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FOREWORD

Having imbibed the spirit of quality sustenance following the successful completion of two

cycles of accreditation, the organization of activities aimed at enriching the academic ambience of the

institution has turned out to be an absolutely easeful task. The plethora of programmes that filled the

pages of the history of the college since the submission of the Self Study Report to NAAC in October

2015 bespeak of the institution‟s commitment to the enhancement and sustenance of quality. The

unstinted efforts put in by the IQAC ensured that every activity or programme undertaken remained

contributory to the proclaimed vision and the mission of the college. The persistent call of the Board

of Management that the underprivileged students belonging to this mofussil institution should never

remain deprived of the amenities and opportunities that easily beckon their counterparts in city

colleges has also played a pivotal role especially in the organization of national and state level

seminars, workshops, conferences, guest lectures, skill development programmes, certificate courses

and so on. The Annual Mega Job Fair and the Campus Drives arranged at the college exemplify the

Management‟s determination to provide the students the best ever opportunities that they aspire to

have on the college campus. Even a cursory glance at the list of activities will make it amply clear

that the organization of programmes as well as activities has already been internalized in the

institution, and therefore, it is bound to continue even in the post-accreditation era.

The Supplementary Self Study Report enlists the activities and programmes which have been

carried out since the submission of the hard copy of the SSR to NAAC on October10, 2015. Even

though the report has been readied with the objective of drawing the kind attention of the NAAC Peer

Team Members to what the institution has been doing since the submission of the SSR almost a year

ago, it is intended, through the report, to leave behind a concrete record of all the significant events

that have gone into the making of yet another eventful year.

Coordinator

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CRITERION – I

CURRICULAR ASPECTS

1.1.3 What type of support (procedural and practical) do the teachers receive (from the

University and / or Institution) for effectively translating curriculum and improving

teaching practices?

The college deputes the faculty to avail the benefits of the Faculty Improvement

Programme (FIP) of the UGC.

The details of Faculty Improvement Programme availed during this period:

Sl.No Name of the

Faculty

Designation Course Name of the

University

Year

1 Ms.Sakeena Nassar Economics Ph.D Mangalore

University

05-01-2016

to

04-01-2018

The senior members of the Faculty play a vital role in framing syllabi for different courses,

preparing study material, model question papers and question banks.

Study Materials, Question Banks and other teaching materials prepared by

the faculty:

Sl.No Name of the

Faculty

Department Material prepared The classes to which

study Material is

prepared

1. Dr.Manjunatha

Udupa

Hindi Study Material

(Correspondance

course, Mangalore

University)

I BBM, I B.com

(correspondence

course)

2. Dr.T.K.Ravindran English Question Bank II Degree B.A/

B.Sc./B.Com/B.S.W

3. Dr.T.K.Ravindran English Grammar,Paragraph

writing and

interpretation of Pie

chart and bar graph

II Semester

BA/B.com/B.Sc/

B.S.W

4. Dr.T.K.Ravindran English Vocabulary Items-

Question Bank

B.Com. I Semester

5. Ms. Akhila Pai Commerce Financial Accounting

subject of College

Scanner

B.Com V Semester

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1.1.3 The Faculty involved in conducting Virtual classes for Government Colleges

Sl.No Name of the Faculty Designation Subject Year

1 Dr. Nagaveni N Assistant

Professor

Kannada 2015

2 Dr. Manjunatha Udupa Assistant

Professor

Hindi 2015

1.1.6 What are the contributions of the institution and/or its staff members to the

development of the curriculum by the University? (Number of staff members/

departments represented on the Board of Studies, student feedback, teacher feedback,

stakeholder feedback provided, specific suggestions etc.

Teachers from every department are actively involved in formulating, revising or

modifying the curriculum designed by the university as members of Board of Studies,

Syllabus Framing Committee and Syllabus Revision Committee.

Workshops on Syllabus revision organized by the college:

Sl.

No.

Department Organizer Date Theme

1. Political Science Department of

Political Science in

association with

Mangalore

University Political

Science Teachers

Association

July 30,

2016

II BA Political

Science Syllabus

Members of various committees such as Board of Studies and BoEs:

1.1.6/1.4.1/1.3.5: The members of BoS:

Name of the Faculty Department Board of

Studies

Name of the

University/Institution year

Mr. Thukarama

Poojary

History BoS

St. Aloysious College

(Autonomous),

SDM Ujire

(Autonomous)

2015-16

2015-16

Dr. T.K. Ravindran English BoS St. Aloysius College

(Autonomous),

SDM College, Ujire

(Autonomous)

2015-16,

2015-16,

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1.1.6/1.4.1/1.3.5The members of BoE:

Name of the faculty Department Board of

Examination

Name of the

University/

Institution

Year

Dr. T.K. Ravindran English BoE Mangalore

University

2015-16

Ms. Premalatha Pai Economics BoE Mangalore

University,

2015-16

Dr. Nagaveni Kannada BoE St. Agnes

(Autonomous),

School of Social

Work, Roshni

NIlaya

Mangalore

2015-16

2015-16

Dr. Manjunatha Udupa Hindi BoE Mangalore

University

2015-16

Mr.Ramananda Bhat Sanskrit BoE Mangalore

University

2015-16

Ms.Zeena Coelho Chemistry BoE Mangalore

University

2015-16

Books Authored by Faculty Members

Sl.No Name of the Faculty Title of the book Class University Prescribed/

Recommended

1 Dr. Sundara Moily Chemistry- A

Text Book for I

B.Sc I Sem

I B.Sc Mangalore University


Text Book for I

B.Sc II Sem

I B.Sc Mangalore University


Text Book for II

B.Sc III Sem

II B.Sc Mangalore University


Text Book for II

B.Sc IV Sem

II B.Sc Mangalore University


Text Book for III

B.Sc V Sem

III B.Sc Mangalore University


Text Book for III

B.Sc VI Sem

III B.Sc Mangalore University

7 Mr. B.V.

Raghunandan

Investment

Management

III BBM

(VI sem)

Mangalore University

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8 Mr. B.V.

Raghunandan

Financial

Management

III

B.Com


9 Mr. B.V.

Raghunandan

Business

Statistics and

Mathematics

I B.Com

I sem


10 Mr. B.V.

Raghunandan

Business

Statistics and

Mathematics

I B.Com

II Sem


11 Mr. B.V.

Raghunandan

Modern Banking I B.Com

II Sem


12 Mr. B.V

Raghunandan Co-

Authored with

Mr. Vinayak Pai

Business

Statistics and

Mathematics

I B.Com

I sem


Dr. T.K. Ravindran, Associate Professor, Department of English was appointed as the

coordinator to conduct practical examinations in Functional English in colleges affiliated to

Mangalore University in 2016.

He has also been nominated to the Arts Faculty of Mangalore University for a period

of two years.

1.1.7 Does the institution develop curriculum for any of the courses offered (other than those

under the purview of the affiliating university) by it? If „yes„, give details on the process

(„Needs Assessment„, design, development and planning) and the courses for which the

curriculum has been developed.

The college designs curriculum for the various certificate courses, which include a few

job oriented courses, introduced by it under the banner, „Beyond Curriculum‟.The syllabus is

designed by inviting the suggestions and views of representatives from industries and

academia. Moreover, the college organizes a number of guest-lectures so as to supplement the

curriculum prescribed by the University.

1.2.1 Specifying the goals and objectives give details of the certificate/diploma/ skill

development courses etc., offered by the institution. Particulars of certificate

/diploma/skill development Courses offered by institution.

1.1.4/1.1.7/1.2.1: A Certificate Course in Bharathanatyam and Folk Dance has

been introduced for Degree students with the objective of creating awareness about the rich

traditional art forms that the country has inherited. The course aims at providing intensive

training to students in the classical art form of Bharathanatyam as well as folk dance forms. At

the end of the course trainees will have acquired expertise in both the dance forms.

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CRITERION -II

TEACHING - LEARNING AND EVALUATION

2.1.1 How does the college ensure publicity and transparency in the admission process?

The table shows the number of beneficiaries under fee exemption and concession scheme.

Online Admissions: The College has introduced online admission system from the

academic year 2016-17 for all aided courses as per the instructions of the Directorate of

Collegiate Education.

2.1.3 Give the minimum and maximum percentage of marks for admission at entry level for

each of the programmes offered by the college and provide a comparison with other

colleges of the affiliating university within the city/district.

Table showing the minimum and maximum percentage of marks for Admission at entry level

in various Programmes offered by the College:

As per the university regulations the minimum percentage at the entry level for all the degree

courses is 35%. At Government First Grade College, Bantwal, the maximum percentage at the

entry level for B.A in 2015-16 is 78.7% and for B.Com it is 80.5%. At another neighboring

college, Government First Grade College, Vamadapadavu, the maximum for B.A. is 87.8%, for

B.Com. it is 92%, for BBA 79.16% and for B.Sc 88%.

Year 100% fee

exemption

Fee concession

2016-17 3 11

Sl.No Program

me

2016-17

Min.

(%)

Max.

(%)

1. BA 40.83 75.17

2. B.Com 45.17 95.83

3. B.Sc 54.17 85.17

4. BBA 48.50 88.17

5. BCA 63.33 91.67

6. M.Com 48.33 86.60

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2.1.4 Is there a mechanism in the institution to review the admission process and student

profiles annually? If „yes‟ what is the outcome of such an effort and how has it

contributed to the improvement of the process?

PROSPECTIVE RANK HOLDERS 2015-16

Sl.

No.

NAME COURSE SEMESTER (%) AVER

AGE

(%)

I II III IV V VI

1 Ms.Kavya

Nayak

B.SC[PCM] 97 97.25 97.75 96.75 99.55 99.22 97.98

2 Ms. Pavithra B.SC[PCM] 95.88 94.75 94.88 94.63 99.77 98.56 96.52

3 Ms.Ramya

Prashasthi

B.COM 93.53 93.65 95.73 94.4 97.33 96.67 95.26

4 Ms. Nidhi B N B.COM 93.29 92.94 94.4 95.07 94.44 94.33 94.06

5 Ms. Raksha Bhat B.COM 90.71 93.53 92.8 93.6 95.11 94.22 93.36

6 Ms. Supritha

Naik

M.COM 78.8 78.8 80.38 79.6 -NA NA 79.39

7 Ms.Prathiksha

Kumari M

M.COM 77.8 79.2 80.76 75.2 NA NA 78.24

8 Ms.Dakshayini M.COM 77 71.80 77.96 79 NA NA 76.44

9 Ms.Shruthi Rao M.COM 75.60 75.60 80.19 73 NA NA 76.14

2.1.5 Reflecting on the strategies adopted to increase/improve access for following categories

of students, enumerate on how the admission policy of the institution and its student

profiles demonstrate/reflect the National commitment to diversity and inclusion:

Beneficiaries (SC/ST Students) of Book-Bank facility:

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Student

Rank Section Year University

1. Ms. Swathi VI Rank B. Sc 2014-15 Mangalore University

Year Beneficiaries

( No. of Students)

2016-17 21

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The following table reflects the institutional commitment to the policy of diversity and

inclusion-

2.1.6 Provide the following details for various programmes offered by the institution during

the last four years and comment on the trends i.e., reasons for increase /decrease and

actions initiated for improvement.

Programmes Number of

applications

Number of students

admitted

UG

HEP 2016 08 08

HEK 2016 05 05

PCM 2016 23 23

BZC 2016 15 15

BCOM 2016 139 139

BCA 2016 14 14

BBM 2016 13 13

P G

M.COM 2016 30 30

Certificate Courses:

Category 2015-16 2016-17

Male Female Male Female

SC 06 19 10 22

ST 03 15 4 12

OBC 176 431 155 416

General 47 71 43 72

Total

232 536 212 521

768 734

Certificate Courses

2016-17

1. Communicative English 62

2. Tally 84

3. Rural Marketing

50

4. Dramatics 10

5. Tailoring 41

6. Critical Insights 11

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2.1.7 How does the institute collect, analyze and use the data and information on the

academic performance(through the programme duration) of the students at risk

of dropout(students from the disadvantaged sections of society, physically challenged,

slow learners, economically weaker sections etc. who may discontinue their studies if

some sort of support is not provided)?

Mid-Day Meal Scheme:

Year No. of students

2016-17 69

2.4.1 Provide the following details and elaborate on the strategies adopted by the college

in planning and management(recruitment and retention)of its human resource

(qualified and competent teachers) to meet the changing requirements of the

curriculum

Highest

Qualification

Professor Associate

Professor

Assistant

Professor

Total

Male Female Male Female Male Female

Permanent teachers

D.Sc./D.Litt.

Ph.D. - - 2 1 1 1 5

M.Phil. - -- 1 1 - 1 3

PG - - 1 - 1 4 6

Temporary teachers

Ph.D. - - 2 - - - 2

M.Phil. - - - - 3 - 3

PG - - - - 6 22 28

Part-time teachers

Ph.D. - - - -- - - -

M.Phil. - - - - - 2 2

PG - - - - 3 9 12

7. ERP and SAP

---

8. HRD 29

9. Embroidery 53

10. Computer Basics/ Oracle 63

11. Vermitechnology 07

12. Food and Nutrition 15

13. Web Designing NA

14. Bharatanatyam 46

16

Teaching Non

teaching

Permanent 14

09

Full time temporary 33

18

Part time temporary 14

-

Total 62

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2.4.2 Provide details on staff development programmes during the last four years and

elaborate on the strategies adopted by the institution in enhancing the teacher

quality.

a) Nomination to staff development programmes

b) Faculty Training programmes organized by the institution to empower and enable

the use of various tools and technology for improved teaching-learning:

Training Programmes organised by the College with focus on capacity building and imbibing

research culture

SL. NO. Theme RESOURCE PERSON DATE

1.

Smart Board

Mr. Aston D‟Almeida,

Department of Computer Science,

SVS College, Bantwal

Oct 5, 2015

2. Mr. Nirmal , Trainer, Pheonix

Computers

Oct 8, 2015

3. Mr. Vinayak Pai and

Mr. Vishnu Poojary of

Department of Commerce, SVS

Oct 31, 2015

Academic Staff Development Programmes Number of faculty

nominated

Refresher courses NIL

HRD programmes NIL

Orientation programmes NIL

Staff training conducted by the university/institution 06

Staff training conducted by other institutions -------

Summer/winter schools, workshops, seminars etc. 35

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College, Bantwal

4. “N.List Resources” Dr. H.R. Sujatha, Librarian


Oct 31, 2015.

5. “Investment and Tax

Planning”

Mr. Durga Prasad Shetty of

Geojith, B.N.P Paribas

Feb 22, 2016

6. “Research

Methodology”

Mr. N. Shivaprakash

Lecturer, Govt. College of

Education, Mangalore

July 27, 2016

Details of programmes on the following themes:

Teaching/ learning methods/approaches

Audio Visual Aids/multimedia:

The college regularly organizes training programmes on the use of Smart Board by

Personnel from Davlin Company Pvt. Ltd. and the Department of Computer Science.

Handling new curriculum.

Teaching learning material development, selection and use:

o Study material for I B.Com and I BBM of Mangalore University Correspondence

programme has been authored by Dr.Manjunatha Udupa, Head, Department of Hindi.

o A book entitled “Financial Accounting” of college scanner for V Semester B.Com of

Mangalore University has been authored by Ms. Akhila Pai, Head, Department of

Commerce.

Training Programmes conducted for the students

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Resource

person

Topic Beneficiari

es

Nature of

the

programme

Date

1 Mr. A.S. Bhat

Director,

BRET

Solutions

Online Banking

Exams

Final

B.Com

students

Training 23-06-2015

Sl.No Date Programme Details

1 July 30, 2016 The Department of Political Science in association with

Mangalore University Political Science Teachers

Association (MUPSTA) organized a Workshop on II BA

Political Science Syllabus

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2 Mr. Srinivas

N V

Manager,

Arthavidya

Foundations

Bangalore

A Demonstration of

Business Process

Accounting-

Executive Course

Final

B.Com

students

Training 09-09-2015

3 Ms. Ambika,

Ms. Rekha

Nair,

Vivekananda

College,

Puttur

Spoken English

Course

I Degree

Students

Training Dec. 17-22,

2015

4 Mr. Girish

Kumar

Orientation on

Company Secretary

Course

Final

B.Com

students

Training 22-01-2016

5 Mr. Ramdas

Bhat and

Mr. Ramesh

Shenoy

PAN Card Mela All the

students and

teachers

Training 23-01-2016

6 Mr. Ravindra

Kulkarni,

Regional

Manager,

UTI,

Mangalore

Investor‟s

Awareness on

Mutual Funds

III BCom

Students

Training 30-1-2016

7 Mr.Girish

Kumar

Director,

GK Sir

Classes,

Mangalore

Orientation on CS

course

Final

B.Com

students

Training 02-02-2016

8 Prof.Ronald

Pinto

Director,

Institute of

Industrial

Development

How to face an

Interview?

Final

Degree

Students

Training 23-02-2016

9 Dr. D.S.

Sharanappa,

S.P.,

Dakshina

Kannada

District

Preparations for

Competitive Exams

Final

Degree

Students

Training 26-02-2016

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10 Mr.Suresh

Kumar

Co-ordinator,

Sarvajna IAS

Academy

Preparations for

Competitive Exams

Final

Degree

Students

Training 26-02-2016

11 Dr. Vasantha

Kumar Perla,

Dr.

Sharabendhra

Swami,

Dr.

Sampoornana

da Balkur,

Dr. Nagaveni

Kavita Kammata Select

students of

Managalore

University

Workshop 3-03-2016

12 Ms. Tejakshi,

Teacher,

Delhi Public

School,

Mangalore

Counselling

Programme

First Degree

Students

Training 5-03-2016

13 Mr. Narahari

Prabhu

Scholarships Awardees

of

scholarship

Guest

Lecture

6-03-2016

14 Dr.

Parameshwara

Bhat,

Ms.

Premalatha

Pai,

Ms. Lakshmi

Bhat

Budget Analysis Members of

Commerce

Association

Guest

Lecture

8-03-2016

15 Dr.Vijay

Kumar,

Vice

Chancellor,

Yenepoya

University,

Mangalore,

Dr.

Gangadhar

Somayaji,

Dr.

Mohammad

Bava,

Mr. Vinith,

Cancer Awareness NSS

Volunteers

Awareness

Programme

11-03-2016

20

NSS

Coordinator,

Mangalore

University

16 Prof. M.L.

Samaga,

Prof. N.S.

Govinda,

Dr. T.K.

Ravindran

Grammar and

Phonetics

English

Teachers of

High

Schools in

Bantwal

Taluk

Workshop 18-03-2016

17 Prof.

Tukarama

Poojary

Preservation of

Ancient

Monuments

Final B.A.

Students

Guest

Lecture

23-03-2016

18 Dr.

Dayananda

Nayak,

University

College,

Mangalore

Dr. Ambedkar‟s

Contribution to

Social Equality

B.A.

Students

Guest

Lecture

20-04-2016

19 Dr. Ronald

Pinto

Career

Opportunities

Students

and Parents

Training 24-04-2016

20 Dr. P.L.

Dharma,

Mangalore

University

New Syllabus of

II BA Political

Science

Teachers of

Mangalore

University

Colleges

Workshop 30-07-2016

21 Ms. Meghana

Ballal

Legal Awareness Final BCom

and II BBM

Students

Guest

Lecture

11-08-2016

22 Mr.Gopal

Anchan

Drishti-Srishti Kannada

Optional

Students

Guest

Lecture

08/08/2016

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Training Programmes conducted by the PG Department

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Resource

person

Topic Beneficiarie

s

Nature of

the

programme

Date

1 Mr Jose Jolly Career Planning I & II

M.Com

students

Training 14-10-2015

2 Mr. K V Bhat Security Analysis

in relation to Bank

Advances

II M.Com

students

Guest

Lecture

3-12-2015

3 Mr Arun Importance of

PAN Card

I & II

M.Com

students

Guest

Lecture

13-03-2016

4 Prof.

Radhakrishna

Sharma

Financial

Education and

Investment Plan

I & II

M.Com

students

Guest

Lecture

13-04-2016

5 Dr. H R

Sujatha

Orientation of N-

List

I & II

M.Com

students

Workshop 24-08-2016

o Training in Prakrit Language:

The Department of History arranges training programmes by the National Institute

of Prakrit Studies and Research.

Out of the 18 students who appeared for the exam in 2016, Ms. Ashwini of III B.A

bagged a silver medal and Ms.Vijetha figured among the top 5. 15 students

secured first class in the examination.

Details of Result: 2015-16

Sl. No.

Reg No.

Student Name

Obtain

Marks

Results Diploma

1. DIP K/047 Bharathraj N. 78 1st Class

2. DIP K/048 Charitha 74 1st Class

3. DIP K/049 Crystal Anisha D. Kunha 75 1st Class

4. DIP K/050 Deliya Ivin Crasta 80 1st Class

5. DIP K/051 Jayashree K.K. 76 1st Class

6. DIP K/052 Jenitha Reya Vas 70 1st Class

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7. DIP K/053 Likhitha 71 1st Class

8. DIP K/054 Mamatha 72 1st Class

9. DIP K/056 Meghashree K.P. 75 1st Class

10. DIP K/058 Nayana 53 2nd

Class

11. DIP K/060 Prashmitha 70 1st Class

12. DIP K/061 Samarth K. 67 1st Class

13. DIP K/062 Shilpa 74 1st Class

14. DIP K/063 Sowmyalatha Kamath 47 Pass

15. DIP K/065 Ashwini S. 87 Silver

Medal

16. DIP K/066 Jeevitha 79 1st Class

17. DIP K/067 Sushmitha 73 1st Class

18. DIP K/068 Vijetha 84 Top -5

2.6.1 Enumerate on how the institution monitors and communicates the progress and

performance of students through the duration of the course/programme? Provide

an analysis of the students‟ results/achievements (Programme/course wise for last

four years) and explain the differences if any and patterns of achievement across the

programmes/courses offered.

Result Analysis:

Programmes 2015-16 (%)

B.Sc 96.88

BA 89.66

B.Com 87.02

BBM 63.16

BCA 100

M.Com 100

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CRITERION III

RESEARCH, CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION

3.1 Promotion of Research

3.1.2 Does the university have a Research Committee to monitor and address issues related to

research? If yes, what is its composition? Mention a few recommendations which have

been implemented and their impact.

Impact of the recommendations of the research committee:

Dr. Nagaveni, Head, Department of Kannada has been approved as a Ph.D guide by

Kannada Vishwavidyalaya, Hampi.

5 faculty members have registered for Ph.D programmes.

Mr. Sakeena Nasser, a faculty member of Economics department, has been deputed for

Ph.D course on FIP.

Mr. Pradeep Poojary of Department of Economics has registered for Ph.D

3 faculty members have applied for minor research projects funded by the UGC.

Dr. Nagaveni, Head, Department of Kannada has been sanctioned a Minor Research

Project by the UGC.

30 seminars/ Workshops/ Conferences have been attended by our Faculty.

11 research papers have been presented by our faculty members in various

seminars/conferences/workshops.

3 paper presentations have been made by our students of B.B.A. One paper has secured

third place in HR paper presentation Competition.

10 publications have been made by our faculty members in various journals/ magazines/

newspapers and edited books.

7 Publications have been made by our students in various journals/ magazines and edited

books.

45 Guest Lectures have been delivered by our faculty members on various topics on

various occassions.

42 student research projects have been completed guided by our faculty members.

27 Ongoing research projects are being guided by the faculty members

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3.1.3 What are the measures taken by the institution to facilitate smooth progress and

implementation of research schemes/projects?

Encouragement to faculty to avail study leave under FIP (Faculty Improvement Program)

Several Faculty Improvement Programs have been conducted at the college during the

year 2015-16


1.

Smart Board

Mr. Aston D‟Almeida,

Department of Computer Science,


Oct 5, 2015


Computers

Oct 8, 2015

3. Mr. Vinayak Pai and



College, Bantwal

Oct 31, 2015

4. “N.List Resources” Dr. H.R. Sujatha, Librarian


Oct 31, 2015.


Planning”

Mr. Durga Prasad Shetty of

Geojith, B.N.P Paribas

Feb 22, 2016

6. “Research

Methodology”

Mr. N. Shivaprakash



July 27, 2016

3.1.5 Give details of faculty involvement in active research (Guiding student research, leading

Research Projects, engaged in individual/collaborative research activity, etc.)

STUDENT PROJECTS

Sl. No. Name of the Faculty Department Year Research activity

1. Mr. RamanandaBhat Sanskrit 2015-16 “ SamskritheVanijyam”

2. Mr. ShivannaPrabhu Kannada 2015-16

“ 4 Yogas in

Bhagavadgeetha”

3. Dr. T.K.Ravindran English 2015-16

“ Indianism in the

English Language”

4.

Ms.Rashitha K.N. English 2015-16

“

R.K.Narayan‟sMalgudi

Days”- An Analysis

5.

Ms. Prathima Commerce 2015-16

Reports on

Corporation Bank

Bantwal

Canara Bank, Bantwal

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Vijaya Bank, Bantwal

State Bank of India,

Bantwal

6. Ms. Poornima

Ms. Kavitha Mathematics 2015-16

“ The Great Indian

Mathematicians and

Their Contributions”

7.

Dr. ManjunathaUdupa Hindi 2015-16

“ Godaan:Ek

Adhyayan”

8.

Ms. Shashikala M.P Physics 2015-16

“Experimental

Determination of Spring,

Constant for Both Series

and Parallel

Combination”

9. Mr. Narayan

Bhandary

Political

Science 2015-16 “ Budget 2016”

10.

Ms. Lakshmi Bhat Business

Management 2015-16

A Report on the

Analysis of Pradhan

Mantri Jan Dhan

Yojana

11.


“ Determination of

Wave Length of the

Given Laser Light by

the Method of

Diffraction”

12. Ms. Deepa Shenoy

Business

Management 2015-16

A Study of Stock

Exchange and Indices

13.

Ms. Yashaswini Business

Management 2015-16

A Study on the

Fluctuations in Value of

Currency Rate

14.


Management 2015-16

Rural Marketing

Strategies of Sri Krishna

Bricks and Tiles Private

Limited, Kalladka

15.


Management 2015-16

A Report on Cashew

Processing at Shree

Venkateshwara

Processors, Janaka

Estates, Vittal

16.


Management 2015-16

A Report on Shri

Sudheendra Interiors

and Constructions,

Panemangalore

17.


Management 2015-16

A Report on RR group

of Concerns, Melkar

Wood Industry

18. Ms. Lakshmi Bhat

Business

Management 2015-16

Manufacturing and

Sales Marketing – A

26

study with Reference to

Sri Lakshmi

Janardhana Bottling

Company,

Panemangalore

19. Prof. Thukarama

Poojary History 2015-16

Disappearing

Monuments of Bantwal

Taluk- a Study

20. Ms. Kavyashree Zoology 2015-16 Vermi Culture

21. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2015-16 Bird Nests

22. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2014-15 Ornamental Fishes

23. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2015-16 Butterflies of D.K

24. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2015-16 Birds of D.K

25. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2015-16 Exotic and Local Cats

26. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2015-16 Genetics

27. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2015-16 Air Pollution

28. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2015-16 Monkey Behaviour

29. Ms. Mohini

Computer

Science 2015-16 Hardware Management

30. Ms. Swathi R

Computer

Science 2015-16

Student Information

System

31. Ms.Premalatha Pai Economics 2015-16

Socio-economic

Conditions of 70

households in Bantwal

32. Ms. Zeena Coehlo Chemistry 2015-16 Chromatology

33.


Consumer Preference

towards Online

shopping- with Special

Reference to Students in

Bantwal

34.

Ms. Yashaswini P Commerce 2015-16

An -Organisational

Study of BSNL-

Products and Services

35. Ms. Shashikala M.P Physics 2015-16

Determination of Force

Constant

36. Ms. Shashikala M.P Physics 2015-16 Laser Difraction

37. Mr. Narayan

Bhandary

Political

Science 2015-16

A Project on Gram

Panchayath- Rayee

38.

Mr. Vishnu Poojary Commerce 2015-16

A Study on the

Customer Satisfaction of

PAI Sales Corporation,

Pandeshwar, Mangalore.

39. Dr. Nagaveni N Kannada 2015-16

“Oushadheeya

Sasyagalu”

27

40. Mr. Kittu Ramakunja Kannada 2015-16

“Oushadheeya

Hoovugalu”


“Yakshaganada

Apoorva Kalavide: Ms.

Geetha L. Bhat”


“Bannada Veshakke

Banna tumbida Subraya

Holla”

43.

Ms. Akhila Pai Commerce 2015-16

“Awareness about

PMJDY Among Rural

Masses- A Study of

Bantwal Taluk”

44. Ms. Ashwitha Commerce 2015-16

“A Study on Effect of

Technology in Banks”

On-going Student Research Projects guided by the Faculty members Sl. No. Name of the

Faculty Department Year Research activity

1. Ms.Jayasheela K English

2016-17 The Role of Curriculum

Vitae in the Job Market

2. Ms.Rashitha K N English 2016-17 Novels of Chetan Bhagat

3. Ms. Saroja B Computer science 2016-17 E- stock

4. Ms. Mohini K Computer science 2016-17 Department –INFO

5. Mr.Narayana

Bhandary

Political science 2016-17 Grama Sabha of Panjikallu

Panchayath

6. Ms.Manjula D PG department of commerce

2016-17 Real Estate Business in

Bantwal - A Comprehensive

Study

7. Ms. Manjula D PG department of commerce

2016-17 Employee Retention

Strategy – A Study with

Special Reference to

Campco Chocolate Factory ,

Puttur

8. Mr.Manoj Kumar

Londhe

PG department of commerce

2016-17 Market for Luxury Brands –

A Study of Electronic Goods

Market in B.C.Road

9. Dr. Parameshwar

Bhat.N


2016-17 Employee Motivation

System- A Study of the

Motivation System Followed

in Private Sector

Undertaking at Bantwal

10. Mr. Nelson

Manion Fernandes


2016-17 Marketing of Financial

Services in Banking Industry

–A Study with Special

Reference to Vijaya Bank-

Siddakatte Branch

11. Mr.Manoj Kumar

Londhe


2016-17 A Report on the Stress

Management of Workers

with Special Reference to

28

Cashew Industry Moodbidri

12. Dr. Parameshwar

Bhat.N


2016-17 Customer Satisfaction on

Midsize Cars – A Study in

Bantwal Taluk

13. Mr. Nelson

Manion Fernandes


2016-17 A Study on the Functional

Aspects of

BantwalVyavasaya Seva

Sahakari Sangha – Bantwal

14. Dr. T.K.

Ravindran

English 2016-17 The English Proficiency of

Science students : A Survey

15. Ms. Shashikala

M.P Physics 2016-17

Recent Discoveries in Field

of Physics

16. Ms. Yashaswini Business

Adminisration

2016-17 Study on Fluctuations in

Value of Currency


Adminisration

2016-17 Study on Car Manufacturing

Industries in India

18. Ms. Bharathi P History

2016-17 Bantwal Talukina

Devalayagalu

19. Ms. Thukarama Poojary History

2016-17 Traditional Modes of

Transportation in

D.K.District

20. Ms. Premalatha Pai

Economics

2016-17 Academic Performance of

SC/ST Students of SVS

College

21. Ms. Poornima



Mathematicians and their

Contributions”

22. Mr. Ramananda

Bhat Sanskrith 2016-17

“Meghadhuthe Prakriti

Soundaryam”

23.

Ms. Divya Economics 2016-17

Economic Conditions of

Petty Shop Keepers- A Case

Study of 5 Petty

Shopkeepers in Bantwal

24.

Ms. Pratibha Economics 2016-17

Impact of SHGs on

Households- A Study in

Panchayath

25.

Dr. Nagaveni Kannada 2016-17

Yaksharangada Bhagavatha

Diggaja “Balipa Narayana

Bhagavatha”

26. Dr. Nagaveni Kannada 2016-17

“ Pundu Veshakkae Bhashya

Bareda Shridhara Bhandari

27. Mr. Shivanna

Prabhu Kannada 2016-17 Festivals of Islam

Faculty members engaged in ongoing Individual Research activity:

Name of the Faculty Department Nature of the

research

Title of the research

1. Dr. Nagaveni

Kannada Minor research

Project

(sanctioned)

A study of the Third

Gender in South

Kanara District

29

2015-16

2. Mr. PradeepPoojary Economics Doctoral Research

2015-16

Crop Diversification

as a strategy for

empowering the small

and marginal farmers-

astudy in Dakshina

Kannada District

3.Ms. Dakshayani Zoology Doctoral Research

In vitro propagation of

Bio-technology, Cell

Biology and Micro

Biology, Animal Bio

technology,

Agricultural Bio

technology Genetics

and Genetic

Engineering,

Developmental

Biotechnology,

Intellectual Property

Righta and Bio-

Technology.

Faculty members guiding PhD scholars:

Sl.

No

.

Name of the

Faculty

Department Name of

the

research

scholar

Title of the

research

University Name

1. Dr. Nagaveni Kannada

N.

Shivaprakas

h

“The shifting

paradigms of

Kannada Text

Books: A study

of High School

Text Books”

Approved by

Kannada

VishwaVidyalaya,

Hampi on18-12-

2015

2. Dr.

H.R.Sujatha

Library &

Information

Science

Mr.H.C.

Putte

Gowda

Users‟Informati

on seeking

behavior at the

Public Libraries

of D.K.

Rayalaseema

University,

Kurnool, A.P. on

24.03.2010

Seminars/Workshops/Conferences attended by faculty members:

1. “ Recent trends and

opportunities in the

study of Basic

Sciences”

State Seminar SVS

College,

Bantwal

2015 Mr.

Manjunatha

Udupa

Ms. Kavitha

D

2. Adhunika

Tantrajnanadalli

Kannadada Kalike-

balake-:

State Workshop SVS

College,

Bantwal

2015 Mr.

Shivanna

Prabhu K

30

sadhyategalu mattu

Savalugalu

3. Financial Inclusion

through Co-

operative sector in

rural areas-

Challenges and

Effectiveness

UGC National Seminar Sacred

Heart

College,

Madanthyar

2015 Ms.

Yashaswini

P

Ashwitha

4. Prajna- 2015 District Symposium Ramakrishn

a Muth

2015 Mr.

Manjunatha

Udupa

Mr. Vishnu

Pujari

5. “ Radiation and

Environment”

National Seminar St.

Philomena

College,

Puttur

2015 Ms.

Shashikala

M.P

6. Research

Methodology

Universi

ty

Workshop Vivekanand

a Centre for

Research

Studies

Puttur

2015 Mr. Vinayak

Pai

Mr. Ganesh

Hegde

7. Revised B.Com

Curriculum

Universi

ty

Workshop Vijaya

College,

Mulky

2015 Mr. Vishnu

Pujari

Ms.Akhila

Pai

Ms. Ullekha

Jain

8. Vishistarigagi

Vishishta Mela

Asha

Jyothi

District Fest for

Challemged

Children

Canara

High

School,

Mangalore

2015 Ms. Bharathi

Bhat

9. “Question Bank In

Economics”

Universi

ty

Workshop Secred

Hearts

College,

Madanthyar

2015 Ms.

Premalatha

Pai

Ms. Sakeena

Nasser

10. Bhashantara

Parichayatmaka

Kammata

State Workshop SVS

College,

Bantwal

2015 Mr.

Shivanna

Prabhu

11. E- waste

management-

Challenges and

opportunities

UGC National Conference Canara

College,

Mangalore

2015 Mr. Nelson

Marwin

Fernandes

12. Indian Banking:

Managing

Transformation in

the era of

globalisation and

information

Technology

UGC National Conference University

College,

Mangalore

2015 Ms. Sowmya

Rani

13. S. V. National Seminar Government 2015 Mr.

31

Parameshwara

Bhattara Sahitya-

Maru Odu

First Grade

College,

Vamadapad

avu

Shivanna

Prabhu

14. Solid Waste

Management

Taluk

Panch

ayath,

Bantw

al

Taluk Workshop Taluk

Panchayath,

Bantwal

2015 Mr.

Narayana

Bhandary

15. Avibhajitha

Dakshina Kannada

Jilleya Jwalantha

Samasyegalu mattu

pariharopayagalu

National Seminar Alva‟s

College,

Moodabidri

2015 Mr. Kittu

Ramakunja

16. New Pedagogical

Tools for

Education

State Faculty

Developme

nt

Programme

IBS,

Mangalore

2015 Mr. Nelson

Marwin

Fernandes

17. Advances in

Endocrinology and

Genetics

Universi

ty

Workshop St. Aloysius

College,

Mangalore

2015 Ms.

Kavyashree

18. “ Ideologies of

Swamy

Vivekananda and

its relevance to the

contemporary

Society”

National Seminar Vivekanand

a College,

Puttur

2015 Mr.

Thukrama

Poojary

19. “Tribal identity and

development”

National Seminar Canara

college,

Mangalore

2015 Mr.

Narayana

Bhandary

20. “ Turtu Paristiti-

ondu Nenapu”

Universi

ty

sSeminar Sri Rama

First Grade

College,

Kalladka

2015 Mr.

Narayana

Bhandary

21. “ E-Lit” English

Literary Festival

National Literary

Festival

SDM

College,

Ujire

2015 Ms. Rashitha

K.N

22. Teaching

Langauage through

Literature;feasibilit

y of aholistic

approach‟

UGC National Seminar MGM

College,

Udupi

2015 Ms. Rashitha

K.N

23. Recent Trends and

opportunities in the

study of Basic

Sciences

UGC State Seminar SVS

College,

Bantwal

2015 Ms. Rashitha

K.N

Mr.

Ramananda

Bhat

24. Emerging Trends

in Office

Management

UGC State Workshop SVS

College,

Bantwal

2015 Mr.

Ramananda

Bhat

32

25. “ Recent Trends

and opportunities

in the study of

Basic Sciences”

UGC State Seminar SVS

College,

Bantwal

2015 Ms.

Jayasheela K

26. “ Instrumental

Techniques

handling and

Servicing of

Analytical and and

Lab instruments”

Weste

rn

Regio

nal

Instru

mentai

on

Centre

,

Mumb

ai

National workshop St Aloysius

College,

Mangalore

2015 Ms. Vinanthi

Gopalakrish

na

27. “ E-Lit” English

Literary Festival

National Literary

Festival

SDM

College,

Ujire

2015 Ms.

Jayasheela K

28. “ Essentials of

Research and

Research Funding”

Universi

ty

Workshop Mangalore

University

2015 Dr.

Panduranga

Nayak

29. “ Solid Waste

Management”

Taluk

Level

Workshop Taluk

Panchayath,

Bantwal

2015 Mr.

Narayana

Bhandary

30. “Kanaka

Samskrithi

Kammata”

State Workshop Eric

Mathais

Auditorium,

St. Aloysius

College,

Mangalore

2015 Dr.

Nagaveni N

31. „Operation and

maintenance of

analyical

instruments‟

Zoology

Workshop Dept. of

Chemistry,

Sri

Bhuvanendr

a College,

Karkala

2015. Ms. Bharathi

Bhat

32. “Instrumentals

techniques handling

and servicing of

analytical and

laboratory

instruments”

National Workshop St.

Aloysious

College

(Autonomo

us),

Mangalore

2015 Ms. Bharathi

Bhat

33. “ Autonomous

Colleges-Issues,

Prospects and

Challenges”

State Conference Mangalore

University

2015 Dr. Sujatha

H.R

33

34. Sanskrit Syllabus

for Degree Classes

MUST

A

Universi

ty

Workshop Poornaprajn

a College,

Udupi

2015 Mr.

Ramananda

Bhat

35. “ Net

Technologies”

UGC National Workshop Bhandarkar

s College,

Kundapur

2015 Ms. Renita

Josna

Santhmayora

36. “Emerging

Technologies in

Computer Science

and Information

Technology”

UGC National Seminar St.

Philomena

College,

Puttur

2015 Ms. Renita

Josna

Santhmayora

37. Emerging Trends

in Indian Banking

with special

reference to Advent

of Technology and

Financial

Inclusion”

National Seminar SVS

College,

Bantwal

2015 Ms.

Premalatha

Pai

Ms. Lakshmi

Bhat

Ms. Divya

Ms. Deepa

Shenoy

Ms. Sakeena

Nasser

Ms. Roopa

Ms.

Ashwitha

Ms. Ullekha

Jain

Ms.

Prathima

H.R

Ms. Chaitra

Pai

Ms.

Sowmyarani

Yashaswini

P

Mr. Nelson

Marwin

Fernandes

Ms. Akhila

Pai

Ms.

Poornima

Ms.

Kavyashree

38. “Shata Darshana

and Science”

State Seminar Vivekanand

a centre for

Research

Studies

2015 Mr.

Ramananda

Bhat

39. “ Advances in

Endocrinology and

Universi

ty

Workshop St. Aloysius

College,

2015 Ms. Vinanthi

Gopalakrish

34

Genetics” Mangalore na

40. UG

C

'

UGC‟s Choice

Based Semester

Scheme and third

Cycle

eaccreditation

Univer

sity

Universi

ty

Workshop Sri Dhavala

College,

Moodabidri

2015 Dr.

Panduranga

Nayak

41. “ DNA finger

printing and PCR

Technique”

Universi

ty

Lecture/

Demonstrat

ion

Program

St. Aloysius

College,

Mangalore

and SVS

College

2016 Ms. Vinanthi

Gopalakrish

na

42. “ Cancer

Awareness

Outreach

Programme”

Universi

ty

Workshop Indoor

Stadium,

Yenepoya

University,

Deralakatte,

Mangalore

2016 Mr. Kittu

Ramakunja

43. “ Workshop” AET Universi

ty

Worshop Besant

Women‟s

College,

Mangalore

2016 Dr.

T.K.Ravindr

an

44. “ Advanced Java” State Workshop St. Agnes

College,

Mangalore

2016 Ms. Swathi

R

45. Workshop On ICT State Workshop Sri

Vivekanand

a College,

Puttur

2016 Dr. H.R.

Sujatha

46. Inclusive Growth:

Challenges and

Strategies”

Universi

ty

Conference SDM,

College,

Ujire

2016 Mr.

Premalatha

Pai

47. Emerging Political

Dynamics and

Youth in Indian

Politics”

UGC National Seminar St. Agnes

College,

Manglaore

2016 Mr. B.

Narayana

Bhandary

48. “Essentials of

research and

research funding”

Universi

ty

Workshop CDC,

Mangalore

University

2016 Dr.

Manjunath

Udupa

49. Role of information

and

Communication

Technology in

Sanskrith

Teaching”

UGC National Workshop SDM

College,

Ujire

2016 Mr.Vasudev

Karanth

35

50. “ Youth Day

Celebration” in

Connection with

Swamy

Vivekananda

Birthday

Workshop

Ramakrishn

a Math,

Mangalore

2016 Ms.

Poornima

51. “ Youth Day

Celebration” in

Connection with

Swamy

Vivekananda

Birthday

Workshop

Ramakrishn

a Math,

Mangalore

2016 Ms. Kavitha

52. “ Linear Algebra

and its

applications”

UGC State Seminar Mangalore

University

2016 Ms.

Poornima

53. “ Linear Algebra

and its

applications”

UGC State Seminar Mangalore

University

2016 Ms. Kavitha

54. “Maasti- 125-

Katha Kammata”

State Conference Kannada

Sahitya

Parishath”

2016 Mr. Chethan

55. The Role of IQAC

in quality

sustenanceand

enhancement in

Higher Education

Institutions”

Universi

ty

Workshop KSS

College,

Subramanya

2016 Ms. Manjula

A.D

56. Hands on training

on Biodiversity

documentation

Centre

for

ecologi

cal

Science

s II Sc,

Bangalo

re

Universi

ty

Pre-

Conference

Workshop

Alva‟s

College ,

Moodabidri

2016 Ms. Vinanthi

Gopalakrish

na

57. " “ Financial Sector

Reforms”

Milagre

se

College,

Shirva

National Conference St. Mary‟s

College,

Shirva

2016 Ms. Lakshmi

V. Bhat

58. Revised B.Com

Curriculam

MUCT

A Universi

ty

Workshop Sri Durga

Parameshw

ari

F.G.College

, Kateel

2016 Ms. Lakshmi

V. Bhat

36

59. “Conservation and

sustainable

management of

ecologically

sensitive regions in

Western Ghats”

Energy

and

Wetlan

d

Researc

h

Group,

CES, II

Sc

Universi

ty

Conference Alva‟s

College,

Moodabidri

2016 Ms. Bharathi

S. Bhat

60. Sanskrith New

syllabus

Universi

ty

Workshop Mangalore

University

2016 Mr.

Ramanand

Bhat D

61. Agriculture in

sanskrith literature

National Conference Mysore

university

2016 Mr.

Ramanand

Bhat D

62. Revised B.com

curriculum

Universi

ty

Workshop Mangalore

University

2016 Ms. Lakshmi

V. Bhat

63. Revised syllabus

BBM VI sem

Universi

ty

Workshop Bindoor

Prabhakar

Hall

2014 Ms. Lakshmi

V. Bhat

64. Pali Language State Workshop Balmatta

Mangalore

2015 Mr.Vasudev

a Karanth

65. Case Method of

Teaching and Case

Writing

Universi

ty

Faculty

Developme

nt

Programme

St. Joseph‟s

Engineering

College,

Vamanjoor

2016 Mr. Vishnu

Pujari,

Mr. Nelson

Fernandes

66. ICT Mode of

Teaching and

Learning

College

Develo

pment

Council

Universi

ty

Workshop Sri

Vivekanand

a College,

Puttur

2016 Dr.

Panduranga

Nayak

67. New Syllabus of

Sanskrit for Degree

Classes

MUST

A Universi

ty

Workshop Poorna

Prajna

College,

Udupi

2016 Mr.

Ramananda

Bhat

68. Teaching

Techniques of the

Plays‟ English

Syllabus for IV

Semester,

U.G.Courses

MUET

A Universi

ty

Workshop Besant

Evening

and Besant

Women‟

College

Mangalore

2016 Dr.

Ravindran

69. Ssentials of

Research and

Research Funding

College

Develo

pment

Council

Mangal

ore

Univers

Universi

ty

Workshop Mangalore

University

Campus

2016 Dr.

Panduranga

Nayak

37

ity

70. Special Meeting of

the faculty of Arts

Mangal

ore

Univers

ity

Universi

ty

Meeting Mangalore

University

2016 Dr.

T.K.Ravindr

an

71. Revised V Sem

BCom Syllabus

MUKT

A Universi

ty

Workshop SDPT First

Grade

College,

Kateel

2016 Ms. Akhila

Pai,

Ms.

Ashwitha &

Ms. Ullekha

Jain

Seminars/Workshops/Conferences/ Training programme attended by Administrative Staff

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Staff

Programme Sponsoring

Agency

Level Seminar/

Conference

/

Workshop

Venue Year

1.

Mr. Radhesh

Kumar

“ Quality

Management

in the office

work”

Pompei

College,

Aikala

University Seminar Pompei

College,

Aikala

2015

“Developing

Digital

Library using

DSpace”

National Workshop SVS

College,

Bantwal

2015

“Emerging

trends in

Office

Managemen”

State Workshop SVS

College,

Bantwal

2015

“ Challenges

of

administratio

n of higher

education

institutes in

the changing

global

scenario”


Philome

na

College,

Puttur

2016

2. Ms. Roopa

Krishna

Nayak

“ Challenges

of

administratio

n of higher

education

institutes in

the changing

global

scenario”


Philome

na

College,

Puttur

2016

3. Ms. Vinitha

Shetty

4. Mr. Subba

Naik

5. Mr. Nonayya

6. Mr.

Jayananda

38

Academic Papers presented by faculty members

Sl. No. Name of the

Seminar

Level Seminar/

Conferenc

e

/Worksho

p

Title of the

Paper

Place Year Name of

the faculty

1. Kannada

Samshodaneya

Tantrikate

State workshop The use of

Technology in

the Learning of

Kannada

SVS

College

Bantwal

2015

Mr.

Chethan M

2. Museum

Movement in

South India

National Seminar Reconstruction

of Cultural

History:

Reflection from

the selected

objects in the

museum

Indira

Gandhi

Rashtriya

Manav

Sampradala

ya, Bhopal

2015 Mr.

Thukarama

Poojary

3. Social

Entrepreneurshi

p

National Seminar “Social

Entrepreneurship

: Swami

Vivekananda‟s

Principles”

St. Aloysius

College,

Mangalore

2015 Mr.

Vinayaka

Pai B.

4. 4

5

Social Values in

the works of

Bheeshma Sahni

National seminar “ Kabeer Khada

Bajar me Vyakt

Samajik

Sangharsh”

St.

Philomena

College ,

Puttur

2015 Dr.

Manjunath

Udupa

5. 4

6

The new

critisicm in

Hindi Literature

National Seminar Satottari Hindi

Mahila

Upanyasakaro

me Nari

Samvedana”

PPC , Udupi 2015 Dr.

Manjunath

Udupa

6. 4

7

Protection of

Culture through

Museaums

National Seminar Reconstruction

of Cultural

History

Indira

Gandhi

Rashtreeya

Vasthu

Sangrahalay

a,

Mysore

2015 Prof.

Thukarama

Poojary

7. 4

8

“ Cloud

Computing:

different

approach

and security

Challenge”

UGC Seminar “Cloud

Computing:

different

approach

and security

Challenge

St.

Philomena

College,

Puttur

2015 Ms. Renita

Josna

Santhmayor

a

8. 4

9

“ Modern

Trends in

Samskrith

Studies and

research”

National Seminar “ Modern Trends

in Samskrith

Studies and

research”

Sri Durga

Centre for

Post

Graduate

Studies and

Research in

Samskrith,

Kateel

2016 Mr.

Ramanand

Bhat

39

9. 5

0

“ Ghar Loutate

hue aur Ganga

Mayyih se

Sakshatkar”

National Workshop “ Ghar Loutate

hue aur Ganga

Mayyih se

Sakshatkar”

Govt. First

Grade

College, Car

Street,

Mangalore

2016 Dr.

Manjunath

Udupa

10. 5

1

Financial Sector

Reforms

National Conference “ Reforms in

NPA‟s and

implications”

Post

graduate

Department

of

Commerce,

St. Mary‟s

College,

Shirva2016

2016 Ms.

Lakshmi V.

Bhat

11. 5

2

“Issues and

Challenges for

Sustainable rural

Development”

National Conference A study on

impact of Rural

Industrialisation

Towards Rural

Development

Alvas

Institute of

Engineering

and

Technology

,

Moodabidri

2015 Nelson

Marwin

Fernandes

12. 5

3

Rashtra mattada

vichara

sankeerana

UGC Conference Padavi

Taragathigala

Kannada Patya-

Hosa

Chintanegalu

Govt First

Grade

College ,

Bettampady

2015 Chethan M

13. Indian Banking:

Managing

Transformation

in the Era of

Globalisation

and Information

Technology

National Conference Debit Card

Usage ,

protection and

types

University

College,

Mangalore

2015 Ms.

Sowmya

rani

14. Financial

Inclusion –

Challenges and

Opportunities

National Conference A Study on

Financial

Literacy among

landless

agriculture

labour – with

reference to

Belthangandy

Taluk

Milagres

College,

Udupi

2016 Mr.

Mohammad

Thauseef

Faculty as Resource Persons

Sl. no Name of the Seminar Sponsori

ng

Agency

Level Seminar/

Conferen

ce/Works

hop

Venue Year Name of

the Faculty

1. NSS – Orientation

Training in NSS Song

College NSS

Orientatio

n

SVS

College,

Bantwal

2015 Mr.

Ramananda

Bhat

40

2. Gadyavallari University Text Book

Committe

e

2015 Mr.

Ramananda

Bhat

3. “Sahitya Swaroopa” Kendra

Sahitya

Academy

,

Regional

Office,

Bengalor

e

State Workshop Alva‟s

College,

Moodabidri

2015 Dr.

Nagaveni N

4. “Women and

Expression”

Dept. of

P.G.

Studies

and

Research

in

Kannada,

Mangalor

e

Universit

y

National Seminar Govt.

college,

Kasargod

2015 Dr.

Nagaveni N

5. “ Current Issues in

Banking”

College Guest

Lecture

Mundaje

P.U.College

, Mundaje

2015 Mr.

Sharaschan

dra K.S

6. Leadership Training Taluk Workshop Govt. High

School,

Koila ,

Bantwal

2015 Kum.

Ashwitha

7. Vermiculture National Seminar SLMP

English

School,

Panemangal

ore

2015 Ms.

Vinanthi

Gopalakris

hna

8. “ Decaying Tulu

Culture”

Guest

Lecture

G.F.Grade

College,

Bettampady

2015 Prof.

Thukarama

Poojary

9. “ Preservation of

Heritage”

University Guest

Lecture

Sri

Bhuvanendr

a College,

Karkala

2015 Prof.

Thukarama

Poojary

10. “Jain Art and

Architecture”

College Guest

Lecture

Bettampady

G.F.Grade

College

2015 Prof.

Thukarama

Poojary

11. “Nadu Nudige

Bantwalda Koduge”

Kannada

Sahitya

Parishad,

Bantwal

Guest

Lecture

Odiyuru 2015 Prof.

Thukarama

Poojary

12. “ Devaraj Aras” Backwar

d and

Minority

Commun

ity

Departm

ent,

Karnatak

a State

Birth

Centenary

of Sri

Devaraj

Aras

Taluk

Panchayath,

Bantwal

2015 Prof.

Thukarama

Poojary

41

13. “ De-addiction” Dharmast

hala

Gramabh

ivriddhi

Yojane

De-

addiction

Camp

Narikombu,

Panemangal

ore

2015 Prof.

Thukarama

Poojary

14. As a Judge to

Academic

Compititions

“Vikas”-

2015

SVS

P.U.College

Bantwal

2015 Mr.

Ramanand

Bhat

15. As a Judge to Cultural

Compititions

D.K. and

Udupi

District

Cultural

Compititio

ns

Sharada

P.U.College

Mangalore

2015 Mr.

Ramanand

Bhat

16. 6

8

“ Dakshina Kannada

Jilleya Samskritika

Sahitya Samajeeka

Vidyamanagalu”

D.K.

Kannada

Sahitya

Parishad

University Sharada

First Grade

College,

Manglaore

2015 Prof.

Thukarama

Poojary

17. 6

9

Preparation of

Question Bank in

Economics

University Sacred

Hearts

College,

Mangalore

2015 Premalatha

Pai

18. Ideologies of Swami

Vivekananda and its

relevance to

contemporary society

State Seminar Vivekanand

a College,

Puttur

2015 Thukarama

Poojary

19. Leadership Training Taluk Workshop Govt.High

School,

Koila

2015 Yashaswini

20. Women and

expression

Directora

te of

collegiate

associati

on

National Seminar Department

of P.G

studies and

research in

kannada

2015 Dr.

Nagaveni

Manchi

21. Language Effective

Communication and

Literature

College Guest

Lecture

Alva‟s

College,

Moodabidri

2015 Dr.T.K.Rav

indran

22. Teaching Techniques

of the Plays‟ English

Syllabus for IV

Semester,

U.G.Courses

AET,

Mangalor

e

University

Universit

y

Worksho

p

Besant

Evening

and Besant

Women‟

College

Mangalore

2016 Dr.

Ravindran

23. The English Language

learning

Sri

Venkatar

amana

Swamy

Vidyavar

dhaka

Sangha,B

antwal

Guest

Lecture

Bantwal

Raghuram

Mukunda

Prabhu

Centenary

Public

School,

Bantwal

2015 Dr.T.K.Rav

indran

24. Basics of Computer Sri

Venkatar

amana

Swamy

Vidyavar

Guest

Lecture

Bantwal

Raghuram

Mukunda

Prabhu

Centenary

2015 Mohini K.

42

dhaka

Sangha,B

antwal

Public

School,

Bantwal

25. S.V.Parameshwara

Bhattara Sahithya-

Maru Odu

UGC State Workshop Govt.First

Grade

College,

Vamadapad

av

2015 Chethan M.

26. Description about NSS College Guest

Lecture

Sri Rama

First Grade

College,

Kalladka

2015 Mr.Kittu

Ramakunja

27. Judge for Inter-class

Cultural Variety

Competition

College SVS Pre-

University

College,Ban

twal

2015 Mr.Kittu

Ramakunja

28. Judge for Inter-class

Collegiate Academic

Competition

College SVS Pre-

University

College,Ban

twal

2015 Mr.Kittu

Ramakunja

29. Fine Arts and The

Students

School Guest

Speaker

SVS

English

School,

Bantwal

2015 Ms.

Premalatha

Pai

30. Kanakadasara Samagra

Sahithya Anuvada

Kammata

National

Saint

Poet

Kanakad

asa Study

and

Research

Centre,

Bangalor

e

State

Sahodaya

Sabha

Bhavana,K

TC,

Balmatta,M

angalore

2015 Dr.T.K.Rav

indran

31. “ Tulu Culture” Taluk Guest

Lecture

Lion‟s Club

, B.C.Road

2016 Prof.

Thukarama

Poojary

32. “ Bhootharadhane” Taluk Guest

Lecture

Mudalmatti

Sajipa

Mugeru,

Bantwal

2016 Prof.

Thukarama

Poojary

33. Vishwa Tulu

Conference –Bantwal

Tulu Conference

Akhila

Bharatha

Tulu

Okkuta

State Guest

Lecture

SDM Hall

Bantwal

2016 Mr.

Chethan M

34. “Tulunadina

Samskrtika

Parampare”

Sri

Dhavala

College,

Moodabi

dri

College Guest

Lecture

Sri Dhavala

College,

Moodabidri

2016 Mr.

Thukarama

Poojary

43

35. “ Preservation of

Ancient Monuments”

Dhavala

College,

Moodabi

dri

College Guest

Lecture

Dhavala

College,

Moodabidri

2016 Mr.

Thukarama

Poojary

36. Bantwal Taluk

Literary Conference

2015-16

Kannada

Sahitya

Parishat

Taluk Conferenc

e

Gurudevana

nda Temple,

Odiyuru

2016

Chethan M

37. State Level Chutuku

Samelana

Chutuku

Sahitya

Parishat

State Conferenc

e

Ira

Somanathes

wara

Temple, Ira

2016 Chethan M

38. Kannada

“Sahityotsava”

Karavali

Lekhakee

yara

matuu

Vaachaki

yara

Sangha

D.K and

Kasargod

Districts

Kannada

Sahitya

Kushalanag

ara

2016 Dr.

Nagaveni N

39. “Importance of Library

in Higher education”

College

Level

Government

First Grade

College,

Vittal

2016 Dr. H.R.

Sujatha

40. “Bhutaradhane

Parampare mattu

Sangarsha”

Taluk

Level

Special

Lecture

Rani

Abbakka

Tulu

Adyayana

Kendra,

Sanchayagir

i, B.C. Road

2016 Prof.

Thukarama

Poojary

41. “ Library and

Information Science-

job opportunities‟

College

Level

Guest

Lecture

Government

First Grade

College,

Bantwal

2016 Dr. H.R.

Sujatha

42. “Preservation of

Ancient Monuments”

University Guest

Lecture

RATA

Kendra,

B.C.Road

2016 Prof.

Thukarama

Poojary

43. Union Budget -2016

-an analysis

College

Level

Panel

Discussio

n

Sahyadri

College of

Business

Managemen

t, Adyar

2016 MS.

Premalatha

Pai

44. “N.S.S and Protection

of Environment”

College Guest

Lecture

Government

First Grade

College,

B.C.road

2016 Ms.

Premaltha

Pai

45. Duty of a N.S.S.

Volunteer

College Inauguaral

Speech

SVS

P.U.College

, Bantwal

2016 Ms.

Premalatha

pai

46. “ Kannada- Malayalam

SahityadalliBhaktiyane

legalumattuKanakadas

aru”

State Seminar National

santhaKavi

Kanakadasa

Study and

Research

and P.G and

Research

Centre , and

Government

College,

2016 Dr.T.K.Rav

indran

44

Kasaragodu

47. Hindi Syllabus Mangalor

e

Universit

y Hindi

Adhyapa

k Sangh,

Mangalor

e

University Seminar

and

Workshop

Government

First Grade

College,

Carstreet

Mangalore

2016 Manjunatha

Udupa K.

48. Teaching Techniques

of the Plays

Associati

on of

English

Teachers

Universit

y of

Mangalor

e

University Workshop Besant

Auditorium,

Mangalore

2016 Dr.T.K.Rav

indran

49. Dancing on no

Women‟s land

Educatio

nal

Multime

dia

Research

Centre,

Mysore

Educational

Multimedia

Research

Centre,

Mysore

2016 Dr.

Nagaveni

Manchi

50. What Next after SSLC Seminar DKGH

School,

koila

2016 Prof.

Narayana

Bhandary

51. Hindi Syllabus Mangalor

e

Universit

y Hindi

Adhyapa

k Sangh,

Mangalor

e

University Workshop University

College,

Mangalore

2016 Manjunatha

Udupa K.

Publications by faculty members

Sl.No. Title Published In Publication

Details

Year Name of the

Faculty

1. Foreword to

The Granary of Tulu

Heritage

The Granary of

Tulu Heritage

Rani

Abbakka

Tulu

Adhyana

Kendra

2016 Dr. T.K.Ravindran

2. Tulu Nadina Aitihasika

parampare

Sambhrama 2015 Mr. Thukarama

Poojary

3. “ An Epic Encounter” Deccan Herald 2015 Dr. T.K.Ravindran

4. An Institution that

„Educates‟

Diary “ Alike” 2015 Dr. T.K.Ravindran

5. On her mission to

change Society‟

Achiever”

Bantwal”


45

6. The making of the Gods Achiever” Bantwal‟ 2015 Dr. T.K.Ravindran

7. “Digital Resourcesand

Servicesin SCEM,

Mangalore- a survey

International

Journal of Digital

Library Services,

Volume 5.

pp 105-116

2015 Dr. Sujatha H.R

( co-authored)

8. How Safe is our

drinking water? A

comparative study

Basic Science

Courses at the U.G.

level

Proceedings

of the

Seminar

2015 Ms. Bharathi Bhat

9. Electronic Journals at

SCEM, Mangalore

Journal of

Advancesin Library

and Information

Sciences

Volume 4,

No.1. PP

01-06


( co-authored

10. An assessment of

Information literacy

competency among

undergraduate students

of G.F.G. College,

Yagati: a case study

Proceedings of

Internatonal

conference on”

Padigms of Digital

Library, E-resourcs,

Open Access and

Information and

Media Literacy

2015 Dr. H.R. Sujatha and

Umesh

11. “ Dr. Ramavilas Sharma

ki Sahityika Aalochana‟

Anand Prakashana,

Kanpur ( U.P)

978-81-

931782-5-6

2016 Dr. Manjunatha

Udupa

12. Dr. Ramavilas Sharma

ka Vyaktitva Aur

Krittitva Tatha unki

sahityetar AAlochana

Saahitya Ratnakar,

Kanpur ( U.P)

978-93-

85389610

2016 Dr. Manjunatha

Udupa

13. “ Reading Habits

among the Users of

Bantwal Public

Library”

KIIT Journal of

Library and

Information

Management

Volume 3.

Issue 2,

July-

December


14. “ Jodi Matsyagalu” Prajavani Sunday

Suppliment


15. Adhunik Hindi Sahitya

ken aye Vimarsh- ek

Aalochana

UGC

sponsoredAbhishek

Prakashana

ISBN 978-

81-8390-

191-8

2016 Dr. Manjunatha

Udupa

Publications by the Students

Department of Kannada

Other Publications

1. MedhaRamakunja

II

B.Com

“Nethravathi

NadiTiruvuYojane”-

idunannaChintane.

AksharaPratishtana,

Aaladapadavu, Bantwal

2016

3.1.6 Give details of workshops/ training programmes/ sensitization programmes

conducted/organized by the institution with focus on capacity building in terms of research

and imbibing research culture among the staff and students

46

Training Programmes


1.

Smart Board

Mr. Aston D‟almeida,

Department of Computer

Science, SVS College, Bantwal

Oct 5, 2015


Computers Oct 8, 2015

3. Mr. VinayakPai and



College, Bantwal

Oct 31, 2015

4. “N List resources” Dr. H.R. Sujatha, Librarian


Oct 31, 2015.


Planning” Mr. Durga Prasad Shetty of

Geojith, B.N.P Paribas Feb 22, 2016

6. “Research

Methodology”

Prof. Muruganandan,

SDM PG Centre, Ujire

March 23,

2016

7. “Research

Methodology”

Mr. N. Shivaprakash



July 27, 2016

Reflection-2016, inter-collegiate paper presentation competiotion for U.G

students was organized by PG Department on March 23, 2016.

Training Programmes Undergone by the faculty Members

Sl.

no

Name of the Training/

Programme

Sponsoring

Agency

Venue Date and Year Name of the

Faculty

1. Faculty Development

Programme

“ Case Method of

Training and Case

Writing”

Department of

Business

Administratio

n,

St. Joseph‟s

Engineering

College,

Vamanjoor

St. Joseph‟s

Engineering

College,

Vamanjoor

12 July, 2016 Mr.Vishnu

Pujari &

Mr. Nelson

Fernandes

47

3.2.3 What are the financial provisions made available to support student research projects?

Details of Student Projects and funds disbursed for the same from the college:

Research Topic, Faculty Member Year Amount

Disbursed

(Rs).

“Four Yogas of Bhagavdgeetha” by guided by Sri.

Shivanna Prabhu

2015-16 3,300

Analysis of Shakespearean Theater by Dept of English 2015-16 650

Soil Analysis by Dept of Chemistry 2015-16 1,040

RK Narayan‟s malgudi days by Dept of English 2015-16 960

Determination of Wavelength of the given Laser light by

the method of Diffraction by Dept of Physics

2015-16 350

Chromatology by Dept of Chemistry 2015-16 325

A Study of the Customer Satisfaction of Pai Sales

Corporation Mangalore

2015-16 1125

Commerce in Sanskrit by Dept of Sanskrit 2016-17 3,000

Medicinal Plants

Medicinal Flowers

Yakshagana Artist Ms. Geetha L. Bhat

Yakshagana Artist Sri Subhraya Holla

by Dept of Kannada

2016-17 5,070

Sridhar Bhandary who gave new dimensions to Heroic

Roles by Dept of Kannada

2016-17 1,290

Godhan, A Study by Dept of Hindi 2016-17 2,200

Awareness about PMJDY among Rural Masses By the

Dept. Commerce

2016-17 810

3.2.6 Grants received from UGC for minor research activities:

Sl.

No.

Year Research Activity Department Grant

allocated

(in Rs.) 2016 Minor Research Project by Dr. Nagaveni N on

“A Study of the Third Gender in South

Kanara District”

Kannada 55,000

3.2.7 Enumerate the support provided to the faculty in securing research funds from various

funding agencies, industry and other organizations. Provide details of ongoing and

completed projects and grants received during the last four years.

Dr. Nagaveni N.

Sl.

No.

Nature of the

Project

Duration

Year

Title of the

Project

Name of the

funding

agency

Total

Grant

Total

amount

received

till date

1. Minor Research

Project

2016 ”A study of the

Third Gender in

South Kanara

District”

UGC 55,000 37,500

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3.3.3 Has the institution received any special grants or finances from the industry or other

beneficiary agency for developing research facilities? If „yes‟, what are the instruments /

facilities created during the last four years.

Facilities created with grants from UGC for infrastructure development in the last 4 years:

S.

N

Name of

Item/Scheme/Head

2010-11 2011-

12

2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 Total

1 Building Construction/

(UGC) Renovation

Canteen Building

Maintenance of

Building related

460587 232308 395232 291960

1088127

2 Equipments like

Computer, CC Camera

, Bio Metric, Printer,

Xerox, Water Cooler,

Lab Equipments,

Smart Board , LCD,

Generator

Maintenance,

Miscellaneous

461071 1096711 3867554 6026369 12582

11451705

3 Solar System, Public

address, system,

112331 10835 0

123166

4 Renovation of College

Entrance, College Day

Stage, painting of

college building , etc

1597699 787123

1597699

5 Under Rural

Marketing Certificate

(Computer,Equipment

s)

354610 159580 0

514190

6 Sports Equipment 497043 0 497043

7 Communicative

English Certificate

(Computer,

equipments)

21150 52177 0

73327

8 GDA (Common

Room & Toilet

facility, Equipment)

759307 0

759307

9 Indoor(

Stadium)Games,

Sports Infrastructure

and Equipment

1500000 3161671

1500000

10 Equal Opportunities

(Computer,

equipments)

23119 33128 0 56247

11 Colleges in Backward

Areas

113563 80399 52415 0 246377

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12 Remedial Caching 42300 117188 43772 0 203260

13 Network Resource

Centre

122952 0 122952

14 GDA XI PLAN (

Equipment)

73112 0 73112

15 Career and

Counselling Cell in

College XI Plan

97557 0 97557

16 Common Room and

Toilets for Women

under the scheme

improvement of

facilities in existing

premises

210213 0 210213

3.4 Research Publications and Awards

Prominent publications of research work by faculty members:

Sl. No. Topic Published in Year Faculty

1. “Janapada

Rangamabhoomiyalli

Mahile”

“Janapada” Aadhunika

Kannada

MahilaSaahityaCharitre

(Edition 8)

ISBN 978-

81-925056-

9-5

2015 Dr. Nagaveni

2. “Digital

ResourcesandServices

in SCEM, Mangalore-

a survey

International Journal of

Digital Library Services,

Volume 5.

pp 105-116

2015 Dr. Sujatha

H.R

( co-authored)

3. Electronic Journals at

SCEM, Mangalore

Journal of Advances in

Library and Information

Sciences

Volume 4,

No.1. PP 01-

06

2015 Dr. Sujatha

H.R

( co-authored)

4. An assessment of

Information literacy

competency among

undergraduate

students of G.F.G.

College, Yagati: a

case study

Proceedings of

Internatonal conference

on” Padigms of Digital

Library, E-resourcs,

Open Access and

Information and Media

Literacy

2015 Dr. H.R.

Sujatha and

Umesh

5. “ Dr. Ramavilas

Sharma

kiSahityikaAalochana‟

AnandPrakashana,

Kanpur ( U.P)

978-81-

931782-5-6

2016 Dr.

ManjunathaUd

upa

6. Dr. Ramavilas Sharma

kaVyaktitvaAurKrittit

vaTathaunkisahityetar

AAlochana

SaahityaRatnakar,

Kanpur ( U.P)

978-93-

85389610

2016 Dr.

ManjunathaUd

upa

7. “ Reading Habits

among the Users of

Bantwal Public

Library”

KIIT Journal of Library

and Information

Management

(accepted for

Publication)

2016 Dr. Sujatha

H.R

50

8. “Samakaalina

Mahila

Upanyasakarakonke

Upanyasakome

Naari Samvedana”

AAdhunik Hindi

Sahityakenayevimarshe

978-81-

8390-191-8

2016 Dr.

ManjunathaUd

upa

3.4.3

Provide details (if any) of research awards received by the faculty.

The following faculty members have been awarded for their research work:

Sl.

No.

Faculty Member Award/recognition Sponsoring Agency Year

1. Mr. ThukaramPoojary

has been nominated as Ambassador of Cleanliness by the Town Muncipality in 2015

Awards Won by

ThukaramPoojary

Gana- Natya Payana Arehole Prtishtana-

Nandagokula

2016

“Janapada Visharada” Chutuku Sahitya

Parishat 2016

Special Recognition Lions Club and Lioness

Club, Bantwal

2016

3.5.3 How does the institution encourage the staff to utilize their expertise and available

facilities for consultancy services?

Consultancy Services

Dr. Sujatha H,R.Librarian of the institution has been offering free consultancy to the faculty of

Libraries of following Colleges:

1. Government First Grade College, Kamaje, Bantwal

2. Government First Grade College, Vamadapadvu, Bantwal

3. Canara First Grade College, Mangalore

4. Shree Niranjan Swamy Polytechnic Sunkadakatte, Bajpe, Manglore

5. Bantwal Raghurama Mukunda Prabhu Centenary Public School,

Vidyagiri ,Bantwal

6. S.V.S English School, Bantwal

7. Nehru Memorial College, Sullia

8. Government High School, Koila, Batwal Taluk

Dr. T.K.Ravindran has been offering free consultancy to the faculty and students of Bantwal

Raghuram Mukunda Prabhu Centenary Public Scholl, Vidyagiri, Bantwal since 2011

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3.2.4 What is the policy of the institution in sharing the income generated through consultancy

(staff involved: Institution) and its use for institutional development?

The Department of Zoology offers free consultancy in the field of

Vermitechnology.

The Department of History provides expertise in the field of Musiology.

Dr. H R Sujatha , the Librarian ,assists the librarians of newly established

colleges in the Taluk in setting up their libraries

Dr. Panduranga Nayak, the Principal, helps the faculty and others in computing

and filing their tax returns

Dr. Ravindran , Head, Dept of English , trains the faculty and the High school

students of BRMPC Public School, Vidyagiri in the English language

Since these teachers offer their services free of cost, no revenue has been

generated. However, the Board of Management has passed a resolution at its recently

held meeting giving directions regarding the generation and sharing of the revenue

collected. As per the resolution, the 50% of the revenue generated is to be retained by

the staff involved and the remaining 50% is to be transferred to the institution.

A Consultancy Cell has been set up to coordinate the activities concerning

consultancy services offered by the faculty.

The Composition of the Cell:

Co-ordinator: Dr. H.R.Sujatha

Members: Mr. Thukaram Poojary

Dr. T.K.Ravindran

3.2.5 How does the institution promote institution-neighborhood community network and

student engagement, contributing to good citizenship, service orientation and holistic

development of students?

The community oriented activities are carried out mainly through the NSS units of the

institution.

NSS: 2015-16

NSS units of the institutions have organised the following programmes from time to time to promote

neighbourhood community network.

Sl.

No

.

Activity Resource Person/

Participants

Venue Date

1. „World Yoga Day Sri Suresh Parkala,

Medical Practioner,

Governemt

Hospital, Bantwal

SVS College,

Bantwal

21st June 2015

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2. Road repair

one day camp

NSS Volunteers Kuriyala,

Bantwal

19th

July 2015

3. “Patriotism and the student

Community”

Independence day

celebrations

Captain Santhosh,

Mangalore

SVS College,

Bantwal

15th

August

2015

4. “World Tobacco less Day Dr. John Kennedy SVS College,

Bantwal in

association with

Police Station,

Bantwal

5. Three-Day

“Leadership and

Community

Development“

Camp

Ms. Nalini

Shetty, district

Panchayath

member

Prof.

GanapathyKulaver

ma, Principal,

Government

College,

Punjalkatte,

SVS College,

Bantwal

in association with

Nehru Yuva Kendra

, Mangalore

11th

September

to 13th

September 2015

6. Rain harvesting

programme

NSS Volunteers SVS College,

Bantwal

19th

September,

2015

7. Awareness campaign on

„Organ donation‟

NSS Volunteers 26th

September,

2015

8. Gandhi Jayanthi Swatchata

Campaign

All the Volunteers

took part

College Campus as

well as Bantwal

Town.

October 2, 2015

9. “ Importance of

Awareness of Laws among

students

NSS legal Cell and

Bar Association,

Mangalore

SVS College,

Bantwal

8th

October 2015

10. 7 days Annual Camp

Lectures on “Social Issues

like Communal Harmony,

Rain Harvesting,

Environmental Protection,

National Unity, Health

Mr. Tammayya,

Retired asst.

Tahasildar,

Mr. Balepuni,

Revenue Dept.

D.K.Z.P. High

School,

Eliyanadugodu

30th

December

to 5th

January,

2016

11. one day Blood Donation

Camp NSS units

100 students

K.M.C Hospital,

Mangalore.

SVS College,

Bantwal

8th

February

2016

12. Cancer Awareness

Programme

NSS units

Dr. M. Vijay

Kumar, Vice

Chancellor of

Yenepoya

University

SVS College,

Bantwal

11 March,2016

13. One Day Camp Sri Narayana

Bhandary and Sri

Kittu Ramakunja

Sri Morarji Desai

Government

Residential School,

Vogga

17th August

2016

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3.6.4 How does the institution plan and organize its extension and outreach programmes?

Providing the budgetary details for last four years, list the major extension and outreach

programmes and their impact on the overall development of students.

Major extension and outreach programmes and their budgets are as follows:

Extension Activity Year Funding Agency Budget

Allocated

NCC 2011-12 Government of

Karnataka

27,040.40/-

2012-13 Government of

Karnataka

27,040.40/-


Karnataka

20,640.00/-


Karnataka

33,960.00/-


Karnataka

33,960.00/-

NSS 2011-12 Mangalore University 77,000.00/-

2012-13 Mangalore University 77,000.00/-




Extension

Service

Cell

Summer School for High

School Students

2011-12 SVS College Bantwal 22,000.00/-

2013-14 SVS College Bantwal 23,000.00/-

2014-15

2015-16

UGC

UGC

25,000.00/-

25,000.00/-

Talk on “Women and

Employment

Opportunities” for the

women from

neighbouring villages by

Asha P. Rai, Advocate,

B.C.Road

28/03/2015 UGC 4,000.00/-

Seminars/ Camps attended by NSS Volunteers

Activity Organisers Names of the Students Date

Leadership Training

Camp

NSS

Department,,

Mangalore

University

Sindhura R. Shetty II

B.Com

Medha Ramakunja

Shiva Prasad III

B.Com

Madhushree

21-27 July 2015

Leadership Trainer

Selection Camp

Mangalore University Hemanth Kumar

III B.Com selected as

Parade Trainer

21st July to 27

th

July, 2015

Republic Day Rehearsal

Parade

Mangalore University,

Konaje

Ramya II B.Com

Meghraj II B.C.A

22nd

Augut, 2015

Leadership and

Community Development

Training Programme

SVS College, Bantwal Pradeep Kumar

Shyamala S.R

Nithin

MedhaRamakunja

11th

September

2015 to 13th

September, 2015

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Tulasi , Anusha,

Meghraj,

SindhuraShetty,

Vinutha, Jayashree,

Megha, Sushmitha,

Klevina,

Zeena,Baretto,

Sowmyalatha,

Shrikanth, Charith,

Samarth, Diya,

Anusha, Akshatha,

Mohammed

Shammeer,

Raghavendra,

Jagadish, Shivaprasad,

Rashmi and Anusha.

3.6.8 How does the institution ensure the involvement of the community in its reach out

activities and contribute to the community development? Detail on the initiatives of the

institution that encourage community participation in its activities?

Extension Service by the Faculty Name of the Faculty Activity Venue Date

Department of

Computer Science

Summer School Camp for High School

Students

SVS College,

Bantwal

1-4-2016 to

9-4-2016

Department of

Political Science

Interaction with the members of Gram Sabha

Panchayath

Panjikal,

Bantwal

15-7-2015

Interaction with the members of Gram Sabha

Panchayath

Panjikal,

Bantwal

20-7-2016

Mr. Vinayak Pai “ Life and Teachings of Swamy

Vivekananda

of SVS High School,

Bantwal

12-01-2016

“ Indian Soldiers- the real Heroes Morarjee Desai

Residential School,

Puttur

26-01-2016

“ Entrepreneurial opportunities in

India”

All India Radio

Akashavani.

11-04-2016

Ms. Mohini “ Basics of Computers” SVS English school,

Vidyagiri, Bantwal

6-11- 2015

Students of

Computer Science

“ Basics of Computers” V, VI and VII class

Students of G.P.School,

Bantwal Mooda

22-2-2016

Ms. Bharathi Bhat

Herbal medicines Interaction with

local village doctors

Shambur 2-3-2016.

Deputy Conservator of Forests, Social Forestry Division, DKZP, Mangalore has appointed Prof.

Bharathi S. Bhat, as the Co-ordinator for the preparation of PBR (People‟s Biodiversity

Register) of Narikombu and AmtadyGramaPanchayat areas on 5-12-2015 and 3-3-2016

respectively.

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Kum. Ashwitha Leadership Training Govt. High School, Koila

, Bantwal

30 -12-2015

Ms.

VinanthiGopalakrishna

Vishistarigagi Vishista Mela Chethana, School for the

Challenged

9-1-2011

Vermiculture SLNP English School,

Panemangalore

11 -9-2015

Extension Service by the Students

Ms. Priya and Nagalaxmi

Final year B.C.A

“ Computer Basics” 5th

, 6th

and &thStd students

of G.H.P. School, Koila

22-2- 2016

Ms. Jeshma and Joslin

Final year B.C.A

“ Computer Basics”

PPT presentation

7th

Std students of

G.H.P.School, of various

schools in Bantwal

1-04-2016 to

09-04-2016

Ms. Kavya K. Nayak and

Ms.Pavithra III B.Sc

” Properties of Matter” SVS English School,

Bantwal

Tumbay English Medium

High School, Bantwal

18-6-2015

19-6-2015

Ms. Madhura and Sowbhagya

of II B.Sc

“Atoms” St. Jacob‟s Higher Primary

School, Farla, Bantwal

24-6-2015

Ms. Ashwitha II B.Sc

“Noble Gases” Carmel Composite P.U

College, Modankaup,

B. C.Road

13-7-2016

Ms. Nathasha

II B.Sc

“ Thermodynamics” SVS Pu College, Bantwal 14-7-2016

Mr. Madhusoodhan

III B.Sc

“ Acids and Basics” Government Higher

Primary School,

Nadumogaru, Bantwal

18-7-2016

Extension Service by Student Associations

Nature Club Organized Jatha and Swatch

Bharath cleaning programme in

connection with “YuvaSaptaha”

( one week youth festival)

college campus and

around Bantwal Town

15-1-2016.

Nature Club Swatch MangaluruAbhiyana

organized by Ramakrishna Math

Mangalore

12 students

Mangalore 10 Jan, 2016

Nature Club Conducted green auditing with

the assistance of Sri

GanarajBhat, HOD,

Vivekananda College, Puttur

The College campus

(Trees identified)

30-08-2015

5-10-2015.

Nature Club Conducted environment auditing

with the assistance of NITK

The College campus 26-8-2015.

SC/ST Cell The Cell arranged an Awareness

programme on Facilities made

available for the SC/ST

Community by the State and

Central Government for the

benefit of SC/ ST Students

Students of the college

and nearby College along

with their Parents

20-3- 2016.

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HRD Training Programme

SC/ST Students of the

college and nearby

Colleges

21.08.2016

Vivekananda Balaga Visit to Old Age Home and

Orphange

and served as volunteers

(75 students)

Bharath Sevashram

Kanyana

11-10-2015

Swatch MangaluruAbhiyana

(12 students)

organized by Ramakrishna Math,

Mangalore

MarakadaGovt, School

area, Mangalore

10-1-2016.

Jatha and Swatch Bharath

cleaning programme.

Bantwal Town 15-01-2016

“VishishtarigagiVishishtaMela

organized by SevaBharathi

Trust, Mangalore held at Canara

High School Ground,

Dongarakeri, Mangalore (47

students)

mentally challenged and

physically handicapped

children

17-1-2016.

Interaction with the children and

teachers of the school

( 21 students)

„Chethana‟ School for

Disabled and also

Catherine Lobo School for

Blind, Mangalore

16-3-2016

Heritage Club Visit to Rani Abbakka tulu Adhyayana Kendra and the Museum Members of Heritage Club

Rani Abbakka Tulu AdhyayanaKendra, B.C.Road

11-9-2015

“Reading of Inscriptions” Members of Heritage Club

Rani Abbakka Tulu AdhyayanaKendra, B.C.Road

9-8-2016

Details of School Round of Quiz “Siddhant” conducted for SSLC students of nearby High

Schools by B.Com students which is being monitored by Lecturers

SL.

NO

NAME OF THE

INSTITUTION

TEACHER

INCHARGE

NO. OF

STUDENTS

DATE OF

CONDUCTING QUALIFIERS

1 Government High

School, Panjikal

Mr. Mark A. F.

Pinto

36 17-Aug Bhavish and

Abhishek

2 Thouheed English

Medium School,

Bantwal

Ms.Sameeda 52 17-Aug Thashreefa

and Hameema

3 Government High

School, Koila

Mr. Sudheer G 99 18-Aug Reshma and

Sahana

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4 Government High

School, Polali

Ms. Ranjitha 63 20-Aug Punith Alva

and Krithik

5 Loretto English

Medium School,

Loretto

Ms. Akshatha

Shetty

15 20-Aug Jithendra and

Adrian

6 SVS Kannada

Medium School,

Bantwal

Ms. Nandini Bai

P

89 20-Aug Sushma and

Sushmitha

7 Sharada High School,

Panemangalore

Mr. Boja 213 18-Aug Nikith G and

Suman Aithal

8 Deepika High School,

Modankap

- 86 19-Aug Jeevan and

Nikhil

9 B.A English School,

Thumbay

Mr. Veerappa

Gowda

74 20-Aug Abdul and

Dhanish

10 B.A kannada Medium

School, Thumbay

Mr. Veerappa

Gowda

36 20-Aug Safara and

Afrath

11 Infant Jesus English

School, Modankap

Mr. Kishore

Suvarna

64 18-Aug Vijesh Holla

and Nishanth

12 Government High

School, Benjanpadav

Ms. Hema 80 17-Aug Naveen and

Srikanth

13 Christa Jyothi Agrar Mr. Gregory

Rosaria

52 17-Aug Divyashree

and Gowsiya

14 Government High

School, Kodange

Mr. Bhaskara

Rao

35 17-Aug Mohd Basha

and Safwan

15 Gunashree Vidyalaya,

Siddakattee

Ms. Sabitha

Lavina Pinto

60 24-Aug Sachin and

Keerthan

16 Government High

School, Ajjibettu

Ms. Sudha V

Kalmane

30 22-Aug Nishanth And

Steevan

17 Government High

School,Vamadapadavu

Mr. Revanna 125 24-Aug Elton, Dhanraj

and Swalih

18 SVS Temple English

School

Ms. Vidya 75 29-Aug

19 Sri Rama High School

Kalladka

Mr. Manoj 330 23-Aug Pavan And

Gautham

20 Bondala Jagannatha

Shetty School,

Shamboor

Ms. Susheela 66 22-Aug Rohit and

Ashwath

21 Best English Medium

Shool BC Road

Ms. Vidya 40 23-Aug Aysha Riham

and

Divyashree

22 SVS High School,

Vidyagiri

Ms. Reshma 60 20-Aug Mohd Uvasi

and Ajay

Nishant

Extension Service through Summer School Programme for Select High School Students on

regular basis

Date and

Year

Number of Schools

involved

Total Number of

Participants

Number of Teachers

Involved

30-3-2015 12 40 28

58

to

8-4-2015

1-4-2016

to

9-4-2016

10 28 24

3.7 Collaboration

3.7.5 How many of the linkages/collaborations have actually resulted in formal MoUs and

agreements? List out the activities and beneficiaries and cite examples (if any) of the

established linkages that enhanced and/or facilitated.

The institution has MoUs with the following industries/ institutions

Mangalore Bar Association

Canny Ideas Inc.of U.S.

Kanara Small Industries Association (KSIA), Baikampady.

Department of History has an MoU with Rani Abbakka Tulu Adhyayana Kendra, B.C.Road

English Department of the college has the MoU with eight colleges in the state

The Departments of Zoology and Botany and Department of Post Graduate Studies and

Research in Biotechnology of St. Aloysius College (Autonomous) Mangalore.

Sri Ramakrishna Mutt, Mangalore

Programmes Organised under MoUs are as follows:

MoU with Bar Association, Mangalore

Sl.

No.

MoU with Nature of Programme/

Resource Person

Class involved Date

1. Bar

Association,

Mangalore

Mr. Chengappa, President,

Bar Association, Mangalore

B./B.Com/B.Sc/B.B.

M/and B.C.

October 8,

2015

2. Bar

Association,

Mangalore

Legal Cell and Commerce

Association

III B.Com August 11,

2016

MoU with Canny Ideas Inc.

The MoU with Canny Ideas Inc. has resulted in the introduction of a Certificate Course in ERP-SAP.

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MoU with Rani Abbakka Tulu Adhyayana Kendra, B.C.Road

Title of the

Programme

Nature of the

programme

Resource Persons Date

“Ithihasakara

Polali Sheenappa

Hegde”

Seminar and

Release of Book “

Tulunada Itihasa”

Smt. M. Janaki Bramhavara, President,

Karnataka Tulu Sahitya Academy

Dri Chandrahasa Rai, Registrar,

Tulu Sahitya Academy

Dr. Pundikai Ganapathi Bhat,

Historian, Moodabidri

Dr. Dennis Fernandes,Asso. Professor,

St. Aloysius College, Mangalore

Dr. Shrikrishna Bhat, Rtd. Professor,

Kannada Department, Madras

University, Chennai

23 August, 2015

English Department

MoU with Nature of Programme

Class

involved

Date

Vivekananda College, Puttur Ms. Saraswathi, department

of English, Vivekananda

College, Puttur delivered a

talk on Communicative

English.

B.A/

B.Com/B.Sc/

B.B.M and

B.C.A

2015

MoU with the Department of Post Graduate Studies and Research in Biotechnology of St. Aloysius

College (Autonomous) Mangalore.

Sl. No. MoU with Nature of Programme

Class involved Date

1. The

Departments of

Zoology and

Botany and

Department of

Post Graduate

Studies and

Research in

Biotechnology

of St. Aloysius

College

(Autonomous)

Mangalore.

One day Lecture cum

demonstration on PCR and DNA

Profiling Techniques organized by

St. Aloysius College

(Autonomous), Mangalore.

I,II and III

degree BZc

students

15th

March,

2016

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CRITERION – IV

INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES

4.1.2 Details of the facilities available for

a) Curricular and co-curricular activities – classrooms, technology enabled learning spaces,

seminar halls, tutorial spaces, laboratories, botanical garden, animal house, specialized facilities

and equipment for teaching learning and research etc.

b) Extra–curricular-activities - sports, outdoor and indoor games, gymnasium, auditorium,

NSS, NCC, cultural activities, public speaking, communication skill development, yoga, health

and hygiene etc.

a) Facilities for Curricular and Co-curricular Activities

Infrastructure expansion has taken place, additional floors have been added to existing buildings

and classrooms are under construction with the UGC XII plan assistance during this year.

b) Facilities for Extra–curricular activities – sports, outdoor and indoor games, gymnasium,

auditorium, NSS, NCC, cultural activities, Public speaking, communication skill development,

yoga, health and hygiene etc.:

To develop sports talent, construction of modern and well furnished flood lit indoor stadium with

wooden flooring with facilities for badminton is completed with the assistance of UGC grants. Also

an outdoor tennis court has been developed.

A Health centre and a Counseling Cell have been developed and equipped with all the necessary

requirements. The college has an agreement with Ashwin Clinic, Ujire to provide assistance and care

to the students as and when the necessity arises.

4.2.5 Provide details on the following items:

2015-16

No. of books added 554

No of Journals added 04

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4.2.7 Enumerate on the support provided by the library faculty to the students and teachers of

the College.

The Library Club having representation from teachers and students organized various programmes

during the year. The following activities were conducted:

Books on „Swami Vivekananada and his Works‟ were exhibited in the library from

January 12-19, 2016.

To promote reading habits and to create awareness among the students regarding the

existing collection of books in the library, a book exhibition was held in the library

from January 20-25, 2016.

Book Review Competition was conducted by the library during January 2016. Students

had to write the review of the Book/ books read by them and it could be written either

in Kannada or English language. Prizes were given to the best reviewer during the

College Day Celebrations.

Essay Competition on „Swami Vivekananada and the Youth of Today‟ was conducted

for the benefit of the students in connection with the Swami Vivekananda Jayanthi

week long programme on January 15, 2016.

The Library Club jointly with the Career Guidance Cell and the Vijaya Karnataka

Newspaper organized a programme on “Preparations for Competitive Examinations”

on February 26, 2016. The Superintendent of Dakshina Kannada was the Chief Guest

as well as the resource person for the programme. He provided the students with the

information regarding the various competitive examinations in particular IAS, IPS,

KAS and other examinations. He guided the students to prepare for these competitive

examinations. The other resource person was from Sarvajna IAS Academy, Dr Suresh

M. S. 150 students of the final year degree participated in this programme.

A Student Project has been undertaken on the topic „Use and Preferences of Emerging

Technologies by the Under Graduate Students & Its Implications for Libraries‟.

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4.3 I T INFRASTRUCTURE

4.3.1 Give details on the computing facility available (hardware and software) at the institution.

Printers available in the College

Sl No Department Quantity Model

1. 1 No. 1 No.

1 No.

Canon LBP 2900B- Laser

Epson FX 2175 - Dot Matrix

2. BCA Lab

1 No.

1 No.

1No.

Canon LBP 2900B- Laser

Epson FX 2175- Dot Matrix

Samsung ML 1610 – Laser

3. Physics 1 No. Samsung ML 1610 – Laser

4. Zoology 1 No. Samsung – Laser

5. Maths 1 No. Canon LBP 2900B – Laser

6. Library 1 No. Canon LBP 2900B – Laser

7. Office

2 No.

1 No.

1 No.

Canon LBP 2900B – Laser

HP – Laser Jet

Epson FX 2175 – Dot Matrix

8. English 1 No. Canon LBP 2900B – Laser

9. NAAC 1 No. Canon LBP 2900B – Laser

The following licensed software is added during the year 2015-16:

Software added (2015-16)

Sl No Software Quantity

1 Software MS-Office Std 2016 9 No.

2 Software Win 10 Home edition 9 No.

The following equipments are being added during this year:

Network Devices: Wireless Routers Digisol – 1 No.

Flat bed Scanner - 1 No.

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Computer-student ratio : 1:6

Total number of computers in the teaching departments : 9

Total number of students who are studying computer science as a part of their

Curriculum : 34

Computer Science : 1:1

Communicative English : 1: 4

Commerce : 1:8

4.4.1 How does the institution ensure optimal allocation and utilization of the available

financial resources for maintenance and upkeep of the following facilities (substantiate

your statements by providing details of budget allocated during last four years)?

Budget allocated for the year 2015-16:

Items 2015-16

Rs.

Building 42,40,754

Equipment 62,582

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CRITERION -V

STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION

5.1 Student Mentoring and Support

5.1.2. Specify the type, number and amount of institutional scholarships/ free ships given to the

students during the last four years and whether the financial aid was available and

disbursed on time?

An effective, time tested mentoring system functions at the college to meet the academic and

the supportive requirements of the students. The Mentors regularly interact with their wards in

order to enable them to get the benefit of the various benefits due to them.

Details of scholarships and free ships

YEAR Scholarship(Rs.) Free ships (Rs.)

2015-16

Sanctioned Applied Sanctioned

State Level 7,61,030 - -

SC/ST/OBC 1,21,800 - -

Others 5,02,450 - -

TOTAL 13,85,280 1,80,000 1,20,000

5.1.3. What percentage of students receives financial assistance from state government, central

government and other national agencies?

Percentage of students receives financial assistance from state government, central

government and other national agencies -53.34% (Beneficiaries -410/768)

5.1.4. What are the specific support services/facilities available for

Medical assistance to students: health centre, health insurance etc.

A Health Centre was inaugurated on 24th

January 2016 by Dr. Santhosh Pai, a prominent

alumnus and Nephrologist, Yenepoya Hospital, Mangalore.

On that day a free medical camp was arranged for the public and 104 people were benefited

from this camp.

The Annual Medical checkup for the students was carried out as per the agreement signed

between the college and Ashwini Clinic, Ujire.

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Publication of student magazines.

Two new wall magazines that came into existence during the last academic year:

o Prathibimbh, M.Com.

o Chiguru, Department of Botany

5.1.6 Enumerate the policies and strategies of the institution which promote participation of

students in extra-curricular and co-curricular activities such as sports, games, Quiz

competitions, debates and discussions, cultural activities etc.

A Modern well furnished floodlit Indoor Badminton Court with wooden flooring was

inaugurated during the last academic year. .

A Tennis Court for both staff & students was setup during the last academic year.

5.1.9 Does the institution have a structured mechanism for career guidance and placement of

its students? If yes, detail on the services provided to help students identify job

opportunities and prepare themselves for interview and the percentage of students

selected during campus interviews by different employers (list the employers and

programmes).

Details of Job Fair

List of Companies appeared for Job Fair -2016

Sl. NO. Name of the Company

No.of Students Shortlisted

1. Amulcorp 00

2. Apollo pharmacy 00

3. Aravind Motors 19

4. Axis Bank 21

5. AXIS GLOBAL INFOTECH. 21

6. Bajaj Alliazn 00

7. Bharath Auto cars 10

8. Big Bags International 00

9. Birla sun life 26

10. Bright HR Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 15

11. Ceyone Foundations 7

12. Codecraft Technologies 00

13. CPI Group 18

14. Diya systems 4

15. Easy day / big bazaar 00

16. Employee Me 21

17. Eureka forbes 11

18. Exide Life Insurance 00

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19. Faans consultants 10

20. Fernandis Group 00

21. Ford Motors 12

22. Forte Solution 00

23. Fortune ahead consultancy 2

24. Future solutions 00

25. Gold Finch 5

26. HGS- Mangalore 10

27. Honda 35

28. IDBI Federal life insurance 21

29. IFBI 17

30. Impulse 18

31. Indo MIM 00

32. Infosys- WhiteHorse 2

33. Joyallukas 00

34. KEY RESOURCE 70

35. Mahindra & Mahindra 22

36. Mandovi motors 8

37. Maroor Group of Company 16

38. MCF 00

39. Modicare 11

40. Mphasis (HGS) 24

41. Muthoot group 21

42. Nandi Toyota 13

43. Ocean Pearl 00

44. Pai International 14

45. Pathway 2

46. Protech Axis Bank 20

47. PSN Automotive- Eicher 14

48. Rajarajeshwari can bank company 32

49. Rane breaks 13

50. Sequent Scientific Ltd. 15

51. Shankar Electricals 67

52. Shine.com 56

53. Spectrum industries 29

54. Techpool 4

55. Tricies solution 31

56. UjwalamSofttech 17

57. United Breweries 7

58. United Toyota 00

59. VEENU GROUP 10

60. Visnet 7

61. White horse : Infosys, Omega 00

62. Winman soft 8

63. Wipro Techpool 00

TOTAL 836

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SVS Candidates Shortlisted- 2015-2016

Sl.No Name Stream Company Name

1 Anamica BCOM Infosys

2 Pratheeksha BCOM Mphasis

3 Ramya K BCOM Birla sun life

4 Sandeshshetty BCOM Birla sun life

5 RakshithaKini BCOM Birla sun life

6 MeghanaKamath BCOM Protech Axis Bank

7 RakshaBhat B BCOM HGS

8 vinay Kumar T N BCOM Protech Axis Bank

9 Bharathraj BCOM Shine.com

10 Ashwini Pinto MCOM Shine.com

11 Bhavyashree MCOM KEY RESOURCE

12 Vinutha MCOM Protech Axis Bank

13 Blair Sequeira MCOM Shine.com

14 Reshma M MCOM Shine.com

15 Blair Sequeira MCOM KEY RESOURCE

16 Sooraj Kumar BCOM KEY RESOURCE

17 Sachin Shetty BCOM KEY RESOURCE

18 Raghavendra BCOM KEY RESOURCE

19 Reenasequeira MCOM Protech Axis Bank

20 Anusha B MCOM Protech Axis Bank

21 Divya BCOM Protech Axis Bank

22 Anamica BCOM Shine.com

23 Vishwas MCOM Protech Axis Bank

24 Krishnamurthy MCOM KEY RESOURCE

25 Pooja M N MCOM Shine.com

26 Karthik MCOM Shine.com

27 Deekshitha BCOM Tricies solution

28 Sooraj Kumar BCOM KEY RESOURCE

29 Deeraj A P BCOM Birla sun life

30 Pratheeksha MCOM Shine.com

31 Raghavendra BCOM Shine.com

32 Chaitra BCOM Protech Axis Bank

33 Athishaya BCOM Protech Axis Bank

34 Rakshith BBM Shine.com

35 Blair Sequeira MCOM Shine.com

36 Ranjith BBM Tricies solution

37 Akshatha BBM Tricies solution

38 Bharathraj BBM Tricies solution

39 Vishwas MCOM Protech Axis Bank

40 Sandeep MCOM Tricies solution

41 Harshitha BBM KEY RESOURCE

42 Asha MCOM Tricies solution

43 Naveemkumar MCOM Impulse

44 Rashmitha BCOM Shine.com

45 Sooraj Kumar BSC Spectrum industries

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46 RakshaBhat B BSC Spectrum industries

47 Deekshitha BSC Spectrum industries

48 SwathiPai BA Mphasis

49 ReemaPais BCOM Birla sun life

50 Naveen Gowda Bcom Birla sun life

51 Vijaya B R Nayak BCOM Birla sun life

52 Harshitha BCA Diya System

53 Pratheekshakini Bcom Pai International

54 Varsha P Kamath BCOM HGS

55 Naveemkumar BBM KEY RESOURCE

56 Santhosh BBM Tricies solution

57 Akshay Kumar BBM Tricies solution

58 Thripthishetty BCOM Tricies solution

59 Ashwini BCOM Mphasis

60 Priya BCOM Shine.com

61 SwathiPai BSC Spectrum industries

62 Ram BBM Pai International

63 Sandeep BBM Shine.com

64 SathishShenoy BBM Pai International

65 Sushmitha BSC Spectrum industries

66 Abhijath BCOM HGS

67 MahamayaKamath BCOM Infosys

68 Anamica BBM Tricies solution

69 Nidhi BBM Tricies solution

70 Deekshith BCOM Tricies solution

71 JeevanPradeep BCOM KEY RESOURCE

72 Kishore BCOM KEY RESOURCE

73 Satyashankar BCOM KEY RESOURCE

74 AbhishekPrabhu MCOM Tricies solution

75 Anamica BCOM Tricies solution

76 Deekshitha BBM Modicare

77 Chaitra BCA Diya System

78 Deekshith MCOM KEY RESOURCE

79 Athishaya MCOM KEY RESOURCE

80 Shashwath MCOM HGS

81 Rolson MCOM KEY RESOURCE

82 Ashwin Pinto MCOM KEY RESOURCE

83 Deekshith BA Modicare

84 Chaitra BBM KEY RESOURCE

85 Divya BSC Diya System

86 Akshay G Prabhu BSC Spectrum industries

87 Jeevan Kumar BSC Spectrum industries

88 Sunaad Raj BBM Modicare

89 Santhosh P BBM Modicare

90 Rakshith MCOM Impulse

91 Prakash MCOM Impulse

92 Sandhya BSC Tricies solution

93 Akshatha BA Modicare

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94 Shruthi BCA Diya System

95 Deekshith BA Modicare

96 Ranjitha BA Modicare

97 Prethika MCOM Impulse

SUMMARY

Year 2016

No. of companies appeared 63

No. of candidates Registered 1100

No. of candidates shortlisted 836

SVS Candidates Registered 230

SVS Candidates Shortlisted 97

SVS Candidates Recruited 27

Campus Drive

In 2015 TVS Consultants from Chennai visited the campus for recruitment for ICCI Bank

Limited on April 28,2015

No. of students appeared 93

No. of candidates who got offer letters 14

In 2016 Adithya Birla Group of companies visited for the recruitment of Store Managers on

Jan 26,2016

No. of students appeared 88

No. of candidates got offer letters 19

Our students also attend the campus recruitment programmesconducted by other institutions.

For example:

Cognizant campus placement drive on 26th & 27th April, 2016 at Alva's Institute of

Engineering & Technology, Mijar.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPe) campus placement drive for B.Sc & BCA (2015 batch)

graduates conducted at Alvas College on March 20, 2016.

Wipro Campus Placement Drive for BCA Students which was conducted at Alvas College on

Feb 17, 2016.

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The final year degree students took part in the following Job Fair organized by other colleges;

1. Alva‟s Pragathi Udyoga Mela which happens on July 2 &3, 2016.

2. Canara Engineering College association with western institute had conducted

UdyogaMelawhere 200 companies had participated on Nov. 18 &19, 2015.

3. Udyoga Mela conducted by Bhuvanendra College, Karkala.,conducted

on May 5, 2015

4. Job Fair conducted by Sri Rama Krishna College, Mangalore on April 22, 2015.

The list of students selected at Alva‟s Pragathi Udyoga Mela on July 2 & 3, 2016

Name of the student Stream Company Name

Ram MCom Honda

Moshmi MCom Honda

Shrikanth MCom Honda

V Ishwavijeth MCOm Honda

Ashwitha MCom Honda

Pratheeksha MCom Honda

Abhishek BCom Honda

Ashwini BCom Honda

Shruthi BCom Honda

The list of students selected at Ramakrishna College on April 22, 2015

Name of the student Stream Company Name

Akshay G Prabhu BCom Eureka

Vishwaroop MCom Eureka

Nagendra Nayak BCom Eureka

Amar Prabhu BCom Eureka

Melwin Rego BCom Eureka

Ram MCom Eureka

Abhishek MCom Eureka

Shrikanth MCom Eureka

Louson MCom Eureka

Vishwavijeth MCOM Eureka

Naveen Gowda MCom Eureka

Vivek Pai Mcom Eureka

Company Name No of students got offer letters

Honda 09

Winman 08

Eureka 12

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The list of students selected at Bhuvanendra College, Karkala on May 5, 2015

Name of the student Stream Company

Name

Hamad Thammem BCom Winman

Vinayk Prabhu BCom Winman

Rizwan BCom Winman

Vikram BCom Winman

Padmashree BCom Winman

Imran BBM Winman

Shreyas Pai BCom Winman

Akshay Nayak BCom Winman

5.1.13 Enumerate the Welfare schemes made available to students by the institution.

Welfare schemes

Schemes Scholarships and

Fee Concession

Mid day

meal

(no. of

students)

Medical check up Books

provided

under book

bank scheme

2015-16 Rs. 15,05,280

(410)

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For all students by

Dr. Madhusudhan Y.

80 students

2016-17 _ 69 For all students by

Dr. Madhusudhan Y.

93 students

till date

5.1.14 Does the institution have a registered Alumni association? If yes, what are its activities

and major contributions for institutional academic and infrastructure development?

The college has an active Alumni Association. However, it is not officially registered.

The following members were elected as the office bearers of the Association for the year

2016-17

President : Dr. Panduranga Nayak, Principal of SVS College

Vice President : Sri N. Laxminarayana Mallya, Buisnessman

Secretary : Sri P. Narayana Kamath, Retd. Managing Director, SCDCC Bank,

Mangalore

Joint Secretary : Ms. Kavitha

Lecturer in Mathematics, SVS College

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Treasurer : Sri Srinivas Pai

Commercial Tax Accountant

Governing Body Members:

Sri P. Vasanth Prabhu

Sri Prakash Baliga

Sri Ashwani Kumar Rai

Sri B. Sarvothama Baliga

Sri P. Vinayak Kamath

Sri Ramesh Rao

Smt. Bharathi P

Sri Ganesh B

Dr.Nagaveni Manchi

Special committee Members:

Sri Basti Narayana Prabhu

Mr. Ramananda Bhat

Smt. Roopa K. Nayak

Ms. Swathi Nayak

Ms. Vinanthi Gopalakrishna

Ms. Poornima

Sri. Praveen Kini

Smt. Chaitra

Dr. Shri Vidya

Smt. Ramaa Shankar

Sri Sadashiva Baliga

Sri P.Vinayak Kamath

Sri Nelson Marwin Fernades

Sri Keshav Kamath

Sri Vinayak Pai

Ms. Nikitha Baliga B

Ms. Shubha Prabhu M

Smt. Suvasini

Ms. Priya Hegde

Ms. Kavitha

Sri Venkatesh M Bhat

5.2 Student Progression

5.2.1. Providing the percentage of students progressing to higher education or employment

(for the last four batches) highlight the trends observed.

U.G TO P.G

Students Progression to Higher Education

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YEAR Class No. of

students

P.G Percentage

%

2015-16

B.Sc. 32 24 75

B.A. 29 04 14

B.Com. 132 52 40

BBM 19 03 16

BCA 09 08 89

5.2.2 What is the programme wise pass percentage and completion rate for the last four years

(cohort wise/batch wise as stipulated by the university)? Give programme- wise details on how

it compares itself with the previous year‟s performance and if available with other colleges

under the university.

Results: 2015-16

COURSES SVSC BANTWAL

%

GFGC BANTWAL

%

B.Sc 84.81 Discontinued

BA 72.58 95.5

B.Com 87.54 37

BBM 61.65 Discontinued

BCA 87.03 Discontinued

M.Com 100 -

5.3 Student Participation and activities.

5.3.2 Provide details for the previous 4 years on the major achievements of students co-

curricular, extracurricular activities and cultural activities at different levels: university/

state/Zonal/National/International etc.

Sports: 2015-16

Name of students Year Class Tournaments Achievements

Sheik Ismail Salman

Guruprasad N Sheoy

Deekshith Kumar

Akshay G Prabhu

Vittal Nayak

2015-16 III B.B.M

III B.Com

III B.Com

III B.Com

I B.Com

Table Tennis 3rd

Prize in MUIC

TT Tournament

Madhushree B

Sindhura R Shetty

Vishmitha

2015-16 II B.Sc

II B.Com

I B.Com

Table Tennis Participation in

MUIC TT

Tournament

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Vidyashree

Deeksha

Navya

Vishmitha

Akshatha

Akshatha J

Tulasi

Manavi

2015-16 III B.Com

II B.Com

II B.Com

I B.Com

I B.Com

II B.B.M

II B.C.A

I B.A.

Kabaddi 1st Prize in Taluk

Level Dasara

Tournament

Madhushree B

Sindhura R Shetty

Vishmitha

2015-16 II B.Sc

II B.Com

I B.Com

Table Tennis Participation in

MUIC TT

Tournament

Vidyashree

Deeksha

Navya

Vishmitha

Akshatha

Akshatha J

Tulasi

Manavi

2015-16 III B.Com

II B.Com

II B.Com

I B.Com

I B.Com

II B.B.M

II B.C.A

I B.A.

Kabaddi 1st Prize in Taluk

Level Dasara

Tournament

Vinitha

Anusha

Akshatha

Sowmya

Moshmi

Sushmitha

Nireeksha

Akshatha

2015-16 I B.Com

II B.Sc

I B.Com

I B.Sc

II M.Com

II B.Com

II B.Sc

I B.Com

Volley Ball 2nd

Prize in Taluk

Level Dasara

Tournament

Sheik Ismail Salman

Vittal Nayak

2015-16 III B.B.M

I B.Com

Table Tennis 1st Prize in District

Level Dasara

Tournament

Madhushree B 2015-16 II B.Sc. Table Tennis 2nd

Prize in District

Level Dasara

Tournament

Anusha

Vineetha

Nireeksha

2016-17 III B.Sc.

II B.Com.

III B.Sc.

Girls Volley

Ball

1st Prize in District

Level Dasara

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Akshatha

Sushmitha

Vanditha

Sowmya

Akshatha

Rajitha

Seema

Shruthi

II B.Com

III B.Com

II B.Sc.

II B.Sc.

II B.Com

I B.Com

I B.Com

I B.Com

Tournament

Anusha

Vineetha

Seema

Akshatha

Akshatha

Dhanya

Sowmya

Vanditha

Shruthi

2016-17 III B.Sc.

II B.Com.

I B.Com.

II B.Com.

II B.Com.

I B.Com.

II B.Sc.

II B.Sc.

I B.Com.

Girls

Throwball

1st Prize in District

Level Dasara

Tournament

Anusha 2016-17 III B.Sc. Discus Throw 1st Prize in District

Level Dasara

Tournament

Yathish C.

Githesh

Charan Raj

Dhanraj

Chethan

Soorya

Manjunath

Madukara

2016-17 III BA

III BCA

II B.Com

II B.Com

I B.Com

I B.Com

I B.Com

III B.Com

Kabadi 2nd

Prize in

District Level

Dasara

Tournament

Fine Arts - 2015-16:

Name of the

Fest/programme

Level Event Name of the

student

Class status

Analyst-2016

St.Aloysius

College,Mangaluru

National

level

Collage Sandesh B.S.

Sunadraj

III B.Sc.

II Place

National Science

Day Celebration

2016 at

NMC,Sullia

Essay

Sowmyashree

Sharma

II B.Sc.

II Place

Quiz

Shavari and

Sushmitha

III B.Sc.

III Place

Collage Sandesh B.S.

Sunadraj

III B.Sc. III Place

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Rendezvous 2016

Sarosh Institute of

Hotel Admission

College, Mangalore.

Flower

Arrangement

Glenisha Bonia

Andrade

Medha Ramakunja

III B.Com. Runner up

Face Painting Nitesh M.

Navaneeth S.

II B.Com. Runner up

Samyak- 2016

S.D.M. College,

Ujire

National

Level

Finance Manager Vijaya B.R. Nayak

Ramya Prashasti

III B.Com 1st Prize

Marketing Manager Sandesh Baliga

Mahalasa B.R.

Nayak

II B.Com

I B.Com

1st Prize

Ice Breaker 1st Prize

Overall Championship

Flames – 2016

P.A. College,

Mangalore

National

Level

Marketing Manager Suraj Kumar Bhat

Raksha Bhat

III B.Com 2nd

Prize

Finance Manager Gayana Prabhu

Akshay G. Prabhu

II B.Com

III B.Com

2nd

Prize

Kannada Event Nidhi B.N.

Kavitha Aithal

Charith Kumar

III B.Com

II B.Com

I B.Com

2nd

Prize

Runner up Prize

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o Both Previous and Final M.Com students attended a workshop “Shraddha-2016” on 1st

September 2016 on the theme, „Education for Self-Reliance‟ at Ramakrishna Math,

Mangalore.

o Manish P. and Vinith B. of III B.Com attended a leadership training programme organized by

Sahyadri Institute of Engineering and Management on August 11, 2016.

5.3.4 How does the institute involve and encourage students to publish materials like catalogues,

wall magazines, college magazines and other material? List the publications/materials bought

outby the students during the previous four academic sessions?

Whiz-Quiz 2016

Sahayadri College,

Adyar,

Mangalore

National Level Quiz

Suraj Kumar Bhat

Abhijatha Somayaji

Guruprasad Shenoy

Nishith and

Deekshith

III B. Com

III B.Com

III B.Com

3rd

Prize

4th

Place

Ambiora 2016

St. Philomena

College

Puttur,

University level Ice Breaker

Best

Manager

Ignite and

flare

Raksha B.

Abhijatha Somayaji

B.G.

Manoranjan

Krithika K. Kamath

Arpitha

Shetty Ridhisha

Dinesh

M. Sunil Bhat

M. Sunil Bhat

III B. Com

III B. Com

III B. Com

III B. Com

III B. Com

III B. Com

III BBM

III BBM

II Place

II Place

II Place

Excel

Srinivas Institute

of Technology,

Mangaluru

Gaming Santhosh

Derick

III BCA II Place

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Every Department motivates the students to give an outlet to their creativity by bringing out articles,

write-ups, paintings, pictures and so on. Such creative ventures are regularly displayed on these wall

magazines:

o Suprabha, the annual magazine features creative writing, innovative ideas, paintings etc.

o Vibranth a fortnightly wall magazine by the Department of Commerce

o Hombelaku, Kannada wall magazine

o Aloka, Hindi wall magazine

o Vignyanarashmi, Science wall magazine

o Prampara, Sanskrit wall magazine

o Expressions, English wall magazine

o Chiguru, Botany Wall magazine

o Prathibimba, M.Com wall magazine

o Rachana, Humanities wall magazine

Publications by the Students:

Department of Kannada

1. MedhaRamakunja

II

B.Com

“Nethravathi

NadiTiruvuYojane”-

idunannaChintane.

AksharaPratishtana,

Aaladapadavu,

Bantwal

2016

5.3.5 Does the institute have Student Council or any similar body? Give details on its selection,

constitution, activities and funding.

The formation of students‟ council is done through election.

The Students Council of the Academic year 2016-17

President Mr. Manish P. III B.Com. B Batch

Vice President Mr. Vinith B. III B.Com. A Batch

Secretary Ms. Medha Ramakunja. III B.Com. A Batch

Jt. Secretary Ms. Kajal P.H. III B.com A

The Council conducts different curricular and extracurricular activities. It helps the

faculty to organize Guest lecture programs, workshops, Seminars, Cultural fests etc.

The requisite Funds are sponsored by the college:

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Associations like Kannada, Sanskrit, English, Commerce, Science, Humanities, Ladies club

Nature club, Spic Macy, NCC , NSS, Youth Red cross wing, Konkani, Management, Sports,

SC/ST Cell etc undertake activities for the benefit of the student community.

5.3.6 Give details of various academic and administrative bodies that have student

representatives on them.

The students are represented in different cells and associations functioning under the

responsibility of the faculty of the institution. All these function under democratic principles.

The Students Council has under it various subject associations and cultural associations, duly

represented by students. Every association is headed by a member of faculty. On his/her

recommendation, the Principal nominates the Secretary & Joint Secretary from the final

degree classes and the Assistant Secretary from the second degree classes. The academic

performance of the students is the sole criterion for the nomination.

The Administrative Bodies with student representation:

1. Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

Chairman : Dr. Panduranga Nayak, Principal

Chief coordinator : Dr. T.K Ravindran

Asst. Coordinator : Dr. H.R Sujatha

Senior Administrative Officers:

Mr. Thukarama Poojary

Ms. Premalatha Pai

Teacher Members:

Sri B. Narayana Bhandary

Dr. Nagaveni

Mrs. Shashikala M.P.

Ms. Bharathi S. Bhat

Members of the Management:

Sri Kudige Prakash Shenoy - Correspondent

Sri Bhamy Laxman Shenoy

From the locality:

Dr. B. Shivarama Holla- Retd. Professor and Chairman of P.G.

Dept of Chemistry, Mangalore University

Dr. Girish Bhat, Principal, Govt. First Grade College, B.C.Road

Members from the PTA:

Sri Jagadeesh Holla - President of PTA

Members from Alumni:

Sri Laxminarayana Mallya- Vice President, Alumni Association

Student Members:

Ms. Gayana Prabhu, III B.Com

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Ms. Anusha, III B.Sc

Ms. Prashmitha, III B.A.

2. Library Committee

Chairman : Dr. Panduranaga Nayak, Principal

Secreatry : Dr. H.R. Sujatha, Librarian

Members : Ms. Premalatha Pai

Dr. T.K. Ravindran

Mr. B. Narayana Bhandary

Ms. Zeena Coelho

Ms. Akhila Pai

Ms. Vinitha Shetty

Mr. Radesh Kumar

Ms. Suraksha, III BBM – Student Representative

Ms. Madhura, III B.Sc. – Student Representative

3. Anti-Ragging Cell

Co-ordinator : Ms. Premalatha Pai

Members : Mr. Thukaram Poojary

Dr. Manjunatha Udupa K.

Ms. Deepa Shenoy

Ms. Akhila Pai

Sri Jagadeesha Holla (P.T.A. President)

Ms. Karthika Gujaran, III B.Com. (Student Representative)

Police Representative from Bantwal Police Station

4. Canteen Committee

Co-ordinator : Sri B. Narayana Bhandary

Members : Dr. Sujatha H.R.

Ms. Lakshmi V. Bhat

Mr. Shivanna Prabhu

Ms. Akhila Pai

Mr. Vishnu U. Poojary

Ms.Shyamala, III B.C.A. - Student Representative

Mr.Avinash, III B.Sc. - Student Representative

List of Association: Presidents, Advisors & Jt. Secretaries for the year 2016-17

1. ENGLISH Dr. T.K. Ravindran - President

Ms. Rashitha - Advisor

Srilaxmi Bhat, II B.Com - Secretary

Reshma Bhat, I B.Com - Jt. Secretary

Natasha D'Souza, II B.Sc. - Asst.

Secretary

2. KANNADA Sri Shivanna Prabhu - President

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Sri Kittu K. - Advisor

Prashmitha, III BA - Secretary

Umakavya, II B.Sc. - Jt. Secretary

Vikash Shetty M., II B.Com - Asst. Secretary

Wall Magazine

„Hombelaku‟

Ms. Aparna - Main Editor


Divyalaxmi, III B.Com - Editor

Manoj, II BA - Sub Editor

Prathiksha J., I B.Sc. - Asst. Editor

Ashwini, I B.Com - Asst. Editor

Sathish, I BA - Asst. Editor

3. HINDI Dr. Manjunatha Udupa - President

Ms. Divyalaxmi - Advisor

Karthika Gujaran, III B.Com - Secretary

Vandana, III B.Sc. – Jt. Secretary

Ashwitha, II B.Sc. – Member

Mahalasa B.R. Nayak, II B.Com - Member

Askthatha, II BA - Member

Anusha P., I B.Sc. - Member

Wall Magazine

„Aloka‟

Ms. Babitha Savitha Crasta - Main Editor

Sri Manjunatha Udupa - Advisor

Megha Shenoy, III B.Com - Sub-Editor

Preethi, III BA - Secretary

Ramyakrishna, II B.Com - Member

Deekshitha, II BA - Member

Nathasha Jasmin D'Souza, II B.Sc. – Member

Reshma Bhat, I B.Com - Member

4. SANSKRIT

Sri. Ramananda Bhat - President

Sri Vasudeva Karanth - Advisor

Sathyashankar, III B.Com - Secretary

Rashmitha, II B.Sc. – Jt. Secretary

Meghashree, III BA - Member

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Geetha, II BA - Member

Shreelakshmi Bhat, II B.Com - Member

Ashuthosh Bhandarkar, I B.Com – Member

Wall Magazine

„Parampara‟

Sri. Ramananda Bhat - Editor

Gowrav, III B.Sc. – Sub Editor

Kavya D., III B.Sc. – Member

Apoorva Prabhu, II B.Com. – Member

Vidyalaxmi , II BA - Member

Ramakrishna P.S. I B.Com. - Member

5. SCIENCE

& Vijnana Rashmi

Ms. Vinanthi Gopalkrishna - President

Ms. Shashikala M.P. - Advisor

Jenifer Dias, III B.Sc. – Secretary

Sowbhagya, III B.Sc. – Jt. Secretary

Sowmya Sharma, III B.Sc. – Member

Madhura, III B.Sc. – Member

Jaganatha K.N., III B.Sc. – Member

Prathibha P.S., III B.Sc. – Member

Sharnya, III B.Sc. – Member

6. COMMERCE Ms. Akhila Pai - President

Sri Vishnu U. Pujari - Advisor

Gayana Prabuhu G., III B.Com 'A' - Secretary

Karthik Naik, III B.Com 'B' - Jt. Secretary

Bharath Kumar, II B.Com 'B' - Asst. Secretary

7 Management Ms. Yashaswini - President

Sri Venkatesh Bhat M. – Advisor

Suraksha, III BBM - Secretary

Prakhyath, II BBM - Jt. Secretary

8 M.Com Sri Nelson Marwin Fernandes - President

Sri Manoj Kumar Londhe - Advisor

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9 HUMANITIES Sri Thukaram Poojary - President

Ms. Premalatha Pai - Advisor

Shruthi, III BA - Secretary

Nayana, II BA - Jt. Secretary

Manoj, II BA - Asst. Secretary

10 FINE ARTS Dr. Nagaveni - President

Ms. Bharathi Bhat - Advisor

Sri Thukaram Poojary - Member

Ms. Premalatha Pai - Member

Dr. Manjunath Udupa - Member

Sri. Ramananda Bhat - Member

Sri Shivanna Prabhu - Member

Ms. Lakshmi V. Bhat - Member

Ms. Bharathi P. - Member

Ms. Vinanthi Gopalkrishna - Member

Ms. Ashwitha - Member

Shripriya, III B.Com - Secretary

Megharaj, III B.C.A. – Jt. Secretary

Yathish, III BA - Member

Madhushree, III B.Sc. – Member

Gayana Prabhu, III B.Com - Member

11. NATURE CLUB Ms. Kavyashree - President

Ms. Chaithra - Advisor

Ms. Vinanthi Gopalkrishna - Member

Madhusoodan - Secretary

Madhuranjan - Jt. Secretary

12. Women

Empowerment Cell

„Vasundhara‟

Ms. Zeena Coelho - President

Ms. Premalatha Pai - Member

Dr.Nagaveni - Member

Ms. Bharathi Bhat - Member

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Dr. H.R.Sujatha - Member

Ms. Shashikala M.P. – Member

Kavitha, III B.Com 'B' batch – Secretary

Karishma, II BA - Jt. Secretary

Nireeksha, III B.Sc. – Asst. Secretary

13. SPORTS Sri. Sundar - President

Sri B. Narayana Bhandary - Advisor

Prof. Premalatha Pai - Member

Dr. Manjunatha Udupa - Member

Sri Manoj Kumar Londhe - Member

Ms. Babitha Savitha Crasta – Member

Ms. Prathibha V.K. – Member

Sri Taranath G.S. – Member

Yathish N., III BA - Secretary

Madhushree B., III B.Sc. - Jt. Secretary

Vineetha, II B.Com. - Asst. Secretary

14. SPIC MACAY Sri. Ramananda Bhat - President

Ms. Vinanthi Gopalkrishna – Advisor


Ms. Poornima - Member

Sandesh Baliga, III B.Com - Secretary

Shreepriya Karantha, III B.Com – Jt. Secretary

Sudeep, III B.Com - Member

Gayana Prabhu, III B.Com – Member

Ramya, III B.Com - Member

lSuraksha, III BCA - Member

15. Human Rights Sri Narayana Bhandary B. - President

Ms. Premalatha Pai - Advisor


Ms. Anusha, III B.Sc. – Secretary

Ms. Akshatha, III BBM - Jt. Secretary

Ms. Sowmyalatha Kamath, II BA – Asst. Secretary

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Anirudh, II B.Com. 'A' - Member

16 SC & ST Cell Ms. Premalatha Pai - President

Sri Sundar - Advisor


Ms. Mohini - Member

Ms. Prathibha V.K. – Member

Ms. Bhavya, III B.Com 'B' - Secretary

Ms Harshitha, III B.Sc. – Jt. Secretary

Ms. Anujna, II BA - Asst. Secretary

17 Legal Awareness

Cell

Sri B. Narayana Bhandary - President


Srikanth, II B.Com - Secretary

Shivani, II B.Com - Jt. Secretary

18 Red Ribbon Club Sri Kittu K. - President

Sri B. Narayana Bhandary - Advisor

Manoj, II B.A. - Secretary

Yogini, II B.Com - Jt. Secretary

19 Heritage Club Ms. Bharathi P. - President

Sri Thukaram Poojary - Advisor

Mamatha, III BA - Secretary

Yathish, III BA - Jt. secretary

Deekshitha, II BA - Member

Sushmitha, III BA - Member

20 NSS Unit I Officer : Sri B. Narayana Bhandary

Unit II Officer : Sri Kittu K.

Asst.Officers : Sri Pradeep Poojary

Ms. Swathi R.

Ms. Ashwitha

Sudarshan D. Suvarna, II B. Com. - Unit I leaders

Vidyalaxmi, II B.A. – Unit I leaders

Deepath Shettigar, II B.C.A. - Unit II Leaders

Rashmi M.P., II B.Com. – Unit II Leaders

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21 Red Cross Society Sri Sundar - President

Sri Pradeep Poojary - Advisor

Jaganath K.N., III B.Sc. Secretary

Sushmitha K., III BA - Jt. Secretary

22 Rovers Rangers

Club

Sri Nelson Marwin Fernandes

Ms. Rashitha K.N.

23 Konkani

Association

Ms. Premalatha Pai

Ms. Zeena Coelho

Glenisha, III B.Com 'A' - Secretary

Rakshith Shenoy, II B.Sc. – Jt. Secretary

Uma Shenoy, II B.Com 'B' - Asst. Secretary

Divyashree Prabhu, II B.Sc. - Member

24. Tulu Association Sri Thukaram Poojary


Prashitha, III BA - Secretary

Akshatha, II BA - Jt. Secretary

Anitha, II BA - Asst. Secretary

25. Gandhiji

Adhyayana Kendra

Ms. Premalathalatha Pai - President


Madhura, III B.Sc. – Secretary

Deekshitha G., III BA – Jt. Secretary

Anushree, III BBM - Asst. Secretary

26 Library Club Dr. Sujatha H.R. - President


Gayana Prabhu, III B.Com - Secretary

Shyamala S.R., III BCA - Jt. Secretary

Shilpa, III BA - Asst. Secretary

Anusha, III B.Sc. – Membr

Rakshitha K., III BBA - Member

27. Protography Club Sri. Vishnu U. Pujari - President

Sri Nelson Marwin Fernandes – Advisor

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Nithesh, II B.Com 'A' - Secretary

Annapoorna, I B.Com 'A' – Jt. Secretary

28. Swami

Vivekananda

Balaga

Sri Ramananda Bhat - President

Ms. Bharathi S. Bhat – Member

Ms. Poornima - Member

Ms. Kavitha D. – Member

Sri Vishnu U. Pujari - Member

Karthika Gujaran, III B.Com - Secretary

Ramya, III B.Com - Jt. Secretary

Abhilash Alva, III B.Sc. – Member

Charith Kumar, II B.Com. – Member

Shreekanth, II B.Com - Member

Gayana Prabhu, III B.Com - Member

29. NCC Lt. Sundar - NCC Officer

NCC Wing Leaders :

SCUO – Junas Rozar Fernandes, II B.Sc.

SCUO – Lathisha M., I B.Com

CUO - Sony N.R., I B.A.

CUO - Reshma Bhat, I B.Com

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CRITERION -VI

GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

6.1.1 State the vision and mission of the Institution and enumerate on how the mission

statement defines the institution‟s distinctive characteristics in terms of addressing the

needs of the society, the students it seeks to serve, institution‟s traditions and value

orientations, vision for the future, etc.?

(a) Addressing the needs of the society:

A certificate course in Bharathanatyam and Folk Dance has been introduced.

Green Audit and Environmental Audit have been carried out on the campus.

Campus Drive has been conducted for our students on the campus.

A skill development programme under „National Skill Development Corporation‟ has

been organized for the benefit of our students.

Bulk SMS facility has been provided.

6.2.6 Enumerate the resolutions made by the Management Council in the last year and the

status of implementation of such resolutions.

The construction of new Health centre and Counseling Center has been completed.

6.2.7 Enumerate the resolutions made by the Management Council in the last four years and

the status of implementation of such resolutions.

The resolutions which were passed by the Management council during the last year have

been implemented during this year:

Construction of an Indoor Stadium.

Giving a facelift to the campus.

Construction of a new open air stage

Construction of a PG Block

Installation of CCTV cameras

Setting up a stationery shop on the campus

Parking slot for two-wheelers and four wheelers

Introduction of a college bus

Installation of Solar power plant.

Installation of water Cooler.

Digging of a Bore-well to enhance the source of water.

Water harvesting.

6.2.11 Does the Institution have a mechanism for analyzing student feedback on

institutional performance? If „yes‟, what was the outcome and response of the

institution to such an effort

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As per the request made by the outgoing students, a new Counseling Room, a health Centre

and a new NSS Room have been set up.

6.5 Internal Quality Assurance System (IQAS)

a. Has the institution established an Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)?

If „yes‟, what is the institutional policy with regard to quality assurance and how has it

contributed in institutionalizing the quality assurance processes?

The IQAC, which formally came into existence in 2004, has been striving hard to enrich the

academic ambience of the institution by initiating a number of quality enhancement

measures. The number of activities conducted on the campus with the emphasis on research

exemplifies the commitment of the IQAC. The composition of the present IQAC is furnished

below:

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

Chairman : Dr. Panduranga Nayak, Principal

Chief coordinator : Dr. T.K Ravindran

Asst. Coordinator : Dr. H.R Sujatha

Senior Administrative Officers:

Mr. Thukaram Poojary

Ms. Premalatha Pai

Teacher Members:


Dr.Nagaveni

Mrs. Shashikala MP

Mrs. Bharathi S Bhat

Members of the Management:

Sri Kudige Prakash Shenoy - Correspondent

Sri Bhamy Laxman Shenoy

From the locality:

Dr. B. Shivarama Holla- Former Professor and Chairman,

P G Dept of Chemistry, Mangalore University

Dr. Girish Bhat, Principal, Govt. First Grade College

BC Road

Members of PTA:

Sri Jagadeesh Holla - President of PTA

Members from Alumni:

Sri Laxminarayana Mallya- Vice President, Alumni Association

Student Members :

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Ms. Gayana Prabhu – III B.Com

Ms. Anusha - III B.Sc

Ms. Prashmitha - III BA

11. Management Information System

The college has introduced an effective management information system in order to

make available every piece of information regarding admission, attendance, examinations,

results, programmes, meetings and so on to all the stakeholders of the institution.

Creation of database for bulk SMS services:

The college has subscribed to the bulk SMS Service through which one lakh SMS messages

can be sent to the parents.

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CRITERION- VII

INNOVATIVE AND BEST PRACTICES

7.2.1 Give details of innovations introduced during the last four years which have created a

positive impact on the functioning of the college.

1. Student Faculty programme: 2016-17

Sl.No Name of the student class Beneficiary Date

1 Karthika Gujaran III B.Com (A) II B.Com (A) 12-07-2016

2 Madura IIIB.Sc II.B.Sc 13-07-2016

3 Ramzeena Banu II.B.Sc IB.Sc 15-07-2016

4 Rakshitha III BBM II BBM 15-07-2016

5 Ridisha Dinesh Shetty III B.Com (B) II B.Com (B) 15-07-2016

6 Hemashruthi III BBM II BBM 18-07-2016

7 Akshatha A III BBM IBBA 20-07-2016

8 Madhuranjan III B.Sc II B.Sc 20.07.2016

19 Mokshitha III B. Com (B) II B.Com 20.07.2016

10 Bhavya III B. Com (B) II B. Com (B) 20.07.2016

11 Prathik Shettigar III B. Com (B) II B. Com (B) 21.07.2016

12 Nisha III B. Com (B) I B. Com (B) 21.07.2016

13 Divya II B.Sc I B.Sc 22.07.2016

14 Megha Shenoy III B. Com (A) I B. Com (B) 22.07.2016

15 Uma Kavya II B.Sc I B.Sc 22.07.2016

16 Nathasha Jasmine D‟Souza II B.Sc IB.Sc 22.07.2016

17 Nireeksha IIIB.Sc IIB.Sc 22.07.2016

18 Rashmitha IIIB.Sc II.B.Sc 22.07.2016

19 Kavya Holla III B. Com (A) II B. Com (B) 25.07.2016

20 Deepthi Sweeni D‟Souza III B. Com (A) I B. Com (A) 25.07.2016

21 Medha Ramakunja III B. Com (A) I B. Com (A) 26.07.2016

22 Ramya III B. Com (A) II B. Com (A) 27.07.2016

23 Anusha III B.Sc II B.Sc 27.07.2016

24 Suraksha III BBM I BBA 28.07.2016

25 Rakshith II B.Sc IB.Sc 29.07.2016

26 Sowbhagya III B.Sc II B.Sc 29.07.2016

27 Suraksha II B.Sc I B.Sc 29.07.2016

28 Suraksha II B.Sc I B.Sc 05.08.2016

29 Pusphalatha IIIB.Com A IIB.Com B 11-08-2016

30 Umakavya II B.Sc I B.Sc 12-08-2016

31 Harsharaj II B.Sc I B.Sc 19-08-2016

32 Ms. Nayana II B.A IB.A 19-8-2016

33 Ms. Gayana Prabhu IIIB.Com A IIB.Com A 20-8-2016

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2. JOB FAIR:

Year 2016

No. of companies appeared 63

No. of candidates Registered 1100

No. of candidates shortlisted 836

SVS Candidates Registered 230

SVS Candidates Shortlisted 97

SVS Candidates Recruited 27

3. Student Projects:

Sl. No. Name of the Faculty Department Year Research activity

1. 1 Mr. RamanandaBhat Sanskrit 2015-16 “ SamskritheVanijyam”

2. Mr. ShivannaPrabhu Kannada 2015-16 “ 4 Yogas in Bhagadgeetha”

3. Dr. T.K.Ravindran English 2015-16

“ Indianism in the English

Language”

4. Ms.Rashitha K.N. English 2015-16

“ R.K.Narayan‟sMalgudi

Days”- An Analysis

5.


Reports on

Corporation Bank Bantwal

Canara Bank, Bantwal

Vijaya Bank, Bantwal

State Bank of India, Bantwal

6. Ms. Poornima



Mathematicians and Their

Contributions”

7.

Dr. ManjunathaUdupa Hindi 2015-16

“ Godaan:Ek Adhyayan”

8.


“Experimental Determination

of Spring, Constant for Both

Series and Parallel

Combination”

9. Mr. Narayan Bhandary

Political

Science 2015-16 “ Budget 2016”

10.


Management 2015-16

A Report on the Analysis of

Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan

Yojana

11.


“ Determination of Wave

Length of the Given Laser

Light by the Method of

Diffraction”

12. Ms. Deepa Shenoy

Business

Management 2015-16

A Study of Stock Exchange

and Indices

13. Ms. Yashaswini

Business

Management 2015-16

A Study on the Fluctuations in

Value of Currency Rate

14.


Management 2015-16

Rural Marketing Strategies of

Sri Krishna Bricks and Tiles

Private Limited, Kalladka

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15.


Management 2015-16

A Report on Cashew

Processing at Shree

Venkateshwara Processors,

Janaka Estates, Vittal

16.


Management 2015-16

A Report on Shri Sudheendra

Interiors and Constructions,

Panemangalore

17.


Management 2015-16

A Report on RR group of

Concerns, Melkar Wood

Industry

18.


Management 2015-16

Manufacturing and Sales

Marketing – A study with

Reference to Sri Lakshmi

Janardhana Bottling Company,

Panemangalore

19. Prof. Thukarama

Poojary History 2015-16

Disappearing Monuments of

Bantwal Taluk- a Study

20. Ms. Kavyashree Zoology 2015-16 Vermi Culture

21. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2015-16 Bird Nests

22. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2014-15 Ornamental Fishes

23. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2015-16 Butterflies of D.K

24. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2015-16 Birds of D.K

25. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2015-16 Exotic and Local Cats

26. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2015-16 Genetics

27. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2015-16 Air Pollution

28. Ms. BharathiBhat Zoology 2015-16 Monkey Behaviour

29. Ms. Mohini Computer

Science

2015-16 Hardware Management

30. Ms. Swathi R Computer

Science

2015-16 Student Information System

31. Ms.Premalatha Pai Economics 2015-16 Socio-economic Conditions of

70 households in Bantwal

32. Ms. Zeena Coehlo Chemistry 2015-16 Chromatology

33. Ms. Prathima Commerce 2015-16 Consumer Preference towards

Online shopping- with Special

Reference to Students in

Bantwal

34.

Ms. Yashaswini P Commerce 2015-16

An -Organisational Study of

BSNL- Products and Services

35. Ms. Shashikala M.P Physics 2015-16

Determination of Force

Constant

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36. Ms. Shashikala M.P Physics 2015-16 Laser Difraction

37. Mr. Narayan Bhandary

Political

Science 2015-16

A Project on Gram Panchayath-

Rayee

38. Mr. Vishnu Poojary Commerce 2015-16 A Study on the Customer

Satisfaction of PAI Sales

Corporation, Pandeshwar,

Mangalore.

39. Dr. Nagaveni N Kannada 2015-16 “Oushadheeya Sasyagalu”

40. Mr. Kittu Ramakunja Kannada 2015-16 “Oushadheeya Hoovugalu”

41. Dr. Nagaveni N Kannada 2015-16 “Yakshaganada Apoorva

Kalavide: Ms. Geetha L. Bhat”

42. Dr. Nagaveni N Kannada 2015-16 “Bannada Veshakke Banna

tumbida Subraya Holla”

43. Ms. Akhila Pai Commerce 2015-16 “Awareness about PMJDY

Among Rural Masses- A Study

of Bantwal Taluk”

44. Ms. Ashwitha Commerce 2015-16 “A Study on Effect of

Technology in Banks”

On-going Student Research Projects guided by the Faculty members

Sl. No. Name of the

Faculty Department Year Research activity

1. Ms.Jayasheela K English

2016-17 The Role of Curriculum

Vitae in the Job Market

2. Ms.Rashitha K N English 2016-17 Novels of Chetan Bhagat

3. Ms. Saroja B Computer science 2016-17 E- stock

4. Ms. Mohini K Computer science 2016-17 Department –INFO

5. Mr.Narayana

Bhandary

Political science 2016-17 Grama Sabha of Panjikallu

Panchayath

6. Ms.Manjula D PG department of commerce

2016-17 Real Estate Business in

Bantwal - A Comprehensive

Study

7. Ms. Manjula D PG department of commerce

2016-17 Employee Retention

Strategy – A Study with

Special Reference to

Campco Chocolate Factory ,

Puttur

8. Mr.Manoj Kumar

Londhe


2016-17 Market for Luxury Brands –

A Study of Electronic Goods

Market in B.C.Road

9. Dr. Parameshwar

Bhat.N


2016-17 Employee Motivation

System- A Study of the

Motivation System Followed

in Private Sector

Undertaking at Bantwal

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10. Mr. Nelson

Manion Fernandes


2016-17 Marketing of Financial

Services in Banking Industry

–A Study with Special

Reference to Vijaya Bank-

Siddakatte Branch

11. Mr.Manoj Kumar

Londhe


2016-17 A Report on the Stress

Management of Workers

with Special Reference to

Cashew Industry Moodbidri

12. Dr. Parameshwar

Bhat.N


2016-17 Customer Satisfaction on

Midsize Cars – A Study in

Bantwal Taluk

13. Mr. Nelson

Manion Fernandes


2016-17 A Study on the Functional

Aspects of

BantwalVyavasaya Seva

Sahakari Sangha – Bantwal

14. Dr. T.K.

Ravindran

English 2016-17 The English Proficiency of

Science students : A Survey

15. Ms. Shashikala

M.P Physics 2016-17

Recent Discoveries in Field

of Physics


Adminisration

2016-17 Study on Fluctuations in

Value of Currency


Adminisration

2016-17 Study on Car Manufacturing

Industries in India

18. Ms. Bharathi P History

2016-17 Bantwal Talukina

Devalayagalu

19. Ms. Thukarama Poojary History

2016-17 Traditional Modes of

Transportation in

D.K.District

20. Ms. Premalatha Pai

Economics

2016-17 Academic Performance of

SC/ST Students of SVS

College

21. Ms. Poornima



Mathematicians and their

Contributions”

22. Mr. Ramananda

Bhat Sanskrith 2016-17

“Meghadhuthe Prakriti

Soundaryam”

23.

Ms. Divya Economics 2016-17

Economic Conditions of

Petty Shop Keepers- A Case

Study of 5 Petty

Shopkeepers in Bantwal

24.

Ms. Pratibha Economics 2016-17

Impact of SHGs on

Households- A Study in

Panchayath

25.

Dr. Nagaveni Kannada 2016-17

Yaksharangada Bhagavatha

Diggaja “Balipa Narayana

Bhagavatha”

26. Dr. Nagaveni Kannada 2016-17

“ Pundu Veshakkae Bhashya

Bareda Shridhara Bhandari

27. Mr. Shivanna

Prabhu Kannada 2016-17 Festivals of Islam

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4. CPT COACHING 2016-17:

The CA-CPT Coaching planned for the academic year 2016-17

Name of the Resource person Subject Session

Names of the

students/Class

Mr. Nelson Marwin Fernandes Economics 10 Anusha G L, II

SEBA

Apoorva, II SEBA

Karthika, II SEBA

Nirupama K N, II

ECBA

Nithesh Kumar, II

HEBA

Pangannaya

Swathi

Udayakumar, II

SEBA

Prashanth Rao P,

II SEBA

Prathiksha

Somayaji B, II

SEBA

Preema Lasrado, II

SEBA

Richa Sheefali

D‟Souza, II SEBA

Sandesh Mayya, II

SEBA

Sharanya, II SEBA

Rashmitha, I

B.Com

Varuni S Aithal, I

B.Com

Ms. Akhila Pai Financial Accounting 10

Ms. Poornima Quantitative Aptitude 12

Mr. Karthik Naik Economics 10

Mr. Pradeep Poojary Economics 10

Mr. Vishnu U Pujari Financial Accounting 5

Ms. Divya Economics 10

Ms. Kavitha Quantitative Aptitude 15

Ms. Ashwitha Financial Accounting 5

Ms. Kavitha D Quantitative Aptitude 12

Mr. Shivaprasad Quantitative Aptitude 10

Ms. Ullekha Jain Mercantile Law 5

Mr. Mohammad Thouseef P Financial Accounting 5

Ms. Yashaswini Mercantile Law 5

Mr. Venkatesh Bhat Financial Accounting 5

Ms. Shruthi Rao Mercantile Law 5

Ms. Shruthi K Mercantile Law 5

Ms. Nisha Aithal Mercantile Law 5

Mr. Gowtham Bhat Financial Accounting 10

5. Software courses:

Year Name of the

Course

Co-ordinator Class No. of

Students

Participated

2016-17 Computer

Basics

Saroja B B.A/B.Com/B.Sc/BBM 63

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6. Certificate courses

Certificate courses 2016-17

1. Communicative English 63

2. Tally 84

3. Rural Marketing 50

4. Dramatics 13

5. Tailoring 43

6. Critical Insights 13

7. SAP ERP

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8. HRD 29

9. Embroidery 53

10. Computer Basics 63

11. Vermi technology 07

12. Food and Nutrition 15

13.Web Designing 63

14. Bharathanatyam 46

7. Swami Vivekananda Balaga: 2015-16

Programme/Visit Venue Date and

Year

No. of Students

Participated

Swatch Bharath Campaign College Campus

up to Bantwal Town

2-10-2015 115

Swatch Bharath Campaign College Campus

up to Bantwal Town

15-01-2016 76

8. Remedial Classes in the nearby Schools:

Date Names of the Staff Classes in which

Subject is taught

Names of the School

29-12-2014 Ms. Lakshmi V .Bhat 10th

Std

Public Finance &

Budget

S.V.S. English School

10-2-2015 &

13-2-2015

Ms. Lakshmi V .Bhat 10th

Std

Large Scale Business

S.V.S. English School

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Organisation

29-12-2015 Ms.Yashashwini P. 10th

Std

Leadership Quality

Govt. High School koila ,

Bantwal

9. General book reading contest: 2015-16

Names of the winners Class

Ms. Nidhi B.N III B.Com „A‟

Ms.Ramya Prashasti III B.Com „A‟

Ms .Arpitha N III B.Com „A‟

M s.Raksha III B.Com „A‟

Ms.Reshma M III B.Com „A‟

Ms.Sowmyashree III B.Com „A‟

Ms.Niriksha Shetty III B.Com „A‟

Ms.Shruthi III B.Com „A‟

Ms.Trupti III B.Com „A‟

Ms.Chaitra III B.Com „A‟

Ms.Likhitha III B.Com „A‟

Ms.Kavya K Nayak III B.Sc

Ms.Pavithra IIIB.Sc

10. Summer School: 2015-16 ( 1-4-2016 to 9-4-2016)

SI No. Name of the Faculty Topics Covered

01 Mr. Thukaram Poojary Regional History

02 Ms.Premalatha Pai Critical Insights

03 Dr. T.K Ravindran Language Learning

04 Mr. B. Narayana

Bhandary

Democracy

05 Dr. Nagaveni N Creative Writing

06 Dr. Sujatha H.R Orientation Regarding Use of

Library.

07 Ms .Bharathi S.Bhat Critical Insights

08 Ms. Shashikala M.P Astrophysics

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11. The Best Library User Award:

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09 Ms. Zeena Coelho Volumetric Analysis

10 Dr. Manjunatha Udupa Hindi Literature

11 Mr. Ramananda Bhat Critical Insights

12 Lt.Sundar Sports &Games

13 Mr. Kittu K Ramakunja Folk Literature

14 Ms. Laxmi V Bhat Critical Insights

15 Ms. Jayasheela Communicative English

16 Ms.Vinanthi

Gopalakrishna

Critical Insights

17 Ms.Rashitha Communicative English

18 Ms.Poornima Vedic Mathematics

19 Ms. Kavitha Fun with Mathematics

20 Mr. Vinayak Pai Critical Insights

21 Mr.Vishnu Poojary Critical Insights

Year Best Library Users Class

2015-16

Ramya Prashasthi

Nidhi B.N

III B.Com „A‟

III B.Com „A‟

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