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ARUL ANANDAR COLLEGE(Autonomous)

(Reaccredited in 2014 by NAAC at ‘A’ Grade with a CGPA of 3.66) (DST - FIST Awarded College)

(Affiliated to Madurai Kamaraj University)

ANANDA NAGAR, KARUMATHUR – 625 514MADURAI DISTRICT

HANDBOOK AND CALENDAR2017 - 2018

CONTACTPrincipal : 04549 287208/287880 Rector : 04549 287299

Secretary : 04549 287052 Minister : 04549 287420

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e-mail : [email protected]

Website : www.aactni.edu.in

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CONTENTSTitle Page

Courses Offered & Working Hours ................................................ 5.

Arul Anandar College: Vision, Mission, Strategy, Emblem ............ 7

Our Founder: St Ignatius of Loyola ................................................ 8

Our Patron: St Arul Anandar ......................................................... 9

Brief History of AAC .................................................................... 10

Succession List of Rectors, Secretaries and Principals................. 15.

Statutory Bodies ......................................................................... 16

Non-Statutory Bodies ................................................................. 20

Teaching Staff .............................................................................. 33

Non-Teaching Staff ...................................................................... 42

The Grant of Autonomy and its implications .............................. 45.

Scheme of Valuation ................................................................... 63

Extension Activities .................................................................... 71

Innovative Practices ................................................................... 73

Rules and Regulations ................................................................ 74

Association Activities ................................................................... 81

Fee-Structure and Scholarships ................................................... 82

Awards of Excellence ................................................................... 88

Endowment Scholarships ............................................................ 90

Endowment Lectures / Seminars .............................................. 108

Academic Calendar ................................................................... 110

Time-Table ................................................................................. 134

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Courses Offered and Working Hours

Shift I 08.30 a.m. - 01.30 p.m.

UG (Aided)HistoryEconomics PhilosophyMathematicsPhysics Chemistry Rural Development Science Food Science & Technology (UGC Innovative Course)

UG (Self Financed)

Computer ScienceMathematics

PG (Aided)EconomicsPhilosophyDairy Science & Rural Management

PG (Self Financed)MathematicsPhysicsChemistryMCA

Career Oriented Courses 02.20 p.m. - 04.30 p.m.Mondays & Tuesdays : Theory ClassesSaturdays : Practical and Industrial Visits eTourism and Hospitality ManagementeMarketing ManagementeForeign TradeeClinical Nutrition and Lab TechnologyeCommercial HorticultureeNGO ManagementeBiotechnology in Farm Applications eYoga for Fitness

Shift II 01.30 p.m. - 06.00 p.m.

UG (Self Financed)

TamilEnglish Literature (Two Sections)

BCom. CA (Two Sections)

BBAIT & MPhysical Education (11.15 a.m. to 06.00 p.m.)

RESEARCH

MPhil Economics

Research Centres for PhD Full Time/Part Time

Economics

Rural Development Science

Physics

PhD Guidance

Tamil

Philosophy

Sociology

Social Work

Zoology

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ARUL ANANDAR COLLEGEArul Anandar College (Autonomous), a Minority Catholic Co-Educational Institution, affiliated to the Madurai Kamaraj University, is one among the nine colleges, run by the Madurai Province of the Society of Jesus.

(The other Jesuit colleges in Tamil Nadu are: In Tiruchirapalli:

St Joseph’s College (Autonomous)

In Palayamkottai: St Xavier’s College (Autonomous) St Xavier’s College of Education (Autonomous)

In Chennai: Loyola College (Autonomous) Loyola College of Education Loyola ICAM College of Engineering & Technology (LICET)

In Vettavalam: Loyola College

In Mettala, Salem: Loyola College.

These nine higher educational institutions under the chairmanship of the Provincial of the Jesuit Madurai Province follow a common policy for admissions, appointments and administration.)

As a minority institution Arul Anandar College caters primarily to the formation of Christian students. However, it keeps its portals open to all students without discrimination of caste and creed.

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VISIONIntegrated Development of Rural Students and Empowering them for Social Transformation

MISSION• To provide facilities for academic excellence, training in

soft and professional skills and job placement• To enable students to become agents of social

transformation by imparting skills in research and social analysis

• To build AAC into a policy advocacy centre

STRATEGYEmpowering rural students through innovative and

socially contextualized educationFostering a sense of human rights founded on dignity,

equity and justiceInitiating ICT integrated socially relevant researchPromoting people-friendly policies and programmes

through net-workingEstablishing an organic link between lab and landFacilitating gender equity both on and off the campusPromoting stakeholder participation in academic and

extension activities

EMBLEMA shield divided diagonally by a bar of gold appears on a maroon background.

On the right lower panel, a silver star rises above and lights up the green hills, the sky being shown in light blue, stands for a


pioneering institution shedding its light on the neighbouring countryside.

On the left upper panel, a sheaf of paddy stands for agricultural plenty which the college aims at by its ideal of rural service.

A golden crest IHS with a cross and nails surmounts the shield. The Crest (IHS: the name of Jesus) is the emblem of the Society of Jesus which owns this college.

On the left, a palm frond flanks the shield signifying the sacrifice made by the patron of our college, the Martyr St John de Britto (Arul Anandar) in the cause of Truth and Justice.

Following this motto, AAC strives to bring about social transformation, in the rural neighbourhood through its ideal of loving service flowing from the humanity of Jesus Christ.

At the bottom is found the motto of the college - Work, Justice and Love - inscribed in dark blue on a golden scroll.

The colours Gold, Blue and Maroon stand for the ideals of Work, Justice and Love contained in the motto. Arul Anandar College professes a philosophy of hard work coupled with a passion for justice and love signifying truth especially of the marginalized.

Our FOuNder: St IGNAtIuS OF LOYOLASt Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Society of Jesus was born in Spain in 1491 in a noble family. While undergoing treatment for an injury sustained in the battle at Pamplona,

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he read the Gospel and the Lives of Saints, that changed his life. Later he studied Philosophy and Theology and was ordained a priest in 1537. With a band of a few well-educated friends, he laid the foundation of the Society of Jesus in 15.40. The Spiritual Exercises and The Constitutions of the Society of Jesus are two of his legacy to the Jesuits and the world at large. The former helps to reflect on God, Self, and the relevance of the mission of Jesus Christ to the world inviting every one to become woman and man for others; and, the latter contains the rules and regulations for the governance of the Society of Jesus.

OUR PATRON: ST ARUL ANANDARSt Arul Anandar (St John de Britto), is the Patron of our college. Born in Lisbon in 1647 in a wealthy and aristocratic family and brought up in a rich and royal atmosphere, he became a Jesuit and volunteered to come to India in September 1673. He is one of the many Jesuit Missionaries who worked in the

Madurai Mission, India. Brilliant and young Britto was offered a professorial chair at a college in Goa but he preferred to come to Madurai and work in the interior villages. Between 1675 and 1687 he dressed himself as an Indian sannyasi (Pandaraswamy). He was known as Arulanandarsamy, eating only vegetarian food on plantain leaf, and squatting on the floor for study and teaching. He entered the kingdom of the Maravas, the present Ramanathapuram and Sivagangai districts and began his work there. Great opposition, resistance and persecution were his rewards, which he faced with a gentle smile. He had the courage to condemn


the wrong doings of both the mighty and the lowly. The conversion of Prince Thadiya Thevar incensed his enemies to persecute him and he was beheaded at Oriyur on February 4, 1693. His very name ‘Arul Anandar’ means one who is filled with the grace and joy of the Lord which he manifested by his service to humanity and perseverance in suffering. He continues to inspire all through his dedication, devotion and determination, exhibiting grace and joy.

BrIeF HIStORY OF AAC1970: The College was founded as De La Salle College

by the late Most Rev. Dr Justin Diraviam, Archbishop of Madurai Diocese with Pre University Course and UG Courses in Economics and Philosophy.

1971: BSc Mathematics was introduced.1972: Renamed as Arul Anandar College, it became a

Jesuit institution.1973: Undergraduate Courses in Rural Development

Science 1975: Bharat Ratna and Nobel Laureate St Teresa of

Kolkata, founder of the Missionaries of Charity graced the campus

1979: BSc Chemistry was introduced.1980: BA History was introduced.1980: MSc RDS was introduced.1984: MA Economics was introduced.1986: MA Philosophy was introduced.1987: AAC becomes an autonomous college.1987: The Alumni Association was inaugurated.1988: BSc Physics was introduced.

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1989: MPhil Economics was introduced.1995: The Parent-Teacher Association began.1999: Self-financed Courses in MCA and BCom with

Computer Applications were started.2000: Computer Literacy programme was initiated.2000: Dept. of RDS becomes a Research Centre.2001: Dept. of Economics becomes a Research Centre.2001: The college becomes co-educational.2001: AAC Accreditated by NAAC with FIVE STARS2003: BBA and BSc IT & M were introduced.2003: Choice Based Credit System - UG (Aided) courses2004: BSc Physical Education was introduced.2004: BSc Mathematics (SF) was introduced.2004: Internal Quality Assurance Cell was introduced.2005: MSc Mathematics (SF) was introduced.2005: MSc Physics (SF) was introduced.2005: Career Oriented Courses (COCs) were introduced.2008: NAAC Reaccreditation - ‘A’ grade - (CGPA of 3.52). 2008: Revised CBCS in all UG and PG courses2009: Women Studies Centre was established.2009: ‘Awards of Excellence ‘ for Staff and Students2009: Britto Publishing House gets started.2009: State Level Fr Montaud Hockey Tournaments 2009: State Level Fr Prince Foot-ball Tournaments2011: BA English Literature was introduced.2011: BSc Computer Science was introduced.2012: BSc Food Science & Technology was introduced.


2012: Bridge Course in English for UG first year students2012: Restructured Choice Based Credit System2012: Dept of Physics beomes a Research Centre.2014: NAAC Reaccreditation - ‘A’ grade (CGPA of 3.66)2016: DST FIST Awarded2017: BA Tamil is introduced.2017: MSc Chemistry is introduced.

INFrAStruCturAL deVeLOPMeNt

Britto Block

Inigo Block

Diraviam Arangam

Arrupe Illam

1987: Science Block

1989: Toulouse Block

1995: Library Building

2007: Xavier Block

2007: Womens Hostel

2009: Mr Michael Raj A Teacher Stadium & Logistics Centre

2010: Arrupe Centenary Block

2012: Gymnasium

2012: Standard-Size Basket Ball Court

2012: Grotto of Our Lady

2012: A model poultry and piggery farm

2012: IOB branch was opened in the campus2013: Indoor Stadium

2015: CCTV Cameras were installed in the campus

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2016: DST FIST Lab2016: 100 Bedded Sports Hostel2016: Extension of College Chapel2016: Extension of College Library

StAtutOry BOdIeS(As per the UGC norms)

l Governing Body l Academic Council l Boards of Studies l Finance Committee l Board of Management l Executive Board of Management l Administrative Committee l Perspective Planning Committee

NON-StAtutOry BOdIeS

l Staff Council l Planning and Evaluation Committee l Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) l Curriculum Development Cell and Academic Audit Committee l Fund for Improvement of Science & Technology - Department of Science & Technology Implementation Committee l Admission Committee l Project and Research Cell l Britto Publishing House


l Library Committee l Purchase and Physical Inventory Committee l E-content development & Web Committee l Examination and Awards Committee l Examination Monitoring Committee l Disciplinary Committee/Anti Ragging Committee l Attendance Monitoring Committee l Staff Grievance Redressel Panel l Students Grievance and Appeal Committee l Women Grievance Cell for Prevention of Sexual Harassment l Women Studies Centre l Girl Students Welfare Committee l Magazine Committee l Fine Arts l Scholarship and Endowment Committee l Career Guidance and Placement Cell l Parents - Teachers Association l Physical Education Committee l Campus Ministry l Hostel Committee (Boys) l Hostel Committee (Girls) l Public Relations Committee l Arul Anandar College Alumni Association (AACAA)

l International Students Forum

l Inter-State Students Forum

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SuCCeSSION LISt OF reCtOrS, SeCretArIeS ANd PrINCIPALS

Name Rector Secretary PrincipalRev. Br John Ealred FSC* - 1970-72 -

Rev. Br Fernando C FSC* - - 1970-72

Rev. Fr Rajanayagam S SJ* - 1972-73 1972-74

Rev. Fr Douglas Gordon SJ* 1973-75 1973-75 -

Rev. Dr Andrew Thekkekara SJ 1975-78 - -

Rev. Dr Gnanapragasam V M SJ* - 1975-77 1974-77

Rev. Dr George K C SJ* - 1977-85 1977-85

Rev. Fr Vincent Miranda SJ* 1978-79 - -

Rev. Fr Joseph K P SJ* 1979-80 - -

Rev. Fr Correya L SJ 1980-86 - -

Rev. Dr Gnanarethinam J L SJ* 1986-87 1985-90 1985-92

Rev. Fr Stephen Jesuraj Rodrigo M SJ 1987-90 - -

Rev. Fr Jeyapathy J S SJ* 1990-95 1991-95 -

Rev. Dr Michael Doss L SJ - - 1992-96

Rev. Fr Arul P S SJ 1995-00 - -

Rev. Dr Pushparaj G SJ - 1995-96 -

Rev. Dr Packiaraj G SJ - 1996-97 -

Rev. Fr Jesu Michael Das R SJ - 1997-98 1996-98

Rev. Dr Lawrence Amal Raj G SJ - 1998-01 1998-04

Rev. Dr Joseph Antonysamy G SJ 2000-06 - -

Rev. Dr Pushparaj G SJ - 2001-04 2004-10

Rev. Dr Michael Doss L SJ - 2004-05 -

Rev. Fr Xavier Joseph Fredrick S SJ - 2005-08 -

Rev. Dr Thomas Amirtham SJ 2006-08 - -

Rev. Fr Xavier Joseph Fredrick S SJ 2008-09 - -

Rev. Dr Arockiasamy Xavier M SJ - 2008-11 -

Rev. Dr Michael Jeyaraj SJ 2009-10 - -

Rev. Dr Joseph A SJ 2010-12 - -

Rev. Dr Xavier Vedam SJ - - 2010-15

Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ - 2011-13 2015-

Rev. Dr Casimir Raj Nicholas SJ 2012-13 - -

Rev. Dr Amal Kulandaisamy SJ 2013- - -

Rev. Dr Antony Pappuraj A SJ - 2013-16 -

Rev. Dr Albert William M SJ - 2016-17 -

Rev. Dr Mani Valan S SJ - 2017- - Deceased*


StAtutOry BOdIeStHe SOCIety OF AruL ANANdAr

ArruPe ILLAM, ANANDA NAGAR, KARUMATHUR - 625 514(As per Act XXI of 1880 S.No.82 of 1977,Madras and S.No.24 of 1985, New Delhi)

01. GOVerNING BOdy 1. Rev. Dr Danis Ponniah SJ (Provincial) President

2. Rev. Dr Amal Kulandaisamy SJ (Rector) Vice President

3. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ (Principal) Secretary

4. Rev. Dr Mani Valan S SJ College Secretary 5.. Rev. Fr Arulanandam M SJ Campus Treasurer 6. Prof. Iqbal Ahamed K r UGC Nominee Director of Distance Education Maulana Azad National Urdu University

7. Dr (Thiru) Kudalingam K (RJDCE) Govt. Nominee

8. Dr Lellis Thivagar M MKU Nominee

9. Rev. Dr Xavier Alphonse SJ Member Coordinator - Jesuit Madurai Province Hr Edu. 10. Rev. Sr Dr Nirmala T SAT Member Principal, Jeyaraj Annapackiam College for Women Periyakulam - 625 601

11. Rtn Kannan R V N Member Managing Director, Madurai Radha Travels, Madurai - 625 001

12. Mr Joseb Raj A Member Chairman & Managing Director Oceanaa Group of Companies 53, Ethiraj Salai, Egmore, Chennai - 600 008

13. Rev. Fr Henry Jerome V SJ Deputy Secretary (Shift II)14. Dr Michael John Peter S Deputy Principal (Shift II)15.. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Vice Principal16. Dr Joseph Selvaraj M Vice Principal 17. dr thomas William A Dean - Academic18. Dr George Joseph M Dean - Research19. Dr Rayappan S Dean - Students

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20. Dr Sundararaj A Controller of Exams21. Dr Shanmugaraju A Coordinator - IQAC

02. ACAdeMIC COuNCIL 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. dr thomas William A Dean - Academic Convenor

3. Rev. Dr Amal Kulandaisamy SJ Rector

4. Rev. Dr Mani Valan S SJ Secretary

5.. Rev. Fr Henry Jerome V SJ Deputy Secretary (Shift II) & HoD, Foundation Courses

6. Dr (Thiru) Kudalingam K RJDCE Govt Nominee

7. Dr Gopinathan C MKU Nominee

8. Dr Muthulakshmi R MKU Nominee

9. Dr Mayil Vaganan B MKU Nominee

10. Dr Gunasekar S GB Nominee

11. Ms Alphonsa Fernando R GB Nominee

12. Rev. Dr Maria Rajendran S GB Nominee

13. Dr Mothilal K K GB Nominee

14. Mr Sahul Hameed M S GB Nominee

15.. Dr Michael John Peter S Deputy Principal (Shift II)

16. Dr George Joseph M Dean - Research

17. Dr Sundararaj A Controller of Exams

18. Dr Shanmugaraju A Coordinator - IQAC

19. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Tamil Member

20. Dr Jesurajan S English Member

21. dr Martin J History Member

22. Dr Murali N Economics Member

23. Dr Seshu Raja S Philosophy Member

24. Mr Xavier Adaikalaraj J Mathematics Member

25.. dr Kulandaisamy I Physics Member

26. Dr Charles J A Chemistry Member

27. Dr Arockia Raj L RDS Member

28. Ms Revathi P Food Sci. & Tech Member


29. Rev. Fr Godwin Rufus, SJ English Literature Member

30. Ms Rajeswari S Commerce Member

31. Ms Susma T Business Admin. Member

32. Mr Kadher Farook R Inform. Tech. Member & Management

33. Dr Muthu Kumar A Physical Education Member

34. Mr Justin Kennedy r Computer Science Member & Comp. App.

35.. Dr Rayappan S Extension Member

03. BOArdS OF StudIeS 1. Tamil / Hindi / French 12. English Literature 2. English 13. Commerce 3. History 14. Business Administration 4. Economics 15. IT and Management 5. Philosophy 16. Physical Education 6. Mathematics 17. Computer Science 7. Physics 18. Computer Applications 8. Chemistry 19. Foundation Courses 9. RDS 20. Women’s Studies / NCC 10. Food Science and Technology 21. Extension11. Tamil

04. FINANCe COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Dr George Joseph M Dean-Research Convenor

3. Rev. Dr Mani Valan S SJ Secretary Member

4. Rev. Fr Arulanandam M SJ Campus Treasurer GB Nominee

5.. Rev. Fr Henry Jerome V SJ Deputy Secretary (Shift II) Member

6. Dr Michael John Peter S Deputy Principal (Shift II) Member

7. Mr Charles Fernando Auditor Member

8. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Vice Principal Member

9. Dr Joseph Selvaraj M Vice Principal Member

10. dr thomas William A Dean - Academic Member

11. Dr Rayappan S Dean - Students Member 12. Mr thomas Acqvinas r P A to Fr Principal Member

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05. BOARD OF MANAGEMENT 1. Rev. Dr Danis Ponniah SJ President

2. Rev. Dr Amal Kulandaisamy SJ Vice President

3. Rev. Dr Mani Valan S SJ Member

4. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Member

5.. Rev. Fr Arulanandam M SJ Member

6. Rev. Fr Godwin Rufus SJ Member

7. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Member

8. Rev. Dr Maria Joseph M Mahalingam SJ Member

9. Rev. Fr Jayaseelan S SJ Member

10. Rev. Fr Savarimuthu S P SJ Member

11. Rev. Fr Manuel Savariar SJ Member

12. Rev. Fr Henry Jerome V SJ Member

13. Rev. Dr Rajarathinam R SJ Member

06. eXeCutIVe BOArd OF MANAGeMeNt 1. Rev. Dr Amal Kulandaisamy SJ Rector


3. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal

4. Rev. Fr Arulanandam M SJ Campus Treasurer

07. AdMINIStrAtIVe COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Amal Kulandaisamy SJ Rector



4. Rev. Fr Arulanandam M SJ Campus Treasurer

5.. Rev. Fr Henry Jerome V SJ Deputy Secretary (Shift II)

6. dr thomas William A Dean – Academic

7. Dr George Joseph M Dean – Research

8. Dr Rayappan S Dean – Students

9. Ms Abirami S Dean – Women Students

10. Dr Sundararaj A Controller of Examinations

11. Dr Shanmugaraju A Coordinator - IQAC

12. Dr Michael John Peter S Deputy Principal (Shift II)


13. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Vice Principal (Shift I)

14. Dr Joseph Selvaraj M Vice Principal (Shift I)

15.. Mr Sajan Joseph M Vice Principal (Shift II)

16. Ms Jerlin Rupa P Vice Principal (Shift II)

08. PerSPeCtIVe PLANNING COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Amal Kulandaisamy SJ Chairman



4. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Vice Principal

5.. Rev. Fr Godwin Rufus SJ Member

6. Dr Arul Prasad S Member

NON-StAtutOry BOdIeS

01. StAFF COuNCIL 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman



4. Rev. Fr Arulanandam M SJ Campus Treasurer Member

5.. Rev. Fr Henry Jerome V SJ Deputy Secretary (Shift II) Member & HoD, Foundation Courses 6. Dr Michael John Peter S Deputy Principal (Shift II) Member 7. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Vice Principal (Shift I) Member & HoD, Tamil

8. Dr Joseph Selvaraj M Vice Principal (Shift I) Member

9. Mr Sajan Joseph M Vice Principal (Shift II) Member

10. Ms Jerlin Rupa P Vice Principal (Shift II) Member

11. Dr George Joseph M Dean - Research Member

12. Dr Rayappan S Dean - Students Member

13. Ms Abirami S Dean - Women Students Member

14. Dr Sundararaj A Controller of Examinations Member

15.. Dr Shanmugaraju A Coordinator, IQAC Member

16. Dr Jesurajan S HoD, English Member

17. dr Martin J HoD, History Member

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18. Dr Murali N HoD, Economics Member

19. Dr Seshu Raja S HoD, Philosophy Member

20. Mr Xavier Adaikalaraj J HoD, Mathematics Member

21. dr Kulandaisamy I HoD, Physics Member

22. Dr Charles J A HoD, Chemistry Member

23. Dr Arockia Raj L HoD, RDS Member

24. Ms Revathi P HoD, Food Sci. & Tech. Member

25.. Dr Vanitha J Director, Phy. Edu. Member

26. Dr Duraisingam A Librarian Member

27. Rev. Fr Godwin Rufus SJ HoD, English Literature Member

28. Ms Rajeswari S HoD, Commerce Member

29. Ms Susma T HoD, Bus. Administration Member

30. Mr Kadher Farook R HoD, IT and Management Member

31. Mr Justin Kennedy r HoD, Comp. Sci. & Comp. App. Member

32. Dr Muthu Kumar A HoD, Physical Education Member

33. Mr Joseph Xavier Raja G Office Superintendent Member

02. PLANNING ANd eVALuAtION COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman 2. dr thomas William A Dean – Academic Convenor 3. Rev. Dr Amal Kulandaisamy SJ Rector Member 4. Rev. Dr Mani Valan S SJ Secretary Member 5.. Rev. Fr Arulanandam M SJ Campus Treasurer Member 6. Rev. Fr Henry Jerome V SJ Deputy Secretary (Shift II) Member 7. Dr Michael John Peter S Deputy Principal (Shift II) Member 8. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Vice Principal (Shift I) Member 9. Dr Joseph Selvaraj M Vice Principal (Shift I) Member 10. Mr Sajan Joseph M Vice Principal (Shift II) Member 11. Ms Jerlin Rupa P Vice Principal (Shift II) Member 12. Dr George Joseph M Dean - Research Member 13. Dr Rayappan S Dean - Students Member 14. Ms Abirami S Dean - Women Students Member 15.. Dr Sundararaj A Controller of Exams Member 16. Dr Shanmugaraju A Coordinator - IQAC Member


17. Dr Seshu Raja S HoDs’ Representative Member 18. Ms Juliet Shanthi I Teaching Staff (Shift II) Member 19. rev. dr Sebastian Mahimairaj A OCd Coordinator - Mentor Care Member 20. Mr Joseph Xavier Raja G Office Superintendent Member 21. Mr thomas Acqvinas r P A to Fr Principal Member 22. PG Student representative II Year (Shift I ) Member 23. uG Student representative III Year (Shift I ) Member 24. uG Student representative III Year (Shift II) Member 25.. Sports representative Member 26. Fine Arts representative Member 27. Girls representative Member

28. Day Schoar Representative Member

03. INterNAL QuALIty ASSurANCe CeLL (IQAC)(Constituted as per the norms of NAAC) 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman 2. Dr Shanmugaraju A Coordinator Convenor 3. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Asst Prof. Member 4. dr Jeyaraj I Asso. Prof. Member 5.. Dr Arul Prasad S Asso. Prof. Member 6. Rev. Dr Mary Lowrencia C Asst Prof. Member 7. Dr Antony Singh Dhas D Asst Prof. Member 8. Dr Valanarasu S Asst Prof. Member 9. Dr Gilbert Rani M Asst Prof. Member 10. Dr Arulappan M Asst Prof. Member 11. Mr Raja A Asst Prof. Member 12. Mr Keba Immanuel J Asst Prof. Member 13. Ms Josephine Therese R Asst Prof. Member 14. Mr Francis Xavier I Student Representative Member 15.. Ms Kalaiarasi M Student Representative Member 16. Mr Muthupandi C Alumni Representative Member Ex Councillor, Karumathur 17. Mr Joseph Rethinasamy M External Expert Member Executive Director, Hotel Germanus

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04. CurrICuLuM deVeLOPMeNt CeLL ANd ACAdeMIC AudIt COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman


3. Dr Shanmugaraju A Coordinator - IQAC Member


5.. dr Kulandaisamy I Asso. Prof. Member

6. Dr Ambudoss Arvind Asso. Prof. Member

7. Dr Ramkumar G Asst Prof. Member

8. Ms Semalatha T Asst Prof. Member

05. FuNd FOr IMPrOVeMeNt OF SCIeNCe ANd teCHNOLOGy : FISt - dSt IMPLeMeNtAtION COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. dr Joseph Wilson K S Asso. Prof. Convenor



5.. Dr George Joseph M Dean - Research Member

6. dr Kulandaisamy I Asso. Prof. Member

7. Dr Charles J A Asso. Prof. Member

8. Mr Xavier Adaikalaraj J Asso. Prof. Member

9. Dr Rayappan S Asst Prof. Member

10. Dr Malar Kannan S P Asst Prof. Member

06. AdMISSION COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Rev. Fr Henry Jerome V SJ Jesuit Dalit Co-ordinator Member

SHIFt I 1. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Vice Principal Convenor



4. Dr Rayappan S Dean - Students Member

5.. Dr Duraisingam A Librarian Member


6. Mr Robert Dhiliban J Dept of Maths Member

7. Ms Henri Rita Mary S Dalit Representative Member

8. Ms Abirami S Dept of RDS Member SHIFt II 1. Dr Michael John Peter S Deputy Principal Convenor 2. Mr Sajan Joseph M Vice Principal Member 3. Ms Jerlin Rupa Vice Principal Member 4. Dr Muthu Kumar A Dept. of Physical Edu. Member 5.. Ms Arockia Juliet P Dept. of Commerce Member

6. Mr Johnson Amirtharaj A Dalit Representative Member 7. Dr Amala Nirmal Doss S A Dept. of Comp. Applns Member

07. PROJECT AND RESEARCH CELL 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman 2. Dr George Joseph M Dean - Research Convenor 3. Dr Maria John Kennedy M Asso. Prof. Economics Member 4. Dr Shanmugaraju A Asso. Prof. Physics Member 5.. Dr Malar Kannan S P Asst Prof. RDS Member 6. Dr Amala Nirmal Doss S A Asst Prof. Comp. Applns Member 7. dr Nivetha Martin Asst Prof. Maths Member 8. Dr Mabel Joshaline Asst Prof. RDS Member 9. Mr Doni Pon V Scholar, Science Member 10. Mr Chandran M Scholar, Arts Member

08. BrIttO PuBLISHING HOuSe 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman 2. Dr Maria John Kennedy M Asso. Prof. Economics Convenor 3. rev. dr Irudayaraj A CMF Asst Prof. Philosophy Member 4. Dr Ganesh S Asst Prof. Tamil Member

5.. Rev. Dr Sr Mary Lowrencia C Asst Prof. English Member

09. LIBrAry COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Dr Duraisingam A Librarian Convenor

3. Dr Maria John Kennedy M Asso. Prof. Economics Member

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4. Rev. Dr Mahalingam M SJ Asst Prof. RDS Member

5.. Dr Gilbert Rani M Asst Prof. Maths Member

6. Mr Veerasamy P Asst Prof. English Member

7. Mr Karuppathevan O Library Asst Member

10. PurCHASe ANd PHySICAL INVeNtOry COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Dr Michael Raj A Asst Prof. Commerce Convenor



5.. Rev. Fr Henry Jerome V SJ Deputy Secretary (Shift II) Member

6. Dr George Joseph M Dean - Research Member

7. Mr Maria Michael Raja A Asst Prof. RDS Member

8. Ms Juliet Shanthi I Asst Prof. MCA Member

9. Mr Joseph Xavier Raja G Superintendent Member

10. Mr thomas Acqvinas r P A to Fr Principal Member

11. Ms Lourdu Rani A Junior Assistant Member

11. e-CONteNt deVeLOPMeNt ANd WeB COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Vice Principal Convenor

3. Mr Johnson B Coordinator Member

4. Mr Justin Kennedy r Head, Computer Science Member

5.. Mr Viswanathan R Asst Prof. Commerce Member

6. Ms Josephine Therese R Asst Prof. Comp. Sci. Member

7. Mr Gobinath P Asst Prof. IT and M Member

8. Mr Prakash Alpa S Faculty & Programmer Member

9. Mr Rajmohan N System Engineer Member

12. eXAMINAtIONS ANd AWArdS COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Dr Sundararaj A Controller of Exams Convenor


4. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Vice Principal (Shift I) Member


5.. Dr Joseph Selvaraj M Vice Principal (Shift I) Member



8. dr thomas William A Dean-Academic Member

9. Dr George Joseph M Dean-Research Member

10. Dr Rayappan S Dean-Students Member

11. Ms Abirami S Dean-Women Students Member

12. Dr Shanmugaraju A Coordinator - IQAC Member

13. - 28 Heads All Depts. Members


13. eXAMINAtIONS MONItOrING COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Dr Sundararaj A Controller of Exams Convenor



5.. Dr Joseph Selvaraj M Vice Principal (Shift I) Member



8. respective HOd Member

9. respective Invigilator Member

14. dISCIPLINAry COMMIttee/ANtI-rAGGING COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

SHIFt I

2. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Vice Principal Convenor


4. dr thomas William A Asso. Prof. RDS Member

5.. Mr Robert Dhiliban J Asst Prof. Maths Member

6. Dr Savitha Devi N Asst Prof. Chemistry Member

7. Mr Packiaraj B PTA Representative Member

SHIFt II


2. Mr Sajan Joseph M Vice Principal Convenor

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3. Ms Jerlin Rupa P Vice Principal Member

4. Mr Viswanathan R Asst Prof. Commerce Member

5.. Ms Veeraparameswari N Asst Prof. Phy. Edu. Member

6. Dr Mege V S Asst Prof. Commerce Member

7. Mr Ravichandran S PTA Representative Member

15. AtteNdANCe MONItOrING COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

SHIFt I

2. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Vice Principal Member



5.. Ms Kiruba M R Lab Assistant MemberSHIFt II


2. Mr Sajan Joseph M Vice Principal Member

3. Ms Jerlin Rupa P Vice Principal Member

4. Mr Gnanaguru R Office Assistant Member

16. StAFF GrIeVANCe redreSSAL PANeL 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Rev. Dr Mani Valan S SJ Secretary Convenor

3. Rev. Fr Henry Jerome V SJ Deputy Secretary (Shift II) Member

4. Mr Issac Mohanlal Advocate Member

5.. Dr Lourdunathan S Asso. Prof. Philosophy Member

6. Dr Ambudoss Arvind Asso. Prof. RDS Member

7. dr Jeyaraj I President - MUTA Member

8. Ms Jegadeeswari S Asst Prof. Tamil Member

9. Mr Nelson K President, TANSAC Member

17. StudeNtS GrIeVANCe ANd APPeAL COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Dr Rayappan S Dean-Students Convenor



4. Ms Sahaya Josephine Mary A Asst Prof. English Member

5.. Dr Nirmal Rajkumar V Asst Prof. Economics Member

6. Ms Arockia Juliet P Asst Prof. Commerce Member

7. Dr Kalidoss B Asst Prof. English Lit. Member

18. WOMeNS GrIeVANCe CeLL FOr PreVeNtION OF SeXuAL HArASSMeNt(As per UGC & Supreme Court Order)

1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Ms Abirami S Dean-Women Students Convenor

3. Ms Henri Rita Mary S Director (WSC) Member

4. Ms Virgin Arockiamary M Asst Prof. Commerce Member

5.. Ms Pradeepa I Asst Prof. Maths Member

19. WOMeN StudIeS CeNtre 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Dr Sundararaj A Advisor Member

3. Ms Henri Rita Mary S Director Convener


5.. Dr Kala T Asst Prof. History Member

6. Ms Juliet Shanthi I Asst Prof. Comp. Applns Member

7. Ms Ramya K Asst Prof. Commerce Member

8. Ms Vasanthi C Project cum Doc. Officer Member

9. Ms Vijayalakshmi D Field Coordinator Member cum Comp. Asst

20. GIrL StudeNtS WeLFAre COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Ms Abirami S Dean-Women Students Convenor

3. Rev. Sr Arul Shiney SJA Hostel Warden Member

4. Rev. Dr Sr Mary Lowrencia C Asst Prof. English Member

5.. Ms Pandeeswari M Asst Prof. RDS Member

6. Ms Pradeepa I Asst Prof. Maths Member

7. Ms Susma T Head, Business Admin Member

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8. Ms Rajeswari S Head, Commerce Member

9. Dr Sophia J Asst Prof. Physics Member

10. Ms Manimegalai R Asst Prof. Eng. Lit. Member 21. MAGAZINe COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Ms Sahaya Josephine Mary A Asst Prof. English Co-ordinator

3. Dr Gurusamy G Asst Prof. Tamil Member

4. Mr James A Asst Prof. RDS Member

5.. Dr Amala Nirmal Doss S A Asst Prof. Comp. Applns Member

6. Ms Jegadeeswari S Asst Prof. Tamil Member

7. Mr Nallakurumban M Asst Prof. English Lit. Member

8. Mr Francis Xavier I Student Representative Member

9. Ms Vinojini Y Student Representative Member 22. FINe ArtS 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal President

2. Mr Keba Immanuel J Asst Prof. Eng. Lit. V.President

3. Dr Rayappan S Dean - Student Member

4. Student representative Fine Arts Member 23. SCHOLArSHIP ANd eNdOWMeNt COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Vice Principal (Shift I) Convenor



5.. Dr Michael John Peter S Deputy Principal (Shift II) Member





10. Mr John Peter Christopher S Lab Assistant Member

11. Mr Nelson K Lab Assistant Member


24. CAreer GuIdANCe ANd PLACeMeNt CeLL 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Dr Amala Nirmal Doss S A Co-ordinator Convener

3. Dr Valanarasu S Asst Prof. Physics Member

4. Mr Anthony Raj P Asst Prof. RDS Member

5.. Ms Pradeepa I Asst Prof. Maths Member

6. Mr Raja A Asst Prof. Eng. Lit. Member

7. Mr Viswanathan R Asst Prof. Commerce Member

8. Ms Josephine Therese R Asst Prof. Comp. Sci. Member

9. Mr Vigneshwaran G Asst Prof. BBA Member

25. PAreNtS - teACHerS ASSOCIAtION 1. Rev. Dr Amal Kulandaisamy SJ Rector Patron


3. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

4. Rev. Fr Henry Jerome V SJ Deputy Secretary (Shift II) Member

5.. Dr Michael John Peter S Deputy Principal (Shift II) Member





10. Dr Murali N Staff Advisor Member

11. Dr Arockiaraj L Staff Advisor Member

12. Ms Sahaya thivya W Asst Prof. Maths Member

13. Mr Packiaraj B Parent Rep. Member

14. Mr Ravichandran S Parent Rep. Member

26. PHySICAL eduCAtION COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Rev. Dr Rajarathinam R SJ Asso. Prof. (Rtd) Sp.Coordinator

3. Dr Vanitha J Director, Phy. Ed. Convenor

4. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Asso. Prof. Member

5.. dr Kulandaisamy I Asso. Prof. Member

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6. Dr Charles J A Asso. Prof. Member

7. Dr Maria John Kennedy M Asso. Prof. Member

8. dr thomas William A Asso. Prof. Member

9. Mr Karuppiah L Asst Prof. Member

10. Dr Muthu Kumar A Asst Prof. Member

11. Mr Karuppathevan O Member

12. Mr Jeyamuthu V Member

13. Sports Secretary Member

14. Students Council Member

15. Students Council Member

27. CAMPuS MINIStry 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Rev. Fr Godwin Rufus SJ Asst Prof. English Director

3. rev. dr Irudayaraj A CMF Asst Prof. Philosophy Member

4. dr Joseph Wilson K S Asso. Prof. Physics Member

5.. Ms Jerlin Rupa P Asst Prof. Bus. Admn Member

6. Dr Gurusamy G Asst Prof. Tamil Member

7. Rev. Dr Sr Mary Lowrencia C Asst Prof. English Member

8. Dr Nirmal Rajkumar V Asst Prof. Economics Member

9. Mr Deva Prince S A Asst Prof. Chemistry Member

10. Mr Vijayakumar A Asst Prof. Comp. Sci. Member

28. HOSteL COMMIttee (Boys) 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Hostel Director Convenor

3. Rev. Fr Godwin Rufus SJ Deputy Director Member

4. Rev. Fr Arulanandam M SJ Student Counsellor Member

5.. Mr Sajan Joseph M Asst Director Member

6. Mr Rex Rosario S Asst Director Member 7. Br Arockia Amalan SJ Asst Director Member 8. Dr Antony M Asst Director Member

9. Mr Gobinath P Asst Director Member 10. Mr Prasanth Arockia Samy D Asst Director Member


29. HOSteL COMMIttee (Girls) 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Rev. Sr Arul Shiney SJA Director, Girls Hostel Convenor

3. Rev. Fr Savarimuthu S P SJ Student Counsellor Member

4. Rev. Fr Arulanandam M SJ Student Counsellor Member

5.. Dr Ananthi P Asst Director Member

6. Ms Jansi Rani K Asst Director Member

30. PuBLIC reLAtIONS COMMIttee 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Chairman

2. Dr Duraisingam A PRO Convenor

3. Ms Abirami S Asst Prof. RDS Member

4. Dr Ganesh S Asst Prof. Tamil Member

5.. Mr Keba Immanuel J Asst Prof. Eng. Lit. Member

6. Mr Muniyandi K Member

7. Mr Kannan M Live-Stock Asst Member

31. AAC ALuMNI ASSOCIAtION (AACAA) 1. Rev. Dr Amal Kulandaisamy SJ Patron 2. Rev. Dr Mani Valan S SJ Patron 3. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Chairman 4. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ Director 5.. Mr Rajagopal AACAA President 6. Dr Antony Singh Dhas D AACAA V President 7. Dr Charles J A AACAA Secretary 8. Mr Madhusudhanan Rayar R M AACAA Jt Secretary 9. dr Jeyaraj I AACAA Treasurer 10. rev. dr Irudhayaraj A CMF EC Member 11. Mr Robert Dhiliban J “ 12. Dr Shanmugaraju A “ 13. Dr Arul Prasad S “ 14. Mr Kadher Farook R “ 15.. Mr Vigneswaran G “ 16. Dr Muthu Kumar A “

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17. Mr Justin Kennedy r EC Member

18. Dr Duraisingam A “

19. Mr Kannan M “

20. Mr Muthu Pandi C “

21. Mr Charles Fernando “

22. Mr Kannan M “

23. Mr Muniyandi K “

teACHING StAFF (Aided Programmes) 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ MA, MPhil, PhD Principal

dePArtMeNt OF tAMIL

1. Rev. Dr Anbarasu M SJ MA, PhD Asst Prof. & Head

2. Dr Joseph Charlie Arockia Doss A MA, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

3. Dr Gurusamy G MA, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

4. Dr Ganesh S MA, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

dePArtMeNt OF eNGLISH

1. Dr Jesurajan S MA, MPhil, PhD, BEd, MA (JMC) Asso. Prof. & Head

2. Ms Sahaya Josephine Mary A MA, MPhil Asst Prof.

3. Rev. Fr Godwin Rufus SJ MA, MPhil Asst Prof.

4. Rev. Dr Sr Mary Lowrencia C MA, PhD, BEd Asst Prof.

dePArtMeNt OF HISTORY

1. dr Martin J MA, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof. & Head

2. Dr Kala T MA, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

3. Dr Nallathambi P MA, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

4. Dr Jenifa D MA, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

1. Dr Murali N MA, MPhil, PhD Asso. Prof. & Head

2. Dr Maria John Kennedy M Asso. Prof. MA, MPhil, PhD, MBA, MCom 3. Dr Joseph Selvaraj M MA, MPhil, PhD Asso. Prof. 4. dr Jeyaraj I MA, MPhil, PhD, BEd Asso. Prof. 5.. Dr Antony Singh Dhas D MA, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.


6. Dr Nirmal Rajkumar V MA, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof. 7. Ms Henri Rita Mary S MA, MPhil Asst Prof. 8. Mr Michael Venish V MA, MPhil Asst Prof.

9. Ms Arockia Sarvia S MA, MPhil Asst Prof.

DEPARTMENt OF PHILOSOPHY 1. Dr Seshu Raja S MA, PhD Asso. Prof. & Head 2. Dr Lourdunathan S MA, MPhil, PhD MA (Pol Sci) DGT Asso. Prof. 3. Dr George Joseph M MA, MPhil, PhD Dip (San) Asso. Prof. 4. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ MA, MPhil, PhD Principal 5.. rev. dr Irudayaraj A CMF MA, MPhil Asst Prof. 6. Dr Arulappan M MA, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

7. Rev. Dr Elphinston Kishore T MA, PhD Asst Prof.

8.

9.

dePArtMeNt OF MAtHeMAtICS

1. Mr Xavier Adaikalaraj J MSc, MPhil, PGDCA Asso. Prof. & Head 2. Mr Robert Dhiliban J MSc, MPhil Asst Prof. 3. Dr Gilbert Rani M MSc, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof. 4. Dr Ramkumar G MSc, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

5.. dr Nivetha Martin, MSc, PhD Asst Prof.

DEPARTMENT OF PHySICS

1. Dr Kulandaisamy I MSc, MPhil, PhD Asso. Prof. & Head 2. dr Joseph Wilson K S MSc, MPhil, PhD, PGDCA Asso. Prof 3. Dr Shanmugaraju A MSc, PhD, PGDCA Asst Prof. 4. Dr Valanarasu S MSc, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof

5.. Dr Sophia J MSc, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof

DEPARTMENT OF CHeMIStry 1. Dr Charles J A MSc, MPhil, PhD Asso. Prof. & Head

2. Dr Rayappan S MSc, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

3. Dr Savitha Devi N MSc, PhD Asst Prof.

4. Mr Deva Prince S A MSc, MEd, MPhil, MSc (Psy) Asst Prof.

5.. dr Martin S MSc, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

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dePArtMeNt OF rurAL deVeLOPMeNt SCIeNCe 1. Dr Arockiaraj L MSc, PhD Asso. Prof. & Head

Social Sciences

1. dr thomas William A MSW, PhD, UGC PDA Asso. Prof. & Section Head

2. Dr Arul Prasad S MSW, PhD, PGDPM Asso. Prof.

3. rev. dr Sebastian Mahimairaj A OCD Asst Prof. MSW, MPhil, PhD, PGDHRM

4. Ms Abirami S MA, MSc (Psy), MPhil Asst Prof.

5.. Rev. Dr Maria Joseph Mookkan Mahalingam SJ Asst Prof. MA, PhD (France), DEA, MA, MBA

6. Mr Arockia Maria Michael Raja A MSW, MPhil Asst Prof.

7. Mr James A MSW, MPhil Asst Prof.

8. Mr Anthony Raj P MA, MPhil Asst Prof.

Agriculture 9. Dr Ambudoss Arvind, MSc (Agri), PhD Asso. Prof. & Section Head10. Ms Pandeeswari M MSc, MPhil Asst Prof.11. Dr Mabel Joshaline C MSc, PhD Asst Prof.

Animal Husbandry12. Dr Arockiaraj L MSc, PhD Asso. Prof. & Section Head13. Dr Malar Kannan S P MVSc Asst Prof.14. Mr Jegan Karuppiah S MSc Asst Prof.

Biological SciencesZoology15.. Dr Sundararaj A MSc, MPhil, PhD, PGDCA Asso. Prof. & Section HeadBotany16. Dr Ananthi P MSc, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 1. Dr Michael Raj A MCom, MCom (CM), MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

PHySICAL eduCAtION 1. Dr Vanitha J MPEd, MPhil, PhD Dir. of Phy. Ed.


LIBrAry 1. Dr Duraisingam A Librarian MLIS, MA (Eco), MA (Pol Sc), MPhil, PhD, BEd

ACAdeMIC StAFF (MANAGEMENT)dePArtMeNt OF eCONOMICS 1. Rev. Dr Rajarathinam R SJ MA, MPhil, PhD Asso. Prof. (Rtd) 2. Dr Michael John Peter S MA, MPhil, PhD Asso. Prof. (Rtd)

dePArtMeNt OF PHILOSOPHy

1. Rev. Fr Anto Nelson OCD MA Asst Prof. 2. Rev. Fr Stanislaus S CMF MSc Asst Prof.

dePArtMeNt OF CHeMIStry

1. Mr Ganesan K MSc, MPhil, BEd Asst Prof.

2. Dr Easuraja M MSc, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

3. Ms Jansi Rani K MSc, MPhil Asst Prof.

4. Dr Vignesh G MSc, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

5.. Dr John Jeevagan A MSc, PhD Asst Prof.

6. Rev. Dr John Joseph B. Pragasam MSc, PhD (USA) Asso. Prof. (Rtd)

ACAdeMIC StAFF (Self Financed) 1. Dr Michael John Peter S MA, MPhil, PhD Deputy Principal

dePArtMeNt OF tAMIL 1. Rev. Dr Mani Valan S SJ MA, MPhil, PhD, PGDJMC Secretary & Asso. Prof. (Rtd) 2. Mr Karunanidhi M MA, MPhil Asst Prof. & Co-ordinator

3. Ms Jegadeeswari S MA, MPhil Asst Prof.

4. Ms Dennila K MA, MPhil Asst Prof.

5.. Ms Manimegala S MA, MPhil, BEd Asst Prof.

6. Dr Arul Selvi A MA, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

7. Mr Loyola Samidoss M MA Asst Prof.

dePArtMeNt OF eNGLISH & eNGLISH LIterAture 1. Rev. Fr Godwin Rufus, SJ MA, MPhil Asst Prof. & Head

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2. Rev. Fr Manuel S SJ MA Asst Prof. & Co-ordinator 3. Mr Veerasamy P MA, MPhil Asst Prof. 4. Mr Raja A MA, MA, MPhil Asst Prof. 5.. Mr Johnson Amirtharaj A MA, MPhil, BEd Asst Prof. 6. Dr Kalidoss B MA, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof. 7. Mr Nallakurumban M MA, MPhil Asst Prof. 8. Mr Kalaivanan P MA, MPhil Asst Prof. 9. Mr Lakshmanan M MA, MPhil, BEd Asst Prof. 10. Ms Manimegalai R MA, MPhil Asst Prof. 11. Mr Chandra Sekar Pandian S MA, MPhil Asst Prof. 12. Mr Prasanth Arockia Samy D MA, MPhil Asst Prof. 13. Ms Annuncy Vinoliya D MA Asst Prof. 14. Ms Glory Gursheth A J MA, MPhil Asst Prof. 15.. Ms Nestricia Mary L MA, MPhil Asst Prof. 16. Mr Johnson Stephen I MA, MPhil Asst Prof.

17. Mr Subash M MA Asst Prof.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 1. Ms Rajeswari S MCom, MPhil, MBA Asst Prof. & Head 2. Rev. Dr Rajarathinam R SJ MA, MPhil, PhD Asso. Prof. (Rtd) 3. Dr Sahayaraj Alexander A MCom, MPhil, MBA, PhD Asst Prof. 4. Mr Stephen Jeyaraj A MCom, MPhil, BEd Asst Prof. 5.. Ms Virgin Arockiamary M MCA, MPhil Asst Prof. 6. Mr Viswanathan R MCA Asst Prof. 7. Ms Arockia Juliet P MCom, MPhil, PGDCA Asst Prof. 8. Ms Ramya K MCom, MPhil, PGDCA Asst Prof. 9. Mr Kaleeswaran K MCom, MPhil Asst Prof

10. Dr Mege V S MCom, MPhil, PhD, DCA Asst Prof.

dePArtMeNt OF BuSINeSS AdMINIStrAtION

1. Ms Susma T MBA, MPhil Asst Prof. & Head

2. Ms Jerlin Rupa P MBA, MPhil Asst Prof.

3. Mr Vigneshwaran G MBA Asst Prof.


4. Mr Siluvai Nesa Pandian C MBA, MPhil, PGDHRM Asst Prof.

5.. Mr Muthu Perunal P V MBA Asst Prof.

DEPARTMENT OF INFOrMAtION teCHNOLOGy & MANAGEMENT

1. Mr Kadher Farook R MCA, MPhil (CS) Asst Prof. & Head

2. Mr Arun Prasad S MBA, MPhil, PGDHRM Asst Prof.

3. Mr Ramachandran P MBA, MPhil, MA (Eco), MA (Yoga) DGT Asst Prof.

4. Mr Albert Irudayaraj J MCA, MPhil Asst Prof.

5.. Mr Gobinath P MSc Asst Prof.

DEPARTMENt OF PHySICAL eduCAtION

1. Dr Muthu Kumar A MPEd, MPhil, PhD, MA, Dip.(Yoga) Asst Prof. & Head

2. Mr Karuppiah L MPEd, MPhil, BEd, Dip. (Yoga) Asst Prof.

3. Dr Veeraparameswarai N MPEd, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof.

4. Mr Peter Michael Raj G MA, MPEd, MPhil, PG-Yoga Asst Prof.

5.. Mr Sivananda Prabhu C MPEd, MPhil Asst Prof.

dePArtMeNt OF COMPuter SCIeNCe ANd COMPuter APPLICAtIONS

1. Mr Justin Kennedy r MCA, MPhil Asst Prof. & Head

2. Ms Juliet Shanthi I MCA, MPhil Asst Prof.

3. Mr Johnson B MCA, BEd Asst Prof.

4. Mr Saravanan M MCA, BEd Asst Prof.

5.. Mr Arul Prabu P MSc, MPhil, DCH Asst Prof.

6. Mr Vijayakumar A MCA, MPhil Asst Prof.

7. Ms Semalatha T MSc, MPhil Asst Prof.

8. Mr Manoj Prabakaran T MCA, MPhil Asst Prof.

9. Ms Josephine Therese R MCA, MPhil Asst Prof.

10. Dr Amala Nirmal Doss S A MCA, PhD Asst Prof.

11. Mr Prakash Alpa S MCA Asst Prof.

12. Mr Vinoth Kumar P V MSc, MPhil Asst Prof.

dePArtMeNt OF MAtHeMAtICS

1. Mr Sajan Joseph M MSc, MPhil, BEd, PGDCA Asst Prof. 2. Ms Pradeepa I MSc, MPhil Asst Prof.

3. Mr Gnana Arockiam A MSc, MPhil, MEd Asst Prof.

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4. Ms Yogarani R MSc, MPhil Asst Prof

5.. Ms Sahaya thivya W MSc, MPhil, BEd Asst Prof.

6. Mr Arockiadas P MSc, MPhil Asst Prof.

7. Ms Jenitha Sironmani J MSc, MPhil Asst Prof.

8. Ms Abinaya D MSc Asst Prof.

DEPARTMENT OF PHySICS

1. Mr Sebastian S MSc, MPhil, MEd Asst Prof.

2. Mr Santhoshkumar Jacob S MSc, MPhil, PGDCA Asst Prof.

3. Mr Thomas R MSc, MPhil, BEd Asst Prof.

4. Mr Rex Rosario S MSc, MPhil, BEd Asst Prof.

5.. Dr Antony M MSc, MPhil, PhD Asst Prof

6. Ms Buvaneswari V MSc, MPhil, BEd Asst Prof.

dePArtMeNt OF FOOd SCIeNCe ANd teCHNOLOGy

1. Ms Revathi P MSc, MPhil Asst Prof. & Head

2. dr Jerald Wilson J MSc, PhD Asst Prof.

3. Ms Udhaya Geetha S MSc, MPhil Asst Prof.

DEPARTMENT OF FOuNdAtION COurSeS 1. Rev. Dr Amal Kulandaisamy SJ Dean

2. Rev. Fr Henry Jerome V SJ Head

3. Rev. dr Irudayaraj A CMF Coordinator (Shift I)

4. Mr Ramachandran P Coordinator (Shift II)

eXteNSIONNational Cadet Corps (NCC-Army) 1. Mr Robert Dhiliban J Coordinator

National Service Scheme (NSS) 1. Dr Duraisingam A Unit 70 Programme Officer & Coordinator

2. Dr Muthukumar A Unit 71 Programme Officer

3. Ms Henri Rita Mary S Unit 72 Programme Officer

4. Dr Nallathambi P Unit 73 Programme Officer

5.. Mr Manoj Prabakaran T Unit 74 Programme Officer

6. Ms Sahaya thivya W Unit 201 Programme Officer


PHySICAL eduCAtION

1. Dr Vanitha J Coordinator

2. Mr Sivananda Prabhu C Member

YOUTH RED CROSS (YRC)

1. Mr Stephen Jeyaraj A Coordinator

2. Dr Nirmal Rajkumar V Member

3. Dr Gilbert Rani M Member

4. Dr Nallathambi P Member

5.. Mr Vijaya Kumar A Member

ROTARACT

1. Dr Gurusamy G Coordinator

2. Mr Arun Prasad S Member

3. Ms Yogarani R Member

ALL INdIA CAtHOLIC UNIVerSIty FederAtION (AICuF)

1. Rev. Fr Godwin Rufus SJ Advisor

2. Mr Arockia Maria Michael Raja A Coordinator

3. Dr Valanarasu S Member

4. Mr Michael Venish V Member

NATURE CLUB

1. Dr Malar Kannan S P Coordinator

2. Ms Ramya K Member

AruL ANANdAr INItIAtIVeS FOr SOCIAL eduCAtION (ArISe)

1. Mr James A Coordinator

CONSUMER CLUB

1. Dr Kala T Coordinator

2. Mr Sebastian S Member

tHAtHA-PAttI CLuB

1. Mr Deva Prince S A Coordinator

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PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

1. Dr Ambudoss Arvind Coordinator

2. Dr Duraisingam A Member

3. Mr Justin Kennedy r Member

4. Mr Muniyandi K Member

INterNAtIONAL StudeNtS FOruM

1. Mr Vigneshwaran G Coordinator

2. Mr Rex Rosario S Member

3. Mr Kaleeswaran K Member

INter StAte StudeNtS FORUM 1. Dr Arulappan M Coordinator 2. Rev. Dr Elphinston Kishore T Member 3. Mr Kalaivanan P Member

COuNSeLLING CeLLAdVISOry BOArd

1. Rev. Dr Amal Kulandaisamy SJ Rector


TEAM OF COUNSELLORS

1. rev. dr Sebastian Mahimairaj A OCd Coordinator - Mentor Care

2. Rev. Fr Savarimuthu S P SJ Counsellor

3. Mr Arcokia Maria Micheal Raja A Counsellor

4. Dr Ramkumar G Counsellor

5.. Dr Mabel Joshaline C Counsellor

6. Rev. Fr Stanislaus S CMF Counsellor

7. Mr Viswanathan R Counsellor

8. Ms Arockia Juliet P Counsellor

9. Ms Jenitha Sironmani J Counsellor

VISItING COuNSeLLOr 1. Dr Dolarose Mary K MA, MEd, MPhil, PhD


AAC HEALTH CENTRE 1. Rev. Sr Arul Shiney SJA Staff Nurse

2. Ms Leena Indira Mercy Staff Nurse

3. Dr Vanitha J Director, Phy. Ed.

GyMNASIuM 1. Dr Muthukumar A Director

eXteNSION CeNtreS 1. Rev. Dr Basil Xavier S SJ Principal Director

rurAL ACtION deVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH (RADAR)

1. Rev. Dr Maria Joseph M Mahalingam SJ Coordinator

VeterINAry eXteNSION (VeteX)

1. Dr Malar Kannan S P Coordinator

2. Mr Kannan M Member

ARRUPE CENTRe FOr POLICy reSeArCH (ACPR)

1. Mr Jegan Karuppiah S Programme Coordinator

2. Mr Vivek A Programme Asst

3. Mr Solai Rajan M Documentation

COMPUTER COURSe FOr rurAL GIrLS (CCRG) 1. Rev. Dr Maria Joseph M Mahalingam SJ Coordinator

NON-teACHING StAFF (Aided) 1. Mr Joseph Xavier Raja G BCom, PGDCA, MCA Office Superintendent

2. Ms Grasi S MA Asst

3. Mr thomas Acqvenas r MCom, BEd Asst

4. Ms Ikkodu V Junior Asst

5.. Ms Lourdu Rani A BA, DOAW, DTP Junior Asst

6. Mr Ravichandran K BCom, BLIS, DCA Junior Asst

7. Ms Sahaya Julie Jubila M BA, DTP Typist

8. Ms Mary Annammal M MA, BEd Typist

9. Mr Selvaraj M Store Keeper

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10. Mr John Peter Christopher S Lab Asst

11. Mr Nelson K Lab Asst

12. Ms Kiruba M R BSc, BEd Lab Asst

13. Mr Yogappandi V MA, MA, BEd, MLIS, MPhil Lab Asst

14. Mr Kannan M MSc, MPhil Live-Stock Asst

15.. Mr Azhakar V BSc Agri. Field Asst

16. Mr Joseph J Record Clerk

17. Mr Edward Xavier S BA, DCA Record Clerk

18. Ms Sathyapriya V BSc, CCA Record Clerk

19. Mr Karuppathevan O Library Asst

20. Mr Dharmaraj P Office Asst

21. Mr Archunan V BA, DPCS, PGDCA Office Asst

22. Mr Justin Sahayaraj V DECE, DCHN Office Asst

23. Mr Poongodi T Office Asst

24. Mr Poolan A Sweeper

25.. Mr Sebastian Packiaraj S Sweeper

26. Mr Jeyapandi C Sweeper

27. Mr Muniyandi K MA, BLIS, DCA Sweeper

28. Mr Arockiadoss S Watchman

29. Mr Thangamayan R Watchman

30. Mr Suresh A Dip. (Elec.), DTP Gardener

31. Mr Chinnappan K BCom, DCA Marker

32. Mr Arumugam P Water-man

33. Mr Muthiah M Scavenger

NON-teACHING StAFF (Management) 1. Ms Saraswathi D MA, BLIS, PGDCT Typist

2. Ms Ruby P BA, CLP Comp. Operator

3. Mr Francis Santhana Raj A MCA Comp. Operator

4. Mr Nirmal Vinoth Kumar S DECE, BCA Programmer

5.. Mr Velankanni Amalraj A ITI Lab Asst

6. Mr Chinnamuthu C MA, MLIS, PGDCA Library Asst

7. Ms Petchiammal N CLIS Library Asst


8. Ms Lakshmi P MA, BLIS, PGDCA Library Asst

9. Mr Arun Dinesh Raj S BSc, BLIS, MLIS Library Asst

10. Mr Mookkan V Office Asst

11. Ms Gnanam V DEO, DTP Office Asst

12. Ms Angel Kalaiselvi J BBA, CLIS Office Asst

13. Ms Amutha R CLP, DEO Office Asst

14. Mr Dhilipkumar B BCom, DCTT Office Asst

15.. Mr Virumandy M Watchman

16. Mr Perumal R Sweeper

17. Mr Chinnan M Sweeper

18. Mr Chinna Alagar M Sweeper

19. Mr Senthil K Sweeper

NON-teACHING StAFF (Self Financed) 1. Mr Rajmohan N BCA, DCT System Engineer

2. Mr Arockiyam R MCA System Admin

3. Mr Mariappan P MSc, PGDCA Lab Asst

4. Mr Arockiaraj Jeyakumar L ITI Office Asst

5.. Mr Gnanaguru R BA Office Asst

6. Mr Jeyamuthu V MA Office Asst

7. Mr Pandidurai R BSc Office Asst

8. Ms Divya A BSc Office Asst

9. Mr Poyyamozhi P MCom Marker

10. Ms Rani M Sweeper

11. Ms Rameshwari V Sweeper

TREASURER OFFICe

1. Mr Bastin Vinoth S DTEd Office Asst

2. Mr Prabakaran X BCom (CA) Office Asst

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THE GRANT OF AUTONOMY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS

AAC now has ‘A’ Grade (CGPA – Cumulative Grade Point Average

of 3.66 out of 4) in 2014 in the NAAC Re-accreditation. It is a

creditable achievement!

The grant of Autonomy to AAC in 1987 implies that there is

freedom:

a. to frame the Syllabus;

b. to innovate Teaching Methods; and

c. to adopt suitable Evaluation Procedures.

AAC has introduced CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM in 2003

for UG–Aided Courses and RESTRUCTURED CBCS in 2012. This

CBCS is student-friendly and thus offers a variety of courses

to choose from, as a student seeks to major in a Subject.

Credits are assigned based on the hours to be necessarily spent

to fulfill the requirements of a course. The courses are offered by

every department of the college.

CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM (CBCS)

AAC introduced Choice Based Credit System for the UG courses in

the Academic Year 2003. The CBCS based on the guidelines of the

Government of Tamil Nadu was introduced for all the UG and PG

Courses in 2008. The same was revised and introduced from the

academic year 2012-2013.


FEATURES • broad-based with innovative courses

• learner-oriented

• enhancing career opportunities

• interdepartmental

• scope for additional credits

• autonomy to the departments

COURSE Structure-uNDerGrADuAte(uG)For the UG Studies, the Courses are arranged as follows:

NB: All are to seek information on the nature and requirements for each course from the respective Heads of Departments.

PART I: LANGUAGES (Tamil, Hindi and French) - Offered for FOUR Semesters (Semesters I –IV) for all.

- However, the students majoring in RDS (Rural Development Science), Food Science and Technology, Computer Science, BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration), Commerce and IT&M (Information Technology and Management) have PART I LANGUAGES for TWO Semesters only (Semesters I –II)

PART II: ENGLISH - Offered for FOUR Semesters (Semesters I –IV) for all.

- However, the students majoring in RDS (Rural Development Science), Food Science and Technology, Computer Science, BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration), Commerce and IT&M (Information Technology and Management) have PART II : ENGLISH for TWO Semesters only (Semesters I –II)

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PART III: MAJOR SUBJECT

- Offered in all the SIX Semesters (Semesters I – VI)

- Offered Courses are grouped as CORE, ALLIED, ELECTIVE

PART IV: NON-MAJOR ELECTIVES AND SKILL-BASED ELECTIVES a. NON-MAJOR ELECTIVES / Tamil (Basics or Advanced) Semester III - IV b. SKILL-BASED ELECTIVES (Any two semesters as offered by the department)

TAMIL (BASIC or ADVANCED)

- BASIC TAMIL : Those students who have not studied Tamil till now, take BASIC TAMIL for the two semesters

- ADVANCED TAMIL : Those students who don’t study Tamil as PART I now, take ADVANCED TAMIL for the two semesters

NON - MAJOR ELECTIVES:

As stated above, those students who don’t study Tamil, should study for each semester, One Course from a variety of NME courses offered (See Lists attached)


NON-MAJOR ELECTIVE COURSES (ODD SEMESTER) 2017-2018

YEAR II SEMESTER IIIHOURS: 3 CREDITS: 2 S No Course Code Course Title Department

1 15UTAN13 Basic Tamil - I Tamil

2 15UTAS13 Sirappu Tamil – I Tamil

3 15UHSN13 History of Science History

4 15UECN13 Elements of Indian Economy Economics

5 15UPHN13 Professional Ethics Philosophy

Mathematics for 6 15UMAN13 Mathematics Competitive Exams

7 15UPYN13 Popular Physics Physics

8 15UCHN13 Chemistry in Your Life Chemistry

9 15URDN13 Contemporary Social Problems RDS

10 15UFSN13 Basics of Food Science F S & Technlgy

11 15UELN13 Business English English Lit.

12 15UCMN13 Principles of Accountancy Commerce

13 15UBAN13 Introduction to Mktg. Mgmnt Bus. Admn

14 15UITN13 Multimedia IT & M

15 15UPEN13 Sports Injury Management Phy.Edu.

16 15UCSN13 Web Designing Comp. Sci.

17 15UPCN13 Soft Skills Plcemnt Cell

18 15UWSN13 Introduction to Gender Studies WSC

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NON-MAJOR ELECTIVE COURSES (EVEN SEMESTER) 2017-2018

YEAR II SEMESTER IIIHOURS: 3 CREDITS: 2 S No Course Code Course Title Department

1 15UTAN24 Basic Tamil – II Tamil

2 15UTAS24 Sirappu Tamil – II Tamil

3 15UHSN24 Constitution of India History

4 15UECN24 Comparative Economic System Economics

Study Skills & Philosophy, 5 15UPHN24 Philosophy Methods of Reasoning

Operation Research 6 15UMAN24 Mathematics Techniques

7 15UPYN24 Basics of Applied Physics Physics

8 15UCHN24 Chemicals for Life and Living Chemistry

9 15URDN24 Food Preservation RDS

10 15UFSN24 Basics of Food Science F S & Technlgy

11 15UENN24 Creative Writing in English English Lit.

12 15UENM24 English for Employability English Lit.

13 15UCMN24 Quantitative Aptitude Commerce

14 15UCMM24 Fundamentals of Marketing Commerce

Introduction to Office 15 15UBAN24 Bus. Admn. Management

16 15UITN24 Animation IT & M

17 15UPEN24 Yoga for Healthy Life Phyl Education

18 15UCSN24 Web Design Comp. Science 19 15UNCN24 National Cadet Corps NCC


SKILL-BASED ELECTIVES:

One Skill-Based Elective Course spread to TWO semesters. The following are the various Skill-Based Electives offered to various Departments. Each course has two credits.

Department of History, Economics, Philosophy, RDS, Tamil, English Literature and Physical Education:

l Computer Fundamentals and Office Automation

l Internet and Web Technology

Department of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Food Science:

l Programming in C

l Programming in Visual Basic

Department of Commerce:

l Development of Entrepreneurship

l Investment Management

Department of Business Administration:

l Computer Applications in Business

l Tally 11

Department of Information Technology & Management:

l Marketing Management

l Human Resource Management

Department of Computer Science:

l Quantitative Appitude and Reasoning

l Web Technology

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PART IV: FOUNDATION COURSES, 2017-2018Years : I & II Hours Allotted : 1 per week

Credits Assigned : Maximum 4

S No Sem. Course Code Course Title Dept.

1 I 15UFCE11 Personality Development

Social Analysis and Human 2 II 15UFCE22 Rights

3 III 15UFCE33 Environmental Studies Bioethics, Religions and 4 15UFCE44 Peace Studies IV Catechism of the 5* 15UFCF44 Catholic Church

*Offered to Catholic Students:In Semester IV, the Catholic Students attend the course 15UFCF44 Catechism of the Catholic Church, Others desirous of registering for this course are required to apply to Fr Principal in a separate form, duly signed by their parents/guardians.

PART V COURSES, 2017-2018Years : I & II Hours Allotted : 1 per week

Credits Assigned : Maximum 2*

coursecodecourseofferedby Facultyin-charge Mr Robert 15UNCC12 & 24 National Cadet Corps Dhiliban J 15UNSS12 & 24 National Service Scheme Dr Duraisingam A 15UPED12 & 24 Physical Education Dr Vanitha J Mr Stephen 15UYRC12 & 24 Youth Red Cross Jeyaraj A 15UROT12 & 24 ROTARACT Dr Gurusamy G All India Catholic Mr A M Micheal 15UACF12 & 24 University Federation Raja A 15UNCB12 & 24 Nature Club Dr Malar Kannan S P

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Nationalcadetcorps(Ncc)

Among the several wings in NCC, AAC has only Army. (The other NCC wings are: Navy, Airwing, Armoured Squadron etc). Our Army unit is called 7/14 Arul Anandar College and is attached to 14 (TN) BN NCC, Dindigul.

NCC provides opportunities to participate at several types of camps including the Republic Day Parade in New Delhi.

A maximum of 120 students drawn from the three years, serve as members of our NCC unit. At every year around 40 first year students may get enrolled into NCC.

An NCC student may be a part of the NCC programmes for a maximum period of three years. He/She can participate at the B - Certificate Examination at the end of the second year and can pariticipate at the C - Certificate Examination at the end of the third year.

A NCC student obtains two credits by his/her participation at the NCC programmes for a minimum period of two years.

NationalServiceScheme(NSS)

• NSS conducts many development - oriented programmes, through which the students imbibe leadership qualities with the view to promoting a sense of social concern.

• NSS at AAC has six units, functioning under a co-ordinator.

• Each unit is headed by a Programme-Officer.

• A maximum of 100 students are members of each unit.

• The Government of India and the University recognize the contribution of the staff and students of NSS and suitably award them on their exhibiting excellent performance through NSS.

• By participation at NSS a student can obtain two credits.

• The NSS programme for a student begins in the year I and ends year II.

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• The Unit may retain some students in the year III to perform some special development oriented functions.

• The marks are given based on the functions by the students.

• When the performance of the students is not found to be satisfactory, a student has to repeat the exercises required to gain credit.

Physicaleducation

• Physical Education conducts many programmes aiming at the overall (Physical, Intellectual, Moral, Social and Spiritual) developments of the students through the Sports and Games.

• This course is for two years:

Year I : Physical Education –I Year II : Physical Education – II

• There is one credit for each year.

• These courses have both Theory and Practical.

• The Theory explains

Fundamentals of Physical Education

Health Education

Safety Education and

Rules of Sports and Games

• Students will be assessed in Theory and Practicals through the following components:

Writing an Assignment - 10 marks Viva-Voce - 20 marks Trekking - 20 marks Practicals for testing of skills - 50 marksYouthredcross(Yrc)

- YRC conducts health-related programmes such as First Aid Training, Gold Hour of Life-Saving Mission, Blood Donation,


AIDS Awareness Programmes, Organ Donation Awareness etc.

- Students are recruited in Semester I for this YRC programme. A maximum of 75 students become YRC members.

- The Co-ordinator of the YRC essentially conducts this programme lasting for 90 working days in the First Four Semesters (I - IV).

- Participation at YRC programmes carries two credits.

ROTARACT

- The ROTARACT aims at betterment of society. The ROTARACT students participate at many awareness programmes such as Use of Helmet, Planting of Trees, Campaigning for Hygiene Maintenance etc. Obtaining donations and suggestions from well-wishers, they help the needy by providing to the most-deserving, the much required things for immediate use.

- A maximum of 75 students are recruited every year. The ROTARACT programme lasts for 90 working days in the First Four Semesters (I-IV).

- Participation at ROTARACT programmes carries two credits.

AllIndiacatholicuniversityFederation(AIcuF)

- The AICUF aims at empowering all involved towards the liberation of the entire humanity, irrespective of caste, gender, language, belief etc.

- It offers opportunities to have critical awareness and analysis of the society and thus creating a deep and geniune concern for the oppressed and the marginalised.

- A maximum of 100 students can become members from each year.

- This programme lasts for 90 working days in the First Four Semesters (I-IV).

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- Participation at AICUF programmes carries two credits.

Nature Club (NC)

- The Nature Club organizes programmes such as Greening and Cleaning the Campus, Trekking, environmental exercises involving study of the resources available, emphasizing in the meanwhile the care to be taken in the utilization of the depletable resources.

- In the college campus, it seeks to enforce the segregation of the waste, using four-coloured dust-bins, one for plastic, one for iron and glass materials, one for paper and the last for perishable items.

- A maximum of 60 students are recruited every year.

- This programme lasts for 90 working days in the First Four Semesters (I - IV).

- Participation at Nature Club programmes carries two credits.

ArulAnandarInitiativesforSocialeducation(ArISe)

ARISE is a compulsory extension programme carrying one-credit to be gone through outside the class hours and outside the campus during Semesters III & IV. (Contact Arise Co-ordinator)

ARISE links lab with land. It signifies Pattikattai Noki Palkalai Kalagam (University to the Villages).

Established in 1995 by Rev. Dr Michael Dass D L SJ, ARISE involves collaboration with Voluntary Organizations, Government officials and the local leaders. The initiatives provide an opportunity to the students to reach out to the people. With the knowledge and the skill gathered, the students are to animate people and help them to develop themselves by mobilizing the locally available resources.

PART V: Bridge CourseAn introductory course in English is offered outside the class hours. It carries one credit.


SELF LEARNING COURSES

Besides the courses under Parts I - V, UG students can gain credits by participating (in a Semester in only one SLC). These SLCs are conducted only during the Semesters III & VI. Each Self Learning Course has three credits.

SELF LEARNING COURSES – List I (Semester III) S Coursecode coursetitle Dept-in-charge No 1 15UTASL3 Vilambara Kalai Tamil 2 15UEASL3 Indian Writing in English-I English History of Ancient Science 3 15UHSSL3 History & Technology

Economics of Social 4 15UECSL3 Economics Problems in India Introduction to Bible 5 15UPHSL3 Philosophy (Old & New Testaments) 6 15UMASL3 Solar System Mathematics 7 15UPYSL3 Space Physics Physics 8 15UCHSL3 Forensic Chemistry Chemistry 9 15URDSL3 Human Rights RDS 10 17UFSSL3 Basics of Food Preparation FS & T 11 15UENSL3 Indian Fiction English Lit. 12 15UCMSL3 Business Organization Commerce 13 15UBASL3 Body Language Bus. Admnstrn 14 15UITSL3 Programming in Visual Basic IT & Mgmnt 15 15UPESL3 Personal Fitness Training Phy. Edu. 16 15UCSSL3 E-Commerce Technology Comp. Science

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SELF LEARNING COURSES – List II (Semester IV) S Coursecode coursetitle Dept-in-charge No 1 15UTASL4 Christhavamum Tamilum Tamil

2 15UEASL4 Indian Writing in English-II English

Indian History for 3 15UHSSL4 History Competitive Examinations-I

Labour Problems and Social 4 15UECSL4 Economics Welfare

Liturgy and Introduction to 5 15UPHSL4 Philosophy Christian Spirituality

6 15UMASL4 Stellar Universe Mathematics

7 15UPYSL4 Polymer Science Physics

8 15UCHSL4 Food Chemistry Chemistry

9 15URDSL4 Aquaculture RDS

Principles of Food 10 17UFSSL4 FS & T Preservation

11 15UENSL4 Indian Short Stories English Lit.

12 15UCMSL4 Office Management Commerce

13 15UBASL4 Group Discussion Bus. Admnstrn

14 15IITSL4 Stress Management IT & Mgmnt

Rules of Games–Football, 15 15UPESL4 Phy. Edu. Hockey & Cricket

16 15UCSSL4 Tally Comp. Science


SELF LEARNING COURSES – List III (Semester V) S Coursecode coursetitle Dept-in-charge No Indian History for 1 15UHSSL5 History Competitive Examinations-II

2 15UECSL5 Marxian Economics Economics

Intro. to Church History 3 15UPHSL5 Philosophy and Vatican Council-II

Statistical Methods for 4 15UMASL5 Mathematics Social Sciences

Non-Destructive Testing 5 15UPYSL5 Physics Techniques

6 15UCHSL5 Fuel Chemistry Chemistry

7 15URDSL5 Mushroom Production RDS

Food Laws and 8 17UFSSL5 FS & T Regulations

9 15UENSL5 British Drama English Lit.

10 15UCMSL5 Business Environment Commerce

11 15UBASL5 Stress Management Bus. Admnstrn

12 15UITSL5 Computer Graphics IT & Mgmnt

13 15UPESL5 Nutrition Phy. Edu.

Enterprise Resource 14 15UCSSL5 Comp. Science Management

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SELF LEARNING COURSES – List IV (Semester VI) S Coursecode coursetitle Dept-in-charge No 1 15UHSSL6 Indian Constitution History Economic Reforms in 2 15UECSL6 Economics India

Annihilation of Caste: 3 15UPHSL6 Philosophy Ambedkar B R

Mathematical Methods 4 15UMASL6 Mathematics in Business

5 15UPYSL6 Photonics Physics

Chemistry for 6 15UCHSL6 Chemistry Competitive Examinations

7 15URDSL6 Milk Products RDS 8 17UFSSL6 Food Processing FS & T 9 15UENSL6 Indian Drama English Literature 10 15UCMSL6 Sales Promotion Commerce 11 15UBASL6 Retail Management Bus. Admnstrn

Export and Import 12 15UITSL6 IT & Mgmnt Management

First Aid and Injury 13 15UPESL6 Physical Education Management

Software Project 14 15UCSSL6 Computer Science Management


CAREER ORIENTED COURSES (COC), 2017-2018The University Grants Commission (UGC), New Delhi sponsors the following Certificate Courses (COC) to provide skills. No credit is attached.

S coursecodecoursetitle Dept.in-charge No Tourism and Hospitality 1 COC1113 History Management

2 COC1213 Foreign Trade Economics Marketing 3 COC1313 Economics Management Clinical Nutrition and 4 COC1413 Chemistry Lab Technology Commercial 5 COC1513 RDS Horticulture 6 COC1613 NGO Management RDS Bio-Tech in Farm 7 COC1713 RDS Applications 8 COC1813 Yoga for Fitness Phy. Edu.

COURSE STRUCTURE - PG

For the Post-Graduate Studies, the Courses are arranged as follows:

NB: All are to seek information on the nature and requirements for each course from the respective Heads of Departments.

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economics I 4 24 20 1 6 4 - - - 5 30 24

Philosophy II 3 18 15 1 6 4 1 6 4 5 30 23

DSRM* III 4 24 20 1 6 4 - - - 5 30 24

Mathematics IV 3 24 15 1 6 4 - - - 4 30 19Physics

TOTAL 14 90 70 4 24 16 1 6 4 19 120 90

I 5 25 19 1 5 4 - - - 6 30 23

II 4 20 17 1 4 4 1 6 4 6 30 25

III 4 25 17 1 5 4 - - - 5 30 21

IV 4 25 17 1 5 4 - - - 5 30 21

TOTAL 17 95 70 4 19 16 1 6 4 22 120 90

I 5 26 22 1 4 3 - - - 6 30 25

II 5 24 21 - - - 1 6 4 6 30 25

III 5 26 22 1 4 3 - - - 6 30 25

IV 5 26 22 1 4 3 - - - 6 30 25

V 5 26 22 1 4 3 - - - 6 30 25

VI 2 - 15 - - - - - - 2 - 15

TOTAL 27 128 124 4 16 12 1 6 4 32 150 140

* Dairy Science & Rural Management

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MPhilcourse

Department of Economics offers MPhil Course.

Women Studies Centre (WSC)

- The WSC was established in 2009.

- It offers a two-credit NME Introduction to Gender Studies in Semester III to the UG Students.

- The WSC seeks to disseminate information relating to gender-based issues to women students.

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SCHEME OF VALUATION

All the papers (UG / PG and Theory / Practical) carry an Internal Component and External Component, each having 100 marks.

VALUATION SCHEMEAAC, under autonomy, conducts two types of Assessment: Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA) and Semester End Examinations (SEE).

Under the CIA, students participate in a Semester for each course, at:

a. Two College-Organised Tests

b. Department-Arranged Second Component Tests

a. twocolleGe-orGANISeDteStS

- Conducted by the Controller of Examinations

- The concerned are to meet the Principal in case of any clash of programme.

- Duration: UG Test - 90 minutes

PG & MPhil Test - 120 minutes

- The course-teacher allots the portion for CIA-I (generally two units)

- Each College-Organized Test carries a maximum of 40 Marks.

b. theDePArtMeNt-ArrANGeDSecoNDcoMPoNeNtoFcIA

- The course-teacher effectively administers this Second Component having forms such as: Quiz, snap-test, written assignment etc.

- This assessment is student-oriented.

- The course-teacher explains the nature and the requirement of this assessment.


- This Assessment may be from the start of the Semester.

- This Second Component of CIA accounts for a maximum of 20 Marks, of which five marks may be for attendance.

Through CIA, a student may get a maximum of 100 marks (40+40+20) which in the final analysis is converted to 50 marks.

ModeofAdministeringtheFormativeSemesterendexaminations

Under the CIA, students participate in a Semester for each paper

The SEEs mark the Second Major Phase of Assessment.

The SEEs take place after the completion of the 90 contact days in each semester.

Time-Table

The finalized Time-table is exhibited at least 20 days before the start of the SEE.

The concerned are to meet the Principal in case of any clash of programme.

SEMESTER END EXAMINATIONS: UG COURSES

theory(PartI-IV): A student should secure a minimum of 40% in the theory paper.

Practical: The valuation is as follows:

For the record work done - 30 marks

For completing other requirements - 20 marks

For assessing the assignment - 50 marks.

In case of failures in practicals, the candidate can appear in the following year. There is no repetition of practicals in the current year for the candidate.

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In Part IV Foundation Courses, offered through four semesters. Examination is conducted and one credit is awarded for each semester.

Part V Extension courses (offered out-side the class hours) are evaluated as follows:

Semester I

Bridge Course - 1 credit

Semesters III & IV

ARISE - 1 credit

Semesters I to IV

NCC/NSS/Physical Education/YRC/ROTARACT/AICUF/ Nature Club - 2 credits

Part V Failures

The students are assessed by the respective Faculty in-charge. In case of Part V failures, the candidates can appear only in the following year.

Selflearningcourses: Each Self Learning Course has only SEE Each carries three credits.

transparency: On the ‘Transparency Day’ the UG Students have an opportunity to verify their corrected answer scripts. There is no Transparency for PG.

Career Oriented Courses: Examination is conducted and certificate is issued.

thePassingMinimum:For UG courses: 40% for external and 40% in the aggregate


SEMESTER END EXAMINATIONS: PG COURSES

‘See’VAluAtIoN:PG&MPhil‘Double Valuation’ system is followed for all PG and MPhil

Courses.The course-teacher does the First Valuation. The External Examiner does the Second Valuation.If the difference between the two valuations exceeds 10%,

another External Examiner conducts the ‘Third Valuation’ as recommended by Chairperson.

Then the average of the nearest two marks is awarded to the candidate.

theory: A student should secure a minimum of 50% in the theory paper. Practical: The valuation is as follows:

For the record work done - 30 marks

For completing other requirements - 20 marks

For assessing the assignment - 50 marks.

In case of failures in practicals, the candidate can appear in the following year. There is no repetition of practicals in the current year for the candidate.

thePassingMinimum:For PG courses: 45% for external and 50% in the aggregate

ADDITIONAL FACILITIES AFTER THE CIAs & SEE

•SPecIAl‘cIA’

If a student is unable to appear for the CIA, as he/ she is a participant at some common NCC/NSS/Physical Education programmes etc not organised by the College, or if the student reports sick, then on the recommendation of the HOD concerned, the Principal may permit him/ her to take that CIA within a short while after his/ her rejoining the college.

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The course-teacher conducts this Special CIA and sends the Marks to the COE through the HOD concerned.

•DouBlING‘cIA–I’MArKS

If a student is unable to appear for the CIA-II, either due to representing the College or due to unavoidable medical grounds; then on the recommendation of the HOD concerned, the Principal may permit doubling the ‘CIA-I’ marks.

•cIAIMProVeMeNt

If a student fails to secure a Pass Mark in the Aggregate, despite he/she obtaining a Pass Mark in the SEE he/she can apply to appear for improving CIA.

o CIA Improvement is conducted for a paper only once.

o A candidate has to apply within one month from the date of publication of the results.

o There is no prescribed minimum marks for CIA.

o Candidates have to pay the prescribed FEES along with the application.

o For UG, Fees per course is Rs 400/-

o For PG, Fees per course is Rs 500/-

o All the components of the CIA have to be gone through.

o The course-teacher submits through the HoD to the COE all the particulars relevant to the CIA exercise completed: The question papers of the two tests, answer scripts and assignment and the marks for each and the consolidated mark.

o For UG Courses of Parts I, II & IV

The students may appear for CIA only after Semester – IV.

o For UG Courses of Part III The students may appear for CIA only after Semester – VI.


o For PG Courses

The students may appear for CIAI only after Semester – IV.

c.REVALUATION

Only for UG Arrear and for PG students

A student can apply for revaluation on payment within the time COE specifies.

d. SUPPLEMENTARY EXAMINATIONSSupplementary Examinations (Theory) are conducted for the

papers of the final semester only.

Candidates who do not have any arrears in the earlier semesters and have not been absent for the particular paper in the final semester are eligible.

e. ARREAR EXAMINATIONS

Private candidates (those who have completed the UG course) may be permitted to appear for arrear examinations to the maximum of TEN papers in the SEE.

Present candiates (those who are now pursuing their degree programme), may be permitted to appear for arrear examinations to the maximum FOUR papers in SEE.

examinationInstruction FOR THE ATTENTION OF ALL:

Late-Comers will be allowed to enter the hall only after the distribution of the question-papers is completed.

Late-Comers will enter only with the permission of the Invigilator concerned.

1. The AAC administration seeks to provide a conducive climate towards the candidates at the examination, as it regards conducting Examinations as a sacred responsibility for all the units of the college.

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2. All are to be familiar with the Examination Time-Table and Seating Arrangement in the Examination Venue exhibited well-in advance.

3. All are to be present at least 10 minutes before the start of the examinations. At the stroke of the First-Bell for the Examinations, all are to move towards the venue of the Examination.

4. While entering the venue, the candidates are to be ready to show his/her Identity Card and Hall Ticket. The candidates are permitted to bring inside the venue only the required materials for the purposes of writing the examination.

5. The candidates occupy the assigned seats and fill up legibly the particulars required in the Main Answer Sheet provided.

6. Perfect Silence should prevail at the venue during the time of the Examination.

7. At the stroke of the Second Bell, all keep standing for a short prayer.

8. The candidates check up whether they have received their correct and full question papers. They are further to verify the Course Code and Course Title of that day’s examination, they are to write.

9. They are to sign within the first 30 minutes, in the CANDIDATES ATTENDANCE REGISTER brought by the Invigilator.

10. Before that signing, the Invigilator is entitled to verify the entries made in the Main Answer Sheet, besides ensuring whether the rule of ‘Seating Arrangement is followed. The candidates should remember to have all their Main and Additional Answer Sheets signed by the invigilator.

11. The candidates seek help from the invigilators by raising their hands.


12. The candidates are allowed to move out of the venue only during the last 30 minutes of the examinations. Extra-ordinary silence is to be maintained during this time.

13. Five minutes before the Final Bell, have all the answer scripts (the main-sheet and the additional sheets) arranged in order and tied together with the twine provided.

14. At the stroke of the Last Bell, the candidates hand over their answer sheets to the invigilators.

15. The candidates leave the examination-venue in silence.

16. Your presence at the venue for the entire duration of the examination at no moment be a nuisance to others.

eligibilityforSupplementaryexaminations• Supplementary Examinations will not be conducted for Part IV,

Part V, Practicals & Projects.

• For UG: Only Three Papers are permitted, of which

Only one may be from those of Semesters I – V.

• For PG: Only Three Papers are permitted, of which

Only one may be from those of Semesters I – III.

Career Oriented Courses (COCs) The University Grants Commission, New Delhi, selected our college in 2005 to conduct COC Courses. These courses sponsored by UGC meant to provide skills to the students.

Valuation i. Theory Examinations - Paper I and Paper II carrying 100 marks

each -

The Course Teacher sets the question papers and values the answer-scripts.

ii. There will also be a Practical Examination for each course for 100 marks.

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EXTENSION CENTRESRURAL ACTION, DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH (RADAR)Aims

i. To provide social analysis to the people that creates an environment for the process of empowerment of the poor and the marginalized in the rural areas;

ii. To recognize them as persons with human dignity; and,

iii. To involve individuals and groups in the task of creating a humane society based on the tenets of the Constitution of India

RADAR will essentially act as a catalyst; as such it will adopt the following strategies:

i. Participatory Research by students and staff with the rural communities

ii. Collaboration between the villages and the AAC through the Department of Rural Development Science and Extension Units

iii. Social and community-orientation

iv. Community-building process

v. On-going training to community workers and leaders

COMPUTER COURSE FOR RURAL GIRLS (CCRG)The college conducts Computer Course for Rural Girls (the school drop-outs, unskilled etc.)

Objectives: i. The economic empowerment through skill development and

educational process ii. Elimination of female infanticide through economic

independence


VETERINARY EXTENSION (VETEX)VETEX is an outreach programme of the Department of RDS.

i. VETEX was officially launched on 1st March, 1997

ii. VETEX extends the technical assistance of the Veterinary Professionals

- Treating Common Diseases

- Artificial Insemination

- Castration

- Immunization

- Pregnancy Care

ARRUPE CENTRE FOR POLICY RESEARCH (ACPR) Arrupe Centre for Policy Research is an initiative of the college aimed at undertaking research programmes relating to rural livelihood. ACPR began functioning in 2007-2008.

VisionResearch and Training.Mission i. Training Panchayat Leaders

ii. Training Farmers

iii. Facilitating Research with Data Base

iv. Imparting Skill Training to students

Features i. Rural Resource Data Archive houses the complete data base

of the Chellampatti Panchayat Union

ii. Facilitates Micro Planning through PRA

iii. Has partnership with Commonwealth of Learning for “Learning for Development”

iv. Has Britto Agro-Informatic Centre with Touch Screen Kiosk

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v. Provides help to Vaigai Farmers Association with 1000 progressive farmers

vi. Conducts One-year diploma programme on Multimedia

vii. Establishes dynamic partnership with NGOs like RSGA and VIDIYAL Organisational Structure

VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY (VDPS)Vincent de Paul Society was established in AAC on 18th December, 1978 by the Arul Anandar Youth Conference.

objectives:

i. To help the poorest of the poor without discrimination of caste and creed

ii. To reduce the burden of the poor through our serviceiii. To help the poor students for their education

INNOVATIVE PRACTICES1. CAREER GUIDANCE & PLACEMENT CELLAAC through its placement cell organizes training and orientation to the final year students for Job-placement with the help of the Alumni Association.

The Placement Cell facilitates conducting campus interview for various jobs. Our alumni/ae are placed in jobs in various multi-national companies at home and abroad.

2. MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING i. Ruby Food Products, Madurai

ii. Pandian Pickles Company, Madurai

iii. SNP Dairy Milk, Madurai

iv. ARK Biscuits Corporation, Madurai

v. Mamiya Food Products, Madurai

vi. Oceanic Group of Companies, Chennai


vii. University of Namur (FUNDP, Belgium)

viii. The Gandhigram Rural Institute, Gandhigram

ix. Sivakasi Projects Abroad Private Limited, Pasumalai, Madurai

x. Sri Kannattal Mills Pvt. Ltd., Okkur, Sivagangai District

xi. Aachi Masala, Chennai

3. MENTOR CARE PROGRAMMEThe Menor Care Programme aims at the holistic formation of our students.

Features i. Gives a sense of purpose

ii. Develops inter-personal skills and intellectual competence

iii. Causes mutual acceptance of social and religious differences

iv. Forms each student towards his/her moral, ethical and spiritual maturity

Strategies i. Each mentor takes care of 20 students.

ii. Each mentor spends an hour per week with a student

iii. Individual and group contacts

iv. Monthly and periodical contacts

v. Mentor’s and student’s records are maintained separately

RULES AND REGULATIONS a. Admission i. The UG Applicants should have completed 17 years and 6

months on the 15th day of July of the current year.

ii. All admissions are provisional and are subject to the approval of the University.

iii. The Principal reserves the right to cancel the admission of an aprovisionally-selected applicant.

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b.Feesregulation i. Students are to pay their college fees at the start of every

semester.

ii. Students withdrawing from the college during the course of the year are required to pay the entire college fees and other fees of that year.

iii. Students shall pay the examination fees, on or before the date announced in the college calendar.

iv. Irrespective of the receipts of scholarships, all fees must be paid within the stipulated time.

c.Attendance i. Students are to follow the norms and guidelines of MKU:

Students with attendance of 75% and more (i.e., 68 days and more) in a semester are permitted to write the examinations. Students with 50% and less than 50% (44 days of attendance and less) have to repeat the semester. A student has to pay a condonation fee, when he/she lacks the required attendance.

ii. 75% attendance is a pre-requisite for ;

a. Permission to write the Semester Exams

b. Award of Scholarships of any kind.

iii. Students are expected to attend classes everyday. A student may avail himself/herself of leave only for genuine reasons and after obtaining permission from the Vice-Principal.

iv. Attendance of students is marked in a register by the respective teacher for every period.

v. Students are expected to check their attendance in the Intra-net (at the Digital Library). Attendance of students is available on the internet at the home page www.aactni.edu.in. In case of any discrepancy, they should meet the Vice -Principal with the note from their Head of the Department within two days.


vi. A student who is absent for one period is marked absent for one period only. If he / she is absent for two periods on a day is marked absent for half a day. If he / she is absent for three periods on a day he / she is marked absent for the one full-day.

vii. Warning-Letters are sent to the parents of the students who are irregular in attendance.

otherDutyAttendance i. Students participating at co-curricular and extra-curricular

activities should obtain permission from the Vice-Principal through the respective authorities.

ii. On their return, their leave-forms should be submitted to the Vice-Principal through proper channel.

iii. A maximum of 15 days only per semester is permitted for a student on Other Duty Attendance.

d.leave-letter i. A leave-letter must be duly signed by parents / guardian / warden

for genuine reasons well in advance with the prior approval of the HOD.

ii. In the case of unforeseen circumstances, a leave-letter must be submitted on the first day of the student returning to the class.

iii. Medical leave-letter must be submitted to the Vice-Principal along with a medical certificate.

e. GeneralDiscipline i. Students are to wear the Identity Card within the college

campus and while representing our college elsewhere.

ii. Talking in English in the college-premises is mandatory.

iii. At the stroke of the first bell all students are to move towards the classroom and occupy their seats.

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iv. The students are expected to keep standing in silence during prayer.

- For Shift - I: There is a short prayer at 8.25 am, and teaching-learning process begins at 8.30 am.

- For Shift - II: There is a short prayer at 1.25 pm, and teaching-learning process begins at 1.30 pm.

f.conductduringclasshours i. Students should remain standing as the teacher enters, and

again as he / she leaves the classroom.

ii. Only authorised persons can enter the classroom during working hours.

iii. Students should avoid loitering on the verandahs, during class hours.

iv. Students should move from one class to another without causing any inconvenience to others.

v. Students should maintain dignity and decorum in all common gatherings.

g.Notice-Board i. Students are to go through daily, the information displayed on

the notice-boards. Ignorance is not as an excuse.

ii. Students are not to tamper any notice displayed.

iii. Only with the express permission of Fr Principal, any notice can be put up and / any handbill can be circulated.

h.Dresscode i. Every student is expected to be in simple and modest formal

dress. Girls are expected to be either in saree with sleeved blouse or churidar or salwar kameez with sleeved long kurtha and duppatta.

ii. Boys are expected to come in shirt and full pair of pants. T-Shirt is not permitted.


i.codeofrelationshipWhile the College Administration is for fostering wholesome relationships in our campus among all its members, it expects everyone to take extra-care to scrupulously shun occasions and places involving meetings of members of complementary sexes that invite attention of the authorities.

j.eco-FriendlyZoneStudents are responsible to keep the campus clean. They should further keep the campus litter-free. Our campus is “Smoke-Free and Plastic-Free”.

k.codeofBehaviour i. Use and possession of drinks and drugs imply immediate

dismissal from the college.

ii. Smoking in the campus (including the college hostel) is prohibited.

iii. Under the Educational Rules of the Government, students involved in anti-social activities are liable to be fined, suspended, and expelled.

iv. Under the Educational Rules of the Government students resorting to ragging in any form within and outside the campus will be expelled from the college.

v. Decent conduct is expected of an AAC student both within and outside the college campus.

vi. No AAC student shall be a member of any association or club without the express permission of the Principal.

vii. Use of mobile phones is prohibited inside the college campus. Possession / use of cell phones within the campus will invite severe punishment.

viii. Decency demands that students are not involved in any kind of wild, noisy and disturbing behaviour during celebrations.

ix. Racing the vehicles or use of vehicles with defective silencers are not permitted.

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x. Students are to park their vehicles in the places earmarked.

xi. Written permission from Fr Principal is required to take tuition from a teacher of our college.

xii. Students are not to disfigure identity cards. They are not to damage any college property.

xiii. While commuting by bus, foot-board travel is to be avoided.

xiv. Malpractice of any form should be avoided.

xv. Students may invite speakers, guests inside the campus only with a written permission of the Principal.

l.Student-timingsformeetingofficeStaff i. Shift I : 02.00 pm - 04.30 pm

ii. Shift II: 11.30 am - 01.00 pm

m.certificates i. Students are to collect Conduct Certificate, Bonafide Certificate

and Transfer Certificate before 31st December of the calendar year, in which they have completed their Degree.

ii. Duplicate of any certificate is issued at the cost of Rs.10/-, if the requisition letter is certified by a competent authority (District Divisional Officer or a Sub-Magistrate, or a Tahsildar or a Gazetted Officer).

iii. Students can collect SSLC Certificates, Higher Secondary Mark Sheets and Other Certificates only at the end of the course.

iv. Students are advised to take as many photo-copies of certificates as they require.

n.library i. Library is the Temple of Learning.

ii. Absolute Silence is to be observed in the library.

iii. Searching, issuing and returning any library material are done with the help of computers.

iv. Working Hours for Library and Browsing Centre: 8.30 am to 6.00 pm on all working days and on Saturdays


v. Only with the identity card, a student can enter the library and borrow books.

vi. All personal effects such as bags, tiffin-boxes, note-books etc. are to be left at the library-entrance in the place allotted for it.

vii. Number of Books that could be borrowed at a time: UG students - 3 PG students - 5 Research Scholars - 8 Teachers - 10

viii. Reference Books such as dictionaries, year-books, encyclopaedia etc. will not be issued.

ix. Library books are issued for a period of two weeks, and this period may be extended.

x. Books borrowed should be returned on or before the due date indicated in the issue-slip of the book. An over-due fine of Re.1 per day will be charged.

xi. Library officials are authorised to ask for the return of any book before the due date.

xii. On receiving the Library books, library-users are to make known to the library-official any damage found in them. They are further to verify the book-pocket-card and accession-number to be the same.

xiii. Library books and other materials are to be treated with care.

xiv. Students are fined for any damage caused to the library materials.

o. To ParentsParents / Guardians are requested to co-operate with college authorities in the formation of good character of their wards exhibited through regularity in their attendance, progress in their studies etc. They are further advised to meet HODs/ Vice-Principal especially during Parents-Teachers Meeting.

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ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIESThe various associations seek to impart holistic (physical, intellectual, inter-personal, moral and spiritual) formation by providing soft-skills to the students, making them acquire team-spirit.

ShiftI:

The Principal is the President, ably assisted by the Dean-Students (Coordinator).

The Vice President and the Secretary are from the department.

The students of the Department are the members of the association.

Each department has its association.

Functioning under the direction of the Principal, the Dean-Students facilitates the association activities.

The Vice-President plans programmes of his/her association, assisted by the secretary and the students.

ShiftII:

The Deputy Principal is the President, ably assisted by the Dean- Students (Coordinator).

The Vice-President and the Secretary are from the department.

The students of the Department are the members of the association.

Each department has its association.

Functioning under the direction of the Deputy Principal, the Dean-Students facilitates the association activities.

The Vice-President plans programmes of his/her association, assisted by the secretary and the students.

The other associations are:

a)thosecomingunderPartV

i. ARul Anandar Inititatives for Social Education (ARISE)

ii. National Cadet Corps


iii. National Service Scheme

iv. Physical Education

v. Youth Red Cross

vi. Rotaract Club

vii. All India Catholic University Federation (AICUF)

viii. Nature Club

b)others

ix. Women Studies

x. Fine Arts Association

xi. Day Scholars Association

xii. Consumer Club

xiii. Thatha-Patti Club

xiv. Vincent de Paul Society

FEES AND SCHOLARSHIPS, 2017-18a.tuitionFeesTuition Fees for UG Courses Nil

Tuition Fees for PG Courses

MA Economics / Philosophy Rs 250/-

MSc DSRM Rs 500/-

b.SpecialFees(forallthestudents)

Library & Reading Room Rs 30/-

Games Rs 100/-

Association Rs 6/-

College Day Rs 5/-

Stationery and Test Rs 25/-

Calendar Rs 10/-

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Magazine Rs 12/-

Audio-Visual Education Rs 3/-

Medical Inspection Rs 5/-

Students Aid Fund Rs 3/-

World University Service Rs 3/-

Students Youth Welfare Activities Rs 5/-

Campus Amenity Rs 12/-

TOTAL Rs 219/-

c.otherFees (forFirstBA/BSc)Registration Rs 10/-Admission Rs 5/-University Entrance Rs 50/-University Recognition Rs 250/-Sports Affiliation Rs 50/-Certificate Verification (Each Certificate) Rs 50/-Convocation Rs 25/-Insurance Scheme Rs 36/-Indian Red Cross Society Rs 20/-Flag Day Rs 5/-National Service Scheme Rs 10/-PTA Registration and Subscription Rs 60/-

TOTAL Rs 571/-

ForFirstMA/MScAdmission Rs 5/-Sports Affiliation Rs 50/-Insurance Scheme Rs 25/-Flag Day Rs 5/-Indian Red Cross Society Rs 20/-

TOTAL Rs 105/-


cautionDepositBA Rs 25/-BSc Mathematics / RDS Rs 30/-BSc Physics / Chemistry Rs 50/-

MA Rs 60/-MSc DSRM Rs 80/-

RECOGNITION AND UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE FEES(As per Ref. No.E & R 1/2014-2015 dt 05.06.2014 letter of the Controller of Examinations, MKU, Madurai-625 021).

i. Applicants from other Universities / Bodies within India should remit Rs 315/- (Rs 250/- for Recognition Fee and Rs 50/- for University Entrance Fee & Rs 15/- for cost of application).

ii. Foreign students should remit a total of Rs 1,000/- towards Recognition Fee, University Entrance Fee and cost of application.

I.tuitionFeesTuition fees exempted for UG Aided Courses (BA / BSc) (vide Proc. of the DCE, Chennai Na.Ka.No. 4860 / L3 / 2007 dated 24.05.2007 and 31.05.2007).

II.Feeconcessiona. All SC / ST students & converted SC Christian students are

eligible for full fee concession. No income limit is prescribed for them.

b. Educational concessions to the children of Government servants dying in harness (Tuition fee & Special fee)

c. Educational concessions to the children of Ex-servicemen and serving defence personnel.

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III.FreeeducationScholarshipsa. All the SC/ST and converted SC Christian students are eligible

for Free Education Scholarships. No income limit for the parent is prescribed.

b. All the students from the Most Backward Classes and the Denotified Communities studying (upto Degree level) are eligible for Free Education Scholarships. No income limit for the parent is prescribed.

c. If the Backward Class candidate is the first graduate of the family, he/she is eligible for Free Education Scholarships, provided the income of the parent does not exceed Rs 1,00,000/- per annum.

IV.BackwardclassScholarships All the BC/MBC/DNC students (studying UG and PG courses)

are eligible for BC scholarship. For BC students, the limit for the income of the parent is Rs 50,000/- . For MBC/DNC students there is no such income limit.

V.Sc/St&convertedScchristianStudentsScholarshipsa. Government of India Scholarship For all the Hindu SC/ST students: The income limit for the parent is Rs. 2,50,000/-b. State Government Scholarship For all the Christian SC/ST students: The income limit for the parent is Rs. 2,00,000/-

c. Adi-Dravidar Higher Education Special Scholarship For the SC/ST Converted Christian students in the Hostel, on

the basis of marks on previous year of study (above 50%). The income limit for the parent is Rs 2,00,000/-.


d. Adhoc Merit Grant For the First UG SC/ST Converted Christian students who have

got 60% of marks in the Higher Secondary Examination.e. Bright Students Award & Merit-cum-Means Award The SC/ST Converted Christian students who have scored

the highest marks in the district level in the SSLC and Higher Secondary Examinations

f. Award of Prize Money

The SC/ST UG & PG students with I class in their first attempts in all semesters are eligible for the Prize Money Award.

V.NationalloanScholarship(loansrepayable) All students are eligible,

- irrespective of caste, who have scored more than 50% in the SSLC and Higher Secondary Examinations

- Income of the Parents not exceeding Rs 1,00,000/- per year

- Not in receipt of any other scholarship

VI.NationalMeritScholarship All students are eligible, - irrespective of caste, who have scored more than 60% in the

SSLC and Higher Secondary Examinations



VII.otherScholarships i. Scholarship for the Children of School Teachers

- School teacher’s children with more than 60% marks and above in the Higher Secondary Examinations.


- For PG courses, there is no income limit for the parents.

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ii. Tamil Nadu Educational Trust Scholarship

All First year UG and PG students

- who have scored more than 60% marks in the qualifying examinations.

- Income of the Parents not exceeding Rs 1,00,000/- per year.


iii. State Collegiate Scholarship

All the students are eligible,

Income of the Parents not exceeding Rs 25,000/- per annum.

iv. Scholarship irrespective of Caste / Income etc

- for the Physically Handicapped

- for the children of Ex-service men

- to the children of the Indian Seamen

- Government of India Sports Talent Scholarship

v. E V R Nagammai Memorial PG Girls Students Scholarship

All PG Girl students are eligible,

- Parent’s Income should not exceed Rs 1,00,000/- per year


vi. Uzhavar Scholarship

All UG and PG students are eligible,

- With the Uzhavar Identity Card issued by the TN Govt

- There is no income limit for the parents


Student Aid FundThe Student Aid Fund (a maximum of Rs 400/-) is given to the economically weaker students, irrespective of caste or creed, selected by a committee with Fr Principal as its Chairman - to meet


the educational expenses such as, tuition, special and examination fee. Students should not have any adverse remarks on them.

Notification regarding the availability of the fund shall be made at the beginning of every year. Application shall ordinarily be accepted up to 31st August.

AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE 01. Fr Rajanayagam SJ Best Teacher Award (Shift I) (Rs 1,500 Cash and a Certificate)

(Selection Criteria: Innovative Teaching - 35%, Punctuality - 10%, Maximum Attendance - 15%, Contribution to the College: Academic - 20%, others - 20%)

02. Fr Chacko Valiavettil SJ Best Teacher Award (Shift II & Management)

(Rs 1,500 Cash and a Certificate)

(Selection Criteria: Innovative Teaching - 35%, Punctuality - 10%, Maximum Attendance - 15%, Contribution to the College: Academic - 20%, others - 20%)

03. Fr Gnanapragasam V M SJ Award - For Research, Projects and Publications in Arts

(Rs 1,500 Cash and a Certificate) (Selection Criteria: Agency & Grants - 20%, Quality of the

Project - 25%, Research & Collaboration - 20%, Publication and Consultancy - 35%)

04. Fr Gnanarethinam J L SJ Award - For Research, Projects and Publications in Science

(Rs 1,500 Cash and a Certificate) (Selection Criteria: Agency & Grants - 20%, Quality of the

Project - 25%, Research & Collaboration - 20%, Publication and Consultancy - 35%)

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05. Fr Andrew Thekkekara SJ Award of Excellence for Extension (Rs 1,500 Cash and a Certificate) (Selection Criteria: Career Guidance and Mentor Care - 14%,

Soft-Skill Development - 7%, Fine Arts & Sports - 14%, Awards/ Honours - 30%, Programmes Involved - 20%, Collaboration with Agencies - 15%)

06. Fr George K C SJ - Best Non-Teaching Staff (Rs 1,500 Cash and a Certificate) (Selection Criteria: Maximum Attendance - 20%, Punctuality -

20%, Availability & Diligence - 35%, Contribution to College D evelopment- 25%)

07. Fr Leo Correya SJ Award - Best outgoing UG Student (Rs 1,000 Cash and a Certificate)

(Selection Criteria: Maximum Attendance - 15%, Academic Performance- 40%, Extra Curricular Activities - 25%, General Discipline- 20%)

08. Fr Jeyapathy J S SJ Award - Best outgoing PG Student (Rs 1,000 Cash and a Certificate) (Selection Criteria: Maximum Attendance - 15%, Academic

Performance- 35%, Participation in the Seminar - 20%, Leadership Skills- 10%, Awards / Honours -20%)

09. Fr Stephen Rodrigo SJ & Br Savarimuthu M SJ - Award of Excellence in Part V Activities

(Rs 1,000 Cash and a Certificate) (Selection Criteria: Maximum Attendance - 25%, Organizational

Skills- 25%, Leadership Skills- 15%, Awards / Honours -35%)

10. Good Samaritan Award Instituted by Mr Joseph, Kerala in honour Rev. Dr Xavier Vedam

SJ, Principal, AAC - To be given on the College Day to the best outgoing student or staff, involved in Good Samaritan work The Annual value of the Award is the interest accruing from Rs 25,000.


11. Rev. Dr Xavier Vedam SJ Award Instituted by Rev. Dr Xavier Vedam SJ - To be given on the

College Day to a Maximum Blood Donor and to the Best Department excelling in and through ARISE activities - The Annual value of the Award is the interest accruing from Rs 40,000.

ENDOWMENT AND SCHOLARSHIPS 01. Mr Pushpanathan J Scholarship Established by the All India Congress Party – to be awarded

preferably to a deserving poor student of AAC - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 1,000.

02. Mother of Mr Jawahar A Scholarship Established by Mr Jawahar A, Madurai in memory of his mother

- to be awarded preferably to any deserving first year student of AAC - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 1,100.

03. AAC Staff Scholarship Established by the AAC staff members – to be awarded

preferably to any outstanding student of the final year. The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 2,000.

04. Sankt Martin Scholarship Established by Rev. Dr Michael Jeyaraj SJ, a former Provincial

- The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 10,000.

05. Mr Pandithurai N Scholarship Established by AAC staff and students - to be awarded

preferably to the student who secures the highest mark in Mathematics in the final degree examination - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 1,000.

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06. Mr Michael Alosanai Vinothan Scholarship

Established by Rev. Fr Rector and Seminarians of Christ Hall – to be awarded preferably to the best student in the final year University Examination in Philosophy - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 500.

07. Jegantony Scholarship Established by Mr Dharmaraj of Trichy on the occasion of the

ordination of his son Rev. Fr Jerome Rosario SJ – to be awarded preferably to the best student of II BSc RDS - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 2,000.

08. Ms Achama-Chackochan Scholarship Established by Mr Thomas Chacko Karikampalli K C, Edathuva

in memory of his parents Achama-Chackochan– to be awarded preferably to the best student for the academic achievement in I MSc RDS - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 2,000.

09. Rev. Fr Rajanayagam S J SJ Scholarship Established by Staff and Students and Friends of AAC – to be

awarded preferably to the best final year student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 2,400.

10. Thomai Pannammal-Ignatius Scholarship Established by Mr Rajkumar D I J BSc, BL, Chennai in memory of

his grand parents Thomai Pannammal-Ignatius – to be awarded preferably to any deserving student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 10,000.

11. AAC Scholarship Established by an anonymous donor – to be awarded to any

student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 20,000.


12. New Hostel, SJC, Golden Jubilee Scholarship Established in 1989 by Fr Warden, Students and Workers of New Hostel – to be awarded to any student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 10,000.

13. Srinivasan Ramanujam Centenary Scholarship Established appreciating the Mathematics genius - to be

awarded preferably to any deserving third year Mathematics student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 1,001.

14. Mr Varada Iyengar & Ms Krishnammal Scholarship

Established by Prof. Srinivasan V, former Head of the Department of Mathematics, AAC in memory of his parents – to be awarded preferably to the top three students of I, II, III year BSc Mathematics - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 15,000.

15. Mr Srinivasakar Sarogini T S K Scholarship Established – to be awarded preferably to any deserving poor

and brilliant student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 10,000.

16. AAC Silver Jubilee Year Scholarship Established by Staff, Students and Well-Wishers including

Rev. Fr Stephen Jesuraj Rodrigo SJ, Ln NAK ‘GOPALA-KRISHNA RAJ (Managing Trustee of Kondala Raju N A Dharma Trust, Theni), De La Salle endowment, Pandian T A - Rathnavathi endowment, Ayya Nadar T - Velammal endowment – to be awarded to differently-abled students - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 2,75,000.

17. Mr Stanislaus K P & Ms Chinnammal Scholarship

Established by Mr Jeyaraj P S, the brother of Rev. Fr Arul P S SJ in memory of his parents Mr Stanislaus K P and

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Ms Chinnammal, Krishnaperi – to be awarded preferably to dalit students belonging to II & III MCA - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 15,000.

18. Dr Karpagam SRC, Thiruchirappalli, Scholarship Established by Dr Karpagam, former Principal SRC,

Thiruchirappalli – to be awarded preferably to deserving I MCA Dalit student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 1,000.

19. Mr Pillappa Chettiar and Ms Manickam Ammal Scholarship Established by Prof Karpoorasundaram P, former Head of the

Department of Mathematics, AAC, Karumathur in memory of his parents – to be awarded preferably to three poor, deserving girl students, one each from I, II and III BSc, (Mathematics)- The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 10,000.

20. Mr Manickam and Ms Soosaiammal Scholarship Established by Prof. Lourdusamy M, former Head of the

Department of English, AAC, Karumathur in memory of his parents – to be awarded preferably to deserving poor catholic students, one boy and one girl - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 10,000.

21. Rev. Fr Stanislaus of Thiruchirappalli Diocese Scholarship Established by the family members of Rev. Fr Stanislaus of

Thiruchirappalli Diocese– to be awarded preferably to ANSAC extension programme - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 40,000.

22. Prof. Michaelsamy S Scholarship Established by the Department of Economics – to be awarded

preferably to the AAC PG Economics students for promoting Research and Extension activities - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 70,000.


23. Dr Abdul Kalam A P J Scholarship Established by AAC Physics Department in honour of (Late)

Dr Abdul Kalam A P J, the President of India – to be awarded preferably to the first and the second rank holders of the outgoing UG & PG students - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 25,000.

24. AAC Physical Education Scholarship Established by the AAC Physical Education Department – to the

deserving poor students - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 21,000.

25. Truthful Charitable Trust, Madurai, Scholarship Established by Truthful Charitable Trust, Madurai – to be

awarded preferably to the final year student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 1,000.

26. Bro. Xavier M S Scholarship Established by Bro. Manuel A, St Paul’s Seminary ,Thiruchirappalli,

in memory of Bro. Xavier M S – to be awarded preferably to the best student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 500.

27. Mr Suvakin Pillai and Ms Arockia Mary Scholarship Established by Prof Kulandainathan S, Professor of Tamil in

memory of his parents – to be awarded preferably to a student with the maximum use of the college library in a year - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 500.

28. Rev. Fr Packianathan V S CMF Scholarship Established by Mr Susairaj V, a retired teacher – to be awarded

preferably to a deserving poor student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 5,000

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29. Mr Vedanayagam V Scholarship Established by Dr Ms Vedanayagam E G – to be awarded

preferably to students excelling in Fine Arts Competition - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 2,010.

30. Mr Sebastian S and Ms Magdalane Mary Scholarship Established by Dr Arockiadoss S, former Reader, Dept of

Chemistry – to be awarded preferably to any deserving poor student in BSc Chemistry - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 5,000.

31. Rev. Dr Gnanarethinam J L SJ Scholarship – I Established by Rev. Fr Chelladurai P T SJ in memory of his

brother Rev. Dr Gnanarethinam J L SJ, Former Rector, Secretary and Principal, AAC – to be awarded preferably to any poor deserving male Catholic student in II MSc RDS - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 40,000.

32. Rev. Dr Gnanarethinam J L SJ Scholarship – II Established by Rev. Fr Chelladurai P T SJ in memory of his

brother Rev. Dr Gnanarethinam J L SJ, Former Rector, Secretary and Principal, AAC – to be awarded preferably to any poor deserving female Catholic student in II MSc RDS - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 40,000.

33. Rev. Dr Gnanarethinam J L SJ Scholarship – III Established by Rev. Fr Chelladurai P T SJ in memory of his

brother Rev. Dr Gnanarethinam J L SJ, Former Rector, Secretary and Principal, AAC – to be awarded preferably to a Catholic male student of AAC, on merit cum means basis at the choice of Fr Rector, AAC, Karumathur - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 20,000.


34. Rev. Dr Pushparaj G SJ, Scholarship – I Established by Mr Xavier Britto S, MBA, BL, ACS, Chairman,

INDEV Group of Companies, Chennai – to be awarded preferably to the best out-going UG female student of RDS - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 50,000.

35. Rev. Dr Pushparaj G SJ Scholarship – II Established by Mr Xavier Britto S, MBA, BL, ACS, Chairman,

INDEV Group of Companies, Chennai – to be awarded preferably to the best out-going PG male student of RDS - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 50,000.

36. Rev. Dr Pushparaj G SJ Scholarship – III Established by Mr Xavier Britto S, MBA, BL, ACS, Chairman,

INDEV Group of Companies, Chennai – to be awarded preferably to the best out-going BSc Physical Education female student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 50,000.

37. Rev. Dr Pushparaj G SJ Scholarship – IV Established by Mr Xavier Britto S, MBA, BL, ACS, Chairman,

INDEV Group of Companies, Chennai – to be awarded preferably to the best out-going SFC student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 50,000.

38. Mr Gnanasamy S and Ms Francisca Mary Gnanasamy Scholarship

Established by family members and friends of Rev. Dr Pushparaj G SJ, former Principal, AAC – to be awarded preferably to the best out-going PG SFC female student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 75,000.

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39. Ms Rajamaniammal K Scholarship Established by Dr Aiyadurai K, formerly Head, Commerce Dept.,

AAC, in memory of his mother Ms Rajamaniammal K – to be awarded preferably to a member of the Commerce department excelling in Seminar - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 10,000/-

40. Mr Susai Yagappan R and Ms Mary Gnanam G S Scholarship Established by Dr Michael John Peter S, Department of

Economics, AAC in memory of his parents– to be awarded preferably to the best out-going PG Economics student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 1,00,000.

41. Newly-Recruited AAC Staff Members - 2007 Scholarship Established in 2009 by Newly-Recruited Teaching Staff Members

- to be awarded preferably to poor deserving students - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 1,20,000.

42. Mr Mohideen Rowther M K (Keelamathur) Scholarship Established by Mr Kader Maideen P, former Office

Superintendent, AAC in memory of his grand father “Mohideen Rowther M K, Keelamathur” – to be awarded preferably to poor deserving students - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 10,000.

43. AAC Jesuit Community Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit

Community – to be awarded preferably to a Catholic male student of AAC, on merit cum means basis at the choice of Fr Rector, AAC, Karumathur - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 20,000.


44. AAC Jesuit Community Scholarship – II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit

Community – to be awarded preferably to a Catholic female student of AAC, on merit cum means basis at the choice of Fr Rector, AAC, Karumathur - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 20,000.

45. AAC Jesuit Community Scholarship – III Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


46. AAC Jesuit Community Scholarship – IV Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


47. Rev. Fr Rajanayagam S J SJ Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


48. Rev. Fr Rajanayagam S J SJ Scholarship – II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


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49. Rev. Fr Stephen Rodrigo M SJ Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


50. Rev. Fr Stephen Rodrigo M SJ Scholarship – II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


51. Rev. Fr Joseph K P SJ Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


52. Rev. Fr Joseph K P SJ Scholarship – II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


53. Rev. Fr Vincent Miranda SJ Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit



54. Rev. Fr Vincent Miranda SJ Scholarship – II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


55. Rev. Fr John M D SJ Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


56. Rev. Fr John M D SJ Scholarship – II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


57. Rev. Fr Vitalis Diaz SJ Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


58. Rev. Fr Vitalis Diaz SJ Scholarship – II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


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59. Rev. Dr Sebasti L Raj SJ Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


60. Rev. Dr Sebasti L Raj SJ Scholarship – II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


61. Rev. Fr Roosevelt Fernando SJ Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


62. Rev. Fr Roosevelt Fernando SJ Scholarship – II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


63. Rev. Fr Albert Johnson SDB Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit



64. Rev. Fr Albert Johnson SDB Scholarship – II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


65. Mr Ignatius Fernando M and Ms Saveriammal (Kamuthi) Scholarship – I

Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit Community – to be awarded preferably to a Catholic male student of AAC, on merit cum means basis at the choice of Fr Rector, AAC, Karumathur - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 20,000.

66. Mr Ignatius Fernando M and Ms Saveriammal (Kamuthi) Scholarship – II

Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit Community – to be awarded preferably to a Catholic female student of AAC, on merit cum means basis at the choice of Fr Rector, AAC, Karumathur - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 20,000.

67. Mr Ignatius Fernando A S and Ms Thainesiammal (Kamuthi) Scholarship – I


68. Mr Ignatius Fernando A S and Ms Thainesiammal (Kamuthi) Scholarship – I

Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit Community – to be awarded preferably to a Catholic female student of AAC, on merit cum means basis at the choice of Fr

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Rector, AAC, Karumathur - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 20,000.

69. Mr Antony Jayaseelan I and Ms Margaret Jayaseelan (Kamuthi) Scholarship – I


70. Mr Antony Jayaseelan I and Ms Margaret Jayaseelan (Kamuthi) Scholarship – II

Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit Community – to be awarded preferably to a Catholic female student of AAC, on merit cum means basis at the choice of Fr Rector, AAC, Karumathur - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 20,000.

71. Mr Alexander A X and Dr Ms Cynthia Alexander Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


72. Mr Alexander A X and Dr Ms Cynthia Alexander Scholarship – II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


73. Mr Amaladoss Loyola A & Ms Assunta Loyola Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit

Community – to be awarded preferably to a Catholic male


student of AAC, on merit cum means basis at the choice of Fr Rector, AAC, Karumathur - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 20,000.

74. Mr Amaladoss Loyola A & Ms Assunta Loyola Scholarship–II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


75. Dr Ms Deepa Alexander Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


76. Dr Ms Deepa Alexander Scholarship – II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


77. Dr Naveen Alexander Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


78. Dr Naveen Alexander Scholarship – II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit

Community – to be awarded preferably to a Catholic female student of AAC, on merit cum means basis at the choice of Fr

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Rector, AAC, Karumathur - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 20,000.

79. Ms Sonia Loyola Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


80. Ms Sonia Loyola Scholarship – II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


81. Mr Ajay Loyola Scholarship – I Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


82. Mr Ajay Loyola Scholarship – II Established in 2011 by Rev. Dr Leonard A G SJ of AAC Jesuit


83. Mr Sundaram V and Ms Gomathy Sundaram Scholarship Established in 2011 by Mr Venkataraman S of Madurai, to be

awarded preferably to a student in BA English on merit cum means basis at the choice of Fr Rector, AAC, Karumathur - The annual value of the award is the interest accuring from Rs 20,000.


84. Annamaria Scholarship Established in 2012 to be awarded preferably to the best

out-going students (boys & girls) - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 50,000.

85. Home Caterers Scholarship Established in 2012 by Mr Paulraj, Chennai – to be awarded

preferably to the best out-going students (boys & girls) - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 30,000.

86. Velmurugan Transport Scholarship Established by Mr Mayandi Thevar and Ms Jeyam – to be

awarded preferably to an orphan or single parent child - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 30,000.

87. INDEV Group of Companies Scholarship Established by Mr Xavier Britto S MBA, BL, ACS, Chairman,

INDEV Group of Companies – to be awarded preferably to authors supporting publication - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 5,00,000.

88. Mr Savarimuthu Alagumalai Scholarship

Established in 2015 by Dr Anandan A, Head, Dept of Tamil, AAC in memory of his father – to be awarded preferably to a deserving poor girl student from Chellampatti Panchayat Union - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 15,000.

89. Ms Ignatius Nallamal Scholarship Established in 2015 by Dr Anandan A, Head, Dept of Tamil,

AAC in memory of his mother – to be awarded preferably to a poor catholic female UG Science student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 15,000.

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90. Rev. Br Titus Gopalakrishnan SJ Scholarship Established by Mr Paul Joseph R - to be awarded preferably

to a deserving AAC hostel student - The annual value of scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 20,000.

91. Dr Sankaranarayanapillai M Scholarship Established in 2016 by Mr Deva Prince S A, Asst Prof. Chemistry, AAC in memory of his Professor – to be awarded preferably to a deserving Chemistry student - The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 25,000.

92. Ms Bhanumathi P Memorial ScholarshipEstablished in 2017 by Dr Jeganathan P, Alumnus of the Department of History and Assistant Professor, Govt. College, Melur - to be awarded preferably to poor deserving students of the Department of History – The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 25,000.

93. Major Maria Soosai ScholarshipEstablished in 2017 by Prof. Francis Joseph M, Former Faculty of the Department of History - in memory of his Father, to be awarded preferably to poor deserving students of the Department of History – The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 25,000.

94. Ms Maria Magdalene ScholarshipEstablished in 2017 by Dr Antony Paul Gnanasekar R, Head, Department of History - in memory of his mother - to be awarded preferably to poor deserving students of the Department of History – The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 25,000.

95. Department of History Alumni Scholarship Established in 2017 by Alumni of the Department of History in honour of Dr Antony Paul Gnanasekar R, - to be awarded


preferably to poor deserving students of the Department of History – The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 1,45,000.

96. AACAA Scholarship Established by AACAlumni Association – to be awarded

preferably to deserving poor students.

97. Non-Teaching Staff Association Scholarship Established by AAC Non-Teaching Staff – to be awarded


98. AAC MUTA Scholarship Established by AAC MUTA Members – to be awarded


ENDOWMENT LECTURES / SEMINARS01. Dr Subramanian S V - Parvathi Ammal Manivizha Arakkattalai Established by Ms & Mr Aravanan K P - The Endowment

Amount is Rs 10,000.

02. Rev. Dr Gnanarethinam J L SJ, Manivizha Arakkattalai Established by Rev. Dr Gnanarethinam J L SJ - The Endowment

Amount is Rs 3,000.

03. Mr Innacimuthu A and Ms Sebasthi Ammal Endowment Established by Dr Devasahayam I, former Reader in Tamil

Department , AAC - The Endowment Amount is Rs 15,000.

04. Dr Arockiadoss S Endowment Established by Dr Arockiadoss S, Former Reader in Chemistry,

AAC, - The Endowment Amount is Rs 5,000.

05. St Arul Anandar Endowment Established Singharayar Nadar Y and Sons, Nagercoil - for

organising Annual Lecture on St John de Britto by the Department of Tamil (Shifts I & II) - The Endowment Amount is Rs 50,000.

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06. St Ignatius Loyola Endowment Established by Singharayar Nadar Y and Sons, Nagercoil - for

organising Annual Lecture on the Society of Jesus by the Department of English (Shifts I & II) - The Endowment Amount is Rs 50,000.

07. Archbishop Marianus Arockiasamy Endowment Established by Pillar Institute, Pillar Salai, Madurai, in

fond remembrance of His Excellency’s association with the institute, for conducting an annual lecture programme on a Catholic Philosopher by the Department of Philosophy - The Endowment Amount is Rs 50,000.

08. Mr Manuel A and Ms Theresa Manuel Endowment Established in 2017 by Dr James Antony M, Associate Professor

in Economics in the name of his parents - for conducting State Level Inter-Collegiate Quiz Competition for the Post-Graduate Economics Students. The Annual value of the Endowment amount is the interest accruing from Rs 2,00,000.

09. Ms Jeya Pushpa I EndowmentEstablished in 2017 by Prof. Francis Joseph M, Former Faculty of the Department of History- to be awarded preferably to promotion of soft skills among the students of the Department of History – The Annual value of the scholarship is the interest accruing from Rs 25,000.


“A good companion shortens the longest road.” (Turkish Proverb)

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Orientation Programme for Teaching Staff

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Jesuit College Orientation Programme for the newly Appointed Teaching Staff



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Classes begin for UG-I Students

Ramzan - Holiday

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“A small body of determined spirits fired by an unquenchable faith in their mission can alter course history.” (Mahatma Gandhi)

International Yoga Day


“To succeed in your mission, you must have single-minded devotion to your goal.” (A P J Abdul Kalam)

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Last date for Payment of College Fees without fine

Mass of Holy Spirit

Inauguration of All Associations

Students Council Election

Leadership Training for Students Represenatives - Day I

Leadership Training for Students Represenatives - Day II


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Planning and Evaluation Committee Meeting

Finance Committee

“Skills are common. Talents are rare.” (Colin Clark)


“A mission statement becomes the criterion by which one measures everything else in one’s life.” (Stephen Covey)

8 August 2017

Feast of St John Maria Vianny

Sports Day

Continuous Internal Assessment - I



Independence Day - Holiday

Krishna Jeyanthi - Holiday

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“Those who say it cannot be done, should not interrupt those doing it.” (Chinese Proverb)

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Vinayagar Chathurthi - Holiday

Parents - Teachers Meeting for UG-III & PG-II


“If people are good only because they fear punishment, and hope for reward, then we are a sorry lot indeed.” (Albert Einstein)

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Feast of St Vincent De Paul

Ayutha Pooja - Holiday

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Staff Exposure Programme

Staff Exposure Programme

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“A ‘no’ uttered from deepest conviction is better and greater than a ‘yes’ merely uttered to please, or what is worse, to avoid trouble – and you must be the change you wish to see in the world.” (Mahatma Gandhi)


“Vision without action is a day-dream. Action without vision is a night-mare.” (Japanese Proverb)

10 October 2017Feast of St Theresa of Child Jesus

Gandhi Jeyanthi - Holiday

Continuous Internal Assessment - II


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Muharam - Holiday

Parents - Teachers Meeting for UG-II

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Deepavali

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“An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest.” (Benjamin Franklin)

Issue of Hall TicketsLast Signing Day


“A good decision is based on knowledge and not on number.” (Plato)

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“Discernment is not a matter of simply right and wrong, rather it is feeling the difference between right and almost right.” (Charles Spurgeon)

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Milad-un-Nabi – Holiday

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Camp-Fest

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Feast of Immaculate Conception (MIC)Foundation Day (SMA)

“The values of a man should be seen in what he gives and not in what he is able to receive.” (Albert Einstein)


“Make use of time, let not advantage slip.” (William Shakespeare)

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C5

D5

E5

New Year’s Day

College reopens after Christmas Vacation

Bhogi

Pongal

Pongal Celebration

Pongal - Holiday

“Net-working is not a part-time or occasional exercise. Everywhere we go, we have an opportunity to network with others.” (Timothy M Houseton)


“Integrity is doing the right thing, even when no one is watching.” (C S Lewis)

1 January 2018 16 TUE

17 WED

18 THU

19 FRI

20 SAT

21 SUN

22 MON

23 TUE

24 WED

25 THU

26 FRI

27 SAT

28 SUN

29 MON

30 TUE

31 WED

F5

A6

B6

C6

D6

E6

F6

A7

B7

C7




Republic Day

Thiruvalluvar Day - Holiday

Uzhavar Thirunal – Holiday

Last date for Payment of College Fees with fine


“Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside awakens.” (Carl Jung)

2 February 2018 1 THU

2 FRI

3 SAT

4 SUN

5 MON

6 TUE

7 WED

8 THU

9 FRI

10 SAT

11 SUN

12 MON

13 TUE

14 WED

15 THU

D7

E7

F7

A8

B8

C8

D8

E8

F8

Last date for Payment of Exam Fees without fine

Maha Sivarathiri – Holiday

Theatre Fest

Maha Sivarathiri – Holiday Ash Wednesday

Feast of St John de Britto


2 February 2018 16 FRI

17 SAT

18 SUN

19 MON

20 TUE

21 WED

22 THU

23 FRI

24 SAT

25 SUN

26 MON

27 TUE

28 WED

A9

B9

C9

D9

E9

F9

A10

B10

C10

D10

Graduation Day

Fr Prince Football Tournament


Retreat for Catholic Students


“Right is right, even if everyone is against it’ and wrong is wrong even if everyone is for it” (William Penn)


Academic Council Meeting

“The strength of a nation derives from the integrity of the home.” (Confucius)

3 March 2018 1 THU

2 FRI

3 SAT

4 SUN

5 MON

6 TUE

7 WED

8 THU

9 FRI

10 SAT

11 SUN

12 MON

13 TUE

14 WED

15 THU

E10

F10

A11

B11

C11

D11

E11

F11

A12

B12

C12

Exam Committee Meeting

Womens Day

Last date for Payment of Exam Fees with fine

Valediction of All Associations

Planning and Evaluation Committee Meeting


3 March 2018 16 FRI

17 SAT

18 SUN

19 MON

20 TUE

21 WED

22 THU

23 FRI

24 SAT

25 SUN

26 MON

27 TUE

28 WED

29 THU

30 FRI

31 SAT

D12

E12

F12

A13

B13

C13

D13

E13

F13

A14


Feast of St Joseph

Telugu New Year - Holiday



College Day

Finance Committee Meeting

Mahavir Jeyanthi – Holiday Maundy Thursday

Good Friday - Holiday

Holy Saturday

“Information is going out, Communication is getting through.” (Sydney J Harris)


4 April 2018 1 SUN

2 MON

3 TUE

4 WED

5 THU

6 FRI

7 SAT

8 SUN

9 MON

10 TUE

11 WED

12 THU

13 FRI

14 SAT

15 SUN

B14

C14

D14

E14

F14

A15

B15

C15

D15

E15

F15

Governing Body Meeting

Easter

Issue of Hall Tickets

Last Signing Day

Tamil New Year Day - Holiday

“If you want to go fast, go alone, if you want to go far, go with others.” (African Proverb)


“Alone we can do so little, together, we can do so much.” (Helen Keller)

4 April 2018 16 MON

17 TUE

18 WED

19 THU

20 FRI

21 SAT

22 SUN

23 MON

24 TUE

25 WED

26 THU

27 FRI

28 SAT

29 SUN

30 MON


5 May 2018 1 TUE

2 WED

3 THU

4 FRI

5 SAT

6 SUN

7 MON

8 TUE

9 WED

10 THU

11 FRI

12 SAT

13 SUN

14 MON

15 TUE

“Many ideas grow better when transplanted into another mind than the one where they sprang up.”


The opposite of networking is NOT working.

5 May 2018 16 WED

17 THU

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19 SAT

20 SUN

21 MON

22 TUE

23 WED

24 THU

25 FRI

26 SAT

27 SUN

28 MON

29 TUE

30 WED

31 THU


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