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ANNUAL REPORT OPERATIONS ROOM

DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED SCIENCES

ACADEMIC YEARS 2014-2015

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CONTENTS

1. Introduction 3

2. Diploma Level Coordination 4

A. Statistics of new intake students 4

i. Number & Distribution of First Year Diploma Students 4

ii. Number & Distribution of First Year Diploma Students Gender wise 5

B. Specializing Students 5

Number & Distribution of Specializing Students 5

3. Academic Advising 6

i. Report of checking of Academic Advising 7

ii. Report of Academic Advising Workshop 8

4. Student Data Analysis 9

i. Statistics of Active Students 9

ii. Statistics of Dismissed Students 10

iii. Statistics of Students in Probation 11

iv. Statistics of Course Withdrawal 12

v. Statistics of Appeals Against Exam Result 13

vi. College Honor List 14

vii. Student Retention & Progression Details 15

5. Time Tabling 16

i. Total Number of Contact Hours 16

ii. Utilization of Resources 17

iii. Total Number of Sections Theory/ Practical 20

iv. Number of Engineering Students Studying in APS 21

6. On-the-Job Training 23

i. Sem-1, Completed OJT- level & Specialization Wise 23

ii. Sem-1, Completed OJT-Gender Wise 24

iii. Sem-1, Completed OJT-Company Wise 25

iv. Sem-2, Completed OJT- level & Specialization 26

v. Sem-2, Completed OJT- Gender Wise 27

vi. Sem-2, Completed OJT- Company Wise 28

vii. Sem-3, Completed OJT- level & Specialization Wise 29

viii. Sem-3, Completed OJT- Gender Wise 30

ix. Sem-3, Completed OJT-Company Wise 31

x. Summer Vacation, Completed OJT- level & Specialization Wise 32

xi. Summer Vacation, Completed OJT- Gender Wise 33

xii. Summer Vacation, Completed OJT-Company Wise 34

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Introduction

This report provides an overview of the work carried out in the Operations Room, Applied

Sciences Department, Higher College of Technology for the academic year 2014-2015.

The operations room is responsible for providing assistance and support related to

advising, admission, timetabling, registration and OJT. The major areas of the duties

handled by operation room members are as follows:

Diploma Level Coordinator: Deals with new intake students from, assignment

of advisors, orientation and allocation of specialization. Conducts workshops for

new advisors and students.

Registrar: Contributes by supporting in advising process via workshops and

monitoring of advising, supervises registration, maintains updated and correct

records of students

Time Tabling Coordinator: Prepares a time-table based on projections received

from advisors, allotting appropriate venues, etc.

On-the-Job Training Coordinator: Arranges for training for all exiting students is

organized in industry by liaising with industry representatives. Also, monitors and

assesses the training.

NOTE: Raw data for the statistics presented here is retained with the respective

coordinators to save space.

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DIPLOMA LEVEL COORDINATION

Diploma Level Coordination: The Diploma level Coordinator provides a guiding hand to new students as they enter the department by carrying out the following activities:

Assignment & training of advisors: Advisors are assigned for the new intake. These

advisors are provided with a training session before they tackle their

responsibilities.

Orientation of new students: New students are given an orientation to welcome

them to the Applied Sciences Department at the beginning of every regular semester

and apprise them of the rules and regulations governing them. Student orientation

was conducted on 19th October 2014 in Sem-1 and 21st January 2015 in Sem-2 of AY

2014-2015.

Allocation of specialization: At the end of Diploma Year 1, students are given a

choice of specialization between Applied Chemistry, Applied Biology and

Environmental Sciences. This process is organized by the Diploma Level

Coordinator

STATISTICS OF NEW INTAKE STUDENTS [DIPLOMA YEAR I] AY 2014-2015

Number & Distribution of First Year Diploma Students

Sem 1 Sem 2 Sem 3

178

118

36

Total no.of students AY 2014- 2015

Total No. Of Students

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Number & Distribution of First Year Diploma Students Gender wise

SPECIALIZING STUDENTS

Students in Applied Sciences Department were specializing in Applied Biology or Applied

Chemistry. In Sem-2, 2013-2014, the department introduced the third specialization that is

Environmental Sciences.

It was a big task for the advisors to communicate with their advisees and get their choice of

specialization on time. To overcome this difficulty from semester-2, 2014-2015, the

submission of specialization choice by students was done online with a set deadline.

STATISTICS OF SPECIALIZING STUDENTS [DIPLOMA YEAR II] AY 2014-2015

Number & Distribution of Specialization Students

Sem 1 Sem 2 Sem 3

19 15 4

159

103

32

Total no. of male and female students AY 2014-2015

Male

Female

Sem 1 Sem 2 Sem 3

41 29

20

83 85

45

25 25 12

No. of students specialized in all specializations AY 2014-2015

Biology

Chemistry

Environmental Sciences

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ACADEMIC ADVISING

Academic Advising: Responsibilities pertaining to academic advising are as follows:

Allotment of advisees: (along with the Diploma level coordinator) - Ensuring

equitable distribution that accounts for other responsibilities of the advisor.

Transfer of advisees: Ensuring smooth handover of advising responsibilities in cases

of staff leaving the college or going on leave.

Maintenance of records: Records pertaining to number of advisees per advisor, their

intakes and their academic progression are maintained.

Conduction of workshops: At least three workshops are conducted each academic

year to provide training in various aspects of academic advising.

Dissemination of relevant information in a timely fashion to advisors so that they

are kept aware of the changes in rules and regulations.

Registration: Incorporates a number of responsibilities as follows.

Organization and supervision of registration, including liaison with other

department registrars.

Trouble-shooting, particularly in the registration process.

Maintaining updated and correct records corresponding to the registration process.

Maintaining and updating student records and data sheets in the Student

Monitoring System.

Monitoring student attendance, probation and student honor lists.

Follow-up and monitoring of student appeals through the STAAC.

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REPORT OF CHECKING OF ACADEMIC ADVISING

AY 2014-2015

Dates: Oct 4, 2014; Feb 6, 2015

VENUE: Room 136

STAFF INVOLVED: Ms Hafidha Hattali, Ms. Sajitha Biju Kumar & Ms Geetha Pradeep

SUMMARY

The projections submitted by the academic advisors were viewed against our estimated

TC-3. The advisors concerned were called if major discrepancies were noted in order to

affect the corrections before planning is carried out. The TC1 form and transcripts of

students were collected from academic advisors in the following cases:

1. Probation 3 and 4

2. Critical cases

3. Any confusing or doubtful cases

Some general observations common over the semesters were:

Not considering minimum courses: Probation students were found to be given 5

courses as they were finishing the level.

Not giving priority to pre-requisite courses: Courses that are pre-requisites

should be advised in time to prevent students from getting delayed.

Not giving priority to failed courses: Making the student repeat a failed course in

the following semester increases their chance of passing the course. Students were

advised new courses without considering the failed courses.

Not advising courses to repeat: Students can repeat courses with C, C- or D.

Repeating passed courses helps students to come out of probationary status. Often

advisors fail to consider.

Wrong Projections: Not considering the progression of advisees over the next few

semesters and advising courses in a pattern that delays the students progress.

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REPORT OF WORKSHOP ON ACADEMIC ADVISING

Workshop-1 (Induction for New Advisors)

Date: Sept 9, 2014 VENUE: M102 TIME: 9:00 am – 11:00 am

Workshop-2(Induction for New Advisors)

Date: Jan 6, 2015 VENUE: M102 TIME: 11:00 am-12.00noon

SUMMARY

The workshop was organized by the Diploma coordinator. This workshop is normally held

at the beginning of every semester. It was conducted by Ms Sajitha Bijukumar. The

following topics were covered:

Briefing the role of an advisor.

Documents to be given to new advisee.

New rules in advising

Induction on use of academic module for advising [ for first time advisors]

Workshop-3

Date: Feb 12, 2015 VENUE: Auditorium TIME 1.00 pm -2.00 pm

SUMMARY

The workshop was organized by the staff activity coordinator. This workshop is normally

held at the beginning of every semester to cover issues raised in the previous semester. It

was conducted by Ms Geetha Pradeep. The following topics were covered:

A brief session on advising and registration

Registration related issues and common mistakes in advising

Comments & Feedback: The feedback and other details are retained with the staff activity

coordinator.

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

Biol Chem Envs Sci Biol Chem Envs Sci Biol Chem

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ACTIVE STUDENTS, APS, AY 2014-2015

Sem-1

Sem-2

Sem-3

STUDENT’S DATA ANALYSIS

Statistics of Active Students

Active Students, APS Dept, AY 2014-2015

Diploma 1st Yr Dipl 2nd Yr Adv. Dipl. B.Tech. Total

Biol Chem Envs Sci Biol Chem Envs Sci Biol Chem

Semester M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F

Sem-1 219 382 6 130 34 218 0 25 1 102 11 134 - - 1 29 5 67 1364

Sem-2 184 353 5 109 34 203 1 50 0 109 10 175 - - 2 42 7 61 1345

Sem-3 150 314 6 92 32 202 5 41 1 108 14 164 0 17 2 64 8 85 1305

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Dismissed Students, APS, AY 2014-2015

Sem-1

Sem-2

Sem-3

Statistics of Dismissed Students

Dismissed Students APS, AY 2014-2015

Semester

Dipl. 1st Yr. Dipl. 2nd Yr. Adv. Dipl. B. Tech. TOTAL

Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

Sem-1 16 2 3 4 0 0 0 0 25

Sem-2 65 6 5 4 0 2 0 0 82

Sem-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Statistics of Students in Probation

Probations APS Dept, AY 2014-2015

Semester

Dipl. 1st Yr. Dipl. 2nd Yr. Adv. Dipl. B. Tech Total

Prob-1

Prob-2

Prob-3

Prob-1

Prob-2

Prob-3

Prob-1

Prob-2

Prob-1

Prob-2

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

Sem-1 43 12 72 10 11 1 1 1 1 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 158

Sem-2 46 31 33 11 64 8 9 25 0 2 0 1 1 5 0 0 0 5 0 0 241

Sem-3 22 26 29 10 28 7 6 18 1 5 0 2 1 26 0 1 1 2 0 0 185

0

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

Prob-1 Prob-2 Prob-3 Prob-1 Prob-2 Prob-3 Prob-1 Prob-2 Prob-1 Prob-2

Dipl. 1st Yr. Dipl. 2nd Yr. Adv. Dipl. B. Tech

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Level-Wise/Probation-Wise/Gender-Wise

Students in Probation, APS, AY 2014-2015

Sem-1

Sem-2

Sem-3

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Statistics of Students Withdrawing Courses

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Dipl. 1st Yr. Dipl. 2nd Yr. Adv. Dipl. B. Tech.

Students Withdraw Courses, APS Dept. AY 2014-15

Sem-1

Sem-2

Sem-3

Students Withdraw Courses, APS Dept., AY 2014-2015

Semester Dipl. 1st Yr. Dipl. 2nd Yr. Adv. Dipl. B. Tech. Total

Sem-1 96 67 13 3 179

Sem-2 92 42 28 5 167

Sem-3 14 33 22 11 80

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Statistics of Appeals Against Examination Results

Appeal Against Exam Result, APS Dept., AY 2014-2015 Semester Biology Chemistry Environmental

Sci. Physics Total

Sem-1 19 69 17 17 122

Sem-2 35 97 40 33 205

Sem-3 11 15 25 17 68

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College Honor List

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College Honor List APS Dept AY 2014-2015

Sem-1

Sem-2

College Honor List APS Dept, AY 2014-2015

Semester

Diploma 1st Yr

Diploma 2nd Yr Advanced Diploma B.Tech Total

Biology Chemistry Env. Sci.

Biology Chemistry Biology Chemistry

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

Sem-1 0 27 0 2 0 7 0 6 1 4 0 2 0 4 53

Sem-2 0 22 0 3 0 8 0 1 0 11 0 5 0 3 0 1 54

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Student Retention & Progression Details

Student Retention & Progression Details*

Sem-1, 2014-2015

Male Female Total

Currently Enrolled. 277 1087 1364

Transferred 14 131 145

Drop out/ Withdrew 6 0 5

Suspended 12 2 14

Dismissed 19 5 24

Postponed 17 15 32

Doing OJT 7 87 94

Graduated 5 27 32

Sem-2, 2014-2015

Male Female Total




Suspended 13 0 13

Dismissed 70 12 82

Postponed 24 18 42

Doing OJT 8 48 56

Graduated 8 86 94

Sem-3, 2014-2015

Male Female Total




Suspended 6 2 8

Dismissed 0 0 0

Postponed 2 13 15

Doing OJT 1 45 46

Graduated 8 48 56

Detailed level wise split-up of data is available with registrar

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TIME-TABLING

Time Tabling:

Preparing a time-table for whole department based on projections received from advisors

Allotting appropriate venues, managing resources to optimize utilization

Assignment of appropriate staff members to teach keeping in mind their qualifications and total workload

Total number of contact hours for AY 2014-2015

In the academic year 2014-2015 APS received a total of 332 students. Semester 1, 2014 -

2015 received the maximum number of students as compared to the other semesters.

The summary of contact hours for the three sections of APS is as follows.

Biology Chemistry Physics Env. Sci. Total Total Th Pract Th Pract Th Pract Th Pract Th Pract Sem1 106 189 261 272 84 140 45 64 496 665 1161

Sem2 104 202 212 312 87 148 69 71 472 733 1205

Sem3 98 163 166 314 102 139 74 76 440 692 1132

Graph showing the number of contact hours theory and practical for AY 2014-2015

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Graph showing the total contact hours for AY 2014-2015

Utilization of resources for the AY 2014-2015

The APS has a total of 11 classrooms, 8 small classrooms which has a maximum capacity of

30 students and 3 big classrooms (caravans) with a maximum capacity of 50 students.

The classrooms allotted to APS are M307, M308, M309, M311, M312, M314, M315, M320,

Caravan 8, Caravan 9, Caravan 10,

The APS has 14 laboratories, 5 labs for chemistry section, 3 for biology section, 5 for

physics, 2 for environmental section and 1 Project lab.

Labs M108, M106, M104, NL144, and NL142 belong to the chemistry section.

Labs M303, M305 and M102 belong to the biology section.

Labs M206, M204, M209, SP18 and SP20 belong to the physics section.

Labs M113 and M111 (Project lab) belong to environmental section.

LabM146 is a project lab shared by the chemistry and biology section

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1220

Sem 1 Sem 2 sem 3

Total no. of contact hours

Total no. of contact hours

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The summary of % utilization of classrooms for the AY 2014-2015

M307 M308 M309 M311 M312 M314 M315 M320 Car 8 Car 9 Car 10 Average

Sem 1 82% 81% 82% 78% 83% 82% 82% 82% 83% 90% 84% 83%

Sem 2 80% 80% 80% 79% 75% 75% 78% 80% 80% 75% 80% 79%

Sem 3 84% 80% 75% 78% 74% 70% 72% 78% 75% 75% 70% 75%

Graph showing the % utilization of rooms for AY 2014-2015

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The summary of % utilization of labs for the AY 2014-2015

M104 M106 M108 NL142 NL144 M303 M305 M102 M206 M204 M209 M113 M111 M146 Avrg

Sem1 98% 95% 95% 93% 95% 95% 90% 96% 92% 92% 90% 92% 30% 96% 88%

Sem2 95% 100% 100% 98% 98% 98% 95% 97% 80% 85% 85% 95% 60% 85% 91%

Sem3 100% 100% 85% 100% 90% 90% 90% 85% 90% 90% 90% 80% 85% 80% 90%

Graph showing the % utilization of labs for AY 2014-2015

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Total number of sections theory/ practical per semester

The number of sections of theory and practical opened for the AY 2014-2015

Graph showing the no. of sections of theory opened for AY 2014-2015

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Sem 1 Sem 2 sem 3

No. of sections of Theory

No. of sections of Theory

No. of sections of Theory No. of sections of practical

Semester 1 194

293

Semester 2 207

303

Semester 3 110

139

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Graph showing the no. of sections of practical opened for AY 2014-2015

Total number of students – Engineering Department

The APS offers three courses at Diploma Year-1for Engineering students. The courses are

Fund of Chem (Engg), Physics 1 and 2.

The department also offers the course Anatomy and Physiology and Biochemistry,

Hematology and Microbiology for Biomedical Specialization. Organic Chemistry, General

Chemistry 1 , General Chemistry 2 and Fundamentals of Physical chemistry are offered for

Chemical Engineering Specialization. The course Pollution and Environmental Control is

being offered to Civil Engineering since Sem-3, 2015.

The number of students taking these courses per semester is as follows. Only 298 critical

students could be accommodated for the course Fund of Chem. (Engg.) – in Semester 3 due

to lack of resources.

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No. of sections of Practical

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The number of students of Engineering studying in APS for the AY 2014-2015

Graph of number of students of Engineering studying in APS for AY 2014-2015

Total no. of students (Engg)

Sem 1

Sem 2

sem 3

Semester Fund of Chem

Physics 1

Physics 2

Biomedical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Civil Engineering

Total

Sem 1 664 310 400 129 246 0 1749

Sem 2 693 492 325 101 134 0 1745

Sem 3 298 369 424 67 54 82 1294

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On-the-Job Training

SEMESTER 1, 2014-15

Details of students who completed OJT in Semester-I (Level & Specialization wise)

On-the-Job Training:

Training for all exiting students is organized in industry by liaising with industry representatives

Monitoring and assessing the training by obtaining feedback from industry representatives

Maintaining links with industries to facilitate employment opportunities for students

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B.Tech Nu

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Level/Specialization

Completed OJT in Semester-I, APS, AY 2014-2015

Specialization Biology

Specialization Chemistry

Details of students who completed OJT in Semester-I (Level & Specialization wise)

Level Specialization

Biology Chemistry

Diploma 5 22

Advanced Diploma

1 1

B. Tech 1 1

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Details of students who completed OJT in Semester-I (Gender wise)


B.Tech Diploma Advanced Diploma

B.Tech

Applied Biology Applied Chemistry

Female 5 1 1 19 1 0

Male 0 0 0 3 0 1

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Gender Specialization


Diploma Advanced

Diploma

B.Tech Diploma Advanced

Diploma

B.Tech

Female 5 1 1 19 1 0

Male 0 0 0 3 0 1

25

Details of students who completed OJT in Semester-I (Company wise)

0 1 2 3 4

Food&Water lab

Nizwa university

Exova lab

Al-shkarch School

PAEAW Ibri

Royal camel craps stimulant lab

Isky Hospital

AGE &W Ibri

Sanitary& drainage services …

General Authority of Health …

Alsharqiyah University

Nizwa municipality

Orpic Muscat

Bin Hassan School Jalan

School Salalah

PA&DC Ministry of Health

SQU CAMS

Health centre Ibri

Asweique Hospital

Aikuwair health centre

Environmental & Health unit of …

Sohar Hospital

No.of students

Nat

ure

of

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pan

y

Semester-I (2014-15)-Company wise

Applied Chemistry B.Tech

Applied Chemistry Advanced Diploma

Applied Chemistry Diploma

Applied Biology B.Tech

Applied Biology Advanced Diploma

Applied Biology Diploma

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SEMESTER 2, 2014-15

Details of students who completed OJT in Semester-II (Level & Specialization wise)



Diploma 19 29

Advanced Diploma 01 02

B.Tech 14 29

Diploma Advanced Diploma B.Tech

Applied Biology 19 1 14

Applied Chemistry 29 2 29

0

5

10

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30

35

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Semester-II (2014-15) Level & Specialization wise

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Details of students who completed OJT in Semester-II (Gender wise)


B.Tech Diploma Advanced Diploma

B.Tech


Female 16 1 14 26 1 28

Male 3 0 0 3 1 1

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

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stu

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Semester-II (2014-15) Gender wise



Diploma Advanced

Diploma

B. Tech Diploma Advanced

Diploma

B. Tech

Female 16 01 14 26 1 28

Male 03 0 0 03 1 01

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Details of students who completed OJT in Semester-II (Company wise)

0 2 4 6 8

F&W Lab

Sohar university

Nizwa Municipality

College of Applied Science (Sur)

Ministry of Agriculture & Fishers liva

Al kuwair

Exova Lab

Sultan Qaboos university

SQU Hospital Salah

SCHOOLS

Haya water lab

PAEW Al musanna

PAEW Jalan

Rustaq Municipality

OMIFCO Sur

Special oil field services Bhaja

Lonstar Alpha labs

Agriculture research station …

Alkuwair health centre

Ministry of Agriculture & Climate

Oman medical college Bousher

Military hospital Command medical …

No.of studntes

Nat

ure

of

com

apan

y

Semester-II (2014-15) Company wise







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SEMESTER 3, 2014-15

Details of students who completed OJT in Semester-III (Level & Specialization wise)



Diploma 12 20


B. Tech 03 17




0

5

10

15

20

25

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Semester-III (2014-15) Level & Specialization wise

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Details of students who completed OJT in Semester-III (Gender wise)



Diploma Advanced

Diploma


Diploma

B. Tech

Female 12 01 03 14 03 15

Male 00 00 00 06 00 02

Diploma


B.Tech Diploma Advanced B.Tech


Female 12 1 3 14 3 15

Male 0 0 0 6 0 2

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

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Semester-III (2014-15) Gender wise

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Details of students who completed OJT in Semester-III (Company wise)

0 1 2 3 4

Food & water lab

Schools

PAEW Ibri

PAEW Sur

PAEW Al musanna

Alghubra Desalination and …

Ministry of Agriculture & Live …

Agriculture research center Bahla

Bahar soaps

Ministry of commerce & industry

Municipality Nizwa

Municipality Rustaq

Municipality Sohar

Municipality Ibri

Municipality buraimi

ORPIC Muscat&Sohar

Sohar Hospital

Sinaw hospital

Ministry of Environment& …

SQU CI lab

SQU Biology Dept.

PADC

Ministry of Army Rusyl

Nizwa university

Oman Cement Company

Yanqual hospital

Sinw hospital

Quraiyat hospital

Rustaq hospital

Oman mining company

Alkuwair health centre

Hi-Tech medical lab

Shinas health complex

No.of students

Nat

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pan

y

Semester-III (2014-15) Company wise







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SUMMER VACATION, 2014-15

Details of students who completed OJT in summer vacation (Level & Specialization

wise)



Diploma 02 11


B.Tech 12 21




0

5

10

15

20

25

No

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stu

de

nts

Summer vacation (2014-15) Level & Specialization wise

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Details of students who completed OJT in summer vacation (Gender wise)



Diploma Advanced

Diploma


Diploma

B. Tech

Female 02 00 11 10 00 21

Male 00 00 00 01 00 00


B.Tech Diploma Advanced diploma

B.Tech


Female 2 0 12 10 0 21

Male 0 0 0 1 0 0

0

5

10

15

20

25

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Summer vacation (2014-15) Gender wise

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Details of students who completed OJT in summer vacation (Company wise)

0 2 4 6

PAEW Ibri

Ministry of health

Municipality Nizwa

Municipality Ibra

Municipality Ibri

Ibra hospital

Sohar Vally company

Exova lab

PAEW Jalan

PAEAW Musanna

PAEW Alghubra

Haya water lab

Alghubra desalination

Water lab Aziba

SQU

SQU Hospital Alkhoud

Nizwa university

Ministry of Defense

Sur desalination

Agriculture research center Bahla

Al-Tharmed Health center Alsuewaq

Oman Flour Mills LLC

Ministry of Agriculture& Live stocks …

Nakhal Health center

Musanna polyclinic

Almusanna health centre

School

Integrated petroleum servusec

PAEW Athiba

Ministry of Environment & Climate

Veterinary laboratory Al-Hamra

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