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ADITANAR

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TIRUCHENDUR

AQAR

2010 -2011

Page 1 of 134 Aditanar College of Arts and Science, 2010-2011

The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

(2010- 2011)

Name of the Institution : Aditanar College of Arts and Science

Name of the Head of the Institution : Dr.V.Gopalakrishnan

Ph. No. Office : 04639-242232

Residence : 04639-245208

Mobile : 9443872527

E-mail : [email protected]

Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator : M.Kamalraj @ Thinakaran

Ph. No. Office : 04639-242232

Residence : 04639 – 281320

Mobile : 9842189330

E-mail : Kamalraj @

[email protected]

Year of Report: 2010 – 2011

Part A: The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year

towards quality enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year.


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The chief objective of the College is to provide quality higher education to the youth

of the locality around Tiruchendur thereby contributing to the cause of higher

education in general and in particular the educational needs of the locality.


The following courses are offered in the College.

I. U.G. Courses

B.A. - Economics and English

B.Sc. - Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Zoology and Computer Science

B.Com. - Commerce

B.Com., (C.A) - Commerce with Computer Application

B.B.A. - Business Administration.

II. P.G. Courses

M.A. - Economics and English

M.Sc. - Mathematics and Chemistry

III. Research level

M.Phil. - Economics, English, Mathematics and Chemistry

Ph.D. - Economics, Mathematics and Chemistry

IV. Certificate Courses

Certificate course in Gandhian Thought

Certificate course in Salesmanship

V. Diploma Courses

- Diploma in Gandhian Thought.

- P.G. Diploma in Computer Application (PGDCA)

[Distance Education Mode (week-end classes)]

VI. Add on Courses

Certificate course in Soil Science and Agriculture Chemistry

Certificate course in Sericulture (for I year B. Sc. Zoology)

Certificate Course in Medicinal Botany

- (Optional for I Year Degree Students)

Diploma in Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry

VII. UGC - Post Graduate Computer Education Programme


Management Funds

The college management has been giving funds for the development of the college

library and other academic activities. The funds are allotted on the basis of the budget

given by the various Departments and suggestions given by the staff council. The

budget is presented to the Management along with explanatory notes for each item on

expenditure. The Management considers the budget proposal for financial grants. The

budget sanctioned by the Management is presented below:

GUIDELINE FOR EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR 2010 - 2011

SNO PARTICULARS INCURRED

REVENUE EXPENDITURE Amount

(Rs)

1 ADVERTISEMENT CHARGES 25000

2 AUDIT FEE 10000

3 COLLEGE DAY EXPENSES 220000

4 COLLEGE MAGAZINE 100000

5 ELECTRICITY CHARGES 525000

6 GROUND MAINTENANCE 10000

7 GUEST LECTURE & SEMINAR 40000

8 EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND 130000

9 MANAGEMENT SCHOLARSHIP 250000

10 MISCELLANEOUS EXPENDITURE 135000

11 NAAC ACTIVITIES 400000

12 PART-TIME HONORARIUM FOR STUDENTS 12000

13 POSTAGE 20000

14 PRINTING & STATIONERY 100000

15 REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE + AMC 468000

16 SALARY TO MANAGEMENT STAFF 2761611

17 SPORTS DAY EXPENSES 25000

18 TELEPHONE CHARGES 100000

19 TEXT BOOKS 5000


20 TOURNAMENT EXPENSES 100000

21 TRAVELLING & CONVEYANCE 75000

22 UNIFORMS 8000

23 WATER CHARGES 450000

24 REASEARCH CENTRE 4000

25 ASSOCIATIONS 16000

26 CLUB ACTIVITIES 8000

27 SIVANTHI FM EXPENSES 180000

28 PARENTS TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 326249

29 SPECIAL FEE EXPENSES 495000

30 JDCE GRANT EXPENSES 41729076

TOTAL REVENUE EXPENDITURE

DEVELOPMENT (CAPITAL) EXPENDITURE

48763936

31 COMPUTER & SOFTWARE 119250032 FURNITURES 24300033 LAB EQUIPMENT 45000034 LIBRARY 31000035 SPORTS EQUIPMENT 7500036 SIVANTHI FM 27000

TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURE 2297500TOTAL EXPENDITURE 51061436INCOME

37 SPECIAL FEE 49500038 BCOM SELF FINANCE COURSE 67800039 PARENTS TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 32624940 JDCE GRANT 4172907641 M.SC. CHEMISTRY 115000042 M.PHIL. INCOME 58700043 MAINTENANCE INCOME 12500044 ENDOWMENT INCOME 30000

TOTAL REVENUE INCOME 45120325MANAGEMENT CONTRIBUTION 5941111MANAGEMENT CONTRIBUTION(ROUNDED OFF)

5941000


Part B:

1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution

The vision of the college is to bring about “social changes through economic

progress and economic progress through educating the youth of the rural area”.

The mission of the college is “to provide quality higher education aimed at

enhancing the required knowledge and skills and instilling the desired values in

the minds of students enabling them to be enterprising and becoming worthy

citizens of the country”.

The College arranges the bridge course and remedial classes for the weak students

who have come from the schools in the backward and rural areas. English coaching

classes are conducted to the weak students by the English teachers. Remedial courses

are conducted for the weaker sections of the students both with the help of UGC and

management funds. Under UGC XI Plan Merged Scheme, Remedial Coaching

Classes for SC/ST/OBC (Noncreamy layer) and minority students were conducted

during this academic year. Mr.G.R.Jawager, Associate Professor and Head,

Department of English is incharge of the programme. Classes were conducted

regularly in the evening hours. The Management gives scholarships to the

meritorious students who are very poor. The Alumni Association of the College also

helps the poor students by providing financial assistance in the form of loans.

All the PG students are given computer training under the UGC – Post Graduate

Computer Education Programme. Flexible syllabi are framed. For example, P.G.

students of English are offered computer courses to sustain global competence. P.G.

students of Economics are offered computer courses incorporating computer software

packages such as SPSS, which helps to apply statistical tools in their research work.

The course content for M.A. English, M.A. Economics sans M.Sc. Chemistry differ

on the basis of their entry level competencies. At the completion of course they are

given a transcript in which the courses they underwent are mentioned.


IT related subjects are incorporated in M.Sc. Mathematics. Compulsory subject on

“Computer Application” is included for P.G. Economics students.

Career Guidance and Counselling Cell is functioning in our college. Dr.C.Ramesh,

Associate Professor of Economics is the Director. The cell arranges several campus

interview programmes and helps the students to get a job.

Experts from reputed institutions are invited to participate in the seminar/workshop

held in various Departments. Guest lectures are also arranged.

A language laboratory is functioning with all the facilities and short term courses are

conducted by the Department of English

Department of Tamil organizes conferences, collects materials and publishes them

through “Tamil Aaivu Mantram” every year. The college management gives fund

liberally for these activities.

There is a better co-ordination among the entire Sister Institutions and the resources

are utilized. Primarily, the library, spectrophotometer and the crystal growth centre

are very much used.

2. New academic programmes initiated (UG and PG)

Steps are taken to start M.Sc., (Zoology) from the academic year 2011-2012.

3. Innovation in curricular design and transaction

The CBCS system was followed on the basis of the direction of the Government of

Tamilnadu) (GOT). The system aims at uniform curriculum for the state for UG and

PG courses. The system is expected to facilitate mobility of learners from college to

college and mobility between distance and regular modes of education.


Due to the Choice Based Credit System, the students are evaluated on the basis of

internal assessment and external examination. The internal assessment consists of

internal test (20 marks) and assignment (5 marks). The external examination is

conducted by the University (75 marks). The marks are converted into Credits.

Credits are awarded for individual subjects and a student is expected to score a

minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) for a pass and the number of Credits is decided

on the basis of hours allotted to a Course / Project offered.

For the quality enhancement of the students, curriculum is designed in such way that

the basic knowledge has been provided in the first year and advanced subjects are

taught in the subsequent years. This facilitates the students to assimilate knowledge

and skill simultaneously.

Objectives of CBCS System

Choice Based Credit System was introduced with the following objectives:

o To enable the students to move from one college to another and continue their

education.

o To facilitate mobility of learners through distance mode to regular institutions

and vice versa.

o To expose the students to practical problems through projects

o To pursue higher education by the students in the subject of their own interest.

Features of CBCS System

This system has the following features

o Students are given option to choose allied subjects related to the core subjects

and also non-major elective subjects.

o Skill based subjects are introduced.

o Tamil or any other language and English subjects are compulsory.


o Evaluation is made on the basis of internal assessment and external

examinations.

o Internal marks – 25 (20 marks for test and 5 marks for assignment)

o External examination for 75 marks is conducted by the University.

o The marks are converted into Credits. Credits are awarded for individual

subjects and a student is expected to score a minimum Grade Point Average

(GPA) for a pass and the number of credits are decided on the basis of hours

allotted to a Course / Project offered.

o During (2008 -2010) the first batch of P.G. Students completed their course

under the CBCS & during (2008 -2011) the first batch of U.G. Students

completed their course under CBCS.

Teaching – Learning and Evaluation

Admission Process and Student Profile

Admissions are made as per the guidelines of the Government of TamilNadu. The

college adopts Open Counselling System for admitting new entrants. Through

counselling system, total transparency is ensured. During this academic year, 198

women candidates are enrolled in UG, PG and M.Phil. Courses.

Teaching - Learning Process

Faculty members keep pace with recent developments by participating in Seminars,

Symposia, Conference, attending Orientation / Refresher Courses and Organizing

Seminars / Workshops and arranging Guest lectures.

4. Inter-disciplinary programmes started

The option is given to the UG students of all Departments to choose the allied

subjects from other Departments. For example B.A. (Economics) students choose the

subjects “Health and Hygiene and Mushroom Culture” as an allied subject from

Zoology Department. Thus the science students are also given the opportunity to

choose their allied subjects from the related Arts / Science Departments. P.G.


students do not have the chance to study inter disciplinary subjects. However they are

given the chance to learn the application of computer relevant to their subjects.

Certificate Courses are conducted for I year U.G. Students. The students who have

passed the Certificate Courses can join the Diploma Course “Soil Science and

Agricultural Chemistry” conducted by the Chemistry Department and “Medicinal

Plants and Sericulture” conducted by the Zoology Department.

5. Examination reforms implemented

The university changes the question pattern whenever the need arises. Now we have

the following question pattern:

For U.G.

Part-A 10 Questions X 1 = 10 Marks

Part-B 5 Questions X 5 = 25 Marks

(Internal choice)

Part-C 5 Questions X 8 = 40 Marks

(Internal choice)

--------------------- Total 75 Marks ---------------------Duration of time – 3 Hours

For P.G.

Part-A 10 Questions X 1 = 10 Marks

Part-B 5 Questions X 5 = 25 Marks

(Internal choice)

Part-C 5 Questions X 8 = 40 Marks

(Internal choice) -------------------

Total 75 Marks -------------------Duration of time – 3 Hours


For UG courses, part A questions are objective type questions. So all the

Departments prepare question banks for all subjects and give practice to answer the

objective type questions.

Dr.A.Soundrarajan, Associate Professor of Commerce is the co-ordinator to conduct

the Internal Assessment Test. Three Internal Assessment Tests will be conducted for

one subject per semester. Time table of the tests are planned well in advance and

conducted in a systematic manner.

6. Candidates qualified in NET/SLET/GATE etc.

- Nil –

7. Initiative towards Faculty Development Programme

The teachers are given the opportunity to do Ph.D. through Faculty Development

Programme (FDP). Teachers are given encouragement and motivation to do research

in their respective disciplines.

Before the selection of the teachers for FDP, the subject experts both from inside and

outside of the College are invited and the selection is done objectively. The teachers

eligible for getting FDP grant are advised to apply for FDP in future.

This year the following teachers are doing Ph.D. under FDP:

1. Mr.A.R.P.T.Muthukumar, Assistant Professor of Economics

2. Mr.S.Anbarasan, Assistant Professor of Chemistry

3. Mr.S.Pasunkilipandian, Assistant Professor of Mathematics

4. Mr.C.Velayutham, Assistant Professor of Computer Science

5. Mr.C.Sundaravadivel, Assistant Professor of Zoology


Refresher Course/Orientation Programme attended by Teachers.

o Miss.K.Ramajeyalakshmi, Assistant Professor of English attended Refresher

Course in Cultural Studies conducted by the Academic Staff College,

University of Kerla from 05.06.2010 to 26.06.2010.

o Dr.D.Vasumathi, Assistant Professor of Zoology attended Refresher Course in

Zoology conducted by the Academic Staff College, Madurai Kamaraj

University, Madurai from 18.11.2010 to 08.12.2010.

o Mr.C.P.Balakrishnan, Assistant Professor of Botany attended Refresher Course

in Zoology conducted by the Academic Staff College, Madurai Kamaraj

University, Madurai from 18.11.2010 to 08.12.2010.

o Mrs.P.Arockia Mary Fernandez, Assistant Professor of Zoology attended

Refresher Course in Zoology conducted by Academic Staff College, Madurai

Kamaraj University, Madurai from 18.11.2010 to 08.12.2010.

o Mr.M.Ganesan, Assistant Professor of Economics attended Orientation Course

in Economics conducted by the Academic Staff College, Pondicherry

University from 02.12.2010 to 29.12.2010.

o Mr.I.Sehar, Assistant Professor of Physics attended Orientation Course in

Physics conducted by the Academic Staff College, Pondicherry University

from 02.12.2010 to 29.12.2010.

o Dr.R.Ezily, Assistant Professor of Tamil attended Refresher Course in Tamil

conducted by the Academic Staff College, Pondicherry University from

16.02.2011 to 08.03.2011.

o Dr.K.Kathireson, Assistant Professor of Tamil attended Refresher Course in

Tamil conducted by the Academic Staff College, Madurai Kamaraj University,

Madurai from 23.02.2011 to 15.03.2011.

o Dr.M.Kannan, Head of the Department of Tamil attended Orientation Course

on “National Service Scheme” conducted by Avinashilingam Deemed

University for Women, Coimbatore from 20.09.2010 to 29.09.2010.


8. Total number of seminars/workshops conducted

Guest Lectures, Seminars and Workshops are arranged for the students to impart

knowledge on specific areas. The Management has sanctioned Rs.40,000/-(Rupees

Forty Thousand Only) for the year 2010-2011 for arranging guest lectures and the

management has given Rs. 4,00,000/- (Rupees Four Lakhs only) for conducting

seminars / workshops to all the Departments including IQAC. Hence the college has

been inviting eminent resource persons for delivering lectures and interacting with

teachers.

Seminars Attended

o Miss.K.Ramajeyalakshmi, Assistant Professor of English participated in the

State Level one day Seminar on “Quality Sustenance and Enhancement in

Higher Education Institutions” on 15.02.2010 at Aditanar College of Arts and

Science.


National Workshop on “ICT enabled Teaching – Learning through Smart Class

Room Facility” at St.Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai on 27.09.2011.

o Dr.T.Balu, Associate Professor of Physics attended a National Seminar on

“Advances in Physics -2011” on 10th and 11th March 2011 at Manonmaniam

Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli.

o Miss. M. Thangeswari, Assistant Professor of English attended the One Day

National Seminar on “Unique Indian Postcolonial Condition: Culture and

Gender” organized by the Postgraduate Department of English,

V.O.Chidambaram College, Thoothukudi on 25.03.2011.

o Miss D. Vijila, Assistant Professor of English attended the One day National

Seminar on “Unique Indian Postcolonial Condition: Culture and Gender”

organized by the Department of English, V.O.Chidambaram College,

Thoothukudi on 25.03.2011.


o Dr. D. Kumar, Assistant Professor of Zoology attended the National Seminar

on “ Nature and Biodiversity Conservation” organized by the Department of

Plant Biology & Plant Biotechnology & The Department of Advanced Zoology

& Bio technology conducted on 31.01.2011 at Sadakathullah Appa College.

o Miss. D. Preethy Johnita Esther, Assistant Professor of English participated in

the National Seminar on “Cultural Transformations: Issues in Canadian

Literature” organized by the Department of English, St. Mary’s College

(Autonomous), Thoothukudi in collaboration with the Department of English

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli on 01.03.2011 and

02.03.2011.

o Mr.I.Sehar, Assistant Professor of Physics attended a workshop on “Nuclear

Energy in Medicine” organised by IEEE on 23.12.2011.

o Mr. R. Muthukrishnan, Librarian attended the Workshop on “Access to

Library Networks and Scholarly Databases” organized by University

Library, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli on 16.12.2010.

o Dr. D. Kumar, Assistant Professor of Zoology attended the Workshop on

“Marine finfish farming with focus on cobia to improve the livelihood of

fishers” on 11.01.2011 and 12.01.2011 at Fisheries College and Research

Institute, Thoothukudi.

o Dr. D. Kumar, Assistant Professor of Zoology attended the Workshop on

“Marine finfish farming with focus on cobia to improve the livelihood of

fishers” on 11.01.2011 and 12.01.2011 at Fisheries College and Research

Institute, Thoothukudi.

o Mr. V. Natarajan, Assistant Professor of Physics attended the National

Conference on “Recent Trends in Crystal Growth and Nanotechnology”

held at Arignar Anna College, Aralvoymozhi on 28.01.2011.

o Miss. V. Gayathri, Assistant Professor of B.B.A., participated in Faculty

Development Programme on “SCENARIO OF RETAILING IN INDIA”

organized by the Department of Management Studies, Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar

College of Engineering, Tiruchendur on 11.02.2011.


o Miss. K. Edel Queen Freeda, Assistant Professor of Commerce attended the

faculty development programme on “Scenario of Retailing in India”

organized by the Department of Management Studies, Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar

College of Engineering, Tiruchendur on 11.02.2011.


Workshop on Journalism organised by the Department of English, Aditanar

College of Arts and Science on 25.09.2009.

o Dr.S.Narayana Rajan, Associate Professor of Business Administration attended

National level Seminar on “Status of Human Rights and Democracy in

Industries” by the Department of Management on 11th and 12th February 2011

at Gobi Arts and Science College, Erode.

Lsit of articles /Papers presented by the teachers in the National/International level Journals/Magazine

o Dr.T.Balu, Associate Professor of Mathematics presented a paper in the

National Seminar on “mwptpay; jkpo;” conducted by the Manonmaniam

Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli on 07.08.2010.

o Mrs.R.Sreedevi, Associate Professor of Physics attended and presented a paper

on “Growth and Characterization of Pure and L-Phenylalanine Doped

Triglycine Sulphate Single Crystals” in the National Seminar on “Advances

in Physics -2011” on 10th and 11th March 2011 at Manonmaniam Sundaranar

University, Tirunelveli.

o On 31.01.2011 Dr.R.Ezily, Assistant Professor of Tamil attended a seminar on

“gjpndz;fPo;fzf;F czHj;Jk; mwf;fUj;Jf;fs;” at Aditanar College of Arts

and Science and presented a paper on “gonkhopAk; tuyhw;W mwf;fUj;Jf;fSk;”.



“jpUts;Sthpd; nghUspay; fUj;Jf;fs;” at Aditanar College of Arts and

Science and presented a paper on “ts;StH fhl;Lk; njhopYk; jHkKk;”.

Papers Published

Sl.No.

Name of the Staff

Department Title of the Article / Paper

Name of theJournal/Magazine/Edited Book

Year of Publication

1 S.Narayanarajan

Business Administration

Influence of Demographic Variables on the Attitude Level of Internet Banking Customers.

Journal of B-Research 2010

2 S.Narayanarajan


Advertisements and Brand Preferences for Consumer Durables

SELP Journal of Social Science.V.1. Issue 4.

2010

3 S.Narayanarajan


Evolution and the Impact of Internet Banking in the Banking Industry

Emerging Trends in Management Practices . Agasthiar pub., Trichy

2011

4 S.Narayanarajan


Impact of Microfinance on Rural Development: A Study in Thoothukudi District

Microfinance &Women Entrepreneurship. vol 2 .2011. B-digest Pub., Nagercoil

2011

5 A.Soundrarajan

Commerce The Economic Impact of Women Self Help Groups - An Empirical Study in Tirunelveli

Indian Journal of Development Research and Social Action (An International Journal)

2010


District 6 C.Sundaravadi

velZoology Impact of

Dietary Inclusion Level of Animal and Plant Protein Ingredients on Digestive Enzyme Activity of an Air-breathing Fish Macropodus Cupanus (Cuvier)

Journal of Advanced Zoology

2010

7 M.Velrajan & A.Asokkumar

Mathematics Note on Isomorphism Theorems of Hyperrings

International Journal of Mathematics and Mathematical Sciences

2010

8 A.Asokkumar& M.Velrajan

Mathematics Von Neumann Regularity on Krasner Hyperring

Algebra,Graph theory and their applications (Edited Book- Narosa Pub., pvt Ltd.,)

2010

9 P.Subramaniam

Chemistry Kinetics of Adsorption of Direct Yellow 12Dye from Aqueous Solution by Jack Fruit Leaf Carbon

International Journal of Chemical Sciences

2011

10 C. Sivamurugan

Economics Union Budget 2011-12: Credit Flow to Farm Sector

Southern Economist 2011

11 C.Velayutham Computer Science

Unsupervised Feature Selection using Rough Set

Proceedings on International Conference on Emerging Trends in Computing

2011


Guest lecturers arranged

1. Equal Opportunity Centre conducted a special lecture on 18.08.2010.

Dr.H.Anarkali, Associate Professor of Tamil, A.P.C. Mahalakshmi College

was the Chief Guest.

Topic: “Womens Right – A Feminist Perspective”.

2. Dr.M.Thirumalai, Kumarasamy, Former Head and Professor of Economics,

M.D.T. Hindu College, Tirunelveli delivered a guest lecture to III B.A.,

Economics students on 09.09.2010.

Topic: “Current Issues in Indian Economy”.

3. Equal opportunity centre conducted a spcial lecture on 06.10.2010.

Dr.M.Kamsa Mohideen, Administrator, Wavoo Wajeeha Women’s

College, Kayalpatnam was the Chief Guest.

Topic: “Self-confidence”.

4. U.G. Economics Association conducted a special meeting and

Thiru.R.Kosalram delivered a lecture to III B.A., Economics students on

12.10.2010.

Topic: “Job Opportunity in Border Security Force”.

5. Dr.K.Prasanna Kumari, Associate Professor of Economics, Sarah Tucker

College, Tirunelveli delivered a lecture to P.G. Economics students on

13.10.2010.

Topic: “Social Security in India”.

6. Dr.Thiagu, Lecturer in Dr.Sivanthi Aditanar College of Education gave a

lecture to M.Sc., and M.Phil., Chemistry students on 19.10.2010

Topic: “Statistics for Chemists”.


7. Mr.C.Suresh, Constable, Central Industrial Security force (CISF) ONGC of

India gave lecture to III B.A., Economics students on 15.12.2010.

Topic: “CISF”.

8. Dr.P.Suresh, Scientist, Advances Therapeutics, Bangalore gave a lecture to

our M.Sc., M.Phil., Chemistry students on 07.01.2011

Topic: “Current Trends in Arymmetic Catalysis”.

9. On 20th August 2010 a field visit to Spic Agro Clinic was conducted by the

Department of Zoology. Dr.E.M.Selvaraj, Assistant Manager, Spic

Agricultural Services gave a lecture

Topic: “How vermin composting is being produced in their

agricultural unit”.

Participated as Resource Persons

o Dr.K.Thanikasalam, Associate Professor of English acted as the resource

person for a two-day seminar on “New Trends in Communication” on

06.01.2011 organized by the Department of English, Syed Hamedha Arts and

Science College, Kilakarai, Ramanathapuram District.

o Mr.T.Paul Pandian, Associate Professor of English delivered a special address

in Mano Arts and Science College, Tisaiyanvilai’s Literary Association on

09.03.2011.

o Dr.K.Thanikasalam, Associate Professor of English, served as a Resource

Person for the one day seminar on “Indian Writing in English” organized by

Sadakathullah Appa College, Tirunelveli on 21.02.2011.

Seminars conducted


The management provided funds for conducting seminars during this academic year

2010-2011. Professors from Madurai Kamaraj University, Manonmaniam Sundaranar

University, Bharathiyar University, Kerala University, Alagappa University, Indian

Academy of Sciences, Bangalore, Indian National Science Academy, New Delhi and

National Academy of Sciences, Allahabad acted as resource persons for the seminars.

The students, faculty and research scholars of the college and neighboring colleges

got benefited.

1. Three day training programme was conducted by the Department of

Zoology on 19th to 21st August 2010. The programme was sponsored by

Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology. Mr.M.Ponmalar

and Mrs. Caroline, Assistant Director of Horticulture were the resource

person.

Topic: “Vermi Composting”

2. A University Level Workshop was orgainsed by the Department of Physics

on 17.09.2010.

Topic: “Electrical Motor Winding and Maintenances”

3. Department of Computer Science conducted a workshop on 29.09.2010.

Topic: “Project Development Using . NET”

4. A one day seminar was conducted by Career and Counseling Cell of our

college. Thiru.R.Esakkimuthu, Manger and Mr.I.Vivekananthan, Deputy

Manager, TAC Ltd were the resource person on 03.10.2010.

Topic: “College to Career”

5. Department of Zoology organized a National Seminar on 15.10.2010.

Students and research scholars from various colleges presented research

papers.


Topic: “Recent Trends in Bio-Resources Conservation and

Management”

6. The Department of Mathematics conducted a three day Seminar on 21-

23.01.2011.

Topic: Seminar on Understanding the Concepts in Mathematical

Science”

7. Department of Business Administration organized a seminar on 28th

January, 2011.

Topic: “Development of Interpersonal Skills”

8. A State Level Seminar was conducted by the Department of Commerce on

29.01.2011.

Topic: “Higher Education in Commerce – Prospects and Challenges”

9. The Department of English conducted a two day Seminar on 7 &

8.02.2011.

Topic: National Level Seminar on “Theory, Criticism and History”

Other important programmes conducted

o Awareness Cycle Rally was organized jointly by the NSS Units and Sivanthi

Community Radio on 15.08.2010.

o Department of Economics conducted Orientation Programme on Computer

Application to U.G. and P.G. classes on 28.08.2010.

o “Thiramai Thiruvilla” was conducted by Sivanthi Community Radio. Various

competitions were conducted by Sivanthi Community Radio on 16.09.2010.

o Equal Opportunity Centre of our college organized two days short term course

on “positive Discrimination” for the new entrants on 9th and 10th October 2010.


o “World Statistics Day” was celebrated by the Department of Economics on

20.10.2010. Thirumathi.T.Ramajayam, former Assistant Director of Statistics,

Kanyakumari District was the Chief Guest.

o On 25.01.2011 the National Voters Day was conducted by NSS Units 43, 44,

45 and 48.

9. Research projects

The management motivates the teachers to apply for minor and major grants from

various funding agencies like UGC, DST and Tamil Nadu State Council for Science

and Technology. The expenditure for applying for the projects is completely borne by

the management. The Management has contributed Rs. 40,000/- during the year

2010-2011 for preparing research proposals. The Management provides all necessary

infrastructure facilities for setting up the research centers proposed by various

teachers.

a) Newly implemented

Details of ongoing projects

Name of the faculty Title of the project Name of the funding agency Duration

Dr.P.Subramaniam,Associate Professor of Chemistry

Micellar effect on the Fe (III) and Cr (III)-salen catalysed redox reactions of methionines and thioether containing organic compounds.

UGC 2011-2014

b) Completed

Details of Research Projects Completed (2009- 2010)

Name of the faculty Title of the project

Name of the funding agency

Year of Completion

Dr.P.Thangavelu,Associate Professor of Mathematics

Studies in Topology via Rough

Sets

UGC 2011


10. Patents generated, if any

- Nil –

11. New collaborative research programmes

- Nil -

12. Research grants received from various agencies

UGC - Rs. 7,23,053/-

Management - Rs. 40,000/-

The following students are sanctioned Rs.6,000/- (Rupees Six Thousand Only)

each towards doing project by Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology,

Chennai. The details are given below,

S.No Name Class Code No Title of the Project1 R.Ramya II M.A.,

(Economics)SS003 Rural out migration in Udangudi

Panchayat Union – A case study2 M.Lakshmi II M.Sc.,

(Chemistry) CHE - 02 Studies on the Effect of Metal

Cations (Ce3+Sm3+) on the Dielectric Properties of Polyanline

13. Details of research scholars

Ph.D. Scholars

o On 21.06.2010 Public Viva-Voce Examination was conducted for

Mrs.D.Gnana Selin, under the guidance of Dr.M.Kannan, Associate Professor

and Head of the Department of Tamil.

o On 05.07.2010 Ms.D.Sweetlin Regula Rubavati submitted her Ph.D. Thesis to

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University from Chemistry Research Centre under

the guidance of Dr.P.Subramanian, Associate Professor and Head of the

Department of U.G. Chemistry.

o On 19.07.2010 Manonmaniam Sundaranar University Ph.D. Public Viva-Voce

Examination was conducted for Mrs.J.Jeyasheela, lecturer in Economics,


Govindammal Aditanar College for Women under the guidance of Dr.S.Raja

Chandra Sekar, Former Head of the Department of Economics.

o On 06.08.2010 Mr.P.Devaraju, Associate Professor of Economics, St.Xavier’s

College was awarded Ph.D. degree. Dr.D.Barathan, Associate Professor of

Economics was the Co-guide.

o On 21.10.2010 Ph.D. Public Viva Voce Examination was conducted for the

candidate Ms.A.Jeyanthi, Lecturer in Economics, Govindammal Aditanar

College for Women. Dr.S.Rajachandra Sekar, Former Head, Department of

Economics was the guide.

o Ph.D. (Mathematics) Viva Voce Examination for Mrs.G.Tamilarasi was held in our

college on 22.04.2011 at 11.00 a.m.. Dr.P.Thangavelu, Associate Professor of

Mathematics of our college was the guide.

The details of Guides and Ph.D. research scholars are given below.

Dr.A.Chelladurai, Associate Professor of Economics

Full-time ResearchScholar.

1. Mr.D.Magesh

Part-time scholars

1. Miss.A.Angel Anitha

2. Mr.M.Saravanan

3. Mr.S.Shakespeare Isreal

4. Mr.M.Marimuthu

5. Mr.S.Raja

6. Mr.V.Ambethkar

7. Mrs.M.Suraih Sheba

Dr.P.Subramaniam, Head of the Department of Chemistry

Full-time ResearchScholar.


1. Miss.C.Shanmuga Sundari

Part-time scholars

1. Mrs.S.Sugirtha Devi

2. Mr.S.Anbarasan (Now under FDP)

3. Mrs.Janet Sylvia Jaba Rose

4. Ms.N.Tamil Selvi

5. Mrs.K.Jacinth Mispa

6. Ms.R.Jeevi Esther Rathnakumari

7. Mr.A.Vijaya Kumar

8. Ms.G.Revathi

9. Ms.Janshi Rani

Dr.M.Velrajan, Head of the Department of Mathematics

Part-time scholar

Mr.A.Asokkmar

Dr.D.Barathan, Associate Professor of Economics

Part-time scholar

1. Mrs.R.Sindhu

2. Mr.A.R.P.T.Muthukumar (Now under FDP)

3. Mrs.G.Mahalakshmi

4. Mr.V.Siva Elango

As co-guide1. P.Muthukumar

Dr.P.Thangavelu, Associate Professor of Mathematics

Ph.D Scholars

1. K.Bageerathi

2. Sutha

3. T.Gnanachandra

4. R.Usha Parameswary

As co-guide

1. Giftin Vedha Merlin2. K.Umadevi


Dr.S.Narayanarajan, Associate Professor of Business Administration

Research Scholars

1. Mrs.Ganesan Malathi

2. Mr.Jeba Melwin

3. Mrs.Uma Maheswari

4. Mr.G.Rajesh

5. Mr.N.Senthil Kumar

6. Mr.A.Paul Mahesh

7. Mrs.R.Banila

Dr.B.Annadurai, Head of the Department of Physics

Research Scholars

1. Mrs.F.Jeya Mangalom

2. Mrs.S.G.Pushpalatha Gracelin

3. Mr.Sam Jeyachandran Benjamin

4. Mrs.Selva Kothai Nachiar

Dr.P.Selvarajan, Associate Professor in Physics

Ph.D. Research Part-time Scholars

1. A.S.J. Lucia Rose

2. J.Glorium Arul Raj

3. N.Balasunari

4. B.Siva Sankari

5. S.Ganapathy Raman

6. E.Kumar

7. K.Balasubramanian

8. D.Jencylin

9. S.Lincy Mary Ponmani

10. S.Vasantha kumari

Dr.V.Gopalakrishnan, Principal

Part-time scholars

1. S.Siril Arun


2. S.Subramanian

3. D.Jeya Raman

Dr.A.Soundrarajan

Part-time scholars

1. Selva Vasishnavi

Dr.Jim Reeeves Silent Night

Part-time scholars

1. K.Antony Peter Jude

2. J.Stephen

3. C.Esakkiappan

4. W.Kinskumar Solomon

5. A.Ganesmoorthy

Mr.S.Rajkumar, Assistant Professor of Economics, Marchosias College, Nazareth has joined as a full time research scholar in the Research Centre of Economics of our college under the guidance of Dr.Rajachandra Sehar, Former Head of the Department of Economics of our college on 15.02.2011.

14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor

- Nil –

15. Honors/Awards to the faculty

Dr.S.Jeyakumar, Assistant Professor of Zoology and NSS Programme Officer, NSS

Unit No: 45 has been awarded University Level Best NSS Unit Award for the year

2008 – 2009.

16. Internal resources generated

1. Management

2. Parent Teacher Association

3. Alumni Association


4. P.G. Computer Education

5. Self - Financing CoursesB.Com., (C.A.) M.Sc. (Chemistry) & M.Phil.

6. Minor and Major Projects

7. Conducting Government Examinations like TNPSC, etc.

8. Fines

9. Hostel

17. Details of Departments getting SAP, SIST (ASSISTANT)/DST.

FIST, etc. assistance/recognition

Sivanthi Community Radio got assistance in the programme production of the project

“Science for Womens Health and Nutrition”

18. Community services

Blood Donation

“Saving a life” is a divine service. The goal of the club is to induce humanity and

life saving service in the minds of our younger generation.

The club has a teacher as convener, two teaching faculty and all the blood donors as

members. Every year this club conducts blood identification camp for the first year

students. The blood donors club of the college is operating on “emergency response”

basis. Whenever the medical practioners face crisis like treating patients who have

met with an accident, quick loss of blood, premature delivery, they send the patient’s

relatives directly to the college and the blood donors club takes necessary steps

immediately. Once the surgeons call the Principal over phone, the Principal arranges

for immediate donors. The blood donors are awarded certificates and memento by our

Principal in recognition of their service.


The College Blood Donors Club conducted Blood Identification camp and all I year

UG/PG students have their blood identified. During the year 2010-2011, 92 students

of the college donated blood at various places to the needy people. The following

students have donated blood and saved the lives of the people.

List of students who donated blood during this year - up to 31.12.2010

S.No. Name of the Student ClassBlood Group Place Date

1 D. KATHIRAVAN II B.B.A, B+ve ARUMUGANERI 25.03.2010

2 C. SIVA SUBRAMANIAN III B.A., Eco B+ve ARUMUGANERI 25.03.2010

3 J. JESON THARMARAJ II B.B.A, A+ve TIRUCHENDUR 29.03.2010

4 N. KASI RAJAN III B.Sc., (P) A+ve TIRUCHENDUR 29.03.2010

5 E. SUNDAR II B.Sc., (M) A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 01.04.2010

6 J. KOIL PRAPHU II B.A., (Eng) B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 05.04.2010

7 NELSONRAJ II B.A., (Eng) B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 05.04.2010

8 R. VINOTH KANNAN III B.B.A A1+ve THOOTHUKUDI 06.04.2010

9 R.MUTHU SUVIKAR III B.B.A A1+ve THOOTHUKUDI 06.04.2010

10 K. MUTHAZHAGAN III B.B.A O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 08.04.2010

11 V. JOTHILINGAM III B.Com., B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 09.04.2010

12 SEYED ABDUAL KAHIR III B.A., Eco O+ve THOOTHUKUDI 12.04.2010

13 M. VINOTH II B.Sc., (Che) O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 16.04.2010

14 S. RAMPRASAD I B.B.A O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 16.04.2010

15 B. SANKAR II B.Com O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 16.04.2010

16 A. SAMUEL II B.B.A, B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 19.04.2010

17 M. PERIASAMY II B.Sc.,(Che) A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 20.04.2010


18 S. AJITHKUMAR III B.Sc., (Che) B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 18.06.2010

19 S. ANANTHARAJ III B.Com., B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 01.07.2010

20 M. VINOTH III B.Sc.,(Che) O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 02.07.2010

21 A. THRAVIDA SELVAM III B.Sc.,(M) B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 05.07.2010

22 R. SIVAMATHI II B.B.A, B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 05.07.2010

23 A. CHANDRA SEKAR III B.B.A O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 05.07.2010

24 R. VINOTH KANNAN III B.B.A A1+ve AUTHOOR 09.07.2010

25 G.T. GNANASHALIN III B.B.A O+ve ARUMUGANERI 09.07.2010

26 R. VAITHILINGAM II B.B.A, O+ve ARUMUGANERI 09.07.2010

27 J. PRABHU KUMAR II B.A., (Eco) A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 13.07.2010

28 A. SOLOMON III B.Com., A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 13.07.2010

29

M. ESAKKI BALA

SUBRAMANIAN III B.B.A O+ve ARUMUGANERI 13.07.2010

30 M. VAIRAMUTHU I B.B.A O+ve ARUMUGANERI 13.07.2010

31 P. MUTHU KRISHNA RAJA III B.B.A A1B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 16.07.2010

32 JEBASTIN I B.A.,(Eco) O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 19.07.2010

33 K. MUTHAZHAGAN III B.B.A O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 19.07.2010

34 T. KRISHNA PRABHU III B.B.A B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 20.07.2010

35 J. THAVASI MARI SELVAM III B.B.A A1+ve AUTHOOR 10.08.2010

36 J. JESON THARMARAJ III B.B.A A1+ve AUTHOOR 10.08.2010

37 G. MUNEESWARAN III B.B.A B+ve AUTHOOR 14.08.2010

38 D. KATHIRAVAN III B.B.A B+ve AUTHOOR 14.08.2010

39 P. SIVARAMAN III B.B.A B+ve AUTHOOR 14.08.2010

40 E. RAJA SINGH III B.B.A B+ve ARUMUGANERI 18.08.2010


41 K. SENTHIL ARUMUGAM II B.B.A, O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 18.08.2010

42 T. ARULSAMY III B.Com., O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 18.08.2010

43 S. JEYASINGH I B.B.A O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 19.08.2010

44 A. VIGNESHWARAN I B.B.A O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 19.08.2010

45 R. SIVAMATHI II B.B.A, B+ve THOOTHUKUDI 23.08.2010

46 A. LOGESHWARAN I B.B.A O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 26.08.2010

47 M. MADASAMY I B.B.A O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 26.08.2010

48 G.T. GNANASHALIN III B.B.A O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 26.08.2010

49 A. MAYANDI I B.B.A A+ve ARUMUGANERI 30.08.2010

50 T. SUDALAI I B.B.A A+ve ARUMUGANERI 30.08.2010

51 K. NAINAR I M.A., (Eco) B+ve THOOTHUKUDI 03.09.2010

52 K. RATHINARAJ I B.Com.,(C.A) B+ve TIRUNELVELI 04.09.2010

53 J. KATHIRESAN I B.Sc., (C.S.) B+ve TIRUNELVELI 04.09.2010

54 R. MUTHU SUVIKAR III B.B.A A1+ve ARUMUGANERI 14.09.2010

55 P. KAVIARASAN III B.B.A B+ve ARUMUGANERI 14.09.2010

56 E. SUNDAR III B.Sc.,(M) A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 16.09.2010

57 S. MARI III B.A., Eco O+ve ARUMUGANERI 16.09.2010

58 A. KARTHI RAJA III B.A.,(Eng) A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 17.09.2010

59 M. DINESH I B.B.A O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 20.09.2010

60 S. BALAANBAN III B.B.A O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 21.09.2010

61 A. SAMUEL III B.B.A B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 22.09.2010

62 V. VETRIVEL II B.A.,(Eng) O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 24.09.2010


63 N. SEENIVASAN II B.Com (C.A) O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 24.09.2010

64 A. ELAYARAJA I B.Com.,(C.A) O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 24.09.2010

65 E. MUTHURAJ I B.Com., A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 28.09.2010

66 E. THARMRAJ I B.Com., A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 28.09.2010

67 M. ANAND I B.Com., A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 28.09.2010

68 S. ANAND RAJ III B.Com., B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 05.10.2010

69 R. JEBAKUMAR SOLOMON III B.B.A., B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 05.10.2010

70 T. KALAIMANI I B.B.A O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 06.10.2010

71 R. VINOTH KANNAN III B.B.A A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 15.10.2010

72 A. SARAVANA@KUTTY III B.Sc., (C.S) A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 15.10.2010

73 A. MOHAMED MUFAIRS

III B.Com.,

(C.A) B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 20.10.2010

74 A. THRAVIDA SELVAM III B.Sc.,(M) B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 20.10.2010

75 S. GUNASEKARAN I B.B.A O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 25.10.2010

76 M. KUMARAVEL III B.B.A B+ve ARUMUGANERI 26.10.2010

77 S. PARVATHI KRISHNAN III B.Sc.,(Che) O-ve TIRUCHENDUR 07.12.2010

78 A. SAMUEL III B.B.A B+ve SANKARANKOVIL 07.12.2010

79 S. MURUGALINGAM III B.B.A O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 10.12.2010

80 L. SENTHILKUMAR I B.Com B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 13.12.2010

81 S. SAJU BENJAMIN II B.A.,(Eco) O+ve TIRUCHENDUR 16.12.2010

82 M. SUDHAKAR I B.Sc., (AZBT) O+ve TIRUNELVELI 20.12.2010

83 P. MANOKUMAR III B.A.,(Eng) O+ve TIRUNELVELI 20.12.2010

84 N. SIVAMURUGAN II B.A.,(Eng) O+ve TIRUNELVELI 20.12.2010

85 M. PAZHANIVEL II B.Sc., (Phy) O+ve TIRUNELVELI 20.12.2010


86 A. PRABUKUMAR II B.A.,(Eco) A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 20.12.2010

87 A. BALASUBRAMANIAN II B.Sc.,(M) B+ve TIRUCHENDUR 20.12.2010

88 G. MURUGAN II B.A.,(Eco) A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 22.12.2010

89 E. SUNDAR III B.Sc., (M) A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 27.12.2010

90 M. PERIASAMY III B.Sc., (Che) A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 27.12.2010

91 R. YOUVAN RAJ III B.Com., A1+ve TIRUCHENDUR 27.12.2010

92 A. SELVAKUMARI II M.A., (Eng) B-ve TIRUCHENDUR 31.12.2010

Youth Red Cross

The Youth Red Cross unit of the college aims at creating awareness on human values

and voluntary community service in the minds of the students. The unit has one

programme officer and twelve student volunteers.

The following activities were conducted by the Youth Red Cross.

S.No Date Topic / ProgrammesSpeaker / Organiser

1 15.08.2010 Independence Day Rally

2 18.08.2010 Committee Members Meeting

Dr.S.Narayana Rajan,YRC Director, Aditanar College of Arts and Science, Tiruchendur

3 19.08.2010 History of Red Cross Mr.M.Kamalraj @ Thinakaran,Head, Department of Economics, Aditanar College of Arts and Science, Tiruchendur


4 08.09.2010 YRC Principle Prof.A.Antony Sahaya Chithra,Department of Business Administration,Aditanar College of Arts and Science, Tiruchendur

5 15.10.2010 Blood Identification Camp Dr.A.Rama Moorthy

6 22.10.2010 Committee Members Meeting

Dr.S.Narayana Rajan,YRC Director, Aditanar College of Arts and Science, Tiruchendur

7 23.10.2010 Voluntary Service Dr.V.Malai Soodum Perumal,Department of Economics,Aditanar College of Arts and Science, Tiruchendur

YRC students along with Dr.S.Narayanarajan, YRC Director and Mr.M.Kamalraj

@ Thinakaran visited Leprosy Hospital at Peikulam and distributed fruits and

clothes to the patients on 21.03.2011.

NATIONAL SOCIAL SERVICE (NSS)

The Chief objective of NSS is the development of the students through community

services. In the college there are four NSS units (Unit No. 43, 44, 45, 48). Each unit

has one programme officer and student volunteers.

J.Thavasi Mari Selvam, III BBA, (Volunteer, NSS Unit No: 44) of our college

has been awarded the University Level Best NSS Volunteer Award for the year

2009-2010.

o On 15.08.2010 at about 09.30 a.m. NSS Units 43, 44 and 48 planted coconut

saplings near Arulmigu Sithi Vinayagar Temple in our college premises and

one unit conducted cycle procession starting from Tiruchendur to bring about

an awareness of environment, road safety, blood donation, etc.


o On 12.10.2010 World Population Day was celebrated. The programme was

organized by our NSS Unit No.45 jointly with the Family Health Welfare

Department to create awareness among the students regarding population.

o On 13.10.2010, NSS Day was celebrated in our college.

o Dr.M.Kannan, Associate Professor of Tamil attended a workshop on “Conflict

Management” for NSS Programme Officers organized by the NSS,

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli on 14.12.2010.

o Dr.K.Kathireson, Assistant Professor of Tamil attended a workshop on

“Conflict Management” for NSS Programme Officers organized by the NSS,


o On 25.01.2011 the National Voters Day was conducted by NSS Units 43, 44,

45 and 48.

o On 28.03.2011 NSS Units of 43, 44, 45 and 48 of Aditanar College of Arts and

Science, Tiruchendur and NSS Unit of Dr.Sivanthi Aditanar College of

Engineering jointly conducted Voters Awareness Procession in the streets of

Tiruchendur town shouting “slogans” stressing the importance of pariticpation

of public in the election. Mrs.K.Porkodi, Revenue Divisional Officer

inaugurated the procession and Mr.M.Veerasamy, Tahsildar, Tiruchendur

offered felicitations. NSS students of Aditanar College of Arts and Science

and NSS students of Dr.Sivanthi Aditanar College of Engineering participated

in the procession.

o Voters Awareness Special Meeting was conducted in our college by NSS Unit No: 45

and 48 on 24.03.2011. 100 NSS students participated in the Meeting.

Mr.Thirumalairaj and Mr.Karthikeyan, Youth Officers, NSS Regional Centre,

Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, Shasthri Bhavan,

Chennai-6 were the resource persons.


NATIONAL CADET CORPS (NCC)

NCC – Naval & Army ‘B’ and ‘C’ Certificate Examinations were held on 26.02.2011

and 12.03.2011 respectively in our college campus.

NCC ARMY WING

The motto of NCC is “UNITY & DISCIPLINE”. The aims of NCC are:

to develop the qualities of courage, comradeship, discipline, leadership, secular

outlook, spirit of adventure and sportsmanship and the ideal of selfless service among

the youth to make them useful citizens and;

to create a human resource, organized, trained and motivated youth to provide

leadership in all walks of life including armed forces and always available for the

services of the nation.

Personnel

3/29 Coy. NCC (a unit of Aditanar College) is being commanded by NCC/28132/

Captain. P. Prabhakaran. The cadet strength at present is 52.

Training

Military training is imparted to the cadets. For this a cadet has to attend a total of 40

parades each of 2 hours duration in a training year.

DETAIL OF CAMPS ATTENDED BY THE CADETS

Name of the Camp : TSC Camp

Place : ANJA Collège, Sivakasi

Date : 02.06.2010 to 11.06.2010


Name of the Cadets

1. CDT. A. Jerome Asir

2. CDT. M. Palanivel

Name of the Camp : RDC

Place : Kovilpatti

Date : 01.07.2010 to 10.07.2010

Name of the Cadets

1. CDT. S.L. Mohamed Arzath


3. CDT. L. Senthil Kumar

4. CDT. S. Thanasingh

Name of the Camp : RDC Launch

Place : VHNSN Collège, Virudhunagar.

Date : 16.08.2010 to 25.08.2010

Name of the Cadets



Name of the Camp : Army Attachment

Place : Secundrabad

Date : 15.09.2010 to 30.09.2010

Name of the Cadets

1. CDT. G. Muthu

2. CDT. J. Selvaganesh

3. CDT. L. Senthilkumar

4. CDT. S. Thanasingh


Name of the Camp : National Integration Camp III

Place : Bharatpur (Rajasthan)

Date : 23.11.2010 to 04.12.2010

Name of the Cadets

1. CDT. S.L. Mohamed Arzath

2. CDT. S. Sayed Mohideen

Name of the Camp : National Integration Camp II

Place : Nagercoil

Date : 02.01.2011 to 13.01.2011

Name of the Cadets

1. CDT. T. Muthu Ganesh

2. CDT. C. Vignesh

Name of the Camp : National Integration Camp - III

Place : Gadag - Karnataka

Date : 04.01.2011 to 14.01.2011

Name of the Cadets


o Mr.P.Prabhakaran, Associate Professor of Economics attended CATC at Infant

Jesus College of Engineering, Vallanadu from 8th to 17th January 2011.

A ten day, 29th Tamil Nadu Indépendant Company, Thoothukudi (Army Wing)

Camp for creaming cadets who wish to appear for R.D. parade and TSC-Training

Camp for the year, 2012 was conducted in our college campus from 07.05.2011 to

16.05.2011. Colonel G.Jega Jeev was the camp Commandent.


Captain.P.Prabakaran, NCC Officer of our college (Army Wing) was the Deputy

Camp Camandent. 225 cadets from the near by schools and colleges participated

in the camp.

NCC NAVAL WING

NCC, premier youth organization plays a vital role of inculcating a sense of “UNITY

and DISCIPLINE” among the youth. The aim of NCC is to develop the qualities of

leadership, character, comradeship, and spirit of sportsmanship, spirit of adventure,

spirit of secularism and the ideals of selfless service to the nation.

Details of Camps attended by the Cadets

Name of the Camp : CATC-COM-IOC- GROUP RDC

Place : Kovilpatti

Date : 01.07.2010 to 10.07.2010

Name of the Cadets

1. CDT. M. Balachandar

2. CDT. G. Esakkimuthu

3. CDT. S. Gopalan

4. CDT. S. Maria Vargies

5. CDT. A. Suyambu Suresh

6. CDT. K. Aravinth

Name of the Camp : CATC-CUM DTE CSC(B) TRG/GP RDC TRC

Place : Virudhunagar

Date : 16.08.2010 to 25.08.2010

Name of the Cadets



2. CDT. A. Suyambu Suresh

3. CDT. K. Aravinth

4. CDT. S. Maria Vargies


Name of the Camp : CATC-CUM – IGC

Place : Thiruchy

Date : 26.09.2010 to 05.10.2010

Name of the Cadets

1. CDT. K. Aravinth



Name of the Camp : IUC – NSC

Place : Pudhucherry

Date : 14.09.2010 to 23.09.2010

Name of the Cadets

1. CDT. S. Kannan

2. CDT. A. Arulselvan

3. CDT. K. Venkadesh

Name of the Camp : CATC-GUM Group RDC Lauch

Place : Tenkasi

Date : 15.09.2010 to 24.09.2010

Name of the Cadets

1. CDT. K. Aravinth

2. CDT. M.Balachandar



Name of the Camp : Ship Attachment Camp

Place : Mumbai

Date : 01.06.2010 – 12.06.2010

Name of the Cadets

1. CDT. M. Sundara Kumaran

Name of the Camp : Sea Attachement Camp

Place : Vishakapattinam

Date : 28.11.2010 to 09.02.2010

Name of the Cadets

1. CDT. S. Arun Bose

Name of the Camp : ADVANCED LEADERSHIP CAMP

Place : Tiruchendur

Date : 22.12.2010 to 02.11.2011

Name of the Cadets

1. CDT. S. Arun Bose

2. CDT. J. Jones

3. CDT. A. Amuthan


Name of the Camp : COMBINED TRAINING CAMP

Place : Tiruchendur

Date : 24.12.2010 to 02.01.2011

Name of the Cadets

1. CDT. M. Ganesan

2. CDT. M. Manikandan


3. CDT. R. Mariappan

4. CDT. E. Muthu Suriya Kumar

5. CDT. S. Selvakirubai

6. CDT. G. Karthikeyan

7. CDT. A. Mathansamy

8. CDT. S. Parvathimuthu

9. CDT. M. Nagarajan

10. CDT. G. Suthakar

o Mr.D.S.Mahendran, Rank Lt. detained at ALC-Cum-CATC Camp for SD/Joint

Director (NW) boys, at Dr.Sivanthi Aditanar College of Physical Education,

Tiruchendur conducted by 3 (Tamil Nadu) Naval Unit NCC, Thoothukudi

from 22 December 2010 to 2nd January 2011.

Personnel

Division IV at the college is commanded by LT.cdr D.S. Mahendran since October

1992. Cadet strength is 50.

Training

The training helps the cadets to be in perfect physical and mental condition. The

cadets receive the training like Drill, Weapon training, Communication, Boat work,

Rigging, Chart work at the college itself. Intensive training like Boat pulling, Sailing,

Firing and the other activities are given in camps.

Community Radio Station

Sivanthi Community Radio station was formally inaugurated by

Padmashri.Dr.B. Sivanthi Aditanar on 14th October 2007. The station is regularly

broadcasting on 90.4 MHZ over a radius of 10 – 15 km radios, covering 25 villages

surrounding the college campus. The radio station has its own broadcast and

recording studio, transmission tower and equipments for outdoor recording.


Community members and around 20 students from various colleges are

involved in programme production, presentation and manage the radio station

effectively.

Apart from them, members from self-help groups and community

representatives are also involved in the programme production. Sivanthi Community

Radio broadcasts its programme in the morning, 6-9 a.m., and in the evening 5-8 pm.

The fixed point chart is attached with this. Apart from the regular broadcast,

Sivanthi Community Radio conducts many awareness camps and ralley programmes

to serve the community.

On 3rd August 2010, Hello FM, Tirunelveli conducted Kallurichallai-2010

(fy;Y}hpr; rhiy) programme at Aditanar College of Arts and Science. Sivanthi

Community Radio coordinated Aditanar College of Arts and Science students for the

best conduct of the programme. The aim of the programme was to bring about a good

relationship among Ist, IInd and IIIrd year students.

On 15th August 2010, Sivanthi Community Radio combined with NSS unit 43,

44 and 48 of Aditanar College of Arts and Science organised the Independence Day

Rally to insist on the need for a healthy environment to the village people.

On 14th October 2010, 4th year celebrations were conducted in a successful

way. In the function, prizes were distributed to the winners of different contests.

On 16.09.2010, the function called “Thiramai Thiruvela” (jpwikj; jpUtpoh)

was conducted in a grand manner. The programme was conducted on the day of our

Chairman’s Birthday. Many contests were conducted. Students from various colleges


of our management (six colleges) participated in the contests. All the events were

recorded and broadcasted in Sivanthi Community Radio.

On 21st March 2011, Sivanthi Community Radio in collaboration with Youth

Red Cross and went to St.Lukes’ Leprosy Home at Peikulam, near Satankulam and

helped to satisfy the basic needs of the Leprosy patients.

Department of Science and Technology sanctioned Rs.7,80,000/- for the

production of 180 episodes during the year 2010. It produced the episodes

successfully in a professional way. So, DST has extended its programme production

to 360 episodes for one more year.

Sivanthi Community Radio Fixed Point Chart

Morning Transmission (06.00 – 09.00 a.m.)

S.No Time Programme

1 05.55 Opening Music2 06.00 Signature Tune3 06.05 Tamil Thaivalthu4 06.08 Valnthu Porpom Varungal5 06.15 Religious Song6 06.34 Thithekum Thirukural7 06.44 Thirukural song8 06.45 Economic Information9 07.00 Manvasaai10 07.16 Health Awareness – Programme –

Mother and the Child11 07.30 Interview with Community People12 08.00 Community Religious songs13 08.30 Thagaval Kalangiam14 09.00 End


Evening Transmission (05.00 – 08.00 p.m.)

S.No Time Programme

1 05.00 Community Religious songs2 05.30 Thagaval Kalangiam3 05.55 Opening Music4 06.00 Signature Tune5 06.05 Tamil Thaivalthu6 06.08 Valnthu Porpom Varungal7 06.15 Religious Song8 06.34 Thithekum Thirukural9 06.44 Thirukural song10 06.45 Economic Information11 07.0 Manvasaai12 07.16 Health Awareness – Programme –

Mother and the Child13 07.30 Interview with Community People14 08.00 End

19. Teachers and officers newly recruited

The following teachers were recruited during the academic year 2010-2011 in various

Departments. The details are given below.

S.No Name Designation & Department

Joining Date

1 Dr. S. Singaravelu, Assistant Professor of Tamil

16.06.2010

2 Miss.A.Shoba, Assistant Professor of English

16.06.2010

3 Miss.S.Anantha Nivethitha, Assistant Professor of B.Com. (C.A.)

16.06.2010

4 Miss.A.Kavitha, Assistant Professor of Computer Science

09.07.2010

5 K.Edel Queen Freeda, Assistant Professor of Commerce

16.06.2010


6 Miss.V.Gayathri, Assistant Professor of Business Administration

16.06.2010

7 Miss.K.Jeyaprasanna Devi Assistant Professor of P.G. Chemistry

16.06.2010

8 Miss. S.Sindhumathy Assistant Professor of Mathematics

22.06.2010

9 Mrs.C. Amutha Assistant Professor of Chemistry

30.06.2010

10 Mrs.C.Nayanthra Mascarenhas

Guest Lecturer, Computer Science

08.07.2010

20. Teaching – Non-teaching staff ratio

Total number of teaching staff = 88

Total number of non-teaching staff = 44

Teaching, Non-teaching staff ratio = 88/44 = 2

21. Improvements in the library services

The Central library has been automated. The stock, issue and return of the books are

done with the help of library software.

Additional funds are given to strengthen the library every year by the college

management. Latest books with bar coded facility in all subjects are added.

The library is kept open for longer hours than before.

8.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. on all working days

10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. on Saturdays.

9.30 a.m to 5.30 p.m on examination days and during summer vacation


The library is kept closed on Sundays and other notified holidays.

Internet facilities are available in all the Departments and the UGC – Net Work

Resource Centre is functioning in the central Library.

The library is open to all the members of the College

Every student is supplied with three borrower’s tickets for taking books from the

Library. Only one book can be borrowed against one ticket. While borrowing a book

the student should hand over the ticket to the librarian and should get the ticket back

when returning the book. Books will be issued on presentation of the identity card.

Students should take care of the tickets issued to them. The librarian gives orientation

to all the first year Degree students every year on how to use the Card Catalogue,

Encyclopedias, and Dictionaries, etc. A suggestion box is maintained since 1976.

News paper clippings / cuttings on Higher education, Foreign Scholarships,

Appointments, etc. are put up in Library Notice Board for student’s reference. Also

we maintain Newspaper Clippings File in the Library for ready reference. We display

the book jackets that are recently purchased and included in the Library collection to

motivate the students to see the new arrivals. For efficient administration of the

Library affairs, a Library Committee with some senior staff members and student

representatives is formed. It meets once in a semester and puts forward solid

suggestions for efficient performance. Student’ volunteers are employed on Part-time

basis to assist the Librarian in the ever increasing activities of the Library.

Open Access system is followed in the College library for all students.

Students shall show their library borrower’s tickets and identity card to the Library

Authorities, before entering the Stack Room.

Students may enter the Stack Room on the following days and timings given

below:


Monday, Wednesday and Friday - 1.00 p.m. to 1.45 p.m. and

3.00 p.m. to 4.45 p.m.

Students may return the books on the following days given below:

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday - Any working day

Departments of English, B.B.A., Commerce, Mathematics, Physics, Economics,

Computer science, Chemistry and Zoology have Department libraries. The B.B.A.,

Economics and English Department libraries are maintained in separate rooms. Open

access system is followed in the Department library also. Teachers have open access

to visit other Department libraries. Advisors encourage the students to visit the

Department and general library regularly.


Number of books and journals available in each Department is given below

Department Books

English 1896

Economics 1212

Mathematics 1410

Physics 326

Zoology 872

Computer science 967

Commerce 373

Business Administration 2413

Physical education 70

PG Chemistry 258

Total 9797

1. Infrastructure in the Library

The College library is equipped with adequate furniture and space for

reading purposes. In addition to this, the following equipments are

available in the library.

1) Computer – Two Numbers

2) One KVA Uninterrupted power supply system with DC power pack

with four Exide lite Batteries.

3) Internet

4) Television

5) Three VCD Players

6) One Stabilizer

2. The Cataloguing system

We have the Card Catalogue in the library. Subject, Index, Author Index

entries are made in the Catalogue for the benefit of readers. The College is

also maintaining Shelf List Cards for technical purposes.


3. Department Collection

Departmental collection of the prescribed text books and some standard text

books are available in each of the Mathematics, Physics, Zoology,

Computer Science, Economics, Commerce, English and Business

Administration Departments. The aim of this is to see that each and every

student has in his possession at least the necessary text books for his study.

Students are allowed to take three books on loan for fairly long periods. The

Heads of the respective Departments maintain a record of this loan.

4. Library Automation

It is proposed to have full automation in the Library. Two computers are

used for the routine activities of the library. As a part of automation work,

data relating to the list of books available in the Department Libraries are

entered in the Computer and that data has been added in the Library

Catalogue.

5. Issue of Books

a) Number of Books issued to the students during the year (2010-2011)

b) Number of Books to the members of staff during the year (2010-2011)

3308

1098

942

6. Issue of Journals

a) Number of Journals issued to the members of staff (2010-2011)

22. New books/journals subscribed and their value

Every year new books are added to the Library. Important journals and magazines are

subscribed annually without any break. The details of new books purchased and the

journals subscribed during 2010-2011 are given below:


1. Books and Journals at the beginning of the Academic year 2010-2011

a) Number of Books available as on 31.05.2010

b) Number of Journals available as on 31.05.2010

51832

130

2. Additional Books and Journals

a) Number of new books purchased during the

period (from 01.06.2010 to 31.05.2011

b) Number of new journals subscribed during the

period (from 01.06.2010 to 31.05.2011)

1675

5

Total No. of Books available as on 31.05.2011 53506

Total No. of Journals available as on 31.05.2011 135

Amount spent for the subscription of Journals during

the period 01.06.2010 to 31.05.2011

Rs. 90,085/-

Amount spent for the purchase of new books during

the period 01.06.2010 to 31.05.2011

Rs. 5,03,375.55/-

23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and the action taken on Student’s feedback

The student Advisory System is going on very successfully in the College. One staff

member will be the student advisor for a class for three years continuously for all

U.G. classes. Invariably he takes classes for all the three years to the same batch of

students. At the end of III year the class advisor and the Head of the Department

conduct students’ assessment to inform about the teachers and the Departmental

activities such as library facilities, remedial courses and other facilities available in

the College.

During the Farewell function at the end of the VI Semester, the students are given

sufficient opportunities to express their views and opinions freely about the College,


Department, teaching, learning and other related matters. The Principal makes it a

practice to participate in all the Farewell functions and on the basis of students

feedback necessary action is taken. The questionnaire is based on the NAAC

suggestions with specific modification.

24. Unit cost of education

The unit cost of education is computed as the ratio of total amount of expenses spent

by the College to the total number of students. The total amount of expenses including

salary to teaching and non-teaching staff, all the types of grants including

Management grant and scholarships to the students, etc. is given below:

Total amount of expensesHence the ratio = ------------------------------- Total Number of students Rs. 5,44,45,722 = ------------------------------- 1369 . = Rs. 39,770.43/- = Rs. 39,770/-.

The ratio is calculated as Rs. 39,770/-. This implies that for every student Rs.39,770/-

(Rs. Thirty Nine Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy only) was spent for his

education.

25. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and

examination results, issue of certificates

The College office is partially computerized and administration work is carried out

effectively and easily. The students’ admission process is fully computerized. Using

computers the selection of students for admission is made on the basis of the

admission policy of the government. The examination results are fed into the

computers and the analysis of results and other details are stored in the computers.


The Conduct Certificate and Transfer Certificate are issued manually. Printed

Transcript Certificate is issued to the students from the academic year 2010-2011.

26. Increase in the infrastructural facilities

The College has the following common infrastructural facilities

Library

Class Rooms

Hostel

Laboratories

Sports facilities – Common to all colleges -Sivanthi Indoor Stadium

Internet

Generator for Hostel

UPS for computer Labs

Intercom

Computers : 139

Printers : 20

LCD : 5

Digital movie Camera : 1

Extension Counter of Canara Bank

The amount sanctioned by the Management for the enhancement and maintenance of

infrastructure facilities during the academic year 2010-2011 is given below.

Maintenance of Infrastructure Amount (Rupees)

Computer and Software 11,92,500

Furniture 2,43,000

Lab equipment 4,50,000

Library 3,10,000

Sports Equipment 75,000


Sivanthi FM 2,07,000

Intercom facilities Nil

Repairs and Maintenance 4,68,000

Language Laboratory

A Language Laboratory has been established at a cost of Rs.15 lakhs and it caters to

the needs of students for the improvement of their spoken English skills. The college

has constructed an open air theatre and a restroom for women. Further, it has extended

space for housing community radio, sports activities and PG Department of

Chemistry. An Automatic Weather Station has been installed by the Indian

Meteorological Department on the campus. There is a UGC Network Resource Center

which provides internet facility to the faculty members.

Campus Utilization

The College campus is utilized by other institutions for the following activities.

o Laboratories

o PGDCA

o NCC Camps, TNPSC Examinations

o Sports for Public, NGO-SHGs

o Play festivals and games

Sports

Public are using our sports facilities in the morning and evening. Tennis courts are

regularly used by the students, staff and players of local area. Tracks, Courts for

Kabadi, Basket-ball and Football are all maintained throughout the year.

Sports for NGO – SHGs

University and District – tournaments, selection trials, coaching camps Block level

and District level sports and games for different categories (under 16, under 18, under


20 junior and senior) in collaboration with District Sports Council and SDAT are

conducted.

Play festivals and games (NGOs – SHGs)

The campus is utilized by the Differently Abled and others for their traditional Sports

and Games

Buildings constructed for

Community Radio - Project Room

Sivanthi community radio

The college is operating ‘Sivanthi Community Radio’ on license from the Ministry of

Information and Broadcasting, Government of India, New Delhi.

Nodal computer centre

A Nodal computer centre for the P.G. students with UGC grant was established. It is

maintained by the Department of Mathematics. The centre is being used by all the

P.G. students.

27. Technology Up-gradation

Modern technology is adopted in conducting seminars, workshops and conferences.

Teachers and P.G. Students are given ample opportunity to use internet facilities.

Issuing and borrowing of book in our general library is totally computerized.


Video camera is fixed in various places of our college campus to monitor and to

improve the administration of the college.


28. Computer and Internet access and training to teachers and

students

The Computer Science Department is conducting short-term training programme to

both Teaching and Non-Teaching staff members on Computer Applications. Members

of teaching staff are given training on usage of computer software in communicative

skills in the language lab. All the faculty members are familiar with the usage of

Power Point presentation through LCD projector. At present five LCD projectors are

available in the college.

All the Departments are provided with computers to provide computer knowledge to

all students. In the college all the P.G. students (non-computer group students) are

given computer education. Research scholars are given free access to computer and

internet. Language lab is used to improve the communication skills of the students.

Audio visual aids like OHP, LCD projector are used for effective learning.

29. Financial aid to students

Various fee concessions and scholarships are awarded to deserving students by the

Government of India, Government of Tamil Nadu and the College Management.

Particulars regarding these will be put up on the college notice board as and when

dates for applications are fixed and let known. The kinds of scholarships and

concession available are mentioned below.


Under rule 92 M.E.R. fee concession will be sanctioned as follows on production of

income certificate (Income limit Rs. 1,00,000/- per annum for backward communities.

No Income limit for SC candidates)

o Government of TamilNadu (state) Post Matric Scholarship to Backward

classes, Most Backward classes and Denotified Community Students.

o Government of TamilNadu (state) scholarship and “Free Education” to First

Generation students belonging to Backward classes upto UG degree level.

o Government of Tamilnadu (state) scholarship and Free Education belonging to

Most Backward classes and Denotified Community students upto UG Degree

level.

o Government of India Post Matric Scholarship to Scheduled Caste and

Scheduled Tribes students.Government of TamilNadu Free Education upto

degree level to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes students (those who are

not getting Government of India scholarship)

o State Loan Scholarship belonging to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

students residing in the Hostel.

o Government of India Scheme of Scholarship of the Physically Handicapped

students.

o National Merit Scholarship

o National Loan Scholarship

o Educational Concessions and Scholarships to the children of Freedom Fighters.

o Educational concessions and scholarship to the children of Defense Service

personnel and Ex-servicemen.


o Scholarship to the children of Defense Service personnel working in N.C.C.

o Scholarship for N.C.C. students selected for Khedakwasala Training Course

for the Training period.

o State Collegiate Scholarship

o State scholarship to the children of teachers in primary and secondary schools.

o Educational concessions and scholarship to the children repatriates from Sri

Lanka / Burma.

o For those pursuing their studies in Tamil Medium, Government of Tamil Nadu

is giving Book Allowance of Rs. 400/- per year

o Adhoc Merit Scholarship to Scheduled castes and Scheduled Tribes students

who have secured 60% and above marks in the +2 Higher Secondary

Examinations and secured admission in colleges, Arts and Professional.

o Award of Prize money to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes students who

have secured 60% and above marks in the final degree examinations of UG

and PG.

o Sea-fare Welfare Fund Society Scholarship

o Students Aid Fund

o Jawaharlal Nehru Science Trust Scholarship

o Aditanar Educational Institution Scholarship (Management Scholarship)

o Farmer Society Scheme Scholarship.


30. Support from the Alumni Association and its Activities

A separate web-site for Alumni is created. The data base on alumni of the past four

batches i.e., those who joined the college in the years 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005 have

been hosted. The database on all batches from the year 1965 will be hosted. The web

id is www.aditanarcolalumni.com. And it is updated periodically.

o A meeting of the Executive Committee of the Alumni Association was

held on 21.07.2010.

o The 41st Annual Day was celebrated on 15.08.2010. Mr. Selvan Raja

Durai, General Manager, Tamil Nadu Mercantile Bank, Thoothukudi

was the Chief Guest.

o The Alumni Association honoured the following professors and non-

teaching staff who retired from the service.

Prof.K.Xavier Amalraj, Associate Professor, Department of

English

Dr.P.Suyambu, Associate Professor, Department of Tamil

Mr.A.Chitravel, Laboratory Assistant (Spl. Grade)

o The Alumni Association honoured the following members who got

Ph.D. degree.

Dr.T.Balu, Associate Professor, Department of Physics

Dr.V.Malaisoodum Perumal, Assistant Professor, Department of

Economics

o The Alumni Association also honoured Prof.T.Paulpandian, who was

elected as member, Syndicate in Manonmaniam Sundaranar University,

Tirunelveli.

o Thirukkural Elocution and Essay Competitions were conducted for

school students of Government Hr. Sec. School of Thoothukudi District.


http://www.aditanarcolalumni.com/

Students from 12 schools participated.

First Prize is Rs. 1000/-

Second Prize is Rs.750/- (for each competition)

Third Prize is Rs.500/-

The competitions were also conducted for our college students.

o Prizes distributed during the Annual Day (15.08.2010)

o Executive Meeting and General Body Meeting were held on

15.08.2010

31. Support from the Parent – Teacher Association and its Activities

The college Parent-Teachers’ Association is functioning from 1997 onwards. It was

started to build a cordial relationship between the teachers and parents of each and

every student of the college.

The committee consists of a president, two vice presidents, general secretaries, joint

secretaries and one treasurer. Among the two vice presidents, general secretary and

joint secretary, one is from the teaching faculty and the other is from the parents.

PTA spends money for the development of students. General body meeting is

conducted twice in a year. A portion of the fund is used to help the poor students.

o Parent-Teachers’ Association meeting was conducted on 28th June, 2010.

o Fund is used to send the students to attend various competitions in various

colleges.

o Fund isused to celebrate Chairman’s Birthday, Thiru. Kamaraj’s Birthday and

to celebrate Pongal Festival.


32. Health services

The Physical Education Department of the College is in-charge of the Health Services

to the students. Every year a medical checkup is arranged for the first year students

during the first semester. The College doctor with his team is doing this service.

Students who have any health problems are identified and medical suggestions are

given. Free medical services are also arranged for the poor and needy students.

Our college has a tie up with B.G. Hospital which is just opposite to our college. For

any emergencies, we use the services of this Hospital.

A FIRST AID kit with necessary medicine is kept in the Physical Education

Department and is used in emergency.

Every year in the beginning a Blood Identification Camp is arranged for the first year

UG and PG students by the Blood Donors Club of the College. . The “Blood Donors’

Club” has been doing yeoman service to the community by donating blood on an

‘emergency response basis’.

This year 130 members of students donated blood up to May 2011. A physical fitness

test is conducted for all the III year UG students at the end of VI semester and grading

is given to the students on the performance of their skills in the tests.

The Class Advisors also play a vital role in providing health services to their wards.

They also help the needy students by giving proper advice and suggestion to improve

their health and to go for medical treatment.


33. Performance in sports activities

Sports facilities

A separate room is allotted for the Department of Physical Education. Multipurpose

flood light stadium for playing Volleyball, Tennis, Ball badminton and Kabaddi is also

available.

INDOOR GAMES

S.NO. INFRASTRUCTURENO. OF FIELD

AVAILABLE

1. TABLE TENNIS 1

2.WEIGHT LIFTING &

GYMNASTIC1

3. CARROM/CHESS 1

4. STORE ROOM 1

OUT DOOR GAMES

1. FOOT BALL FIELD (international standard size) 1

2.VOLLEYBALL COURT

(international standard size)1

3.

KABADDI COURT

(international standard size) Flood

light multipurpose court

2

4.CRICKET GROUND

(international standard size)1

5. BALL BADMINTON COURT 1

6. TENNIS COURT 2

7.BASKET BALL COURT

(CEMENT)1

8.SHUTTLE BADMINTON

COURT(OUTDOOR)1

9.400 METRES CINDER TRACK

(8 LANE STANDARD SIZE)1


Intramural competitions are conducted in which all the men and women students are

given opportunities to participate in sports and games. The competitions are primarily

meant for players who are not outstanding sportsmen of the College.

M.S. University Intercollegiate Tournaments.

Kabaddi Runners – up

Volleyball Winners

Tennis Runners – up

Ball Badminton IV Place

Khokho III Place

Chess (Women) II PlacePerformance of our College Athletes in M.S. University Intercollegiate Athletic Meet

1. P. Gopinath III B.A Eco 400 mts hurdles II Place

2. A. Charles babu I B.A Eco High Jump II Place

M.S University represented players

Kabaddi

1. P. Maharajan III B.A Eco

2. T. Kamaraj II B.A Eco

3. P. Karuppasamy II B.A Eco

Volleyball

1. G. Bharathi III B.Com

2. K. Jeyathanesan III B.A Eco

3. T. Smith Joseph III B.A Eng

4. S. Prabakaran III B.A Eco

Chess

1. S. Anandha Niruba I M.Sc. Maths


Khokho

1. S. Saravanan I BBA

Cricket

1. S. Bala Anban III BBA

District Represented Players

I. Volleyball

1. K. Jeyathanesan III B.A. Eco Thoothukudi

2. G. Barathi III B. Com Thoothukudi

3. S. Prabakaran III B.A (Eco) Thoothukudi

4. T. Sumith Joseph III B.A Eng Thoothukudi

II. Kabaddi1. K. Muthusamy II B. A Eco Thoothukudi

2. N. Maharajan III B.Com Tirunelveli

3. M. Karuppasamy II B.A. Eco Thoothukudi

4. V. Premkumar II B.A. Eco Thoothukudi

5. T. Kamaraj II B.A. Eco Thoothukudi

6. N. Thambidurai I B.A. Eco Thoothukudi

III. Athletics1. P. Manikandan III B.A. (Eco) Thoothukudi

IV. Cricket

1. A. Kasali Maraikayr I B.Com Thoothukudi

Tamilnadu State Represented Player

Volleyball

o T. Sumith Joseph III B.A. Eng represented Tamilnadu State Sub Junior

Volleyball team and won Gold medal in 33rd National Volleyball championship

at Bangalore, Karnataka state during 15th to 21st November 2010.


o N. Thambidurai I B.A. Eco represented Tamilnadu State Junior Kabaddi team

and participated in 37th National Junior Kabaddi Championship held at Bilai,

Sattiskar State during 1st to 5th December 2010.

Achievements in Open Tournaments and Invitation Tournaments

o Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar College of Physical Education Alumni Association

Kabaddi Tournament during 4th and 5th April 2010 – Winners

o Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar College of Physical Education Alumni Association

Volleyball Tournament during 4th and 5th April 2010 Winners.

o District level open Kabaddi Tournament held at Anna nagar, Thoothukudi

during 07.07.2010 Winners

o Southern Districts level Tournament Meignanapuram 15th to 17th July 2010 IV

place

o Southern district level open kabaddi Tournament held at Karapettai Boys Hr.

Sec. School, Thoothukudi during 17.07.2010 Runners-up.

o Southern Districts level open tournament at Chinnamani nagar, Thoothukudi

24th and 25th July 2010 Runners – up

o State level open tournament at Parakasapuram, near Nazreth during 7th and 8th

August 2010 Winners.

o Bertram Tournament at Loyola College, Chennai during 24th to 27th August

2009 Runners-up.

o State level intercollegiate invitation tournament held at Nanganallur, Chennai

29.07.2010 to 01.08.2010 III Place.

o District level AIDS awareness Kabaddi Tournament held at Thoothukudi

during 31.07.2010 Runners-up.

o Vevekanandha College, Agasteeswaram 6th to 8th August 2010 III Place

o State level open Tournament held at Veppalodai, Thoothukudi during 12 th and

13th August 2010 III Place.


o M.S. University, M.K. University, Alagappa Univrsity and Mother Theresa

University intercollegiate kabaddi tournament held at Aditanar College,

Tiruchendur during 21st and 22nd August 2010 Winners.

o State level open Tournament conducted by Madurai district Volleyball

Association at Melur during 3rd to 5th September 2010 Runners-up.

o State level intercollegiate Tournament held at Vellachamy nadar College,

Madurai during 6th to 8th September 2010 Runners-up.


University intercollegiate volleyball tournament held at Madura College,

Madurai during 11th and 12th September 2010 Winners.

o M.S. University Intercollegiate Tournament for M.S. Arunachalam Nadar

Memorial Trophy conducted by Thoothukudi District Vollyball Association at

Thoothukudi College, during 18th to 20th September 2010. – Winners.

o Block level Kabaddi Tournament conducted by SDAT at Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar

College of Physical Education during 12th September 2010 Winners.

o District level open Tournament at Periasamypuram during 22nd and 23rd

September 2010 Winners.

o Thoothukudi District level ‘Samathuva Pongal kabaddi tournament conducted

by Sports Development Authority Tamilnadu during 14th January 2011 –

Winners.

o Tamilnadu state level open kabaddi tournament held at Kaluvinachery near

Kariapatti during 12th and 13th March 2011 – III Place

o State level open Tournament at Perianayakipuram, Sayalkudi during

30.12.2010 Runners-up

o State level Intercollegiate volleyball Tournament conducted by jamal

Mohamed College, Trichy for IOB Diamond Jubilee Trophy during 28 th

February and 01st and 2nd March 2011 – III Place

o Stae level intercollegiate volleyball Torunament for Mother Theresa centenary

celebrations conducted by St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai during 11th to

13th March 2011 – Runners-up.


Cricket

Our college cricket team emerged Winners of ‘Sivanthi Trophy’ in the

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University intercollegiate cricket tournament conducted

by Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar College of Physical Education, Tiruchendur during 15th to

18th September 2010.

Athletics

o Medals won by our college Athletes in the Union level Athletic meet

conducted by SDAT at Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar College of Physical Education

during 12.09.2010

1. B. Ananth I B.Com 100 mets run II Place

2. S. Michael Alwin King I. B.A Eco 100 mets run III Place

3. K. Muthukumar III B.Sc. Chem 400mets run I Place

4. K. Jeyathanesan III B.A. Eco Long Jump II Place

5. P. Manikandan III B.A. Eco Shot-put I Place

6. K. Muthukumar III B.Sc Chem

P. Gopinath III B.A Eco

S. Michael Alwin King I B.A Eco 4*100 mets relay IP lace

A. Jeno Christopher II B.Com

o Medals won by our college Athletes in the District level Athletic Meet conducted

by AIDS control Board of Tamilnadu and SDAT at Thoothukudi during 31.10.2010.

P. Manikandan III B.A Eco Shot-put I Place

o Medals won by our college Athletes in M.S. University, M.K. University,

Alagappa Univrsity and Mother Theresa University intercollegiate Athletic

meet held at Anna Stadium, Palayamkottai during 4th and 5th September 2010.


1. P. Manikandan III B.A Eco Shotput I Place (New meet Record)

2. P. Isaac Packianathan III B.A Eco 5000 mts run II Place

o P. Isaac Packianathan, III B.A Eco won II place in the State level mini

marathon run conducted by Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar College of Physical

Education during 18.09.2010.

o Medals won by our college Athletes in the Block level Athletic meet conducted

by SDAT at Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar College of Physical Education during

11.01.2011.

S. Michael Alwin King I. B.A Eco 100 mets run I Place

N. Agneeswaran II b.A Eco 100 mets run II place

P. Gopinath III B.A Eco 400 mets run I Place

A. Kasali Maraikayar I B.Com 400 mets run II Place

N. Agneeswaran II B.A Eco Long Jump I Place

P. Manikandan III B.A. Eco Shot Put I Place

Chess

Our College Chess Club organized a Chess Tournament for our college boys and

girls on 23.07.2010.

Tournaments, selections trials and coaching camps conducted in our college.


University intercollegiate kabaddi tournament was organized I our college,

during 21st and 22nd August 2010.

o Manonmaniam Sundaranar University Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament was

conducted during, 18th and 19th October 2010.

o Thoothukudi District Junior Kabaddi team coaching camp was conducted in

our college for 16 days from 15th to 31st October 2010.

o Thoothukudi district Junior Kabaddi team selection was conducted in our

college on 12.10.2010


o Thoothukudi district senior Kabaddi team selection was conducted in our

college on 06.12.2010.

o Thoothukudi District Senior Kabaddi team coaching camp was conducted in

our college for 7 days from 10th to 16th December 2010.

o Tamilnadu State Senior Kabaddi team coaching camp was conducted in our

college for 10 days from 29.12.2010 to 07.01.2011.

Services Rendered to University and other professional bodies.

Dr. D. Jim Reeves Silent Night, Director of Physical Education has served as

a) Selection Committee Member for

1. M.S. University Kabaddi team

2. M.S University Tennis team

3. Thoothukudi District Kabaddi Junior Team

4. Thoothukudi district Kabaddi Senior Team

b) Technical Resource Person for

1. Thoothukudi District kabaddi championship tournament at Tiruchendur

during 30,31.01.2010

2. Thoothukudi District kabaddi championship tournament at Udangudi

during 01-03.10.2010

3. Tamilnadu State 58th Men kabaddi championship tournament at

Meignanapuram 17,18 &19.12.2010.

Sports Equipment Grant from UGC

The Department of Physical Education received a UGC financial assistance of Rs.

Five lakhs under “ Development of Sports Infrastructure and Equipment to Colleges”

to purchase sports equipments like Fitness equipments, Pole-vault foam bed,

fiberglass pole, weighted javelin, Starting Gun, Weight lifting sets with competition

platform, mechanized lawn mower, Tennis ball propelling machine, and mechanized

iron roller.


Cash Awards for Sports Students

The students who win first and second places in the University level

Tournaments and State level Tournaments and Students who represent the University

team and Tamilnadu state teams of various games are honoured with cash awards

during the College day function.

Intramural Competition

Intramural competitions were conducted for men and women students from

28.02.2011 to 09.03.2011. Football, Volleyball, Kabaddi and Cricket were conducted

for men. Throwball, Tenikoit, Carrom and Chess were conducted for women students.

46th Annual sports Day

46th Annual sports Day was celebrated on 14th March 2011. Dr. S. Bevinson

Perinbaraj, Principal, Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar College of Physical Education was the

chief guest. Athletic events and general events were conducted for men and women

students, teaching and non-teaching staff and differently able students. Cups and merit

certificates were distributed to the winners.

34. Incentive to outstanding Sportsman

Outstanding sports students are given free boarding and lodging in our college hostel

and free play kit.

Cash awards are given to place holders in University, State and National Kevel

Tournament during college day function.

Outstanding sports students are recommended to Sports Development Authority of

Tamilnadu and this year (2009- 2010) 26 students got Rs.5, 350/- (Rupees Five

Thousand Three Hundred and Fifty only) each.


35. Student achievements and awards

Academic Achievements

The following students have secured University Ranks in the Manonmaniam

Sundaranar University April, 2009 Examinations

S.No CLASS Name Rank

1 B.Sc.Computer Science

S.Gnanadurai XX

2 BBA R.Arputharaj XVI

3 M.A., English S.Poornima IX

4 M.A., Economics S.M.B.Fatima Nasrin IV

5 M.Sc., Mathematics S.Sivaram I

6 M.Sc. Mathematics T.Mallika IV

7 M.Sc. Mathematics G.Uma Selvi IX

8 M.Sc., Chemistry S. Muthu Saravana Bagavathy IV

9 M.Sc., Chemistry U.Kalaimathy VII

10 M.Sc., Chemistry C.Anbarasi VIII

11 M.Sc., Chemistry K.Arumuga Sundari X

12 M.Phil., English J.Sathiyalakshmi III

13 M.Phil., Economics S.Akila Kasimathi II

14 M.Phil., Mathematics M.Maheswari II

15 M.Phil., Chemistry C.Shunmuga Sundari I


Manonmaniam Sundaranar University Examination Results – April 2010

B.A. ECONOMICS

SUB.CODE NAME OF THE SUBJECT NO.SENT NO. OF PERCENTAGE

UP PASSED %

I I SEMESTER

R1TL21 Tamil - II 44 27 61%

R2EN21 English - II 31 8 26%

R3EC21 Micro Economics – II 45 30 67%

R3EC22 Economic Statistics – II 42 28 67%

R4PI21 Principles of Management 41 36 88%

RVB2 Value Based Education 44 42 95%

IV SEMESTER:

R1TL41 Tamil I - IV 57 36 63%

R2EN41 English - IV 43 13 30%

R3EC41 Mathematical Methods – II 57 32 56%

R4PI41 International Economics – II 57 55 96%

RCSB4A Personality Development 56 55 98%

RNEC4A Non Major Elective 57 37 65%

VI SEMESTER

3EC61 Macro Economics – II 53 49 92%

3EC62 Indian Economy – II 53 53 100%

3EC6P Subject Project 53 52 98%

3EC63B Development Economics 53 53 100%

I II III Total

ALL PAPERS --- 532 12 6 20 38% 38%

B.A. ENGLISH


UP PASSED %

II SEMESTER

R1TL21 Tamil - II 44 28 64%

R2EN21English – II (Prose, One-Act Plays, 44 29 66%


Grammar And Communication Skills)

R3EN21 Non-Fiction – I 44 22 50%

R3EN22 Poetry – I 45 13 29%

R4EN21Modern English Grammar and Usage 42 28 67%


IV SEMESTER

R1TL41 Tamil - IV 32 17 53%


R3EN41 Fiction – II 31 21 68%

R4EN41History of English Literature II 31 7 23%

RCSB4B Effective Communication 31 31 100%

RNEN4A Non Major Elective 32 29 91%

VI SEMESTER

3EN61 Drama – II 27 21 78%

3EN62 Introduction of Phonetics and

Spoken English 27 27 100%

3EN63B Indian Writing in English 27 21 78%

3EN64C Texts and their Worlds – I 27 23 85%

3EN6P Project 27 27 100%

I II III Total

ALL PAPERS --- 27 - 3 11 14 52% 52%

B.B.ASUB.CODE NAME OF THE SUBJECT NO.SENT NO. OF PERCENTAGE

UP PASSED %

II SEMESTER

R1TL21 Tamil - II 61 55 90%


R3BA21 Business Communication – II 60 51 85%

R3BA22 Business Mathematics 59 41 69%


R4OB21 Environment of Business 60 47 78%


IV SEMESTER

R3BA41 Cost Accounting 51 42 82%

R3BA42 Labour Law 54 48 89%

R3BA4B Sales Management 53 45 85%

R4OB41 Entrepreneurship 53 48 91%


RNBA4B Non Major Elective 54 47 87%

VI SEMESTER

3BA61 Financial Management 41 31 76%

3BA62Production & Operations Management 41 38 93%

3BA63CAdvertising & Sales Promotion 42 34 81%

3BA6P Project 42 42 100%

I II III TotalALL PAPERS --- 42 3 8 17 28 67%

B.ComSUB.CODE NAME OF THE SUBJECT NO.SENT NO. OF PERCENTAGE

UP PASSED %II SEMESTER

R1TL21 Tamil - II 62 44 71%


R3CO3 Financial Accounting – II 62 62 100%

R3CO4 Business Management 62 53 85%

R4AC2Information Technology and Business 62 61 98%


IV SEMESTER

R3CO41Advanced Financial Accounting – II 60 50 83%

R3CO42 Company Organisation 60 57 95%


R4AC4 Business Statistics 59 45 76%

R3CO4A Income Tax – I 60 58 97%


RNCO4A Non Major Elective 59 55 93%

VI SEMESTER

3CO61 Advanced Accounting – II 61 58 95%

3CO62 Industrial Law 61 54 89%

3CO6P Project 61 61 100%

3CO63A Management Accounting 61 56 92%

3CO63BIncome Tax Law and Practice – II 61 59 97%

I II III Total

ALL PAPERS --- 61 1 28 19 48 19 48 79%

B.Com. with Computer ApplicationII SEMESTER

R1TL21 Tamil - II 45 32 71%


R3CV3 Financial Accounting – II 45 44 98%

R3CV4 Business Management 45 34 76%

R4AN2 Programming in ‘C’ - Theory 45 12 27%

R4ANP1 Office Automation - Practical 45 44 98%

R4ANP2Programming in ‘C’ - Practical 43 43 100%


B.Sc. MATHEMATICS



R1TL21 Tamil - II 29 24 83%


R3MA21 Analytical Geometry of 3D & 29 19 66%


Vector differentiation

R3MA22 Differential Equations and 29 23 79%

Vector Integration

R4PH21 Physics – II 29 21 72%

R4PHP Physics Practical 29 29 100%


IV SEMESTER

R1TL41 Tamil - IV 20 19 95%


R3MA41 Abstract Algebra 20 13 65%

R4ST21 Statistics – II 20 15 75%


RNMA4B Non Major Elective 20 17 85%

VI SEMESTER

3MA61 Complex Analysis 28 17 61%

3MA62 Graph Theory 27 13 48%

3MA63 Dynamics 28 14 50%

3MA64A Operations Research – II 28 22 79%

3MA6PP Major Project 29 29 100%

I IIIII Total

ALL PAPERS --- 29 9 3 - 12 41 %

B.Sc. PHYSICS



R1TL21 Tamil - II 24 24 100%


R3PH21 Mechanic’s & Relativity 23 22 96%


R3PH22 Thermal Physics 24 21 88%

R3PHP1 Physics Main Practical 24 23 96%

R4MA2B Differential equations, Laplace 22 13 59%transforms & Vector Integration


IV SEMESTER

R1TL41 Tamil - IV 12 12 100%


R3PH41 Basic Electronics 11 6 55%

R3PHP2 Physics Major Practical 11 11 100%

R4CH21 Chemistry – I 12 8 67%

R4CHP Allied Chemistry Practical 11 11 100%


RNPH4B Non Major Elective 12 9 75%

VI SEMESTER:

3PH61 Nuclear & Particle Physics 20 20 100%

3PH62Relativity & Quantum Mechanics 20 18 90%

3PH63 Solid State Physics 20 18 90%

3PH64C Energy Physics 20 20 100%

3PH6P1 Non-Electronics 20 20 100%

3PH6P2 Electronics 20 20 100%

3PH6P3Computer Programming Using C++ 20 20 100%

3PH6PP Project and Area Study 20 20 100%

I II III TotalALL PAPERS --- 20 12 4 - 16 80%


B.Sc. CHEMISTRY

SUB.CODE NAME OF THE SUBJECT NO.SENT NO. OF PERCENTAGEUP PASSED %

II SEMESTER

R1TL21 Tamil - II 40 37 93%

R2EN21 English – II 37 25 68%

R3CH21 Physical Chemistry - I 38 34 89%

R3CH22 Inorganic Chemistry – II 39 31 79%

R3CHP1 Volumetric Analysis 38 38 100%

R4MA2B Differential Equations Laplace 17 9 53%

Transform & Matrices

R4ZB21

Developmental Zoology,

Ecology, 23 16 70%

Animal Physiology and

Evolution

R4ZBP Zoology Practical 22 22 100%


IV SEMESTER

R1TL41 Tamil - IV 34 34 100%


R3CH41 Organic Chemistry – II 33 21 64%

R3CHP2 Inorganic Qualitative Analysis 34 34 100%

R4PH21 Physics – II 33 26 79%

R4PHP Physics Practical 34 34 100%


RNCH4A Non Major Elective 33 29 88%

VI SEMESTER

3CH61 Organic Chemistry - IV 28 22 79%

3CH62 Physical Chemistry – IV 28 21 75%

3CH63B Industrial Chemistry 28 20 71%


3CH6PP Subject Project (Compulsory) 29 29 100%

3CH6P1 Gravimetric Analysis & 29 29 100%Inorganic Preparation

3CH6P2 Organic Analysis & 29 29 100%Organic Preparation

3CH6P3 Physical Chemistry 29 29 100%

3CH6P4

Separation of an Organic

mixture & 29 29 100%Determination of Physical

constants,

Industrial visit report & Viva-

Voce


B.Sc. COMPUTER SCIENCE


II SEMESTER

R1TL21 Tamil - II 22 22 100%


R3CS21

Object Oriented Programming

- C++ 21 20 95%

R3CSP1 ‘C’ Programming 22 22 100%

R3CSP2 ‘C’ Programming 22 22 100%

R4CS21 Mathematical Foundations for 22 22 100%Computer Science

R4CSP Office Automation Lab 22 22 100%



IV SEMESTER:

R3CS41 Visual Basic 23 14 61%

R3CS4B System Programming 23 23 100%

R3CSP3 Java Programming - Lab 23 23 100%

R3CSP4 Visual Basic - Lab 23 23 100%

R4CS41

Resource Management

Techniques 22 18 82%

R4CSP2 Data Structure 23 23 100%

RCSB4B Effective Communication 23 23 100%

RSCS3B Internet Fundamentals 23 23 100%

RNCS4A Non Major Elective 22 22 100%

VI SEMESTER:

3CS61 Web, Technology and Design 20 20 100%

3CS62Database Management Systems

with Oracle 20 20 100%

3CS63A Neural Networks 20 20 100%

3CS64A J2EE 20 20 100%

3CS6PP Project 20 20 100%

3CS6P1Graphics ,[C,C++ & JAVA] and 20 20 100%Multimedia Programming

3CS6P2 Oracle 20 20 100%


B.Sc. ZOOLOGY



R1TL21 Tamil - II 26 26 100%



R3ZB21 Developmental Zoology 26 24 92%

R3ZB22

Ecology, Toxicology and

Evolution 25 23 92%

R3ZBP1 Major Practical - I 26 26 100%

R4CH21 Chemistry - II 25 14 56%

R4CHP Chemistry Practical 25 25 100%


IV SEMESTER

R1TL41 Tamil - IV 12 12 100%


R3ZB41 Genetics 12 9 75%

R3ZBP2 Practical 12 12 100%

R4PB21 Plant functions Bio technology 11 10 91%

R4PBP Practical 12 12 100%


RNZB4A Non Major Elective 12 11 92%

VI SEMESTER:

3ZB61R Applied Biotechnology 15 14 93%

3ZB62 Bio statistics, Instrumentation 15 12 80%

Computer Applications and

Bioinformatics

3ZB63A Sericulture 15 12 80%

3ZB6PP Subject Project 15 15 100%

3ZB6P1 Practical 15 15 100%



I II III TotalALL PAPERS --- 15 3 - - 3 20%


M.A. ECONOMICSSUB.CODE NAME OF THE SUBJECT NO.SENT NO. OF PERCENTAGE


C21EAdvanced Micro Economics – II 26 20 77%

C22E Macro Economics – II 26 24 92%C23E Statistical Methods 26 19 73%C24E International Economics 26 26 100%C2AE Tourism Management 26 26 100%C2BE Economics of Insurance 26 26 100%

IV SEMESTERC41E Indian Economy 30 30 100%C42E Environmental Economics 30 30 100%

C43EComputer Application in Economics 30 30 100%

C4AE Economics of Infrastructure 30 30 100%C4PE Project Work (Dissertation) 30 30 100%

I II TotalALL PAPERS --- 30 30 - 30 100%

M.A. ENGLISHII SEMESTER

C21F

Literature in English - III

(1798-1914) 29 25 86%

C22F

Literature in English - IV

(1914-2000) 29 22 76%

C23F Fiction – II 29 24 83%

C24F Critical Theory – I 29 20 69%

C2AF

Journalism and Mass

Communication 29 25 86%

IV SEMESTER:

C41F

Study of Classics in

Translation 28 25 89%

C42F Canadian Literature 27 26 96%

C43F Literature and Psychology 28 28 100%


C44F

Research methodology of

Writing skills 28 27 96%

C4AF

Literature for Social

Transformation 28 24 86%

C4PF Project writing and Viva Voce 28 28 100%

I II TotalALL PAPERS --- 28 17 3 20 71%

M.Sc. MATHEMATICS


UP PASSED %II SEMESTERC21M Algebra – II 16 15 94%C22M Analysis – II 16 13 81%

C23MOrdinary Differential Equations 16 16 100%

C24M Classical Mechanics 16 15 94%C2AM Operations Research 16 15 94%C2LM Programming with C++ 16 16 100%IV SEMESTER:C41M Complex Analysis 18 15 83%C42M Topology – II 18 18 100%C43M Functional Analysis 18 14 78%

C44MCalculus of Variations & Integral 18 15 83% Equations

C4PM Project 18 18 100%I II Total

ALL PAPERS --- 18 10 - 10 56%

M.Sc. CHEMISTRYII SEMESTERC21C Inorganic Chemistry – II 24 17 71%C22C Physical Chemistry – II 24 18 75%

C23CAdvanced Topics in Chemistry 24 21 88%

C2AC Water and Soil Analysis 23 20 87%CLAC Organic Chemistry Practical – 24 24 100%


I

CLBCInorganic Chemistry Practical – I 24 24 100%

CLCCPhysical Chemistry Practical – I 24 24 100%

IV SEMESTERC41C Organic Chemistry – III 17 13 76%C42C Physical Chemistry – III 17 14 82%C43C Research Methodology 17 13 76%C4PC Project & Viva-Voce 17 17 100%CLDC Organic Chemistry - II 17 17 100%CLEC Inorganic Chemistry – II 17 17 100%CLFC Physical Chemistry – II 17 17 100%

I II TotalALL PAPERS --- 17 9 - 9 53%

M.Phil. ECONOMICS


UP PASSED %

II SEMESTER

LEC3India and the Global Economy: 15 15 100%

Opportunities & Threats

M.Phil. ENGLISH

II SEMESTER

LEN3 Canadian Literature 15 15 100%

M.Phil. MATHMATICS

II SEMESTER

LMA3ABanach Algebra and Spectral Theory 15 15 100%

M.Phil. CHEMISTRY

II SEMESTER

LCH3Indepth Study of published literature 10 10 100%

NON-MAJOR ELECTIVES INDIVIDUAL RESULT



RNEC4AGlobalization and Indian Economy 57 57 100%

RNEN4A Mass Communication 29 27 93%

RNBA4B Salesmanship 48 41 85%

RNCO4A Salesmanship 61 53 87%

RNMA4BMathematical technique for Life Science 19 16 84%

RNPH4B Office Automation 12 4 33%

RNCH4AChemistry for Competitive Exam II 19 18 95%

RNZB4A Public Health & Hygiene 32 28 88%

RNCS4A Basic Programming Design 19 13 68%

Achievements in co-curricular activities

The following are the achievements of the students’ participation in co-curricular

activities

1. M.Balagangatharan, III B.Sc., (Computer Science) won the Second Prize in the 108th

Kamarajar Birthday Essay Competition conducted by the Kamaraj College,

Thoothukudi on 15th July 2010.

2. Selvan.T.Bharathi II B.Sc (Zoology) of our college won the Third Prize in the District

Level Elocution Competition organised by the Youth Red Cross, Thoothukudi

District at G.Venkataswamy Naidu College, Kovilpatti on 4th August 2010

3. M.Phil Scholalrs participated and presented paper (Title of the paper: Economic

Empowerment through Self help groups) in the one day State Level Seminar on

“Alleviation of Poverty and Capacity building of Women through Micro finance”

organised by the Department of Economics, Sri Sarada College of Women,

Tirunelveli on Tuesday 20th September 2010 and won Second prize.

i. Guru Mahesh Anusia. B. - M.Phil (Eco)ii. Santhanamari . B. – M.Phil (Eco)

Other Details

The following students of our College have participated in various literary and cultural competitions


and other related activities from 01.01.2010 to 31.12.2010

S.No Date Place Event Name of the Participant Prizes Won

1

20.01.2010

Sri Parasakthi

College

Courtallam

University Level

College Competiton

S. Chandra Jeya M.Phil

(Eng)

II Prize

2 27.02.2010 Ettaiyapuam World Tourism Day Elocution Competition(District Level)

R.K. Kathika II M.Sc.,

(Maths) III Prize

3 11.03.2010

&

12.03.2010

Good News

Centre,

Thoothukudi

Two days Residental

Wokshop on "Career

Guidance,

Counselling and

Personality

Development"

D. Chandrasekar II M.A., (Eco) R. Sureshkumar -III B.B.A

-

4 12.07.2010

and

15.07.2010

Kamaraj College,

Thoothukudi

108th Kamarajar's

Birth Day Cultural

Competition

M. Balagangatharan - III

B.Sc., (C.S) V.

Manikandamuthu - III

B.Sc., (C.S)

I. Karuppasamy @Suresh

- III B.Sc., (C.S) S.

Kathiresan - III B.Sc.,

(C.S)

R. Sunil - II B.Sc., (C.S)

M. Suthakar - I B.Sc.,

(AZBT)

II Prize

in Essay

writing

5 31.07.2010

and

01.08.2010

Manonmaniam

Sundaranar

University,

Tirunelveli

XVIII Youth Festival S. Vanakarthic - II B.Sc., (Maths)

A. Kuberan - II B.Sc., (Che)

R. Salamon - II B.Sc., (Maths) R. Arunkumar - I B.Sc., (Phy) M. Suthakar - I B.Sc.,(AZBT)

III Prize

in Painting

6 07.08.2010 Thangammal

Memorial High

School,

Bharathidasan Verse

Writing

M. Suthakar - I B.Sc.,

(AZBT)

-


Thoothukudi

7 27.08.2010 Department of

Tamil ,

Development

Collectorate

Thoothukudi

District

District Level

elocution Competition


B.Sc., (C.S) T.

Bharathi - II B.Sc.,

(AZBT)

-

8 20.09.2010 Aditanar College

of Arts and

Science,

Tiruchendur

World Population Day

Elocution

Competition


B.Sc., (CS)

T. Bharathi - II B.Sc.,

(AZBT)

A. Saseekala - B.Sc.,

(AZBT)

I Prize

II Prize

III Prize

9 21.09.2010 All India Radio,

Tirunelveli

Variety Programme A. Gomathinayagam - III

B.B.A., G.T.

Guna Shalin - III B.B.A.,

A. Samuel - III B.B.A.,

M. Sankar - II B.Sc.,

(Phy) G.

Arumuganainar - III B.Sc.,

(Che)


B.Sc., (Che)

P. Lakshmi Narayanan -

III B.Sc., (Che)

L. Senthil Kumar - I

B.Com.,

S. Arikishnan - I B.Com.,

Sivaraj - I B.Com., (C.A)

J. Sonia - II M.A., (Eco)

G. Usha - I M.A., (Eco)

-

10 26.09.2010 District Forest Office, Thoothukudi

World Forest Day

Painting Competition

S. Vanakarthic - II B.Sc.,

(Maths)

II Prize

11 04.10.2010 Aditanar College

of Arts and

Science,

World Tourism Day

Elocution

T. Bharath - II B.Sc.,

(AZBT)

A. Saseekala - I B.Sc.,

I Prize

II Prize


Tiruchendur Competition (AZBT)

S. Devi Priya - II B.Sc.,

(AZBT)

III Prize

12 20.12.2010 St. Xavier's

College,

Palayamkottai

ADZOOXCOM

(University Level

Competition)

A. Kavidha - II B.Sc.,

(AZBT)

J. Josepin Prinyanka - II

B.Sc., (AZBT)

S. Devi Priya - II B.Sc.,

(AZBT)

G. Sindhuja - II (AZBT)

I Prize in

Quize

III prize

in

Poster

Presentation

T. Bharathi - I B.Sc.,

(AZBT)

S. Maria Vargies - II

B.Sc., (AZBT)

III Prize

Poster

Presentation

A. Kavitha - II B.Sc.,

(AZBT)

III Prize

In Essay

writing

J.Thavasi Mari Selvam, III BBA, (Volunteer, NSS Unit No: 44) of our college was

awarded the University Level Best NSS Volunteer Award for the year 2009-2010.

36. Activities of the Guidance and Counselling Unit

Dr.C.Ramesh is the director of Guidance and Counselling Unit. He organized several

meetings regarding guidance and counselling. For each class, a teacher is nominated

as an ‘Advisor’ and he will act as ‘mentor’ to the students of that class. He/She is in-

charge for three years of the U.G. programme. He/She maintains a cumulative record

which carries all information about his academic and co-curricular performance of all

the six semesters including his bio-data and family background.

Advisor counsels the weak students and guides them to meet the teachers concerned,

to discuss about the subject matter. The class test question papers are discussed in the

class, and the questions which are not answered by the students are explained. The


advisors have personal and constant touch with students and offer guidance and

counselling to them, both in the academic and personal matters. He plays the role of

parent, teacher and counselor. He meets the students and their parents periodically.

The advisors also assist the students to overcome their personal problems, if any.

Students are encouraged to meet the teachers to discuss their academic matters even

after class hours. The details of the academic performances in the university

examinations are sent to the parents with the remarks made by the advisors and head

of the Departments.

The parents of the slow learners are called on and students are given counseling along

with their parents. He continues their touch with the students even after the

completion of their degrees, guiding for their higher education and/or for their career

development.

Equal Opportunity Centre

As per the guidelines of the UGC XI Plan Merged Scheme, the Equal Opportunity

Centre was established.

The centre consists of one Chairman, one Advisor and two staff as members.

The following activities were arranged by the Equal Opportunity Centre

Resolutions

Resolved to co-ordinate with the other co-ordinators / directors to ensure the

inclusion of the underprivileged in all programmes.

Resolved to invite Bank and LIC Officials to speak about the financial

assistance for the disadvantaged groups and about employment avenues

available to them (for the undergraduate students only)

Resolved that the students be given awareness on legal and human rights and

that the Public Prosecutor of Thoothukudi be invited.

Resolved that a one day course be organized to sensitize the P.G. students on

the use of Internet for educational purposes.

Resolved that a course on soft skills be conducted for the final year BC / MBC

/ SC students (both U.G. and P.G.)


Resolved that a pamphlet be circulated on different schemes.

Report of the Awareness Programme on Legal Rights

As per the resolution adopted on 11.01.2011, a one day programme on Legal

Rights was organized on 02.03.2011. Prior to the meeting, a pamphlet-stressing the

need for a thorough understanding of legal rights was distributed to five hundred

students. D.Jebaraj, Public Prosecutor, Thoothukudi was the Resource Person. The

meeting was well attended and about 150 students participated in it. A discussion

session was arranged after the technical session was over. Many students actively

participated in it and a few students clarified their doubts on legal procedures. Both

the undergraduate and postgraduate students gave their feedback about the

programme.

On 14.08.2010 Prof.K.Alwar, Secretary, Anitha Kumaran Matriculation School,

Thandapathu gave a special lecture on “Reservation for Social Justice”.

On 18.08.2010 a special meeting was organized for U.G. and P.G. women students.

Dr.H.Anarkali, Associate Professor of Tamil, A.P.C.Mahalakshmi College for

Women, Thoothukudi gave a special lecture on “Women’s Rights: A Feminist

Perspective”.

On 06.10.2010 a special programme on “Personality Development” was conducted

for the benefit of the final year U.G. students. Dr.M.Kamsa Mohideen, Administer,

Wavoo Wajeeha Women’s College, Kayalpatnam gave special lecture on “Self

Confidence”.

A two day short term course on “Positive Discrimination” for the new entrants was

organized on 09.10.2010 and 10.10.2010. Dr.M.Kannappan, Director, Centre of

Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University,

Tirunelveli gave the inaugural address. The following were the resource persons.

They spoke on various topics as detailed below.

Date and Time Resource Person Topic


09.10.2010 F.N. Dr.S.Prabhakar Property Rights and Social

Discrimination

09.10.2010 F.N Dr.S.Babu Sivaraja

Kirubanithi

Positive Discrimination:

some Reflections

09.10.2010 A.N Dr.K.Thanikasalam Impact of the New

Education Policy on

Reservation

10.10.2010 F.N. Prof.K.Alwar Reservation and

Responsibilities of the

youth

10.10.2010 F.N Dr.D.Barahan Equality of Women” Role

of Men

10.10.2010 A.N Dr.C.Vetrivel Merit and Reservation

ENABLING UNIT OF THE HIGHER EDUCATION FOR PERSONS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS (HEPSN)

SCHEME

On 7.3.2011, a UGC Seminar on “Issues of Differently Abled Persons” was

organized by the Enabling Unit of the Higher Education for Persons with Special

Needs (HEPSN) Scheme in Aditanar College. The Seminar was specifically

organized to motivate the differently abled students of Aditanar College and also to

create awareness among the other students to understand the problems of the

differently abled and to make them to change their flawed perspectives on the

differently abled students. As many of the students had volunteered to attend the

meeting; there were nearly sixty boys and girls in addition to the differently abled

students.

The Co-ordinator of the Enabling Unit Dr. M. Velrajan welcomed the

gathering, stressing on the need for addressing the needs and issues of the differently

abled students. The Principal of Aditanar College, Dr. V. Gopalakrishnan, delivered

the Presidential Address, urging the student community to treat the differently abled

as one among them. The Secretary of Aditanar College Thiru. I. Uthirapandian


felicitated the gathering and the Resource Persons assured that the college would do

all that it can to address the problems of the differently abled. Thiru.T.M.N. Deepak

spoke for nearly two hours on the topic “Disability Demystified”. Mr. T.M.N. Deepak

is now the Assistant Manager of Employee Engagement & CSR Sinar Jernih (I) Pvt

Ltd., Chennai. He is the Government Member nominated to Tamil Nadu Government

Welfare Board for differently abled by the Honourable Chief Minister who is the

Chairman of the Board. He is also a member of the Advisory Panel, Central Board for

film certification. He is also a Guest Lecturer on disability, Anna Institute of

Management, Government of Tamil Nadu. Further he is a life Member of All India

Human Rights Organization. He has also acted as the Hero of Tamil feature film

“Maa” which was produced completely by disabled people. Mr. Deepak shattered the

myths surrounding the disabled and wanted the disabled to be treated like normal

human beings. The emotionality of sentiment that his personal touches created was

diffused by his spontaneous sense of humour. Undoubtedly everybody in the Seminar

hall, when they left for lunch was moved to tears simultaneously realizing their

ignorance and misconceptions.

In the second session, Founder of the Thulir Trust Thiru. H. M.Ahamed Abdul

Cader, an advocate by profession was the resource person. Mr. Abdul Cader had

established a school for the mentally retarded in Kayalpatnam called the Thulir

School for Special Children”. The sole aim of this school is to dedicate itself to the

welfare of persons with Mental Retardation, Cerebral Palsy, Autism and associated

Multiple Disabilities. Such a man, a symbol of Social Service, enlightened the

audience for nearly two hours on the topic “Rights and Entitlements of Disabled

Persons”. Both the eminent Resource Persons were introduced by the member of the

Enabling Unit, Dr. K. Thanikasalam. Soon after the brief discussion which followed

the Enabling Unit Member,

37. Placement services provided to students

The placement centre of the college takes a lot of efforts to arrange for jobs for more

number of students. To create awareness among the students to enter into new courses

and get placement, Career Guidance and Placement Cell is functioning. The cell has a

director, two teaching staff and five students as members.


The club conducts guest lecture on topics such as job opportunities, establishing a

business, using internet, resume writing, Tips to face competitive examinations,

spoken English and interview techniques. The club takes initiatives for campus

interview.

Detail of Campus interviews conducted by the Career Guidance Cell.

I. Campus Interview

S. No

Date & Venue Company No. of students Attended

Selected List

1 19.02.2011 Sarah Tucker College, Tirunelveli.

WIPRO 12 M.Santhana Bose,III B.Sc., Mathematics

2 26.02.2011St. John’s College, Palayamkottai.

TCS 50 1. S.SudalaimaniIII B.Com.

2. S.VasudevanIII B.Com.

3. P.SivaramanIII BBA

4. M.KumaravelIII BBA

5. C.Sathiya SelvanIII BBA

3 17.03.2011Aditanar College of Arts and Science, Tiruchendur.

TAC Limited,Thoothukudi.

25 Result Awaited

4 29.03.2011Aditanar College of Arts and Science,Tiruchendur .

Manish Gas Appliances, Bangalore.

48 1. P.RajaIII BBA

2. G.ChockalingamIII BBA

3. S.KannanIII BBA

5 06.05.2011Aditanar College of Arts and Science,Tiruchendur

Polyhose India (P) Ltd.,

Kancheepuram

39 7 students

6 07.05.2011Aditanar College of Arts and Science, Tiruchendur

L-cube Innovative Solutions Pvt. Ltd.,

Chennai

52 30 students

II. Programme

S. No

Date Programme Venue Attended By

1 14.10.2010 “Manufacturing of Small Scale Industrial Products “ – by Gandhi Gram Seva

Aditanar College of Arts and Science,

Tiruchendur.

50 students from UG courses


Sangam, Kadayanallur .

2 03.10.2010 One day seminar on “College to Career” by TAC Limited, Thoothukudi.


Tiruchendur.

101 students from P.G. Courses

3 22.12.2010 “Course on CA” – by SIRC- ICAI, Thoothukudi.


Tiruchendur.

150 students from BBA and B.Com

III .Model Interview

S.No Date Name of the Candidate Interview for Interview Board Members M/S

1 07.07.2010 P.Patturajam,M.Phil. Economics

Clerk in Tamilnadu Mercantile Bank Ltd.

Dr.C.SekarDr.S.AnbarasanMr.V.Siva ElangoMr.M.GanesanDr.C.Ramesh

2 06.04.2011 D.ChandrasekarM.A.EconomicsSELECTED

Clerk in Tamilnadu Mercantile Bank Ltd.

Dr.C.SekarDr.K.ThanikachalamDr.C.RameshMr.V.Siva Elango

IV. Advertisement Displayed in the Notice Board

S.No Name of the post and Institution Date

1 Clerk – Bank of India 26.07.2010

2 Clerk – UCO Bank 26.07.2010

3 Clerk – South Indian Bank 16.08.2010

4 Probationary Officer – United Bank of India 16.08.2010

5 Assistant / Accountant – Food Corporation of India 09.08.2010

6 Officer / Officer Assistant – Pandian Grama Bank 03.01.2011

7 Group I & II - TNPSC 03.01.2011

IV. List of Eligible students who where sent for Placement

S.No Date Institution No.of Eligible students sent

1 29.09.2010 TITAN – Hosur 292 05.10.2010 Noorul Islam University,

Kumaracoil.38


3 24.12.2011 VHNSN CollegeVirudhunagar.

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38. Development Programmes for Non-Teaching Staff

Periodical training is given to the non-teaching staff when they get promoted from

one category to another. Training in using computer is given to the non-teaching staff

who are newly recruited.

On 22.09.2010 Mrs.J.Siluvai Rose Mary, Typist attended a Computer Training

Course at St.Mary’s College Thoothukudi conducted by the Joint Director of

Collegiate Education, Tirunelveli to prepare papers for Group Insurance

Scheme (GIS) and the installment of papers in the internet.

39. Healthy practices of the institution

The students’ advisory system is one of the Healthy practices of our institution. The

class advisor plays the role of a part-time counselor and helps the students in many

ways to attain their goals and protects them during any crisis as a guardian. The

following are a few student services of the institution.

a) Coordinator of Student Services

b) Women’s Welfare Committee

c) Hindi learning facility

d) Career Guidance and Placement

e) Citizen Consumer Club

The following best practices in ‘Curricular Aspects’ have been implemented by the

institution

o Language laboratory is used in the college.

o Environmental based projects are given to II year U.G. students.

o Slow learners are given remedial coaching.


o Proper guidance is given to the brilliant students to go for higher studies.

o New courses like M.Phil. Chemistry, M.Phil. English and Research programme

in Mathematics and Chemistry are introduced.

o Faculties are sent to Refreshers/Orientation courses.

o Guest lectures are arranged.

o Aptitude test is conducted by the Department of Mathematics every year.

The following Clubs/Associations of the college provide valuable opportunities for

developing their various skills.

1) National Cadet Crops (NCC) – Army wing

2) National Cadet Crops (NCC) – Naval wing

3) National Service Scheme (NSS) – Unit No.43,44,45 & 48

4) Road Safety Patrol

5) Physical Education

6) Library and Information Service

7) Electronics Club

8) Yoga

9) Karate

10) Entrepreneurship Development Programme

The following are the clubs / Associations functioning in the College for the best use

of the valuable opportunities provided to the students by the College.

1) Thiruvalluvar Mantram

2) English Association (UG & PG)


3) Economics Association (UG & PG)

4) Physics Association

5) Chemistry Association (UG & PG)

6) Zoology Association

7) Botany Association

8) Mathematics Association (UG & PG)

9) Commerce Association

10) Business Administration Association

11) Computer Science Association

12) Gandhian Thought Association

13) Campus News – Students Publication

14) Value Education Courses

15) General Knowledge Programme

16) Adventure Club

17) Blood Donors Club

18) Arts Club

19) Chess Club

20) Drama Club (English)

21) Drama Club (Tamil)

22) Music Club

23) Photography Club

24) Philately Club

25) Weight Lifting Club

26) Yoga Club

27) Folk Arts Club

The activities of the clubs are given below

Campus News - Students publication


The Campus News – Students publication has been functioning for the past 30 years.

The objectives of the campus news are: To poster and nurture the inherent talents of

the students towards writing articles in Tamil and English on selected subjects and to

record and publish the information related to different activities taking place in the

college campus during every academic year. The club has a teacher as convener and

two teaching faculty and nine student members from P.G. and U.G. of various

Departments.

Every year the “Campus News” is published in the month of March. It is distributed

to all students and staff members. It contains articles like poem, essay, short stories,

etc. The articles suitable for publication are selected by the editorial board and it is

approved by the Principal. The activities of the clubs, NSS, NCC are also reported in

the campus news. Each student pays rupees two towards the publication of the

campus news. The management supports the publication by supplying material at free

of cost.

Value Education Forum

To inculcate values in the minds of the students, value education forum has been set

up in the college.

The forum consists of three teaching staff and twelve students as members.

Every week the forum conducts a meeting for the students of the college on the topics

such as truth, goal setting, creativity, self-confidence, dedication, peace, yoga, secret

of success, service to the society, human relationship, etc. The sessions are conducted

off the college hours between 8.40 a.m. and 9.30 a.m. usually; the faculty members

give lectures on the above topics. However on special occasions, students have been

given opportunity to speak on their interested topics.

S. No Date Topic Guest Speaker

1 25.08.2010 2010-2011 fy;tp Mz;bd; Prof.T.Paulpandian,


Jtf;f tpohAssociate Professor of English

2 16.09.2010 tho;tpay; mwptpay; rpe;jidfs;

Dr.T.Balu,

Associate Professor of Physics

3 07.10.2010 kd(j;)ijg; ghHj;Jf;f ey;ygb Mr.K.K.Kumaraguru,

Hr.Sec. Teacher, Vice-chairman Alumni Association

4 23.12.2010 New;W> ,d;W ehis Mrs.R.Sreedevei,

Assistant Professor of Physics

General Knowledge Cell

Our youngsters are living in a highly competitive world. To get admission for a

course or to secure a job in reputed concerns, the students must equip themselves with

general knowledge. Hence, the general knowledge cell has been started to promote

the general knowledge activities of different kinds. The cell consists of one teacher as

convener, one teaching faculty from each Department and four students as members.

A general knowledge test is conducted for our students twice in a year. Once in a year

“IAS model” test is conducted for interested students. Every year a district level

inter-collegiate general knowledge (GK) test for Kamarajar Memorial Rolling Cup for

college students is conducted. To inculcate the intellectual thirst among school

children, every year the cell conducts G.K. test for them. Winners are awarded with

T. P. Meenakshi Sundaranar Memorial Rolling cup.


The following activities were conducted during the year 2010-2011.

o IAS Model Test was conducted in the college for the interested students on

01.02.2011.

o Inter-School General Knowledge competition for the T.P. Meenakshi

Sundaranar Memorial Rolling Cup was held in the college on 02.02.2011.

Eight schools participated.

o Inter Collegiate General Knowledge Competition was conducted for Kamarajar

Memorial Rolling Cup in the College on 09.02.2011. Eight Colleges

participated.

Adventure Club

The objectives of the adventure club are: To encourage the spirit of adventure and to

promote the spirit of leadership among the students.

A committee is duly constituted with a teacher and student representatives every year

to undertake adventure programmes.

Fine Arts Club

The fine arts club has been formed to bring the latent talents of the students to lime-

light. Also, the club motivates and inspired the students.

The club has a teacher as convener, five teaching faculty and five students as

members.

Every year the club is conducting various competitions including Pongal Festival

Competition. Attractive prizes are given to the winners. Generally the competitions

are conducted on theme basis. The themes are so chosen to instill in the students, the

higher goals like national integration, tolerance and communal harmony.


Chess Club

Chess is the game of intelligence. To popularize the game among the youth, chess

club has been functioning in the college.

The club contains a faculty member as director and student members. The club

conducts chess tournaments every year. The winners have been awarded with

trophies.

Drama Club (English)

To enhance the reading and theatrical skills of the students and to encourage them to

face the stage boldly, drama club has been functioning in the college.

The club has a teacher as convener, and II P.G. and III B.A. English literature students

as members.

Every year, the club is conducting competitions for II M.A. and III B.A. English

literature students as one of the classroom activities. Prizes and best actor award have

been given to the winners of the drama competitions. Action and delivery of dialogue

have been mainly emphasized. Pronunciation, costumes and make-up are not

emphasized in the drama competitions.

Drama Club (Tamil)

To enhance the inborn talents of the students, the drama club has been formed.

The club is directed by a teacher as the convener and co-ordinated by three teaching

faculty and it has five student members. The club gives training to the students and

they are encouraged to give cultural programmes for the functions such as College

Day, Youth Festival etc. The talented students have been sent to various competitions

conducted by other institutions.


Music Club

The objective of the club is to develop the talents such as singing songs and playing

musical instruments among student community.

There are four teaching faculty and eleven students in the executive committee. The

club conducts ‘Pongal Kalai Vizha Competitions’ on solo song, group song, solo

dance, group dance, playing musical instruments, mimicry, drawing, painting, rangoli,

etc. Winners have been awarded prizes every year.

The club has music instruments like Dabala, Harmoniam, Violin, Dolak, Villupattu

instruments, etc. Our students participate in inter-collegiate competitions with these

instruments.

Photography Club

To impart knowledge about techniques of photography and develop the art of

photography to the students, Photography Club has been organized in the college.

The club has a director, three faculty members and students volunteers as members.

The club has a Master Album, in which the photographs of various activities

organized in the college are kept. We spare our digital camera to various

Departments, who are in need of it for their meeting. The club sends photographs of

fresh graduates to their respective addresses after the convocation.

Philately Club

The objectives of the club are:

o To help the students to recover from physical and mental illness,

o To offer them chances to make new friends,

o To help the students to have a glimpse of global cultures, flora and fauna of the

world because every stamp has a story to tell.


Philately club consists of a director, two staff members and eleven student members.

Among the student members, one senior member is the secretary.

Two days exhibition is conducted every year in the college. Students participate and

display their stamp collections in the exhibition.

Folk Arts Club

The aim of the club is to popularize folk arts in the minds of the college students.

The club consists of four teaching staff and eleven students as members. The club

organizes competitions for the students on folk songs, dance, one-act play, drawing,

handicrafts, etc. Every year prizes are awarded for the winners. The club is

conducting Pongal festival celebrations in collaboration with fine arts club and music

club.

Gardening Club

The objectives of the club are

o To enhance medicinal and herbal plants in the campus,

o To beautify the garden,

o To impart ecological importance of gardening among the students.

The club has a convener from the teaching faculty and 10 students as members.

The club arranges to water the trees and ornamental plants of the campus. It maintains

the garden and flowering plants. Every year the club arranges planting of new

saplings. It identifies the campus flora and fauna by naming them. It also identifies

some plants of economic and medicinal importance in the campus. The club plants

some rare saplings in the garden. Some important plants in our campus are: Pongamia

glabra, Pettaphorum glaccum (Indian beech), Morus Alba (White mulberry),


Syzygium cumini (Black plum), Ricinus communis (Castor), Memidemus indicus

(Indian sarasaparilla) and Morinda tinctoria (Morinda).

Numismatic Club

The objective of the club is to create awareness among the students about the need for

hobbies, its usefulness and to get more knowledge about different countries.

The club consists of one director from the staff members, one student secretary and ---

10 student members. Dr.C.Ramesh, Associate Professor of Economics is the Director

of the Numismatic Club.

Every year the club conducts two day exhibition in the college library. The students

participate and display their coins of historic importance in the exhibition.

Magazine Committee

The magazine committee functions in the college to bring out the talents of the

students in creative writing and to report the achievements of the college in the

magazine.

The magazine committee has a Chief Editor, a Convenor, thirteen Faculty members

and seven students on the editorial board.

The magazine is published every year. It contains articles, poems, drawings, jokes,

etc, written by the students. The annual report of the college is presented in the

magazine. The report of the results of the examination, the activities of the Clubs,

NSS and NCC units, the photographs of top rankers in the university examinations,

NCC senior cadets, NSS secretaries and university players appear in the magazine. In

addition to that the photographs of important events of the college are also included in

it.

The magazine contains the writings of the teaching faculty also. Whenever the staff

members retire, the magazine brings out their profile in recognition of their service.


Karate and Weightlifting Club

The aim of the club is to popularize karate and weightlifting among the students.

The club consists of one coach, one director and five student members. The club gives

training to the students and sends them to participate in district, state and national

level competitions. Often students win prizes.

Information Service

The information service has been functioning with the objective of helping the

candidates at the time of admission in the college, and also provides part-time

employment to some poor students throughout the year.

The information service is organized by a convener, Mr.V.Siva Elango, Assistant

Professor of Economics. It consists of one faculty member and 12 students.

The information club acts as a liaison between the office and the students during

admission and also during regular services throughout the year. For this purpose the

student volunteers help in the following ways:

o Giving guidance to candidates/parents to fill up any application form.

o Answering queries.

o Registering students for seminars/competitions.

o Delivering students letters.

o Selling postal covers, cards, stamps/articles, etc.

o Receiving articles for campus news and college magazines and other

competitions.

o Intimating the students about the valuable articles lost / found.


Audio Visual Club

Audio visual club is organized to teach the staff and students for handling the audio

visual equipments and to install the audio visual equipments to various functions,

activities and programmes of the Departments and college.

The audio visual equipments available in the club are: LCD projector, overhead

projector, DVD player, amplifiers, micro phones, speakers, and TV.

A committee has been formed for the smooth functioning of the club. The committee

comprises 5 staff members and 9 students as members. Dr.P.Selvarajan, Assistant

Professor of Physics act as in charge of Audio Visual Club.

Every year the club provides audio visual equipments to various activities such as

college day, sports day, guest lectures, seminars, cultural programmes, Department

associations and counselling for admissions.

Writers Forum (Tamil)

The writers forum-Tamil has been functioning with the following objectives

o To help the students in developing their writing skills

o To enable them to sharpen their critical thinking and literary sensibility

o To promote the creativity in the students

The forum has a director and 5 teaching faculty and 17 students as members. The

forum brings out manuscript magazine every year. It carries the writings of students’

short stories, essays, poems, etc. Prizes are given for the best writings.


Writers Forum (English)

The writer’s forum (English) has been functioning with the following objectives:

o To help the students in developing communicative competence in their writing

skill

o To enable them to sharpen their critical thinking and literary sensibility

o To promote creativity and self confidence in them and to mould their

personality to face the highly competitive world.

The Forum has a director and 5 faculty members and 15 students as members. The

Forum brings out a manuscript magazine called “ADBEAMS”. The magazine is

published twice a year. It carries the writings of students’ short stories, essays,

poems, tidbits, etc. The Forum is planning to give training to the members in

creative writing and Blog writing on web by the experts in the field this year.

A one day Workshop on “Developing Writing Competence” was organized.

Prof.K.Xavier Amalraj, Dr.R.Babu Sivaraja Kirubanithi and Dr.K.Thanikasalam

served as Resource Persons. They spoke on “Creative Communication Read and

Reflect” and “Right word in Right Place” respectively.

On 24.12.2010 and 27.12.2010, contests in Essay writing and short story writing were

conducted. A special lecture on “The Art of Translation” was given by Mr.T.Xavier

Beski Arockiaraj, Assistant Professor of English.

The forum published its online magazine (ADBEAMS) and its print verson in January

2011.


Eco Club

The eco club was started in the year 2009 January with a mission to ensure

environmental sustainability. The objectives of the eco club are: planning and

management of natural resources (land and water), conservation of Bio-diversity,

water supply and sanitation, environmental education and management.

The club has a convener, two teaching faculty and seven students as members. Eco

club aims at organizing seminars, workshops, conferences and training programmes

and creating environmental awareness and forming strategies for ensuring

environmental sustainability.

Health Club

To promote the awareness on health among the students and to the community

through them, the health club has been functioning in the college.

Meetings are arranged in the college campus on “AIDS awareness communicable

diseases” and preventive measures to be taken, by experts from medical profession.

The club members engage themselves in field activity by maintaining sanitation

during festival season at the temple of Tiruchendur along with NSS students of the

college. The members join with Rotary & Lions club in the Pulse Polio Campaign in

Tiruchendur. The club periodically maintains the supply of purified water to the

students. In times of emergency, the club lends a helping hand to those who affected

among students by taking care of them in hospitals. The club is performing its

functions with the aim of serving the students and the community at large.


Co-ordination of Clubs and Advisors

Co-ordination of club

There are thirty clubs engaged in imparting guidance, orientation and values on

various spheres to the students. The co-ordinator integrates the club activities through

a common meeting of the directors. At the end of the year, the progress of the clubs is

assessed in a separate meeting.

Co-ordination of the advisors

Each class has an adviser to guide the students. To co-ordinate the advisory system, a

meeting is being conducted whenever necessary. The information to be given to the

students are discussed in the meeting and passed on to them through the respective

advisors.

Moreover a booklet on guidelines for advisors has been given to the advisors. It

contains information such as college rules and regulations, examination rules,

competitive examinations, values, personality development, entrepreneurial

development, etc. The advisers have to impart the information to the students then and

there till they complete the degree course.

Student Services

Student services club has been organized to assist the students to participate in

different competitions conducted by university, colleges and other organizations.

The club consists of one director, Dr.V.Malaisoodum Perumal, 10 student volunteers

and one part-time student paid from the management fund.


The objectives of the “student services” club are

o To identify the various soft skills of the students

o To motivate the identified students to participate in various competitions such

as elocution, essay writing, quiz, poem writing, cultural events, literary,

software marketing, mimicry, one act play, debate, drawing and recitation in

and off the college

o To arrange for financial assistance to the participants

o To make them to participate in programmes of All India Radio and talk shows

in televisions

o To arrange intra-collegiate competitions to select the top seeded students.

o Our students are getting I, II, III prizes in district level, inter-collegiate level,

state level and university level competitions every year.

A sample of Advertisement Displayed in the Notice Board

o Elocution Competition on “,e;jpa [dehafk; “ was conducted by the

Thoothukudi District Collector was displayed in the notice board on 18.01.2011.

o National Level Essay Competition on “The Engine of Economic Development” (or)

Attaining Competitiveness through Competition for all college students were

displayed in the Notice Board on 05.04.2011 conducted by Shri.G.R.Wadhwa,

Advisor (FA), Competition Commission of India, The Hindustan Times House, 18-

20, Kasturba Gandhi Marg, New Delhi – 110 001

Women’s Welfare Committee

To empower girl students and lady teachers to face problems boldly, to improve their

talents in all fields of knowledge and to participate in various programmes of the

college, the women’s welfare committee has been formed.


The committee has a convener, four co-odinators, one secretary, one joint secretary

and 2 executive committee members from various Departments.

The committee celebrates women’s day every year in the month of March, Pongal

festival in January and arranges health awareness programmes for women. The club

arranges tour for two days to different places of interest. The committee also

organizes employment registration camp in the college for P.G. students. Grievances

of women (staff and students) are discussed by senior member in the Women’s

Welfare Committee and appropriate actions are taken in consultation with the

Principal confidentially. To cater the needs of the increasing number of girls, our

Principal has provided them with a spacious room, ‘Aqua Guard water purifier’,

uninterrupted water supply and an inter-com in the women’s retiring rooms.

The following activities were arranged by the Women Welfare Committee

o Women’s Day Meeting was conducted for our Girl students on 13.03.2010.

Mr.Tamilchelvan a renowned Tamil Writer was the Chief Guest of the

meeting.

o Pongal Day was celebrated on 04.02.2010 by the Committee members and

students.

Library Committee

The objective of the committee is to improve the function of the library.

The librarian is the director of the committee. The executive committee contains 7

teaching faculty and students representatives as members.

The committee arranges book exhibition every year. It also takes care of infrastructure

such as computerizing the library, purchasing new books and journals, furnishing the

library, providing photo copying facility, internet facility and binding of journals.


Community Radio Club

The aim of the community radio club is to provide programmes and technical support

to the Sivanthi Community Radio of the college.

The community radio club consists of four teaching staff and seventeen students as

members. Out of seventeen students, four students are involved in the technical

aspects of the radio such as recording and editing the programmes and the remaining

students are concentrating in the preparation of programmes to be broadcasted. The

teaching members provide programmes and encourage other faculty members and

public to participate in the community radio activities.

Red Ribbon Club

To create AIDS awareness among the public with help of the student volunteers, the

Red Ribbon Club (RRC) has been organized.

The club has a director and student volunteers as members. Tamil Nadu AIDS

Control Society, Chennai is providing funds every year to conduct various

programmes.

The club conducts AIDS awareness rally with the help of NSS volunteers and RRC

members at Tiruchendur. It has organized one day seminar on “AIDS Awareness”

with the help of SEDCO, a voluntary organization and also has arranged for 10 hour

module discussion with speaker from Tamil Nadu AIDS Control Society.

Gandhian Thought Association

The aim of the club is to inculcate Gandhian Values among the students.

The executive committee consists of four teachers and 26 students as members.


The club conducts Gandhian Thought classes to the students which pave the way for

getting university diploma and certificates on Gandhian Thought. Many staff

members teach at free of cost. The club celebrates Gandhi Jayanthi every year in the

way of conducting competition in different areas such as verse writing, essay writing,

story writing, elocution, etc. The winners have been awarded prizes.

Co-operative Stores

The objective of the college co-operative store is to provide stationery service and

credit sales to the students and staff.

Co-operative store provides the facility of credit sales to purchase home appliances

computer, television, refrigerator, etc. to the staff. Staff members have been benefited

by the scheme. Students can buy text books, note books and other stationery items at

concession rate. The co-operative store operates very profitably and the net surplus

created in the co-operative store is more than seven lakhs.

Physical Education Association

The physical education association aims at improving physical fitness and knowledge

of sports and games among the students.

It conducts training on maintaining physical fitness to the sports students of the

college.

Grievance Redressal Committee

Grievance Redressal Committee has formally been established to guide and counsel

the students in finding solutions to problems. The cell suggests remedial measures.


40. Linkages adopted with National / International, academic Research

Members of staff of our college are life members of many National Academic bodies.

In the Department of Economics four members are Life member of The Indian

Economic Association.

Dr.P.Thangavelu, Associate Professor of Mathematics has occupying the following

positions.

Life Member of Indian Mathematical Society ( LM: T-05-040).

Life Member of Indian Academy of Mathematics, Indore, India (LM-203).

Life Member of Kerala Mathematical Association, India.

Life Member of Tamil Nadu Mathematical Society, India.

Executive Committee Member of Indian Academy of Mathematics, Indore for the

period 2006 to 2008.

Editor in Chief, KBM Journal of Mathematical Sciences & Computer Applications,

www.kbm-scientific-publishing.org

Member of the Editorial Board of the on line Journal “ Scientific Research and

Essays”. http://www.academicjournals.org/SRE

Member of the Editorial Board of the Scientific Journal International(SJI)

http://www.scientificjournals.org

Reviewer for the Journal of Egyptian Mathematical Society.

Member of the Editorial Board of “International Journal of Engineering, Science and

Technology (IJEST).


41. Any other relevant information the institution wishes to addStamp and Coin Exhibition

Philately and Numismatic clubs of our college arranged an exhibition on stamps and

coins in our college library on 13th and 14th October, 2010. 10 students of our college

displayed their collections. Coins and stamps of different countries, postal covers,

stamped documents, medals, and recharge cards of different countries were displayed

in the exhibition.

Student’s service

Students’ rendered their service in Tamil Nadu State Assembly Election held on

13.04.2011.

Thirty Nine students of II year and III year B.Sc., (Computer Science) served as

“Laptop & Web Camera Operators” in the election held on 13.04.2011.d on 19.12.200

College activities

1. On 08.01.2011 the 31st State Level Conference of the Association of

Economists of TamilNadu (AET) was held under the auspicious of the

Economics Department of our College. The venue was Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar

Auditorium in Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar College of Engineering, Tiruchendur. It

was presided over by Father Rev. Dr. A.G. Leonard SJ who is the President of

the Economists Association and Former Principal of St. Joseph’s College

Tiruchirappalli. Padmashree Dr. B. Sivanthi Aditanar, Chairman of our college

inaugurated the conference and also received the Souvenir, which was

released by Dr. R.T. Sabapathy Mohan, Vice-Chancellor, Manonmaniam

Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli. Dr. C. Thangamuthu, Former Vice

Chancellor, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli delivered the special

lecturer in the conference. Padmashri.Dr.B.Sivanthi Aditan and Rev. A.G.


Leonard SJ Chairman, AET gave speeches with the conference. The Vice

Chancellor of Manonmaniam Sundaranar University and Mr. S.R. Jeyadurai,

Member of Parliament, Thoothukudi, Mr. M. Kamalraj @ Thinakaran, H.O.D,

and the Secretary Mr. I. Uthirapandian gave the felicitations. Our Chairman

gave the medal to Ms. Kavitha who stood First in M.A., Economics and the

Vice Chancellor distributed the certificate to her. The Former Principal of

M.T.D. Hindu College and Professor of Gobichettipalayam College and Dr.

Chithra Professor in the Kather Mohideen College, Nagapattinam were also

awarded mementos. The awards for the best papers were given to Prof.

Sankamithra (Bharathiyar Univesity, Kovai), Prof. Gopalakrishnan (Raja

College, Puthukottai) Prof. Shunmugam, Ms. Jeyaselvi and Mr. Jeyachandran.

The participants submitted the papers in three different sections. Dr. M.

Sebastian Memorial Lecturer was given by Professor K. Padmanaban (Former

Head, Department of Economics) Sacret Heart College, Tirupattur).

The Tamilnadu Economists Association conference continued on

second day on 09.01.2011. This was attended by more than 425 Professors and

Scholars. The key-note address was given by Dr. M.P.Gurusamy, who was the

Former Principal of Aditanar College; He spoke about the Gandhian

Economics in the present trend. A special talk was given by Dr. S. Manickam,

Registrar, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli. Mr. R.

Krishnakanthan, Chief Executive Officer, Aditanar Educational Institution, Dr.

M.Hamsa Mohideen, Former Head, Department of Economics, Aditanar

College and Dr. T. Paulpandian, Associate Professor in the English

Department and also a Member of Syndicate of Manonmaniam Sundaranar

University offered felicitations.

2. Annual Sports Day was celebrated in our college on 14.03.2011.

3. The U.G. Economics Association conducted the valedictory function on 30.03.2011.


4. The P.G. Economics Association conducted Valedictory Function on

31.03.2011.

5. On 24.01.2011 Varushabishegam was celebrated in Sri Sithi Vinayagar

Temple in our college premises.

6. On 28.01.2011 State Level Workshop on “Development of Interpersonal

Skills” was conducted by the B.B.A., Department

7. On 29.01.2011 State Level Seminar on “Higher Education in Commerce –

Prospects and Challenges” was conducted by the Department of Commerce.

8. On 04.02.2011 the research Department of Economics of our college

conducted an one day workshop on “Computer Applications for Research in

Economics”.

9. On 04.02.2011 the Department of P.G. Chemistry conducted a National

Seminar on “Recent Progress in Chemistry”.

10. On 07.02.2011 a National Level Seminar on “Theory, Criticism &History” was

conducted by the Department of English.

11. On 10.02.2011 a one day seminar on “New Literature” was conducted by the

Department of English.

12. On 10.02.2011 a one day workshop on “Career Planning and Entrepreneurial

Development” was conducted by the Department of Economics Research

Centre.

13. On 12.02.2011 the Department of English conducted Inter-collegiate English

Theatrics Competition for Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar Rolling Cup.

14. VAO Examination was conducted in our college on 20.02.2011


Seminars/Conferences/Guest lecturers/ Workshops/Symposium attended by

Teachers and paper presentation

o Dr.P.Thangavelu, Associate Professor of Mathematics has attended the

G.Venkataswamy Naidu College Mathematics Association Meeting on

29.09.2010 and delived a guest lecture on “Rough Sets”.

o Mr.C.P.Balakrishnan, Assistant Professor of Botany has participated in the

National Symposium on “Marine Plants” held from 23rd to 235th September

2010 at the Centre of Advanced Studey in Marine Biology Faculty of Marine

Sciences, Annamalai University, Parangipettai, Tamil Nadu.

o Dr.R.Rita Yasodha attended a National Seminor on “Voices from the New

Millennium Writers” on 30.09.2010 organised by the Department of English,

Sarah Tucker College, Tirunelveli.

o Mr.R.Muthukrishnan, Librarian attended the First International Conference on

“Information Management: Envisioning the Future Libraries” on 7th and 8th

October 2010 conducted by the Department of Library and Information

Science, Rev.Jacob Memoraial Christian College, Santhipuram, Ambilikkai,

Tamil Nadu.

o Miss.K.Ramajeyalakshmi, Assistant Professor of English attended the National

Seminar on “Trends in Canadian Literature” organized by the Department of

English, Women’s Christian College, Nagercoil on 23.09.2010.

o Mr.T.Xavier Beski Arockiaraj, Assistant Professor of English attended the

National Seminar on “Trends in Canadian Literature” organized by the

Department of English, Women’s Christian College, Nagercoil on 23.09.2010.


o Mrs.V.Shanthi, Assistant Professor of English attended the National Seminar

on “Trends in Canadian Literature” organized by the Department of English,

Women’s Christian College, Nagercoil on 23.09.2010.

o Dr.M.Kannan, Associate Professor of Tamil attended a conference and gave

guest lecture on “nrk;nkhopahd ek;nkhop” organized by Bharathiyar

Mantram, S.Vellasamy Nadar College, Nagamalai, Madurai on 06.09.2010.

o Mr.C.P.Balakrishnan, Assistant Professor of Botany attended one day National

Seminar on “Youth for Green Environment and Sustainable Future” organized

by the Department of Plant Biology and Plant Biotechnology, St.Mary’s

College, Thoothukudi on 17.09.2010.

o Dr.S.Jeyakumar, Assistant Professor of Zoology attended two popular science

lectures on “Biodiversity & Need for Conversation and Ozonc: The Present

Scenario” conducted by the District Science Centre, Tirunelveli on 16.09.2010.

o Miss.K.Rama Jeyalakshmi, Assistant Professor of English attended ARCADIA

’10 organised by the Department of English, Lady Doak College, Madurai on

03.09.2010.

o Mr.T.Paul Pandian, Associate Professor of English served as a Resource

Person in the Literary Association Meeting of the Department of English,

St.John’s College, Palayamkottai on 31.08.2010.

o Mr.T.Xavier Beski Arockia Raj, Assistant Professor of English attended one

day seminar on “Crossdisciplinarity: Literature and other Disciplines” on

16.08.2010 at V.O.Chidambaram College, Thoothukudi.

o Mrs.V.Shanthi, Assistant Professor of English attended one day seminar on

“Crossdisciplinarity: Literature and other Disciplines” on 16.08.2010 at

V.O.Chidambaram College, Thoothukudi.


o Mr.R.Balakrishnan, Assistant Professor of Computer Science attended a two

day National Level Seminar on “Recent Trends and Research Issues in Cyber

and Data Security” on 20th and 21st August 2010 at National Engineering

College, K.R.Nagar, Kovilpatti

o Mr.S.Sethuramalingam, Associate Professor of Computer Science attended a

two day National Level Seminar on “Recent Trends and Research Issues in

Cyber and Data Security” on 20th and 21st August 2010 at National Engineering

College, K.R.Nagar, Kovilpatti

o Mr.V.Malaisoodum Perumal, Assistant Professor of Zoology attended a one

day workshop for the Youth Coordinators organized by the Department of

Youth Welfare, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli

o Mr.P.Prabhakaran, Associate Professor of Economics attended Annual

Conference of ANO’s held at Unit Head Quarters at Thoothukudi on

19.07.2010.

o Dr.K.Kathireson, Assistant Professor of Tamil attended a State Level Youth

Carnival 2010 competition for the NSS Volunteers on 29.07.2010 at

Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli.

o Mr.D.S.Mahendran, Associate Professor of Computer Science attended NCC

Training Conference at Thoothukudi on 27.07.2010.

o Dr.D.Jim Reeves Silent Night, Director of Physical Education attended the

Annual General Meeting of Directors of Physical Education held at the

Department of Physical Education & Sports, Manonmaniam Sundaranar

University, Tirunelveli on 09.07.2010.


Fixtures Meeting in connection with Intercollegiate Men & Women


Tournament held at the Department of Physical Education and Sports,



Manonmaniam Sundaranar University Intercollegiate Men & Women Chess

Tournament held at M.D.T. Hindu College, Tirunelveli on 28th and 29th July

2010.

o Mrs.Antony Sagaya Chithra, Associate Professor of Business Administration

attended a National Level Seminar on “Trends in Accounting, Taxation and

Management – Today and Tomorrow” organized by the Department of

Commerce, St.Mary’s College, Thoothukudi on 9th and 10th December 2010.

o Mrs.P.Arockia Mary Fernandez, Associate Professor of Zoology attended a

National Level Seminar on “Ensuring the Sustainability of Coastal

Environment” by the Department of Zoology, St.Mary’s College, Thoothukudi

on 15th and 16th December 2010.

o Mr.R.Muthukrishnan, Librarian attended two days workshop on “Access to

Library Networks and Schlarly Databases” conducted by Bharathidasan

University Library, Trichirappalli on 16th and 17th December 2010.

o Mr.S.Sethuramalingam, Associate Professor of Computer Science, attened the

International Conference on “Emerging Trends in Mathematics and Computer

Applications” on 16.12.2010 at MEPCO Schlenik Engineering College,

Sivakasi.

o Dr.C.Sekar, Associate Professor of Mathematics given Special Lecture on

“Quantitative Aptitude” in two day workshop on “Quantitative Aptitude”

organized by the Department of Mathematics, Vellalar College for Women,

Erode on 6th and 7th January 2011.


o Dr.P.Thangavelu, Associate Professor of Mathematics attended a one day State

Level Workshop on “Nurturing the Spril of Research among Under Graduate

Students” organized by the Department of Zoology, A.P.C. Mahalaxmi

College for Women, Thoothukudi on 27.01.2011.

o Mr.C.P.Balakrishnan, Assistant Professor of Computer Science attended the

State Level Seminar on “Bioprospecting of Natural Resources” organized by

the Department of Zoology and Bio-technology and Plant Biology & Plant

Bio-Technology, Madurai Diraviyam Thayumanavar Hindu College on

28.01.2011.

o Dr.P.Selvarajan, Assistant Professor of Physics attended the National

Conference on “Recent Trends in Crystal Growth and Nanotechnology” at

Arignar Anna College, Aralvoymoli on 28th and 29th January 2011.

o Dr.C.Ramesh, Associate Professor of Economics attended the Placement

Programme for Placement Officers of Colleges organized by the Career

Counselling Cell, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli on

31.01.2011.


“gjpndz;fPo;fzf;F czHj;Jk; mwf;fUj;Jf;fs;” at Aditanar College of Arts

and Science and presented a paper on “gonkhopAk; tuyhw;W mwf;fUj;Jf;fSk;”.


a State Level Workshop on “Career and Entrepreneurial Development” on

08.02.2011 at St.Xaviers College, Palayamkottai.


National level Seminar on “Status of Human Rights and Democracy in


Industries” by the Department of Management on 11th and 12th February 2011

at Gobi Arts and Science College, Erode.

o Mr.T.Xavier Beski Arockiaraj, Assistant Professor of English attended the

National Conference on “Innovations and Initiatives in Teacher Education”

organized by Dr.Sivanthi Aditanar College of Education, Tiruchendur on 11.02

2011.

o Mrs.V.Shanthi, Assistant Professor of English attended the National

Conference on “Innovations and Initiatives in Teacher Education” organized

by Dr.Sivanthi Aditanar College of Education, Tiruchendur on 11.02 2011.

o Mr.R.Muthukrishnan, Librarian attended one day workship on “Inflibnet User

Awareness Concerning N-List” organized by Central Library, Manonmaniam

Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli on 11.02.2011.

o Mrs.V.Shanthi, Assistant Professor of English attended a National Level

Conference on “Innovations and Initiatives in Teacher Education” at

Dr.Sivanthi Aditanar College of Education on 11th and 12th February 2011.

o Mr.T.Paul Pandian, Associate Professor of English attended the one day

seminar on “Indian Writing in English” organized by Sadakathullah Appa

College, Tirunelveli on 21.02.2011.

o Mr.T.Xavier Beski Arockia Raj, Assistant Professor of English attended the

one day seminar on “Indian Writing in English” organized by Sadakathullah

Appa College, Tirunelveli on 21.02.2011.

o Dr.T.Balu, Associate Professor of Physics attended a workshop on “The Art of

Research Grant Proposal Writing and Research Publication for Colleges and

University Young Teachers” on 24th and 25th February 2011.


o Dr.K.Thanikasalam, Associate Professor of English attended a workshop on

“The Art of Research Grant Proposal Writing and Research Publication for

Colleges and University Young Teachers” on 24th and 25th February 2011.

o Dr.M.Kannan, Associate Professor of Tamil attended seminar on

“njhy;fhg;gpa thapy;kuGfSk; rq;f ,yf;fpag; gjpTfSk;” conducted by

the Department of Tamil, S.Vellasamy Nadar College, Madurai on 25.02.2011.

o Mrs.P.Bharatha Chelvi, Assistant Professor of English attended a National

Seminar on “Cultural Transformations: Issues in Canadian Literature”

organized by the Department of English, St.Mary’s College, Thoothukudi in

collaboration with the Department of English, Manonmaniam Sundaranar

University, Tirunelveli on 1st and 2nd March 2011.

o Dr.S.Narayana Rajan, Associate Professor of Business Administration acted as

a Resource Person in a one day State Level Symposium on “College to

Corporate Sector” at Sadakathullah Appa College, Tirunelveli on 03.03.2011.

o Dr.P.Selvarajan, Department of Physics attended the meeting of Major

Research Project on 24.03.2011 in the office of the University Grants

Commission, New Delhi.

o Mrs.P.Baratha Chelvi, Assistant Professor of English attended a one day

National Seminar on Unique Indian Postcolonical Condition: Culture and

Gender” organized by the Postgraduate Department of English,

V.O.Chidambaram College, Thoothukudi on 25.03.2011.

Students/Teacher who had held position in University/State/National/International Level

o Mr.T.Paulpandian, Associate Professor of English is a Syndicate Member

of the Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli.


o Mr.M.Kamalraj @ Thinakaran, Head of the Department Economics was the

President of Association of Economists of Tamil Nadu (Annual Conference

of Association of Economists of Tamil Nadu) for the year 2010 -2011.

Publications of Books, Papers, Articles by the teachers

o Dr.P.Selvarajan, Assistant Professor, Department of Physics has published a

Research Paper entitled “Studies on Growth and Various Properties of Triglycine

Sulfate (TGS) Crystals Doped with Copper Sulphate” published in the

international journal “Recent Research in Science and Technology”.

o Dr.M.Velrajan, Associate Professor and Head, Department of Mathematics

and Mr.A.Asokkumar, Associate Professor of Mathematics published a

paper entitled “Note on Isomorphism Theorems of Hyperrings” in the

journal “International Journal of Mathematics ad Mathematical Sciences”

on December 2010.

o Dr.P.Selvarajan, Assistant Professor of Physics published an article in the

International Journal on “Experimental Sciences on “Growth, Optical,

Electrical and Microhardness Studies of Pure and Strontium Chloride –

Doped Zinc Tris – Thiourea Sulfate (ZYZ) Crystals” and “Preparation and

Studies of Cerium Dioxide (CeO2) Nanoparticles by Microwave – Assisted

Solution method” in the journal of Recent Research in Science and

Technology.

Others:

o Dr.M.Kannan, Head of the Department of Tamil conducted Ph.D. Viva-voce at

A.P.C.Mahalaxmi College for Women, Thoothukudi on 21.06.2010.

o Dr.P.Thangavelu, Associate Professor of Mathematics conducted public viva-

voce examination on the thesis entitled “A Study on New Classes on

Generalized Closed Sets in Various Topological Spaces” submitted by


Mrs.S.Maragathavalli to the Bharathiar University, Coimbatore on 10.01.2011

at Nallamuthu Gounder Nahalingam College, Pollachi.

o Dr.G.Lakshmanan, Associate Professor of Zoology participated in the

University level Intercollegiate Competition conducted by Sri.Paramakalyani

College, Alwarkurichi, Tirunelveli on 11.01.2011.

o Mr.D.S.Mahendran, Associate Professor of Computer Science participated as a

judge for Techie Talk conducted in the two day State Level intercollegiate

Technical Meet organized by the Department of Computer Science,

V.O.Chidambaram College, Tuticorin 24.02.2011.

o Dr.M.Velrajan, Associate Professor of Mathematics accompanied the

physically challenged students to our Ortho.OPD, Tirunelveli Medical College

Hospital on 29.03.2011.

o Dr.K.Thanikasalam, Associate Professor of English accompanied the

physically challenged students to our Ortho.OPD, Tirunelveli Medical College

Hospital on 29.03.2011.

o Mr. S. Siril Arun, Assistant Professor of Commerce attended the One day

“Orientation Program for Research Scholars” conducted by the Department

of Commerce, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli on

08.09.2010.

o Ms. S. Mehala, Assistant Professor of Economics attended the One day State

Level Seminar on “Alleviation of poverty and Capacity building of Women

through Micro finance” organized by Sri Sarada College for Women,

Tirunelveli on 21.09.2010.


o Mr. A. Vijayakumar, Assistant Professor of Chemistry attended the UGC,

CSIR, DST Sponsored National Seminar on “EMERGING TRENDS IN

CHEMISTRY (ETC -3,2010) organised `by CPA College, Bodinayakanur

on 23.09.2010 and 24.09.2010.

o Mr. A. Vijayakumar, Assistant Professor of Chemistry attended the One day

State Level Seminar on “Recent Trends in Chemistry” organized by

M.D.T. Hindu College, Pettai, Tirunelveli on 18.10.2010.

o Mrs. K. Jacinth Mispa, Assistant Professor of Chemistry attended the National

Conference on “Current Trends in Chemistry (NCCTC-10)” on 02.12.2010

at Bharathiyar University, Coimbatore.

o Dr. D. Kumar, Assistant Professor of Zoology attended the National Seminar

on “Ensuring the Sustainability of Coastal Environment” organized by

St. Mary’s College (Autonomous), Thoothukudi on 15.12.2010.

o Mr. S. Siril Arun, Assistant Professor of Commerce attended the faculty

development programme on “Scenario of Retailing in India” organized by

the Department of Management Studies, Dr. Sivanthi Aditanar College of

Engineering, Tiruchendur on 11.02.2011.

o Dr. D. Kumar, Assistant Professor of Zoology attended the training

Programme on “Methods in bioactive substance screening from marine

organisms” for a period of four days from 28.03.2011 to 31.03.2011 at

Tamilnadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University Fisheries College and

Research Institute, Thoothukudi.


Part: C

Details of the plan of the institution for the next year

It is desired to build the following infrastructural facilities in our college

campus.

S.No Particulars Dimension Sq. feet.

1. Class room for I B.Com., (CA) - 30` X 20` = 600

2. Class room for II B.Com., (CA) - 30` X 20` = 600

3. Class room for III B.Com., (CA) - 30` X 20` = 600

4. Department of Commerce (CA)- Staff Room - 30` X 20` = 600

5. Computer Laboratory (CA) - 30` X 30` = 900

6. Class room for I M.Sc., (Zoo) - 30` X 15` = 450

7. Class room for II M.Sc., (Zoo) - 30’ X 15’ = 450

8. Department of M.Sc., Zoology (Staff Room) - 30’ X 20’ = 600

9. M.Sc., Zoology Laboratory - 30’ X 30’ = 900

10. Career Guidance and Placement Centre - 30` X 20` = 600

11. Day Care Centre - 30` X 30` = 900

12. NSS Room for Unit No.43 - 30` X15` = 450




16. Ladies Retiring room may be constructed in the Silver Jubilee Building from UGC

funds.


GUIDELINE FOR EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR 2011—2012

Aided Courses

SNO PARTICULARS APPROVED INCURRED ESTIMATE

AIDED COURSE EXPENDITURE 2010-2011UPTO

31.01.2011 2011-2012

1 AUDIT FEE 10000 14030 20000

2 COLLEGE DAY EXPENSES 220000 24376 325000

3 COLLEGE MAGAZINE 100000 566 125000

4 ELECTRICITY CHARGES 525000 337534 525000

5 GROUND MAINTENANCE 10000 9800 20000

6 EPF 65000 46943 75000

7 MANAGEMENT SCHOLARSHIP 250000 238400 300000

8 MISCELLANEOUS EXPENDITURE 135000 134236 200000

9 GUEST LECTURE 37800 11129 70000

10 NAAC ACCREDITION & SEMINAR 400000 198836 0

11 PART-TIME HONORARIUM STUDENTS 12000 11988 20000

12 POSTAGE 20000 13303 25000

13 PRINTING & STATIONERY 100000 155622 200000

14 REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE 468000 471176 500000

15 SALARY TO MANAGEMENT STAFF 1961611 1446851 2121766

16 SPORTS DAY EXPENSES 25000 0 30000

17 TELEPHONE CHARGES 100000 65744 100000

18 TEXT BOOKS 5000 18826 20000

19 TOURNAMENT EXPENSES 100000 57570 125000

20 TRAVELLING & CONVEYANCE 75000 63415 125000

21 UNIFORMS 8000 5076 15000

22 WATER CHARGES 450000 359550 500000

23 RESEARCH ACTIVITIES 40000 14809 50000

24 ASSOCIATION 16000 5947 30000

25 CLUB ACTIVITES 8000 2497 32000


1 TOTAL REVENUE EXPENDITURE 5141411 3708224 5553766

DEVELOPMENT (CAPITAL ) EXPENDITURE

26 COMPUTER & SOFTWARE 1192500 66769 204525

27 FURNITURE 143000 490333 320000

28 LAB EQUIPMENT 350000 385513 85484

29 LIBRARY 310000 92095 225000

30 SPORTS EQUIPMENT 75000 44256 169400

31

RENOVATION OF CYNDER

TRACK(GROUND) 150000

TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURE 2070500 1078966 1154409

TOTAL EXPENDITURE 7211911 4787190.00 6708175

LESS:

MAINTENANCE INCOME 125000 94559 100000

ENDOWMENT INCOME 30000 30602 30000

TOTAL REVENUE INCOME 155000 125161 130000


LESS: SURPLUS FROM SELF FINANCE 1115800 984638 466916


COURSES

MANAGEMENT CONTRIBUTION 5941111 3677391 6111259

SELF- FINANCE COURSES

SNO PARTICULARS APPROVED INCURRED ESTIMATE APPE PROPOSED

2010-2011 UPTO 31.01.2011 2011-2012 NDIXBY AEI -

TCR

REVENUE EXPENDITURE

1ADVERTISEMENT CHARGES 25000 86560 50000

2 AFFILIATION FEES 15000 150003 EPF 65000 40937 750004 GUEST LECTURE 2200 2134 15000 A

5SALARY TO MANAGEMENT STAFF 800000 721385 1272155 B

6 SIVANTHI FM EXPENSES 180000 153164 180000

7UNIVERSITY / GOVT., FEES 184028 184028 C

TOTAL REVENUE EXPENDITURE 1072200 1203208 1791183

DEVELOPMENT (CAPITAL ) EXPENDITURE

8 FURNITURE 100000 102180 442000 D9 LAB EQUIPMENT 100000 93609 457740 E

10 LIBRARY 110000 F11 SIVANTHI FM 27000 25000 0

TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURE 227000 220789 1009740


LESS: INCOMEBCOM (C.A) 678000 684248 1284988 GMSC CHEMISTRY 1150000 1150000 1142208 HMSC ZOOLOGY 266256 IMPHIL INCOME 587000 574387 574387

TOTAL REVENUE INCOME 2415000 2408635.00 3267839

MANAGEMENT CONTRIBUTION

-1115800.00 -984638.00 -466916


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