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Tambaram, Chennai - 601 301
Approved by the AICTE, New Delhi and Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai
NBA Accredited Courses and ISO 9001: 2008 Certified Institution
A sister institution of IIPE
STUDENT HANDBOOK
(2017-18)
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Address
Dhanalakshmi College of Engineering,
Dr VPR Nagar, Manimangalam,
Tambaram, Chennai – 601 301.
Mobile No. 9 283 283 283
Phone: 044-71 700 800
Website: www.dce.edu.in
E-mail: [email protected]
Trust office
Dhanalakshmi Educational Trust,
44, Seshachalam Street,
Saidapet, Chennai – 600 015.
Phone: 044 – 2436 3321
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STUDENT PERSONAL PROFILE
Name : _____________________________________________
Roll No. : _____________________________________________
Register No. : _____________________________________________
Phone No. : _____________________________________________
E-mail Id : _____________________________________________
Department : _____________________________________________
Year : ______________ Section : __________________
Gender : Male /Female
Date of Birth : _____________________________________________
Blood Group : ___________ Mother Tongue : __________________
Local residential Address Permanent address
___________________________ ___________________________
___________________________ ___________________________
___________________________ ___________________________
___________________________ ___________________________
Father’s Name : _____________________________________________
Mobile No. : _____________________________________________
Father’s e-mail Id : _____________________________________________
Mother’s Name : _____________________________________________
Mobile No. : _____________________________________________
Mother’s e-mail Id : _____________________________________________
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR (2017 – 18)
CONTENTS
Sl. No. Details Page No.
1 Message from Founder’s desk 6
2 About the College 7
3 Vision and Mission / Quality Policy 8
4 About the founder 9
5 Governing Council Members 10
6 College Council Members 12
7 Anti-Ragging Committee 13
8 Discipline Committee 15
9 Telephone Extension Numbers 16
10 Programmes offered and Eligibility Criteria 17
11 Scholarship 18
12 General Rules and Regulations 20
13 Parent–Teacher meet 28
14 System of Examination 30
15 Remedial Classes 36
16 Awards and Honours 37
17 Library 38
18 Book Bank 40
19 Placement Cell 40
20 Research and Projects 43
21 Health Centre 45
22 Sports 45
23 Canteen 45
24 Transport 47
25 Class and Course committees 50
26 Co-Curricular Activities 52
27 Alumni Association 56
28 Professional Society Chapters 59
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Sl. No. Details Page No.
29 Hostel 62
30 Temple 63
31 College Timings 64
32 Class Time table 64
33 Academic Schedule 65
34 Annexure I – Transport Details 77
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MESSAGE FROM FOUNDER’S DESK
Dr V P Ramamurthi, Ph.D.
Founder and Managing Trustee
Former Professor of Anna University
Dear Student,
It is a pleasure in releasing this Academic Calendar for the year
2017–18, an important handbook on academic schedule and rules of
governance.
I am sure that this will help to sketch your plan of action and stay ahead
of your peers in the academic race. May this scholastic year offer a
newer dimension to your life and learning.
Wishing you all the best.
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ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Dhanalakshmi College of Engineering (DCE) under the auspices of
Dhanalakshmi Educational Trust, was setup near Tambaram at Chennai
in the year 2001. DCE is the brain child of the eminent and dedicated
academician and former Professor of Anna University,
Dr V P Ramamurthi.
The College is approved by the All India Council for Technical
Education (AICTE), New Delhi and affiliated to Anna University,
Chennai.
The Institution is ISO certified and courses are NBA accredited. UG
courses have got permanent affiliation by Anna University, Chennai.
DCE is a sister institute of the Indian Institute of Professional Education
(IIPE), an institute offering coaching for Professional Courses Entrance
Examinations, also founded by Dr V P Ramamurthi in the year 1993.
Dhanalakshmi College of Engineering has now grown into a
‘Distinguished Centre for Engineering and Technological Studies’
providing a serene environment and congenial atmosphere for learning.
The institution not only provides quality engineering education to mould
the students into technologically sound, efficient, effective and creative
engineers but also mould them as responsible human beings.
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VISION
Dhanalakshmi College of Engineering is committed to provide highly
disciplined, conscientious and enterprising professionals conforming to
global standards through value based quality education and training.
MISSION To provide competent technical manpower capable of meeting the
global requirements of the industry
To contribute to the promotion of Academic Excellence in pursuit of
Technical Education at different levels
To train the students to sell his brawn and brain to the highest bidder
but to never put a price tag on heart and soul
QUALITY POLICY
Committed to provide quality education and training to the students
through continual improvement to cater to the changing and challenging
needs of industry.
QUALITY OBJECTIVES
1. To strive and achieve the global standards of engineering skills
through training and hands on experience.
2. To impress the employability of students through sustained
motivation and intensive participation in industry related real time
projects.
3. To inculcate moral and ethical values among the students and staff
and train them to apply it professionally with due consideration for
ecological and economic issues.
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ABOUT THE FOUNDER
Dr V P Ramamurthi, Ph.D.
Founder and Managing Trustee
Former Professor of Anna University
Dr V P Ramamurthi, the Founder and Managing Trustee of the College,
is an alumnus of the prestigious College of Engineering, Guindy (now
Anna University). He graduated in the year 1965 with a specialization in
Electrical and Electronics Engineering and continued to teach in his
alma-mater. His quest for higher learning, prompted him to obtain post-
graduation from the same institution and Doctorate in the area of Power
Electronics from IIT, Chennai. Dr V P Ramamurthi is a very
enterprising academician and has published many papers in journals of
national and international repute.
Dr V P Ramamurthi is passionate about teaching and is dedicated to train
world-class engineers who would shape technological innovations of the
future. A dynamic team of eminent academicians, technocrats and
engineers led by the founder, Dr V P Ramamurthi forms the backbone of
the college management.
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GOVERNING COUNCIL MEMBERS
Chairman
Dr Ilango B Former Professor of Anna University,
Former Vice-Chancellor,
Bharathiar University, Coimbatore.
Ex-Officio Secretary
Dr Ramamurthi V P Former Professor of Anna University,
Founder and Managing Trustee,
Dhanalakshmi College of Engineering,
Chennai.
Member Secretary
Dr Sivasubramanian S Principal,
Dhanalakshmi College of Engineering,
Chennai.
Members
Dr Ponnavaikko M Vice-Chancellor,
Bharath University,
Selaiyur, Chennai.
Dr Kasturi K Former Professor of Anna University,
Dean, SSN College of Engineering,
Chennai.
Dr Abdullah Khan M Former Professor of Anna University,
Former Professor Emeritus,
Dept. of EEE.
BSAR University, Chennai.
Dr Sankaranarayanan V Former Professor of Anna University,
Former Professor Emeritus,
Director – Projects,
BSAR University, Chennai.
Dr Panneerselvam M A Former Professor of Anna University,
Dean, Tagore Engineering College,
Chennai.
Dr Anbu Rathinavel Dean, Nalanda Corporate University,
Intellect Software Solutions, Chennai.
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Mr Sardar Mahboob Jan A Chief Engineer (Retd.), TNEB,
Power System Consultant, Chennai.
Mr Mohan H R ICT Consultant,
Chairman, IEEE,
Computer Society of India,
IEEE Professional Communication,
Society, Chennai.
Mr Balan K S Ex-scientist In charge,
CERI Centre, CSIR,
Madharas complex,
Tharamani.
Prof Shanmugam G Advisor,
Dhanalakshmi College of Engineering,
Founder Principal,
Mepco Schlenk Engineering College,
Sivakasi.
Mr Subrahmanyam K Ex-scientist,
TATA Institute of Fundamental
Research
Mr Sridharan P K Founder Director,
Ex-Executive Director,
Skill Development Company,
Hexaware Technologies Ltd.
Mr Gnanasekaran O C Director, Paypal, Chennai.
Mr Sachindran K Product Line Manager,
Infosys Ltd., Chennai.
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COLLEGE COUNCIL MEMBERS
The College Council includes vibrant, go-getters who don’t hesitate to
walk the extra mile in order to provide quality education to students.
Dr Ramamurthi V P Founder and
Managing Trustee 98410 27738
Ms Roopa K S Trustee 98844 68028
Mr Mohankumar R PRO 98410 45085
Dr Sivasubramanian S Principal 89398 73910
Dr Natarajan R K Dean, Academic 89498 73907
Prof. Kalavathy R Dean, Administration, 78248 17707
Professor and Head,
Department of Electronics
and Communication
Engineering
Dr Shunmuganathan K L Professor and Head, 78239 53806
Department of Computer
Science and Engineering
Mr Thirumoorthy P Asso. Professor and Head, 89398 73901
Department of Electrical and
Electronics Engineering
Dr Pradeepkumar A R Professor and Head, 89398 73906
Department of Mechanical
Engineering
Dr Stephen Pitchaimani V Professor and Head, 89399 65955
Department of
Civil Engineering
Mr Senthur N S Asst. Professor and Head, 78239 53803
Department of Sciences
and Humanities
Mr Arul U Asso. Professor, 9841490831
Head,
Career Development Cell
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Mr James Manoharan M Director, 89398 73904
Training and
Placement Cell
Mr Manoj Kumar R Physical Director 78239 80240
Ms Sheeba B Physical Directress 78239 80449
Mr Murthy A K Deputy - Warden, 89397 46591
Boys Hostel
Ms Saraswathi S Deputy - Warden, 98419 87568
Girls Hostel
ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEE
Ragging is a punishable offence
Ragging in any form, in any place or time is a cognizable offence that
will attract severe punishment including summary expulsion from the
college. Any violation of this rule will lead to dismissal of students
involved as per the act of Government of Tamil Nadu and UGC
guidelines. Any student who directly or indirectly commits, participates
in, abets or propagates RAGGING within or outside the educational
institution shall be punished with imprisonment which may extend up to
2 years and shall also be liable to a fine which may extend up to
Rs.2,50,000/- He / She shall also be dismissed from the educational
institution and such student shall not be admitted in any other
educational institution.
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ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEE
Sl.
No. Name
Designation /
Dept. Position
1 Dr Sivasubramanian S
Principal
Chairperson
2 Dr Senthamilselvan K Professor, ECE Convener
3 Prof Kalavathy R Dean (Admin.),
ECE Squad / member
4 Dr Pradeepkumar A R HoD, Mech. Squad / member
5 Dr Stephen Pitchaimani V HoD, Civil Squad / member
6 Dr Shanmuganathan K L HoD, CSE Squad / member
7 Mr Thirumoorthy P HoD, EEE Squad / member
8 Mr Senthur N S HoD, S & H Squad / member
9 Ms Rajakumari R AP, S & H Squad / member
10 Mr Manojkumar R Physical Director Squad / member
11 Mr Sheeba B Physical
Directress Squad / member
12 Mr Raja M
Editor,
Malaimalar –
Media
Member
13 Mr Bharathi
Sub Inspector of
Police,
Manimangalam
Member
14 Ms Jayasree R ‘Yaathum Oore’
NGO Member
15 Mr Thiraviyam R III – Mech. Member
16 Me Chanakyan S IV - Mech. Member
17 Mr Aravindraj A III – ECE Member
18 Ms Kadheejafathima M IV – ECE Member
19 Mr Sanjay C III – CSE Member
20 Ms Abirami N IV – CSE Member
21 Ms Abarnasarma P III – EEE Member
22 Mr Yogesh G IV – EEE Member
23 Mr Yogesh R III – Civil Member
24 Ms Kaviya K IV – Civil Member
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DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE
Sl.
No. Name Designation Contact No.
1 Dr Stephen Pitchaimani V HoD, Civil 89399 65955
2 Mr Thirumoorthy P HoD, EEE 98406 20125
3 Mr Senthur N S HoD, S & H 78239 53803
4 Dr Senthamil selvi Asso. Prof., S & H 97868 51143
5 Mr Murugesan M Asso. Prof., CSE 99943 86015
6 Ms Devasena A Asso. Prof., ECE 81480 77689
7 Ms Sumathi K Asst. Prof., ECE 94865 19599
8 Mr Veluchamy M Asst. Prof., IT 90927 82338
9 Mr Nambiraj M Asst. Prof., Mech. 90033 55327
10 Mr Ponpandian M Asst. Prof., Civil 97897 86353
11 Mr Manojkumar R Physical Director 97875 41272
12 Ms Sheeba B Physical Directress 98656 18545
PREVENTION OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS
Use of tobacco products is strictly prohibited inside the college. As per
the Cigarettes and Tobacco Products Act, the sale of cigarettes and
tobacco products is banned within a radius of 100 yards of this college.
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RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF MOBILE PHONES
Use of mobile phones inside the college is strictly prohibited. If anyone
is found using mobile phones, sending SMS etc., inside the college,
stringent action will be taken and the mobile phones will be confiscated
and will not be returned. However, in case of emergency, parents can
contact their ward on the following numbers.
Landline No. : 9 288 283 283, 044- 71 700 800
TELEPHONE EXTENSION NUMBERS
Sl.No. Department Extn. No.
1 Administrative Officer 109
2 Computer Science and Engg. 402
3 Electrical and Electronics Engg. 305
4 Electronics and Communication Engg. 202
5 Civil Engg. 601
6 Mechanical Engg. 600
7 Boys Hostel 701
8 Girls Hostel 700
9 Transport 703
10 Canteen 128
11 Physical education 530
12 Research and Development 137
13 Library 135
14 Placement 127
15 Career Development cell 515
16 Institute Industry Interaction cell 522
17 Entrepreneur Development cell 507
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PROGRAMMES OFFERED AND ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
I. Bachelor Degree Programmes
B.E. (Duration: 4 years)
EEE – Electrical and Electronics Engineering
ECE – Electronics and Communication Engineering
CSE – Computer Science and Engineering
Mech . – Mechanical Engineering
Civil – Civil Engineering
B.Tech. (Duration: 4 years)
IT – Information Technology
Eligibility : HSC / Any other equivalent stream with
Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry
Lateral entry – B.E. / B.Tech. (Duration: 3 years)
Students of diploma stream or B.Sc. degree with Mathematics as one
of the subjects are admitted at second year level of four year bachelor
degree programme.
II.Master Degree Programmes (Duration: 2 years)
Master of Engineering (M.E.)
CSE - Computer Science and Engineering
Eligibility: A pass in B.E. (CSE), B.Tech. (IT), B.E. (ECE)
EST - Embedded System Technologies
Eligibility: A pass in B.E. (ECE or EEE)
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SCHOLARSHIP
Government Scholarship
Name Eligibility
PMSS Scholarship (Post
Matric Scholarship
Scheme
Parents whose income does not exceed
Rs.2,50,000/- per annum. The college
Tuition fee is paid by the government.
Students who join the college through single
window and Management quota are eligible
BC, MBC, DNC
Scholarship
BC, MBC and DNC students whose parent’s
income does not exceed Rs.1,00,000/- per
annum are eligible for the tuition fee and
examination fee. Students who join the
college through single window are eligible
First Graduate
Scholarship (FG)
Students who are the first graduate in the
family must submit First Graduate certificate
duly signed by the competent authorities.
This is applicable to SC/ST, BC, MBC and
DNC students. An amount of Rs.20,000/- is
sanctioned as scholarship. Students who join
the college through single window are
eligible
Prime Minister
scholarship of Jammu and
Kashmir (PMSSS)
Students who are domicile of Jammu and
Kashmir state and those who have passed
class 12th examination are given the
scholarship purely based on merit
CE Scholarship The college management encourages students
with scholarship ranging from free education
to Rs.5,000/- based on their +2 cut-off marks.
The scholarship is extended to next years if
they secure 8 CGPA and above with no
history of arrears.
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Other Authorized Scholarships
Labour welfare scholarship
Farmer Welfare scholarship
Women self-help group scholarship
CITU Labour welfare scholarship
Handloom Weavers Scholarship
Tailors Union Scholarship
Government Scholarship Nalavariyam
Divya Foundation Scholarship
OMEIAT trust Scholarship
OUT Reach Scholarship (given by CTS – Cognizant Technology
Services)
Muslim Graduation Association Scholarship
Ram Trust Education Scholarship
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GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
Parents and students are informed to read carefully the rules and
regulations of the college and follow the same in letter and spirit as they
are in the best interest of the students. The rules shall apply to all
students studying in Dhanalakshmi College of Engineering, Chennai.
The students should familiarize themselves with these rules and follow
them scrupulously. Ignorance of these rules will not be accepted as an
excuse for their violations.
All fees due to college are to be paid within the due dates. No extension
of time shall be granted. In case of failure, the student will not be
permitted to attend the classes. When the student does not pay the fees
even after repeated reminders, then the name of the student concerned
will be struck off the rolls.
ATTENDANCE / LEAVE / PERMISSION
Student admitted to the College shall be regular to classes, tests etc.,
including special classes. Attendance will be taken for each and every
period (both theory and practical). The students shall not absent
themselves from the class, except under unavoidable and unforeseen
circumstances.
Permission for absence from the College or a class shall always be
obtained, in advance, through prescribed form through the Class
Coordinator concerned.
1. Leave shall be applied in the ‘Prescribed Leave Application’ form
available with the department office. Leave application written on
an ordinary paper will not be accepted.
2. Leave up to 3 days – Application for leave up to 3 days shall be
submitted in advance to the class coordinator. Leave form shall be
filled in by the parent.
3. Leave for 4 to 7 days – Application for leave for 4 to 7 days for
medical / non-medical reasons shall be submitted in person by the
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parent to the HoD between 9.00 am and 9.30 am. Do not send it to
the class coordinator.
4. Leave for more than 7 days – Application for leave for more than 7
days due to non-medical / medical reasons shall be sanctioned in
advance by Principal. Meet the Principal on Monday or Wednesday
between 3.30 p.m. and 4.00 p.m. or seek an appointment to meet the
Principal for getting the leave sanctioned.
5. The student who fails to submit the leave application will be marked
ABSENT. Repeated absence without sanctioned leave will be
viewed very seriously. Warning letters would be issued to such
students who absent themselves frequently.
6. Absence under unforeseen circumstances: In case the student is
absent from college due to some unforeseen circumstances, then the
parent must send across a leave application through someone,
addressed to the Principal, to the College Office on the same day or
post the leave application with the covering letter addressed to the
Principal on the first day of student’s absence. Do not inform
through telephone or email. Please mark the envelope ‘Absence
under unforeseen circumstances’.
7. Unauthorised absence from college : The name of the student
will be struck off the rolls of the college (without information to
parent) if he/she is absent for more than 10 days continuously and
Principal has not received ‘Leave Application’ for student’s absence
due to some unavoidable circumstance or a medical emergency.
8. Half-a-day leave & habitual absence of students for petty
reasons is not appreciated and should be discouraged by parents.
Students will not be allowed to leave the college during class hours
unless it is an emergency either at home or a medical emergency for
the student at college. Half-a-day leave will not be granted to any
student for attending any function, doctor’s appointment and other
such reasons.
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9. Absenteeism for special classes and prior to any
examinations for preparations will attract strict disciplinary
action, unless it is purely for medical reasons and in that case parent
must submit the leave letter to the HoD.
10. Medical certificate - If leave is availed on account of illness for
more than three days, a ‘Medical Certificate’ must be attached along
with the leave application.
11. If the attendance of a student is below 75%, the student will not be
permitted to appear in the University Examinations and will be
detained; students so detained in the respective year / semester, will
have to repeat the semester / course during the next academic year.
12. In case of medical leave, attendance should not be less than 65%,
failing which the students are not permitted for the University
Examinations.
GENERAL CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINE
1. Be a regular and punctual scholar. Use your free time productively.
Come to college in clean and tidy dress as per college dress code.
2. Interact only in English with the peers and faculty members.
3. Extend your help in keeping the classroom and campus clean. Do
not disfigure the walls or damage the college furniture and other
properties.
4. There should be no damage/defacing of college properties. Those
who indulge will be punished severely, in addition, in making good
for the loss.
5. If you find anything belonging to the college or anything of others
unclaimed, deposit it in the department/college office.
6. Make reading everyday an important part of your life. Read
newspapers, magazines, G.K. books and other books regularly.
7. Be an active participant in every class and college activity.
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8. Analyse your performance, do a follow up of the corrections and
suggestions made by the faculty members.
9. Bring the handbook, lesson plan, notebooks, record notebook and
observation notebooks as per the timetable, failing which you will
not be allowed inside the classroom.
10. It will be considered as gross indiscipline, if the students are absent
on the first and the last working day of each semester.
11. Attendance on the first day of the college and the days when
assessment tests are being conducted is compulsory. (Refer academic
schedule). Retests will not be entertained.
12. Internal marks and attendance must be earned by the students and not
be awarded otherwise.
13. Students are advised not to bring valuable articles like expensive
watch, cellphones, camera, laptops, ipads, tablets, etc., to the college.
In case the student brings cellphones to the college, they are
instructed to deposit the same in the department office before the
commencement of the classes and collect the same at departure after
college hours. If the student is found to possess any of the above and
playing with it during college hours, it would be punishable. Parents
are requested not to contact college authorities, if any such article is
confiscated or lost.
14. The students should perform well in their academic studies by
securing high grades, through healthy and friendly competition
among themselves.
15. Poor performers with more arrears will be given enough
opportunities for improvement, students who do not show
improvement will be issued transfer certificate. Parents are
requested to monitor the performance of the student from time to
time.
16. It is their academic background, as reflected from the high scores in
the examinations that helps them secure admission for higher studies
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in prestigious institutions and placement in reputed public and
private sector organizations.
17. They should get up and stand while the faculty member enters and
leaves the classroom. They should obey the orders/instructions of the
authorities and extend utmost co-operation in the maintenance of
good academic standards and discipline in the College.
18. The students should give due respect to the members of the faculty
and other employees and be courteous towards them.
19. The students shall maintain absolute silence in the class irrespective
of whether the class is in session or not.
20. The students must not loiter outside the classroom while the class is
in session.
21. They must not indulge in any misbehavior/misdeed which could be
derogatory for the institution or any person.
22. They shall not disturb the arrangement of the class, in any manner
whatsoever, unless authorized and permitted by the authorities
concerned. The classrooms, laboratories etc. should be maintained
neat and tidy. They should refrain from throwing papers etc., on the
floor, but deposit them only in waste paper bins.
23. Students should not write or carve names on the desks provided
inside the classrooms.
24. Shouting is not permitted in the college premises and absolute
silence and discipline should be maintained in the classrooms.
25. Smoking and use of alcohol is strictly prohibited and use of tobacco
in any form in the campus is strictly banned. Students found guilty
will be issued transfer certificate without any information to parents.
26. Pasting of posters on the walls is not permitted.
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27. The students should handle the equipment, tools, instruments etc.,
during their practical classes very carefully and avoid damages,
breakages etc.
28. The entire cost of breakages, damages, replacements etc. will be
collected from them either individually or collectively, as the case
may be, depending upon the degree of responsibility.
29. Assembly of students, arguments, discussion etc., with a view to
disturb peace or cause inconvenience should be strictly avoided.
30. Girls and Boys will be seated separately during the classes or during
the functions in the auditorium. In the classroom, not more than two
students must be seated in one bench.
31. Important circulars and matters of academic interest relevant to
students will be displayed in the College Notice Boards. The
students should refer to the Notice Boards as frequently as possible
and keep themselves informed of the contents. Failure to do so and
ignorance thereof will not be accepted as an excuse for non-
observance or disobedience.
32. They shall participate in extra-curricular activities with zeal and
enthusiasm and contribute to the successful conduct of events.
33. Students are expected to participate and be present for all the college
functions – College day and Sports day etc.,
34. All functions – Cultural events, seminars, meetings, training,
classroom sessions etc., demand discipline and students must follow
the dress code.
35. Discipline must be maintained while attending functions like College
day, Graduation day and Sports day etc.,
a. Maintain absolute silence until the meeting / function is over.
b. All must be seated before the commencement of the meeting
c. Individual photographers are not permitted. Only official
photographer is permitted.
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d. When the Chief guest / VIP enters the auditorium, the audience
should stand and welcome. They should sit only after the Chief
guests are seated on the dais.
e. Going out / coming in during the meeting is prohibited.
f. Students and audience can leave the auditorium only after the
Chief guest / VIP leaves the auditorium.
36. They shall also assist the Management in the organization of
academic and College level functions and ensure their successful
conduct in all cases.
37. The students should guard themselves against acts of misconduct,
indiscipline, disobedience etc., lest they should earn unsatisfactory
report of conduct.
38. The Discipline and Welfare Committee consisting of senior members
of the faculty will look into grievances, acts of violations, serious
misconduct etc. The Committee shall, after due enquiry, submit its
report and recommendations. The orders of the
Principal/Management on the recommendations of the Committee
shall be final.
39. The students found guilty shall be liable for punishments such as
suspension, transfer / dismissal from the College etc. as may be
warranted.
40. Ragging in any form is strictly prohibited. Students indulging in
ragging, abetting or aiding in ragging will be severely dealt with,
leading to expulsion and removal from the College and from the
Hostel.
41. No celebrations of festivals, birthdays or similar events are permitted
among students during college hours or in the campus or in the
college bus.
42. Under the Government’s Educational rules, the Principal has full
power to inflict punishment on errant and defaulting students for lack
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of attendance. The punishment could be fine, suspension, expulsion
etc., this is in order to maintain discipline and punctuality.
43. Students are forbidden to organize or attend any meeting in the
college or collect money for any purpose without prior written
permission of the Principal.
44. No student shall be a member of any organization or association not
concerned with academics or soft skills, without prior written
permission of the Principal.
45. Celebrations of any kind will not be permitted inside the
classrooms/college campus.
ID CARDS
1. Students must wear their Identity Card (around their neck only)
whenever and wherever they are in the college campus and also
when they board the college transport. Not wearing the identity card
will be considered as an act of indiscipline.
2. In case of loss/theft/damage of the ID card, the same can be obtained
through the prescribed form available in the department office after
approval of HoD concerned, for Rs.100/-
DRESS CODE
Boys
1. Hair should be neatly cut and well groomed (long hair not
permitted). Special hair styles are also not permitted. Shall be
clean-shaven.
2. Shall wear washed, pressed pants with decent shirt full sleeves (No
folding of full sleeves) / half sleeves neatly tucked in and only shoes
as footwear.
3. T-Shirt, banians, jeans/pants similar in appearance to jeans and cargo
pants are not permitted,
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4. No exhibition of dress designs with flowers, cartoons or writings
either on shirts or pants. Multi-pocket pants and shirts are not
permitted.
5. Wearing of ear rings is not permitted unless there is prior written
permission from the Principal.
Girls
1. Permitted dress is saree or churidhar with dupatta pinned to the
kurta. Sleeveless kurtas/blouses, high slit kurtas, short kurtas and
single pleat dupatta, leggings are not permitted.
2. Wearing costly ornaments (ear rings, bangles, chains, anklets etc.,)
are not permitted considering safety.
CERTIFICATES
1. The Course Completion Certificate, Transfer Certificate and Conduct
Certificate will be issued only when the students complete the course
satisfactorily and leave the college.
2. Application for Bonafide Certificate/Transfer Certificate/other
certificates, if any should be made in the prescribed format, through
department office.
3. No certificate will be issued on the same day of submission of
application. A minimum of 24 hours of time will be taken to process
the same. Students will be intimated regarding the readiness of the
certificates and the same shall be collected thereof.
4. Transfer Certificate shall not be issued unless all outstanding dues to
the College are cleared.
PARENT-TEACHER MEET
1. All parents and teachers are members of the Parent -Teacher Forum.
2. The aim and objectives of the forum are:
To bring an understanding of the problems of students, parents,
faculty and help to find solution
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To be in close touch with student’s progress, discipline, health
and physical education, regulatory in doing their assigned duties
etc.
To arrange meetings, seminars and cultural programmes for
improving relationship among parents, students and teachers
3. It is compulsory for students to accompany their parents for Parent-
Teacher meet.
4. On the day of Parent-Teacher meet, buses will ply to and fro from
Tambaram to college to ease parents and students commutation
between 8.00 am and 12.00 noon.
5. The parents are always welcome to discuss with the HoD concerned
(between 1.00 p.m. and 3.00 p.m.) along with the teacher mentor
(Faculty Advisor) on the attendance progress, behaviour and other
problems of their ward, on any working day.
USE OF LATEST TECHNOLOGY
College of today is a complex organization, with hundreds of people
working in tandem to create an ever-evolving organization. The key to
success of a college lies in the way it manages the deluge of information,
among other things. The college posts the study material, laboratory
manuals, assignment questions, previous year solved question papers
(unit wise) with additional important solved questions, in the college
website. Every student is expected to read and make use of the contents
from time to time.
TECHNOLOGY ENABLED CLASSROOMS
The students today spend more time with electronic gadgets, hence the
faculty member’s role in the classroom is highly challenging. The visual
media is the one stop solution to enable the students to learn better in the
classroom.
Each classroom is provided with a computer, LCD projector or a
Television to enable the faculty members to teach through visual
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presentation and video presentation to make the teaching learning
process interesting and easier.
The digitalized content of the study material or presentation is also made
available in the college website for the students to participate in a process
to reinforce the concepts.
Learning is a continuous process and the attitude to upgrade latest
knowledge and technology is enabled through online self-learning
process. Self-learning is made compulsory to all students and is enabled
vide online classes from experts of IIT and others through NPTEL,
GUVI, coursera etc., Every student must to enroll for any one of the
online courses during the regular curriculum, to upgrade his/her
knowledge beyond the syllabus. Extra marks are awarded for online
learning, depending on the performance.
SMS ON MOBILE
We are in the information and technology era which facilitates fast
communication. The college sends SMS to parents to keep them update
on certain operations of college and information regarding their ward that
needs immediate attention.
ONLINE TEST/FEEDBACK
The students are given numerous online practice sessions and tests for
placement and training classes.
Classroom feedback is also collected online regularly for further
analysis.
SYSTEM OF EXAMINATION
Performance in each course of study shall be evaluated based on
1. Continuous internal assessment throughout the semester
2. University Examination at the end of the semester. The college has
an exclusive examination cell to conduct various examinations
regularly and meticulously.
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EXTRACTS FROM ANNA UNIVERSITY GUIDELINES
1. Each course, both theory and practical (other than project work) shall
be evaluated for a maximum of 100 marks. The project work shall
be evaluated for a maximum of 200 marks.
2. For all theory and practical courses other than project work, the
continuous internal assessment will carry 20 marks while the
University examination will carry 80 marks.
3. For project work, the continuous internal assessment will carry 40
marks while the university examination will carry 160 marks.
4. The University examinations (theory and practical) of 3 hours
duration shall ordinarily be conducted between October and
December during the odd semesters and between March and May
during the even semesters.
5. The University examinations for project work shall comprise of
evaluation of the final report submitted by the project group (not
exceeding 4 students) by an external examiner, followed by a viva-
voce examination conducted separately for each student by a
committee consisting of the external examiner, the guide of the
project group and an internal examiner.
6. The project report shall carry a maximum of 60 marks (same mark
awarded to every student of the project group) while the viva-voce
examination shall carry 100 marks (awarded to each student of the
project group based on the individual performance in the viva-voce
examination)
7. For the University examinations, both theory and practical courses,
including project work, the internal and external examiners shall be
appointed by the University.
CONTINUOUS INTERNAL ASSESSMENT
Periodic monitoring of student’s attendance and evaluation of their
academic performance, are the basic imperatives to improve the
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performance of students. The student’s progress shall be evaluated from
time to time, through tests, assignments, model examinations etc., and
suitable steps, wherever necessary, taken to realize the objective.
Progress cards shall also be sent to the parents regularly and assessment
marks will be uploaded in the Anna University website on a regular
basis.
Internal Assessment Marks (IAM) must be earned by the students and
will not be awarded otherwise. Retests will not be entertained.
Three tests each carrying 100 marks shall be conducted during the
semester by the Department concerned. (through examinations cell) The
total marks obtained in all tests put together out of 300, shall be
proportionately reduced for 20 marks and rounded to the nearest integer.
University Examination is conducted for 100 marks for each subject.
Subject mark is converted to 80.
Total subject mark (UE) + (IAM) = 80 + 20 = 100 Marks
LABORATORY INTERNAL MARKS
A mark out of 10 is allotted to every laboratory session based on the
performance in the laboratory and the viva-voce questions. A model
examination is conducted and the total marks of individual lab sessions
and the model examination is calculated for 20 marks and awarded as
laboratory internal marks.
Printed progress reports will be issued to every student indicating his/her
percentage of attendance and marks secured in the tests. The student
must obtain the signature of his/her father and return it to the class
coordinator in a week’s time. If the progress report is lost, replacement
of it will have to be made by paying appropriate administrative charges
as decided by the college.
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UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION
Guidelines for Theory Examinations
1. Proper dress code as specified by the college must be followed. Strict
silence should be maintained in the examination hall. Students are
prohibited from loitering in the verandah or near the examination
hall.
2. Students are permitted to write the University Examinations only
with the authorized hall tickets. If the hall ticket is lost, the student
should write a requisition letter to the Chief Superintendent for the
issue of duplicate hall ticket. A fee of Rs.100/- has to be paid by
DD in favour of “Controller of Examinations, Anna University”
payable at Chennai. The DD has to be paid on the same day or next
day. Once the duplicate hall ticket is issued, the original hall ticket is
invalid.
3. The seating arrangement for the examination of the day will be
displayed on the examination notice board.
4. Students are expected to be in the examination hall 30 minutes
before the commencement of the examination.
5. Students should keep their bags only in the designated place notified
by the examination cell.
6. Programmable calculators, cell phones and papers are not allowed
inside the examination hall.
7. Students should produce the hall ticket and college ID card to the
hall superintendent at the entrance of the examination hall and
should be seated according to the register number. No student is
permitted to alter the seating arrangement without the concurrence of
the Chief Superintendent of the examination.
8. The answer book will be supplied to the student once the student
occupies the allotted seat and no additional answer sheet will be
supplied thereafter.
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9. The student is expected to take his/her seat at least 10 minutes before
the commencement of the examination and is not permitted to leave
the seat till the completion of prescribed timing.
10. In case of any unavoidable circumstances, students shall be
permitted to enter the examination hall up to 30 minutes from the
commencement of the examination. No student shall be permitted to
leave the examination hall earlier than 45 minutes from the
commencement of the examination.
11. The question paper will be distributed to the student only after the
student resumes his seat.
12. Students are expected to bring their own stationery including
scientific calculator and will not be allowed to borrow from others in
the examination hall.
13. Students are not allowed to bring books of any kind to the
examination hall.
14. Students found in possession of answer books of any other student or
any book or portion of book or manuscript paper of any description
or communicating or copying from other students or communicating
with any person inside or outside the examination hall will be treated
under malpractice, and will be handed over to the appropriate
authorities.
15. Clarks’ mathematical tables, physical tables and other tables, if
mentioned in the question paper, will be supplied by the hall
superintendent to the students on request.
16. No separate sheet will be provided for the rough work. All rough
work shall be done at the sheet provided at the end of the answer
booklet.
17. Students are forbidden to ask any questions relating to the question
paper, regarding the explanation or correction or typographical error,
to the Hall superintendent or fellow student.
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18. Before surrendering the answer book, the candidate should stand up
until the hall superintendent collects the answer book from the
student.
19. After handing over the answer book, the student should leave the
examination hall immediately and must not be found loitering around
the examination hall.
University Practical Examination
20. Candidates should follow proper dress code as specified by the
college during practical examination.
21. Candidates must have obtained a bonafide certificate from the HoD
well in advance before the commencement of the practical
examination.
22. Candidates must see the notice board to know the timetable for the
practical examination.
23. Candidates must take the practical examinations ONLY in the time
slot allotted to them.
24. Students should bring their stationery, but answer sheets will be
issued by the examiners when the student enters the laboratory to
take-up the practical examinations.
25. Students must submit the record notebooks when entering the
laboratory to take up the examinations and can take back their record
notebooks when they leave the laboratory on completion of the
practical examinations.
26. Students must carefully follow the instructions given by the
examiners at the time of starting of the examinations.
27. Students must show the results to the examiners and then switch off
the power supply and handover the components/equipment properly.
28. Possession of any kind of material leading to malpractice is to be
strictly avoided.
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REMEDIAL CLASSES
Special classes are held after the college hours for those students who
need to improve their result. In this specially designed remedial teaching
programme, emphasis is laid on individual learning pace. It is the
parent’s responsibility to ensure that their ward attends these classes as
per the instructions given by the concerned faculty, without fail. The
students attending these special classes will be dropped in a convenient
location in the city. Parents are requested to co-operate to pick up the
students from the drop point safely.
LABORATORY CLASSES
1. The student attendance for the laboratory classes is very important.
2. The student must follow proper dress code – shoes and lab coat for
every laboratory class.
3. Every student must come well prepared for the laboratory class after
going through the laboratory manual and the viva-voce questions
posted in the college website.
4. The student is allowed inside the laboratory class only with duly
completed observation notebook and record (aim, tabulations,
circuits etc.,)
5. The student is expected to complete the experiment on the same day
of the laboratory class and in case of print out to be taken, the same
must be taken out the same day.
6. For program oriented laboratory classes, the students are expected
not to come with their programs written in their observation
notebook, rather they must write the program only during the
laboratory class. Downloading from the internet is strictly
prohibited.
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TUTORIAL, ASSIGNMENT AND SEMINAR
1. The subjects which are problem-oriented have additional credits and
are difficult from the students’ point of view. Additional teaching
hours and personalized teaching is done to make problem solving
interesting and easier.
2. Two faculty members are allotted for every tutorial class and
problems are already worked out by them. Students are also made to
work out problems in the classes under the guidance of the faculty
members, so as to give them sufficient time for doubt clarification and
practice.
3. Students are given assignments and seminars for every subject.
Assignments improve the written presentation skills of the students.
4. Seminars improve their skill of searching for content online or from
books and also to improve their stage presentation skills. This also
enhances peer learning.
Marks are awarded for every assignment and seminar and the same is
added to the internal assessment marks. (Refer lesson plan for tutorials,
assignments and seminars)
AWARDS AND HONOURS
Appreciation certificates will be awarded in the following areas as
applicable to students of a particular class. The awardees are selected by
a panel of faculty members who keep close watch on the various
personality traits, talents, behaviour pattern and work habits of students.
1. Personality traits, Discipline and Leadership qualities.
a. 100% attendance
b. Best outgoing student
c. Best student of the year
d. Best House captain and Vice-captain
e. Best class representative
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2. Creativity, talents and Innovation
a. Best mini project during the year
b. Best handwriting throughout the year
c. Most active personality of the year
d. Best performer in cultural events
3. Performance in examinations
a. Cash awards to class toppers
a. First prize – Rs. 5000/-
b. Second prize – Rs. 3000/-
c. Third prize – Rs. 2000/-
b. University rank holders – Rs. 5000/- and silver shield
4. Sports proficiency
a. Track and field events – Upto 3 places are awarded with medals
b. Best March past – Trophy (for the team)
c. Overall championship - Trophy (for the house)
d. Individual championship Trophy for Boys
e. Individual championship Trophy for Girls
Other benefits to students
1. The students who represent the college for various presentations and
sports events in other colleges and states are given travel and
dearness allowances when they win the event.
2. Special project works are funded by the college management
3. On Duty is given to students who participate in Zonal Level
competitions.
LIBRARY
The library will be open from 8.00 am to 6.00 p.m. daily, except Sundays
and other authorized holidays. The Librarian under the control of a
Professor shall be in-charge of the Library. He shall be responsible to
regulate the activities of the Library and its maintenance.
Library ticket: Each student is issued 3 library tickets.
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Issue and return of books: Only one book can be taken at a time on
each ticket.
The book should be returned within 15 days or such extended date as
may be allowed.
A penalty of Re.1/- per day will be collected beyond the stipulated
date including holidays.
The books should be returned in the same condition in which they
were taken.
In case of damage or loss of books, double the cost of replacement
will be collected.
The library tickets should be surrendered by the students
immediately after the final semester examinations are over.
Identity card is compulsory for getting access to the library.
The students should not take their personal belongings inside the
library, but keep them outside.
Entry in the register kept at the entrance counter is mandatory.
Library cards are not transferrable. The card owner is responsible for
the books borrowed on his/her card.
Refreshment of any kind is not permitted inside the library.
Use of cell phone inside the library is strictly prohibited.
Discussion, conversation, arguments etc. inside the Library are
strictly prohibited.
Marking in pencil or pen in the books or otherwise disfiguring them,
removing pages etc. should be strictly avoided.
Removal or change of furniture etc. from one place to another should
also be avoided.
Violations, if any, will be viewed seriously and appropriate action
will be taken.
Reference books are not meant for issue and should not, therefore, be
taken out.
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BOOK BANK
Every department is equipped with a book bank. The book bank
contains a good number of books relevant for every semester of study.
They will be distributed to the students in the beginning of every
semester. The student must return the books at the end of the University
Examination.
Marking in pencil or pen in the books or otherwise disfiguring them,
removing pages etc. should be strictly avoided.
In case of damage or loss of books, double the cost of replacement
will be collected from the student concerned
Books must be returned on the due dates. Any delay beyond the due
date will entail a penalty.
PLACEMENT CELL
The Placement Cell is well-equipped with the latest technologies and
world-class state-of-the-art infrastructure for pre-placement talks,
seminars, workshops, counseling, group discussions, and personal
interviews. The institute has a robust placement cell that has over the
years expanded its network among the corporate, which is leveraged to
achieve nearly 100% placements of our students, for more than a decade.
The institute ensures skill enhancement and employability for the
students through unique programmes embedded within the structure
provided by our highly experienced training partners. Our placement
process is a culmination of a strong training structure, which includes
technical training, industry oriented trainings, aptitude, communication,
soft skills & life skills training, throughout the year.
The placement department works diligently towards providing students
with genuine opportunities to give their career a kick-start. The
placement office is managed by a team of committed professionals.
Right from the beginning of the programme, students are continuously
counseled with regard to his/her career aspirations and options.
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1. The student will have the option of attending or not attending any
interview process by any company.
2. If any student expresses his/her willingness to attend the interview
process of any company, he/she should complete the process until
selected or rejected. He/she should not drop out at the midway. In
case the student drops out, he/she will not be considered for further
opportunities.
3. After having opted to attend the interview process, if the student
remains absent, it will be considered as indiscipline and he/she will
not be eligible for further placement services,
4. Those students who are not interested in placement either due to
intentions of higher study or due to their own business proposal,
should inform the college before the commencement of the semester.
5. For any off-campus interview organized by the college, the students
should enroll at the placement department before attending the
interview.
6. Students should maintain the decorum of the college and follow the
standard code of dressing at the time of interview both on-campus
and off-campus.
7. The Placement cell plays a vital role in all engineering colleges. It
maintains the data of students and information updated on a day-to
day basis. It takes maximum efforts for securing placement for all
our students by providing opportunities, guidance and training in
various activities for successful career. The placement director
coordinates the activities of the cell with the support of experienced
staff members.
8. The dream of every student is identified through individual
counselling and specific training given. Every student is given equal
opportunity to attend the on-campus and off-campus drives.
9. Whenever a drive is announced, the Job Description about the
company along with the location and package is circulated to the
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students and registration done for participation in the job drive.
Once registered, the student is expected to appear for the interview
process, failing which he/she will not be considered for future drives.
10. Selected students must submit a letter of acceptance once the offer is
received. Rejected students and those who have got offers with
salary package less than Rs.2,40,000/- (for non-core companies) will
be given another chance.
11. Job fairs will be conducted in-campus and all off-campus drives and
fairs will be intimated to the students through e-mail. The students
will be assisted by the placement team.
12. The offers received will be distributed to the students on a special
Placement Day.
13. Those students who are selected for internship and those who need to
undergo internship during their regular course of engineering must
submit an acknowledgment letter signed by parents, as an acceptance
to refrain from regular classes.
PLACEMENT ORIENTED TRAINING
1. The students are trained for placement, from the first year of the
engineering course during placement training hours. In the first year,
they are trained in communication skills and soft skills. In the
second year, they are trained in aptitude skills. In the third year, they
are trained in technical skills that includes skills required for various
core companies.
2. The above training programmes are conducted during the regular
curriculum by industrial experts. Sufficient practice sessions and
assessments are conducted to evaluate their standard and improve
them continuously. Mock interviews and guest lectures from
industrial experts are conducted regularly, to address the students
and to make them understand the industrial requirements from time
to time.
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3. Infosys Campus Connect programmes and ICT Academy specialized
programmes are conducted to augment the employment opportunities
of the students.
4. Industry specific trainings are also conducted for selected students.
5. The college training and placement cell activities are multifaceted
not only in providing job opportunities according to the student skills
and abilities but also inculcating good habits and discipline to face
the life with challenges and to come out successfully with flying
colours in their endeavours.
RESEARCH AND PROJECTS
The students are motivated to do a number of mini projects during
their course of study. A project work is associated with every
laboratory course and marks are awarded for it.
In addition to the above, there are a few project oriented subjects
where design projects are done by the students to improve their
hands on experience in the academic concepts.
For the final year project, the students must do in-house projects
only. No student will be encouraged to do projects outside the
college campus unless or until it is an internship from industrial
companies.
Internship projects must be done only on the approval of the Internal
guide / project coordinator, Head of the department and the R and D
department. The number of teams is restricted and the decision of
principal is final.
The projects will be guided by the internal guides from among the
faculty members and reviewed by the R and D department, from
time to time.
The project team size is restricted to a maximum of 3 students.
Selection of final semester project shall be based on the curriculum
which the student has undergone during the first seven semesters of
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his/her degree course. However, interdisciplinary projects are
encouraged.
The department will provide the facilities for all in-house projects.
Projects selected must be broadly classified as Publishable,
Patentable, Implementable and Simulation projects. (Simulation
projects are restricted to the decision of the Guide and R and D
Department)
Projects must fall under one of the following categories : Ecology
(Environment, water, etc.), Energy, Food, Cyber security, Transport
and mobility, Employment, Trade, Agriculture, e-commerce,
Healthcare, Packaging and logistics, Communication etc.,
The students and project guides are encouraged to identify real time
problems from industries and do the same as their final year projects.
This helps the students to understand the real time scenario and also
helps industries to identify potential students, from among the
colleges.
All student projects are facilitated to be published in journals.
Periodic reviews are conducted by the internal guides, project
coordinators, Head of the department and R and D department, to
evaluate the progress and guide the student team whenever
necessary.
The completed projects along with 3 copies of project thesis report
and two CDs of their project work, must be submitted to the college.
The student team must bear the expenses of the project and in special
cases, the projects may be sponsored by the college management.
Students are also motivated and guided to submit funding project
proposals to various government bodies like DST, IEDC, CERB etc.,
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HEALTH CENTRE
A health centre with a visiting doctor and permanent nurse is made
available to treat the students with ailments. Separate beds are available
for boys and girls.
Students who are not well and in case of minor accidents, are nursed in
the health centre. In case of any major ailment/accident, the student is
taken to the nearest hospital and the parents are informed accordingly.
SPORTS
Sports activities are a great way to build up physical prowess as well as
mental fortitude for youngsters who want to excel in all aspects of life.
They bring out team-working skills in the most natural manner. Physical
exercise is good for the body, mind and soul. Furthermore, team sports
are good for learning accountability, dedication and leadership among
many other traits. Putting it all together, playing a sport is a winning
combination.
The College has created facilities and provides opportunities for a wide
range of indoor and outdoor games, viz. football, hockey, basketball,
volleyball, cricket, tennis, ball badminton and athletic events.
A 400 m track for athletic performance has been laid out. The college
conducts and co-ordinates various zonal and inter zonal tournaments in
the campus.
The students are motivated to play during sports hours as well as after
college hours. Special refreshment and transport facilities are organized
for this purpose.
CANTEEN
The college canteen provides timely, hot and tasty breakfast, lunch,
evening snacks and dinner for the staff, students and visitors. There is a
separate dining hall which is easily accessible to both residents of the
hostel and the day-scholars. The dining hall is spacious with separate
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sections for boys and girls. It can accommodate 1200 persons at a time,
comfortably.
The mess hall is well-ventilated and properly lit. The dining tables and
chairs are elegant and compete with star hotels in style and comfort. The
windows are fitted with netlon meshes and sufficient numbers of Pest-O-
Flashes are provided for controlling flies and insects.
The kitchen is ultra-modern fitted with state-of-the-art machinery. The
steam cooking facility helps in preparing the food quickly. The cold
room facility available in the mess preserves perishable food items like
vegetables and milk products. It minimizes the wastage of food items
and also prevents spoilage and bad odour.
There is a separate space for dish washing area and solar thermal water
heater, which supplies 4000 liters/day at 90°C. One can enjoy the
sylvan setting and scenic beauty around while taking food in the mess
hall. The food is served by well attired canteen staff. Gloves and caps
are mandatory for them.
The buffet system is followed in serving food, which ensures smooth
flow. The mess is run under the direct supervision of the management.
The raw materials for the college canteen are of the finest quality and are
directly procured from the best available places.
Food items served in the mess are tasty and standard as appreciated by
visiting examiners and faculty from other colleges and parents. The
menu is finalized by the management in consultation with the students.
Water coolers are installed in each section to provide safe and clean
drinking water. There is a separate RO plant to treat the water in the
canteen used both for cooking and drinking purposes.
a. The students must follow orderliness during buffet service.
b. The students must be kind and courteous to the canteen staff.
c. The students can have food as they wish but food once taken in the
plate must not be wasted.
d. Outside food is not allowed to be eaten inside the canteen.
e. Visitors are given special food tokens by the office.
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TRANSPORT
A full-fledged transport department functions in the college with a fleet
of 48 buses to provide transport facility to students and faculty from
various parts of the Chennai city and suburbs. This service is offered
assuring safe and punctual transportation.
The transport department takes care of the smooth operation of the buses.
A well experienced and a courteous transport in-charge ensures the
smooth functioning of the buses.
On special occasions, buses are provided for industrial visits, off-campus
interviews, social service activities and special coaching classes.
1. The bus routes in each academic year shall be displayed on the
transport department notice board. The routes are subjected to
alteration, if needed due to operational contingencies.
2. Students and staff members should fill up prescribed transport
application form mentioning their boarding point and route in the
beginning of every year. The boarding point must be properly and
correctly mentioned as given on the list displayed in the notice
board.
3. Students and staff members should be present at the boarding point
10 minutes before the arrival time of the bus.
4. Students should line up in a queue and board the bus, when there are
a group of students at any boarding point.
5. Students should sit in the seats allotted to them as soon as they board
the bus., ie. Girl students in the front row seats and boy students in
the rear row seats.
6. Students should not travel as standees, when the seats are vacant.
7. Students should not travel on the foot board. They should not
misbehave in the bus.
8. Students must observe silence while travelling in the bus. Playing
music in the bus is strictly prohibited.
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9. Students should not cause inconvenience of any kind to other
students, staff or driver.
10. Severe action will be taken against students found misbehaving
inside the college bus.
11. Eatables are strictly prohibited inside the college bus.
12. Students should not board or alight the bus at points other than the
scheduled boarding or alighting points given in the transport
application form.
13. Students must not board or alight from the bus while it is in motion.
14. The annual bus fee is subjected to change and the decision of the
college management is final in this regard.
15. Once the annual bus fee is paid, the same will not be refunded under
any circumstances.
16. In case, the student changes the boarding point during the course of
the academic year, due to change in residential address, a separate
application form has to be filled along with the new address proof
and submitted to the Administrative officer before any such change
is made.
17. Change of routes by students and staff members is strictly not
permitted. However, the same can be permitted under special and
unavoidable circumstances with prior approval from the Principal.
18. If, due to unavoidable circumstances, the college bus does not arrive
at any boarding point, alternate arrangement will be intimated. If not
informed, it is the responsibility of the students/staff to make their
own arrangements to reach the college.
19. If there is any breakdown of the bus while travelling, the students
and staff should make their own arrangements to reach the college or
their alighting points.
20. Lost and found articles in the buses must be handed over to the
manager- transport department.
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The college has an ambulance for emergency.
The college buses ply in different routes
The well experienced and dutiful drivers ensure punctuality and provide
hassle-free services.
Students are not allowed to come on two wheelers / cars to the college.
Students must wear ID cards while boarding the bus at their pickup
points and must wear them until they get down at their drop points.
FACULTY ADVISOR (MENTOR)
To help the students in planning their domain of study and for general
advice on the academic programme, the Head of the Department
allocates certain number of students to a faculty member of the
department who shall function as Faculty Advisor (Mentors) for those
students throughout their period of study. Such faculty advisor shall
counsel/advise the students and monitor the performance of the students,
check the attendance and progress of the students assigned to him/her
periodically. Separate mentoring hour is allotted in the regular timetable.
The faculty advisor counsels the student for their holistic development.
If necessary, the faculty advisor may also discusses with or inform the
parents about the progress of the students.
CLASS CO-ORDINATOR
Each class has a class co-ordinator chosen by the Head of the
department. The class co-ordinator is incharge of the entire conduct of
the academic classes along with the attendance and progress of the
student of the entire class.
CLASS REPRESENTATIVES
1. Each class will have two boys and two girls representatives
identified by the class co-ordinator.
2. The class representatives must represent the suggestions and
feedback of the entire class to various committees.
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3. They also play a vital role in co-ordinating with the college
authorities and students to achieve the vision of the college through
mission and motto.
4. The class representatives must take pride in their leadership and
consider it as a privilege of honour.
5. Class representatives are required to assist the faculty members in
maintaining discipline, collecting/distributing books, attending to
cleanliness and neatness of the classroom and department.
6. The class representatives are responsible for all the happenings in the
class during the absence of the faculty member.
7. They must report to the class coordinator or the Head of the
department for any indiscipline, noticed by them, at any time.
8. Periodic meetings will be held with the class representatives and
actions taken accordingly.
CLASS COMMITTEE
Every class has a class committee consisting of faculty of the concerned
class, student representatives (normally 2 boys and 2 girls) and a
Chairperson (who is not teaching the regular class) with the overall goal
of improving the teaching-learning process.
The class committee is normally headed by the Head of the Department.
However, if the students of different branches are mixed in a class (like
the first semester which is generally common to all branches) the class
committee is to be headed by the Principal.
The class committee shall be constituted on the first day of each
semester. At least 4 student representatives (usually 2 boys and 2 girls)
shall be included in the class committee.
The functions of the class committee are:
Solving the problems experienced by students in the classroom and
in the laboratories.
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Clarifying the regulations of the degree programme and the details of
rules therein.
Informing the student representatives, the academic schedule
including the dates of assessments and the syllabus completed for
each assessment.
Informing the student representatives, the details of Regulations
regarding weightage used for each assessment. In the case of
practical courses (laboratory/project, work/seminar etc.) the breakup
of marks for each experiment/exercise/module of work, should be
clearly discussed in the class committee meeting and informed to the
students.
Analysing the performance of the students of the class after each test
and finding the ways and means of solving the problems, if any.
Identifying the slow learners, if any, and requesting the faculty
concerned to provide some additional help or guidance or coaching
to such slow learners.
The chairperson of the class committee may invite the Faculty Advisor(s)
and the Head of the Department to the meeting of the class committee.
The Principal may participate in any class committee meeting conducted
in the institution.
The chairperson is required to prepare the minutes of every meeting,
submit the same to Principal within two days and to circulate among the
students and teachers concerned. If there are any points in the minutes
requiring action by the management, the same shall be brought to the
notice of the management by the Head of the Institution.
The first meeting of the class committee shall be held within one week
from the date of commencement of the semester, in order to inform the
students about the nature and weightage of assessments within the
framework of the regulations. Two or three subsequent meetings may be
held in a semester at suitable intervals.
During these meetings the student members representing the entire class,
shall meaningfully interact and express the opinions and suggestions of
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the other students of the class to improve the effectiveness of teaching-
learning process.
COURSE COMMITTEE FOR COMMON COURSES
Each common theory course offered to more than one discipline or group
shall have a course committee comprising all the faculty teaching the
common course with one of them nominated as course coordinator. The
nomination of the Course Coordinator shall be made by the Head of the
Department/Principal depending upon whether all the faculty teaching
the common course belong to a single department or to several
departments. The course committee shall meet as often as possible and
ensure uniform evaluation of the tests. Also, if it is feasible, the course
committee may also prepare a common question paper for the test(s).
CO–CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Industrial Visits, Internships, In-Plant Training
The students are taken for industrial visits once in every semester to an
industry of relevance to their course of study. They will be assisted by
senior faculty members. The industrial visit enables the students to see
actually what they study and will be able to map their academic content
with the real time world.
Each student must undergo an internship or in-plant training with
industrial organisations like MSME, NSIC etc., during the vacation in
between semesters. The certificates issued during the internship or in-
plant training is considered as the admit card to their next semester,
which makes internships or in-plant training compulsory to all students.
VALUE ADDED COURSES
The curriculum followed by the students is not just sufficient to the
students to face the real time industry. In order to make the students
industry ready, the Career Development Cell (CDC) identifies the gap
between the curriculum and industry needs and organizes value added
courses at various levels of the semesters through industry training
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partners, thereby the student is able to understand the industry
requirements and be ready for placements.
Each value added course is associated with a project work and
assessment in order to evaluate and understand the student’s levels of
industry standards.
ENTREPRENEUR DEVELOPMENT
Every student has a dream of getting placed in a reputed organization
after his/her studies. The college aims at producing job creators rather
than job seekers by developing the entrepreneurial skills in the students
through Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC).
In the course of imparting the entrepreneurship skills in the students,
mini products are given to the students to try and learn.
The EDC also aims to hand hold the students in transforming their ideas
into products and also in identifying the funding agents/venture
capitalists.
INDUSTRY INSTITUTE INTERACTION
As it is very important for every student / staff to understand the industry
better to transform their academic knowledge gained to implementation,
the Industry Institute Interaction Cell (IIIC), constantly works to link the
industry and the institute.
IIIC identifies the industry experts to give guest lectures, industrial visits,
In-plant trainings, Internships etc., they also identify the industrial
problem sets and give the same as projects to the students through the
respective departments.
It also identifies the specific skills required by various industries and
develop the same through CDC.
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PAPER PRESENTATIONS, CONFERENCES
AND COMPETITIONS
1. Students are motivated to participate in paper presentations,
conferences and competitions conducted in house and in other
colleges within the state and other states.
2. Information regarding various collegiate events are informed to the
students vide circulars and posters displayed in the notice board.
Students are informed to look into the notice board and participate in
all events enthusiastically.
3. On-duty and special recognitions will be given for all winners.
4. A number of symposia, national level and international level
conferences, workshops and seminars are conducted for the inter and
intra collegiate levels where the students are given ample
opportunities to expose their talents.
OPEN HOUSE
The Open House and Science Exhibition, a technical exhibition
organized by Dhanalakshmi College of Engineering, is an ode to the
stupendous growth made by science and technology over the years.
DCE Open House and Science Exhibition is bound to quench the thirst
for information in various fields.
The best way to promote science and technology and to develop a
scientific approach towards different theories is through science
exhibitions.
The Open House and Science Exhibition is organized annually to
promote a spirit of competition and creativity among the budding
engineers.
This event aims at displaying the best projects from among various
categories: School level, Polytechnic level, College level and General
public level.
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Every year, the best project is being selected and awarded visit abroad.
This event creates the competitive platform for the students in house and
outside, to compare and improve upon their innovations.
STUDENT COUNSELING
The college adopts a mentoring system wherein every student has a
faculty advisor / mentor to guide him / her in his academic pursuit and
also counsel the students on personal problems or issue. Every semester,
all the students are being counseled individually by a team of expert
counselors who help the student in identifying his Strength, Weakness,
Opportunities and Threats. They are also being guided to enhance their
strengths, overcome their weaknesses, make use of the opportunities
suitable to him / her and also help him / her to convert threats into
challenges.
TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION
The students, apart from the normal classroom instruction and training,
need to be exposed to vast changes and advancement in science and
technology. Each branch of study shall have an association for this
purpose.
The Association will organize Seminars, Symposia, Conferences and
Workshops etc. Experts in the field will be invited to interact with
students and the faculty and deliver lectures on recent trends, latest
technology etc. so as to equip the students to conform to the diverse
requirements of industry.
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The following Associations are actively functioning in the College:
1. Sciences and Humanities Association - SAHA
2. Electronics and Communication
Engineering Association
- NIMBUZ
3. Electrical and Electronics
Engineering Association
- VIDYUTSAV
4. Association of Computer
Science and Engineering
- CAPTCHA
5. Association of Mechanical
Engineering
- THROTTLEZ
6. Association of Civil Engineering - EPITES
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
The college has established a full-fledged Alumni Association with every
student passing out of its portals being automatically inducted into the
forum. Several events and meeting are organized for the benefit of the
members and also their alma mater. The Alumni Association has its own
office bearers who facilitate interaction for the benefit of their juniors on
academics, placements, training, value added courses etc., this vibrant
Association is expected to spread its wings by starting various chapters
region wise.
STUDENT CLUBS
To make the process of learning more lively, the college offers various
activities vide club activities and co-curricular activities.
The students have the option to participate in various programmes and
activities with varying experiences that is important for their all round
development.
1. English Literary Club:
The English Literary Club enables the students to inculcate a
fondness for language and enhance their literacy skills. The club will
provide a platform for the students to display their intellectual and
independent thinking skills and imbibe a sense of confidence.
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2. Tamil Literary Club:
The Tamil literary club enhances the oratory and writing skill of
the students. Their flair for the language and their passion to cherish
the rich heritage of Tamil literature is well motivated.
3. Youth Red Cross Club:
The Youth Red Cross Club aims to inspire, encourage and initiate at
all times, all forms of humanitarian activities so that human suffering
can be minimized, alleviated and even prevented. It also contributes
to create a more congenial climate for peace.
4. Rotaract Club:
The Rotaract Club develops professional and leadership skills in
students. The club emphasizes respect for the rights of others and to
promote ethical stand and the dignity of all useful occupations. It
provides a platform for young people to address the needs and
concerns of the community and the world. It paves the platform for
building inter personal skills, leadership skills, management skills and
so on.
5. NSS (National Social Service)
The NSS club enables the students to understand the community in
which they work. It makes the students to identify the needs and
problems of the community and involve them in problem solving. It
enables the students to utilize their knowledge in finding practical
solutions to individual and community problems. Every year the NSS
unit in DCE is conducting special camp programme in the adopted
village with the motto “Not me But You”.
6. Inspire Club:
The Inspire Club provides opportunities to show case the talents of
the students independently. The club identifies the individual to
compete in the fast growing world. The club also conducts activities
to bring out the potential in each and every student.
This club is an ‘Idea Club’. It unearths the ideas for problems around
us and finds an implementable solution inside the college campus and
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in neighbouring community. It channelizes the skill of transforming
ideas to implementation in the students’ community. It also makes
the student socially responsible.
7. Sports Club:
The Sports Club provides the opportunity for instruction and
participation in a wide variety of sports of which one may develop
sound, lifelong leisure values. The club also develops leadership skills
by providing chances for students to organize and administer.
8. Robotics Club:
The Robotics Club allows the students to derive pleasure in creating
mechanical peers that may even be potent to work without human
intervention. It also supports the students in various aspects related to
robotics.
9. Cultural Club:
The Cultural Club aims to encourage student’s interest, participation,
and responsibility in the ingenious field through a medium of creative
art and literacy curriculum. It also provides a comforting vent for
students who are inclined to share their imaginations and talents.
Dance, Music, Playing Instruments, Drama, Mimicri etc., form part of
this club
10. Humour Club:
“Laughter is the best medicine” The Humour club’s objective is to
make everyone to Laugh, Relax and have fun. Amusing activities like
jokes, mimics or skits are enacted by the students to amuse the
audience.
11. Event Management Club:
The Event Management Club inculcates the habit of organizing and
managing the professional events directly by the students. The club
aims at going beyond the classroom learning, promoting the creative
bent and inventive thinking. Organising an event, Reception,
Decoration, Photography, Videography, Editing etc., forms a part of
this club.
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12. Knowledge Club:
The Knowledge Club conducts competitions to all the students of
various departments to test their general knowledge. It also creates a
more sophisticated and more talented group of students with a vast
and deep knowledge in different areas. Technical debates, Quizes,
Sharing of online learning content etc., are a part of this club activity.
13. Health and Wellness Club
The club organizes various creative events to spread awareness to the
fellow students, neighborhood and the community. The Club takes
up the Annual Comprehensive Health check up in collaboration with
reputed hospitals and conducts talk shows on health issues. It also
guides the students to a transformative journey of healing, self-
discovery, yoga and meditation that lead to a stress free, healthy and
happy life.
PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY CHAPTERS
The College has established professional society student’s chapters in
addition to getting institutional Membership.
International and National professional societies like IEEE, SAE, IETE,
ISTE etc. are functioning for the benefit of student community to get
exposed to the developments in their domain by interacting with
academicians, researchers and industry experts globally. These societies
organize weekly, monthly meetings, Seminar, Workshops and
Conferences which would enable the student to have a global
understanding of their profession. Our college has the following
professional society chapters.
Name of the Professional Society Bodies
IEEE (USA) Institution of Electrical and Electronics
Engineering
IETE (INDIA) Institution of Electronics and telecommunication
SAE (INDIA) Society of Automotive Engineers
CSI (INDIA) Computer Society of India
ISTE (INDIA) Indian Society of Technical Education
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1. IEEE is the world’s largest technical professional organization for the
advancement of technology; the members include 160 countries with
over 4 lakh professionals inspiring a global community to innovate a
better tomorrow through its cited publication, conference, technology
standard and professional activities.
Benefits of membership
1. Education and career resources for students
2. Student Travel grants
3. Potential magazines
4. Humanitarian program
5. My IEEE – an interactive web portal exclusively for IEEE
members
6. IEEE TV – Internet television
2. IETE The institution of Electronics and Telecommunication
Engineers is one of the leading professional societies in India. IETE
student form is formed through local IETE chapters in recognized
engineering colleges and polytechnic colleges. Our college chapter
comprise of more than 50 faculty members and 200 students. Journal
subscription, paper publication and technical program are being
offered for its members.
3. The SAE India collegiate club has been established on April 2017 in
DCE. Through the SAE India club various events such as
competitions, conferences, guest lectures and industrial lectures have
been planned. Interactions with the industrial experts and experienced
professionals guide the students towards successful conduct of the
events, which are training organized with the supporting of the faculty
counselor.
Currently 98 members have registered for the SAE India club.
Mr Sivasubramanian S, AP/Mech. and Mr Thangaraj A, AP/Mech.
have been nominated as faculty advisors for the SAE India Collegiate
Club. We proudly inform that our team has been selected for BAJA
virtual round competition to be held at Punjab during the month July,
2017.
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4. CSI is the largest and most professionally managed association for IT
professionals in India. The purpose of the society is scientific and
education directed towards the advancement of the theory and
practice of computer science & IT, Currently having more than 500
student branches. With the help of Institution Membership
subscription to 4 copies of CSE communication, access to CSI
knowledge portal, assistance to attend international conferences,
concessional rules for CSI conferences, tutorials for nominees can be
obtained.
5. ISTE The motto of ISTE is to provide overall department of technical
education system, including students and faculty department. At
present ISTE has a membership base of more an 1lakh life member,
more than 5lakh students members, 2410 institutional members
including IIT, IISC, NIT ect,1214 faculty chapters, 1322 students
chapters throughout the country.
Students are encouraged to become member by registering and paying
the requisite fee as prescribed by the international bodies. The
benefits are multifold and will help the students applying for higher
education in the US, UK, Australia and European countries to have an
edge over the rest.
HOUSE SYSTEM
To promote healthy competition among the students across all
departments in the college activities and also to foster qualities of loyalty
and leadership, the students are divided into six houses.
Red House, Yellow House, Orange House, White House, Green House
and Blue House.
Every house is under the care of a ‘House-mistress’ and an ‘Assistant
House-Mistress’, ‘House Captain’ and ‘Assistant Captain are selected
from each class and section to assist the faculty in day-to-day activities
during competitions and annual events. The college house captains and
vice-captains are selected from the senior classes.
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HOSTEL
Separate hostel facility is available for boys and girls within the campus.
Those students desirous to stay in DCE hostel must fill up the prescribed
application form available in the college office. Admission to the hostels
shall be on “First Come First Serve” basis, subject to the availability.
Only students studying in DCE are eligible to stay in the hostels.
The Principal, the Head of the Institution is the warden for both boys and
girls hostel. There are separate deputy wardens for both the hostels.
The hostels will be kept closed during college hours. Students who are
not feeling well are taken care in the health centre during such time.
Day scholars are not allowed inside the hostel. They are also not
permitted to stay in the hostel without seeking prior permission from the
warden.
Visitors/Parents are not allowed to stay in the hostel. A separate paid a/c
and non a/c guest houses are available in the college campus for this
purpose. They are requested to approach the administrative officer for
seeking accommodation.
Visitors/Parents can visit the student only after college hours.
No costly items or fireworks or alcohol must be found among the
hostellers. If found to be guilty, the student(s) will be expelled from the
college without any prior notice.
Refer to hostel handbook for detail rules and regulations.
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TEMPLE
Lord Vinayagar temple
Our institution has a spiritual atmosphere in the form of the Lord Dhana
Vidhya Ganapathy Temple adjacent to the Ladies’ hostel at the portals
of the college where poojas are performed daily. The significance of this
temple is that it has a portico which has the illusory effect of a revolving
Siva lingam when the devotees lift their eyes towards God for
inspiration. This facility is nothing short of amazing for the Hindu
students in an educational institution.
Vanni tree temple
There is also an ancient temple under the canopy of the sacred Vanni tree
in front of the administrative office. This is gift of vegetate Ambrosia
makes the campus all the more alluring to students and staff alike. Look
around DCE and you’ll find the immortals gazing at you to guard you
with power and wisdom during your stay here. It’s as if the divine
entities have wrapped the college in a sacred blanket to ensure prosperity
and peace for anyone who sets his foot in the campus.
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Academic Schedule for odd semester 2017-18
JUNE-2017
Date Day Action Plan Day
Order
Cumulative
Working
days
1 Thu
2 Fri
3 Sat
4 Sun
5 Mon
6 Tue
7 Wed
8 Thu
9 Fri
10 Sat
11 Sun
12 Mon Reopening for staff
13 Tue
14 Wed
15 Thu
16 Fri
17 Sat
18 Sun
19 Mon
20 Tue
21 Wed Commencement of odd
semester classes I 1
22 Thu II 2
23 Fri III 3
24 Sat IV 4
25 Sun - -
26 Mon Ramzan - Holiday - -
27 Tue
V 5
28 Wed VI 6
29 Thu I 7
30 Fri
II 8
Note: The academic schedule is tentative and subjected to change based
on the announcement of Anna University Examinations.
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JULY-2017
Date Day Action Plan Day
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Working
days
1 Sat - -
2 Sun - -
3 Mon REWRAP - 1 / Class representative
meeting III 9
4 Tue REWRAP - 1 IV 10
5 Wed REWRAP - 1 V 11
6 Thu REWRAP - 1 VI 12
7 Fri REWRAP - 1 I 13
8 Sat REWRAP - 1 II 14
9 Sun - -
10 Mon Seminar - Civil III 15
11 Tue Seminar - CSE & IT IV 16
12 Wed REWRAP - 2 V 17
13 Thu REWRAP - 2 / Seminar - EEE VI 18
14 Fri REWRAP - 2 / Seminar - ECE I 19
15 Sat - -
16 Sun - -
17 Mon REWRAP - 2 II 20
18 Tue REWRAP - 2 III 21
19 Wed REWRAP - 2 IV 22
20 Thu
Class committee meeting / Guest
Lecture – IV Year Civil /
Industrial Visit – IV Year Mech.
V 23
21 Fri Industrial Visit – IV Year ECE VI 24
22 Sat Hostel meeting I 25
23 Sun - -
24 Mon Industrial Visit – III Year CSE & IT II 26
25 Tue Principal meeting III 27
26 Wed Unit Test – I IV 28
27 Thu Unit Test - I / Guest Lecture – IV
Year ECE V 29
28 Fri Unit Test - I / Guest Lecture – III
Year CSE & IT VI 30
29 Sat Guest Lecture – IV Year Mech. I 31
30 Sun - -
31 Mon Unit Test - I / Guest Lecture – III
Year EEE II 32
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AUGUST - 2017
Date Day Action Plan Day
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Working
days
1 Tue Unit Test - I III 33
2 Wed Workshop - IV Year Mech. IV 34
3 Thu Workshop – III Year EEE / Industrial Visit
– IV Year Civil V 35
4 Fri Workshop – IV Year ECE VI 36
5 Sat - -
6 Sun - -
7 Mon Workshop – IV Year Civil / Industrial Visit –
III Year Civil / Class representative meeting I 37
8 Tue Workshop - III Year CSE & IT II 38
9 Wed Project zeroth review III 39
10 Thu IV 40
11 Fri V 41
12 Sat Parent-Teacher Meeting – I VI 42
13 Sun - -
14 Mon Krishna Jayanthi – Holiday - -
15 Tue Independence Day – Holiday - -
16 Wed REWRAP – 3 I 43
17 Thu REWRAP – 3 II 44
18 Fri REWRAP - 3 / ECE Symposium /
Industrial Visit – III Year EEE III 45
19 Sat REWRAP – 3 IV 46
20 Sun -
21 Mon REWRAP - 3 / Civil Symposium V 47
22 Tue REWRAP - 3 / CSE & IT Symposium /
Industrial Visit – III Yr ECE, IV Yr CSE & IT VI 48
23 Wed Mechanical Symposium I 49
24 Thu EEE Symposium /Guest Lecture–III Year
Mech. II 50
25 Fri VinayakaChathurthi – Holiday - -
26 Sat - -
27 Sun - -
28 Mon REWRAP – 4 / Guest Lecture – IV Year
EEE III 51
29 Tue REWRAP – 4 / Guest Lecture – IV Year
ECE & IT / Industrial Visit–III Year Mech. IV 52
30 Wed REWRAP - 4 / Class committee meeting /
Guest Lecture – II Year Civil / Hostel
meeting
V 53
31 Thu REWRAP - 4 / Guest Lecture – III Year ECE VI 54
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SEPTEMBER-2017
Date Day Action Plan Day
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1 Fri REWRAP-4/Class representative
meeting I 55
2 Sat - -
3 Sun - -
4 Mon REWRAP - 4 II 56
5 Tue
III 57
6 Wed Project – First review IV 58
7 Thu
V 59
8 Fri
VI 60
9 Sat Hostel and Canteen meeting /
Industrial Visit – II Year Civil I 61
10 Sun - -
11 Mon Unit Test - II II 62
12 Tue Unit Test - II III 63
13 Wed Unit Test - II IV 64
14 Thu Unit Test - II V 65
15 Fri Unit Test - II VI 66
16 Sat - -
17 Sun - -
18 Mon Unit Test - II I 67
19 Tue Industrial Visit – IV Year EEE II 68
20 Wed
III 69
21 Thu Open House IV 70
22 Fri Open House/Industrial Visit – II Year
ECE V 71
23 Sat Open House / Parent-Teacher Meeting -
II / Guest Lecture – II Year ECE /
Industrial Visit – II Year CSE & IT VI 72
24 Sun - -
25 Mon REWRAP-5/Guest Lecture – II Year
Civil I 73
26 Tue REWRAP - 5 / Guest Lecture – II Year
CSE & IT / Hostel meeting II 74
27 Wed REWRAP - 5 / Guest Lecture – II Year
EEE / Industrial Visit – II Year Mech. III 75
28 Thu REWRAP-5/Guest Lecture – II Yr
Mech. IV 76
29 Fri AyudhaPooja - Holiday - -
30 Sat Vijayadasami - Holiday - -
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OCTOBER – 2017
Date Day Action Plan Day
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Working
days
1 Sun - -
2 Mon Gandhi Jayanthi - Holiday - -
3 Tue REWRAP - 5 V 77
4 Wed REWRAP - 5 / Model Examination
(Practical) VI 78
5 Thu Model Examination (Practical) / Class
representative meeting I 79
6 Fri Model Examination (Practical) II 80
7 Sat - -
8 Sun - -
9 Mon Model Examination (Theory) III 81
10 Tue Model Examination (Theory) IV 82
11 Wed Model Examination (Theory) V 83
12 Thu Model Examination (Theory) VI 84
13 Fri Model Examination (Theory) I 85
14 Sat Model Examination (Theory) II 86
15 Sun
16 Mon III 87
17 Tue IV 88
18 Wed
Diwali - Holidays
19 Thu
20 Fri
21 Sat
22 Sun
23 Mon V 89
24 Tue VI 90
25 Wed I 91
26 Thu II 92
27 Fri III 93
28 Sat Hostel meeting IV 94
29 Sun - -
30 Mon V 95
31 Tue VI 96
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NOVEMBER-2017
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Working
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1 Wed
2 Thu
3 Fri Class representative meeting
4 Sat
5 Sun
6 Mon
7 Tue
8 Wed
9 Thu
10 Fri
11 Sat
12 Sun
13 Mon
14 Tue
15 Wed
16 Thu
17 Fri
18 Sat Hostel meeting
19 Sun
20 Mon
21 Tue
22 Wed
23 Thu
24 Fri
25 Sat
26 Sun
27 Mon
28 Tue
29 Wed
30 Thu
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Academic Schedule for even semester 2017-18
DECEMBER-2017
Date Day Action Plan Day
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Working
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1 Fri
2 Sat
3 Sun
4 Mon Class representative meeting
5 Tue
6 Wed
7 Thu
8 Fri
9 Sat
10 Sun
11 Mon
12 Tue
13 Wed
14 Thu
15 Fri
16 Sat
17 Sun
18 Mon
19 Tue
20 Wed
21 Thu
22 Fri
23 Sat
24 Sun
25 Mon Christmas - Holiday
26 Tue
27 Wed Commencement of even semester
classes I 1
28 Thu
II 2
29 Fri
III 3
30 Sat Hostel meeting IV 4
31 Sun
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JANUARY – 2018
Dat
e Day Action Plan
Day
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Working
days
1 Mon
2 Tue
V 5
3 Wed VI 6
4 Thu Class representative meeting I 7
5 Fri II 8
6 Sat
7 Sun
8 Mon III 9
9 Tue Project – Second review IV 10
10 Wed V 11
11 Thu VI 12
12 Fri I 13
13 Sat Bhogi - Holiday
14 Sun Pongal – Holiday
15 Mon UzhavarThirunal – Holiday
16 Tue MattuPongal - Holiday
17 Wed II 14
18 Thu III 15
19 Fri IV 16
20 Sat
21 Sun
22 Mon REWRAP – 1 V 17
23 Tue REWRAP – 1 VI 18
24 Wed REWRAP – 1 I 19
25 Thu REWRAP – 1 II 20
26 Fri Republic Day - Holiday
27 Sat REWRAP - 1 / Hostel meeting III 21
28 Sun
29 Mon REWRAP – 1 IV 22
30 Tue V 23
31 Wed VI 24
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FEBRUARY – 2018
Date Day Action Plan Day
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Working
days
1 Thu Class representative meeting
meeting I 25
2 Fri II 26
3 Sat
4 Sun
5 Mon REWRAP - 2
III 27
6 Tue REWRAP - 2 IV 28
7 Wed REWRAP - 2 / Project - Third
review V 29
8 Thu REWRAP - 2 VI 30
9 Fri REWRAP - 2 I 31
10 Sat REWRAP - 2 II 32
11 Sun
12 Mon
Unit Test - I
III 33
13 Tue IV 34
14 Wed V 35
15 Thu VI 36
16 Fri I 37
17 Sat
18 Sun
19 Mon Unit Test - I II 38
20 Tue III 39
21 Wed IV 40
22 Thu V 41
23 Fri VI 42
24 Sat Parent-Teacher Meeting - I /
Hostel meeting I 43
25 Sun
26 Mon REWRAP - 3 II 44
27 Tue REWRAP - 3 III 45
28 Wed REWRAP - 3 IV 46
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MARCH – 2018
Date Day Action Plan Day
Order
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Working
days
1 Thu REWRAP - 3 V 47
2 Fri REWRAP - 3 VI 48
3 Sat
4 Sun
5 Mon REWRAP – 3 / Class representative
meeting I 49
6 Tue Project – Fourth review II 50
7 Wed III 51
8 Thu IV 52
9 Fri V 53
10 Sat REWRAP - 4 VI 54
11 Sun
12 Mon REWRAP - 4 I 55
13 Tue REWRAP - 4 II 56
14 Wed REWRAP - 4 III 57
15 Thu REWRAP - 4 IV 58
16 Fri REWRAP - 4 V 59
17 Sat
18 Sun Telugu New Year Day - Holiday
19 Mon VI 60
20 Tue I 61
21 Wed
Unit Test - II
II 62
22 Thu III 63
23 Fri IV 64
24 Sat V 65
25 Sun
26 Mon Unit Test - II VI 66
27 Tue Unit Test – II I 67
28 Wed II 68
29 Thu III 69
30 Fri Good Friday - Holiday
31 Sat Parent-Teacher Meeting – II /
Hostel day - Girls IV 70
75
APRIL – 2018
Date Day Action Plan Day
Order
Cumulative
Working
days
1 Sun
2 Mon Class representative meeting V 71
3 Tue VI 72
4 Wed I 73
5 Thu II 74
6 Fri Hostel day - Boys III 75
7 Sat
8 Sun
9 Mon REWRAP - 5 IV 76
10 Tue REWRAP - 5 V 77
11 Wed REWRAP - 5 VI 78
12 Thu REWRAP - 5 I 79
13 Fri REWRAP - 5 II 80
14 Sat Tamil New Year Day - Holiday
15 Sun
16 Mon REWRAP - 5 III 81
17 Tue IV 82
18 Wed V 83
19 Thu VI 84
20 Fri Sport Day I 85
21 Sat College Day II 86
22 Sun Graduation Day
23 Mon
Model Examination (Theory)
III 87
24 Tue IV 88
25 Wed V 89
26 Thu VI 90
27 Fri I 91
28 Sat II 92
29 Sun
30 Mon III 93
76
MAY – 2018
Date Day Action Plan Day
Order
Cumulative
Working
days
1 Tue
2 Wed Class representative meeting /
Model Examination (Practical)
94
3 Thu 95
4 Fri 96
5 Sat
6 Sun
7 Mon
8 Tue
9 Wed
10 Thu
11 Fri
12 Sat
13 Sun
14 Mon
15 Tue
16 Wed
17 Thu
18 Fri
19 Sat
20 Sun
21 Mon
22 Tue
23 Wed
24 Thu
25 Fri
26 Sat
27 Sun
28 Mon
29 Tue
30 Wed
31 Thu
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Annexure I
TRANSPORT DETAILS
Route Stages
ROUTE
1
Ennore
AS Nagar Bus Stop (6.10 am) - Lift gate Bus Stop (6.15 am)
- Wimco Nagar Stop (6.17 am) - Ajax Bus Stop (6.20 am) -
Periyar Nagar Bus Stop (6.22 am) - Tiruvotriyur market Bus
Stop (6.25 am) - Ellaimman Koil Bus Stop (6.27 am) -
Kaladipet Police Station (6.30 am) - Rajakadai Bus Stop
(6.32 am) - Thangal Bus Stop (6.35 am) - Kasimedu Bus
Stop (6.40 am) – Kalmandabam Police Bus Stop (6.42 am)
- Royapuram Bus Stop (6.45 am) - Beach Railway station
Bus Stop (6.50 am) – DCE (8.05 am)
ROUTE
2
Tondiarpet
Stanly Hospital (6.20 am) - Basin Bridge down (6.25 am) -
Sulai Bus Stop (6.30 am) - Purasaiwakkam Tank Stop
(6.35 am) - Commissioner Office Bus Stop (6.40 am) -
Egmore Udipi Hotel Stop (6.45 am) - Gemini Bus Stop
(6.50 am) - Teynampet Signal Appolo Hospital (6.53 am) -
Nandanam Bus Stop (6.55 am) - Saidapet Arch Bus Stop
(7.00 am) – DCE (7.45 am)
Route
3 & 4
Toll Gate
Tollgate LakshmiKovil Bus Stand (6.00 am) - Tollgate Bus
Stand (6.05 am) - Apollo Hospital Bus Stop (6.08 am) -
Tondiarpet Bus Stop (6.18 am) - Manigundu Police Station
Stop (6.20 am) - Maharani Post Office Stop (6.22 am) -
Barath Theater Old Washermanpet (6.23 am) - Maharani
Theatre Washermanpet (6.24 am) - Simpson Bus Stop
(6.40 am) - Shanthi Theatre Stop (6.43 am) - Mount Road
Bus Stop (6.47 am) - Teynampet Signal Bus Stop (6.55 am)
– DCE (7.50 am)
Route
5
Royapettah
Chepauk Stadium (6.20 am) - Triplicane Koot Road
(6.25 am) - ICH House Bus Stop (6.27 am) - Ratna Café Stop
(6.30 am) - Royapettah Police Station Stop (6.32 am) -
Royapettah Bus Stop (6.35 am) - Ajantha Koot Road
(6.37 am) - Mylapore Santhome (6.55 am) - Mylapore Signal
(6.57 am) - Mandaveli Satya Studio Stop (7.05 am) -
Mandaveli Depot Bus Stop (7.15 am) - Adyar Bus Stop
(7.17 am) – DCE (8.10 am)
Route 6
Avadi
Ayapakkam School Stop (6.30 am) - ICF Colony Bus Stop
(6.42 am) - Dunlop Bus Stop (6.45 am) - Pudhur Bus Stop
(6.50 am) - Ambattur Bus Stop (7.10 am)
78
Route Stages
- Saraswathi Nagar Bus Stop (7.13 am) - Thirumullaivoyal
Bus Stop (7.14 am) - Avadi Bus stand (7.32 am) - Avadi
Checkpost Bus Stop (7.35 am) - Avadi Market (7.37 am) - J
B Estate Bus Stop (7.42 am) - Kumanan Chavadi Bus Stop
(7.45 am) - Mangadu Bus Stop (7.48 am) - Nandhampakkam
Bus Stop (7.55 am) - Periyar Nagar Bus Stop (8.00 am) -
Sakthi Nagar (8.02 am) - Poonthandalam Kott Road Stop
(8.10 am) - DCE (8.15 am)
Route
7
Muthamizh
Nagar
Muthamizh Nagar Stop (6.10 am) - E B (6.12 am) - MKB
Nagar (6.13 am) - Ambedkar College (6.15 am) - Sharma
Nagar (6.15 am) - Erukancherry Stop (6.15 am) -
Moolakadai Bus Stop (6.17 am) - Perambur Don Bosco
School (6.20 am) - T. V. K. Bus Stop (6.21 am) – Peravallur
(6.23 am) - Kolathur Bus Stop (6.27 am) - Welding Shop
(6.29 am) – Retteri (6.32 am) – Senthil Nagar Stop (6.35 am)
- Lucas Bus Stop (6.40 am) - Anna Nagar Flyover (6.45 am)
- Anna Nagar (6.47 am) - Madhuravoyal Bus Stop (7.10 am)
- Madhuravoyal Market (7.15 am) – Velappanchavadi
(7.30 am) – DCE (8.05 am)
Route
8 & 10
Butt Road
Mangadu Bus Stop / Parking (6.40 am) - Kattupakkam Bus
Stop (6.43 am) - Iyappanthangal Bus Stop (6.47 am) -
Sakthi Nagar Bus Stop (6.50 am) - Mugalivakkam Bus Stop
(6.53 am) - Sabari Nagar (6.57 am) - DLF Signal
(7.00 am) - Ramapuram Signal (7.03 am) - Nandambakkam
Signal (7.04 am) - St. Thomas Hospital Signal (7.07 AM) -
Butts Road Signal - 7.10 AM (7.10 am) – Meenambakkam
(7.15 am) – DCE (8.05 am)
Route
9
Mogappair
Mogappair West Bus Stand (6.45 am) - Golden Flats Bus
Stop (6.51 am) - Collector Nagar Bus Stop (6.55 am) –
Thirumangalam (6.59 am) – CMBT (7.03 am) - Mega Mart
Bus Stop (7.05 am) - Kesavardhini Bus Stop (7.07 am) -
Valasaravakkam Bus Stop (7.09 am) - Lakshmi Nagar
(7.10 am) - Karapakkam Bus Stop (7.11 am) – DCE
(8.06 am)
Route 11
West
Mambalam
Maduvankarai Bus Stop (6.00 am) - Brindavanam Extn. Bus Stop (6.35 am) - Indian Bank (6.40 am) - Postal Colony Koot
Road (6.41 am) - Police Booth (6.42 am) - Ragava
Colony Bus Stop (6.45 am) - Mettupalayam Bus Stop
(6.46 am) - Aranganathan Subway down (6.50 am)
79
Route Stages
- Kannamapettai Bus Stop (6.52 am) - Saidapet Arch Bus
Stop (7.00 am) - Saidapet Little Mount Bus Stop (7.05 am) –
DCE (8.00 am)
Route
12
Redhills
Gandhi Nagar Bus Stop (6.00 am) - Senkundram Bus Stop
(6.05 am) - Kavangarai Bus Stop (6.10 am) - Puzhal Camp
Signal (6.12 am) - Cycle Shop Bus Stop (6.15 am) - RTO
Office (6.20 am) - Retteri Bus Stop (6.22 am) - Sendil Nagar
Bus Stop (6.25 am) - Padi Bridge (6.28 am) - Anna Nagar
Depot (6.30 am) – Thirumangalam (6.30 am) - CMBT Bus
Stop (6.35 am) - MMDA Signal (6.35 am) - Thiru Nagar
Signal (6.37 am) Vadapalani - 2 Bus Stop (6.40 am) -
Vadapalani - 1 Signal (6.42 am) - Lakshman Shruthi Signal
(6.45 am) - Ashok Pillar Bus Stop (6.47 am) – DCE
(7.40 am)
Route
13
ICF
Parking point Bus Stop (5.40 am) - Nathamuni Bus Stop
(6.10 am) - Villivakkam Bus Stop (6.15 am) - ICF Bus Stop
(6.20 am) - Railway Quarters Bus Stop (6.25 am) - Sayani
Bus Stop (6.27 am) - Joint Office (6.30 am) - ESI Hospital
Signal (6.32 am) - Medavakkam Malliga Store (6.33 am) -
Chetpet Bus Stop (6.40 am) - Kodampakkam Bus Stop
(6.45 am) - Kasi Theatre Bus Stop (6.50 am) -
Ekkatuthangal Bus Stop (7.00 am) – DCE (7.50 am)
Route
14
Perambur
Madhavaram Parking (5.40 am) - Perambur Market
(5.55 am) - Perambur Railway station (6.00 am) -
Mangalapuram Bus Stop (6.05 am) - Puliyanthoppu Bus
Stop (6.10 am) - Pattalam Bus Stop (6.13 am) - Dhasamakan
Bus Stop (6.15 am) - Otteri Signal (6.18 am) – Kilpauk
Bus Stop (6.20 am) - Aminjikarai Bus Stop (6.25 am) –
Skywalk Bus Stop (6.27 am) – Metha Nagar Bus Stop
(6.30 am) – Loyola College Bus Stop (6.35 am) – Power
House Signal (6.40 am) – Samiyarmadam Signal (6.42 am) –
Ashok Nagar Bus Stop (6.45 am) – DCE (7.50 am)
Route
15 & 16
Virugam
bakkam
Kaveri colony Bus Stop (6.20 am) – Anna nager police
station (6.25 am) - Anna Arch (6.33 am) - Arumbakkam
Bus Stop (6.35 am) – Koyambedu Bus Stop (6.40 am) –
Natesa nager (6.44 am) - Elango nager (6.46 am) –
Virugambakkam Signal (6.48 am) – Avichi School (6.50 am)
- Pondycherry Guest House (6.52 am) – Ajantha (6.54 am) –
80
Route Stages
Nesapakkam Koot Road (6.53 am) – Data Udipi Hotel
(6.55 am) - MGR Nagar Bus Stop (6.56 am) – ESI Hospital
(6.57 am) – Ashok Pillar Bus Stop (6.58 am) – DCE
(7.55 am)
Route
17
Chengalpet
Vidyasager sager college (6.40 am) - Government Hospital
(6.45 am) – ICICI Bank Bus Stop (6.50 am) – Ratinakinaru
Bus Stop (6.51 am) – Chengalpet New Bus Stop (6.53 am) –
Chengalpet Old Bus Stop (6.55 am) – Mahindra City Bus
Stop (7.00 am) – Thiruthoori Bus Stop (7.03 am) - S P Koil
Bus Stop (7.10 am) – Keezhakaranai Bus Stop (7.15 am) –
Ford Bus Stop (7.17 am) – Maraimalainagar Bus Stop
(7.20 am) – Kattankolathur Bus Stop (7.23 am) –
srinivasapuram Bus Stop (7.29 am) – Guduvanchery Bus
Stop (7.33 am) – Urapakkam Bus Stop (7.36 am) – Vandalur
Bus Stop (7.42 am) – DCE (8.05 am)
Route
18
Guduvan
chery
Maraimalai Nagar (7.05 am) – Srinivasapuram Bus stand
(7.18 am) – Guduvanchery Bus stand (7.20 am) –
Guduvanchery EB (7.25 am) – Akshaya Bus stop (7.27 am) –
Urapakkam Tea shop (7.30 am) – Urapakkam School Stop
(7.32 am) – Mannivakkam (7.42 am) – DCE (8.02 am)
Route
19
Perun
galathur
Vandalur Bridge (7.15 am) - Eraniyamman Koil Bus Stop
(7.20 am) - New Perungalathur Bus Stop (7.20 am) -
Pearkankaranai Bus Stop (7.22 am) – Erikarai Bus Stop
(7.25 am) – Irumbuliyur Bus Stop (7.27 am) – DCE
(7.45 am)
Route
20
Vandalur
Kolapakkam Bus Stop (7.05 am) – Vandalur zoo Bus Stop
(7.30 am) – Vandalur subway (7.35 am) – Mannivakkam bus
stand (7.40 am) – Mannivakkam koot road (7.45 am) –
Natesan School Stop (7.50 am) – Mudichur Church
(7.55 am) – DCE (8.10 am)
Route
21
Keelkattalai
Kovilampakkam (6.38 am) – Echankadu Signal (6.50 am) –
Keelkattalai Bus Stop (6.52 am) – Ganesh Nagar (6.54 am) –
Holy Family Signal (6.55 am) – Bharath Nagar (6.56 am) –
UTI Bank (6.57 am) – Madipakkam Koot Road (6.58 am)
– Vigneswar Street (6.59 am) – Ganesh Temple (7.00 am) –
Kumaran Theatre Stop (7.01 am) – Oil Mill Bus Stop
(7.02 am) – Vanuvampet Church (7.03 am) – DCE (8.00
am)
81
Route Stages
Route
22
NGO
Colony
Velachery Dhandeswaran Temple (6.30 am) – Gurunanak
College (6.35 am) – Velachery Check post (6.40 am) –
Vandikaran Street (6.45 am) – NGO Petrol Bunk (6.46 am) –
Kakkan Bridge (6.47 am) – Brindhavan Nagar Temple
(6.50 am) – Prime Care Bus Stop (6.51 am) –
Puzhithivakkam Bus Stop (6.55 am) – Vijaya Nagar
(Kaiveli) Signal (7.10 am) – Eachangadu (Signal) (7.11 am)
– Vel's University Signal (7.30 am) – DCE (8.10 am)
Route
23
Nanganallur
Nanganallur Nehru School (7.00 am) – Nanganallur Park
Bus Stop (7.05 am) – Roja Medicals Bus Stop (7.10 am) –
Independence day park Stop (7.14 am) - Palavanthangal
subway (7.20 am) – DCE (8.00 am)
Route
24
Velachery
Baby Nagar Parking (6.35 am) – Vijayanagar Bus Stand
(6.50 am) – Kaiveli Signal (7.00 am) – Srinivasa Nagar Bus
Stop (7.05 am) – Ram Nagar Bus Stop (7.06 am) – Sadasiva
Nagar Bus Stop (7.07 am) – Balaiah Garden Stop (7.10 am)
– Ponniamman Koil Stop (7.12 am) – UTI Bank Bus Stop
(7.15 am) – Madipakkam Koot Road (7.18 am) –
Vanuvampettai Church (7.20 am) – Thillai ganga Nagar Bus
Stop (7.27 am) – Meenambakkam Bus Stop (7.32 am) –
Trisulam Bus Stop (7.35 am) – DCE (8.05 am)
Route
25
Perungudi
Tharamani (6.30 am) – Perungudi Bus Stop (6.50 am) – SRP
Tools Bus Stop (6.55 am) – Madhya Kailash Bus Stop
(7.00 am) – CLRI &IIT (7.02 am) - Anna University Bus
Stop (7.05 am) – Little Mount Koot Road (7.10 am) –
Guindy Bus Stop (7.15 am) - Kathipara Bridge (7.30 am) –
DCE (8.05 am)
Route
26
Kundrathur
Devi Nagar Bus Stop (6.50 am) - Manicherry Bus Stop
(7.00 am) - Andalkuppam (7.02 am) - karima nager
(7.05 am) – Manikandan Nagar (7.08 am) – Anagaputhur
Bus Stop (7.12 am) – Velco Theatre (7.12 am) – Amman
Koil Stop (7.17 am) – sivan koil (7.17 am) - Indian Bank
Stop (7.19 am) – High School Stop (7.22 am) – Arunmathi
Theatre Stop (7.26 am) – Naduverapattu (7.45 am) – DCE
(7.50 am)
Route
27
Pammal
Nasarathpet Parking (6.30 am) – Thirumudivakkam Service
Road (6.45 am) – Thirumudivakkam sittco (6.50 am) –
Kamarajapuram Service Road (6.55 am)
82
Route Stages
– Kamarajarpuram Bus Stop (7.00 am) – Shankar Nagar Bus
Stop (7.03 am) – Shankar Nagar koil Bus Stop (7.05 am) –
Pammal Rettai Pillaiyar Kovil (7.08 am) – Aduthotti Bus
Stop (7.12 am) – Pallavaram Signal (7.15 am) – DCE
(7.55 am)
ROUTE
28
Chrompet I
Thiruneermalai Halt (6.50 am) - Saravana Store (6.55 am) -
Chrompet Bus Stop (6.57 am) - Tambaram Bus Stop
(7.10 am) - MGR Statue (7.20 am) – DCE (7.45 am)
ROUTE
29
Chrompet
II
Halt - Subrayanagar (7.00 am) - Subraya Nagar Bus Stop
(7.03 am) - Nagalkeni Bus Stop (7.07 am) - Chrompet bus
stand (7.12 am) - MIT Bus Stop (7.14 am) - TB Hospital Bus
Stop (7.19 am) - Tambaram RTO office (7.35 am)- RTO
Office (7.39 am) – DCE (8.00 am)
ROUTE
30
Pozhichalur
Pozhichalur Bus Stop (7.00 am) - Sivan Koil Koot Road
(7.02 am) - Anjaneyar Koil Bus Stop (7.05 am) -
Venkateswara Nagar Bus Stop (7.08 am) - Gas Company
(7.10 am) - Pammal Koot Road (7.12 am) - Krishna Nagar
Bus Stop (7.15 am) - Muthamil Nagar Bus Stop (7.18 am) -
Attuthotti Bus Stop (7.20 am) - Pallavaram Bus stand
(7.22 am) - Inniyan mahal Bus Stop (7.25 am) – DCE (8.00
am)
ROUTE
31
Kanche
puram I
Punchi Parking(6.25 am) - Housing Board (6.30 am) –
Collector Office (6.32 am) - Kirai Mandabam (6.35 am) -
Pachaiyappas College - Women Bus Stop ( 6.40 am) -
Perumal Koil (6.43 am) - Toll Gate Bus Stop (6.45 am) -
Pachaiyapppas College - Men (6.48 am) - Ayyampettai Bus
Stop (6.55 am) - Karukkupettai Bus Stop (6.57 am) -
Ekanampettai Bus Stop (6.58 am) - Thimmarajampettai Bus
Stop (7.00 am) - Walajabad Teacher's Nagar Bus Stop
(7.05 am) - Walajabad Bus stand (7.05 am) - Walajabad EB
office (7.07 am) - Kunnavakkam Bus Stop (7.15 am) -
Panapakkam Main Road (7.25 am) - Serapananjeri Bus Stop
(7.28 AM) - Rasi College Bus Stop (7.30 am) -
Salamangalam Bus am ( 7.32 am) – DCE ( 8.00 am)
ROUTE
32
Kanchee
puram II
Orikkai Parking(6.20 am) - Keerai Mandapam Bus Stop
(6.30 am) - Pookadai Chatram Bus Stop(6.35 am) -
Sankaramadam Bus Stop(6.37 am) - Kachabeswarar Koil
(6.40 am)
83
Route Stages
- Kancheepuram Bus Stand (6.45 am)Moongil Mandabam
Bus Stop (6.50 am) - Theradi Bus Stop (6.55 am) - New
police station (7.00 am) - Chetty Street Bus Stop (7.03 am) -
Padappai Bus Stop (7.45 am) - Keel Padappai Bus Stop
(7.47 am) DCE (8.00 am)
ROUTE
33
Walajapet
Perumal Koil Parking (5.45 am) - VC Motors Bus top
(5.50 am) - Walajapet Bus stop (6.10 am) - AAA College
Bus Stop (6.15 am) - Kaveripakkam Bus Stop(6.20 am) -
Oochery Bus Stop / Bypass joint(6.40 am) -
Baluchettychatram(6.45 am) - Vellai Gate Bridge down
(6.50 am) - Senthamangalam Bus Stop(7.20 am) -
Sunguvarchatram Bus Stop(7. am) - Sri Perumbathur School
(7.30 am) - Pillaipakkam Bus Stop(7.45 am) - DCE
(8.00 am)
ROUTE 34
Palavakkam
VGP Bus Stop (6.00 am) - Vettuvamkeni Bus Stop (6.30 am)
- Neelankarai Bus Stop (6.35 am)Palavakkam Bus Stop
(6.40 am) - Kottivakkam Bus Stop (6.45 am) - Tiruvanmiyur
RTO Office Stop (6.45 am) - South Mada Street (6.48 am) -
Tiruvanmiyur Bus Depot (6.49 am) - Tidel Park Signal
(6.50 am) - SRP TOOLS (6.52 am) - Tharamani Bus Stop
(6.55 AM) - Bharathi Nagar Bus Stop (6.57 am) - Baby
Nagar Bus Stop (6.59 am) - Vijayanagar Bus Stop (7.00 am)
- Jerusalem College Bus Stop (7.01 am) - Pallikaranai Kulam
(7.06 am) - Pallikaranai Oil Mill Bus Stop (7.15 am) – DCE
(7.55 am)
ROUTE
35
Chitla
pakkam
Halt point – Perumbakkam (6.45 am) - Indra Nagar Bus Stop
(7.00 am) - Jaya Nagar Bus Stop (7.05 am) - Gold Winner
Bus Stop (7.08 am) - Sowmya Nagar Signal (7.12 am) -
Medavakkam GH (7.15 am) - Medavakkam Bus Stop
(7.15 am) - Medavakkam Koot Road (7.20 am) -
Santhosapuram Signal (7.25 am) - Sembakkam Signal Stop
(7.35 am) - Kamarajapuram Signal (7.37 am) - Mahalakshmi
Nagar Bus Stop (7.40 am) - Poondi Bazaar Signal (7.50 am)
– DCE (8.10 am)
ROUTE 36
Kovilam
bakkam
Kovilambakkam Halt / Petrol Bunk (7.00 am) -
Kovilambakkam Bus Stop (7.05 am) - Medavakkam Koot
road (7.10 am) - Vijaya Narayan Bus Stop (7.15 am) -
Sembakkam (7.20 am) - Kamarapuram Bus Stop (7.21 am) -
Mahalakshmi Nagar Bus Stop (7.25 am) - Camp Road Bus
Stop (7.30 am) - Convent Bus Stop (7.35 am)
84
Route Stages
- Poondi Bazaar Signal (7.40 am) - DCE (8.00 am)
ROUTE
37
Madam
bakkam
Rajakilpakkam Signal (7.05 am) - Hansa Garden Gate Stop
(7.10 am) Sudharsan Nagar Bus Stop ( 7.11 am) - Anna
Nagar Bus Stop (7.12 am) - Kozhipannai Bus Stop (7.15 am)
- Mapedu Bus Stop (7.20 am) Lakshmi Ammal College
(7.25 am) - Bharath University College (7.28 am) - Indra
Nagar Bus Stop (7.31 am) - Axis Bank (7.35 am) - DCE
(8.10 am)
ROUTE
38 – 39 &
40
Hashthina
puram
Hasthinapuram Bus Stop (7.10 am) - Krishna Nagar Bus
Stop (7.14 am) - Amman Koil Stop Bus Stop (7.16 am) -
Kumarankundram Bus Stop (7.18 am) - Nehru Nagar Bus
Stop (7.19 am) - Chitlapakkam Bus Stop (7.22 am) - MEPZ
Bus Stop (7.27 am) - Gandhi Road Signal (7.30 am) - MGR
statue Bus Stop (7.38 am) – DCE (7.58 am)
ROUTE
41
Krishna
nagar
Tambaram Bus Stop (7.25 am) - Krishna Nagar Bus stop
( 7.35 am) - Krishna Nagar Police Booth (7.40 am) - Barathi
Nagar Signal (7.42 am) - Padmavathi Kalyanamandapam
Bus Stop (7.42 am) - Old Perungalathur Bus Stop (7.45 am) -
Parvathi Nagar Bus Stop (7.47 am) - Madanapuram Bus Stop
(7.50 am) - DCE (8.03 am)
ROUTE 42
- 43 & 44
Tambaram
Vidhya Theatre (7.20 am) - Kulam Stop (7.25 am) - Lakshmi
Nagar Signal (7.30 am) - Bharathi Nagar Bus Stop (7.35 am)
- Parvathi Nagar Bus Stop (7.40 am) - Atta company Bus
Stop (7.43 am) - DCE (8.05 am).
ROUTE
45
Tiruvallur
Tiruvallore Parking (6.15 am) - Tiruvallore Bus Stop
(6.15 am) - Manavala Nagar Bus Stop
(6.25 am),Thirumazhisai Bus Stop (6.45 am) - Pettai
Signal (6.53 am) - Poonamallee Bypass Signal (7.00 am)
Kumananchavadi Bus Stop (7.08 am) - Kattupakkam Bus
Stop (7.18 am) - Iyyappanthangal Bus Stop (7.25 am) - Porur
Signal (7.25 am) - Bai Kadai Bus Stop (7.30 am) -
Madhanandhapuram Bus Stop (7.35 am) - Maulivakkam Bus Stop (7.40 am) - Moonramkattalai Bus Stop (7.44 am) -
Kovur EB Bus Stop (7.45 am) - 4-Road Junction (7.48 am) -
Kundrathur Bus Stop (7.50 am) – DCE (8.10 am)
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