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PART – A

The plan of action designed by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards

quality enhancement and its outcome by the end of the year is given below:

Plan: To introduce the revised curriculum structure for all UG & PG Science,

Arts and Commerce programmes under uniform CBCS pattern.

Outcome: The following curriculum structure has been framed and followed

effectively.

CURRICULUM STRUCTURE FOR UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

Part Nature of Course No. of Papers Credits

I. Language I

(Tamil/Hindi)

4 12

II. Language II

(English)

4 12

III. Major –Core

Major –Elective

Allied

13

4

6

60

15

20

IV. Value Education

Environmental Studies

Non-Major Elective

Skill Based Elective

1

1

2

6

2

2

4

12

V. Extension Activities – 1

TOTAL 41 140

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DISTRIBUTION OF COURSES

UNDERGRADUATE SCIENCE PROGRAMMES

Semester

Course I II III IV V VI

Part-I

Tamil/Hindi

1

1

1

1

-

-

Part-II

English

1

1

1

1

-

-

Part-III

Major-Core

1

2

2

2

3

3

Major-Elective - - - - 2 2

Allied 1 2 1 2 - -

Part -IV

Value Education

1

-

-

-

-

-

Environmental Studies - 1 - - - -

Non-Major Elective - - - - 1 1

Skill Based Elective 1 1 1 1 1 1

Part -V

Extension Activities

-

-

-

1

-

-

UNDERGRADUATE ARTS, COMMERCE AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

PROGRAMMES

Semester

Course I II III IV V VI

Part-I

Tamil/Hindi

1 1 1 1 - -

Part-II

English

1

1

1

1

-

-

Part-III

Major-Core

2

1

-

4

3

3

Major-Elective - - - - 2 2

Allied 1 2 3 - - -

Part -IV

Value Education

1

-

-

-

-

-

Environmental Studies - 1 - - - -

Non-Major Elective - - - - 1 1

Skill Based Elective 1 1 1 1 1 1

Part -V

Extension Activities

-

-

1

-

-

-



ALLOTMENT OF MARKS

(FOR UG PROGRAMMES)

UG PART I, PART II & PART III - THEORY COURSES

(FOR STUDENTS ADMITTED DURING 2008-2009 AND THEREAFTER)

CONTINUOUS INTERNAL ASSESSMENT

(CIA) : 25 Marks

COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION

(CE) : 75 Marks

CIA Total Marks : 25 Marks CE Total Marks : 75

QUESTION PAPER PATTERN

SECTION : A (Question 1 to 5) 5 x 5=25 Marks

5 Paragraph type questions with “either/or”

type choice

One question from each unit of the syllabus

Answer all the questions

SECTION : B (Question 6 to 10) 5 x 10 = 50 Marks

5 Essay type questions with “either/or” type

choice



Class Test

Assignment

Objective Type Testing

Total

:

:

:

:

15 Marks

5 Marks

5 Marks

25 Marks

UG PART III & PART IV – PRACTICAL COURSES



(CIA) : 40 Marks


(CE) : 60 Marks

CIA Total Marks : 40 CE Total Marks : 60

Model Test

Observation Note

Book

Record Note Book

Total

:

:

:

:

20 Marks

10 Marks

10 Marks

40 Marks

Methodology

Execution of

Practical Work

Accuracy of

Result

Total

:

:

:

:

20 Marks

30 Marks

10 Marks

60 Marks



UG PART IV

NON MAJOR ELECTIVE COURSES

SKILL BASED ELECTIVE THEORY COURSES

SKILL BASED ELECTIVE THEORY COURSES WITH FIELD WORK



(CIA)


(CE)

CIA Total Marks : 25 Marks CE Total Marks : 75 Marks QUESTION PAPER PATTERN

SECTION : A

(Question 1 to 4)

1. 4 Questions from Unit I of the syllabus

2. Each question carries 15 marks

3. Each question may contain short answer,

paragraph type and essay type questions.

SECTION : B

(Question 5 to 8)

1. 4 Questions from Unit II of the syllabus

2. Each question carries 15 marks

3. Each question may contain short answer,

paragraph type and essay type questions.

Class Test

Assignment

Objective Type Testing

Total

:

:

:

:

15 Marks

5 Marks

5 Marks

25 Marks

Note: Answer any Five Questions by choosing

at least 2 questions from each section

CURRICULUM STRUCTURE FOR POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

(Except for M.Sc.(Bio-Tech), M.Sc.(Comp. Sci.), M.Sc (I.T.), MCA & MBA)

Nature of Course No. of Papers Credits

Major-Core

Major Elective

Extra Disciplinary Course

Total

14

3

1

-

70

16

4

90

Project Work

(Extra Credit Course)

- 5

DISTRIBUTION OF COURSES FOR POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

(Except for M.Sc.(Bio-Tech), M.Sc.(Comp. Sci.), M.Sc (I.T.), MCA & MBA)

SEMESTER

COURSE I II III IV

Major-Core 3 4 4 3

Major-Elective 1 1 - 1

Extra Disciplinary

Course

- - 1 -



CURRICULUM STRUCTURE FOR M.Sc. (Comp. Sci.) and M.Sc. (I.T.) PROGRAMMES


Major Core 14 55

Major Elective 3 16

Extra Disciplinary Course 1 4

Project Work 1 15

TOTAL - 90

DISTRIBUTION OF COURSES FOR M.Sc.(Comp. Sci.) and M.Sc. (I.T.) PROGRAMMES

SEMESTER

COURSE

I II III IV

Major Core 4 5 5 -

Major Elective 1 1 - 1

Extra Disciplinary Course - - 1 -

Project work - - - 1

CURRICULUM STRUCTURE FOR MCA PROGRAMMES


Major Core 21 98

Major Elective 04 12


Project Work 01 20

TOTAL - 140

DISTRIBUTION OF COURSES FOR MCA PROGRAMMES

CURRICULUM STRUCTURE FOR MBA PROGRAMMES


Major Core 18 81


Project Work 01 15

TOTAL - 120

SEMESTER

COURSE I II III IV V VI

Major Core 5 5 5 3 3 -

Major Elective - - - 2 2 -

Extra Disciplinary Course 1 1 1 1 1 -

Project work - - - - - 1



DISTRIBUTION OF COURSES FOR MBA PROGRAMMES

CURRICULUM STRUCTURE FOR M.Sc. (Bio-tech) PROGRAMMES


Major Core 15 70



Project Work 01 06

TOTAL 90

DISTRIBUTION OF COURSES FOR M.Sc. (Bio-tech) PROGRAMMES

SEMESTER

COURSE I II III IV

Major Core 04 04 04 03

Major Elective 01 01 - -

Extra Disciplinary Course - - 01 -

Project work - - - 01

PG - THEORY COURSES



(CIA)


(CE)

CIA Total Marks : 25 Marks CE Total Marks : 75 Marks

QUESTION PAPER PATTERN


5 Paragraph type questions with “either/or”

type choice



SECTION : B (Question 6 to 10) 5 x 10 = 50 Marks

5 Essay type questions with “either/or” type

choice



Class Test

Assignment

Objective Type

Testing

Total

:

:

:

:

15 Marks

5 Marks

5 Marks

25 Marks

SEMESTER

COURSE I II III IV

Major Core 6 6 3 3

Major Elective - - 3 3

Project work - - 1 -



PG– PRACTICAL COURSES



(CIA)


(CE)

CIA Total Marks : 40 CE Total Marks: 60

Model Test

Observation Note

Book

Record Note Book

Total

:

:

:

:

20 Marks

10 Marks

10 Marks

40 Marks

Methodology

Execution of

Practical Work

Accuracy of

Result

Total

:

:

:

:

20 Marks

30 Marks

10 Marks

60 Marks

UG/PG – PROGRAMMES

PROJECT WORK

Continuous Internal Assessment

(CIA)

Evaluation of Project Work

Review I : 20 Marks

Review II : 20 Marks

-----------

Total : 40 Marks

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

(To be awarded by the Supervisor)

External Evaluation

Of Project Work : 40 marks

(To be awarded by the External Examiner)

VIVA-VOCE Examination (Joint Evaluation)

Viva-Voce : 20 Marks

(To be awarded jointly by the Supervisor and the External Examiner)

AGGREGATE PASSING MINIMUM

(FOR ALL UG/PG THEORY COURSES)

COURSE

Passing Minimum

CIA Semester

Examination Aggregate

UG

10 Marks

Out of

25 marks

30 marks

Out of

75 marks

40 Marks

Out of

100 marks

PG

10 Marks

Out of

25 marks

30 marks

Out of

75 marks

50 Marks

Out of

100 marks




(FOR ALL UG/PG PRACTICAL COURSES)

COURSE

Passing Minimum

CIA Semester

Examination Aggregate

UG 16 Marks

Out of

40 marks

24 marks

Out of

60 marks

40 Marks

Out of

100 marks

PG 16 Marks

Out of

40 marks

24 marks

Out of

60 marks

50 Marks

Out of

100 marks


(FOR ALL UG/PG PROJECT WORK)

CIA Marks External Evaluation Viva-Voce Total

Max. Pass

Minimum Max.

Pass

Minimum Max.

Pass

Minimum Max.

Pass

Minimum

40 20 40 20 20 10 100 50

Plan: To introduce the system of capping of marks of CIA

components/consolidation of CIA marks in the case of performance in

any of the CIA components in order to secure the passing minimum.

Outcome: The UG/PG Students/M.Phil. Scholars opting for improvement of

performance in any of the CIA Components to secure passing

minimum either in CIA components or in the consolidated CIA Total

marks, the marks secured by them after improvement is capped to the

passing minimum either in that CIA component or in the consolidated

CIA total marks and the students are benefitted by it.

Plan: To introduce the system of registration for all UG & PG Programmes.

Outcome: All the students admitted in the I year of UG/PG/PG Diploma

Programmes during 2009 – 2010 or thereafter shall register for a

maximum period of registration – 6 years for UG / 5 years for all two

year PG / 6 years for all three year PG Programmes and 3 years for all

one year PG Diploma Programmes. Further, for an extension of

registration of 2 years, after the lapse of the maximum registration

period, appeals can be made. During the extension period, the

candidates have to follow the latest revised syllabus which is in force

at that time.

Plan: To revise the curriculum structure for all M.Phil. Programmes.

Outcome: To following curriculum structure has been framed and followed

effectively.



CURRICULUM STRUCTURE FOR M.PHIL PROGRAMMES

Part Nature of Course Credits

I Paper I - Core I 6

Paper II - Core II 6

Paper III - Optional 6

Paper IV - Elective (Guide paper) 6

II Paper V – Teaching Methodology 6

Dissertation 10

Total 40

DISTRIBUTION OF COURSES FOR M.PHIL. PROGRAMMES

SEMESTER

COURSE I II

Part I

Core

2

-

Optional 1 -

Elective (Guide Paper) 1 -

Part II

Teaching Methodology

-

1

Dissertation - 1

M. PHIL. PROGRAMMES

M. Phil –Part I – Theory Courses (Paper I, II, III & IV)


(CIA)


(CE)

CIA Total Marks: 25

For Papers I, II, & III

Test : 10 Marks

Project work : 10 Marks

Seminar : 5 Marks

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

Total : 25 Marks

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

For Paper IV

Test : 10 Marks

Assignment : 10 Marks

Seminar : 5 Marks

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

Total : 25 Marks

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

CE Total Marks: 75

Question Paper Pattern


5 Paragraph type questions with

“either/or” type choice

One question from each unit of the

syllabus


SECTION : B (Question 6 to 10) 5 x 10=50 Marks

5 Essay type questions with

“either/or” type choice

One question from each unit of the

syllabus




M. Phil –Teaching Methodology (Paper V)


(CIA)


(CE)

CIA Total Marks: 25


Teaching Practice : 15 Marks

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

Total : 25 Marks

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

CE Total Marks: 75

External Evaluation

of Teaching : 50 Marks


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

Total : 75 Marks

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

DISSERTATION


(CIA)

EVALUATION OF DISSERTATION

Review I : 20 Marks

Review II : 20 Marks

-----------

Total : 40 Marks

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

(To be awarded by the Research Advisor)

External Evaluation

Of Dissertation : 40 marks

(To be awarded by the External Examiner)

VIVA-VOCE Examination (Joint Evaluation)


(To be awarded jointly by the Research Advisor and the External Examiner)


(For M.Phil. Programmes) THEORY COURSES

PART

Internal Marks

(CIA)

External marks

Semester Exam Total marks

Max Pass Min. Max Pass Min. Max Pass Min.

PART-I

Core-I

Paper-I

25 12 75 37 100 50

Core-II

Paper -II

25 12 75 37 100 50

Optional

Paper-III

25 12 75 37 100 50

Elective

Paper-IV

(Guide Paper)

25 12 75 37 100 50

PART-II

Paper-V

Teaching

Methodology

25 12 75 37 100 50



DISSERTATION

Part-II

CIA Marks External

Evaluation Marks

Viva-Voce Marks

(Joint Evaluation) Total Marks

Max Pass

Min. Max

Pass

Min. Max Pass Min. Max

Pass

Min.

Dissertation 40 20 40 20 20 10 100 50

Plan: To revise the structure of CIA for all M.Phil. Programmes.

Outcome: The following structure of CIA has been framed and effectively

followed.

(i) Structure of CIA for M.Phil Part I - Paper I, II & III

Test : 10 Marks

Project work : 10 Marks

Seminar : 5 Marks

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

Total : 25 Marks

--------------- (ii) Structure of CIA for M.Phil - Part-I - Paper IV Test : 10 Marks


Seminar : 5 Marks

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

Total : 25 Marks

--------------- (iii) Structure of CIA for M.Phil - Part-II - Paper V( Teaching Methodology)


Teaching Practice : 15 Marks

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

Total : 25 Marks

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

Plan: To revise the M.Phil. regulations regarding the restriction in the number

of attempts for theory papers / viva-voce Examination / submission of

dissertation.

M.Phil. Scholars are not permitted to appear for the theory

examination in any course on more than 2 occasions.

M.Phil. scholars are not permitted to submit the dissertation and

appear for the viva voce Examinations more than twice.

M.Phil. scholars who have not passed in theory course / Viva voce

Examination / Submission of dissertation even after availing two

attempts shall make an appeal to re – register themselves.

This has regularized the scholars to follow the stipulated period of time.

Outcome

:



Plan: To revise the structure of CIA for Part II – English for all UG

Programmes.

Outcome: The following structure of CIA for Part – II English is followed

Test : 15 Marks


Composition : 5 Marks

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

Total : 25 Marks

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

Plan: To revise the structure of CIA for MCA Programmes.

Outcome: The following Structure of CIA for M.C.A is followed.

Test : 10 Marks

Mini Project/Case study : 10 Marks

Seminar : 5 Marks

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

Total : 25 Marks

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

Plan: To revise the structure of CIA for MBA Programmes

Outcome: The following Structure of CIA for M.B.A is followed.

Test : 10 Marks

Mini Project/Case study : 10 Marks

Seminar : 5 Marks

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

Total : 25 Marks

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

Plan: To revise the regulations regarding the improvement of performance in

theory papers at UG / PG / M.Phil. level.

Students can apply for improvement only if they have passed in

the first attempt and only in the succeeding semester.

But students, who have passed all the courses of their programme,

may register for improvement in any two courses to improve their

OGPA.

This has given an opportunity for the students to improve their performance

but with certain restrictions.

Outcome:



Plan: To revise the regulations regarding the conduct of the May/June–

Supplementary Examinations.

The supplementary Examinations are conducted for the private

candidates (both outgoing and outgone) during May/June every

year.

All private candidates are eligible to register themselves for any

number of final semester courses of their programmes of study. In

addition to this, they may also register themselves for at the most

any two courses of the earlier semesters of their programmes of

study, provided they are having at the most two arrear papers in

the earlier Semester other than the final semester as on date.

Candidates shall register for the Supplementary Examination

within 10 days from the date of publication of results of April

Semester Examination or before 15th May, whichever is later.

Private candidates shall submit their Supplementary Examination

Application Form to the office of Controller of Examination only

after getting countersigned by the Principal.

Private candidates shall forfeit their Supplementary Examination

fees paid for papers which are not covered under the above said

Supplementary Examination Regulations.

The revision of the regulations has regularized the private

candidates applying for Supplementary Examination.

Plan: To introduce add-on certificate courses for UG students as optional.

Outcome: To improve the employability skills of the students of the UG

Programmes, the students can register themselves on voluntary basis

for add-on certificate courses from the following list.

LIST OF CERTIFICATE COURSES:

Tourism and Travel Management World Trade and Economics Rural Development Translational Proficiency Communicative English and Hindi Decision Making Techniques Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Herbal Medicine Office Automation and DTP Aquaculture e-Commerce

Outcome:



Tax Procedure and Practice Computer accounting and Practice Securities and Investment Management HR Management Everyday Physics Basic Photography Textile Chemistry Plant Biotechnology Chemistry for Human Welfare Poultry Production Environmental Biotechnology Human Resource Management Astrology

Plan: To introduce the system of normalization of scores secured in the

semester theory examination as suggested by Bharathidasan

University, Trichirappalli.

Outcome: The following Calculation for the Award of Grade and Grade point

under the proposed CBCS Scheme is followed.

WORKING PROCEDURE:

Marks scored by a student in subject “A” in the

Examination as valued by the examiners at the

Valuation centre of the College/University (say) = 65%

and the marks earned in the Internal Assessment

Subject average of the marks including Internal

Assessment (IA) scored above 30% in the subject (say) (1) = 58%

The mid point value of the marks of the class (30-100)

Determined based on the least standard deviation (2) = 60%

Hypothesis defined in that the mid point value of the class (30-100) is equal to the subject average of the marks scored above 30% by the students

Now, the normalized marks of the =

Actual marks obtained X Mid point value

subject A of the student X Subject average above 30%

=

65 X 60 = 67.24

58

The corresponding Grade Point = 7

Grade to be awarded is = C



POINTS FOR ADOPTION

(a) For PG programmes the subject average should be worked out for the marks scored above 40%

(b) The Chairman, Result Passing Board will recommend a suitable mid point value for normalization based on the result analysis, applying the concept of standard deviation, provided by the Controller of Examinations.

(c) If the computed mark is greater than 100 fix it at 100 (d) No Normalization shall be applied to the marks awarded for project works, viva-

voce Examination, practical papers and Seminar/Term papers. (e) The letter grade for Re-Appear subjects will be U and grade point will be “0” (f) The letter grade for Absent will be AAA and the grade point will be “0” (g) Transfer of Credit :

If any student is undergoing any of the papers of the degree programme in a

different institution, the following procedure shall be followed for credit

transfer:

The paper proposed to be undergone in a different institution against a paper in the curriculum should be selected such that the paper to be studied in the different institution has the same credit as that of the concerned paper in the curriculum. The equivalence should be duly certified by the members of the concerned Board of Studies.

If the institution in which the students want to study the said paper is not

following credit system, the same credit of the equivalent paper in the curriculum should be taken after the equivalence of weightage is certified by the members of the Board of Studies.

If the credit awarded by the other institution is in a different grading scale (Say

7 point scale and not in the 10 point scale) then the credit points should be converted to a 10 point scale using the following formula.

10 Credit to be transferred = (Credit earned in the other institution) x -----

7

If the other institution awards marks instead of Grade and Grade points, the marks awarded should be converted into grade points as per the norms of the University without applying normalization.

(h) PASSING MINIMUM:

A student is declared as PASS in a subject when he secures a minimum of 40% in the UG programmes and 50% in the PG Programmes of the normalized overall marks, inclusive of external and internal assessments and a minimum of 40% of normalized components of the final examination marks.

The minimum normalized component in terms of mark will be 30 marks

in the case of theory and 24 marks in the case of practical courses.

40 ------ x 75 = 30

100



40

------ x 60 = 24 100

The normalized part of the final examination marks can be computed

using the following formula: Normalised part of the final examination mark = normalized mark = CIA (actual mark awarded)

Example:

The actual mark earned in the final examination = 23

The actual marks earned in the CIA = 20

Total marks earned = 23 + 20 = 43

The class average between 30 and 100 = 54

43

Normalised mark = ------ 65 = 51.2

54

Normalised component of final examination mark = 51.2-20 = 31.2

The student has obtained an overall percentage of normalized mark of

51.2 which is more than the minimum required mark of 40% and the

normalized component of the final examination mark works out to 31.2

which is more than 30 (the minimum required) and hence he is declared

PASS.

Plan: To revise the gradation of course performance and the final result

classification in UG / PG / M.Phil. Programmes.

Outcome: The following Grading of Course Performance & Final Result – Classification

UNDERGRADUATE

Grade Marks Points Description

S 90 – 100 10 Outstanding

A 80 – 89 9 Excellent

B 70 – 79 8 Very Good

C 60 – 69 7 Good

D 50 – 59 6 Average

E 40 – 49 5 Satisfactory

U 0 – 39 0 Re-Appear

AAA - 0 Absent CLASSIFICATION:

OGPA 9 and above should

have passed all papers in I Class with Distinction

the first appearance

OGPA 7 and above but less than 9 I Class

OGPA 5 and above but less than 7 II Class



PG / M.PHIL.

Grade Marks Points Description

S 90 – 100 10 Outstanding

A 80 – 89 9 Excellent

B 70 – 79 8 Good

C 60 – 69 7 Average

D 50 – 59 6 Satisfactory

U 0 – 49 0 Re-Appear

AAA - 0 Absent

CLASSIFICATION:

OGPA 9 and above and should

have passed all papers in I Class with Distinction

the first appearance

OGPA 7 and above but less than 9 I Class

OGPA 6 and above but less than 7 II Class

The following routine healthy practices are regularly and sincerely adhered for the effective function and quality enhancement of the

institution:

Advanced Academic planning and strict implementation of the same. On-line availability of application form for students to download it themselves.

Computerization of the admission formalities to simplify the process.

Early provision of study material to facilitate the quick start of the learning

process. Reservation policy as per Govt. norms extended also to self – supportive course

admission. Completely capitation-free admission.

Course-wise and Period-wise recording of attendance to ensure punctuality,

regularity and discipline among students. Regular reporting of consolidation of attendance to both students and tutors.



Early bird arrangements regarding examination process to help the students to plan their career furtherance.

Safe and secure provision of hostel facilities.

Transport facility at low concessional rates for day scholars in almost all the

routes. Introduction of requirement of passing minimum for each component of CIA to

ensure reliability in the award of marks. Wide scope for students to improve their various skills through a variety of

extension activities.

**********



PART – B

1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution:

VISION: Started by Rao Bahadur Shri.A.VEERIYA VANDAYAR and his illustrious brother

Shri.A.KRISHNASWAMY VANDAYAR of Poondi with a far-sighted vision of educating the rural masses, the motto of the college is ‘to learn and to serve’. The Secretary and Correspondent of the college, Shri.K.THULASIAH VANDAYAR has a vision to offer quality academic programmes and value oriented higher education to the rural community in Tamil Nadu to equip them to meet the challenges of time in terms of regional, national and global demands with moral standards and quality.

MISSION: The mission of A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College (Autonomous) is to build

leadership qualities, competent minds and form compassionate hearts. The college imparts a practical, demanding and overall development of the personality generated by love, consideration and care for society.

The College offers a wide range of needs, interests and programmes within a

challenging, supportive and conducive environment for the clear vision of the future and to apply it for the betterment of the nation.

The Vision and Mission is reflected in the trust document of the college that

declares to serve and empower the down-trodden people of this rural agrarian backward area in the fields of Education and Technology.

The goal of the institution is enshrined in the college emblem.



It is reflected in the Prospectus, Calendar and the College Magazine.

The goal, to incorporate values and quality to inspire students to become committed and responsible citizens, is reiterated in functions like Founder’s Day, Founder’s Commemoration Day, Independence Day, Gandhi Jayanthi, Republic Day, College Day and so on.

The goals and objectives are reflected in the activities like Self-Audit, Periodical Awareness Programmes and Public Website of the College.

Intelligent and eminent faculty members are appointed to motivate the students and mould the younger minds both academically and generally.

To improve students’ social awareness, communicative skills and creative

thinking, students’ participation is ensured in corporate governance like Board of Studies and various academic bodies.

For self development, community and national development, NCC, NSS, NIS,

USSC and YRC are functioning regularly and actively. Special programmes to impart soft skills are also conducted effectively and efficiently.

Environmental study course is mandatory for all UG courses. A separate Nature

Club is functioning effectively to create environmental awareness among the major stakeholders. Research activities are undertaken to popularize eco–friendly farming techniques among the farmers of this region.

For value orientation, special programmes are conducted regularly to inculcate

values among the students. To make learning effective, a course on Culture and Ethics is introduced for UG Students to refresh the young minds with the values of our culture and tradition to be included and followed effectively.

To transform the young students into knowledgeable citizens, a paper on

General Knowledge has been introduced for all UG students in the final year of their study.

The various Non-statutory committees like “Admission Committee, Library

Committee, Magazine Committee, Calendar Committee, General Time Table Committee, Transport Committee, Literary and Cultural Committee, Placement Cell, Students Counselling and Guidance Cell, Research Guidance Cell, Discipline



Committee, Students Evaluation Grievance Redressal Cell, Planning and Evaluation Committee, Teasing Enquiry Committee, Academic Misconduct Enquiry Committee, Students Welfare Committee, Extra – Curricular Activity Committee, Finance Committee, Purchase Committee, Career Guidance and Youth Counselling Cell, Students Grievance Cell and Academic Audit Committee” function effectively and periodically to fulfill the vision and mission of the college and add to the tenor of its functioning.

The following associations function in the college to provide opportunities to the

students for achieving the goals and objectives of the institution.

COLLEGE ASSOCIATIONS

Tamil Peravai

The Literary and Debating Society

Hindi Association

Planning Forum

Social Service League

National Integration Samithi

Fine Arts Association

The Athletic Association

Mathematics Association

Physics Association

Chemistry Association

Botany Association

Zoology Association

Commerce Association

Economics Association

History Association

Pushpam Association for Computer Education

Various Cultural Programmes, sports activities, elocution / debate and essay/ poetry / quiz competitions are conducted.

Industrial Visits and Educational Tours are arranged regularly to update the knowledge of the students.

Campus Interviews are conducted for placement in companies.



Research Activities, Field Surveys, Outreach Programmes and Extension Activities related to the problems of the rural areas are organized periodically to equip students to dedicate themselves for the cause of Higher Education and Value Oriented Programmes.

All these activities enable the students to equip themselves wholly to meet the future challenges with confidence.

2. New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG):

Additional Section for BBA (Additional section II), B.A. English (Additional Section I) and B.Sc. Mathematics (Additional section II) were opened.

3. Innovations in Curricular design and transaction:

In the M.Phil. Programmes of the various disciplines Paper V Teaching Methodology in which the units are devoted to Teaching strategies, Network and e-resources, communicative skills and Teaching Practice (Micro Teaching) is included.

The revised curriculum Structure for all UG and PG Science, Arts and Commerce Programmes under uniform CBCS Pattern has been introduced.

4. Inter – disciplinary programmes started: Nil

5. Examination Reforms implemented:

The system of capping of marks has been introduced with regard to CIA components / Consolidation of CIA marks in the case of performance in any of the CIA Components in order to secure passing minimum.

M.Phil. regulations regarding the restriction in the number of attempts for theory papers / vivavoce Examinations / Submission of dissertation has been revised so as to regularize the scholars to complete the programme within two attempts.

Opportunity has been given to Students to improve their performance in theory Papers with reasonable restrictions.

In order to help the outgoing Students to complete their Programme successfully, supplementary Examinations are conducted during May/June every year.

6. Candidates qualified : NET / SLET / GATE etc: Nil



7. Initiative towards Faculty Development Programme:

The following members of the Staff have gone on Faculty Development Programmes for two years from 7th January 2010.

Prof. C.Radhakrishnan, Associate Prof. of English.

Prof. S.Kanagaraj, Assistant Prof. in English.

Prof. M.Kannan, Assistant Prof. in Tamil.

Both training and upgradation in knowledge area are the warp and the woof of the internal fabric of a teacher in higher education. If one does not respond to this requirement, he may render himself irrelevant in the campus. As many as 13 teachers in 2009-2010, have made use of the opportunities and undergone Orientation/Refresher Courses sponsored by Academic Staff Colleges in various parts of the country.

Prof. G.Thirugnanasambandam - Economics Prof.V.Sharmila - English Prof.G.Komahan - Mathematics Prof.K.Ravichandran - Physics Prof.G.Pasupathi - Physics Prof.R.Manimekalai - Physics Prof.M.Suganya - Physics Prof.M.Vasanthi - Physics Prof.N.Manjula - Physics Prof.C.Rajashree - Physics

Prof.V.Nandhakumar - Chemistry

Prof.M.Pramesh - Chemistry Prof.P.Vanathi - Botany

Our Teachers have poised to maintain academic standards by way of presentation of papers in various seminars, symposia and conferences at

State, National and International level

History

Prof.S.Poornachandran presented a paper entitled Empowerment of Women Through SHG – Malargal Suya Udavi Kulu – A Study in a National level seminar at National College, Trichy from 07.09.09 to 09.09.09

Dr.R.Krishnamoorthy presented a paper entitled Sons Preference and its Impact

on Society in a National seminar at National College, Trichy from 07.09.09 to 09.09.09



Economics

Dr.N.Rajendran presented papers entitled

o Women Empowerment in Tamil Nadu in a National seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 24.07.09 and 25.07.09

o Women Empowerment Through SHGs in Thanjavur District in a National

seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 24.07.09 and 25.07.09

o Groundwater Resources in India & Sustainable Development in a National seminar at Kunthavai Nachiar Govt. College, Thanjavur on 05.09.09 & 06.09.09

Dr.R.Rajendran presented papers entitled

o Economic Analysis of Shrimp Prod’s in Nagai with Special Reference to Avarickadu Village in a Regional level seminar at Rajah Serfoji Govt. College, Thanjavur on 23.08.09

o Economics of Vegetable Cultivation in Akkachipatti Village, Pudukkottai in

a Regional level seminar at Rajah Serfoji Govt. College, Thanjavur on 23.08.09

Prof.R.Rajendran & Prof.S.Sangeetha presented a paper entitled Changes in Cropping Pattern in Thanjavur Dt. in a National seminar at National College, Trichy on 09.01.10 and 10.01.10

Dr.R.Palanivelu & Prof.R.Swaminathan presented papers entitled

o Women Entrepreneurs’ Challenges & Opportunities in India in a National seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 24.07.09 and 25.07.09

o Inclusive Growth Aspects in the 11th Five Year Plan in a State level seminar

at Govt. Arts College, Kumbakonam from 06.08.09 to 07.08.09

o Economic issues in India with Special Reference to I.T. in a Regional level seminar at Rajah Serfoji Govt. College, Thanjavur on 23.08.09

o Economic Growth and Human Development in a National seminar held at

Erode Arts College, Erode on 15.09.09 and 16.09.09

o Global Warming & Green House Effect in a National seminar at Kunthavai Nachiar Govt. College, Thanjavur on 05.09.09 & 06.09.09

o Health Insurance in India in a National seminar at Rajah Serfoji College,

Thanjavur on 11.11.2009

o Stagnating Agriculture and Rural & Urban Poverty in Orissa in a National seminar at KIJT University, Orissa from 27.12.09 to 29.12.09

o Global Economic Crisis and Indian Economy in a National seminar at

National College, Trichy on 09.01.10 and 10.01.10

Dr.R.Palanivelu presented a paper entitled Road Transport System in India in a Regional level seminar at Rajah Serfoji Govt. College, Thanjavur on 23.08.09



Prof.G.Thirugnanasambandam presented a paper entitled Application of Modern Technology in Ramanathapuram Village in Thanjavur in a Regional level seminar at Rajah Serfoji Govt. College, Thanjavur on 23.08.09

Prof.R.Swaminathan presented papers entitled

o Socio-Economic Status of Women Labourers in Karuvakkurichi in a National seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 24.07.09 and 25.07.09

o Socio-Eco Condition of Landless Agricultural Labours in Ariyalur Dt in a

Regional level seminar at Rajah Serfoji Govt. College, Thanjavur on 23.08.09

Prof.P.Nadimuthu presented papers entitled

o Marking Growth Inclusive Through Economic Reform & Infra-Structure Development in a State level seminar at Govt.Arts College, Kumbakonam on 06.08.09 and 07.08.09

o Women Empowerment & National Policy in a National seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri

Pushpam College, Poondi on 25.07.09

o Strengthening Higher Education in India in a National seminar at Lady Doak College, Madurai on 20.08.09 and 21.08.09

o Fiscal Feudalism in India in a Regional level seminar at Rajah Serfoji Govt.

College, Thanjavur on 23.08.09

o Socio-Eco Condition of Silk Weavers in Manambuchavadi at Thanjavur in a Regional level seminar at Rajah Serfoji Govt. College, Thanjavur on 23.08.09

o A Study on the Role of Public Distribution System in T.N. in a Regional level

seminar at Rajah Serfoji Govt. College, Thanjavur on 23.08.09

o Nutrition and Food Security in a National seminar at Erode Arts College, Erode on 15.09.09 and 16.09.09

o Impact of Solid Waste Management on Socio-Economic Condition in

Thanjavur Municipality in a National seminar at Kunthavai Nachiar Govt. College, Thanjavur on 05.09.09 and 06.09.09

o Global Crisis and its Implication on Indian Economy in a National seminar at

KIJT University, Orissa from 27.12.09 to 29.12.09

o Global Economic Crisis with Special Reference to India in a National seminar at National College, Trichy on 09.01.10 and 10.01.10

Prof.V.Valarmathy & Prof.S.Rajeswari presented papers entitled

o Gender Gap in Education in a Regional level seminar at Rajah Serfoji Govt. College, Thanjavur on 23.08.09

o Impact of Global Crisis on Indian Economy in a National seminar at National

College, Trichy on 09.01.10 and 10.01.10



Prof.S.Rajarajeswari presented a paper entitled Women Entrepreneurs’ Problems & Prospects in a National seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 24.07.09 and 25.07.09

Prof.V.Valarmathy presented a paper entitled Women Entrepreneurs’ Problems &

Solutions in a National seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 24.07.09 and 25.07.09

Prof.S.Sangeetha & Prof.S.Rajeswari presented a paper entitled Women Literacy

Rate & IMR – An Analysis in a National seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 24.07.09 and 25.07.09

Prof.S.Sangeetha, presented a paper entitled A Study on Per Capita Expd. on

Health by Rural Poor in Thanjavur in a Regional level seminar at Rajah Serfoji Govt. College, Thanjavur on 23.08.09

Tamil

Dr.K.Manoharan presented a paper entitled Comparative Literature in a National

seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 06.04.2009 and 07.04.2009. Dr.V.Sivapatham presented a paper entitled Manu Dharmam & Thirukkural in a

National Seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 07.04.09.

Dr.N.Sivaji Kabilan presented a paper entitled Thiruvalluvar and Sigmund Freud-Psychoanalysis in a National seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 06.04.2009 and 07.04.2009.

Prof.R.Santhanalakshmi presented a paper entitled xg;gpyf;fpak; in a National

seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 06.04.2009 and 07.04.2009. English

Dr.K.Sundararajan presented a paper entitled Technical English in a National

seminar at Kongu Engineering College, Perundurai, Erode from 9th to 13th Jan.10 Prof.R.Ganesan presented papers entitled

o Anna as an Idealist in a State level seminar at Tamil University, Thanjavur on 29.08.09

o Finer Elements in Comparative Literature in a National seminar at

A.V.V.M.Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 06.07.09

Prof.B.R.Veeramani presented papers entitled o Anna : The Realist in a State level seminar at Tamil University, Thanjavur on

29.08.09 o Comparison of Characters in Hawthorne and Jeyakandan in a National

seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 06.07.09

Dr.K.Sivakumar & Dr.K.Sundararajan presented a paper entitled A Critical Study of Anna’s Anthi Kalampagam in a State level seminar at Tamil University, Thanjavur on 29.08.09



Dr.R.Shanthi presented papers entitled o Roots of Afro-American Writers in a State level seminar at TUK College,

Thanjavur on 04.09.09 o Eco Psychology In M.Laurence’s the Stone Angel in an International seminar

at National College, Trichy on 26.09.09

o Tagore’s the Trial: A Study in a State level seminar at H.H.Rajah’s College, Pudukkottai on 08.04.09

o Humanism Triumphs Eternally: Fight for Human Right in Tagore’s Muktha

Thara in a National seminar at National College, Trichy on 09.08.09

Prof.A.Senthilvel presented a paper entitled Character Study in Anna’s Short Stories in a State level seminar at Tamil University, Thanjavur on 29.08.09

Prof.R.Vadivel presented a paper entitled Anna as a Social Reformer in a State

level seminar at Tamil University, Thanjavur on 29.08.09

Prof.M.Chandrasekaran presented papers entitled o Charactrarization in Anna’s Short Stories in Sevvazhai in a State level

seminar at Tamil University, Thanjavur on 29.08.09 o Kambanum Miltonum in a National seminar at A.V.V.M.Sri Pushpam College,

Poondi on 06.07.09.

Prof.G.Karthikeyan presented a paper entitled Political, Social and Literary Contribution in Anna’s Works in a State level seminar at Tamil University, Thanjavur on 29.08.09.

Prof.V.Radhakrishnan presented a paper Entitled Comparative Literature- Shelley & Bharathi in a National seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 06.07.09

Prof.V.Deepa presented papers entitled o Black Feminism in Toni Morrison’s the Bluest Eye in a State level seminar at

TUK College, Karanthai on 04.04.09

o Eco Criticism In Tagore’s the Gardener in a State level seminar at H.H.Rajah’s College, Pudukkottai on 08.04.09

o Protest of an Angry Youth in Jimmy Porter in a National level seminar at National College, Trichy on 09.08.09

o Eco Psychology in Margaret Atwood’s Surfacing in an International seminar at National College, Trichy on 25.09.09

Prof.T.Mahendran presented papers entitled

o Comparative Literature in a National seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 06.04.09

o Racism in the works of Afro-American Writers in a State level seminar at TUK Arts College, Thanjavur on 04.04.09

o The Suffering and Exploitation in Arunthati Roy’s the God of Small Things

in a National seminar at H.H.Rajah’s College, Pudukkottai on 08.04.09



Prof.R.Mayilraj presented a paper entitled Bacon and Thiruvalluvar – A

Comparative Study in a National seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 06.07.09

Prof.S.Pari presented a paper entitled Shelley and Kamban-A Comparative Study

in a National seminar at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi on 06.07.09 Mr.P.Raja presented a paper entitled Vallalar’s Blissful Life without Mortality in a

National level seminar at Annamalai University on 17.03.2010. Commerce

Dr.G.Shanmugavelu presented a paper entitled Awareness of Human Rights in a

National seminar at Khadir Mohideen College, Adirampattinam on 02.08.09 Dr.M.Swaminathan & Prof.R.Sivanantham presented papers entitled

o Problems of Women Entrepreneurs in a National seminar at A.D.M. College, Nagapattinam on 24.07.09 and 25.07.09

o Economic Development in India in a State level seminar at Raja Serfoji Govt.

(A) College, Thanjavur on 23.08.09

Dr.M.Swaminathan presented papers entitled o A Critical Analysis of Indian Card Market with Reference to Credit Card in

an International seminar at Sri Sairam Institute of Management Studies, Chennai on 24.09.09 and 25.09.09

o The Breath of Professional Life-Communication in an International seminar

at Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development, Sri Perumpudhur, Chennai from 06.04.09 to 08.04.09

Mathematics

Dr.S.Jayakumar presented a paper entitled Stochastic Model for Aids in an International seminar at Jamal Mohammed College, Trichy on 24.07.09 & 25.07.09

Dr.G.Karikalan, Prof.G.Komahan, Prof.S.Sankara Narayanan & Prof.G.Sivakumar participated in an International seminar entitled Stochastic Model for Aids at Jamal Mohammed College, Trichy on 24.07.09 and 25.07.09

Prof.D.Ramprasad presented papers entitled o Genetic Algorithm Approach for Minimizing Waiting Times In Railway

Networks in a National seminar at Kundavai Nachiyar Govt. College, Thanjavur on 31.08.09

o Recent Advances in Graph Theory And Its Applications on 28.08.09 & 29.08.09

Prof.K.Uma presented a paper entitled Maximal Bipartite Fuzzy Graph Algorithm in a National seminar at Kundavai Nachiyar Govt. College, Thanjavur on 31.08.09 & 01.09.09

Prof.D.R.Kirubaharan presented a paper entitled Evaluation of Prevalence of TB

Epidemic in PHC Regions in and around, Thanjavur (Dt) 2008, Using Stochastic Process in a National seminar at Kundavai Nachiar Govt. College, Thanjavur on 31.08.09 & 01.09.09



Chemistry

Dr.G.Chandramohan presented papers

o Recent Advance in Textile and Electro Chemical Sciences in a National level seminar at S.T. Hindu College, Nagercoil on 08.01.2010

o Third International Textile Conference in an International seminar at SSM

College of Engg., Kumarapalaiyam from 28.08.09 to 30.08.09 Botany

Dr.R.Chandrasekaran presented a paper entitled Bioinformatics…. Rhizobacteria

in an International seminar at N.G.Renga Agricultural University, Hyderabad in collaboration with Auburn University, USA from 21.06.09 to 24.06.09

Dr.A.Panneerselvam presented a paper entitled Eco Bio Diversity in a National

seminar at Rajah’s College, Pudukkottai on 18.09.09.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam presented a paper entitled Immunology & Immunotechnology in a National seminar at Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli on 19.09.09.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam presented a paper entitled Antifungal…. Andaman Island in

an International seminar at University of Delhi from 01.12.09 to 04.12.09.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam et al presented papers entitled Effect of different pasteurization on Microbial quality of milk in a National Level Seminar at S.Vellaichamy Nadar College (Autonomous) Nagamalai, Madurai on 18 Mar.2010

Dr.A.Panneerselvam et al presented papers in a National Level seminar at Indian

Institute of Crop Processing Technology Pudukkottai Road, Thanjavur on 06.03.2010 and 07.03.2010

Production of single cell protein from yeast using papaya Extract medium Wine preparation from Beetroots Wine preparation from Tomatos

Zoology

Dr.R.Damodaran presented papers in a International seminar held at Jamal

Mohamed College, Trichy from 28.08.2009 to 30.08.2009 o Effect of Modified Atmosphere Packaging on Red Flour Beetle (Tribolium

Castaneum) and Biochemical Changes in Black Gram Dhal Storage

o Relative Susceptibility of Different Varieties of Paddy to Infestation by the Sitotroga (Cerealella/Olivier) as Influenced by the Biochemical Content of the Grains

o Systematic Stimulation of Histone Deacetylase Inhibition in the Apoptosis

Ms.R.Sripriya & Dr.K.Rajendran presented a paper entitled Effect of Copper

Sulphate on blood Parameter and Enzymes of the Indian Angulla Bicolor in a National seminar at Nehru Memorial College, Puthanampatti on 22.01.10 & 23.01.10



Ms.K.Malathi & Dr.K.Rajendran presented a paper entitled Effect of Starvation in Some Hematological Values and Enzymes of Freshwater Fish Channa Punctatus (Block) in a National seminar at Nehru Memorial College, Puthanampatti on 22.01.10 & 23.01.10

Dr.K.Rajendran presented a paper entitled Isolation of Fungi and Bacteria from

Diseased Fresh Water Fish Channa Striates in a National seminar at K.M. College, Athirampattinam on 10.03.10 & 11.03.10

Physical Education

Dr.C.Robert Alexander presented papers entitled o Impact of Sports Injuries in Different Games in an International seminar at

M.A.M. College of Engineering, Tiruchirappalli on 07.12.09 and 08.12.09

o Prevention of Sports Injuries in Early Ages in a National seminar at M.D.T. Hindu College, Tirunelveli on 29.01.10

o Species Diversity in a Residential Area in a National seminar at K.N.Govt. Arts College, Thanjavur on 05.06.09

o Effect of Exercisers on Selected Psychological Variables of Basket Ball

Players in a National seminar at University of Madras on 19.03.10 & 20.03.10 Library and Information Science

Dr.A.Ganesan, Prof.J.Selvam & Prof.T.R.Deivanai presented papers in a State level seminar at Gobi Arts & Science College, Gobichettipalayam on 26.09.09

o Marketing of Library and Information Services o Information Literacy in Higher Education

Hindi

Dr.T.V.Subramanian presented a papers entitled o Skills and Language Skill Development in a State level seminar at H.H.Rajah’s

College, Pudukkottai on 22.04.09

o Science Age and Functional Hindi in a National seminar at H.H.Rajah’s College, Pudukkottai on 01.02.10.

Management Studies

Dr.S.Kamaraju, participated in a National seminar on How to Develop Creativity in a National seminar at VIT, Vellore from 6th to 8th July 2009.

Guest Lectures and Special Lectures have been arranged by various departments for the benefit of undergraduate and postgraduate students and research scholars so as to keep them abreast of the latest trends and techniques in their disciplines.

History

Dr.C.Lakshmanan, Professor of Rare Paper Manuscripts, Tamil University, Thanjavur delivered a Guest Lecture on Sources For Tamil Nadu History on 27.08.09.



Economics

Dr.G.Gnanasekaran, St.Joseph’s College, Trichy delivered a Guest Lecture on ANOVA (Analysis of Variance) on 21.12.09.

Dr.D.Kumar, Jamal Mohammed College, Trichy delivered a Guest Lecture on

A Revisit in Economic Research on 30.12.09.

Dr.E.Selvarajan, Annamalai University, Chidambaram delivered a Guest Lecture on Climate Change on 19.02.10.

Ms.K.Malathi Indian Bank, Kumbakonam & Dr.V.R.Mathiyazhagan, Prof. of

Economics, National College, Tiruchirappalli were Resource persons for a special meeting on Union Budget 2010-11 on 01.03.10.

Tamil

Dr.R.Mohan, Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai delivered a Guest Lecture on rq;f ,yf;fpar; nrhw;nghopT on 24.06.09.

Dr.Shanmuga.Selvaganapathy, Rajah’s College, Thiruvaiyaru delivered a Guest

Lecture on Njthug; ghly;fs; tpsf;fTiu on 28.08.09.

Dr.S.N.Kanthasamy, Tamil University, Thanjavur delivered a Guest Lecture on

rq;fg; ghly;fspy; cs;SiuAk; ,iwr;rpAk; on 30.09.09.

Mathematics

Dr.A.Nagoorgani, Reader in Mathematics, Jamal Mohammed College, Tiruchirappalli delivered a Guest Lecture on Fuzzy Optimization on 08.08.09.

Physics

Dr.Hemalatha, NIIT, Trichy delivered a Guest Lecture on Nano Science on 27.08.09.

Dr.N.Venkatanathan, SASTRA University, Thanjavur delivered a Guest Lecture on Astronomy on 20.02.10.

Chemistry

Dr.Abdul Jameel, Reader, Jamal Mohammed College, Tiruchirappalli delivered a Guest Lecture on ESR Spectroscopy on 23.01.10.

Botany

Mr.A.Anderson, Medical Virology Dept., Cambodia delivered a Guest Lecture on Swine Flu Outbreak in 2009 on 23.06.09.

M/S.Sai Bioscience, Coimbatore arranged a Guest Lecture on Bioinformatics on

27.07.09. Zoology

Dr.G.Swamidoss Daniel, Dean of Sciences, PRIST University, Thanjavur delivered a Guest Lecture on Recent Trends in Animal Science on 20.08.09.

M/S.Sai Bioscience, Coimbatore arranged a Guest Lecture on Awareness

Programme on Bioinformatics Tools & Molecular Biology Techniques in Aug.09.



Computer Science Mr.K.Palanivel, Dept. of Computer Science, AVC College, Mayiladuthurai delivered a

Guest Lecture on Recommender Systems in HCI on 07.10.09.

Prof.Sankaranarayanan, Asst. Professor, Dept. of Computer Science, Govt. College (Men), Kumbakonam delivered a Guest Lecture on Software Design Techniques with a Case Study on 19.10.09.

Library and Information Science Mrs.Daya Sridhar, Librarian, Thirumalai Arts & Science College, Walsa Mumbai

delivered a Guest Lecture on E-Resources on 06.07.09.

Mr.Nagarajan, Librarian (Retd.), delivered a Guest Lecture on Bibliometrics on 14.07.09.

Mrs.Swarooparani, Reader, Dept. of DLIS, Bishop Heber College, Trichy delivered a Guest Lecture on Information and Communication Tools on 16.09.09.

Management Studies

Mr.G.Panchapikesan & Mrs.S.Umayyal, Professors in Manavalakkalai World Peace Centre, Thanjavur delivered Guest Lectures on Kayakalpha on 24.07.09.

Ms.K.Nirmala, Academic Advisor, Trinity Academy, Thanjavur delivered a Guest Lecture on Become Employable on 21.08.09.

Mr.R.Satyanarayana, Administrator – Trinity, Academy of Co-ordinating and Training for Placement delivered a Guest Lecture on Employability Enhancement Programme on 21.08.09.

Dr.R.Srinivasan, Associate Professor, National College, Trichirappalli delivered a Guest Lecture on Recent Trends in Capital Market on 03.11.09.

Dr.G.Ganesan, Ph.D., Dean, Dept. of Commerce, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli delivered a Guest Lecture on Supply Chain Management Strategy on 11.01.10.

Ms.A.Nancy, HR Manager Lexicon Development delivered a Guest Lecture on Personality Development on 24.12.09.

Dr.T.Govindaraj, Ph.D. Dean (Retd.,) A.V.V.M.Sri Pushpam College, Poondi delivered

a Guest Lecture on Global Financial Crisis on 27.01.10.

Prof.S.Poornachandran, Department of History, A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi delivered a Guest Lecture on Personality Development on 30.01.10.

Publish or perish is an accepted dictum in higher education. The Research

Publications of our teachers reflect the confirmation of the dictum. The following is the list of publications of the faculties.

Economics

Dr.R.Palanivelu & Prof.R.Swaminathan published articles entitled o The Importance of Value Added Tax in the Journal Peninsular Economist in

its issue in January,2010 vide Vol.XX o Impact of Global Warming on Economic Development in India in the Journal

Peninsular Economist in its issue in January 2010, vide Vol.XXI



English

Dr.R.Shanthi published an article entitled Unconscious Competency in Learning English as a Second Language in the Journal English Language Teaching- India in its issue of Oct. – Dec. 2009.

Dr.B.R.Veeramani published an article entitled Semantic Study in Bharathidasan’s Selected Translated Poems in the National Journal (ISSN) Literary Explorer in its issue in June 2009.

Commerce

Dr.S.S.Raju published an article entitled Revelation in the National Journal Capital Adequacy Ratio-Analysis in its issue in June 2009.

Dr.M.Swaminathan published articles entitled

o Impact of Economic Crisis in Global Business Scenario in the National Journal A Study on Evolution of E-Banking in India in its issue in Sept. 2009.

o Impact of Globalisation on Tourism Industries in the National Journal

Survival and Growth Strategies for Business Dynamics in its issue in Jan. 10 Physics

Mr.K.Ravichandran published articles entitled o Highly Conducting Tin Oxide Films in the International Journal physicab in

its issue in 2009. o Doubly Doped Sno2 Films in the International Journal Surface Engineering in

its issue in Vol.25, 2009.

Mr.A.R.Balu & Dr.A.Thayumanavan published an article entitled EBE ZnSe Films in the International Journal Crystal Research Technology in its issue in Vol.1-6, 14.01.2010.

Mr.V.S.Nagarethinam & Dr.A.Thayumanavan published articles entitled

o EBE ZnTe Films in the International Journal Crystal Research Technology in its issue in Vol.1-6, 11.01.2010.

o Influence of Substrate Temperature on the Properties of Electron Beam

Evaporated ZnSe Films in the International Journal Crystal Research Technology in its issue in Vol.1-6, 14.01.2010.

o Structural, Optical and Electrical Properties of Electron Beam Evaporated

CdSe Thin Films in the International Journal Crystal Research Technology in its issue in Vol.1-6, 29.01.2010.

Mr.K.Ravichandran, Mr.B.Sakthivel & Mr.P.Philominathan published an article

entitled Nanocrystalline Transparent SnO2-ZnO Films in the International Journal Crystal Research Technology in its issue in Vol.45, 292-298 (2010).

Mr.K.Ravichandran & Mr.P.Philominathan published an article entitled CDS Films

From two Different low cost Techniques for Solar Cell Applications – A Comparative Study in the International Journal Surface Engineering in its issue in Vol.533, (2009),1.



Mr.P.Philominathan published articles entitled o Growth and Characterization of NLO Based 1-Argine Maleate Dehydrate

Single Crystal in the International Journal Spectrochemica Part a Acta in its issue in Vol.75 (1), pp.74-76, Jan. 2010.

o Growth on Organic NLO Material in the International Journal Crystal

Research Technology in its issue in Vol.311 (15), pp.3849-3854, 15.07.2009. Chemistry

Dr.V.Thirumurugan published an article entitled Preliminary Histological Studies on the Leaf of Mallotus Philippines (Lam) Muell Agr in the National Journal geobios in its issue in Vol363, 2009.

Dr.V.Nandhakumar published an article entitled Rhodamine B dye Adsorption

Kinetic, Mechanistic and Thermodynamic and Studies in the National Journal of Chemistry in its issue in Vol.6,S363, 2009.

Botany

Dr.A.Panneerselvam, P.Madanraj & G.Senthilkumar published an article entitled Effect of Some Medicinal Plants Commercial Antibiotic and Different Shampoo on Pitynosporum Ovale in the National Journal Plant Archive in its issue - April 2009, vol.9 No.001, 2009.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam published articles entitled

o Studies on Anti Skin Rashes of Selected Indian Herbs in the Journal of

Hamdard Medicus July- September 2009.Vol.52 ,No.3

o Isolation and Characterization of Active Mycelia in Vellar Estuary

Annagkoil Tamil Nadu in the African Journal of Biotechnology in its issue in vol.18 (17):4159-4162, September 2009.

o Syubberze and Antimicrobial Activity of CU (III) Shift Base Complex in the

International Journal of Microbiology in its issue in vol.6 No.2, 2009.

o Evaluation of Aslatoxicosin in Hens Fed with Commercial Poultry Feed in the Journal of Veterinary Animal Science in its issue in vol.33 (3), 2009.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam, Ms.R.Deepalakshmi & Mr.M.Prabakaran published an

article entitled Antimicrobial Activity of Agaricus Bisporus and Pleurotus Citrinopileatus in the Research Journal of Biological Science in its issue in RJOBSI (4), 2009.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam, Ms.S.Kalaiselvi & Mr.C.Chandran published an article

entitled Phytochemical Constituents and Antimicrobial Activities of Adhatoda Vasica Nees in the Journal of Biomedicine in its issue in Vol.29(2), 144-147, 2009.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam, Ms.S.Chandraleka, Mr.Shahoor Basha, & G.Chandramohan

published an article entitled Synthesis and Antimicrobial Activity of CN (III) Schiff Base Complex in the International Journal of Microbiology in its issue in vol.6 (2):2009.



Dr.A.Panneerselvam, Ms.G.Rajanathi & Ms.P.Kavitha published an article entitled Studies on Characterization of Actinomycetes in the Journal of Microbiology World in its issue in vol.11 (2), PP.273-276, 2009.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam, Mr.R.Senthilkumar, Mr.N.Thajuddin & Mr.R.Saravanamuthu

published an article entitled Cellulolytic Activity of Pestalotia Psidit Under the InfluencE K H2PO4 and MgSO4 in the Journal Advanced Biotech in its issue in August 2009.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam, Mr.R.Vijayakumar, Mr.K.Ravikumar, Mr.N.Thajuddin,

Mr.K.Panneerselvam & Mr.C.Manokaran published an article entitled PCR Analysis of CYL Operon Genes Encoding Cytolysin Toxin A Virulence Factor among the Clinical Isolates of Enterococcus Sp. in the Research Journal of Biological Science in its issue in vol.1(4), RJOBS-OCT.-DEC-2009.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam, Mr.P.Madhanraj, Mr.J.Juwanitha Joel, Mr.G.Senthilkumar,

Mr.M.Prabakaran & Ms.Anitha published an article entitled Purification and Characterization of Alkaline Protease from Apergillus Niger on Solid State Culture in the Asian Journal of microbial. Biotech. Environmental science in its issue in vol.11(4) 2009:1.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam, Ms.N.Hemashenpagam, Mr.Lali Growther, Mr.Sanker &

Mr.T.Selvaraj published an article entitled Phytochemical Analysis And Antimicrobial Activity Of Solanum Xanthocarpum” in the Journal Biomedicine in its issue in vol.29(4):353-356, 2009.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam, Mr.N.Thajuddin & Mr.D.Dhanasekaran published an article

entitled Evaluation of Aflatoxicosis in Hens Fed with Commercial Poultry Feed in the Journal Turk.J.Vet.Anim.Sci. in its issue in vol.33(5):385-391, 2009.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam & Ms.T.Ushadevi published an article entitled Antimicrobial

Activity of Mangrove Wood Fungi in the Journal Pure and Applied Microbiology in its issue in vol.3(2):785-788, 2009.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam, Ms.S.Arunsai Manthirikani, Mr.G.Jegadeash, Mr.K.Muthu &

Mr.M.Ravikumar published an article entitled Optimizing the Conditions of -Amylase by an Esturian Strain of Aspergillus Spp. in the African Journal Of Microbiology Research in its issue in Vol.3(12), Dec. 2009.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam, Ms.R.Sathya & Ms.G.Sivagami published an article entitled

Diversity of Actinomycetes from Muthupet Mangrove Sediment in the Journal J.Sci.Trans.Enviran.Technov. in its issue in vol.3(3):7, 2010.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam, Mr.N.Thajuddin & Mr.R.Saravanan published an article

entitled Effect of Exogeneous Nitrogen and pH in the Journal AJMBES in its issue in No.2, 2010.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam & Ms.G.Kanimozhi published an article entitled Invitro

Studies on Phosphate Solubilizing Fungi from Muthupettai Mangroves in the Indian Journal of Applied & Pure Biology in its issue in vol.25(1):9-16, 2010.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam & P.Kavitha published an article entitled Studies on

Characterization of Actinomycetes from Thiruvaiyaru in the Journal Microbiology World in its issue in vol.11 (2):273, 2009.



Dr.A.Panneerselvam et al published articles entitled

o Antifungal Activity of Selceted Indian Medicinal Plant Salts in the National Journal Global Pharma Technology .2009 ISSN -0975-8542

o Production of Prodigiosin from Serratia Marcescens and its Cytotoxicity

Activity in the National Journal Pharmacy Research 2009, 2(4), 590-593

o Cellulolytic activity of Pestalotia psidii under the influence K H2PO4 and MgSO4 in the Journal Advanced Biotech, August 2009

o Evaluation of Aflatoxicosis in Hens fed with Commercial poultry feed in the

Journal Vet Anim. Sci 2009:33 (5) :385 – 391.

o Mangrove soil sediment fungi in Muthupet Mangrove South East Coast of India, Tamilnadu in the Journal Mycol pl pathol., Vol: 40, No 1, 2010

o Production and characterization of fungal invertase using various fruit as substrate and its application in the Proceedings,. 2010. pp:202

Dr.C.Manoharan published articles entitled o Mycotic Keratitis due to Aspergillus Nomius in the International Journal of

Clinical Microbiology in its issue in vol.4, No.10, 2009.

o Infections Keratitis Caused by Aspergittus Tubingenesis in the International Journal CORNEA in its issue in vol.28 No.8, 2009.

o Corneal Ulcer of Bacterial and Fungal Etiology from Diabetic Patients of a Tertiary Care Eye Hospital, Coimbatore, South India is accepted in the International Journal of Factor Universities in 2009.

o PCR Analysis of Cyloperon Genes Encoding Cytolysin Toxin – A virulence Factor among the Clinical Isolates of Enterucocus Spp. in the Research Journal of Biological Sciences in 2009.

o Phytochemical Analysis and Antimicrobial Activity of Heliotropium

Indicum L and Coldenia Procumbens L in the International Journal CORNEA in its issue in vol.3 (1), 2009.

Zoology Dr.K.Rajendran published articles entitled

o Impact of Pesticides on Protein Level in the Freshwater Fish Labeo Rohita (Ham.) in the International Asian Journal of Microbiol. Biotech Env. Sci. in its issue of vol.11 No.(1) 2009: 169–171.

o Histopathological Changes in the Various Tissues of Freshwater Fish

Cyprinus Carpio (l) Exposed to Sub Lethal Conc. of Copper Sulphate in the International Asian Journal of Microbiol. Biotech Env. Sci. in its issue - 2009.

Computer Science Dr.R.Sivakumar published articles entitled

o Analysing Protein Interactions with Rough Sets in the National Journal College Sadhana in its issue, vol.2, August 2009.



o Optimizing Dialogue Strategy Learning Using Learning Automate in the International Journal of Computational Intelligence in its issue of vol.2, No.2, PP.135-142, August 2009.

Library and Information Science

Mr.J.Selvam & Ms.Tr.Deivanai published an article entitled Professional Ethics in

Librarianship in the National Journal University News in its issue, vol.48, January 2010.

8. Seminars / Workshops Conducted:

Tamil

A UGC Sponsored National Seminar on Comparative Literature was conducted on 06.04.2009 and 07.04.2009.

A Workshop on Background and Structure of Sangam Literature was conducted

from 15.02.2010 to 24.02.2010 in collaboration with the Central Institute of Classical Tamil, Chennai.

Physics

A Seminar on Recent Advances in Physics Research was conducted on 27.08.2009 by Dr.B.Sakthivel

A Special Awareness Programme on Astronomy was conducted on 20.02.2010

Sponsored by TNSCST, Chennai. Chemistry

A State level seminar was conducted on Emerging Trends of Research in Chemical

and Biochemical Sciences on 25.08.09. Botany

A Seminar on Dissemination of Innovative Technology Programme was conducted

from 18.12.09 to 24.12.09, funded by TNSCST, Chennai. Computer Science

A Soft Skill Training Programme was conducted from 23.09.09 to 26.09.09 and

from 09.10.09 to 10.10.09 by Mr.Sudhir, Zensoft, Chennai.

Employability Training Programme was conducted from 29.12.09 to 31.12.09 by Mr.Sudhir, Zensoft, Chennai.

An Institution – Industry – Interaction Programme (S/w Process, Project Life Cycle, Development Methodologies) was conducted by Mr.Chandrasekar Bharathi, S/W.Gobal Delivery, Head, Mr.Saibaskar Parthasarathy, Sr.Project Leader, Mr.M.S.Senthilkumar and Mr.Varatharajan Murugan, Sr. Project Managers.

Management Studies

A Workshop on Soft Skills Development was held from 03.12.2009 to 05.12.2009 by Mr.Bharath & Group, Chennai.

Hindi



A Seminar on DEVELOPMENT OF CRITICISM IN HINDI LITERATURE was conducted on 30.09.2009.



9. Research Projects: Newly Implemented, Completed

a) Number of UGC Sponsored Newly Implemented Minor Research Projects – 7.

Sl. No

DEPARTMENT PROJECT TITLE Amount

sanctioned (Rs.)

Duration NAME OF THE INVESTIGATOR

1. History Congress and constructive programme (With special reference to the Tamil districts of the Madras Presidency)

90,000/- 2yrs Dr.K.N.Shanmugam

2. History Impact of Migration on Cultural Frame work in Thanjavur region during Nayak Regime

95,000/- 2yrs Dr.V.Ravichandran

3. History Tapping of Tourism potentialities in Thanjavur Region

95,000/- 2yrs Prof.S.Poornachandran

4. Tamil The problems of women today as reflected in Daily Thanthi and its eradication: A Perspective

82,500/- 2yrs Dr.G.Rajeswari

5. Physics Fabrication of Low cost solar energy materials using a simplified spraypyrolsyis Technique

1,00,000/- 2yrs Prof.B.Sakthivel

6. Physics Investigation of growth and characterize semi-organic non liner optical crystal for optoelectronics applications

1,90,000/- 2yrs Prof.G.Pasupathi

7. Botany Bioremediation studies on Industrial Effluents

1,30,000/- 2 yrs Dr.S.Vijayakumar

b) Number of UGC Sponsored ON GOING Minor Research Project – 1

Sl. No


sanctioned (Rs.)


1. Botany Evaluation of Native Soil Phosphatesolubilizing Fungi as Iofertilizer for Coastal Crop Fields of Tamilnadu

87,500/-

2yrs

Dr.A.Panneerselvam



c) Number of other Completed Minor Research Projects – 6

Sl. No


sanctioned (Rs.)


1. History Economic History of Trade and Commerce in Thanjavur Region Under the Marathas (1676 - 1799)

45,000/-

2 yrs

Dr.S.Chinnaiyan

2. Economics Impact of Poverty alleviation Programmes on the rural poor in Thanjavur Dist.

50,000/- 2 yrs Dr.R.Palanivelu

3. Tamil Social Awareness in Samuthuram short stories

60,000/- 2 yrs Dr.K.Manoharan

4. Tamil Golden Words In Tamil Literature for social welfare with reference from Ancient Sangam literature period to the 19th century

80,000/- 2 yrs Dr.G.V.Natarajan

5. English Socio–Religious Sentiments of Khushwant Singh–with Reference to Train to Pakistan and I Shall not Hear the Nightingale

75,000/- 2 yrs Dr.K.Sundararajan

6. Physics Gas Sensors Tin Oxide Thin Films Prepared by Spray Pyrolysis Technique

55,000/- 2 yrs Prof.K.Ravichandran

d) Number of UGC Sponsored Newly Implemented Major Research Project – 1.

Sl. No DEPARTMENT PROJECT TITLE

Amount sanctioned

(Rs.) Duration NAME OF THE

INVESTIGATOR

1. Computer Science

Development of Visualisation Methods to integrate patient Records from the domain of AIDS

5,09,800/- 3 yrs Dr.R.Sivakumar



e) Number of other Ongoing Major Research Projects – 2

Sl. No


sanctioned (Rs.)


1. Tamil A Comparative study of Thirukkural with other dharma Sastras in the background of Indian moral ethical codes

2,29,500/-

3 yrs

Dr.V.Sivapatham

2. Physics A study on “Influence of external perturbations in nonlinear systems and their Characterization”

5,41,600/-

3 yrs

Dr.P.Philominathan

f) Number of other Completed Major Research Project – 1

Sl. No DEPARTMENT PROJECT TITLE

Amount sanctioned

(Rs.) Duration NAME OF THE

INVESTIGATOR

1.

Chemistry

Ph.D. Dissertation

1,35,320 (SRF – CSIR, New Delhi)

3 yrs

Ms.D.Abirami (Guided by

Dr.T.K.Krishnamurthy) g) Number of other Newly Implemented Major Research Project – 1

Sl. No


sanctioned (Rs.)


1. Botany Bio active compounds from Marine planktonit Biatoms of Pudukkottai, Thanjavur, Tiruvarur and Nagapattinam Districts.

5,61,890/-

1 yr

Dr.S.Jeyachandran

10. Patents generated, if any: Nil

11. New Collaborate Research Programmes:

Dr.R.Ganesan, Department of English did Ph.D. in the Department of Translation, Tamil University, Thanjavur.

Dr.P.Serfoji, Department of Zoology did Ph.D. research in the Department of

Botany.



12. Research grants received from various programmes:

Major / Minor Research Project Grants

Sl. No.

Projects Total Number Amount

Sanctioned (Rs.)

1. Newly Implemented Minor Research Projects funded by UGC

7 7,82,500

2. Ongoing Minor Research Projects funded by UGC

1 87,500

3. Completed Minor Research Projects funded by UGC

6 3,65,000

4. Newly Implemented Major Research Projects funded by UGC

1 5,09,800

5. Ongoing Major Research Project funded by UGC 2 7,71,100

6. Completed other Major Research Project funded by CSIR, New Delhi

1 1,35,320

7. Newly Implemented other Major Research Project funded by DST, New Delhi

1 5,61,890

Seminar Grants

Sl.

No Department Title Date (s)

Funding

agency Amount Rs.

1. Tamil The new trends in

Comparative literature

(special) reference to Tamil

and English literatures

06.04.2009

and

07.04.2009

UGC 1,12,500

13. Details of Research scholars:

Details Of M.Phil. Degree Awarded Departmentwise

Sl. No Department Number of Scholars

Awarded M.Phil. Degree

1. HISTORY 8

2. ECONOMICS 24

3. TAMIL 14

4. ENGLISH 11

5. COMMERCE 40

6. MATHEMATICS 25

7. PHYSICS 25

8. CHEMISTRY 25

9. BOTANY 13

10. ZOOLOGY 19

11. COMPUTER SCIENCE 34

12. MICROBIOLOGY 17

TOTAL 255



Details of Ph.D. Scholars Departmentwise

Sl. No.

Research scholar Department Research guide

1. R.Sadasivam History Dr.P.Sabapathy

2. R.Govindaraj

3. J.V.Santa Jaya Kumari

4. Abirami

5. S.Poornachandran Dr.C.K.Sivaprakasam

6. R.Swaminathan Economics Dr.R.Palanivelu

7. A.Kalaiselvi

8. T.Mahendran

9. S.P.Robert

10. V.Durairaj

11. P.Kannan Tamil Dr.A.T.Muthaiah

12. A.Vivekanandan

13. T.Jayalalitha

14. D.Chokalingam

15. N.Ramakrishnan

16. A.Gopu

17. P.Balamurugan

18. S.Vijayakumar

19. K.Narayanasamy Dr.K.Manoharan

20. S.Vadivukkarasi

21. R.Muruganandham

22. V.Jayanthi

23. Shanthalakshmi

24. Geetha

25. A.Jayaroja Dr.S.Thirumavalavan

26. A.Swarnalatha

27. S.Alagiri samy Dr.G.Malaiyappan

28. N.Annadurai

29. K.Kopperuncholan

30. N.Ramesh

31. M.Devendran

32. M.Selvaraju Dr.V.Sivapatham

33. R.Iyyappan

34. M.Kannan

35. K.Murugesan

36. R.Radhiga

37. B.Sudha

38. R.Srinivasan Dr.G.V.Natarajan

39. B.Rajendran

40. J.Mahesan

41. R.Ravichandran

42. P.Veerasigamani

43. V.Natarajan

44. V.Vijayalakshmi

45. V.Jayalakshmi



46. M.Anusuya Dr.G.Rajeswari

47. A.Sasikala

48. Bharathi

49. N.Saravanan

50. D.Easter Raj Densingh English Dr.R.Shanthi

51. S.Sakthivel

52. R.Uma Devi

53. S.Uma Maheswari

54. C.Radhakrishnan

55. S.Kanagaraj

56. Sr.Mario Philomi

57. M.Manimozhi

58. M.Sahaya Rani Dr.K.Sundarararajan

59. J.Daniel Gnanaraj

60. A.Glory

61. J.Albert Vincent Palraj

62. D.Prasad

63. Saravanan

64. Elanjiyam

65. Suthakar

66. A.Puthumalar selvi Commerce Dr.M.Swaminathan

67. S.Bellarmin Dyana

68. R.Sivanantham

69. K.Sathish

70. K.Vinothavelan

71. R.Senthil kumar

72. R.Venkatesan Dr.S.Raju

73. S.Vijayakumar

74. F.Elayaraja

75. K.Kumaresan Management Studies Dr.S.Kamaraju

76. G.Ramu

77. D.Chandrasekaran

78. P.Rajmohan

79. T.R.Muralidharan

80. A.Panneerselvam Mathematics Dr.T.Ramaraj

81. P.Jayakumar

82. G.Komahan

83. G.Marimuthu

84. S.Manimehalai

85. S.Sankaranarayanan Dr.N.Ethirajalu

86. G.Sivakumar

87. V.Kannan

88. M.Chandrasekaran Dr.M.Thiyagarajan

89. G.Chidambaram Physics Dr.P.Philominathan

90. T.Arivudainambi

91. G.Pasupathi

92. M.Sivakumar

93. K.Ravichandran



94. I.Manimehan

95. T.Bharaniraj

96. A.R.Balu Dr.A.Thayumanavan

97. V.S.Nagarethinam

98. Z.Delcy

99. S.Sriram

100. K.Saravanakumar Dr.K.Ravichandran

101. G.Muruganantham Dr.B.Sakthivel

102. P.Ravikumar

103. D.Abirami Chemistry Dr.T.K.Krishnamoorthy

104. M.Pugazhenthi

105. G.Muruganandam

106. C.Thillaiyadi Valliammai

107. S.Latha

108. A.Chitra

109. V.Ganeshram Dr.G.Chandramohan

110. S.Udhayakumar

111. D.Deepa

112. R.Bharathi

113. T.Sumathi

114. P.Saravanan

115. S.Sivagami

116. A.Sangeetha

117. R.Manikandan Botany Dr.S.Balu

118. R.Dhandapani

119. M.Shanthi

120. V.Thirumurugan

121. P.Kavitha

122. S.Anbalagan

123. S.Anandakumar

124. S.Sumithra Dr.T.Selvaraj

125. P.Pandiyan

126. J.Myla Dr.R.Chandrasekaran

127. R.Rajasekaran

128. S.Malayarasapandiyan

129. G.V.Ashok kumar

130. K.Gowri Shankar

131. S.Arunkumar

132. R.Ramalingam Dr.S.Jeyachandran

133. S.Vijayalakshmi

134. K.Saritha

135. S.Boominathan Dr.C.Manoharan

136. S.Vijayakumar

137. P.Vidya

138. P.Manikandan

139. M.Chithra

140. M.Menakha

141. K.Karthikeyan



142. K.Kanimozhi Dr.A.Panneerselavm

143. G.Senthilkumar

144. M.Suresh

145. M.Prabakaran

146. S.Murugesan

147. S.Shanthi

148. S.Kalaiselvi

149. C.Chandran Dr.S.Kulothungan

150. K.Karthikeyan

151. R.Anand

152. K.Sheela

153. K.Chandran

154. J.Rengaramanujam

155. K.Balasubramanian Dr.V.Ambikapathy

156. S.Gomathi

157. A.Sathya

158. A.Anderson Dr.S.Vijayakumar

159. S.Vijayakumar Zoology Dr.G.Ravikumar

160. P.Nambirajan

161. G.N.Emperor

162. P.Kavitha

163. R.Sripriya Dr.K.Rajendran

164. K.Malathi

165. K.Kannadasan

166. R.Shanmuganathan

167. R.Athiyaman

168. P.Maharajothi

169. S.Sangeetha

170. P.Ranikala

171. K.Palanivel Computer science Dr.R.Sivakumar

172. G.Kumaravelan

173. V.Swaminathan

174. S.Sujatha

175. V.Maniraj

176. Mohamed Jafar

177. A.Mariyappan Physical education Dr.C.Robert Alexander

178. C.Keba Rosorio

179. S.Rani

180. U.Uthirapathy Library science Dr.A.Ganesan

181. A.Sankaran Pillai

182. V.P.Ramesh Babu

183. T.Narmadha

184. Manju Vijayakumar

185. J.Selvam

186. S.Lakshmi



Members of the Staff Awarded with Ph.D. Degree

Dr.N.Sivaji Kabilan, Dept. of Tamil, under the guidance of Dr.A.T.Muthiah of our college.

Dr.R.Ganesan, Dept. of English, under the guidance of Dr.S.Radhakrishnan, Tamil

University, Thanjavur.

Dr.G.Shanmugavelu, Dept. of Commerce, under the guidance of Dr.M.Nazar, Khadir Mohideen College, Adirampattinam.

Dr.S.Suresh, Dept. of Commerce, under the guidance of Dr.S.Mohan, Khadir Mohideen

College, Adirampattinam.

Dr.A.Anand, Dept. of Commerce, under the guidance of Dr.M.Swaminathan of our college.

Dr.R.Venkatachalam, Dept. of Chemistry, under the guidance of Dr.B.Muralidaran,

Alagappa University, Karaikudi.

Dr.K.Balakrishnan, Dept. of Chemistry, under the guidance of Dr.B. Muralidaran, Alagappa University, Karaikudi.

Dr.G.Kanimozhi, Dept. of Botany, under the guidance of Dr.A.Panneerselvam of our

college.

Mr.P.Serfoji, Dept. of Zoology, under the guidance of Dr.T.Selvaraj, Dept. of Botany of our college.

Research Scholars Awarded with Ph.D. Degree

Prof.S.Nazeerdeen, Dept. of History, under the guidance of Dr.C.K.Sivaprakasam Ms.V.Bhuvaneshwaran, Dept. of Commerce, under the guidance of Dr.M.Swaminathan

Mr.N.Kannappa, Dept. of Mathematics, under the guidance of Dr.T.Ramaraj

Mr.G.Ganeshkumar, Dept. of Botany, under the guidance of Dr.R.Chandrasekaran

Ms.N.Hemasenbagam, Dept. of Botany, under the guidance of Dr.T.Selvaraj

Ms.M.Kannagi, Dept. of Botany, under the guidance of Dr.T.Selvaraj

Mr.M.Muthuselvam, Dept. of Botany, under the guidance of Dr.T.Selvaraj

Mr.A.Muruganantham, Dept. of Botany, under the guidance of Dr.T.Selvaraj

Mr.S.Balamurugan, Dept. of Botany, under the guidance of Dr.S.Jeyachandran

Ms.T.Ushadevi, Dept. of Botany, under the guidance of Dr.C.Manoharan

Ms.J.Vetriselvi, Dept. of Botany, under the guidance of Dr.A.Panneerselvam

Ms.S.Dhivya, Dept. of Botany, under the guidance of Dr.R.Chandrasekaran

Mr.R.Rajesh, Dept. of Botany, under the guidance of Dr.S.Jeyachandran



Mr.S.Nethaji, Dept. of Botany, under the guidance of Dr.C.Manoharan

Ms.R.Poonkothai, Dept. of Library and Information Science, under the guidance of

Dr.A.Ganesan.

Ms.P.Padma, Dept. of Library & Inf. Science, under the guidance of Dr.A.Ganesan

Mr.E.Amudhan, Dept. of Phy. Education, under the guidance of Dr.C.Robert Alexander

Members of the Staff who have Submitted their Ph.D. Thesis

Mr.R.Rajendran, Dept. of Economics, under the guidance of Dr.T.Govindaraj Former Dean of Arts and Commerce of our college.

Mr.S.Sivaji Ganesan, Dept. of Chemistry, under the guidance of Dr.T.K.Krishnamurthy,

Former Principal of our college.

Mr.P.Madanraj, Dept. of Botany, under the guidance of Dr.A.Panneerselvam, of our college.

Mr.S.Muthuramalingam, Dept. of Physical Education, under the guidance of

Dr.R.Thirumalaisamy, Tamilnadu University for Physical Education, Chennai.

Mr.M.Madanmohan, Dept. of Physical Education, under the guidance of Dr.R.Thirumalaisamy, Tamilnadu University for Physical Education, Chennai.

Research Scholars who have Submitted their Ph.D. Thesis Ms.K.Libiya, Dept. of Tamil, under the guidance of Dr.G.Malaiyappan Mr.R.Parthiban, Dept. of English, under the guidance of Dr.R.Shanthi

Mr.S.Subramanian, Dept. of Commerce, under the guidance of Dr.M.Swaminathan

Ms.A.Reena, Dept. of Botany, under the guidance of Dr.A.Panneerselvam

Mr.Daya Sridhar, Librarian, Thirumalai College of Arts & Science, Wedala, Mumbai

under the guidance of Dr.A.Ganesan

14. Citation Index of Faculty Members and Impact Factor: Nil 15. Honors / Awards to the Faculty:

Dr.G.V.Natarajan was honoured with the Best Teacher Award for the year 2009 by the District Collector on behalf of Uma Govindarajan Education Trust, Thiruukkarukkavur on Teacher’s Day.

Dr.R.Shanthi is one of the co-editors of Allied Publishers English – Tamil Dictionary.

Dr.R.Shanthi’s Towards Translation by Emerald Publishers, Chennai was published in the Dept. of Telugu, University of Madras on 2nd April,2009.



Dr.A.Panneerselvam, participated in the Member Selection Committee as Project Fellow, DBT, New Delhi held at BARD, Trichy on 07.10.09.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam published a popular article entitled Biological Research in the ophiorrhiza mungo linn. A. Medicinal in the Journal Herbal tech Industry vol-6, issue 01. on Jan. 2010

Dr.A.Panneerselvam served as a resource person in 7th National Symposium on Modern Biological Science at S.N.M.V. College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore on 5-6 Feb. 2010

Dr.A.Panneerselvam served as a resource person in one day National Symposium on Bioremediation and its applications at AVC College, Mayiladuthurai on 23.02.2010

Dr.A.Panneerselvam served as a resource person in INSPIRE Programmeat Bharathidasan University from 11.05.2010 – 15.05.2010.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam has been selected as one of the top 100 scientists of 2010 in the International Biographical Centre held at Cambridge, England.

16. Internal resources generated:

The Internal Resources are generated from the income from the Endowment Property of the Management Trust and the Tuition Fees of the Self – Financing Programmes.

17. Details of Departments getting assistance from SAP, COSIST (ASSIST)/DST.

FIST, etc: PG and Research Department of Botany was sanctioned Rs.5,61,890/- for the

project entitled “Bio active compounds from Marine planktonit Biatoms of Pudukkottai, Thanjavur, Tiruvarur and Nagapattinam Districts” Sponsored by DST, NEW DELHI.

18. Community services: POONDI PURA

POONDI PURA Project, initiated on 24th September 2006 by His Excellency, President of India, Dr.A.P.J. ABDUL KALAM as an extension service in the adopted villages. In addition to the cleaning work, visits to orphanage, Blood Donation, Free meals to devotees, Adult Literacy Awareness Programmes and Rallies, conducting sports meets in villages, running a free Siddha Medical Centre and so on are done periodically.

On 22nd February 2009, a one day free medical camp on Siddha and Ayurvedic

Medicines was conducted at Poondi Pura office with the help of five eminent doctors and with the sponsorship of Green Milk Concept; a Chennai based Ayurvedic Medical Company. Nearly 250 people were treated for different kinds of diseases and medicines were supplied to all the patients free of cost by Green Milk Concepts (Apex LTD), Chennai.



NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)

5 units of NSS are functioning with a total strength of 500 volunteers, and 5 Programme Officers.

Independence Day was celebrated on 15.08.2010 at Govt. High School, Poondi. Our

NSS Officer hoisted the National Flag and distributed sweets to the school children. Various competitions were conducted and prizes were distributed to the winners. Cash prize of Rs.500/- was given to the Academic Proficiency winner at the District level.

Training was given to the New Entrants by the Advisory Committee Member on

the NSS Day on 24.09.2009.

One Day Blood Donation and Grouping Camp was conducted in the college campus, in connection with the WORLD BLOOD DONATION DAY ON 01.10.2010. A Medical Team under the leadership of Dr.B.Radhika Michael of RMH Hospital, Thanjavur and Dr.H.Sivan Arulselvan of TMC Hospital, Thanjavur participated in the programme. 125 units of blood were donated and grouping was done for 250 volunteers.

In addition to this, 45 units of blood were donated to TMC and RMH Hospital,

Thanjavur at the time of need. Thus a total of 170 units of blood were donated during the academic year, 2009-10.

One Day Aids Awareness Programme was conducted in the College Auditorium on

01.12.2009, in connection with the WORLD AIDS AWARENESS DAY. Dr.PL.M.Meenakshi Sundaram of R.M.H.Govt. Hospital, Thanjavur, delivered a Special Lecture with LCD projector. More than 250 volunteers were benefited.

Republic Day was celebrated at Panchayat Union Primary School, Poondi. Our

Programme Officer hoisted the National Flag. Sweets were distributed to the school children.

Martyrs’ Day and Religious Harmony Day were observed on 30.01.2010. Our

Programme Officers and NSS volunteers participated in a one day seminar held at Periyar Maniammai University, in connection with Martyrs’ Day.

200 NSS volunteers were deputed for SCRIBE work at Govt. Blind High School

during December 2009, in order to help the blind students to write the Half Yearly Examination.

A Free-Eye Testing Camp was organized on 19.09.2009 in association with Aravind

Eye Hospital, Madurai. 40 patients underwent Eye-operation and 170 outpatients were benefitted by Free-Eye Testing.

One Sewing Machine worth Rs.3500/- was donated to a socially and economically

backward woman at T.V.Kudikadu on 25.01.2010.

One Ceiling Fan worth Rs.1500/- was donated to the KinderGarden School at Poondi.



Leadership Development Programme was conducted in the College Auditorium on 24.02.2010 and 25.02.2010 in association with the Tamil Nadu Aids Control Society and Red Ribbon Club. Mr.X.Raja, District Field Officer, RRC and Mr.Vedhi Prabhu, Co-ordinator ICDC of RMH Hospital, Thanjavur delivered Special Lectures on Aids Awareness.

Essay and Drawing Competitions were conducted on 24.02.2010 in connection

with the Aids Awareness Programme and prizes were distributed to the winners.

A Massive Sales-cum-Exhibition of Handloom products was organized in the college campus in September 2009 in association with the Women Self Help Groups, Trichy. The total turn over of sales exceeded Rs.25,000/-

NCC ACTIVITIES

The NCC activities for the academic year started during the month of June 2009. 5 Cadets Attended the TSC Selection Camp at Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy from 1st June to 10th June 2009.

16 Cadets attended the CATC camp at Alagappa University, College of Physical

Education from 10th June to 19th June 2009.

22 Cadets participated in IUC (Inter Unit Competitions) at National Institute of Technology, Thiruvarembur from 21 June to 30 June 2009.

SGT GF Jamal Sheriff Participated in the Inter Group Competitions held at Trichy.

54 students were enrolled on 27th July in NCC.

Independence Day was celebrated on August 15th. Our Principal

Prof.P.Krishnamoorthy hoisted the National Flag, took the salute and addressed the staff and cadets.

Major R.Venkatachalam and 56 cadets attended the CATC CUM RDC & TSC (Boys)

TRG Camp at Kings Engg. College, Punalkulam, Pudukkottai from 17th August to 26th August 2009.

CPL L.Sakthi Saravana Perumal and CPL. K.Balaguru attended the National

Integration Camp at Siliguri from 2nd September to 13th September 2009.

CUO E.Parthiban and CPL N.Naveen attended the SSB training camp at Avadi, Chennai from 6th September to 15th September 2009.

Officer commanding COL MCE. Babu, Major R.Venkatachalam and 30 cadets

donated Blood to the Red Cross Blood Bank, Thanjavur on the NCC day function on 25th November 2009.

3 Cadets attended the NIC (National Integration Camp) held at Arakonam

Kancheepuram from 7th to 18th December 2009.

CUO E.Parthiban attended the National Integration Camp – II at Jabalpur from 10th December to 21st December 2009.



Our Secretary and Correspondent unfurled the Tri colour National Flag on January 26th 2010 and took the salute of the NCC cadets. He addressed the staff and the cadets.

54 Cadets appeared for the ‘B’ Certificate Examination at Govt. Arts College,

Kumbakonam on 13th & 14th February 2010.

40 cadets appeared for the ‘C’ Certificate Examination on 13th & 14th May 2010.

19. Teachers – officers newly recruited:

Teachers in Self – Finance wing are recruited to fill the vacancies arose due to the retirement of Aided Staff Members and for the Self – Finance session.

Dr.V.Vivekanandan has been appointed in the place of Prof.M.Kannan under FDP in the Department of Tamil.

Dr.J.Uma Samundeeswari has been appointed FDP in the vacancy arose in the Place of Prof. C.Radhakrishnan in the Department of English.

Prof. V.Deepa has been appointed in the place of Prof. S.Kanagaraj under FDP in the Department of English.

The following Non-Teaching staff members are appointed newly against permanent vacancies

SL. NO NAME DESIGNATION

1. Mr.P.Saravanan Lab Assistant

2. Mr.U.Ramanathan Lab Assistant

3. Mr.N.Pushpakumar Lab Assistant

4. Mr.S.Govindarajan Lab Assistant

5. Mr.K.Tamilarasan Lab Assistant

20. Teaching, Non – Teaching staff Ratio: 2 : 1

21. Improvement in Library service:

The number of new books added during 2009 – 2010 is 348.

The Library is kept open on all days except on Sundays and Government Holidays from 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.

During 2009 – 2010, the total number of users in the library per semester was 55,200 according to Gate Register.



22. New books / journals subscribed and their cost:

Number of books in the Library (upto 2008 – 2009) Department wise

Sl. No Department Number of

Books

1. History 4754

2. Economics 6328

3. Tamil 17057

4. English 11854

5. Commerce 6849

6. Mathematics 6767

7. Physics 5519

8. Chemistry 3492

9. Botany 3890

10. Zoology 3394

11. Computer Science 2837

12. Management Studies 1777

13. Library Science 306

14. Physical Education 312

15. Hindi 633

16. General 7970

TOTAL 83739

Number of newly purchased books in the Library Departmentwise

Sl. No Department Number of

Books Amount

RS.

1. Economics 9 1380

2. Tamil 271 10908

3. Zoology 65 47105

4. General 3 1896

TOTAL 348 61289

Journals subscription - Rs. 1 .5 Lakh.

23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and the

action taken on student feedback:

Twice in a semester, Feed backs on Teachers are collected and remedial measures are taken by the Principal with the help of one or two IQAC members.

24. Unit cost :

Unit cost for the Aided Course - Rs. 25,497/- Unit cost for the Self Finance Course - Rs. 14,221/-



25. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and

examination results, issue of certificates:

Computers are used in admission, in administrative office, in all the departments, in COE office and in Library.

Admission Process is completely computerized and the Fee Collection and Billing are computed. Students ID Cards are issued on the day of admission itself. The computers and their accessories are maintained through a centralized network.

Students Attendance is fully computerized. During every period attendance for each course is taken and fed into the computers within 5–10 minutes from the commencement of the period. Weekly Attendance Report is sent to the students and the tutors periodically. The central computing facility is available in the COE office and all the activities there namely the issue of Hall Ticket (with seat number and commencement date of examination), allocation of Dummy numbers, publication of the examination results in online network and the issue of certificates are fully computerized.

26. Increase in the infrastructural facilities:

A grant of Rs.30 Lakh was sanctioned and released by UGC, New Delhi under the scheme Basic Scientific Research Programmes and this grant was utilised to improve Power Supply Water Facilities, Laboratory, and Equipments like working table, fuel chimneys etc., and facility of the institution.

25 personal Computers and one LCD were purchased.

List of newly purchased equipments with their cost. DEPARTMENT NAME OF THE EQUIPMENT No. Amount Rs.

Physics DC Voltmeter 0-5V & DC Voltmeter 0-5V 3 & 3 1857.60

Galvano.meter 30-0.30V & DC Ammeter 0-2A 6 & 2 2476.80

DC Ammeter 0-5A & DC Milli ammeter 0-50mA 4 & 2 1905.60

DC Milli meter 0-100mA & DC Milli meter 0-200mA 2 & 2 1334.40

DC Microammeter 0-200uA & DC Microammeter 0-500uA 3 2577.60

Thermometer 0-110 deg alcohol & meter scale 20 & 1m 1276.80

Steam Boiler 1Lt, DCC wire, Spot Galvano.meter 2, 3 & 1 7695.60

Thermocouple copper constant, Tappins key 5 2004.00

Commutator 4 way plug type & Charge 4 discharge key 4 & 2 1857.60

Fixed Power Supplies, Power suplly 9V lamp & power supply 12V lamp 3, 5 & 3 198840

3.Dial Resistance box & High resistance 10K 5 10848.00

Temperature coil & Fractional resistance box 5 4104.00

Sodium vapour lamp 55W & Burette graduated 50ml 5 & 10 11340.00

Battery eliminator & Fractional resistance box 2 & 5 6583.20

Battery eliminator 2-12V 2 2083.20

Coordinate measured microscope with accessories 1 25437.60

Accessories for coordinate microscope 1 2397.60

Micro slide comparator 1 7020.00

Condenser box 5 9000.00

Audio frequency oscillator 5 20400.00



Spectrometer Indian 2 11520.00

Prism crown glass 32X32mm 10 3840.00

Carey fosters bridge with Jokey 2 1363.20

Lee’s disc apparatus cyhndrical slab 1 3600.00

Torsional pendulum brass disc 3 6840.00

Post office box 3 9630.00

CRO (0mhz) vartech make 3” CRT 2 23520.00

AC Ammeter 0 – 5A 2 960.00

AC Ammeter 0 – 10A 3 1440.00

AC Voltmeter 0 – 100V 3 1440.00

AC Voltmeter 0 – 200V 2 960.00

Hydrogen discharge tube 3 1764.00

Polarimeter 1 5000.00

Transistor power supply 5 16900.00

Spot reflecting galvano.meter 1 4503.60

Ballistic galvano.meter 100ohms 2 7651.20

Lamp & scale out fit deluxe modal 4 12916.27

Fixed power supplies (5V; 3AMP) 3 5760.00

Variable single output (0-5V; 0-1V) 5 11940.00

Variable single output(0-5V; 0-2A) 5 13200.00

Ultrasonic crystal 1 788.00

RF Oscillator for ultrasonic 1 7344.00

LV DT 1 14198.00

8 stage I/O board 4 14400.00

IC Base Board – 14 pin 6 2328.00

Traveling microscope 2 19750.00

TOTAL 89708.00

Chemistry Computer and Printer 1 35050.00

Botany Assorted Laboratory Minor instruments 33139.00

Microbiology Assorted Laboratory Minor instruments 64,898.00

Vertical Slab Gel System 1 8050.00

Power pack for the above 1 5106.00

Widal kit slide method 1 set 540.00

TOTAL 78,594.00

Zoology Medox Bro Mini Dual western blotting system 1 21,060.00

Medox Bio power supply – Advanced 1 29,970.00

Senior Rotary Micro Tone 1 28,350.00

PCR Teaching Kit 1 16,224.00

TOTAL 95,604.00

Physical Education

Track Unit for tennis 3 1,500.00

Handball net nylon 3pairs 3,180.00

TOTAL 4,680.00

Management Studies

L.G. DVD Writer 1 1,350.00

Land card 5 1,875.00

L.G. DVD Writer 1 1,300.00

DDRI 256 M.B. Ram 1 750.00

Mass Battery 5 115.00

TOTAL 5,390.00



27. Technology upgradation:

Usage of LCD Projector in the Departments of Chemistry, Botany, Computer Science and Physics.

Central Computing Facility with more than 250 Computers, introduction of Online Examination, use of interactive boards and ontological based subject material preparation are few examples of technological upgradation.

28. Computer and internet access and training to Teachers & Students:

Regular training in free hours and off–Class hours are given to equip them with the basic knowledge in computer. Apart from this, in Sri Pushpam Institute of Vocational Education and Training, CITY CENTRE at Thanjavur, career oriented certificate courses are offered regularly to students and teachers.

29. Financial aid to Students:

5017 Students are benefited by the grant of scholarship amount of Rs.94,00,836

from the Harijan Welfare and Backward class Departments of the Government of TamilNadu.

In addition to these Scholarships, the management has distributed an amount of

Rs.6.30 lakh as scholarship for 750 poor students from its own funds derived from the munificent Endowment of 600 Acres of fertile lands in this Delta District.

30. Support from the Alumni Association & its activities:

Scholarship is given to the deserving poor students by the Alumni Association. The Alumni Association meet is held annually.

The active participation of Alumni is offered in framing the syllabus by processing feedbacks from them.

31. Support from the PTA & its activities:

For academic support, Feedback was collected from the PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION during the annual meeting of the Association and based on that, rectifications are made for the welfare of the major stakeholders.

Students who lack Attendance, Regular Absentees and Poor Performers in the Tests meet the respective co-ordinators and the tutors along with their parents for their progress.

32. Health Services:

The college Health Centre has been rendering excellent service for the past eight years. The health centre is provided with a Residential Medical Officer along with one Health Supervisor and one Staff Nurse. The team has been providing round the clock medical service in the campus for the past seven years.



The Health Centre gave treatment to 13,436 outpatients comprising students both

boys and girls, staff members and rural public from the surrounding villages with drugs worth about Rs.1,31,000/- (Rupees one lakh and thirty one thousand only).

We treated 106 emergency patients including 54 female students who were all seriously ill.

In addition to these services twenty five families were saved by giving proper treatment, by way of Counselling and Treatment for drug addiction, psychiatric convulsions, etc.

33. Performance in Sports Activities:

In the Bharathidasan University intercollegiate tournaments for men, we were the winners in Hand ball and boxing and secured III place in Cricket, Kabaddi, IV place in basket ball and Kho-Kho. For women, we were the winners in Tennis, in III place in Hand ball and in IV place in Basketball and Kho-Kho.

The following players represented Bharathidasan University in various sports and games events during the year 2009 – 2010.

1. L.Mathavan III B.Sc., Phy. Edu. Athletic 2. D.Maruthaiyan I B.A., Tamil Athletic 3. P.Manivel I M.A., History Boxing 4. S.Vimalraj III B.Sc., Phy. Edu. Boxing 5. L.Mathavan III B.Sc., Phy. Edu. Cricket 6. P.Manoj Prabakar I B.Com., Cricket 7. D.Maruthaiyan I B.A. Tamil Cross country race 8. S.Ramkumar I M.B.A. Hand ball 9. K.Sathiyaraj II B.A., Tamil Hand ball 10. S.Sathiyamoorthy III B.Sc., Phy. Edu. Hand ball 11. M.Vinothkumar I B.Sc., Phy. Edu. Hand ball 12. S.Arun Prasad II B.B.A., Hand ball 13. E.Muthupandi III B.Sc., Phy. Edu. Hand ball 14. T.Senguttuvan II B.Sc., Phy. Edu. Hand ball 15. R.Dinesh I B.Sc. Phy. Edu. Hockey 16. R.Ragavendran II B.Sc. Phy. Edu. Kabaddi 17. B.Parthiban II B.Sc., Phy. Edu. Kabaddi 18. K.Kumar I M.Sc. Microbiology Kho-Kho 19. B.Rajesh Kanna I M.Sc., Comp. Sci. Weight lifting 20. P.Manoj Prabakar I B.Com. Weight lifting 21. C.Bhuvaneshwari I M.B.A. Athletics 22. C.Asha II B.B.A. Basket ball 23. T.Divya II B.Sc. Maths Basket ball 24. M.Amala II B.Sc., Phy. Edu. Foot ball 25. L.Anitha I M.Com. Hand ball 26. M.Sivaranjani III B.Sc., Comp. Sci. Hand ball 27. K.Keerthi II B.B.A., Hand ball 28. P.Sindhuja I B.Com. Hockey 29. R.Mahalakshmi II B.Sc., Phy. Edu. Kabaddi 30. D.Suganya I B.Sc., Phy. Edu. Kho-Kho 31. S.Akila I M.Sc., Comp. Sci. Tennis 32. M.Sivaranjani III B.Sc., Comp. Sci. Tennis

33. G.Kalpana II B.Lit. Volley ball



T.Senguttuvan, II B.Sc., Physical Education represented Tamilnadu Hand ball team by

participating in the Senior National Championship which held at Kolkatta and S.Ramkumar, I M.B.A., also participated in the South Zone National Championship, held at Cochin.

During this academic year, the Director of Physical Education Mr.D.Murugaraj accompanied the following Bharathidasan University teams to participate in the All India Inter University Tournaments.

(1) Cross country race team to Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam, Kerala.

(2) Weight lifting team to Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, Punjab.

Our college Directress of Physical Education, Ms.C.Malathi, took the Bharathidasan University Women Kabaddi team to participate in the All India Inter University Tournament held at Mumbai University, Mumbai.

We organised the State Level Inter-Collegiate A.VEERIYA VANDAYAR MEMORIAL TOURNAMENTS in Basketball, Football, Hockey and Volleyball, State level A.KRISHNASWAMY VANDAYAR MEMORIAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT for staff and another tournament open to all respectively in a colourful manner in August.

34. Incentives to outstanding Sportspersons:

Fee concessions were given as incentives for outstanding sportspersons.

Apart from concessions in attendance, extra coaching classes were conducted for the completion of the syllabus.

The expenses incurred to participate in the competitions were met by the college. 35. Student achievements & awards:

Mr.S.Jeyan Joseph, III B.A.English Literature secured IV place in the English Elocution Competition representing BARD Cultural Team in the Competitions held for Southern Universities.

Mr.S.Muthulingam, II M.Sc. Chemistry Secured III Prize in Chem-Quick Competition at Gandhigram Rural University, Gandhigram.

36. Activities of the Guiding & Counselling cell:

Special counselling is given to disturbed students, regular absentees and academically poor students, whenever required.

Career Guidance and Counselling Cell gives regular career guidance to outgoing students.



37. Placement services provided to students:

The following Placement Training Programmes were conducted for the welfare of students. A Soft Skill Training Programme was conducted from 23.09.09 to 26.09.09 and

on 09.10.09 & 10.10.09 by Mr.Sudhir, Zensoft, Chennai.

Employability Training Programme was conducted from 29.12.09 to 31.12.09 by Mr.Sudhir, Zensoft, Chennai.

An Institution – Industry – Interaction Programme (S/w Process, Project Life

Cycle, Development Methodologies) was conducted by Mr.Chandrasekar Bharathi, S/W.Gobal Delivery, Head, Mr.Saibaskar Parthasarathy, Sr.Project Leader, Mr.M.S.Senthilkumar and Mr.Varatharajan Murugan, Sr. Project Managers.

Workshop on Soft Skills Development was held from 03.12.2009 to 05.12.2009 by

Mr.Bharath & Group, Chennai.

Ms.K.Nirmala, Academic Advisor, Trinity Academy, Thanjavur delivered a Guest Lecture on Become Employable on 21.08.09.

Mr.R.Satyanarayana, Administrator – Trinity, Academy Co-ordinating Training and

Placement delivered a Guest Lecture on Employability Enhancement Programme on 21.08.09.

Dr.A.Surendar, Ph.D., Prof. in Physical Education, A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College,

Poondi delivered a Guest Lecture on Fitness for Better Management of Life on 07.12.09.

Ms.A.Nancy, HR Manager Lexicon Development delivered a Guest Lecture on

Personality Development on 24.12.09.

Prof.G.Vijayaramalingam, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce, A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi delivered a Guest Lecture on E-BANKING on 28.01.10.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam, Associate Professor, Dept. of Botany and Microbiology,

A.V.V.M.Sri Pushpam College, Poondi delivered a Guest Lecture on Entrepreneurship Development Programme on 29.01.10.

Prof.S.Poornachandran, Department of History, A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College,

Poondi delivered a Guest Lecture on Personality Development on 30.01.10. 38. Development Programmes for Non – Teaching Staff:

Orientation Programmes and Regular Yoga Classes were conducted.

Separate sports events like Cycling, Slow Cycling and other athletic events were included for Non-Teaching Staff in sports meet.

Regular meetings by the Principal and the Secretary and Correspondent to motivate and channelise the administrative work



39. Best practices of the Institution:

REGULAR BEST PRACTICES

Academic Inaugural Function marks the beginning of the academic session, welcoming the Freshers in UG/PG/M.Phil. Programmes with prayers from all sects of religions for National Integration after an enlightening discourse by the Secretary and Correspondent.

Dress code for students and members of the staff and wearing ID are the Best Practices to ensure discipline.

Every year, on FOUNDER’S DAY AND FOUNDER’S COMMEMORATION DAY, Special invited Talks are arranged on a grand scale to make students aware of the goals and objectives of the institution. The IQAC plays an active and effective role in ensuring quality in academic and administrative functions of the Institution. Regular yoga and meditation Trainings are given for Students to learn stress relief.

In the First hour, the students start the morning with a breathing exercise for 5 minutes. This helps in improving the concentrating ability of the young rural learners.

In administration, everything has been computerized.

Extension activities like participation in NSS, NCC, JRC, USSC and NIS have been included in Part IV of the syllabus.

40. Linkages developed with National, International & Academic Research

Bodies:

History

Dr.R.Krishnamoorthy served as a member in the UG & PG Boards of Studies at H.H. Rajah’s College Pudukottai, Govt. Arts College, Kumbakonam and K.N. Govt. Arts College, Thanjavur.

Dr.T.Lakshmanamurthy served as member in the Board of Studies at N.G.M. College, Pollachi.

Dr.V.Ravichandran served as a member in the Board of Studies at H.H. The Rajah’s College, Pudukottai.

Economics

Dr.R.Rajendran served as a member in the PG Board of Studies at KN Govt. Arts College for Women, Thanjavur

Dr.N.Rajendran served as a member in the Board of Studies at ADM College for Women, Nagapattinam.

Tamil

Dr.K.Manoharan served as a member in the Board of Studies at ADM College, Nagapattinam



English

Dr.R.Shanthi served as a member of the Board of Studies at PRIST University, Thanjavur, Raja Serfoji Govt. College (Autonomous), Thanjavur

Dr.R.Shanthi as a member of the Academic Performance Review Committee at A.D.M. College for women, Nagapattinam

Mathematics

Dr.S.Jayakumar served as a member of the Board of Studies at ADM College, Nagapattinam and Prist University, Thanjavur.

Dr.S.Jayakumar as a member of the Academic Performance Review Committee at ADM College, Nagapattinam

Physics Dr. P.Philominathan served as a member of the Board of Studies at

o Lady Doak College (Autonomous), Madurai (PG Physics). o Fatima Collega (Autonomous), Madurai. o K.N.Govt College for Women, Thanjavur (UG Board) o H.H.Rajah’s Govt College, Pudukottai (UG & PG Board) o Chairman, Board of Studies Parent Institution.

Dr.K.Ravichandran and Mrs.M.Vasanthi served as a member of the UG Board of Studies at K.N.Govt College for Women, Thanjavur

Chemistry

Dr.G.Chandramohan served as a member in the Board of Studies at H.H. The Rajah’s College, Pudukottai.

Dr.V.Nandakumar served as a member in the Board of Studies at Rajah Serfoji Govt. College (Autonomous), Thanjavur

Botany & Microbiology Dr..R.Chandrasekaran served as a member in the Microbiology Board of

Studies at A.V.C. College, Mannampandal.

Dr.A.Panneerselvam served as a member of the Doctoral Committee at J.J. College of Arts and Science.

STET College (W) Mannargudi.

Bharathidasan University, Trichy

Bishop Heber College, Trichy. Zoology & Biotechnology

Dr.G.Ravikumar served as a member in the Board of Studies at ADM College, Nagapattinam.

Dr.G.Ravikumar served as a member in the Research Committee at K.M. Arts College, Athirampattinam and A.V.C. College, Mayiladuthurai.

Dr.U.Balasubramanian served as a member in the Board of Studies at Periyar University, Vellur.

Dr.K.Rajendran served as a member in the UG & PG Boards of Studies Raja Serfoji College, Thanjavur.



Computer Science

Dr.R.Sivakumar served as a member in the UG & PG Boards of Studies at Bharathidasan University, Govt. College for Women, Thanjavur, Erode Arts College, Erode and Gobi Arts College, Gobichettipalayam

Dr.R.Sivakumar served as a member in the University Commission B.Sc. (C.S.) Raja Serfoji College (Autonomous), Thanjavur.

B.C.A. Maruthupandiar College, Thanjavur.

B.Sc. (C.S.) & B.C.A. T.U.K. College, Thanjavur.

B.Sc. (C.S.) K.N.G. College, Thanjavur.

B.Sc. (C.S.) Venkatasamy Nattar College, Thanjavur.

B.Sc. (C.S.) & B.C.A. Bonsecur College, Thanjavur.

B.Sc. (C.S.) Govt. College, Tiruchy

B.Sc. (C.S.) National College, Tiruchy

B.Sc. (C.S.) & B.C.A. Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan College, Perambalur.

M.Sc. (C.S.) Imayam College, Thurraiyur.

B.C.A. Idhaya College, Kumbakonam.

B.Sc. (C.S.) & B.C.A. Annai College, Kumbakonam.

B.Sc. (C.S.) & B.C.A. Mass College, Kumbakonam.

B.Sc. (C.S.) & B.C.A. Dharmapuram Atheenam College, Mayiladuthurai.

B.Sc. (C.S.) & B.C.A. Deen College, Mayiladuthurai.

B.Sc. (C.S.) Best College, Mayiladuthurai.

B.Sc. (C.S.) & B.C.A. A.V.C. College, Mayiladuthurai.

B.Sc. (C.S.) & B.C.A. Isacc Newton, Nagappattinam.

B.Sc. (C.S.) Rabi Ammal College, Tiruvarur.

B.Sc. (C.S.) & B.C.A. Rajagiri Dawood College, Tiruvarur.

B.C.A. Sulthan Abdul Rowther College for Women, Tiruvarur.

M.Phil. STET College, Mannargudi.

B.Sc. (C.S.) & B.C.A. Mother Sheela College, Pudukkottai.

B.Sc. (C.S.) Govt. College for Men, Pudukkottai.

B.Sc. (C.S.) Govt. College for Women, Pudukkottai.

B.C.A. Servite College, Karur.

B.Sc. (C.S.) & B.C.A. Valluvan College, Karur.

B.Sc. (C.S.) & B.C.A. Kongu College, Karur.

Physical Education

Dr.C.Robert Alexandar served as a member in the Board of Studies at Seoh Chiritian College, Nagarkovil

Library & Information Science

Dr.A.Ganesan served as a member in the Research Committee at Periyar Maniammai University, Vallam, Thanjavur

41. Any other relevant information:

The System of registration for all UG and PG Programmes has been introduced, which gives scope for the completion of the programme within a stipulated period.

We are glad that our institution has been allocated a hefty sum of Rs.85,05,000/- (Rupees Eighty five lakh and five thousand only) towards the implementation of 12 Merged schemes for the XI plan Period.

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PART – C

The following plans have been proposed for the Academic Year 2010 – 2011.

It is proposed to revise the Assessment pattern for paper V (Teaching Methodology) of

M.Phil. Programmes. to introduce a Mandatory Certificate Course for Undergraduate Girl

Students on Women Development and Empowerment.

to form a Standing Committee on Academic Affairs.

to consider in the standing committee on Academic Affairs about admitting the drop-out students to continue their programmes.

to revise the structure of CIA for Paper I, II & III of the M.Phil. programmes.

to provide Xerox Copies of answer scripts of semester Examinations to

aggrieved UG Students.

to form Sri Pushpam Service Scheme.

to start a unit of NCC exclusively for Girl students.

to revise the regulations governing NE Candidates.

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