English,DG Vaishnava College, Chennai

PROMINENT PROJECT TITLES

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

S.No Project Title Name of the Student1 A Study of Representation Violence in Dalit Women

Hardship by BamaJayaraj j

2 Nature as Negative force in riders to the sea by john Millington Synge

Michael Robin L

3 Tribal Consciousness in the Select Short Stories of Mahasweta Devi translated by Gayathri Spivak

Anisha Makthalien S

4 A Jounery from Meenakshi to monster: feminist portrayal of Surphanaka, Lanka’s Princess

Clemencia A

5 The voice of voiceless in the novel Arumugam by Imayam Delphin Jenitta S6 A Study of Contemporary live and Relationship in Ambai’s

select short storiesDevadharshini M

7 Rebuilding relation, undying search, flying kites: the traits of human in the novel The Kite Runner

Divya K

8 Men perception of society as presented in the novel Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath

Durga Devi G

9 The meaning of love as presented in The great Gatsby by F Scott Fitzerald

Nancy PV

10 Charlie Bucket dream and moral values brings success in his life in Charlie and the Chocolate factory by Roald Dahl

Pakiya Savari A

11 Children’s lives in a post colonial setting found in the novel Seven Little Australians by Ethel Turner

Pshpa Latha I

12 Critical outlook on women and silence In That Long silence by Shashi Deshpande

Susmitha R

13 Critical outlook on women and silence In That Long silence by Shashi Deshpande

Tamil Selvi V

14 The sorrowful episode of humanity in Aravind Adiga’s between the Assassinations

Dhivya J

15 The portrayal of Nostalgia in Nadia Hashimi’s The Pearl that Broke it’s shell

Abinash S

16 Perseverance as a weapon: the power of patrick’s perseverance and achievements in Naomi Benaron’s RunningThe Rift

Patrick Joseph T C

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17 The voice of the underclass in The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga

Catherin E

18 Fertile mind and Deceased thoughts: A psychoanalytical perspective of the novel The Lolita

Preethi S

19 Lost identity in Chinua Achebe’s “Things Fall Apart” Nelson A20 Establishing the concept of childhood through character study

in P Traver’s Mary PoppinsRanjana A

21 Re Reading Animal Farm as a Template for Characterization Vignesh M22 The Portrayal of Children’s Story in Leo Tolstoy’s Short

StoriesVictoriya B

23 An alter ego in reference to JM Coetzee’s Disgrace Jenish F

24 The Inner Conflict in reference to Nathaniel Hawthrone’s TheScarlet Letter

Arthi S

25 Paradoxes of Partition; The Thematic study of Bapsi Sidhwa’s Ice Candy Man

Kowsalya A

26 Struggles of Transgender in Mahesh Datani’s Seven Steps Around the Fire

Jayachitra S

27 The Influence of minor characters in the development of Veronica in Paulo Coelho’s Veronica Decides to Die

Sebastian X

28 The Unsuccessful Journey of Willy Loman in Arthur Miller’sDeath of a Salesman

Gokul V S

29 Demonstration of Women in Train to Pakistan by Kushwant Singh

Surekha P

30 Survival as a theme in Earnest Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea

Susmitha S

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER APPLICATION

S.No Project Title Name of the Student1 College Management System Rohithraj A2 Fast-food Restaurant Management System Richard Kumar A 3 Gym Management System David Raghul A4 Hospital Management System Ancymol A S5 Super Market System Bharathi U6 Foot Wear Management System Thulasi V7 Beauty Parlor Management System Vivetha Jasmine W8 Car Show Room Management System Naveen Kumar J9 Cricket Management System Arun Kumar H10 Gas Management System Jacob Alan S

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

S.No Project Title Name of the Student1. Ice Factory Management System M.Thilagavathi

2. Marathon Information System S.Thilagavathi

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3. PF Management System Sasikala

4. Football Social Media Dennys Thomas

5. Milk Management System Hemavathi Saranya

6. Super Market Management System R.Kanchana

7. Sheep Management System B.kowsalya

8. Fruit Shop Management System E.Elakkiya

9. Toyshop Management System M.Karathika

10. Hockey Information System S.Samundeeswari

11. Computer Parts Management System A.Anbarasan

12. Theatre Management System S.Shalini

13. Patient Management System P.Shalini

14. Pf Management System M.Sasikala

15. Cycle Show Room Management System I.Mary Princy

16. Gym Management System S.KeerthikaN.Pradesh

17. Smart Car Parking System E.Poovarasan

18. Mobile Parts Shop Management System G.Muthu kumar

19. Marble Management System L.Mohan

20. Photo Studio Management System P.Prasanna kumar

21. College Student Management System S.Angel

22. Musical Instrument Shop Management System A.StephenU.Jeba chithra

23. School Management System N.Keerthana

24. Cab Management System M.Divya

25. Bike Show Room Management P.surya

26. Party Events Management System S.Suriyakumar

27. Bus Booking System G.Darbin

28. Hotel Room Booking System S.Ashok

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29. Library Management System E.Divya

30. Electrical Billing Information A.Ceciliya mary

31. Book Management System E.Sharmila

32. Dance School Management System P.Sadhanajenifer

33. Scholarship Management System G.Rohini

34. Courier Management System M.Vinitha

35. Blood Bank Management System J.Valarmathi

36. Bus Management System J.SumathraB.Santhiya

37. Game Center Management System P.Vinothini

38. Land Registration system G.Saranya

39. Watch Shop Management System S.Nivetha

40. Credit Card Fraud Detection S.Keerthana

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DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

S.No. Project Title Name of The Student1. A Study On Employee Attitude In Aggreko Energy Rental

India Public, Ltd.Mr. Akash.PMrs.Dhana LakshmiMrs.Anusuya.I

2. A Study On Effectiveness Of Employees Health And SafetyAt Lcp Building Products Private Limited

Mrs. Anupriya AMrs Ranjitha.AMr.Lenin Albert

3. A Study On Effectiveness Of Trainning And Development Of Employees In Daejoo Automative India Private Limited.

Mr. Arun Kumar SMrs.Aadhilakshmi.NMrs.Baby Shalini

4. A Study On Organizational Climate In Hni Autotech Private, Limited.

Mr. Devendran VMr.Vineeth.KMrs.Sasikala.M

5. A Study On Employee Training And Development In Lcp Buildings Private, Limited.

Mrs. Divya RMr.Mageshwaran.K

6. A Study On Labour Welfare Measures In Steel Strips Wheels Pvt,Ltd.

Mr. Dyson SMrs.Ganga Devi.EMrs.Archana.S

7. A Study On Employee Attitude Moa Engineering Pvt,Ltd. Mrs. Harini RMrs.SandhiyaMr.Wilson Albert Jerry

8. A Study On Employee Retention In Sintex- Bright Autoplast Limited.

Mrs. Ishwarya.DMrs.Pavithra.RMr.Vijay.M

9. A Study On Human Resource Practices In Wheels India Pvt. Ltd.

Mrs. Nivetha MMr.Lucas.V

10. A Study On Service Quality. In Pronk Multi Service India Pvt. Ltd.

Mrs. Preethi.PMrs.Arthi.S Mr.Pradeep.S

11. A Study On Employee Retension Sangsing Break Pvt. Ltd. Mr. Rajan M.S Mrs.RagaviMrs.Suriya.S

12. A Study On Employees Absenteesm In Wheels India Limted.

Mrs. Preethi.VMrs.Sharmila.RMr.Saranraj.R

13. A Study On Worker Participation In Management In Klt Automative Tubular And Products Ltd,

Mrs. Sandhiya VMrs.Devi.EMr.Edison.E

14. A Study On Employees Stress Management In Dajeoo Automotive India&Pvt

Mr. Saran Raj RMr.Hemalatha.KMr.Rajesh.G

15. A Study On The Effectiveness Of Employee Work Life Balance In Dhooth Transmission Private. Limited

Mrs. Shilpa.SMrs.Ishwarya.S Mrs.Vgnesh.S

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16. A Study On Employee Welafre Measures Akg Packaging Indusries Ltd.

Mrs.Sneha M.SMr.Monika.S

17. A Study On Employee Retention In Untied Industries Plastics Pvt,Ltd .

Mrs. Tamil Nilavu NMrs.Bakyalakshmi.SMr.Manikandan.D

18. A Study On 360 Degree Performance Appraisal Of Employees In Klt Automative Tubular And Products Ltd,

Mrs. Thenmozhi RMrs.Saitha.VMr.Manikandan.S

19. A Study On Employees Training And Development In Atalone Product Centre Pvt,Ltd.,

Mr. Tolmin JoyMr.Louis Shaji.MMr.Munusamy.B

20. A Study On Human Resource Planning In Wheels India Pvt Limited

Mrs. Vinitha JMr.V.Ashwin

21. A Study On Job Satisfaction Pronk Multiservice India Pvt Ltd

Mrs. Vinothini GMrs.Elakiya.GMr.Manimaran.R

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

S.No Project Title Name of the Student1. A study on farmer choice of agricultural finance in Vellore district Kalaivani S

2. A study on Brand positioning of co-co cola Abinash P

3. A study on problems faced by women workers in Yamaha company in Sunguvachatharm

Gomathi G

4. A study on customer satisfaction of state Bank of India at Sriperumbudur, Kanchipuram district

Sangeetha S

5. A study on Electronic payment current scenario and scope of improvement

Naveen T

6. A study on consumer investment behavior on real estate in Tiruvallur district

Antony Wilson J

7. A study on recruiting and process with special reference to ICICI prudential Life Insurance at Chennai

Arul Auxilia Y D

8. A study on the effectiveness of advertisement towards marketing the cosmetic products in Tiruvallur

Benson Ambrose B

9. A study on customer satisfaction on Asian paint at Tiruvallur district Yukesh G

10. A study on customer satisfaction on E- banking in state Bank of Indiaat Sriperumbudur branch

Bakyalakshmi T

11. A study on customer satisfaction in Indian bank at Pudupet, Tiruvallur district

Michal raj S

12. A study on customer employees welfare measures in company, Engineering Indian ltd, Sunguvachatharm

Poongodi A

13. A study on customer’s behavior on cosmetic products in Chennai Nandhini P

14. A study on customer’s retention in IDBI general life insurance Co Ltd at Tiruvallur district

Malini A

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15. A Study on customer satisfaction in Indian bank at Pudupet Nirosha K

16. A study on impact of advertisement in B2B marketing Sofiya S

17. A study on customer relation in IDBI federal life insurance at Thiruvallur

Malni A

18. A study on customer satisfaction towards BSNL landline service in Thiruvallur

Kavitha V

19. A study on customer satisfaction towards online banking with special reference to Indian bank

Sindhuja Anni

20. A study on customer buying decision on the Himalaya face wash products Ponamalee, Thiruvallur

Sathya R

21. A study on consumer behave in cosmetics Nandni P

22. A study on online marketing of Samsung mobile in Sunguvachathram Dayana B

23. A study on customer satisfaction an e banking in SBI at Sriprerumbudur

Bhakiyalakshmi T

24. A study on students attitude towards entrepreneurship in Christ college

Kokila K

25. A study on comparative analysis of rail and road transport of goods inIndia

Raveena E

26. A study on financial performance of public sector bank in India Komala J

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

S. No Project Title Name of the student1. A Study On Graph Theory In Planar Graphs Biplanar

Graphs And Graph Thickness Akash Benjamin .M .J

2. Matrix And Its Applications Balachander.A3. A Study On Queuing Theory In Single And Multiple

Server ModalIyappan. N

4. Boolean Algebra And Its Applications Mahesh.R5. Introduction To Operations Research And Inventory

ControlNelson Madhan Raj. N

6. Derive The Lagrange’s Equation In Holonomic And Non Holonomic Systems

Surendar. K

7. Game Theory And Nash Equilibrium Yuvaraj. D8. Generalization Of The Lagrange Mean Value

Theorem And Application Durgadevi. A

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9. Statistical Analysis On Road Accident Flavia Mary Rita. F10. Traffic Modeling And Optimization At Mount View

Middle SchoolHarini.V

11. Applications Of Differential Equation In L-R And C-R Circuit Analysis By Classical Method

Jansirani. C

12. An Emprical Analysis Of The Queing Theory And Customer Satisfaction: Application In Small And Medium Enterprises-A Case Study Of Croc Food Restaurant

Jaya Lakshmi. M

13. A Study On Different Method To Find Ibfs Using Allocation Table Method

Jayashree. M

14. Application Of First Order Differential Equation In Temperature Problems

Keerthana. L

15. A Study On Different Method To Find Ibfs Using Incessant

Kokila. A

16. Gold Price Using Forecasting Method For Statistical Analysis

Martina Ingakees. S

17. A Study On Different Types Of Assignment Problem Monica Pauline Mary. B18. Literacy Rate Using Chi-Square Method Praveena. K. J19. Ordinary Differntial Equation (Odes) Using Matlab’s

Ode SolverRevathy. P

20. Prediction Of Petrol Price Using Forecast Method Sairabanu. N21. A Study On Different Method To Find Ibfs Using

Row Cloumn Divided Method Sumithra. V

22. Making Models With Bayes Thamizharasi. P23. A Study On Different Method To Find Ibfs Using

North West Corner RuleYamuna. L

24. Graph Homomorphism And Vector Coloring Kanimozhi. D

GUEST LECTURE FOR PROJECT

The Department of Commerce organized a guest lecture for the final year studentson 10.07.19 and 11.07.19, presenting the inputs and guidelines for efficientprojects. Fr. James Michal Raj, Controller of Examination, Christ College, was theresource person. He introduced the importance of projects and provided tips toselect a topic. He continued to elaborate on the format of the projects in the nextday’s session. The Second Guest Lecture was conducted on 17.12.2019. TheResource person was Assistant Professor Mr. D. Balaji, Department ofmathematics. His discussion was about the usage of statistical tools. He gave anauthentic and practical approach to it and students were benefited out of it.

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ExCELLENTIA : A SKILL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

To equip Christites on par with their counter parts, Christ College offers certificatecourses in the name of ‘ExCellentia’.

CERTIFICATE OFFERED: 2019 -20 20

S No Course Class1 Spoken English I Year2 Tally ERP 9 II Years3 Web Designing and Graphics II Years4 Computing Skills II Years5 Communicative English III Years

Along with the regular curriculum the students are trained to acquire the abovementioned courses for the full academic year. They are continuously accessed withtests and exams. They are awarded with a certificate which helps them to findopportunities in the job market.

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PLACEMENT AND CAREER GUIDENCE

The placement cell in Christ College is effective in training and placing thestudents who hail from rural background and remote locations. The students aretrained to excel in communication and presentations skills with various parametersto reach the level of fast growing competitive corporate world. They are alsotrained in oral and business communication, interviews, and group discussiontechniques and to compile professional resumes.

THE COMPANIES IN WHICH OUR STUDENTS ARE PLACED IN THE YEAR 2019

1 Dinamalar2 Winmagics Toys3 Elvis Studio and Designs4 Minda Corporation Pvt Ltd5 Enrich Commodity Thenampettai6 Enrich Commodity Thenampettai7 Apple , Sriperumbudur8 Seyon Electronic Namachivayapuram9 Seyon Electronic Namachivayapuram10 Seyon Electronic

Namachivayapuram11 Niffco, Mannur12 Ammayapper Textiles, Gandhipet13 Saint Gobin, Mambakkam14 Saint Gobin, Mambakkam15 Ammayapper Textiles, Gandhipet16 Motherson Company17 RR Donnelly, Nandanam18 Krishna Agencies in IOCL channel Partner19 Seyone Electronics, Namachivayapuram20 Toppron Pvt Ltd, Sammathuvyapuram21 Sathya Auto Pvt Ltd, Mappedu Plant22 Petter England, Thiruvallur23 Seyone Electronics, Namachivayapuram24 Seyone Electronics, Namachivayapuram25 Seyone Electronics, Namachivayapuram26 Nifco South India Manufacturing Pvt Ltd, Mannur27 Kimal Pvt Ltd Company, Poonamallee28 Dongsung Automotive India Pvt Ltd, Singadivakkam37 Ponnusamy Nadar College of Arts and science,Thozhur village, Thiruvallur Dist38 Power Tech Laser cutting Pvt Ltd, No103/8B, Bangalore Highway, Thandalam,

Sriperumbudur - 602105

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39 Seoyan Electronic Pvt Ltd, Vayalur, thiruvallur Dist

Apart from this our students are pursuing Higher Studies and many of them are selfemployed.

EDUCATIONAL TOUR

As a part of Co-Curricular activity, every year the final year students along withthe class counselor plan and go for an educational tour. This enables the students togrow together as a group and relishes them with new energy and joy by visitingnew places. The students are accompanied by the staff. The details of theeducational tour for the academic year 2019-20 as follows:

S No Class Date Place of Visit1 III year B.A. English 26-Sep-2019 to

30-Sep-2019Mysore and Coorg

2 III year B.B.A. 28-Sep-2019 to 01-Oct-2019

Thirunevali, Kanniyakumari, Kutralam,Karala, Papanasam, Thenkasi, Thiruparapu Falls and Kochin

3 III year B.C.A. 24-Oct-2019 to26-Oct-2019

Pazhani, Munnar, Chottanikarai , Athirapalli Falls, Cochin

4 III year B.Com. 26-Sep-2019 to 28-Sep-2019

Mysore, Coorg and Bangalore

5 III year B.Sc. Computer Science

24-Oct-2019 to26-Oct-2019

Munnar, Cochin, Ernnakkulam

6 III year B.Sc. Mathematics

26-Sep-2019 to 28-Sep-2019

Kerala (Vayanadu, Meenmotti Falls, Edakkal Cave)

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VII. STAFF ACHIEVEMENTS

The following achievements were done by our faculty members during theacademic year 2019-2020.

1. Dr. N. Maryanna Harris completed her Ph.D in 2020 in the Department ofEnglish.

2. Dr. S. Sankar, Department of Business Administration had received “BestResearcher Award – 2019 by Mayas Publication, Emperor Groups ofJournals, Mayas Research and Learning (OPC) Private Limited.

3. Dr. M. Charles Arockiaraj, Department of Computer Science published abook on “Educational Psychology” which was published by LambertAcademic Publishing, Moldova, Europe.

STAFF PARTICIPATION IN PAPER PRESENTATION / CONFERENCE / F.D.P. /WORK SHOPS DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2019-2020

1. Dr. N. Maryanna HarrisPresented and published a paper titled, ‘Globalization: A Ray of Hope or Despair inReference to the Novel Last Man in Tower - By Aravind Adige’ in National Conferenceheld in Christ College, published in Think India Journal, Vol-22(10), November-2019,ISSN: 0971–1260.

2. Dr. S. Aravindan Acted as Convener, National Conference that organized in Christ Arts and

Science College held on November 2019 Presented and published a paper titled, “The role of Agriculture for Sustainable

Economic Growth” in National Conference held in Christ College, Published inThink India Journal, Vol-22(14), December 2019, ISSN:0971-1260.

3. Dr. S. SankarPresented & published papers titled,

‘A study on quality of work life among employees of manufacturing industry’,published in U.G.C. Care

‘Influence of Human Relations on organizational performance in Automobileindustry’, published in Scopus Indexed

‘A study on HRD Climate on Employee Performance in Automobile Industry inChennai’, published in NAAS rating Journal.

4. Dr. M. Charles Arockiaraj Review member of the Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative

Research (ISSN: 2349-5162) (An International peer Reviewed Journal).

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Review member of the Journal of Research and Analytical Review (ISSN : 2320-2882) (An International peer Reviewed Journal).

Participated in One-week Faculty Development Programme on ‘Deep Learningand Applications’ jointly organized by Electronics and ICT Academics from May27-31, 2019 at Sri Sankara Arts and Science College, Kanchipuram by theMinistry of Electronics and Information Technology ,Govt. of India also endorsedby AICTE/UGC/NBA.

Participated in One-week Faculty Development Programme on ‘Advancementsin Signal processing and Optimizing Techniques’ jointly organized by Electronicsand ICT Academics from June 3-7,2019, at Sri Sankara Arts and ScienceCollege, Kanchipuram by the Ministry of Electronics and InformationTechnology, Govt. of India also endorsed by AICTE/UGC/NBA.

Participated in One-week Faculty Development Programme on ‘ICT Tools forTeaching, Learning Process & Institutes’ jointly organized by Electronics andICT Academics from Jan 13-17, 2020, at Sri Sankara Arts and Science College,Kanchipuram by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Govt.of India also endorsed by AICTE/UGC/NBA.

Presented & Published a paper titled, Transformative property Business Modelswithin the light-weight of the Digital Imperative - A world Business social sciencePerspective’ in National Conference held in Christ College, published in ThinkIndia Journal, Vol-22(10), November-2019, ISSN: 0971–1260.

Article titled, ‘Recent Developments In Web Usage Mining Algorithm : Theoryand Applications’published in, Journal of Emerging Technologies and InnovativeResearch (JETIR), 2019, JETIR June 2019, Volume 6, Issue 6, (ISSN-2349-5162)http://www.jetirorg/papers/JETIR1907374.pdf .

Article titled, ‘IoT and Big Data -Future Trends and Technologies’ published in,International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews (IJRAR), 2019 IJRARJune 2019, Volume 6, Issue 2, (E-ISSN 2348-1269, P- ISSN 2349-5138)http://www.ijrarorg/IJRAR19K5280.pdf

Article titled, ‘Transformative Property Business Models Within The Light-Weight of the Digital Imperative - A World Business Social Science Perspective’published in, THINK INDIA JOURNAL, Vol-22(10), 10-November-2019,ISSN:0971-1260. https://journalseduindex.org/indexphp/think-india/article/view/11408/7093

5. Dr. J. Suresh Acted as Organizing Secretary, National Conference organized in Christ Arts and

Science College Presented and published papers titled,

o “Impact of economic recession among street vendors at Chennai city” o “Impact of economic e-business in retail business at Chennai city (west)”

in National Conference held in Christ College, published in Think IndiaJournal, Vol-22(10), November 2019, ISSN:0971 – 1260.

o “Consumer switching behaviour towards mobile network (telecom) inChennai city – Tamil nadu” in International Conference held in Guru

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http://www.jetirorg/papers/JETIR1907374.pdf

https://journalseduindex.org/indexphp/think-india/article/view/11408/7093

http://www.ijrarorg/IJRAR19K5280.pdf

Nanak College, published in Trans Stellar Publications, ISSN: 2249 –8044.

o “Employee stress management in surface tech in India private limited(Tamil nadu)” in National Conference held in SRM University, publishedin Our Heritage, Vol. 68(1), ISSN: 0474 – 9030.

o “Impact of economic recession among unorganised sector in Chennaicity” in National Conference held in St. Joseph’s College Trichy,Published in International Journal of Analytical and Experimental ModelAnalysis, Vol. 12(2), ISSN: 0886 – 9367.

Participated in One-week Faculty Development Programme on ‘ICT Tools forTeaching, Learning Process & Institutes’ jointly organized by Electronics andICT Academics from Jan 13-17, 2020, at Sri Sankara Arts and Science College,Kanchipuram by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Govt.of India also endorsed by AICTE/UGC/NBA.

6. Mr. A. Suresh Kumar Presented and published papers titled,

o ‘A study on formers opinion towards agricultural finance in Thirutani andPallipattu Taluk at Tiruvallur District, Tamil Nadu” in NationalConference held in Christ College, Published in Think India Journal, Vol-22(14), December 2019, ISSN:0971-1260.

o ‘Customer satisfaction on online banking service; with special referenceto Indian bank, Mappedu Branch, Tiruvallur District’ held in SRMUniversity, Published in Journal of the Gujarat Research Society, Vol-21(13), ISSN: 0374-8588.

o ‘Problem faced by women street renders with special reference toThirutani, Tiruvallur District’ held in St. Joseph College, Cuddalore,Published.

o ‘Socio-economic impact of micro finance on Agricultural sector withspecial reference to Arakkonam taluk, Ranipat District Tamil Nadu’ heldin BWDA, Dindivanam, Published

o ‘Micro, small and medium enterprises and their contribution to socio-economic growth of India held in St. Joseph College, Thiruchirapalli,Published in The International Journal of Analytical and ExperimentalModal Analysis, ISSN: 0886-9367.

o “A study on the challenges and prospects of agricultural and foodindustry in india”, on 28.02.2020, at Vivekananda College, Chennai.

o “A study on the Challenges faced by social entrepreneur in Vellore –District Tamil Nadu”, on 25.02.2020, at Quaid e Milleth College.

7. Mrs. K. Geetha Presented and published a paper titled, ‘Cluster Analysis for Agriculture and

other allied sectors’ in National Conference held in Christ College, published inThink India Journal, Vol-22(10), November 2019, ISSN:0971 – 1260.

Presented papers titled,

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o ‘Forecast Accuracy’ at National Conference on Mathematics & itsApplications (NCMIA-2019) on March 28th and 29th, 2019.

o ‘Indo-South Africa Relations through Cricket – A Statistical Study’ atInternational Conference on “New Frontiers in India – Africa Relations’on 27th and 28th December 2019.

o ‘Exponentially Weighted Quantic Regression for Atmospheric Data’ atNational Conference on Recent Advances on Statistical Significance inResearch on February 17th and 18th, 2020.

8. Mr. T. BaladhandayudhamPresented and published a paper titled, ‘Challenges and Opportunities of E-Marketingin India’ in National Conference held in Christ College, published in Think India Journal,Vol-22(10), November 2019, ISSN: 0971-1260.

9. Mr. S. NepolianPresented and published a paper titled, ‘Effects of on Academic Motivation in SocialMedia’ in National Conference held in Christ College, published in Think India Journal,Vol-22(10), November 2019, ISSN: 0971-1260.

10. Mrs. K. AnithaPresented & published a paper titled, “A Conceptual Study on Women EntrepreneursChallenges and Opportunities” in National Conference held in Christ College, publishedin Think India Journal, Vol-22(10), November-2019, ISSN: 0971–1260.

11. Ms. M. Sonia PriyadharshniPresented and published a paper titled, ‘Art of writing as a mode of expression andresistance for women as depicted - Meena Kandasamy’s when I hit you: or a portrait ofthe writer as a young wife’. ISSN: 2582 – 3574.

12. Mr. Prithivirajan SPresented a paper titled, ‘A Post Modern Reading of Kavita Kane’s Lanka’s Princess’in National Conference held in Christ College.

13. Mr. D. Balaji Presented and published a paper titled, ‘A Study on Different Creative Methods

to Solve Transportation Problems’ at National Conference held in Christ College,published in Think India Journal, Vol-22(10), November 2019, ISSN: 0971-1260.

Presented a paper titled, ‘A Study on Different Method to IBFS solution inTransportation Problems’ in National Conference on Rising Trends inMathematical Analysis and Computing Technology held in Mololan College ofArts and Science on February 07th, 2020.

14. Mr. Y. Antony Das Presented and published papers titled,

o ‘A Study on Teaching and development need and analyze in privateBanking Employee’ published in UG Care

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o ‘A study on women’s leadership bring better business growth in domesticeconomic’ published in Scopus Indexed

o ‘A study on women’s leadership bring better business performance indomestic economic’ in National Conference held in Christ College,published in Think India Journal, Vol-22(10), November-2019, ISSN:0971–1260.

Presented a paper titled, o ‘Green banking practices’ in National Conference held in Christ College,

published in Think India Journal, Vol-22(10), November 2019, ISSN:0971-1260.

15. Ms. R. MirnaliniTranslated a research paper titled, “Reconsting Formalism”. A study on Forms ofFolktales” under UGC Think India Journal.

16. Mrs. K. Deepa SundariPresented and published a paper titled, ‘Challenges and Trends of Cloud Computing’ inNational Conference held in Christ College, published in Think India Journal, Vol-22(10), November 2019, ISSN: 0971-1260.

17. Mrs. R. PadminiPresented and published a paper titled, ‘The Role of IT and Outsourcing in India forSustainable Economic Growth’ in National Conference held in Christ College, publishedin Think India Journal, Vol-22(10), November 2019, ISSN: 0971-1260.

18. Mrs. R. SanthiyaPresented and published papers titled,

o ‘A study on brand perception of mechanic for ti diamond chain products’ inNational Conference held in Christ College, Published in Think India Journal,Vol-22(14), December 2019, ISSN:0971-1260.

o ‘Women entrepreneurship in micro, small and medium enterprises inKanchipuram and Tiruvallur District’ in National Conference held in St. Joseph’sCollege Trichy, published in International Journal of Analytical and ExperimentalModel Analysis, Vol. 12(2), ISSN: 0886 – 9367

19. Mrs. K. Marina RoselinePresented and published papers titled,

‘A study on customer satisfaction of internet banking services provided by SBIwith special reference to Kanchipuram District, Tamil nadu’ in NationalConference held in Christ College, published in Think India Journal, Vol-22(10),November 2019, ISSN:0971 – 1260.

‘Women entrepreneurship in micro, small and medium enterprises inKanchipuram and Tiruvallur District’ in National Conference held in St. Joseph’sCollege Trichy, published in International Journal of Analytical and ExperimentalModel Analysis, Vol. 12(2), ISSN: 0886-9367.

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20. Ms. J. ShobanaPresented and published a paper titled, ‘Virtual Reality Technology’ in NationalConference held in Christ College, published in Think India Journal, Vol-22(14),December 2019, ISSN: 0971-1260.

21. Mrs. R.B. Maria SofiaPresented and published a paper titled, ‘Achieving economically beneficial communitycloud computing with high security and efficiency in service’ in National Conference heldin Christ College, published in Think India Journal, Vol-22(10), November 2019, ISSN:0971-1260.

22. Ms. J. Priyanga Presented and published a paper titled, ‘A Study on Agriculture for Economic

Growth’ in National Conference held in Christ College, published in Think IndiaJournal, Vol-22(14), December 2019, ISSN: 0971-1260.

Presented a paper titled, ‘Women development for economic growth’ held inPresidency College, Chennai.

23. Mrs. R. Usha RaniPresented and published a paper titled, ‘A Study of Application of Mathematics inBusiness and Management’ in National Conference held in Christ College, published inThink India Journal, Vol-22(10), November 2019, ISSN: 0971-1260.

24. Mr. S. Samraj Presented and published a paper titled, ‘ehl;Lg;Gwf;fijfspy; rKf Mjpf;f

vjpHg;GzHr;rp’ in National Conference held in Christ College, published inThink India Journal, Vol-22(10), November 2019, ISSN: 0971-1260.

Presented and published a paper titled, ‘jhq;fy;’ in National Conference held inPattammal-Azhagesan Arts and Science College, Aathur, Chingulput, publishedin Mayas Publications, ISSN: 978-93-89507-53-9.

25. Mr. A. Leo Clement Presented and published a paper titled, ‘kf;fs; fiyQH b.nry;tuh[;’ in National

Conference held in Christ College, published in Think India Journal, Vol-22(10),November 2019, ISSN: 0971-1260.

Presented and published a paper titled, ‘,yf;fpaj;jpd; ghLg;nghUs;’ inNational Conference held in Pattammal-Azhagesan Arts and Science College,Aathur, Chingulput, published in Mayas Publications, ISSN: 978-93-89507-53-9.

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SEMESTER END FACULTY FORUM

Research Papers are presented in the Faculty Forums conducted at the end ofacademic year for two days in this academic year the Papers presented by the staffmembers in the Faculty Forums are as follows:

S.No. Name of the Staff Department Topic1. Mr. B. Sebastin Fedrick Tamil “czNt kUe;J> kUe;Nj czT”2. Mr. S. Samraj Tamil “kj;J”3. Dr. P.S. Dhanasekar Tamil “rq;f ,yf;fpaj;jpy; kUj;Jtk;”4. Fr. S. Christopher English Trauma and Mythology in “The Crossing

& Cities of Plain5. Mr. S. Prithivirajan English Transformational Absurdity in Frank

Kath’s Metamorphous 6. Mr. S. Balaji English ‘Memory’, as a source for Discovery and

Recovery in Nasiamashmi7. Ms. M. Sonia

PriyadharshniEnglish Study of the ostracized in Mahesh

Dattani’s Seven Steps around the fire8. Ms. R. Mirnalini English Structure of Folktales9. Mrs. N. Maryanna Harris English Language as a tool of power & influence 10. Mr. A. Suresh Kumar Commerce A Study on Challenge faced by Social

Entrepreneur 11. Dr. J. Suresh Commerce Consumer Complaining behavior

towards Banking Services in Chennai12. Mr. S. Nepolian Commerce A Study on the Effectiveness of

Advertisement towards Cosmetic Products

13. Mrs. K. Marina Roseline Commerce A Study on Self Service rendering machines by Indian Bank

14. Mrs. R. Sandhiya Commerce Impact of E-Business in Retail Business at Chennai

15. Ms. Priyanga J Commerce A Study on Women Development for Economic Growth

16. Mr. Y. Antony Das Business Administration

Intra and Extra Mutual Welfare Measures Women

17. Dr. S. Aravindan Business Administration

A Study on Sectoral Contribution for Economic Growth

18. Dr. S. Sankar Business Administration

A Study on CRM in Chennai City

19. Mrs. Anitha K Business Administration

Impact of Women Skill Development on Organisational Performance

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20. Dr. M. Charles Arockiaraj Computer Science

The Evaluation of Data Science and Citation Techniques

21. Mr. M. Saravana Kumar Computer Science

Image Processing in Current Trends

22. Ms. J. Shobana Computer Science

Artificial Inteligence

23. Mr. V. Anbarasan Computer Application

Data Mining with Image Processing

24. Mrs. K. Deepa Sundari Computer Application

Big Data Analytics

25. Mrs. R. Padmini Computer Application

Farwell Brain finger Printing Technology

26. Mrs. R.B. Maria Sofia Computer Application

Monitoring and Managing the Cloud using OP Manager

27. Mr. J. Mannu Mathematics Differential Equations 28. Mrs. K. Geetha Mathematics Exponentially weighted Quantic

Regression for Atmospheric Data 29. Mr. D. Balaji Mathematics Complex Analysis in Confronted

Mapping 30. Mr. E. Anandan Mathematics Queuing Theory 31. Mrs. R. Usha Rani Mathematics A Study of Various Graphs and its

Application in Real Word32. Fr. D.L. John Maria

JosephSocial Work Migration Issues and Human Security

33. Mr. B. Peeti Rajan Social Work Attitude towards of people among welfare workers

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VIII. STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENT

To bring out creative capabilities, innovative thinking and latent talent in ourstudents, ample number of opportunities are provided not only in the collegecampus but also they are encouraged to participated in the off campus competitionsto compete with others and prove their strength .We are proud to say that Christiteshave not only excelled in the collegiate sports and cultural activities but also in theoff campus activities. The lists of the students who have won laurels to the collegeare:

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

Name Class Event Achievement Date @

Patric Joseph T CIII BA Eng

Cross Country Race (12km)

Participation 04.09.19Pachayappan College, Kancheepuram

Vignesh MIII BA Eng

Mr. Tiruvallur (Body Building)

6th Place 14.04.19 Thiruvallur

Mr. Tiruvallur (Body Building)

4th Place 20.10.19 Thiruvallur

Mr. Vellore (Body Building)

3th Place 22.4.19 Vellore

Jayaraj jIII BA Eng

Marathon (11 Kms) 22nd Place 26.02.19 K.G Kandigai

Kabaddi (National Level)

2nd Place 25.08.19 Pondicherry

Kabaddai (Zonel Level) 6th Place 30.01.20 Kalasthri, AP

Arthi S III BA Eng

Rangoli (Kuzhali) 3rd Place 31.01.20 JIT, Kunnam

Kowsalya A III BA Eng


Victoria B III BA Eng


Nancy P.VIII BA Eng


Surekha III BA Eng


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Sneha RI BA Eng

Natpe Thunai (Kuzhali) 2nd Place 31.01.20 JIT, Kunnam

Ramya MI BA Eng

Natpe Thunai (Kuzhali) 2nd Place 31.01.20 JIT, Kunnam

Preethi PI BA Eng

Dance 1st Place 11.11.19Tiruvallur, Collector office

Folk Dance 2nd Place 03.10.19 Spencer Plaza

Fusion Dance Participation 07.09.19Zee Tamil, Audition (Phoenix Mall)

International Olympiad Exam

3rd Place 27.06.19Sri Niketan School, Tiruvallur

Sri BI BA Eng

Kabbadi (National Level)

2nd Place 25.08.19 Pondicherry

Kabbadi 2nd Place 25.08.19 Peambakkam

Kalef Kangtan JI BA Eng

Kabbadi Runners Up 16.01.20Kaivandur, Panchayat Competitions

Relay 4×200 1st Place 16.01.20Kaivandur, Panchayat Competitions

Dhayanithi BI BA Eng

Kabaadi (National Level)

2nd place 25.08.19 Pondicherry

Volley Ball 1st Place 15.01.20Kottaiyur Village Panchayat competitions

Susmitha RIII BA Eng

National Level Drawing Competition (Art for Peace)

Participation 18.02.20SDNB Vishnav College for women

Emmanuel PII BA Eng

National Level Dreawing Competition (Art for Peace)

2nd Place 18.02.20SDNB Vishnav College for women

Ajith Bruno AII BA Eng


3rd Place 18.02.20SDNB Vishnav College for women

Allen Jude AII BA Eng



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Charles Benny AII BA Eng



Palani Selvam JI BA Eng



DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION


V. Karthik I BBA Volly Ball ( National)

2nd Place 28.08.2019 Pondichery

P. Manigandan I BBA Volly Ball ( National)


B. Raja Sekaran I BBA Kabaddi (National)


B. Madhavan I BBA Kabaddi (National)


K. Deepak II BBA Kho-Kho(National)

1st Place 29.08.2019 Pondichery

A. Surya I BBA Kho-Kho(National)


R. Gunalan I BBA Kho-Kho(National)


J. Srinivasn II BBA Volly Ball (Fedaration Cup )

1st Place 24.11.2019 Kerala

D. Kumar II BBA Volly Ball (Fedaration Cup)

1st Place 24.11.2019 Kerala

M.S Rajan III BBA Paraigal Aayiram& Folk DanceWorld Record

Participation 28.12.2019 Neelambur,Coimbatore

A.Ruby II BBA Drawing Compaction

3rd Place 15.01.2020 Chetpet

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R. Ragavi III BBA Ramp Walk 2nd Place 31.01.2020 JIT, Kunnam

M.S. Sneha III BBA Dance 3rd Place 31.01.2020 JIT, Kunnam

R. Ragavi III BBA Dance 2nd Place 31.01.2020 JIT, Kunnam

S. Sumekka I BBA Debate 1st Place 31.01.2020 JIT, KunnamE. Edson III BBA Group singing 1st place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distA. Shan II BBA Group singing 1st place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distA. David II BBA Group singing 1st place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distS. Adhisaya

immanuvel

II BBA Group singing 1st place23/02/2020 Thiruvallur dist

S. Thilak sharma II BBA Group singing 1st place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distM.Obeth roy I BBA Group singing 1st place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distE.K Sridavi I BBA Group singing 1st place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distA. Antonita I BBA Group singing 1st place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distS. Sharma II BBA Solo singing 1st place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distA. Shan II BBA Group Dance 2st place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distA. David II BBA Group Dance 2st place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distS. Thilak sharma II BBA Group Dance 2nd place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distB.Rajasekaran I BBA Group Dance 2nd place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distM. Nagaraj I BBA Group Dance 2nd place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distM.Obeth roy I BBA Group Dance 2nd place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distA. Antonita II BBA Group Dance 2nd place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distU. Surguna II BBA Group Dance 2nd place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distR. Priyanka II BBA Group Dance 2nd place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distE. Sugirntha II BBA Group Dance 2nd place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distS.Anitha I BBA Group Dance 2nd place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur distT. Inthumathi II BBA Group Dance 2nd place 23/02/2020 Thiruvallur dist

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER APPLICATION

Name Year & Dept. Event Achievement Date @

Naveen Kumar J

III year B.C.A.Volley Ball Third Place 05.08.2019 University Level DG

Vaishnav College, Chennai Volley Ball Second Place 31.08.2019 National Level Rural Meet

At PudhucheryPraveen Kumar P III year B.C.A. Kho-Kho First Place 09.08.2019 University Level

Don Bosco College, Chennai

Thangamani D

I year B.C.A.Athletic First Place 03.08.2019 Divisional, ThiruvallurAthletic100 meters

Second Place 31.08.2019 National Level Rural Meet At Pudhuchery

Kho-Kho First Place 09.08.2019 University LevelDon Bosco College,

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Christy Sagai A

I year B.C.A. ChennaiAthletic400 meters

Third Place 31.08.2019 National Level Rural Meet At Pudhuchery

Siva Kumar D II year B.C.A.

Open Athletic 400 meters

First Place 31.08.2019 National Level Rural Meet At Pudhuchery

Long Jump Third Place 05.09.2019 Avadi, ChennaiOpen Athletic 400 meters

Second Place 05.09.2019 Avadi, Chennai

YMCA Green Marathon 10 kilo meters

Third Place 24.12.2019 YMCA, Nandhanam, Chennai

Easwari J I year B.C.A. Beat With Pattu

First Place 29.02.2020 Jeppiyar Institute of Technology,Kunnam, Chennai

Fashitha J I year B.C.A. Azhagi Third Place 29.02.2020 Jeppiyar Institute of Technology,Kunnam, Chennai

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

On 31-01-2020 and 01-02-2020, nearly 160 girls participated in various cultural events whichwere conducted in JIT College, Kunnam, SV Chatram. Out of which many secured variousplacements Ms. J. Susai Susika from II B.Com., has secured the overall individualchampionship, and won the Scooty Pep two-wheeler.


Vignesh MI year B.Com

Marathon (District) Particiapnt 14.08.19 Kanchipuram

Kho-Kho(District) 1st Place 24.08.19 DMI College

400 meters 3rd Place 24.08.19 DMI College

Jawagar SI year B.Com

400 meters 2nd Place 24.08.19 DMI College


800 meters 2nd Place 30.08.19 Pondicheery

Marathon Particiapnt 14.09.19 Kanchipuram

Dhivakar D I year B.Com



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Kho-Kho(National) 1st Place 30.08.19 Pondicheery

Thinkle Perma M

I year B.Com


Kho-Kho(National) Winner 30.08.19 Pondicheery

Kho-Kho Winner 04.09.19 Sokda Ikeda

Neelakandan MI year B.Com


Purushothaman N

I year B.Com

Kabadi (National) 4th Place 24.08.19 Pondicheery

Kabadi (District) 2nd Place 24.08.19 DMI College

Senthuri PI year B.Com

100 meter 3rd Place 24.08.19 DMI College

Kho-Kho(National) Winner 30.08.19 Pondicheery

Kho-Kho Winner 04.09.19 Sokda Ikeda

Aravindan SI year B.Com

Kho-Kho(University) Particiapnt 24.08.19 Siga College

Kho-Kho(National) 1st Place 24.08.19 DMI College

Kabadi (District) 1st Place 30.08.19 Pondicheery

Dhanush Kodi MI year B.Com

Kho-Kho(University) 3rd Place 24.08.19 Siga College

Kho-Kho(National) 1st Place 30.08.19 DMI College

Kabadi (District) 1st Place 30.08.19 Pondicheery

Sigman Bright SI year B.Com

Kho-Kho(University) 4th Place 30.08.19 Siga College

800 meters Particiapnt 30.08.19 Pondicheery

200meters Particiapnt 30.08.19 Pondicheery

Sathya D I year B.Com

Kho-Kho(University) 4th Place 30.08.19 Siga College

Vinoth Kumar NI year B.Com


Ajith Kumar PII year B.Com

Kho-Kho(District) 1st Place 30.08.19 Pondicheery

Athlete 1st Place 30.08.19 Pondicheery

Athlete 10th Place 30.08.19 Chennai

Eswari V II year Kho-Kho(National) 1st Place 30.08.19 Pondicheery

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B.Com

Michael Andrew III year B.Com.

Kho- Kho1st place

29.8.19 Pondicherry

Porchelvan III year B.Com.

Kho- Kho 1st place 29.8.19 Pondicherry

Dayana III year B.Com.

NGR Kho-Kho 100 meters

1st place 1st place

29.8.19 Pondicherry

District Level 1st place 29.8.19 DMI-college

Kho-Kho 100 meters 2nd Place 29.8.19 DMI-college

400×100 meters 1st place 29.8.19 DMI-college

Zone level Kho- Kho Participation 29.8.19 Soka ikeda

Natpe Thunai Participation 01.02.2020 JPR

Vikram Vedha Participation 01.02.2020 JPR

Kiruthika J III year B.Com.

Zone levelKho- Kho Participation

20.8.19 Soka ikeda

Kavitha V III year B.Com.

100 meters 3rd Place 24.8.19 Poonamali

400 meters 1st place 24.8.19 Poonamali

Kho-Kho 1st place 24.8.19 Poonamali

Kho-Kho 1st place 28.8.19 Pondicherry

Basket Ball Participation 28.8.19 Pondicherry

Kho-Kho Zone Level 20.8.19 Soka ikeda

ADZAP 2nd Place 01.2.2020 JPR

Saran Raj J III year B.Com.

Kabaddi 1st place 24.8.19 Poonamali

Kabaddi 1st place 28.8.19 Pondicherry

Susai Susika JII year B.Com.

NRG Kho-Kho, Semi-final

29.8.19Pondichery

District Kho-Kho, 2nd Place

29.8.19Soka Ikeda college

3000 meters 10000 meters

Participation

29.8.19

St. Joseph Pachiyappas, Kanchipuram

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Kuzhali 1st place 29.8.19 Jeppiar College

Diana II year B.Com.

NRG Kho- Kho, Basket-Ball

Participating 28.8.19 Pondicherry

Ramzan B II year B.Com.

Unom Body Building 10th Place 24.11.19 UNOM

Kabadi 3rd Place 28.08.19 Pondichery

Inter-District Body Building & Modeling 6th Place

16.02.2020 Chennai

Joel Everest Ananya

II year B.Com.

National Level Club Foot Ball Match 2nd Place

01.02.2020 Uttara Pradesh

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

Name Class Event Achievement DATE @

V.Dinakaran III B.SC (CS)

District LevelMarathan by

CITU1st Place

01.09.2019 Kanchipuram

A L MeetUniversity of

Madras

Participation

01.09.2019 Kanchipuram

M.Harikrishnan

III B.SC (CS)

YogaCompetition

SankaraCollege

Participation 05.11.2019 Kanchipuram

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

Name Class Event Achievement DATE @Iyappan N III B.Sc. (Mathematics) Kabadi Third Place 26.08.2019 Pondicherry

Subash K I B.Sc.(Mathematics)

Cross Country Race

Eleventh Place

20.08.2019 Pachayappan College Kancheepuram

Foot Ball Third place 20.10. 2019 University Level

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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK (MASTERS)

Name Class Event Achievement DATE @

V.Dinakaran I MSW

Football 3rd Place 19.07.2019 –21.07.2019 Coimbatore

Football Inter ZoneWinners

20.08.2019 –22.08.2019

MCCCollege,

TambaramFootball Inter College

3rd Place05.09.2019 –07.09.2019

HinduCollege

Football Winners 20.09.2019 KundrathurFootball Winners 11.12.2019 –

12.12.2019 Perambalur

M.Harikrishnan

I MSW

Football 3rd Place 19.07.2019 –21.07.2019 Coimbatore

Football Inter ZoneWinners

20.08.2019 –22.08.2019

MCCCollege,

TambaramFootball Inter College

3rd Place05.09.2019 –07.09.2019

HinduCollege

Football Winners 20.09.2019 KundrathurFootball Winners 11.12.2019 –

12.12.2019 Perambalur

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IX. UNIQUE EXTENSION ACTIVITY

KANGU

The Department of Commerce and A.I.C.U.F. of Christ College organizes a oneday social awareness program "Kangu’ in association with the N.G.O. ‘THEE’every year. It sensitizes the students on various levels relating to socio / politicalaspects and current issues. On 27.03.2020 ‘KANGU’ will be organized in JIT,Kunnam, focusing on Women Empowerment, C.A.A., N.R.C. and other socio-political problems. We are very grateful to Dr Marie Wilson, Director JIT and MsSaradha Devi, Thee NGO for helping us to conduct this programme.

VETRAL URUTHI EXTENSION PROGRAMME

Christ Arts and Science College boasts of extending it’s help in forming the schoolchildren in and around Kilachery, especially the 12th standard students who arepreparing for the board examinations. The staff members of Christ College visited20 schools located in Kilachery, Pannur, Molachur, Sriperumbudur, Pondure,Tirutani, Poonamalle, Kadambathur, Thiruvallur, Arakonam, Thandalam,Sagayathottam. The team met nearly 3000 students and gave them an orientationon

Managing TimeAlleviating the fear of ExamsTechniques to score highScheduling for preparationCareer guidance and selection of future programs

The team wished the students with a pen with a success message and Exam Time-Table Card. All the schools were thankful to the college for the service.

The same school students were invited for a competition based on their ownsubjects on 30th November, 2019. Quiz, Role play, Ad, Sudoku, Puzzle, LiveModels were the various competitions. From 15 schools nearly 450 students and 30teachers were present in Christ Arts and Science College campus. All of themparticipated in all the competitions and won prizes. It added successful support forthe 12th standard students in the upcoming examinations.

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X. POST GRADUATE DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES

The Post Graduation Departments came into existence in 2016, and offers atpresent following courses: M.S.W., M.Com. and M.Sc. Computer Science. It is afull-fledged two-year post graduate programme that follows the norms and thesyllabi of University of Madras and conducts the semester end universityexaminations. The academic year 2019-2020 has begun with eagerness andenthusiasm through the new joiners expecting to explore in their own stream ofP.G. courses.

INTERNSHIP

As the part of the university norms, all the Post Graduate Students should carry on4 to 6 weeks internship during the first year summer vacation.

The purpose of internship is to broaden the student’s perspectives of developmentand welfare concerns, offer pre-employment work experiences and enable him/herto assume professional responsibilities after graduation. The students of the threeP.G. courses completed their summer internship in the following institutions andcompanies.

M.Com. GENERAL

S.No Students Name Field Work Agency Place1. Arun Kumar D Production Management in

Ammayapper Textiles Pvt. LtdGandhipet, Thiruvallur

2. Eromiyan J Production Management in Jeong - in Enterprise Pvt. Ltd.

Killay Village, Sriperumbudur

3. Meganathan G Sales Management in Jeong - in Enterprise Pvt. Ltd.

Killay Village, Sriperumbudur

4. Jayasri D Production management in Kocon India Pvt. Ltd

Kuthambakkam Village, Poonamallee Taluk

5. Aruna SagayaMary M Marketing management in AKS packaging industries Pvt. Ltd

Koppur Village, Thiruvallur

6. Chitra S Marketing Management in Ammayapper Textiles Pvt. Ltd

Gandhipet, Thiruvallur

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7. Leelavathi D Sales Management in Hundai Engineering Plastics India Pvt. Ltd.

Vayalur Village, Thiruvallur

8. Sagaya Mary P Marketing management in Kocon India Pvt. Ltd

Kuthambakkam Village, Poonamalle

9. Theresa I Production Management in Dong- aIndia automotive Pvt. Ltd.

Thandalam Village, Sriperumbudur

M.Sc. COMPUTER SCIENCE

S.No Students Name Field Work Agency Place1 Logeshvaran A Lear Corporaation Private Limited Oragadam2 Kavitha M Kocon India Private Limited Kuthapakam3 Logeshwari N Kocon India Private Limited Kuthapakam

M.S.W.

S.No Students Name Field Work Agency Place1 Ajithkumar Y Tele System Pvt. Ltd. Mambakkam2 Dhinesh N KLT Automotive Pvt. Ltd. Satharai3 Manigandan K Tele System Pvt. Ltd. Mambakkam4 Suresh Praban S Gaja Consulting Solution Pvt. Ltd. Chennai5 Thiyagarajan N Ramachandra Hospital Porur,Chennai6 Vedhachalam R AKS, Packaging, Solution Pvt. Ltd. Koppur7 Vinayagam S Daejoo Automotive Pvt. Ltd. Govindamedu8 Ezhilarasi C Asahitec Stonis Pvt. Ltd. Kannur9 Philomena S Asahitec Stonis Pvt. Ltd. Kannur

WORKSHOP

The purpose of workshop is to increase participants' understanding of sustainabilityissues at the grassroots level and provide tools for initiating or furtheringcommunity indicator projects. It is hoped that those who participate in workshopwill be enhanced in their respective disciplines, for the betterment. Following arethe places where the PG students had their experience in the mentioned respectiveplaces.

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M.Com. GENERAL

S.No

Students Name Event of workshop Place

1 Arun Kumar D Language, Lexis, Logic, Lucidity andLasting challenges in Thesis writing

Presidency college (Autonomous) Chennai-05

2 Eromiyan J Language, Lexis, Logic, Lucidity andLasting challenges in Thesis writing


3 Meganathan G Language, Lexis, Logic, Lucidity andLasting challenges in Thesis writing


4 Jayasri D Language, Lexis, Logic, Lucidity andLasting challenges in Thesis writing


5 Aruna Sagaya Mary M

Language, Lexis, Logic, Lucidity andLasting challenges in Thesis writing


6 Chitra S Language, Lexis, Logic, Lucidity andLasting challenges in Thesis writing


7 Leelavathi D Language, Lexis, Logic, Lucidity andLasting challenges in Thesis writing


8 Theresa I Language, Lexis, Logic, Lucidity andLasting challenges in Thesis writing


RESEARCH PROJECT

Every student of the Post Graduate Departments is required to complete a ResearchProject on topic related to their subject under the supervision and guidance of aFaculty of their respective Departments and submit the report. Following are theResearch Projects carried on by the Post Graduate students during the academicyear 2019-2020.

M.Com. GENERAL

S.No

Students Name Topic Guide

1 Arun Kumar D A Study on Impact of social Media Asst. Prof.

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on Marketing in Thiruvallur Dist Baladhandayudham T

2 Eromiyan J A Study on awareness and acceptance level of HCL Laptop among IT employees in chennai

Asst. Prof.Baladhandayudham T

3 Meganathan G A Study on effect of employee turnover intention with special reference to Jeong in enterprises Pvt. Ltd at Killay village, Sriperumbudur.

Asst. Prof.Nepolian S

4 Jayasri D A Study on Employee assistance programme in Ammaiyapper textiles Pvt. Ltd at Gandhipet

Asst. Prof. Dr. Suresh J

5 Aruna Sagaya Mary M

A Study on employee attitudes towards motivational practice in Salcomp Manufacturing India Pvt.Ltdat Sriperumbudur.

Asst. Prof. Dr. Suresh J

6 Chitra S A Study on work life balance among working women at Ammaiyapper textiles Pvt. Ltd at Gandhipet

Asst. Prof.Nepolian S

7 Ms.Leelavathi D A Study on Loan and advances offered by Indian Bank at Mappedu, Thiruvallur Dist.

Asst. Prof.Suresh Kumar A

8 Sagaya Mary P A Study on Customer satisfaction in Lux product after sales service at Kanchipuram Dist.

Asst. Prof.Baladhandayudham T

9 Theresa I A Study on Customer satisfaction on service rendered by canara bank at Thadoor branch, Thiruvallur Dist

Asst. Prof.Suresh Kumar A

M.Sc. COMPUTER SCIENCE

S.No


3rd Semester1 Logeshvaran A Online Examination System Asst. Professor

Sridhar G.M2 Kavitha M Library Book Issue Management

SystemAsst. ProfessorSridhar G.M

3 Logeshwari N Blood Bank & Donar ManagementSystem

Asst. ProfessorSridhar G.M

4th Semester4 Logeshvaran A Online Pharmacy Store Fr. Pradeep5 Kavitha M Furniture Shop Fr. Pradeep6 Logeshwari N Online Loan Management Fr. Pradeep

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M.S.W.

S.No


R1

Ajithkumar Y A Study on Employee Motivation Fr. John Maria Joseph D.L

2 Dhinesh N A Study on Employee Stress Management

Fr. Arul Mani J

3 Manigandan K A Study on Job Satisfaction of Employees

Fr. Arul Mani J

4 Suresh Praban S A Study on Impacts of Employee Benefits Towards Employee Productivity

Fr. James Michael Raj R

5 Thiyagarajan N A Psycho Social Problems of Semi Urban Children

Fr. James Michael Raj R

6 Vedhachalam R A Study on 360 Degree Performance Appraisal

Prof. Peeti Rajan B

7 Vinayagam S A Study on Labour Welfare Measure

Prof. Peeti Rajan B

8 Ezhilarasi C A Study on Importance of Cross-Culture Training and Effective Management for Expatriates

Fr. John Maria Joseph D.L

9 Philomena S A Study on the Green Human Resource Management for the Betterment of the Employees and the Organization Performance

Fr. Praveen M.W

SPECIAL ACTIVITIES BY MSW STUDENTS

Rural Camp – Siruvani Forest Range, Coimbatore

I year MSW

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S.No

Villages Visited Activities Carried out Type of Tribes

1.2.3.4.5.

SeengapathiSadivayalVellabathiPottabathiPoorathi

House VisitManual WorkBaseline Survey Cultural and Sports Activities

Irular

Study Tour - Vijayawada

II year M.S.W.

S.No

Organizations

1 Navajeeva Balabhavan, Shelter Home, Chiguru2 Sai Prema Special School for Mentally Retarded Children3 Missionaries of Charity (Nuthan Jeevan Bhavan)4 Missionaries of Sisters (Nirmala Kirudaya Bhavan), VRO

(Village Reconstruction Organization), St. Joseph Hospital5 Thermal Power Station in Vijayawada

Observation Visit

I year M.S.W. (Odd Semester)

S.No Organizations Place1 New Life Charitable Trust Eraiyur2 Integrated Rural Community Development

SocietyThiruvallur

3 Corner Stone De-addiction Rehabilitation Centre Thirumullaivayil4 Bon Secours College of Nursing Molasur5 Madras Social Service Society Alwarpet6 Accurate Steel Forging Company Thirumazhisai7 Precia Molen India Pvt. Ltd. Thirumazhisai8 Breaks and Automotive India Pvt. Ltd. Thirumazhisai

CONCURRENT FIELD WORK

I year M.S.W. (Even Semester)

S.No Students Name Field Work Agency Place

1 Akash William M Dignity India Foundation Anna Nagar, Chennai2 Prashanth M3 Sindhu S4 Anshul Kispotta V Arunodhaya Centre for

Street and Working Children

Royapuram, Chennai5 Manikandan B6 Jayalakshmi C7 Avinash S Association for

Community Development Kelambakkam

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Services8 Ashwin A Friends Affiliated for

Social ServiceSripermbudur

9 Joan of Arc C10 Reena Celine S 11 Dhinakaran V CHASS Kannur12 Hari Krishna M13 Karmal Kumar I Iniya Udhayam Charidable

TrustAavadi

14 Lawerence J15 Ravindran M 16 Mathivanan R IRCDS Thiruvallur17 Pravin Kumar R18 Vinoth Kumar A19 Murugan M DMI – Resource

Development ServicePoonthamallee

20 Raghulan V21 Kathiravan I Pasumai Trust Melnallathur22 Ragul R23 Anitha R Madras Social Service

SocietyChennai

24 Suganya B25 Praveena E

II year M.S.W. (Odd Semester)

S.No

Students Name Field Work Agency Place

1 Ajithkumar Y Hansung India Pvt. Ltd. Oottanthangal2 Dhinesh N Nirmati Precision Pvt. Ltd. Sathirai Village3 Manigandan K Hansung India Pvt. Ltd. Oottanthangal4 Suresh Praban S CTTI India Pvt. Ltd. Oragadam5 Thiyagarajan N Saveetha Hospital Thandalam6 Vedhachalam R DAS Pvt. Ltd. Mannur7 Vinayagam S V. K. Electrical Pvt. Ltd. Polivakkam8 Ezhilarasi C V. K. Electrical Pvt. Ltd. Polivakkam9 Philomena S Nirmati Precision Pvt. Ltd. SatharaiVillage

II year M.S.W. (Even Semester)

S.No Students Name Field Work Agency Place1 Ajithkumar Y KLT Automotive Pvt. Ltd. Satharai Village2 Dinesh N Top Run Automotive Pvt. Ltd. Satharai Village3 Manigandan K Sona Somic ZF Component Kunnam Village4 Suresh Praban

SGlobal India Pvt. Ltd. Oragadam

5 Thiyagarajan N God Helping Hand Foundation Vanagaram6 Vedhachalam R Polyson Engineering Pvt. Ltd. Thirumullaivoyal

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7 Vinayagam S Good Leather Shoes Pvt. Ltd. Namachivayapuram8 Ezhilarasi C Nirmati Precision Pvt. Ltd. Satharai Village9 Philomena S Hyundai Wia Private Ltd. Sengadu

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PAPER PRESENTATION AND PUBLICATION

A paper presentation is technical fest or event which is conducted by everycolleges to express the views regarding a particular topic by some research andcommunicating with full of attention towards better knowledge in particularsubject. Given below are the prominent areas in which our students carried outpresentation and published in 2019-2020, in this college and in other profoundinstitutions.

M.Com. GENERAL

S.No

NAME CLASS TITLE (Publication & Presentation) PLACE

1 Malarventhan K I year M.Com.

“Impact of Economic Recession Among Street Vendor’s At Chennai City”

Christ College, Kilachery


“Employees Stress Management In Dongwoo Surface Tech India Pvt. Ltd.(Tamil Nadu)”

SRM Institute ofScience & Technology, Ramapuram


“Impact of E-Business in Retail Business at Chennai City”



“Impact of Economic Recession Among Unorganized Sector at Chennai City”

St. Joseph’s College, Tiruchirappalli

5 Thresha I II year M.Com.

“A Study On Customer Satisfaction Of Banking Services Offered By Canara Bank With Special Reference To Thadur Branch Tirutani District”


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XI. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

IQAC – CELL

In the academic year 2019-2020, the college management planned to move thecollege to the next level of accreditation. Therefore IQAC-CELL was created inthe month of November. Rev. Fr. Arulmani Joseph was appointed as theCoordinator and Dr. J. Suresh as the Deputy Coordinator of IQAC. The collegesigned a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Loyola College, Chennaiunder the PARAMARSH Scheme started by UGC on 6th December 2019. Thecollege selected twelve faculty members to form a core team of IQAC. Theygathered once in a week for a meeting in IQAC-CELL to discuss about theupdating of their work for NAAC. The core team started preliminary work ofNAAC from creation of AISHE code. Upto now the core team members haveattended two workshop conducted by Loyola college, Chennai. Our college IQACteam also conducted a one day workshop on “IQAC – NAAC PreparationTechniques and Importance” on 29th January 2020. Dr. Xavier Mahimairaj, IQACCoordinator, Loyola College was invited as a resource person and Dr.Aulamma,Animator of IQAC Cell, Christ College, Kilachery cordially participated in theworkshop. The core team elected a three members team from faculty members andfive members team from student to march towards the achievement of getting A+in first cycle of NAAC Accreditation.

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

For the first time Department of Commerce and Department of BusinessAdministration jointly organized one day National Conference on the topic“Transformation of Commerce, Management and Technology for SustainableEconomic Growth” on 15th November 2019. Many academicians and Scholarsfrom various colleges and universities in and around the nation participated in it.

Dr. S. Aravindan, the Convenor, of the conference proposed the welcome address.Rev. Fr. Harry Williams, Secretary of the College honored the chief guests anddelivered the presidential address and Dr. Chinnammai, Professor, Department ofEconomics, University of Madras had delivered the key note address on the topic

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“Sustainable Economic Growth”. Dr. Julis Ceaser, Associate Professor, P.G. andResearch Department of Commerce, St. Joseph College, Trichy was the moderatorthe panel discussion session. Four resource persons Dr. Manigandan, Dr.Selvakani, Dr. Kanchana Goudar and Mr. Nebu Cheriyan from various states ie,Kerela, Karantaka and Tamilnadu participated and shared their views in thediscussion session.

Nearly 50 academicians and scholars participated and presented their papers in thepaper presentation session Dr. Arul Suresh, Assistant Professor, Department ofCommerce, Loyola College had summarized the session Mr. Ajay Adento Prakash,Director, Galaxy Controls Pvt. Ltd, Chennai had delivered the valedictory address.Best research papers were awarded with certificates. Rev. Fr. Anthony Sebastianhad given a brief about the conference. At last the organizing Secretary of theConference Dr. J. Suresh proposed the vote of thanks and the programme came toended with National Anthem.

INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR

On February 24th, The Department of Business Administration conducted theInternational Seminar on “The Impact of current year Budget in Business andManagement 2020”.

Dr. S.Sankar headed the International seminar as a convener and Mr. Antony Daswas the secretary for the International seminar.

The International seminar was held at SMR Auditorium of Christ Arts and ScienceCollege and the session began by 1.00 pm.

Dr. B. Nimaladhasan, professor and Head Department of Accounting, Faculty ofManagement Studies and Commerce, University of Jaffna was invited as the keynote speaker from Srilanka. Along with him Dr. Solayappan, Assistant professorDepartment of Business Administration, SSS Government Arts College Tiruttaniwas invited.

During the Inaugural session Rev. Fr. Harry Williams the Secretary, Rev. Fr.A.L.Antony Sebastian the Principal, Rev. Fr. Arulmani Joseph the Vice principalwere present along with the key note speaker.

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The welcome note was delivered by Dr. Aravindan Assistant Professor; the keynote speaker was introduced by Mr. Antony das and Dr.S. Sankar.

The key note speaker Dr. Nimaladhasan enlightened the audience by variousaspects of budget and Dr. Sollayappan addressed the students about the preparationof good research paper.

The seminar was attended by 350 members including students and the staffmembers. For the International seminar we received 52 papers from variousinstitutions, in which 35 papers were presented and 17 papers were accepted as in-absentia.

Finally the vote of thanks was proposed by Mrs. K. Anitha Assistant professor andthe program ended up with National Anthem.

XII. MILESTONES OF THE YEAR

PROJECTS

Various schemes of Government of India were implemented by the financial helpreceived through Hopeever Foundation, NGO run by Mrs Rosalind Kayalvizhi,Chennai.

Ministry of Water and Sanitation has provided well furnished hygienic andspacious ‘RESTROOMS’, for both Boys and Girls. This was inaugurated on18.06.2019.

Ministry of Higher Education has approved a scheme called ‘MUTUAL GRANT’through which the students are encouraged to save and ‘MUTUAL GRANT’ isgiven for the saved money. By this scheme around 350 students are gettingbenefited to continue their studies.

Ministry of Sports Authority has provided funds to set up a ‘GYM’ with allimported equipments in order to encourage the young students to utilize the freetime in a positive way. This was inaugurated by Honourable Minister of State forHome Affairs, Shri Kishan Reddy on 22.02.2020.

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Ministry of Natural and Renewable Energy has sanctioned 20 Kilo Watts ‘SOLARPOWER’, in order to make this college a GREEN CAMPUS through‘ALTERNATE ENERGY’

Through the NITI AYOG, we have applied for an ‘AUDITORIUM’ in the campusto create opportunity for Talent Exposure also with a mind of ‘REVENUEGENERATION’. We are expecting the approval at any time.

Through PMKVY scheme we are equipping the college student with different jobskills. Every year around 400 students are benefitting out of this skill developmentprogramme.

Apart from this, to create opportunity for Talent Exposure, with the motto“TRANSFORMING THE RURAL SPORTS ECOSYSTEM”, we are planning fora Sports Stadium, Galleries & Grounds. This Project may help the rural students toequip themselves in their sports fields with best infrastructure and achieve theirpersonal dreams and bring laurels to the country.

VISITS BY THE SPECIAL PERSONALITIES

We were fortunate to have in our campus, great personalities such as,

On December 29th, 2019, Dr.Edwin Antony, Department of Biochemistry,Associate Professor, Saint Louis University, USA & Dr.Sofia Origant, Departmentof Biology, Assistant Professor, Saint Louis University, USA visited our collegeand willingly come forward to collaborate in the fields of Academy & Sports.

On January 23rd, 2020, we had a special commission appointed by University ofMadras to check the infra-structure and faculty members for the courses such as,BCOM, BBA,B.Sc Computer Science and Computer Application. TheCommission under the Convenor, Dr.M.Sorman & Members, Dr.V.Kalaivani,Dr.G.Palani, Dr.Thangavel.N, Dr.V.S.Ramakrishnan, visited our college andhighly appreciated and recommended for continuation of Provisional Affiliation.

On January 24th, 2020, our college was enthusiastically filled with visitors fromthe Countries of Spain and Australia, Names, Ms. Maria Moreno - The Founder ofHope and Joy Foundation, Ms. Margarita, Ms. Casilda, Ms. Venturina, Ms. Diana,

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Mr. Lamberto, Mr. Dan Gilbanks, Mr. Malcom Anthony, Mr. Wynard Evangelist,Fr. Albert. They were singing & dancing with the students, well appreciated thecollege and promised to extend Scholarships to the deserving students from thecoming years.

One more great yet unexpected visitor came to our campus on 22.02.2020. theHonorable Minister of State for Home Affairs Shri. Kishan Reddy, visited andinaugurated the Gymnasium and spoke highly about the college & village. Alongwith him we had another great personality Prof. Dr. Gopal Reddy, Member,University Grants Commission, New Delhi, while appreciate the college in hisspeech promised that he will guide us in getting the higher grade in NAAC andalso after getting 12b & 2f he will obtain grants & schemes of UGC to our college.

GRAND INAUGURATION OF FOOTBALL ACADEMY

College got a cult on July 19th, 2019, as like heavy weight Champions in their ownfields made a history by inaugurating “Football Academy”, Personalities such asDr. Xavier Britto, Chennai and Kerry Inder Logistics, India and Dr. Marie Wilson,Director, JIT, Chennai and International Football giant Mr. Raman Vijayan alongwith the management team of Christ College Jointly established ‘FootballAcademy’ and agreed to collaborate in selecting “Rural Boys’ from villages, inprovides food, accommodation, coaching to the selected students and in exposingthem to various tournaments and matches. This collaboration has started reapingfruits of success in the inception year itself. Our college football team got 1st Placein ‘National Rural Sports Federation’, 1st Place in State level 5 a side FootballTournament, 3rd Place in the University of Madras & Loyola College – FatherMurphy Memorial football Tournament, in the first entry itself. We made all bigteams by beating to turn those eyes in awe towards Christ College and gained verybig publicity too.

GIRLS EXPOSURE & SUCCESS STORIES

On August 13th 2019, our girls gained a great exposure by participating in a‘Guinness World Record’ created by Ms.Praba, Proprietor, V Care, India.

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On January 31st and February 1st, 2020, Jeppiar Institute of Technology, Kunnam,SV chatram, Conducted a Mega Cultural event on the occasion of Women’s daythe Title ‘KUZALI’. Our College girl students in a big number participated andcompeted with 24 colleges in Thirteen events and proudly bagged overallchampionship and individual championship by winning a ‘Scooty Pep’.

BLOOD DONATION CAMP

On September 5th, 2019, the day of Saint Mother Theresa, to follow her footstepsof chevity, Our College students & staff around 150 of them donated blood. Thisevent organized with the help of AICUF and Lions Club of Perambakkam. Theblood was donated to the poor patients of Thiruvallur Government hospital.

XII. ROAD MAP

To create an era of co-existence, commitment and cooperation, Christ Collegemoves ahead with goals and aspirations year after year. Fulfilling same dreams andadding new goals girls enthusiasm for all. In this process we will try to fulfill in thecoming years dreams such as…

Building spacious, well equipped, Auditorium Making the campus Green with ‘Solar Power’ Laying down approach road in the best form Starting a Separate Society for the college and topping resources

though CSR funds. Construction sports stadium, Galleries and Grounds Applying and getting in to the process of NAAC, along with getting

12b&2f status.

CONCLUSION

“Your degree is just a piece of paper… Your education is seen in your behavior”management, staff and students are well aware of the statement and worth towards

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imparting education inside & outside of the college. We reassure to ourselves thatthis Commitment will continue with move vigor & zeal.

In this process of education I would like to task all those who shoulder theresponsibilities and with along with me.

I thank God Almighty for accompanying us through this eventful journey. Iplace on record my gratitude to the many organizations, especially the Archdioceseof Madras - Mylapore, the University of Madras, Georg Kraus Stiftung - Germanyand Rev.Fr.Paul Julian and others, for their support and encouragement. A specialword of appreciation to Ms Rosalind Kayalvizhi, Director, Hopeever Foundation,for her tremendous intervention in helping us to tap the resources from varioussources.

My special thanks to Most.Rev.Dr.George Antonysamy, Chairman, and toall our Archdiocesan Priests. I extend my gratitude to all those who have madethese achievements possible. I am immensely grateful to the Rector, Secretary ofthe College, Vice Principal, Deans, Heads of Departments and Faculty members,the Exam Cell Coordinator, the Disciplinarian, the Librarian, the NSS ProgrammeOfficers, the Coordinator of Physical Education and a special word of thanks to theadministrative and support staff. My deep gratitude to the Collegiate SeminaryRector, Spiritual Director and Girls Hostel Sisters for their selfless service to theresidents. I also thank very specially the Staff advisors for their support andinvolvement in various Staff and Student’s activities. A special word of thanks andcongratulations to the Students Council who organized the College DayCelebrations.

Thank you dear fathers, sisters, brothers, parents, benefactors and well –wishers foryour interest, generosity and for your presence here this morning to participate in our celebration.

Thank you and God bless.

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