ANNA UNIVERSITY COUNSELLING CODE 1140
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Transcript of ANNA UNIVERSITY COUNSELLING CODE 1140
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ANNA UNIVERSITY COUNSELLING CODE
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Best wishes for a bright
&
Brilliant Academic Year
HAND BOOK
ACADEMIC YEAR: 2020-2021
Founder Chairman’s Desk
Founder Chairman
Late Col. Dr. JEPPIAAR M.A., B.L., Ph.D
Our Honourable Founder Chairman Late Col. Dr. Jeppiaar M.A., B.L., Ph.D. is a man of
success and a wide-angled ideology. He is a leading educationist, industrialist, who has left
an indelible mark in the field of politics under ex-Chief Minister Dr. M.G. Ramachandran´s
leadership. He is well known among academicians as a dedicated educationalist and eminent
philanthropist.
He is noted for thinking ahead of times and for his progressive plans that are a unique
combination of vision, effective management and recognized for the spirit of promoting
technical education. He has dedicated himself completely for fostering technical education
and to spread knowledge amongst the youth of India. He has started Jeppiaar Institute of
Technology in the year 2011 to promote technical education.
Managing Director’s Desk
Managing Director
Dr.N.Marie Wilson B.Tech., MBA., Ph.D
We welcome the entrants to Jeppiaar Institute of Technology who are braced up to make
their mark as a true professional. Our institution aims to propagate technical and professional
education and advance the students with the right attitude and requisite skills to escalate them
into higher echelons in their respective field. With very congenial and professional
environment our faculty make a substantial contribution to academia through quality teaching
and fosters the skills and enhances the knowledge of the students through various academic
activities. The focus on comprehensive education which is all inclusive proves to be the best
for the professionals in their growth. Hence, we provide an ideal seat of learning with the
required expertise and excellence that allow our students to evolve into professionals at par
with the global standards.
With the wide infrastructure and extensive facilities you are expected to have an enriching
and life turning academic experience. The college provides facilities to students to take part
in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. The college also organizes national level
sports tournament for the students to expose their talents widely. We have developed
different forums for the students to unleash the best creative & analytical potential in the field
of Engineering & Technology and equip every student with the confidence to take up any
challenge and supersede in today´s competitive world.
Principal’s Desk
Principal
Dr.L. M.Merlin Livingston M.E., Ph.D
CONTENTS
S.No. Description Page No.
1. Vision & Mission 01
2. About the College 02
3. Courses offered 06
4. Rules, Regulations and Practices 07
5. Rules and Regulations for Hostel Inmates 09
6. The Governing Council 11
7. Anti- Ragging Committee
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8. Discipline and Welfare Committee
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9. Grievance and Redressal Committee
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10. Time table 17
11. Infrastructure and Facilities 18
12. Training and Placement activities
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13. Intellectual Property Rights Cell
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14. Entrepreneurship Development Cell (EDC) 27
15. Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) 29
16. Co-curricular activities 32
17. Scholarships & Achievements 34
18. University Rank & Trust Award holders 38
19. Personal Data 39
20. Transport Details 41
21. Professional Society 44
22. Technical Club 45
23. Contact numbers 46
24. Social Media Links 47
25. Academic Calendar 48
26. Awards & Achievements -Photo Gallery 53
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1. VISION
Jeppiaar Institute of Technology aspires to provide technical education in futuristic technologies
with the perspective of innovative, industrial and social application for the betterment of
humanity.
1.1 MISSION
To produce competent and disciplined high quality professionals with the practical skills
necessary to excel as innovative professionals and entrepreneurs for the benefit of the
society.
To improve the quality of education through excellence in teaching and learning,
research, leadership and by promoting the principles of scientific analysis, and creative
thinking.
To provide excellent infrastructure, serene and stimulating environment that is most
conducive to learning.
To strive for productive partnership between the Industry and the Institute for research
and development in the emerging fields and creating opportunities for employability.
To serve the global community by instilling ethics, values and life skills among the
students needed to enrich their lives.
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2. ABOUT THE COLLEGE
Jeppiaar Institute of Technology was established in 2011, to provide futuristic technical
education with the perspective of innovative social and industrial application for the betterment
of humanity.
Since the launch, Jeppiaar Institute of Technology propels relentlessly towards fulfilling its
vision. Jeppiaar Institute of Technology is the first institution in India to establish a laboratory
with the incorporation of „Innovative Cloud Computing Technology‟. All the classrooms are
CAI (Computer Aided Instruction) enabled with wall mount Multimedia LCD Projectors, to
make full use of the modern teaching aids. Presently, the college offers five popular professional
under-graduate engineering programs namely B.E. Computer Science and Engineering, B.E.
Electronics and Communication Engineering, B.E. Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
B.Tech Information Technology and B.E. Mechanical Engineering.
Computer Society of India (CSI), one of the professional societies in our college shares
knowledge and exchange the ideas in the ever progressive world of technology. ASME, SAE ,
IETE and the Big-Data Research Center of the college support the career needs of the students.
The IEEE students‟ chapter and IEEE Women in engineering on the campus are vibrant in
connecting to breakthrough technical information and put them in an open platform for regular
updates. Students‟ passion for robotics is commendable. National Cadet Corps (NCC), National
Service Scheme (NSS) and Youth Red Cross (YRC) are also offered for the holistic development
of the students.
Our college offers value-added courses like Interactive web designing and Progressive JAVA,
Robotics Progress Automation, Advanced Python and Introduction to Machine Learning, Drone,
3D printing, Arduino based embedded system & Robotics, Robotics & its Applications, Design
Thinking Club.
In the field of sports and games, the college ranks among the top ten in the state. The college
organizes Jeppiaar Trophy, a national level basketball tournament every year in which all the
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potential basketball teams in the country take part. The standard of the tournament is obvious and
it is recognized by Doordarshan with its live telecast.
About 90.21% of students of the 2011, 2012, 2013,2015 batch have been placed through campus
recruitment process in the reputed Multi-National Companies like WIPRO, INFOSYS, CTS,
AMAZON, SOLARITIES, SOFTURA, DATA PATTERNS, INFO VIEW, MIND TREE, AND
EMPHASIS, ONE GLOBE, ZOHO, SUPER AUTO FORGE, NTT DATA, etc., which are the
premier recruiting partners of the institution. Also, the remaining students are equally motivated
to pursue their higher education and becoming an entrepreneur.
We have created and clocked with 206* Companies opportunities from all verticals (Service
based, Product Based & Core Industry) for our 2015-19 batch Students and 181+*(Still in
progress) Companies for 2016-20 batch till date.
Currently 91.3 % (Still in progress) of our final year students 2016 – 20 batch have got placed in
different MNC‟s such as L&T INFOTECH , FRESHWORKS, HYUNDAI POLYTECH,
FOURKITES, ZOHO , AMAZON, WIPRO, BYJUS, JARO EDUCATION, CTS, TCS,IBM,
INFOSYS ,DATA PATTERNS, FULL CREATIVE, SOPRA STERIA, MPHASIS, TVS
SUNDHARAM FASTENERS, CODING MART,COVIAM TECHNOLOGIES, BRAKES
INDIA etc. and many more companies are to visit to us throughout this year for achieving
placements to all the eligible students.
To make the students involved in industrial relationship and development, our college has
signed MOU with leading international and National companies like COMSTAR Automatic
Technologies , VISETON Technical And Service Centre Private Limited, CIPET-Central
Institute Of Plastic Engineering And Technology, Automation Anywhere ,Infosys Campus
Connect, SOFTURA Private Ltd, TMISAT & ITCA ,JIT Global Info System Pvt. Ltd, Aspring
Mind Assessment Pvt Ltd, Internshala, AURISEG Consultancy Pvt Ltd, DEFSECONE
Consulting And Technologies , New Horizon College Of Engineering , TroonDx , Open Cosmos
Ltd , Committee for Space Programme Development, Republic of Serbia , Indian Institute of
HAMS , TechGig, My Ways for Internship Partner, Amcat for Assessment Partner, Expanion
for Product based Training, SIX PHRASE for Aptitude Training , GUVI for Technical training
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Partner , FACE for Training Partner and for students higher education in abroad, the institution
has signed MOU with Life Abroad Consulting Service (p) Ltd, Singapore to link more than 40
universities in abroad. Every year, the academic toppers will get the fully funded scholarship for
International Immersion Programme.
Another creative embodiment is the „Design Thinking Club‟ which nurtures the culture of design
thinking in all aspects of life focusing on preparing the design mind in association with the
School of Design Thinking, Intellect.
Quality Policy:
To provide overall direction of its performance, the Management of JIT headed by the Director,
have established a quality policy that shall reflect the work attitude and values of every employee
and member at the workplace, that is quality of operations and processes is everybody‟s
responsibility. The overall direction of JIT with respect to its quality performance shall be
aligned and maintained consistent with the quality policy and described as “To pursue global
standards of excellence in all our endeavours in teaching, infrastructure, resources,
research and continuing education through continual improvement process and
effectiveness of the quality management system”.
JEPPIAAR REMIBAI EDUCATIONAL TRUST
Objectives:
i. To establish, maintain, acquire, run, improve and develop educational institutions like
Schools, Colleges, Poly Techniques, Medical, Dental, Engineering colleges, Business
Schools, Management and Computer Education Private Universities declared under
Section 3 of the U.G.C. Act including hostels and also any other institutions without any
motive of profit.
ii. To seek and get affiliation of the various institutions run by the trust and private
universities to be formed in due course under Section 3 of the U.G.C. act to be formed in
the due course to various universities of different disciplines.
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iii. To seek and get approvals from the Government bodies such as AICTE,MEDICAL
COUNCIL, Dental Council, U.G.C., NCTE and Affiliation from the respective OTHER
STATUTORY Universities affiliating technical courses as well as general academic
courses and any other authorities at present in existence or to be established by the State
Union Government from time to time.
iv. To award Scholarship, prizes, etc., for the poor and deserving meritorious students.
v. To establish, maintain, run, improve and develop libraries, reading rooms and other
facilities for the benefit of the students.
vi. To publish books, periodicals and other works without any motive for profit relating to
Educational activities.
vii. To give donation and to takeover maintain, run and improve the educational institution/
institutions having similar objects.
viii. To accept donations, gifts, presents, aid, grants in cash or kind and movable or
immovable properties from the public, State Union Governments either as corpus or as in
cash according to the directions of the donors for the purpose of carrying out the objects
of the trust.
ix. To do all such lawful acts that may be necessary or incidental and conducive to the
attainment of the above objects or any one of them.
x. To undertakes such other activities as may be necessary for the promotion of the
objectives of the trust.
xi. To give assistance to senior citizens/ poor, deserving needy people by way of cash or
kind.
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3. COURSES OFFERED
B.E – COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
B.E – ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
B.E – ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
B.E –MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
B.TECH – INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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3.1 VALUE ADDED COURSES
(APPPROVED BY ANNA UNIVERSITY)
INTERACTIVE WEB DESIGNING AND PROGRESSIVE JAVA
ROBOTICS PROCESS AUTOMATION
ADVANCED PYTHON AND INTRODUCTION TO MACHINE LEARNING
DRONE
3D PRINTING
ARDUINO BASED EMBEDDED SYSTEMS & ROBOTICS
ROBOTICS & ITS APPLICATIONS
DESIGN THINKING CLUB
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4. RULES, REGULATIONS AND PRACTICES
1. Students must maintain discipline in the college campus as well as in the hostel.
2. All the Students should be regular and punctual to classes. The working time of the
college is from 8:00 am to 2:45 pm.
3. All the students should travel only by the college bus to the college. They are not allowed
to commute in two wheelers.
4. Strict silence should be maintained inside the Lecture hall/Drawing hall/ Seminar
hall/Laboratory/ Workshop/Library.
5. Use of Mobile phones inside the classroom, laboratory, seminar halls, library, and
workshop or during formal meeting is strictly prohibited.
6. Students should not celebrate any function by themselves like Friends day, Birthday etc.,
within the college campus. Possession and use of crackers, on any occasion either inside the
campus or areas leading to the campus is strictly prohibited. Students found to have caused
any damage to the assets of the college (equipment or furniture or any other infrastructure)
will be punished, besides being penalized for the cost of the damages. Possession of lethal
weapons is strictly banned and is punishable.
7. Students are expected to cultivate the habits of maintaining a clean and green campus.
8. Eating and chewing inside the classrooms is strictly prohibited. Students are not allowed to go to
the mess/ Engineer‟s cafe during class hours.
9. Students are advised to contact class counsellor/ Co-ordinator, HOD, or the Principal in case
they need any special requirement.
10. Students should wear their identity card inside the campus and in the College Bus.
11. Students should travel only by the bus route allotted to them based on their residential
address.
12. The instructions given by the Bus in-charge, faculty and staff members traveling in the
college bus, should be strictly followed.
13. Dress Code: All the students are expected to follow a modest dress code
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BOYS
Formal shirts and pants on Mondays to Fridays
Shirts are to be neatly tucked in
Casual shirts and Jeans are allowed on Saturdays (Ankle length pant and low waist
pants are strictly prohibited)
Well-polished shoes and socks are mandatory on all days
Beards are to be neatly shaved and nails are to be trimmed frequently
Long hairstyle is not allowed
GIRLS
Salwar kameez with neatly pinned dupatta on Mondays to Fridays
Kurta/Kurti with jeans are allowed on Saturdays
Short and tight-fitting tops and Leggings are not allowed
Girls are asked to braid their hair neatly
Shoes are compulsory for laboratory Classes
14. Every student is expected to attend all the classes regularly and secure 100% attendance.
However, in order to give provision for certain unavoidable reasons such as medical /
participation in sports, the student is expected to attend a minimum of 75% of the classes for
every course of the semester with relevant documents to support their absence.
15. Parents would be informed through SMS/ Phone call in case their ward is absent on any
day.
16. Students should attend all the tests with good preparation and ensure good academic
progress.
17. Students should actively participate in the co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities
to accomplish holistic development.
18. All the students are expected to contribute towards the research work and innovations.
19. Students are encouraged to enroll themselves in Professional Society and other value-
added courses.
20. Students should give importance to Internship Program and placement related
activities.
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5. RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR HOSTEL INMATES
1. Students should be neatly dressed in formal wear, shoes and ID card while leaving to
college from hostel.
2. Students should leave the hostel before 7:30 am to the college on all working days.
Students are not permitted to stay in the hostel during college hours.
3. While leaving the hostel rooms, students should ensure that all the lights and fans are
switched off and the water tap is closed. All the students should lock their room when
they are leaving their room.
4. Students should keep their rooms neat and tidy. They are not permitted to paste anything
on the doors or the walls.
5. Only two permissions are allowed in a month which can be availed for the purpose of
going to native place, local guardian‟s house and medical reasons.
6. The students should avail permission in advance by fax, mail, or CMS through parents.
Permission will not be granted on the same day.
7. In case of any family function, leave should be availed at least five days in advance.
Parents should come in person to avail leave for more than two days.
8. Outing is allowed from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm only. Students who avail outing should reach
the college campus before 6:00 pm or the next day morning 6:00-8:00 am. No other
timing is allowed. Late comers will be deprived of the next outing.
9. Only parents and the local guardian will be allowed to visit their ward after the college
hours. If the parents visit the campus during the college working hours, they must report
to the office first and will be permitted to meet their ward in the reception office.
10. Phone calls other than from parents and local guardians are not encouraged.
11. Students should stay inside their rooms on all days except Saturdays and Sundays. Doors
and windows must be kept opened throughout the study hours.
12. Students should remain in their respective room and maintain silence from 9:00 pm to
6:00 am. They should avoid running and playing around the corridors and staircase.
13. Students must switch off the lights by 11:00 pm in the rooms. Those who are interested to
study further may occupy the corridors and study halls.
14. Possessing gold/ diamond or any precious jewels and money in the form of cash by the
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student in the room is prohibited. Management is not responsible for the loss of any
valuables.
15. Students should record the electrical fault, blocking of pipes or any other malfunctioning
in the room in the logbook available in the hostel office. Action for repair will be taken
on the receipt of the report.
16. Students are not permitted to possess any electrical and electronics items like heater and
Iron box etc, in their rooms.
17. Mobile phones are strictly prohibited in the college campus. However, to upgrade
knowledge using technology for academic and Placement activities, students can use
mobile phones in the hostel with the permission of the warden during the prescribed time.
18. Mobile phones must be used only in the respective rooms of the students and should not
carry it while going to mess hall, playground, corridor, TV hall and college.
19. Plug point should be properly used and should not be used to charge any appliance while
not in room. Multiple pin junction box is strictly prohibited. If violated plug point will be
removed from the room without any notification.
20. Students should strictly adhere to the rules and regulations of the hostel and maintain
discipline. Violations are not allowed.
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6. THE GOVERNING COUNCIL
S.
No.
NAME
POSITION
QUALIF
ICATION
PRESENT
DESIGNATI
ON /
OCCUPATI
ON
MOBILE NO E-MAIL ID
1.
Dr. Marie Wilson N
Chairman
Ph.D.-Master of
Business
Administration
Managing
Trustee
7401222001 [email protected]
2. Dr. Marie Claude N Member Ph. D- Wireless
and Networking
Trust
Member 9003530250 [email protected]
3.
Dr. Merlin Livingston L.M
Member
Secretary
Ph.D.-Faculty
of Information
and
Communication
Engineering
Principal
7401222007
4.
Mr. Bala Murugan S P
Member
M.B.A.-Master
of Business
Administration
Co-Founder
GUVI Geek
Technologies
9840224594 [email protected]
5.
Mr. Vishwanathan
Venkatasubramanian
Member
B.Tech.-
Information
Technology
Director-
Talent
Acquisition
Wipro
9789086289
6. Dr. Logashanmugam E Member
Ph.D.-
Electronics and
Communication
Engineering
Dean
9789954396
director.admin@sat
hyabamauniversity.ac.in
7.
Dr. Karthikeyan K.V
Member
Ph.D.-
Electronics and
Communication
Engineering
Principal
9445161704
maamallancollege@ rediffmail.com
8. Dr. Sheela Rani B Member
Ph.D.-
Electronics and
Communication
Engineering
Director
Research
9840941389
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6.1 PLANNING AND MONITORING
S.No.
NAME
POSITION
QUALIF
ICATION
PRESEN
T
DESIGN
ATION /
OCCUPA
TION
MOBILE
NO
E-MAIL ID
1.
Dr. Merlin
Livingston
L.M
Chairman
Ph.D. - Applied
Electronics
Principal
7401222007 [email protected]
2.
Dr.Faritha
Banu.J
Member
Ph.D. - Faculty
of Computer
Science and
Engineering
Professor
9840536870
3. Dr
. Rajesh
Kumar.B Member
Ph.D. -
Mechanical
Engineering
Professor 9025642552 [email protected]
4.
Dr.
Karthikeyan
KV
Member
Ph.D. -
Electronics and
Communication
Engineering
Others -
Principal
9445161704
5.
Mr.Praveen
Kumar R
Member
9600098122 [email protected]
6.
Mr.Paul Jeba
Singh E
Member
B.Tech. –
Information
Technology
Others -
Co
Founder
&CEO
Coding
Mart
Technolo
gies
Pvt.Ltd
8553266636
7.
Ms. Amutha K
Member
M.Arch. -
Architecture
Others -
Planner
9445494444
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7. ANTI- RAGGING COMMITTEE
S.No
Name
Position
Category
Present
Designati
on
/
Occupati
on
Mobile
Number
E-mail ID
1.
Dr. Merlin
Livingston L.M
Chairperson
Principal
Principal
7401222007
2.
Mr Manimaran
Member
Police
Department
Inspector
9894796690
3.
Mrs.S.Anjalai
Member Revenue/Taluk/Ci
vil/ Officers
Revenue-
Inspector
9042103083
4.
Ms. Leema Sis
Member
Official of NGO
Sister
9841313344
5.
Mr. M.Sundar
Member Representatives
of parents
Parent
9941413909
6.
Mr Ravikumar V
Member
Representatives
of parents
Parent
9942152575
7.
Ms Ramya S
Member Representatives
of Students
Student
9941413909
8.
Mr.Dhivakar R
Member
Representatives
of Students
Student
9842906571
9.
Ms Rajakumari
Member
Representativ
es Non-
Teaching
Office
9150267970
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7.1 ANTI- RAGGING SQUAD
S.No.
Name
Position
Category
Present
Designation
/
Occupation
Mobile
Numbers
E-mail ID
1.
Dr. Merlin Livingston
LM Chairperson Principal Principal 9443953567
2. Mr S Arun Member
Faculty
Member
Male
Asst. Prof-Mech
9994274986
3. Dr Muthukumari T Member Faculty
Female Asso.Prof
EEE 9841576405 [email protected]
4. Dr.B.Rajesh Kumar Member
HOD 1
Prof /Mech 9025642552 rajeshkumar@ jeppiaarinstitute.org
5. Mr. Annamalai R Member HOD 2 Asso.Prof IT
9976066702
6. Dr. Kavitha C Member
Faculty
member
Prof/ S H 9444580955
7. Mrs. Pattathurani L Member Faculty
member Asst Prof EEE
9965758244
8. Mr.Shine H Member Faculty
member
Asst.Prof
CSE 9841346080 [email protected]
9. Dr. Thandaiah Prabhu R Member
Faculty
member
Asst. Prof
ECE 7401222002
10.
Ms Rajakumari P
Member
Non-
Teaching
Faculty
Office
9150267970
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8. DISCIPLINE AND WELFARE COMMITTEE
Sl.No.
Name
Position
Category
Mobile
Numbers
E-mail ID
1.
Dr..Merlin Livingston.LM
Chairperson
Principal
9443953567
2.
Dr..B.Rajesh Kumar
Member
HOD
9025642552
rajeshkumar@ jeppiaarinstitute.org
3.
Dr.Muthukumari T
Member
Student
Counsellor(Staff)
9841576405
4.
Mr..Annamalai.R
Member
Student
Counsellor(Staff)
9976066702
5.
Dr..Thandaiah Prabhu.R
Member
Student
Counsellor(Staff)
7401222002
6.
Dr..Faritha Banu.J
Member
Lady faculty
member
9840536870
7.
Dr..Bhuvana N
Member
Lady faculty
member
9994133027
8.
Ms W Mary Pratheesha
Member
Warden / Deputy
Warden of Girls
Hostel
9994501263
9.
Mr..Rajasekaran D
Member
Warden / Deputy
Warden of Boys
Hostel
9626010555
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9. GRIEVANCE AND REDRESSAL COMMITTEE
S. No Name of the
members
Designatio
n
Department Category Mobile
number
E-mail id
1. Dr. L.M. Merlin
Livingston Principal Administration
Chairpe
rson 9952337618 [email protected]
2. Dr.N.Bhuvana Associate
Professor
Science
&Humanities Member 9994130327 [email protected]
3. Mrs.R. Dayana Assistant
Professor
Computer
Science
&Engineering
Member 9840541989 [email protected]
4. Mr.L.Pattathurani Assistant
Professor
Electrical&
Electronic
Engineering
Member 9965758244 [email protected]
5. Dr.J. Faritha Banu Associate
Professor
Computer
Science
&Engineering
Member 9840563870 farithabanu@ jeppiaarinstitute.org
6. Dr.B.Rajesh
Kumar Professor
Mechanical
engineering Member 9025642552 [email protected]
7. Ms. Gertrude
Sister Sister Others NGO 9840494346 [email protected]
8. Mr. Tamil Selvan Student Information
Technology student 9442805365 [email protected]
9. Ms Rajakumari Admin
staff Office Member 9150267970 [email protected]
10. Dr Srikumar B /
Father of
Mr. Pranav
Doctor Others parent 9445563939 [email protected]
11. Mr Issac Silvin
Business
Develop
ment
manager
Electrical&
Electronic
Engineering
Alumni 9840216211 [email protected]
12. Ms. S .Prathiba
Senior
Software
Manager
Computer
Science
&Engineering
Alumni 9600207218 [email protected]
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10. TIME TABLE
Year / Semester : I/02
PERIOD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
DAY 8.00 -
8.45
8.45 -
9.30 9.30-9.45
9.45-
10.30
10.30-
11.15 11.15-12 12-12.45
12.45-
1.30
1.30-
2.15 2.15-2.45
MON
TEA
BREAK
LUNCH
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
Year / Semester : I/01
PERIOD 1 2 3
DAY 9.00 - 10.30 10.30-12.00 12.00-1.30 1.30 - 3.00
MON
LUNCH
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
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11. INFRASTRUCTURE AND FACILITIES
Jeppiaar Institute of Technology has been developed over the years and fully established with
multi-storied Academic Blocks and Workshop Blocks
The buildings house have fully furnished with laboratories, Centre of Excellence, smart
Classrooms, conference halls, Staff rooms, Seminar Halls, department Libraries and other
facilities as per AICTE Norms and Standards (for details please visit our website
www.jeppiaarinstitute.org). Spacious lawns between the entrance and buildings and green trees
around provide the serene and right ambience for the Campus. The College has 2 Residential
Hostels, separately for boys and girls. Facilities provided in the hostels include:
❖ Study Halls
❖ Magazine Section
❖ Health Centre & Gym
❖ Recreation Rooms with Television
❖ Entertainment Hall and Indoor Games
❖ Areas for Sports and Indoor Games
❖ Common Rooms
Other facilities within the Campus include:
❖ Food Courts/ Canteens ❖ Stationary Store
❖ Photocopy and Telecom facilities ❖ ATM
❖ DTP and Internet Centres ❖ RO plant for every building
❖ Generator backup service for all
buildings
❖ Public Announcement LCD TV in
each block
❖ Solar water heater ❖ Additional Facilities for value added
courses
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12.1 COMPUTER CENTRES AND INTERNET FACILITIES
Fully furnished Computer Labs are available in all the departments. These labs cater to the
computing needs of the students & faculty. There are totally 435 Terminals, i3 processor with the
latest configuration and UPS backup service:
System Configurations are:
● Windows server 2008 - R2 / 2012 - R2 / 2016-R2
● UNIX/LINUX Operating Systems
● Windows (7 & 10)
All Terminals are networked to provide cross platform application with Client Server architecture.
All buildings of the College have been linked up and connectivity has been established through
Fiber-Optic cables. In addition to the provision of regular course work in C, C++, JAVA,
ORACLE, VB, VC++, Rational Rose, and FOSS Lab there is provision for Multimedia based
English learning software in an exclusive Language Laboratory. Academic/ Administrative
Software have also been installed to facilitate effective coordination among departments and
operations.
INTERNET
College has 155 Mbps internet connectivity through BSNL leased line.
This caters to:
● The Campus with Wi-Fi enabled.
● All department labs are LAN connected.
● Browsing Centers and DTP in the Hostels / Campus (General needs)
● Libraries with high speed internet connectivity.
LABORATORIES / WORKSHOPS
All departments have laboratories/ workshops as per AICTE stipulations and curriculum of Anna
University. These are well established with modern facilities, equipment and systems. Our labs are
regularly updated and upgraded to cater to the student's needs. (For details for the Syllabi and
Laboratories, please visit the College website www.jeppiaarinstitute.org)
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12.2 THE CENTRAL LIBRARY
Our Library is a paradise for those who have a passion for reading books and enthusiasm for
widening their knowledge base in depth and extent. The library has an area of 970 sq.m of built-up
facilities.
Library resources and Services
● Fully computerized and air conditioned Working systems.
● 4644 Titles and 12267 Volumes.
● 100 Indian/Foreign Journals/Magazines.
● 327 + Online Journals from IEEE, Science Direct, EBSCO, ASME, ASCE, ACCESS
Engineering ASTM Digitals Library, J. GATE and Springer link.
● Facilities to receive Anna University Training Development and Communication Channel
(AUTDCC) through EDUSAT for special Lecture by experts.
● Lending, reference and reprographic facilities
● Study halls for students/faculty
● Internet browsing section
● CD Library, CD ROMs, CD writing, and scanning - Digital Library.
● Dedicated areas for Project work, and an air-conditioned room for staff.
● Institutional Memberships: British Council Library and the center for University-Industry
Collaboration / Anna University, DELNET.
● Individual Membership: Library membership is compulsory for staff and students. All
members are expected to follow the regulations as laid down.
REGULATIONS FOR USE OF LIBRARY
● One should realize the power of silence in the Library and make it an abode for academic
pursuit and dissemination of knowledge.
● Members should produce their Identity Card at the entrance / while borrowing books/ and
whenever so demanded by security personnel / faculty.
● Members should sign in the Gate Register / Scan Id card in the computer kept at the
Entrance.
● On no account personal books, files, lab coats/apron, and articles will be allowed inside.
(Such items are to be handed over to the security in charge in the personal bag section at the
Entrance)
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● Issue of Books:
UG students 6 Books
Teaching Staff 6 Books
Programmers and Non-Technical Staff 4 Books
● Merit books: 2additional merit category books issued as per the following criteria in
terms of ‟Aggregate Marks‟:
UG: Students who secure 80% and above
● Final year students should return all the books and surrender the library tickets on
completion of the Course and obtain a “No Dues Certificate”. Only then the student
becomes eligible for the issue of Hall Ticket.
● The loan period for student Members:
Books (other than Ref. Books) -15 days
Reference Books: Available for reading only within the Library.
● Tearing of sheets from books & newspapers is prohibited and is a punishable offence.
● Members must satisfy themselves whether the books are in good condition, before they
leave the counter. If any damage is noticed the same must be immediately reported;
otherwise members concerned will be held responsible.
● Fine will be levied for late return of books:
₹2 per day per book.
● Loss or Missing of Books should be reported to the Librarian immediately and should be
replaced by another new copy.
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Working hours
Library is kept open on all days of the year
Library functions without lunch break;
Monday to Saturday
Study/ Reference/ Internet access : 8:00am to 6:00pm.
Transaction : 8:00am to 6:00pm
Sunday & Holidays
Study/ Reference/ Internet access : 8:00am to 3:00pm.
DEPARTMENT LIBRARY
In addition to the central library, each department has their own department library which contains
important book titles. Students are advised to fully utilize these books and journals for further
enhancement of their subject knowledge. Books will not be issued to anyone, but are available only
for reference within the department library. HOD controls the functioning of the department library.
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12. TRAINING AND PLACEMENT ACTIVITIES
Objectives:
To train the students to meet the expectations of the industry through our Career
Development Program.
To provide exposure to the students about the happenings with various Industries through
our Institute- Industry Collaboration. This is to make them understand the dynamic
industrial environment and to keep them updated technically.
To provide excellent placement support to our students by inviting eminent recruiters to our
University to recruit them through our Campus Recruitment Program.
Jeppiaar Institute of Technology has an independent Training and Placement cell devoted to cater to
the needs of organization in conducting ON/Pool Campus Recruitment processes, providing Career
Guidance for students, conducting effective Training programmes and employability bridging
courses from 1st year to Final year students. This commitment is demonstrated by the existence of a
full-time Management and Placement Officer. The benefits of this assistance are reflected in the
preparation of Students who are able to secure lucrative and esteemed position in recent years.
Training and placement cell develops strong corporate relations with major IT and Core industries
and establishes good rapports with CEOs and HR Managers. The Training and Placement Division
ensures smooth organization of various events related to ON–Campus placement events, OFF-
Campus events conducted at our college by CUIC, Anna University and many Pool-Campus
recruitments at our college. Placement officer takes care to provide best possible arrangements with
regard to infrastructure, smart lecture halls, Pre-placement Presentations, and hospitality for visiting
corporate personnel.
The Training and placement cell identifies the training needs of the students and imparts training
through reputed training institutes. Online coding platforms like TechGig, Hacker rank, coding bat
were introduced to students‟ community to ensure the effective Self Practicing Tool to make them
industry ready professionals for product and service based Industries. The Placement cell Strives
hard to towards the students community improve their communication Skills and Presentation
Skills.
The training & Placement service operates year round to facilitate contacts between companies &
Graduates. Staff members are available to respond to student‟s questions and concerns of all kinds.
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This may mentor on placement procedures; help to prepare application and resumes and mock
Interviews. The aim is to ensure that students have the information and skills necessary for an
effective job search. Those considering careers in education or its related fields are offered detailed
career guidance at the Training & Placement Cell. All counselling is based on up to-date placement
statistics and an envisioned view of future educational and industrial trends.
Additionally, the Training & Placement Cell helps the students to gear up their future with Higher
Studies
The institution plays a major role towards placing student‟s different Universities and higher
Education bringing about an advancement to research and development. The institution started the
Advisory Bureau for Higher Studies in the year 2013 and from the batch of 2011 -2015 and 2012-
2016. The Advisory Board of Higher Education conducts various Awareness Programme, Career
Guidance for Students with regard to GATE, CAT, Competitive Examination and Counselling
Programme for students with regard to Foreign Universities and Indian Universities. The
Institution also finds all possible ways to make students challenge for GATE, CAT, IELTS, BEC,
GRE and TOEFL etc. Training session and external training are arranged for students to score
higher percentage to get into top universities.
Best practices:
Company specific training & Mock Interview‟s
Regular Boot Camps
Guvi portal Training for coding
Product development company specific training
Online coding & programming practice through Hacker rank,Code.org etc.
Webinars, Industrial visit, workshop & Faculty Development Programme
Periodical assessment in both aptitude & technical
AMCAT Assessment.
Placement Season portal for practicing Aptitude, verbal and Technical.
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13. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS CELL
Intellectual property plays an important role in providing a competitive edge to any institution. The
tangible assets like inventions, designs, software, brand name and other creative & innovative ideas
are more valuable than physical assets. On this motto Jeppiaar institute of technology established
Intellectual Property Rights Cell on 29-04-2015.
Intellectual Property Rights Cell is committed to encourage, protect, manage and commercialize
Intellectual Properties such as Patent, Copyright, Trademark etc. generated through the College.
The cell creates conducive environment in the academics for the development of Intellectual
Property. Faculty and students of Jeppiaar Institute of Technology are actively participating in the
IPR filing process in different disciplines of Engineering & Technology.
The major objectives:
To promote constant awareness about IPs.
To engage in / conduct IP clinics/ workshops/ seminars.
To advice and guide students and faculty on the importance of IPR.
To facilitate the patent drafting and filing of applications for deserving ideas.
To support common people to obtain protection for their inventions / innovative ideas.
To encourage faculty members to carryout patent searches in-house to fine-tune their
search.
To participate in / arrange periodic meeting of faculty members for identifying patentable
Inventions.
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14. ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CELL
Major objectives:
To conduct orientation programs for students and the public to attract them into establishing
their own enterprises.
To organize training programs on establishing and managing industrial units.
To organize programs for women for acquiring special skills So that they can earn while at
home.
To organize workshops participating in successful entrepreneurs.
To provide assistance to entrepreneurs in getting bank loans, selection of staff and workers
and dealing with day to day problems in their business.
Entrepreneurs play a vital role in the economic development of any region or country. An
entrepreneur is a person who organizes, manages and takes the risk of running an enterprise. All
industrially developed countries such as USA, Japan, and Germany, etc. show that their
development is an effect of entrepreneurship. India has very ambitious growth targets for the future.
We got opened up two decades back and enjoy a favourable demographic dividend from its young
population. It has emerged as a strong economic force with the second largest growth rate after
China. All these happened due to the entrepreneurs of this country. It is strongly felt that we want
millions of entrepreneurs for the country and all of us in JIT to believe that we should do whatever
possible to develop entrepreneurship
Objectives:
The main objective of this cell is to train and motivate the Science and Technology (S&T) persons
to become Job Creators rather than Job Seekers.
To inculcate the entrepreneurial culture into their minds and to conduct Entrepreneurship
Awareness Camps (EAC)
To conduct Entrepreneurship Development Programs (EDP)
To conduct Skill development programs (SDP)
To conduct Entrepreneurship Awareness Camps (EAC)
For the S&T persons of our college as well as students from neighbouring institutions and
any graduate student in Tamil Nadu.
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To assist them in starting industries of their own right from Product Identification (PI)
Market Survey, tools for market research.
Preparation of Project Reports.
Assist them in getting Technical feasibility Reports.
To liaison with various external agencies like CIPET, NSIC, CFTRI, CLRI, SIPCOT,
SIDCO, SISI, DIC and leading Financial Institutions & Banks like IDBI, SIDBI, TIIC,
Indian Bank and others.
Consultancy and research
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15. INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)
Keeping in view the need for maintaining the momentum of quality, the Internal Quality Assurance
Cell (IQAC) is functioning in the Institution.
Goals:
To develop a quality system for conscious, consistent and catalytic programmed action to
improve the academic and administrative performance of the college.
To promote measures for institutional functioning towards quality enhancement through
internationalization of quality culture and institutionalization of best practices.
Establishment:
As per the national assessment and accreditation council, guidelines internal quality assurance cell
(IQAC) is constituted in the college for the academic year 2019 – 2020 with a view to develop a
system for consistent quality, constant growth and overall performance of the institution and to
promote measures for institutional functioning through internationalization of quality culture and
institutionalization of best practices.
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The following members are nominated to the IQAC for a period of two years:
S.NO NAME OF THE
MEMBER DESIGNATION
1 Dr.L.M.Merlin
Livingston
Principal, IQAC Convener
2 Mr.R.Thandaiah Prabu IQAC & NAAC Coordinator
3 Mr.S.Arun HOD/ MECH
4 Dr.J.FarithaBanu HOD/ CSE
5 Dr.V.Kannan HOD/ S & H
6 Dr.T.Muthukumari HOD/ EEE
7 Mr.R.Annamalai HOD/ IT
8 Mr.V.Yokesh Assistant Professor, ECE – NBA Coordinator
9 Mr.S.Neelakandan ISO Coordinator , Associate Professor, MECH
10 Mr.R.Devananthan Placement Coordinator
11 Mr.Ravi Shanker Administrative Officer
12 Mr.P.Karunakaran Manager, Quality Assurance, Rising Star Mobile India Pvt Ltd.
13 Dr.Somasundaram NAAC Mentor - RMK College
14 Ms.Prathiba Alumni Student, CSE – Senior Software Engineer, Newgen
Software Technology Pvt Ltd
15 Mr.Issac Silvin Alumni Student, EEE - Business Development Manager, KARR
Technologies
16 Dr.B.Srikumar Parent
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To determine quality excellence in the academic process and pre-accreditation exercise for quality
assurance by Internal Quality Assurance Cell was established in the year 2019. IQAC monitors the
progress in teaching – learning and aims to achieve the Vision and Mission of the College.
Objectives:
IQAC works for consistent measurement of quality, improvement and constant growth in
the overall performance of the institution.
To provide and equip quality to students and faculty through constant motivation.
Functions:
Regular Auditing for each department along with ISO Cell and other regularity bodies.
Arrange guest lectures on topics for students to enhance knowledge beyond the syllabus to
bridge the gap between prescribed syllabuses by the University.
To produce academic excellence for students, unit wise test and internal tests are conducted
followed with remedial classes for the slow learners.
Consistent improvement on the overall development of the institution with the help of stake
holder‟s feedback.
To create awareness for both staff and students with recent trends in technology Seminar,
Conference, Workshop, Internship, FDP, Induction Program, symposium and online course
are being regularly conducted.
Gaining Industrial trends by directing students through industrial visits, In-plant trainings
and relevant research projects.
Creating ambience for both students and staff for publishing research articles in reputed
journals with quality plagiarism checking and procuring funds from reputed research
organizations.
Conducting technical club activities to enrich students with wide knowledge in core
domains.
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16. CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
For the Co-curricular activities such as National Cadet Corps (NCC)/ National Service
Scheme (NSS) / NSO / YRC, a satisfactory / not satisfactory grading will appear in the mark sheet.
Every student shall put in a minimum of 75% attendance in the training and attend the camp
compulsorily. The training and camp shall be completed during the first year of the programme. A
satisfactory grade in the above co-curricular activities is compulsory for the award of degree.
YRC Unit:
YRC Unit will be attached to the Colleges. Both male and female students can join YRC. One YRC
Unit could consist of 100 Student Volunteers (50 First Year Volunteers + 50 Senior Volunteers)
guided by one YRC Programme Officer who will be a faculty member (Teaching Staff).
Our college YRC was started in the year 2013. From 2013 YRC is functioning successfully under
the excellent guidance of our
1. Founder Chairman Late. Col. Dr. Jeppiaar M.A, B.L, Ph.D.
2. Managing Director Dr. N. Marie Wilson, B.Tech., M.B.A., Ph.D.,
Every year it organizes blood donation camp, Orientation Programme, First Aid Training
Programme, Medical Camp and other events to fulfill the moto of YRC.
NSS Unit:
NSS Unit will be formed by the college. Both male and female students can join NSS. One NSS
Unit could consist of 100 Student Volunteers guided by one NSS Programme Officer who will be a
faculty member (Teaching Staff). Our college NSS was started in the year 2012. From 2012 NSS is
functioning successfully under the excellent guidance of our
1. Founder Chairman Late.Col. Dr. Jeppiaar M.A, B.L, Ph.D.
2. Managing Director Dr. N. Marie Wilson, B.Tech., M.B.A., Ph.D.,
Every year it organizes Awareness Camp, Medical Camp and other events to fulfill the moto of
NSS.
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NCC Unit:
Our college NCC was started in the year 2015. From 2015 NCC is functioning successfully and
Every year it organizes Pared, Awareness Camp, Blood donation camp, Medical Camp and other
events to fulfill the moto of NCC.
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17. SCHOLARSHIPS & ACHIEVEMENTS
Management Scholarships:
The unique feature of Jeppiaar Institute of Technology is the scholarships awarded to students.
Jeppiaar Institute of Technology offers attractive scholarships to encourage merit and to make
education accessible to students of all economic class.
Scholarships worth Rs 60 Lakhs were recently distributed to 100 students of Jeppiaar Institute of
Technology, based on the academic performance, sports achievement and economic needs.
The scholarship scheme was instituted in 2011. Since its inception around Rs.2.0 Crore worth of
scholarships have been disbursed to around 250 deserving students, many from extremely
challenged backgrounds.
Jeppiaar Institute of Technology aims at in inducting and transforming meritorious rural students
from economically weak backgrounds, providing them world-class education, and allowing them to
overcome the disadvantages they face and compete with their urban counterparts.
1. Merit Scholarships
Scholarships are awarded to meritorious students, based on their academic performance at
the qualifying examinations for fresher´s, and in the case of senior students, their
performance during the previous academic year.
2. Waiver of Tuition Fee
First year students of Jeppiaar Institute who secure the highest marks in the Plus Two
examinations have their entire tuition fee waived for the first academic year. Similarly,
senior students are offered scholarships on the basis of their previous year's performance
Merit-cum-Means Scholarship
Every academic year, several scholarships are awarded on the criteria of merit-cum-means.
Academic performance and demonstrated economic need are the key criteria for this scholarship
(Cash Awards , Gold Coins, LAPTOPS, Sponsorships for the Latest Software and Hardware
Courses of the meritorious students interest).
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Sports Scholarship
Sports scholarships are awarded to students with an outstanding record in sports. Typically,
students who have participated in National and International level competitions conducted by
accredited Sports Boards are eligible for these scholarships.
This scholarship include a waiver of tuition fees, free hostel stay and boarding grant towards living
expenses and an allowance for books based on their Participation and Performance in sports in their
period of Study.
Higher Studies Scholarships
ANNA UNIVERSITY
RANKS
Higher Studies in INDIA
(M.E,M.TECH,M.S,M.B.A)
Higher Studies in ABROAD
(M.S,M.B.A)
I - RANK 50% of the FEE 40% of the FEE
2nd to 10th RANK 35% of the FEE 30% of the FEE
10th to 20th RANK 20% of the FEE 10% of the FEE
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Government Scholarships
Apart from the above said Management Scholarships provided by Jeppiaar Institute of Technology,
arrangements are also made to facilitate the students to get the following Tamilnadu Government
Scholarships by the deserving candidates.
1. BC Scholarships
2. MBC Scholarships
3. Minority Scholarships
4. SC/ST Scholarships.
5. First Graduate Scholarship
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ACHIEVEMENTS
Sl.No. Name of the
activity
Name of the
Award/ recognition
Name of the
Awarding
government/
recognized bodies
Year of award
1. IEEE Richard E Merwin
Scholarship Award
IEEE Computer
Society 2019-2020
2. Research Bharath Excellence
Award Friendship Forum 2019-2020
3. Research Leading Educationist
of India Award Friendship Forum 2019-2020
4. Education
Outstanding
Performance
excellence award
Indian Institute of
Global brotherhood 2019-2020
5. Research Golden Educationist
of india award Friendship Forum 2019-2020
6. Research Rashtrya Jewel
Award
Indian Institute of
Global brotherhood 2019-2020
7. 4th Innovative QC
Competition AFQDIQCC-2019
AfQD-Association
for Quality
Development
2019-2020
8. IEEE Appreciation Award IEEE Madras 2019-2020
9. Research Young Research
Engineer Award UNISEC & ITCA 2019-2020
10. Research Robo Marathan icube robotics 2019-2020
11. Nano-Satellite
Team
Jurry Award-
Rocketry
international
competition UNISEC 2019-2020
12. RPA A-lister Award
Automation
Anywhere A-lister
Program student 2019-2020
13. RPA RPA Professional
Award
Automation
Anywhere Advanced
& Master RPA
Professional 2019-2020
14. Internship
Bright Beginner
Award Coding Mart
2019-2020
15. Placement
Certificate of
Excellence- Erricson Techgig
2019-2020
16. Placement
Certificate of
Excellence-HCL HCL
2019-2020
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18. UNIVERSITY RANK & TRUST AWARD HOLDERS
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19. PERSONAL DATA
(Please Note: There are 2 sets of „Forms‟ for filling in Personal Data; fill in both the sets. One set
with serration is to be removed and submitted to the HOD; the other set is a part of the Hand Book
and is to be retained in the calendar/ Hand book itself for reference by student concerned)
i)
Name in full :
ii) Date of birth :
iii)
Phone No. & e-mail ID :
iv) Blood Group :
v) Year & Course :
vi) Branch / Section :
vii) University Reg. No. :
viii) ID Card No. (Student) :
ix)
Name
Occupation
Postal Address
Contact Number
e-Mail ID
Father Mother
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x) Name of Local Guardian :
Contact No. & e-Mail ID :
Postal Address :
xi) Contact No. for emergency :
xii) Hostel Room No. :
xiii) Height/Weight :
xiv) Identification Marks :
xv) Driving License No. :
xvi) Vehicle make/Regn. No. :
xvii) Passport No. :
Date of Issue & Validity :
Issued at :
xviii) Hobbies/Special interests/
Special Achievements :
xxi) Notes :
Undertaking
I have fully read and clearly understood the contents in the College-Hand Book 2020-2021. In the
overall interest for academics and my own development, I hereby agree to abide by the „Rules &
Regulations‟ (enforced from time to time), in letter and spirit. I shall positively perform, maintain
discipline, make progress and sustain harmony in the institution.
I shall emerge everyday as a developing student professional with positive thoughts and deeds.
Name: Signature:
Date :
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20. TRANSPORT DETAILS
Public Transport:
S.NO. DEPATU
RE
DESTINATION ROOT
NUMBER
BUS TIMING
1 T-Nagar Sunguvarchatram 554 4:50, 5:30, 6:10, 7:25, 8:25,
9:15, 9:35, 10:20, 12:55, 14:05,
14:50, 16:02, 16:55
2 Tambaram Sripermbudur S583 FIRST BUS: 4:45 AM and then
every 16 min
3 Tambaram
New
Terminus
Sripermbudur 583D FIRST BUS: 5 AM and then
every 2.7 Hrs
4 Avadi Sunguvarchatram 565A 5:00, 6:30, 8:05, 9:50, 11:20,
13:10, 14:45, 16:25, 18:00,
19:45
5 Vadapalani
Bus Stand
Sunguvarchatram 525 5:55, 7:10, 8:10, 8:40, 09:15,
09:45, 10:15, 10:35, 14:35,
15:00, 16:05, 16:35
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College Transport:
6 Poonamalle Sunguvarchatram 553 6:30
S.NO. BOARDING
POINT
BUS TIMING ROOT
NUMBER
VEHICLE NUMBER
1 Ennore 5:20 A.M 1 TN 21 AU - 2229
2 I.O.C 5:30 A.M 2 TN 21 AU - 2229
3 Velachery Bus
Stop
5:35 A.M 3 TN 21 AJ - 0033
4 Koyambedu 6:30 A.M 14 TN 21 AU - 2022
5 Chrompet 6:35 A.M 8 TN 21 AU - 2004
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6 Sriperumbudur 7:05 A.M 10 TN 21 AU - 2949
7 Poonamallee 6:50 A.M 11 TN 21 AU - 2535
8 Arco 5:45 A.M 13 TN 21 AU - 9123
9 Tambaram
Bridge
6:40 A.M 15 TN 21 AU - 9339
10 Thiruthani 5:30 A.M 16 TN 21 AU - 9006
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21. PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY
S.No NAME OF THE
PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY
FACULTY CO-
ORDINATOR
CONTACT
NUMBER
E-MAIL ID
1. Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Mrs. M. Benisha 9003191790 [email protected]
2. Indian Society for Technical
Education (ISTE) Dr. S. Kamatchi 9841408580 [email protected]
3.
Institution of Electronics and
Telecommunication Engineers
(IETE)
Mrs. W. Nancy 9003107831 [email protected]
4.
Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers - Women
In Engineering (IEEE - WIE)
Mrs. M .Benisha 9003191790 [email protected]
5.
Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers –
Computer Society (IEEE-CS)
Ms. Scinthia Clarinda 6379021860 [email protected]
6.
Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers - Robotics
and Automation (IEEE-RAS)
Mr.D.Christopher
Selvam 9884267107 [email protected]
7. Computer Society of India (CSI) Ms. Sudha Mercy 9566095403 [email protected]
8. Society of Automotive
engineers (SAE)
Mrs.I.Sharon
Marishka 9176088961 [email protected]
9. American society of Mechanical
Engineers (ASME) Mr N. Mukilarasan 9894439926 [email protected]
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22. TECHNICAL CLUBS
Objectives:
To Create a technical awareness among students,
To help the students to attend the Competitions,
Improve the quality of students to become Industry ready,
Make the students to do Publications & Innovative Projects and Make them capable
individuals ready to explore beyond the horizon
S.No. Department Technical Club Name
1. CSE & IT
Artificial Intelligence / Machine
Learning
IOT
Robotics Process Automation
Mobile Application Development
Networking / Redhat Linux
Data Science / Big Data
Cyber Security
Python / JAVA / C / C++
2. ECE
Antenna Club
Matlab Club
VLSI Design Club
Embedded Club
3. EEE
Energy Conversation
Power Quality
Robotics Arm based Application
Smart Grid
4. Mechanical
Design Club
3D Printing Club
DRONE Club
Advanced IC Engine Club
Robotics Club
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23. CONTACT NUMBERS
INTERCOM NUMBER
DIRECTOR 5001
PRINCIPAL
5002
S&H DEPARTMENT
4001/4002
CSE DEPARTMENT
4041
IT DEPARTMENT
4042
EEE DEPARTMENT
4043
ECE DEPARTMENT
4044
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
4045
PLACEMENT TRAINING CELL
5012
LIBRARY
4003
TRANSPORT IN CHARGE
3007
TELEPHONE NUMBER
COLLEGE OFFICE / GENERAL 044-27159000
BOYS HOSTEL
044-27159015
044-27159029
044-27159030
GIRLS HOSTEL
044-27159023
044-27159024
044-27159028
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24. SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS
https://www.facebook.com/JeppiaarInstitute
https://twitter.com/JeppiaarIT
https://instagram.com/jeppiaarit
https://youtube.com/jeppiaarinstituteoftechnology
https://www.linkedin.com/company/jeppiaar-institute-of-technology/
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25. ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Academic Year 2020-2021 (Odd Semester) First Year NOVEMBER'20
Date Day Working Day Schedule
1 SUN *
2 MON *
3 TUES *
4 WED *
5 THURS *
6 FRI *
7 SAT *
8 SUN *
9 MON *
10 TUES *
11 WED *
12 THURS *
13 FRI *
14 SAT * DEEPAVALI
15 SUN *
16 MON *
17 TUES *
18 WED *
19 THURS *
20 FRI *
21 SAT *
22 SUN *
23 MON *
24 TUES *
25 WED 1 Commencement of Classes for Ist Year
26 THU 2
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27 FRI 3
28 SAT 4 CSI EVENT Project Creation
29 SUN *
30 MON 5
TOTAL NO OF WORKING DAYS - 5
DECEMBER'20
Date Day Working Day Schedule
1 TUES 6
2 WED 7
3 THURS 8
4 FRI 9
5 SAT 10
6 SUN *
7 MON 11
8 TUES 12
9 WED 13
10 THURS 14
11 FRI 15
12 SAT 16
13 SUN *
14 MON 17
15 TUES 18
16 WED 19
17 THURS 20
18 FRI 21
19 SAT 22
20 SUN *
21 MON 23
22 TUES 24
23 WED 25
24 THU 26
25 FRI * CHRISTMAS
26 SAT *
27 SUN *
28 MON 27 Mid Sem I - I year
29 TUES 28 Mid Sem I - I year
30 WED 29 Mid Sem I - I year
31 THU 30 Mid Sem I - I year
TOTAL NO OF WORKING DAYS - 25 Days
50
JANUARY'21
Date Day Working Day Schedule
1 FRI * NEW YEAR
2 SAT 31 Mid Sem I - I year
3 SUN *
4 MON 32 Mid Sem I - I year
5 TUES 33
6 WED 34
7 THURS 35
8 FRI 36
9 SAT *
10 SUN *
11 MON 37
12 TUES 38
13 WED 39
14 THURS * Pongal
15 FRI *
16 SAT *
17 SUN *
18 MON 40
19 TUES 41
20 WED 42
21 THU 43
22 FRI 44
23 SAT 45
24 SUN *
25 MON 46 Group Presentation - I Year
26 TUES * Republic Day
27 WED 47 Group Presentation - I Year
28 THU 48 Group Presentation - I Year
29 FRI 49
30 SAT 50
31 SUN *
TOTAL NO OF WORKING DAYS - 20 Days
FEBRUARY'21
Date Day Working Day Schedule
1 MON 51 Mid Sem II - I year
2 TUES 52 Mid Sem II - I year
3 WED 53 Mid Sem II - I year
4 THURS 54 Mid Sem II - I year
5 FRI 55 Mid Sem II - I year
6 SAT 56 Mid Sem II - I year
7 SUN *
8 MON 57
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9 TUES 58
10 WED 59
11 THURS 60
12 FRI 61
13 SAT 62
14 SUN *
15 MON 63 Model Exam - I year
16 TUES 64 Model Exam - I year
17 WED 65 Model Exam - I year
18 THU 66 Model Exam - I year
19 FRI 67 Model Exam - I year
20 SAT 68 Model Exam - I year
21 SUN *
22 MON 69
23 TUES 70
24 WED 71 Last Working Day - 1st Year
25 THU *
26 FRI * Commemcement of University Practical Examination - 1st Year
27 SAT *
28 SUN *
TOTAL NO OF WORKING DAYS - 21 Days
MARCH'21
Date Day Working Day Schedule
1 MON *
2 TUES *
3 WED *
4 THURS *
5 FRI *
6 SAT *
7 SUN *
8 MON * Commemcement of University Theory Examination - 1st Year
9 TUES *
10 WED *
11 THURS *
12 FRI *
13 SAT *
14 SUN *
15 MON *
16 TUES *
17 WED *
18 THU *
19 FRI *
20 SAT *
21 SUN *
22 MON *
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23 TUES *
24 WED *
25 THU *
26 FRI *
27 SAT *
28 SUN *
29 MON *
30 TUES *
31 WED *
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26. AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS -PHOTO GALLERY
JEPPIAAR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY-FIRST PRIZE aT SIH’2020
54
JEPPIAAR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY STAMPS
55
CANSAT ROCKETRY COMPETITION
56
HACKATHON AWARD AND CAMPUS BOTLAB
57
INDUSTRY-INSTITUTE relations
58
59
60
61
APPRECIATION CERTIFICATES/AWARDS
62
63
64
65
66
Professional Body Memberships
67
68
