AQAR 2011-12

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THE ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR) OF THE IQAC

Name of the Institution: Year of report : DRM Science College, Davangere – 577 004. 2011-12. Karnataka.

Part A : The plan of action prepared by the IQAC for the year 2011-12 was

well thought out after having completed four years in the XI plan. The

institution has clearly realized what needs to be done in the last year of the

plan to give a finishing touch to all the activities carried out so far. The plan

of action is given below.

1) Organising orientation and induction programme.

2) Training programme for all students.

3) Remedial classes for academically weaker students.

4) Organizing seminars / conferences / workshops.

5) Arranging campus interviews.

6) Strengthening research activities.

7) Signing MOU.

8) Consultancy service and extension activities.

9) Commencing add-on courses.

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Part B : Out come by the end of the year.

Of all the 5 academic years, the 5th year had witnessed many activities

and programmes.

The admission for the year was better than all the previous years, the

total number of students being 766. Of 766 students, 336 were boys, 430

were girls. Once again the girl students out numbered boys with a big

difference of almost 100. The number of students under GM category was

only 96, the remaining students belong to SC, ST Backward minority

classes.

As a customary practice, the orientation programme for new comers

was organized on 21 and 22 July 2011. The I day was devoted to share the

information with the students about the infrastructure and other facilities

provided by the institution to the students. The II day focused on the

activities which would help the students develop their career.

Induction programme was conducted on 9.8.2011 which helped us to

know their education, social and economic status.

The teachers have continued to participate in seminars / conferences /

workshops held in different places.

Sl. No.

Name of the Teacher

Dept. University State / National /

International

Theme Organizer Date

01 N. Srinivasa (Principal)

National ‘Graduate Finesse’ CLHRD, Mangalore. 15.1.2012

M.P. Rupashree, Physics


Dr. Vanaja R., Botany


02 K.S. Eshwarappa, English


03 Dr. Vanaja R, Botany

Workshop International year of chemistry 2011

SJVP Autonomous college, Harihar.

31 Oct. 2011

National (UGC) Super partnerships Canada and India

Dept. of English DRMSC, DVG.

26 & 27 Dec. 11

All the staff Members of

DRM Sc. College, DVG

. National (UGC)

Recent developments in

super conductivity and nano-science –

its applications.

Dept. of Physics, DRMSC, DVG.

7.1.12.

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All the staff Members of Botany and

Zoology Depts.

State (UGC)

Disease symptoms and controlling

measures and grain storage of some agricultural food

crops

ADB college, Harapanahalli

27.1.2012

04 Dr. Vasantha Naik, Botany

National Bio-diversity Conservation

Arasahebgarware college, Puna, M’stra

9th to 11th Feb 2012

International Faunal diversity Dept. of Botany SV University, AP

2nd to 4th Mar. 2012.

5 Dr. JB Raj As a guide for state level science exhibition competition.

- Organized by KRVP, Dept. of Science and Technology, Dept. of

Collegiate Education, Govt. of Karnataka at BLD,

KCP Science College, Bijapur.

6th – 7th Aug. 2011

6 Dr. JB Raj Selection Committee member to select FIP candidates

- - 27.4.11

7 Dr. JB Raj Organiser of Three Day Training. Entrepreneurship

Conducted by CEDOC, Darwad

and District Industries Centre,

DVG.

11.2.12 & 13.2.12

8 Dr. JB Raj BOE member - 26.3.12 9 Dr. J.B. Raj & H.

Basavarajappa UGC sponsored national conference 2011

Herbal medicines in the era of globalization.

Sahyadri Science College, Shimoga.

10th – 11th Sept. 11

10 Dr. J.B. Raj & H. Basavarajappa

Nanotechnology – an advanced technology for development

Nano Technology ADB college, Harapanahally Dept.

of Chemistry.

30.12.11

11 Dr. JBR, HB, BN 1 day National Seminar

“Recent developments insuper conductivity & Nano Science & its applications

DRM Sc College, DVG.

7.1.2012

12 JBR, BN BOS member for Davangere and Kuvempu University.

- 2011-12.

13 HB National seminar III- IACS symposium cum seminar on Canadian studies “Super partnerships Canada and India.

Dept. of English, DRM Sc College.

26th, 27th Dec 11.

JBR & BN International year of chemistry - Workshop

- Karnataka St. Sc. & Technology

Dept. Govt. Science college, Davangere.

22.10.11

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b. HB & JBR International year of chemistry - Workshop

- Celebration of the International Year of Chemistry – one day

workshop at Harihara, SJVP,

College.

31.10.11

c. JBR, HB Member-BOE, Davangere University

- - 5.3.12

d. HB AIFUCTO XXVI Satutory Conference 2011 & National Seminar

“New initiatives in Higher Education and Their impact on Equity and Excellence”

MUTA Kanyakumari,

Tamilnadu.

20th to 22nd Oct. 11

e) JBR Delivered special lectures to PG students

Analytical and General Chemistry

Davangere, University, Davangere.

24 Nov. 2012

28 Nov. 2012

14 Sri. V. Renukaprasad Physics

National Seminar Recent Initiatives in Higher Education and Their Impact on Equity and Excellence

AIFUCTO and ST Hindu College,

Nagaracoil. Tamil Nadu

20 to 22 Oct 2011

15 Smt. M.P. Rupashree

State level seminar

Non Conventional and Renewable Sources of Energy

Smt. A.S.M. College for Women, Bellary.

27 & 28 July 2011

16 Smt. Kamala Soppin

State Level Seminar

Non Conventional and Renewable Sources of Energy

Smt. A.S.M. College for Women, Bellary.

27th and 28th July

2011 Paper presentation in Bellary seminar by

1) MP. Rupashree “Renewable Energy Resources in India Present Scenario” 2) Smt. Kamala Soppin Topic “Solar Distillation”.

The Dept. of English in association with BEA, DVG organized a day long academic training programme for all the guest faculty (160) working in the 4 aided colleges of BEA. The details are as follows : Sl.

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Name of resource person Topic Target

Group

1. Dr. Umadevi M.R.

HOD of Education Dept. D.U

Understanding the Learner Guest faculty of

BEA

2. Dr. H.V. Shivashankar

Principal

Nuthan B.Ed College, DVG.

Developing Study Habits. Guest faculty of

BEA

3. Dr. M.M. Pattanashetty

M.M.B.Ed College, DVG.

Teaching skills Guest faculty of

BEA

4. Prof. K.S. Eshwarappa Communication skills Guest faculty of

BEA

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Guest lectures organized by different departments : Sl. No.

Department Resource person Theme Target group

Date

1. Chemistry (chemical society)

Dr. Vasudendra Secretary, Karnataka State Medical Association

‘Madam Curie’

All students & Staff

8.9.11

Dr. H. Gurupadappa, Director, J.J.M.M.C, DVG.

Role of Chemistry in Medicine.


24.9.11

M. Gurusidda swamy, Banashankari Educational Society, Davangere.

Pavadagala Guttu Bayalu.


4.10.11

Dr. S. Manjappa P.G. Dept. UBDT College, DVG.

Atmospheric pollution


3.4.12

B.C. Patil MLA Hirekerur

Role of students in National Politics


3.4.12

Dr. Devappa Lamani, IISC, Bangalore.

Research Methodology


16.1.12

2. Botany (Living colours)

Dr. Manjunath, Dept. of Biotechnology, BIET, Davangere.

Gentic finger printing

Botany & Zoology students and staff

Feb. 12

Dr. Veena Dept. of Biotechnology, BIET, Davangere.

DNA replication


March 12

3. Electronics & CS (Siriganda club)

Mata Yoganandamayi

Youths and their aims on social work & patriotism


27.8.11

Refresher courses attended : Sl. No.

Name of Staff

Type of programme

Date/s of programme

Theme / subject of

Programme

Organised by


Refresher course

15.6.2011 to 5.7.2011

Material science (Physics)

ASC Mysore University

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Refresher course

1.11.2011 to 22.11.2011

Physics ASC Kerala University, Tiruvananthapuram.

3 Smt. Kamala Soppin

Refresher course

15.06.2011 to 05.07.2011

Material science (Physics)

ASC Mysore University.

4 Dr. Vasantha Naik

Refresher course

18.12.2011 to 28.12.2011

ASC Mysore.

Students project works : Sl. No.

Name of Dept.

Theme Target group

1 Botany 1) Aromatic plants 2) Carnivorous plants 3) Genetically modified plants 4) Documentation of bacterial diseases in plants 5) Bio-diesel plants 6) Viral diseases in crop plants.

III B.Sc VI Sem

CBZ

2 Zoology 1) Study of Haemophilia 2) Punyakoti test to diagnose the pregnancy in cattle and

buffaloes using wine 3) Conservative dentistry 4) Refractive errors in eye 5) Measurement of corneal curvature using keratameter 6) Prevalence of skin infection. 7) A report on medical emergency incidents. 8) Animal nutrition in cattles.

III B.Sc VI Sem

CBZ Students

3. Electronics 1) Water level alarm 2) Light house model 3) 4 LED water level indicator 4) Over load protection circuit 5) Single chip burgar alarm 6) Automatic street light controller.

VI Sem

4. Computer Science

1) Clinic management system 2) Pharma management 3) JOB seekers Data base 4) New-way technologies 5) College NCC Info. 6) Automation of identification of legal / illegal LPG. 7) College management system. 8) Car show room management. 9) Challen maintainance 10) DUEM management 11) Traffic management using image processing. 12) APMC management 13) Provision store maintainance. 14) E-Transaction interface. 15) Alumni information database system. 16) Automation of constructions. 17) Examination article indent portal 18) Temple management system 19) Real estate management.

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20) Group – editors 21) Foodweb.com. 22) BRUIT 23) Online city library 24) DRM college website 25) Eye clinic portal 26) Advocate office management 27) Truck transportation management 28) Online shopping 29) Online blood service.

Educational Tour : Sl. No.

Department Places visited Target group

1. Botany Dairy – Machenahally Aquaculture – B.R.P. Wild life studies – Lion Safari, Shivamogga.

III B.Sc

2. Botany UGC sponsored Shringeri, Horanadu, Kalasa. III B.Sc. 3. Chemistry Keladi, Varadapur, Jog falls - 4. Physics UGC sponsored ISRO – Bangalore

Planetorium – Bangalore. II & III B.Sc Students

2011-12 EXHIBITION

The zonal level science exhibition was arranged at S.S. Shivalingeshwara

Swamy Govt. First Grade college and P.G. Centre, Channagiri on 30th & 31st

March 2012. The details are as follows :

Sl. No. Team of students Theme Subthemes Teacher guide

1. Pooja RS and Prasad GS II B.Sc (CBZ)

Chemistry – Civilisation

Food Dr. J.B. Raj HOD, Chemistry

2. Mallika KS and Megha MP III B.Sc

Biotechnology Hybrid crops

Dr. Vanaja R HOD of Botany

3. Vidya G.V and Bhavya PS II B.Sc CBZ

Ecosystem Sustainability

Utilisation of natural resources by protecting Eco-system

Prof. B.G. Siddesh Dept. of Zoology

4. Sarika M. B and Mangala Kulkarni III B.Sc

Appropriate Technology for Rural Development

Siriculture Prof. B.G. Siddesh Dept. of Zoology

5. Sowmya Y.P and Sangeetha S.H. II B.Sc (CBZ)

Science n Women’s life

Nutrition Health and Hygiene Cosmetics

Prof. B.G. Siddesh Dept. of Zoology

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The college met the expenses of the students of the above teams

participated in zonal level exhibition. But it is unfortunate that no team won

the prizes.

Co-Curricular activities and the support given by the college :

The cultural association for the year 2011-12 was formed without any

election and inaugurated by Dr. M.G. Eshwarappa, Director (Academic)

BEA DAvangere on 24.09.2011 Prof. C.H. Murigendrappa, President

FUCTAC, Davangere was the chief guest and the function was presided

overby college Principal Major N. Srinivasa. The activities conducted under

the banner of the association are tabled below.

Date Activities Name of students/ guests Prizes Places 19.8.11 98.3 FM and aircell

condition singing, dancing and rangoli competition

A few college students of the college

Govt. Dept. Prizes

College campus

29.8.11 Intercollegiate Kannada Vijnana lecture competition

1. Nandini KM 2. Smitha M

- SJM college, Chitradurga

15.9.11 Janapada Sanje – Programme

Guest Pro. Appagere Thimmaraju International Janapada Singer

- College campus

2.10.11 8.10.11

Neenasam Samskruthi Shibira

1. Madhushree Itagi 2. Mangala B.M. 3. Halaswamy H.M. 4. Niranjan K.

- Heggodu Sagar (Tq) Shimoga (Dt.)

10.1.12 On behalf of Vivekananda Jayanthi, Entrance Examination for vijaya – Poorna Vijaya sponsored by Vivekananda Kendra, Mangalore.

15 students Selected for 2nd state camp

College campus.

19.1.12

Certificate Distribution 15 students - College campus

19.1.12 District level cultural competition (40 students were registered from various colleges of DVG district)

Guest Sri Prahalad Bhat, Singer, Davangere.

12.1.12 Swamy Vivekananda Jayanthi

1. Mangala BM 2. Nivedita N.

III Prize College campus

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28.1.12 Intercollegiate debate and Bhavageethe competition.

1. Madhushree Itagi, Sirigeri

2. Mangala BM.

II Prize Govt. First grade college, Javanagondanahalli, Chitradurga (Dt)

30.1.12 31.1.12

Personality development program

For I B.Sc Students – 140 Resource person : Sri. B. Basavalingappa,

Social Worker, DVG.

- College campus

1.2.12 Hamlet – Drama Show Kinnaramela Troup. - College campus

3.2.12 Validictory function Guest 1) D.B. Bakkappa Registrar (Evaluation), Davangere University DVG. 2) Sri B. Basavalingappa, Social Worker, DVG.

- College campus

28.2.12 National Science day celebration Dr. C.V. Raman – A memory.

Guest : Sri. Challakere Yerriswamy, State convener, Karnataka Rajya Vijnana Parishath, Bangalore.

- College Campus

25.2.12 Datti Upanyasa – Sponsored by Akhila Baratha Sharana Sahitya Parishat, Davangere

Guest 1) Sri G.K. Mallikarjunappa, Asst. Prof. ARG College, DVG. 2) Sri Chikkote Eshwarappa, President, ABS SP, DVG, Division.

- College campus.

16.3.12 Golden Jubilee Function of Bapuji Educational Association.

Chief guest Dr. Abdul Kalam APJ 1. 18 students participated

in Dance program 2. 12 students participated

in group song.

- District stadium, Davangere.

2.3.12 Human rights club function Right to Information Act 2005

Guest : Sri. Praveen Deshpande, legal advisor, Belgaum

- College campus.

The following departments organized academic activities through

their respective clubs / society.

Sl. No.

Dept. Name of Club / Society

1. Electronics / CS Sirigandha 2. Chemistry Chemical Society 22.09.11 3. Bio-Science Dept. (Bot & Zoo) Living colours 4.1.2012

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2) New academic programmes initiated (UG) :

Basics in Human Resource Development – a composite graduate

course.

The English dept continued the certificate course on spoken English

till 2010. Fortunately the institution came in association with CLHRD

Mangalore. A meeting held between the director, CLHRD and the college

chairman, Sri R.L. Bheemanand in the presence of the principal and the staff

was resulted in a decision of starting the BHRD composite graduate course

from the academic year 2011-12. As a result, the new add-on course on

BHRD was inaugurated on 23.9.2011 with the admission of 15 students.

First semester consisting of 5 papers came to an end in the month of June

2012. II semester is in progress.

3) Innovations and curricular designs transaction :

The newly started Davangere university made all efforts to have its

own newly framed syllabi for all the courses it offered both at UG and PG

level, in its affiliated colleges. It was resolved to implement the new

syllabus from the year 2012-13.

4) Interdisciplinary programmes started : - Nil –

5) Examination reforms implemented : No changes

6) Candidate qualified : NET / SLET / GATE information not available.

7) Total No. of seminars / workshops / conferences conducted :

Dept National / International Theme Date English National (IACS)

In association with Indian Association for Canadian studies

Superpartnership – India and Canada

30 & 31st Dec 2011

Physics National Seminar UGC Recent advancements in super conductivity and Nano science – its applications.

7, Feb 2012

In association with Abhinaya Troupe Shivamogga

Staging Macbeth play for all II degree students of Davangere – 1500 students witnessed the show.

Bapuji Auditorium 4.4.2012

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8) Research Projects :

a) Newly implemented : -

b) Completed : 01

Name of the Dept.

Title Financing Agency

Date

Chemistry Physico-chemical characterization of borewell water in selected villages of Holalkere taluk.

UGC Completed March 2011

Physics Studies on the status of solar distilled water for drinking purpose.

UGC Work is in progress

9) Patents generated if any – Nil –

10) New collaborative research programmes :

Dept. of English has taken up a new action research programme

entitled “Fifty great leaders of the world” in collaboration with CLHRD,

Mangalore.

11) Research grants received from various agencies : CLHRD, Mangalore.

12) Details of research scholars :

1) Prof. K.S. Eshwarappa, HOD of English, DRM Sc College, Davangere.

13) Citation index of faculty members and impact factor : - Nil –

14) Honours / Awards to the faculty :

15) Internal resources generated : - Nil –

16) Details of departments getting SAP / COSIST / DST / FIST etc. – Nil –

17) Community services : The details of NCC are given below.

NCC

Sl. No.

Camp / Activity

Place Name of participant No. of participants

Awards won

1. NIC Lay Kashmir

Marulasiddappa DM, Priyanka, Niranjan K.

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2. Aug. 15th Dist. Stadium

- 21 1st Prize

3. CAT Camp Kondajji - 25 Volleyball IInd Prize

4. RD camp Kondajji - 25 - 5. RD camp Bellary - 05 - 6. Trucking

camp Dehradoon Abhishek

Praveen Kumar V. 02 -

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7. Trecking camp

Bihar Asiteja D 01 -

8. Para Jumping

Bellary and Bangalore

Bharath P.G. 01 -

9. Blood Donation Camp in collaboration with NSS on 3.4.2012

College campus

- 50

10. Republic day

Dist. Stadium

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11. Association Golden Jublee function

Dist. Stadium

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NSS Activities during 2011-12

List of volunteers attended the programmes conducted from NSS

Davangere University :

Sl. No.

Date Name of the voluenters attended

Programmes conducted

1 23.07.2011 All the NSS students were present.

Inagural function of NSS unit.

2 15.08.2011 All the NSS volunteers Independence day celebration 3 23.09.2011 25 NSS volunteers were

present To create the awareness of self blood donation jatha from DHO, Davangere.

4. 2.10.2011 All the NSS volunteers attended

Gandhi Jayanthi celebration

5. 10.10.2011 to 17.10.2011

9 NSS volunteers 1. Savitha PH, III B.Sc 2. Nethravathi HL, III

B.Sc 3. Ramya N.H., III B.Sc 4. Jayashila H.L, III

B.Sc 5. Rudresh HB, II B.Sc 6. Pavan V., II B.Sc 7. Pradeep LS, III B.Sc 8. Vijay Kumar N., III

B.Sc 9. Mounachari, III

B.Sc.

District level 1st special camp at Komarnahalli, Harihara (Tq).

6. 17.01.2012 to 23.01.2012

1. Sangeetha M., III B.Sc

2. Shwetha GN, II B.Sc

Davangere and Chitradurga District level special women’s camp held in Bathi, Davangere (Dist).

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3. Shobha J, II B.Sc 4. Shruthi GS, II B.Sc 5. Sneha K.U, II B.Sc 6. Asha K.A., II B.Sc 7. Ashwini, II B.Sc 8. Jyothi N., II B.Sc 9. Nagaveni, II B.Sc 10. Manasa S, II B.Sc

7. 26.01.2012 All the NSS voluenters Republic day celebration 8. 6.02.2012 to

12.02.2012 52 NSS volunteers A special comp held at Basapura

“Strong youths for strong nation”. 9. 1.Annayya, I B.Sc

2. Arun, I B.Sc 3. Malikarjun, II B.Sc 4. Kumar, II B.Sc

NSS state level inter college boys special camp held in Bangalore.

Nethravathi H.L III B.Sc was declared as the best NSS Volunteer and was

awarded Rs. 1,000/- as incentive.

18) No. of teachers and officers newly appointed :

Sl. No. Dept. Name of Teacher 1. Kannada Bharathraj H. (consolidated) 2. English D.P. Gangadhara Murthy 3. Hindi M.R. Rekha 4. Chemistry K.M. Pooja, Laxmi, NC Manjunatha, Nagamma D

(Consolidated), Archana (consolidated) 5. Physics Pavana M, Ayasha Seerath, AR Rashmi (consolidated),

H. Kavitha (consolidated) 6. Maths Mythri K.O., Anitha T., NM Shilpa (consolidated)

Srinivasa TT (consolidated), Venkatesh (consolidated) 7. Botany Vijayalaxmi M (consolidated) 8. Zoology B.G. Siddesh (consolidated)

Pooja Vinayaka (consolidated) Tejaswini D.V. Shakuntala S.

9. Electronics / CS (temporary full time)

Sharmila Kumari K.S. Sheela Gowdar M.S. Sheela Praveen Kumar K Naveen Raj K.J. Raghavendra SV

10. Microbiology Sharmila A.C.

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19) Teaching / Non teaching staff ratio :

Sl. No. Name of Teacher Name of non-teaching staff Ratio 1. N. Srinivasa Basavaraj K.T, 4:1 2. K.S. Hanumanthappa B. Manjunath, Clerk Cum Typist 3. B. Nagarathnamma R.H. Sottammanavar, Library Asst. 4. Dr. J.B. Raj R. Prasad Attender 5. V. Renuka Prasad P. Chandrappa, Attender 6. K.S. Eshwarappa Nagappa Peon 7. B.S. Nagarathnamma K. Chalapathi (Temporary) 8. H. Basavarajappa K.B. Shivakumar (Temporary) 9. Dr. Vanaja R. Basavaraj V. (Temporary) 10. Rupashree M.P. Nagarathna (Temporary) 11. Kamala Soppin G. Gangadharswamy (Temporary) 12. Dr. Vasantha Naik 13. S.R. Kumar (P.E) 14. Mohammed Ali (Deputed) 15. Mangalagowri

20) Improvement in the library services :

As is the practice, students had always been encouraged to use the

library at the optimum level as a source of learning. The system is that the

students should sit in the library whenever their time permits to do the

reference work, signing in the attendance register meant for the purpose.

This definety has enabled them to develop the skills like reading,

comprehending sorting out the main points from the unimportant ones and

making notes. They are also being encouraged to refer to the journals,

newspapers and magazines which would contribute to the development of

their general knowledge. The college always stood by them by providing

sufficient number of books and other materials including the audio-visual

ones to meet their academic needs.

21) Number of new books / Journals subscribed and their value :

No. of books and journals purchased Sl.

No. Name of Depts. College

grant UGC grant

Remedial grant

College amount

UGC amount

Remedial amount

Total amount

1. Kannada - - - - - - - 2. English 06 - - 2553 - - 2553 3. Hindi - - - - - - - 4. Urdu - - - - - - -

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5. Physics - - - - - - - 6. Chemistry - - - - - - - 7. Mathematics 21 - - 2881 - - 2881 8. Botany 08 - - 2440 - - 2440 9. Zoology - - - - - - - 10. Electronics - - - - - - - 11. CS 09 - - 3085 - - 3085 12. Microbiology - - - - - - - 13. Pol. Science - - - - - - - 14 Gen. Books - - - - - - - 22) Number of courses for which student assessment of teachers is

introduced and action taken on student feed back :

The assessment of teachers by the students got done by the outgoing

students of all the programmes department-wise. The principal brought to

the notice of concerned teachers, opinions expressed by the students and

instructed them to pay attention to what was written and correct themselves

accordingly.

23) Unit cost of education :

Rs. 31,616/- per student / year.

24) Computerisation of administration and the process of admissions,

examination results and issue of certificate :

The administration and the admission processes and all other works

had been entirely computerized making the administration easy. The

internal tests were conducted according to the academic calender of the

college and the marks were made available for the students in a week’s

time. The absentees and poor performers were allowed to write the

improvement test, and the average internal marks were calculated on the

basis of the 2 best performances out of three. The final test of the internal

marks were put up on the college notice board, so that the students come to

know the discrepancies, if any and get it corrected, before sending the list to

the university. The semester-end exam was conducted by the university and

the results were usually being announced in a month’s time after the

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examination. The convocation certificates were awarded to the students at

the end of the course. The result for the end of the year is given below.

25) Increase in the infrastructural facilities :

The necessary repairs such as electrical, equipment, college garden

maintenance were attended to from time to time.

The dept. of computer science had purchased the equipments 1) UPS

capacity 2000 VA/36 V 2) Tubular Batteries 3) LCD monitors worth of

Rs. 1,00,000/- for the year 2011-12. The amount was provided by the

college.

26) Technology upgradation :

The dept. of electronics purchased equipments mentioned below.

Date Equipments Quantity Cost

31.3.11 Opamp kit Function generator 5 dial Resistance box Multimeter wide range Multimeter ordinary range

02 Nos. 02 Nos. 04 Nos. 02 Nos. 02 Nos.

Rs. 44,198.00 College grant

27) Computer and internet access and training to teachers and

students:

The details of computer programme training for staff and students is

given below :

a) Trained all CS students to accessing the internet.

b) Basic skills computer program training for staff and students.

Month Target Group Topic Taught Total number of students

Aug/Sep PCM & CBZ students M.S Office, DOS and Windows OS.

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Sep/Oct Staff members of English, Hindi and

Kannada Department

Basics in Computer Application.

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28) Financial Aid to students :

The college always pays attention to the financial needs of the

students in general, SC, ST and minority students in particular. A large

number of student of the college travel from nearby places utilizing railway

concession facilities. The college has always been supporting such students

by getting railway concession.

In addition to this, the cultural association also provides financial

support by way of giving TA/DA to the students attending cultural activities

outside Davangere.

Added to this different types of scholarships are being given to the

deserving students. The details are given below. A function of parents and

students was arranged on 16.4.12. In order to distribute UGC scholarship for

SC/ST minority OBC students (100).

Sl. No. Name of Scholarships No. of students benefited

Total Amount

1. SC/ST scholarship 40 2,54,366/- 2. Backward classes / Minority

students 27 51,089/-

3. Sainik welfare students fund - - 4. Karmikakalyana Vidyarthi

Vethana 03 2080

5. Physically handicapped student fund

- -

6. Sports scholarship - - 7. Mahanagara Palike Protsaha

Dhana 09 15,631/-

8. Prathibha Scholarship 06 30,000/- 9. Sir M.V. Raman Scholarship - - 10. Sanchi Honnamma Scholarship 08 16,000/- 11. Jindal Scholarship 38 95,800/-

29) Activities and support from the Alumni association:

The Alumni Association is yet be registered. However a small amount

of money donated by a few old students has been deposited in the bank in

the name of Prathibha Prathistana. As per the wish of the depositors, the

interest amount accrued thereby is being given as cash prizes to the toppers

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every year. As soon as the toppers list is prepared, the concerned students

are informed through letters as well as over phone. Usually such students

are honoured in the inaugural ceremony of the college Cultural Association.

30) Activities and support from the parent Teacher Association :

We don’t have in the true sense of the term, the parent teacher

association. Therefore there is little support to the development of the

college from the parents. However, the parents of some irregular students

who fail to secure required percentage of attendance or write the internal

assessment tests, or provided the information about their wards irregularity.

Sometime they were made to come to meet the principal so that something

could be done in bringing such students on to the right track.

31) Health services :

Though the college does not have the health centre of its own the

suffering students are taken to our own, Bapuji Hospital which is adjacent to

the college building. A free medical service is available for all students of

BEA if admitted to the hospital as in patients. The medical checkup of all

the degree students was made by doctors from the Bapuji Hospital. The file

is maintained in the college office.

32) Performance in sports activities :

An amount of Rs. 49,890/- was spent on sports activities including

TA/DA and colours provided to the sports persons. The list of achievers in

this field is given below.

Sl. No.

Name of student

Representing University

State

National Institutions

Event

Place

Result

1 Rajath Kumar

Davangere. Football Kerala

2 Deepti K Davangere Basketball Kannur 3 Rubiya

Banu Davangere Basket

ball Kannur

4 Rahul HB Davangere Cricket Osmania University

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5 Bharath P Banakar

Davangere Chess Vellur, TN.

6 Akshatha K Devareddy

Davangere State National Tug of war

Nadendelu (MH)

7 Arpitha K, Devareddy

Davangere State National Tug of war

Nadendelu (MH)

In addition to this, the sports dept. had organized the intercollegiate

chess competition of DU which were held on 13th, 14th, 15th Sept. 2011.

Dr. M.G. Eshwarappa, Director (Academic) BEA, RC Bheemananda,

Chairman, DRM College and M.S. Rajakumar, Director, Physical Education

Dept. D.U. were the chief guests. 28 teams took part in this competition.

The college team came out in flying colours by securing the 1st prize.

In view of the golden jubilee celebration of the BEA, sports

competitions for the constituent schools and colleges of BEA had been

organised. The list of winners of the college is as follows.

Sl. No. Name Event Achievement 1 Savitha S. Discuss throw I prize 2 Jayasheela H.L. Shot put I prize

33) Incentives to outstanding sports persons :

Rajith Kumar C.R. turned out to be the outstanding sports person of

the year. An incentive of Rs. 1,000/- was awarded by the college.

34) Students achievements and awards :

The cash prizes given to the meritorious students of the college by the

Prathibha Pratistana are given below :

PRATHIBA PURASKAR AWARDS

The list will be uploaded later

35) Activities of the Guidance and counseling unit :

The career guidance and counseling had been very active this year too

and left no stone unturned to bring the best available resource persons to

train our students on different areas of leaning.

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The details are given below.

Sl. No.

Topic of Training

programme Date

Target students

Resource Persons

Total no. of

students benefited

Funding agency

Amount granted

1. Women Empowerment

9.4.2011 II & III B.Sc

(Girls)

Dr. Mallika Ghanti, Director,

P.G. Center Nandihalli, GU

85 Remedial grant

-

2. Workshop on “personality development”

30, 31st Jan 2012

I B.Sc Shivanakere Basavalingappa social worker,

DVG

140 UGC 5000.00 +

1.673.00

3. Workshop on “women empowerment and gender sensitization” (UGC sponsored)

21,22,23,24 Feb. 2012

II & III B.Sc Girls

Smt. Vani Perdoi team from Break

Through Inst. Mangalore.

80 UGC 28,000.00

4. “Right to Information Act 2005”

2.3.2012 I B.Sc Sri Praveen Deshpande

Lawyer, Belgaum

120 - -

5. Entrepreneurship Programme

12.3.12 to 15.3.12

III. B.Sc Sri. C.G. Dinesh,

Entrepreneur DVG, R.P. Patil

Tr. Officer, CEDOK, K.N.

Maheshwarappa, CEL, Bapuji Polytechnic,

DVG

50 CEDOK 32,000.00

6. “Feel Employable Programme”

27.3.12 to 29.3.12

II & III B.Sc

Prof. Sunney Tarappan & Team from CLHRD,

Mangalore.

176 UGC 75,000.00 +

17393.00

36) Placement services provided to students :

Wipro & JSW steel, Toranagallu, Bellary visited the college and

conducted the campus interviews for out going students. The list of selected

students are tabled below.

Sl. No. Company Date

No. of students attended

No. of students selected

Names Combina tion

1 Wipro 10.10.11 22 08 1. Manali Jain M 2. Aruna Kumara

Shivani 3. Shalini DV 4. Shruthi R 5. Shruthi BK

EMCs PCM PCM PCM PCM

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6. Nandini KM 7. Shailaja K 8. Nanda J

PCM PMCS PMCS

2 JSW Steel, Torangallu, Bellary.

8.2.12 64 08 1. Ganesh A Purshuram

2. Thejaswi KH 3. Vinay Kumar SS 4. Guruprasad A 5. Varun S 6. Farookulla N 7. Md. Khaleel 8. Akshatha JM

All PCM

3. Wipro 5.3.12 28 05 1. Rekha M.N. 2. Sreedevi M.R. 3. Puneeth 4. Sharath

PCM PMCs CZMB EMCS

37) Development programme for non-teaching staff :

- Nil-

38) Healthy practices of the institution : The following are some of the best practices, the institutions could

take up.

Criteria Best practices 1. Curricular

Aspects 1.1 Obtaining feed back on curriculum from the out going students

and the employers. 1.2 Involvement of practicing teachers in making curriculum 1.3 Preparation of academic calendar.

2. Teaching learning and evaluation.

2.1 Preparation of the perspective plan 2.2 Continuous assessment and use of ICT based teaching wherever

necessary. 2.3 Organizing seminars / workshops and educational tours.

3. Research, consultancy and extension activities

3.1 Promoting project and research work involving both students and teachers

3.2 Consultancy and extension activities.

4. Infrastructure and library as a source of learning

4.1 Book bank facilities for SC/ST and minority students 4.2 Audio-visual facility 4.3 Internet facility

5. Student support and progression

5.1 Giving incentives to outstanding achievers. 5.2 Attending to the grievanees of students. 5.3 Arranging special training programmes specially for girls.

6. Organization and management

6.1 Involvement of management people in the college academic programes.

6.2 Transparency in administration. 6.3 Self appraisal of teachers and teacher evaluation by management.

7. Innovative practices

7.1 Participatory method of teaching 7.2 Publication of seminars / project work.

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LEAD ACTIVITIES 2011-12

Sl. No.

Programme Date No. of students attended

Remarks

1. MOU between DRM Sc College and LEAD (Deshpande Foundation, Hubli) Orientation programme by programme manager miss Kavitha about the projects.

20.7.11

16.9.11

I B.Sc students

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20 students took different projects

2. International level programme called LEAD MELA at BVB Engineering college, Hubli.

15.1.12 Co-ordinator of career and

counseling cell + 10 lead students

The projects of Rupesh K.G. (Health camp) and Madhu

K. (Desilting and reconstruction of well) were

exhibited in LEAD mela. Projects through LEAD

Sl. No.

Name of the student

Project taken (title)

Date / Place Result of the project

Benefits to the student

Benefits to the

society. 1 Kariannayya 1. Blood

group checkup to the school children

2. To create awareness about diseases in students

30.12.11 Kammath halli

100 students undergone blood group checkup by doctors. Doctors gave a lecture on diseases in students.

1. Communication skill

2. Leadership quality

3. Convincing others

4. Problems of students

Students know their blood group. They know about diseases.

2 Rupesh K.G. 1. Health camp (BP and Diabetes)

18.12.11 Kumbaluru

600 people undergone medical checkup of blood pressure and diabetes.

1. Confidence 2. Convincing

others 3. Problems of

villagers (non availability of doctors)

1. Awareness about the diseases. 2. Precaution.

3 Rupesh K.G. 2. HOPE (HIV +ve children)

23.6.12 DVG

(30 children) confidence, support and guidance to HIV children.

1. Confidence 2. Leadership 3. Problems of HIV

patients 4. Helping

children.

1. Confidence developed in HIV children.

4. Madhu K Desilting and reconstruction of well

Avaragere 30.12.11

1. Save water from pollution.

2. Awareness about cleanliness.


2. Confidence 3. Social work

1. Cleaned well 2. Water is free from pollution. 3. Awareness of pollution.

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5. Rudraswamy YD

Health Camp to Cattle

29.12.11 Kakanur

300 cattle undergone medical checkup.

1. Convincing 2. Communication

skill

1.People aware of diseases 2. They came to know how to prevent diseases.

6. Chaitra T.S. Blood camp 28 Dec 2011 Veereshwara Punya Ashrama Bada cross, Davangere.

25 blind children undergone blood testing


2. Communication skill

3. Helping blind children.

4. Non-availability of doctors in villages.

Children know their blood groups.

7 Pooja Desilting of well

Back 1. Created awareness about cleanliness

2. Save water from pollution

1. Confidence 2. Convincing

People who use water are aware of pollution, health and diseases.

8. Prathika G. Health camp 30.5.2012 Guladahalli

200 people underwent medical checkup (BP & Diabetes, general checkup)

1. Problems of people

2. Confidence 3. Helping others

Awareness and precaution about diseases.

39) Linkages developed with national / international academic research

bodies.

The previous tie-ups have been continued and the MOU was signed

afresh with LEAD Foundation, Hubli and also with Biotechnology Dept,

BIET college, Davangere.

40) Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add :

The institution is fully aware of the areas where the improvement is

required and the sincere attempts would be made to tackle them.

PART C : Perspective plan for the next five years. 2012-2017

1) Organizing orientation and induction programmes.

2) Effective implementation of Remedial classes.

3) Making attempts to get UGC grants.

4) Organizing seminars / conferences / workshops.

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5) Strengthening research activities – Focus on Major research

6) Arranging training programmes for students.

7) Arranging campus Interviews.

8) Providing financial support and incentives to meritorious students

9) Continuation of linkages to extend extension activities.

10) Continuation of Add on courses.

Documents

AQAR 2011-12