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THE ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR) OF THE IQAC

Submitted to

NATIONAL ASSESSMENT AND ACCREDITATION COUNCIL,

UNIVERSITY GRANTS COMMISSION

By

AUXILIUM COLLEGE (Autonomous)

Gandhi Nagar, Vellore – 632 006.

Year of Report – 2015-2016

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CONTENTS

Part – A

1. Details of the Institution 05

2. IQAC Composition and Activities 08

Part – B

3. Criterion – I: Curricular Aspects 12

4. Criterion – II: Teaching, Learning and Evaluation 13

5. Criterion – III: Research, Consultancy and Extension 17

6. Criterion – IV: Infrastructure and Learning Resources 23

7. Criterion – V: Student Support and Progression 25

8. Criterion – VI: Governance, Leadership and Management 29

9. Criterion – VII: Innovations and Best Practices 33

10. Annexure I 37

11. Annexure II 46

12. Annexure III (i) 47

13. Annexure III (ii) 48

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IQAC Members

Dr. (Sr.) Ugini Fatima Mary L. Principal & Chairperson

Sr. Amalorpavam S.J. Secretary

Dr. (Sr.) Mary Josephine Rani A. Vice Principal (Shift I)

Dr. (Sr.) Mary Sheila Susairaj Vice Principal (Shift II)

Management Representative

Sr. Alice K.T.

Members of the Faculty Shift – I

Sr. Jaya Santhi R. IQAC Coordinator

Dr. Rosaline Ezhilarasi J. Additional Coordinator

Dr. Scholastica Mary Vithiya B . Dept. of Chemistry

Sr. Venci X. Dept. of Physics

Ms. Anita Madona M. Dept. of Computer Science

Ms. Devanayagi A. Dept. of English

Ms. Priya Doris S. Dept. of Social Work

Members of the Faculty (Shift – II)

Ms. Lavanya K. Dept. of Biochemistry

Ms. Ruth Mary Dept. of Business Administration

Dr. Thamaraiselvi S. Dept. of Tamil

Ms. Thenmozhi A. Dept. of English

Ms. Arogia Mary A. Librarian

Alumni

Ms. Bibiana Nirmala V.

Administrative Staff

Mrs. Arul Mary C.

Mrs. Rita D.

Students

College Union Leaders Shift I & II

Technical Staff

Mr. Suresh M

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Ms. Gnanaselvi G.

External Experts

Prof. Allan John

Stake Holder & Community Representative

Mr. Kalaiarasan, M.Com., M.L.A.

Mr. Varadhan

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The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

All NAAC accredited institutions will submit an annual self-reviewed progress report to

NAAC, through its IQAC. The report is to detail the tangible results achieved in key areas,

specifically identified by the institutional IQAC at the beginning of the academic year. The

AQAR will detail the results of the perspective plan worked out by the IQAC. (Note: The

AQAR period would be the Academic Year. For example, July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013)

Part – A

AQAR for the year (for example 2013-14)

1. Details of the Institution

1.1 Name of the Institution

1.2 Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City/Town

State

Pin Code

Institution e-mail address

Contact Nos.

Name of the Head of the Institution:

2015-2016

AUXILIUM COLLEGE

GANDHI NAGAR

KATPADI

VELLORE

TAMIL NADU

632 006

[email protected]

0416 – 2241774 0416 – 2241994

Dr. (Sr.) UGINI FATIMA MARY L

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Tel. No. with STD Code:

Mobile:

Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator:

Mobile:

IQAC e-mail address:

1.3 NAAC Track ID (For ex. MHCOGN 18879)

OR

1.4 NAAC Executive Committee No. & Date:

(For Example EC/32/A&A/143 dated 3-5-2004. This EC no. is available in the right corner- bottom of your institution’s Accreditation Certificate)

1.5 Website address:

Web-link of the AQAR:

For ex. http://www.ladykeanecollege.edu.in/AQAR2012-13.doc

1.6 Accreditation Details

Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPA Year of

Accreditation

Validity

Period

1 1st Cycle A+ - 2003 2008

2 2nd Cycle A 3.41 2010 2015

3 3rd Cycle A+ 3.55 2016 2021

4 4th Cycle 0 0 0 0

0416 -2241774

94430 07445

Dr (Sr). JAYA SANTHI R.

9791130393

[email protected]

8275

05.11.2016

www.auxiliumcollege.edu.in

www.auxiliumcollege.edu.in/aqar-2015-2016

http://www.ladykeanecollege.edu.in/AQAR2012-13.doc

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1.7 Date of Establishment of IQAC : DD/MM/YYYY

1.8 Details of the previous year’s AQAR submitted to NAAC after the latest Assessment and

Accreditation by NAAC ((for example AQAR 2010-11submitted to NAAC on 12-10-2011)

10-11 03.01.2012

11-12 07.01.2013

12-13 23.12.2013

13-14 19.08.2014

14-15 12.02.2016

The SSR was prepared and submitted on 06.10.2015

1.9 Institutional Status

University State Central Deemed Private

Affiliated College Yes No

Constituent College Yes No

Autonomous college of UGC Yes No

Regulatory Agency approved Institution Yes No

(eg. AICTE, BCI, MCI, PCI, NCI)

Type of Institution Co-education Men Women

Urban Rural Tribal

Financial Status Grant-in-aid UGC 2(f) UGC 12B

Grant-in-aid + Self Financing Totally Self-financing

17.07.2002

- - -

-

-

-

-

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1.10 Type of Faculty/Programme

Arts Science Commerce Law PEI (Phys Edu)

TEI (Edu) Engineering Health Science Management

Others (Specify)

1.11 Name of the Affiliating University (for the Colleges)

1.12 Special status conferred by Central/ State Government-- UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR etc

Autonomy by State/Central Govt. / University

University with Potential for Excellence UGC-CPE

DST Star Scheme UGC-CE

UGC-Special Assistance Programme DST-FIST

UGC-Innovative PG programmes Any other (Specify)

UGC-COP Programmes

2. IQAC Composition and Activities

2.1 No. of Teachers

2.2 No. of Administrative/Technical staff

2.3 No. of students

2.4 No. of Management representatives

-

THIRUVALLUVAR

UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY

0 0

0 0

0 0

0 0

5

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04

06

05

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2.5 No. of Alumni

2. 6 No. of any other stakeholder and

community representatives

2.7 No. of Employers/ Industrialists

2.8 No. of other External Experts

2.9 Total No. of members

2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held

2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: No. Faculty

Non-Teaching –Staff Alumni Others

Students

2.12 Has IQAC received any funding from UGC during the year? Yes No

If yes, mention the amount

2.13 Seminars and Conferences (only quality related)

(i) No. of Seminars/Conferences/ Workshops/Symposia organized by the IQAC

Total Nos. International National State Institution Level

(ii) Themes

2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC

01

02

01

01

31

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45 20

- 05 12

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-

1 1 0 0 2

1. State level workshop on ‘Enhancing Quality in Higher Educational

Institutions through Innovations and Best Practices’ on 06.04.2016

2. All the heads of the department participated in seminar on ‘’Quality

Enhancement of the college’’ on 31.07.2015.

Academic Audit, Submission of AQAR, A State level Workshop, Institutional

level Staff Seminar

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2.15 Plan of Action by IQAC/Outcome

The plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the year towards quality

enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the year *

S.No. Action Plan Achievement

1. International Anti-Drugs Day – to be conducted on 26.06.2015

International Anti-Drugs Day was conducted on 26.06.2015

2. Workshop on Creative Writing – to be conducted on 26.06.2015

Workshop on Creative Writing was conducted on 26.06.2015

3. Power Seminar on Open Source – to be conducted on 03.07.2015

Power Seminar on Open Source was conducted on 03.07.2015

4. Workshop on Prevention of Human Trafficking – Women Cell – to be conducted on 04.07.2015

Workshop on Prevention of Human Trafficking – Women Cell was conducted on 04.07.2015

5. National Level Seminar – Dept. of Commerce (2days) – to be conducted on 11.08.2015

National Level Seminar – Dept. of Commerce (2days) was conducted on 11.08.2015

6. Exhibition on Historical Monuments – Dept. of History – to be conducted on 10.09.2015

Exhibition on Historical Monuments – Dept. of History was conducted on 10.09.2015

7. Intercollegiate Paper Presentation Competition – Dept. of Business Administration – to be conducted on 10.09.2015

Intercollegiate Paper Presentation Competition – Dept. of Business Administration was conducted on 10.09.2015

8. World Ozone Prevention Day – Dept. of Botany– to be conducted on 16.09.2015

World Ozone Prevention Day – Dept. of Botany was conducted on 16.09.2015

9. National Conference on Material Science – Dept. of Physics to be conducted on 18.09.2015

National Conference on Material Science – Dept. of Physics was conducted on 18.09.2015

10. Civic Awareness Camp – Rotaract Club – to be conducted on 21.09.2015

Civic Awareness Camp – Rotaract Club was conducted on 21.09.2015

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11. National Conference – Dept. of Com.Science and Application– to be conducted on 22.09.2015

National Conference – Dept. of Com.Science and Application was conducted on 22.09.2015

12. National Consumer Week – Dept. of Commerce (5 Days) – to be conducted on 05.10.2015

National Consumer Week – Dept. of Commerce (5 Days) was conducted on 05.10.2015

13. Auxilium Cinema Fete – Short Film Festival – Dept. of Com.Media– to be conducted on 09.10.2015

Auxilium Cinema Fete – Short Film Festival – Dept. of Com.Media was conducted on 09.10.2015

14. Workshop on Entrepreneurship Development programme – Dept. of Business Administration– to be conducted on 21.11.2015

Workshop on Entrepreneurship Development programme – Dept. of Business Administration was conducted on 21.11.2015

15. National Level Seminar & Sr. Celine D’Souza Memorial Lecture – Dept. of English (2 Days) – to be conducted on 11.12.2015

National Level Seminar & Sr. Celine D’Souza Memorial Lecture – Dept. of English (2 Days) was conducted on 11.12.2015

16. International Conference – Dept. of Biochemistry & Microbiology– to be conducted on 16.12.2015

International Conference – Dept. of Biochemistry & Microbiology was conducted on 16.12.2015

17. State Level Seminar on Child Abuse – Dept. of M.S.W– to be conducted on 28.01.2016

State Level Seminar on Child Abuse – Dept. of M.S.W was conducted on 28.01.2016

* Attach the Academic Calendar of the year as Annexure.

2.15 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body Yes No

Management Syndicate Any other body

Provide the details of the action taken

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- -

The AQAR was approved of, by the management and the areas that have to be

strengthened were identified.

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Part – B Criterion – I

1. Curricular Aspects

1.1 Details about Academic Programmes

Level of the

Programme

Number of

existing

Programmes

Number of

programmes added

during the year

Number of

self-financing

programmes

Number of value

added / Career

Oriented

programmes

PhD 4 - 4 -

PG 10 - 10 1

UG 13 - 7 -

PG Diploma - - - -

Advanced Diploma - - - -

Diploma - - - -

Certificate 11 - 6 5

Others 6 - 6 -

Total 44 - 33 6

Interdisciplinary - - - -

Innovative - - - -

1.2 (i) Flexibility of the Curriculum: CBCS/Core/Elective option / Open options

(ii) Pattern of programmes:

1.3 Feedback from stakeholders* Alumni Parents Employers Students

(On all aspects)

Mode of feedback : Online Manual Co-operating schools (for PEI)

*Please provide an analysis of the feedback in the Annexure

1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salient aspects.

Pattern Number of programmes

Semester 44

Trimester -

Annual -

√ √ √ √

- √ √

1. Yes, Career Oriented and Value Based.

2. In accordance with UGC/ NET syllabus.

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1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.

Criterion – II

2. Teaching, Learning and Evaluation

2.1 Total No. of

permanent faculty

2.2 No. of permanent faculty with Ph.D.

2.3 No. of Faculty Positions

Recruited (R) and Vacant

(V) during the year

2.4 No. of Guest and Visiting faculty and Temporary faculty

2.5 Faculty participation in conferences and symposia:

No. of Faculty International

level National level State level

Attended 8 21 20

Presented 26 39 02

Resource

Persons 01 25 07

2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:

Total Asst. Professors Associate Professors Professors Others

33 16 17 - -

Asst.

Professors

Associate

Professors

Professors Others Total

R V R V R V R V R V

- 12 - - - - - - - -

-

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22 - -

1. ICT Enabled Assignments

2. Audio Visual Aids

3. Participatory/Interactive Learning

4. Words Worth Language Laboratory

5. Demonstrative Classes

6. Industrial Visits

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2.7 Total No. of actual teaching days

during this academic year

2.8 Examination/ Evaluation Reforms initiated by

the Institution (for example: Open Book Examination, Bar Coding,

Double Valuation, Photocopy, Online Multiple Choice Questions)

2.9 No. of faculty members involved in curriculum

restructuring/revision/syllabus development

as member of Board of Study/Faculty/Curriculum Development workshop

2.10 Average percentage of attendance of students

2.11 Course/Programme wise distribution of pass percentage :

Under Graduate

S. No. Course Students Appeared

Students Passed

Division

Distinction First Second Third Pass%

1. B.A. History 44 28 1 8 9 10 63.64

2. B.A. English – A 67 47 - 8 30 9 70.15

3. B.A. English – B 67 52 1 17 25 9 77.61

4. B.A. English – C 69 54 - 19 27 8 78.26

5. B.Sc. Mathematics - Day

70 66 40 24 2 - 94.29

6 B.Sc. Mathematics -Evening

67 60 22 32 6 - 89.55

7. B.Sc. Chemistry 49 37 12 19 6 - 75.51

8. B.Sc. Zoology 41 34 2 18 14 - 82.93

9. B.Sc. Physics 47 44 24 15 5 - 93.62

10. B.Sc. Biochemistry

41 24 2 12 10 - 58.54

11. B.Sc. Computer Science

50 46 3 41 2 - 92.00

180

Unit Tests were conducted and the

marks included in the internal

marks calculation

155 155 155

94.9

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12. B.Sc. Microbiology

45 33 11 12 10 - 73.33

13 B.Sc. Vis. Com. 19 13 - 8 5 - 68.42

14. B.Com. - Day 67 43 4 21 15 3 64.18

15 B.Com. - Evening 61 32 4 11 16 1 52.46

16. B.B.A. 57 38 11 22 5 - 66.67

17. B.C.A. Section I 36 21 - 10 10 1 58.33

18. B.C.A. Section II 49 41 17 19 5 - 83.67

Post Graduate


Students Passed

Division % of Pass

Distinction First Second

1. M.A. English 43 36 - 25 11 83.72

2. M.Sc. Mathematics 38 37 26 11 - 97.37

3. M.Sc. Chemistry 15 15 6 9 - 100.0

4. M.Sc. Zoology 11 11 2 9 - 100.0

5. M.Sc. Physics 12 12 5 7 - 100.0

6. M.Sc. Computer Science

19 18 6 11 1 94.74

7. M.Sc. Electronic Media

01 1 - 1 - 100.0

8. M.Com. 16 15 3 10 2 93.75

9. M. B. A. 27 26 7 17 2 96.30

10. M.S.W. 14 14 2 12 - 100.0

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M.Phil


Students Passed

Division % of Pass

Distinction First Second

1. English 8 8 1 7 - 100.0

2. Mathematics 10 10 10 - - 100.0

3. Chemistry 6 6 5 1 - 100.0

4. Zoology 1 1 - 1 - 100.0

5. Computer Science 17 17 9 8 - 100.0

6. Commerce 6 6 2 4 - 100.0

2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes :

IQAC monitors the Teaching Learning process through stakeholders feedback and the IQAC

gives suggestions to the Principal

2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development

Faculty / Staff Development Programmes Number of faculty

benefitted

Refresher courses -

UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme 2

HRD programmes 27

Orientation programmes 155

Faculty exchange programme -

Staff training conducted by the university -

Staff training conducted by other institutions -

Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc. -

Others -

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2.14 Details of Administrative and Technical staff

Category Number of Permanent

Employees

Number of Vacant

Positions

Number of permanent

positions filled during the Year

Number of positions filled

temporarily

Administrative Staff 14 2 - -

Technical Staff 38 8 - -

Criterion – III

3. Research, Consultancy and Extension

3.1 Initiatives of the IQAC in Sensitizing/Promoting Research Climate in the institution

3.2 Details regarding major projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - 2 - -

Outlay in Rs. Lakhs - 36,78,400 - -

3.3 Details regarding minor projects

Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted

Number - - - -

Outlay in Rs. Lakhs - - - -

3.4 Details on research publications

International National Others

Peer Review Journals 78 05 -

Non-Peer Review Journals - - -

e-Journals - - -

Conference proceedings - 22 -

3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications:

Range Average h-index Nos. in SCOPUS

The IQAC collaborates with the Research Cell in Promoting Research in the college

35 10.50 1.0057-

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3.6 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and other

organisations

Nature of the Project Duration

Year Name of the

funding Agency Total grant sanctioned

Received

Major projects - - - -

Minor Projects - - - -

Interdisciplinary Projects - - - -

Industry sponsored - - - -

Projects sponsored by the University/ College

- - - -

Students research projects (other than compulsory by the University) - - - -

Any other(Specify) - - - - Total - - - -

3.7 No. of books published i) With ISBN No. Chapters in Edited Books

ii) Without ISBN No.

3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from

UGC-SAP CAS DST-FIST

DPE DBT Scheme/funds

3.9 For colleges Autonomy CPE DBT Star Scheme

INSPIRE CE Any Other (specify)

3.10 Revenue generated through consultancy

3.11 No. of conferences

organized by the

Institution

3.12 No. of faculty served as experts, chairpersons or resource persons

3.13 No. of collaborations International National Any other

3.14 No. of linkages created during this year

3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs :

Level International National State University College

Number - 07 08 10 -

Sponsoring

agencies - - - - -

- 1

-

0

0

0

0 0

0 0 √

0 0 0

-

33

- 4 -

-

19

From Funding agency From Management of University/College

Total

3.16 No. of patents received this year

3.17 No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows Of the institute in the year

3.18 No. of faculty from the Institution who are Ph. D. Guides and students registered under them

3.19 No. of Ph. D. awarded by faculty from the Institution

3.20 No. of Research scholars receiving the Fellowships (Newly enrolled + existing ones)

JRF SRF Project Fellows Any other

3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events:

University level State level

National level International level

3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events:



Type of Patent Number

National Applied - Granted -

International Applied - Granted -

Commercialised Applied -

Granted -

Total International National State University Dist College

- - - - - - -

- -

-

8

38

2

- - - 2

- 1000

- -

98 06

68 118

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3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS:



3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC:



3.25 No. of Extension activities organized

University forum College forum

NCC NSS Any other

3.26 Major Activities during the year in the sphere of extension activities and Institutional Social

Responsibility

Flood Relief Fund

For the recent flood that devastated parts of Tamil Nadu, staff and students of

Auxiliun college came forward to contribute generously. Rs. 4, 79,462/- was generated from

the college, and staff and student volunteers personally involved themselves in distributing

essential requisites to the victims.

The National Service Scheme unit of the college conducted an Art Exhibition and an input

session to mark the commemoration of the 1806, Vellore Sepoy Mutiny in collaboration with

Tamil Nadu progressive writers Forum. A three-day college bazaar was organized in

collaboration with District Women Welfare Department. The stalls were installed in the

college premises displaying products for sale made by the Self Help Group members, to

support the women entrepreneurs. World Suicide Prevention Day was observed initiating an

analysis on the reasons for the suicide among young people. Dr Zubaida Sultana, Counselor,

VIT University has chaired the discussion on the Statistical report of the questionnaires

circulated to the college students to identify their attitude towards suicide. Dengue Awareness

- -

- -

- -

- 08

3363 1300

- 1000 290

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Programme was organized in the college premises. 300 NSS Volunteers had participated in

the Rally organized by the District administration to commemorate the birthday of Dr. A.P.J.

Abdul Kalam, declared as Students’ Day. The Rally was inaugurated by Dr. Nanda Gopal,

Collector, Vellore District. A Rally was organized to mark the National Voters Day. Mr.

Saravanan, Katpadi Thasildar, Mr. Santhose, Revenue Officer, Katpadi Division and other

government officials participated in the rally. National Voters Day pledge was taken.

Awareness on right to vote was organized in collaboration with the district administration.

Dr. Nanda Gopal, Dist Collector of Vellore District presided over the function. Ms.

Loganayagi, Joint Director, Women Welfare Department and other governmental officials

took part in the programme. An awareness programme on the prevention of investments in

the non- banking financial institution was organized. Mr. Velmurugan, District

Superintendent of Police and Ms. Senthil Kumari, Sub- Inspector were the resource persons.

The National Cadet Corps unit motivates and trains the youth to exhibit their leadership

qualities in the activities undertaken. In response to the call given by our honorable Prime

Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi at the 69th Session of United Nations General

Assembly on 27th September 2014, sixty six Cadets of NCC Unit, Auxilium College along

with the Cadets of 10 (TN) Battalion, presented a brilliant yoga performance at the VIT

University Vellore from 0700hrs to 0733hrs on 21st June 2015. The Programme was presided

over by Mr. G.V. Selvam Vice – President, VIT University, Vellore, Mr. Maninadhan,

Secretary, DKM College for women, Vellore, and Dr. (Mrs). L. Selvarani, Principal, Govt.

Hr. Sec. School for Boys. In commemoration of Vellore Sepoy Mutiny, NCC unit of Our

College, along with Cristian Medical College Donated Blood to The inmates in CMCH,

Vellore. The 69th Independence Day Celebration was organised in Our College Premises. Sr.

Lucy Rose Visiting Counsellor for Rome hoisted the National Games Flag. The Management,

the Principal and other faculty members presided over the function. Auxilium College

Contingent of 1 (TN) Girls Bn NCC, Marched Proudly. A helmet awareness rally was led by

R. Nanthagopal, Collector, which was flagged off by his wife Mrs. Thamizhselvi. The rally

was organized in the light of the declining compliance, with the helmet rule. 10 Cadets from

II years have been selected for the Madras Republic day camp organized by Naval Wing at

Veltech College, Avadi, Chennai. In association with the Primary Health centre, Government

of India Polio Drops Vaccination Camp was Organised in and around Vellore Dt. Around 58

Cadets took part in the camp Nearly 200 households were benefited.

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40 AICUF members of Auxilium College underwent a beautiful and purposeful street play

training from 26th- 28th of June 2015. Students were taught yoga and to play the parai.. On 20

December 2015 the AICUF members celebrated Christmas with Sri Lankan refugees at

Abdulapuram by distributing snacks and note books for school children. On march 5th 2016

the Auxilium AICUF unit in association with Women cell organized a seminar on the topic

“mannum pennum” marking the international Women’s day. A Seminar on the ‘Encyclical

Letter of the Holy Father Pope Francis on Laudato Si – Praise be to you, it’s about Care for

the Common Home’ was conducted on the same day.

The Motto of Kanali Women Cell is “Empower women to enlighten humanity.” The Women

Cell members attended a summer camp in Thirupur Marialya from 1-5-2015 – 13-5-2015.

The members organized Blue Heart Campaign in the month July creating an awareness

raising initiative to fight against Human Trafficking and its impact on society. A programme

was conducted in Don Bosco School for the boys of Standard XI. A skit was presented

highlighting various challenges of teenagers. Kanali women’s cell members, B.B.A.

Department and Tamil Department staff met female prisoners in Vellore Jail on Women’s

Day.

The Youth Red Cross was inaugurated in July 2015 by Mr. Indernath, Chairman, Bharath

Group of Educational Institutions. On account of Geneva Convention Day various

competitions were conducted on 12 August 2015. 36 students received prizes from the

District Collector, Dr. R. Nandagopal.

On 28th July, thirty VIDES members visited the nearby Anbu Illam at Sainathapuram, to

assist mentally retarded children under the guidance of Sr.Venci. About thirty students went

to Auxilium Home, Katpadi, Vellore on 18th July to participate in the Zonal meet and the

session was on, “Missionaries of joy and joy as in Emmaus Experience”. On 19th August, the

VIDES members set out to Jafrapet, to ‘Karunai Illam’ where Sr.Venci motivated the

students to aim higher and to remember God’s ever abiding presence close to them in each

step of their life journey. On 18th October 2015, 30 VIDES members visited the old age home

at Poigai. The students were given opportunity to interact with old people in the home and to

spend some time with them. On 26th January, 2016 thirty-five VIDES members went to the

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tribal village named “Pudur Medu’ near Vallimalai where students distributed food and

clothes to the natives.

A two-day workshop was held by Rangers on 25th and 26th July 2015 on different aspects of

rangering in Auxilium College. 11 rangers actively participated in Scouting, Guiding Expo

conducted by the Central District, Chennai. 4 rangers along with the ranger leader, Sr.

Jayashanthi, represented Tamil Nadu in the Rover Ranger Service cum Workshop ‘Swatch

Bharat’ and ‘Sundar Bharath’ at Pachmarhi, Madhya Pradesh. A rally for the awareness on

the importance of Conservation of Energy was conducted from Chittor Bus stand to Katpadi

on January 27, 2016.

Criterion – IV

4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources

4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:

Facilities Existing Newly created Source of Fund

Total

Campus area 73.62 Acres

- Management 73.62 Acres

Class rooms 72 - Management 72

Laboratories 13 - - 13

Seminar Halls 6 - - 6

No. of important equipments purchased (≥ 1-0 lakh) during the current year.

198 1 - 199

Value of the equipment purchased during the year (Rs. in Lakhs)

- 6133634 Management 6133634

Others - - - -

4.2 Computerization of administration and library

Administrative Procedure including Finance; Student Admission; Student Records;

Library Autonomous S/W e-BLIS, EBSCO, INFLIBNET,Wi-Fi, Online

Registration of Skill Based and Non Major Electives.

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4.3 Library services:

Existing Newly added Total

No. Value No. Value No. Value

Text Books 62280 - 744 285449 63024 285449

Reference Books 3496 - 28 27354 3524 27354

e-Books INFILIBNET

E BSCO

5000

254003 2 259003

Journals/Magazine 80 138692 74 106699

e-Journals INFLIBNET

E BSCO

Digital Database - - - - - -

CD & Video 148 10000 - - 148 10000

Others (specify)

Membership:

British

council/

American

Librarians

3000 - - 2 13000

4.4 Technology up gradation (overall)

Total

Computers Computer

Labs Internet

Browsing Centres

Computer Centres

Office Depart-ments

Others

Existing 227 130 3 50 12 13 19 -

Added 28 - - - - 28 - -

Total 255 130 3 50 12 41 19 -

4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme for technology up gradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)

1. Interactive Board

2. Soft Skills& Computer Training

3. MS Office – Certificate Course

4. Wordsworth Language Laboratory

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4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs :

i) ICT

ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities

iii) Equipments

iv) Others

Total :

Criterion – V

5. Student Support and Progression

5.1 Contribution of IQAC in enhancing awareness about Student Support Services

5.2 Efforts made by the institution for tracking the progression

5.3 (a) Total Number of students

UG PG Ph. D. Others

2859 414 33 57

6,00,000

92,00,000

2,81,000

2,60,000

1,03,40,000

1. Learning of English Vocabulary

2. Student Discipline and Punctuality

3. Cleanliness in the campus

4. Cent percent plastic Litter free campus

5. Monitoring the Peer Group Study

6. Counselling on problems of youth

1. Unit Tests were conducted and the marks included in the internal marks.

2. Periodical class test were conducted and the students who fare poor are counselled

3. Peer Group Study

4. The mark sheets are handed over to the students in the parent teachers meeting conducted

by the tutors in the department.

5. Parents of students who take more than three days leave are called for and discussed.

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(b) No. of students outside the state

(c) No. of International students

Men Women

Demand ratio 1: 2.76 Dropout - 0.03

5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any)

No. of students beneficiaries

5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations

NET SET/SLET GATE CAT IAS/IPS etc State PSC UPSC Others

No % 11 0.33

No % 3352 99.67

Last Year This Year

General SC ST OBC Physically Challenged

Total General SC ST OBC Physically Challenge

d

Total

198 417 15 2627 15 3257 208 461 30 2656 08 3363

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-

Coaching Classes for :

ICWA

CA-CPT

TNPSC Group I and IV

Banking

Railway

LIC

UGC CSIR-NET

650

- - - -

- - -

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5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance

No. of students benefitted

5.7 Details of campus placement

On campus Off Campus

Number of Organizations

Visited

Number of Students

Participated

Number of Students Placed


8 482 130 40

5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes

- Soft Skills Training Programme for all III Year UG students - A full-time professional counsellor was available for the students - Orientation for the students was conducted - Combined Campus Interview – WIPRO on21.01.2016 - Combined Campus Interview – Tata Consultancy Services(TCS)

on08.02.2016 - Combined Campus Interview-Tech Mahindra on 15.02.2016. - Campus Interview –TVS – 21.09.15 - Campus Interview –Telecalling Docomo- 21.12.2015 - Campus Interview Telecalling Sri Vaisha Communication- 11.01.2016 - Campus Interview – Indian Health Care – 03.02.16. - Combined Campus Interview- Accenture on 13.02.2016

- Combined Campus Interview- Infosys on 09.02.2016

1500

AICUF unit in association with Women cell organized a seminar on the topic “Mannum

Pennum” marking the international Women’s day. Kanali women’s cell members,

B.B.A. Department and Tamil Department staff met female prisoners in Vellore Jail on

Women’s Day.

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5.9 Students Activities

5.9.1 No. of students participated in Sports, Games and other events

State/ University level National level International level

No. of students participated in cultural events

State/ University level National level International level

5.9.2 No. of medals /awards won by students in Sports, Games and other events

Sports : State/ University level National level International level

Cultural: State/ University level National level International level

5.10 Scholarships and Financial Support

Number of students

Amount

Financial support from institution 169 2,06,300

Financial support from government 1010 42,44,930

Financial support from other sources

Number of students who received International/ National recognitions

- -

5.11 Student organised / initiatives

Fairs: State/ University level National level International level

Exhibition: State/ University level National level International level

5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students

5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed:

1. New furniture was purchased to meet the requirements

2. New wash and rest rooms were built.

296 - -

72 172 4

77 - -

20 - -

- - 01

- - 01

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Criterion – VI

6. Governance, Leadership and Management

6.1 State the Vision and Mission of the institution

6.2 Does the Institution has a management Information System

6.3 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following:

6.3.1 Curriculum Development

6.3.2 Teaching and Learning

Vision: The Vision of the college is the education of young women especially the poorest

to become empowered and efficient leaders of integrity for the society

Mission: To impart higher education to the economically weak, socially backward and

needy students of Vellore and neighbouring districts

Yes,

1. Administrative procedures including finance

2. Student admission

3. Student records

4. Evaluation and examination procedures

5. Research administration

6. Others

The Board of studies enabled us to implement a quality curriculum

which was updated & adapted by the institution.

1. Interactive Board

2. Wordsworth Language Laboratory

3. Teaching with molecular models and charts

4. ICT enabled Teaching

5. Demonstrative Classes

6. Field Trips and Lab visits for hands-on experience

7. Coaching Classes for communicative skills

8. Certificate course for Skill-based Learning

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6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation

6.3.4 Research and Development

6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation

6.3.6 Human Resource Management

6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment

1. Two Continuous Assessments and an innovative component and a final

semester examination

2. Central Evaluation on campus by both Internal & External Examiners

3. Unit tests were conducted and the marks included for internal marks.

4. The exam of the arrear papers where there are more number of failures

are conducted in advance on Saturdays before the semester exams.

5. A final year student, having only one arrear in any semester, can apply

for the supplementary examinations

1. The Faculty published 78 articles in International 05 and in

National peer reviewed journals.

2. 57 M.Phil and 30 Ph.D Scholars are pursuing their research

3. 07 National Conferences 08 state level seminars were conducted on

Recent Research Topics

1. CCTV, WiFi facility, Barcode, 2 scanners one server with 6 clients

and photocopy, 2 internet systems.

2. New washrooms and Rest rooms were built for the hostel students.

3. The science block was white washed and the labs were renovated.

1. Adequate work load is allotted to the staff

2. Additional Charges are taken up for extra & co-curricular activities

by the Faculty

3. Every Staff Member is a Mentor for 25-35 students

4. Documentations & Records are maintained by the Faculty

5. Vacancies are filled on temporary basis in case of retirements and

paid by the Management till the sanctioning of Posts

Faculty and Staff recruitment is done as per the rules and regulations of

Thiruvalluvar University & according to the statutory order of the

Government of Tamilnadu

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6.3.8 Industry Interaction / Collaboration

6.3.9 Admission of Students

6.4 Welfare schemes for

6.5 Total corpus fund generated

6.6 Whether annual financial audit has been done Yes No

6.7 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?

Audit Type External Internal

Yes/No Agency Yes/No Authority

Academic

Subject experts from

Various Universities

IQAC

Administrative

Subject experts from

Various Universities

K.V. Chandramouli Vellore

Teaching Loans are given for teaching staff whenever emergency arises

Non teaching

Loans are given for non teaching staff whenever emergency arises

Students 1. Scholarships 2. Helping poor students for payment of fees.

1. The Zoology Department collaborates with CLRI& CMC for

Research work

2. The BBA Department Collaborates with BHEL and the Rotaract

Club for Research and with WAVES for Extensions activities

3. The Chemistry Department collaborates with VIT university and

Madras University for the Summer internship for the PG students

and RUSAC

4. An MOU was signed by the Chemistry Department with Thirumalai

Admission is conducted as per University norms & Government orders

1,50,000

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6.8 Does the University/ Autonomous College declares results within 30 days?

For UG Programmes Yes No

For PG Programmes Yes No

6.9 What efforts are made by the University/ Autonomous College for Examination Reforms?

6.10 What efforts are made by the University to promote autonomy in the

affiliated/constituent colleges?

6.11 Activities and support from the Alumni Association

6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association

-

-

1. Unit tests were conducted and the marks included for internal marks.

2. The exam of the arrear papers where there are more number of

failures are conducted in advance on Saturdays before the semester

exams.

3. A final year student, having only one arrear in any semester, can

apply for the supplementary examinations

The University appreciates and supports the innovations that autonomy entails, in

the college

Discussion of Action Plan at regular intervals separately for Shift I and II

Staff by members of the alumni.

Every year the past pupil meet is conducted on October 2nd and the alumni

give various suggestions for the improvement of quality of the institution.

Out Reach programmes like visits to orphanages like Shishu Bhavan and the

supply of food for the inmates.

The parents and teachers meet thrice a year

1. Orientation for Parents and Teachers to promote and support the education of

the wards is held at the beginning of every academic year.

2. Class-wise Parent-Teacher meetings are conducted after the semester

examination marks are announced

3. The Parents and Teachers play an active role in the progress of the students

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6.13 Development programmes for support staff

6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly

Criterion – VII

7. Innovations and Best Practices

7.1 Innovations introduced during this academic year which have created a positive impact on the functioning of the institution. Give details.

7.2 Provide the Action Taken Report (ATR) based on the plan of action decided upon at the beginning of the year

International Anti-Drugs Day was conducted on 26.06.2015

Workshop on Creative Writing was conducted on 26.06.2015

Power Seminar on Open Source was conducted on 03.07.2015

Every year orientation programmes and spiritual retreats are conducted for the

support staff of the college

The support staff went on a pilgrimage to Acharapakkam

1. The Solid Waste management system organised by the Department of

Chemistry helps in the management of waste in the campus

2. The Enviro Club and ASQC members work throughout the year to maintain an

eco-friendly campus

3. The ASQC members actively involved themselves in anti plastic campaign

inside the campus

Smart classrooms, interactive board, multi-media classrooms and the audio

visual theatre are used.

Wifi facility

The power generated from the solar-wind hybrid has been connected to the

computer and administrative block for uninterrupted power supply.

A new library building is under construction

A Gym is under construction.

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Workshop on Prevention of Human Trafficking – Women Cell was conducted on

04.07.2015

National Level Seminar – Dept. of Commerce (2days) was conducted on 11.08.2015

Exhibition on Historical Monuments – Dept. of History was conducted on 10.09.2015

Intercollegiate Paper Presentation Competition – Dept. of Business Administration

was conducted on 10.09.2015

World Ozone Prevention Day – Dept. of Botany was conducted on 16.09.2015

National Conference on Material Science – Dept. of Physics was conducted on

18.09.2015

Civic Awareness Camp – Rotaract Club was conducted on 21.09.2015

National Conference – Dept. of Com.Science and Application was conducted on

22.09.2015

National Consumer Week – Dept. of Commerce (5 Days) was conducted on

05.10.2015

Auxilium Cinema Fete – Short Film Festival – Dept. of Com.Media was conducted on

09.10.2015

Workshop on Entrepreneurship Development programme – Dept. of Business

Administration was conducted on 21.11.2015

National Level Seminar & Sr. Celine D’Souza Memorial Lecture – Dept. of English

(2 Days) was conducted on 11.12.2015

International Conference – Dept. of Biochemistry & Microbiology was conducted on

16.12.2015

State Level Seminar on Child Abuse – Dept. of M.S.W was conducted on 28.01.2016

7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution (please see the format in the NAAC Self-study

Manuals)

*Provide the details in annexure (annexure need to be numbered as i, ii,iii)

7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection

1. Solid Waste Management 2. Value-Oriented Practices are highlighted every month.

The ASQC conducted a cleanliness campaign

An Antiplastic Compaign was conducted by the ASQC members.

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Annexure I

Abbreviations:

CAS - Career Advanced Scheme

CAT - Common Admission Test

CBCS - Choice Based Credit System

CE - Centre for Excellence

COP - Career Oriented Programme

CPE - College with Potential for Excellence

DPE - Department with Potential for Excellence

GATE - Graduate Aptitude Test

NET - National Eligibility Test

PEI - Physical Education Institution

SAP - Special Assistance Programme

SF - Self Financing

SLET - State Level Eligibility Test

TEI - Teacher Education Institution

UPE - University with Potential Excellence

UPSC - Union Public Service Commission

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ANNEXURE I

Academic Calendar: 2015 -2016

S.No. Date Event

18. 05.06.2015 World Environment Day

19. 10.06.2015 Supplementary Examination

20. 12.06.2015 World Day Against Child Labour

21. 12.06.2015 Academic Council

22. 14.06.2015 Blood Donor Day

23. 15.06.2015 Orientation Programme for staff (Juniors)

24. 16.06.2015 Orientation Programme for staff (Juniors & Value Education)

25. 17.06.2015 Orientation Programme for staff (For All)

26. 17.06.2015 Parent – Teachers Meeting (Hostel)

27.

18.06.2015

College Re-Opens for staff and students

Orientation Programme for students

Payment of Semester Fees

Prayer Service – Dept. of PG Physics (Shift I) &

Dept. of Mathematics (Shift – II)

28. 19.06.2015

Convocation – Dept. of Communicatin Media, MSW, Tamil (Shift I ) & English (Shift II)

29. 20.06.2015 Youth Pastoral, Media Mission, Coordinators Meet – Chetpet

30. 23.06.2015 Olympic Day

31. 26.06.2015 International Anti-Drugs Day

32. 26.06.2015 Workshop on Creative Writing

33. 27.06.2015 Street Play Training Programme – AICUF (2 days)

34. 28.06.2015 VIDES Meet – Broadway

35. 29.06.2015

Classes Begin for I UG Prayer Service – Dept. of English ‘C’ Shift I) & Commerce (Shift II)

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36. 29.06.2015 NSS Advisory Committee Meeting

37. 30.06.2015 Mentoring Session

38. 01.07.2015 Intramurals Begin

39. 03.07.2015 Power Seminar on Open Source

40. 04.07.2015

Workshop on Prevention of Human Trafficking – Women Cell

41. 06.07.2015

Class Begin for PG Prayer Service – Dept. of PG English (Shift I) & Mathematics (Shift II)

42. 09.07.2015 Orientation Program for NSS Volunteers

43. 10.07.2015 Commemoration on Vellore Sepoy Mutiny

44. 10.07.2015 “Artistic Impression” Workshop Dept. of History & NSS

45. 11.07.2015 World Population Day

46. 11.07.2015 Parents Teachers Meeting for Day Scholars

47. 12.07.2015 Past Pupil Meet – Bicentenary Celebration - Tiruvottiyur

48. 16.07.2015

Inauguration of College Union Dept. of Com.Media Shift – I & BCA Shift - II

49. 17.07.2015

Ramzan Celebration – Allied Dept. (Shift – I) & English (Shift II)

50. 18.07.2015 Vides Zonal Meet – Auxilium Home

51. 21.07.2015 Inauguration of Tamizh Mandram

52. 21.07.2015 Punith Endowment Lecture – Dept. of Tamil

53. 22.07.2015 Examination Committee Meeting

54. 23.07.2015 YRC Inauguration

55. 24.07.2015 Inauguration of Zoology Association – Dept. of Zoology

56. 24.07.2015 Sr. Helen Fenandez Endowment Lecture – Dept. of Zoology

57. 25.07.2015 Leadership Training Programme (2 Days)

58. 25.07.2015 Journalistic Skills Media Coordinators Sisters Meet (2 Days)

59. 27.07.2015 Basic Skills for Social Workers – Dept. of M.S.W. (2 Days)

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60. 29.07.2015 Inauguration of Commerce Association – Dept. of Commerce

61. 30.07.2015 Inauguration of History Association – Dept. of History

62. 31.07.2015

PHOTOEXPO – Interdepartmental photographic Competition – Dept. of Com. Media


64. 03.08.2015 I CA Examinations Begin

65. 03.08.2015 Classes Begin for M.Phil

66. 05.08.2015 Institute Foundation Day

67. 06.08.2015 Staff Retreat

68. 11.08.2015 National Level Seminar – Dept. of Commerce (2days)

69. 12.08.2015 International Youth Day

70. 12.08.2015 Theatre Workshop – Dept. of English

71. 14.08.2015 Workshop – Dept. of Botany

72. 15.08.2015 Independence Day – Dept. of History

73. 15.08.2015 Celebrating Birth Centenary of St. John Bosco

74. 16.08.2015 Celebrating Birth Centenary of St. John Bosco

75. 17.08.2015 Inauguration of the Rotaract Club – Tree Plantation Project

76. 18.08.2015 Interdepartmental Dramatics – Dept. of English Shift – I

77. 19.08.2015 Communal Harmony and National Integration Week – NSS

78. 19.08.2015 Interdepartmental Dramatics – Dept. of English Shift – II

79. 20.08.2015 International Workshop – Research Cell (2Days)

80. 22.08.2015

Gratitude Day – Dept. of History (Shift I) & English (Shift – II)

81. 24.08.2015 Tamizh Mozhi Varam (6 Days) – Dept. of Tamil

82. 26.08.2015 Thiruvalluar Endowment Lecture – Dept. of Tamil


84. 01.09.2015 English Literary Competition – Dept of English (Shift I & II)

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(3 Days)

85. 04.09.2015 Cultural Day

86. 05.09.2015 Teachers Day

87. 07.09.2015 Orphanage Visit – YRC

88. 08.09.2015 World Literacy Day: Joy of Giving – NSS

89. 09.09.2015

Sr. Regina Colombo Endowment Lecture – Dept. of Zoology (III Year)

90. 10.09.2015 Exhibition on Historical Monuments – Dept. of History

91. 10.09.2015

Intercollegiate Paper Presentation Competition – Dept. of Business Administration

92. 11.09.2015 Bharathiyar Endowment Lecture – Dept. of Tamil

93. 12.09.2015

Sports Day – Dept. of Zoology (Shift I & Microbiology Shift II)

94. 14.09.2015

Hindi Diwas Celebration – Interdepartmental Patriotic Song Singing Competition


96. 16.09.2015 World Ozone Prevention Day – Dept. of Botany

97. 17.09.2015 Counseling Course for Staff – Vellore (3 Days)

98. 18.09.2015 National Conference on Material Science – Dept. of Physics

99. 18.09.2015 UNO Theme – Enviro Club (Shift I)

100. 21.09.2015 International Day of Peace

101. 21.09.2015 Civic Awareness Camp – Rotaract Club

102. 22.09.2015 National Conference – Dept. of Com.Science and Application


104. 24.09.2015 NSS Day

105. 25.09.2015 II CA Examination Begin

106. 27.09.2015 World Tourism Day

107. 01.10.2015 World Blood Donors Day – NSS

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108. 02.10.2015 Past Pupil Meet

109. 02.10.2015 Students Retreat (3 Days)

110. 03.10.2015 Rural Camp – Dept. of M.S.W. (10 Days)

111. 05.10.2015 National Consumer Week – Dept. of Commerce (5 Days)

112. 08.10.2015 World Elders Day – NSS

113. 08.10.2015

Intercollegiate P.G.and M.Phil Paper Presentation- Research Cell

114. 09.10.2015

Auxilium Cinema Fete – Short Film Festival – Dept. of Com.Media

115. 10.10.2015

RUSAC Intercollegite UG Chemistry Quiz Competition – Dept. of chemistry

116. 12.10.2015

Interdepartmental Essay Writing Competition on “UNO’s Contribution for World Peace – Dept. of History

117. 13.10.2015 Gynae Care, Women Care Camp – Rotaract Club

118. 14.10.2015

Sr. Antoinette Aloysius Endowment Lecture – Dept. of Zoology

119. 15.10.2015 World Students Day : Youth Parliament - NSS

120. 17.10.2015 Last Date to Complete Practical Examinations


122. 20.10.2015 Issue of Hall Ticket

123. 21.10.2015 Study Holiday Begin

124. 21.10.2015 Saraswathi Pooja

125. 22.10.2015 Ayudha Pooja

126. 23.10.2015 Moharram

127. 30.10.2015 Odd Semester Examinations Begins

128. 04.11.2015 Media Mela – Arni

129. 10.11.2015 Diwali

130. 16.11.2015 Even Semester Begins

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131. 16.11.2015

Prayer Service – Dept. of PG Zoology & Business Administration

132. 16.11.2015 Payment of Semester Fees

133. 19.11.2015 National Integration Day - NSS

134. 21.11.2015

Workshop on Entrepreneurship Development programme – Dept. of Business Administration

135. 21.11.2015 Faith Formation for Staff – Auxilium Home

136. 24.11.2015 Skin Care & Eye Camp – Rotaract Club

137. 25.11.2015

Rev. Fr. Xavier Alphonse Endowment Lecturer – Dept. of Tamil

138. 01.12.2015 World AIDS Day – Red Ribbon Club

139. 02.12.2015

Sr. Maria Fino Endowment Lecture – Dept. of Zoology (I Years)

140. 03.12.2015

Workshop on Entrepreneurial Skill – Dept. of Commerce (2 Days)

141. 04.12.2015 Exhibition – Dept. of Physics

142. 05.12.2015 International Volunteers Day – NSS

143. 05.12.2015

National Seminar on Yoga for Health- Dept. of Physical Education

144. 07.12.2015 National Flag Day

145. 08.12.2015

Sr. Ethelvina Endowment Lecture – Dept. of Zoology (PG II years)

146. 09.12.2015 Dr. Ida Scudder Endowment Lecture – Dept. of Tamil

147. 09.12.2015

State Level Seminar on History and Human Progress – Dept. of History

148. 10.12.2015 International Human Rights Day

149. 11.12.2015 UNICEF Day

150. 11.12.2015

National Level Seminar & Sr. Celine D’Souza Memorial Lecture – Dept. of English (2 Days)

151. 11.12.2015

Guest Lecture on “Film Making” – Dept. of Communication Media

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153. 16.12.2015

International Conference – Dept. of Biochemistry & Microbiology

154. 17.12.2015 Lecture on Mosquito Borne Diseases – YRC

155. 18.12.2015 Institutional Training Begins for II B.B.A.

156. 19.12.2015 Workshop – Dept. of Com.Science

157. 22.12.2015

Christmas Celebration – Dept. of Tamil Shift – I & Biochemistry Shift- II

158. 23.12.2015 Christmas Holidays Begin

159. 23.12.2015 Miladi-un-Nabi

160. 24.12.2015 National Consumer Rights Day – Citizen Consumer Club

161. 25.12.2015 Christmas

162. 28.12.2015 House Staff Animation Day (2 Days)

163. 01.01.2016 New Year Day

164. 04.01.2016

College Reopens

Prayer Service – Dept. of M.S.W. & Biochemistry

165. 06.01.2016 Vivekananda Endowment Lecture – Dept. of Tamil

166. 08.01.2016 ICA Examination Begin

167. 12.01.2016 National Youth Day

168. 14.01.2016

Bhogi

Pongal Celebration – Dept. of Chemistry Shift – I & Shift - II

169. 15.01.2016 Pongal

170. 16.01.2016 Uzhavar Thirunal

171. 19.01.2016 Sr. Cleofe Fassa Endowment Lecture – Dept. of Zoology

172. 21.01.2016 Peace Essay Competition – Dept. of English Shift I & II

173. 23.01.2016

“Suprayoga Prapti” – Emerging executive Meet – Dept. of BBA

174. 23.01.2016 Provincial Community Day – Dharmapuri

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175. 24.01.2016 Plus Polio Awareness – NSS

176. 26.01.2016 Republic Day

177. 28.01.2016 State Level Seminar on Child Abuse – Dept. of M.S.W.


179. 29.01.2016

Interdepartmental Competition “DIGITECH2016” – Dept. of Com. Science

180. 30.01.2016 Don Bosco’s Feast

181. 30.01.2016 Hostel Day

182. 30.01.2016 Educative Community Meet – Vellore

183. 03.02.2016 Gopalakrishnan Endowment Lecture – Dept. of Tamil

184. 04.02.2016 World Cancer Awareness Day

185. 04.02.2016 Workshop – Research Cell

186. 05.02.2016 College Union Election

187. 06.02.2016

“Prabandha” – Intra Departmental Management Meet – Dept. of BBA.


189. 10.02.2016

Interdepartment Quiz on Contemporary India – Dept. of History

190. 11.02.2016

Workshop on Special Effect Techniques – Dept. of Communication Media

191. 12.02.2016 Literacy Quiz – Dept. of Hindi

192. 12.02.2016 Workers’ Animation Day – Pallikonda

193. 15.02.2016 World Consumer Rights Week – Dept. of Commerce (5Days)

194. 17.02.2016 Lecture on Women and Public Health – YRC

195. 20.02.2016 II CA Examination Begin

196. 20.02.2016 VIDES General Body Meet – Arni


198. 02.03.2016 Students Evaluation – III Years

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199. 03.03.2016 Students Evaluation – II Years

200. 04.03.2016 Students Evaluation – I Years

201. 05.03.2016 Photo & Farewell – Dept. of Computer Science (Shift – II)

202. 08.03.2016 International Women’s Day

203. 11.03.2016 Thanksgiving Mass

204. 11.03.2016 Valedictory Day – Dept. of Mathematics Shift I & BBA

205. 12.03.2016 College Day – Dept. of Commerce Shift I & II

206. 17.03.2016 Last Date to Complete Practical Examinations

207. 19.03.2016 Working Day

208. 21.03.2016 International Forest Day


210. 23.03.2016 Issue of Hall Tickets

211. 24.03.2016 Study Holidays Begin

212. 25.03.2016 Good Friday

213. 26.03.2016 Holy Saturday

214. 27.03.2016 Easter

215. 31.03.2016 Board of Studies

216. 04.04.2016 Even Semester Examination Begin

217. 14.04.2016 Tamil New Year

218. 19.04.2016 Mahavit Jayanthi

219. 22.04.2016 International Earth Day

220. 01.05.2016 International Labour Day

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ANNEXURE II

Overall Staff Evaluation 2015 -2016

S. No.

Particulars

Excellent

(%)

Very Good

(%)

Good

(%)

Need To

Improve

(%)

1 Teaching 12.39 76.04 11.57 0

2 Subject Knowledge 12.40 75.20 12.40 0

3 Discipline 13.00 81.00 06.00 0

4 Evaluation 02.47 82.88 14.65 0

5 Creativity 21.99 58.00 20.01 0

6 Approachability 13.00 85.00 02.00 0

7 Punctuality 10.76 81.81 07.43 0

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ANNEXURE III

Best Practice (i) SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

Vision of the Project

This project aims to utilize the waste products that are converted into meaningful resources

action and enable society to live in a pollution-free environment

Objective:

1. To create awareness among the students about the importance of Solid waste

management.

2. To eliminate waste products and their relative impact on society

3. To utilize waste products and convert them into resources.

4. To create a clean environment by removing waste and converting it into a meaningful

reusable product.

5. To create job opportunities for the economically poor community.

6. To create a clean environment in the project area and propose a healthy life.

7. To organize a community-based programme for an eco-friendly society.

The Department of Chemistry has undertaken the project and five women workers are

appointed by the Management to maintain the cleanliness of the campus. They collect the

waste, segregate it into biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste. The bio-degradable

waste is processed into organic and vermin manure and it is donated to the college. It is also

sold to the students and staff. The non-biodegradable waste is sold and the money is given to

the college. The project site is watered and maintained by the students of the Department of

Chemistry every Saturday. They are given attendance for the service rendered.

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Best Practice (ii) VALUE-ORIENTED PRACTICES

The following were the values were practiced during the year. The respective department

initiated and motivated the Auxilium College Community to grow integrally..

MONTH VALUE DEPARTMENT ACTION PLAN

June/July Piety Mathematics/

Biochemistry

Do the right things at the right moment

August Discernment History/Computer

Science

Make right choices in the daily events of

life

September Self esteem Zoology/English Avoid comparison; be the best whatever

you are

October Self –

direction

English (A,B)/BBA Have courage to think, decide and act with

conviction

November Respect English © & Allied/

Microbiology

Treat everyone with dignity and respect

December Joy BCA (Shift I)/ BCA

(Shift –II)

Recognize the presence of God and his

personal love for you

January Peace Commerce (Shift I)/

Commerce (Shift II)

Foster gestures of peace

February Nature

Appreciation

Chemistry/ Physics Appreciate nature and thank God for the

same

March Unity Communication

Media/Mathematics

Value the uniqueness and appreciate the

differences of every one

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ANNEXURES – 2015-2016

FACULTY PARTICIPATION IN CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIA

S.No. Date Topic Level Organized by

1.

23.07.2015

to

24.07.2015

Cloud Computing & E-Governance International Dr. M.G.R Educational Research Institute

2. 10.08.2015 Astrophysics State IIT- Kavalour

3.

18.08.2015

To

20.08.2015

Global conference on Technology for blended and distributed education

National Centre for education beyond curriculum Christ university Bangalore

4. 16.09.2015 National level seminar on professional

courses in commerce and career opportunities

National Department of commerce

( shift-I )

5. 17.09.2015 State level seminar on effective evaluation-

practices and practices State Auxilium college IQAC

6. 22.09.2015 Seminar on entrepreneurship

Development Programme

NSIC G.T.E.C

Kaniyambadi

7. 23.09.2015 International year of light - Solid State

lightning State District Science Centre – Vellore

8. 23.09.2015 Workshop on capital market National Department of commerce

50

9. 05.10.2015 Faculty development Programme on

teaching pedagogy National MESAI institute of management

Chennai

10. 09.10.2015 Coastal Security State Voorhees College, Vellore

11. 17.10.2015 New Education Policy on Themes and Questions for policy consultation on Higher Education

National The Consortium of Christian minority Higher Educational Institution (St. Joseph’s College)

12.

25.10.2015

To

27.10.2015

National conference on empowerment of women and youth for a just social order

National Voorhees college

Vellore

13. 28.10.2015 Workshop on “Research proposal design” State Research cells

14. 30.10.2015 Embedded Microcontroller using AT

Mega328 State Voorhees College - Vellore

15.

06.12.2015 Self-Help groups and women empowerment

State P.G Research Department of Economics,Voorhees

College , Vellore

16. 12.12.2015 Workshop on Environmental Audit for

Sustainable development State Sacred Heart College, Tirupathur

17.

17.12.2015

To

18.12.2015

Managing Business competitiveness through Technology Innovation and Big Data- Dr.Auxilia and Valentine Usha

International Acharya Bangalore B-School Bangalore

51

18.

08.12.2015

To

18.12.2015

Engineering Physics National IIT Bombay

19. 03.01.2016 Water Sanitation & Hygiene Training Programme

National Collector Office, Vellore.

20.

12.01.2016

To

13.01.2016

Protean Frames: International Conference on Contemporary Discourses on Gender

International

Department of English, Christ University and Liverpool Hope University, UK

21. 21.01.2016 Entrepreneurship and Business Enterprises.

Dr.Auxilia and Valentine Usha International MMES College Melvisharam

22. 22.01.2016 National conference opportunities and

challenges of Indian Business in dynamic global environment

National Sacred Heart college Thirupattur

23. 29.01.2016 National level conference on educate,

enable, engage, enrich and empower human resources

National SDNB Vaishnau college for women Chennai

24.

04.02.2016

English Language and Literature: Retrospects and Prospects

International

South Asian Language and Literature Teachers Association and Department of English Bishop Heber College, Trichy

52

25.

06.02.2016 Narrative and Narratology: Traditions and Innovations in Story Telling Patterns

International

Garden City College of Science and Management Studies, Bangalore

26. 10.02.2016 Faculty development program on award

leader trainee (workshop) State Audacious dreams foundation-

Gudiyattam

27. 12.02.2016 Translation State Level Department of Tamil, Auxilium

College

28.

18.02.2016

To 19.02.2016

Workshop on curriculam designing in Microbiology ( NAWOCDM_2016)

National St.Joseph college of Arts and Science, Cuddalore

29. 21.02.2015 Kaapiya payilarangam National Adiparasakthi College of Arts and

Science, Kavali

30. 25.02.2016 Mobile Computational Offloading

Architecture National Adhiparasakthi college of Arts and

Science, Kalavai.

31. 25.02.2016 Dynamic Design in Mobile Computational

Offloading National Adhiparasakthi college of Arts and

Science, Kalavai.

32.

04.03.2016

To

05.03.2016

International conference on opportunities for growth in trade, commerce and business management in AFRO-ASIAN countries (ICOG-AAC’16)

International M.M.E.S. Women’s arts and science college – Melvisharam

33. 05.03.2016 The role of education in Empowering

Women International IMRF-Hydrabad

53

34. 05.03.2016 Soil & Women State Level AICUF & Kanali Women’s Cell

35. 06.03.2016 National conference in emerging trends in

human resources National College of Business Management

Krishnagri

36.

02.06.2016

To

04.06.2016

Current Trends in Higher Education in the context of new education policy of Govt. of India – AN APPRAISAL

National All India Association For Christian Higher Education (AIACHE) and sponsored by United Board for Christian Higher Education

37. 06.04.2016 Enhancing quality in Higher Educational

Institutions and best practices State Internal Quality assurence Cell,

Auxilium College.

38. 06.04.2016 Enhancing quality in Higher Educational Institutions through Innovations and Best Practices

State IQAC, Auxilium College

39. 06.04.2016 State level workshop on enhancing quality

in higher educational institutions through innovations and best practices

State Internal quality assessment cell (IQAC)

40. 07.04.2016 An Energy efficient technique for object

tracking in Wireless Sensor Network National St. Peter’s University, Chennai.

54

INITIATIVES UNDERTAKEN TOWARDS FACULTY DEVELOPMENT

(Refresher/Orientation / HRD/ Orientation/ Faculty exchange/ Staff training conducted by the university/Staff training conducted by other

institutions/ Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc.)

S.No Name Date Programme Conducted by

1. Dr. (Sr.) Mary Sheila Susai Raj

05.07.2015

To

13.07.2015

India - Srilanka Youth Exchange Programme – Coordinator and Award Leader

Audacious Dreams Foundation, Common Wealth Youth Sports for Development And Peace

2. Dr. Meenakshi P 22.07.2015

To

24.07.2015

Young women social entrepreneurship development programme

Rajiv Gandhi national institute for youth and development Sri perambuthur

3. Dr.(Sr. ) Mary Sheila Susai Raj

Ms. Anitha S.

Ms. Lalith Priya

25.07.2015

To

26.07.2015

Venture of Adventure – Yelagiri. Audacious Dreams Foundation, Common Wealth Youth Sports for Development And Peace

4. Ms. Muthu Lakshmi A. 25.05.2015

To

26.05.2015

Faculty Development Programme ICT Academy of TamilNadu, Dhanalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai.

5. Ms. Muthu Lakshmi A. 06.06.2015

Faculty Development Programme ICT Academy of TamilNadu,

VIT University, Vellore

55

6. Dr. (Sr.) Mary Sheila Susai Raj

13.08.2015

To

20.08.2015

Srilanka – India Youth Exchange Programme –Global Understanding for sustainable Development


7. Ms. Anita Madona M 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College (Autonomous)

8. Ms. Shanthi AL. 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College (Autonomous)

9. Ms. Suganya V. 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College (Autonomous)

10. Ms. Gajalakshmi P. 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College (Autonomous)

11. Ms. Radhika R. 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College (Autonomous)

12. Ms. Lavanya S. 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College (Autonomous)

13. Ms. Nisha Pauline R. 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College (Autonomous)

14. Ms. MuthuLakshmi A 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College (Autonomous)

15. Ms. Sumathi N 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College (Autonomous)

16. Ms. Uma B 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College (Autonomous)

17. Ms. Saranya C 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College (Autonomous)

18. Ms. Anitha S 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College (Autonomous)

19. Ms. Kavitha S 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College (Autonomous)

20. Ms. Shahin A. 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College

56

21. Ms. Vennila S. 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College

22. Ms. Nirmala Devi N. 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College

23. Ms. Ramya G. 22.08.2015 MATLAB Auxilium College

24. Sr. Sagayamary 05.10.2015

Faculty development programme on teaching pedagogy

MESAI institute of management Chennai

25. Ms. Deepa K. Anitha Alice E. (Asst. Professors)

15.10.2015

To

16.10.2015

Emotional Intelligence

ICT Academy of Tamil Nadu

26. Physics 30.10.2015

Embedded Microcontroller using AT Mega328 University

Voorhees College - Vellore

27. Physics 08.12.2015

To

18.12.2015

Engineering Physics

National

IIT Bombay

28. Dr. Beulah Suresh 10.02.2016

Faculty development program on award leader trainee (workshop)

Audacious dreams foundation-Gudiyattam

57

DETAILS REGARDING MAJOR/ MINOR PROJECTS

S.No Name of Staff Sponsor Agency Sanction Amount

Project Title

Completed/ Ongoing/ Submitted

/Sanctioned

1. Dr. Beulah Suresh

United Board for Christian Higher Education ,Asia

$5000 VIP-Volunteer Innovate and Participate

Ongoing


Preethi Prabhakaran

United Board for Christian Higher Education ,Asia

$5000 Faculty Development Programme

Submitted


Preethi Prabhakaran

UGC Minor Project Rs. 300000 Academic Performance of Children (Under the age group of 12 to 21 years) of Single Parenting

Submitted

4. Dr. Sr. Mary Josephine Rani

UGC Developing Ecofriendly Phytopesticidal formulation and Evaluation for controlling major Phytophagous pests.

Submitted

5. Dr. Sr.Mary Josephine Rani

UGC

Efficiency assessment of tannery effluent on ground water profile, Soil health, and its effect on Agriculture at Ambur industrial area, Tamilnadu.

Submitted

6. Dr. Sr. Regina Mary UGC

An Ecofriendly approach to development of mosquito repellants against vector mosquitoes ,Aedes aegypti I; Anopheles stephensi and Culex quniquefasiculatus using extracts from Ipomoea staphylina Romer and Schulters.

Submitted

58

7. Dr. B. Scholastica Mary

Vithiya UGC

An Ecofriendly approach to development of mosquito repellants against vector mosquitoes ,Aedes aegypti I; Anopheles stephensi and Culex quniquefasiculatus using extracts from Ipomoea staphylina Romer and Schulters.

Submitted

DETAILS ON RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS

S.No. Name of Staff Topic Journal Publication Year


Designing and planning software

program for inventory management. An

experiential technology solution ISSN

Annamalai Business

Review

2015

2. Dr. S. Renugadevi

Rural market and its challenges case of

rural market in tamilnadu Vels Management Journal ISSN2250-123 2015

3. Ms. Preethi Prabhakaran Emotional intelligence for

sustaining economic development

Global journal of business

and management research ISSN2347-7814 2015

4. Ms. Kavitha S.

Comparison of Integrated Development

Environment (IDE) Debugging Tools:

Eclipse Vs Net beans

International Research

Journal of Engineering and

technology

e-ISSN: 2395-0056,

p-ISSN: 2395-0072 2015

5. Ms. Kavitha S. Evolving a Ultra-Flow Software

Development Life cycle Model


Journal of Computer

Techniques

ISSN : 2394-2231 2015

59

6. Ms. Kavitha S. Software Vulnerability Prediction using

Feature Subset Selection and Support

Vector machine



technology

e-ISSN: 2395-0056,

p-ISSN: 2395-0072 2015

7. Ms. Kavitha S. Comparative Study on Extended Entity

Relationship and Unified Modelling

Language



technology

e-ISSN: 2395-0056,

p-ISSN: 2395-0072 2015

8. Ms. Kavitha S. Comparative Study on Software Project

Management Models



technology

e-ISSN: 2395-0056,

p-ISSN: 2395-0072 2015

9. Ms. Kavitha S. Test Code Quality with Issue Handling

Performance



technology

e-ISSN: 2395-0056,

p-ISSN: 2395-0072 2015

10. Ms. Lavanya S. Hybrid Data Aggregation Techniques in

Wireless Sensor Networks

International Journal of

Engineering and

Technology

e-ISSN: 2395-0056 2015

11. Ms. Lavanya S.

Performance Evaluation of Energy

Efficient MAC Protocols for Wireless

Sensor Networks


Computer Science and

Information Technology

Research

ISSN: 2348 – 120X 2015

12. Ms. Lavanya S. Reliability Analysis of Three Hop

Reliability Model for Wireless Sensor

Network




Research

ISSN: 2348 – 120X 2015

13. Ms. Lavanya S. Cross Layer Data collection in Wireless

Sensor Networks


Engineering and

Technology

e-ISSN: 2395-0056 2015

60

14. Ms. Anita Madona M.

Software Vulnerability Prediction using


Vector machine



technology

e-ISSN: 2395-0056,

p-ISSN: 2395-0072 2015

15. Ms. Anita Madona M. Software Vulnerability Prediction using


Vector machine



technology

e-ISSN: 2395-0056,

p-ISSN: 2395-0072 2015

16. Ms. Anita Madona M. Comparative Study on Extended Entity

Relationship and Unified Modelling

Language



technology

e-ISSN: 2395-0056,

p-ISSN: 2395-0072 2015

17. Ms. Anita Madona M. Comparative Study on Software Project

Management Models



technology

e-ISSN: 2395-0056,

p-ISSN: 2395-0072 2015

18. Ms. Anita Madona M. Test Code Quality with Issue Handling

Performance



technology

e-ISSN: 2395-0056,

p-ISSN: 2395-0072 2015

19. Ms. Nisha Pauline R. Analyzing Variations of Opinions on

Twitter

Journal of Advanced

Engineering Research

(JAER)

ISSN:2393-8447 2015

20. Ms. Muthulakshmi A. E-waste and Green Computing

Indo Global Journal of

Commerce and Economics

(The Kongu Regional

Educational and Research

Foundation)

ISSN:2393-9796 2015

21. Ms. Shahin A. Artificial Neural Networks Vs Support Vector Machines for Membrane Diseases Detection

International Research Journal of Engineering and technology

ISSN: 2395-0072 2015

61

22. Ms. Shahin A. Analyzing Guidance Information Using random Forests for Therapeutic Image segmentation Process


ISSN:2395-0072 2015

23. S.Elizabeth Dynamical Behaviors of a Discrete-

Time Multi-Strain SIR Epidemic Model

Jamal Academic Research

Journal: An

Interdisciplinary,

Pg.No:158-163

ISSN:0973-0303

2015

24. S.Elizabeth On the decay rate of solutions to

stochastic difference equations,


Pure and Applied

Mathematics, Volume 101,

No. 5, 773-780.

ISSN: 1311-8080

2015

25. S.Elizabeth

Stability Analysis of a Discrete-Time

SVIR Epidemic Model with

Immigration of Infectives and a

Saturated Incidence Rate


Applied Engineering and

Research, Vol. 10 No.55,

Pg.No:811-815

ISSN: 0973-4562

2015

26. S.Elizabeth

Stability Analysis of a Discrete-time

SEIS Epidemic Model with a Non-

Monotonic Incidence Rate and

Varying Total Population Siz



Research, Vol. 10 No.55,

Pg.No:821-825

ISSN: 0973-4562

2015

27. S.Elizabeth

Chaos and Allee Effect of a Discrete-Time Lotka-Volterra Prey-Predator Model with Carrying Capacity

Jamal Academic Research Journal: An Interdisciplinary, Pg.No:153-157

Special Issue

ISSN:0973-0303 2015

http://www.ijpam.eu/index.html



62

28. S.Elizabeth

Allee Effect of a Discrete-Time Lotka-Volterra Prey-Predator Model with Carrying Capacity

International Journal of Applied Engineering and Research, Vol. 10 No.55, Pg.No:851-855

ISSN: 0973-4562

2015

29. S.Elizabeth

The Dynamics Of A Discrete-time Ratio-Dependent Prey-Predator Model Incorporating Prey Refuge and Harvesting on Prey

International Journal of Applied Engineering and Research, Vol. 10 No.55, Pg.No:2385-2388

ISSN: 0973-4562

2015

30.

S.Elizabeth

Stability Analysis of a Discrete-Time

Scavenger-Prey System

CiiT International

Journal of Programmable

Device Circuits and

Systems, Vol 7, No 8,

Pg.No:260-262

ISSN: 0974 – 9640

2015

31. S.Elizabeth

Fuzzy One Point Method for finding the

Fuzzy Optimal Solution for FTP and

FUAP


Fuzzy Mathematical

Archive, Vol. 6, No. 1 &2,

pp. 35 - 44

ISSN: 2320-

3242(print),

ISSN: 2320-

3250(online) 2015

32. S.Elizabeth

Project Scheduling Method using

Triangular Intuitionistic Fuzzy Numbers

and Triangular Fuzzy Numbers

Applied Mathematical

Sciences, Vol. 9, No. 4,

pp. 185 – 198

ISSN: 1312-885X

(print),

ISSN: 1314-552

(online)

2015

33. S.Elizabeth Fuzzy Project Network for Management

Science


Pure and Applied

Mathematics, Vol. 101,

No.5, pp. 631-640, 2015.

ISSN: 1311-8080 2015

63

34. Ms. Shahin A. Brain Tumor Segmentation Using Artificial Neural Network


ISSN: 2395-0072 2015

35. Ms. Shahin A. Metabolism of Coronary Artery Disease from DNA Microarray-based Genotyping using Neural Networks


ISSN: 2395-0072 2015

36. Ms. Ramya G. Enhancing DES and AES with 1024 bits key


ISSN:2395-0072 2015

37. Ms. Rekha E.

Reliability Analysis of Three Hop

Reliability Model for Wireless Sensor

Network




Research

ISSN:2348-1196 2015

38.

Dr. (Sr.) Mary Sheila

Susai Raj

Ms. N.Karthika

Comparative Study on Consumer

Satisfaction and Preference in Using

Normal Cigarette and Electronic

Cigarette


Humanities and Social

Sciences (IJHSS)

International

Academy of

Science,

Engineering and

Technology

2015

39.

Dr. (Sr.) Mary Sheila

Susai Raj

Dr. (Sr.) Mary Sheila Susai Raj Management Research

Review

St. Joseph College

of Commerce

2015

40. Ms. K.Vidhya

A Study on Satisfaction and Perception

of E- Learning among Students in

Vellore District

National Seminar on

Online Marketing of

services in the

Globalization Era

Sourashtra College

– Madhurai ISBN –

978-81-929458-4-2

2015

64

41. B.V.Gowri

Utilization of Synthetic Dairy Waste

Water and Waste Oil for the Production

of Sophorolipid from

Starmerellabombicola MTCC 1910 and

Testing Its Antimicrobial activity


Current Microbiology and

Applied Sciences

(IJCMAS)

Impact factor-2.015

December 2015

42. R.Deepa

Screening of Bioemulsifier and

Biosurfactant Producing Streptomyces

from Different Soil Samples and Testing

its Heavy metal Resistance Activity


Current Microbiology and

Applied Sciences

(IJCMAS)

Impact factor-2.015

May

2015

43. Dr. (Sr.) Mary Josephine

Rani A

Histopathology of the gill and liver

tissues of the fish Anabas testudineus

exposed to heavy metals in tannery

effluents.

Indian Journal of Applied

research

5(3) 550-553. ISSN

2249-555X.

2015

44. Dr. (Sr.) Mary Josephine

Rani A

Chronic exposure of mercury on amino

acid level in fresh water Clarias

batrachus.

International scholarly and

scientific research and

innovation

ISSN-0972-3005. 2015

45. R. Regina Mary

.Bioactive prodigios in-impregnated cellulose matrix for the removal of pathogenic bacteria from aqueous solution.

International journal of royal society of chemistry

. DOI:10 1039/C5RA09172A.

2015

46. R. Regina Mary

Bioactive prodigios in isolated from serratia marceus using solid state fermenter and its bactericidal activity compared with conventional antibiotics.

International journal of microbial and biochemical technology

7:5 ISSN 1948-5948.

2015

47. R. Regina Mary

Nanotechnology: A unique future

technology in aquaculture for the food

security.

International journal of

bioassays

41(1):27-32. ISSN

2278-778X. 2015

65

48. Regina Mary R

GC-MS analysis of bioactive

components and biosynthesis of silver

nanoparticles using Hybanthus

ennespermus at room temperature

evaluation of their stability and its

larvicidal activity.

Journal of environmental

science and pollution

research.

Springer link-DOI

10.1007/S 11356-

5468-5. ISSN

0944-1344.

2015

49. Arockia Mary J.S,

Mary Agnes A

Impact of botanical supplements on

silkworm Bombyx mori L.

Zoology for future

education and research,

Zoological survey of India

pg-1-9.

ISBN :978-81-8171-

427-5

2015

50. Dr. Sr. Arokia Jayaceli

The Contribution of women

missionaries in the field of Women’s

Education

Conference Proceeding ISBN :978-93-

80690-28-5 2015

51. Dr. G. Senthilselvi Poet’s View of the status of women Conference Proceeding ISBN : 978-93-

81006-98-6 2015

52. Ms. K. B. Kanimozhi Andal priyadharshini poems on

muthangal Theernduvi Conference Proceeding 978-93-81006-98-6 2015

53. V. R. Meenakshi Mu.va’s, Agalvilakku says about

humanity Conference Proceeding

978-81-930633-0-

09 (v-II) 2015

54. V. R. Meenakshi Thought of feminism in Vellore

M.Narayanan’s Poetry Conference roceeding 978-93-81006-98-6 2015

55. V. R. Meenakshi Nammazhvar’s spiritual way Conference Proceeding 978-81-925388-0-8 2015

56. V. R. Meenakshi Information of Jainism in

Sirupanjamoolam Conference Proceeding

978-81-922251-6-6 2015

66

57. Ms. Gowthamaselvi E. Content of episodes from Ramayana Conference Proceeding 978 81 925388 0 8 2015

58. S. Deepa Ethics of Jains Conference Proceeding 978-81-922251-6-6 2015

59. S.Deepa Kavinger methavin Pudukkavithai

poraatam

CHEMPULAM(an international Quarterly journal), Semmodhai Pathipagam. Chennai.

ISSN-2320-589X 2015

60.

Ms. Hilda Princie Annie.S

Encounter between East and West in Amitav Ghosh’s The Hungry Tide

IJELL- The International Journal of English Language and Literature

Volume: 3rd and Issue 11th (July- Sep 2015) Pg: 214- 220

ISSN: 2348- 9413(Online)

Impact Factor 1.2

2015

61.

Ms. Hilda Princie Annie.S

Hidden History and Marginalization in Amitav Ghosh’s The Calcutta Chromosome

IJELLH- The International Journal of English Language, Literature and Humanities

Volume III, Issue X, 2015 (28th Dec)

ISSN: 2321- 7065 Impact Factor 4.287

2015


Understanding of Major Challenges in

Industrial Relations and their

Correlation with Retention and

Productivity - With Reference to

Automotive Industry

Conference Proceedings ISBN-978-93-

85471-23-0 2016

63. Dr. Beulah Suresh “Employee Satisfaction with a

Collaborative Style Performance

Evaluation System” – A Case Study

Conference Proceedings ISBN-978-93-

85471-23-0 2016

67

64. Dr. Beulah Suresh What is the perception of students in a

small town about (SNS) social

networking system

Indo-Asian journal of

multidisciplinary research ISSN-2454-1370 2016

65. Dr.S.Renugadevi Spiritual aspects leadership

development

Indo-Asian journal of

multidisciplinary research ISSN-2454-1370 2016

66. Dr.S.Renugadevi Emotional intelligence and effective tool to manage stress and anxiety at work place

International journal of Business Intelligence and Innovation

ISSN2348-4705 2016

67. Ms. Kavitha S. Improved Software Project Scheduling by Event Based Optimization

International Journal of Advanced and Innovative Research

ISSN:2278-7844 2016

68. Ms. Kavitha S. Experimental Study of Software Quality Issue For SAP

International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology

e-ISSN: 2395-0056, p-ISSN: 2395-0072

2016

69. Ms. Shahin A. Classification of Lung Cancer using Neural Network

International Research Journal in Advanced Engineering Technology

ISSN:2454-4752 2016

70. Ms. Shahin A. Heart Disease Prediction system using Multilayer Perceptron Neural Network in Data Mining.

International Journal of Computer Science and Computing Network Technology

ISSN:2163-3961 2016

71. Ms. Gajalakshmi P Improved Software Project Scheduling

by Event Based Optimization


Advanced and Innovative

Research

ISSN:2278-7844 2016

72. Ms. Gajalakshmi P Experimental Study of Software Quality Issue For SAP



Technology

e-ISSN: 2395-0056, p-ISSN: 2395-0072

2016

68

73. Mrs.Dhanapakiam Micro finance Revolution and

Empowering Women

Book Publishing-Self Help

Groups and Socio-

Economic Changes in

India.

2016

74. V.Ganga Self-Help groups and women

Empowerment

Book Publishing-Self Help

Groups and Socio-

Economic Changes in

India.

2016

75. Sr. Sumathi M The Role of Education in Empowering

Women

Social Science

International research

Journel

Volume 2 Issue I

ISSN-2395-0544

ISBN-978-93-

84124-66-3

2016

76. Dr. Sr. Arokia Jayaceli Eco- Spirituality in Nasarai Kalambkam Conference Proceeding 2016

77. Dr. Kumari N. Kallikatu and Phaya Devar JARJ (Jamal Muhamed College, Trichy

ISSN 0973/0303 2016

78. G. Senthilselvi The role of ‘Phaya Devar’ in Kallikatu Idhidhihar

JARJ (Jamal Muhamed College, Trichy

ISSN 0973/0303 2016

79. Ms.K.B.Kanimozhi village Environment in kallikattu idhigasam

JARJ (A research journal, Jammal Mohamed College, Trichy)

ISSN 0973-0303 2016

80. Ms.J.Papeetha

M.Varadharasan from the book of Agalvilakku-Knowledge and virtue

JARJ (A research journal – Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy)

ISSN 0973-0303 2016

81. E.Gowthamaselvi Conveying existential struggles in the novel of vearil pazhuttha pala

JARJ (A research journal – Jamal Mohamed College, Trichy)

ISSN 0973-0303 2016

69

82. S.Deepa

Human values in the book of Vanakkam Valluvam

JARJ (A research journal) Jamal Mohammad College, Trichy

ISSN-0973-0303 2016

83. Ms. Latha. E Enhancing Oral Skills in English Language for L2 Learners using Pictorial Description Technique

IJIRD- The International Journal of Innovative Research and Development

Volume V, Issue I (January 2016) Pg: 78- 81 ISSN: 2278-

0211( Online)

2016

84. Ms. Latha. E

Language Classroom Practices: Interactive Sessions and Activities for English Language Teaching in the context of Upgrading Speaking Skills for L2 Learners

IJIRD- The International Journal of Innovative Research and Development

Volume V, Issue I (January 2016) Pg:

114- 118 ISSN: 2278- 0211( Online)

2016

85.

Ms. Amutha Arockia

Mary

Language of Resistance and Aesthetic

Appeal: Bama’s Linguistic Activism-

An Analysis of the Subaltern Aesthetics

in Karukku and Sangathi

IJIRD- The International

Journal of Innovative

Research and

Development

Volume V, Issue I

(January 2016)

ISSN: 2278- 0211(

Online)

2016

86. Sr. Amala Valaramthy Story Telling to Engage and Motivate

Reluctant Learners

Roots: International

Journal of

Multidisciplinary

Researches

Volume II, Special

Issue I ; ISSN:

2349-8684

2016

87. Ms. Kalaiselvi R.H

Impact of Biased Upbringing on ‘Self’-

An Analysis of Shashi Deshpande’s The

Dark Holds NoTerror

Roots: International

Journal of

Multidisciplinary

Researches

2016

70

88. Ms. Geetha The Theme of Man-woman Relationship in Contemporary Indian Fiction

Roots: International Journal of Multidisciplinary Researches

Volume II, Special Issue II

2016

89. Ms. Gayathri Plight of Women in Mahasweta Devi’s Short Stories


2016

90. Ms. Shobana Hedonism in Khushwant Singh’s I shall not Hear the Nightingales


Volume II, Special Issue II

2016

91. S.Elizabeth

Stability Analysis of a discrete time prey-predator model with allee effect in the predator using a center manifold theory

Global Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics

ISSN : 0973-1768 2016

92. S.Elizabeth

A Discrete-Time Harvested Prey-Predator Model with Carrying Capacity in Prey

International Journal of Applied Engineering and Research

ISSN: 0973-4562 2016

93. S.Elizabeth

Discrete-Time Eco-epidemiological model with Disease in Prey and Holling-Type III functional response

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, Proceedings of Fifth International Conference on Soft Computing for Problem Solving,Springer

ISBN 978-981-10-0450-6

ISSN 2194-5357

Vol 437

2016

71

94. S.Elizabeth

Globlal Statbility analysis and non

linear delay incidence function of a

taeniasis model

Mathematical Sciences


Journal: Volume 5 Spl

Issue(2016)

ISSN 2357-8697 2016

95. S.Elizabeth

Globlal Statbility analysis and discrete non linear delay incidence function of a taeniasis model

Global Journal of Pure and applied mathematics

2016

96. L.Sujatha

Fuzzy One Point Method for finding the Fuzzy Optimal Solution for FTP and FUAP

International Journal of Fuzzy Mathematical Archive, Vol. 6, No. 1 &2, pp. 35 - 44

ISSN: 2320-3242(print),

ISSN: 2320-3250

(online)

2015

97. L.Sujatha

Project Scheduling Method using

Triangular Intuitionistic Fuzzy Numbers

and Triangular Fuzzy Numbers

Applied Mathematical

Sciences, Vol. 9, No. 4,

pp. 185 – 198

ISSN: 1312-885X

(print),

ISSN:1314-7552

(online)

2015

98. L.Sujatha Fuzzy Project Network for Management

Science


Pure and Applied

Mathematics, Vol. 101,

No.5, pp. 631-640, 2015.

ISSN: 1311-8080 2015

99. L.Sujatha Fuzzy zero point menthod for finding

the fuzzy objective value for uftp Global Journal of Pure and

applied mathematics 2016

72

100. R. Kuzhali

Comparative study on the effect of Dean number and Grashof number in the laminar flow with convective heat transfer through the curved square duct

Global Journal of Pure and


101. R. Kuzhali

A Study on the solution of the steady

flow over a circular rotating plate in

porous medium with heat transfer

Global Journal of Pure and


DETAILS OF BOOKS PUBLISHED

S.No. Name Month/ Year

Title of the Article Name of the Publication

ISSN No./ISBN No

Citation Index & Impact factor

1. K.Aruna July 2015

Service quality dimension in E-banking services

International Journal of Business

Administration research review

E-ISSN NO. 2347-856 X

3.45

2. K.Vidhya March 2016

Satisfaction and Perception of E-Learning among

Students in Vellore District

Online Marketing of services in the Globalization Era

ISBN – 978-81-929458-4-2

3.

Dr. S. Shrilatha May 2016

A Study on Effectiveness of Customer Relationship Management in KVB at

Vellore Branch

Internal Journal of Business

Quantitative Economics and

Applied Management

Research Vol. 2. Issue-12

ISSN – 2349-5677

SJIF- 2.898

73

4. Dr.Sr.Arockia

Jayaceli

Jan 2016 Penn Thanvaralatru Pathivugal

New Century book house, Chennai 600 098

978-81-2343-081-2

5. Dr.Sr.Arockia

Jayaceli

May 2011 June Thimiri Eluzhu (Women

Empowerment)

New Century book house,

Chennai 600 098

ISBN NO 978-81-234-1855-1

2014(Second Edi) 2016 (Third Edi)

DETAILS OF CONFERENCES/SEMINARS/WORKSHOP ORGANIZED

S.No. Date Topic Level Organized by

1. 05.02.2015

To

06.02.2015

Biosciences for 21st Century (NCBSE) National Department of Zoology

2. 03.07.2015

Learning through Participation College

Department of Business Administration, Auxilium College

3. 22.08.2015

Workshop on MATLAB State

Department of Computer Science and Applications

4. 02.09.2015 Workshop on Traditional Art Forms District Department of Social Work, Auxilium College

5. 13.09.2015

Workshop on basic skills for social workers

District Department of Social Work, Auxilium College

6. 15.09.2015

Recent Developments in Materials and Methods

National Department of Physics

7. 16.09.2015

Professional Courses in Commerce and Career Opportunities

National Level Department of Commerce

8. 22.09.2015

Recent Trends in Communication Technology(NCRTCT’15)

National Department of Computer Science and Applications

74

9. 23.09.2015 Basics of Capital Market State Level Department of Commerce

10. 23.09.2015

Basics of Capital Markets State

Ambalal Shares & Stocks Ltd. And Department of Business Administration, Auxilium College

11. 07.10.2015

Securities Exchange Board of India College

SEBI & Department of Business Administration, College

12. 30.11.2015

Role of Entrepreneurship in Economic Development

National Department of Commerce

13. 05.12.2015

Interview Techniques College

R &R Learning Centre and Department of Business Administration, Auxilium College

14. 12.12.2015

Research Methodology College

Department of Business Administration, Auxilium College

15. 18.12.2015

Access of online journals College

EBSCO and Department of Business Administration, Auxilium College

16. 19.12.2015

SPSS – Statistical Package for the Social Sciences

Work Shop Department of Commerce

17. 08.01.2016

Lifestyle Management Workshop for Prison Officers National

Academy Of Prisons and Correctional Administration (APCA) & Department of Business Administration, Auxilium College

18. 29.01.2016 Seminar on topic ‘HUMANURE’ District Pravaham Community College

19. 02.02.2016

Seminar on “ Child Abuse – concerns and Contradictions”

State Department of Social Work, Auxilium College

20. 12.02.2016 Transalation State Level Department of Tamil

21. 05.03.2016 Soil & Women State Level AICUF & Kanali Women’s Cell

22. 06. 04. 2016

Enhancing Quality in Higher Educational Institutions through Innovations and Best Practices

State Level IQAC Auxilium College, Vellore

75

23. 27.04.2016

Lifestyle Management Workshop for Prison Officers National

Academy Of Prisons and Correctional Administration (APCA) & Department of Business Administration, Auxilium College

DETAILS OF FACULTY SERVED AS EXPERTS, CHAIRPERSONS OR RESOURCE PERSONS

S.No. Name Date Level Programme Resource person/Chairperson

Organized by

1. Dr.Sr. Arokia Jayaceli 03.07.2015 National Creating Social Consciousness among the students

Resource person FDP programme in VIT, Vellore

2. Dr.Ms Vernum Cecilia 06.08.2015 National The Importance of reading

Resource Person Voorhees College, Vellore

3. Ms Amudha Arockia Mary 09.08.2015 National Gender Sensitization Resource Person Loyola College, Vettavalam, Thiruvanamalai

4. Mrs. Ruby Martin 10.09.2015 State Prevention of Suicide Mrs. Ruby Martin VIT University

5. Dr.Ms Vernum Cecilia 11.09.2015 National Literature and Visual Communication

Resource Person KMG Arts and Science college Gudiyatham

6. Dr.Auxilia Antony S 15.10.2015 State Special guest lecture on ‘Ethics and Corporate Governance’

Resource person Vaniyambadi Islamiah College, Vaniyambadi

76

7. Dr. S. Renugadevi 16.10.2015 State Sri Navrathiri Festival Chief Guest Sri Sharadha College, Ulundurpet

8. Dr.Sr. Arokia Jayaceli 02.01.2016

State level.

Class Room Management for Elementary school teachers.

Resource person Auxilium School Katpadi

9. Dr.Sr. Arokia Jayaceli 06.01.2016

National

Relationship Management- family for prison officers

Resource person Academy of prison and correctional Administration, (APCA) Vellore.

10. Sr. Sagaya Mary 07.01.2016 National Lifestyle Management Workshop for Prison Officers

Resource Person Academy Of Prisons and Correctional Administration (APCA)

11. Ms. Preethi Prabhakaran 07.01.2016 National Lifestyle Management Workshop for Prison Officers


12. Dr. Beulah Suresh 08.01.2016 National Lifestyle Management Workshop for Prison Officers


13. Ms Amudha Arockia Mary 30.01.2016 National Conscientizing on Family and Social Values

Resource Person Sacred Heart College Thirupathur

14. Dr.Kumari N. 09.02.2016 National

In tamil –Dravida Eyakkangal

Resource person International Tamil Research Centre Tharmani

77

15. Dr. Beulah Suresh 10.02.2016 State Workshop on Entrepreneurship Skills

Resource Person Muthurangam Govt. Arts and Science College, Vellore

16. Dr. Beulah Suresh 27.04.2016 National Lifestyle Management Workshop for Prison Officers


17. Sr. Sagaya Mary 27.04.2016 National Lifestyle Management Workshop for Prison Officers


18. Ms. Preethi Prabhakaran 27.04.2016 National Lifestyle Management Workshop for Prison Officers


19. Ms. K.B.Kanimozhi 05.03.2016 State Level Soil & Women Resource person Auxilium College, Vellore

20. Dr.Ms Vernum Cecilia 28.03.2016 National Social Problems in the Literature of Indian

Languages

Chairperson C.Abdul Hakeem College, Melvisharam, Vellore

78

PAPER PRESENTED BY STAFF

S. No Name Date Level Programme Topic on which paper presented / Resource person

Organized by

1. G. Shanbagavalli 06.01.2015 National Conference Women’s marriage Rights in Quran Abdul Hakeem College, Vellore

2. S.Elizabeth 14.05.2015

To

16.05.2015

National Conference on Mathematical Applications in Engineering and Technology.

Conference Invariant Manifold of a Discrete-Time Prey-Predator Model

Sacred Heart College, Tirupattur


To

16.05.2015

International Conference on Advances in Applied Engineering and Technology,

Conference The Dynamics Of A Discrete-time Ratio-Dependent Prey-Predator Model Incorporating Prey Refuge and Harvesting on Prey

Syed Ammal Engineering College, Ramanathapuram


To

16.05.2015

International Conference on Advances in


Technology,

Conference Stability Analysis of a Discrete-Time SVIR Epidemic Model with Immigration of Infectives and a Saturated Incidence Rate


79


To

16.05.2015

International Conference on Advances in


Technology,

Conference Stability Analysis of a Discrete-time SEIS Epidemic Model with a Non-Monotonic Incidence Rate and Varying Total Population Size


6. Mrs. Jayalakshmi 08.09.2015 National Conference Stress among School Children Sacred Heart College

7. V.R.Meenakshi 23.02.2015 National Conference Kalithogai in nature environment (Resource person)

Auxilium College, Vellore

8. Dr.R.Preetha 24.02.2015 national

Conference Conversation of environment in Ingguru Nooru(Resourse Person)

Auxilium college, vellore

9. Ms.K.B.Kanimozhi 11.07.2015 International Seminar Andal priyodharshini’s collection of short stories based on women

K.S.G.College ,Coimbatore

10. K. Dhanapackiam 06.12.2015 State Book Publishing Micro Finance Revolution and women empowerment

Voorhees College

11. V.Ganga 06.12.2015 State Book Publishing Self-Help groups and women Empowerment

Voorhees College

12. Dr. Auxilia Antony

And Usha Valentine Kalaichelvi

17.12.2015

to 18.12.2015

International Conference Managing Business competitiveness through Technology Innovation and Big Data

Acharya Bangalore B School, Bangalore, India

13. S.Elizabeth 18.12.2015

To

20.12.2015

Fifth International

Conference on Soft Computing

for Problem Solving 2015,

Conference Discrete-Time Eco-epidemiological model with Disease in Prey and Holling-Type III functional response

IIT Roorkee

80

14. Ms. Thamarai Selvi S. 19.12.2015 International

Conference Devotions in Vainavam Sri Sankara Arts & Science College Kanchipuram

15. S.Elizabeth 21.12.2015

To

23.12.2015

National

Conference Stability Analysis of a SEIS Epidemic model for continuous case

Madurai Kamaraj University,

Madurai, Tamil Nadu

16. S.Elizabeth 21.12.2015

To

23.12.2015

National Conference

Conference Model to depict the effect of physical exercise at varying temperature using finite difference method


Madurai, Tamil Nadu

17. S.Elizabeth 21.12.2015

To

23.12.2015

National Conference

Conference Global Stability Analysis and non-linear delay incidence function of a Taeniasis model


Madurai, Tamil Nadu

18. S.Elizabeth 21.12.2015

To

23.12.2015

National Conference Globlal Statbility analysis and non linear delay incidence function of a taeniasis model

Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai

19. L.Sujatha 21.12.2015

To

23.12.2015

National Conference

Conference Finding critical path in a project network under fuzzy environment


Madurai, Tamil Nadu


Conference Tradition of grammer in ancient times

S. Vellaiswamy Nadar College Madurai

21. Ms. Thamarai Selvi S. 23.02.2015

to

25.02.2015

International Conference Living Creatures in Kurunthogai Auxilium College Vellore-06

22. V.R.Meenakshi 26.12.2015 International Conference Vellore M.Narayanan,s poems refer to thoughts in humanity

K.S.G. College, Coimbatore.

81

23. Ms.K.B.Kanimozhi 26.12.2015 International Seminar Humanity in the poem “Thogaillam Thupakikal’

Dharmamurthy College, Chennai.

24. S.Elizabeth 04.01.2016

To

05.01.2016

International Conference

Conference Stability Analysis of a discrete time prey-predator model with allee effect in the predator using a center manifold theory

SRM University, Kattankulathur

25. S.Elizabeth 04.01.2016

To

05.01.2016


Conference Stability Analysis of a discrete time SVIS epidemic model with immigration of infectives and a saturated incidence rate

SRM University, Kattankulathur

26. S.Elizabeth 05.01.2016

To

07.01.2016


Conference A Discrete-Time Harvested Prey-Predator Model with Carrying Capacity in Prey

PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore

27. S.Elizabeth 05.01.2016

To

07.01.2016


Conference Stability Analysis of a discrete time SIQR epidemic model with quarantine adjusted incidence rate

PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore

28. Dr.Kumari N. 06.01.2016

National Conference Works of Prof. M. Saibu Maraikaayar Abdul Hakeem College, Melvisharam

29. Ms.K.B.Kanimozhi 06.01.2016 National Conference Comparison women’s Rights in the poems of M.Metha and Andal priyadharshini

Abdul Hakeen College,

Melvisharam

30. Ms. Papeetha J 06.01.2016 National Conference Spiritual life of syed Asia ummal Abdul Hakeen College,

Melvisharam

82

31. Dr.G. Senthilselvi 06.01.2016 National Conference The Islamic Lullabies Abdul Hakim college, Melvisharam, Arcot


Conference Contribution of Islams to Tamil Literature

Abdul Hakkim College Vellore

33. V.R.Meenakshi 06.01.2016 National Conference Vellore M.Narayanan’s poems refer to Islam’s saints

Abdul Hakkeem College, Melvisharam.

34. V.R.Meenakshi 20.01.2016 National Conference Nature description in Thembavani Punitha Siluvai College, Trichy.

35. Ms. Gowthamaselvi E. 06.01.2016 National Conference Islaamic message in the short stories of Azhagiya Periyavan

Abdul hakeem college (Autonomous) Melvisharam

36. S. Deepa 06.01.2016 National Conference Metha’s words about Nabigal Nayagam

C.Abdul Hakeem College of Arts and Science,Melvisharam,Vellore

37. Sr. Amala Valarmathy A 12.01.2016

To

13.01.2016

International Protean frames: international conference on contemporary discourses on gender

Arundhati Roy’s power politics: The Reincarnation of Rumpelstiltskin as a Dissent narrative of patriarchal ideology

Christ University and Liverpool Hope university, Bengaluru

38. Dr. Auxilia Antony 21.01.2016 Internationall Conference Entrepreneurship and Business Enterprises

MMES Womens Arts and Science College, Melvisharam, Vellore, India

39. Dr. Beulah Suresh 22.01.2016 National conference What is the perception of students in a small town about (SNS) social networking system

Sacred heart college-Thirupattur

40. Dr.S. Renugadevi 22.01.2016 National conference Spiritual aspects of leadership Sacred heart college-Thirupattur

83

41. Dr.S.Renugadevi 29.01.2016 National Seminar Emotional intelligence _ An effective tool to manage stress and anxiety of work place

SDNB vaishnau college for women Chennai

42. Ms. N. Sathya 29.01.2016

to

30.01.2016

International Conference A study on influence of time management on professional development of college teachers in self financing institutions in relation to their job performance in Vellore Dt., Tamilnadu

Sri Vidhya Mandir Arts and Science College, Katteri, Krishnagiri, India

43. Dr. P. Meenakshi 29.01.2016

to

30.01.2016

International Conference Work stress among college teachers in self financing Arts and Science College in Vellore Dt., Tamilnadu

Sri Vidhya Mandir Arts and Science College, Katteri, Krishnagiri, India

44. Sr.Amala Valarmathy A 06.02. 2016 International Narrative and Narratology: Traditions and Innovations in story-telling patterns

The Wisdom of Folly : Framed Narration in Beschi’s Paramartha Guru and His Disciples

Garden city college of science and management studies, Bengaluru.

45. Sr. Amala Valarmathy A 04.02.2016 International International conference on English language and literature: retrospects and prospects

Story Telling to engage and motivate reluctant learners

Bishop Heber college , Trichy

46. Ms. K.Deepa 18.02.2016

To

19.02.2016

National Seminar Impact on Social media on Youth Voorhees College-Vellore

84

47. Ms. E.AnithaAlice 18.02.2016

to

19.02.2016

National Seminar Impact on Social media on Rural Youth

Voorhees College-Vellore

48. B. V. Gowri 18.02.2016 To

19.02.2016

National Workshop on curriculam designing

in Microbiology ( NAWOCDM_2016)

Outcome based Education enhancing employability and career opportunity in Microbiology

St.Joseph College of Arts and Science, Cuddalore

49. Ms. Shanthi A L 25.02.2016 National Conference Mobile Computational Offloading Architecture

Adhiparasakthi college of Arts and Science, Kalavai.

50. Ms. Suganya V 25.02.2016 National Conference Dynamic Design in Mobile Computational Offloading

Adhiparasakthi college of Arts and Science, Kalavai.


to

05.03.2016

International Conference Understanding of Major Challenges in Industrial Relations and their Correlation with Retention and Productivity - With Reference to Automotive Industry

M.M.E.S. Women’s Arts and Science College, Melvisharam


to

05.03.2016

International Conference “Employee Satisfaction with a Collaborative Style Performance Evaluation System – A Case Study

M.M.E.S. Women’s Arts and Science College, Melvisharam

53. Dr. S. Renugadevi 04.03.2016

to

05.03.2016

International Conference Customer satisfaction with banking sector services

M.M.E.S Wome’s Arts and science college, Melvisharam

54. Sr. Sumathi M 05.03.2016 International Conference The Role of Education in Empowering women

IMRF-Hydrabad

85

55. S.Elizabeth 12.03.2016 National Conference Globlal Statbility analysis and discrete non linear delay incidence function of a taeniasis model


56. L.Sujatha 12.03.2016 National

Conference Fuzzy zero point menthod for finding the fuzzy objective value for uftp

VIT University

57. R. Kuzhali 12.03.2016 National Conference Comparative study on the effect of Dean number and Grashof number in the laminar flow with convective heat

transfer through the curved square duct

VIT University

58. R. Kuzhali 12.03.2016 National Conference A Study on the solution of the steady flow over a circular rotating plate in porous medium with heat transfer

VIT University

59. Ms. Radhika R. 07.04.2016 National Conference An Energy efficient technique for object tracking in Wireless Sensor Network

St. Peter’s University,

Chennai.

60. Ms. N. Sathya 18.02.2016

To

19.02.2016

National Seminar A study on users and abuses of social media on person life on different individual users in the personal era with respect to Vellore Dt., Tamilnadu

Voorhes College, Vellore

61. S. Deepa Tamil National

Conference Special Rhetoric in Kavinjar Metha’s Aagayarthikirku Adutha Veedu

Jamaal Muhamadhu College,Trichy

62. Ms Kalaiselvi R.H 03.03.2016

To

04.03.2016

National Literature and the Politics of Representation

Impact of Biased Upbringing on Self-An analysis of Shashi Deshpande’s The Dark Holds No Terror

Muthurangam Government Arts College Vellore

86

63. Ms Geetha 03.03.2016

To

04.03.2016


The Theme of Man- Women Relationship in contemporary Indian Fiction


64. Ms Gayathri 03.03.2016

To

04.03.2016


Plight of woman in Mahasweta Devi’s Short stories


65. Ms Shobana 03.03.2016

To

04.03.2016


Hedonism in Kushwant Singh’s I Shall not hear the Nightingales


66. Ms Geetha R 28.03.2016

To

29.03.2016

National Social problems in the Literature of Indian Languages

The Emergence of the New Woman in Nayantara Saghal’s Storm in Chandigrah

C.Abdul Hakeem College, Melvisharam, Vellore.

67. Ms Shobana S 28.03.2016

To

29.03.2016

National Social problems in the Literature of Indian Languages

The Problems of Immigration in Jhumpa Lahari’s The Namesake

C.Abdul Hakeem College, Melvisharam, Vellore

87

DETAILS OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN CULTURAL EVENTS/AWARDS

S. No. Date Programme Conducted by Event participants Prize won State/ University National /

International

1. 21.05.2015 to

31.05.2015

Theatre training Sacred Heart College Training 1 - State level

2. 21.06.2015 International Yoga Day

VIT

Yoga Sindhuja.G,

Varshini,J University

3. 05.07.2015

To 13.07.2015

India-Srilanka Youth Exchange Programme


Youth Related Issues – Cultural Exchange Programme

K. Vidhya, S. Jaya Durga, B. Jayashree, R. Sandheya. V, Sahithya, Karishma Kumarie. R.Poornima

International

4. 25.07.2015 To

26.07.2015

Venture of Adventure “for the Bronze Medal from the Duke of Edinburg Inter-national Award”

Challenge India – International Special Project - Audacious Dreams Foundation

Trekking 143 Students Bronze Medal

International

5. 25.07.2015 Inter-Collegiate Competition

Dravida Munaytra Kazhagam &

Murasoli Trust

Bharathidasan Poetry

32 - State

6. 13.08.2015 To

20.08.2015

India-Srilanka Youth Exchange Programme - Global Under-standing for Sustainable Development

Audacious Dreams Foundation Common Wealth Youth Sports for Development And Peace

Youth Related Issues - Cultural Exchange Programme

20 Students

88

7. 20.08.2015

Muthamizh Vizha Dept of Tamil- Dance 8 Ist Prize- College level


Abdul Hakeem College, Visharam

Kalam Kanauv Ninaivaga

Ms. Latha 1st Prize District


J.C.I. District Kalamin Kanauvgal Essay, Speech, Dance, Quiz

Ms. Latha I B.Com Ms. Yogashree II B.Sc. Micro Biology Ms. Pavithra II Vis. Com

1st Prize II Prize

III Prize

District

10. 15.09.2015 Film Fest Sathyabama University

The Legend 2015 Short Film Festival

2 - State


Ethiraj College, Chennai

Visual Merchandise

II MBA II Place State


Islamiah Women’s Arts & Science

College

Management I & II BBA Overall Champion

ship

State


Thanthai Periyar Polytechnic College

Essay Ms. Sandhiya II B.C.A.

II Prize State


Muthurangam Arts & Science College

Speech Ms. Latha I B.Com

I Prize

State

15. 03.02.2016 “Karisal” ManonmaniumSundranar University, Thirunelveli

Collage 2 I State

16. 04.02.2016 “Karisal” ManonmaniumSundranar University, Thirunelveli

Face Painting 2 I State

17. 16.02.2016 COMMITS Sacred heart College, Thirupathur

Group Discussion

Janani S and Keerthana K

First

89


Mime Sri Harshini M, Akilha S, Sandhya D, Amritha VArshini S, Anisha Soundarya K B, Anu Joe Roselin J, Haritha S, Sandheya R and Hemavathi S.

Second State Level


Add Zap Janani S, Keerthana L N Haritha S, Nivetha M G, Nivetha B, Neeraja B and Hevamathi S

First State Level


Quiz Amritha VArshini S and Anu Joe Roselin J

First State Level


Best Manager

Priyadharshini R

Second State Level

22. 26.02.2016 Management Meet G.T.E.C Ad-Zap II MBA IInd Place State

23. 26.02.2016 Management Meet G.T.E.C Best CEO V.J. Arivu Selvee,

II MBA Ist Place State

24. 26.02.2016 Management Meet G.T.E.C Paper

Presentation K. Subha Chandra, II MBA

Ist Place State

25. 04.03.2016

To

05.03.2016

DNA Day -2016 National Level Symposium Cum Workshop


Poster Presentation

Ayeshwarya.J II year

Vishnu priya.P II year

- National Level

90

26. 08.03.2016 Women Development

Vellore counsil Drawing

competion

Nivedha.V University

27. 09.04.2016 Self Composed Dance Competition- Diabetes & Brain

Christian Medical College, Vellore

Dance Competition



Nandhini.M II year

Monika.M II year

Nandhini.S II year

Kanmani.K IIyear

- State level

28. Bharathidasan’s Poem Reciting Competition

D.M.K. Party Speech K. Neela Nageswari(II M.Sc Mathematics)

1st Prize (Rs. 5000)

District Level

29. 09.04.2016 Self Composed Dance

Competition- Diabetes & Brain

Christian Medical College, Vellore

Dance Competition



Nandhini.M II year

Monika.M II year

Nandhini.S II year

Kanmani.K IIyear

- State level

91

PERFORMANCE IN SPORTS ACTIVITIES

PARTICIPANTS OF STUDENTS IN SPORTS ACTIVITIES 2015-16

S.No. Date Game/Event Level Prizes Won

Organized by Name of Participants

Class

1. 18.08.2015 Table Tennis Inter Collegiate - Auxilium College, Vellore

1. Vijayalakshmi B. 2. Janani S. 3. Ambritha S. 4. Pavithra G.

III B.Com

I B.Com

I B.Com

I B.Sc. Physics

2. 10.08.2015 Kho- Kho Inter Collegiate - Bharathi Women’s College,

Arni

1. Archana P. 2. Rajalakshmi S. 3. Banu Priya M 4. Sofiya Carline V 5. Lithvin A 6. Ramya R. 7. Akhila S. 8. Ramya Shree T. 9. Lucksha Jelina A 10. Levinciya V. 11. Kosusalya D. 12. Shanmuga Priya I.

III B.A. English ‘C’

III B.B.A.

III B.Com

II B.A. English A

III B.Sc. Mathematics


I B.Com

II B.A.English ‘B’

I B.A.English ‘A’


II B.Sc. Chemistry

I B.A. English ‘B’

3. 18.08.2015 Shuttle Badminton

Inter Collegiate - Auxilium College, Vellore

1. Charu Shree J 2. Purnima R. 3. Luksha Jelina A 4. Saranya V.


II B.Com.


III B.B.A.

92

4. 09.09.2015 Hockey Inter Collegiate Runner Auxilium College, Vellore

1. Maithily R. 2. Chitra S. 3. Banu Priya M. 4. Pooja K. 5. Pooja R. 6. Nandhini B. 7. Thenmozhi R. 8. Archana P 9. Rajalakshmi S. 10. Charushree J. 11. Angel L. 12. Janet F. 13. Bhuvana P. 14. Justina Mary P. 15. Parveen S. 16. Dhivya V. 17. Vinothini S. 18. Sangavi K.


III B.C.A.

III B.Com

III B.Com

III B.Com

III B.Com

III B.Com

III B.A.English ‘C’

III B.B.A.




II B.C.A.

II B.C.A.

I B.A. History

I B.A. History

I B.A. History

I B.A. History

93

5. 14.09.2015 Basket Ball Inter Collegiate Runners- Up

Auxilium College, Vellore

1. Backiya V. 2. Pooja R. 3. Chitra S. 4. Anne Cathrina 5. Shrestha Varma 6. Monicka 7. Jestina Mary P. 8. Sofiya 9. Nandhini 10. Jeni Sales Martina

D. 11. Pavedham

III B.C.A.

III B.Com

III B.C.A.

III B.Sc. Vis. Com

II B.Sc. Vis. Com

II B.Sc. Vis. Com

II B.C.A.

I B.Sc. Com. Science

I B.C.A.

I B.Sc. Mathematics

I B.A. English ‘C’

6. 23.09.2015 Cricket Inter Collegiate - Auxilium College, Vellore

1. Purnima R. 2. Yuva Rani .S 3. Mary Macdaline J 4. Nandhini 5. Jayanthi 6. Reena Nancy 7. Soundarya N. 8. Sweetha G. 9. Keerthana K. 10. Jayalaskhmi A. 11. Suganthi G. 12. Senthamil Selvi

M.

II B.Com. III B.Sc. Mathematics II B.Sc. Mathematics III B.A.English III B.Sc. Physics I M.A. English III B.A. English III B.A. English II B.Sc. Chemistry II B.A.English II B.Com. I M.Com.

94

7. 08.10.2015 Hand Ball Inter Collegiate Winner Auxilium College, Vellore

1. Chitra S. 2. Divya V. 3. Backiya V. 4. Banu Priya M. 5. Pooja R. 6. Sathya K. 7. Mary Macdaline 8. Jastina Mary 9. Shrimathi S. 10. Levinciya V. 11. Nandhini 12. Divya V.

III B.C.A. III B.Sc. Mathematics III B.C.A. III B.Com III B.Com. II B.A. History II B.Sc. Mathematics II B.C.A. III B.Sc. Mathematics I B.A. English ‘A’ I B.C.A. I B.A. History

8. 08.10.2015 Ball Badminton

Inter Collegiate - Auxilium College, Vellore

1. Shylajaco S. 2. Chitra A. 3. Lavanya S. 4. Divya S. 5. Purnima M. 6. Yuvarani R. 7. Anthonyammal L 8. June W. 9. Saranya G. 10. Lucksha Jelina A.

III B.Sc. Mathematics III B.Sc. Mathematics II B.Com III B.Sc. Mathematics I B.A. English ‘A’ I B.A. English ‘A’ I B.A. English ‘A’

95

9. 12.01.2016 Volley Ball Inter Collegiate

- DKM College, Vellore

1. Asha V. 2. Ragavi P.

3. Nancy A. 4. Indhumathi N. 5. Saranya S. 6. Subasree V. 7. Sumitha S. 8. Flora Lincy C 9. Ramya Shree T. 10. Lucksha Jelina M. 11. Sandhiya R.

III English III Microbiology BCA-II B.Com –III Bio-Chemistry-II Bio-Chemistry-III Maths –I II English-‘A’ II English-‘B’ I English ‘A’ I B.C.A

10. 12.08.2015 Kabaddi Inter Collegiate

- Shanmuga Institute of Arts & Science College, Thiruvannamalai

1. Angline Rita A. 2. Sathya K. 3. Srimathi S 4. Elavarasi T. 5. Jenifer J. 6. Kodhai Nayagi B. 7. Anitha H. 8. Preethi M. 9. Sandhya 10. Haritha 11. Dhivya V. 12. Thenmozhi R.

III B.A.English ‘A’ II B.A. History III B.Sc. Mathematics III B.A. English ‘C’ III B.Sc. Mathematics III B.Sc. Mathematics II B.A. History II B.A. History III B.Sc. Mathematics

11. 10.02.2016 Foot Ball Inter Collegiate

Runners Up Auxilium College, Vellore

1. Jesintha Mary K. 2. Rajalakshmi S. 3. Lydia Pricilla J. 4. Sudha P. 5. Allan Sharmila S.V. 6. Rency Preethi X. 7. Poonguzhali V. 8. Divya M. 9. Levinciya V.

II English ‘A’ II Maths II English ‘A’ II English ‘A’ II Maths II Maths I English ‘A’

96

10. Nanthini K. 11. Vincy Vinola D. 12. Srimathi S. 13. Freeda Vinnaracy L. 14. Angelin Rita A. 15. Chitra S. 16. Divya S. 17. Banu Priya M. 18. Josephine Gracy T.R. 19. Santhiya S.

I Physics I Maths III Maths III Chemistry III English ‘A’ III B.C.A III B.Com III English-‘B’

INTERDIVISIONAL LEVEL

97

S.No. Date

Game/Event Level Prizes Won Organized by Name of Participants Class

1. 27.08.2015 Kho- Kho Inter Divisional II Place Kamban College, Thiruvannamalai

1. Archana P. 2. Rajalakshmi S.

III B.A. English ‘C’ III B.B.A.

3. 20.08.2015 Shuttle Badminton

Inter Divisional II Place Auxilium College, Vellore

1. Charu Shree J 2. Purnima R. 3. Luksha Jelina A

II B.A.English ‘B’ II B.Com. I B.A.English ‘A’ .

4. 20.08.2015 Table Tennis Inter Divisional II Place Auxilium College, Vellore

1. Vijayalakshmi B. III B.Com

5. 20.08.2015 Hockey Inter Divisional II Place Auxilium College, Vellore

1. Chitra S. 2. Banu Priya M. 3. Bhuvana P. 4. Parveen S. 5. Dhivya V. 6. Vinothini S. 7. Sangavi K.

. III B.C.A. III B.Com II B.C.A I B.A. History I B.A. History I B.A. History I B.A. History

98

6. 15.09.2015 Basket Ball Inter Divisional III Place St. Joseph College , Cuddalore

1. Backiya V. 2. Pooja R. 3. Anne Cathrina 4. Shrestha Varma 5. Monicka

III B.C.A. III B.Com III B.Sc. Vis. Com II B.Sc. Vis. Com II B.Sc. Vis. Com

7.

25.09.2015 Cricket Inter Divisional II Place Auxilium College, Vellore

1. Purnima R. 2. Yuva Rani .S 3. Mary Macdaline J 4. Nandhini 5. Jayanthi .

II B.Com. III B.Sc. Mathematics II B.Sc. Mathematics I B.Sc. Physics I B.Sc. Physics

6. 09.10.2015 Hand Ball Inter Divisional IV Shanmuga College, Thiruvanamalai

1. Chitra S. 2. Divya V. 3. Backiya V. 4. Banu Priya M. 5. Pooja R. 6. Sathya K. 7. Mary Macdaline 8. Jastina Mary 9. Shrimathi S. 10. Levinciya V. 11. Nandhini 12. Divya V.

III B.C.A. III B.Sc. Mathematics III B.C.A. III B.Com III B.Com. II B.A. History II B.Sc. Mathematics II B.C.A. III B.Sc. Mathematics I B.A. English ‘A’ I B.C.A. I B.A. History

7. 13.01.2016 Ball Badminton

Inter Divisional II Place Shanmuga College, Thiruvanamalai

1. Shylajaco S. 2. Lavanya S.

III B.Sc. Maths

8. 03.02.2016 Volley Ball Inter Divisional I Place DKM College, Vellore

1. Asha V. 2. Ragavi P

III English III Microbiology

9. 05.02.2016 Kabaddi Inter Divisional I Place St. Joseph College, Cuddalore

1. Angline Rita A. 2. Sathya K.

III B.A.English ‘A’ II B.A. History

99

10. 15.02.2016 Foot Ball Inter Divisional II Place St. Joseph College, Cuddalore

1. Jesintha Mary K. 2. Rajalakshmi S. 3. Lydia Pricilla J. 4. Sudha P. 5. Poonguzhali V. 6. Divya M. 7. Nanthini K. 8. Freeda Vinnaracy L. 9. Angelin Rita A. 10. Banupriya M 11. Josephine Gracy T.R. 12. Sandhiya S.

II English ‘A’ II Maths II English ‘A’ II English ‘A’ II Maths II Maths I English ‘A’ I Physics I Maths III Maths III Chemistry III English ‘A’

11. 13.08.2015 Chess Inter Divisional I Place II Place

Periyar College, Caddulore

1. Soundarya N 2. Pavithra R.

III B.A.English ‘C’ II B.Com

List of Players Participated in the South Zone Inter University /All India Inter University Tournament

100

S.No. Date


1.

03.01.2016 To 07.01.2016

Kho – Kho Inter University - Tamil Nadu Sports University,

Chennai

1. Archana P. III English

2.

25.01.2016

To 27.01.2016

Table Tennis Inter University - Vikram University

1. Vijayalakshmi B. III B.Com Shift-I

3.

06.02.2016

To 09.02.2016

Kabaddi Inter University - T.N.P.E.S.U. Chennai

1. Angeline Rita X. 2. Sathya K.

III English ‘A’ II History

101

4.

31.10.2015

To 04.11.2015

Hockey Inter University - Mysore University,

Mysore

1. Dhivya V. 2. Vinothini S. 3. Sangavi K. 4. Parveen S.

II History I History I History I History

5.

24.09.2015

To 27.09.2015

Basket Ball Inter University - S.R.M. University Chennai

1. Backiyab V. 2. Pooja R.

III B.C.A III B.Com

6.

02.01.2016

To 05.01.2016

Hand Ball Inter University - Alagappa University, Karaikudi

1. Chitra S. 2. Shrimathi S.

III B.C.A III B.Com Shift-II

7.

23.02.2016 to 27.02.2016

Ball Badminton

Inter University - S.R.M. University Chennai

1. Shylaja A III Maths

8.

20.02.2016

To 25.02.2016

Foot Ball Madras University

Winner Madras University

1. Angelin Rita X. III English

102

9.

02.03.2016

To 08.03.2016

Cricket Saveetha University

- Saveetha University

1. Purnima X 2. Mary Macdalin L.

III B.Com II Maths

10.

25.02.2016 To 30.02.2016

Foot Ball All India Inter University

IV Place Madras University

1.Angelin Rita X. III English

INTERNATIONAL REVIERA SPORTS & CULTURALS

ORGANIZED BY VIT VELLORE

103

S.No. Date

Game/Event Prizes Won Name of Participants Class

1. 18.08.2015 Shuttle Badminton IV 1. Charu Shree J 2. Purnima R. 3. Luksha Jelina A 4. Saranya V.

II B.A.English ‘B’ II B.Com. I B.A.English ‘A’ III B.B.A.

2. 18.08.2015 Table Tennis IV 1. Vijayalaskhmi B. 2. Janani S. 3. Ambritha S. 4. Pavithra G.

III B.Com. I B.Com. I B.Com. I B.Sc. Physics

3. 14.09.2015 Basket Ball IV 1. Backiya V. 2. Pooja R. 3. Chitra S. 4. Anne Cathrina 5. Shrestha Varma 6. Monicka 7. Jestina Mary P. 8. Sofiya 9. Nandhini 10. Jeni Sales Martina D. 11. Pavedham

III B.C.A. III B.Com III B.C.A. III B.Sc. Vis. Com II B.Sc. Vis. Com II B.Sc. Vis. Com II B.C.A. I B.Sc. Com. Science I B.C.A. I B.Sc. Mathematics I B.A. English ‘C’

104

4. 12.01.2016 Volley Ball III 1. Asha V. 2. Ragavi P. 3. Nancy A. 4. Indhumathi N. 5. Saranya S. 6. Subasree V. 7. Sumitha S. 8. Flora Lincy C 9. Ramya Shree T. 10. Lucksha Jelina M. 11. Sandhiya R.

III English III Microbiology BCA-II B.Com –III Bio-Chemistry-II Bio-Chemistry-III Maths –I II English-‘A’ II English-‘B’ I English ‘A’ I B.C.A

5. 26.01. 2016 to

27.01.2016

High Jump

Long Jump

800 Mtrs

I Place

I Place

III Place

Divya V II B.A. English ‘B’

6. 26.01. 2016 to

27.01.2016

400 Mtrs

800 Mtrs

I Place

I Place

Chithra .S III B.C.A

7. 26.01. 2016 to

27.01.2016

5000 Mtrs

800 Mtrs

I Place

II Place

Nandhini B. III B.Com

8. 26.01. 2016 to

27.01.2016

100 Mtrs II Place Banupriya M. III B.Com

9. 26.01. 2016 to

5000 Mtrs III Place Laksha Jelina A. I B.A English

105

27.01.2016 Javelin throw III Place

10. 26.01. 2016

to

27.01.2016

3000 Mtrs III Place Levinciya V I B.A English

11.

02.02.201

6 To

08.02.2016

Throw Ball

IV 1. Angelin Rita A.

2. Joesphine Gracy T.R.

3. Pooja R.

4. Pooja K.

5. Banu Priya M.

6. Priyanka

7. Uvasathiya B.

8. Purnima R.

9. Sathya K.

10. Anitha H.

11. Jesintha Mary A.

12. Divya V.

III B.A. English ‘A’

III B.A. English ‘A’

III B.Com

III B.Com

III B.Com

III B.Com

III B.Com

III B.Com

II B.A. History

II B.A. History

II B.A. English ‘A’

I B.A. History

12.

02.02.201

6 To

08.02.2016

Volley Ball IV 1. Asha V.

2. Ragavi P.

3. Nancy A.

4. Indhumathi N.

5. Saranya S.

6. Subasree V.

7. Sumitha S.

8. Flora Lincy C

9. Ramya Shree T.

10. Lucksha Jelina M.

11. Sandhiya R.

III English

III Microbiology

BCA-II

B.Com –III

Bio-Chemistry-II

Bio-Chemistry-III

Maths –I

II English-‘A’

II English-‘B’

I English ‘A’

I B.C.A

106

District Level Sports and Tournaments

107

S.No. Date


1.

31.12.2015

Chess District I Chess Association

Vellore

1. Soundarya N. III B.A.English ‘C’

2.

29.12.2015

Long Jump District II SDAT – Vellore 1. Archana P. III B.A.English ‘C’

3.

Hockey District - Nethaji Stadium, Vellore

1. Maithily R. 2. Chitra S. 3. Banu Priya M. 4. Pooja K. 5. Pooja R. 6. Nandhini B. 7. Thenmozhi R. 8. Archana P 9. Rajalakshmi S. 10. Charushree J. 11. Angel L. 12. Janet F. 13. Bhuvana P. 14. Justina Mary P. 15. Parveen S. 16. Dhivya V. 17. Vinothini S. 18. Sangavi K.

III B.Sc. Mathematics III B.C.A. III B.Com III B.Com III B.Com III B.Com III B.Com III B.A.English ‘C’ III B.B.A. II B.A.English ‘B’ II B.A.English ‘B’ II B.A.English ‘B’ II B.C.A. II B.C.A. I B.A. History I B.A. History I B.A. History I B.A. History

108

19.

Basket Ball 1. Backiya V. 2. Pooja R. 3. Chitra S. 4. Anne Cathrina 5. Shrestha Varma 6. Monicka 7. Jestina Mary P. 8. Sofiya 9. Nandhini 10. Jeni Sales Martina D 11. Pavedham

III B.C.A. III B.Com III B.C.A. III B.Sc. Vis. Com II B.Sc. Vis. Com II B.Sc. Vis. Com II B.C.A. I B.Sc. Com. Science I B.C.A. I B.Sc. Mathematics I B.A. English ‘C’

109

NCC ACTIVITIES

S.No Date

(DD/MM/YYY) Topic of the programme

and date Beneficiaries

No of participants (Our students)/

(outsiders)

Name of the resource person

and address

Organized By

Level (International/ National/State/

University) 1.

21.06.2015 First international day of yoga

Cadets 66

G.V Selvam VIT university.

Ministry of Defence International

2. 07.07.2015

Blood donation camp CMCH patient 4

- NCC, Auxilium college

State

3.

08.09.2015

Seminar on Disaster Management and its importance

Cadets and students

250

Dr. Jayakumar R. Asst. Professor , GITAM University , Bangalore

NCC, Auxilium College National

4. 14.09.2015

Helmet awareness Rally

Cadets and public 230

Dr.R. Nanthagopal,District Collector

NCC and Youth Red Cross

State

5. 21.02.2016

Polio vaccination camp Children 58

- Ministry of primary health

State

110

NSS ACTIVITIES

S.NO Event Date No. of.

Participants

Organized by Chief Guest

1.

Commemoration of Vellore Sepoy

Revolt- Input Session

09.07.15

400

In collaboration with Tamil

Nadu Progressive Writers

Forum

Mr. Mullai Vasan, President,

Tamil Nadu Progressive Writers

Forum, Vellore

Mr. Mukil, HR Manager, BHEL

2.

College Bazaar- The stalls were

installed in the college premises

displaying the products of the Self

Help Groups to promote and

support the women entrepreneur.

19.8.15-

21.8.15

In collaboration with District

Women Welfare Department.

Mr. Ruppan, Project Officer,

District Women Welfare

Department.

3.

World Suicide Prevention Day

Input Session

10.09.15

300

NSS Unit

Zubaida Sultana, Counselor, VIT

University

Mr. Kannan, Chairman, Bless

Trust, Mr. Chandra Sekar,

President, Udavuam Ullangal –a

NGO concern and

Mr. Anbu, President Anbu

Illam- a home for mentally

retarded children

4.

Rally to commemorate Dr

A.P.J. Abdul Kalam birthday –

From Gandhi Mandabam to

Collector office

15.10.15

300


Administration

Dr. Nanda Gopal, Dist.

Collector, Vellore District

111

5.

National Voters Day

25.01.16

200

In collaboration with Katpadi

Taluk Office.

Mr. Saravanan, Katpadi

Thasildar,

Mr. Santhose, Revenue Officer,

Katpadi Division

6.

Awareness on right to vote

09.03.16

1000


Administration

Dr. Nanda Gopal, Dist Collector

of Vellore District

Ms. Loganayagi, Joint Director,

Women Welfare Department

7. Awareness programme on

non- banking financial institution

09.03.16 1000 In collaboration Police Force

Mr. Velmurugan, DSP,

Ms Senthil Kumari, SI

112

Participation of the NSS Programme Officer

S.No. Name of the PO Participated in /as Date Organized by Chief Guest

1. Ms. P. Amutha Arockia Mary NSS inaugural function-

Chief Guest

Spoke on “The importance of NSS to the society”

20.07.15 Sacred Heart college, Thirupattur

2. Dr. Senthil Selvi and Ms. Parimala Training Programme on“WASH” (Water, Sanitation and hygiene)

22.09.15 Integrated Development Initiative & Alternatives Foundation (India)

Dr. Nanda Gopal,

District Collector

Vellore

3.

Dr. Preetha and Ms. Deepa Training Programme on“WASH” (Water, Sanitation and hygiene)

3.11.15 Integrated Development Initiative & Alternatives Foundation (India)

Dr. Nanda Gopal,

District Collector

Vellore

4. Ms. P. Amutha Arockia Mary Annual NSS Special Camp

Resource Person

2.02.16 Don Bosco Boys Higher Secondary School.- Katpadi

5. Ms.P. Amutha and Dr.Senthil Selvi NSS Programme Officers Meet.

23.02.16 Dr. Jegethisan, NSS Programme Co- ordinator

Thiruvallur University.

Dr. G. Murugan, vice- chancellor, Thiruvallur University

113

ANNEXURE

CAREER GUIDANCE & PLACEMENT CELL

PROGRAMMES ORGANIZED FOR THE STUDENTS

CAMPUS INTERVIEWS 2015- 2016

1. Details of student counselling and career guidance

S. No. Date Programme Topic Conducted by Beneficiaries

1. 25.07.2015

& 26.07.2015

Soft Skill Training

Programme

Personality Development, Communicative Skill, Resume

Building, Group discussion Practices, Mock Personal

Interviews

Mr. Rajesh Thomas, Professional Soft Skill

trainer from C2C Chennai.

III B.Sc Maths(Shift II) & III B.C.A (Shift II)

2. 22.8.2015

& 23.8.2015

Soft Skill Training Programme

Personality Development, Communicative Skill, Resume Building, Group discussion Practices, Mock Personal Interviews

Mr. Rajesh Thomas, Professional Soft Skill trainer from C2C Chennai.

III B.Sc Maths (Shift-I) & III B.Sc Zoology (Shift-I)

3. 12.09.2015

& 13.09.2015


Personality Development, Communicative Skill, Resume Building, Group discussion Practices, Mock Personal Interviews


III B.Com (Shift-II)

III B.Sc Physics(Shift-II) III B.Sc Microbiology

4. 23.1.2016

& 24.1.2016


Personality Development, Communicative Skill, Resume Building, Group discussion Practices, Mock Personal


III B.A English ‘A’,’B’,’C’ section and III B.A History

114

Interviews

5.

30.1.2016

&

31.1.2016

Soft Skill

Training

Programme

Personality Development,

Communicative Skill, Resume

Building, Group discussion

Practices, Mock Personal

Interviews

Mr. Rajesh Thomas,

Professional Soft Skill

trainer from C2C Chennai.

III B.Com (Shift-I),III B.B.A

and III B.Sc Computer Science

6.

13.2.2016

&

14.2.2016

Soft Skill

Training

Programme

Personality Development,

Communicative Skill, Resume

Building, Group discussion

Practices, Mock Personal

Interviews


III B.Sc Visual

Communication,III B.C.A

(Shift-I), III B.Sc Chemistry, and

III B.Sc Bio Chemistry

1. Details of campus placement

S. No. Date Programme Topic Conducted by Beneficiaries

1. 21.09.2015 Campus Interview Recruitment for the Post of Programmers

TVS

Around 50 students from B.Com department were participated and 5 students got selected

1. Karthiga.M 2. Deepa.R 3. Harini.S 4. Sasikala.S 5. Selvi.B

2. 27.11.2015 Orientation

Program Higher Education

AZIM Premji University

All UG Final Year Students

3. 16.12.2015 Orientation

Program Campus

GODFATHER Consultancy

All PG and M.Phil final year students

4. 21.12.2015 Campus Interview Tele- Calling Tata Docomo Around 110 students attended the interview.

5. 21.12.2015 Campus Interview Business Executive ISSM B School Eighty Final year students and Fifteen MBA students applied.

115

6. 11.1.2016 Campus Interview Tele- Calling Sri Vaisha Communication

Around 29 students were selected in the interview.

1. Marina Monisha 2. Arockia Mary 3. Kaviya Ramamoorthy 4. Abirami 5. Swetha J 6. Priya F 7. Mythili K 8. Gayadhri Jayaraman\ 9. Swtha K 10. Divya S 11. Sumathi N 12. Pavithra R. 13. Rashmitha S. 14. Lithvin A 15. Asuntha Flora P.A. 16. Bharathi N 17. Kodainayaki B 18. Deepa V 19. Jayashree N 20. Divya Bharathi R 21. Sharina Konain S 22. Gayathiri N 23. Nivetha Priya A 24. Karthiga A 25. Nithyashri R 26. Yuvarani C 27. Delhi Lakshmi 28. Aswini S

116

29. Morinsheela A

7. 28.1.2016 Combined Campus

Interview Recruitment for the Post of Programmers

WIPRO

Around 14 students from various department participated and 4 students got selected

1. Poornima P. 2. Aswini P. 3. Maria Ruteena A 4. Sonia K.

8.

24.1.2016, 26.1.2016

& 6.2.2016

Coaching Class Banking Coaching Class

V Reap Group Members

More than 150 students was benefited through this sessions

9. 3.2.2016 Campus Interview Medical Coding Indian Health Care

Around 20 students from B.Sc Bio Chemistry Department attended the interview and 2students got selected.

1. Keerthana.V 2. Wejithatabassum.A



Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)

Around 75 students from B.Sc Computer Science and BCA B.Sc Maths, B.Sc Physics Department attended the interview and nine students got selected.

1. Nithya Ramesh 2. Abirami 3. Arockiyamary 4. Narmatha N 5. Dimple S 6. Indhuja N 7. Pavithra 8. Poorvaja Sadasivam 9. Priyadharshini Agnes

117



Infosys

Around 40 students from B.Sc Computer Science and BCA Department attended the interview and 16 students got selected.

1. Maria Rufeena A 2. Ashwini 3. Delhi 4. Gayathri 5. Judith 6. Kanimozhi 7. Karthiga P 8. Kanimozhi 9. Priya 10. Kanimozhi 11. Priya 12. Priyadharshini S 13. Punitha 14. Mahalaskshmi 15. Rebecca A 16. Sadhya R.A.



Computer Science Corporations (CSC)

10 students from B.C.A., B.Sc., Computer Science attended the program and 1 students got selected.

1. Mira S

118

13. 12.2.2016 Campus Interview Medical Coding AGS Health Care

40 students from B.A English and B.B.A attended the program and 7 students got selected.

1. Preethi.M 2. Nandhini.M 3. Revathi.A 4. Jeevitha.P 5. Kanimozhi.D 6. Manjula.S 7. Bavyasri.S 8. Gayathri 9. Lavanya 10. 10.Pavithra 11. Hemalatha 12. Harini 13. Logeshwari 14. Meenakshi 15. Monalisa 16. Amirthavarshini 17. Kumutha 18. Ashwini 19. Ashwini claret 20. Sweety Priyanka 21. Angeline. 22. Nandhini



Accenture

Around 15 students from B.Sc Computer Science and BCA Department attended the interview and 2 students got selected.

1. Lavaniya 2. Priyanka

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Tech Mahindra

20 students from B.C.A., B.Sc., Computer Science and Mathematics (Shift-II) attended the program and 2 students got selected.

1. Margaret 2. Nivetha



WIPRO Technologies

10 students from B.C.A., B.Sc., Computer Science, M.Sc Computer Science attended the program and 4 students got selected.

1. Vishnu Priya P 2. Monica P 3. Gayathri 4. Preethi 5. Bhuvaneshwari 6. Priyanka

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17. 23.2.2016 Campus Interview Management Trainee Audacious Dreams Foundation

All UG Students from various department participated 4 students were selected

1. Divya Bharathi 2. Anupriya Sagayakumar 3. Rajashree Ravikumar 4. Gayathri Nagarajan 5. Soni Kavitha 6. Usma Fathima 7. Nithya Priya 8. Saranya S 9. Rajashree R 10. Priyanka M 11. Libica Preethi S 12. Snega G 13. Kavitha Soni A 14. Srija H 15. Deborah Priyadharshini S 16. Geethshree S 17. Anuseya J 18. Jenifer J 19. Ramya R 20. Swetha K 21.

18. 24.2.2016 Campus Interview Post of Professional Faculty

Inspire Academy (I.A.C)

All UG Students from various department participated 27 students were selected

1. Ruby Isabella P.A 2. Abinaya M 3. Kaviya R 4. Lavanya 5. Hema Latha B 6. Diviya K 7. Rithika D 8. Varshini G

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9. Dhana Lakshmi V 10. Vensi susan R 11. Ragavi G 12. Geethasri S 13. Kamali S 14. Savitha M 15. Priyanka K 16. Janaki M 17. Sarumathi B 18. Mohana Priya 19. Nithaya Priya P 20. Archana P 21. Vaidehi G 22. Devi K 23. Sasikala S 24. Archana P 25. Ishwarya R 26. Logeshwari 27. Keethana 28. Judith Gracia 29. Bhuvaneshwari E 30. Cathrine G 31. Sripriya K.V 32. Ramya 33. Sara Anjum

On Campus Off Campus

Number of Organizations Visited

Number of Students Participated



8 482 130 40

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Documents

THE ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT (AQAR) OF THE IQACauxiliumcollege.edu.in/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/... · of Business Administration– to be conducted on 21.11.2015 Workshop