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(Affiliated to the University of Madras) Reaccreditated by NAAC KUMARARANI MEENA MUTHIAH COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE (Co-Ed.) 2015 - 2016 Annual Quality Assurance Report No.4, Crescent Avenue Road, Gandhi Nagar, Adyar, Chennai - 600 020
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(Affiliated to the University of Madras) Reaccreditated by NAAC
KUMARARANI MEENA MUTHIAH COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE (Co-Ed.)
2015 - 2016
Annual Quality Assurance Report
No.4, Crescent Avenue Road, Gandhi Nagar, Adyar, Chennai - 600 020
ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT
2015 – 2016
NAAC Track ID - TNCOGN12548
KUMARARANI MEENA MUTHIAH COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE (Co-Ed.)
(Affiliated to the University of Madras & Reaccredited by NAAC)
No.4, Crescent Avenue Road, Gandhi Nagar, Adyar, Chennai - 600 020
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Annual Quality Assurance Report
2015 – 2016
Part – A
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:
Tel. No. with STD Code:
Mobile:
Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator:
Mobile:
044-2445 0923
KUMARARANI MEENA MUTHIAH COLLEGE
OF ARTS & SCIENCE (Co-Ed.)
No.4, Crescent Avenue Road
Gandhi Nagar, Adyar
Chennai
Tamil Nadu
600 020
Dr. P.T. Vijayshree
98416 71444
044-2445 0923
Mrs S. Ammani
9094507274
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IQAC e-mail address:
1.3 NAAC Track ID TNCOCN12548
1.4 Website address:
Web-link of the AQAR NIL
1.5 Accreditation Details
Sl. No. Cycle Grade CGPA
Year of
Accreditatio
n
Validity
Period
1 1st Cycle B 73.25 02.02.2006 5 years
2 2nd
Cycle B 2.54 05.03.2015 5 years
3 3rd
Cycle
4 4th
Cycle
1.6 Date of Establishment of IQAC : DD/MM/YYYY
1.7 AQAR for the year
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)
AQAR (i) 2005-06 20.12.2012
AQAR (ii) 2006-07 20.12.2012
AQAR (iii) 2007-08 20.12.2012
AQAR (iv) 2008-09 20.12.2012
AQAR (v) 2009-10 20.12.2012
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AQAR (vi) 2010-11 20. 10.2013
AQAR (vii) 2011-12 20.10.2013
AQAR (viii) 2012-13 03.10.2014
AQAR (ix) 2012-13 04.12.2014
(resubmitted new format)
AQAR (xi) 2013-14 04.12.2014 (new format)
AQAR (xii) 2014-15 19.07.2016
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
1.10 Type of Faculty/Programme
Arts Science Commerce Law PEI (Phys Edu)
TEI (Edu) Engineering Health Science Management
Others (Specify)
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1.11 Name of the Affiliating University
1.12 Special status conferred by Central/ State Government-- UGC/CSIR/DST/DBT/ICMR etc
NIL
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
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 (Dr Bernard d’ Samy & Dr. Ayub Khan Dawood
--
--
2 (President & Secretary of previous year)
2 (Ms P.V. Madhavi & Mrs S. Amudha Lakshmi)
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University of Madras
34 (All Union members)
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2.10 No. of IQAC meetings held
2.11 No. of meetings with various stakeholders: No. Faculty
Non-Teaching Staff Students Alumni Others
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) Nil
(i) No. of Seminars/Conferences/Workshops/Symposia organized by the IQAC
Total Nos. International National State Institution Level
(ii) Themes Nil
2.14 Significant Activities and contributions made by IQAC
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
Newsletter Samruddhi Vol III was released
Faculty Development Programs
Mentor Ward meetings
Exit level interview for final years
NIL
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Plan of action in the beginning of the year
To strive for academic excellence and more University ranks
To continue conducting workshop for school children
Taking science from classroom to lab
To conduct a statistical survey in a nearby village
To introduce learner oriented methods through Value added and Certificate courses
To organize for a Career Alumni Mentor Programmes and College to Campus
programms
To organize an International Conference by Commerce department
To organize a National Conference by the PG departments
To organize workshops by the PG departments
To organize coaching for UGC NET examination by English department
To organize workshop for the school students from Life Sciences departments
To organize a one day seminar by alumni students
To expand Inter and intra departmental activities
To focus on students in house projects
To expand Industrial visits
To expand Campus to Corporate programs
Empowerment of women through training activities
Skill development among students through healthy practices
Orientation in English and Mathematics to all the first year students to make them strong
at the basics.
To organize many outreach activities
Outcome achieved by the end of the year
Academic Excellence
Rank List
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Rank List 2015 - 16
Year Name of the student Rank with subject
Department of Microbiology
2015 V. Saranya 6th
rank in Major
2015 Saswathi Ghosh 11th
Rank in Major
Department of Electronics & Communication Science
2015 B. Girija 8th
rank in Major
2015 K. Aishwarya 11th
rank in Major
2015 M.K. Purushothaman 21st rank in Major
Department of Computer Applications
2015 S. Jayaraman 29th
rank in Major
Department of Business Administration
2015 Roshan Chawdhory 22nd
rank in Major
Department of Biotechnology
2015 Monica Getsi D.S 27th
rank in Major
2015 Anisha N 34th
rank in Major
Department of B.A. English Literature
2015 S. Vanitha 21st rank in Gen. English
2015 Kantiwa Manlong 36th
rank in Gen. English
Department of M.Sc Information Technology
2015 Divya Jyothi T.V 11th
rank in Major
2015 Sriram M 15th
rank in Major
Department of Commerce
2015 V.Amirsh Kumar 38th
rank in French
2015 N. Aravind 30th
rank in Hindi
2015 R. Sukanya 25th
rank in English
2015 A, Maheswari 30th
rank in English
2015 Manimeghalai 39
th rank in English
33rd
in Tamil
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Rank List 2015 – 16
Shift II
Year Name of the student Rank with subject
Department of Accounts & Finance
2015 Lathik Lekha S 12th
rank in Major
2015 Lathik Lekha 3rd
in English
2015 Lathik Lekha 22nd
in Hindi
2015 Apoorva Gayathri 23rd
rank in English
Conferences and Workshops
International Conference by Commerce dept on Corporate Sustainability –
Trends, Challenges and Strategies – 19th
August 2015
Department of Commerce has organized an International Conference on Corporate
Sustainability to provide the platform to explore the trends, challenges, strategies and benefits of
corporate sustainable practices. Corporate Sustainability is a new and evolving corporate
management paradigm. It is an essential ingredient for a company’s long term success and is a
business approach that creates long term shareholder value by embracing opportunities and
managing risks derived from economic environment and social development. It helps to set out
the areas that companies should focus such as economic, social, and economic performance. To
meet today’s sustainability’s challenges proactive measure by the business sector is necessary.
Unfortunately in many contexts, unsustainable and inequitable business practices are
perpetuated by a lack of economic incentive to curb those practices or an inability among stake
holders to differentiate between good and bad corporate performers. The present corporate
scenario and the need to look into future perspectives have stimulated to call for discussion and
disseminate knowledge on corporate sustainability. This conference provided a platform to
explore the trends, challenges, strategies and benefits of corporate sustainable practices. 26
persons from various colleges presented papers.
State Level Workshop
The department of English has organized State Level preparatory Workshop on UGC-
NET (English Paper II and Paper III) on 20th
August 2015. The resource person was Dr
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Anvar Sadath, Associate Professor, New College. Around 100 teachers, Research
scholars participated in the workshop
PG department of Biotechnology conducted a State level workshop on PCR – A tool for
Molecular Approach for UG final year students on 23rd
September 2015. Around 100
participants from various colleges around the state were given hands on training. A key
note address on the career scope of life sciences was shared by Dr P.T. Vijayshree,
Principal KRMMC. A lecture on Applications and advancements of PCR was delivered
by Dr Dicky John Davis, Associate Professor, Department of Bioinformatics, Sri
Ramachandra Medical University. Certificates were given to the participants.
Interschool Workshop
An Interschool workshop - Popularisation of Science for school children was organized by
the departments of Microbiology along with Biotechnology on 24th
July 2015. Principal Dr.
P.T Vijayshree inaugurated the workshop The workshop involved basic techniques of
Microbiology – the beautiful unseen world. 200 students with their teachers from various
schools in the city participated in the workshop. Charts were displayed on various significant
topics and explained to the students batch wise. Live microbes were focused under microscope.
A vermicomposting unit was set up. Worms were shown and the various stages of composting
were explained. Blood grouping was also demonstrated. A power point presentation was given
to the school students before the workshop to make them aware of the subject and the
techniques involved. The students were shown all the instruments in the laboratory. A
participation certificate was issued to all the participants. A small booklet creating awareness on
Microbiology was distributed to all students. Material containing the techniques performed
during the workshop were compiled in a spiral bound form and distributed to the schools. The
students dispersed after tea and biscuits
Statistical survey
Survey on Prevalence of diseases among the fishermen community
Department of Microbiology conducted a survey on prevalence of diseases among the
fishermen community at Chunnambukulam on 24th
August 2015. Students collected all the
details from the family members with the help of standard questionnaire. The results were
analysed and a report was submitted.
Institutional Social Responsibility
As a part of Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) activity the college distributed
groceries, utensils, clothes and other essential commodities to the menial staff of the
college after the floods in December.
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On the eve of International Coastal Clean Up Day, students participate in the beach cleaning
programmes at Marina.
Campus to Corporate (C2C) finishing school programme
Campus to Corporate Finishing School programme was conducted in association with
Vista Mind for final year students since January 2015.
Out Reach Activities
The UG and PG department of Biotechnology visited Chunnambukulam on 24th
August
along with the team of development of Science and NSS volunteers and conducted
public awareness campaign on 150 SHG members on Women related health risks
The department of Microbiology participated an outreach activity on 26th
August 2015,
at Chunnambukulam and enacted a street play on Hygiene
The department of English also participated an outreach activity on 26th
August 2015 for
seventh standard students at Chunnambukulam school to speak and learn English. They
conducted interactive sessions that included language games like missing letters, flash
card games, fun games, fun with words, grammar through games, spin a yarn etc.
The department of Computer Science participated an outreach activity on 26th
August
2015 at Chunnambukulam and taught classes on the topics based on basics of computers,
generation of computers different stages of communications, types of languages, parts of
a computer, binary addition and subtractions, invention and discoveries of scientists at
work with MS Office, Word. They also organized games like connexions, jumbled
words, dumb charade and distributed prizes.
Dr. R.S. Ramya, Director DOS in association with Leo Club participated in a
megamedical camp organized by Lion’s Medical camp organized by Lion’s Club of
Mambalam on 16th
September 2015 at University of Madras. Around 140 members were
checked for Blood grouping.
Dr S. Rega, Co-ordinator of Nature Club
o Organized a Turtle walk of Nature Club members on 5th
September 2015.
o Delivered a talk on Sea Turtle Conservation to Public at Marina Beach on 12th
February 2016.
o Organised a Nature Education Camp at Perambukulam Tiger Reserve Area,
Kerala along with Exnora and TN Forest Department
Awareness programs
The department of Computer Applications have taken initiative to conduct awareness
programs on open source software. To move towards this goal the department picked up
20 students and is training them in Python Programming.
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2.15 Whether the AQAR was placed in statutory body Yes No
Management Syndicate Any other body
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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
PG 2
UG - 10
PG Diploma
Advanced Diploma
Diploma
Certificate 3
Others - VTC 4
Total 19
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)
Pattern Number of programmes
Semester 14 (2 semesters per year)
Trimester
Annual
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1.4 Whether there is any revision/update of regulation or syllabi, if yes, mention their salient aspects.
1.5 Any new Department/Centre introduced during the year. If yes, give details.
Yes as per the University of Madras norms the following disciplines have revision of syllabus
Business Administration
Nomenclature of the paper Business Statistics is changed to Business
Mathematics & Statistics
Core paper – Human Resource Management to be incorporated instead of
Business Taxation
New Core Paper – Advertising and Salesmanship is incorporated in place of
Business Ethics & Values
Business Ethics and Values – Only Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) to
become a part of Principles of Management
New Core Paper – Research Methodology to be incorporated in the place of
Marketing Research
New Core Paper _ Operations Management to be incorporated in the place of
Production Management
Core paper – Business Taxation to be incorporated in place of Human Resource
Management
B.Com
Allied Paper – Business Mathematics Paper I & II has been removed
Mathematics
The syllabus of core major and the choice of the electives has been completely
revised.
Allied Mathematics paper for B.Sc. Computer Science, B.Sc. Electronics and
Communications Science and BCA has been revised and is a common paper.
No
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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
In -House
Attended
Seminars/
Workshops
7 10 26
13
Presented
papers 9 9 --
15
Resource
Persons 10
7
Details of the Faculty Development Participation are given in the annexure
Total Asst. Professors Associate Professors Professors Others
72 72 -- -- --
Asst.
Professors
Associate
Professors
Professors Others Total
R V R V R V R V R V
6 --
10
Nil
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2.6 Innovative processes adopted by the institution in Teaching and Learning:
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)
Mathematics
Review of Research papers by students.
Microbiology
Open book tests
Technology hour was scheduled in the timetable and is conducted every week which
enables the students to get awareness on the current issues and methods
Electronics
Project displays
Computer Applications
Practical interface towards learning programming language is implemented
Exclusive learning material and work book is prepared for program languages papers
Students use these manuals as it provides knowledge beyond syllabus in a simplified manner
B.A English
Role plays and screening of movies based on academics
Book Reviews
B.Com (Gen)
Flash Cards
B.Com (Corporate)
Exam oriented approach towards Accounts and Income tax in the form of ready reckoned
All the departments follow Black board teaching ICT mode of Teaching and Learning and conduct
Quiz, Seminars, Paper presentations, Group discussions, OHP, Model Presentations Exhibitions
and Workshops
180
Being an affiliated college, semester examinations are conducted as per the rules
and regulations of the affiliated university.
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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 :
Title of the
Programme
Total no. of
students
appeared
Division
Distinction % I % II % III % Pass %
B.Sc
Mathematics 6 33.3 67 - 50
Comp. Science 40 2 76.1 2 - 52.5
Microbiology 9 42.9 57 - - 77.7
Electronics 9 60 40 - - 55.6
Biotechnology 11 18 64 9 73
BA Eng. Lit. 4 - 33 67 - 75
BCA 51 0.25 68.7 0.625 0 59
B.Com (Gen.) 66 1.85 51.85 40.74 5.56 81.81
B.Com (Corp.) 64 4.2 33.3 62.5 - 39
BBA 47 6.90 44.83 37.93 10.35 56.86
M.Sc BT NIL
M.Sc IT 8 50 50 50
2.12 How does IQAC Contribute/Monitor/Evaluate the Teaching & Learning processes :
Principal along with IQAC coordinator visits the classrooms regularly to check the
methodology of the teachers and the reach of their delivery
IQAC collects the feedback from alumni, students and parents and discusses the same with
Principal. Suitable suggestions and corrective measures are duly incorporated
Principal and the heads of the department monitor the timely completion of portions by
regularly checking the Day Planner maintained by the faculty
75
- NIL
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2.13 Initiatives undertaken towards faculty development
Faculty / Staff Development Programmes Number of faculty benefitted
Refresher courses --
UGC – Faculty Improvement Programme --
HRD programmes --
Orientation programmes by --
Faculty exchange programme --
Staff training conducted by the university --
Staff training conducted by other institutions --
Summer / Winter schools, Workshops, etc.
International Conference on Corporate
Sustainability – Trends, Challenges and
Strategies by department of Commerce
State Level Workshop on UGC-NET
by the department of English
State Level workshop on PCR – A tool for
molecular approach by PG department of
Biotechnology
26
100
100
Others
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 3
Technical Staff 7
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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 : NIL
Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted
Number
Outlay in Rs. Lakhs
3.3 Details regarding minor projects : NIL
Completed Ongoing Sanctioned Submitted
Number
Outlay in Rs. Lakhs
3.4 Details on research publications
International National Others
Peer Review Journals - -
Non-Peer Review Journals - -
e-Journals - -
Conference proceedings
Research and Consultancy Forum
The Research and Consultancy forum of the college has taken the following initiatives to
promote research
Departments of Microbiology , Biotechnology and Computer Science
In-house projects are listed out in 6.3.4
Workshops for school children to create interest in life s sciences / research
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In house journals The Reach
SCIMAN- Science and
Management Magazine
Survey reports
Department newsletters and
magazines
3.5 Details on Impact factor of publications:
Mathukrithigha :
Impact factor for her paper published in the International Journal : 1.23
Range Average h-index Nos. in SCOPUS
3.6 Research funds sanctioned and received from various funding agencies, industry and other
organizations NIL
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.
B. Nagamani - Environment Microbiology with ISBN No. 978-93-83242-45-0 (Jan 2016)
Nil
1 NIL
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3.8 No. of University Departments receiving funds from
UGC-SAP CAS DST-FIST
DPE DBT Scheme/funds
Nil
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 :
Details given in the Annexure
3.13 No. of collaborations International National Any other
3.14 No. of linkages created during this year
Level Inter
national
Natio
nal
Stat
e
Univ
ersity
College
Number
3
1.School Workshops by
Science depts.
2.Workshop by English depts.
3.International Conference by
Commerce Dept
Spon
soring
agencies
--
Nil
8
Nil Nil
Nil
B. Com (General ) : 4
B. Com (Corporate) : 19
Computer Science : 4
Business Administration : 20
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3.15 Total budget for research for current year in lakhs :
From Funding agency From Management of University/College
Total
3.16 No. of patents received this year Nil
3.17 No. of research awards/ recognitions received by faculty and research fellows of the institute
in the year :
Details fo the awards given in Annexure
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): Nil
JRF SRF Project Fellows Any other
3.21 No. of students Participated in NSS events: Nil
University level State level
National level International level
Type of Patent Number
National Applied
Granted
International Applied
Granted
Commercialised Applied
Granted
Total International National State University Dist College
5
- Rs. 15,000
each for 10
departments Rs 1,50,000
2
9
Nil
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3.22 No. of students participated in NCC events : Nil
University level State level
National level International level
3.23 No. of Awards won in NSS : Nil
University level State level
National level International level
3.24 No. of Awards won in NCC : Nil
University level State level
National level International level
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
Activities of Extension Services
Sl. No. Extension Unit Number of Activities
1. NSS 12
2. Rotract Club 21
3. Nature Club 12
4. Youth Red Cross 9
5. Leo Club 13
Total 61
Details of the majora activities of various extension services listed above, are given in the annexure
61
12 49
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Criterion IV
4. Infrastructure and Learning Resources
4.1 Details of increase in infrastructure facilities:
Facilities Existing Newly
created
Source of
Fund
Total
Rs
Campus area 2.5 acres --
Class rooms 42 6
Laboratories 9 --
Seminar Halls 7 1
No. of important equipments
purchased (≥ 1-0 lakh)
during the current year.
Public Addressing system
Computers
Annual Maintenance of
computers
Commerce Lab
Miscellaneous
--
Management
2,00,000.00
3,50,000.00.
4,58,343.00
77903.00
Value of the equipment purchased
during the year (Rs. in Lakhs)
Others
5
Management
Rs 70,000
4.2 Computerization of administration and library
Administration
Office is computerized for programs like fee collection, issue of Transfer Certificate,
maintenance of accounts with the help of Tally.
Principal communicates with the departmental email ID for official information
Biometric systems for staff attendance
Library
Introduction of In/Out Register Software
Inflibnet
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4.3 Library services:
Books Existing (2015) Newly added (2015-2016) Total
No. Value No. Value No. Value
Text /Reference
Books
2244 5,02,849 152 Rs 63950 2396 5,66,799
Details are given in the annexure
4.4 Technology up gradation (overall)
Total
Computers
Computers in
Labs Internet Browsing
Centres
Computer
Centres Office Depts Others
Existing 114 85 8 - - 3 10 8
Added - 2 - - 3 -5
Total 114 87 8 3 13 3
4.5 Computer, Internet access, training to teachers and students and any other programme for technology
upgradation (Networking, e-Governance etc.)
Principal communicates all important information through emails to all faculty members
Each department is supplied exclusively with a computer and a laser printer by which
question papers can be prepared and sent to college examination committees by mail.
Tally is offered by the department as certificate course
Question papers for Model examinations were set by staff members and mailed to
Principal
Staff members have sent papers by mail to for publication in the journal The Reach
IQAC also collects the information from various departments for publication in the
IQAC report through email.
Network sharing facility is used by all the departments and extension services for
information or format common to all.
On line entry of University internal marks for theory and internal and external marks
practicals for all students.
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4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs :
i) ICT
CCTV cameras & computer hardware
ii) Campus Infrastructure and facilities
iii) Equipments Servicing
iv) Others
Total
Rs 7 lakhs appr.
Rs. 2 lakhs appr.
Rs. 1,00,000.00 appr
Rs. 50,00.00 appr
Rs.10.5 lakhs appr.
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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
Display on notice boards about various competitive examinations and coaching classes
for the same
Arranging workshops, career guidance programs, employability training programs
campus interviews through C to C
During orientation programs students are briefed about the activities of the college.
Special meetings are arranged with parents during mentoring and special needs of the
students are redressed.
Students are informed of all academic instructions through class circulars, department
notice board and college main notice board.
Comprehensive assessment for III years
Evaluation report at the end of each assessment
Mentor system of counselling, periodical tests and evaluation, open forum with the
students , remedial classes for weak students, parent teachers meetings are some of the
efforts made by the IQAC to track the progression of the students
The class teacher is the primary source of access to the students who can analyse the
students on one to one basis. The heads of the various departments, class teachers in
coordination with the Principal counsel the students about various options available to
them in higher education and career prospects.
Placement and Career Guidance cell organises various lectures by inviting senior
academicians and industrial experts which helps the students to explore their choices.
Interaction with the alumni also enables the students to be aware of the various
opportunities available to them.
Constant contact with all batches of students through email , mobile and other mediums
Regular parent teaching meetings are called for every common evaluation examinations.
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5.3 (a) Total Number of students
(b) No. of students outside the state
(c) No. of international students
Men Women
Demand ratio 50% Dropout % Nil
5.4 Details of student support mechanism for coaching for competitive examinations (If any)
No. of students beneficiaries
UG PG Ph. D. Others
1175 4 -- --
No %
5 100
No %
- -
Last Year 2014-15 This Year 2015-16
General SC ST OBC Physically
Challenged
Total General SC ST OBC Physically
Challenged
Total
136 232 8 479 -- 1225 132 230 9 798 - 1175
C2C ( Campus to Corporate ) is made compulsory for all final years
TANCET Coaching and Banking Completive examinations by Professional Training
Wing of KRMMC
Notifications in the Newspapers regarding the information of all competitive
examinations are displayed on the notice board and faculty guides them to apply for the
same.
The library is equipped with many journals intended for competitive examinations and
other study materials .
Soft skills, quantitative aptitude and Personality development has been introduced by the
University as a compulsory subject which improves the attitude of the students.
All third years
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5
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5.5 No. of students qualified in these examinations : NIL
NET SET/SLET GATE CAT
IAS/IPS etc State PSC UPSC Others
5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance
The following are the details student counselling and career guidance
The Placement and Career Guidance cell of our college initiated the activities of the year
2015-16 with a collaboration with TCS, where Dr.M. Alagammai, Prof. Mathukrithigha,
Directors of Placement and Career Guidance cell along with Director of Research and
Consultancy. Prof. V. Sumathy, got trained under Train the Trainers ” programme. Campus
to Corporate Programme of TCS is conducted for 110 Final year students of B.Com, BBA,
B.Com corporate and B.Com Accounting and Finance.
Campus to Corporate finishing school programme is conducted along with Vista Mind for
the final students of science departments.
An orientation programme on “Cracking Government Competitive Exams to get
Government Job” was organised on 26/08/2015. Mr. Baskaran Krishnamurthy was the
resource person and addressed the students on few tips to appear for government
competitive exams.
2 Students are placed on part-time jobs at vista mind.
Placement and career guidance cell of Kumararani Meena Muthiah College of Arts &
Science along with VISTA MIND conducted Wizards of Maths, a Quiz Competition on 4th
October 2015. 275 students from 17 colleges participated in the Quiz Competition. G.
Amudhavalli & V. Archana of II B.Sc Computer Science from Kumararani Meena Muthiah
College won III prize. They were awarded with cash prize of Rs.2000 each, topper prize of
Rs.1000 each and a trophy.
Final year students appeared for campus drive, where 12 students were placed at Sutherland,
18 students were placed at Alcance technologies & 12 students were placed at N.Trust Info
ltd. 8 students selected by NTRUST INFOTECH PVT LTD are undergoing internship from
23rd January 2016 on Saturdays.
An orientation programme on IT jobs was organised on 10/09/2015 in association with Tata
Consultancy services.
A workshop on software testing along with assessment was conducted by EASYDOCS –
IIT, Chennai on 08.02.2016 for BCA and B.Sc Computer Science students where 6 were
selected for internship and placement .
On 9.02.2016, a workshop on “Advanced concepts of Networking “ was organised and
conducted for B.Sc computer science and BCA students in association with CMS, IT
SERVICES PVT LTD.,
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The Placement and Career Guidance cell helped interested students to register for the post
of Traffic Police Warden.
Four students from BCA were placed at TCS Development through TCS Ignite
PROGRAMME. The TCS Ignite team provides a free, web-based learning platform.
A JOB FAIR was organised by the Placement and Career Guidance cell in association with
The Hindu and shine on 23rd and 24th January 2016n .There was a good response and
around 1600 people attended the Fair. Sutherland, Tech India, Brix, MMC Infotech Services
, ACT were the key participants of the multi industry job fair.
Prof. Sundari addressed the computer science final year students on soft skills and interview
techniques on 10th January 2016.
Dr.M.Alagammai, Prof. Mathukrithigha Directors of Placement and Career Guidance Cell
attended the ICTACT PLACEMENT DIRECTOR`S CONCLAVE on 23rd and ICTACT
BRIDGE conference, 24th February at Hotel Le Royal Meridien and Chennai Trade Centre
respectively.
Prof Mathukrithigha attended NIIT’s Training & Placement Officers Meet held on 3rd
February 2016 at Hotel Le Royal Meridien, Chennai .
As part of their CSR initiative, Barclays through ‘YOUTH EMPLOYABILITY
INITIATIVE’ has partnered with GTT & NASSCOM Foundation. In this initiative. the
Placement and Career Guidance Cell has tied up with Barclays where 100 students are
trained at college campus by Barclays who will be hired after the training. The training
programme is conducted in the college campus from 19th February for the students from
commerce and computer application stream for 80 hours. The students also had an
opportunity to visit Barclays on 26th February 2016.
15 students were recruited through campus drive for Bank zone and 19 students from the
department of B.Com (General), BBA and B.Com Corporate B.Com Accounting and
Finance were shortlisted by Capegemini on 4th February 2016.
15 students were recruited by TCS under C2C programme on 16.02.2016. 6 students were
recruited by HCL Technologies business services on 15th February 2016, which was carried
out in association with Commerce department.
4 students from second years of commerce and business administration department are
recruited as recruitment associates by Shiyali Pvt Ltd, and are undergoing paid internships
cum part time placement programme.
Science students from final years will participate on 1st march 2016 in placement drive
MAHAPAATH 2016
Students from second years have taken up a sponsorship test for free preliminary IAS
coaching by Sai IAS Academy on 26th February 2016 where few students who excel in
qualifying test will be provided free coaching by Sai IAS Academy.
A programme called “Buddy Programme” is imitated by the Placement Cell where the
recruited candidates from the final year who had placement offers mentored the second
years on importance of placement, questions interviewed by interviewer and suggestions to
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excel during campus drive. It gave a beautiful platform for the second year students to get
acquaintance on campus drives.
Upcoming activities include campus drives by Agility, Accenture,S10 Healthcare Pvt Ltd
for science graduates, KAG Telecom for all graduates and student`s participation in IT job
fair conducted by Proget excellence on 13th February 2016 which includes recruiters like
3i InfoTech, SP Technologies, RGS Construction Technologies Pvt Ltd, IMPIGER
Technologies, TQuanta Technologies Pvt Ltd, Cloudadic Inc, USA
No. of students benefitted
5.7 Details of campus placement
Details of campus placement
Number of
Organizations
Visited
Number of Students
Participated
Number of
Students Placed
On Campus
10 1033 118
Off Campus
4 315 61
Details enclosed in the annexure
5.8 Details of gender sensitization programmes
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
NIL
All third years
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137
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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
Financial support Number of students Amount
Financial support from institution
Meena Aunty Scholarship
13
5000/ each
65,000
Financial support from government 19 95,000
Financial support from other sources
University free seat
ICCR
13
3
2
3,61,000
Full tuition fees
96,040
Number of students who received
International/ National recognitions
Nil Nil
5.11 Student organised / initiatives : Nil
Fairs : State/ University level National level International level
Exhibition: State/ University level National level International
5.12 No. of social initiatives undertaken by the students
Participation of students in various social initiatives through the activities of various extension
services are as follows :
Rotract :
Participated in a workshop to create awareness on AIDS, Addiction to alcohol
Participated beach cleaning program and temple cleaning programs
Formed in a human Chain to create awareness on Organ Donation
Collected and distributed Rs 2000 to visually impaired students welfare
Distributed chocolates at Jevannandham’s home on Independence Day
Provided food, water , biscuits and clothes to the needy during floods
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NSS
Organized a special one week camp at Chunnambukulam and organized cleaning
operations at temples, school, planted trees, conducted health survey for fishermen
Organized blood donation camp at college where 200 volunteers donated blood
Participated in rallies to create awareness on drug abuse and walking
Planted trees in the college campus
Participated in beach cleaning programs on Coastal Clean up day
Visited orphanage and provided lunch to the kids at Arumbakkam”
organized competitions on consumer awareness issues
YRC
Participated in awareness rally on drug abuse and illicit trafficking
Donated a first aid kit to school children and distributes stationery items and enlightened the
students topic Swatch Bharat Mission
Nature Club
Participated in Beach Cleaning for International Coastal Clean up day
Participated in many competitions based on Wild Life Week Celebrations
Enacted a street play on environmental issues
Participated in Beach Cleaning and Turtle Walk
Organised guest lectures for Sea Turtle Conservation during Sea Turtle Nestling period
Campaigning to fishermen community for Sea Turtle Conservation at Chunnambukulam
Leo Club
Organised a Health Camp with Lion’s Club at University of Madras
Served as volunteers in packing flood relief measures at Govt. Centralised Flood Distribution
Center
Cleaned the premises of the temple and painted the walls of the temple. Also cleaned
Meghatamman temple at Cuddalore.
5.13 Major grievances of students (if any) redressed:
The air-conditioners in the Computer lab were replaced as per the grievance by the students
The format of the ID cards of the students was also changed on the basis of the grievance by
the students
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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
The vision of the institution is
To give knowledge, power and self-reliance through education fused with national
pride and patriotic values
To ingrain moral values with the best of education this is the backbone of our
country’s progress.
To train young minds to be globally competent and socially responsible individuals
To strive for the holistic development of the individuals
The mission of the institution is
To provide quality and value-based education
To promote academic excellence
To nurture creativity
To develop self-reliant, competent and socially responsible individuals
Yes. The institution has Management Information System in place.
The features adopted are
Internet to all departments
Biometrics Monthly staff attendance, time tracking and pay roll management,
applicable to all teaching and non-teaching staff
Preparation of the nominal roll. examination registration and issue of hall tickets for
University Examinations are done online
Principal communicates to all departments all important information through email to
all faculty members
Staff contributing to the journal `The Reach are sent to the mail id of the research wing
For the preparation of AQAR, the report blank form was sent to the respective heads of
the department official mail-id and the details are filled in and sent back to the same
mail-id.
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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
6.3.3 Examination and Evaluation
Since the college is affiliated to the University of Madras, it strictly follows the curriculum
laid down by the university. However internally some strategies have been adopted to improve
the quality. They are
Add on courses, related to the subject were offered to the students to develop additional
skills.
Students of B.Com (Gen), B. Com (Corp), Shift II BCA, Electronics, English,
Mathematics and BBA have taken up Certificate Coarse on Tally in
association with Megaminds. A test was conducted and certificates were
given away
Students of Microbiology and Biotechnology have taken up a Certificate Coarse on
Phlebotomy and MRI scan at Medall. The certificate course gave an exposure to the
students about different techniques applied in various fields, to ensure easy and faster
diagnosis.
A technology hour was conducted during the 5th day order during which all the three
year students speak out on new technological advances on Microbiology. Dr
Sanghamitra Chakravorthy mediated the talk. The topics included Extremophiles, Stem
cell research, tests for Tuberculosis, contamination and preservation of vegetables and
fruits. The survey report at Chunambukulam was also discussed.
Projects beyond the syllabus are given to students who excel in academics which helps a
lot in their post graduate courses (Details given in 6.3.4)
Internal marks are awarded by the institution as per the affiliated university norms,
based on their performance in repeated internal tests, attendance, project work, seminars
and assignments.
Retests are conducted to the students with poor performance and counseling on an
individual basis sis also done.
An examination committee is formed (each department on rotation every year) which
coordinates and smoothly executes the university and model examinations. During the
examinations, they take care of the room arrangements, question paper distribution
attendance etc
The performance is given to each student in the form of a report card during parent
teachers meet. The parents discuss the performance of their wards with all subject
teachers to enable them to follow at home. Parents feedback in collected in the parents
feedback register along with their valuable comments.
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6.3.4 Research and Development
The Reach” journal of KRMMC is a pioneer venture by the College research committee .
Every year the institution provides opportunities to publish the papers brought out by the
staff members in the journal. The main mission of the journal is to provide an
opportunity for students and staff to publish their current and significant research
papers.
Courses like BBA and B.Com (Corp), MSc IT and Biotechnology have projects as a part
of their academic syllabus.
Projects beyond the syllabus undertaken by the students under the staff guidance.
Department of Microbiology
Inhibitory effect of aqueous garlic (Alluvium sativum) against
Salmonella typhi B by G. Saranya and Sunborn Daniel under the guidance of C.K.
Babini and Leena Merlin Biju
Survey on Prevelance of disease among the fishermen community by
G. Saranya, Sunborn Daniel and S. Priynaka under the guidance of
C.K. Babini and Leena Merlin Biju
Fast food and its effects by S. Priyanka under the guidance of
Dr. Sanghamitra Chakraborty
Department of Computer Science
The brought out following projects in Data mining under the guidance of
Dr Deivanai Nagarajan
Analysis of Health Care systems : R. Sumathy, E. Ambika,
R. Karthiyayani and J.K. Mahalakshmi
A study on career plans of final year students : S. Chitra, V. Geetha,
P. Malini, R. Vishal, D. Kanimozhi and G. Vidya Sundari
Impact of social Media network : A. Anu, V. Divya, R. Ramya,
E. Satish Kumar and A. Dhanalakshmi
Department of Biotechnology
Water testing for purity (physical and chemical properties, biochemical
quantification of ions and microbial observations under the guidance of
Dr. S. Rega. Sheeba and Shantha
Extraction of natural dyes form natural resources under the guidance of
Dr. S. Rega. Sheeba and Shantha
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6.3.5 Library, ICT and physical infrastructure / instrumentation
6.3.6 Human Resource Management
6.3.7 Faculty and Staff recruitment
Library
Extended library hours
Increase in number of books in all disciplines
ICT
Principal communicates all important information through mails to all the departments
The audio visual room with the LCD projector has been put in good use by all the
departments in conducting various competitions involving ICT technology like paper
presentations, seminars via power point presentations.
Each department is provided with a computer and printer facility, which is well used by
all faculty members in preparing the question papers, lecture notes, question banks etc
Faculty development programs are encouraged to promote ICT teaching and learning
process
Infrastructure / Instrumentation
The college has an excellent infra structure and well spaced class rooms. Maintenance is
done by the house keeping and support staff with a supervisor. CCTV cameras have
been installed in strategic points with the monitoring of the Principal.
New laboratory instruments based on the academic requirements have been purchased.
New computers have been purchased with latest hardware
Laser Printers are provided for all the departments
Internet to all department
Public Addressing System - Instructions to the students are communicated by Public
Addressing system from the Prinicpal’s office
Annual appraisals
Rewards to faculty by the management based on their overall performance
Best recruitment and retention policies
Teachers play an important role in teaching and leaning process. Emphasis is laid on
recruiting the teachers with strong academic credentials fulfilling the norms laid down by the
university.
Advertisements are given in leading newspapers to attract talents to suit specifications.
The applications are subject to scrutiny and short listed candidates are invited for
personal interviews which are conducted by a committee consisting of Principal, Vice
Principal, Head and senior faculty of the department
Candidates recommended by the committee, present a live demo class room sessions
after which the selected candidates are offered placement.
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6.3.8 Industry Interaction / Collaboration
6.3.9 Admission of Students
All the departments interface with the industry and collaborate courses with them to suit
their syllabi. Students are taken to the factories and industries which helps them to
have an idea of the requirements of the industry.
Students from the Life Sciences departments like Microbiology and Biotechnology
were taken to leading hospitals , laboratories, pharmacological industries etc. Students
keenly observe all the steps of processes in detail. Students of Microbiology and
Biotechnology underwent a course at leading research lab Medall and certificates were
given away.
The final year arts students have a linkage with the various corporate companies and
industries where they do their projects and also undergo in-plant training before they
actually enter into their jobs.
The department of Computer Science – Through ICTATC workshops and youth
development programs students and faculty are exposed to recent technologies
The department of Computer Applications provide resource for the following
subjects to the global University
o Advanced windows Store App development using C++
o Software testing using visual studio
o Linus Administration
o Virtualisation
o Serving as SME for DBE education and HR Consultant
Stalls were put up in the Educational Fair organized by Dinakaran at Chennai Trade
Centre . Details regarding the various courses (both UG and PG) available at the college,
various features of the college were explained to the visitors.
Workshop was conducted for the school students by department of Microbiology . to
motivate them to take up Sciences. Several schools participated and they were amazed to
see the live demonstrations.
Pamphlets were distributed to the school and college students. PR department has
distributed Exam planners to XII students. Around 10 consultancy companies were
contacted and followed till August for the admissions of post graduated courses like
Information Technology and Biotechnology.
Highlights of the departments and courses was prepared as poster for post graduate
admission exclusively which was displayed on the notice board of a number of colleges
in the city. The poster was sent by post to rural areas and in person to the nearby
colleges. With the database collected during the competitions and workshops organized
by the college, final undergraduate course students were approached for admission.
Using personal contact numbers and addresses of undergraduate final year life science
students from other colleges who had participated in our inter-collegiate programs last
year, the students were contacted in person for admission, in the month of May and June.
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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 Yes Principal
Administrative
6.8 Does the University/ Autonomous College declares results within 30 days?
For UG Programmes Yes No
For PG Programmes Yes No
Teaching Provident Fund
ESI facility
Emergency sick leave
Annual lunch and gifts for Diwali
Casual leave of 12 days annually
Morning Tea
Non teaching
Students Fee wavier in genuine cases
Proficiency Cash Prizes (Academic and University)
Group insurance for all students
Career counseling and personal counseling
Access to first aid and emergency care
Lunch during Valedictory function
Towards rent for letting out Sports Ground Rs. 3,09,000/-
Towards rent for letting out A/C Hall Rs. 4,53,535/-
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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
Being an affiliated college, the minimum eligibility requirement of students, attendance
and internal assessment proposed by the University of Madras is strictly adhered to.
University also initiated on line exam registration, internal marks entry, hall tickets and
daily seating arrangement through online.
The college is affiliated to University of Madras. The college is now 20 years old, one of the
premier institutes of the city offering 10 UG and 2 PG courses. The college has now applied for
permanent affiliation and the top management is aspiring for autonomy status.
The Alumni Footprints : was established in the year 2005. The association regularly meets every
semester regularly 15th August every year under the leadership of a designated faculty member.
1. Alumni of the college actively are involved in offering guest lectures and conducting
workshops.
Abhijit Tagade (2010-2013) of Mathematics addressed the students
Guru (2012-15) of Biotechnology delivered a lecture on applications and the current
scenario of Biotechnology.
Sivagami Priya ( 2005-2007) of Biotechnology delivered a lecture on Reactor
Kinetics in Environmental Biotechnology during December 2015.
2. The alumni provide career guidance and organise placement opportunities for the outgoing
students
3. The alumni who occupy key positions in the industry help the college in interfacing their
organisation in the campus placement activities.
4. The alumni also actively participate in KPL (Kumararaja Premier League) by representing
their organizations. They also donate generously for cricket tournaments from (college to
corporate).
5. The alumni contribute generously towards the payment of fees to the deserving students
who are academically brilliant and financially poor.
M. Vinoth of Mathematics (2005-2008) contributed Rs 5000/- as a part payment for
tuition fees.
A. Karthick and V. Parimala of B.Sc Computer Science (2008-2011 ) contributed
Rs 18,700 towards the payment of tuition fees for R. Karthiyayani of III B.Sc
Computer Science
Contd. in the next page
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6.12 Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association
6.13 Development programmes for support staff
6.14 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly
Parents are invited on a specific day (Open Day) to interact with management and to check
the performance and progress of their ward.
The class teachers, heads of the departments also discuss the strengths and weakness of the
students which generally helps the parents to follow up at home.
Parents register is maintained with the respective departments to enter their inputs and
suggestions.
Philanthropic parent instituted a scholarship in the name of their ward.
(Subhashini award for excellence in business laws was instituted by mother of Late.
Subhashini.)
Nil
Many initiatives are taken by the institution to make the campus friendly. They are listed out as
follows :
Rain water harvesting is done to accumulate the deposition of rain water for reuse before it
reaches the ground water.
Organic Farming : Seeds of leafy vegetables were planted and the harvest was distributed
to staff and students
Waste generated by the Life sciences departments are autoclaved . Chemical waste like
spent media, agarose gels , outdated blood, used cotton etc are deep buried after effective
autoclaving.
Smoke Free Campus
Plastic Free Campus : Plastic cups are replaced by paper cups in the college canteen
Disposal of Solid Waste –Biodegradable and Non biodegradable.
Contd. from previous page
7. The alumni help their respective departments by conducting extra curricular activities,
sponsoring of the prizes, supply of cultures to the life sciences departments, arranging the
industrial visits etc.
M. Vinoth of Mathematics conducted quiz competition
8. Alumni contribute their books to the library. Aswini B of Computer Science has donated
around 50 books to the departments of Computer Science, Mathematics and Business
Administration.
9. Alumni of department of Microbiology serving as Research Scholars contribute cultures
required for the practical work of the students.
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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
ICT mode of teaching
Preparation of question banks unit wise as per the university syllabus
Remedial classes and special training for slow learners
Workshop for students to provide hands on experience on Microcontroller
Motivating dyslectic students for better marks and to be normal with other students
Group study and group activities on management concept
Question bank on important problems for Allied Mathematics paper
Many students secured ranks. (Rank list enclosed)
All the departments effectively conducted value added certificate courses
Commerce department successfully organsied International Conference on Corporate
Sustainability
Successfully conducted out reach activity at Chunnambukulam – NSS Camp site
An interschool workshop was organized by Science departments. on 24th July 2015.
Around 200 students participated from various schools. A model presentation was also
organsied and prizes were given away.
Various outreach activities were carried out by extension service units
Organised Campus to College programmes on 31st January 2015.
College Bazaar was conducted on 6th February 2015.
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7.3 Give two Best Practices of the institution (please see the format in the NAAC Self-study Manuals)
7.4 Contribution to environmental awareness / protection
7.5 Whether environmental audit was conducted? Yes No
Management Scholarship to the toppers in all departments and Endowment
scholarship instituted by the staff and alumni for Dr Santa and Mrs Meenakshi
Murali
Exit Interview for all final year students
A beach Cleaning programme
a) International Coastal Clean up2014 at Marina Beach on 19th September 2015.
b) Coastal Clean up2014 at Besant Nagar on 1st February 2016.
c) Sea Turtle Nestling period at Besant Nagar on 5th February 2016
Nature Club coordinator Dr Rega participated in Olive Ridley Turtle campaign 12th
February 2016 at Marina Beach organized by TN-Forest Department,
A talk on Solid waste management was given by C. Arun Krishnamoorthy from
Environmental Foundation of India (EFI) on 15th July 2015
Students o the college joined as volunteers for the weekend clean up activities in and
around Chennai along with EFI
Nature education Camp was also organised by Nature Club along with Exnora with TN
Forest department from 1st September to 4
th September 2015.
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7.6 Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add. (for example SWOT Analysis)
SWOC Analysis
Strengths
Located in the heart of the city -
Qualified faculty committed to holistic dev elopement of the students
Good academic University ranks every year
State -of –the- art infrastructure
Discipline and a peaceful academic ambience
Healthy Practices like morning assembly (every Monday)
Excellent Placement Opportunities
Equal importance for Academics, Sports and extracurricular activities
Institution is sensitive to social needs and human values
Weakness
Inadequate research programmes
Insufficient student enrolment
Lack in identifying funding agencies to support research programs
Opportunities
To offer more curriculum enrichment programs
Commencement of more PG Courses
Enhancing Alumni participation and thereby
mobilize additional resources for the college
Tie-up with other institutions and leading industrial sectors
Challenges
Being an affiliated college, limited academic flexibility
To sustain students interest for studies
Regression in students admissions in PG courses
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Plans of institution for next year
Name _______________________________ Name _______________________________
_______________________________ _______________________________
Signature of the Coordinator, IQAC Signature of the Chairperson, IQAC
_______***_______
To celebrate decennial celebrations of the college
To launch a Centre for Business excellence, a knowledge hub to provide practical exposure
to students by the Placement and Career Guidance Cell
To organize a workshop on coaching for NET exam
To organize an in house seminar by IQAC to create awareness on key aspects and
assessment indicators of SSR
Centre for Entrepreneurship Development to organize ED Program
Life Sciences departments to organize workshop for the school students
Departments to organize workshops
The arts departments aim for more collaborations
The Placement Cell to organise Campus to Corporate Finishing Programmes
IT departments to organize workshops on Android App development
To plan a one day seminar by alumni students
Inter and intra departmental activities of all departments to be expanded
Both Science and Arts students to focus on students in house projects
To expand Industrial visits by all departments
To organize NAAC sponsored seminars by IQAC
SAHASRA – WOMEN FORUM to organize programs to empower women through
training activities
Skill development among students through healthy practices
The extension service expand their outreach activities
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Annexures
Criterion II
2.3 Faculty recruited during the year
S.No. Name of the faculty Department
1. P. Ganga Eswari Mathematics
2. R. Suriya English
3. Noor Mohammed English
4. M. Gayathri Commerce (General)
5. J. Vidhya Electronics
6. H. Gomathi Harini Commerce (Corporate)
2.14 Details of Administrative staff (4) and Technical staff (7)
Administrative staff M. Nirmala. N. Aishwarya and S. Ilayarani
Technical staff T. Kokila, P.M. Thameem Ansari, K. Thangam, V. Nadansighamani,
N. Srinivasan and Santosh
2.5 Faculty Development participation in seminars and conferences
International Level
S.No. Name Date Event
Participation`
Department of Mathematics
G. Navamani 10.07.15
to
13.07.15
Attended an INDO Taiwan Conference on
Graph Theory and Discrete Mathematics at
IIT Madras
Department of Electronics & Communication Science
R. Selvi 19.08.15 Attended an International Conference on
Corporate Sustainability, Trends, Challenges
and Strategies, organized by the department
of Commerce, KRMMC
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S.No. Name Date Event
Department of Computer Science
L.M. Shanthi,
Srideivanai
S.Kavitha
24.02.16 Attended an International Conference on
ICTACT - BRIDGE 2016 on Inf. & Tech. &
Development Science
L.M. Shanthi Attended an International Conference on
Quality Dimensions on Higher Education –
identify, evaluate and sustain, organized by
IQAC of JBAS College.
UG Department of Biotechnology
Dr S. Rega 19.09.15 Participated in International Coastal Clean up
day at Marina Beach on the eve of
International Coastal Clean up day
Department of Commerce
S.Sangeetha 19.08.15 Attended an International Conference on
Corporate Sustainability, Trends, Challenges
and Strategies, organized by the department
of Commerce, KRMMC
PG Department of Biotechnology
Dr. R.S Ramya
Dr. M. Akhila
16.08.15 to
18.08 15
Attended an International Conference on
Mangroves and Climate Change organised by
School of Atmospheric Sciences, University
of Madras, under UGC-CPEPA programme
Paper Presentation
Department of Mathematics
S. Ammani 19.08.15 Presented a paper during an International
Conference on Corporate Sustainability,
Trends, Challenges and Strategies, organized
by the department of Commerce, KRMMC
V.Sumathy 11.03.15 to
13.03.15
Published a paper on A study on the analysis
of Fibroid data based on parametric
distributions in the International Journal of
Current and Applied Science, March 2015
June 2015 Published a paper on A non-parametric
method of estimation of survival and hazard
functions for patients with uterine fibroid in
the International Journal of Scientific and
Research Publications
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S.No. Name Date Event
Department of Computer Applications
L. Mathukrithigha Published a paper on Green SCM impact
Journal of Management, Research and Social
Sciences with an impact factor of 1.2.3 and
ISSN No. 2394-6407
Department of Commerce
D. Christy David and
S.Vidya
Presented a paper during an International
Conference on Corporate Sustainability,
Trends, Challenges and Strategies, organized
by the department of Commerce, KRMMC
PG Department of Information Technology
L.M Santhi 22.02.2016
to
23.02..2016
Presented a paper during an International
Conference on Recent trends in Computer
technology titled ‘Routing Protocol and
stimulation for Vehicular Adhoc Network
Environment organized by Madras
University – IDE department
Dr Srideivanai
Nagarajan
Nov 2015
Nov 2015
Feb 2015
Published a research article on “Supervised
Machine Learned Techniques for producing
the risk levels of Gestational Diabetes
mellitius in the International Journal of
Engineering Sciences and Research
Technology
Published a research article on Diagnosing
Diabetes using Data mining techniques in
the International Journal of Engineering
Sciences and Research Technology
Published a research article on ‘An
empirical study of Gestational Diabetes
using Data Mining techniques in the
National Conference on Current Trends in
IT (NCCIIT 2015)
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National Level
S.No. Name Date Event
Participation
Department of English
V. Deepa 24.02.2016 Attended ICTACT Conference on IT &
Development of Science – BRIDGE 2016
Department of Computer Science
S. Kavitha
A.Sheela
8.09.15 Attended a National Seminar on Innovative
Computing in Intelligent system at Dr. MGR
Janaki College of Arts & Science, Adyar
K.Priya
K. Artheeswari
10.09.2015 Attended a National Seminar on
Applications of Innovative Software
Technologies at Dr. MGR Janaki College of
Arts & Science, Adyar
S. Kavitha
A.Sheela
22.02.16
23.02.16
Attended a National Conference organised
by University of Madras
PG Department of Information Technology
L.M. Santhi
S.Kavitha
Dr Srideivanai
Nagarajan
24.02.16 Attended a National Conference organised
by ICTACT – Digital Summit Conference
Bridge 2016 on Information Technology and
Development of Science
Dr Srideivanai
Nagarajan
07 and
08.08.2015
Attended ‘Introduction to PHP
Programming’, organised by ICTACT
P. Preethy 09.02.16
to
10.02.16
Participated in ‘Think Edu Conclave’
organised by Sastra University and New
Indian Express
Department of Computer Applications
L. Mathukrithigha Attended a National Seminar on
Dynamics of Data Analysis and Research
Publications conducted by Madurai Kamaraj
University
S. Meena 28.09.15 Attended a National Seminar on Innovative
Computing in Intelligent system at Dr. MGR
Janaki College of Arts & Science, Adyar
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S.No. Name Date Event
Department of Languages - Sanskrit
V. Preethi 30-31st
October
2015
Participated in a two day National Seminar
on “Tatvatrya-Jiiva-Jagat-Iswara’organised
by Kuppuswami Sastri Research Institute
Paper Presentation
Department of Mathematics
S. Ammani 21.01.2016
&
22.01.2016
Presented a paper during a
National Conference on Role of higher
institutions in Reinventing skills for Global
Competency, organised by the Kristu
Jayanthi College, Bengaluru
PG Department of Information Technology
Dr Srideivanai
Nagarajan
Feb 2016 Published a research article on ‘An
empirical study of Gestational Diabetes
using Data Mining techniques in the
National Conference on Current Trends in
IT (NCCIIT 2015)
Department of Languages = Sanskrit
V.Preethi 11.09.15
to
13.09.15
27.02.2016
&
28.02.2016
04.03.2016
Presented a paper during a
National Conference on ‘The Madras in
Sarvadeva Vilasa’ organised by Samsktitha
Bharathi at Meenakshi College
Presented a paper during a National
Conference on ‘Plant Propogation’,
organised by DG Vaishnava College
Presented a paper during a National
Conference on ‘Dr.V. Raghavan –
Propogater, Trendsetter, Poet and a Critic
organised by Sri Chandrasekharendra
Saraswati Viswa Mahavidyalaya
PG Department of Biotechnology
Dr.R.S. Ramya
Dr. M. Akhila
12.01.16 Presented a paper on
Media, Standardization, extraction and
estimation of secondary metabolites from
micropropogated Lilly plants
at National Conference on Herbal
Technology at Alpha College of Arts &
Science, Porur Also published in
International Journal of Herbal Technology
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State Level
S.No. Name Date Event
Participation
Department of Mathematics
V.Sumathy 13. to
17.07.15
Attended a training program
Train the Trainer conducted by TCS
29.10.15
&
30.10.15
Attended a workshop on
SAS in big data analysis
at SRM University
G. Navamani 20.07.15
to
21.07.15
Attended a Workshop on Graph Theory and
Discrete Mathematics at Sairam Institute of
Technology
Department of Electronics & Communication Science
R. Selvi,
V. Vanathi and
J. Vidya
22.09.15 &
23.09.15
Participated in a State Level Workshop for
Faculty Development on Hands on Training
in Microcontrollers at Alpha College of Arts
& Science
R. Gopinath 26.09.25 Attended a week training program on
Computer interfaced Science Experminents
UG Department of Biotechnology
Arokia Bath Sheeba 01.10.15
to
2.10.15
Attended a 2 day workshop on
Biotechnological Inovations in Green
initiative towards Sustainable Developmet at
WCC, Chennai
M. Shantha 01.10.15 to
03.10.15
Attended a 3 day Science Expo – Vignana
Yatrra, the Journey of Science organsied by
Chettinad Vidyashram at RA puram Chennai
Department of Computer Applications
L. Mathukrithigha October
2015
Attended a Conclave on
Manufacturing changes and its impact
organized by Smart Academeia during a
campus recruitment
S. Meena
R.Sheela Kumari
12.06.15 Attended Faculty Self Improvement Program
organized by KRMMC
Department of Mathematics
S. Ammani 17.08.15 Attended a faculty development programme
organised by IBS Business School
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S.No. Name Date Event
S. Ammani,
Anitha Vinodhraj,
G.T.Shakila Devi,
V.Sumathy,
24.02.16 Attended a n Educational Conclave Bridge
2016 organised by ICTAT on Designing
Future India
G.T.Shakila Devi April 2016 Submitted Ph.D thesis -awaiting for viva-voce
Department of English
V. Deepa 24.02.16 Attended an ICTACT Conference on
IT & Development of Science – BRIDGE
2016
T.D. Uma Maheswari
& R. Suriya
09.07.15 &
10.07.15
Faulty Development Programme organised by
SRM University
PG Department of Biotechnology
Dr R.S. Ramya,
Dr.M. Akhila
07.07.15 to
27.07.15
Attended a Refresher Course on
Environmental Sciences conducted by
University of Madras
Dr R.S. Ramya,
Dr. M. Akhila
13.07.15
26.07.15
Attended a brain storming session on
Governance of Justice and Environmental
sustainability organised by School of Earth
and Atmospheric Sciences, University of
Madras
Attended a Management Development
Program on Managerial competencies for
Educational Administrators organised by ITM
Business School Chennai
PG Department of Information Technology
L.M. Santhi 26.06.15 Attended a State Level Seminar on
Managerial Competencies for Educational
Administrators organised by ITM – Business
School, Chennai
30.01.16 Attended a State Level Seminar on ICTACT
Digital Youth Summit 2016 organised by
ICTACT at Nandambakkam.
21.08.15
&
22.08.15
Attended a State Level Seminar on
Introduction to PHP programming organised
by ICTACT
Dr Srideivanai
Nagarajan
07.08.15
& 08.08.15
Attended a State Level workshop on SPSS on
Madurai Kamraj University
P. Preethy 09.02.16
&
10.02.16
Participated in a Think Edu Conclave
conducted by Sastra University & Indian
Express
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Criterion III
3.12 Faculty served as experts, chair person or resource persons
R. Selvi served as a judge for Poster Presentation at Alpha College of Arts & Science
on 22nd
September 2015
R. Selvi served as a judge for Tamil Oratorical Competitions for schools on 2nd
February
2016 during Chennai Science Festival at Science City
R. Selvi served as a judge for Tamil Oratorical Competitions for colleges on 9th
February 2016 Chennai Science Festival at Science City
Dr R.S Ramya served as a judge for Oratorical Competition in English for school and
college students on 13th September 2015.
Dr R.S Ramya is selected as member in the Board of Studies for 3 UG life Sciences
program at Chettinad Academy of Research and Education. Attended the board of
studies meeting on 22nd
June 2015, 24th Nov 2015, and 9
th March 2016.
C. Mathukrithigha served as a resource person for National Level Conference
conducted by the Department of Information & Technology on Recent Trends in
Computer Science by the Cavery College, Trichy
R. Vijyalakshmi served as a Chairperson for an international Conference on Corporate
Sustainability, Trends, Challenges and Strategies organised by KRMMC on 19th August
2015.
C. Mathukrithigha served as a resource person for a Technical Forum conducted by
SSN College in Collaboration with CTS during January 2016
Dr M. Alagammai served as a UGC Observer for NET examinations
Dr M. Alagammai served as a Rapporteur for the International Conference on
Corporate Sustainability, Trends, Challenges and Strategies organised by KRMMC on
19th August 2015.
Dr M. Alagammai was a resource person for AMM School and addresses the scope of
Commerce stream.
Dr M. Alagammai and Mrs. L. Mathukrithigha got certified as trainer of TCS for
C2C programme
Dr M. Alagammai and Mrs. L. Mathukrithigha also attended ICTACT conclave
S. Vidya had been the Master of Ceremonies in an International Talent Recruitment
Symposium organised by SRM Group of Companies at ITC Grand Chola on 1st June
2015.
C.K. Babini, Leena Merlin Biju, Dr S. Rega, M. Shanta, S. Vishnupriya and
S. Vidya, judged the District Level Elocution Competition for schools and colleges
organized by the Forest Department at Guindy National Park on 7th October 2015.
S.Vidya had written 20 articles for an American website ‘gleaps’ – a global trade driver.
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Dr A. Poornalatha served as a judge for the Inter School Tamizh Pattimandram on
“Advantages and Disadvantages of Advertisements”organized y the P.S.
Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Mylapore, Chennai on 1st August 2015.
3.14. Linkages attached
Electronics : Blue Chip Technologies Ltd, Chennai
Commerce (General) : Xchage Group & CTO, Singapore
Commerce (Corporate)- : List of Companies in which Institutional training is done
1. Amrutanjan Ltd.
2. Cameo Corporate Services
3. S.M.I.L.E Micro Finance Ltd
4. IOCL
5. Tech Mahindra Ltd
6. Deccan Finance Ltd
7. United India Insurance Co. Ltd
8. TIIC
9. Butterfly Gandhimathi Appliances Ltd.
10. Madras Fertilizers Ltd.
11. India Cements Ltd.
12. MFL
13. Mahindra Finances Financial Services
14. National Insurance Co.
15. Chennai Port Trust
16. The Ramco Cements Ltd.
17. Andrew Yule Ltd.
18. Chennai Corporation
19. TTK health care Ltd..
Business Administration List of companies which offered projects to the students
1. Elchomact Pvt. Ltd.
2. Tami Nadu State Apex Cooperative Bank Ltd.
3. Capital Honda
4. Eumax India
5. Sapthagiri Technical Services
6. TATA AIA Life Insurance Service
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7. KFC Santhome
8. IGP Engineers Pvt. Ltd.
9. TNSC Bank
10. 121Tele Source Pvt. Ltd.
11. Metro Air Conn
12. Panchakanya Group
13. Brinks India Pvt. Ltd.
14. Zee Tamizh Pvt. Ltd.
15. C.H. Robinson Worldwide Freight India Pvt. Ltd.
16. Sinex Systems Pvt. Ltd.
17. Danhay Logistics Pvt. Ltd.
18. First Source Pvt. Ltd.
19. Torqu Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd.
20. CSA Shree Maruthi Pharma
21. Electro Machs India Pvt. Ltd.
Computer Science
1. Image Infotainment
2. Live Wire
3. Uniq Technologies.
4. ICT ACT
3.17 Recognition received by the faculty
Recognition to Faculty
Dr. S. Rega was a recipient of an Appreciation Award by Wild Life Photography
Exhibition on the occasion of Wild Life Week Celebration on 8th October 2015.
Dr. S. Jebajothi Pushpam was awarded an appreciation certificate for
Outstanding keynote address on Thirukurral and Thiruvalluvar at
Saveetha College of Engineering, Saveetha University, Thandalam, Chennai on 25th
July 2015.
Management Appreciation
Since 2010 every year faculty have been recognized by the management and rewarded for
their meritorious service. The following is the list of the faculty recognized. The award
carries a cash ward of Rs 2500/- and a Certificate of appreciation.
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Year Name of the faculty Department
2015-16
G.T. Shakila Devi
V. Sumathy
Mathematics
S. Kavitha Computer Science
M. Shanthy
Deivanani Nagarajan
Information Technology
3.18 Faculty who are Ph.D guides and candidates registered under them
Name of the Research guide Candidates registered
Dr. P.T. Vijayshree
Principal, KRMMC
University of Madras
L. Mathukrithigha, Asst. Professor
Dept. of Computer Applications,
KRMMC
Ramamani, Asst. Professor
Dept. of Corporate Secretaryship
KRMMC
Y.M. Shiney Raj, Asst. Professor
Dept. of Business Adminstration,
KRMMC
Lakshmi, Asst. Professor
Bhakthavatsalam College
Kavitha, Asst. Professor
Bhakthavatsalam College
K.A.A. Athiya Beevi, Asst. Professor
Dept. of Business Adminstration,
KRMMC
Dr.M. Alagmmai
Asst Professor
KRMMC
Manonmaniam Sundaranar
University
Pramodh, Asst. Professor
Dept. of Commerce
TSN College of Arts & Science
Gayathri, Asst. Professor
Dept. of Commerce
Gurunanak College of Arts & Science
3.19 No. of Ph.D awarded by the faculty from the institution NIL
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3.26 Activities of extension services : The activities of various extension services are as follows :
ROTARACT ACTIVITIES
Staff in Charge: Ms Sandhya
Rotract President : Mohanapriya, III BBA
Rotract Vice President :Venkatesan B.Com
General Secretary : Kiran B.Sc CS
S.No. DATE EVENT PARTICIPATIONS
1 12/7/15 CLUB INSTALLATION Rotaract club of KRMMC got installed by the chief
guest Mr. S.M. Balaji
2 23/7/15 PARENT CLUB
MEETING
President and other board members attended parent
club meeting
3. 16/8/15 DISTRICT ROTARACT
ASSEMBLY
Rotaractors attended the district assembly
4. 30/8/15 CULTURAL EVENT A cultural event organized by WCC Rotaractors
Namely called “PHOENIX”. III BBA boys
participated in Dance
5 16/8/15 GANESH CHATHURTHI Rotaract board members collected some amount
and bought Ganesh idol for the celebration.
6 13/9/15 WORLD FIRST AID DAY Rotaract club organized GOLDEN HOUR CARE
WORSHOP in association with the ALERT NGO
regarding WORLD FIRST AID DAY
7 19/9/15 INTERNATIONAL
COASTAL CLEANUP
In association with Nature club, 30 rotaractors
participated in International coastal cleanup.
8 19/9/15 ORGAN DONATION
AWARENESS
30 Rotaractors participated in human chain
regarding Organ Donation Awareness.
9 3/8/2015 FRENDSHIP DAY
CELEBRATION
Board Members celebrated friendship day among
students and staff. Friendship band was tied up and
shared chocolates.
10 4/8/2015 WHITE CANE DAY Sum of Rs. 2000 was collected for the visually
impaired student’s welfare.
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S.No. DATE EVENT PARTICIPATIONS
11 15/8/2015 INDEPENDENCE DAY Rotaractors distributed chocolates to our college
students , and B.Sc Computer Science students
celebrated Independence day at Jeevanandham
home
12 25/8/2015 NSS CAMP 10 Rotaractors participated along with the NSS
camp Students at Sunnambukulam, conducted
games & gave away prizes to primary school
students
13 5/9/2015 ORPHANAGE VISIT Orphanage visit by Shift II
14 21/9/15 BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
Principal Ma’am Birthday was celebrated by cutting
a cake students greeted by giving a greeting card
with signature of all staff members and Rotaract
board members.
15 25/9/15 AUNTY BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
Students gave a special hearten shaped greeting
card made with thermocoal and charts.
16 25/9/15 to
27/9/15
RYLA CAMP 4 Rotaractors participated in the RYLA CAMP
pursuit along with the parent club and other
counterparts.
17 15/12/15 FLOOD RELIEF 10 Rotaractors provided food, water, biscuits and
cloths to needy people those who are affected
during flood
18 12/1/16 PONGAL
CELEBRATION
Rotaractors celebrated PONGAL along with
VENDHAR channel and conducted games like uri
adi, rangoli, pazhamozhi etc..
19 29/2/16 ADDICTION
AWARENESS
To create an awareness on Addition Dr. Raman
Psychiartist.(from Apollo Hospital) interact with the
Students about the addiction.
20 14/2/16-
15/2/16
TEMPLE CLEANING The parent club- Rotary Club of Chennai towers
offered sponsor sum Rs. 25,000 for TEMPLE
CLEANING project, organized by Rotaract club of
KRMMC at Kathankadi Chinna Cuddalore village.
21 8/3/16 WOMEN’S DAY
CELEBRATION
Our Rotaract club celebrated international women’s
day, conducted on the spot speech titled “PENN
ENBAVAL” and gave away the prizes
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National Service Scheme
Staff in Charge: Mr Peter Maria Antony
NSS Secretary: Prabhakaran, B.Com (CS)
S. No. Date Event Participation/ Venue
1. 26.06.15 Awareness on drug abuse 50 NSS volunteers actively participated in
rally for giving awareness on drug abuse at
marina beach
2. 10.07.15 Slogan Writing and Drawing NSS unit KRMMC conducted competition
such as slogan writing and drawing on drug
abuse among the college students. 30
students participated
3. 17.07.15 Tree Plantation NSS unit of KRMMC planted trees in the
college campus. All NSS board members
have given their best
4. 31.07.15 Office Bearer Meeting K.Prabhakaran and B.Lakshmi Narasiman of
III BCS attended officer bearer meeting in
Gandhi Mandabam at Guindy
5. 04.08.15 Blood Donation M.C. Nagaraj of I BCS gave blood to the
heart patient in Apollo hospital at Teynampet
6. Special Camp Activity at Sunnmabukulam from
22nd
August to 28th
August
a. 22.08.15 Sivan kovil cleaning & few
awareness to school students.
Chuunnambukulam
b. 23.08.15 School hostel Cleaning
c. 24.08.15 Amman kovil Cleaning
d. 25.08.15 School cleaning
e. 26.08.15 Tree plantation
f. 27.08.15 Statistical survey taken among
fisher community
g. 28.08.15 Valedictory function
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S. No. Date Event Participation/ Venue
7. 05.09.15 Teacher’s day and
Birthday Celebrations
NSS unit celebrated V.O.C Birthday and
Teachers day at Gandhi Mandabam in front
of his chekku.
Grandson of V.O.C preside over the function.
53 NSS volunteers organized the program
8. 09.09.15 Competitions on topics of
consumer awareness
Two off stage event slogan writing and
drawing, two on stage events quiz and just a
minute was conducted on the topic of
consumer awareness. Stalls were put up by
students and prizes were given. Dr. Saroja
director of consumer advisory and outreach,
preside over the function.
9, 19.9.15 Beach Cleaning Beach cleaning was organized by Nature
Club , 25 NSS volunteers took part in it
10. 20.09.15 Visit to Orphanage NSS students of Microbiology department
visited orphanage and spent time with them
and given lunch to the kids at Arumbakkam.
11. 25.09.15 Blood Donation Camp In connection with our Secretary and
Correspondent Meena Aunty’s birthday NSS
unit of KRMMC organized blood donation
camp in the college premises. Over 200
volunteers donated blood.
12. 02.10.2015 Participation in a Rally 50 NSS volunteers participated in rally at
marina beach for give information about
benefits of walking
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Youth Red Cross
Staff in Charge: Mrs Dhanya and T.D Umamaheswari
YRC SecretaryAnantha Krishnan, III BES & Tamilarasan III BBA
S. No. Date Event Participation/ Venue
1. 26.06.2015 International Day against Drug
Abuse & Illicit Trafficking
Awareness Rally
25 volunteers participated in the awareness
rally at Marina Beach organized by IRCS,
Chennai
2. 05.08.2015 66th
Geneva Convention Day
Essay Writing (Tamil &
English)
R.Rajalakshmi-II B.Sc. (Maths)
L.Tanveer Ahmed-III.B.Com A/F (Shift II)
and S.Srinidhi-III B.C.A (Shift II)
participated in the competitions organized by
INDIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY at
Egmore.
3. 07.08.2015 66th
Geneva Convention Day
Quiz competition
Roshini.S.-II B.Sc. (MB) and S.Vanitha-III
B.A. English Literature participated in the
competition organized by INDIAN RED
CROSS SOCIETY at Egmore.
4. 10.08.2015 66th
Geneva Convention Day
English Oratorical
Roshini.S-II B.Sc. (MB) participated in the
competition organized by INDIAN RED
CROSS SOCIETY at Egmore.
5. 26.08.2015 Youth Red Cross volunteers
visit to NSS camp at
Sunnambukulam
1. The volunteers took a demonstrative class
for 7th standard students on basic first-aid
practices.
2. The volunteers also enlightened the
students on the topic, “Swach Bharat
Mission”.
3. Students were given a lecture on Disaster
Management in Coastal Areas.
4. Interactive game sessions were also
conducted for the students to display their
innate talents.
5. YRC distributed stationery items and
snacks to the students.
6. YRC donated a FIRST-AID kit to the
school with basic medicines.
6. 19.09.2015 International Coastal Cleanup
Day
10 Volunteers participated at Elliots Beach.
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S. No. Date Event Participation/ Venue
7. 29.09.2015 World Heart Day
Inter-Departmental Debate
Competition on the topic “Are
today’s youth potential enough
to fulfill vision 2020?”
The judges for the competition were
Dr.B.Hema, HOD, Dept. of Corporate
Secretaryship and Mrs.M. Deepa, Asst. Prof.
Dept. of Business Administration.
The winners of the competition:
1. AnjanaDabbiru-III B.Com(Gen) &
B.V.Sushmita-III B.Sc. (BT)
2. D. Dheeraj-II BBA &
S.Roshini- II B.Sc. (MB)
3. V.Amrish Kumar-III B.Com(Gen) &
C.Umashankar-III B.Com (Gen)
BEST SPEAKERS PRIZE-
C.Umashankar & Lathik Lekha
III B.Com A&F (Shift II)
8. 29.09.2015 World Heart Day
Inter-departmental Painting
Competition on the topic
“Healthy Habits to Healthy
Heart”
The judges for the competition were
Mrs.P. Preethy, Asst. Prof., Dept of M.Sc.IT.
and Ms. B. Sandhya, Asst. Prof., Dept. of
Corporate Secretaryship.
The winners of the competition:
1. AnjanaDabbiru-III B.Com(Gen)
2. Jafia Margaret –I B.Com (Corp Sec)
3. B.V.Sushmita-III B.Sc. (BT)
9 13.02.2016 16thAnnual sports Day Provided First-Aid for the event
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Nature Club
Staff in Charge: Mrs S. Rega& Mrs Leena Merlin Biju
Nature club Secretary: M. Deepak, III B.Sc MB
Best out Going Student Volunteers: V. Saranya, III MB and N.V. Naseelan Kumar, III BT
A talk regarding Solid waste management was given by C. Arun Krishnamoorthy of
Environmental Foundation of India [EFI] to nature club members of KRMMC on July 15th
2015.Interested students have joined as volunteers for the week end lake- cleanup activities in
and around Chennai along with EFI.
A street play was organized during NSS camp at Chunnampukulam on 24th August 2015 by the
Nature club members of KRMMC to the village people with regard to environmental issues.(
Diseases spread through water loggimg, oral & personal hygiene).
A Nature Education Camp was organized to Parambikulam Tiger reserve area from 1st
September- 4th September by NATIX-G & Exnora group. 28 students along with the Nature
club coordinator Dr. S. Rega attended the same.
Students of KRMMC & Nature club members participated in various district level competitions
(Quiz, elocution and drawing) organized by the TN- Forest department (Guindy Wild Life
division, Chennai) with regard to Wild Life Week Celebrations.
100 students from all the extension service units along with the respective coordinators
participated in the International Coastal Clean Up day organized by NATIX-G along with
Indian Coast Guard at Besant Nagar Beach on 19th September 2015.T shirts and breakfast were
distributed to all.
Nature Club has arranged student volunteers from Research Committee for Jayanthi Foundation
on September 28th to conduct a survey to check the status of the beneficiaries (support of school
fees)
Six faculty members of KRMMC including Nature Club coordinators served as resource person
for State Level Elocution Competitions organized by Tamil Nadu Forest Department on 7th
October 2015.
Nature Club members are participated and performed a mime and classical dance, based on theme
of Wild Life for the Valedictory function of Wild Life Week Celebrations on 8th October 2015
at Guindy National Park, Chennai.
The Nature Club along with TN Forest department, in connection with Sea Turtle Conservation
organized a Turtle Walk at Marina Beach from Light House to Anna Square on 5th February
2016. 15 students along with Nature Club coordinator participated for the same. The team were
able to find three nests during the walk.
The Nature Club along with Lions’ Club International organized a campaigning program at
KRMMC with regard to Marathaon Ridley Run 2016 on 10th February 2016. Mrs Vijyarani,
Cabinet Secretary, Lions Club International gave a speech on role of Olive Ridely in
environment and a need to save the sea turtles.
A public awareness program was conducted at Marina beach along with Chennai Wild Life, TN
Forest department by Dr S. Rega, to save the endangered Olive Ridley Turtles on 12th February
2016 for the general public.
The Nature Club members participated in the Marathaon Ridley Run on 22nd
February 2016.at
Marina Beach based on the theme ‘Run for a Cause – Sea Turtle Conservation’ organized by
Lion’s Club International. Certificates were given to the participants.
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Leo Club
Staff in Charge: Mr Gopinath
Leo Club President : M. Magesh , III BCA
Leo Club Secretary: K. Varadaraj, III (B.Com, CS)
Leo Club Treasurer : V. Dinesh Kumar, III B.Sc BT
Date Name of the Activity Held at Details of the Activity
09/09/15
Induction &
Installation of the
Office Bearers of
LEO CLUB for 2015
-2016
AV Hall KRMMC,
Adyar, Chennai
The Installation of the New Office bearers
for the year 2015-2016 was Inducted &
Installed by the District Governor PMJF.
Lion J. Vitto Placka. Mr. Placka spoke
about how he has got transformed from
LEO to a District Governor at present.
16/9/15 Health Camp
Madras University
Blood Group identification & BMI
Calculation was done by LEO Volunteers
at the Health Camp organized by Lions
Club at University of Madras.
6/12/15
to
8/12/15
Chennai Flood Relief Nehru Indoor Stadium,
Chennai
10 LEOs served as Volunteers in packing
Flood Relief Materials at the Government
Centralized Flood Distribution Center.
12/12/15
to
14/12/15
Chennai Flood Relief Thiruvanmiyur,
Chennai.
10 LEO Volunteers helped the AKSHAYA
PATRA team from Banglore in packing &
distribution of Food Materials for the
Flood Affected people in Chennai.
13/1/16 Road Map to Success KRMMC, AV Hall
As part of the LIONS Centennial Week
Celebrations under Youth Development a
Seminar was organized by Lions Club of
Mambalam, Dr. Dhamodran, Soft Skill
Trainner & Motivational Speaker spoke on
the Topic Road Map to Success.
6/2/2016
to
7/2/2016
Temple Cleaning
Activity Thirumukkadu Village
20 LEOs along with 10 Volunteers from
B.Com (CS) restored the 150 year old Lord
Siva temple near Chengalpattu. They
cleaned the premises of the temple and
painted the walls of the temple.
14/2/16
to
15/2/16
Temple Cleaning
Activity
Cuddalore Village on
ECR
10 LEOs along with ROTRACT Club of
KRMMC cleaned the Megathamman
Temple in Cuddalore Village. Volunteers
cleaned the premises of the temple and
painted the walls of the temple.
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Criterion IV
4.1 Number and value of equipments purchased
S.
No.
Department Number
purchased
Item Value in Rs
1. College 1 set Public Addressing
System
2 lakhs appr.
2. Computer Science 3 Hardware
Toners for laser
printers
Nil
77,903.
3. Electronics & Comm. Science Microcontroller
kits
44860
4.3 Library Services :
The number of text books / reference books and the amount spent is as follows :
S.No. Department Text books Reference
books
1. English 20
2. Mathematics 100
3. Electronics & Physics 21 3
4. Commerce &
Corp. Sec.
2
5. Sanskrit 9 6
6.
TOTAL
159
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4.6 Amount spent on maintenance in lakhs
S.No. Department Item Amount (Rs)
1. Computer Science AMC
Integrated Power Systems
4,58,343
2. Microbiology Microscope servicing
Consumables
24000
28947
3. Biotechnology Servicing of instruments
Maintenance of Instruments
Consumables
16,795
55389
4. Electronics &
Communication Sciences
Servicing of Electronic kits 15214
5. General Maintenance e Lift
Generator
Stabiliser
A/C AMS
House keeping
43000
5000
5000
40000
50,000
Criterion V
5.3 List of students outside the state during the academic year 14-15
S.No. Department No. of foreigners No. of students
outside the state
1. Mathematics -- Nirmala
Boddapatti Sai Ravali
2. Microbiology Mayuri Chakma, Nagaland
3. Biotechnology Palla Ramprasad
Beiruakahi
Padimuryanoi
4. Corporate
Secretaryship
C. Aishwarya
C. Sarnaya
M.C.Nagaraj
M.J. Annapoorni
7. English Balasanari (SriLankan) Kantiwa Manlong
Chow Kalincha Mansai
Thatipha Patha
Senmaitinki
8. M.Sc IT Abdurahnana Ben
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5.6 Details of student counselling and career guidance
Date Event / Activity Resource
Person Organisation
26 .08. 2015 An orientation programme on
“Cracking Government Competitive
Exams to get Government Job” was
organised and the resource person
addressed the students on few tips to
appear for government competitive
exams.
Mr.Baskaran
Krishnamoorthy Sai IAS
Academy
Augist 2015 Community Involvement Programme
on Scope of Government Competitive
exams at Sunambukulam
Ms,Sripriya and
Ms.Swetha
III B.Com
10.09.2015 An orientation programme on IT jobs
was organised for B.Sc computer
science and BCA students
Tata
Consultancy
services
04.10.2015
Conducted Collaborative Programme
with VISTA MIND titled “Wizards of
Maths’’ , a Quiz Competition on 4th
October 2015. 275 students from 17
colleges participated in the Quiz
Competition. G. Amudhavalli &
V. Archana of II B.Sc Computer
Science from KRMMC won III prize.
VISTA MIND
10.01.2016 Workshop on soft skills and interview
techniques
Prof. Sundari Versatile
Business
School
08.02.2016 A workshop on software testing along
with assessment was conducted for
BCA and B.Sc computer science
students where 6 were selected for
internship and placement
EASYDOCS –
IIT
09.02.2016 Workshop on “Advanced concepts of
Networking “ was organised for B.Sc
Computer Science and BCA students
CMS, IT
SERVICES
PVT LTD.,
23.01.2016
&
24,01.2016
A JOB FAIR was organised in
association with The Hindu and
shine.com. There was a good response
and around 1600 people attended the
Fair. Sutherland, Techindia, Brix,
MMC Infotech Services , ACT were
the key participants of the multi
industry job fair
The Hindu and
shine.Com
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26.02.2016 Students from second years took a
sponsorship test for free preliminary
IAS coaching
7 Students got
sponsorship
worth Rs.12,500
Sai IAS
Academy
3rd
and 4th
week of
February
2016
Tie- Up with Barclays for ‘YOUTH
EMPLOYABILITY INITIATIVE’.
100 students are
trained at
college campus
for 80 Hours.
Barclays
01.03.2016 Science students from final years
participated in placement drive
MAHAPAATH 2016
10.03.2016
Buddy Mentorship Programme” was
initialed where the recruited candidates
from the final year who had placement
offers mentored the second years on
importance of placement
Mr.Uma
Shankar
Mr.Arvind
Mr.Karim Altaf
Ms.Sripriya, III
B.Com
5.7 Details of campus placement
ON CAMPUS
DATE ORGANIZATION NUMBER OF
PEOPLE
ATTENDED
NUMBER OF PEOPLE
SELECTED
15.02.2015 HCL ` 6
25.06.2015 VISTA MIND 5 2
01.09.2015 SUTHERLAND 138 20
14.09.2015 ALCANCE
TECHNOLOGIES
70 18
18.09.2015 NTRUST INFOTECH
LTD.
94 12
19.01.2016 EASY DOC IIT 45 6
03.02.2016 CAPGEMINI 59 19
03.02.2016 BANKZONE 80 15
08.09.2016 IPRIMED AND
CAPGEMIN
72 10
15.09.2016 NTRUST INFOTECH 160 10
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OFF CAMPUS
DATE ORGANIZATION NUMBER OF
PEOPLE
ATTENDED
NUMBER OF
PEOPLE
SELECTED
17.02.2016 VALUE ADDED
CORPORATE SERVICES
6 4
03.03.2016 LOGISTICS INDUSTRY 240 43
11.03.2016 HDB FINANCIAL
SERVICES
60 11
12.07.2016 SHIYALI PVT LTD 9 5
Activities of Career Guidance Cell
Faculty Participation
Dr.M.Alagammai, Prof.Mathu Krithigha , Directors of Placement and Career Guidance Cell
along with Director of Research and consultancy Prof .Sumathy, got trained under “Train the
Trainers” programme and signed MoU with TCS.
Dr.M.Alagammai and Prof.Mathukrithigha attended the ICTACT PLACEMENT
DIRECTOR`S CONCLAVE on 23rd
and ICTACT BRIDGE conference, 24TH
February at
Hotel Le Royal Meridien and Chennai Trade Centre respectively.
Prof Mathu Krithigha attended NIIT’s Training & Placement Officers Meet held
on 3rd
February 2016 at Hotel Le Royal Meridien, Chennai
Students who participated in the career guidance programs organized at other venues are
110 Final year students of B.Com, BBA, B.Com (Corp.) and B.Com Accounts and Finance
participated in Campus to corporate Programme of TCS
Campus to corporate finishing school programme is conducted along with Vista Mind for the
final students of science departments.
An orientation programme on “Cracking Government Competitive Exams to get Government
Job” was organised on 26/08/2015. Mr.Baskaran Krishnamarthy was the resource person
and addressed the students on few tips to appear for government competitive exams.
2 Students are placed on part-time jobs at vista mind.
Placement and Career guidance cell along with VISTA MIND conducted Wizards of Maths, a
Quiz Competition on 4th October 2015. 275 students from 17 colleges participated in the Quiz
Competition. G.Amudhavalli & V.Archana of II B.Sc Computer Science from Kumararani
Meena Muthiah College won III prize. They were awarded with cash prize of Rs.2000 each,
topper prize of Rs.1000 each and a trophy.
Final year students appeared for campus drive, where 12 students were placed at Sutherland,
18 students were placed at Alcance technologies & 12 students were placed at N.Trust Info
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ltd. 8 students selected by NTRUST INFOTECH PVT LTD are undergoing internship from
23rd January 2016 on Saturdays.
An orientation programme on IT jobs was organised on 10/09/2015 in association with Tata
Consultancy Services.
A workshop on software testing along with assessment was conducted by EASYDOCS –
IIT, Chennai on 08.02.2016 for BCA and B.Sc Computer Science students where 6 were
selected for internship and placement .
On 9.02.2016, a workshop on “Advanced concepts of Networking “ was organised and
conducted for B.Sc Computer Science and BCA students in association with CMS, IT
SERVICES PVT LTD.,
The Placement and Career guidance cell helped interested students to register for the post of
Traffic Police Warden.
Four students from BCA were placed at TCS Development through TCS Ignite Programe.
The TCS Ignite team provides a free, web-based learning platform .
A JOB FAIR was organised by the Placement and Career Guidance cell in association with
The Hindu and shine on 23rd and 24th January 2016. .There was a good response and
around 1600 people attended the Fair.Sutherland, Techindia, Brix, MMC Infotech Services ,
ACT were the key participants of the multi industry job fair.
Prof. Sundari addressed the computer science final year students on soft skills and interview
techniques on 10th January 2016.
As part of their CSR initiative, Barclays through ‘YOUTH EMPLOYABILITY INITIATIVE’.
has partnered with GTT & NASSCOM Foundation. In this initiative. the placement and career
guidance cell has tied up with Barclays where 100 students are trained at college campus by
Barclays who will be hired after the training. The training programme is conducted in the
college campus from 19th February for the students from commerce and computer application
stream for 80 hours. The students also had an opportunity to visit Barclays on 26th February
2016.
15 students were recruited through campus drive for Bankzone and 19 students from the
department of B.Com .,General, BBA and B.Com Corporate B.Com Accounting And Finance
were shortlisted by Capegemini on 4th February 2016.
15 students were recruited by TCS under C2C programme on `16.02.2016. 6 students were
recruited by HCL Technologies business services on 15th February 2016, which was carried
out in association with commerce department.
4 students from second years of commerce and business administration department are
recruited as recruitment associates by Shiyali Pvt Ltd., and are undergoing paid internships
cum part time placement programme.
Science students from final years will participate on 1st March 2016 in placement drive
MAHAPAATH 2016
Students from second years have taken up a sponsorship test for free preliminary IAS
coaching by Sai IAS Academy on 26th February 2016 where few students who excel in
qualifying test will be provided free coaching by Sai IAS Academy.
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A programme called “Buddy Programme” is initiated by the Placement Cell where the
recruited candidates from the final year who had placement offers mentored the second years
on importance of placement, questions interviewed by interviewer and suggestions to excel
during campus drive. It gave a beautiful platform for the second year students to get
acquaintance on campus drives.
Upcoming activities include campus drives by Agility, Accenture,S10 Healthcare Pvt Ltd for
science graduates, KAG Telecom for all graduates and student`s participation in IT job fair
conducted by Proget excellence on 13th February 2016 which includes recruiters like 3i
InfoTech, SP Technologies, RGS Construction Technologies Pvt Ltd, IMPIGER
Technologies, T Quanta Technologies Pvt Ltd, Cloudadic Inc, USA.
5.9 Student activities: Sports and Games
Students participated in University level 4
Students participated in National level 2
Students participated in cultural events 64
No. of medals won by students in sports and games
University level 14
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Criterion VII
7.2 Best Practice 1:
Title of the practice : Exit Meet
The Context that required the initiation of the practice:
IQAC of the college has proposed to have an exit meet for the student of final year in order to
understand the quality level of the students on par with other institutions.
Objectives of the practice :
Primary objective is to meet our strategic goals particularly those associated with the Core
curriculum and our concentration requirement. Other objectives include
To analyze the overall experience and quality of the students in the final year
Their performance and response in this meet is likely to determine their attainment level,
employability skill etc.,
They may give feedback on the teaching standards and will be able to suggest remedial
measures.
The Practices:
Internal Qualities Assurance Cell (IQAC) help assess the standard of education through student
in final year and is mandatory for every student in final year to have exit meet. The meet is
properly framed for a week at the end of the sixth semester such that 2-3 classes is assigned each
day and two members from IQAC will conduct the meet individually for the students.
Discussion type of meeting technique is adopted where few standard questions too are asked to
the students.
Obstacles faced if any and strategies adopted to overcome them :
Online storage and retrieval facility of data and report of discussion.
Impact of the practice:
Outcome of the assessment is the analyzing the collected evidence that indicates the extent to
which the course and training provided achieves its intention. The summary results of the exit
meet will be shared with the peer group of the institution to help them devise techniques to plug
the gaps. There are few reports indicating lack of requisite skills expected, which were taken into
account for future corrections and planning.
Resources required :
To identify suitable external auditors.
Evidence of success:
Sharing of information regarding teaching methodology, skill development programs etc., helped
us to streamline academic functions and standardize practices.
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2. Title of the practice : Inspiration Award
The Context that required the initiation of the practice:
The purpose of the Inspiration Award honored by college clearly shows when young people are
given the support for the rigorous academic preparation, they are eager and determined to break
the benchmark set. Inspiration Award will play a vital role in motivating and showcasing
students who are exemplary in academics.
Objectives of the practice
It is an effective tool to motivate advanced learners.
To make students understand the academic requirement
A mode to remember and honor an event / individual who are a of the institution.
The Practices:
Dr.(Mrs) Meena Muthiah in connection with her 80th birthday instituted scholarship for
University toppers. About 13 student received scholarship of Rs 5000 each during the
academic year 2015-16.
In connection with Dr.(Mrs) Meena Muthiah’s 80th birthday and 20 years completion of
the college Faculty members of the college initiated an award in the name of Dr.Meena
Muthiah for the best student in Fine Arts.
In remembrance of two faculty members who passed away during their service in the
college, faculty members and alumni of the college has instituted awards in the name of
Dr.(Mrs).Santha Award and Mrs.Meenakshi Murali Award.
o Dr.(Mrs) Santha served as Assistant professor in the Department of Tamil. She
is a person known for openheartedness. Her love towards Tamil is inevitable.
She served the college from 2000 to 2014
o Mrs.Meenakshi Murali served as Assistant professor in the Department of
Corporate Secretaryship. She is known for her smiling face and pleasing
attitude towards the students. She served the college from 2006 to 2013.
Obstacles faced if any and strategies adopted to overcome them :
Awards are instituted for students who excel in academics and Arts. However, the management
is striving hard to support students who are economically backward.. Alumni of the college
support the college especially the respective departments personally in this regard.
Impact of the practice:
Receiving an award gives confidence and competent for the successful education. It reveals
institution’s interest and contribution towards the success of the students.
Resources required :
External sources to award scholarship for need based students.
Evidence of success:
Scholarships and Awards served as a platform to expose the unique potential gained through
hard work, creativity and perseverance. These awards motivates the students to set goal to
achieve the same.
Extension Activities
2015-2016
ROTARACT ACTIVITIES
Staff in Charge: Ms Sandhya
Rotract President : Mohanapriya, III BBA
Rotract Vice President :Venkatesan B.Com
General Secretary : Kiran B.Sc CS
S.No. DATE EVENT PARTICIPATIONS
1 12/7/15 CLUB INSTALLATION Rotaract club of KRMMC got installed by the
chief guest Mr. S.M. Balaji
2 23/7/15 PARENT CLUB
MEETING
President and other board members attended
parent club meeting
3. 16/8/15 DISTRICT ROTARACT
ASSEMBLY
Rotaractors attended the district assembly
4. 30/8/15 CULTURAL EVENT A cultural event organized by WCC
Rotaractors Namely called “PHOENIX”. III
BBA boys participated in Dance
5 16/8/15 GANESH
CHATHURTHI
Rotaract board members collected some
amount and bought Ganesh idol for the
celebration.
6 13/9/15 WORLD FIRST AID
DAY
Rotaract club organized GOLDEN HOUR
CARE WORSHOP in association with the
ALERT NGO regarding WORLD FIRST AID
DAY
7 19/9/15 INTERNATIONAL
COASTAL CLEANUP
In association with Nature club, 30 rotaractors
participated in International coastal cleanup.
8 19/9/15 ORGAN DONATION
AWARENESS
30 Rotaractors participated in human chain
regarding Organ Donation Awareness.
9 3/8/2015 FRENDSHIP DAY
CELEBRATION
Board Members celebrated friendship day
among students and staff. Friendship band was
tied up and shared chocolates.
10 4/8/2015 WHITE CANE DAY Sum of Rs. 2000 was collected for the visually
impaired student’s welfare.
S.No. DATE EVENT PARTICIPATIONS
11 15/8/2015 INDEPENDENCE DAY Rotaractors distributed chocolates to our
college students , and B.Sc Computer Science
students celebrated Independence day at
Jeevanandham home
12 25/8/2015 NSS CAMP 10 Rotaractors participated along with the NSS
camp Students at Sunnambukulam, conducted
games & gave away prizes to primary school
students
13 5/9/2015 ORPHANAGE VISIT Orphanage visit by Shift II
14 21/9/15 BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
Principal Ma’am Birthday was celebrated by
cutting a cake students greeted by giving a
greeting card with signature of all staff
members and Rotaract board members.
15 25/9/15 AUNTY BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
Students gave a special hearten shaped greeting
card made with thermocoal and charts.
16 25/9/15
to
27/9/15
RYLA CAMP 4 Rotaractors participated in the RYLA CAMP
pursuit along with the parent club and other
counterparts.
17 15/12/15 FLOOD RELIEF 10 Rotaractors provided food, water, biscuits
and cloths to needy people those who are
affected during flood
18 12/1/16 PONGAL
CELEBRATION
Rotaractors celebrated PONGAL along with
VENDHAR channel and conducted games like
uri adi, rangoli, pazhamozhi etc..
19 29/2/16 ADDICTION
AWARENESS
To create an awareness on Addition Dr. Raman
Psychiartist.(from Apollo Hospital) interact
with the Students about the addiction.
20 14/2/16-
15/2/16
TEMPLE CLEANING The parent club- Rotary Club of Chennai
towers offered sponsor sum Rs. 25,000 for
TEMPLE CLEANING project, organized by
Rotaract club of KRMMC at Kathankadi
Chinna Cuddalore village.
21 8/3/16 WOMEN’S DAY
CELEBRATION
Our Rotaract club celebrated international
women’s day, conducted on the spot speech
titled “PENN ENBAVAL” and gave away the
prizes
National Service Scheme
Staff in Charge: Mr Peter Maria Antony
NSS Secretary: Prabhakaran, B.Com (CS)
S. No. Date Event Participation/ Venue
1. 26.06.15 Awareness on drug abuse 50 NSS volunteers actively participated
in rally for giving awareness on drug
abuse at marina beach
2. 10.07.15 Slogan Writing and Drawing NSS unit KRMMC conducted
competition such as slogan writing and
drawing on drug abuse among the college
students. 30 students participated
3. 17.07.15 Tree Plantation NSS unit of KRMMC planted trees in
the college campus. All NSS board
members have given their best
4. 31.07.15 Office Bearer Meeting K.Prabhakaran and B.Lakshmi
Narasiman of III BCS attended officer
bearer meeting in Gandhi Mandabam at
Guindy
5. 04.08.15 Blood Donation M.C. Nagaraj of I BCS gave blood to the
heart patient in Apollo hospital at
Teynampet
6. Special Camp Activity at Sunnmabukulam from 22nd August to 28th August
a. 22.08.15 Sivan kovil cleaning & few awareness to school students.
Sunnmabukulam
b. 23.08.15 School hostel Cleaning
c. 24.08.15 Amman kovil Cleaning
d. 25.08.15 School cleaning
e. 26.08.15 Tree plantation
f. 27.08.15 Statistical survey taken
among fisher community
g. 28.08.15 Valedictory function
S. No. Date Event Participation/ Venue
7. 05.09.15 Teacher’s day and
Birthday Celebrations
NSS unit celebrated V.O.C Birthday and
Teachers day at Gandhi Mandabam in front of his chekku.
Grandson of V.O.C preside over the
function. 53 NSS volunteers organized the program
8. 09.09.15 Competitions on topics of
consumer awareness
Two off stage event slogan writing and drawing, two on stage events quiz and
just a minute was conducted on the topic
of consumer awareness. Stalls were put up by students and prizes were given.
Dr. Saroja director of consumer advisory
and outreach, preside over the function at ??????
9, 19.9.15 Beach Cleaning Beach cleaning was organized by Nature
Club , 25 NSS volunteers took part in it
10. 20.09.15 Visit to Orphanage NSS students of Microbiology
department visited orphanage and spent
time with them and given lunch to the kids at Arumbakkam.
11. 25.09.15 Blood Donation Camp In connection with our secretary and correspondent Meena Aunty’s birthday
NSS unit of KRMMC organized blood
donation camp in the college premises. Over 200 volunteers donated blood.
12. 02.10.2015 Participation in a Rally 50 NSS volunteers participated in rally at
marina beach for give information about
benefits of walking
Youth Red Cross
Staff in Charge: Mrs Dhanya and T.D Umamaheswari
YRC SecretaryAnantha Krishnan, III BES & Tamilarasan III BBA
S. No. Date Event Participation/ Venue
1. 26.06.2015 International Day against
Drug Abuse & Illicit
Trafficking Awareness Rally
25 volunteers participated in the awareness rally at Marina Beach
organized by IRCS, Chennai
2. 05.08.2015 66th Geneva Convention
Day
Essay Writing (Tamil &
English)
R.Rajalakshmi-II B.Sc. (Maths)
L.Tanveer Ahmed-III.B.Com A/F (Shift
II) and S.Srinidhi-III B.C.A (Shift II) participated in the competitions
organized by INDIAN RED CROSS
SOCIETY at Egmore.
3. 07.08.2015 66th Geneva Convention
Day
Quiz competition
Roshini.S.-II B.Sc. (MB) and S.Vanitha-
III B.A. English Literature participated in the competition organized by INDIAN
RED CROSS SOCIETY at Egmore.
4. 10.08.2015 66th Geneva Convention
Day
English Oratorical
Roshini.S-II B.Sc. (MB) participated in
the competition organized by INDIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY at Egmore.
5. 26.08.2015 Youth Red Cross volunteers
visit to NSS camp at
Sunnambukulam
1. The volunteers took a demonstrative
class for 7th standard students on basic
first-aid practices.
2. The volunteers also enlightened the students on the topic, “Swach Bharat
Mission”.
3. Students were given a lecture on
Disaster Management in Coastal Areas.
4. Interactive game sessions were also conducted for the students to display their
innate talents.
5. YRC distributed stationery items and
snacks to the students.
6. YRC donated a FIRST-AID kit to the school with basic medicines.
6. 19.09.2015 International Coastal Cleanup
Day
10 Volunteers participated at Elliots beach.
S. No. Date Event Participation/ Venue
7. 29.09.2015 World Heart Day
Inter-Departmental Debate
Competition on the topic
“Are today’s youth potential
enough to fulfill vision
2020?”
The judges for the competition were
Dr.B.Hema, HOD, Dept. of Corporate Secretaryship and Mrs.M. Deepa, Asst.
Prof. Dept. of Business Administration.
The winners of the competition:
1. AnjanaDabbiru-III B.Com(Gen) &
B.V.Sushmita-III B.Sc. (BT)
2. D. Dheeraj-II BBA & S.Roshini- II B.Sc. (MB)
3. V.Amrish Kumar-III B.Com(Gen) &
C.Umashankar-III B.Com (Gen)
BEST SPEAKERS PRIZE-
C.Umashankar & Lathik Lekha III B.Com A&F (Shift II)
8. 29.09.2015 World Heart Day
Inter-departmental Painting
Competition on the topic
“Healthy Habits to Healthy
Heart”
The judges for the competition were
Mrs.P.Preethy, Asst. Prof., Dept of M.Sc.IT. and Ms. B. Sandhya, Asst.
Prof., Dept. of Corporate Secretaryship.
The winners of the competition:
1. AnjanaDabbiru-III B.Com(Gen)
2. Jafia Margaret –I B.Com (Corp Sec)
3. B.V.Sushmita-III B.Sc. (BT)
9 13.02.2016 16thAnnual sports Day Provided First-Aid for the event
Nature Club
Staff in Charge: Mrs S. Rega& Mrs Leena Merlin Biju
Nature club Secretary: M. Deepak, III B.Sc MB
Best out Going Student Volunteers: V. Saranya, III MB
N.V. Naseelan Kumar, III BT
A talk regarding Solid waste management was given by C. Arun Krishnamoorthy of
Environmental Foundation of India [EFI] to nature club members of KRMMC on July
15th 2015.Interested students have joined as volunteers for the week end lake- cleanup
activities in and around Chennai along with EFI.
A street play was organized during NSS camp at Chunnampukulam on 24th August 2015
by the Nature club members of KRMMC to the village people with regard to
environmental issues.( Diseases spread through water loggimg, oral & personal hygiene).
A Nature Education Camp was organized to Parambikulam Tiger reserve area from 1st
September- 4th September by NATIX-G & Exnora group. 28 students along with the
Nature club coordinator Dr. S. Rega attended the same.
Students of KRMMC & Nature club members participated in various district level
competitions (Quiz, elocution and drawing) organized by the TN- Forest department
(Guindy Wild Life division, Chennai) with regard to Wild Life Week Celebrations.
100 students from all the extension service units along with the respective coordinators
participated in the International Coastal Clean Up day organized by NATIX-G along
with Indian Coast Guard at Besant Nagar Beach on 19th September 2015.T shirts and
breakfast were distributed to all.
Nature Club has arranged student volunteers from Research Committee for Jayanthi
Foundation on September 28th to conduct a survey to check the status of the
beneficiaries (support of school fees)
Six faculty members of KRMMC including Nature Club coordinators served as resource
person for State Level Elocution Competitions organized by Tamil Nadu Forest
Department on 7th October 2015.
Nature Club members are participated and performed a mime and classical dance, based
on theme of Wild Life for the Valedictory function of Wild Life Week Celebrations on
8th October 2015 at Guindy National Park, Chennai.
The Nature Club along with TN Forest department, in connection with Sea Turtle
Conservation organized a Turtle Walk at Marina Beach from Light House to Anna
Square on 5th February 2016. 15 students along with Nature Club coordinator participated
for the same. The team were able to find three nests during the walk.
The Nature Club along with Lions’ Club International organized a campaigning
program at KRMMC with regard to Marathaon Ridley Run 2016 on 10th February
2016. Mrs Vijyarani, Cabinet Secretary, Lions Club International gave a speech on role
of Olive Ridely in environment and a need to save the sea turtles.
A public awareness program was conducted at Marina beach along with Chennai Wild
Life, TN Forest department by Dr S. Rega, to save the endangered Olive Ridley Turtles
on 12th February 2016 for the general public.
The Nature Club members participated in the Marathaon Ridley Run on 22nd February
2016.at Marina Beach based on the theme ‘Run for a Cause – Sea Turtle Conservation’
organized by Lion’s Club International. Certificates were given to the participants.
Leo Club
Staff in Charge: Mr Gopinath
Leo Club President : M. Magesh , III BCA
Leo Club Secretary: K. Varadaraj, III (B.Com, CS)
Leo Club Treasurer : V. Dinesh Kumar, III B.Sc BT
Date Name of the
Activity Held at Details of the Activity
09/09/15
Induction & Installation of the
Office Bearers of
LEO CLUB for 2015 -2016
AV Hall KRMMC, Adyar, Chennai
The Installation of the New Office
bearers for the year 2015-2016 was Inducted & Installed by the District
Governor PMJF. Lion J. Vitto Placka.
Mr. Placka spoke about how he has got transformed from LEO to a District
Governor at present.
16/9/15 Health Camp Madras University
Blood Group identification & BMI
Calculation was done by LEO
Volunteers at the Health Camp organized by Lions Club at University
of Madras.
6/12/15 to
8/12/15
Chennai Flood
Relief
Nehru Indoor
Stadium, Chennai
10 LEOs served as Volunteers in
packing Flood Relief Materials at the
Government Centralized Flood Distribution Center.
12/12/15
to
14/12/15
Chennai Flood Relief
Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai.
10 LEO Volunteers helped the AKSHAYA PATRA team from
Banglore in packing & distribution of
Food Materials for the Flood Affected people in Chennai.
13/1/16 Road Map to Success
KRMMC, AV Hall
As part of the LIONS Centennial Week
Celebrations under Youth Development a Seminar was organized by Lions
Club of Mambalam, Dr. Dhamodran,
Soft Skill Trainner & Motivational Speaker spoke on the Topic Road Map
to Success.
6/2/2016
to
7/2/2016
Temple Cleaning Activity
Thirumukkadu Village
20 LEOs along with 10 Volunteers
from B.Com (CS) restored the 150 year
old Lord Siva temple near Chengalpattu. They cleaned the
premises of the temple and painted the
walls of the temple.
14/2/16 to
15/2/16
Temple Cleaning
Activity
Cuddalore Village on
ECR
10 LEOs along with ROTRACT Club of KRMMC cleaned the Megathamman
Temple in Cuddalore Village.
Volunteers cleaned the premises of the temple and painted the walls of the
temple.
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