VIDYA PARA DEVATHAEducation is anever widening process ........A Journey through New Horizons.....Be a part of thisby seeking knowledgewith Hard work. perseverenceDiligence and Humility

OUR VISIONTo facilitate students, largely coming from rural areas, reach higer

levels of knowledge, capabilities and human values by the pursuit ofexcellence and promotion of quality for leadership.

OUR MISSION To offer quality education at an affordable cost. To promote human values by practising them. To impart skills for acquiring and generating knowledge. To promote responsible leadership through outreach programmes. To prepare the students for career responsibilities by honing their

soft skills. To facilitate effective interaction among Management, Faculty,

Students, Parents and Alumni. To give priority to girls’ education.

OUR INSTITUTIONGovinda Dasa College, founded in the year 1967 and affiliated to

Mangalore University offers Bachelor Degree courses in Arts, Commerce,Science, Business Management and Computer Application for both girlsand boys.

Hindu Vidyadayinee Sangha, which manages the college and othersister institutions, was founded on 30-11-1916, with the starting of IddyaVidyadayinee School in the precincts of Sri Iddya MahalingeshwaraTemple, by the visionary teachers and well wishers. Vidyadayinee HighSchool was started in the year 1944 and the next step was the starting ofGovinda Dasa College in the year 1967.

The College Management and Faculty believe that the best way toprepare the youth for a career is through quality education withemphasis on human values and virtues.

The College is situated on N.H. 66 in Surathkal and is easilyaccessible by road.

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GOVERNING COUNCIL OFGOVINDA DASA COLLEGE, SURATHKAL

Name & Address Designation

1 Mr. P. Ranjan Rao President

2 Dr. K. Narahari Das Vice President

3 Mr. M. Venkat Rao Member

4 Mr. T. N. Ramesh Member

5. Mr. H.L. Rao Member

6 Mr. Sriranga Member

7 Ms. I. Uma Devi Member

8 Mr. Vidyadhara I. Member

9 Mr. Vijayakumar Iddya Member

10 Mr. Harish Pejawar Member

11 Mr. P. Krishnamoorthy Staff Representative

12 Mr. Perody Madhusudana Rao Director Administration

13 Dr. B. Muralidhara Rao Secretary

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TEACHING STAFFPRINCIPAL :Dr. B. Muralidhar Rao, M.Sc. Ph.D.

VICE PRINCIPAL :Mr. P. Krishnamoorthy, M.A., M.Phil. Associate Professor in Kannada

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT :Mr. Ramachandra Yadapadithaya, M.A. Head of the DepartmentMs. Akhila Vivek, M.A., B.ed. Lecturer

KANNADA DEPARTMENT :Mr. P. Krishnamoorthy, M.A., M.Phil. Associate ProfessorMr. S.G. Ramesh Bhat, M.A., M.Phil. Dean, Faculty of Languages, H.O.D.Ms. Deepa, M.A. Lecturer

HINDI DEPARTMENT :Mr. Marcel Louis Mascarenhas, M.A. Head of the DepartmentDr. Sunitha Sunil Kulakarni, M.A., Ph.D. Lecturer

SANSKRIT DEPARTMENT :Mr. Vageesha S, M.A. M.Phil. Head of the Department

HISTORY DEPARTMENT :Ms. Violet Miranda, M.A., M.Phil. Dean, Faculty of Arts, H.O.DMs. Rashmi Kayarmar, M.A. Lecturer

ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT :Dr. K. Shivashankar Bhat, M.A., Ph.D. Head of the DepartmentMr. Hareesha Acharya P., M.A., Assistant ProfessorMs. Daya M. Suvarna, M.A. Lecturer

POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT :Ms. Lt. Sudha U., M.A. Head of the DepartmentDr. Ashalatha, M.A., Ph.D. Lecturer

COMMERCE & BUSINESS MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT :Mr. Ganesh Acharya,M.Com.,M.B.A, M.Phil.,P.G.D.P.M & I.R. Dean, Commerce & Business ManagementMs.Shreedevi, M.Com. Dept. of Business ManagementMs.Punitha R., M.B.A. LecturerMs.Shilparani K., M.Com. LecturerMs.Pratheeksha, M.Com. Lecturer

PHYSICS DEPARTMENT :Ms. Shobha Kumari A, M.Sc. Dept. of PhysicsMr. Athul Bhat, M.Sc. Lecturer

CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT :Dr. B. Muralidhar Rao, M.Sc. Ph.D, Associate ProfessorMr. Neelappa.V, M.Sc. Dean, Faculty of Science & Dept. of ChemistryMs. Lavina Gladis Serrao, M.Sc. Lecturer

MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT :Mr. Vamana Kamath, M.Sc., M.Phil. Head of the DepartmentMs. Sajitha K. Nair, M.Sc., B.Ed. Lecturer

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COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT :Ms. Geetha K., P.G.D.C.A., M.C.A. Head of the DepartmentMs. Shailaja, B.Tech. LecturerMs. Babitha Naveenchandra, M.Sc. LecturerMs. Veena, M.Sc. LecturerMs. Vidya Patil, M.C.A. LecturerMs. Poornima J.Gokhale Lecturer

JOURNALISM DEPARTMENT :Ms. Shwetha Head of the Department

DEPT. OF LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE LIBRARIAN :Ms. Savithri A., M.Lib., M.A.

PHYSICAL DIRECTOR :Mr. Harish Kumar, M.P.Ed.

PG DEPARTMENTM.COM.Mr. Ramesh Kulai, M.Com., L.L.B., M.Phil. Co-ordinator, M.Com. CourseMs. Harsharani, M.Com. LecturerMs. Jenifer D’Leema, M.Com. LecturerMr. Sajan M, M.Com. LecturerM.SC.Dr. B. Muralidhar Rao, M.Sc. Ph.D. Co-ordinator, M.Sc. ChemistryDr. Karthik J.S., M.Sc., Ph.D. LecturerMr. Sharath Kumar, M.Sc., Ph.D. (Ongoing) LecturerDr. Namratha B., M.Sc., Ph.D. Lecturer

DEPLOYED STAFF :Mr. Gopal M Gokhale, M.Sc., M.Phil., Associate Professor in Statistics, PPC, UdupiMr. B.Y. Kumar, M.A., M.Phil, Associate Pro. in History, Smt.Indira Gandhi Govt. Women First Grade College, SagaraMs. Sujatha K.V, M.Sc., Associate Pro. in Statistics, Govt. First Grade College Haleangadi & Balmatta

OFFICE STAFF

ADMINISTRATIVE SECTION :Mr. Venkappa Moolya M., M.A.

Ms. Sonia, M.Com.

Ms. Shruthi I., M.Com. PGDCA

Mr. Surendra Kumar (Office Manager) M.A.

Ms. Ashwini I., B.Com.

LIBRARY STAFF :Mr. Ashok U. KocheriMr. K. Chandrashekara, B.Com.

Ms. Anitha H.V., B.Com.

P.G. CENTRE :Mr. Shailaraj G. Sanil, Dip. in Com. Sci.

ACCOUNTS SECTION :Ms. Shamitha U., B.Com.

Mr. I. G. Sathish Bhat , Dip. in Com.

Sci.

Ms. Premalatha, B.Com.

SUPPORT STAFF :Mr. P. ShripathiMr. K. BasavaMr. RaghuramMr. ShaileshMs. AshwiniMr. ShivanandaMs. Uma G BhatMs. Malamma

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TEACHER CO-ORDINATORS FOR ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES1 Student Welfare Officer Ms. Violet Miranda

Staff Secretary Mr. Marcel Louis MescarenhasAMUCT Convener Mr. Vaman KamathIQAC Co-ordinator Dr. K. Shivashankara BhatAISHE Co-ordinator Mr. Vaman KamathUGC Co-ordinator Mr. Vageesh S.RUSA Co-ordinator Mr. Hareesha Acharya PCommunicative Skills Ms. Akhila VivekComputer Accounting Mr. Ganesh AcharyaHardware Networking Ms. Geetha K.Vermi Technology Mr. Sharath KumarHuman Rights & Consumer Education Dr. AshalathaP.T.A. Secretary Mr. Hareesha Acharya P

Ms. Geetha KLiterary Association Mr. Vageesha S.Hindi Forum Dr. Sunitha KulakarniSanskrit Mr. Vageesha S.English Ms. Akhila VivekKannada Ms. Deepa

2 Vidyarthi Vani Mr. Ramachandra YadapadithayaMr. Vageesha S.Mr. Marcel Louis MascarenhasMs. Lavina Gladis Searrao

3 Fine Arts Ms. DeepaMr. S.G. Ramesh BhatMs. Akhila Vivek

4 Mahila Vedike Ms. ShailajaMs. Daya Suvarna

5 Humanities Association Dr. K.Shivashankar BhatHistory Ms. Violet MirandaPol. Science Dr. AshalathaEconomics Ms. Daya Suvarna

6 Science Association Mr. Neelappa V.Physics Mr. Athul BhatChemistry Ms. Lavina Gladis SearraoComputer Science Ms. Vidhya PatilMathematics Mr. Vaman KamathKUDDE Co-ordinator Mr. Neelappa V.Research Cell Mr. Neelappa V.

Dr. AshalathaDr. Karthik J.S

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CLASS TEACHERS & MENTORSClass Class Teacher and Mentor

III B.Sc. Mr. Neelappa.VII B.Sc. Ms. Shobha Kumari AI B.Sc. Mr. Vamana KamathIII B.A. Ms. Violet MirandaII B.A. Mr. Hareesha Acharya PI B.A. Ms. Daya M. SuvarnaIII B.Com. (A) Ms. ShreedeviIII B.Com. (B) Ms. Pratheeksha & Ms. ShailajaII B.Com. (A) Mr. Shilparani & Prof. KrishnamoorthyII B.Com. (B) Ms. Ganesh Acharya & Ms. Akhila VivekI B.Com. (A) Ms. Punitha R & Marcel LouisIII B.C.A. Ms. Veena KII B.C.A. Ms. Vidhya PatilI B.C.A. Ms. Shailaja

M.COM.Ms. Harsharani Quality Enhancement OfficerMs. Jenifer D’Leema Departmental Library and InformationMr. Sajan M Placement Officer

7 Commerce & Management Ms. Shilparani K.8 N.S.S. Unit I Ms. Pratheeksha

N.S.S. Unit II Ms. Babitha NaveenchandraMr. Athul Bhat (Asst. NSS Officer)

9 N.C.C. Ms. Lt. Sudha U.10 E.D.P. Cell Ms. Punitha R.11 Placement Officer Mr. Vamana Kamath12 Red Cross Mr. Ramesh Bhat S.G.13 Rovers Mr. Athul Bhat14 Rangers Ms. Shilparani15 Innovation Club Ms. Sajitha K. Nair16 Vidyanidhi Bank Ms. Shreedevi & Mr. Ganesh Acharya17 Rotaract Club Ms. Veena K & Ms. Shobha Kumari A18 Womens Hostel Ms. Geetha K & Ms. Sudha U

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NAACStudent Charter

A) Institution’s responsibilities towards students :This institution shall communicate its goals and objectives systematically and clearly

to all students. offer programmes that are consistent with its goals and objectives offer a wide range of programmes with adequate academic flexibility obtain feedback from students on the initiation, review and redesign

of programmes if and when necessary facilitate effective running of the teaching-learning programmes implement a well-conceived plan for monitoring student progress

continuously ensure that the student assessment mechanism is reliable and valid provide clear information to students about admission and

completion requirements for all programmes, the fee structureand refund policies, financial aid and student support services

ensure sufficient and well-run support services to all students promote healthy practices

B) Student’s responsibilities of learning

The student shall appreciate the institutional goals and objectives and contribute to

the realisation of the same by participating in relevant institutionalactivities

have a clear knowledge of the programmes, admission policies,rules and regulations of the institution

follow the time schedules, rules and regulations of the institution undertake regular and intense study of learning materials make optimum use of the learning resources and other support

services available in the institution prepare for continuous internal assessment and term end

examinations give feedback for system improvement have faith and ability to pursue life long learning live as worthy alumni of the institution promote healthy practices

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INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL

Higher education plays a central role in the development of bothhuman beings and modern societies as it enhances social, culturaland economic development. It is now widely acknowledged that thedynamics of teaching and learning need to be described more fully.So, institutions should articulate their own appropriate qualityprocedures and mechanisms.

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) has been formed witha view to integrate various dilmensions of teaching, researchorganising activities and community services - in order to enhancethe academic excellence of the college. It aims to protect theinterests of the students and the teachers so as to improveaccessibility to quality education and thereby enhancing the level ofexcellence in teaching and learning. Anything excellent ormeritorious or superior or ideal or perfect is considered as quality.Anything ‘the best’ is quality.

The I.Q.A.C. aims to accomplish quality with the followingobjectives :

(i) Designing and implementing annual plan of activities for qualityenhancement of the college.

(ii) Development and application of quality parameters for academicand non academic activities.

(iii) Organisation of workshops and seminars in quality related themesand themes of current significance.

(iv) Working for quality enhancement and quality sustenance in thecollege.

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GOVINDA DASA COLLEGE, SURATHKAL

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL

1. PresidentHindu Vidyadayinee Sangha (R.)

2. Director AdministrationGovinda Dasa College

3. Principal, Govinda Dasa College

4. Vice Principal

5. S. W. O.

6. Dean, Faculty of Arts

7. Dean, Science Department

8. Dean, Commerce Department

9. PresidentParent Teacher Association, GDC

10. Co-ordinator, IQAC

11. Support Staff Representative

12. UGC Co-ordinator

13. Student Representative

14. Societal Member

COLLEGE ACADEMIC COUNCILMembers :

1. Principal

2. Vice Principal

3. Deans and Heads of Departments

4. Staff Secretary

5. Librarian

6. Physical Director

7. Anti Ragging Committee co-ordinator

8. Student Welfare Officer

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STUDENT QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL

The College has the primary objective of preparing the students tomeet the challenges of future and shape them as responsiblecitizens. Various programmes are organised and courses areconducted in order to provide an environment for the all rounddevelopment of students’ intellectual, physical, social and spiritualpotentials on the firm foundation of values like integrity, honesty,sincerity, hardwork and the like. A student quality Assurance cell hasbeen constituted in the college to monitor quality assurance andenhancement in all spheres of student activities.

The broad objective of SQAC is to have a core group of studentsto play a supportive role in enhancing and assuring quality in educationdelivery service and activities of student associations. Its specificobjectives are :

a) To enhance academic excellence.

b) To identify the study related problems of slow learners andbring the same to the notice of concerned teachers.

c) To identify the hidden talents of students and encourage themto participate in various co-curricular and extra - curricularactivities organised by the college.

d) To motivate the students to exhibit their literary skills in classroom notice boards, wall magazines and college annual magazine.

e) To ensure that the students play a proactive role in maintainingthe campus clean and green.

f) To identify the problems and grievances of the students onmatters like ragging, health, academics, cocurricular and extracurricular activities and refer the same to the staff cordinator forappropriate action.

g) To help the students associations and forums in ensuringsmooth conduct of programmes and document the same after theprogramme.

h) To offer suggestions to the college management inimproving the quality of teaching and services offered.

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CREDIT BASED SEMESTER SCHEME :Credit based Semester Scheme is applicable to the students from

the academic year 2006-07. Under this, each course carries certainnumber of credits. Credits normally represent the weightage given to acourse. In terms of evaluation, one credit is equivalent to 50 marks in asemester. On this basis, a three year degree programme will have amaximum of 1000 credits. The declaration of result is based on theaggregate percentage of marks obtained as well as on Grade PointAverage earned.

The whole course is divided into 6 Semesters spread over three years.There will be examinations at the end of each Semester. Examinations forOdd Semesters will be held during October - November and for Even Se-mesters during April-May. A student will be permitted to appear for FifthSemester Examinations only if he passes all the papers of the First Se-mester Examination. A student will be permitted to appear for Sixth Se-mester Examination only if he passes all the papers of both First and Sec-ond Semester Examinations.

The results of successful candidates at the end of Sixth Semesterwill be classified on the basis of aggregate marks obtained in all the sixsemesters and the aggregate Grade Point Average.

Participation of students in Extra-curricular and Co-curricular activitieswill be considered for assessment under the Credit based Semestersystem. In each of the first 4 semesters, 1 credit (i.e. 50 marks) is as-signed to co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. A student canchoose any one activity among N.S.S., N.C.C., Fine Arts, Sports &Game, H.R.D., Communication studies, Tailoring and Embroidery forearning credit.1. According to University Rules, the activity once selected can

not be changed later.2. In case the student is not able to participate in the selected activity,

he may, with the prior permission of the Principal, participate in anyother extra-curricular or co-curricular activity for the purpose ofsecuring the marks. The marks secured by him in such other activitieswill be allotted under the activity chosen by him in the begining.

3. The student will have to record his participation in the RecordBook and fill in all the details listed therein. He will have to takethe signature of the Teacher incharge of the concerned programmeon the same day.

4. Marks for the purpose of participation in extra-curricular and co-curricular activities will be alloted only on the basis of particularsentered in the Record Book.

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RULES AND REGULATIONSFEES :i. The prescribed fee shall be paid by the student on or before the

date stipulated for that purpose. In case of default, the same shallbe paid with the prescribed fine on or before the extended date. Incase of further delay, the name of the student will be struck off theAdmission Register.

ii. Fees once paid will not be refunded under any circumstances.

iii. In case a student discontinues his/her studies, he /she shallpay the fees for the whole year of study.

iv. The student shall preserve the Receipts issued by the Collegeand record the Receipt No. in the Calendar supplied to him/her.

TIMINGS :The college timings are 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. and from 1.30 p.m.

to 4.30 p.m. from Monday to Friday and from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 noonon Saturday. The college anthem will be sung at 9.30 a.m. The studentswill have to stay for extra hours for Co-curricular and Extra-curricularactivities. Whenever need arises, the classes commence at 8.30 a.m.

ATTENDANCE :i. The students shall attend a minimum of 75% of classes held upto

each subject of study as per the University circular No. MU/ACC/CR41/2014-15/A2, dated : 15.06.2016, in case the attendance fallsbelow 75% the student will not be permitted to appear for theexamination and the Principal cannot recommended for condonationof shortage of attendance. Such students will have to repeat thecourse. Moreover, they will not be readmitted to the college.

ii. Attendance will be called by the Lecturers in their respective classes.In case a student is absent for any class, he/she shall submit theLeave note to the concerned lecturer before attending the next class.

iii. If any student represents the College or University in inter-collegiateor inter - university competitions, his/her participation will beconsidered for the purpose of attendance.

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COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS :

i. The college conducts two tests of 90 minutes duration in each term.

The marks secured by the student in these tests will be considered

for the purpose of awarding Internal Assessment Marks. Besides

these, Viva - voce and Seminars are conducted in each term and

the performance of the student in viva - voce and Seminars will be

considered for the purpose of Internal Assessment.

ii. In case a student absents himself/herself from the Tests, Viva-voce

and Seminars, he/she will not get Internal Assessment marks.

iii. Performance of students will be made known to the Parents. The

parents are expected to interact with the Mentors of respective class to

know the progress of their wards.

DRESS CODE :

The students must wear the prescribed uniform.

BAN ON MOBILE PHONES :

Mangalore University, in its order No. ÀA.ªÀÄ««/DqÀ½vÀ/©2/21/2006-07 dated 7.3.2007 has strictly prohibited the students frombringing mobile phones into the college campus. Mobile phonein the possession of any student will be seized and fine will beimposed on him/her. Besides, disciplinary action will be taken onsuch students. Hence the parents are informed not to providetheir children with mobile phones while coming to the college.

In case the students wish to bring mobiles into the college campus,

they will have to take prior permission of the principal and deposit the

same in the Locker kept at the college office during college hours. If

nominal fee will be charged for providing this locker facility Even in

this case, they are not permited to use such mobiles in the campus.

If the Students wish to contact their parents during collegehours, they may use the office phone free of cost.

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DISCIPLINE RULES AND REGULATIONS :a. General Conduct : Students are expected to treat the members of the staff(teaching as well as non-teaching) with respect and greet them every day whenmet for the first time. Students are considered as the goodwill ambassadors ofour College. Hence they shall uphold the dignity and decorum of the collegewhile dealing with others.b. Presence during College Timings : The college timings are 9.30a.m. to12.30 noon and 1.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. However, whenever need arises, theclasses commence at 8.30 a.m. The students are required to be present intheir respective classes during this period.c. Prayer : The College anthem will be sung at 9.30a.m. The students arerequired to stand in silence during that time.d. Disciplinary Action : The students are bound to follow all the rules andregulations notified from time to time. In case of indiscipline, suitable disciplinaryaction will be taken by the Principal against such student.e. Students’ Senate : The students are allowed to elect office bearers for theStudents’ Senate. However, they are not permitted to collect funds for thepurpose of holding the elections. Further, they are not permitted to hold anyprogrammes in the College premises without the permission of the Principal.Onlythose students who have passed in all the subjects in previous semesterexams are eligible to contest for the post of Office Bearers of the Senate.f. Picnics and Tours : Students are not permitted to conduct tours and picnincswithout the prior permission of the Principal.g. Classroom and Campus cleanliness : Students are expected to keep theclassrooms and the College premises clean. They shall not misuse or destroythe college property.h. Students are prohibited from bringing 4 whealers into the collegecampus and non-compliance will be dealt with severely.i. Management and faculties take utmost care to ensure no untowardincident takes place in the process of academic activities of this students, be itwithin or outside the campus. However, the managemente faculties do not ownup any responsibility towards any mishap that may occur in the course of abovestated process.j. Students are barred from formation/ participation in any union /association without the prior permission of the principal. The violation of whichwould invite stringent disciplinary action against any one endulging in any suchactivity

IDENTITY CARDS :The students must wear Identity Cards provided to them inside theCollege Campus. They shall produce the same whenever any Member ofTeaching or Non-teaching faculty requires them to do so. You have todeposit back to the office in case candidate leave the institution for anyreasons before completion of the course.

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COLLEGE LIBRARY :The College Library has an excellent collection of Books,

Encyclopeadias, Magazines, Newspapers etc. It has also a rarecollection of Folklore articles, Old Coins, Notes and Stamps. It isequipped with C.C.T.V. to monitor the movements inside the Library.A music system is used to relay light classical music for creating aconducive reading atmosphere in the Library.

The following rules will have to be followed while using the libraryfacilities.Open Access System : The Library follows ‘Open Access System’.The students are permitted to verify the books personally andborrow the books of their choice. The students will have to keep theiridentity Cards at the Issue Counter while entering the Stack Room.Membership : Membership of library is open to the Students andStaff of the College. The Library provides two Membership Cards toeach student to borrow the books. The cards will have to be returnedto the Library at the end of the academic year. They cannot betransferred to others.Duration of Borrowings : A book can be borrowed for a period ofone week. it can be renewed for another week provided that book isnot demanded by any other member.Fine : If the book is not returned within the due date, a fine of Rs.0.50per day will be imposed after the due date till the book is returned.U.G.C. Book Loan Scheme : Under this scheme, a student canborrow a book and retain the same with him till the end of theacademic year.Overnight Borrowings : Under this scheme, a book can beborrowed at 3.30 p.m. for overnight use. The same will have to bereturned next day at 10.30 a.m.Code of Conduct : The students should maintain Silence inside theLibrary. They should not write anything on the books, magazines,periodicals etc.; should not mutilate them and should not tamper theBar Code slips pasted on the Books. Disciplinary action will be takenagainst such student who does not comply with this Code of Conduct.Services : The students are requested to utilise the services ofLibrary staff for any of their requirements. They are required tocomply with the instructions given by the Librarian through anotification in the Library notice board.

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UGC Books under the Scheme of Remedial Education : Underthis scheme two text books are given to the students in each semester.

ISSUE OF CERTIFICATES :Certificates such as Transfer Certificate, Study Certificate,

Conduct Certificate etc. can be obtained from the College onpayment of the prescribed fee. They will be issued within 24 hours ofthe requisition.

Marks cards will be issued directly to the students. They will notbe handed over to others. However, the same will be sent to theAddress of the student by Registered Post if postal charges are paidto the College in advance.

STUDENT SUPPORT PROGRAMMES :Students’ Senate : The college has a Students’ Senate ComprisingSecretaries for each course of study, elected by the students of therespective courses. It also comprises class representatives andnominated office brarers. The activities of student Senate are guidedby the student welfare officer.

There are a number of Associations to encourage the students toparticipate in co-curricular and extra-curricluar activities. Teachers incharge, Secretaries and Joint Secretaries to these Associations arenominated by the Principal on the recommendations of StudentWelfare Officer and Senior Teachers.

The following Associations and their associated Forums provideopportunities for Co-curricular and Extra-curricular activities.

Commerce and Management Association Science Association Humanities Association Fine Arts Association Sports and Games Association Aadhyaatma Vedike HRD Cell Vidyanidhi Bank Consumer Club Mahila Vedike Literary Association Red - Ribbon Club Rotaract Club National Service Scheme (N.S.S.) N.C.C. Career Guidance & Training Centre Rovers & Rangers Club Yakshagana & Lalithakalegala Adhyayana Kendra Vidyarthivani (Students’ wall magazine)

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Besides these, there are a number of subject Forums to encouragestudent participation in the areas of their study.

Special Certificate Courses : The following certificate courses areconducted in the college.1. B.H.R.D. (3 years duration)2. Computerised Accounting and Taxation (3 years duration)3. Hardware & Net working (3 years duration)4. Communicative skills (3 years duration)

The above courses are conducted as career oriented Programesof U.G.C. A student can opt for any one of them.

ADD-ON Courses : To enhance the skills and employment potentiali-ties of students, a number of Add-On Courses are offered to the stu-dents. They include :a. Spoken English b. Computerised Accountingc. Personality Development d. Tailoring & Embroiderye. DTP & Photoshop f. Vermi TechnologyVidyarthi Kshemanidhi (Student Group Insurance) : This is a schemeinstituted by the college for providing Group Insurance to the students.Under the scheme, The college offers the following compensation tothe eligible students - i) Death Compensation due to the death of anearning parent - 10,000 per annum till the complition of the course tomeet education expenses;

ii) hospitalisation expenses of the student due to any cause -upto 10,000

iii) Outpatient medical expenses due to any cause-upto 2000.Students eligible should submit their application to the student WelfareOfficer.

Career Guidance and Placement Support : The Career Guidance &Training Centre, sponsored by Lions Club, Surathkal, provides necessaryguidance to the students to choose their career. The Placement Cell triesto provide employment opportunities to the students by acting as a nexusbetween Recruiting companies and Final year and former students. TheCollege has established contacts with a number of companies such asInfosys Ltd., H.P., SLK Softwares, IBM, Cadbury India Ltd. etc. toprovide employment opportunities to the students.

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Mentor System : Students of each class are divided into different

groups and are entrusted to teachers called Mentors. The Mentors

supervise the academic progress, attendance and general performance

of students under their care.

Yakshagana & Lalithakala Adhyayana Kendra : The Yakshagana

& Lalithakala Adhyayana Kendra encourages and provides

opportunities to the students to participate in Yakshagana and other

forms of folk arts.

Dr. See. Hosabettu Adhyayana Kendra : This study centre is

instituted in the name of former Principal and laurette Dr. Hosabettu

Seetharama Achar to encourage study in literature. The Kendra

possesses a Library with rare collection of books which are made

available to students and others for reference and research work.

Vidyanidhi Bank : It is a Bank run by the students, through the

students and for the students. It accepts deposits from students and

allows them to withdraw the deposit amount on demand. Its main

objective is to enable the students to gain practical knowledge about

banking operations and inculcate savings habit in them.

BHRD - Personality Development Programme : The College is

recognised as the Programme Extension Centre of Aim Insights, the

H.R.D. Group in Mangalore. It offers a Two Semester Programme to

the students to enable their personality development. This course may

be done along with any undergraduate course offered in the College.

KSOU Distance Education Centre : The College is a recognised

Study Centre of Karnataka State Open University. Distance education

programmes of KSOU are offered through this Centre.

Kuvempu University Distance Education Programmes : The

College is a recognised Study Centre for Kuvempu University Distance

Education Programmes, particularly B.Sc. and M.Sc. (Chemistry)

Courses.

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PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

All members of the staff, both teaching and non teaching, of the

college and all parents or guardians of all students of the College are

members of the Association. The day to day management of the

Association vests with the Managing Committee elected each year at

the General Body Meeting. They hold office till the next Managing

Committee is formed.

It guides, counsels, suggests, assists and participates in all the

development activities and programmes of the college.

Some of the special projects of GDC - PTA are :

1. Midday Meals Scheme for providing midday meals to poor and

deserving students.

2. Cash awards to students passing in distinction.

3. Felicitation of Meritorious students and old students for their

excellence.

4. Felicitation to Lecturers for their achievements and retired staff

members for their valuable service in the College.

5. Cash awards to physically handicapped students.

6. Cash incentive to students who represent Mangalore University in

Sports & Games.

7. Financing various programmes - Career Guidance Programme,

Personality Development Programme, Counselling Programmes etc.

8. Assisting the College authorities in all the student welfare

activities.

9. Organising Parent - Teacher - Students meet.

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VIDYADAYINEE OLD STUDENT ASSOCIATION(REGD.)

Surathkal - 575 014, D.K.

The Alumni of Govinda Dasa College viz., Vidyadayinee

Old Students Association was started in the year 1936. During

the last 71 years, the association has functioned as a true

fol lower and supporter of all development activit ies of

Vidyadayinee Group of Institutions. Its major contributions to

the college are as follows :

Fund collection for establshing the college 1967

Electrification of Science Wing 1974

Donation of a Class Room 1976

Electrification of Ranga Mandira 1984

Donation of Gymnasium Equipments 1992

Donation for Construction of ‘Rajatha Rashmi’ 1992

Govinda Dasa College Old Students Association is affiliated

to Vidyadayinee Old Students Association. Its membership is open

to all the students of the college.

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SCHOLARSHIP DETAILS

1. Sir C.V. Raman Science Students who secure Through the Scholarship 65% and more Marks in II PUC application

Science (60% for SC/ST) form(continuing for 3 years)

2. Sanchi Honnamma B.A., B.Sc., B.Com.,BBM & Through theScholarship BCA girls students application

(continuing for 3 years) form

3. Science and Technology Only for Science Students who OfficeAcademy secured 85% and above marks Intimation

in II PUC (PCM)(continuing for 3 years)

4. ªÀÄwÃAiÀÄ C®à ÀASÁåvÀgÀ Minority Students : Muslim, Through the¥ÉÆæÃvÁìºÀzsÀ£À Christian, Jain, Buddist, application

Parcy form

5. Post Metric Scholarship Only for Minority Students Throughfor Minority Students Online

application

6. SC/ST Scholarship Annual Income less than Through the2,50,000/- application

form

7. Beedi Scholarship Only for Children of Beedi Through theworkers application form

8. Group I, IIA, IIB, IIIA, IIIB Group I, IIA, IIB, IIIA, IIIB Through thePost Metric Scholarship Category Students application

form

9. PÁ«ÄðPÀ PÀ¯Áåt ªÀÄPÀ̼À PÉÊUÁjPÁ gÀAUÀzÀ PÁ«ÄðPÀgÀ Cfð«zÁåyð ªÉÃvÀ£À ªÀÄPÀ̼ÀÄ ªÀiÁvÀæ CºÀðgÀÄ À°è À ÉÃPÀÄ

Name of the Scholarshipand Amount

Who is eligible to apply How to apply

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For details, Clarifications and Application Forms Contact theScholarship Section in the Office

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Dear Parents and Guardians,

1. Kindly remember that the college has introduced several rulesand regulations for the smooth functioning of the college and inthe interest of students. Your co-operation is requested in theirimplementation.

2. Sign the Record of Absence (given in the calendar) In case yourward absents himself/herself from the college. In case of a longabsence due to illness leave note must be supported by a medicalcertificate.

3. You are a member of Parent - Teacher Association. Pleaseparticipate in the activities conducted by it.

4. You will have to meet the class teacher/mentor of your ward atleasttwice a year, once at the beginning of the academic year andnext during November / December. In addition, you may contactthe Principal or Mentors or Class Teachers whenever you wish.

5. Do not give Mobile Phone to your ward while coming to thecollege. Mobile Phone found to be in possession of yourward will be confiscated and disciplinary action will be takenagainst him/her. Moreover, you will be asked to meet thePrincipal in that event.

6. Instruct your ward to strictly adhere to the dress code.

7. Students are not permitted to go on picnic or tour unless they areaccompanied by their class teacher or any other teacher. You willhave to give your consent in writing and also give an undertakingowning the responsibility for any untoward incidence that maytake place during such picnic/tour.

9. A Students’ Bank called Vidyanidhi Bank operates in thecollege to inculcate savings habit and learn banking operations.Encourage your ward to open and operate his/her bank account.

10. Encourage your ward to take part in various co-curricular andextra-curricular activities offered by the college. They promotethe overall personality development of your ward.

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