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CRITERIAVII INNOVATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES

7.1Environment Consciousness

7.1.1 Does the Institute conducts a Green Audit of its campus and facilities?

There is no formal system of Green Audit introduced in the college. The college established in

the midst of green environment situated in a rural and pollution free village, which gives a very

good academic atmosphere to the students. But the college has concern in developing greenery

around the college and to save environment.

7.1.2 What are the initiatives taken by the college to make the campus eco-friendly?

The college has taken initiative to make the campus eco friendly. It has taken steps like:-

Plantation - Vanamahotsava is celebrated by the college every year. It has been the practice

of the college to plant various kinds of saplings in the college campus comprising of trees

giving sufficient shades, oxygen, etc,. Garden with lawn has been formed in front of the

college. This helps in carbon off-setting.

Garden – College has a garden in the entrance of the college which enlarged the beauty of

the college. This garden has been developed by the NSS volunteers.

Campus cleaning – Students clean class rooms daily. The campus cleaning was done in

regular intervals by the NSS volunteers and students.

Waste paper management – The College uses the one side used papers for rough

work/office copy purposes and thus minimizes the use of papers.

Dust bin installation – Dust bins were provided to all class rooms, staff, library, ladies

room and toilets. Collected wastes were disposed-off by burying them in the ground and

plastics were bifurcated from it as it is not biodegradable one.

Transportation-students are encouraged to use public transport facility to come to the

college. This minimizes the use of fuels and helps to attain carbon neutral status.

Water harvesting- The rain water flow is directed towards ponds, bore-wells and ground

were the water is absorbed by the ground and thereby the underground water level is

maintained. Besides on the occasion of vanamahotsava guest lecturers were arranged to

educate the students on the importance of rain water harvesting.

Talks were arranged on alternative use of energy to educate the students on the use of

solar energy and wind energy.

7.2Innovations

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

positive impact on the functioning of the college.

Cultural Pluralism-College is aimed at helping students to learn and respect other

cultures, maintain democracy, economic empowerment and justice.

Research Culture-Students are involved in research activities at their individual level as


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part of the curriculum by conducting survey in various disciplines.

Cooperative learning-Students work in groups to complete tasks collectively towards

academic goals.

College has a very good sound system operated by the students. Senior students guide

the junior ones‟ in operating the same.

Photography of all the functions are being done by the students.

Master of Ceremony, Welcome speech, vote of thanks of most of the programs

conducted in the college are being done by the students only. Teacher convener of the

concerned association guides the students in this regard.

Students are encouraged to conduct fests, model competitions and other community

bases programs.

Students are encouraged to participate in street play to enlighten the general public on

social evils and community awareness programs.

Out come from the above practices:-

It gives opportunity to students to learn new things.

It helps in developing leadership qualities among students.

It saves the expenditure of the Institution and gives scope to the students to learn technical

knowledge of handling ICT related equipments.

7.3 Best Practices

7.3.1Elaborate on any two best practice in the given formatat page no.98, which have

contributed to the achievement of the Institutional Objectives and/or contributed to

the Quality improvement of the core activities of the college.

Best Practice I

Case Work:

Goal: The main goal of this practice is:

To identify the potential area of disequilibrium between individuals and group and to

prevent this disequilibrium.

To engage the client in problem solving process with his motivation and capacity.

To restore and being back the client to his previous condition.

Stimulate the client to have effective adjustment between the individuals and his

environment.

To strengthen the individual with maximum potential.

To provide the resources, both developmental and educational.

To reinforce i.e., to give encouragement to the client through training.

To enhance the problem solving capacity.

To establish a linkage to resource system.

To create awareness on psycho-social problems

Context: India is a developing country. More than 70% 0f the people live in villages and depend

on agriculture, petty business and small scale industry. They are facing many problems like,

poverty, unemployment, social evils like dowry system, intoxication, unscientific beliefs, psycho-

social problems, etc.,. The community service through case work can to some extent creates


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awareness among the society regarding these problems and educates them. BSW students take up

some cases, study them and identify the route cause for these problems.

Practice: Each individual student is assigned to identify two cases per semester in the field and he

has to do a detailed study on the case as a part of the study. He has to interact with the client and

the family. He has also assigned the work to visit the schools and homes to study on the subject.

After proper analysis of the case he will be writing the assignment on the case. On the basis of his

study he will arrange proper needy services and also give necessary guidance for future betterment.

Finally he evaluates the case and terminates the case.

Evidence of Success:

Students have succeeded in identifying the cases and route causes for the problem and solve them

by rendering needy services.

The following table shows the number and nature of cases handled by them:

Year Physically

challenged

Learning

problem

Behavioral

problem

Basic

facility

2012-13 2 cases 2 cases 1 case -

2013-14 12 cases 1 case 2 cases -

2014-15 1 case 1 case 1 case -

2015-16 - 2 cases - 1 case

2016-17 - 2 cases 2 cases -

Best Practice II

Social Survey:

Goal: The main goals of this practice are as follows To supply information about various social problems.

It is helpful to understand living condition of the people in a particular region.

Survey is a critical inspection, to provide exact information, often a study of an area with

respect to a certain condition.

Context: India is a developing country. Here people are facing various challenges. The social

survey helps to study their problems like illiteracy, poverty, sanitation, unemployment, scarcity of

water, crime, juvenile delinquency, labour problems, corruption, etc.,. Survey is helpful to search

good suggestions to overcome these problems.

Practice: Every year BSW students doing survey in particular area as part of their field work

practicum. Once in a year III BSW students are visiting tribal area to study their life style.

Evidence of success: The following table shows the survey conducted by students:

SURVEY OF SOCIAL WORK DEPARTMENT

Year Name and Class Topic of Survey 2012-13 Rajesh D , Prathima,

Harshitha –III BSW

A Study on “Socio-Economic Condition of the Endosulfun

Suffered People –Under Yenmakaje Grama Panchayath

2012-13 Naveen Kumar-III BSW A Study on “Conditions of Anganavadi centers” – under

Bettampady Grama Panchayath


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2012-13 Ishwar Naik-III BSW A study on “ Socio-economic conditions of Scheduled

Tribe” –under Badagannur Grama Panchayath

2012-13 Pradeep – III BSW A Study on “Health Conditions of people” – Under Aryapu

Grama Panchayath

2012-13 Sandya Kumari – III BSW A Study on “ People openion about Panchayath Activities”

–about Punacha Grama Panchayath

2012-13 Rajitha U – III BSW A study on “Health Conditions and Socio-economic

Conditions of people” – Under Aryapu Grama Panchayath

2013-14 Suchitha Kumari – III BSW A Study on “ Socio- economic Conditions of people” – In

Kakkuru Area

2013-14 Shilpa - III BSW A Study on “Basic Facilities of People” – Under

Bettampady Grama Panchayath

2014-15 Nikhilakshi – III BSW A study On “Problems of Agricultural Labours” – In

Bettampady Area

2014-15 Sharmila – III BSW A Study on “ Literacy rate of peole” – In Neerkaje

Community

2015-16 Thriveni – III BSW A study on “ Educational status of people” – Under Aryapu

Grama Panchayath

2015-16 Ranjan – III BSW A study on “ Socio-Economic and Cultural conditions of

Scheduled Caste People” – Under Bettampady Garma

Panchayath

2015-16 III BSW students “ A study on “Living Standard of Halakki Community” at

Ankola

2015-16 Akshatha – III BSW A study on “Activies of Self Help Group” at Kunjuru Panja

Area

2015-16 Rajesh Kamath – III BSW A Study on “Health Conditions of People” – in Arlapadav

Area

2015-16 Dhanyashree – III BSW A Study on “Unemployment Problem”- in Badagannuru

Area

2015-16 Supreeth Kumar – III BSW A study on “ Health Conditions of People” –Under

Arayapu area

Best Practice III

Blood Donation: Goal: The main aim of this practice is:

To make students aware of the importance of blood donation.

Need for blood is constant so is the need for donation

To save the lives of the needy

To make students socially responsible citizens

To educate students that giving blood is safe and not painful

To awake students that giving blood is a civic minded and responsible act towards society

as a whole

Context: Every day, all the hospitals and clinics in Dakshina Kannada District need blood and

blood components to treat patients, since most surgical interventions and a great number of

medical procedures require blood transfusions. In Puttur Taluk itself bleeding death takes place in

hospitals because of maternal and accidents. The students have the satisfaction of saving a life by

this practice. Students and along with them their parents also come forward to donate blood

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The Practice: The blood donation camps are held in the college twice in a year.The list of blood

donated students is maintained in the college and also in the Rotary Blood Bank Puttur. When the

need arises the volunteers informed in advance and they rush to the hospitals. The Rotary Blood

Bank, Puttur has appreciated this practice and come voluntarily to the college and collect blood.

Evidence of Success:

It is heartening to note that students voluntarily come forward to donate blood. The social

responsibility of the students was increased. There was demand from the student community to

organize medical camps like eye check-up, dental check-up etc., along with blood donation. The

blood donations organized once in a year changed to twice in a year. The following table shows the

units of blood donated for the last five years.

S N Year Units

1 2011-12 45

2 2012-13 42

3 2013-14 39

4 2014-15 85

5 2015-16 83

In the year2015-16 along with blood donation blood grouping of 281 students was also done.

Best Practice IV

Community service:

Goal:The main aim of community service is:

To make students socially responsible citizens.

To educate students on community service.

To facilitate various govt. schemes to the needy people

To inculcate service mind among students.

To arrange medical camps in needy areas.

To make students more secular.

To arrange programs on child health, women health, food and nutrition, communicable and

vector borne diseases, yoga and health, etc.,.

Context: India is a developing country inhabited by poor people. Cultivation is the main

occupation in India. But Indian society is facing challenges of eradicating poverty, social evils,

disparity between poor and the rich, corruption, etc.,. This should be educated to the students.

Community service is the right platform to unfurl this among students.

The Practice: Arranging medical camps.

Arranging survey programs on various issues.

Visiting orphanages, NGO‟s, Self employment training Institutes, tribal pockets, de-

addiction camps, home visits, PHC‟s, Anganavadies, primary schools and

Gramapanchayaths.

Arranging swatch and swasth Bharath Abhiyan programs in different areas.


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Handling case work and group work of Govt. school children‟s issues.

Planting saplings.

Arranging NSS special camps and one day camps at different places.

Providing voluntary services to various agencies.

Evidence of Success: Students have succeeded in arranging community service activities in

around the rural areas of Bettampady.This service has helped the college to identify its existence in

this locality and benefited the community in all spheres of life. The following table gives the

programs arranged in these five years:

Year Awareness

Program

Training/street

play

Camps

2011-12 03 02 -

2012-13 08 03 03

2013-14 18 10 01

2014-15 13 07 02

2015-16 18 07 02


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PART – IV DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

1 Name of the department English

2 Year of Establishment 1991

3 Name of the programmes/Courses offered (UG, PG , M.Phill, Ph.D.,

Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., etc)

UG – BA

BSW

B.Com

B.B.A

B.SC

4 Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments / units involved NIL

5 Annual /semester /choice based credit system (Programme wise) Semester

Credit based

6 Participation of the department in the course offered by other

department

NIL

7 Courses on collaboration with other universities , industries ,foreign

institution , etc.

NIL

8 Detail of courses / programmes discontinued ( if any) with reasons NIL

9 Number of Teaching posts

Sectioned Filled

Associate Professors - -

Asst. Professors - -

Guest Lecturers - 03

10 Percentage of Lectures delivered and

practical classes handled(programme

wise) by temporary faculty

Total

workload of

the

Department

Workload

shared

by the

permanent

Staff

Workload

shared by the

Temporary

Staff

% of

work

shared

by the

Tempo

rary

staff

24 - 24 100

11 Faculty profile with name, qualification , designation , specialization , (D.Sc. / D.Litt. / Ph.D. /

M.Phil etc.)

Guest lecturers worked for the last five years

Name Qualification Designation Specialization Experience

Mrs.Saritha MA Guest Lecturer English 1 Year

Mrs.Depthi MA Guest Lecturer English 1 Year

Vansant MA Guest Lecturer English 1 Year


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Mrs.Sowmya MA Guest Lecturer English 2 Years

Deepa A.C MA Guest Lecturer English 1 Year

Mrs.Mamatha MA Guest Lecturer English 1 Year

Harish. C. MA Guest Lecturer English 1 Year

Mrs. Archana. B.R MA Guest Lecturer English 2Year

Mrs.Prasanna Kumari.K. MA Guest Lecturer English 2 Year

Sudheesh Chandra.T MA Guest Lecturer English 1 Year

Abraham Thomas MA Guest Lecturer English 1 Year

12 List of senior visiting faculty NIL

13

Student – Teacher Ratio ( Programme / Subject wise )

Subject/programme Number of students Number of teachers Student teacher ratio

B.A 70 2 35:1

B.Com 100 3 33:1

B.B.M

B.S.W 33 2 16.5

B.SC 53 2 26.5

14 Number of academic support staff and administrative staff ; sanctioned

and filled

Common pool

15 Qualifications of teaching faculty with D.Sc. /

D.Litt./ Ph.D./M.Phill./ PG

Please refer SL.10

16 Number of faculty with ongoing projects from

a)National

b)International funding agencies and grants received

NIL

17 Departmental projects funded by DST – FIST;UGC , DBT , ICSSR, etc.

and total grants received

NIL

18 Research center / facility recognized by the University NIL

19 Publications:

NIL a ) Publications per faculty

b )Paper presented

c ) Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (National /

International )by faculty and students:

20 Areas of consultancy and income generated NIL

21 Faculty as members in

NIL a) National committees:

b)International committees:

c)Editorial Boards:

22 Student projects

a. Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including

inter departmental/ programme

NIL


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b. Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations outside the institution

NIL

23 Awards/Recognitions received by the faculty and students NIL

24 List of eminent academicians and scientist / visitors to the Department NIL

25 Seminars/Conference/Workshops organized and the source of funding

National And International

NIL

26 Student profile programme / course wise/ Semester wise.

Year

2011 - 12

Name of

the

course

Applicati

on

received

Selected Enrolled Appeare

d

Pass Perce

ntage Male Female

I BA 39 39 14 25 39 34 87

38 27 63.15

II BA 25 6 19 22 19 86.36

23 23 100

I BSW 30 30 17 13 30 24 82.75

30 8 53.33

II BSW 15 5 10 15 15 100

15 15 100

I BBM 40 40 20 20 40 35 87.5

39 36 92.3

I B.SC 16 16 5 11 16 16 100

16 16 100

II B.SC 7 2 6 8 8 100

8 8 100

2012-13

I BA 56 56 27 29 56 34 60.71

56 25 44.64

II BA 39 14 25 37 25 67.58

37 32 86.48

I BSW 21 21 8 13 21 12 57.4

19 18 94.73

II BSW 30 17 13 29 29 100

29 29 100

I BBM 38 38 17 21 38 35 92.10

38 36 94.73

I BSC 14 14 2 12 14 14 100

14 14 100

II BSC 16 5 11 16 16 100

16 16 100

I BA 49 49 13 36 49 29 59.18

48 40 83.33

II BA 56 27 29 54 46 85.18

54 44 81.48


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2013-14

I BSW 24 24 8 16 22 19 86.36

22 13 59.9

II BSW 21 8 13 19 19 100

19 19 100

I BBM 46 46 10 36 46 42 91.3

38 36 94.73

I BSC 27 27 3 24 27 26 96

27 26 96

II BSC 14 2 12 14 14 100

14 14 100

2014-15

I BA 41 41 13 28 41 32 78.05

41 30 73.17

II BA 49 13 36 47 42 89.36

47 41 87.23

I BSW 18 18 5 13 18 17 94.44

18 15 83.33

II BSW 24 8 16 21 21 100

21 21 100

I BBM 29 29 19 10 29 12 41.37

28 24 85

I BSC 37 37 5 32 37 37 100

37 37 100

II BSC 27 3 4 26 26 100

26 26 100

I BCOM 55 55 19 36 55 51 92.72

55 50 85

2015-16

I BA 43 43 13 30 43 35 80.21

43 33 76.74

II BA 41 13 28 41 29 70.73

41 31 75.60

I BSW 16 16 13 3 16 5 31.25

16 8 50

II BSW 18 5 13 18 16 94.44

18 17 95.44

I BBM 30 30 10 20 30 27 90.00

29 27 93.10

I BSC 28 28 6 22 28 28 100

28 28 100

II BSC 37 5 32 37 37 100

37 37 100

I BCOM 53 53 19 34 53 42 79.24

53 44 83.01

II BCOM 55 19 36 55 54 98.18

55 53 96.36


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27 Diversity of students:

2011-12

Name of the course % of students

from same state

% of students

from other state

% of students

from abroad

I BA 82.5 17.9

I BSW 43.33 55.66

I BBM 62.5 37.5

I BSC 86.66 13.33

2012-13

I BA 82.14 16

I BSW 61.9 38.09

I BBM 62 37.5

I BSC 76.9 23.07

2013-14

I BA 73.46 26.5

I BSW 62 37.5

I BBM 54.34 13.65

I BSC 96 3.7

2014-15

I BA 75 25

I BSW 22 77

I BBM 70 30

I BSC 91.89 8.1

I B.COM 78.57 21.42

2015-16

I BA 67.44 32.55

I BSW 78.57 15.38

I BBM 64 19.35

I B.SC 96.53 3.4

I B.COM 96.22 77

2016-17

I BA 55 44.44

I BSW 52.94 47.05

I BBM 50 50

I BSC 96.5 3.7

I BCOM 73.34 27.65

28 How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations

such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil service, Defense service, etc.?

NIL

29

Student progression

Student Progression Against % Enrolled

UG to PG 2

PG to M.Phill. NIL

PG to Ph.D. NIL

30 Details of Infrastructure facilities :

a. Library Provided

b. Internet facilities for staff and students Provided

c. Class rooms with ICT facility Provided

d. Laboratories Department has proposed to establish

language lab.


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31 Number of students receiving financial assistance from college , university ,

government or other agencies

60%

32 Details of students enrichment programmes

(special lecture/ workshops/ seminar) with

external experts

NIL

33 Teaching methods adopted to improve student

learning Lecture method

Subject assignment

Class seminar

Group discussion

ICT based teaching

34 Participation in Institutional Social Resposibility

(ISR) and extension activity

The department is actively participating in all

the community service activities `conducted

by the institution. The department has

participated in blood donation camps, NSS &

other extension activities.

35. SWOC analysis of the department and future plans :

Strength: 1.Well qualified staff working with dedication.

2. Very good building with sufficient class rooms.

3. Calm and peaceful area to teach and learn.

Weakness: 1. Poor English background of the students.

2. First generation literate students.

3. Non appointment of permanent teachers.

Opportunities: 1. Scope to start English speaking course

Challenges: 1. Bringing Kannada medium students in to English.

Future Plans: 1. Classroom discussion on literature.

2. Spoken English classes

3. Conducting National/State level seminars/workshops.

4. Arranging Guest talks.


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DEPARTMENT OF KANNADA

1 Name of the Department Kannada

2 Year of establishment 1991

3 Name of the programme BA, BBA, B.Sc., BSW, BCOM

4 Names of Inter disciplinary courses and the

departments/units involved

BA & BSW

5 Annual/Semester/Choice based Credit system

(Programme wise)

Semester, Credit Based

6 Participation of the department in the courses

offered by the other departments

The subject Kannada taught as Second

Language for all Courses

7 Courses in collaboration with other

universities, industries, foreign institutions,

etc.

Nil

8 Details of courses/programmes discontinued

(if any) with reasons

B.A. (Kannada Optional) (History,

Kannada, Pol. Science) due to

shortage in student admission

9 Number of Teaching Posts Sanctioned Filled

1. Professors - -

2. Associate Professors 1 1

3. Assistant Professors 1 -

4. Guest Lecturers 3

10 Faculty Profile with Name, Qualification, Designation,

Specialization(D.Sc.,/D.Litt./Ph.D./M.Phil,.etc,.)

Name Designation Qualification Experience(Year

s)

Dr. Varadaraja C H Associate

Professor

M.A, M.Phil., Ph.D. 24


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Mrs. MallikaKumari Guest Lecturer M.A, M.Phil., NET. 10

Mrs. Nirmala N K Guest Lecturer M.A 08

Mrs. ChandrikaKumari Guest Lecturer M.A 02

11 List of senior visiting faculty Nil

12 Percentage of

Lectures delivered

and practical classes

handled (programme

wise) by temporary

faculty

Total workload

of the

Department

Workload

shared

by the

permanent

Staff

Workloa

d shared

by the

Tempora

ry Staff

% of workload

shared by the

Temporary staff

28 6 22 73

13 Student – Teacher

Ratio

(Programme/subject

wise)

Programme/

Subject

No. of

Students

No.of

Teachers

Student Teacher

Ratio

BA, BBA, B.Sc.,

BSW, B.COM

236 4 59:1

14

Number of academic support staff

(technical) and administrative staff;

sanctioned and filled

No separate non-teaching staffs for the

department.

15 Qualifications of teaching faculty with

DSc./D.Litt/Phd.D/M.Phil/PG

Ph.D – 01

M.Phil – 01

P.G - 02

16

Number of faculty with ongoing projects

from a) National b) International funding

agencies and grants received

Nil

17

Departmental Projects funded by DST –

FIST; UGC, DBT,ICSSR, etc. and total

grants received

Nil

18 Research Centre/facility recognized by the

University

Nil

19

Publications:

Publication per faculty

One faculty has published 2 books &

edited 8 books in Kannada


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Number of paper published in peer

reviewed journals

(national/international) by faculty

and students

Number of publications listed in

International Database

Monographs

Chapter in Books

Books edited

Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers

with details of publishers

Citation Index

SNIP

SJR

Impact factor

H-index

5 papers were published in state level

Kannada Literary book volumes

Nil

Nil

Nil

08

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

Nil

20 Areas of consultancy and income

generated

One of the faculty members served as

resource person for several school

teachers‟ refresher programmes

voluntarily. No income is generated.

21 Faculty as a members in

National Committees : Nil

International Committees : Nil

Editorial Boards : University level text

book committees;

Member: Academic Council of

Mangalore University


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22 Student Projects Nil

23 Awards/Recognitions received by faculty

and students

Nil

24 List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department

Name Designation Institution Date

Dr. B.A. VivekRai Former Vice Chancellor Kannada University,

Hamp & KSOU Mysore

25.09.2015

Prof. A Murigeppa Former Vice Chancellor Kannada University,

Hampi

23.1.2015

Dr. Sabiha Bhoomi

Gowda

Chairman, Dept of

Kannada,

Presently Vice

Chancellor of Women‟s

University, Bijapur

Kannada Department,


12.09.2012

&

23.1.2015

Dr.

ThalthajeVasantha

Kumar

Chairman Kannada Department

Mumbai University

24.9.2012

&

24.1.2015

Dr. H S

RaghavendraRao

Well known critic Bangalore 23.1.2015

Prof.

SudheendraHaldod

deri

Scientist and Writer DRDO 05-9-2013

Dr. N Sukumara

Gowda

Educationist and

Linguist

Puttur 23.1.2015

Mr. I K Bolwar Dramatist NirataNiranta,Puttur 12.09.2012

Dr. U B Pavanaja Advisor, International

Internet society

International Internet

society, Bangalore

24-1-2015

Prof. T S

Venugopal

Educationist Mysore 24.1.2015


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Dr. Ramesh

Chandra Datta

Associate Professor Govt. College

Gouribidanoor,

Bangalore

23.1.2015

Dr. Padekallu

Vishnu Bhat

Principal HOD

Kannada

G F G College,

Hiriyadka

23.1.2015

Dr. A Girish Bhat Associate Professor G F G College, Bantawal 24.1.2015

Prof. Shailaja Writer Mysore 24.1.2015

25 Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and Source of funding

National Level

Title Funding Agency

Teaching Kannada in UG Level-New

Paradigms and Challenges

UGC

26 Student Profile: 2012-13

Name of the

Course/Program

me

Applications received Selected Enrolled Pass %

M F

I BBM 23 23 11 12 100

I B.A 49 49 24 25 100

I B.SW 18 18 09 09 100

I B.SC 08 08 01 07 100

II B.A 35 35 14 21 100

II BSW 27 27 15 12 100

II B.SC 09 09 04 05 100

2013-14

I BBM 29 29 06 23 100

I B.A 43 42 10 33 98

I B.SW 23 23 07 16 100


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I B.SC 20 20 02 18 100

II B.A 49 49 24 25 100

II BSW 18 18 09 09 100

II B.SC 08 08 01 07 100

2014-15

I BBM 18 18 12 06 100

I B.A 36 36 13 23 100

I B.SW 06 06 02 04 100

I B.SC 24 24 03 21 100

I B.COM 48 48 15 33 100

II B.A 43 43 10 33 100

II BSW 23 23 07 16 100

II B.SC 20 20 02 18 100

2015-16

I BBM 25 25 08 17 100

I BA 39 37 13 26 95

I BSW 14 14 12 02 100

I BSC 17 17 06 11 100

I B.COM 48 48 16 32 100

II BA 35 35 13 22 100

II BSW 06 06 02 04 100

II BSC 23 23 03 20 100

II B.COM 48 48 15 33 100

2016-17


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I BBA 18 18 15 03 100

I BA 21 21 02 19 100

I BSW 17 17 11 06 100

I BSC 21 21 05 16 100

I B.COM 41 41 08 33 100

II BA 38 38 13 25 100

II BSW 12 12 10 02 100

II BSC 17 17 06 11 100

II B.COM 47 47 15 32 100

I BBA 18 18 15 03 100

27 Diversity of Students : 2012-13

Name of the

course

% of students from the

other state

% of students

from same state

% of students from

abroad

I BA 8 92 NIL

II BA 30 70 NIL

I BBM 0 100 NIL

I BSW 33 67 NIL

II BSW 52 48 NIL

I B SC 13 87 NIL

II B SC 11 89 NIL

2013-14

I BA 19 81 NIL

I BSW 39 61 NIL

I BBM 21 79 NIL


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I B SC 5 95 NIL

II BA 8 92 NIL

II BSW 33 67 NIL

II B Sc 13 87 NIL

2014-15

I BA 11 89 NIL

I BSW 33 67 NIL

I BBM 28 72 NIL

I BSC 4 86 NIL

I B.COM - 100 NIL

II BA 19 81 NIL

II BSW 39 61 NIL

II BSC 5 95 NIL

2015-16

I BA 23 77 NIL

I BSW 21 79 NIL

I BBM 20 80 NIL

I BSC 6 94 NIL

I B.COM 20 80 NIL

II BA 11 89 NIL

II BSW 33 67 NIL

II BSC 4 96 NIL

II B.COM 0 100 NIL

2016-17


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I BA 0 100 NIL

I BSW 47 53 NIL

I BBA 28 72 NIL

I BSC 5 95 NIL

I B.COM 23 67 NIL

II BA 24 66 NIL

II BSW 25 75 NIL

II B SC 6 94 NIL

II B.COM - 100 NIL

28 How many students have cleared national

and state competitive examinations such as

NET, SLET, GATE, Civil Services,

Defense services, etc

NIL

29 Student Progression

UG to PG 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16

3 (B.Ed) 1 (MA) 2 (M.A.) 4 (B.Ed) 5 (B. Ed.)


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30 Details of Infrastructural facilities

a) Library 1200+ Kannada books in general library.

b) Internal facilities PC, Printer and Internet Connectivity in common Staff room

c) Class rooms with ICT

Facility

Yes

d) Laboratories -

31

Number of Students receiving

financial assistance from

college, university, government

or other agencies

Year No of Students

2011-12 15

2012-13 22

2013-14 15

2014-15 16

2015-16 10

32 Details on student enrichment programmes (special lectures/workshops/seminar)with external

experts

Date Title Resource Person Beneficiaries

2011-2012

18.08.2011 Seminar on Tulu Folklore Dr. Palthadi Ramakrishna

Achar, President Tulu

Sahitya Academy

100 students

& 15 others

2012-2013

24.09.2012 AmbigaraChawdayya&Vachana

movement - Special lecture in

association with

AmbigaraChowdayya chair of


Dr. T. Vasantha Kumar,

Former Head, Dept of

Kannada, University of

Mumbai

120+

2013-2014

13.8-2014 Special lecture on Kannada

Media – New opportunities

Dr. Narenda Rai Derla,

Journalist

90


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33. Teaching Methods adopted to improve student learning:

Lecturing method, Interactive learning method, Power Point Presentation, referring online

encyclopaedia like Wikipedia, assignments, seminars etc.

34. Students actively involving in NSS activities, Red Cross activities etc. along with the

students of other departments.

35. SWOC analysis of the department and future plans:

STRENGTHS:

Qualified, experienced and competent teaching staff

Students are good at Kannada as majority are from Kannada medium, and hence good at writing Kannada Articles, poems, etc.

Majority of the students opt Kannada language as their choice for

Language

Rich cultural background in native language

WEAKNESSES:

Kannada subject is not offered as a subject of specialisation. Optional Kannada in B.A course, is closed because of less enrolment.

No Departmental Library.

No separate staff room for the department.

OPPORTUNITIES:

There are ample opportunities for students in job market especially in media sector.

There are two sanctioned posts for Kannada Lecturer and hence there is scope

2014-2015

23 & 24

January

2015

National Seminar on `Teaching

Kannada in UG level ; New

Paradigms (UGC Sponsored)

Dr. A Murigeppa, Dr. HS

RaghavendraRao, Dr. UB

Pavanaja, Dr.

SukumaraGowda, Dr.

TalthajeVasanthakumaretc

120 from 8

districts of

Karnataka

2015-2016

12-9-2016 Dr. ShivaramaKarantha and

kannada Theatre - A Special

lecture in association with Dr.

ShivaramaKaranth Chair of


Mr. I K Bolwar, Theatre

expert, Puttur

160


195

for having one more permanent faculty for the department.

CHALLENGES:

Improving library facilities for the students by collection of more books.

Exposure to multi media sector and journalism

FUTURE PLANS:

To restart B A course with Kannada as an optional subject.

To have a separate staff room and Departmental library for the department.

Organising more literature related programs

Organising one more National Seminar in Kannada in Association with Central Sahithya

Academy.


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DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

1. Name of the department Hindi

2. Year of Establishment 2005-06

3. Names of the programmes

offered

UG-

B.A,BSW,B.B.A,BSC,B.COM

4.

Names of interdisciplinarycourses

& the Dept/Units involved :

Nil

5.

Annual/Semister/Choice based

Credit System (Programme wise)

Credit- based Semister System

6.

Courses in collaboration with other

universities ,industries, foreign ,etc

Nil

7.

Participation of the department in

the coursesoffered by other

department

Nil

8.

Details of the courses/programmes

discontinued (if any) with reasons

Nil

9.

Number of teaching posts

(sanctioned & filled)

Sectioned

Filled

Associate Professors - -

Asst. Professors 01 -

Guest Lecturers - 03

10.

Percentage of lectures delivered

by temporary faculty(Program

wise)

Total

workloa

d of the

Depart

ment

Workload

shared

by the

permanent

Staff

Workload

shared by the

Temporary

Staff

% of work

shared by

the

Temporary

staff

28

0 28 100

11. Faculty profile with name,qualification,designation,specialization :

Name Qualification Designation Specialisation Experience (in

years)

Saraswathi N MA Guest Lecturer Hindi 09

Swathi M MA Guest Lecturer Hindi 04


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Kusuma MA Guest Lecturer Hindi 02

12. List of senior visiting faculty NIL

13. Student ratio (Programme wise) : 14.33:1

14.

Number of academic support staff and

administrative staff ; sanctioned and filled:

Common pool

15.

Qualifications of teaching faculty with D.Sc. /


Please refer SL.11

16.

Number of faculty with ongoing projects from

a) National

b) International funding agencies and grants received

Nil

17.

Departmental projects funded by DST – FIST;UGC ,

DBT,ICSSR, etc. and total grants received

Nil

18.

Research center / facility recognized by the

University

Nil

19.

Publications:

a) Publications per faculty

b) Paper presented

c) Number of papers published in peer reviewed

journals (National / International )by faculty and

students:

Nil

20. Areas of consultancy and income generated Nil

21.

Faculty as members in

a) National committees:

b) International committees:

c) Editorial Boards:

Nil

22. Student project


198

26. Students profile programme course wise :

2011-12

Name of the

course

SEMISTER Application

received

Selected Enrolled Pass

%

Male Female

B.B.M I 09 09 02 07 100

B.A.

II 09 09 02 07 100

I 03 03 01 02 100

II 03 03 01 02 100

III 02 02 02 - 100

IV 02 02 02 - 100

BSW

I 05 05 03 02 100

II 05 05 03 02 100

III 03 03 01 02 100

IV 03 03 01 02 100

BSC

I 05 05 01 05 100

II 06 06 01 05 100

III 01 01 - 01 100

IV 01 01 - 01 100

a.Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter departmental/

programme

b.Percentage of students placed for projects in

organizations outside the institution

Nil

23.

Awards/Recognitions received by the faculty and

students Nil

24.

List of eminent academicians and scientist / visitors

to the Department

Nil

25.

Seminars/Conference/Workshops organized and the

source of funding National And International

Nil


199

2012-13

Name of the

course


received


% Male Female

B.B.M

I 15 15 06 09 100

II 15 15 06 09 100

B.A.

I 03 03 03 - 100

II 03 03 03 - 100

III 03 03 01 02 100

IV 03 03 01 02 100

BSW

I 03 03 - 03 100

II 03 03 - 03 100

III 05 05 03 02 100

IV 05 05 03 02 100

BSC

I 04 04 01 03 100

II 04 04 01 03 100

III 05 05 01 04 100

IV 05 05 01 04 100

2013 - 14

Name of the

course


received


% Male Female

B.B.M

I 20 20 04 16 100

II 20 20 04 16 100


200

B.A.

I 06 06 03 03 83.3

II 06 06 03 03 100

III 03 03 03 - 67

IV 03 03 03 - 100

BSW

I 02 02 02 - 100

II 02 02 02 - 100

III 03 03 - 03 100

IV 03 03 - 03 100

BSC

I 07 07 01 06 100

II 07 07 01 06 100

III 04 04 01 03 100

IV 04 04 01 03 100

2014 - 15

Name of the

course


received

Selected Enrolled Pass %

Male Female

B.B.M

I 06 06 02 04 100

II 06 06 02 04 100

B.A.

I 05 05 - 05 100

II 05 05 - 05 100

III 06 06 03 03 67

IV 06 06 03 03 100

I 11 11 03 09 33.3

II 11 11 03 09 100


201

BSW III 02 02 02 - 50

IV 02 02 02 - 100

BSC

I 09 09 - 09 100

II 09 09 - 09 100

III 06 06 01 05 100

IV 06 06 01 05 100

BCOM

I 07 07 03 04 100

II 07 07 03 04 100

2015 - 16

Name of the

course


received

Selected Enrolled Pass %

Male Female

B.A.

I 04 04 - 04 100

II 04 04 - 04 100

III 05 05 - 05 100

IV 05 05 - 05 100

BSW

I 01 01 - 01 100

II 01 01 - 01 100

III 11 11 03 09

IV 11 11 03 09 100

BSC

I 09 09 - 09 100

II 09 09 - 09 100

III 09 09 - 09 100

IV 09 09 - 09 100

I 05 05 02 03 80


202

2012-13

Name of the

course

No. of students

from state

No. of students

from other state

Students from

abroad

I BBM 02 12 -

I BA - 03 -

I BSW - 03 -

I BSC 02 02 -

2013 - 14

Name of the

course

No. Of students

from the state

No. Of students

from the other

state

No. Of students

from abroad

I B.B.M 02 18 -

I B.A. 01 04 -

I BSW - 02 -

I BSC 07 - -

2014 - 15

Name of the

course

No. Of students

from the state

No. Of students

from the other

state

No. Of students

from abroad

I B.B.M 02 03 -

I B.A. 01 04 -

I BSW - 12 -

I BSC 08 01 -

I BCOM - 07 -

BCOM II 05 05 02 03 80

III 07 07 03 04 100

IV 07 07 03 04 100

27. Diversity of Students:

2011-12

Name of the

course

No. of students

from state

No. of students

from other state

Students from

abroad

I BBM 02 07 -

I BA - 01 -

I BSW - 05 -

I BSC 01 04 -


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2015 - 16

Name of the

course

No. Of students

from the state

No. Of students

from the other

state

No. Of students

from abroad

I B.B.M 02 03 -

I B.A. - 04 -

I BSW - 01 -

I BSC 09 - -

I BCOM 04 01 -

28.

How many students have cleared National & State

Competitive Exams such as

GATE/SLET/NET, Civil Services, Defence Services

etc.

Nil

29. Student progression


UG to PG

Nil

PG to M.Phill. NIL

PG to Ph.D. NIL

30.

Details of Infrastructural facilities :

a) Library Provided

b) Internet facilities for staff and students Provided

c) Class rooms with ICT facility Provided

d) Laboratories Nil

31. Number of students receiving financial assistance

from college, university, government or other

agencies

100%

32. Details of students enrichment programmes (special

Lecture workshops/ seminar) with external experts

Nil


204

33.

Teaching Methods adopted to improve student

learning

Lecture method

Subject

assignment

Class seminar

Group discussion

ICT based

teaching

34 Participation in Institutional Social

Resposibility (ISR) and extension

activity

35. SWOC analysis of the department and

future plans Strength: Well qualified faculties and

working with utmost dedication.

Weakness: Kannada Medium base of

the students

Opportunities: Malayalam bases

Kerala students opt Hindi as second

language.

Challenge: Attracting Kannada

medium students in to Hindi

Future plans:

1: Classroom discussion on literature.

2: Conducting National/State level

seminars/workshops.

3: Arranging Guest talks.


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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

1. Name of the department Social Work

2. Year of the establishment 2007-08

3. Name of Programmes UG-BSW

4 Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the

departments / units involved

NIL

5. Annual/Semester/Choice-Based Credit System

(programme wise )

Semester

Credit Based

6 Participation of the department in the course

offered by other department

NIL

7 Courses on collaboration with other universities ,

industries ,foreign institution , etc.

NIL

8 Detail of courses / programmes discontinued ( if

any) with reasons

NIL

9. Number of teaching Posts Designation Sanctioned Filled

Asst.

professor

4 1

Guest

lecturers

6

10 Percentage of Lectures

delivered and practical

classes

handled(programme wise)

by temporary faculty

Total workload of

the Department

Workload

shared by the

permanent

Staff

Workload

shared by the

Temporary Staff

% of

work

shared

by the

Tempora

ry staff

82 20 62 83.6%

WORK LOAD IN THE BSW DEPARTMENT:

I BSW II BSW III BSW

Theory Practical Theory Practical Theory Practical

16 6 16 6 30 8

Total Total Total

22 22 38

Total work load 82 hours


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11. Faculty profile with name, qualification , designation , specialization , (D.Sc. / D.Litt. /

Ph.D. / M.Phil etc.)

Lecturers worked for the last 5 years

Name Qualification Designation Specialization Experience

Dr. Seema GK M.A, Ph.D Asst.proffesor Sociology 8 Years

Rashmitha shetty MSW Guest lecturer Medical and

psychiatry

2 years

Mohan Kumar MSW Guest lecturer Human Resource

Development

3 Years

Rashmitha Karkera.

N

MSW Guest lecturer Medical and

Psychiatry

4 Years

Madhava KB MSW Guest lecturer Community

Development

8 years

Vinutha. K MSW Guest lecturer Human Resource

Development

6 years

Chaitra . K MSW Guest lecturer Medical and

Psychiatry

5 Years

Harinakshi MSW Guest lecturer Human Resource

Development

4 Years

Poornima . M MSW Guest lecturer Medical and

Psychiatry

1 year

12 List of senior visiting faculty NIL

13 Student teacher ratio

Programme /subject No.of

students

No.of

teachers

Student –teacher ratio

BSW 47 7 7:1

14 Number of academic support staff and administrative staff ; sanctioned

and filled

Common pool

15 Qualifications of teaching faculty with D.Sc. / D.Litt./ Ph.D./M.Phill./

PG

Please refer

SL.11


207


a)National


NIL

17 Departmental projects funded by DST – FIST;UGC , DBT , ICSSR, etc.

and total grants received

Nil

18 Research center / facility recognized by the University NIL

19 Publications:

NIL a ) Publications per faculty

b )Paper presented

c ) Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (National /

International )by faculty and students:



NIL

a) National committees:

b)International committees:

c)Editorial Boards:

22 Student projects

c. Percentage of students who have done in-house projects

including inter departmental/ programme

100%

All the

students

partitioned into

groups to

prepare short

notes and to be

presented in

classroom.

(Details given

below)

d. Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations

outside the institution NIL

STUDENTS CONDUCTED PROGRAMMES/ORIENTATION VISIT/STUDY TOUR:

2011-2012

Sl

No

Date Subject / Topic Resource person/

conducted by

Venue

1 4/3/2012 Attended University

Level Graduate Social

Work Student‟s meet

Attended programme Alva‟s College

Moodbire


208

2 10/3/2012 Awareness programme

on HIV and AIDS

Mr. Suresh Salian DKZPHP school

Kakkur

3 10/3/2012 Moral Education M. Radhakrishna DKZPHP School

Bettampady

4 17/3/2012 Importance of Education Mr. Mahav K B DKZPHP School

Mitthadka

04/8/2012 Swachatha Andolan Mr. Shambu Bhat Aryapu Gram

Panchayath

5 08/12/2012

-

13/12/2012

Study Tour-Tribal visit 3 BSW students Shimogha Tribal

community

2012-13

1. 10/12/2012 Visit to Morarji Desai

School

2 bsw students

Puttur

2. 5/01/2013 Community Work BSW students Devasya Anganavadi

Center

3. 24/1/2013 Construction of school

vegetable garden

BSW students DKZPHP school

Nidpalli

4. 30/01/2013 Women and Law Mrs. Gregori D‟souza DKZPHP school

Mithadka

5. 1/2/2013 Women an Society Mrs. Geetha DKZPHP School

Uppalige

6. 6/2/2013 Parents role in Child‟s

Development

Mr. Bhaskar Adyanadkaanganawadi

center

7. 10/2/2013 Women and Society Ms. Rashmitha Shetty Community hall

Cherkabe


209

8. 11/2/2013 Women and Law Mr. Manjunath N S DKZPHP school Uppalige

9. 13/2/2013 Environmental

Protection

Mrs.

GeethaSooryanarayan

DKZPHP School

Bettampady

10. 13/2/2013 Attended Seminar-

Reinforcement of Civic

Education

Mr. J Prashanth St. Philomenana

college Puttur

11. 13/2/2013 Health and Hygiene Mrs. Pushpa H DKZPHP School

Ajjikallu

12. 23/2/2013 Life skills Ms. Rashmitha Shetty DKZPHP school

Peralthadka

13. 23/2/2013 Right to Information Act Mr.Parameshwar Naik Enmakaje Village

Panchayath hall

14. 1/3/2013 Nutritious Food Week Mr.Madhav K B Bettampady

anganawadi center

15. 9/3/2013 Importance of Education Ms. Vinutha K DKZPHP School

Kakkur

16. 15/3/2013 Blood group testing

camp

3 bsw students DKZPHP School

Pariyalthaddka

17. 16/3/2013 Information about Self-

Employment

Mr.Chandrashekhar Badagannur

Gramapanchayath

2013-14

1. 10/8/2013 Industrial visit –

Chocolate Factory

Puttur

2 bsw students Puttur

2. 15/8/2013 Exam Preparation Ms.RashmithaKarkera

N

DKZPHP School

Ariyadka

3. 6/9/2013 Nutritional camp and

Child protection

Mrs. Neela

Anganawadi center

Soorambail


210

4. 7/9/2013 Health improvement

and child Protection

Mrs. Malathi N S DKZPHP School

Papemajal

5. 14/9/2013 Child Awareness on

Discipline

Mr. Jagadeesh Reddy DKZPHP School Panaje

6. 18/9/2013 Prathibha puraskar Mr. Madhav K B Arlapadavu Anganawadi

center

7. 18/9/2013 Health and Sanitation Mr. Sathyanarayan Rai

DKZPHP School Kepu

8. 18/9/2013 Life Skill Ms. Rashmitha Shetty DKZPHP School

Bettampady

9. 18/9/2013 Departmental Visit -

CDPO

Bsw students Puttur

10. 23/9/2013 Pregnancy care and

child protection

Mr. Madhav K B Uppalige Anganawadi

center

11. 24/9/2013 Nutritious Food Week Mr. Madhav K B Bettampady Anganawadi

center

12. 28/9/2013 Awareness

programme on

Importance of

Nutrition and Child

Care

Mrs. Vimalammal Anganawdi center Kakkur

13. 18/1/2014 Polio and Health

Awareness

programme

Dr. Krishna moorthy DKZPHP school Panaje

14. 5/2/2014 Study tour 3bsw students VGKK, Mysore

15. 15/2/2014 Awareness about

Juvenile

delinquency

Mr. Mohan Kumar Govt. Aided Primary School

Kunjoorpanja

16. 15/2/2014 Nutritios food and

communicable

diseases

Mrs. Vimalammal DKZPHP School

Bettampady


211

17. 15/2/2014 Women‟s day Mr. Nagarathna Kakkuru Anaganawadi

center

18. 18/2/2014 Role of Parents in

children‟s

development

Mrs. Vimalammal DKZPHP School Mittadka

19. 19/2/2014 Personal hygiene

and Health

awareness

Mr. Everest

Rodrigues

SoorambailAnganawadi

Center

20. 22/2/2014 Health and Hygiene Mr. Everest

Rodrigues

Public Higher Primary

School Adyanadka

21. 4/3/2014 Health and Personal

Hygiene

Mr. Narayana S K DKZPHP School Kakkur

22. 8/3/2014 Woman & Law,

Child Rights An

Parent‟s Role

Mr. Sudheer

Tholpady

DKZPHP School Ariyadka

23. 11/3/2014 Personality

Development

Mr.Radhakrishna DKZPHP School

Bettampady

24. 14/3/2014 Personal Hygiene

and First Aid

Mr. Praneeth Kumar DKZPHP School

IrdeUppalige

25. 15/3/2014 Woman and society Mrs. Vinutha Arlapaavu Anganawadi

center

26. 15/3/2014 Health & Hygiene

and Personality

Development

Mr. Everest Rorigues DKZPHP School Ajjikallu

27. 15/3/2014 Awareness

programme on

Communicable

diseases

Mrs. Vinutha K Arlapadavu Anganawadi

center


development &

Hygiene

Mr.Sathyanarayan DKZPHP School

Pariyalthadka

29. 16/3/2014 Eye Camp 3 bsw students Badagannur Gram


212

Panchayath

30. 17/3/2014 Health and Hygiene Mrs. Vinutha DKZPHP School Mittadka


Rodrigues

DKZPHP School Nidpalli

32. 18/3/2014 Health problems and

Solution

Ms. Rashmi DKZPHP School

Arlapadavu

33. 18/3/2014 Importance of

Education

Mr. Balakrishna DKZPHP School Kumbra

2014-15

1. 9/8/2014 Attended Alcohol De-

addiction camp

Attended

programme

Kavu

2. 17/9/2014 Life skill and Exam

Preparation

Mrs.Rashmitha

Karkera N

DKZPHP School

Papemajal

3. 17/9/2014 Caring of Lactating

mother and child growth

Mrs. Vimalammal Soorambail Anganawadi

Center

4. 19/9/2014 Woman Exploitation

Awareness Programme

Mrs. Bharathi DKZPHP School

Bettampady

5. 19/9/2014 Personal Hygiene Mr. Ranjan DKZPHP School

Mitthadka

6. 19/9/2014 Child caring and

communicable diseases

Mrs. Susheela UppaligeAnganawadi

Center

7. 20/9/2014 Personal hygiene and

Exam Preparation

Ms.

SuchithaKumari

DKZPHP School Neerkaje

8. 10/9/2014 TB and Communicable

diseases; Mode of

transmission an

Mrs. Vimalammal Bettampady Anganawadi

Center


213

Prevention

9. 15/9/2014 Significance of Breast

feeding and child rearing

Mrs. Sarojini Kaikara Anganawadi

center

10. 16/9/2014 Personality development Mr. Praneeth Govt. aided Primary

School Kunjoorpanja

11. 21/1/2015 Women Exploitation Ms. Sowmya D Bettampady Anganawai

Center

12. 7/2/2015 Inter collegiate skit

competition-Prohibition

of Crime

Attended

programme

Vivekananda college Puttur

13. 20/2/2015-

22/2/2015

Study Tour 3bsw students VGKK BR Hills

14. 18/2/2015 Importance of Education Mr.Ramachandra DKZPHP School Kaikara

15. 3/3/2015 Common Diseases Of

Children

Mr.Ramachandra DKZPHP School

Bettampady


rodrigues

DKZPHP School

Bettampady

17. 13/3/2015 Personal Hygiene and

Practice

Mrs.Chandravathi DKZPHP School Kumbra

18. 14/3/2015 Health Awareness Ms. Rajitha K J Govt. Aided Primary school

Punacha


Development

Ms. Nikilakshi DKZPHP School

Bettampady

20. 14/3/2015 Preparation For Exam Ms. Shilpa&

Ms. Sowparnika

DKZPHP School

Papemajal

21. 16/3/2015 Swine Flu [H1N1] Mr. Everest

Rodrigues

DKZPHP School Kakkur


214

22. 17/032015 Awareness about Health

and cleanliness

Ms. Sumana B DKZPHP school

Badagannur

23. 24/3/2015 Dental Camp 3 bsw students Adyanadka

2015-16

1. 27/7/2015 Swine Flu [ H1N1] Mrs.Vimalammal DKZPHP School Mittadka

2. 16/8/2015 Orientation visit 1bsw students Dharmajyothi NGO,

LINK-DE ADDICTION

CENTER

3. 15/8/2015 Swatchatha Andolan 3bsw students Badagannur Gram

Panchayath

4. 29/8/2015 Significance of Breast

Feeding

Mrs. Rajeshwari KakkurAnganawadi center

5. 2/9/2015 Child Rearing and

Mother‟s awareness

regarding child Growth

Mr. Ranjan A V Ajjikallu Anganawai center

6. 2/9/2015 Nutritional Food And

Hygiene

Mrs.Vimalammal Mittadka Anganawadi

Center

7. 12/9/2015 Maleriya, Chikungunya

Awareness Pamphlet

Distribution

Bsw students Bettampay community

8. 12/9/2015 Personality Development Mr. Shreepathi

Bhat

DKZPHP School Mithadka

9. 14/9/2015 Signifiacnce of

Nutritious Food

Mrs.Vimalammal Arlapadavu Anganawadi

center


215

10. 23/9/2015 Inter collegiate Seminar

and Street play

competition

Attended

programme

GFGC Vittal

11. 2/10/2015 Swach BharathAbhiyan Bsw students Bettampady Gram

Panchayath

12. 8/10/2015 Volunteer Service to

Cluster level Prathibha

Karanji

Attended

programme

DKZPHP School Idyottu

13. 24/1/2016 Nehru Yuva Samsattu-

Personality development

Mr. Rakesh Rai

Kedenji

DKZPHP School Nanya,

Kavu

14. 29/2/2016 Dental Camp

3 BSW

STUDENTS

Bettampady Grama

Panchayath

15. 3/3/2016 Study tour 3BSW

STUDENTS

Ankola, Yallapura,Koppal,

Hospete, Hubli

16. 12/3/2016 One day camp-

Swachatha Andolan

1BSW

STUDENTS

DKZPHP School

Dhoomadka

17. 15/3/2016 Swatch Bharath Abhiyan 1BSW

STUDENTS

Govt. Aided Higher Primary

School Adyanadka

18. 21/3/2016 Hookworm control and

prevention

Mrs. Vinutha K MittadkaAnganawadi center

19. 2/3/2016 Hookworm Control and

Treatment

Mr. Ranjan A V Kunjoorpanja Anganawadi

center

20. 18/3/2016 Attended Programme –

Cancer awareness

outreach programme

Attended

programme

Vivekanadna

Mahavidhyalaya Puttur

21. 23/3/2016 Control of Hookworm to

Child‟s Growth

Mr. Madhav K

B

Kunjoorpanja Anganawadi

center

22. 5/4/2016 Hookworm control and

prevention

Mrs. Padmavathi Bettampady Anganawai

center


216

23. 6/4/2016 Personal Hygiene and

Health

Mr. Ranjan AV DKZPHP School Arlapadavu

24. 7/4/2016 Building Leadership Mr.Ramachandra DKZPHP School Kumbra

2016-17

1. 28/7/2016 Attended training

programme – First aid and

Disaster Management

Dr.V L S Kumar Sudana school Puttur

2. 6/08/2016 Attended alcohol De-

addiction Camp

SKDRDP,

Dharmasthala

Community Hall

Arlapadav

3. 14/9/2016 Nutritional Food Week Mr. Padmavathi M

K

Irde Uppalige

Anganawadi Center

4. 19/9/2016 Preventive Measures of

Diarrhea and Significance of

Breast Feeing

Mrs. Vimalammal Bettampady

Anganawadi Center

5. 23/9/2016 Nutritional Food for

Pregnant and Lactating

mother

Mr. Madhav K B Mittadka Anganawai

center

6. 24/09/2016 Moral education Mr. Ramachandra DKZPHP Bettampady

7. 1/10/2016 Moral education Mr. Ramachandra DKZPHP Neerkaje

8. 3/10/2016 Importance of Education Mr. Everest

Rodrigues

DKZPHP Panaje

9. 28/1/2017 Yoga for health Mr. Ramachandra Nidpalli primary school

23 Awards/Recognitions received by the faculty and students NIL

24 List of eminent academicians and scientist / visitors to the Department Refer Sl.

No. 32

25 Seminars/Conference/Workshops organized and the source of funding

National And International

Sl.

No

Date Title Resource Person Source of

Funding


217

1 4.2.2016 One day National Level Seminar on

“ Social work Education, Challenges

and Perspectives”

Dr. R Rajesh, Prof. P. G

Dept. of Sociology,

Bangalore University

Dr. Lena Ashok ,

Associate

Professor,&co-

ordinator, MSW

Course, Manipal

University

UGC-National

26 Student profile programme / course wise/ Semester wise.

year Applications

receives

Selected Enrolled

Male Female

2011-

12

30 30 17 13

2012-

13

21 21 9 12 2013-

14

24 24 8 16 2014-

15

18 18 5 13 2015-

16

16 16 13 3 2016-

17

17 17 11 6

UNIVERSITY EXAMINAION RESULTS:

Batch Sem appear

ed

Distincti

on

Firs

t

clas

s

Secon

d

class

Pass

Clas

s

Total

Percenta

ge

Remarks

2010-13 I

II

III

IV

V

VI

15

15

15

15

15

15

1

1

0

1

0

0

7

8

6

13

6

6

7

4

9

1

6

8

0

1

0

0

2

-

100%

93%

100%

100%

93%

93%

-

1 FAIL

-

-

1 FAIL

1 FAIL


218

2011-14 I

II

III

IV

V

VI

30

29

29

29

29

29

0

0

2

2

6

1

5

5

12

7

12

12

17

18

11

17

7

14

5

5

0

1

1

0

90%

96%

86%

93%

89%

93%

3 FAIL

1 FAIL

4 FAIL

2 FAIL

3 FAIL

2 FAIL

2012-15 I

II

III

IV

V

VI

21

19

19

19

19

19

1

2

4

5

3

3

7

4

7

5

6

6

9

9

2

3

6

7

0

1

0

1

1

0

80%

84%

68%

73%

84%

84%

4 FAIL

3 FAIL

6 FAIL

5 FAIL

3 FAIL

3 FAIL

2013-16 I

II

III

IV

V

VI

21

21

21

21

21

19

0

1

2

4

4

6

9

6

9

7

12

10

7

12

5

5

4

2

2

1

0

0

0

0

86%

95%

76%

76%

95%

95%

3 FAIL

1 FAIL

5 FAIL

5 FAIL

1 FAIL

1 AB

27 Diversity of students:

Year Total

NOs of

student

s

SC ST GIst

2A 2B 3A 3B GM PH

M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

2011-12 30 - - - - - 2 1 - - - 1 - - - 1

4

1

1

1 -

2012-13 21 2 - - 2 - - 1 1 - - - - - - 6 9 - -

2013-14 24 2 1 - 2 - - 2 2 - - - 1 - 1 4 9 - -

2014-15 16 - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 1

1

- -

2015-16 14 2 2 1 - 1 - 3 - - - - - 1 - 3 1 - -

2016-17 17 2 2 - - - - 1 - 1 - - - - 1 7 3 - -


219

YEAR % OF STUDENTS FROM THE SAME

STATE (Karnataka)

% OF STUDENTS FROM

OTHER STATES (Kerala) 2010-2011 80 20

2011-2012 35.71 64.28

2012-2013 47.61 52.38

2013-2014 50 50

2014-2015 38.88 61.11

2015-2016 64.28 35.71

2016-2017 47.05 52.94

28 How many students have cleared national and

state competitive examinations such as NET,

SLET, GATE, Civil service, Defense service,

etc.?

NIL

2

9

Year Student progression Percentage

2011-

12

Post Graduation 56

Employed 76

2012-

13

Post Graduation 66

Employed 53

2013-

14

Post Graduation 89

Employed 10

2014-

15

Post Graduation 61

Employed 27

2015-

16

Post Graduation 86

Employed 7

30 Details of Infrastructure facilities :

a. Library Provided


220

b. Internet facilities for staff and students Provided

c. Class rooms with ICT facility Provided

d. Laboratories Nil

31 Number of students receiving financial

assistance from college , university ,


Year Studen

ts

Year Students

2011-

12

14 2012-13 12

2013-

14

11 2014-15 13

32 Details of students enrichment programmes (special lecture/ workshops/

seminar) with external experts

Sl.

No.

Date Title Resource Person Number of

beneficiaries

1. 1/9/2012 Seminar on “ Health

Awareness in Society-

New Paradigms”

Dr. Sapna. J

Physiacian, Ukkinadka

Kasargod

Mrs. Swapna Shetty

Dept.social work,

Shreedevi Institute of

Management, M‟lore

70



New Paradigms”

Dr. Sapna. J

Physiacian, Ukkinadka

Kasargod

Mrs. Swapna Shetty

Dept.social work,

Shreedevi Institute of


70

3. 17/3/2013 One day Workshop on -

“Career Guidance”

Mr. Ishwar Naik

HR, CAMPCO

56


221

4. 3/8/2013 One day workshop on “

Field Work Practicum”

Prof. Krishnamurthy &

Prof. Mookambika

P.G Dept.of Social Work,

Alva‟s College

Moodabidri

70

5. 25/1/2014 One day workshop on

“Self Employment for

Self dependency- Bee

Keeping”

Mr. Sanjeeva Gowda

Agriculturist

65



Dr. Ajith D‟Souza,

Principal, Mahesh PU

College, Mangalore

55


Information on field

work practicum”

Faculties of social work

department G.F.G.C

Bettampady

60

8. 4/2/2016 One day National Level

Seminar on “ Social work

Education, Challenges

and Perspectives”

Dr. R Rajesh, Prof. P. G

Dept. of Sociology,

Bangalore University

Dr. Lena Ashok ,

Associate Professor,&co-

ordinator, MSW Course,

Manipal University

9. 4/2/2017 Personality development Mr. Manoj Kumar P K

HR, Harsha pvt Ltd

42

33 Teaching methods adopted to improve

student learning

Information and communication technology

Bridge course for 1bsw students

Student class seminars


222

Power point presentation by students

Guest lecturer talk

English speaking course

Special class to slow learners

Street play at local areas

Role play in class room

Class room wall magazines to

encourage students talents

Competition of collage and poster making for 3bsw

students

Carrier guidance and guidance about MSW course to 3 bsw

students

Class room conferences

Group discussions

Class room debates

Networking with NGO‟s

Orientation visit

Study tour

Social survey

34 Participation in Institutional Social

Resposibility (ISR) and extension activity

The department is actively

participating in all the community

service activities `conducted by the

institution. The department has

participated in blood donation camps,

NSS Camps, Community services in

collaboration with community Welfare

Agencies.

(Programme list is given below)

1. DETAILS ON STUDENT ENRICHMENT PROGRAMMES (SPECIAL LECTURES/

WORKSHOPS/SEMINAR) WITH EXTERNAL EXPERTS

Sl No Date Title Resource Person



New Paradigms”

Dr. Sapna. J. Physiacian,

UkkinadkaKasargod

Mrs. Swapna Shetty

Dept.social work,Shreedevi Institute of



223

2. 17/3/2013 One day Workshop on -

“Career Guidance”

Mr. Ishwar Naik

HR, CAMPCO Puttur



Prof. Krishnamurthy & Prof. Mookambika

P.G Dept.of Social Work, Alva‟s College

Moodabidri

4. 25/1/2014 One day workshop on

“Self Employment for

Self dependency- Bee

Keeping”

Mr. Sanjeeva Gowda

Agriculturist



Dr. Ajith D‟Souza,

Principal, Mahesh PU College, Mangalore


Information on field

work practicum”

Faculties of social work department

G.F.G.C Bettampady

7. 4/2/2016 One day National Level

Seminar on “ Social

work Education,

Challenges and

Perspectives”

Dr. R Rajesh, Prof. P. G Dept. of

Sociology, Bangalore UniversityDr. Lena

Ashok , Associate Professor,&co-

ordinator, MSW Course, Manipal

University

8. 4/2/2017 Personality development Mr. Manoj Kumar P K

HR, Harsha pvt Ltd

2. STUDENTS CONDUCTED PROGRAMMES/ORIENTATION VISIT/STUDY TOUR:

2011-2012

Sl

No

Date Subject / Topic Resource person/

conducted by

Venue

1 4/3/2012 Attended University

Level Graduate Social

Work Student‟s meet

Attended programme Alva‟s College

Moodbire

2 10/3/2012 Awareness programme

on HIV and AIDS

Mr. Suresh Salian DKZPHP school

Kakkur

3 10/3/2012 Moral Education M. Radhakrishna DKZPHP School

Bettampady


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4 17/3/2012 Importance of Education Mr. Mahav K B DKZPHP School

Mitthadka

04/8/2012 Swachatha Andolan Mr. Shambu Bhat Aryapu Gram

Panchayath

5 08/12/2012

-

13/12/2012

Study Tour-Tribal visit III BSW students Shimogha Tribal

community

2012-13

1 10/12/2012 Visit to Morarji

Desai School

Students

Puttur

2 5/01/2013 Community Work BSW students Devasya Anganavadi

Center

3 24/1/2013 Construction of

school vegetable

garden

BSW students DKZPHP school

Nidpalli

4 30/01/2013 Women and Law Mrs. Gregori D‟souza DKZPHP school

Mithadka

5 1/2/2013 Women an Society Mrs. Geetha DKZPHP School

Uppalige

6 6/2/2013 Parents role in

Child‟s

Development

Mr. Bhaskar Adyanadkaanganawa

di center

7 10/2/2013 Women and Society Ms. Rashmitha Shetty Community hall

Cherkabe

8 11/2/2013 Women and Law Mr. Manjunath N S DKZPHP school

Uppalige

9 13/2/2013 Environmental

Protection

Mrs.GeethaSooryanaray

an

DKZPHP School

Bettampady

10 13/2/2013 Attended Seminar-

ReinforcementofCivi

c Education

Mr. J Prashanth St. Philomenana

college Puttur

11 13/2/2013 Health and Hygiene Mrs. Pushpa H DKZPHP School

Ajjikallu

12 23/2/2013 Life skills Ms. Rashmitha Shetty DKZPHP school

Peralthadka

13 23/2/2013 Right to Information

Act

Mr.Parameshwar Naik Enmakaje Village

Panchayath hall

14 1/3/2013 Nutritious Food Mr.Madhav K B Bettampady


225

Week anganawadi center

15 9/3/2013 Importance of

Education

Ms. Vinutha K DKZPHP School

Kakkur

16 15/3/2013 Blood group testing

camp

III bsw students DKZPHP School

Pariyalthaddka

17 16/3/2013 Information about

Self- Employment

Mr.Chandrashekhar Badagannur

Gramapanchayath

2013-14

1 10/8/2013 Industrial visit –

Chocolate Factory

Puttur

2 BSW students Puttur

2 15/8/2013 Exam Preparation Ms.RashmithaKarkera

N

DKZPHP School

Ariyadka

3 6/9/2013 Nutritional camp and

Child protection

Mrs. Neela

Anganawadi center

Soorambail

4 7/9/2013 Health improvement

and child Protection

Mrs. Malathi N S DKZPHP School

Papemajal

5 14/9/2013 Child Awareness on

Discipline

Mr. Jagadeesh Reddy DKZPHP School Panaje

6 18/9/2013 Prathibhapuraskar Mr. Madhav K B Arlapadavu Anganawadi

center

7 18/9/2013 Health and Sanitation Mr. Sathyanarayan Rai DKZPHP School Kepu

8 18/9/2013 Life Skill Ms. Rashmitha Shetty DKZPHP School

Bettampady

9 18/9/2013 Departmental Visit -

CDPO

Bsw students Puttur

10 23/9/2013 Pregnancy care and

child protection

Mr. Madhav K B Uppalige Anganawadi

center

11 24/9/2013 Nutritious Food

Week

Mr. Madhav K B Bettampady Anganawadi

center

12 28/9/2013 Awareness

programme on

Importance of

Nutrition and Child

Care

Mrs. Vimalammal Anganawdi center Kakkur

13 18/1/2014 Polio and Health

Awareness

programme

Dr. Krishna moorthy DKZPHP school Panaje

14 5/2/2014 Study tour 3bsw students VGKK, Mysore


226

15 15/2/2014 Awareness about

Juvenile delinquency

Mr. Mohan Kumar Govt. Aided Primary

School Kunjoorpanja

16 15/2/2014 Nutritios food and

communicable

diseases


Bettampady

17 15/2/2014 Women‟s day Mr. Nagarathna Kakkuru Anaganawadi

center

18 18/2/2014 Role of Parents in

children‟s

development


Mittadka

19 19/2/2014 Personal hygiene and

Health awareness

Mr. Everest Rodrigues SoorambailAnganawadi

Center

20 22/2/2014 Health and Hygiene Mr. Everest Rodrigues Public Higher Primary

School Adyanadka

21 4/3/2014 Health and Personal

Hygiene

Mr. Narayana S K DKZPHP School Kakkur

22 8/3/2014 Woman & Law,

Child Rights An

Parent‟s Role

Mr. SudheerTholpady DKZPHP School

Ariyadka

23 11/3/2014 Personality

Development

Mr.Radhakrishna DKZPHP School

Bettampady

24 14/3/2014 Personal Hygiene and

First Aid

Mr. Praneeth Kumar DKZPHP School

IrdeUppalige

25 15/3/2014 Woman and society Mrs. Vinutha Arlapaavu Anganawadi

center

26 15/3/2014 Health & Hygiene

and Personality

Development

Mr. Everest Rorigues DKZPHP School

Ajjikallu

27 15/3/2014 Awareness

programme on

Communicable

diseases

Mrs. Vinutha K Arlapadavu Anganawadi

center


development &

Hygiene

Mr.Sathyanarayan DKZPHP School

Pariyalthadka

29 16/3/2014 Eye Camp 3 bsw students Badagannur Gram

Panchayath

30 17/3/2014 Health and Hygiene Mrs. Vinutha DKZPHP School

Mittadka

31 18/3/2014 Health and Hygiene Mr. Everest Rodrigues DKZPHP School Nidpalli


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32 18/3/2014 Health problems and

Solution

Ms. Rashmi DKZPHP School

Arlapadavu


Education

Mr. Balakrishna DKZPHP School Kumbra

2014-15

1 9/8/2014 Attended Alcohol

De-addiction camp

Attended programme Kavu

2 17/9/2014 Life skill and

Exam Preparation

Mrs.RashmithaKarkera N DKZPHP School

Papemajal

3 17/9/2014 Caring of

Lactating mother

and child growth

Mrs. Vimalammal SoorambailAnganawadi

Center

4 19/9/2014 Woman

Exploitation

Awareness

Programme

Mrs. Bharathi DKZPHP School

Bettampady

5 19/9/2014 Personal Hygiene Mr. Ranjan DKZPHP School

Mitthadka

6 19/9/2014 Child caring and

communicable

diseases

Mrs. Susheela UppaligeAnganawadi

Center

7 20/9/2014 Personal hygiene

and Exam

Preparation

Ms. SuchithaKumari DKZPHP School

Neerkaje

8 10/9/2014 TB and

Communicable

diseases; Mode of

transmission an

Prevention

Mrs. Vimalammal Bettampady Anganawadi

Center

9 15/9/2014 Significance of

Breast feeding and

child rearing

Mrs. Sarojini KaikaraAnganawadi

center


development

Mr. Praneeth Govt. aided Primary

School Kunjoorpanja

11 21/1/2015 Women

Exploitation

Ms. Sowmya D BettampadyAnganawai

Center

12 7/2/2015 Inter collegiate skit

competition-

Prohibition of

Attended programme Vivekananda college

Puttur


228

Crime

13 20/2/2015-

22/2/2015

Study Tour 3bsw students VGKK BR Hills


Education

Mr.Ramachandra DKZPHP School Kaikara

15 3/3/2015 Common Diseases

Of Children

Mr.Ramachandra DKZPHP School

Bettampady

16 11/3/2015 Health and

Hygiene

Mr. Everest rodrigues DKZPHP School

Bettampady

17 13/3/2015 Personal Hygiene

and Practice

Mrs.Chandravathi DKZPHP School Kumbra

18 14/3/2015 Health Awareness Ms. Rajitha K J Govt. Aided Primary

school Punacha


Development

Ms. Nikilakshi DKZPHP School

Bettampady

20 14/3/2015 Preparation For

Exam

Ms. Shilpa&

Ms. Sowparnika

DKZPHP School

Papemajal

21 16/3/2015 Swine Flu [H1N1] Mr. Everest Rodrigues DKZPHP School Kakkur

22 17/3/2015 Awareness about

Health and

cleanliness

Ms. Sumana B DKZPHP school

Badagannur

23 24/3/2015 Dental Camp 3 bsw students Adyanadka

2015-16

1 27/7/2015 Swine Flu [ H1N1] Mrs.Vimalammal DKZPHP School Mittadka

2 16/8/2015 Orientation visit 1bsw students Dharmajyothi NGO, Link-

de-addiction centre

3 15/8/2015 Swatchatha Andolan 3bsw students Badagannur Gram

Panchayath

4 29/8/2015 Significance of Breast

Feeding

Mrs. Rajeshwari KakkurAnganawadi center

5 2/9/2015 Child Rearing and

Mother‟s awareness

regarding child

Growth

Mr. Ranjan A V AjjikalluAnganawai center

6 2/9/2015 Nutritional Food And

Hygiene

Mrs.Vimalammal MittadkaAnganawadi

Center

7 12/9/2015 Maleriya, Bsw students Bettampay community


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Chikungunya

Awareness Pamphlet

Distribution


Development

Mr. Shreepathi Bhat DKZPHP School Mithadka

9 14/9/2015 Significance of

Nutritious Food

Mrs.Vimalammal Arlapadavu Anganawadi

center

10 23/9/2015 Inter collegiate

Seminar and Street

play competition

Attended programme GFGC Vittal

11 2/10/2015 Swach

BharathAbhiyan

Bsw students Bettampady Gram

Panchayath

12 8/10/2015 Volunteer Service to

Cluster level

PrathibhaKaranji

Attended programme DKZPHP School Idyottu

13 24/1/2016 Nehru YuvaSamsattu-

Personality

development

Mr. Rakesh Rai

Kedenji

DKZPHP School Nanya,

Kavu

14 29/2/2016 Dental Camp

3 BSW STUDENTS Bettampady Grama

Panchayath

15 3/3/2016 Study tour 3BSW STUDENTS Ankola,Yallapura,Koppal,

Hospete, Hubli

16 12/3/2016 One day camp-

SwachathaAndolan

1BSW STUDENTS DKZPHP School

Dhoomadka

17 15/3/2016 Swatch Bharath

Abhiyan

1BSW STUDENTS Govt. Aided Higher Primary

School Adyanadka

18 21/3/2016 Hookworm control

and prevention

Mrs. Vinutha K MittadkaAnganawadi

center

19 2/3/2016 Hookworm Control

and Treatment

Mr. Ranjan A V KunjoorpanjaAnganawadi

center

20 18/3/2016 Attended Programme

– Cancer awareness

outreach programme

Attended programme Vivekanadna

Mahavidhyalaya Puttur

21 23/3/2016 Control of Hookworm

to Child‟s Growth

Mr. Madhav K B KunjoorpanjaAnganawadi

center

22 5/4/2016 Hookworm control

and prevention

Mrs. Padmavathi BettampadyAnganawai

center

23 6/4/2016 Personal Hygiene and

Health

Mr. Ranjan AV DKZPHP School

Arlapadavu

24 7/4/2016 Building Leadership Mr.Ramachandra DKZPHP School Kumbra


230

2016-17

1 28/7/2016 Attended training

programme – First aid and

DisasterManagement

Dr.V L S Kumar Sudana school

Puttur

2 6/08/2016 Attended alcohol De-

addiction Camp

SKDRDP,

Dharmasthala

Community Hall

Arlapadav

3 14/9/2016 Nutritional Food Week Mr. Padmavathi M

K

Irde Uppalige

Anganawadi Center

4 19/9/2016 Preventive Measures of

Diarrhea and Significance

of Breast Feeing

Mrs. Vimalammal Bettampady

Anganawadi Center

5 23/9/2016 Nutritional Food for

Pregnant and Lactating

mother

Mr. Madhav K B Mittadka

Anganawai center

6 24/09/2016 Moral education Mr. Ramachandra DKZPHP

Bettampady

7 1/10/2016 Moral education Mr. Ramachandra DKZPHP Neerkaje

8 3/10/2016 Importance of Education Mr. Everest

Rodrigues

DKZPHP Panaje

9 28/1/2017 Yoga for health Mr. Ramachandra Nidpalli primary

school

3. CASE WORK BY THE STUDENTS

Sl. No. Year Case (Problem) Age of

Client

Case Handled by

1 2012-13 Physically Challenged 10 years Prashanth Narayana athri

2 2012-13 Physically Challenged 8 years Kavya Bhat

3 2012-13 School-dropout 8 years Divya

4 2012-13 Scholastic backwardness 12 Years Sandya Kumari

5 2012-13 Hyper Active 13 years Sujatha G

6 2013-14 Behavioural problem 6 years Sowparnika

7 2013-14 Handicapped 12 years Chaithra N

8 2013-14 Speech Difficulty 10 years Rajitha rai

9 2013-14 Prematured child birth 11 years Shilpa P

10 2013-14 Handicapped 9 years Shruthi

11 2013-14 Hyper active 10 years Sowmya D

12 2013-14 Handicapped 14 years sujitha


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13 2013-14 Handicapped 12 years Kavyashree k

14 2013-14 Handicapped 9 years Supreeth Kumar

15 2013-14 Handicapped 5 years Mamatha A

16 2013-14 School dropout 9 Years Roopashree B A

17 2013-14 Handicapped 75 years Ranjan A V

18 2013-14 Handicapped 9 Years Kavya Bhat S

19 2013-14 Handicapped 45 years Vinod B

20 2014-15 Scholastic Backwardness 12 Years Chandravathi Y

21 2014-15 Behavioural problem 12 years Suchitha Kumari K

22 2014-15 Mentally Challenged 9 years Sharmila K

23 2015-16 Slow Learner 10 years Mamatha A

24 2015-16 Toilet Facility - Dhanyashree P

25 2015-16 Scholastic Backwardness 6 years Vidya S

26 2016-17 Scholastic Backwardness 12 years Vidyashree G

27 2016-17 Isolation 8 years Shwetha Kumari

28 2016-17 School Dropout 11 years Swathi K

29 2016-17 Hyperactive 13 years Kiranakshi


i) Strength:

Well-equipped infrastructure facilities.

Well qualified teachers.

Wide opportunity to serve the community.

ii) Weakness:

Decrease interest in the course by the student and the public

Most of the students come from rural area so they are very weak in English

language.

Lack of publicity for the course in the university level.

iii) Opportunity:

Good Infrastructure facilities for the department.

There is ample scope for BSW graduates in Hospitals, NGO‟s, HRD departments and Social Welfare departments

iv) Challenges:

Retaining the course

Attracting students in to the stream.


232

Convincing the public about the importance of the course

V) Future plans of the departments:

Organizing seminars and Workshops

To continue the student enrichment programmes.

Arranging guest lectures by eminent resource persons to build confidence among

the students.

To achieve 100% PASS percentage in all semesters.

To canvas the importance and job opportunities of the course in PUC level.


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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT

1 Name of the Department Commerce and Business Management


3 Name of Programme B.Com

BBM

4 Name of Interdisciplinary courses and the

departments / Units involved

Nil

5 Annual/Semester/Choice based Credit

system (Programme wise)

Semester

Credit Based

6 Participation of the Department in the

courses offered by the other Departments

Nil


Universities , Industries , Foreign

Institutions etc.

Nil

8 Details of Courses ,Programmes

discontinued,( if any ) with reasons

Nil


Professors 0 0

Associate Professors 0 0

Assistant Professors 02

01

Guest faculty 14 14


Specialization(D.Sc,/D.Litt/Ph.D/M.Philetc)

Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of Years

of Experience

i Gopalakrishna K. M.Com, Assistant Professor Banking 25

Guest Faculty.

ii Mrs. Rajalakshmi MBA Lecturer FM

&Marketing

14

iii Mr. Yshodhara M.Com.

Lecturer HRM 7

iv Mr. Naveen Naik M. M.Com.

Lecturer FM 6

v Mrs.Shanthi MBA

Lecturer HRM 6

vi Mrs. Prafulla MBA

Lecturer FM 5

vii Mrs.Poornima.D M.Com.

Lecturer Marketing 4.5

viii Mrs.Shyamala M.Com.

Lecturer FM 4

ix Mrs.Sandhyalaxmi M.Com

Lecturer FM 4

x Miss.Deepika M.Com.

Lecturer FM 2

xi Mr. Shivaprasad M.Com Lecturer FM 2


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xii Miss. Vinutha M.Com

Lecturer FM 1.5

xiii Miss.Vidhya Rai. M.Com Lecturer FM 1

xiv Miss.Vidhya .B. M.Com Lecturer FM 1

xv Miss.Meghashree M.Com Lecturer FM 1




classes

handled(programme

wise) by temporary

faculty

Total

workload of

the

Department

Workload shared

by the permanent

Staff

Workload

shared by the

Temporary

Staff

% of work

shared by the

Temporary

staff

128 16 112 87.5%

13 Student – Teacher Ratio

(Programme/subject

wise)

Programme/

Subject

No. of Students No. of

Teachers

Student

Teacher Ratio

B.Com 154 08 1:19.5

BBM 77 07 1:11

14 Number of Academic support Staff ( technical) and Administrative staff

1.sanctioned

2. filled

Common Pool

15

Qualification of Teaching Faculty with DSc/D.Lit/Ph.D/M.Phil/PG

Name D.Sc D.Lit Ph.D M.Phil PG

2011-2012

i Mr. Gopalakrishna K.

ii Mr. NaveenNaik M

2012-2013


ii Mr. NaveenNaik M

ii Mrs. Prafulla

2013-2014


ii Mr. NaveenNaik M

iii Mrs. Prafulla

iv Mrs. Shyamala

v Mrs.Poornima.D

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√


235

vi Mr. Yshodhara

2014-2015


ii Mr. NaveenNaik M

iii Mrs. Prafulla

iv Mrs.Shyamala

v Mrs.Poornima.D

vi Mr. Yshodhara

vii Mrs. Rajalakshmi

2015-2016

2015-2016


ii Mr. NaveenNaik M

iii Mrs. Prafulla

iv Mrs.Shyamala

v Mrs.Poornima.D

vi Mr. Yshodhara

vii Miss.Deepika

viii Mrs.Sandhyalaxmi

ix Mrs.Shanthi

x Mr. Shivaprasad

xi Miss. Vinutha M

2016-2017


ii Mr. NaveenNaik M

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√


236

iii Mrs. Prafulla

iv Mrs.Shyamala

v Mrs.Poornima.D

vi Mr. Yshodhara

vii Miss.Deepika

viii Mrs.Sandhyalaxmi

ix Mrs.Shanthi

x Miss. Vinutha

xi Mrs. Rajalakshmi Rai

xii Miss.Vidhya Rai.

xiii Miss.Vidhya .B.

ivx Miss.Meghashree

xv Mr. Shivaprasad

16 Number faculty with ongoing Projects from

a)National


Nil

17 Departmental Projects funded by DST-FIST-UGC, DBT, ICSSR etc., and total grants

received

Faculty Name Funding Agency Grants received

Gopalakrishna. K

UGC-MRP 75,000

18 Research centre/ Faculty recognized by the university Nil

19 Publications:

a)Publication by faculty

00

b)Paper presented 02

c)Number of paper s published in Peer reviewed Journals

( National/International) by Faculty and Students

01

d)Chapter in books Nil

20 Area of consultancy and income generated

Nil


a)National committees

Nil b)International committees

c) Editorial boards.

22 Student Projects

Percentage of Students who

have done in house projects

Year Percentage

Nil

Nil

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√


237

including inter

departmental/programme

23 Awards / Recognitions received by students

Awards / Recognition Awarded By Received By

Best out going Student College 3rd

BBM student


Name Designation Institution

i Krishna Mohan, JCI

Trainer.

MBA, Entrepreneur,

JCI Trainer.

JCI Trainer, Puttur.

ii Jayarama Rai Nuliyalu Rtd.

Vijaya Bank Manager.

Rtd. Bank Branch Manager.

Vijaya Bank

iii Umesh Nayak C. Proprietor, Sriram Shares

Puttur.

Sriram Shares Puttur.

iv Shivaraj M B. MBA, HR

&Fin.

Assistant Relationship

Manager

Ras-Alkhaima National Bank,

Dubai

v Mr.Kiran A Vasanth B.com,

F.C.A.

Chartered Accountant

Chartered Accountant

Mangalore.

vi Mr. VenugopalS.J JCI Trainer

.JCI Trainer Puttur.

vii Prof.Raghunandan B.V Rtd. Prof.Departmrrnt of

Commerce

SVS.CollegeBantwal

viii Dr. P.S. Yadapadithaya Registrar

Mangalore University.

ix Mr. Allen C.A. Pereira.

M.S.W.

Former Chairman& Managing

Director,Bank of Maharastra.

Former Director, National

Institute of Bank

Management, Pune.

Bank of Maharastra.

x Mr. Nandakishore President , Forum of Business

Management Teachers


Shri Bhuvanendra College Karkala.

xi Prof. Padmanabha K. Head of the Department of

Commerce and Mgt.

G.F.G. College Sullia.

xii Dr. Purushothama M.K. Associate Professor and Head

of the Department of

Commerce.

Vivekanada College Bangalore.

xiii Dr. ShridaraManiyani Associate Professor and Head

of the Department of

Commerce&Management.

G.F.G. College Kavoor Mangalore..

ivx Dr. Gunakar S. Assistant Professor

Department of

Commerce&Management

Pompai College Kinnigoli

xi Dr. T. Mallikarjunappa Prof & Chairman, Department

of Business Administrtion.


xii Dr.RajashekarHebbar Principal G.F.G .College Bellare.

xiii Dr. T.Asokan Prof. and Director UGC

Academic Staff College

Kannur University, Kerala.

ivx Prof. S.I Bhat. Director, Centre for P.G.

Studies in Commerce

VivekanadaCollege,Puttur.


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xv Dr. Subhashini Srivatsa Associate Professor and Co-

ordinator of MBA.

University College Mangalore.

xvi Mr. Bhujangesh Kamath. Secretary Stock Brokers

Association Mangalore.

Mangalore Stock Exchange.

xvi

i

Prof. Chandrashekar K. Secretary Forum of Business

Management Teachers


G.F.G.College for Women

Balmatta,Mangalore.


State/National

Level


“Contemporary Issues in Financial services”

UGC

26 Student Profile Programme/ Course wise:

Year Name of the

course

Applications

Received

Selected Enrolled

Male

Female

Pass %

I Sem II Sem

2011-12

B.Com

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

BBM

40 40 20 20 62.50% 44.00

2012-13

B.Com

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

BBM

38 38 16 22 60.53% 68.42

2013-14

B.Com

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

----

BBM

46 46 10 36

76.09%

82.60

2014-15

B.Com

55 55 19 36

54.55%

58.18

BBM

29 29 19 10

27.59%

51.72

2015-16

B.Com

53 53 19 34 54.71% 58.49

BBM

30 30 10 20 76.66% 51.72

2016-17

B.Com

47 47 09 38 -----

BBA 24 24 07 17 ----

27 Diversity of Students

Year Name of the Course % of students from the

same state

% of students

from other states

% of Students

from abroad

2011-12

BBM (31) 77.50 (09) 22.50% Nil

B.Com ----------- ----------- Nil

2012-13

BBM (25) 62.50 (15) 37.50% Nil

B.Com ---------- ------- Nil

2013-14

BBM (25) 54.34 (21) 45.66% Nil

B.Com ----------- --------- Nil

2014-15

BBM (09) 30.00 (21) 70.00% Nil

B.Com (43) 78.18 (12) 21.82% Nil


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2015-16

BBM (24) 80.00 (06) 20.00% Nil

B.Com (51) 96.22 (02) 3.78% Nil

2016-17 BBM (12) 50.00 (12) 50.00% Nil

B.Com (34) 72.34 (13) 25.66% Nil

28 How many students have

cleared national and state

competitive examinations

such as NET, SLET, GATE,

Civil Services, Defense

Services, etc.,

MAT PGCET

2011-12 02 01

2012-13 04 05

2013-14 06 03

2014-15 11 01

2015-16 02 12


2011-12

Student Progression B.Com BBM

UG to PG

13.04

Employed

Campus selection

Other than Campus recruitment

00

52.17

Entrepreneurship/Self employment

8.69

2012-13

UG to PG

25.00

Employed

Campus selection


00

19.44


2.77

2013-14

UG to PG 24.32

Employed

Campus selection


00

35.13

Entrepreneurship/Self employment 8.10

2014-15

UG to PG 32.43

Employed

Campus selection


00

13.51

Entrepreneurship/Self employment 00

2015-16 UG to PG

33.33

Employed

Campus selection


00

21.42


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2.38


e) Library 140 Back volumes

f) Internal facilities PC, Printer and Internet Connectivity

g) Class rooms with ITC Facility 06

h) Laboratories Nil

31 Number of Students receiving

financial assistance from

college, university, government

or other agencies

Year No of Students

2011-12 15

2012-13 22

2013-14 15

2014-15 16

2015-16 10

32 Details on student enrichment programmes (special lectures/workshops/seminar)with external

experts


2011-2012

13.08.2011 “Advantage commerce” Krishna Mohan, JCI Trainer. 99

2012-2013

22.08.2012 Leadership and Management

Ethics

Jayarama Rai Nuliyalu Rtd.

Vijaya Bank Manager.

112

2013-2014

21.08.2013 Basics of Stock Market and art

of Investing.

Umesh Nayak C. Proprietor

Sriram Shares Puttur.

121

2014-2015

28.02.2015 A Special lecture on “Business

Etiquettes on Group Discussion”

Shivaraj M B. MBA, HR

&Fin. Assistant Relationship

Manager Ras-Alkhaima

National Bank, Dubai

89

2015-2016

25.07.2015 A Special Lecture on CA-CPT

,CS &ICWA Examination

Mr.Kiran A Vasanth B.com,

F.C.A. Chartered Accountant

Mangalore.

180

22.03.2016 How to Face Management

Competitions

Venugopal S J. JCI Trainer

Puttur.

175

2016-2017

14.07.2016 “Career as Company Secretary” Mrs.Chandralekha V.

LLB.LLM.

Faculty SDM Law college

Mangalore.

48.

29.08.2016 “Capital Market Awareness” Prof. Raghunandan B.V. Rtd.

Prof. Department of

Commerce S.V.S .College,

Bantwal.

58


241


student learning Power Point Presentation

Seminars

Assignment

Question and Answer method

Group discussion

Case study

Tests

Industrial visit

Remedial coaching

Guest Lecture

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) extension activities

The faculty and students are participating in all the institutional community

Outreach programmes. The activities like blood donation programme, HIV awareness,

H1N1 awareness programme, swachha bharath programme, plastic free campus,

Dengue awareness programmes are some of the examples

35 SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans

Strength The Department has obtained good results in the

university examinations.

Youth faculty and their eligibility.

Library of the institution has wide range of book

Weakness Most of the students belongs to rural area so they

are very weak in English language

The quality of student intake is poor.

Less sanctioned & filled posts

Opportunity Students have good Job opportunities.

Growing demand for commerce and management

education

Challenges Maintenance of sustainability.

Equipping our students to meet global challenges.

Provision of ICT facilities to all students and staff

Future plans of the department:

To start postgraduate programme in Commerce.

To conduct seminars/workshops/conferences.

To continue the student enrichment programmes


242

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

1 Name of the Department HISTORY


3 Name of Programme B.A.

4 Name of Interdisciplinary courses and

the departments / Units involved

Nil



Semester

Credit Based

6 Participation of the Department in the

courses offered by the other

Departments

Nil


Universities , Industries , Foreign

Institutions etc.

Nil

8 Details of Courses ,Programmes

discontinued,( if any ) with reasons

Nil


Professors 0 0

Associate

Professors

0 0

Assistant

Professors

01

01

Guest faculty 01 01


Specialization(D.Sc,/D.Litt/Ph.D/M.Philetc)

Name Qualificatio

n

Designation Specializatio

n

No. of Years

of Experience

i Mr.RadhakrishnaBhat.

N

MA, Assistant

Professor

Ancient

History

&Archealogy

12

Guest Faculty.

ii Mr.Dinesh M.A Lecturer History 06


12 Percentage of

Lectures delivered

and practical classes

handled(programme

wise) by temporary

faculty

Total

workload of

the

Department

Workload shared

by the permanent

Staff

Workload

shared by the

Temporary

Staff

% of work

shared by the

Temporary

staff

22 16 06 37.5

13 Student – Teacher

Ratio

Programme/

Subject

No. of Students No. of

Teachers

Student

Teacher


243

(Programme/subject

wise) Ratio

B.A 138 02 38:1

14 Number of Academic support Staff ( technical) and Administrative

staff

Common

Pool

15


Name D.Sc D.Lit Ph.D M.Phil PG

2011-2012

i Mr. Radhakishna

Bhat. N

ii Miss.Sudha.K

2012-2013

i Mr. Radhakishna

Bhat. N .

ii Miss.Sudha.K

√

2013-2014

i Mr. Radhakishna

Bhat. N

ii Miss,Anitha

2014-2015

i Mr. Radhakishna

Bhat. N

ii Miss,Anitha

2015-2016

i Mr. Radhakishna

Bhat. N

ii Mr.Dinesh

2016-2017

i Mr. Radhakishna

Bhat. N

ii Mr.Dinesh

16 Number faculty with ongoing Projects from

a)National

b) International funding agencies and grants

received

Nil

17 Departmental Projects funded by DST-FIST-UGC, DBT, ICSSR etc., and total grants

received

Faculty Name Funding Agency Grants received

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√


244

--

-- --

18 Research centre/ Faculty recognized by the

university

Nil

19 Publications:

a)Publication by faculty

00

b)Paper presented 00

c)Number of paper s published in Peer reviewed

Journals

( National/International) by Faculty and Students

00

d)Chapter in books Nil

20 Area of consultancy and income generated

Nil


a)National committees

Nil b)International committees

c) Editorial boards.

22 Student Projects



including inter

departmental/programme

Year Percentage

Nil

Nil

23 Awards / Recognitions received by students


Best out going Student College 3rd

B.A



i Prof.B.A.Vivek Rai Former V.C.

Hampi University& KYOU

ii Mr.RajaramaHegde HOD of History

Hampi University

iii Mr.PundikaiGanapayya

Bhat

Associate Professor and

Head of the Department.

Dhavala College, Moodabidri

iv Prof.Suresh Rai Assistant Professor

Department

GFGC. Udupi

v Mr.Prof.SureshKateel Associate Professor. SDPC, Kateel

vi Mr.TukaramaPoojary Associate Professor Sri Venkatramana College,

Bantwal.

vii Mr.SatishGatti Associate Professor GFGC, Vamanapaavu.

vii

i

Prof. V.B.Arthikaje Rtd. Professor VivekanadaCollege,Puttur.

ix Mr.Subair Associate Professor St.Philomina College, Puttur.

x Prof.NaveenKonaje. Associate Professor. GFGC, Mangalore .


245

xiii

Prof. Murugeshi Associate Professor. S.R.S.M.College,Shirva, Udupi Taluk

xvi Prof.Lokesh HOD of History Mangalore University

xv U.Tara Rao Principal GFGC, Kavoor college,

Mangalore

xvi Prof.P.N.Narasikmhja

Murthy

HOD Rtd.Principal of MGM College

Udupi


State/Nation

al Level


“Perspectives of Art & Architecture of

Dakshina Kannada

UGC


Year Name of the

course

Application

s Received

Selected Enrolled

Male

Female

Pass % I Sem II Sem

2011-

12

I B.A

39 39 14 25 97.4 94.87

II B.A.

25 25 06 19 96 96

III B.A. 41 41 09 32 100 100

2012-

13

I B.A

56 56 27 29 98 96.42

II B.A.

39 39 14 25 97.87 92

III B.A. 25 25 06 19 100 100

2013-

14

I B.A

49 49 13 36 93 97

II B.A.

56 56 27 29 96.42 98.2

III B.A. 39 39 14 25 100 100

2014-

15

I B.A

41 41 13 28 97.56 95.12

II B.A.

49 49 13 36 95.91 97.95

III B.A. 56 56 27 29 100 98.1

2015-

16

I B.A

43 43 13 30 93 92.68

II B.A.

41 41 13 28 92 90

III B.A. 49 49 13 36 100 100


246

2016-

17

I B.A

27 27 02 25 88 92.59

II B.A.

43 43 13 30 93.02 93.02

III B.A. 41 41 13 28 100 100

28 How many students

have cleared national

and state competitive

examinations such as

NET, SLET, GATE,

Civil Services, Defense

Services, etc.,

MAT PGCET

2011-12 - -

2012-13 - -

2013-14 - -

2014-15 - -

2015-16 - -


2011-12

Student Progression

UG to PG 01

Employed

Campus selection

Other than Campus

recruitment

02


2012-13

UG to PG 01

Employed

Campus selection


01


2013-14

UG to PG 02

Employed

Campus selection

Other than Campus

recruitment

02


2014-15

UG to PG 05

Employed

Campus selection


03



247

2015-16 UG to PG 01

Employed

Campus selection


00



i) Library Provided

j) Internal facilities PC, Printer and Internet Connectivity

k) Class rooms with ITC Facility 02

l) Laboratories Nil

31 Number of Students

receiving financial

assistance from college,

university, government or

other agencies

Year No of Students

2011-12 43

2012-13 28

2013-14 22

2014-15 21

2015-16 34

32 Details on student enrichment programmes (special lectures/workshops/seminar)with

external experts


2011-2012 History and Vision Prof.V.B.Arthikaje 70

2012-2013 Historical Aspects of

Tulunadu

Prof.TukarmaPoojary 100


student learning Power Point Presentation

Seminars

Assignment

Question and Answer method

Group discussion

Case study

Tests

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) extension activities

The faculty and students are participating in all the institutional community

Outreach programmes. The activities like blood donation programme, NSS activities

swachhabharath programme, plastic free campus,



University examinations.

Library of the institution has wide range of book





248





Future plans of the department:

Conducting seminars and workshops


249

11 List of senior visiting faculty

Nil

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

1

Name of the Department

Economics

2 Year of the Establishment 1991

3

Name of the Programmes UG-B.A,BBM,B.com

4 Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments/units

involved

Nil

5 Annual /Semester/Choice based credit system Semester ,Credit Based

6 Courses in collaboration with other universities ,industries,

foreign ,etc

No

7 Participation of the department in the courses offered by other

departments

Nil

8 Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons

Nil

9 Number of Teaching posts

Sanctioned and Filled

Sanctioned- 01

Filled- 00

10

Faculty Profile with Name , Qualification ,Designation ,Specialization.

S.N

Name

Qualification

Designation

Specialization

Experience

Period

1

Sanjeeva

Murthy

M.A, M.Phi.l Asst..prof Economics 4 years 2009-

2013

2

Sandhya

suvarna.B

M.A,B.Ed

Guest

lecturer

Economics

7 years

2009 On

wards

3

Kalavathi.K

M.A,B.Ed,NET,SLET

Guest

lecturer

Economics

6.5 years

2009 On

wards

4

Shalini M.A , B.ED Guest

lecture

Economics 3Years 2013-

onwards

5

Shruthi . N M.A Guest

lecture

Economics 3Years 2013-

onwards

6 Lavanya

P.N

M.A Guest

lecture

Economics 1Y ears 2015-

onwards


250

12 Percentage of lectures delivered and practical

classes handled(programme wise)

by temporary faculty

1. Total Work load-32 hours

2.Classes handled by permanent staff-Nil

3.Classes handled by temporary staff-100%

13

Student-Teacher Ratio –Programme/Subject wise

Subject/Programme Numbers of

students

Number of

Teachers

Student-Teacher

Ratio

B.A 108 3 36:1

BBM 52 1 52:1

B.Com 101 1 101:1

14 Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; sanctioned and filled

Common pool

15 Qualifications of teaching faculty with DSc/ D.Litt/ Ph.D/ MPhil / PG.

Please refer SL.10

16 Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b)

International funding agencies and grants received

Nil

17 Departmental projects funded by DST - FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR,

etc. and total grants received

Nil

18 Research Centre /facility recognized by the University

Nil

19 Publications:

a) Publication per faculty

Nil

b) Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals

(national /international) by faculty and students

Nil

c) Number of publications listed in International Database Nil

20 Areas of consultancy and income generated Nil


National committees b) International Committees c) Editorial Boards

Nil

22

Student projects


251

a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects

including inter departmental/programme

Students are given seminars and

assignments, of

which they have to

be presented in class

rooms.

b) Percentage of students placed for projects in

organizations outside the institution i.e.in Research

laboratories/Industry/ other agencies

Nil

23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students

One student has

awarded as the Best

Out going student

from the college

24 List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department


Jayaram Rai Rtd. Manager Vijaya Bank

Dr.Radhakrishna Professor Pompie College

Umesh Nayak Propritor Sriram Shares Puttur

Jayakar Bhandary Professor Govt.College Karavar

25 Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized &

the source of funding

a) National b)International

Nil


252

26 Student Profile

Year

Name of

the

course

Application

Received

Selected Enrolled Appeared

for

Economics

Exam

SEM

Pass %

Male Female

2011-12

I B.A 39 39 14 25 21 I 80.9

20 II 100

II B.A 06 19 19 III 94.7

19 IV 94.7

III B.A 09 32 27 V 92.6

27 VI 92.6

I BBM 40 40 20 20 40 I 82.5

39 II 64.1

II BBM 23 18 36 III 75

39 IV 87.2

2012-13

2013-14

I B.A 56 56 27 29 56 I 94.6

56 II 94.6

II B.A 14 25 19 III 94.7

19 IV 94.7

III B.A 06 19 19 V 100

19 VI 100

I BBM 38 38 17 21 38 I 78.9

38 II 71.1

II BBM

23

18

37 III 100

37 IV 91.9

I B.A

49 49 13 36 49 I 71.4

48 II 75


253

2015-16

I B.A

43

43

13

30

43

I 74

43 II 79.1

II B.A

13 28

41

III 75.6

41 IV 78

III B.A

13 36

47

V 89.4

47 VI 95.7

I BBM 30 30 10 20 30 I 90

II B.A 27 29 54 III 75.9

54 IV 85.2

III B.A 14 25 19 V 89.5

19 VI 100

I BBM 46 46 10 36 46 I 89

45 II 97.8

II BBM 17 21 36 III 89.5

38 IV 97.4

2014-15 I B.A 41 41 13 28 41 I 80.5

41 II 82.9

II B.A 13 36 47 III 85.1

47 IV 70.2

III B.A 27 29 52 V 96.2

52 VI 100

I BBM 29 29 19 10 29 I 93.1

28 II 75

II BBM 10 36 43 III 95.3

42 IV 93

I B.com 55 55 19 36 54 I 98.2

55 II 100


254

29 II 92.8

II BBM

19 10 26 III 96.2

26 IV 96.2

I B.com

53 53 19 34 53 I 93.5

53 II 100

II

B.com

19 36 55 III 96.4

55 IV 90.1

27

Diversity of Students

Year

Name of the

Course

% of Students from the

same State

% of Students

from other State

% of

Students

from Abroad

2011-12

IB.A

82.6 17.9 00

I BBM

80

20 00

2012-13

I B.A 90.4 16 00

I BBM 62.5 37 00

2013-14

I B.A 73.5 26.5 00

I BBM 54.3 45.7 00

2014-15

I B.A

75

25

00

I BBM

70 30 00

I B.com

78.6 21.4 00

2015-16

I B.A

67.4

32.6

00

I BBM 80.6 19.4 00

I B.com 96.2 3.8 00

2016-17

I B.A 55.6

44.4

00

I BBM 50 50 00

I B.com 72.3 27.7 00

28 How many students have cleared national and state competitive

examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defense

Nil


255

services, etc.?

29

Student Progression

2011-12

UG to PG 01

Employed

-Campus Selection

-other than

Entrepreneurship /Self - Employment

2012-13

UG to PG 0 1

Employed

-Campus Selection

-other than


2013-14

UG to PG 02

Employed

-Campus Selection

-other than


2014-15

UG to PG 05

Employed

- Campus Selection

-other than


2015-16

UG to PG 01

Employed

- Campus Selection

-other than


30 Details of Infrastructural Facilities

a) Economics Books in college library

1616 books worth Rs.159027/- for reference and

lending

a) Internet Facilities for Staff and

Students

yes


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b) Class Rooms with ICT Facilities yes

3

1

Name of the Students receiving financial assistance from collage ,University,

Government or other agencies

Year

Name of scholarship

No of

students

2011-

12

Sanchi Honnamma -

O.B.C 12

Beedi -

S.C and S.T 21

2012-

13

Sanchi Honnamma 06

O.B.C 07

Beedi -

S.C and S.T 15

2013-

14

Sanchi Honnamma 03

O.B.C 12

Beedi -

S.C and S.T 09

2014-

15

Sanchi Honnamma 03

O.B.C 08

Beedi -

S.C and S.T 10

2015-

16

Sanchi Honnamma 11

O.B.C 12

Beedi -

S.C and S.T 11

32

Details of student enrichment programmes (special lectures /

workshops /seminar) with external experts

Arranged guest lecturers by Dr. Radhakrishna of Pompie College and

Mr. Jayarama Rai Rtd. Manager Vijaya Bank

33

Teaching Methods adopted to

improve

Student learning

1) Conducting class tests

2) Subject Assignment

3) Remedial class

4) Class Seminar

5) ICT based teaching

6) Wall-Board Magazine

34

Participation in Institutional Social

Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities

The department is actively

participating in all the community

service activities `conducted by

the institution. The department has

participated in blood donation


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camps, shramadan services etc

35

SWOC analysis of the department and Future

plans

Strength: Well qualified faculties

and working with utmost

dedication.

Building with sufficient class

rooms.

Weakness: Non appointment of

permanent staff.

Opportunities: Scope for higher

studies and appointment

opportunities for economic

students.

Challenges: Diverting Kannada

medium students in to English

medium

Future plans:

1: Having separate staff room.

2: Conducting National/State level

seminars/workshops.

3:Arranging Guest talks.


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DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE 1 Name of the Department Political Science


3 Name of the Programme UG - B.A.

4 Names of interdisciplinary courses

& the Departments/Units involved :

Indian constitution ,human rights

,gender equity ,environmental studies

,general studies, HRD

5 Annual /semester/ choice based credit-system Semester, credit -based

6 Participation of the department in the course

offered by other department

BSW, BBA, BSC, B.COM.

7 Courses in collaboration with others

universities, industries, foreign, institution ,etc.

Nil

8 Details of the courses/programmes


Nil

9 Number of Teaching

posts

Designation Sanctioned Filled

Associate Prof. - -

Assistant Prof. 01 Nil

Guest Faculty - 05

10 Faculty profile with name ,qualification ,designation,

specialization. Please refer Question No.15


12 Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes

Total Work load of

the department

Work load shared by

the permanent staff

Workload shared

by the Temporary

Staff

% of workload

shared by the

Temporary staff

38 - 38 100

13 Student Teacher Ratio Programme wise

Subject/Program No. of Students No. of Teachers Student Teacher

Ratio

B A 111 6 18.5

14 Number of academic support staff and

administrative staff ; sanctioned and filled

Common Pool



Name Designation Qualification Experience

Mr. Kiranchandra Rai Guest Lecturer M A, PGDCA 7 years

Mr. Gopalakrishna Patali “ M A 5 Years

Miss. Sowmyalatha N “ M A 3 Years

Mrs. Manjula M “ M A 3 Years

Miss.Nethravathi “ M A 1 Year


a) National

Nil


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17 Departmental projects funded by DST - FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR,

etc. and total grants received

Nil

18 Research Centre /facility recognized by the University Nil

19 Publications: Nil



a) National Committee b) International Committee c) Editorial

Board

Nil


23 Awards and Recognition by Faculty/Students Nil

24 List of Eminent Academicians, Scientists/Visitors to the Department


Mr. K R Acharya Advocate Puttur Bar Association

Mrs. Mamatha Asst. Professor GFG College, Belandoor

Mr. Xavier D‟Souza Principal GFG College for Women, Puttur

Mr. Pushparaj Asst. Professor KSS College, Subrahmanya

25 Seminar Conferences Organized Nil

26 Student Profile

Year Name of the

Course

Applications

Recieved

Selected Enrolled Appeared

for Sem

Exam

Percent

age M F

2011-12

1st B.A 39 39 14 25 39 I 100

39 II 100

2nd B.A 06 19 22 III 100

23 IV 100

3rd B.A 09 32 27 V 100

27 VI 100

2012-13

1st B.A 56 56 27 29 56 I 98.21

56 II 98.21

2nd B.A

14 25 37 III 91.89

37 IV 91.89

3rd B.A

06 19 22 V 100

22 VI 96

2013-14 1ST B.A

49 49 13 36 48 I 97.95

48 II 97

2nd B.A

27 29 54 III 100

52 IV 96.29

3RD B.A

14 25 38 V 100

38 VI 100

2014-15

1ST B.A 41 41 13 30 38 I 88.39

36 II 87.80

2nd B.A 13 28 47 III 97.87


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47 IV 97.87

3RD B.A

13 36 52 V 98.07

52 VI 100

2015-16 1ST B.A

43 43 13 30 43 I 88.39

43 II 90

2nd B.A

13 28 41 III 87.80

41 IV 87.80

3rd B.A

13 36 47 V 97.77

47 VI 100

2016-17

1st B.A 2nd B.A

27

27

2 13

25 30

27 I 96

43

III

100

3rd B.A

13 28 41 V 100

27 Diversity of Students V

Year Name of the Course

% of Students from the same state

% of Students from other state

Students from abroad

2011-12 1 B.A 82.1 17.9 00

2012-13 I B.A 84 16 00

2013-14 I B.A

73.5

26.5 5

00 2014-15 I B.A 75 25 00

2015-16 I B.A 67.4 32.6

00

2016-17 I B.A 55.6 44.4 00

28 How many students have cleared national and state competitive

examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services,

Defense services, etc.?

Nil

29. Student Progression :

2011-2012 UG TO PG 01

Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus

Enterpreneurship/self-employment

2012-2013 UG TO PG Employed

01

Campus selection

Other than campus


2013-2014 UG TO PG 02


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Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus


2014-2015 UG TO PG 05

Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus


2015-2016 UG TO PG 01

Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus


30. Details of Infrastructure Facilities:

a) Library yes

b) Internet facilities for staff and students

yes

c) Classrooms with ICT facility yes

31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university,


Year No of Students

2011-12 43

2012-13 28

2013-14 22

2014-15 21

2015-16 34

32. Details on student enrichment programmes ( special lectures/ workshops/seminar)with

external experts.

Date Title Resource person Number of

beneficiaries

19/09/2013 Right to information K.R. Acharya

Advocate puttur

200

12/02/2014 Human rights and

women

Smt. Mamatha 195


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08/01/2015 19/03/2016

Human rights Prof. Xavier D‟souza Principal of

G.F.G.C.Puttur

180

150

Human rights and

gender equity

Smt. Mamatha

Assistant pProf. Dept

of political science

G.F.G.C. Bellandure

Human rights and

NGO‟s

Sri.Pushparaj

Assistant Prof. K.S.S.

College Subramanya

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve

student learning Lecture method

Subject assignment

Class seminar

Group discussion

ICT based teaching

34. Participation in Institutional Social

Resposibility (ISR) and extension activity

Students actively involving in NSS activities,

Red Cross activities etc. along with the

students of other departments.

35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans


University examinations.

Library of the institution has wide range of books








Future plans of the

department:

Conducting seminars and workshops.

Arranging Guest Lecturers.

To have a separate staff room and Departmental library for

the department


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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

1 Name of the Department Computer Science


3 Name of Programme U.G. B.Sc., (PCM)

4 Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the


Nil



Semester

Credit Based

6 Participation of the department in the

courses offered by other departments

Nil


universities, industries, foreign

institutions, etc.

Nil

8 Details of courses/programmes


Nil


Professors 0 0

Associate

Professors

0 0

Assistant

Professors

1

0

Guest Lecturer 01(2010-11)

01(2011-12)

02(2012-13)

02(2013-15)

01(2015-16)

02(2016-till date)

10 Faculty Profile with Name, Qualification, Designation, Specialization

(D.Sc.,/D.Litt./Ph.D./M.Phil,.etc,.)

Name Qualification Designation Specialization Years of

Teaching

experience

Mrs.Swathi M.Sc. G. Lecturer Computer

Science

01

Mrs.Veena

Saraswathy. N

M.Sc. G. Lecturer Information

Technology

09

Mr.Manjunath Holla MCA G. Lecturer Computer Application

01

Mrs.Sowmya MCA G. Lecturer Computer

Application

01


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Mrs.Latha Kumari M.Sc. G. Lecturer Computer Science

01




classes handled

(programme wise) by

temporary faculty

Total

workload of

the

Department

Workload shared

by the permanent

Staff

Workload

shared by the

Temporary

Staff

% of

workload

shared by the

Temporary

staff

24 0 24 100

13 Student – Teacher Ratio

(Programme/subject wise)

Programme/

Subject

No. of

Students

No. of

Teachers

Student

Teacher Ratio

B.Sc. 42 02 21:1

14 Number of academic support staff (technical) and

administrative staff; sanctioned and filled

Nil

5 Qualification of Teaching Faculty with DSc/D.Lit/Ph.D/M.Phil/PG

2011-2012

Name D.Sc D.Lit. Ph.D. M.Phil. PG Other

Mrs. Vena Saraswathi

2012-2013


Mr. Manjunath Holla

2013-2014


Mr. Manjunath Holla

2014-2015


Miss. Sowmya

2015-2016


16 Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National


Nil

17 Departmental Projects funded by DST-FIST-UGC, DBT, ICSSR etc., and total grants received

Student Projects



Year Percentage

-

-

√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√


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including inter departmental/programme

18 Research Centre /facility recognized by the University Nil

19 Publications:

a) Publication per faculty Nil

b) Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals

(national /international) by faculty and students

Nil

c) Number of publications listed in International Database Nil



a) National committees Nil

b) International Committees Nil

c) Editorial Board Nil

22 Student projects

a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects

including inter departmental/ programme

Nil

b) Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations

outside the institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/ other

agencies

Nil

23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students Nil



Mr. Prakash Kumar HOD,Computer

Science

Vivekananda college Puttur

Mrs. Varija Das Asst. Professor St. Philomena college, Puttur

Mr. Raikar HOD/ Besant women‟s college, Mangalore

Mr. Venkatesh Prasad Lecturer NMCollege, Sullya

Mrs. Harini Ast. Professor/ Vivekananda college, Puttur

25 Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and Source of funding -Nil


Year Name of the

course

Applications

Received

Selected Enrolled

Male

Pass Percentage M F Sem % Sem %

2011-12 PMCs 5 5 - 5 I 100 II 100

III 100 IV 100

V 100 VI 100

2012-13

PMCs

06 06 2 4 I 100 II 83

III 67 IV 50

V 100 VI 83

2014-15

PMCs

18 18 2 16 I 77.8 II 55.6

III 72.2 IV 72.2


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2015-16 PMCs 14 14 6 8 I 71.4 II 78.6

2016-17 PMCs 10 10 2 8

27. Diversity of the students

Year Name of the

course

% of students

from same state

% of students from

other state

% of students from abroad

2011-2012 B.Sc.-PMCs 100 00 00

2012-2013 B.Sc.- PMCs 100 00 00

2013-2014 B.Sc.- PMCs 95.44 5.55 00

2014-2015 B.Sc.- PMCs 92.85 7.14 00

2015-2016 B.Sc.- PMCs 80 20 00

28. How many students have cleared national and state competitive exams such as NET,

SLET, GATE Civil Service, Defense services etc: NIL

29. Students Progression against %enrolled:

Student progression Against %enrolled in PMCs

UG to PG 100 (2012-13), 40 (2013-14),33 (2014-15)

UG to B.Ed. 40 (2013-14), 33 (2014-15)

Self employed /Employed -

Student progression: Measures taken

Slow learners and advanced learners are identified based on regular evaluation in practical

and theory classes.

Advanced learners are guided with new chemistry ideas, extra-curricular activities so that

would help to develop strong base for future ideas.

Slow learners are counseled, given moral support and their performance has been improved

by providing extra classes, labs, examinations.

By taking these all measures intake of students, progression increased.

30. Details of infrastructure facility

Library: Department has its own departmental library which provides often required

books


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College library has 297 computer science titles and 490 books worth Rs. 173112.00.

Students referred to, science related articles published in newspaper.

Internet facility: 08 systems with Internet facility

Class room with ICT facility: The department uses an overhead projector for teaching.

Laboratory: It has well equipped Computer Laboratory with 20 systems &modern

equipment‟s.

Laboratory has power backup system (UPS/Inverter)

Centralized power generator

ICT facility with Wi-Fi.

31. No. of students receiving financial assistance from College, University, Govt or other

agencies:

All the students belonging to SC/ST, some OBC/Minority students and students scored more

than 70% in PUC receiving scholarships from government.

32. Details on student enrichment programmes

Staff & students are participating in National conferences in various institutions.

Students are participating in inter collegiate IT fests every year.

Study excursions

Science day celebration

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning

Assignments

Class Tests

Class room Seminars

Group discussions

Senior students training the junior students during practical session.

ICT-Power point presentations.

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities

Student participation in blood donation camp every year

35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans

i) Strength:

Well-equipped infrastructure facilities.

Well qualified teachers.

ii) Weakness:

Preferences for technical education forces front rankers not to join general

sciences and in addition students coming to general sciences are mostly

economically unsound.


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Most of the students come from rural area so they are very weak in English

language.

No staff for laboratory maintenance

iii) Opportunity:

Good Infrastructure facilities for the department.

There is ample scope for Computer Science students in IT, Public, Private as

well as educational sectors.

iv) Challenges:

More progression of students to Higher Education

Placement of students into right positions

V) Future Plans:

Organizing Seminars and workshops.

Arranging Guest lectures.


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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS 1 Name of the department Physics 2 Year of establishment 2010 3 Names of programs/courses offered (UG/PG ,

M.Phil., PhD. etc. UG BSc.-PMCs BSc.-PCM

4 Names of interdisciplinary courses and departments/units involved

Nil

5 Annual/semester /choice based /credit system(program wise)

UG semester Credit based

6 Participation of the department in the courses offered by other department

Nil

7 Courses in collaboration with other universities , industries , foreign institutions

No

8 Details of courses/programs discontinued Nil 9 Number of teaching posts Sanctioned Filled

Associate professors - -

Assistant professors - -

Guest lecturers 3 3

10 Faculty profile with name , qualification , designation , specialization

Name Year Qualification Designation Specialization Experience

Nandakumar V 2010-2015 MSc. ,MPhil Assistant Prof. Nuclear physics 11 years

Yashoda K 2014-till today

MSc. Guest lecturer electronics 2 years

Sandhya A 2015-till today

MSc. Guest lecturer Nuclear physics 1 years

PratheekshaM 2016-till today

MSc. Guest lecturer Nuclear physics 1 years

11 List of senior visiting faculty

Name Qualification Experience Institution

Dr. A P

Radhakrishna

Bhat

MSc,Ph.D 28 St. Philomena college Puttur



classes handled (programme

wise) by temporary faculty

Total

workload of

the

Department

Workload

shared

by the

permanent Staff

Workload

shared by the

Temporary Staff

% of

workload

shared

by the

Tempora

ry staff

24 - 24 100


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13 Student teacher ratio 28:1 14 Number of academic support staff(technical)

and administrative staff , sanctioned and filled Common pool

15 Qualification of teaching faculty with D.Sc./D.Litt Please refer Sl.No. 10

16 Number of faculty with ongoing projects

National Nil

International funding agencies and grants received Nil

17 Department projects funded by DST –first ,UGC, DBT , ICSSR etc and total grants

Nil

18 Research center/facility recognized by university No 19 Publications

a. Publications per faculty Nil

b. Paper presented- Nandakumar V

SL NO

Level

Title of the paper

Organizer

Date

1

International

Structural,

Mechanical and

Thermal Properties of

LiClO4

doped PVA / HOBt-

CN Composites

ICNP-2012

MG

University

Kottayam

26th - 28th

October

2012

2

International

New Class of Liclo4

Doped

PVA/ Chitosan Hobt

Solid Bio- Polymer

Based Electrolytes:

Optical Electrical &

Microstructural

Studies.

RAMS-2012

KSHEC

Bangalore

6th - 8th

November

2012

3

National

Optical and

Microstructural

Studies on Chalcone

Derivative Doped

polycarbonate

Composites

ETCMP-2013

GFGC

Bettampady

5th & 6th

September

2013

4

National Thermo acoustic

parameters in

the nematic liquid

crystals

Frontiers in

Photonics

MGM

College,

Udupi

13th & 14th

December

2013


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c. Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (National / international) by faculty and

students

Nil

d. Chapter in books :Nandakumar V

SL No. Name of the Book Name of the

Publisher Chapter in

the Book Year of

Publication 1

Study Material for

III

B.SC V Semester

Mangalore

University

Association of

Physics

Teachers of

Mangalore

University

Band theory

of Solids

June 2014

20 Areas of consultancy and income generated

(a) Served as judge for the District level Young Scientist Award of 2014-15.

Conducted by Karnataka State Science & Technology Council, Government of Karnataka held at

17th January 2015 for school & College students.

21

Faculty member in

a. National committees: Nil b. International Committees:

c. Editorial Boards:

22 Student projects

Percentage of students who have done in- house projects

Including inter departmental/programme

Nil

Percentage of students placed for projects in

organizations outside the instituitions i.e research

Laboratories/Industry/agencies

Nil

23 Awards/Recognitions received by faculty and

students Nil

24 List of eminent academicians and scientists/visitors to the Department

SL No. Name Institution

1 Dr. K Siddappa Physicist , Former vice chancellor , Bangalore university,

Hon. Director ISS foundation for science and society

,Bangalore

2 Dr. A P Bhat President of APTMU , Poornaprajna college Udupi

3 Dr. T N Guru Row IISc. Bangalore

4 Dr.

SharathAnanthmurthy

Bangalore university

5 Prof.

SudhindraHaldodderi

Former scientist DRDO , College of engineering Alliance

university , Bangalore

6 Dr. K P Ramesh IISc. Bangalore

7 Prof. Ramakrishna

Reddy

S K university Ananthpur , Andrapradesh

8 Dr. A P Gnana Prakash DOS in Physics , Mysore university

9 Dr. V Ravindrachary DOS in Physics Mangalore university

10 Dr. K Mohan Rao Manipal university


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11 Dr. Vijaya M G M G M college Udupi

12 Prof. Bhavani S G F G C Ajjarkad , Udupi

13 Prof. Suresh Rao Rtd. Prof. St. Philomena college Puttur

14 Prof. Narashima Bhat Vivekananda college Puttur

15 Dr. A P Radhakrishna St. Philomena college Puttur

25 Seminars / Conferences/ Workshops organized & the source of funding a. National

Title Funding agency

UGC sponsored two day national level conference on EMERGING TRENDS IN CONDENSED MATTERPHYSICS[ETCMP-2013]

University grant commission -1,00,000/- Karnataka science and technology academy -35,000/-

26 Student profile Programmes /course wise:

Year Name of

the course

Application

s received

Selected Enrolled Sem Pass

percentag

e Female Male

2010-2013 BSc. 7 7 5 2 1st 100

2nd

100

3rd

100

4th

100

5th

100

6th

100

2011-2014 BSc. 16 16 10 5 1st 93.3

2nd

93.3

3rd

100

4th

100

5th

100

6th

100

2012-2015 BSc. 13 13 11 2 1st 100

2nd

100

3rd

75

4th

83.3

5th

100

6th

100

2013-2016 BSc. 27 27 24 3 1st 96.2

2nd

80.8

3rd

80.8

4th

84.6

5th

88.5

6th

92.3

2014-2017 BSc. 37 37 32 5 1st 78.4

2nd

100

3rd

78.1

4th

90.6


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5th

Result Awaiting

6th

Result

Awaiting

27 Diversity of students

Year Name of course

% of students from same state

% of students from other state


2010-2011 I BSc 100 0 -

2011-2012 I BSc 88 12 -

2012-2013 I BSc 77 23 -

2013-2014 I BSc 96 4 -

2014-2015 I BSc 89 11 -

28 How many students has cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET , SLET , GATE , civil service etc

Nil

29 Student progression

Student progression Against % enrolled

2012-2013

UG to PG 100

Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus

Nil

Self employed Nil

2013-2014

UG to PG 40

UG to B.Ed. 40

Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus

Nil 13.3

Self employed 6.6

2014-2015

UG to PG 50

UG to B.Ed.

Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus

Nil 16.6

Self employed 25

2015-2016

UG to PG 53.84

UG to Paramedical 16

Employed

Campus selection

Other than campus

4

Self employed -

30 Details of infrastructure facilities

a. library Library consists of more than 1308 books for reference and lending


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b. internet facilities for staff and students

Internet facility is available for students in Library,

Computer & Physics

Laboratories

c. class rooms with ICT facility Seminar hall and physics labs are provided with ICT

d. laboratory Well equipped Physics Laboratory with {General & Optics lab}

31 Number of students receiving financial assistance from college , university , govt. or other agencies

Year No. of students

2011 3

2012 4

2013 4

2014 7

2015 35

32 Details of student enrichment programs (special lectures/work shop/seminars) with external experts 1. programs/special lectures

Events Resource person

i. Star watching program

2013 Dr.A P Bhat, P P College, Udupi

2015 Sathyakumar Sharma, MAHE University, Manipal

ii. Science day celebration and guest lecutres iii. Science exhibition

iv. Industrial visit/study tour: Students of the Department visited Indian Institute of Science, Techno Park Kannur, Campco Puttur

33 Teaching method adopted to improve students learning

Group discussion Question and answer method

Problem solving method

Student seminar and presentation

Assignments and projects PPT presentations Unit test Quiz Remedial classes for slow learners

34 Participation in industrial , social responsibility and extension activities

Students of this department have participated in blood donation camps, campus cleaning and other activities.

35

SWOC analysis of department and future plans

Strength

The department has well equipped laboratory with computer and

Internet , Wi-Fi connection.

Library of the institution has wide range of books

Weakness

Preferences for technical education force front rankers not to join

general sciences and in addition students coming to general science

courses are economically weak and unsound.

Most of the students come from rural area so they are very weak in


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English language

Opportunity

Good Infrastructure and ICT facilities for the department.

A wall magazine creates creativity among students. They contribute

articles on science and technology which enhances their knowledge.

The students have an opportunity to learn through seminars.

Challenges More progression of students to Higher Education.

Placement of students into right positions.

Future Plans Organizing Seminars and Workshops.

Arranging Guest lecturers.

Arranging model competitions.


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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

1 Name of the department Mathematics

2 Year of Establishment 2010 – 2011

3 Names of Programmes/Courses offered (UG, PG,

M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D.,Etc

UG - B.Sc. (P.M.Cs.)

UG - B.Sc. (P.C.M)

4 Name of interdisciplinary courses and the

departments/units invovled

Nil

5 Annual/ semester/choice based credit system(programme

wise):

Credit based semester system

6 Participation of the department in the courses offered by

other Departments

Commerce Department-BSM(Business

Statistics and

Mathematics)

7 Courses in collaboration with other universities,

industries, foreign institutions, etc

No

8 Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any)with

reasons

Nil

9 Number of Teaching posts Sanctione

d

Filled

Associate Professors 00 00

Asst. Professors 01 00

Guest Lecturers 00 03

10

Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, specialization,(D.Sc./D.Litt./Ph.D./M.

Phil. etc.,)

Name Year Qualificatio

n

Designat

ion

Specialization Experien

ce

(in total)

No. of PhD

students guided/

awarded

Chandrashe

karaA.C.

2010-

2013

M.sc,

M.Phil.

Assistant

Professor

Graph theory&

Number theory

18 Years No

Swathi. K. 2013-

2014

M.sc Guest

Lecturer

Lattice theory 1 Year No

Dr.

M.R.Rajesh

kanna (on

deoutation

at

Maharani‟s

science

college

Mysore)

2013-

till

today

M.Sc,

M.Phil.,

Ph.D.

Assistant

Professor

Graph theory&

Number theory

21 Years 1 Thesis

submitted,

1 Final Synopsis

submitted,

2 ongoing

Sangeetha.

K.

2014-

till

today

M.Sc Guest

Lecturer

Graph theory 2 Year No

Leena

Montero

2014-

2016

M.Sc Guest

Lecturer

Graph theory 4 year No


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Reshma. K.S.

2015- till

today

M.sc Guest Lecturer

Lattice theory 1 year No

Archana 2016 –

till

today

M.sc Guest

Lecturer

Lattice theory

and multi

variete calculus

1 year No

11 List of senior visiting faculty YES. Please refer Sl. No. 23

12 Percentage of lectures delivered and practical

classes

handled (programme wise) by temporary

faculty

Total

Workl

oad

of the

Dept

Workl

oad

shared

by the

Staff

Workloa

d

shared by

the

Temporar

y

Staff

% of Work

shared by

Temporary

Staff

22

hours

- 22 100%

13 Student -Teacher Ratio (Programme wise) 28:1

14 Number of academic support staff (technical)

and


Common Pool


D.Litt.

/ Ph.D. / M.Phil. / PG.

Please refer Sl. No. 09


a) National

b) International funding agencies and grants

received

Nil

17 Departmental projects funded by DST -

FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and total

grants received:

Nil

18 Research Centre /facility recognized by the

University

No

19 Publications:

Publication by Dr.M.R.RajeshKanna

Year No.of

Internat

ional

publicat

ions

No.of

national

publicati

ons

Total no.of

publications

2013 14 0 14

2014 2 1 3

2015 7 7 14

2016 15 15 30

Total 38 23 61

Papers presented – Dr.M.R.RajeshKanna Year No.of

Internat

ional

No.of

national

conferen

Total no.of

conferences


278

conferences

ces

2013 - - -

2014 - 01 01

2015 - 01 01

2016 01 03 04

Total 01 05 06

Number of papers published in peer reviewed

journals (National/ international) by

Dr.M.R.RajeshKanna

Please refer Sl. No. 18

Book /chapters published by Dr.M.R.RajeshKanna

TITLE OF THE BOOK ISBN.NO YEAR PUBLISHER

Elementary Groups with

Problems

978-81-922738-2-2 2012 Aasare Publishers,

Mysore.

Elementary Linear Algebra

with Problems


Mysore.

Elementary Rings and Fields

with Problems


Mysore.

YEAR WISEWORKSHOP/CONFERENCES ATTENDED:Dr.M.R.RajeshKanna

Year International level National level State level Total

2013 - 1 1 2

2014 2 1 4 7

2015 - 6 1 7

2016 1 2 4 7

Total no.of

participations

3 10 10 23

Seminars attended by Sangeetha k (2 National & 1 State level)

Seminars attended by Reshma K.S. (1 National level)

5 Students attended one National level seminar

COMPLETED RESEARCH PROJECTS: 1.Dr.M.R.RajeshKanna,worked as principal investigator for the minor research project entitled

“Some Studies on Energy of a Graphs” which was funded by UGC [MRP(S)-0535/13-

14/KAMY004/UGC-SWRO].The amount sanctioned was 2 lakhs.


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MEMBERSHIP IN BOARD OF EXAMINATION:

1. Member of Board of Examination, St.Philomena‟s(Autonomous) college, Mysuru for the

year 2014-16.

2. Member of Board of Examination, University of Mysore, Mysore for the year 2015-16.

3. Member of Board of Examination, Govt. Boy‟s (Autonomous) College. Mandya,for the

year 2015-16.

MEMBERSHIP IN BOARD OF STUDIES:

InviteeMemberofBoard of Studies, St.Philomena‟s(Autonomous) college,Mysuru for the year

2015-16

ORIENTATION/REFRESHER COURSES:

2) Attended 4th

Refresher course in mathematical science from04.12.2013 to 24.12.2013 in

UGC academic staff college, University of Mysore, Mysore.

3) Attended Refresher course in mathematics from 01.06.2015 to 20.06.2015 in UGC HRD

center, Bangalore University, Bangalore.

WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES/SEMINARS ORGANIZED:

5. Convener for UGC sponsored one day national seminar on “Graphs in Network Theory”

held at Govt. First Grade College, Bettampady, Puttur, D.K . On 15th

February 2014.

6. Organizing Secretary for UGC sponsored two day national conference on “Energy of

Graphs” held at Maharani‟s Science College for Women, Mysore during 11th

and 12th

March 2016.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:

Life member of Ramanujan Mathematical Society,Chennai from 16-10-2009 onwards

Membership No:600.

Life member of Indian Mathematical Society, Delhi from 22-10-2009 onwards.

Membership No: K-09-144.

Life member of Academy of Discrete Mathematics and Applications,

Bangalore.Membership No: K- 152.

Life member of “The Indian Science Congress Association”,Kolkata from 15-07-2011

onwards. Membership No: L17781.

20 Faculty as members in Please refer Sl. No. 18


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a. National committees: .b. International Committees:

c. Editorial Boards:



23 Awards/Recognitions received by faculty and

students

NIL

24 Seminars/Conference/Workshops organized

& the

source of funding

a. National, b. International

Yes. National Seminar on GRAPHS IN

NETWORK THEORY (UGC Sponsored) 15

- 02 – 2014

25 List of eminent academicians and scientists/visitors to the Department

Sl.

No.

Name Designation & Address Date of Visit

1 Dr.E.Sampathkumar Emeritus professor, Department of

Mathematics, University of Mysore

15/02/2014

2 Prof. Padmavathamma Professor(Retd.) , Department of

Mathematics, University of Mysore

15/02/2014

3 Dr.Bsooryanarayana Professor and head, Department of

Mathematics AIT Bangalore

15/02/2014

4 Prof.K.A. Germina School of Mathematical and physical

science, Central University of kerala

15/02/2014

5 Dr. Ravi Shankar Bhat S Associate professor, Manipal institute

of Technology, Manipal

15/02/2014

6 Dr.SonerNandappa D Professor , Department of Mathematics,

University of Mysore

15/02/2014

7 Smt. Shakuntala T Shetty M.L.A. Puttur 15/02/2014

8 Prof. Yogananda G JD, DCE, Mangalore region 15/02/2014

9 Prof. Ganesh Bhat Associate professor, St. Philomena

college Puttur

15/02/2014

26 Details on student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops /seminar)

with external experts :

Resource Person Programme/event Date

Prof.E.Sampathkumar Matrices and Graphs 15/02/2014

Prof.K.A. Germina Matrices associated with signed Graphs and their

Energies

15/02/2014

Dr. Ravi Shankar

Bhat S

Mixed Block Domination in Graphs 15/02/2014

Dr. B.

Sooryanarayana

Current trends in communication networks with

application of graph theory

15/02/2014

27 No.of Participants (Delegates) & Paper presenters present in the Seminar

on GRAPHS IN NETWORK THEORY (UGC Sponsored)

75

28 No. of Participants (Students) present in the Seminar on GRAPHS IN 45


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NETWORK THEORY (UGC Sponsored)

29 Student profile programme/subject wise:

Yea

r

Name of the

Course/progra

mme

Applications

received

Sele

cted

Enrolled Se

m

Pass % in

Mathematics Male Female

2010

-

2013

B.sc (PMCs) 7 7 2 5 I 100

II 100

III 100

IV 100

V 100

VI 100

2011

-

2014

B.sc

(PMC&Cs)

16 16 4 12 I 81.25

II 100

III 93.33

IV 93.33

V 100

VI 93.33

2012

-

2015

B.sc (PMC&Cs) 13 13 2 11 I 92.31

II 91.66

III 91.66

IV 83.33

V 91.66

VI 100

2013

-

2016

B.sc(PMC) 27 27 3 24 I 85.19

II 77.78

III 88.46

IV 73.08

V 96

VI 96

2014

-

2017

B.sc (PMC&Cs)

37 37 5 32 I 54.05

II 82.35

III 93.75

IV 68.75

V Result Awaiting

VI Result Awaiting

30 Diversity of Students

Year Name of

the

Course

% of students

from

the same state

% of students

from

other states

% of students from

abroad

2010-11 1st B.sc 100 0 NIL

2011-12 1st B.sc 88 12 NIL

2012-13 1st B.sc 77 23 NIL

2013-14 1st B.sc 96 4 NIL

2014-15 1st B.sc 89 11 NIL


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2012 - 2013

UG to PG 100%

2013 - 2014

UG to PG 53%

UG to B.Ed 40%

2014 - 2015

UG to PG 50%

2015 - 2016

UG to PG 59%


a. Library Library consists of more than 650

Books for reference and 11 C.D.‟s

b. Internet facilities for Staff & Students Internet facility is available

for students in Library

c. Class rooms with ICT facility Seminar Hall and Computer

lab are provided with ICT

33 Number of students receiving financial assistance

from

college, university, government or other agencies

All of the SC/ST, some of the OBC &

minority, above 70% marks in PUC

receiving C.V. Raman & Sanchi

Honnamma Scholarships

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension Activities

The department is actively participating in all the community service activities `conducted by the

institution. The department has participated in blood donation camps, shramadan services etc. The

department is providing services to the organizations which are working on the development of the

human resources for the increased learning. The department is also participating in the programmes

/ trainings offered by the other institutions/ organizations.


Strength 1. Well equipped infrastructure facilities.

2. Well qualified teachers.

3. Teaching in regional languages

Weakness 1. Preferences for technical education forces front rankers not to join general

sciences and in addition students coming to general sciences are mostly

economically unsound.

2. Most of the students come from rural area so they are very weakin English

language.

Opportunity 1. Good Infrastructure facilities for the department.

2.Scope for Mathematics in the IIM., IISc., IIT etc.

Challenges 1. More progression of students to Higher Education

2. Placement of students into right positions

Future plans of the departments:

To start postgraduate programme in mathematics.

To organize International Conference / workshop.


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To continue the student enrichment programmes. To start mathematical laboratory.

To start courses on Free and open access software‟s like SCILAB, Maxima etc

Guest Lectures by eminent resource persons on advanced topics in Mathematics

To achieve 100% PASS percentage at all semesters.

To start a research center.

To take up major research projects.

To conduct a State level Inter-collegiate competition in Mathematics

Evolving modalities to collaborate with the Pre-University educational community and encourage

students to opt Mathematics for higher studies.

Identifying opportunities to collaborate with the local community to stimulate interest in

Mathematics


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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

1. Name of the Department CHEMISTRY

2. Year of Establishment 2011

3. Name of Programme / Courses offered U.G.- B.Sc. (PCM)

4. Names of interdisciplinary courses and the


Nil

5. Annual/Semester/Choice based Credit


UG Semester

Credit Based

6. Participation of the department in the

courses offered by the other department

Nil

7. Courses in collaboration with other

universities, industries, foreign

institutions, etc.

Nil

8. Details of courses/programmes


Nil

9. Number of Teaching Posts Sanctioned

ddddddddd

d

Filled

Professors 0 0

Associate

Professors

0 0

Assistant

Professors

0

0

Guest Lecturers 01 (2011-12)

01 (2012-13)

03 (2013-15)

03 (2015-16)

02 (2016-till date)

10. Faculty Profile with Name, Qualification, Designation, Specialization

(D.Sc.,/D.Litt./Ph.D./M.Phil,.etc,.)

Name Qualificati

on

Designation Specializatio

n

No. of Years

of Experience

Mrs.Rachana M.Sc Lecturer Analytical

Chemistry

02

Mr.Shivaprasad A M.Sc Lecturer Applied

Chemistry

04

Mrs.Sangeetha M.Sc Lecturer Medicinal

Chemistry

02

Mr.Krishnaprasad KP M.Sc Lecturer Applied

Chemistry

04

Miss. Savitha M.Sc Lecturer Chemistry 01

11. List of senior visiting Faculty



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Dr.Sudhakaran T HOD, Chemistry G.F.G.C Carstreet Mangalore

Prof.KrishnaKaranth HOD, Chemistry Vivekananda college Puttur

Mr.Pushparaj S Lecturer S.B.College, Karkala

Dr. P.S Krishna Kumar HOD, Chemistry St. Philomena college Puttur

Mr.EdwinD‟souza Lecturer St. Philomena college Puttur

Mrs. Nisha Lecturer N.M.C Sullia

Dr. A.P. Radhakrishna HOD, Physics St. Philomena college Puttur

12. Percentage of Lectures


classes handled

(programme wise) by

temporary faculty

Total

workload

of the

Department

Workload shared

by the permanent

Staff

Workload

shared by the

Temporary

Staff

% of work

shared by the

Temporary

staff

24

0 24 100

13.

Student – Teacher Ratio

(Programme/subject wise)

Programme/

Subject

No. of

Students

No. of

Teachers

Student

Teacher Ratio

B.Sc. 44 02 22:1

14. Number of academic support staff (technical) and


Common pool

15.


2011-2012

Name D.Sc D.Lit. Ph.D. M.Phil. PG Other

Miss. Rachana

2012-2013

Miss. Rachana

2013-2014

Mrs. Sangeetha

Mr. Shivaprasad A

Mr. Krishnaprasad K P

2014-2015

Mrs. Sangeetha

Mr. Shivaprasad A


√

√

√

√

√

√

√

√


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2015-2016

2015-2016

Mr. Shivaprasad A


Miss. Savitha

16. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b)International

funding agencies and grants received

Nil

17. Departmental Projects funded by DST-FIST-UGC, DBT, ICSSR etc., and total grants

received

Student Projects

Percentage of Students who have

done in house projects including

inter departmental/programme

Year Percentage

-

-

18. Research Centre / facility recognized by the university No

19. Publications Nil

20. Areas of consultancy and income generated -

21. Faculty member in a) National b) International

Committees c) Editorial boards

Nil

22. Students Projects Nil

23. Awards / Recognitions received by students


Best out going Student - -

24. List of eminent academicians and scientists/ visitors to the department


Dr.Sudhakaran T HOD, Chemistry G.F.G.C. Carstreet Mangalore

Prof.KrishnaKaranth HOD, Chemistry Vivekananda college Puttur

Mr.Pushparaj S Lecturer S. B. College, Karkala

Dr. PS Krishna Kumar HOD, Chemistry St. Philomena college Puttur

Mr.EdwinD‟souza Lecturer St. Philomena college Puttur

Mrs. Nisha Lecturer N.M.C. Sullia

Dr. AP Radhakrishna HOD, Physics St. Philomena college Puttur

25. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized and Source of funding Nil

26. Student Profile Programme/ Course wise:

Year Name of

the course

Application

s Received

Selected Enrolled

Male

Pass Percentage M F Sem % Sem %

2011-12 B.Sc-PCM 10 10 3 7 I 90 II 90

2012-13 07 06 - 6 I 100 II 83

√

√

√


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B.Sc-PCM 3 7 III 100 IV 100

2013-14

B.Sc-PCM

27 27 3 24 I 93 II 81

- 6 III 100 IV 100

3 7 V 100 VI 100

2014-15

B.Sc-PCM

18 18 3 15 I 78 II 88

3 24 III 92 IV 77

- 6 V 100 VI 100

2015-16 B.Sc-PCM

14 14 I 100 II 100

3 15 III 93 IV 86

- 6 V 96 VI 96

27. Diversity of the students

Year Name of the

course

% of students

from same state

% of students from

other state


2011-2012 B.Sc.-PCM 60 40 00

2012-2013 B.Sc.-PCM 66.66 33.33 00

2013-2014 B.Sc.-PCM 74.1 25.9 00

2014-2015 B.Sc.-PCM 61.12 38.88 00

2015-2016 B.Sc.-PCM 85.7 14.3 00

28. How many students have cleared national and state competitive exams such as NET,

SLET,GATE Civil Service, Defense services etc:- Nil

29. Students Progression against %enrolled:

Student progression Against %enrolled in PCM

UG to PG 50 (2013-14),80 (2014-15),72 (2015-16)

UG to B.Ed. 40 (2013-14),20 (2014-15)

UG to paramedical courses 25 (2015-2016)

Self employed /Employed 40 (2013-16)


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Student progression: Measures taken

Slow learners and advanced learners are identified based on regular evaluation in practical

and theory classes.

Advanced learners are guided with new chemistry ideas, extra-curricular activities so that

would help to develop strong base for future ideas.

Slow learners are counseled, given moral support and their performance has been

improved by providing extra classes, labs, examinations.

By taking these all measures intake of students, progression increased.

30. Details of infrastructure facility

Library: Department has its own departmental library which provides often required

books for reference, science related articles published in newspaper.

Internet facility for staff and students: Department has got one computer with LAN

connection. Internet facility available for students in library, Physics and Computer science

laboratories

Class room with ICT facility: The department uses an overhead projector for teaching.

Laboratories:

It has well equipped Laboratory with modern equipment‟s.

Lab has power backup system (UPS/Inverter)

Centralized power generator

Two distillation plants which provides, College distilled water needs.

ICT facility with Wi-Fi.

31. No. of students receiving financial assistance from College, University, Govt. or other

agencies:

Students belonging to SC/ST, some OBC/Minority students and students scored more than

70% in PUC receiving scholarships from government.

32. Details on student enrichment programme (special lectures/workshops/seminars) with

external experts and departmental activities.

Date Programme details No .of

Beneficiaries

13/09/2016 A talk on „Alternative energy sources‟-Mr. Shankar

Saradka

Release of “Chem-World” departmental wall

magazine issue.

94


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Visit to Campco chocolate factory Puttur, ISRO Bangalore.

Wall Magazine display in notice board.

Collection of Scientists Bio data.

Conducted class on First aid and safety management in the lab.

Detected adulterants in food sample available in market.

Exhibition and lab orientation for school childrens.

Subject assignment,Student‟s class seminars.

33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning

Traditional lecture method.

Practical classes.

Study tours.

Special classes & special practical classes.

ICT-Power point presentation.

Extra classes for revision of important chapters.

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ICR) & Extension activities: Yes

The student and the faculty members regularly participate in the Institutional Social

Responsibility (ICR) and extension activities organized by the college units.


Strength:

Intelligent and hard working students are the strength of our department. Department has

well equipped laboratory with high quality analytical.

03/03/2016 National Science Day Celebration- A talk on Life of

Sir CV Raman-Dr. AP Radhakrishna

Video of CV Raman‟s experiments& Achievements

Quiz, Seminar, Model, Collage ,Drawing

competition related to science.

104

04,05,06/03/2016 Visit to IISc Bangalore for Open Day Celebration 32

28/02/2015 National Science Day Celebration 60

28/02/2014 Edusat programme and chem magic experiments 57


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Weakness:

College situated in rural area and lack of conveyance facility. No separate staff for lab

maintenance.

Opportunity:

The subject has immense opportunity in today‟s world. Chemistry students with good

results get the opportunity for higher studies in various fields like applied, industrial,

organic, bio, analytical, medicinal chemistry and industrial jobs.

Challenges:

To provide good results from handful of students, most of them come from economically

weaker section and rural area with satisfactory merit and 90% of our students are first

generation literates.

Future plans:

The department has the following future plans to

To develop separate physical lab facility, preparation room and store room.

To organize national and state level seminar.

Up gradation of the laboratory, purchasing more modern equipment‟s for the laboratory.

Make the subject more attractive; enhance the knowledge and the skills of the rural students

by conducting quiz, seminars in weekly intervals.


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PART – V INSTITUTION DECLARATION


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PART – VI ANNEXURES

Annexure- 1

GLOSSARY

DCE Directorate of Collegiate Education

CDC College Development Council

PPT Power Point Technology

OBC Other Backward Community

LCD Liquid Cristal Display

OPAC Online Public Access Catalogue

BOS Board of Studies

BOE Board of Examination

OOD On Official Duty


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Annexure- 2 College Master Plan


294


295

Annexure- 3 Proposed RUSA Plan


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Annexure- 4 2(f) & 12 (B) Certificate


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Annexure- 5 Affiliation Certificate

MANGALORE UNIVERSITY

Sl. No. MU/ACC/AFF/08/2016-17A9 Office of the Registrar

Mangala Gangothri-574199

Date: 18.08.2016

Official Notice

Mangalore University,under the Karnataka State Universities Act 2000(No.29), and sub

section 59(17) and according to the recommendations of the Mangalore University Syndicate, Local

Enquiry Committee and Educational Board Council continues the following course affiliation to

Govt. First Grade College Bettampady for the bellow mentioned period:

Course Language Subjects Intake Period

BA English,

Kannada, Hindi

History, Economics, Political

Science

40

Affiliation

continued

for the

Academic

year 2016-

17

BBA English,

Kannada, Hindi

Compulsory Suibjects 60

BSW English,

Kannada, Hindi

Compulsory Subjects 40

BSc English,

Kannada, Hindi

Physics, Mathematics, Computer

Science

40

Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry 40

BCOM English,

Kannada, Hindi

Compulsory subjects

Rules:

1. College Principal is responsible to conduct the examination by appointing qualified

invigilators.

2. Local Enquire Committee recommended issues should be fulfilled with in the academic for

which the affiliation is sanctioned.

To,

The Principal Sd/-

Govt. First Grade College Registrar

Bettampady


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300

Annexure- 6 Govt. Order to Start College

PROCEEDINGS OF THE GOVT. OF KARNATAKA

Sub: Approval to start college in the st6ate in the year 1991-92

Ref: GO No.ED:74:YO YO: KA91:dated 25.07.1991

With reference to the subject cited above the Govt. had sanctioned 9 Govt. Colleges

accordingly, again by reviewing the recommendation of the public MLA‟s Local representatives

and the recommendations of the Universities the Govt. has sanctioned colleges to the following

places:

GO No.: ED/74/YOYO/KA91/Bangalore dated 09.08.1991

Government has sanctioned college in the following places under section (2) and its subsidiary

rules and regulations in the year 1991-92 in the prescribed discipline.

Sl. No. Place Taluk Discipline

1 Akki Alur Hanagal Dharwad District BA & BCOM

2 Puttur Puttur D K Dist. BA & BCOM

3 Nyamathi Honnalli Shimoga BA & BCOM

4 Holehonnur Bhadravathi Shimoga BA & BCOM

5 Haleyangady Mangalore D K Dist. BA & BCOM

6 Javagal Arasikere Hassan BA & BCOM

7 Sagara (Women) Sagara Shimoga BA & BCOM

Rules and Regulations:

1. Basic needs to be done by the local bodies only. Otherwise college will be cancelled

2. The sanction of the college will be affiliated to the universities of the region

3. The Director of the Collegiate Education should take necessary actions in respect of

temporary appointments, deputation, etc.,.

4. The pay scales and other expences of the employees of these institutions should be made in

the head of accounts 2202-03-103-2-01 plan

This order is passed in consent with Finance Department note No. FD 1572 dated 09-08-

1991

In the name of His Excellency Governor

Govt. of Karnataka

Sd/-

Secretary to Govt. Finance Department


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Annexure- 7 NAAC CERTIFICATE


304


305

Annexure- 8 NAAC PEER TEAM REPORT


306


307


308


309


310


311


312


313


314


315


316


317

Annexure- 9 All India Survey Report Certificate


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Annexure- 10 UGC SPONSORED SEMINAR PHOTOS

UGC sponsored Two day National Seminar on “Emerging Trends in Condensed Matter

Physics” on 04/05-09-2013 by the Department of Physics.

UGC sponsored one day National Seminar on “Graphs in Network Theory” on 15.02.2014 by the

Department of Mathematics


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Two day UGC sponsored National Level Seminar on “Contemporary Issues in Financial

Services” on 19/20-09-2014 by the Department of Commerce and Management

Two day UGC sponsored National Level Seminar on “Teaching Kannada in UG level-New

Paradigm and Challenges” on23/24-01-2015 by the Department of Kannada


320

One day National Seminar on “Perspectives of Art and Architecture of Dakshina Kannada”

on 25-09-2015 by the Department of History

UGC sponsored one day National Work shop on “Stress Management Techniques for Library

Professionals with special Reference to Yoga” on 30.11.2015 by the Department of Library

Science.


321

UGC sponsored One day National Level seminar on “Social Work Education: Challenges and

Perspectives” on 04.02.2016 by the Department of Social Work.


322

Photos of some important moments and events

Old Coin and stamp Exhibition by the Dept. of History

Visit to historical Places

Onam Celebration Village surrounding cleaning by students

NSS special Camp


323

Trkking to Charmadi Hills

Blood donation Dental check up

Star watching Program Sports day March fast

BSW study tour Women Kabbaddi Team


324

Yoga and Morning assembly by students

Cultural Programme by students

Parent Teacher Meeting

Study Tour Students at Paddy field

Documents

CRITERIAVII INNOVATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES