ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2021-2022 - MES Ponnani College

M E S PONNANI COLLEGEGovt. Aided & Affiliated to University of CalicutRe-accredited by NAAC with A GradePonnani South P.O, Malappuram DistrictKerala, India – 679586, Ph: 0494-2666077 (Office)Email ID: [email protected]: www.mesponnanicollege.ac.in

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VISION

To immortalize the legendary Ponnani wisdom and tradition, whilst

assimilating the ever altering spirit and ingenuity of the academic

firmament.

MISSION

To ensure the scholastic, social and cultural emancipation and

empowerment of people of the environs especially of the fisher folk

whose rights and privileges have been suppressed and trampled upon

for centuries owing to the historical, political and social reasons.

OBJECTIVES

We endeavor to fulfill the fair aspirations of all stakeholders and to

disseminate the fame of institution as an epitome of excellence in all

walks by setting the following objectives:-

Developing a culture of equality, secular outlook, all

inclusiveness and impartiality.

Embracing innovative curricular, co -curricular and

extracurricular activities from the globalized world.

Setting an exceptional academic ambience ensuring the

collaboration and contribution of all stakeholders.

Promoting scientific temperament and rationale thinking as

envisioned in the Constitution of India.

Empowering the vulnerable sections of the society through

committed and unswerving programmes.

Providing a life-oriented education to students, making them

agents of transformation for the wellbeing of the Nation.

QUALITY POLICY

MES Ponnani College is envisioned as the grand repository of

knowledge for the pursuers of new horizons of quality and beneficial

information at all levels like students, teachers and different stake

holders, including the marginalized section of the locality, catering to

the ever shifting and challenging needs of the society, constantly

upholding humanistic and egalitarian values and forever striving to

contribute dynamically to the nation building.

CORE VALUES

1. Social Equity

2. Ethical Justice

3. Civic Responsibility

4. Accountability and Transparency

5. Intellectual Integrity

6. Inclusive Empowerment

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M E S PONNANI COLLEGE [Govt. Aided & Affiliated to University of Calicut.

Re-Accredited by NAAC with A Grade in 2012] Ponnani South P. O., Malappuram District

Kerala, India – 679586, Ph: 0494-2666077 (Office) Email ID: [email protected]

Website: www.mesponnanicollege.ac.in

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PRAYERAL- FATHIHA

(The Invocation)In the name of GOD,

The Beneficent, The MercifulPraise be to GOD, Lord of the worlds

The Beneficent, The MercifulOwner of the Day of judgement

Thee do we worship.Thee do we ask for help.

Guide us to the right pathThe path of those on whom

Thou hast bestowed Thy graceNot of those who earn Thine anger,

Nor those who go astray.HOLY QUR-AN

േകാേളജ് �പാർ�നഅകതാരിൽ അറിവിെ� നാളം െകാള��ിയഅഖിലാ� നായകാ നിെ� മു�ിൽകൃപ േതടി നനവാർ� മിഴികൂ�ി നിൽ��

കനവിെ� കടേല ൈക വിടെ�പല ജാതി, പല ഭാഷ പല േദശെമ�ിലുംപലതി� ഞ�ളിൽ ഒരു േചാര മാ�തംഒരുമിെ�ാെരാ� മന�ായി ചരി�ുവാൻതുണേയകി ര�ി� േലാകനാഥാ

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(െ�പാഫ. കടവനാട് മുഹ�ദ്)

Dear Parents, Students, Colleagues, Alumni and well-wishers,

MES Ponnani College, established in 1968 is unquestionably the best institutionrun by the Muslim Educational Society, the premier educational organization ofMuslims in Kerala. The light it showed to a large section of the people in andaround the locality, which is largely inhabited by the minority groups, fisherfolkand scheduled castes, and also to the neighbouring districts in the Malabar regionis quite commendable.

Choosing where to continue your education is a major decision and I believe thatMES Ponnani College will be a choice you will not regret, especially if you areambitious and determined to succeed. MES Ponnani College is a diverse andfriendly learning community where students progress well in their studies and weare very proud of their achievements.

The College has substantially contributed to the process of National Developmentby providing quality education and thereby enabling the students to becomeglobally competent. The college has achieved many feats and climbed newheights. Award of the NAAC’s re-accreditation at ‘A’ level with a CGPA of 3.02 in theII cycle and participation of NIRF, IIC etc are some of them. Sooner we hope to behonoured in the IIIrd cycle of NAAC re-accreditation.

Our college has the privilege to have healthy and harmonious ambience and thecredit goes to the blessing of our elite college management and the diligence putin by learned teachers. Education is not an act of acquiring knowledge butlearning a skill to lead life and forming one’s personality. This institution has playeda cascading role in the carrier and personality of innumerable students who havebrought laurels to the college, state, and country alike.

With experienced and dedicated teachers and excellent infrastructure, our collegehelps students to realize their goals in life. I encourage all students to takeadvantage of the opportunities provided by the college and involve themselves inall the extracurricular activities that are offered. The overall development of themind and body is a sign of healthy and complete development.

Hard work, dedication and perseverance are the most important traits in a personthat lead to success. The future belongs to you; your need, therefore, is to prepareyourself for an active participation in the world. This participation demands thatyou become well informed and hence develop yourself like a pioneer andultimately grow as responsible men and women.

With best wishes and blessing for the upcoming session.

Principal's Message

Dr. AJIMS P MOHAMMEDBE, MBA & PhD

Govt. Aided InstitutionEstd. : 1968

Recognized under UGC 2(f) & 12(B) NAAC Re-accredited (II Cycle) with 'A' GradePhone: 0494 2666077 (Office), 0494 2669788

Ponnani South P.O., Malappuram District,Kerala, India – 679586

Email ID: [email protected]: www.mesponnanicollege.ac.in

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CONTENTS The Muslim Educational Society 3

The M E S Crest 4

Historical Glimpses of Ponnani 4

M E S Ponnani College – A Profile 4

M E S Committees 6

Programmes of Study 8

Succession List of Principals 9

Teaching Faculty 10

Non-Teaching Staff 17

College Staff Council 18

Teaching Faculty Holding Prominent Positions 19

The Departments 22

E.Moidu Moulavi Central Library 100

Committees/Clubs/Forums and Faculty-in-Charges 101

Fee Structure 110

College Rules 111

Hostel Facilities 117

Covid 19 Protocols 118

Administrative and Academic Supporting Wings 120

Student Support and Capacity Building

Programmes

123

Innovation Ecosystem 131

Other Clubs/ Cells/ Forums 134

Awards and Endowments 139

College Academic Calendar 2021-22 140

Important Telephone Numbers 150

Our Sister Institutions 151

Notes 152

My Directory 156

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THE MUSLIM EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY

The last five decades have witnessed the remarkable

transformation in the educational status of Muslims in Kerala,

supposedly the most backward in education. The driving force

behind this effort has been M.E.S., the largest educational

agency of the MusliM. Com/munity in India having thousands of

life members and hundreds of institutions.

The movement started under the great leadership of

late Dr. P.K. Abdul Gafoor in 1964 at Calicut, was supported by

a large number of professionals and businessmen and in a short

span of time, it spread to all Districts, Taluks and even to the

Panchayaths in Kerala and other parts of India and abroad. As

on today it is the largest Muslim service organisation in the

country. It has also well-established units in Middle East

countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, Dubai, Abu Dhabi,

Kuwait, etc. and still the organisation is growing fast, extending

its services further to reach every nook and corner of the world.

MES is the largest corporate educational agency of

Muslims in India, with more than 150 institutions including

Medical College, Dental College, Engineering Colleges, College of

Nursing, Arts and Science colleges, Training Colleges, CBSE

schools, State syllabus Higher Secondary Schools and Industrial

Training Centres with more than 60,000 students and around

15,000 employees. Hospitals, Orphanages, Old age homes,

Special Schools for Mentally Challenged, Cultural complexes and

various hostels draw up the broad canvas of the services offered

and activities undertaken by the society.

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THE M E S CREST

On top of the MES emblem the MES legend is

inscribed. It is a verse from the Holy Qur-An, which

means “Oh Lord! Enlighten Us”. The Balance below it

is the symbol of the prevailing justice in Islam. The

crescent moon and star represent the Muslims all over the world.

The Holy Qur-An, the source of all knowledge is placed open

below. Beside it the flambeau of Islamic culture is held in sturdy

hands. The letters “MES” in the middle is the short form for

Muslim Educational Society. The coconut trees below denote the

scenic beauty of Kerala, the land where Islam and institutions of

MES are widely spread. The feather held in hand with bangles

shows the importance given to women literacy and education in

Islam. The bottom of the crest is the full name of the

organization and the year of inception.

HISTORICAL GLIMPSES OF PONNANI

Ponnani is one of the ancient seaports and trade centres

on the Malabar Coast. With a glorious past of renowned religious

scholars who were the torch-bearers of Islamic knowledge,

Ponnani could earn the title “Al-Ilmu Ponnani” (Ponnani the

Centre of Knowledge). It has thus made an indelible imprint on

the pages of Kerala history, with reference to the great

expeditions of Tippu Sultan and the conquests of the Portugese

and the British. It has also produced world famous social

reformers, scholars, poets, and artists.

M E S PONNANI COLLEGE - A PROFILE

The idea of a college at Ponnani actually emanated from

the brain of late Dr. P.K. Abdul Gafoor Sahib, while addressing a

public meeting organized by M.E.S. Ponnani unit in 1967. In the

keynote address, he unequivocally stated that M.E.S. was ready

to start a College here at Ponnani, provided the Ponnani M.E.S.

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units mobilize the required land and 1 lakh rupees. It was a

great source of inspiration for the energetic members of the

Ponnani unit. They took it up as a challenge and managed to

accomplish all the requirements within a short duration. A

sprawling 32 acres of land was obtained from the government

and they also raised an amount of 1.25 lakhs rupees by means of

public contribution. The long cherished dream thus became a

reality when the college came into existence in 1968 under the

patronage of M.E.S. President late Dr. P.K. Abdul Gafoor, Sri.

E.K. Imbichi Bava and Sri. C.H. Mohammed Koya, being then

the Ministers of Kerala.

The college enjoys 2(f) and 12(B) status of UGC and is

affiliated to University of Calicut. At present it provides higher

education to more than 1600 students in five Post Graduate

programmes and ten Under Graduate programmes. Among five

Post Graduate departments, three departments are recognized

as Research Centres by Calicut University. In addition to this,

we have two UGC Career oriented add on courses and

department level certificate courses. There are 68 Teaching

faculties and 28 Non-teaching staff in our college. The college

was re-accredited by the NAAC at A level in September 2012.

Ponnani lies on the western outskirts of Malappuram

district. The college is situated in Ponnani municipal area and

its campus stretches to the west side of Tippu Sultan road. This

is the only higher education centre between Tirur and

Guruvayoor in the coastal belt of Malappuram district. The

National Highway 66, the K.S.R.T.C. bus depot and the private

bus stand make commuting very easy for the students.

Kuttipuram railway station is 18 kms towards northeast and

Guruvayoor railway station in 29 kms towards south.

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M E S COMMITTEES MES STATE COMMITTEE

President: Dr. P. A Fazal Ghafoor

Vice Presidents:

Dr. K. P. Aboobacker

Jb. A.M. Aboobacker

Jb. V. Moidutty

Jb. M. Ali

General Secretary:

Prof. P.O.J. Lebba

Secretaries:

Dr. N.M. Mujeeb Rahman

Adv. A.P.M. Nazeer

Jb. C. T. Zakir Hussain

Jb. K. K. Kunjumoideen

Treasurer:

Prof. Kadavanad Muhamed

STANDING COMMITTEE ON MES AIDED COLLEGES

Secretary:

Prof. V. Kuttoosa

Members:

Prof. Kadavanad Muhamed

Prof. P. K. Yaqoob

Prof. A. Abdul Aziz

Prof. (Dr.). K. A.Zakkariya

Dr. M. K. Muhammed Aslam

Principals of all M E S Aided College

Secretary & Correspondents of all M E S Aided College

President, MES State Committee

General Secretary, M E S State Committee

DIRECTOR, M E S COLLEGIATE EDUCATION

Dr. P. Muhammed

LOCAL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Patron: Jb. K. Mohammed

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Chairman:

Jb. M.V.Kunhahammed Hajee

Vice Chairmen:

Prof. C. P. Mohamed

Er. K. V. Habeebullah

Secretary & Correspondent:

Jb. M. K. Mohammed Rasheed

Joint Secretaries:

Prof. C. T. Aboobacker

Jb. K. K. Mohammed Iqbal

Treasurer:

Jb. K. Sulaiman

Members:

Prof. Kadavanad Mohamed

Prof. V. K. Mohammedunni A/s Baby

Jb. C. M. Mohammed A/s Koya

Er. K. K. Mohammed Ashraf

Prof. Mohamed Sagir Kadiri

Jb. K. Nasimudheen

Jb. M. Maqbool Mahmood

Jb. P. V. Azeez Abdul Hayyu

Jb. K. P. Abdul Azeez

Prof. P. Mayu

Jb. A. V. Usman

Smt. Amina Venkita

Smt.V. Safiya

Ex-Officio Members:

President, MES Malappuram District

Secretary, MES Malappuram District

Corporate Manager, Standing Committee on MES Aided

Colleges

President, MES State Committee

General Secretary, MES State Committee

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PROGRAMMES OF STUDY (A) UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

1. B. A. Economics (as core course) with Modern Indian

History and Political Science (as complimentary courses)

2. B. A. English (as core course) with British History and

Political Science (as complimentary courses)

3. B.B.A.

4. B.Com. (Finance)

5. B. Sc. Botany (as core course) with Chemistry and Zoology

(as complimentary courses)

6. B. Sc. Chemistry (as core course) with Mathematics and

Physics (as complimentary courses)

7. B. Sc. Computer Science (as core course) with

Mathematics and Physics (as complimentary courses)

8. B. Sc. Geology (as core course) with Physics and Chemistry


9. B. Sc. Physics (as core course) with Mathematics and

Chemistry (as complimentary courses)

10. B. Sc. Zoology (as core course) with Chemistry and Botany


(B) POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

1. M. A. Economics

2. M.Com. (Finance)

3. M.Sc. Applied Geology

4. M.Sc. Aqua Culture and Fishery Microbiology

5. M.Sc. Physics

(C) DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (PH. D.)

1. Aqua Culture and Fishery Microbiology

2. Geology

3. Physics

(D)VOCATIONAL PROGRAMMES

1. B Voc. in Data Science and Analytics

2. B. Voc. in Fashion Designing

3. Diploma in Digital Marketing

(E) UGC AIDED CAREER ORIENTED ADD-ON COURSES

1. Certificate/Diploma on Entrepreneur Skills

Development

2. Certificate/ Diploma on Office Automation

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SUCCESSION LIST OF PRINCIPALS

1. Prof.C.A. Abdussalam (Late) 01.07.1968 to 31.12.1969

2. Prof. K.I. Mohamed Kutty (Late) 01.07.1970 to 30.06.1972

3. Prof. M. Abdul Razak (Late) 01.07.1972 to 31.07.1975

4. Prof. A.V. Moideen Kutty (Late) 01.08.1975 to 31.03.1993

5. Prof. P. Mayu (Late) 01.04.1993 to 30.06.1999

6. Dr. Jamaludheen Kunju 01.07.1999 to 31.05.2000

7. Prof. K.A. Abdul Rahman 01.06.2000 to 28.05.2001

8. Prof. Mohamed Sagir Kadri 29.05.2001 to 31.05.2005

9. Prof. V.K. Baby 01.06.2005 to 31.03.2011

10. Prof. Moideenkutty Parayil (i/c) 01.04.2011 to 30.09.2011

11. Prof. A.K. Abdurahiman (i/c) 01.10.2011 to 30.11.2011

12. Dr. Ajims P. Mohammed 01.12.2011 to 24.04.2012

13. Dr. P. A. Fathima 30.04.2012 to 07.05.2014

14. Prof. A.M. Rasheed 07.05.2014 to 14.03.2016

15. Dr. T. P. Abbas 22.03.2016 to 29.06.2018

16. Capt. M. N. Mohamed Koya (i/c) 30.06.2018 to 29.06.2020

17. Dr. A. A. Zubair (i/c) 30-06-2020 to 20.04.2021

18. Dr. Ajims P. Mohammed 21-04-2021 onwards

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TEACHING FACULTY

Sl.

No.

Faculty Name,

Qualification &

Designation

Phone Number & E-mail ID

1

Dr. Ajims P. Mohammed

MBA, Ph.D.

Principal

9446194905, 04842431279

[email protected]

Department of P.G. Studies & Research in Aquaculture &

Fishery Microbiology

2

Dr. A. A. Zubair (HoD)

M.Sc. APGD (Micro),

Ph.D.

Assistant Professor,

Vice Principal

9495028629

[email protected]

3

Dr. C. P. Rajool Shanis

M.Sc., Ph.D.,

Assistant Professor

9846502538

[email protected]

4

Dr. K. M. Mujeeb

Rahiman

M.Sc., Ph.D.,

Assistant Professor

9249722109

[email protected]

Department of Arabic

5

Dr. Thoufeeq Rahman

Vazhakkat (HoD)

M.A., M.Ed., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

04942670233, 9745108747

[email protected]

Department of Botany

6

Dr. P. V. Jyothi (HoD)

M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Associate Professor

04942608267, 9446339857

[email protected]

7

Dr. V. Musfir Mehaboob

M. Sc., Ph. D.,

Assistant Professor on

Contract

9846231381

[email protected]

Department of Chemistry

8

Smt. C. C. Soumya(HoD)

M.Sc., B. Ed.

Assistant Professor

9400598327

[email protected]

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9

Smt. P. Minshiya

M. Sc.

Assistant Professor

9745517334

[email protected]

10

Sri. C. V. Umesh

M.Sc.

Assistant Professor

9846260458

[email protected]

11

Dr. C. Yusufali

M.Sc., Ph. D.

Assistant Professor

9605534955

[email protected]

12

Smt. P. V. Vandana


Contract

9847153154

[email protected]

Department of Commerce and Management Studies

13

Dr. V. Siji Verghese

(HoD)

M. Com., B.Ed., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

9497623055

[email protected]

14

Smt. K. Muneera

M.Com.

Assistant Professor

9495364263,9526080098

[email protected]

15

Smt. A.V. Fathima,

M. Com., B.Ed.

Assistant Professor

9495013922

[email protected]

16

Smt. T. Thabsheera

M. Com., B.Ed.

Assistant Professor

9446577860

[email protected]

17 Sri. A. Jahfar M.Com.

Assistant Professor

9946778874

[email protected]

18

Smt. K. M. Raheena

M. Com., M. Phil, B. Ed.

Assistant Professor

9497672544

[email protected]

19

Sri. K. Nazar

M. Com., M. Phil, B. Ed.

Assistant Professor

9745838545

[email protected]

20

Sri. M. T. Rafeeque

M. Com, B. Ed., M. Phil.

Assistant Professor

8075874463

[email protected]

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21

Smt. K. Thanzeela

Ebrahim

M. Com, MBA, B Ed

Assistant Professor

9747670956

[email protected]

22

Dr. Asha K Moideen

MBA, PGDHRM, M.

Phil., Ph.D.


Contract

9495646485

[email protected]

Department of Computer Science

23

Ms. K. Nusrath (HoD)

MCA, MBA, M.Phil.

Assistant Professor

9846997113

[email protected]

24

Smt. C. A. Aneeshya

MCA,

Assistant Professor

9605548500

[email protected]

25

Smt. K. Saleema

MCA,

Assistant Professor

8848197993

[email protected]

26

Sri. P. Rameez Ali

M. Tech.


Contract

7034288233

[email protected]

P.G. Department of Economics

27

Dr. M. V. Bushara (HoD)

M.A., PGDHRM, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

9947170327

[email protected]

28

Smt. Asha Neendur

M.A., B.Ed.

Assistant Professor

04885224252, 9745178659

[email protected]

29

Smt. V. U. Shamila

M.A., B.Ed., H.D.C.,

P.G.D.C.A,

Assistant Professor

9446870295

[email protected] m

30

Sri. A. Mueeb Rahman

M. A., M. Ed.,

Assistant Professor

9847098734

[email protected]

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31

Smt. S. Ambili

M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.,

D.C.P,

Assistant Professor

9946958121

[email protected]

Department of English

32

Smt. Anupama Murali

(HoD)

M.A. PGDJ

Assistant Professor

8547024508

[email protected]

33

Dr. V. U. Ameera

M.A., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

9961314545

[email protected]

34

Dr. Sameera Haneef

M.A., B.Ed, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

8891591258

[email protected]

35

Dr. Reshmi P.

Ravindran,

M.A., B.Ed, Ph. D.,

Assistant Professor

9539931701

[email protected]

36

Smt. V. M. Farisha

M.A., B.Ed.,

Assistant Professor

9746918702

[email protected]

37

Smt. Thahsin Z Husain.

M.A.,

Assistant Professor

9467469094

[email protected]

38

Smt. E. P. Safiya

M.A, Bed.,


Contract

9646010259

[email protected]

Department of P.G. Studies & Research in Geology

39

Dr. V. A. Ayisha (HOD)

M.Sc. Ph.D.

Associate Professor

04942680570, 9446154720

[email protected]

40

Dr. V. K. Brijesh

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

9495072725

[email protected]

41

Dr. C. Sreejith

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

9446807407

[email protected]

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42

Dr. V. Santhosh

M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D

Assistant Professor

04702602338, 9446246871

[email protected]

43

Sri. P. K. Abdul Nafih,

M.Sc.

Assistant Professor

04942629472, 9562660535

[email protected]

44

Dr. K. S. Arunkumar


Assistant Professor

9895116002

[email protected]

45

Dr. M. Nithya

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

04802826470, 8891602881

[email protected]

Department of Hindi

46

Dr. A. R. Sina (HoD)

M. A., M.Phil, Ph.D.,

B.Ed.

Assistant Professor

04742555792, 9447040155

[email protected]

Department of History

47

Sri. V. P. Saidalavi

(HoD)

M.A.,

Assistant Professor

9747013420

[email protected]

Department of Malayalam

48

Dr. K. M. Jayasree

(HoD)

M. A., B.Ed., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

04942671240, 9846295136

[email protected]

49

Sri. Safaras Ali

Kadughothel

M. A., B.Ed. PGDJC

Assistant Professor

9496364191

[email protected]

Department of Mathematics

50

Smt. P. K. Sreena (HoD)

M.Sc., B.Ed.

Assistant Professor

04936211432, 9496114791

[email protected]

Department of Physical Education

51

Sri. K. Akbar (HoD)

M. P.Ed

Assistant Professor

9961956947

[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

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Department of P.G. Studies & Research in Physics

52

Dr. K. Jayakrishnan

(HoD)

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

04962611904, 9447011629,

8075518278

[email protected]

53

Sri. K. Muhammed

Abdurahman

M.Sc., M.Phil

Assistant Professor

9496314879, 9567081777

[email protected]

54

Smt. M. Sabna

M.Sc., B.Ed.

Assistant Professor

9846057150,9400688658

[email protected]

55

Smt. Jumailath

Karuthedath

M.Sc., M.Phil.

Assistant Professor

9497350505

[email protected]

56

Sri. M. Majeesh,

M. Sc.,

Assistant Professor

9446969723

[email protected]

57

Dr. P. Jayaram

M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,

B.Ed.,

Assistant Professor

9496859738

[email protected]

58

Sri. K. M. Riyas

M.Sc., B.Ed.

Assistant Professor

9846147014

[email protected]

59

Smt. S. Sreejalakshmi.

M.Sc., B.Ed.

Assistant Professor

9496129455

[email protected]

Department of Political Science

60

Sri. P. A. Limseer Ali

(HoD)

M. A., M. Phil

Assistant Professor

9946003502

[email protected]

Department of Statistics

61

Smt. V. V. Thajulhusna

M.Sc.


Contract

9846440579

[email protected]

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Department of Zoology

62

Dr. K. M. Shereena

(HoD)


Assistant Professor

9747367010

[email protected]

63

Mr. K. Jishnu

M. Sc.


Contract

9846260458

[email protected]

64

Mr. K. Sidheek

M. Sc.


Contract

8891927992

[email protected]

65

Smt. O. K. Rinshi Balu

M.Sc., B.Ed.


Contract

8943720724

[email protected]

Librarian (UGC)

01 Dr. V. T. Femin

M.LISc., M. Phil., Ph. D.

9447853999

[email protected]

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NON-TEACHING STAFF

SN Name Designation Mobile

1 Sri. K. Mohamadali Head Accountant 9447631669

2 Smt. P. Fathima Sr. Clerk 8714120579

3 Sri. K. Basheer L.D. Store

Keeper 9895517230

4 Sri. K. M.

Mohammed Ismail Library Assistant

9895067795

9605343378

5 Sri. Nazeer Cheracham

Veettil Lab Assistant 9744283192

6 Sri. P. Mohamed Lab Assistant 9946760799

7 Sri. P. K. Saleem Lab Assistant 7902440078

9847483429

8 Smt. K. Sameera Mechanic 9746900641

9 Sri. M. T. Gafoor Office Attendant 9847783909

10 Sri. T. P.O.

Liyakkath Ali Office Attendant 7561858364

11 Smt. P. T. Subaida

Beegum

Junior

Superintendent

(Guest)

9809019858

12 Sri. K. Abdurahiman Clerk (Guest) 9895167848

13 Sri. T. M. Mohammed

Thabsheer Clerk (Guest) 9846596019

14 Sri. P. S. Arun Kumar Clerk (Guest) 7994110321

15 Kum. M. Saleena Clerk (Guest) 9061994227

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16 Sri. T. K. Mohamed

Ansar

Library Assistant

(Guest) 9526467021

17 Sri. K. P Amal Krishna Lab Assistant

(Guest)

18 Kum. A. K. Shahana Lab Assistant

(Guest) 9400815876

19 Kum. C. A. Farisa Lab Assistant

(Guest) 9847483042

20 Sri. K. V. Abdulla Peon (Guest) 9744308978

21 Sri. K. T. Bava Watchman (Guest) 9037573915

22 Sri. T. P. Vasan Watchman (Guest) 9074866937

23 Sri. K. Raveendran Sweeper (Guest) 9745511642

24 Smt. Sreelatha Sweeper (Guest) 9656906100

25 Smt. K. P. Sheeba Sweeper (Guest) 9946861651

26 Smt. Hafsa Sweeper (Guest) 9946120646

27 Smt. K. V. Sindhu Sweeper (Guest) 9656906100

28 Sri. Sidheek Security (Guest) 8943648042

COLLEGE STAFF COUNCIL

The Staff Council constituted for the academic year (2021-22) as

per the Statute of the University of Calicut, consists of the

Principal, heads of all the departments, two nominated members

from the teaching faculty and the Office Superintendent. The

nominated members are:

1. Dr. V. K. Brijesh, Assistant Professor, Department of P.G.

Studies & Research in Geology

2. Sri. A. Jahfar, Assistant Professor, Department of

Commerce and Management Studies

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TEACHING FACULTY HOLDING PROMINENT POSITIONS

Dr. Ajims P. Mohammed

Peer Team Member, National Assessment and

Accreditation Council (NAAC) Bangalore

Certified Corporate Director, Institute of Directors, India

Research Guide- Management, MG University Kottayam

Member, Indian Society for Training and Development

(ISTD)

Member, Society of Tropical Forestry Scientists, Jabalpur

Quality Facilitator, MES Kalladi College, Mannarkkad

Dr. V. A. Ayisha

Fellow of Geological Society of India.

Chairperson, Board of Studies (U.G. &P.G.) in Geology,

University of Calicut.

Member, Board of Studies (U.G. & P. G.) in Geology,

Christ College Irinjalakkuda

Dr. P. V. Jyothi

Member, Board of Studies (U.G. & P.G.) in Genetics,


Dr. K. Jayakrishnan

Member, Board of Studies (U.G.) in Biophysics, University of

Calicut.

Executive Committee Member, APT Kerala Chapter


Member, Board of Studies in Commerce (UG), University

of Calicut.

Dr. A. A. Zubair

Member, Board of Studies in Aquaculture, University of

Calicut

Member, Board of Studies in Biotechnology

Member, Board of Studies in Aquaculture

Chairman, Board of Studies in Aquaculture

Dr. V. K. Brijesh

Member, Academic Council, University of Calicut

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Chairman, Board of Studies in Gemmology, University of

Calicut

Member, Board of Studies in Geology (UG & PG) University

of Calicut

Member, Board of Studies in Geology (UG & PG), Kannur

University

Recognized research guide of Geology (Calicut University)

Life Fellow of the Geological Society of India

Life Fellow of Indian Society of Remote Sensing

Dr. C. Sreejith

Professional Member, Geological Society of America (USA)

Professional Member, European Association of

Geochemistry (France)

Correspondent, IUGS-Heritage Stone Sub Commission

(UNESCO)

Member, European Geosciences Union (Germany)

Professional Member, Geochemical Society (USA)

Life Fellow, Geological Society of India (Bangalore)

Subject Expert, Staff Selection Committee in Aided

Colleges, University of Calicut

Subject Expert, Inspection Commission on Programme

Affiliation in Colleges, University of Calicut

Member, Board of Studies in Geology (Integrated UG &

PG), Farook College (Autonomous), Calicut

Chairman/Member, Board of Question Paper Setters, B.

Sc. (CBCSS) and M.Sc. (CBCSS & CCSS) Geology,

University of Kerala

Chairman/Member, Board of Question Paper Setters, B.

Sc. Geology (CBCSS-OBE), Kannur University

Member, Board of Examiners, M.Sc. Applied Geology

(CCSS-PG), University of Calicut

Dr. V. Santhosh

Member, Board of Studies (U.G. & P.G.) in Geology,


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Member, Board of Examiners for Ph.D., CUSAT and CESS

Trivandrum

Smt. K. Muneera

Member, Board of Studies(UG&PG) in Public

Administration, University of Calicut

Dr. K. S. Arun Kumar

Chairman/Member, Scrutiny Board, B. Sc. (Geology &

Environmental Science), University of Kerala

Member, Board of Examiners, B. Sc. Geology &

Environmental Science, University of Kerala

Chairman /Member, Scrutiny Board, M. Sc. Environmental

Sciences, University of Kerala.

Member, Board of Examiners, M. Sc. Environmental

Science, University of Kerala.

Member, Board of Examiners, M. Sc. Environmental

Sciences, University of Calicut.

Member, Board of Studies in Gemmology, University of

Calicut.

Member, Board of Examiners for Ph. D., KUFOS

Member, Board of Studies (UG & PG) in Geology, University

of Calicut

Member, Board of Examiners for M. Sc. Environmental

Studies, Malayalam University, Tirur, Malappuram

Dr. K. M. Shereena

Member, Board of Studies in Environmental Science (UG),

University of Calicut

Chairperson, Board of Examinations (UG) in Zoology,


Dr. P. Jayaram

Member, International Association of Advanced Materials

Member, World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology


Member, Technical Supporting Group, Kerala State

Biodiversity Board, Malappuram District

THEDEPARTMENTS

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PG DEPARTMENT AND RESEARCH CENTRE OF

AQUACULTURE AND FISHERY MICROBIOLOGY The Department of Aquaculture and Fishery Microbiology came

into being in 1995with the commencement of a postgraduate

course. It was sanctioned by the Government of Kerala as an

initiation to conduct specialised course in selected areas. Being a

specialised course, it attracted students from all over Kerala and

Lakshadweep Islands. The Department of Aquaculture and

Fishery Microbiology has been actively involved in research and

extension activities in the field of fisheries science since its

inception. In 2006 the Department was elevated to the level of a

Research Centre under University of Calicut offering PhD

programme in Aquaculture and Fisheries. The linkage developed

with other Central (CMFRI, CIFT,CMLRE),State (Fisheries

Dept., Matsyafed) and Private institutes and firms in Kerala has

given the department an added thrust in its path for

transformation in to a unique destination for higher education,

research and training.

E Mail ID: [email protected]

PROGRAMMES OFFERED M. Sc. Aquaculture and Fishery microbiology Ph.D. Taxonomy, Aquatic Biology& Ecology, Fisheries,

Fishery microbiology

CERTIFICATE COURSES Academic writing for Life science students, Aquarium Management Environmental Microbiology

FACULTY DR. A.A. ZUBAIR (HOD) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.Sc. (Industrial Fisheries)

Advanced PG diploma in Microbiology. PhD. Fishery Microbiology

Mobile Number 9495028629

E Mail ID [email protected]

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DR. C. P. RAJOOL SHANIS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification Ph.D. in Marine Science

M. Sc. Aquaculture & Fishery Microbiology



DR. K. M. MUJEEB RAHMAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification Ph.D. in Environmental Science

M. Sc. Aquaculture & Fishery Microbiology



CLASS TUTORS

Class Name of the Tutor

I M. Sc. AQFM Dr. C. P. Rajool Shanis

II M. Sc. AQFM Dr. K. M. Mujeeb Rahman

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES

PO1: Students will understand the scale and nature of the

global aquaculture industry and the challenges required to

develop sustainable solutions

PO2: Students will learn the need to incorporate social

information in fisheries and aquaculture.

PO3: Students will learn how to interprets, represent, and

present data in figures and tables accordance with

professional standards.

PO4: Students will learn the use of logic, reasoning, analysis,

and synthesis to arrive at defensible conclusions

PO5: Students will develop and learn about the importance of

professional collegiality and team building

PO6: Students will demonstrate the capacity to clearly and

effectively express themselves in oral presentations

PO7: Students will demonstrate the capacity to clearly and

effectively express themselves in written communication.

PO8: Students will demonstrate good interpersonal

communication skills in interactions with their peers faculty

and staff

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PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOMES

PSO1: Understand the concepts of Aquaculture, Fisheries,

Fish biology, Fish physiology, Fish taxonomy, Aquatic ecology

and Microbiology

PSO2: Understand and apply the analytical techniques and

research methodology to acquire the skill in conducting

research in the field of fisheries and aquaculture

PSO3: Understand the fundamental concepts in the

management of aquaculture production systems and

hatcheries,

PSO4: Understand and apply the concepts of biochemistry

and processing technology in the preparation and development

of value added fishery products and fish feed for aquaculture.

PSO5: Understand and apply the concepts of molecular

biology and biotechnology for the improvement of Aquaculture

production systems.

PSO6: Understand and apply the concepts of quality

assurance in Sea food industry

PSO7: Understand the concepts and to develop skills to

prepare museum specimens and to maintain museum

SYLLABUS

Sem Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hours Marks Credit

T P Int Ext

I

Core

AFM1C01 Fish Biology and

Fisheries 5 25 75 4

AFM1C02

Aquatic Ecology

and Fisheries

Management

5 25 75 4

AFM1C03 General

Microbiology 5 25 75 4

AFM1C04

Introduction to

Sustainable

Aquaculture

5 25 75 4

Practical AFM1L01 Fish Taxonomy &

Biology 3 25 75 2

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Sem Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hours Marks Credit

T P Int Ext

AFM1L02

Aquafarm and

Hatchery

Management

2 25 75 2

Total 25 600 20

II

Core

AFM2C05 Fishery


AFM2C06

Seed Production

and Hatchery

Management

5 25 75 4

AFM2C07 Fish Biochemistry 5 25 75 4

AFM2C08 Research

Methodology 5 25 75 4

Practical AFM2L03 General & Fishery


Field

Work AFM2L04

Field work &

Specimen

Collection

25 75 2

Total 25 600 20

III

Core

AFM3C13 Fish Physiology 5 25 75 4

AFM3C14

Seafood

Processing

Technology

5 25 75 4

Elective

AFM3E01

Aquaculture

Production

Systems

5 25 75 4

AFM3E04

Quality Control,

Inspection &

Certification in

Seafood

5 25 75 4

Practical AFM3C15P

Soil and Water

Quality

Assessment

3 25 75 1

AFM3C16P Biochemistry 2 25 75 1

Total 25 600 18

IV Core AFM4C17 Biotechnology &

Molecular 5 25 75 4

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Sem Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hours Marks Credit

T P Int Ext

Biology

AFM4C18

Disease

Diagnosis &

Aquatic

Health

Management

5 25 75 4

Elective

AFM4E08

Ornamental Fish

Breeding

&Rearing

5 25 75 4

AFM4E12 Aquatic Pollution

& Toxicology 5 25 75 4

Practical

AFM4C19P

Fish Processing

& Quality

Control

3 25 75 1

AFM4C20P

Physiology,

Cytology &

Molecular

Biology

2 25 75 1

AFM4C21Pr Dissertation 2 25 75 2

AFM4C22Pr

Field Work and

Specimen

Collection

25 75 2

AFM4C23V Viva-Voce 25 75 2

Total 25 900 24

Total Credits for the whole Programme 78

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DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY The Department of Botany established in 1968 initially with pre

University course and gradually as subsidiary course for B. Sc.

Zoology programme. In 2020, B. Sc. Botany programme with

Zoology and Chemistry as complementary courses has started.

The basic discipline of Botany incorporates all areas of study and

scientific research related to plants.


PROGRAMME OFFERED B. Sc. Botany

COMPLEMENTARY COURSES Angiosperm Anatomy & Microtechnique Cryptogams, Gymnosperms & Plant Pathology Morphology, Systematic Botany, Economic Botany, Plant

Breeding & Horticulture Plant Physiology, Ecology & Genetics

FACULTY DR. P. V. JYOTHI (HOD) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. Sc., M. Phil., Ph. D., B. Ed.



DR. V. MUSFIR MEHABOOB ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ON CONTRACT

Qualification M. Sc., Ph. D.



CLASS TUTORS


I B. Sc. Botany Dr. P.V. Jyothi

II B. Sc. Botany Dr. V. Musfir Mehaboob

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES 1. Critical Thinking: Take informed actions after identifying

the assumptions that frame sudens‟ thinking and actions, checking out the degree to which these assumptions are accurate and valid, and looking at their ideas and decisions (intellectual, organizational, and personal) from different perspectives.

2. Problem Solving: Understand and solve problems of

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relevance to society to meet the specified needs using the knowledge, skills and attitudes acquired.

3. Effective Communication: Speak, read, write and listen clearly in person and through electronic media in English and in one Indian language, and make meaning of the world by connecting people, ideas, books, media and technology.

4. Effective Citizenship: Demonstrate empathetic social concern and equity centered national development, and the ability to act with an informed awareness of issues and participate in civic life through volunteering.

5. Environment and Sustainability: Understand the issues of environmental contexts and sustainable development.

6. Self-directed and Life-long Learning: Acquire the ability to engage in independent and life- long learning in the broadest context of socio-technological changes

PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOMES 1. Scope and importance of Botany: Understand scope and

importance of Botany in every field especially in dealing with societal and environmental issues, agriculture, ethics and healthcare.

2. Environmental concern: Understand the and the role of plants in sustaining life on earth and the interrelationship between human beings and nature, create awareness on natural resources and their importance in sustainable development, analyze the importance of biodiversity conservation, estimate biodiversity loss and develop conservation strategies.

3. Scientific temper: Develop scientific temper and undertake scientific projects.

4. Practical applications: Identify and classify plants according to the principles of plant systematics, apply techniques like plant propagation methods, organic farming, mushroom cultivation, preparation of bio fertilizers, bio pesticides etc. in daily life.

5. Awareness on life processes: Understand plant life processes, biomolecules, basic hereditary and evolutionary principles.

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SYLLABUS

Se

m

Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s

Mark

s Credi

t T P

In

t

Ex

t

I

Common

A01

Transactions

:Essential

English

Language

Skills

4 20 80 3

A02

Ways with

Words:

Literatures in

English

5 20 80 3

A07

Communicatio

n Skills in

Languages

other than

English

(Addnl.

Language)

4 20 80 4

Core BOT1B01

T

Angiosperm

Anatomy,

Reproductive

Botany &

Palynology

4 20 80 2

Complementar

y

CH1C01 General

Chemistry 4 20 80 2

ZOL1C01

T

Animal

Diversity and

Wildlife

Conservation

4 20 80 2

Ability

Enhancement/

Audit 1

AUD1E01 Environment

Studies - - - 100 4

Total 21

II Common A03

Writing for

Academics &

Professional

4 0 20 80 4

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Se

m

Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s

Mark

s Credi

t T P

In

t

Ex

t

Success

A04

Zeitgeist:

Reading on

Contemporary

Culture

5 0 20 80 3

A08

Translation

and

Communicatio

n in Other

Languages

(Addnl.

Language)

4 0 20 80 4

Core BOT2B02

T

Microbiology,

Mycology,

Lichenology &

Plant

Pathology

4 20 80 2

Complementar

y

CH2C03

Inorganic and

Physical

Chemistry

4 20 80 2

ZOL2C02

T

Economic

Zoology 4 20 80 2

Ability

Enhancement/

Audit 2

AUD2E02 Disaster

Management - - - 100 4

Total 25 21

III Common

A05

Native Media

in English

(English)

5 0 20 80 4

A09

Literature in

Other

Languages

(Second

language)

5 0 20 80 4

Core BOT3B03 Phycology, 5 20 80 3

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Se

m

Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s

Mark

s Credi

t T P

In

t

Ex

t

T Bryology &

Pteridology

Complementar

y

CH3C05 Organic and

Biochemistry 5 20 80 2

ZOL3C03

T

Physiology

and Ethology 5 20 80 2

Total 25 15

IV

Common

A06

Reading in

Fiction and

Non-Fiction

(English)

5 0 20 80 4

A10

Culture and

Civilization in

Other

Languages

(Addnl.

Language)

5 0 20 80 4

Core

BOT4B04

T

Methodology

and

Perspectives

in Plant

Science

3 20 80 3

BOT4B05

P Practical 2 20 80 4

Complementar

y

CH4C07 Physical

chemistry 3 20 80 2

CH4C08(

P)

Chemistry

Practical 2 20 80 -

ZOL4C04

T

Genetics and

Immunology 3 20 80 2

ZOL4C05

P

Zoology

Practical 2 20 80 -

Total 25 19

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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY The department of chemistry was established in 1968 has its own

goals and objectives from the very beginning. Department started

functioning with two pre-degree science batches with intake

eighty students in each batch. As degree Programmes in Geology,

Physics and Zoology were started in the years 1978, 1981 and

1982 respectively, since then subsidiary chemistry classes have

been engaged. In 2001 degree Programme, B. Sc. Industrial

Chemistry was started. This Programme has been rechristened

as B. Sc. Chemistry during the academic year 2005-2006. In 2021

complementary chemistry course was offered for the newly

sanctioned programme BSc. Botany.


PROGRAMME OFFERED B. Sc. Chemistry

CERTIFICATE COURSES Solid waste management Basics of green chemistry Industrial aspects of chemistry Introduction to medicinal chemistry Chemistry in everyday life Chemical products in daily life

COMPLEMENTARY COURSES General Chemistry Physical Chemistry Organic Chemistry Physical and Applied Chemistry Chemistry Practical

OPEN COURSES Environmental Chemistry

FACULTY SMT. C. C. SOUMYA (HOD) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. Sc., B. Ed.



SMT. P. MINSHIYA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. Sc.

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SRI. C. V. UMESH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR




DR. C. YUSUFALI ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. Sc., Ph. D.



SMT. P. V. VANDHANA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ON CONTRACT




CLASS TUTORS


I B. Sc. Chemistry Dr. C. Yusufali

II B. Sc. Chemistry Smt. P. Minshiya

III B. Sc. Chemistry Sri. C.V. Umesh

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES Inculcate scientific temper as an attitude Enrich theoretical and practical skills to gather desired

knowledge to expertise in pursuit of their interest and goals

Solve complex and diverse problems using scientific methods and evaluating the strengths and limitations of their solutions

Embrace learning experiences that produce environmentally active and informed minds whereby conservation and sustainability of nature becomes priority


To understand the basic facts and concepts of Chemistry To develop the ability to apply the principles of Chemistry To appreciate the achievements in Chemistry and to know

the role of Chemistry in Nature and in Society To develop problem solving skills

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SYLLABUS

Sem

Course Type

Course Code

Course Title

Hours

Marks Credi

t T P

Int

Ext

I

Common

A01

Transactions :Essential English Language Skills

4 20 80 3

A02

Ways with Words: Literatures in English

5 20 80 3

A07

Communication Skills in Languages other than English (Addnl. Language)

4 20 80 4

Core

CHE1B01

Theoretical And Inorganic Chemistry-I

4 0 15 60 2

- Inorganic Chemistry Practical - I

- 2 - - -

Complementary

MAT1C01

Mathematics 4 20 80 3

PH1C01

Properties of Matter and Thermodynamics

2 16 64 2

- Physics Practical

- 2 - - -

Ability Enhancement/

Audit 1

AUD1E01

Environment Studies

- - - 100 4

Total 21

II Common

A03

Writing for Academics & Professional Success

4 0 20 80 4

A04

Zeitgeist: Reading on Contemporary Culture

5 0 20 80 4

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A08

Translation and Communication in Other Languages (Addnl. Language)

4 0 20 80 4

Core

CHE2B02

Theoretical and Inorganic Chemistry-II

2 - 15 60 2

- Inorganic Chemistry Practical – I

- 2 - - -

Complementary

MAT2C02


PH2C02 Mechanics, Relativity, Waves and Oscillation

2 16 64 2

- Physics Practical - 2 - - -

Ability

Enhancement/

Audit 2

AUD2E02

Disaster Management

- - - 100 4

Total 18

III

Common

A05 Native Media in English (English)

5 0 20 80 4

A09

Literature in Other Languages (Addnl. Language)

5 0 20 80 4

Core

CHE3B03

Physical Chemistry – I

3 - 20 80 3

- Inorganic Chemistry Practical – I

- 2 - - -

Complementary

MAT3C03


PH3C03 Optics, Laser, Electronics and Communication

3 16 64 2

- Physics Practical

- 2 - - -

Total 16

IV Common A06 Reading in Fiction and Non-Fiction

5 0 20 80 4

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(English)

A10

Culture and Civilization in Other Languages (Addnl. Language)

5 0 20 80 4

Core

CHE4B04

Organic Chemistry – I

3 - 20 80 3

CHE4B05

Inorganic Chemistry Practical – I

- 2 20 80 4

Complementary

MAT4C04


PH4C04 Electricity, Magnetism and Nuclear Physics

3 16 64 2

PH4C05 Physics Practical

- 2 16 64 4

Total 24

V Core

CHE5B06

Inorganic Chemistry – III

3 20 80 3

CHE5B07

Organic Chemistry – II

4 20 80 3

CHE5B08

Physical Chemistry – II

4 20 80 3

XXX5D01

Open Course 2 50 2

- Physical Chemistry Practical

5 - - -

- Organic Chemistry Practical

5 - - -

- Project Work 2 - - - Total 11

VI Core

CHE6B09

Inorganic Chemistry – IV

3 - 20 80 3

CHE6B10

Organic Chemistry – III

3 - 20 80 3

CHE6B11

Physical Chemistry – III

3 - 20 80 3

CHE6B12

Advanced and Applied Chemistry

3 - 20 80 3

CHE6B1 Polymer 3 - 20 80 3

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3 Chemistry

CHE6B14

Physical Chemistry Practical

- - 20 80 4

CHE6B15

Organic Chemistry Practical

- - 20 80 4

CHE6B16

Inorganic Chemistry Practical – II

- 5 20 80 4

CHE6B17

Inorganic Chemistry Practical – III

- 5 20 80 4

CHE6B18

Project Work - - 10 40 2

Total 37

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND

MANAGEMENT STUDIES The Department of Commerce was established in 1975 and has

been scaling heights ever since. The Department is enriched by

12 faculty members including 10 regular staff members and 2

Adhoc faculty. At present Department offers two undergraduate

programmes (B.Com with ACCA and BBA with CMA) and post

graduate (M.Com) programmes which are most demanded

courses of the contemporary academic world. The Department

has the glorious record of having achieved enormous number of

JRF/NET holders and secured many rank holders in the

University examinations. Currently department have 7 MoU with

different reputed institutes and 11 collaboration with a reputed

Institutions.


UG PROGRAMMES B. Com.Finance BBA

PG PROGRAMMES M. Com. Finance

CERTIFICATE COURSES Business Applications of Computers Computerized Accounting with Tally Fundamentals of Co-operative Theory and Practice Basics of Accounting Fundamentals of Islamic Finance Fundamentals of Foreign Exchange Management Office Automation Tools Fundamentals of Tourism Management Fundamentals of Hospitality Management Fundamentals of Insurance Management Fundamentals of Retail Management

OPEN COURSES Basic Accounting Tourism Management

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FACULTY DR. AJIMS P. MOHAMMED PRINCIPAL

Qualification BE, MBA & Ph. D.



DR. V. SIJI VERGHESE (HOD) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. Com., B Ed, Ph. D.



SMT. K. MUNEERA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. Com.



SMT. A.V. FATHIMA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. Com, B Ed.



SMT. T. THABSHEERA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. Com, B Ed.



SRI. A. JAHFAR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. Com.



SMT. K. M. RAHEENA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. Com., B Ed, M. Phil.



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SRI. K. NAZAR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. Com., B Ed, M Phil.



SRI. M. T. RAFEEQUE ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. Com., B Ed, M. Phil.



SMT. K. THANZEELA EBRAHIM ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. Com, M B A, B Ed.



DR. ASHA K. MOIDEEN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ON CONTRACT

Qualification MBA, PGDHRM, M Phil, Ph D



CLASS TUTORS


I BBA Smt. K. Thanzeela Ebrahim

II BBA Sri. M.T. Rafeeque

III BBA Smt. T. Thabsheera

I BCom Sri. K. Nazar

II BCom Smt. A.V. Fathima & Sri. A. Jahfar

III BCom Smt. K.M. Raheena

I MCom Smt. K. Muneera

II MCom Dr. V. Siji Verghese

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES B. Com.

Ability to solve legal, Environmental and social issues relating to a business and undertakes social responsibilities.

Communicate effectively with the complex business world and preparation of financial statements.

Identify, formulate and analyse research problems

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relating to a business and ability to reach conclusions using statistical tools.

Knowledge on Income tax regulations and calculations. Apply the knowledge about various regulatory institutions

and development financial institutions in real life situations.

Awareness about preparation of audit report for various companies

BBA Enable effective management professionals and ability to

take more responsibilities in future and to accomplish outstanding results

Understand management principles and functions and apply these to one‟s own work and develop a work culture.

Function effectively as a corporate leader and co-ordinates work as a leader, manager in a company.

Understand the nature and attitude of human resources and their significance to organization.

Acquire knowledge of various Laws relating to business. Acquire knowledge about principle of business ethics.

M. Com. Impart the students with higher level knowledge and

understanding of contemporary trends in commerce and business finance

Equip the students to evaluate environmental factors that influence business operation with the conceptual requirements and skills on preparation and interpretation of financial statements.

Prepare the students to apply statistical methods and proficient use of tools for modelling and analysis of business data

PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOMES B Com

To build a strong foundation of knowledge in different areas of Commerce.

To develop the skill of applying concepts and techniques used in Commerce.

To develop an attitude for working effectively and efficiently in a business environment.

To integrate knowledge, skill and attitude that will sustain an environment of learning and creativity among the students.

To expose students about entrepreneurship.

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To enable a student to be capable of making decisions at personal and professional level.

BBA Develop functional and general management skills. Inculcate a global mind-set. Evaluate different business problems using analytical

and creative, and integrative abilities. Build and Demonstrate leadership, teamwork, and

social skills. Communicate effectively in different contexts. Analyze socio-political-economic environment of

business organizations M. Com.

To apply knowledge acquired in problem solving through simulation.

Ability to work in teams with enhanced communication and inter-personal skills.

To allocate the resources and adjusting the time and cost up to the optimum level.

SYLLABUSB.COM FINANCE

B. Com.

Se

m

Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s

Mark

s Credi

t T P

In

t

Ex

t

I Common

A01

Transactions

:Essential

English

Language

Skills

4 20 80 4

A02

Ways with

Words:

Literatures in

English

5 20 80 3

A07

Communicatio

n Skills in

Languages

other than

4 20 80 4

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B. Com.

Se

m

Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s

Mark

s Credi

t T P

In

t

Ex

t

English

(Addnl.

Language)

Core BCMIB01 Business

Management 6 20 80 4

Complementa

ry BCMIC01

Managerial

Economics 5 20 80 4

Ability

Enhancement/

Audit 1

AUD1E01 Environment

Studies - - -

10

0 4

Total 23

II

Common

BC2A03

Writing for

Academics &

Professional

Success

4 0 20 80 4

BC2A04

Zeitgeist:

Reading on

Contemporary

Culture

5 0 20 80 3

BC2A08

Translation

and

Communicatio

n in Other

Languages

(Addnl.

Language)

4 0 20 80 4

Core BCM2B02 Financial

Accounting 6 20 80 4

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B. Com.

Se

m

Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s

Mark

s Credi

t T P

In

t

Ex

t

Comple. BCM2C02 Marketing


Ability

Enhancement/

Audit 2

AUD2E02 Disaster

Management - - -

10

0 4

Total 23

III

Common

BC3A11

Basic

Numerical

Skills

5 20 80 4

BC3A12 General

Informatics 5 20 80 4

Core BC3B03 Business

Regulations 4 20 80 4

BC3B04 Corporate


Complementa

ry

BC3C03

E-

Commerce


Total 25 500 20

IV

Common

BC4A13 Entrepreneursh

ip Development 5 20 80 4

BC4A14 Banking and

Insurance 5 20 80 4

Core

BC4B05 Cost Accounting 6 20 80 4

BC4B06 Corporate

Regulations 4 20 80 4

Complementa

ry BC4C04

Quantitative

Techniques for

Business

5 20 80 4

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B. Com.

Se

m

Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s

Mark

s Credi

t T P

In

t

Ex

t

Total 25 500 20

V

Core

BC5B07 Accounting for


BC5B08

Business

Research

Methods

5 20 80 4

BC5B09

Human

Resource

Management

4 20 80 4

BC5B10 Course in

Specialization 6 20 80 4

BC5B11 Course in

Specialization 5 20 80 4

Open BC5D01 Open Course

Total 25 500 20

VI

Core

BC6B12 Income Tax

Law & Practice

BC6B13 Auditing

BC6B14 Course in

Specialization

BCSB15 Course in

Specialization

Project BC6B16

(PR)

Three Weeks

Project and

Viva-Voce

Total 25 500 20

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BBA

Se

m

Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s

Mark

s Credi

t

T P In

t

Ex

t

I

Common

BBA1A0

1

Transactions

:Essential

English

Language Skills

4 20 80 4

BBA1A0

2

Ways with

Words:

Literatures in

English

5 15 60 3

BBA1A0

7

Communication

Skills in

Languages

other than

English (Addnl.

Language)

5 20 80 4

Core BBA1B0

1

Management

Theory and

Practices

6 20 80 4

Complementa

ry

BBAIC0

1

Managerial

Economics 5 20 80 4

Ability

Enhancement/

Audit 1

AUD1E0

1

Environment

Studies - - -

10

0 4

Total 23

II Common BBA2A0

3

Writing for

Academics &

Professional

Success

4 20 80 4

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BBA

Se

m

Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s

Mark

s Credi

t

T P In

t

Ex

t

BBA2A0

4

Zeitgeist:

Reading on

Contemporary

Culture

5 15 60 3

BBA2A

08

Additional

Language

Course ll

5 20 80 4

Core BBA2B0

2

Financial


Compl. BBA2C0

2 Marketing 5 20 80 4

Ability

Enhancement/

Audit 2

AUD2E0

2

Disaster

Management - - -

10

0 4

Total 23

III

Common

BBIIIA1

1

Basic

numerical

skills

5 20 80 4

BBIIIA1

2

General

Informatics 5 20 80 4

Core

BBIIIB0

3

Business

Regulatory

Frame Work

5 20 80 4

BBIIIB0

4

Organizational

Behavior 5 20 80 4

Compl. BBIIIC0

3

Quantitative

Techniques for 5 20 80 4

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BBA

Se

m

Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s

Mark

s Credi

t

T P In

t

Ex

t

Business

Total 25 500 20

IV

Common

BBIVA1

3

Banking &

Insurance 5 20 80 4

BBIVA1

4

Entrepreneursh

ip Development 5 20 80 4

Core

BBIVB0

5

Marketing


BBIVB0

6

Financial


Complementar

y

BBIVC0

4

Management

Science 5 20 80 4

Total 25 500 20

V

Core

BBVB07 Accounting for

management 5 20 80 4

BBVB08

Business

Research

methods

4 20 80 4

BBVB09

Emerging

Trends in

Management

3 20 80 4

BBVB10 Specialization I 5 20 80 4

BBVB11 Specialization II 5 20 80 4

Open BBVD0

1 3 2

Total 25 500 22

VI Core BBVIB1 Operations 5 20 80 4

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BBA

Se

m

Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s

Mark

s Credi

t

T P In

t

Ex

t

2 Management

BBVIB1

3

Human

Resource

Management

5 20 80 4

BBVI

B14

Specialization

III 5 20 80 4

BBVI

B15

Specialization

IV 5 20 80 4

Project BBVIB1

6

Project and viva

voce 5 2

Total 25 400 18

M. COM.

Sem Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hours Marks Credit

T P Int Ext

I Core

MCM1C01

Business

Environment &

Policy

5 4

MCM1C02

Corporate

Governance &

Business Ethics

5

MCM1C03 Quantitative

Techniques for

Business Decisions

5 4

MCM1C04 Management

Theory and

Organisational

Behaviour

5 4

MCM1C05 Advanced

Management

Accounting

5 4

Total 20

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Sem Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hours Marks Credit

T P Int Ext

II Core

MCM2C06 Advanced Corporate

Accounting 5 4

MCM2C06 Advanced Strategic

Management 5 4

MCM2C06 Advanced Cost

Accounting 5 4

MCM2C06 International

Business 5 4

MCM2C06 Management

Science 5 4

Total 20

III Core

M.COM

3.1

Financial

Management 5 4

M.COM

3.2

Research

methodology in

Commerce

5 4

M.COM

3.3 Income Tax 5 4

M.COM

3.4 Elective I 5 4

M.COM

3.5 Project Work 5 4

Total 25 20

IV Core

M.COM

4.1

Advanced Cost

Accounting 4

M.COM

4.2 Elective II 4

M.COM

4.3 Elective III 4

M.COM

4.4 Elective IV 4

M.COM

4.5

(a) Project Work &

Report

preparation

(b) Viva Voce

4

Total 25 20

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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE Since its inception in the year 1999, the Department of

Computer Science has been functioning with the declared

objective of imparting scientific knowledge in the field of

computer science and to aid the development of student

community and hence the society. The department offers B. Sc.

Programme in Computer Science, UGC Career Oriented Add-On

Course in Office Automation and Short-term Certificate Courses.

The department has well qualified faculty members so as to cater

the students into the spiraling demands of the IT industry. Our

Vision is to be in the frontier of Computer Science and

Technology and to produce globally competent graduates with

moral values committed to build a vibrant nation. Our Mission

include, to provide a holistic learning ambience for innovation

and skill development in computer science and technology, to

achieve state prominence by providing outstanding education and

to educate students to think critically and creatively in the area

of digital technology. The department is sensitized to the need of

the students, faculties and society. We are trying to establish

more collaborations with institutions of national importance and

with industry. We have been conducting Inter Collegiate IT Fest

named Zerone and Inter Department Game Fest named Gamora

every year, in order to provide opportunity to the students to

showcase their ideas and talents. Many extension and outreach

programmes are organized by the departments every year. UG PROGRAMMES

B. Sc. Computer Science

UGC CAREER ORIENTED ADD ON COURSES Certificate Course on Office Automation Diploma Course on Office Automation

CERTIFICATE COURSES

Introduction to Web Designing – HTML and CSS

Programming in C

Python Programming

OPEN COURSES Introduction to Office Automation

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FACULTY MS. K. NUSRATH (HOD) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification MCA, MBA, M. Phil.



SMT. C.A. ANEESHYA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification MCA



SMT. K. SALEEMA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification MCA



SRI. P. RAMEEZ ALI ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ON CONTRACT

Qualification M. Tech.



CLASS TUTORS


I B. Sc. Computer Science Sri. P. Rameez Ali

II B. Sc. Computer Science Smt. C.A. Aneeshya

III B. Sc. Computer Science Smt. K. Saleema

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES

PO1: An ability to apply mathematical foundations, algorithmic

principles, and Computer Science theory in the modeling and

design of computational systems in a way that demonstrates

comprehension of the tradeoffs involved in design choices.

PO2: An understanding of professional, ethical, legal, security,

and social issues and responsibilities for the computing

profession.

PO3: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or

leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.

PO4: Demonstrate knowledge understanding of the scientific

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and management principles and apply these to one‟s own work,

as a member and leader in a team to manage projects and in

multidisciplinary environments.

PO5: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and

ability to engage

in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of

technological change


PSO1: Demonstrate mastery of Computer Science in the

following core knowledge areas

• Data Structures and Programming Languages

• Databases, Software Engineering and Development

• Computer Hardware and Architecture

PSO2: Apply problem-solving skills and the knowledge of

Computer Science to solve real world problems.

PSO3: Develop technical project reports and present them orally

among the users

SYLLABUS

Sem

Course Type

Course Code

Course Title

Hours

Marks Credi

t T P

Int

Ext

I

Common

A01


4 15 60 3

A02

Ways with Words: Literature in English

5 15 60 3

A07


4 20 80 4

Core BCS1B01 Computer Fundamentals and HTML

2 2 15 60 3

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Complementary

MAT1C01

Mathematics 1 4 15 60 3

PHY1CO1


4 15 60 3


Audit 1

AUD1E01

Environment Studies

- - - 100

4

Total 23

II

Common

A03


4 0 20 80 4

A04


5 0 20 80 4

A08


4 0 20 80 4

Core BCS2B02 Problem Solving Using C

2 - 15 60 3

BCS2B03

Programming Lab 1: HTML and Programming in C

- 2 20 80 4

Complementary

MAT2CO2


PHY2CO2

Mechanics, Relativity, Waves and Oscillation

4 15 60 3

- Physics Practical

- - -

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Ability

Enhancement/

Audit 2

AUD2E02

Disaster Management

- - - 100

4

Total 22

III

Core

XXXXA11

Numerical Skill 4 20 80 4

XXXXA12

General Informatics

4 20 80 4

BCS3B04 Data Structures using C

3 4 20 80 3

MAT3C03

Mathematics III 5 20 80 3

Complementary

PHY3C03

Optics, Laser, Electronics and Communication

5 20 80 3

- Physics Practical

- - -

Total 25 500 18

IV

Core

XXXXA13

Entrepreneurship

4 20 80 4

XXXXA14

Basics of Audio & Video Media

4 20 80 4

BCS4B05

Database Management System and RDBMS

3 2 20 80 3

BCS4B06

Programming Laboratory II: Lab Exam of 3rd and 4th Sem. Data Structures and RDBMS

- 2 20 80 4

Complementary

MAT4C04

Mathematics IV 5 20 80 3

PHY4C04

Electricity, Magnetism and Nuclear Physics

5 20 80 2

PHY4CO5

Physics Practical

-

Total 25 600 20

V Core BCS1B07 Computer Organization

5 20 80 4

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and Architecture

BCS1B08 Java Programming

3 3 20 80 4

BCS1B09 Web Programming Using PHP

3 3 20 80 4

BCS1B10 Principles of Software Engineering

4 20 80 4

XXX5DXX

Open 2 10 40 2

- Project work 2 - - - Total 25 450 18

VI Core

BCS6B11 Android Programming

4 1 20 80 4

BCS6B12 Operating Systems

4 1 20 80 4

BCS6B13 Computer Networks

5 - 20 80 4

BCS6B14

Programming Laboratory III: Lab Exam of

5th Sem. Java and PHP

Programming

- 2 20 80 2

BCS6B15

Programming Laboratory IV: Android and Linux shell

Programming

- 2 20 80 2

BCS6B16X

Elective Course 4 - 20 80 3

BCS6B17 Project work - 2 10 40 2 Total 25 750 22

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P.G DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS The Department has been offering UG course since 1975. It has

been upgraded as Post-Graduate department in 1979. The

Department offers a regular full-time four semesters PG and six

semesters UG Programmes in Economics. The department

maintains an effective tutorial system to foster healthy

relationship ship between teachers and students. The department

also provides remedial coaching for academically weak students.

The total strength of the department is 254 students. Among

them more than 80% are girls. Department offering Add- on

Course on Diploma and Certificate courses in Entrepreneurial

Skill Development. The department of economics has produced

many of the leading academicians, educators, administrators,

policy makers, corporate leaders and journalists.


UG PROGRAMMES B.A. Economics

PG PROGRAMMES M.A. Economics

CERTIFICATE COURSES Environmental Economics Gender Economics Health Economics

ADD-ON PROGRAMMES Certificate course on Entrepreneurial Skill

Development Diploma course on Entrepreneurial skill development

programme

FACULTY DR. M.V. BUSHARA (HOD) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.A, PGDHRM, Ph.D



SMT. ASHA NEENDUR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.A, B.Ed


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SMT. V.U. SHAMILA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.A, B.Ed, PGDCA, HDC



SRI. A. MUJEEB RAHMAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.A, B.Ed, M.Ed



SMT. S. AMBILI ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., D.C.P



CLASS TUTORS


I BA Economics Smt. Asha Neendur

II BA Economics Smt. V. U. Shamila

III BA Economics Smt. Thajul Husna

I MA Economics Dr. M. V. Bushara

II MA Economics Sri. A. Mujeeb Rahman

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES

To obtain knowledge and skills in economics,

mathematics,

statistics, and computing flexibility in a variety of

contexts.


mathematics, statistics, and computing flexibility in a

variety of contexts.



mathematics, statistics, and computing flexibility in a

variety of contexts.

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SYLLABUS

B. A. ECONOMICS

Sem

Course Type

Course Code

Course Title

Hours

Marks Cred

it T P

Int

Ext

I

Common

A01


4 20 80 3

A02


5 20 80 3

A07


4 20 80 4

Core EC1B01 Micro Economics 1

6 20 80 5

Complementary (Type 1- Course 1)

HIS1C01

Modern Indian History (1857- present)

6 20 80 4


Audit 1

AUD1E01

Environment Studies

- - - 100

4

Total 23

II Common

A03


5 20 80 4

A04


4 20 80 4

A08

Translation and Communication in Other

4 20 80 4

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Languages (Addnl. Language)

Core EC2B02 Macro Economics I

6 20 80 5

Complementary(T

ype 2- Course 1) PSC02

Political Science Ideas and Concepts

6 20 80 4

Ability

Enhancement/

Audit 2

AUD2E02

Disaster Management

- - - 100

4

Total 25

III

Common


5 20 80 4

A09

Literature in Other Languages (Addnl. Language)

5 20 80 4

Core

EC3B03

Quantitative Methods for Economic Analysis

5 20 80 4

EC3B04 Modern Banking and Insurance

4 20 80 4

Complementary

HIS3C0I

Indian National Movement Gandhian Phase (1917-1947)

3 20 80 2

PS3C03

Political Science

Structures and

Processes

3 2

Total 20

IV Common

A06

Reading in Fiction & Non-Fiction (Eng)

5 20 80 4

A10 Culture and Civilization in Other

5 20 80 4

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Languages (Addnl. Language)

Core EC4B05

Quantitative Methods for Economic Analysis II

5 20 80 4

EC4B06 Computer Applications

4 20 80 4

Complementary

HIS4CO1

Selected Themes in Contemporary India

3 20 80 2

PS4CO4

Political science —Political Ideologies

3 20 80 2

Total 20

V

Core

EC5B07 Macro Economics 1

6 20 80 4

EC5B08

India’s Economic Development-National and Regional

5 20 80 4

EC5B09 Economics of Capital Market

5 20 80 4

EC5B10 International economics

5 20 80 4

Open EC5D02 International Trade and Finance

2 20 80 2

Project Project Work 1 20 80 Total 18

VI

Core

EC6B11 Financial Economics

5 20 80 4

EC6B12 Public Finance

5 20 80 4

EC6B13 Macro Economics-II

5 20 80 4

EC6B14 Development Economics

5 20 80 4

Elective EC6E03 Economics of Business and Finance

4 20 80 2

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Project EC6B15 Project Work 1 20 80 4 Total 22

M. A. ECONOMICS

Se

m

Cours

e

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s Marks

Credi

t T P

In

t

Ex

t

I Core

ECO1C01

Micro Economics:

Theory and

Applications - 1

7 25 75 4

ECO1C02

Macroeconomics:

Theories and

Policies 1

6 25 75 4

ECO1C03

Indian

Economy:Problem

s and Policies

6 25 75 4

ECO1C04

Quantitative

Methods For

Economic Analysis

– 1

6 25 75 4

Total 25 400 16

II Core

ECO2C05

Micro Economics:

Theory and

Applications - II

6 25 75 4

ECO2C06

Macroeconomics:

Theories and

Policies II

6 25 75 4

ECO2C07

Public Finance:

Theory and

Practice

7 25 75 4

ECO2C08

Quantitative

Methods for

Economic Analysis

6 25 75 4

Total 25 400 16

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Se

m

Cours

e

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s Marks

Credi

t T P

In

t

Ex

t

III Core

Core IX International

Trade 7 25 75 4

Core X Growth and

Development 6 25 75 4

Core XI Banking: Theory

and Practice 6 25 75 4

Core XII Basic

Econometrics 6 25 75 4

Total 25 400 16

IV Core

Core XIII International

Finance 6 25 75 4

Core XIV Financial Market 6 25 75 4

Elective1 Business

Economics 6 25 75 4

Elective2

Research

Methodology and

Computer

Applications

6 25 75 4

Dissertatio

n Dissertation 1 25 75 4

Viva-Voce Dissertation Viva 25 75 4

Theory viva

Total 25 600 24

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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Established in 1968 offering Common courses for Pre-Degree and

Undergraduate Programmes. Upgraded to UG department in

2013.Language lab was established in 2011 and upgraded in

2019.


UG PROGRAMMES

B.A. English Language and Literature

CERTIFICATE COURSES

Certificate Courses in Journalism and Mass Media

Certificate Courses in Business Communication

Certificate Courses in Academic Writing

Certificate Courses in Creative Writing

Certificate Courses in Soft Skill and Communicative

English

English for Daily Life

COMMON COURSES

ENG1A01: Transactions –Essential English Language

Skills

ENG1A02: Ways With Words– Literatures In English

ENG2A03: Writing For Academic And Professional

Success

ENG2A04: Zeitgeist –Readings On Contemporary

Culture

ENG3A05: Signatures –Expressing The Self

ENG4A06: Spectrum –Literature And Contemporary

Issues

OPEN COURSE

English for Competitive Exams

FACULTY SMT. ANUPAMA MURALI (HOD) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.A. PGDJ


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E Mail ID [email protected] [email protected]

DR. V.U. AMEERA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification MA, Ph. D.



DR. SAMEERA HANEEF ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.A. B.Ed. Ph. D.



DR. RESHMI P. RAVINDRAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.A.,B. Ed. Ph.D.



SMT. V. M. FARISHA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification MA B. Ed



SMT. E.P. SAFIYA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.A, BEd.



CLASS TUTORS


I BA English Dr. Reshmi P. Ravindran

II BA English Dr. V.U. Ameera

III BA English Smt. V. M. Farisha

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES

Enabling prospective students, parents, employees and

others to understand the nature and level of learning

outcomes and attributes of English literature.

A commitment to the knowledge to understand the world

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and how to make a contribution to it.

Development of each person‟s unique potential.

Respect for others and their rights.

Social and civic responsibility, participation in

democratic process, social justice and cultural diversity.

Concern for the natural and cultural environment.

Assimilation of ability, balance, harmony and

inclusiveness

Identifying and defining such aspects for attributes of

English literature that a graduate of the subject should

be able to demonstrate on successful completion of the

programme of study


Disciplinary knowledge of English Literature and

Literacy Studies

Communication Skills

Critical Thinking

Analytical Reasoning

Problem Solving

Research-Related Skills

Self-Directing

Multicultural Competence

Values: Moral and Ethical, Literacy and Human

Digital Literacy

SYLLABUS

Se

m

Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s

Mark

s Credi

t T P

In

t

Ex

t

I Common A01 Transactions

:Essential 4 20 80 3

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English

Language

Skills

A02

Ways with

Words:

Literatures in

English

5 20 80 3

A07

Communicatio

n Skills in

Languages

other than

English

(Addnl.

Language)

4 20 80 4

Core ENG1B0

1

Introducing

Literature 6 0 20 80 4

Complementar

y ICPIC01

Indian

Constitution

and Politics:

Basic Features

6 0 20 80 4

Ability

Enhancement/

Audit 1

AUD1E0

1

Environment

Studies - - -

10

0 4

Total 22

II Common A03 Writing for

Academics & 4 0 20 80 4

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Professional

Success

A04

Zeitgeist:

Reading on

Contemporary

Culture

5 0 20 80 4

A08

Translation

and Communi-

cation in Other

Languages

(Addnl.

Language)

4 0 20 80 4

Core ENG2B0

1

Appreciating

Poetry 6 0 20 80 4

Complementar

y HY2C04

Era of

Absolutism

and Revolution

in England

6 0 20 80 4

Ability

Enhancement/

Audit 2

AUD2E0

2

Disaster

Management - - -

10

0 4

Total 24

III Common A05

Native Media

in English

(English)

5 0 20 80 4

A09 Literature in 5 0 20 80 4

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Other

Languages

(Addnl.

Language)

Core

ENG3B0

1

Reading

Drama 4 0 20 80 4

ENG3B0

2

Reading

Fiction 5 0 20 80 4

Complementar

y

HY3C04 Social History

of Britain 3 0 20 80 2

ICP3C03

Indian

Constitution

and Politics-

Political

Dynamics

3 0 2

Total 20

IV Common

A06

Reading in

Fiction and

Non-Fiction

(English)

5 0 20 80 4

A10

Culture and

Civilization in

Other

Languages

(Addnl.

Language)

5 0 20 80 4

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Core ENG4B0

1

Modern

English

literature

5 0 20 80 4

ENG4B0

2

Methodology of

humanities 4 0 20 80 4

Complementar

y

HY4C04

Post

Colonialism

and English

Literature

3 0 20 80 2

ICP4C04

Indian

Constitution

and Politics-

Federal

Dynamics and

Decentralizatio

n

3 0 20 80 2

Total 20

V Core

ENG5B01 Indian Writing

in English 5 0 20 80 4

ENG5B02 Language and

Linguistics 5 0 20 80 4

ENG5B03 Methodology of


ENG5B04 Informatics 5 0 20 80 4

ENG5B05 Project 2 0 20 80 0

Open ENG5D01 Applied 3 0 20 80 4

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Language

Skills

Total 20

VI

Core

ENG6B01

Literary

Criticism and

Theory

5 0 20 80 4

ENG6B02

Literature in

English

American &

Postcolonial

5 0 20 80 4

ENG6B03 Women’s

Writing 5 0 20 80 4

ENG6B04

Writing for the

Media 5 0 20 80 4

ENG6B05 Project 2 0 20 80 4

Elective ENG6B03

E

Dalit


Total 22

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DEPARTMENT OF PG STUDIES &

RESEARCH IN GEOLOGY Geology – Illuminates the past, sustains the present and promotes

the future.

The Department of PG Studies and Research in Geology is one

of the prestigious departments of MES Ponnani College. The

department was established in the year 1978 as an undergraduate

department with the introduction of B. Sc. Geology Programme.

The year 1981 marked the passing out of the first B. Sc. batch

with meritorious achievements, holding first rank at the

University level. After twenty years, the department was

upgraded as a Post Graduate department during the year 1998

with the introduction of M.Sc. Applied Geology Programme. With

two teachers – Dr. K Gopalakrishna and Dr. V A Ayisha - having

obtained in-service Ph.D., Degree, the Department was elevated to

the status of a research centre in Geology of the University of

Calicut in the year 2008. The faculty and the department as a

whole is extensively participating in social out-reach and

extension programmes. So far, the faculty members successfully

completed a number of major and minor research projects funded

by UGC, KSCSTE, DST, DoECC etc. During the last four decades,

the department was committed to imparting high-quality

education related to Earth and Environmental Sciences. The

department also conducts quality research on socially and

academically relevant aspects. The mission of the department is

to: (a) develop geologists, who are competent enough to shoulder

global and national responsibilities, (b) inculcate research

aptitude among the students, and (c) reach out the society to solve

the issues of geological concern. In order to update and bridge the

knowledge gap, the department frequently conducts national as

well as regional level seminars, symposium and workshops.


UG PROGRAMMES B. Sc. Geology

PG PROGRAMMES M.Sc. Applied Geology

CERTIFICATE COURSES Geographic Information Systems

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OPEN COURSES Understanding the Earth

FACULTY DR. V.A. AYISHA (HOD) ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

Qualification M.Sc. (Geology), Ph.D. (Geology)

Mobile Number


DR. V.K. BRIJESH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.Sc. (Geology), Ph.D. (Geology)

Mobile Number


DR. C. SREEJITH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.Sc. (Applied Geology), Ph.D. (Geology)

Mobile Number


SRI. P.K. ABDUL NAFIH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.Sc. (Marine Geology), Ph.D. (Geology; Pursuing)

Mobile Number


DR. V. SANTHOSH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.Sc. (Marine Geology), Ph.D. (Environmental Science)

Mobile Number


DR. K.S. ARUNKUMAR ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.Sc. (Marine Geology), Ph.D. (Environmental Science)

Mobile Number


DR. M. NITHYA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

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Qualification M.Sc. (Applied Geology), Ph.D. (Geology)

Mobile Number


CLASS TUTORS


I B. Sc. Geology Dr. M. Nithya

II B. Sc. Geology Dr. K. S. Arunkumar

III B. Sc. Geology Sri. P. K. Abdul Nafih

I M.Sc. Applied Geology Dr. C. Sreejith

II M.Sc. Applied Geology Dr. V. K. Brijesh

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES

B. SC. GEOLOGY

PO1: Critical Thinking: Take informed actions after

identifying the assumptions that frame our thinking and

actions, checking out the degree to which these assumptions

are accurate and valid, and looking at our ideas and decisions

(intellectual, organizational, and personal) from different

perspectives.

PO2: Problem Solving: Understand and solve problems of

relevance to society to meet the specified needs using the

knowledge, skills and attitudes acquired from humanities/

sciences/mathematics/social sciences.

PO3: Effective Communication: Speak, read, write and listen

clearly in person and through electronic media in English and

in one Indian language, and make meaning of the world by

connecting people, ideas, books, media and technology.

PO4: Effective Citizenship: Demonstrate empathetic social

concern and equity centred national development, and the

ability to act with an informed awareness of issues and

participate in civic life through volunteering.

PO5: Environment and Sustainability: Understand the issues

of environmental contexts and sustainable development.

PO6: Self-directed and Life-long Learning: Acquire the ability

to engage in independent and life-long learning in the

broadest context socio-technological changes

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M.SC. APPLIED GEOLOGY

PO1: Critical Thinking: Take informed actions after

identifying the assumptions that frame our thinking and

actions, checking out the degree to which these assumptions

are accurate and valid, and looking at our ideas and decisions

(intellectual, organizational, and personal) from different

perspectives.

PO2: Problem Solving: Understand and solve problems of

relevance to society to meet the specified needs using the




clearly in person and through electronic media in English and

in one Indian language, and make meaning of the world by



concern and equity centred national development, and the



PO5: Environment and Sustainability: Understand the issues

of environmental contexts and sustainable development.

PO6: Self-directed and Life-long Learning: Acquire the ability

to engage in independent and life-long learning in the

broadest context socio-technological changes


B. SC. GEOLOGY

PSO1: Understand the nature and basic concepts of Physical

geology, Geomorphology, and Historical Geology.

PSO2: Understand the physical, chemical and optical

characteristics of rocks and minerals, their economic aspects

and distribution.

PSO3: Understand the structural aspects of rock formations,

global tectonics and earth dynamics.

PSO4: Understand the applications of geoscience in

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environmental planning and management.

M.SC. APPLIED GEOLOGY PSO1: Apply the concepts of Physical geology, Geomorphology, and Historical Geology.in solving problems and taking decisions. PSO2: Understand the physical, chemical and optical characteristics of rocks and minerals, their economic aspects and distribution so as to suggest and promote the wise use of the resources. PSO3: Understand the structural aspects of rock formations, global tectonics and earth dynamics in order to help the society in understanding and managing natural disasters, wherever possible. PSO4: Discuss the applications of geoscience in environmental planning and management.

SYLLABUS B. SC. GEOLOGY

Sem

Course Type

Course Code

Course Title

Hours

Marks Cred

it T P

Int

Ext

I

Common

A01 Transactions :Essential English Language Skills

4 20 80 3

A02 Ways with Words: Literatures in English

5 20 80 3

A07


4 20 80 4

Core GE01B01

Essentials of Geology

3 15 60 3

GE01B02(P)

Field Geology 1 - - 0

Complementary

CH1C01 General Chemistry 2 16 64 2

CH1C02 Complementary Course (Practical) I

2 - - 0

XXCO1 Physics 2 16 64 2 XX1CO2 Physics 2 0

Ability Enhancement/ Audit 1

AUD1E01 Environment Studies

- - - 100

4

Total 21

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II Common

A03


5 20 80 4

A04 Zeitgeist: Reading on Contemporary Culture

4 20 80 3

A08


4 0 20 80 4

Core GE01B03

Dynamic Geology and Geoinformatics

3 15 60 3

GE01B04(P)

Geoinformatics 1 - - 0

Complementary

CH2C03 Inorganic and Physical Chemistry

2 16 64 2

CH2C04 Complementary Course (Practical) II

2 - - 0

XX2C07 Physics 2 16 64 2 XX2C08 Physics 2 - - 0

Ability

Enhancemen

t/ Audit 2

AUD1E02

Disaster Management

- - - 100

4

Total 22

III

Common


5 20 80

4

A09 Literature in Other Languages(Addnl..Language)

5 0 20 80

4

Core GL3B05 Crystallography 3 20

80

3

GL3B06 Crystallography 2 - - 0

Complementary

CH3C05 Organic and biochemistry

3 16 64

2

CH3C06 Complementary Course (Practical) III

2 - - 0

XX2C011

Physics 3 16 64

2

XX2C012

Physics 2 - - 0

Total 25 460 15

IV Common A06

Reading in Fiction and Non-Fiction (English)

5 20 80

4

A10 Culture and Civilization 5 20 8 4

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in Other Languages (Addnl. Language)

0

Core GL4B07 Mineralogy 3 20

80

3

GL4B08 Crystallography and Mineralogy

2 20 80

4

Complementary

CH4C07

Physical chemistry 3 16 64

2

CH4C08

Complementary Course (Practical) III

2 16 64

4

XX2C015

Physics 3 16 64

2

XX2C016

Physics 2 16 64

4

Total 25 720 27

V

Core

GL5B09 Stratigraphy and Physiography of India

2 20 80

3

GL5B10 Indian Geology 3 20 80

3

GL5B11 Igneous Petrology 3 20 80

3

GL5B12 Sedimentology 3 20 80

3

GL5B13 Metamorphic Geology 3 20 80

3

GL5B14 Field Description of Rocks

3 - - 0

GL5B15 Petrography 3 - - 0 GL5B16 Project work/Study Tour 2 - - 0

Open Open Open Course 3 10 40

2

Total 25 460 15

VI Core

GL6B17 Structural Geology and Geotectonics

3 20 80

3

GL6B18 Palaeontology 3 20 80

3

GL6B19 Ore Forming Processes 3 20 80

3

GL6B20 Indian Mineral Deposits 3 20 80

3

GL6B21 Structural and Economic Geology

4 20 80

3

GL6B22 Petrology and Palaeontology

4 20 80

5

GL6B23 Environmental Geology(E01)

3 20 80

5

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Disaster Management (E02) Geo Exploration (E03) Geotechnical Engineering (E04)

GL6B23Pr

Project work/Study Tour 2 10 40

2

Total 25 460 15

M.SC. APPLIED GEOLOGY

Se

m

Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s

Mark

s Credi

t T P

In

t

Ex

t

I

Theory

GEL1C01

Physical

Geology

&Geomorpholog

y

4 20 80 4

GEL1C02

Structural

Geology &

Geotectonics

5 20 80 4

GEL1C03 Geoinformatics 4 20 80 4

GEL1C04 Stratigraphy &

Indian Geology 4 20 80 4

Practical GEL1L01

Geomorphology,

Structural

Geology,

Geoinformatics

6 20 80 3

Field Work GEL1F01 Study Tour 2 0 0 0

Total 25 500 19

II Theory

GEL2C05 Crystallography

& Mineralogy 4 20 80 4

GEL2C06 Economic

Geology 4 20 80 4

GEL2C07 Hydrogeology 4 20 80 4

GEL2C08 Applied

Palaeontology 5 20 80 4

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Se

m

Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s

Mark

s Credi

t T P

In

t

Ex

t

&

Sedimentology

Practical GEL2L02

Crystallography

, Mineralogy,

Economic

Geology,

Hydrogeology,

Palaeontology

&

Sedimentology

6 20 80 3

Field Work GEL2F02 Field Work 2 2

Total 25 500 21

III

Core

GEL3C09 Exploration

Geology 5 25 75 4

GEL3C10

Igneous and

Metamorphic

Petrology

5 25 75 4

Elective 1

GEL3E01

Or

GEL3E02

Remote Sensing

& Geographic

Information

System

Climatology

5 25 75 4

Practical GEL3C11P

Exploration

Geology,

Igneous &

Metamorphic

Petrology

10 25 75 4

Total 25 400 16

IV Core GEL4C12 Economic

Geology 5 25 75 4

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Se

m

Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hour

s

Mark

s Credi

t T P

In

t

Ex

t

GEL4C13 Geochemistry &

Sedimentology 5 25 75 4

Elective 1

GEL3E01O

r

GEL3E02

Remote Sensing

& Geographic

Information

System

Climatology

5 25 75 4

Practical GEL3C11P

Exploration

Geology,

Igneous &

Metamorphic

Petrology

10 25 75 4

Project /

Dissertatio

n

GEL4C15P

r

Project /

Dissertation 5 25 75 4

Field

Mapping

GEL4C16P

r

Combined Field

Mapping 25 75 4

Viva-Voce GEL4C17V Viva-Voce 25 75 4

Total 25 700 28

Total Credits for the whole Programme 76

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DEPARTMENT OF PG STUDIES AND

RESEARCH IN PHYSICS Established in the year 1968, B. Sc. Physics started in the year

1981 and Post Graduate course in Physics started in the year

1993. In the year 2018 it was upgraded to the level of an

approved Research Centre under Calicut University.


UG PROGRAMMES B. Sc. Physics

PG PROGRAMMES M.Sc. Physics

COMPLIMENTARY COURSES


Mechanics, Relativity, Waves and Oscillation

Optics, Laser, Electronics and Communication

Electricity, Magnetism and Nuclear Physics

CERTIFICATE COURSES

Thin Film Techniques and Applications

Course on Special and General Theory of Relativity

Nano Scale Science and Technology

Advanced Statistical Mechanics

Materials Processing and Analysis

Invisible Electronics

OPEN COURSES Non-conventional Sources of Energy

FACULTY DR. K. JAYAKRISHNAN (HOD) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification MSc., Ph.D.



SRI. K. MUHAMMED ABDURAHIMAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.Sc., M.Phil

Mobile Number 9496314879, 9567081777

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SMT. M. SABNA ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification MSc., BEd



JUMAILATH KARUTHEDATH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification MSc, MPhil



SRI. M. MAJEESH ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification MSc



DR. P. JAYARAM ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification MSc, MPhil, PhD



SMT. S. SREEJALAKSHMI ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification MSc, BEd



SRI K. M. RIYAS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification MSc, BEd.



CLASS TUTORS

CLASS NAME OF THE TUTOR

I B. Sc. Physics Smt. S. Sreejalakshmi

II B. Sc. Physics Dr. P. Jayaram

III B. Sc. Physics Sri. P. Majeesh

I M.Sc. Physics Smt. Jumailath Karuthedath

II M.Sc. Physics Sri. K. Muhammed Abdurahiman

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PROGRAMME OUTCOMES To understand and apply the concepts of Physics in different walks of life.

PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOMES PSO1: Understand the basic concepts of fundamentals of mechanics, properties of matter and electrodynamics PSO2: Understand the theoretical basis of quantum mechanics, relativistic physics, nuclear physics, optics, spectroscopy, solid state physics, astrophysics, statistical physics, photonics and thermodynamics PSO3: Understand and apply the concepts of electronics in the designing of different analog and digital circuits PSO4: Understand the basics of computer programming and numerical analysis PSO5: Apply and verify theoretical concepts through laboratory experiments

SYLLABUS B. SC. PHYSICS

Sem Course Type

Course Code

Course Title Hours Marks

Credit T P Int Ext

I

Common

A01


4 20 80 4

A02


5 20 80 3

A07


4 20 80 4

Core PHY1B01

Methodology of Science and Basic Mechanics

2 20 80 2

Physics Practical I

2 *

Complementary

MAT1C01 Mathematics 4 20 80 3

CHE1C01 General Chemistry

2 16 64 2

Chemistry 2 *

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Practical I


Audit 1 AUD1E01

Environment Studies

- - - 100 4

Total 22

II

Common

A 03


4 0 20 80 4

A 04


5 0 20 80 3

A 08

Translation and Communi-cation in Other Languages (Addnl. Language)

4 0 20 80 4

Core PHY2B02 Mechanics 2 20 80 2

Physics Practical I

2 *

Complementary


CHE2C02 Physical Chemistry

2 16 64 2

Chemistry Practical II

2 *

Ability

Enhancement/

Audit 2

AUD2E02 Disaster Management

- - - 100 4

Total 22

III

Common


5 0 20 80 4

A09 Literature in Other Languages (Addnl. Language)

5 0 20 80 4

Core PH3 B03 Mechanics 3 20 80 3

Physics Practical I 2 *

Complementary


CHE3C03 Organic Chemistry 3 16 64 2

Chemistry Practical III

4 2 *

Total 25 480 16

IV Common A 06 Reading in Fiction and Non-Fiction (English)

5 0 20 80 4

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A 10


5 0 20 80 4

Core PH4 B04 Electrodynamics I 3 20 80 3

PH4 B05 Physics Practical I 2 30 120 5

Complementary


CHE4C04 Physical and Applied Chemistry

3 16 64 2

Chemistry Practical

2 16 64 4

Total 25 710 25

V Core

PH5 B06 Electrodynamics II 3 20 80 3

PH5 B07 Quantum Mechanics

3 20 80 3

PH5 B08 Physical Optics and Modern Optics

3 20 80 3

PH5 B09 Electronics 4 20 80 4

Open course 2 10 40 2 Physics practical II 4 *

Physics practical I 4 * Project 2 *

Total 25 450 15

VI Core

PH6B10 Thermal and Statistical Physics

4 20 80 4

PH6B11

Solid State Physics, Spect-roscopy and Laser physics

4 20 80 4

PH6B12 Nuclear Physics, Particle Physics &Astrophysics

4 20 80 4

PH6B13 Computational Physics(Elective)

3 20 80 3

PH6B14 Physics practical 11

4 30 120 5

PH6B15 Physics practical 111

4 30 120 5

PH6B16 Project and tour report

2 20 80 3

Total 25 800 28

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M. SC. PHYSICS

Sem Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hours Marks Credit

T P Int Ext

I

Core

PHY1C01 Classical

Mechanics 4 4

PHY1C02 Mathematical

Physics – I 4 4

PHY1C03

Electrodynamics

and Plasma

Physics

4 4

PHY1C04 Electronics 4 4

Practical

PHY1P01 General Physics

Practical – I

PHY1P02 Electronics

Practical – I

Total 25 16

II

Core PHY2C05

Quantum

Mechanics – I 4

PHY2C06 Mathematical

Physics – II 4

PHY2C07 Statistical

Mechanics 4

PHY2C08 Computational

Physics 4

Practical

PHY2P03 General Physics

Practical –II 3

PHY2P04 Electronics

Practical - II 3

Total 25 22

III

Core PHY3C09

Quantum

Mechanics - II 4

PHY3C10 Nuclear and

Particle Physics 4

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Sem Course

Type

Course

Code Course Title

Hours Marks Credit

T P Int Ext

PHY3C11 Solid State Physics 4

Elective PHY3E01

Experimental

techniques 4

Project PHY4Pr Project -

Practical PHY3P05 Modern Physics

Practical – I -

Total 25 16

IV

Core PHY4C12 Spectroscopy 4

Elective

PHY4E02 Communication

Electronics 4

PHY4E03 Microprocessors

and Applications 4

Project PHY4Pr1 Project 4

Practical

PHY4P06 Modern Physics

Practical II 3

PHY4P07 Computational

Physics Practical 3

Viva

Voce

Viva Voce

(Comprehensive) 4

Total 25 26

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DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY Zoology is a branch of biology that focuses on animals and

animal life. Learning Zoology is important, because, the study of

animals and communities provides insight into how „life‟ works

and consequently how we work. Zoology makes a huge impact on

our world through the scientific study of the evolution, anatomy,

physiology, behaviour, habitats and health of animals and

humans. The Department of Zoology was established in 1968 as

Department of Biology with pre degree course. Undergraduate

course in Zoology was started in the year 1982 with chemistry

and botany as subsidiaries. Department offers B. Sc. Zoology

(regular) with a sanctioned strength of 36 seats.

As a department engaged in the “Life Sciences”, great importance

is placed on instilling in the students a deep understanding and

appreciation for nature and the need for its preservation and

conservation. The department strives to ensure that students

take an active role in understanding environmental issues and

their responsibility as students of the Zoological Sciences. To this

end, the department initiates and conducts several community-

based outreach activities which involve the active participation of

students to the greatest extent possible. To make the subject

colourful, we organize many field trips, institutional visits and

nature camps to promote the academic and other cognitive skills

to assimilate with mother Nature.


UG PROGRAMMES B. Sc. Zoology

CERTIFICATE COURSES • Public Health and Hygiene • Disaster Management • Bio -Instrumentation • New Approach to Teaching Methods- Teaching Aid as a

Tool

COMPLEMENTARY COURSES • Animal Diversity and Wildlife Conservation • Economic Zoology • Physiology and Ethology • Genetics and Immunology

OPEN COURSES

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• Nutrition, Health & Hygiene

FACULTY DR. K.M. SHEREENA. (HOD) ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.Sc., M.Phil.,Ph.D., B.Ed.



MR. K. JISHNU ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. Sc., UGC-NET



MR. K. SIDHEEK ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.Sc., NET



SMT. O.K. RINSHI BALU ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.Sc., B.Ed.



CLASS TUTORS


I B. Sc. Zoology Sri. K. Sidheek

II B. Sc. Zoology Sri. K. Jishnu.

III B. Sc. Zoology Dr. K.M. Shereena

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES

PO1: Critical Thinking: Take informed actions after identifying

the assumptions that frame our thinking and actions, checking

out the degree to which these assumptions are accurate and

valid, and looking at our ideas and decisions (intellectual,

organizational, and personal) from different perspectives.

PO2: Problem Solving: Understand and solve the problems of

relevance to societyto meet the specified needs using the


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clearly in person and through electronic media in English and in

one Indian language, and make meaning of the world by



concern and equity centered national development, and the



PO5: Environment and Sustainability: Understand the issues of

environmental contexts and sustainable development.

PO6: Self-directed and Life-long Learning: Acquire the ability to

engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest

context of socio technological changes.


Understand the biological diversity and grades of

complexity of various animal forms through their

systematic classification and process of organic evolution.

Understand the roles of plants, animals and microbes in

the sustainability of the environment and their interaction

among themselves and deterioration of the environment

due to anthropogenic activities.

Understand the concepts and principles of biochemistry,

immunology, physiology, ethology, endocrinology,

developmental biology, cell biology, genetics, molecular

biology and microbiology and develop technical skills in

biotechnology, bioinformatics and biostatistics

Perform laboratory procedures as per standard protocols in

the areas of animal diversity, systematics, cell biology,

genetics, biochemistry, molecular biology, microbiology,

physiology, immunology, developmental biology,

environmental biology, ethology, evolution and science

methodology.

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SYLLABUS

Sem

Course Type

Course Code

Course Title

Hours

Marks Credi

t T P

Int

Ext

I

Common

A01


4 20 80 3

A02


5 20 80 3

A07


4 20 80 4

Core ZO1B01T

Animal Diversity Nonchordata-1

4 20 80 2

Complementary

CH1C01 General Chemistry

4 20 80 2

BOT1C01T

Angiosperm Anatomy & Micro Technique

4 20 80 2


Audit 1 AUD1E01

Environment Studies

- - - 100 4

Total 21

II Common

A03


4 0 20 80 4

A04


5 0 20 80 3

A08 Translation and Communi-

4 0 20 80 4

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Sem

Course Type

Course Code

Course Title

Hours

Marks Credi

t T P

Int

Ext

cation in Other Languages (Addnl. Language)

Core ZO2B02T

Animal Diversity Nonchordata-II

4 20 80 2

Complementary

CH2C03 Inorganic and Physical Chemistry

4 20 80 2

BOT2C02T

Cryptogams, Gymnosperms & Plant Pathology

4 20 80 2

Ability

Enhancement/

Audit 2

AUD2E02 Disaster Management

- - - 100 4

Total 25 21

III

Common


5 0 20 80 4

A09

Literature in Other Languages (Second language)

5 0 20 80 4

Core ZO3B03T Animal Diversity- Chordata – I

5 20 80 3

Complementary

CH3C05 Organic and Biochemistry

5 20 80 2

BOT3C03T

Morphology, Systematic Botany, Eco. Botany, Plant Breeding &Horticulture

5 20 80 2

Total 25 15

IV Common A06 Reading in Fiction and

5 0 20 80 4

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Sem

Course Type

Course Code

Course Title

Hours

Marks Credi

t T P

Int

Ext

Non-Fiction (English)

A10


5 0 20 80 4

Core ZO4B04T

Animal Diversity ChordataII

3 20 80 3

ZO4B05P Practical 2 20 80 4

Complementary

CH4C07 Physical chemistry

3 20 80 2

CH4C08(P)

Chemistry Practical

2 20 80 -

BOT4C04T

Plant Physiology, Ecology & Genetics

3 20 80 2

BOT4C04P

Botany Practical

2 20 80 -

Total 25 19

V Core

ZO5B06T

Environmental Biology, Wild Life Conservation & Toxicology

3 20 80 3

ZO5B07T Etiology Evolution & Zoogeography

6 20 80 3

ZO5B08T

Core Course VIII: Cell Biology & Genetics

6 20 80 3

ZO5B09T

General Methodology in Science, Bio Statistics& Informatics

5 20 80 3

- Project Work 2 20 80 - Field Study 1 20 80

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Sem

Course Type

Course Code

Course Title

Hours

Marks Credi

t T P

Int

Ext

Total 25 12

VI Core

ZO6B10T Bio Chemistry 2 20 80 2

ZO6B11T Physiology & Endocrinology

3 20 80 3

ZO0612T Molecular Biology & Bioinformatics

3 20 80 3

ZO0613T

Reproductive Biology, Developmental Biology & Teratology

3 20 80 3

ZO0614T

Bio Technology, Micro biology & Immunology

3 20 80 3

ZO0615T Applied Entomology

3 20 80 3

ZO0616P Practical II 4 20 80 4 ZO0617P Practical III 4 20 80 4 ZO0618Pr Project Work - 20 80 2 ZO0619F Field Study 1 20 80 1 ZO0620V Viva voce - 20 80 2

Total 25 30

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DEPARTMENT OF ARABIC

From the beginning of the college in 1968, Arabic was a second

language to Pre-degree students. When the college upgraded to

Degree college there was created an additional teaching post.

Now Arabic is a common course to all departments of sciences,

Humanities, Commerce and Management.


FACULTY

DR. THOUFEEQ RAHMAN VAZHAKKAT (HOD)

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.A., M.Ed., Ph. D.

Mobile Number 04942670233, 9745108747


DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

The Department of HINDI started functioning in 1968 with

the establishment of the college. HINDI is taught as a common

course under UG level.


FACULTY

DR. A.R. SINA (HOD)

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. A., M.Phil, Ph.D., B.Ed.

Mobile Number 04742555792, 9447040155


DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

The Department of History handles the subsidiary papers of

British History of B.A English Main and Modern Indian History

for BA Economics. The Department had a good collection of

Library books which have in the General Library as part of the

centralization process. The Department of History is attached to

the PG Department of Economics. There is only one full time

faculty in the Department. Many students of the Department

have established themselves in various sectors, especially as

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accomplished teachers in various H.S. Schools and Degree

Colleges and keep touch with the Department as Alumni.

Besides teaching, the Department organizes class wise seminar,

debate and prepares students for Quiz competition and Group

discussion, so that they can keep pace with the time. The

students can express their views independently through their

discussions and teacher guides them properly in this regard.

Above all, the faculty is always ready to render all possible

assistance and guidance to students within and outside the

campus as and when required.


FACULTY

SRI. V.P. SAIDALAVI (HOD)

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. A.



DEPARTMENT OF MALAYALAM

Department of Malayalam started functioning part of the Pre-

Degree course in1968,right from the inception of MES Ponnani

College. Degree courses were introduced in the year 1975.

Malayalam have been taught under Common course for UG

courses.


FACULTY

DR. K.M. JAYASREE (HOD)

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. A., B.Ed., Ph.D.

Mobile Number 04942671240, 9846295136


SRI. SAFARAS ALI KADUGHOTHEL

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. A., B.Ed. PGDJC


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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

Department of Mathematics was established in 1970.Department

offers Complementary Mathematics course from 1981 onwards.


FACULTY

SMT. P.K. SREENA (HOD)

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.Sc., B.Ed.

Mobile Number 04936211432, 9496114791

E Mail ID sreenasudheesh@gmail .com

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Committed to Create a healthy Generation through the medium

of Physical Activities, Sports and Games. The vision of the

department is the joy of healthy living through physical

dynamism. The mission includes to train students to be

physically fit, mentally sound and emotionally balanced through

systematic and organized physical activities to create healthy

generation for better world.


FACULTY

SRI. K. AKBAR (HOD)

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.P.Ed



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DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

Department offers Political Science an Introduction as the

subsidiary paper for B.A. Economics.

The teaching and research programme of the Department is

based on a comprehensive social science approach that integrates

and interrogates sociological, economic, philosophical and cultural

dimensions. It encourages a comprehensive study of the field of

politics, keeping especially the Indian reality in focus.

The Department of Political Science has been attempting to

decentre the notions and practices of the political from its

conventional moorings in Eurocentric thought and history.


FACULTY

SRI. P. A. LIMSEER ALI (HOD)

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M. A., M. Phil



DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

The Department of Statistics came into existence with the aim of

providing quality education in the field of Statistics; to develop

the subject of Statistics with its application and usefulness to the

society; to provide qualified and trained statisticians for the

economic, social, administrative, planning and academic

development of the society.


FACULTY

SMT. V.V. THAJULHUSNA (HOD)

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Qualification M.Sc.



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E.MOIDU MOULAVI CENTRAL LIBRARY The college library have an excellent collection of books, journals,

magazines and digital resources, apart from that it also inculcate

special collection bearing the legacy of Ponnani. College library

named after E-Moidu Moulavi one of the prominent freedom

fighter, social reformer, scholar and educationist of Malabar

District, born at Maranchery in Ponnani.

Library Started in the very first year of establishment 1968 in a

class room with 1000 books, constructed independent building in

2005 with the MP fund (2002) of Korambayil Ahamed Haaji

(Rajysabha Memeber), by Nirmithi Kendra, Malappuram with

2950 sq ft plinth area, further expanded in 2019 with 1200 sq ft,

now it occupies a total area of more than 4000 sq ft and spread

over in two floors.

Currently library had a spacious interior with a large reading

area to accommodate 150 students at a time. The whole collection

is classified according to DDC 22nd edition and catalogued as per

MARC 21. Library automated in the year 2012 with the Book

magic software and converted to KOHA ILMS Open source

software in 2018. The books are bar-coded, students and staff of

the college also had a membership card with bar-code. This

facility improves the accuracy and speed of various jobs in library

such as IN /OUT of users, Issue/return of books and stock

verification.


LIBRARIAN (UGC)

DR. V.T. FEMIN

Qualification M. LISc., M. Phil, Ph. D.



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COMMITTEES/CLUBS/FORUMS AND FACULTY-IN-CHARGE

Planning Board

Principal (Chairman)

Members:

All HODs and Head Accountant

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

Chairman: Dr. Ajims P. Mohammed (Principal)

Co-ordinator: Dr. V. K. Brijesh

Joint Co-ordinators: Dr. K. Jayakrishnan

Dr. C. Sreejith

NAAC Co-ordinator: Sri. P. A. Limseer Ali

Members:

Dr. V. A. Ayisha

Dr. A. A. Zubair


Dr. V. U. Ameera

Ms. K. Nusrath

Management Representative: Jb. M. K. Mohammed Rasheed

(Secretary & Correspondent)

Administrative Staff: Sri. Mohammedali K. ( Head

Accountant)

Local Society: P. V. Ayyoob (Local Society)

Student Representative: Aysha Shenaz (M.Sc. Aqua Culture

and Fishery Microbiology)

Alumni Representative: Jb. K. Nazimuddin (President,

Alumni Association)

Industry Expert: Jb. K. P. Abdul Azeez (Industrialist)

Employer: Sri. T. Suresh Kumar (Founder Director, Riju & PSK

Classes)

Stakeholder, PTA: Sri. M. V. Vasunni (Station House Officer,

Kuttippuram)

RUSA

Dr. K. Jayakrishnan (Co-ordinator)

Dr. A. R. Sina (Joint Co-ordinator)

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Staff Club Secretary: Dr. A.R. Sina

College Union Election Returning Officer

Sri. Safaras Ali Kadughothel

College Union Advisor: Sri. Safaras Ali Kadughothel

Magazine Editor: Dr. A. R. Sina

Information Officer: Dr. K. S. Arun Kumar

Media Relations Officer: Sri. Safaras Ali Kadughothel

P T A Secretary: Dr. C. Sreejith

NIRF Nodal Officer: Ms. K. Nusrath

Discipline Committee

Dr. A. R. Sina (Convener)

Members:

Dr. V. Siji Varghese

Dr. M. V. Bushra

Sri. P. K. Abdul Nafih

Dr. V. U Ameera

Dr. K. M. Shereena

Smt. C. A. Aneeshya

Sri. M. Majeesh

Sri. K. Akbar

Sri. A. Jahfar


Dr. P. Jayaram

Dr. C. Yusufali

Sri. K. Nazar

Anti- Harassment Cell

Dr. V. A. Ayisha (Convener)

Members:

Dr. A. R. Sina

Smt. P.K. Sreena

Smt. Asha Neendur

Smt. K. Muneera

Ant-Ragging Cell

Dr. P.V. Jyothi (Convener)

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Members:

Dr. A. R. Sina

Dr. Thoufeeq Rahman Vazhakkat

Dr. V. Santhosh

Dr. Sameera Haneef

Sri. A. Jahfar

Smt. V. U. Shamila

Grievance Redressal Cell


Smt. C. C Soumya (Convener)

Members:


Smt. P. Minshiya


Internal Complaint Committee

Dr. P. V. Jyothi (President)

Members:

Dr. V. A. Ayisha


Smt. P. Fathima (Sr. Clerk)

Adv. Sunitha (Advocate, Ponnani Court)

Ethics Committee

Principal (Chairman) and all HoDs as Members

Anti-Narcotic Cell

Smt. K. M. Raheena (Convener)

Sri. K. Akbar (Joint Convener)

SC ST Cell

Smt. C. A. Aneeshya (Co-ordinator)

Members:

Smt. Jumailath Karuthedath

Sri. A. Mujeeb Rahman

Smt. T. Thabsheera

Minority Cell Co-ordinator: Smt. P. Minshiya

OBC Cell Co-ordinator: Smt. V. M. Farisha

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Equal Opportunity Cell Co-ordinator

Sri. A. Jahfar

Cell for Differently Abled

Ms. K. Nusrath (Convener)

Smt. C.A. Aneeshya (Joint Convener)

Women’s Cell

Dr. V. U. Ameera

( Co-ordinator)

Members:

Dr. M. V. Bushara

Dr. M. Nithya

Dr. Sameera Haneef


Admission Cell

Ms. K. Nusrath (Nodal Officer)

Members: (All HODs, IQAC Co-ordinator and all first semester

UG & PG Tutors)

Student Counselling & Monitoring Cell

Smt. K. Muneera (Convener)

Smt. S. Ambili (Joint Convener)

Tutorial System Convenor: Dr. V. K. Brijesh

Open Course Co-ordinator: Dr. K. S. Arunkumar

Audit Course Co-ordinator: Smt. K. Saleema

University Examinations


(Chief Superintend)

Smt. P. Minshiya (Addl. Chief Examiner)

Internal Examination Co-ordinator: Smt. A. V. Fathima

CBCSSUG Monitoring Committee


Members:


Smt. M. Sabna

Dr. K. M. Shereena

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Smt. P. Minshiya

Smt. V. M. Farisha

Sri. A. Jahfar

Smt. V. U. Shamila

Smt. C. A. Aneeshya

Smt. K. M. Raheena

SSP & Remedial Coaching

Smt. Sreejalakshmi (Convener)

Smt. T. Thabsheera (Joint Convener)

Walk With Scholar (WWS)

Co-ordinator: Sri V. P. Saidalavi

FLAIR Co-ordinator: Dr. C. P. Rajool Shanis

Quiz Club Co-ordinator: Sri. K. Muhammed Abdurahman

NET Coaching Cell: Department Level Co-ordinators

Students Seminar Cell

Sri. C. V. Umesh (Convener)

Members:

Department level Co-ordinators

Career Guidance Cell

Sri. V. P. Saidalavi (Convener)

Dr. K. M. Mujeeb Rahiman (Joint Convener)

Members:

Department level Co-ordinators

Placement Cell

Sri. K. Nazar (Convener)

Members:

Dr. V. Santhosh


Dr. K. M. Shereena

Smt. K. Saleema

Dr. P. Reshmi Ravindran



ASAP Co-ordinator: Dr. Sameera Haneef

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Library Advisory Council

Dr. K. M Jayasree (Convener)

Dr. K Jayakrishnan (Joint Convener)

Members:

Dr. A.R. Sina


Dr. M.V. Bushara

Dr. C. Yusufali

Sri. A. Jahfar

Smt. T. Thabsheera

Smt. V. M. Farisha

Smt. S. Ambili.

Research Promotion Council

Dr. P. Jayaram (Convener)

Members:

All Research Guides

NCC Officer: Dr. Thoufeeq Rahman Vazhakkat

NSS Programme Officers

Smt. Asha Neendur

Dr. K. M. Mujeeb Rahiman

CUSSP Coodinators


Smt. P. Minshiya


Sri. K. Nazar

Fine Arts

Dr. P.V. Jyothi (Convener)

Joint Conveners:

Dr. K.M. Jayasree

Dr. Sameera Haneef

Sri. M. Majeesh


Media & Film Club Co-ordinator: Sri. Safaras Ali

Kadughothel

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Debate Club Co-ordinator: Sri. K.M. Riyas

Music Club:

Dr. K. M. Jayasree

Dr. Sameera Haneef

Sri. K. Akbar

Sri. K.M. Riyas

Nature Club Co-ordinator: Dr. K. Jayakrishnan

Green Campus Clean Campus Cell

Dr. K. M. Mujeeb Rahman (Convener)

Smt. Asha Neendur (Joint Convener)

Biodiversity Club

Dr. K. M. Mujeeb Rahiman (Convener)

Dr. C.P. Rajool Shanis (Joint Convener)

Tourism Club Co-ordinator: Sri. A. Jahfar

Red Ribbon Club Co-ordinator: Sri. K. Nazar

Health and Yoga Club

Dr. K. M. Shereena (Convener)

Sri. K. Akbar (Joint Convener)

Pain and Palliative Care Club

Smt. M. Sabna (Co-ordinator)

Members:


Smt. P. Minshiya

Election Literacy Club Co-ordinator


Parliamentary Club Co-ordinator


Scholarship Cell

Dr. C. P. Rajool Shanis (Nodal Officer & In charge of all

Fellowships)

Scholarship Incharges:

Smt. P. K. Sreena (Private Scholarships)

Smt. S. Ambili (Prathibha Scholarship and Snehapoorvam

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Programme)

Dr. C. Yusafali (State Scholarships)

Sri. M. T. Rafeeque (National Scholarships)

AISHE Nodal Officer: Sri. V.P. Saidalavi.

MHRD Social Media Champion: Ms. K. Nusrath

MOOC Co-ordinator: Smt. K. Saleema

Website Upkeep

Ms. K. Nusrath (Co-ordinator)

Members:

Dr. V. K. Brijesh

Dr. C. Sreejith


Sri. M. Majeesh

Dr. P. Jayaram

IT Support

Sri. M. Majeesh (Co-ordinator)

Members:

Dr. C. Sreejith

Ms. K. Nusrath

Dr. P. Jayaram

Community Outreach Programmes

Sri. P. A. Limseer Ali (Convenor)

Department Level Co-ordinators

Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Centre

(IEDC)

Ms. K. Nusrath (Nodal Officer)

Dr. C. P. Rajool Shanis (Assistant Nodal Officer)

Atal Ranking of Institutions on Innovation Achievements

(ARIIA) Nodal Officer: Ms. K. Nusrath (

Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC)

Dr. P. Jayaram (Co-ordinator)

Smt. K. Saleema (Joint Co-ordinator)

ED Club

Smt. K. Muneera (Co-ordinator)

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Sri. A. Jahfar (Joint Co-ordinator)

Young Innovative Programme (YIP) Facilitators

Smt. T. Thabsheera

Smt. Sreejalakshmi

Induction Programme

Sri. V. P. Saidalavi (Convener)

Smt. K . Thanzeela Ebrahim (Joint Convener)

Bhoomithrasena Club

Dr. Thoufeeq Rahman Vazhakkat (Co-ordinator)

Smt. Shamila V. U. (Joint Co-ordinator)

Pre-Marital Counselling Centre

Sri. V. P. Saidalavi (Co-ordinator)

Dr. V. U. Ameera (Joint Co-ordinator)

MES Finishing Academy Co-ordinator: Sri. M. Majeesh

Association Activities: Department Level Co-ordinators

Secretary, Co-operative Store: Dr. V. Santhosh

Hostel Deputy Wardens

Dr. V. Santhosh

Dr. V.U. Ameera

National Innovation and Startup Policy (NISP) Co-

ordinator: Smt. M. Sabna

YUKTI 2.0: Dr. K. M. Shereena

Hakathon

Dr. K. M. Shereena

Smt. M. Sabna

Smt. K. Saleema

Dr. P. Jayaram

Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) Cell

Ms. K. Nusrath

Kalam Program for IP Literacy and Awareness (KAPILA)

Co-ordinator: Smt. C. C. Soumya

Intellectual Property Right (IPR) Cell: Dr. C. Sreejith

Academic Chair: Dr. C. Yusufali (Chairman)

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Members:

Sri. K. Muhammed Abdurahman

Dr. V. U. Ameera

Smt. A. V. Fathima

Ms. K. Nusrath

Dr. K. S. Arunkumar

Smt. S. Ambili


Sri. K. Jishnu

Newsletter: Smt. Anupama Murali

Reader’s Forum: Dr. V. T. Femin

Unnat Bharat Abhiyan (UBA)

Smt. Asha Neendur


UNAIP: Dr. Thoufeeq Rahman Vazhakkat

Handbook with Academic Calendar: Ms. K. Nusrath

FEE STRUCTURE

Class Tuition Fee (`) Special

Fee

UG (Other than B. Sc.

Computer Science)

1000 865

B. Sc. Computer Science 3000 865

P.G. 1800 940

Details of Special Fees

SN Item UG PG SN Item UG PG

1 Admission 75 150 8 Audio-visual Fee 25 25

2 Library 100 100 9 Student Aid Fund 5 5

3 Calendar Fee 30 30 10 Women’s Study 50 50

4 Stationery 50 50 11 Medical

Inspection Fee

5 5

5 Magazine Fee 50 50 12 Sports Affiliation

Fee

250 250

6 Association

Fee

50 50 13 University Union

Fee

75 75

7 Athletic Fee 100 100 Total 865 940

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COLLEGE RULES

I. GENERAL RULES

1. Students shall always wear identity cards issued by the college and show them as and when demanded by the Principal, teachers and office staff/ security staff.

2. Students must observe strict discipline in the campus; behave with dignity and courtesy to thePrincipal, faculty members, administrative staff, visitors and other students.

3. The college has an approved pattern of uniform dress which is binding on all students. The cost of uniform materials will be collected at the time of admission. Students should keep modesty in dressing by keeping away from using indecent dresses. Also, they are not allowed to cover their faces when they are in the campus. All students should wear their uniform dress on all days, except on Wednesdays.

4. Use the general complaint/suggestion box for complaints, grievance and suggestions. Let the students' representative alone submit mass petitions if any, to the Principal.

5. Government has made it clear that ragging in any form should be sternly and effectively prevented. Whenever an offence is committed in the name of ragging whether within the campus of an educational institution or in a hostel or otherwise, the Principal/Warden will report the matter forthwith to the nearest Police station and not wait until a compliant in this regard is received from the person affected. Appropriate disciplinary action will also be taken against the culprits. Government makes it clear that it will be viewed seriously for any lapse in this regard and that the responsibility of the officer in charge of the institution.

6. Students who fail to attend internal examinations will not be permitted to attend the University examinations.

7. Campus should remain women friendly and any report regarding the abuse of a girl, either physically or verbally, will be regarded as a severe offence.

8. Students are not allowed to enter the Principal‟s room without permission.

9. Only two representatives of a student organization can meet the Principal at a time.

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10. Students should not remain in the classrooms during free hours as it might disturb other classes; they may go to the library or reading room.

11. Students are prohibited from entering the campus, laboratories, office, staff room, etc. except when they are expected to be there.

12. Students are prohibited from loitering along verandas and in vacant classrooms. Loitering and wandering inside the campus will also be strictly dealt with.

13. Students should not throw litter in the campus or rather place them only in waste bins. This campus is each of student and he/she is bound to keep it clean.

14. Students are prohibited from damaging furniture and other college property. Do not disfigure the walls, doors, windows, furniture etc. with graffiti, bills engravings, etc. Learning not to damage property whether public or private is one of the primary requirements for civilized behaviour.

15. Fine will be levied from students for damaging college properties. Legal actions will also be initiated against those students.

16. Students‟ vehicles should be parked in the space provided by the college authority. College gate will be closed at 9.30 A.M. and 1.30 P.M., and will be reopened at 12.30 P.M. and 3.30 P.M. In between that the vehicles can be taken out only with the permission of the Principal.

17. Bike riding in the campus will be a punishable offence.

18. Smoking which is injurious to health, is strictly prohibited in the college campus. No student shall use or keep alcoholic drinks or drugs. Using/ Keeping of these items will lead to immediate expulsion of the student from the college and hostels.

19. The students are prohibited from bringing and using mobile phones inside the campus. Violation of the ban will entail the seizure of the same with fine of Rs. 500/-.

20. Effigy burning will not allowed within the campus. Fire crackers should not be used inside the campus in any context.

21. Cinematic dance and fashion show shall not be allowed inside the college campus.

22. All students should leave the campus before 5.00 P.M.

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23. The practice of bringing outsiders, including media, into the campus will not be permitted.

24. No celebrations of festivals like Onam, X‟mas, New Year, Holly, Birthday, etc., are allowed without prior permission of the Principal.

25. Wall posters and writings defaming the Principal, Teachers, Non- teaching staff and other students should not be seen in the campus.

26. Students‟ political activity is strictly banned in the campus. Students are forbidden to organizestrikes or to attend meetings other than the official ones.

27. Flags, banners, posters, flag staff, decorative hangings or any such items bearing the emblem or slogan of any student organization should not be fixed within the campus.

28. Unofficial meetings, strikes, demonstrations, agitations and fund collections are strictly prohibited.

29. Campaigning during elections within campus will not be allowed without prior permission.

30. Student union should not disrupt the programmes of other clubs and forums.

31. Unit Conference of Student Organisation will not allowed in the campus.

32. Gharavo and abusive slogans will not be allowed.

33. Unauthorized processions or processions without prior permission of the Principal will not allowed.

34. Any student who is persistently insubordinate, who is repeatedly or wilfully mischievous, who is guilty of fraud or malpractice in connection with examinations or who, in the opinion of the Principal, is likely to have an unwholesome influence of his fellow students, shall be removed from the rolls. The removal shall be either temporary or permanent according to the gravity of the offence.

35. Students who are charged criminal offence or those who are under suspension will not be allowed to enter the college campus without the permission of the Principal.

36. For acts of misbehaviour, the Principal may impose such punishments as fines, cancellation of attendance, withholding of term certificate, forfeiture of educational concession and scholarship, compulsory issue of T.C.,

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suspension and even expulsion.

37. Any case of criminal activity or violation of law and order will be reported to the police and they shall register case and initiate action against the offenders.

38. The College Management and Principal shall take appropriate measures to insulate the college campus from political activism and external intervention, to safeguard the interests of students, academic community, parents and public.

39. Once students are admitted to the college, they are bound by the code of conduct laid down by the college through the college calendar and it is necessary for the proper administration and management of the institution.

40. In the matter of internal discipline the decision of the Principal shall be final. The college authorities reserve the rights to amend, repeal or modify any of the above rules.

II. ATTENDANCE & LEAVE

1. Students should submit application for leave to the tutor or HoD. If the absence is due to illness or other medical grounds, the application for leave should be supported by a medical certificate.

2. Attendance will be recorded by the respective teachers in each period.

3. The Attendance/Progress/Conduct Certificate (APC) required by the University for admission to University examination will not be granted unless

a. The Principal is satisfied that student's conduct and progress.

b. The student has attended 75% of working days in the current semester.

4. The student absent without leave for fifteen consecutive working days will be removed from the rolls.

5. If a student is unable to attend classes as he/she represents the college in extracurricular activities such as sports, games, N.S.S., N.C.C., artistic or literary activities he/she may apply for attendance for such days. Such applications shall be duly recommended by the member of staff concerned and shall be submitted not later than the next day after such activities. Late application will not be entertained. The Principal

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reserves all rights to grant or refuse such applications.

III. FEE RULES

1. For the first year (UG & PG) students, the fee, including special fees, will be collected on the date of admission.

2. For other students, the fee will be collected in the month of June.

3. If a student fails to pay fees within the last working day previous to the due date, the students will be removed from the rolls of the college. If the student is to be readmitted he/she has to remit all arrears with fine and obtain permission from the Principal. '75/- will imposed as readmission fee.

4. Absence from the college with or without leave shall not be an excuse for non-payment of fees.

IV. REFUND OF CAUTION DEPOSIT

Students who have completed their respective programmes of study can apply for the refund of caution deposit in the prescribed form at the time of leaving the college. If the claim for refund is not made before the date of reopening of the college for the next academic year, the amount will be forfeited and will be remitted to the Government as per rules. The original receipt issued for remittance of caution deposit is to be produced along with the application form for refund of caution deposit.

V. ISSUE OF CERTIFICATES

5. Application for certificates should be made at least two days in advance.

6. Conduct certificate will ordinarily be issued only along with the transfer certificate when the students complete the course.

7. No certificate will be issued from the college unless the Principal is satisfied with the reason stated by the applicant for the issuance of such a certificate.

8. Application for Transfer Certificate should be made in the prescribed form.

9. Students should return College Identity Card, Identity Tag and Bus Concession Card at the time of T.C. Application.

10. A fee of '20 will be charged for every certificate issued, including duplicates, other than the course completion or

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bonafide student certificate.

VI. LIBRARY RULES

1. All the staff and students of the college are members of the Library.

2. The members are entitled to borrow books on production of library cards which will be issued by the librarian on payment of `10/-.

3. Additional cards will be issued on payment of `5/- for second and final DC students.

4. Duplicate cards will be issued on payment of `25/- if the card is lost.

5. Requisition slip for books shall be filled in and submitted to the Librarian before 10 am.

6. Requisition from V and VI Semester UG and PG students will be entertained on all days, and all other UG students on Thursdays and Fridays.

7. No member shall keep any book for more than one fortnight. Book may be re-issued to the same student only if there is no other applicant for it.

8. Absence from the College will not be admitted as an excuse for delay in returning books.

9. The librarian may recall a book at any time 10. On no account shall a member disfigure or damage library

books. 11. When a member gets a book from the library he shall satisfy

himself that the book is in good condition. If it is not, the matter should promptly be brought to the notice of the librarian. Otherwise the member shall be liable for the replacement of the book with a new copy.

12. The penal cost for loss of library book borrowed from this library by the students and staff are as follows: a. 3 times the face value of the books, which are published

prior to 1944. b. Twice the face value of the books, which are published in

and after 1944. 13. A fine of 50 paise for one week will be levied if a book is kept

beyond a fortnight and further fine of 50 paise per day will be levied if a book is kept beyond three weeks.

14. If the date of return of the book happens to be a holiday it shall be returned on the following working day.

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HOSTEL FACILITIES

Men‟s hostel with sq. feet of 5192 accommodates 30 students and staff established in the year 1985. Admissions to hostels will be made only after the student is admitted to the college. Ladies hostel with an area of 12603 sq. feet was constructed with the financial assistance of University Grants Commission and College Management.

HOSTEL RULES

1. Principal will be the Chief Warden of all hostels.

2. A Deputy Warden nominated by the Warden will reside in the hostel and will be in-charge of affairs of the hostel.

3. Admission and removal of students from hostels are the matters solely within the discretion of the warden and his decision shall be final.

4. College hostels are deemed part of the college. Serious offence in the hostel will warrant punishments in the college also.

5. Inmates should keep their rooms neat and tidy.

6. No inmate shall disfigure the rooms by writing on the walls or drawing picture or sticking bills or in any other manner.

7. No inmate shall be absent from the hostel without the permission of the Deputy Warden.

8. Inmates should report at roll call.

9. Inmates should maintain complete silence during study hours.

10. Students should devote study hours entirely for study in their rooms.

11. During the leisure hours also they should maintain perfect order and discipline.

12. Inmates shall behave with dignity in dining room and keep good table manners.

13. Hostel dues of each month should be cleared in time. Defaulters‟ name will be removed from thehostel roll.

14. Attitude and relationship of residents with the employees of the hostel should be cordial and positive.

15. Outsiders and day scholars shall not be allowed to stay in the hostel without the prior permission of Deputy Warden.

16. Grievances, complaints or suggestions by the residents should be brought to the notice of the Deputy Warden.

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17. Ragging is a criminal offence and the names of accused will be forwarded to the police. They will be immediately dismissed from the hostel.

18. Decisions of the Chief warden pertaining to all matters of the hostel will be final.

COVID 19 PROTOCOLS Students are advised to follow the following public health

measures and protocols in the campus, hostel and premises to

reduce the risk of COVID-19: 1. Maintain Physical Distancing of at least 6 feet to be

followed as far as possible. 2. Use Face Covers/Masks compulsorily. 3. Wash Hands frequently with soap. Use alcohol-based

hand sanitizers wherever possible. 4. Follow Respiratory Etiquettes strictly. This involves

strict practice of covering one‟s mouth and nose, while coughing/sneezing, with a tissue/handkerchief/flexed elbow and disposing of used tissues properly.

5. Avoid Group Activities (both formal and informal), cultural activities, meeting etc. However, such extracurricular and sports activities may be allowed where physical distancing is feasible and is in accordance with the Ministry of Home Affairs guidelines, issued under Disaster Management Act, 2005 from time to time.

6. Rub Hands With Sanitizer, while entering the department building/hostel/new premises.

7. Do Not Spit in Public Places. 8. Self-Isolate and Report to the college authorities and

health department in case of any symptoms of COVID-19.

9. Inculcate activities that will increase Immunity-Boosting mechanism which may include exercise, yoga, eating fresh fruits and healthy food (avoid fast food), sleeping well and in time.

10. Ensure the norms of Physical Distancing, sanitization and hygienic conditions for use of common facilities, viz., Auditorium, Conference/ Seminar halls, Sports, Gymnasium, Canteen, and Parking Area etc.

11. Do not share books, other learning material, personal belongings and eatables.

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12. Do wear the id cards in the campus and produce it for verification, whenever demanded.

13. Avoid discrimination of fellow students in respect of whom there is a history of covid-19 disease in the family.

14. Give support to your friends under stress due to covid-19 pandemic.

15. The students living in containment zones will not be allowed to attend the college. Students are also advised not to visit areas falling within containment zones.

16. To avoid the risk of transmission, the students, faculty and staff will be thermally screened. Symptomatic persons are advised to get clinically assessed before allowing them entry into the LAB/Classroom. Those having symptoms of fever, cough or difficulty in breathing are strictly prohibited from entering the campus.

17. Study tour, field work etc. will be restricted keeping in mind the COVID-19 situation. All such programmes and extracurricular activities should be avoided where physical distancing is not possible.

18. Clean and hygienic protocols, as per safety and health advisories of the concerned government departments, are to be followed at all places, including hostel kitchens, mess, washrooms, libraries, class rooms etc.

19. Contact Hostel Warden/Staff Advisors/HoDs in case of health emergencies.

COVID HELPLINE NUMBERS: 1077

DISHA: 1056, 104, 04712552056

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ADMINISTRATIVE & ACADEMIC SUPPORTING WINGS Planning Board: The Planning Board meets at the beginning of the academic year to plan the academic, co-curricular and extracurricular activities to be undertaken for the year. The requirements in infrastructural facilities are brought to the notice of the management. The project proposals submitted by the various departments are discussed in detail and funds made available to execute approved projects.

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC): Internal Quality Assurance Cell is a body for performance evaluation, assessment and accreditation and quality upgradation of the college. IQAC develops a system for conscious, consistent and catalytic improvement in the performance of the institution. Since, Quality Enhancement is a continuous process, the IQAC will work towards realizing the goals of quality enhancement and sustenance. Further, it will channelize the efforts and measures of institution towards academic excellence.

CBCSSUG Monitoring Committee: Calicut University regulations are framed in accordance with UGC guidelines on restructuring undergraduate education from 2009-10 academic year. Accordingly, all affiliated colleges have restructured the regular undergraduate programs on the Choice Based Credit Semester System (CBCSS), a combination of internal and external evaluation with grading. Later the system was made applicable to the School of Distance Education too. Now, a revised regulation for the UG Choice Based Credit Semester System is being prepared for ensuring quality and learner centeredness. It is called as the Regulations for Choice Based Credit and Semester System for Undergraduate (UG) Curriculum -2019.

Every programme conducted under the Choice Based Credit and Semester System in a college shall be monitored by the College Council and every UG programme conducted under CBCSS UG in SDE/Private Registration shall be monitored by the Director, SDE

Parent Teacher Association: A Parent Teacher Association is actively functioning in the college for the welfare of the students and keeping good relationship between parents and teachers. The general body of parents and teachers meet every year to elect an executive committee with the principal as the Chairman and a member of the teaching staff as Secretary. The committee supports various activities of the college, implements

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and executes welfare schemes for the student and is instrumental in keeping the general discipline of the campus.

Covid-19 Cell: Our College is continually monitoring latest advice from Central Government of India and Kerala State Government about the pandemic situation.

With the warning of Second Wave corona spread, an awareness campaign has been conducted by the Covid Cell of MES Ponnani College. Awareness posters and pamphlets were distributed in public places and homes that aims to highlight the impact of Covid-19 among the public and the need of taking Covid Vaccination. The Campaign was launched and has been led by the Principal.

Anti Ragging Cell: As per the direction of the Hon. Supreme Court of India on Ragging and otherorders of various authorities, ragging in any form inside and outside the college campus will be seriously dealt with. Ragging is a criminal offence. Any type of behaviour including gestures, talk or hurting the self-esteem of the person will come under the purview of ragging. Any such incident reported will lead to immediate expulsion of the student from the college. The case will be handed over to the police immediately. Culprits will be banned from undergoing education for three years in a recognised institution anywhere in India.

EMail ID: [email protected]

Full text of the UGC Draft Regulations on Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions is available at UGC website, (www.ugc.ac.in). 24x7 Anti Ragging Helpline - Toll Free No: 1800-1805522, Email: [email protected].

Anti Sexual Harassement Cell: According to the Supreme Court order ,sexual harassment is any unwelcome words or actions of sexual nature.Our college is committed to a workplace free of sexual harassment and as per the guidelines of UGC,NAAC and the Supreme Court an Anti -Sexuall Harassment Cell has been established by the college to provide a heathy atmosphere for the staff and students of the college. EMail ID: [email protected]

Grievence Redressal Cell: The Online Student's Grievance Redressal System is a initiative that facilitates students / complainants to lodge his or her grievance, send reminder and view status on action taken with regard to their grievance(s). The function of the cell is to look into the complaints lodged by any student and judge its merit. The Grievance cell is also

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empowered to look into matters of harassment.


Internal Complaint Committee: We at believe that the principles of justice, humanity and dignity should be dispensed irrespective of caste, creed, social status and gender of a person. Therefore in keeping with the ethos of this institution and in acquiescence with the instructions of National Commission for Women and the directives of Hon‟ble Supreme Court Judgment (Attachment 1) on the subject of sexual harassment of women in the workplace, an Internal Complaints Committee for taking into account the complaints of sexual harassment of women staff and students of MES Ponnani College was established in November 2016. Information regarding the Act; Rules and functions of ICC are as given below as downloadable pdfs.


Minority Cell: Minority cell of the college is functioned with the purpose of empowering the minority communities in the college. The basic purpose of the cell is to implement various projects and development programmes for the welfare of students from minority communities like Muslims, Christians, etc. and help them for their academic development.


OBC Cell: A special Cell to look into the affairs of Other Backward Class (Backward and Most Backward) students and staff of the institution is constituted and functioning in the campus in accordance with the XI plan guidelines of the University Grants Commission.


SC/ST Cell: Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) have been identified as the two most backward groups of Indian Society. They include all the castes, races or tribes, which have been socially, economically and educationally backward. The cell has been established to give motivation and support for such students and to bring them in the main stream. The SC/ST cell of the college was established on 02/08/2018 with the purpose to empower the SC/ST students in the college. The college takes special interest in facilitating financial support to students from these communities from government agencies and other sources. The cell encouraged them to enroll for different programs that will help them to meet their career objectives. The cell has been organizing different awareness programs on various topics like

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Computer Skills, Soft Skill etc.


Equal Opportunity Cell: Equal Opportunity Cell (EOC) has been established to aid and advise the students belonging to marginalized sections including the Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), Other Backward Communities (OBCs), minority communities, etc.


Ethics Committee: Every organization must maintain a moral profile to gain credibility in the eyes of the stakeholders and build a good institutional image . Ethical conduct is to be practiced in all facets of the institutional operations and activities, policy decision making, implementation, and follow up .It is not only necessary to frame ethical standards but also to ensure that the standards and benchmarks set are followed in letter and spirit.

An Ethics Committee has been constituted as per the Govt. Order (RT) No. 346/05/H.Edn. dt. 01-03-2005 to monitor implementation of decision on banning mobile phones,cinematic dance and fashion show on the campus with the co-operation of the College Staff Members, Students‟ Union, Management Committee, PTA, NSS, NCC and local authorities. Principal is the Chairman of the Ethics Committee.

STUDENT SUPPORT AND CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMMES

Antinarcotic Cell: Drug abuse has become a dreadful issue on campuses all over the nation. The antinarcotic cell of the college has been constituted as „JEEVANAM‟ to ensure a drug- free campus and building a healthy student environment. Duties of the club include organizing awareness programmes in the college and hostels with the help of government authorized agencies/ organizations, educating the students about the ill-effects of drugs and alcohol, encouraging peer policing among students against the use of drugs and reporting of any noticed use of drugs by the students. The club is collaborating with Vimukthi Mission of Kerala govt. Various activities of the club ascertain wholehearted student participation to curb the menace of drugs for a safe campus.

ASAP: Additional Skill Acquisition Programme (ASAP) under the Government of Kerala‟s Higher Education Department has a legacy of 8 years in the domain of skill development. ASAP has

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trained over two lakh students in Higher Secondary schools, Undergraduate colleges and Technical Education institutions of the State of Kerala. ASAP skill classes are different from the regular academic pedagogy offered in schools and colleges. ASAP offers training in 85 NSQF aligned skill courses in 23 skill sectors. The 150 hours mandatory internship is a hallmark of ASAP‟s skill training.

ASAP has always foreseen changes and came up with proactive measures to create a skilled population in all emerging sectors. ASAPs novel intervention, Advanced Skill Development Centres (ASDCs) provides advanced futuristic skill courses in 111 Engineering and Polytechnic institutions across the State. The 16 Community Skill Parks (CSPs) established in all districts is a one stop destination for skill development with a purview to encourage community skilling keeping in mind the community aspirations. ASAP continues to put efforts in translating the requirements of the industry into skill programmes that will raise the standard of employability of the Kerala youth.

Career Guidance Cell: The Career Guidance Cell at MES Ponnani College functions under the direct control and directions of the Principal of the College. The objective of the cell is to identify the talents available among the students of the College and nurture and harness them further and offer guidance to choose a bright and right career.

The activities of the cell include collecting the database of the students and compiling them for use when needed. The Career Guidance Cell organizes seminars and meetings to encourage the students to plan their future. Though the main function of the cell is to invite reputed companies to the campus to conduct campus interviews and find suitable jobs for the skills available among the students, our college is on making its way. To achieve this goal, the career Guidance coordinator and students participated in workshops and expos. As well as we conducted some seminars on Higher Education at Central Universities and GDs and Personality development Classes.

We hope many companies, organizations and Universities will visit MES Ponnani College by next academic years onwards and offer their services and training methodology to improve and gear up the students of MES Ponnani College.


Cell for Differently Abled: To strive towards the

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empowerment of persons with disabilities by promoting equal

opportunity, protection of rights, full participation and

accessibility, an actively engaged cell is working in our college.

Cell keeps the directory of all students with disabilities and

conducts the regular interactions with them. The cell conducts

counseling programmes, motivational talks, vocational trainings

etc. Also, it helps those students to get the assistance of scribe/

extra time for exams, grace mark for the programmes they are

studying etc.

Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC): MOOCs are free

online courses available for anyone to enrol. MES Ponnani

College is promoting MOOCs of different platforms among the

students and faculties. The institution is a SWAYAM – NPTEL

Local Chapter since December 2017.

SWAYAM [Study Webs of Active-Learning for Young Aspiring

Minds] is a programme initiated by MHRD, Government of

India. President Pranab Mukherjee launched the SWAYAM and

SWAYAM PRABHA platforms to facilitate imparting education

to all. The SWAYAM program offers digital classrooms with the

help of internet and satellite connectivity and provides online

study material to students free of cost.

In order to ensure best quality content are produced and

delivered, there are nine National Coordinators have been

appointed under the SWAYAM project. The national

coordinators are NPTEL, UGC, AICTE, NIOS, CEC, IGNOU etc.

National Cadet Corps (NCC): The National Cadet

Corps, after its inception in 1948, has been growing

steadily and continuously in the years past and has now

reached the status of the largest youth organization in the

world. Variety enriched programmes including camps of

different types organized at national, state and unit levels,

mould the young blood of the country to develop qualities

of character, courage, comradeship, discipline, leadership,

secular outlook, spirit of adventure, sportsman ship and

ideals of selfless services and make them useful citizen

capable of shouldering responsibilities in various walks of

life. NCC has 17 Deputy Directorates. The Deputy

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Directorate of Kerala and Lakshadweep region has 39

units under five NCC Group Head Quarters. 28 Kerala BN

NCC, Ottappalam is the unit to which the subunit of NCC

at the college is affiliated.

Unity and Discipline is the motto of the NCC which was

taken in the 12th CAC meeting held on 12 Oct 1980. The

NCC is a responsive and continuously evolving

organization. Its activities are guided by certain core

values that we endeavor to instill among all ranks of the

NCC.

National Service Scheme (NSS): National Service

Scheme, under the Ministry of Youth Affairs Sports, Govt

of India, was launched in Gandhiji‟s Centenary year; 1969.

Aimed at developing students‟ personality through

community service, NSS is a voluntary association of

young people in Colleges, Universities and at +2 level

working for a campus-community linkage. NSS has been

functioning as a regular feature in the realm of our

university education. The overall objective of the scheme is

educational and service to the community is the activity

through which the objective is sought to be achieved. It is a

student-centered program in which projects are

implemented by the NSS volunteers in close collaboration

with the community and thereby it provides vast scope for

the students interaction with the people.

NSS units of MES Ponnani College actively carry out

different programmes inside and outside the campus which

epitomize the quintessence of egalitarian living and

advocate the necessity for altruistic service. NSS activities

in the college undertake to instill in the students a feeling

of kinship with fellow human beings as well as nature.

Every year the activities are formally inaugurated and the

regular camps are being held during the Saturdays and

Sundays. The regular camps become good occasions for

social outreach as far as the student volunteers are

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concerned. Massive Tree Plantation programme;

Medical/Health alertness programme; construction of

roads; cleaning the surroundings of college, nearby schools,

hospitals etc; awareness programmes for public like

religious harmony camp, anti terrorist campaign, drug

abuse campaign etc. are some of the activities of NSS units

in MES Ponnani College.

Placement Cell: Placement Cell provides full placement

support to its students in all in its areas of professional

education. The underlying objective of our college for

higher education is to create and transfer knowledge for

the welfare of society.

The placement cell organizes campus interviews of reputed

companies and organizations on the campus itself. The cell

also informs students of various openings suitable for their

qualification and experience. Over the past years, the college has emerged as one of the most

favored destinations for hiring fresh Talent from the Campuses.

Its endeavors to provide Industry compliant talent and emphasis

on Quality, Discipline, Self-Learning, Ethics, and Values have

borne rich dividends. The Placement Cell comprises of a group of

student volunteers, unlike in many other campuses. It

coordinates the placement activity in the campus for students in

the final year of their programme of study. The training

programs encompass a three stage process to train the students

to make them ready for the industry and develop the students to

face the corporate world. The Goal of Placement Cell is to provide

career guidance and placement opportunities to 100% of students

studying in our college.

Mail ID: [email protected]

Premarital Counselling Cell: Premarital Counseling

Centre is an initiative of Directorate of Minority Welfare, Govt.

of Kerala for the social and family upliftment of minority youth.

Centre provides counseling courses to youth, preparing for

marriage. The centre organizes four day counseling courses,

including eight sessions related to various aspects of family life,

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such as social impact of family life, Husband- Wife relationship,

Legal aspects of marriage , conflict management, Healthy sexual

life, parenting and family budgeting etc. Students are also given

chances to interact with family counselors, psychologists,

advocates and other counseling experts.

Premarital Counseling Centre of MES Ponnani College

inaugurated on 11th January 2019 by Sri. P Sreeramakrishnan

the Honorable Speaker of Kerala, Dr. AB Moideenkutty, Director

of Minority Welfare, Govt. of Kerala was the Chief Guest of the

program. The centre focuses on premarital counseling among the

youth in Ponnani locality. The centre organized 4 day counseling

courses for two batches from 11th January to 14th January 2019.


Remedial Coaching & SSP: The Scholar Support

Programme (SSP) was introduced by the Department of Higher

Education, Govt. of Kerala as a part of the „New Initiatives in

Higher Education‟ in 2013-14. The Scholar Support Programme

envisions to provide continuous support to needy students of the

Undergraduate courses of Government and Aided Arts and

Science colleges of Kerala. The annual plan envisages extending

support to scholars in the under graduate programme with

timely assistance in terms of tutorials, additional lectures,

interactive sessions, question banks and study materials.

Students who have obtained less than 60% marks in the

qualifying examination or in any subject for each semester can

join for the SSP. The programme was implemented in MES

Ponnani College in the same year of inception at state-wide .The

Scholar Support Programme envisions to provide continuous

support to needy students of the Undergraduate courses of

Government and Aided Arts and Science colleges of Kerala.

Research Promotion Council: The research promotion

council of MES Ponnani College is established to improve the

quality of research and establish a good climate for the research

for both students and faculties in the college. The research in

various fields of science and humanities subjects has to be

improved to create highly academic achievements by partnering

with research communities around the globe. The vision of the

research promotion council is to promote contributions of

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faculties and researchers in the college to produce novel and

ground breaking outputs in concerned areas of research by

sharing responsibility as a group of researchers. One of the most

important functions of RPC is to engender the faculty's abilities

to obtain and manage research grants from various government

bodies. As a college, the RPC has to take initiative to make

awareness about the broadening of research into

interdisciplinary areas. Another important mission of the RPC is

to drive all the departments to conduct scientific and technical

activities in the college like seminars, conferences, workshops,

and symposiums.

Scholarship Cell: The Scholarship Cell assists and supports

the students for applying e-grants and various other scholarships

from governmental and non-governmental agencies meant for

needy and meritorious students, educationally backward classes,

OBCs and SC/STs.

Scholarship Website 1. DCE Scholarships

www.scholarships.gov.in

a. Blind/ PH Scholarship b. District Merit Scholarship

(DMS) c. Hindi Scholarship (HS) d. Muslim Nadar Girls

Scholarship (MNS) e. Post Matric Scholarship (PMS) f. State Merit Scholarship (SMS) g. Suvarna Jubilee Merit

Scholarship (SJMS) 2. Central Sector Scholarship 3. Higher Education Scholarship www.kshec.kerala.gov.in 4. INSPIRE Scholarship www.online-inspire.gov.in 5. Prathibha Scholarship (STARS) www.kscste.kerala.gov.in 6. C.H. Mohammed Koya Scholarship www.minoritywelfare.kera

la.gov.in 7. UGC Scholarships

a. PG Scholarship for University

rank holders www.ugc.ac.in

b. Indira Gandhi PG Scholarship

for Single Girl Child 8. CBSE Scholarships

a. Central Sector Scholarship www.cbse.nic.in b. Single Girl Child Scholarship

9. Scholarship for the welfare of

Forward Cast www.kswcfc.org

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.

Other Scholarships a. Sitaram Jindal Foundation

Scholarship

www.sitaramjindalfoundat

ion.org b. ONGC Scholarship www.ongcindia.com c. LIC Scholarship www.licindia.in

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Students Seminar Cell: Student Seminar Cell encourages and inspire students to participate and present papers at various seminars, classroom seminars and to do student Projects. Seminars are the part of the courses not only to make them contribute in academic activities but also to build self-confidence and make theM. Com/fortable at public speaking. In this view various departments organize student seminars. Faculties are also actively encourage students to participate in state, national and international seminars and conferences

E-mail: [email protected]

Tutorial System: To monitor the academic performance of the students and look into their personal problems, a tutorial system under Scholar Support Programme functions effectively in the College. 15-30 students are placed under the care of a tutor who periodically holds discussions with the parents and the students to evaluate the classroom performance and offer counselling, if needed.

Walk With A Scholar: Walk With a Scholar (WWS) scheme

proposes to arrange specialized mentoring programs for students

in Under Graduate Programmes and to provide guidance for

their future. The scheme introduces the idea of mentoring and

builds on the concept of mentor as a 'Guide' and 'Friend'. Walk-

with-a-Scholar (WWS) scheme has been designed to arrange

specialized mentoring programmes for students in Under

Graduate Programs in Arts, Science and Commerce streams.

Women Cell: Sensing sexism as prime peril to the concept of equality, comprehending the need to guarantee egalitarian treatment of women and sexual minorities in a patriarchal society, and realizing the role that can be played by the academic fraternity in enlightening the community and preparing it for the gender bias free environment, Women Development Cell (WDC) of the institution „Nirbhaya‟ has initiated many gender sensitive and equity programmes like invited talks, debates, awareness programmes, cultural activities, life skill training, inside and outside the institution thus taking a big leap towards its goal of the empowerment of women as well as sexually outnumbered. WDC collaborates with other departments, kudumbasree units and local administrative system and confirms the involvement of boys too.

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INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM

IEDC: The IEDC (Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development

Centre) came into existence in MES Ponnani College in 2020.

The IEDC Mission is to expand our institution‟s perspective to

infuse and foster the growth of innovation and entrepreneurship

amongst the faculty and students. It also brings about the

recognition of ideas and innovations from the study and faculty

side and supporting them to make their ideas & dreams a

reality. IEDC aims to develop products or services which have

market value, prepare business plan and to form a company. It

helps to make the students learn the value of product, pricing of

the product, marketing strategy, funding and the process of

registration of company.

MES Ponnani College‟s Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Development Centre is guided by the Startup mission of Kerala

(formerly known as „Technopark Technology Business

Incubator‟). A dedicated high speed Internet connection and

workstations are provided for the startup initiated by the

students.

The unique strength of the college is that it encourages faculty

entrepreneurship as well. The presence of these companies and

faculty entrepreneurs provides the best encouragement for

student entrepreneurship. Such techno-entrepreneurs on campus

are the invaluable asset for mentoring the startups.

Mail ID: [email protected]

FOSS Cell: The FOSS Cell of MES Ponnani College aims to

provide promotional services of FOSS to a group of interested

students and teachers in the institution, called the FOSS Cell.

ED Club: Entrepreneurship development Clubs are set up by

the Department of Industries & Commerce, mainly with the

objective of promoting entrepreneurial traits among students in

schools and colleges. Club tries to build a culture of self

independence through entrepreneurship. ED Clubs provide a

platform for realizing business opportunities by arranging

industrial visits, business awareness classes, practical sessions

on skill development training, interaction with entrepreneurs

etc.

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In MES Ponnani College ED Club registered and started 2008.

The registered number is EDP/07/2008/MLPM

IIC: In the year 2018, the Ministry of Education (MoE) through

MoE‟s Innovation Cell (MIC) launched the Institution‟s

Innovation Council (IIC) program in collaboration with AICTE

for Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) to systematically

foster the culture of innovation and start-up ecosystem in

education institutions. Primarily, IICs‟ role is to engage large

number of faculty, students and staff in various innovation and

entrepreneurship related activities such as ideation, Problem

solving, Proof of Concept development, Design Thinking, IPR,

project handling and management at Pre-incubation/Incubation

stage, etc., so that innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem

gets established and stabilized in HEIs. The IIC model is

designed to address the existing challenges/issues in HEIs such

as less numbers, occasional and unplanned Innovation &

Entrepreneurship (I&E) activities organised in HEIs with low

involvement of top leadership, lack of coherence and absence of

synergy in resource mobilization, deployment and

underutilization of creative potential of youths as major barrier

for vibrant I&E ecosystem to emerge from HEIs.

IIC model is unique and distinct as it integrates the

functionalities of flexibility calendar activities, scoring and

reward system, decentralizing operation with division of work,

progress monitoring and incentive mechanisms in coordinated

manner through a robust digital platform. In last two years,

undoubtedly, IIC has emerged as a very sustainable and scalable

model for promoting innovation within HEIs and the efforts of

these IIC Institutes can be seen as impactful contribution

towards making country‟s innovation and start-ups ecosystem

more vibrant and dynamic. The recent achievement of India‟s

48th positon in Global Innovation Index (GII) ranking is a

reflection of the same.

YIP Cell: Young Innovators Programme is a specially designed

programme under Kerala Development and Innovation Strategic

Council (K-DISC). The programme aims to empower future

innovators to innovate new products, services or models to meet

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emerging requirements, unarticulated needs, or existing market

needs of the society more effectively through an innovative

challenge.

Yukthi 2.0: Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt.

of India launched YUKTI (Young India combating Covid with

Knowledge, Technology and Innovation) Portal‟ to systematically

assimilate technologies having commercial potential and

information related to incubated startups in higher education

institutions in Covid pandemic situation. The primary mandate

of YUKTI 2.0 is to help in fostering the culture of innovation and

entrepreneurship in academic institutions Students, faculty

members, startups and other stakeholders of higher education

institutions.

MES Ponnani College gave orientation to the interested students

on this new venture which promotes entrepreneurship in

academic institutions in this pandemic situation. Forty-five

students from MES Ponnani College have registered in the web

portal Yukti 2.0. Dr. K.M. Shereena, Assistant Professor,

Department of Zoology is the Coordinator of this programme.

NISP: The „National Innovation and Start-up Policy 2019 for

students and faculty in HEIs was launched by Former Minister

of Education, Shri Ramesh Pokhriyal „Nishank‟ on 11th

September 2019 at AICTE, New Delhi.

This policy intends to guide HEIs for promoting students‟ driven

innovations & start-ups and to engage the students and faculty

in innovation and start-up activities on campus. The policy aims

at enabling HEIs to build, streamline and strengthen the

innovation and entrepreneurial ecosystem in campus and will be

instrumental in leveraging the potential of student‟s creative

problem solving and entrepreneurial mindset, and promoting a

strong intra and inter-institutional partnerships with ecosystem

enablers and different stakeholders at regional, national and

international level. The policy is being implemented by MoE‟s

Innovation Cell and in coordination with AICTE, UGC, State/

UT governments, and universities. Implementation of policy has

been undertaken for quick adoption by HEIs. The present policy

is a way forward to the earlier version of AICTE‟s Start-up Policy

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which was launched in the year 2016 to complement the Startup

Action Plan under the Startup India and Stand-up India

Program launched by Hon‟ble Prime Minister of India.

MES Ponnani College, the HEI has joined the NISP Policy

Campaign in June 2021. Smt. Sabna. M was Nominated NISP

Coordinator for Policy Adoption at the HEI. The NISP

Coordinator completed the Policy Implementation Training

Program Offered by Ministry of Education's Innovation Cell in

July and August 2021 via online mode.

OTHER CLUBS/ CELLS/ FORUMS

Bhoomithrasena Club: Climate change poses an emerging

challenge to sustainability of social and economic development,

livelihoods, and environmental management across the globe.

The rise in Green House Gases (GHGs) in the atmosphere causes

rise in temperature which in turn leads to unpredictable weather

including flash floods and drought, and rise in sea level. So far as

India is considered, the country is highly vulnerable to climate

change because of high physical exposure to climate related

disasters (65% is drought prone, 12% is flood prone, 8%

susceptible to cyclones) and also the India‟ economy and

population depends on climate sensitive sectors like agriculture,

forests, tourism and fisheries. The Kerala State Action Plan on

Climate Change developed by the Department of Environment

and Climate Change, Government of Kerala aims to address

negative consequences of climate change and thus reduce risk

associated with it. It also envisaged climate change strategies

need to be integrated development planning process in the state

Vision Placing the climate change concerns at the forefront of

sustainable development and for maintaining the quality of life

of the people of the State Mission.

Biodiversity Club: The Biodiversity club was officially

inaugurated on 27-8-2013 by Dr. Jaffer Palot Scientist Zoological

survey of India Calicut. Biodiversity Club was established to

implement programmes to conserve biodiversity and to establish

„Shanthisthal‟, a man-made forest ecosystem in the colleges,

where 30 cents was made available for making a Forest grove

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with RET (Rare, Endangered and Threatened) species. This

protected Shanthisthal maintained by the Biodiversity Club of

the college in due course of time will become a biodiversity rich

area of rare and endangered plant and animal species without

human hindrance.

Debate Club: The Debate Club is a platform where the

students can share their freedom of speech and expression in an

open forum, engage in rhetoric on a variety of issues at the local,

regional, national, and international level and expand learning

in order to become more active and productive citizens.

The Debate club of the college has functioned keeping in mind

the vision of providing opportunities to the students interested in

social change and community organization, to discuss relevant

topics and ideas, to engage in activities beneficial to their

personal and professional development, and to increase the

visibility of issues throughout the campus and community.

Election Literacy Club: Election Literacy Clubs are being

set up in the country to promote electoral literacy in all age

groups of the Indian citizens through engaging and interesting

activities and hands-on experience but in an apolitical, neutral

and non-partisan manner.

Electoral Literacy Clubs are especially being set up in colleges

all across India targeting the new voters, pursuing their

graduation. The club will have all of the students from all

semesters as its members. The following sections will talk in

detail on how the ELC will be set up, who will be its participants,

convener, where and how it will be conducted and what activities

it will include.

Fine Arts Club: The College has a permanent organization in

place by the name „Fine arts club‟ in order to organize cultural

and fine arts activities, under the chairmanship of the Principal.

It is mainly concerned with promoting students who have talent

and potential for various art – cultural performances. The college

provides sufficient opportunities to build up talents in different

forms of art like music, dance, drama etc.

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Green Campus Clean Campus Cell: A Green Campus is a

place where environmental friendly practices and education

combine to promote sustainable and eco-friendly practices in the

campus. The green campus concept offers an institution the

opportunity to take the lead in redefining its environmental

culture and developing new paradigms by creating sustainable

solutions to environmental, social and economic needs of the

mankind. The club helps the college to implement the green

protocol in the campus.

Health and Yoga Club: The Health Club under the

department Physical Education aims at the organic fitness,

development of neuro-muscular coordination and the

development of character and personality of the students by

organizing physical training and coaching for various games

besides participating in various sports tournaments, meets and

competitions.

Media & Film Club: The Audio Visual Club of MES ponnani

College ponnani is an endeavor to enrich the talents of students

who have a taste of film, art, culture, theatre, and media and to

inculcate humanity and literary sensibility which is being lost

within the busy schedule of the academia. Even though the club

has only 60 permanent members, most of the students of the

college are active in the programs conducted by the film media

club, the club is being monitored by Safaras Ali Kadughothel,

Asst. prof dept. of Malayalam.

KHAYAL Music Club: KHAYAL Music Club of MES

Ponnani college gives opening to enhance and nourish the taste

in music, for the students and teachers of the college. AS it is the

music of the sea of mystery and seat of knowledge, the people of

Ponnani are ever active to associate with the musical

extravaganzas organized by the KHAYAL Music Club. The

vibrant club organizes musical events and competitions

frequently. In the auspice of KHAYAL Music Club Ponnani sings

with the rhythm of waves, the mysterious of the sea to the

endless sky.

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Nature Club: Flamingo nature club of MES Ponnani College

take up lot of nature conservation duties within and outside the

campus. The club is maintaining a 1 Acre land area within the

campus as orchards where a lot of indigenous varieties of fruits

are planted and maintained. Lot of campaign for plastic free

campus have been held for enlightening the menace of plastic

waste to living beings.

Pratheeksha Palliative Care Unit: Palliative care is an

interdisciplinary medical caregiving approach aimed at

optimizing quality of life and mitigating suffering among people

with serious, complex illness. Palliative care is appropriate for

individuals with serious illnesses across the age spectrum and

can be provided as the main goal of care or in tandem with

curative treatment. It is provided by an interdisciplinary team

which can include physicians, nurses, occupational and physical

therapists, psychologists, social workers, chaplains, and

dietitians. Palliative care can be provided in a variety of contexts

including hospitals, outpatient, skilled-nursing, and home

settings. Although an important part of end-of-life care,

palliative care is not limited to individuals near the end of life.

Parliamentary Club: Parliamentary Club is an initiative

taken to create awareness among the youth on the functions and

procedures of parliament. Its aim of strengthening the roots of

democracy, inculcating healthy habits of discipline and tolerance

towards the views of others and to enable the student community

to understand the proper working of parliament. It envisages the

creation of a responsible citizen by advocating democratic values

and adult franchise. The club has an objective of rendering the

students with a deep commitment to the concept and practice of

Parliamentary Democracy.

Quiz Club: Quiz Club of MES Ponnani College is formed with

an objective of creating competitive aptitude among the students.

Club enhances student‟s attitude towards general knowledge.

Quiz club is effectively functioning in the college and conducts

both offline and online quiz competitions frequently. Quiz club in

collaboration with various departments and clubs, conducts quiz

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competitions in connection with important days like

Independence Day, Gandhi Jayanthi, Ozone day, etc.

Red Ribbon Club: Red Ribbon Club is a movement started by

the Government of India in schools and colleges through which,

students will spread awareness over HIV / AIDS. It envisages

instilling charity mind among all the students to extend their

able help towards developing healthy life styles, donating blood

to all the needy by promotion of Regular voluntary blood

donation. Red Ribbon Club, MES Ponnani College selects eighty

volunteers each year who form a blood donation forum in the

college to promote awareness of HIV prevention and encourage

voluntary and safe blood donation.

Tourism Club: Tourism Club of MES Ponnani College is

formed with an objective of creating awareness among the

students about the tourism related activities. Club enhances

responsible tourism among students. Tourism club is effectively

functioning in the college and the conducts talks, seminars, field

trip and exhibitions.

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AWARDS & ENDOWMENTS

1. MESPO (MES Ponnani College Abudabi Alumni Unit)

Sponsored scholarships (1 each from undergraduate

programmes) of `5,000/- for freshers (undergraduate

programmes).

2. MESPA (MES Ponnani College Dubai Alumni Unit)

Sponsored Elaroon Memorial of `5,000/- for BA Economics

Topper

3. Sasi Memorial Endowment of `10,000/- for B.Com Topper

(Instituted in the year 2016onwards)

4. K. V. Ameerudheen Memorial Endowment of `5,000/- for best

outgoing student based on his/her overall performance,

achievements and discipline.

5. Kadavand Abdulla Haji Memorial Prize of `5,000/- to one

meritorious needy girl student admitted in the college for

undergraduate course.

6. Prof. M. Nambiar Scholarship (Awarded to financially

backward student in the order of merit for succeeding B. Sc.

in Geology. Instituted by the Alumni Association of the

Geology Department)

7. "Tapodhan" Scholarship (Awarded to financially backward

student(s) of the Geology Department in the order of merit.

Instituted by an alumnus of the Geology Department, who

wanted to stay as anonymous)

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COLLEGE ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2021-22 JUNE – 2021

Date Day Working

Days

1 Tue

College reopens after Summer Vacation, Commencement of Third and Fifth Semester UG Classes and

Third Semester PG Classes

1

2 Wed 2 3 Thu 3 4 Fri 4 5 Sat World Environmental Day 6 Sun 7 Mon 5 8 Tue World Oceans Day 6 9 Wed 7

10 Thu 8 11 Fri 9

12 Sat Second Saturday

World Day against Child Labour

13 Sun 14 Mon World Blood Donor Day 10 15 Tue World Elder Abuse Awareness Day 11 16 Wed 12 17 Thu World Day to Combat Desertification 13 18 Fri 14 19 Sat Reading Day 20 Sun World Refugee Day 21 Mon International Day of Yoga 15 22 Tue 16 23 Wed United Nations Public Service Day 17 24 Thu 18 25 Fri 19 26 Sat World Anti-Drugs Day 27 Sun 28 Mon 20 29 Tue National Statistics Day 21 30 Wed 22

Total 22 Working Days

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Date Day Working

Days

JULY – 2021

1 Thu Doctor's Day 23 2 Fri 24 3 Sat 4 Sun 5 Mon 25 6 Tue 26 7 Wed International Day of Cooperatives 27 8 Thu 28 9 Fri 29

10 Sat Second Saturday 11 Sun World Population Day 12 Mon 30 13 Tue 31 14 Wed 32 15 Thu World Youth Skills Day 33 16 Fri 34 17 Sat World Day for International Justice 18 Sun Mandela Day

19 Mon 35 20 Tue National Moon Day, Bakrid 21 Wed 36 22 Thu 37 23 Fri 38 24 Sat 25 Sun 26 Mon Kargil Victory Day 39

27 Tue Central Reserve Police Force

Foundation Day 40

28 Wed World Hepatitis Day 41 29 Thu 42 30 Fri 43 31 Sat


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AUGUST – 2021

Date Day Working

Days 1 Sun 2 Mon 44 3 Tue 45 4 Wed 46 5 Thu 47 6 Fri Hiroshima Day 48 7 Sat Second Saturday 8 Sun 9 Mon Nagasaki Day, Quit India Day 49

10 Tue 50 11 Wed 51 12 Thu International Youth Day 52 13 Fri 53 14 Sat 15 Sun Independence Day 16 Mon 54 17 Tue 55 18 Wed College closes for Onam Vacation 56

19 Thu World Humanitarian Day

World Photography Day, Muharram

20 Fri Sadbhavana Diwas, First Onam 21 Sat Thiruvonam 22 Sun Third Onam

23 Mon Fourth Onam,

Sree Narayana Guru Jayanthi

24 Tue 57 25 Wed 58 26 Thu 59 27 Fri 60 28 Sat Ayyankali Jayanthi 29 Sun National Sports Day

30 Mon Small Industry Day, Sreekrishna

Jayanthi

31 Tue College reopens after Onam Vacation 61 Total 18 Working Days

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SEPTEMBER – 2021

Date Day Working

Days 1 Wed 62 2 Thu 63

3 Fri Internal Examination for Second

Semester UG & PG 64

4 Sat

5 Sun Teachers‟ Day

6 Mon 65 7 Tue 66 8 Wed International Literacy Day 67 9 Thu 68

10 Fri 69 11 Sat Second Saturday 12 Sun 13 Mon 70 14 Tue 71 15 Wed Hindi day, World First Aid Day 72 16 Thu International Day of Democracy 73 17 Fri World Ozone Day 74 18 Sat

19 Sun International Day of Peace

World Alzheimer‟s Day

20 Mon 75 21 Tue Sree Narayana Guru Samadhi 22 Wed 76 23 Thu Social Justice Day 77 24 Fri 78 25 Sat World Tourism Day 26 Sun 27 Mon 79 28 Tue 80

29 Wed 81 30 Thu 82


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OCTOBER – 2021

Date Day Working

Days 1 Fri International Day of Older Persons 83

2 Sat International Day of Non- Violence,

Gandhi Jayanthi

3 Sun World Nature Day, World Habitat Day

4 Mon World Animal Day 84 5 Tue World Teacher‟s Day 85

6 Wed World Wild Life Day

World Food Security Day 86

7 Thu Indian Air-force Day 87

8 Fri 88 9 Sat World Postal Day, Second Saturday

10 Sun World Mental Health Day 11 Mon International Day of the Girl Child 88 12 Tue World Sight Day 89 13 Wed World Calamity Control Day 90 14 Thu World Standard Day, Mahanavami

15 Fri World White Cane Day

International Day of Rural Woman, Vijayadasami

16 Sat World Food Day

17 Sun International Day for Eradication of

Poverty

18 Mon 91 19 Tue Milad-E-Sherif 20 Wed National Solidarity Day 92 21 Thu 93 22 Fri 94 23 Sat 24 Sun United Nations Day 25 Mon 95 26 Tue 96 27 Wed 97 28 Thu 98 29 Fri 99 30 Sat World Thrift Day 31 Sun National Integration Day


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NOVEMBER – 2021

Date Day Working

Days 1 Mon Kerala Piravi Dinam 100

2 Tue Commencement of First Semester UG and

PG Classes 101

3 Wed 102 4 Thu Guru Nanak Birthday, Diwali 5 Fri 103 6 Sat

7 Sun Infant Protection day

World Cancer Awareness Day

8 Mon 104 9 Tue Legal Service Day 105

10 Wed World Science Day for Peace and

Development, Transport Day 106

11 Thu 107 12 Fri 108 13 Sat Second Saturday 14 Sun World Diabetes Day, Children‟s Day 15 Mon 109 16 Tue 110 17 Wed 111 18 Thu 112 19 Fri Mother‟s Day 113 20 Sat 21 Sun 22 Mon 114 23 Tue 115 24 Wed 116 25 Thu 117 26 Fri Law Day 118 27 Sat 28 Sun 29 Mon 119 30 Tue 120


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DECEMBER – 2020

Date Day Working

Days 1 Wed World AIDS day 121 2 Thu 122 3 Fri World Disability Day 123 4 Sat Navy Day 5 Sun World Soil Day 6 Mon 124

7 Tue International Civil Aviation Day,

Armed Force Flag Day 125

8 Wed 126 9 Thu International Anti-Corruption Day, 127

10 Fri Human Rights Day 128 11 Sat UNICEF Day, Second Saturday 12 Sun 13 Mon 129

14 Tue

National Energy Conservation Day, Internal Examination for First &

Third Semester UG and Third Semester PG

130

15 Wed 131 16 Thu 132 17 Fri *College closes for Christmas Vacation 133 18 Sat 19 Sun Goa's Liberation day 20 Mon 21 Tue 22 Wed 23 Thu Farmer's Day 24 Fri 25 Sat Christmas 26 Sun 27 Mon

28 Tue *College reopens after Christmas

Vacation 134

29 Wed 135 30 Thu 136 31 Fri 137

Total 17 Working Days *May change according to university academic calendar

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JANUARY – 2022

Date Day Working

Days 1 Sat 2 Sun Mannam Jayanthi 3 Mon 138 4 Tue 139 5 Wed 140 6 Thu 141 7 Fri 142 8 Sat Second Saturday 9 Sun Pravasi Bharatiya Divas

10 Mon World Laughter Day 143 11 Tue 144

12 Wed National youth Day (Birth Day of

Swami Vivekananda) 145

13 Thu 146 14 Fri 147 15 Sat 16 Sun 17 Mon 148 18 Tue 149 19 Wed 150 20 Thu 151 21 Fri 152 22 Sat

23 Sun Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's Birth

Anniversary Day

24 Mon 153

25 Tue International Customs Duty Day,

India Tourism Day, Indian Voter Day 154

26 Wed Republic Day 27 Thu 155 28 Fri 156 29 Sat 30 Sun Martyrs‟ Day 31 Mon World Leprosy Eradication Day 157


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FEBRUARY – 2022

Date Day Working

Days 1 Tue 158 2 Wed World Wetlands Day 159 3 Thu 160 4 Fri World Cancer Day 161 5 Sat 6 Sun 7 Mon 162 8 Tue 163 9 Wed 164

10 Thu 165 11 Fri 166 12 Sat Second Saturday

13 Sun World Radio Day, Sarojini Naidu's

Birth Anniversary

14 Mon 167 15 Tue 168 16 Wed 169

17 Thu Internal Examination for Second, Fourth & Sixth Semester UG and

First Semester PG 170

18 Fri 171 19 Sat 20 Sun World Day of Social Justice 21 Mon International Mother Language Day 172 22 Tue 173 23 Wed 174 24 Thu Central Excise Day 175 25 Fri 176 26 Sat

27 Sun 28 Mon National Science Day 177


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MARCH – 2022

Date Day Working

Days

1 Tue Zero Discrimination Day,

Mahashivarathri

2 Wed 178

3 Thu World Wildlife Day

National Defence Day 179

4 Fri National Security Day 180 5 Sat 6 Sun 7 Mon 181 8 Tue International Women‟s Day 182 9 Wed 183

10 Thu 184 11 Fri 185

12 Sat Central Industrial Security Force Day,

Second Saturday

13 Sun 14 Mon 186 15 Tue World Consumer Day 187 16 Wed National Vaccination Day 188 17 Thu 189 18 Fri 190 19 Sat 20 Sun International Day of Happiness 21 Mon World Forest Day 191

22 Tue World Water Day,

Internal Examination for Fourth Semester PG

192

23 Wed World Meteorological Day 193 24 Thu World TB Day 194 25 Fri 195 26 Sat 27 Sun 28 Mon 196 29 Tue 197 30 Wed 198 31 Thu College Closes for Summer Vacation 199


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IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS

Principal 9446194905

0494-2669788

Secretary & Correspondent 9895043126

College Office 0494-2666077

University of Calicut 0494-2400809/

2401144/2401665

Vice Chancellor 0494-2400141

Controller of Examinations 0494-2400291

Registrar 0494-2400252

Director, College Development Council 0494-2401149

Director, Academic Staff College 0494-2400352

Public Relations Officer 0494-2400295

Dean of Students Welfare 9447477939

Director, Collegiate Edn., Trivandrum 0471-2303107

Dy. Director, Collegiate Edn., Calicut 0495-2722215

NAAC Bangalore 080-3412049

U G C Help Line.(Anti Ragging) 18001805522

Ambulance (MSS) 0494-2667855/2666255

Ambulance Chamber (Ezhuvathiruthi) 09387966127

Fire Station, Ponnani 0494-2666002

Government Hospital, Ponnani 0494-2666039

KSEB, Ponnani 0494-2666084

KSRTC Sub-Depot, Ponnani 0494-2666396

Municipal Office, Ponnani 0494-2666336

Police Station, Ponnani 0494-2666037

Taluk Office, Ponnani 0494-2666038

Railway Station, Guruvayoor 0487-2554300

Railway Station, Kuttippuram 0494-2607900

Railway Station, Thrissur 0487-2423150

Collectorate, Malappuram 0483-2734922

MES Office, Calicut 0495-2369321

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OUR SISTER INSTITUTIONS

1 MES College of Engineering, Kuttippuram,

Malappuram, Kerala-679573 +914942698081

2 MES Academy of Medical Sciences,

Perinthalmanna, Malappuram, 679338 +914933258305

3 MES Mampad College, Malappuram, Kerala-

676542 +91493200387

4 MES Kalladi College, Mannarkkad,

Palakkad-Dist., Kerala-678 583 +914924222377

5 MES Asmabi College, Kodungallur,

Thrissur,-Dist.,Kerala-680671 +914802850596

6 MES Keeveeyam College, Valancherry,

Malappuram, Kerala +914942644380

7 MES College Marampally, Aluva,

Ernakulam-Dist., Kerala-683107 +914842677104

8 MES College, Nedumkandam, Chembalam-

PO, Idukki-Dist., Kerala-685553 +914868232043

9 MES Women‟s College Nadakkavu -PO,

Kozhikkode, Kerala-673511 +91495765226

10 MES College, Erumely, ProposePO, Erumeli,

Kottayam-Dist., Kerala, 686509 +914828254393

11 MES College for Advanced Studies, Edathala

North-PO, Aluva, 683564 +914842839318

12 MES College, Kunnukara, Kunnukara-PO,

Aluva, Ernakulam-Dist., 683524 +914842574957

13 MES College, Vatakara, Villiapally-PO,

Vatakara, Kozhikkode, Kerala-673542 +914962535417

14 MES Training College, Edathala, Aluva,

Ernakulam-Dist., Kerala-683564 +914842839317

15 MES HSS, Ponnani, Ponnani South-PO,

Malappuram, Kerala-679577 +914942666087

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