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EVALUATIVE REPORTS DEPARTMENT OF KANNADA

1 Name of the Department : Kannada 2 Year of Establishment: 1985

3 Names of Programmes / Courses offered (UG, PG, M. Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., etc.):

Language Kannada, Optional Kannada at UG level ,

Post graduation in Kannada

4 Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments/units involved:

Nil

5 Annual/ semester/choice based credit system (programme wise):

Semester, CBCS since 2014 -15

6 Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments: NIL

7 Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions,etc. -

NIL

8 Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons : NIL

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Number of Teaching posts: Sanctioned Filled Professors - - Associate Professor 05 05 Asst. Professors 04 04

10 Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, specialization, (D.Sc./D.Litt./Ph.D. / M. Phil. etc.,)

. Name Qualification

Designation

Specialization

No. of Years of experience

No.of Ph.D students guided for the last 4 Yrs

I. Dr.B.U.Suma MA., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

Cultural studies, criticism, feminism, ethnicity, caste issues

24 5 –M Phil

II. Nagaraju M. MA., Asso.Prof. Folklore 21

III. Dr. Ningamaraiah MA., Ph.D., Asso.Prof. Dalit

Studies 21 2 – Ph.d., 3 –M Phil

Government First Grade College, Vijayanagar, Bangalore 88

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IV. Dr.N.R.Lalithamba MA., Ph.D., Asso.Prof.

Epigraphy, Cultural studies

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V. Umavathi H. MA., Asso.Prof. Linguistics 21

VI. Dr. L.C.Raju MA., Ph.D., Asst.Prof. Modern Literature 20

VII. Amarendrasetty R MA., Asst.Prof. Comparativ

e Literature 20

VIII. Raghunandan B.R.

MA. M.Phil. Asst.Prof. Theatre &

Cinema 09

IX. Devika S MA., Asst.Prof. Medieval literature 09

X. Srinivas MA., Guest faculty Theatre 05

XI. Harisha M MA., Guest faculty Folklore 02

11 List of senior visiting faculty: NIL

12 Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled(programme wise) by temporary faculty : 13%

13 Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) : 154:1

14 Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; sanctioned and filled : NIL

15 Qualifications of teaching faculty with DSc/ D.Litt/ Ph.D/ MPhil / PG:

Please refer. Q.10

16 Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and grants received : 02- UGC

17 Departmental projects funded by DST - FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and total grants received :

a. Dr. Ningamaraiah- UGC- ongoing –Sanctioned-60,000/

b. DR. N.R. Lalithamba UGC- ongoing –Sanctioned- 1,30,000/-

18 Research Centre /facility recognized by the University : Applied for Research Center.

Government First Grade College, Vijayanagar, Bangalore Page 189

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Publication per faculty: No. of research papers published (provide issn and isbn numbers if any): STATE LEVEL journals with name of the journal, title, year, page no.

1. Dr. B.U.Suma i. Search for the ethnic origin in grass root communities’, ‘Samvaada’ April 2012.

p.no. 48-51 ii. ‘Recent trends of Kannada Film Songs’, ‘Samvaada’ August 2013 p.no. 26-29

iii. The Values of Kula system and the politics of Dalit feminism’ ‘Samvaada’, March 2015 p.no.18-21

2. Dr.N.R.Lalithamba- i. Egyptian Hieroglyphic script ‘Gunamadhura Felicitation Volume of Dr.

Devarakondareddy ,a renowned Epigraphist-2010 ii. Acharanegala belakinalli Navanoolu Jattappanu Ramanujacharyaru –

Sampreethi A felicitation volume -2010 iii. ‘Ekkatigar Angarakkar’ –Kiruparichaya, Ithihaasa darshana Vol 26, a Research

Journal of Karnataka Ithihasa Academy. 2010 iv. A New finding of an Inscription of Savaasi SahiBhattaiah a Great Scholar of

1222 A.D. – Shasanadyayana vo. 5. Prasaranga Kannada V.V. Hampi ,2010 v. ‘Mavantharu Pattada Ibhadarakaru Ondu Parichaya’ A Paper on Mahouts of

Medieval Period - Ithihaasa darshana Vol 26, a Research Journal of Karnataka Ithihasa Academy. 2011

vi. ‘Mymetigalu Kiruparichaya, Research article on professional massagers or body servants of medieval Karnataka – Kannada Parishath Patrike, vol.88-89/2010-11.

vii. ‘Kannada Shasanagalalli Lipeekaranada Samasyegalu’ Problems of Encryption in Inscriptions- NudiNadi Vol. 3, A Linguistic Journal. 2011

viii. ‘Kosharar Elpathar’- An oldest Militant Troop of Karnataka. Ithihaasa darshana, a Reasearch Journal Vol 27-2012

ix. Nayasenana kruthiyinda champu prakarakke doreta hosa roopa- a Felicitation Vol of Dr. K.R. Ganesh Prof. of Kannada and a renowned Epigraphist. 2011

x. Ekkatigaru (A unique Military troop of Karnataka) shasana haagu Sahityika ullekhagala belakinalli- Iyhihasa Darshana vo.28. -2013.a Research Journal of Ithihasa Academy.

xi. Hastapratigala baraha - Hastaprathi Adhyayana-Vol, 2 collection of Research Articles, BM Shri prathistana.-2013

xii. ‘Hastaprathigala lipi hagu bhasha vyvidhya’-Hastaprathi Adhyayanada –Samakaaleena savaalugalu.-prasaranga, Bengaluru .v.v.-2014

xiii. ‘Gangara bagegina Ithihya mattu Puraana: Ithihasada Saakshiyaagi’ – ‘Gangaru: charitre mattu Kodugegalu’. A collection of Research Article Published by Karnataka Sanga M.L Srikantegowda Research Centre. Mandya-2014

xiv. Chikkadavaraja Vadeyara kala- Hosa Kavya, Lochana a Research Journal of B.M.Shri Prathistana Bangalore. 2014


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Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals INTERNATIONAL by faculty and students : 1. Devika .S i. ‘Training & Development Practices: A Comparative Study of Private &

Public Sector Industries’ Southern Economist, Volume 51, ISSN 0038-4046, Page no 25 to 30. Oct, 2012.

ii. ‘Contemporary issues in Someswarashathaka’ published in international journal of Language and Linguistics. Vol-I No. 2 Dec -2014 P.No 78-82. ISSN 23748850 print & ISSN 23748869 online.

Number of publications listed in International Database (For Eg: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities INTERNATIONAL Complete, Database: Kannada books/ magazines yet to introduce Database Monographs: NIL Chapter in Books: 1. Dr. B.U.Suma –

i. ‘Cracks in the family system: A feminist view’, Maayanagari, Memoir of Bangalore district Kannada Sahitya Sammelana – p.no. 48-53, 2010

ii. Changing the human race through humanism’ Noam Chomsky: The Spokesman of the human race’ p.no.19-30, Abhinava publications 2014

iii. ‘Dalit Feminism- Problems and Challenges’ The path of water : A search of Dalit women’s consciousness’ p.no.211-217, Kavi publications 2014

2. Raghunandan B R- i. A poem titled ‘Guruvu Bandanu’ has been included as a text in the

Kannada Ratna(Page no.85), a text book for 6th Standard for Central Syllabus.

Books Edited: 1. B.U.Suma-

i. Noam Chomsky : ‘The Spokesman of the human race’ 2. Dr. N R Lalithamba :

i. Thirty Audio books ii. A felicitation Volume ‘SAMPREETHI’ of Dr. R. Lakshmi Narayana, A

Renowned Critic & Translator Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers 1. Dr. B.U.Suma

i. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar- An encounter with contemporary times, Ladai publishers, 2015 ISBN NO. 978-93-81503-51-5

ii. A home in the Market, Ladai publishers, 2015 ISBN NO. 978-93-81503-52-2

2. Dr. N.R.Lalithamba i. Published PhD thesis- Madyakaleena Karnatakada Saamajika

Sanchalana’ (Social mobility of medieval Karnataka) 2011-ISBN-81921756-9-3


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ii. Children story book – ‘Hosachiguru hale beru’ is in print 3. Dr. L.C.Raju

Bevarina danigalu (poetry): cvg India, Bangalore: 2011: i. ISBN No: 978-93-81977-33-0

ii. Kathegaara matthu ithara naatakagalu (dramas): megha publications, Bangalore: 2013: ISBN No: 978-93-83268-06-1

4. Amarendra setty R : i. Wallpaper- collection of stories, Published by Anka Prakashana,

Bengaluru. 2014.ISBN819299505-4 ii. Maru maatu- collection of articles- Published by Megha Publications,

Bengaluru. 2014 ISBN938326814-x 5. Raghunandan.B.R.

i. Shwethapriya Poetry

Shwethapriya prakshana

2011 978-81-923791-0-4 -

ii. Kannadi Munde Nintaaga

Poetry 2011 978-81-923791-1-1 -

iii. Kavishailda kavitegalu Poetry 2012 978-81-923791-

2-8

Kuvempu yuvakavi prashasti

iv. Hasuru Poetry 2012 978-81-923791-3-5 -

v. Chinnaariya Chitra Tales Akshara

mandira 2012 - -

vi. Noorondu vachanagalu Kattupada Shwethapriya

prakshana 2012 978-81-923791-4-2 -

vii. Arivu Tore Kattupada Sapna Book House 2013 978-81-280229-

5-1

Bendre Poetry award

viii. Bettalu Kattupada Anka Publication 2104 - -

ix. Amma Kattupada Anka publication 2014 978-81-929950-

9-0

x.

Nisarga mattu Gubbacchi Tales Aharnishi

prakashana 2014 978-93-84501075-05

xi. Belura Gubbi Poetry (Printing in

Progress) 2015

Citation Index Not Available SNIP Not Available SJR Not Available Impact factor Kannada books/ magazines yet to

introduce impact factor h-index Same as above

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Areas of consultancy and income generated: Honorary Dr. B.U.Suma: Honorary

1. Gender Issues 2. Issues of Grass root communities 3. Caste issues DR.N.R.Lalithamba: Honorary


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1. Epigraphy 2. Cultural issues 3. Welfare of disabled people Amarendrasetty R: Honorary

1. Grass root communities 2. Welfare of suppressed classes 3.Community health Raghunandan B.R.: 1. Cultural issues 2. Gender issues 3.Theatre Art

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Faculty as members in a) National committees NIL b)International Committees NIL c) Editorial Boards 02

Dr.B.U.Suma i. Member of the editorial board of SAMVAADA , highly reputed monthly

magazine for propounding democratic values ii. Member of the editorial board of AADIMA LIVING TIMES, a monthly

for propounding ethnic issues. iii. Conceptualized and designed a Women’s special issue of SAMVAADA

March 2015 Dr.N.R.Lalithamba

i. Member of Editorial Board ‘LOCHANA’ A Research Magazine , B.M.Shri Prathistana

Student projects 2014: 11 projects, Please refer 3.1.5

a) Percentage of students who have

done in-house projects including inter departmental / programme :

Ist year 100% ; IQAC - 04 Please refer 3.1.5

b) Institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/other agencies NIL

23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students:

11. Awards. Please refer. 3.4.4

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List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the Department 1) Gowri, Activist 2) H.L.Pushpa, Academy award winning poetess 3) Prof. M. Varadaraju, Thinker, Gandhian 4) Prof. R. Rachappa, Retd. Kannada Professor 5) Dr. Doraiswamy Freedom fighter, Gandhian 6) Prof. H.R. Dasegowda , Writer 7) Prof. Chandrashekhara Nangali, Writer 8) Sri. K.V. Nagarajamurthy, Theatre person 9) Sri Chandru ,Theatre person 10) Sri M.S. Murthy, Artist 11) Vasudhendra ,Creative writer 12) Prof. G. Aswthanarayana, Retd. Kannada Professor 13) Prof. R. Vasundhara , Associate Professor of Kannada 14) Dr. Muralidhar, Prof. of Kannada 15) Dr. Bhairegowda M , Prof. of Kannada 16) T. Yellappa, Poet


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17) Prof. K Chidananda Gowda, Prof. Kuvempu University 18) Prof. M.H Krishnaiah, Retired Kannada Professor 19) Dr. K Puttaswamy, Critic and Thinker 20) Sri. Basavalingaih, Critic and Thinker 21) Sri Ravikanthe Gowda, Thinker 22) Ms. Ojas ,Theatre Expert 23) Dr. H S Srimathi ,Prof. Department of Women Studies Kannada University, Hampi 24) Smt. Vydehi ,Creative Writer 25) Dr. H S Madhava Rao, Retired Kannada Professor 26) Dr. MG Manjunath, Prof. Dept of Kannada Mysore University 27) Dr. Siddanagowda Patil, editor ,Hosathu 28) Prof. H C Boralingaiagh, Prof. Dept of Tribal Studies 29) Dr. M K Srikantaiah, Prof of Sociology, 30) Prof. Nataraj, Prof. Of Physics 31) Dr. Vaasu, Activist 32) Prof. Gangadhar, Prof. of Kannada, Bangalore University, 33) Malleshappa Siddharampur Director, Prasaranga, Dravida University, Kuppam

(Andrapradesh) 34) Smt Mallige, Activist 35) Dr. Geetha, Prof. of Kannada Seshadripuram 36) Dr. Chalapathi, Prof. of Kannada, Krisnadevaraya V.V. Ballari 37) Dr. Chithaiah Pujar, Prof. of Kannada Bangalore University, 38) D.K. Nataraj, Prof. Dept. of Kannada 39) Dr. K Krishnappa Coordinator, P.G. Center Govt. Arts College Bangalore. 40) Dr, Shivaganga, Rumma Director, Dept.Kannada Karnataka Kendreeya

University,Gulbarga. 41) Dr. Honnu Siddhartha, Director, Kannada Study Center, Bangalore. 42) Dr. M.V Vasu , Prof. Dept of History 43) Sri. Manasaiah, Revolutionary poet and singer, Dalit and Bandaya movement in Karnataka 44) Dr. Prakash, Prof of English 45) Karigowda Beechana Halli. Prof. Dept of Kannada Sahitya. Kannnada University,Hampi 46) Naganna, Prof. Dept.of English, Mysore University 47) Vithal Rao Gaikvad. Prof. Dept. of Translation, Kannada University, Hampi. 48) Parvathi G, Ithal, Translator 49) Dr. Usha, Prof .Department of Translation, Kannada University, Hampi. 50) Dr. Geetha Shenoy, Secretary Karnataka Lekhakiyara Sanga. 51) Sri Gangadharan, Translator 52) Dr. Shubha Ramesh, Associate professor , Dept of Economics 53) Prof. Hanumantharaya, Department of Horticulture, Moodigere 54) Prof. Revannanavar, Thinker 55) Smt Suchethakumari,Thinker 56) Prof. Nataraj Huliyaar Prof. Department of Kannada Bangalore University. 57) Dr. Pradeep Kenjige, HOD, Department of Research & Development. ABC Chikmagaluru 58) Prof. Narendrarai Derala, Associate Professor Bellare. 59) Prof. V.V Belavadi, Entomologist, GKVK, Hebbala 60) Sri. Suresh Chandra Duth, Artist 61) Dr. Shiva Reddy K C, Scholar 62) Prof. B N Shivaram, Associate professor 63) Dr. Sharada Jayagovind, HOD, Dept. of English 64) Dr. N R Lalithamba ,Associate Professor, Dept of Kannada, GFGCVB 65) Sri. Nagesh Heggade Renowned environmentalist. 66) Sri Keshavamurthy, Gamaki


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67) Ms. Suma Prasad,Gamaki, Radio Artist 68) Sri. Ka. Tha. Cikkanna, Chief Coordinator Rastreeya Santha Kavi kanakdasa

Samshodhana Kendra. 69) Sri. B. R. Lakshman Rao, Poet. 70) H.S. Venkateshmurthy, Poet 71) Dr. K.V. Narayana ,President ,Kuvempu Bhasha Bharathi Pradhikara 72) Dr. Sabeeha Boomigowda , Renowned writer 73) Dr. Ashadevi, Critic 74) Dr. Keshavamurthy , Writer 75) Dr. K Narayana swamy, Writer 76) Dr. Sannarama, Scholar 77) Dr. Lingappa Gonal Associate, Professor,Osmania University 78) Dr. K.Y. Narayana Swamy , Renowned thinker, Play write 79) Dr. Suresh Nagalamadike, Poet 80) Smt Jyothi, Activist 81) Dr. Chalapathi , Cultural thinker 82) Dr. Ranganath Kantana Kunte, Poet 83) Dr. Nagendra Kumar, Writer 84) Dr. Siddalingaiah, Director, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Research Center. 85) Dr. P K. Rajashekar, Scholar 86) Sri. Picchalli Sreenivas, Folk Artist, President Folklore Academy 87) Dr. Kuruva Basavaraj , Folklorist, co-coordinator, ‘Janapada loka’ 88) Sreemathi Malathi Sudheer retired President of Nataka Academy 89) Rajguru Hosakote , Theatre artist 90) Nayana sooda Theatre artist 91) Smt Malathi pattanashetty President, Karnataka Sahitya Academy 92) Smt Madina Taj , President, Garment workers union 93) Smt Asha Hegde, writer 94) Dr.C.G.Lakshmipathi, Sociologist 95) Dr. Meenakshi Bali, Feminist writer 96) Sri. Kamaraj, Bandaya Activist 97) Dr. Vasundara Bhoopati President, Kannada Women writer’s organization 98) KB Siddaiah, Poet 99) Hema Pattanashetty, Poetess 100) Dakshayani, Activist 101) Dr. O. Nagaraj, Writer 102) Ramakka, Activist 103) H N Arati , Poetess 104) Vidya Satish , Poetess 105) K. Nallatambi, Poet 106) Dr. Shreenivas Vasudev, Poet 107) Dr. Aditya Shukla , Poet 108) P.Chandrika, Poetess 109) Shudra Srinivas, Editor, ‘Shudra’ 110) Chandrashekar Aijoor, Writer 111) Devaraju, Activist 112) Manjula, Activist 113) Ramesh Belagere, Environmentalist 114) Daniel Sukumar , Environmentalist 115) Bhaskar Mani, Activist 116) Dr.L. Hanumanthaiah, Poet, MLC, Activist 117) Chikka Narasappa, Folk Artist


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118) Sudhakar, Singer 119) Indu Vishwanath, Singer 120) A.V. Prasanna , KAS officer, Gamaka Artist 121) Nagesh , Singer 122) Nagesha Hegde, Environmentalist 123) Udaya Sosale ,Theatre Artist 124) Lakshmipathi Kolara, Poet.

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A. Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized & the source of Funding: 1) State Level seminar on Kuvempu Bhavayana-Gandhiyedege ondu hejje;

29/3/2010 to 1/4/10 2) State Level seminar on Kuvempu Literature -10/2/11 3) UGC sponsored 1 day National Level Seminar on ‘ ‘Kannada Text book

Preparation’ – 29/9/2012 4) State level Seminar on ‘ Translator’s Experience and Problems’ in

collaboration with Kannada University, Hampi – 20/3/2013 5) A State level Seminar, Exhibition ‘Tejaswi Kanda Keeta Prapancha’ -

8/4/2013 6) A month’s Workshop on theater Art. Jan 2014 7) A Workshop On Halagannada Kavyagala Oduvike mattu Arthisuvike -

06/2/14 8) State level workshop on ‘The Saint poet Kanakadasa’ in collaboration with

National Poet Kanakadasa Study and Research Centre’ – 13/2/2014 9) Seminar and discussion on ‘ Younger generation Poets’ – 19/2/14 10) Self financed National level Seminar on ‘ Globalization and the Kannada

Culture’ on 14/3/2014 11) An interaction with the ‘ Women Achiever’, Madeena Taj, in association

with Karnataka Sahitya Academy -30/9/2014 B. International Seminars- NIL

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Student profile programme/course wise: SL NO Course App.

Rec. Selected Enrolled Pass% Male Female 1 BA 336 336 191 145 95.3 2 BSC 164 164 63 101 98.5 3 BCOM 1020 875 423 472 96 4 BBM 162 129 71 58 94 5 OPK 210 210 85 125 96 6 MA 37 37 18 19 100

27 Diversity of Students Nil

28 How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defense services, etc. ?

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Student progression UG to PG 38% PG to M.Phil. NIL PG to Ph.D 04% Ph.D to Post -Doctoral NIL Employed 47% Campus selection NIL Other than campus recruitment 15% Entrepreneurship/Self-employment 6%

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Details of Infrastructural facilities

a) Library Dept. Library has 641 books & 50 CD’S

b) Internet facilities for staff and students. Available c) Classrooms with ICT facility. Available d) Laboratories Not applicable

31 Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, Govt. or other agencies - Please refer 5.1.2

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Details on student enrichment programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts. Department has conceptualized a. ‘Kannada Siri – A platform for cultural dialogues’, a multidisciplinary

program to reiterate the democratic and inclusive values. A special time slot is allotted on Thursdays for this program. It adopts innovative methodologies for interaction with the students. Department has also entered into an MOU with ‘Samvaada’, a national level NGO for the purpose.

b. ‘ Kannada Sangha’ (Association of Kannada) promotes pro active Kannada programs . It organizes Intercollegiate poet’s meet, Folk festivals and Special lectures. It is also a publishing wing and has published anthologies of 2 students.

c. ‘Ranga Chiranthana – ‘Theatre Club’ produces and stages plays. Students are trained in all areas of production. It has produced 05 plays and has won many prestigious awards. Refer 5.1.6

33 Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning – PPT, role play, interaction , documentary , film shows, internet OERs, seminars, projects, assignment, quiz, group discussion audio books and field exposures.

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Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities. Few of the faculties are engaged in extension and consultancy activities in these areas – Issues of Gender, Grass root community, Caste, Physically disabled Epigraphy, Theatre and Feminism.


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SWOC analysis of the department and future plans STRENGTH

1) As per the last peer team’s suggestion , department has introduced ‘translation’ in PG

2) Experienced, committed and research oriented teachers 3) Student friendly attitude 4) Varied specializations 5) Renowned scholars and writers 6) Good number of collaborations with State and National institutes 7) Creativity in designing and executing curricular and extracurricular

activities. 8) Hallmark of the department – ‘Kannada Siri’ 9) House of ‘Theatre club’ and ‘Kannada Sangha’ 10) Addition of extra fervor through PG 11) Departmental library 12) ‘Kannada Deepa’ – An in-house journal. 13) Good number of rank holders. 14) Good number of employed students. 15) Good number of awardees in cultural programs 16) Good results 17) Good number of student’s project works 18) Students and alumni of the department are good writers 19) Students have presented papers in national seminars 20) Extension and consultancy

WEAKNESS 1) Lack of computer knowledge among few teachers 2) Lack of infrastructure for PG center 3) PG needs exclusive administrative staff

OPPORTUNITIES 1) To initiate multidisciplinary discourse 2) To extend to new areas 3) To explore the curricular through dance, drama and music

CHALLENGES 1) Frequent transfers 2) High student – teacher ratio

FUTURE PLANS 1) Establishing a research center 2) Strengthening the publication unit 3) Introducing a vocational course


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DEPARTMENT OF HINDI 1 Name of the Department : Hindi 2 Year of Establishment: 2002


Undergraduate Course B.A., B.SC., B.COM., B.B.M.

4 Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments/units involved: Nil

5 Annual/ semester/choice based credit system (programme wise): Semester, CBCS since 2014

6 Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments: Nil


Nil

8 Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons : Nil

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Designation

Specialization



I. Dr.P.M Sharmila MA,Ph.D Assistant

Professor Translation 10yrs -

11 List of senior visiting faculty: Nil

12 Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled(programme wise) by temporary faculty : Nil


14 Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; sanctioned and filled : Nil

15 Qualifications of teaching faculty with DSc/ D.Litt/ Ph.D/ MPhil / PG: PhD-1

16 Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and grants received : Nil


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17 Departmental projects funded by DST - FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and total grants received : Nil

18 Research Centre /facility recognized by the University : Nil

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Publication per faculty: ‘Women Empowerment’ – Then and Now – A Social, Historical, Economic and Political Perspective 14th and 15th October 2014. At Govt First Grade College, Ramanagara, Presented A Research Paper On The Topic “ Political Rights Of Women In India ” Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) by faculty and students : 01

Number of publications listed in International Database (For Eg: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database:

-

Monographs: - Chapter in Books: - Books Edited: - Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers - Citation Index - SNIP - SJR - Impact factor -- h-index -

20 Areas of consultancy and income generated: Nil

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Faculty as members in a) National committees b)International Committees c) Editorial Boards:

Nil

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Student projects : Agyenya Ke Upanayaso Me Mano Vignyan” . a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects

including inter departmental/ programme : Nil

b) Institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/other agencies Nil


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23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students: Served as a NSS Program Officer In Govt Women’s College Mandya, for 4

Years, Participated In The 10 Day Orientation Course For NSS Program Officers

By NSS Training Centre For Karnataka, Attended 4 Dist Level NSS Special Camp

24 List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department Resource Person Nil

25 a) National Nil b) International Nil

26 Student profile programme/course wise:

Course App. Rec. Selected Enrolled Pass% Male Female 2014 B.A evenSemester II Sem 4 2 2 2 100 IV Sem 5 5 2 3 100 2014 Bsc, Even Semester II Sem 6 6 2 4 100 IV SeM 7 7 3 4 100 2014 B.Com, Even Semester II Sem 25 25 10 15 100 IV Sem 20 20 9 11 100 2014 BBM ,Even Semester II Sem 16 16 10 06 100 IV Sem 13 13 6 7 100

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Diversity of Students Name of the Course % Same State % Other States % Abroad

2014 B.A 100 - - 2014 B.SC 80 20 - 2014 B.COM 90 10 - 2014 BBM 100 - -

28 How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defense services, etc. ? Nil


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Student progression UG to PG 5 Students PG to M.Phil. - PG to PhD - PhD to Post -Doctoral - Employed - Campus selection - Other than campus recruitment 10 Students Entrepreneurship/Self-employment 20 Students

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DETAILS OF INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITY Library Yes It has a collection of 200 books Internet facilities for staff and students. Yes Classrooms with ICT facility Yes Laboratories Yes

31 Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, government or other agencies. – Please refer 5.1.2

32 Details on student enrichment program (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts.-Nil

33 Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning-Experiments based teaching

a. Student seminar oriented teaching b. Question Answer based Discussion method

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities. 35 SWOC analysis of the department and future plans.

STRENGTHS: 1) Experienced Faculty 2) Good results 3) Good Student teacher ratio 4) Location advantage

WEAKNESS 1) Not well equipped with ICT

OPPORTUNITIES 1) To establish good rapport with the students. 2) To engage in research and publication

CHALLENGES 1) To sustain strength 2) Transfer policy of the government


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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH 1 Name of the Department : English 2 Year of Establishment: 1985


UG-BA/BSC/BCOM/BBM and BA(VOC) Communicative

English


5 Annual/ semester/choice based credit system (programme wise): Annual, CBCS Since 2014

6 Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments:


MOU with Universal Radio

8 Details of courses/programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons :

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Number of Teaching posts: Sanctioned Filled Professors Associate Professor 01 01 Asst. Professors 05 04



Designation Specialization



I. Muralikrishna L MA Asso.

prof. European classics 29 --

II. Dhanyashree CM

MA (SLET)

Asst. prof.

Cultural studies, Indian literature 6

III. Fahmeeda P MA,M Phil, (Ph.D)

Asst. prof.

Linguistics and European classics 5 -

IV. Sowmya Raj BM

MA, M Phil

Asst. prof.

Cultural studies, Indian literature 5 -

V. Dr. Sharada Jayagovind

M.A., Ph.D

Asso. Prof

Black Literature. (Retd in 2013) 30 2



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12 Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled(programme wise) by temporary faculty :

15

13 Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) : 285: 1

14 Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; sanctioned and filled :

Nil


M.Phil-2 PG-2

16 Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and grants received :

National -1 Completed -1

17

Departmental projects funded by DST - FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and total grants received : SOWMYA RAJ -Researching the pedagogy of English writing a bridge to prosperity in the global world-UGC MRP RS/85,000/-.


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Publication per faculty: 1. Fahmeeda P

i. The construction of female characters in contemporary Hindi serials: post liberalization.

ii. Research Journal of English Language and Literature (RJELAL) A Peer Reviewed (Refereed) International Journal. Vol.2.Issue.4.2014. ISSN2321-3108. International

iii. Contemporary Hindi Serials on Television in India: Boon or Bane? (A Study of Thakan: A Serial Broadcasted on Zindagi Channel) www.researchvistas.com ISSN 2277-310X. 24 Vol.: III Issue: V Sept.-Oct., 2014. PP-24-31. International Journal

iv. Quest for Identity: Representation of Sikhs In Popular Culture. www.researchvistas.com ISSN 2277-310X Vol. I Issue –VI Nov-Dec, 2012. International Journal.

2. Dhanyasri i. Objectification of women in advertisements- some ethical issues. Research

Journal of English Language and Literature (RJELAL) A Peer Reviewed (Refereed) International Journal. Vol 3. Issue 1.2015. ISSN 2321-3108. Impact factor- 0.475

3. Sowmya Raj i. Feminism in Khalid Husseni and Chethan Bhagath- a comparison.

Proceedings of postmodern literary theory and literature 2012. ISBN 978-81-920120-0-1 ( CO-AUTHORED )


http://www.researchvistas.com/

http://www.researchvistas.com/

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4. Dr.Sharada Jayagovinda i. Women in V.S. Naipaul’s Fiction

ii. A number of middle articles published in Deccan Herald and other Newspapers.

iii. Nourshing the soul a compilation of Sri Sri Raghaveshvara Bharathi Swamiji’s discourses, Dec 2012

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) by faculty and students :

All are peer reviewed


Listed

Monographs Nil Chapter in Books: Nil Books Edited: Dr.Sharada Jayagovinda 1. A Havyaka,English Dictionary 2. English-Sanskrit Dictionary 3. .Dravidic Studies, A Collection of articles by Prof.M.M.Bhat 4. A Titan Among Men.Fond memories of Noojibail Shankara Bhat Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers Nil Books 1) Living with God 2) Divine Life Citation Index SNIP SJR Impact factor Given h-index


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Nil


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Student projects a. Percentage of students who have done in-house projects

including inter departmental/ program

25

Student’s documentary 2011-12

1. Rag pickers 2. Rain water harvesting

2012-13 1. Surrogacy 2. Blind girls

2013-14 1. Child abuse 2. Old age homes 3. Paura karmikaru

Radio Programme 2011-12

1. Farmers suicide 2. Child marriage

2013-14 1. Sexual harassment 2. Old age homes 3. Orphans

Student’s lab journal 2011-12

1. Namma cheluva Kannada naadu 2012-13

1. Karnataka express 2. Labour mirror

2013-14 1. Women’s voice 2. Waves of education 3. Our Bangalore

b. Institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/other agencies

Nil

23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students: Nil

24

List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department Topic Resource Person Phonetics Prof. Sreemathi, Vijaya College, Bangalore One day workshop on framing the syllabus of communicative English

1. Dr.Yoganand Rao, Bangalore 2. Prof. Chitra Lakshman 3. Prof. Manjula Veerappa

Writing for the media advertising

Prof. Pasuda, St. Ann’s womens’ Degree College, Ulsoor, Bangalore

Documentary film making Mr. Deepak, Asst. Director, Kannada Film Industry

Editing techniques Mr. Ramesh, Bulletin Producer Public TV Plays of Shakespeare Dr.Balaji, University of Mysore Emma- a feminist perspective

Dr.Rajalakshmi, Vasavi Vidyanikethana Degree College, Bangalore


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Ambiguity in Tughlaq Dr.M.C.Prakash, Vidhya Vardhaka Sangha, Bangalore.

Common themes in Indian poetry Prof. Shantha Bai Balla

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Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized & the source of funding A) NATIONAL

UGC sponsored one day national level workshop for teachers’ on ‘Use of technology in undergraduate classroom’ 1) Dr. A. Balasubramanyam, Director EMMRC, University of Mysore 2) Dr. Nikhila, Associate Professor, English & Foreign languages University of

Hyderabad 3) Dr.Yoganad Rao, St. Claret Degree college, Bangalore 4) Dr. Kanna, Silver Jubilee Govt First Grade College, Kurnool 5) Dr. Shahida Ali khan, academic staff college, Hyderabad

B) INTERNATIONAL NIL

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Student profile program/course wise:

Course App. Rec. Selected Enrolled Pass% Male Female

BA communicative English 25 16 8 8 100% Communicative English 25 12 3 9 100% Communicative English 30 21 9 12 80% B.A/BSC/Bcom/BBM 1200 850 330 520 42%

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Diversity of Students Name of the Course % same state % other States % Abroad Communicative English 100% - - General English .0001 - -


Nil

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Student progression UG to PG 46 PG to M.Phil. - PG to Ph.D - Ph.D to Post -Doctoral - Employed 25 Campus selection - Other than campus recruitment Entrepreneurship/Self-employment 25

Government First Grade College, Vijayanagar, Bangalore 7

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Details of Infrastructural facilities a) Library 150 Books, CD’s b) Internet facilities for staff and students. Available c) Classrooms with ICT facility. Available d) Laboratories Communicative English

31 Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, Govt. or other agencies - 54

32 Details on student enrichment programme (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts.

Please Refer 24

33 Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning-, ICT, Seminars

34

Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities:

a. Faculty and students participate in NSS, NCC and YRC activities. b. They have also undertaken projects that are socially relevant.

35

SWOC analysis of the department and future plans STRENGTH

1) Language lab, Qualified teachers, Remedial classes 2) Use of ICT 3) Internship prog.

WEAKNESS 1) Lack of infrastructure 2) Lack of prescribed text for (voc)course

OPPORTUNITIES 1) Faculty improvement program for teachers

CHALLENGES 1) Poor background of English knowledge at lower classes 2) Teaching through mother tongue


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DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY 1 Name of the Department : History 2 Year of Establishment: 1985


UG

4 Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments/units involved: NIL

5 Annual/ semester/choice based credit system (programme wise): Semester and CBCS since 2014



NIL


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Designation

Specialization



I. Prof.M Muthuraju M.A Principal Indian

History 27 Prof.M Muthuraju

II. Dr.Shambhajirao M.A,P.hd Asso.Prof. Indian

History 19 Dr.Shambhajirao

III. Dr.Gangadharaiah M.A,P.hd Asst.Prof. Indian

History 05 Dr.Gangadharaiah

IV. Smitha M Bhavikatti M.A Asst.Prof. Indian

History 05 Smitha M Bhavikatti

V. Dr.Ramesh.T M.A,P.hd Asst.Prof. Indian History 05 Dr.Ramesh.

T

VI. Rekha H G M.A Asst.Prof. Indian History 05 Rekha H G

11 List of senior visiting faculty:. - NIL


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12 Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled(programme wise) by temporary faculty : NIL




PG- 4, MPHIL- 3, Ph.d-2.

16 Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and grants received : NIL

17 Departmental projects funded by DST - FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and total grants received : NIL

18 Research Centre /facility recognized by the University : NIL 19 Publication per faculty.

1. Dr. Gangadharaiah papers published i. “Editor” Proceedings Of National Seminar 2013 ISBN No 978-93-

513771-0-8 ii. “Role Of Micro Finance In Social Development”.Proceedings Of

National Seminar 2014 ISBN No 978-81-923091-3-2 iii. ‘Micro Finance- Poorest Women and their Families’ Women

Empowerment Challenges in 21st Century ISBN No 978-81-927002-2-9 2. SMITHA M BHAVIKATTI PAPERS PUBLISHED

i. ‘Ramanagarajilleya Raitha Horatagarthi Anusuyamma Awara Horatagallu’. Sabalikarnanda Hadiyalli Mahile.ISBN No 2015/978-81-927002-1-2

ii. ‘Kalapani River Dispute Between India And Nepal’.Proceedings Of National Seminar Nov 7th 2013 ISBN No978-93-513771-0-8

3. REKHA H G. Papers published i. ‘Women Entrepreneurship in Small Scale Industries of India Issues And

Challenges’ ii. Proceedings of The National Seminar Nswsscoc 24th &25 Oct 2013

ISBN No 978-93-819792-6-6 iii. ‘Border Disputes: Tourism And Peace building Process In Jammu And

Kashmir’ iv. Proceedings of National Level Seminar 2013 ISBN No 978-93-513771-

0-8 v. ‘Home Stay Tourism In Karnataka Opportunities And Challenges’

Proceedings Of State Level Seminar 2014-15 ISBN No 93-80023-33-2 ‘Women In The Indian Freedom Struggle As An Invisible Image’ Proceedings of National Seminar Oct 14th & 15th ISBN No 978-81-927126-4-2


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Number of publications listed in International Database (For Ex: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database:

NIL

Monographs: NIL Chapter in Books: NIL Books Edited: NIL Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers NIL Citation Index NIL SNIP NIL SJR NIL Impact factor NIL h-index NIL

20 Areas of consultancy and income generated: NIL

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Faculty as members in a) National committees b) International Committees c) Editorial Boards:

- - 01

22

Student projects 2014 a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter

departmental/ program : b) Institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/other agencies

23

Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students: A) DR.Ramesh.T received Ph.D Award in 2009 from BU B) III B.A. HEG Student Mamatha H J obtained 1st Rank & Three Gold

Medals From Bangalore University in 2013-14

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List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the Department 1. Dr.Jamuna. Hod, Dept Of History BUB 2. Dr.Sheikh Masthan Dept Of History BUB 3. Dr.Ashwathnarayan, Dept Of History BUB 4. Dr.Munirajappa, Dept Of History BUB 5. Dr.Anuradha V, Dept Of History Maharani Arts College

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Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized & the source of Funding NATIONAL SEMINAR

• one day self financed national level multi disciplinary seminar on 7th Nov 2013

INTERNATIONAL NIl


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Student profile programme/course wise

Course App. Rec. Selected Enrolled Pass% Male Female I B.A. 249 249 121 128 71

II B.A 281 281 130 151 91 IIIB.A 229 229 95 134 94

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Diversity of Students Name of the Course % same state % other States % Abroad I B.A 100% - - II B.A 100% - - III B.A 100% - -


NIL

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Student progression UG to PG 45% PG to M.Phil. NA PG to Ph.D NA Ph.D to Post -Doctoral NA Employed 26 Campus selection 10 Other than campus recruitment 09 Entrepreneurship/Self-employment 10

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Details of Infrastructural facilities a) Library Yes b) Internet facilities for staff and students. Yes c) Classrooms with ICT facility. Yes d) Laboratories No

31 Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, Govt. or other agencies -

Please refer 5.1.2

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Details on student enrichment programme (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts.

1. Conducted self financed national level seminar on border disputes on 7th Nov 2013 received ISBN No 978-93-513771-0-8

2. Conducted workshop for I BA students, on Techniques of project preparation on 29-01-2015, from ‘Humanities Forum’

3. Conducted a program on Human rights and short documentary film was presented on 24th Feb 2015

4. On behalf of heritage club, students were taken out for jatha to inculcate the importance of historical heritage and its preservation.


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Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning A) special class B) unit test C) assignment work D) solving previous years question papers E) probing the questions & interacting with the students F) group discussion

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities. By involving and actively participating in NSS, NCC and YRC activities. A march by students to create awareness about importance and protection of heritage sites.

35 SWOC analysis of the department and future plans. Strength 1) Two faculty with PhD, three with M. phil 2) Department of History consists of 4 permanent faculty 3) Publications in journals with ISBN no are of 10 4) Results are of nearing 90% 5) One of the students by name Mamatha H.J. of III BA HEG has secured I

rank with three Gold Medals.

Weakness 1) Less consultancy and extension activities

Opportunity 1) M.R.P Projects 2) Extension activities 3) Department Library 4) Remedial Classes 5) Special coaching for competitive exams

Future plans: 1) Inter class debate, seminar, workshop, and essay and quiz competition 2) Study trip as a part of Heritage Club program 3) To introduce certificate and diploma courses

Challenges 1) Traditional courses are losing ground in market dominated era


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Department of Economics 1 Name of the Department : Economics 2 Year of Establishment: 1985

3 Names of Programmes / Courses offered (UG, PG, M. Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., etc.): UG

4 Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments/units involved: NIL


SEMESTER & CBCS since 2014


7 Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions,etc. - NIL


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. Name Qualification Designation Specialization



I. Dr. R. Komala

MA., M.phil., MBA, Ph.d

Asso. Prof. (Presently deputed as principal)

Banking & Marketing 30

Guiding one student for P.hd

II. Prof B B Rajamma

MA.,M.Phil (Pursuing PhD)

Asso. Prof. (Presently deputed as principal)

Banking & SHGs 30 -

III. Dr. Shubha Ramesh

MA., MBA., M.Com., P.hd

Asso. Prof. Banking, Managerial Eco. & Int.Mrktg

27 Guiding one student for P.hd

IV. C.Prameela M.A., (Pursuing P.hd)

Asst.Prof. Stats.& comp.App. in Eco.

05

V. B.Shamala MA.,M.Phil (Pursuing P.hd)

Asst.Prof. (Deputation)

Labour Economics 11

VI. Narasimha Murthy.B

MA., M.phil SLET Guest Faculty Industrial

Economics 02


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NA

13 Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) : Refer -10


NIL


UGC - One


Nil


NA

18 Research Centre /facility recognized by the University : Refer -10

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Publication per faculty: Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) by faculty and students :

Dr. R. Komala

i. Nonperforming Assets of select Banks in Karnataka-Co-authored -Published in ‘Dimensions’ Journal

ii. Published by GFGC, Rajajinagar, Bangalore.-2015. iii. A study on Working of E- Tender system in Agricultural

Commodities in Karnataka-Co-authored iv. Published in ‘Dimensions’ Journal Published by GFGC,

Rajajinagar, Bangalore.-2015. v. ‘Dimensions’-(Towards Innovative Initiatives) A

compendium on vibrant Karnataka- Issues and challenges ISBN:978-81-930080-1-3

B.B. Rajamma

Paper presented at - i. International Conference on Community Empowerment

in changing World: Issues & Challenges. 27th& 28th of Feb 2015.

ii. Title of the Paper: ‘Impact of KCC on Farming Community – An Economic Analysis’.

Dr. Shubha Ramesh

i. Acme Intellects International Journal of Research in Management, Social Sciences and Technology ISSN 2320-2793 (Online) ISSN 2320-2939 (print)with 1.87 impact factor

ii. Nonperforming Assets of select Banks in Karnataka-Co-authored -Published in ‘Dimensions’ Journal Published by GFGC, Rajajinagar, Bangalore.-2015.

iii. A study on Working of E- Tender system in Agricultural Commodities in Karnataka-Co-authored Published in ‘Dimensions’ Journal Published by GFGC, Rajajinagar, Bangalore.-2015

iv. ‘Dimensions’-(Towards Innovative Initiatives) A compendium on vibrant Karnataka- Issues and challenges ISBN:978-81-930080-1-3

A research paper presented at International conference on


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“challenges and opportunities for developing sustainable RUBAN Society” held at Dayananda Sagar Business Academy, Bangalore on 13th & 14th February 2015

B. Shamala i. Edited Chapter on FDI in Multi Brand Retailing and Its Impact on Unorganized Retailing ISBN 93-80332-44-0, Navan Prakashan, Kolkatta-700073, 2013

ii. Publication of an Article–,Published an article on Status of Women in Media: A case study in Bangalore Press, ISBN 978-93-819792-6-6, College Book House, Bangalore-560072, 2013.


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Monographs: -

Chapter in Books: Three of the faculties have written Chapters in study Material For BU Correspondence Course

Books Edited: - Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers

Life and contributions of Amarthya Sen

Citation Index - SNIP - SJR - Impact factor One paper with impact factor h-index -

20 Areas of consultancy and income generated: Banking - Honorarium

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a. Dr. R. Komala- Editor- ‘Dimensions’ – Journal,

b. B.B. Rajamma-Life member, KGCTA

c. Dr. Shubha Ramesh- Life Member-Indian Economic Association and Karnataka Economic Association

d. Shamala- Life Member –Indian Economic Association

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Student projects :. a) Percentage of students who have done in-house

projects including inter departmental/ programme :

I Year under CBCS Since 2014- 100% II & III Year around 28%


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23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students: Dr. R. Komala- ‘Pari poorna Mahile Award’ Rank Holders at Bangalore University exams

• Madhu got 9th Rank in UG (2010-13) • Latha T got 17th Rank in UG ( 2010-13) • Mamatha H.J got I rank in UG with three gold medals (2011-14)

24 List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department Sl. No Name & Designation Details

1 Dr.N.R.Rangaswamy, Former In charge VC, BU, Chairman, Department of P.G. Studies in Economics

Inaugural Address for Economics Fest

2 Dr.S.R.Keshava, Associate Professor,Department of Economics,BUB Human Rights and Financial Inclusion

3 Dr.Bhargavi G RaoHOD & Associate Prof in Economics

Chairperson for Technical Session and Resource person

4 Prof.ManjulaHOD & Associate Prof in Economics Resource person and Judge for Fest

5 Dr.TharabaiHOD & Associate Prof in Economics

Chairman for Technical Session and Resource person

6 Dr.M.S.LeelaHOD & Associate Prof in Commerce Resource person

7 Smt.NirupaSelection grade Librarian Resource Person and Judge for the event

8 Dr.Uma.H.SHOD, Associate Prof in Economics Resource person

9 H.R. Suresh, Chairman, National Co-op Bank Ltd, Analysis of Central Govt. Budget 2010-11

10 Dr. D. Sathyamurthy, IAS. Keynote Speaker on Union Budget 2010

11 De. Crasta, President, FKCCI, Bangalore Lecture on Union Budget 2010 and Industry

12 Prof. Abdul Aziz, Professor. ISEC Union Budget 2010 and Agriculture

13 Dr.M.Srinivas Gowda, Visiting professor SBM Chair- Mysore university- Expert Comments

14 Dr. Gayathri K, Professor ISEC Budget and Social Sector

15 Dr. K S Venkateshappa, Professor GFGC, Holehonnur Budget and Taxation

16 A.Shivaram, General Manager, Canara Bank, Key note on Priority Sector Lending

17 Dr. R.G. Desai, Retired Professor of Economics, Member of Birla Foundation,

Valedictory Address on Priority Sector Lending

18 Dr. R. Indira, Professor of Sociology, Mysore University, Keynote on Gender Issues

19 Dr. D. U. Sraswathi, Resource Person and Activist

20 Ms. Revathi - Writer and Actor , ‘ Sangama’- Vice President -National Level

Sharing of Experiences on gender issues


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organisation of Transgenders

21 Ms. Roopa, Activist , ‘Sadhana Mahila Sanga’


22 Ms. Jayamma , President ‘Gruha karmikara Karnataka’


23 Ms. Chandramma, Activist, ‘Slum janandolana Samithi’


24 Dr Vasu, prof. Dept. Of History ,Bangalore University - Women and Society

Resource Person- Gender Issues

25 Dr. Subhashini Muttukrishnan Professor of Economics, St. Josephs, College, Bangalore

Resource Person- Panelist Human Rights and Environmental Issues

26 Dr. Banjagere Jayaprakash, Activist & Writer – Women & Politics

27 Dr. Sudha Seetharaman, Associate Professor,Dept of Sociology, Central University Puducherry

Resource person Gender Issues

28 Dr. Sharada jayagovinda , Retired Professor of English, GFGC, Vijayanagara, Bangalore.

Resource Person , Human Rights and Literature

29 Dr. K.P Asha

Professor of English,Capacity Building of Women Managers in Higher Education- SAM (Sensitivity, Awareness, Motivation) workshop SAM Resource Person

30 Dr. Kamala Dhawle Professor of English, SAM Resource Person

31 Dr Meeraj Bano, Professor of Sociology, VHD, Institute, Bangalore SAM Resource Person

32 Dr. Shobha Sunderasan Professor of Management, Maharani Lakshmi Ammanni College for Women, Bangalore

SAM Resource Person

33 Smt. Annapoorna Bevenge Advocate, Women Rights and Environment

34 Dr. C.V. Sudheendra, Senior Advocate Legal Issues – and Environment

35 Yellappa Reddy, Former secretary, Department of Ecology and Environment, Government of Karnataka

Resource Person Environmental Issues

36 Parthasarathi,, I.A.S(Retd), Former Member, Karnataka State Human Rights commission

Human Rights Issues

37 Smt. Salumarada Thimmakka, Environmentalist

38 Sri channabasappa Rudrappa Boodihal chairman

Chairman, Organic farm producers Association. Karnataka.- Sharing of experiences

39 Dr. M.K Sreekantaiah, Retd prof of Sociology G.F.G.C, VB Human Rights and Social Issues

40 Dr,Meena kumari Despande, Associate Professor, Dept of political science , Bangalore University

Human Rights and Political Issues


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41 Dr. B.K Meera Associate Professor Dept. Of Zoology and Genetics, Government Science college Bangalore.

History of Human Rights

42 Dr. S.Muralidhar, Associate Professor. Dept. Of Commerce & Management Govt. College for Boys, Kolar.

Human Rights and Industry

43 Dr. D. Dominique,Associate Professor, Kannada PG centre, Kolar Human Rights and Class Issues

44 B. Peer Basha. Teacher and Activist Human Rights and Regional Issues

45 B T Venkatesh, Senior Advocate ‘Reach law’, Sadashivanagara Bangalore Human Rights and Legal Inclusion

46 Dr. C G Lakshmipathi, Associate Professor, PG Center Sociology. VHD Institute - Bangalore

Human Rights and Caste inclusion

47 Ashwath K Kulkarni,Deputy Manager, State Bank of Mysore. Bangalore

Human Rights and Physically Challenged

48 Nadeem and others, Research Scholars, NLSIU,Bangalore

Human Rights and Religious Minorities

49 Dr. Sudha Seetharaman Associate Professor,Dept of Sociology, Central University , Puducherry

Human Rights and Gender Inclusion

50 Dr. R V Chandrasekhar, Assistant Professor, Dept of Rural Development,Bangalore University

Human Rights and Environmental Issues

51 Dr. H D Prashanth, Associate Professor, Dept of Development Studies, Hampi University, Hospet

Human Rights and Educational Inclusion

52 Manjunath Adde, Sub-editor, Agni weekly, Bangalore ‘Human Rights and Political Issues

53 Dr. M V Sreenivasa Gowda, Adjunct Professor, National Institute of Advanced Studies,

Valedictory Address on Human Rights

25 a) National Nil 10-03-2010 Self Financed One day Symposium on Union Budget

2010

28/09/2010 &29/09/2010

UGC,-F.NO.SEM-782/09-10/KABA084/UGC/SWRO DATED 27/01/10

‘Priority Sector Lending-Some Emerging Issues’

02/02/2011 &03/02/2011

UGC-NO.F.9-57/2010(HRE) DATED 25/3//10

Two Day National Level Seminar on Human Rights and Gender Issues

26/02/2011 to 02/03/2011

UGC-NO.F.18-2/2007(WS)DATED 14/09/2010

National Level 5 Day Workshop on Capacity Building of Women Managers in Higher Education, (Sensitivity, Awareness and Motivation- SAM)

26/03/2012 UGC F.9.94/2010 (HRE)23/03/2010

One Day National Level Symposium on Human Rights and Environmental Issues.

26/4/2013 Self Financed One day workshop on ‘Re-engineering our teaching pedagogy towards a relatively just Society’

10/09/2012 to 7/09/2012

NO.F.9-88/2010(HRE) 2/3/2010

National Level Seven Day Workshop on Human Rights and Inclusive Growth


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29/01-2015 Self -Financed One day Workshop for students on ‘Techniques of Project Preparation’

24//2015 Self –Financed in collaboration with GFGC, Rajajinagar, Bangalore

One day seminar on ‘Indian Pharmaceutical Industry-Growth , Challenges and Prospects’

b) International Nil


Course App. Rec. Selected Enrolled Pass% Male Female I BA 249 249 121 128 65.8 II BA 281 281 130 151 89.84 III BA 229 229 95 134 93.84

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I BA 100 - - II BA 100 - - III BA 100 - -


29

Student progression UG to PG 38 % PG to M.Phil. NA PG to PhD NA PhD to Post -Doctoral NA Employed - Campus selection - Other than campus recruitment 26% Entrepreneurship/Self-employment 32%

30

DETAILS OF INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITY Library Yes It has a collection of 200 books Internet facilities for staff and students. Yes Classrooms with ICT facility Yes Laboratories No

31 Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, government or other agencies. – Please refer 5.1.2 The students are identified by the institution for each scholarship provided by university, government and other agencies and provided according to eligibility. Apart from this department has taken initiative to provide partial financial support for ‘Kayaka’ Advanced Course in Computer Hardware Technology through sponsorship.


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32 Details on student enrichment program (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts. Department of Economics has been in forefront to extend courses towards the enrichment of students through various academic and non academic activities.

Add on and Certificate Courses

2010-11

2011-12

2012-13

2013-14

2014-15

Beautician Course 53 40 40 Fashion Technology and Boutique Mgmt 23 23

Doll Making 12 12 36 Mehandi 14 14 Hand Embroidery 39 06 06 Glass Painting 08 08 Flower Making 33 03 03 Certificate Course in Advanced Computer Hardware Technology

27

Internship Programme a. Department has entered into a MOU with KSIC – under ‘Koushalya’ (earn

while you learn) student internship program to train the students in marketing skills. 12 students were trained under this program.

b. Final B.A. Students were taken to Ramanagara District to conduct a field study on Seri culture and acquaint them with various aspects of Sericulture Farming and cocoon market on 07-02-2012

c. A Computer training for I BA students in Basic Computers in collaboration with Department of Computer Science.

d. Students Projects – Please refer 22 for details e. Department has entered into a MOU with Sri Raghavendra Sahakari Bank

Niyamitha to create awareness among the students regarding banking operations.

f. Has entered into MOU with ALL WIN Mechanized Bakery for Annual Industrial Visit

g. MOU with M/S Sanjeevini Accumulators Pvt Ltd for taking students to industrial visit to understand the operations of the different departments of the industry.

h. MOU with Brahmi Credit Cooperative Society to expose students to the principles of cooperation and the working of cooperative society.

i. MOU with ‘Samvada’ an NGO to show documentaries on current and burning issues related to economic issues.


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33 Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning-Experiments based teaching Blend of Traditional and ICT enabled teaching, with Assignments, Seminars, Group discussions and Projects

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities. Economics Students are involved in NCC, NSS, YRC and extend their services to society. Few of the students also participated voluntarily in Pulse Polio, Census Work program in the nearby areas

• An Exhibition on Life Cycle of Cocoon was conducted in the event of Silver Jubilee function of the College.

• Students were taken Ramanagar Cocoon Market & Government breeding centre 2011-12 & 2012-13.

35 SWOC analysis of the department and future plans.

STRENGTHS: 1) Highly qualified and committed faculty 2) Good Team Work 3) Rank Holders 4) Good and progressive results 5) Practical learning through field visits 6) 02 of the faculties are Research Guides 7) 02 of the faculties are pursuing PhD 8) 01 Minor research Project 9) MOUs & Collaborations with other institutions to enrich students 10) 07 ISBN Publications 11) All faculty with M.Phil 12) Inter disciplinary Activities 13) Add on Courses to create employability among students. 14) 02 UGC sponsored National Seminars 15) 01 Self financed National Seminar 16) 02 UGC sponsored Workshops 17) 01 UGC Sponsored National level Symposium 18) In House Journals 19) Department Library 20) Student Research projects 21) Capacity to raise donations for student support 22) Multidisciplinary Academic Activities

Weaknesses 1) Limited knowledge in advanced and updated Quantitative Techniques 2) Limited opportunity to introduce more optional papers

Opportunities 1) More Research oriented activity


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2) Links with National and International Academic Bodies 3) Extension of Social Network for more multidisciplinary academic activities

to benefit students

Challenges 1) Frequent transfers affect the research projects 2) Classes on shift system 3) Teacher Student Ratio

Future Plans 1) To apply for UGC ADD-ON courses beneficial to students. 2) To conduct more number of student centric activities 3) To introduce skill oriented certificate courses 4) To motivate students towards more number of live research projects. 5) To apply for PG center. 6) To send proposal to UGC for International Seminar. 7) To apply for Major Research Project


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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY 1 Name of the Department : Sociology 2 Year of Establishment: 1985


UG


NIL


Semester, CBCS since 2014


NIL


NIL


NIL

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I. M. Saraswathamma

M.A M.Phil

Associate Professor Women Sociology 18

years NIL

II. Dr. Shashikala.s

M.A , Ph.D

Assistant. Professor

Ruralsocio economic development

13 years NIL

III. Dr. R Suresh MA .Ph.D Guest faculty

Rural Sociology , Indian Society Development Sociology, Sociology of Education

3 years NIL

11 List of senior visiting faculty: NIL 12 Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes 20%


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handled(programme wise) by temporary faculty : 13 Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) : 100:1


15 Qualifications of teaching faculty with DSc/ D.Litt/ Ph.D/ MPhil / PG: Please refer- 10


02- Minor Research Project


UGC-Rs. 2,40,000/- (Two Lakhs forty

thousand) 18 Research Centre /facility recognized by the University : NIL

19

Publication per faculty: a) Dr. Shashikala.S

i. Daadi vruthiyalli purusharu mattu mahileyaru Vol-1 Year,3rd July-September 2013 PAGE NO:71-73 ISSN no 2320-6365

b) Saraswathamma.M i. Gnanodhaya publication Mysore, Women education and globalisation,

Year, 2014 PAGE NO. ii. Gnanodhaya publication Mysore,: Women education in History

Year:2015 Page no:

Faculty National International Total M.Saraswathamma 02 02 04 Dr. Shashikala 02 02 04 Dr. R. Suresha 16 12 28

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) by faculty and students : -


-



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Nil Nil 01

22

Student projects : 30 a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects

including inter departmental/ programme : Common to all students

b) Institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/other agencies Nil 23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students: Nil 24 List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department

1. Dr. G.K Karanth Prof. of Sociology -ISEC 2. Dr. Gayathri devi Prof. of Sociology -ISEC 3. Dr. Shobha Prof. of Sociology 4. Dr. C G Lakshmipathy Prof. of Sociology

25 Seminars/Conferences/Workshops/organized And the source of funding a) National Nil b) International Nil


Course App. Rec. Selected Enrolled Pass% Male Female I BA 108 108 42 66 97.21 II BA 84 84 36 48 98.10 III BA 125 125 60 65 96.20

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I BA 100 - - II BA 100 20 - III BA 100 10 -


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Student progression UG to PG 33% PG to M.Phil. - PG to PhD - PhD to Post -Doctoral - Employed - Campus selection - Other than campus recruitment 20% Entrepreneurship/Self-employment 13%


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DETAILS OF INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITY Library Yes Internet facilities for staff and students. Yes Classrooms with ICT facility 02 Laboratories Nil


32 Details on student enrichment program (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts.- a. Special Lecture- On Significance of Sociology in recent changing Society by

Dr. C G Lakshmipathy b. Special Lecture- Invitation to Sociology by G K Karanth

33 Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning PPT, Field Work, Group Discussions , Seminars

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities. NSS, NCC, Red Ribbon, Red Cross


STRENGTH: 1) 95% result 2) Leadership development through project work. 3) Personality development through seminar. 4) Conducted study tour. 5) Preparation of charts. 6) Evaluation through assignment, test. project work 7) Department library.- 53 books 8) E- library: Use of Technology in class room

WEAKNESS: 1) Lack of infrastructure. 2) Inadequacy of books in department library

OPPORTUNITIES 1) Improving the intake of students 2) Equipping department library with more books, along with digital library.

CHALLENGES 1) Shift system 2) Introducing sociology subject in other and new colleges in the city.

FUTURE PLANS 1) To introduce new combinations 2) To conduct village studies 3) To conduct Social Survey on Bangalore Slums 4) To conduct survey on problems of women working in garment factory


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5) To study sexual harassment of women in unorganized sector 6) To create awareness in rural areas on social problems 7) To conduct study tour to study untouchability in remote villages 8) Visit to old age homes 9) Visit to tribal village (Biligirirangana Hills to study Soligas) 10) To increase the number of certificate courses.


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DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE 1 Name of the Department : Political science 2 Year of Establishment: 1985


Undergraduate, BA.

4 Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments/units involved: Indian Constitution


6 Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments: Indian Constitution


Nil


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II. Dinakara .L MA Associate professor

Public Administration 24 -

III. Lakshmidevamma N.

MA MPHIL

Assistant professor


IV. Dr. Umadevi MA. PHD

Assistant professor

International Relations 10 -

V. Dr.T.Padma

MA MPHIL PHD IN KAN

Assistant professor



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01 Faculty



Nil


PhD-2 M.Phil-2



01-U.G.C .Rs1,10,000/-


19

Publication per faculty: Nil Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) by faculty and students : No


Nil



21


Nil

22

Student projects : An evaluation of Government Schemes implemented in slums of Indiranagar and Karekallu, Bangalore a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects


b) Institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/other agencies Nil 23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students: 2


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24 List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department Resource Person Topic

Dr. Tejaswini Ramesh MP- Impact of Globalization on Indian Democracy

Dr.M.P.Bhuvaneswar Prasad - Indian Constitution Dr.K.J Suresh Assistant register KSOU I.A.S and K.A S Coaching Dr.M.Vinod Chairperson of PG studies Democracy



Course App. Rec. Selected Enrolled Pass% Male Female I Sem.B.A 99 99 63 36 81.3 III Sem 93 93 60 33 72.7 V Sem 72 72 30 42 94.4

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I Sem.B.A 100 - - III Sem 100 - - V Sem 100 - -


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UG to PG 35 Student PG to M.Phil. PG to PhD PhD to Post -Doctoral Employed Campus selection Other than campus recruitment 45% Entrepreneurship/Self-employment 20%

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DETAILS OF INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITY Library Yes Internet facilities for staff and students. Yes Classrooms with ICT facility Yes Laboratories Yes

31 Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, government or other agencies. –

32 Details on student enrichment program (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts.-

33 Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning-Experiments based


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teaching PPT 34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities.

N.C.C. Red Ribbion


STRENGTHS: 1) Good results 2) Leadership development through project work. 3) Personality development through seminar. 4) Conducted study tour. 5) Preparation of wall maps. 6) Department library. 7) E- library: Use of Technology in class room.

WEAKNESS: 1) Lack of infrastructure. 2) Inadequacy of books in department library.

OPPORTUNITY: 1) Improving the intake of students. 2) Equipping department library with more books, along with digital library.


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DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM 1 Name of the Department : Journalism 2 Year of Establishment: 2002


Undergraduate, BA.


UGC sponsored Add- on Certificate, Diploma, Advanced diploma courses in journalism




Nil


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Number of Teaching posts: Sanctioned Filled Professors - - Associate Professor - - Asst. Professors 01 01



Designation

Specialization



VI. H.S.Harsha kumar MA MPhil Asst.

Professor Journalism 14 Nil



50



Nil


M.Phil-1

16 Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) Nil


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International funding agencies and grants received :


Nil


19

Publication per faculty: Nil Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) by faculty and students :


-



21


Nil

22

Student projects : Nil c) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects


d) Institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/other agencies Nil 23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students: Nil 24 List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department

Resource Person Topic

1 Prof. N.S. Ashok Kumar Chairman, PG department of electronic Media Bangalore University

Importance of media ethics

2 Dr.T. C Poornima Director of AIR Bangalore.

Radio Program Production Techniques

3 Chethan special correspondent Mid Day Newspaper, Bangalore Principles of Editing

4 Jagadish eminent journalist Media and Social responsibilities

5 Dr. Parameshwar , Chairman, Karnataka Media Academy

Recent challenges in Indian TV program

6 Dr.Sadashiva Shanai, secretary, Bangalore Press Club

Special lecture on the occasion of Silver Jubilee of our college

7 Mr K. Muruli Kumar Deccan Herald, Photo The importance of Photo


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correspondent, Mr. Eshwar and eminent news Photo Journalist

Journalism

8 Prof. Ravindra Reshme eminent journalist and columnist The future of the raised

9 Mr. B.M. Haneef , the editor of “Sudha” Kannada Magazine and G.K.Karanth Professor and eminent sociologist

Inauguration of Add-on Course on 6/8/2012

10

On 04 & 05,September-2012 press club has organized two days workshop at EMMRC(Educational multimedia research center)for journalism students

Workshop

11 Narendra Parekat editor of ‘Mangala’ Kannada weekly Magazine.

Electronic Media and Program strategies

12 Dr. B.K. Ravi, Chairmen of Communication Department, Bangalore University

Indian Journalism-Recent Challenges

13 G.N. Mohan, eminent Journalist and Columnist, Special Lecture

14

Dr. K.G.Halaswamy ,HOD, Department of Journalism, HKES College, Bangalore Basavaraju Busare, senior journalist, Udaya TV

How to start a News paper; Recent trends in broadcasting management




1st BA 45 45 14 31 91 2nd BA 22 22 11 11 93 3rd BA 42 42 15 27 92.5 UGC sponsored add- on Certificate course-

31 31 10 21 100

UGC sponsored add- on Diploma course

25 25 09 16 100

UGC sponsored add- on advanced diploma course

13 13 06 07 100

27 Diversity of Students

Name of the Course % Same State % Other States % Abroad BA 100 - -


Nil


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Student progression UG to PG 44 PG to M.Phil. - PG to PhD - PhD to Post -Doctoral - Employed 22 Campus selection - Other than campus recruitment 31 Entrepreneurship/Self-employment -

30



32 Details on student enrichment program (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts.- Please refer 24

33 Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning-Experiments based teaching LCD/PPT Presentation, Documentary shows

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities. Photo and video coverage of all the activities of the institution. and participation of the students in all NSS, NCC and YRC activities.


STRENGTHS: 1) Infrastructure/ facilities including spacious classrooms, rich library, 2) Well equipped studio with internet facilities. 3) The faculty is qualified, dedicated experienced, and regularly update

knowledge by attending conference/ seminars, refresher courses, in addition to access to the academic world through internet.

4) The department also has two guest lecturers to meet the requirements of teaching classes.

5) The students are also given ample opportunities for practical exercises. 6) Remedial and extra classes are also held for the needy students. 7) Class tests are conducted to sharpen their skills of expression and removal of

weakness in learning. 8) Department is having a still camera, video camera, computer, LCD

Projector, Scanner, TV and Audio equipments and Departmental library: Both Digital and Books Library, Documentary Films both National and State Award movies.


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WEAKNESS 1) Most of our students are come from disadvantaged sections and Lack of

English communication skill is the major setback of the student’s growth 2) Department is partially run by visiting lecturers and need one more full time

lecturer. 3) Aptitude of the students for higher learning is poor

OPPORTUNITIES 1) The faculty is highly qualified, dedicated and experienced and having vast

contacts with academic and media industry, hence students are getting more exposure and placements

2) Special Coaching programme for SC/ST and Minority is available in the college after class hours. The Add on courses coaching also aiding them for self employment

FUTURE PLANS 1) To establish state of the art studio


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DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY 1 Name of the Department : Geography 2 Year of Establishment: 2010-11


UG,B.A., HEG





Nil


9




Designation

Specialization No. of Years of experience


I. M.B.Shivanna

M.Sc., M.Phil., (Ph.D )

Asst. Prof.

Physical Geography, Human Geography, Regional Geography.

06 years 09 months Nil

II. Dr.K.R.Prasanna Kumar

M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D

Asst. Professors

Physical Geography, Agricultural Geography, Regional Geography

06 years 09 months Nil


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Guest Faculty

I. Dr. Vishwanath B.C.

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Guest Lecturer

Physical Geography, GIS & remote Sensing, Map Projection.

02 Years 02 Months Nil

II. Dr. Nagaraja M.

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Guest Lecturer

Physical Geography.

01 Year 2 months Nil

III. Dr. Siddeshwara

M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D

Guest Lecturer

Physical Geography.

01 Year 2 months Nil



40.5



Nil


Ph.D-4 M.Phil-3


01 National UGC Sponsored


UGC 1,50,000/-



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Publication per faculty: M.B. Shivanna

i. Mahatma Gandhi Udyoga Khatri Yojana in Ramanagar District. Journal of Antharyana Samshodhana lekhanagalu.Vol.01, 2011, ISBN No.978-81-920242-8-8

ii. Change of Rural Population in Ramanagar District. 2005-11.Journals of Development and Social Change. Vol.9No.,Oct2012-ISSN 2231-0991

iii. House constructed under Dr. Ambedkar Housing Yojana Scheme during 2008-10. A case study of Ramanagara District.Research Volume on Tourism and Solid Waste management. Vol 3., 2013, ISBN-978-81-910-533-2

Dr. R.Prasanna Kumar i. Emerging trends of Agricultural Landscape and their implications on

food security in Tumkur district Karnataka-International Geographic Conference-ISBN-13:978-81-910533-0-2

ii. Intensity of irrigation in Karnataka with Special reference to Tumkur District published under the UGC-SAP-DRS-Research Vol. on Tourism and Solid Waste Management vol-iii-2013. ISBN-978-81-910533-2-6

iii. National Seminar organized by the Department of Geography, Maharani’s Arts and Science College for Women Mysore ISBN:978-93-81437-48-3


All are peer

reviewed Number of publications listed in International Database (For Eg: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database:

-

Monographs: - Chapter in Books: - Books Edited: - Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers Given Citation Index - SNIP - SJR - Impact factor - h-index -



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Member in Geo Education Trust Jayanagar B’lore. Karnataka Govt. College Teacher Association life member. Kannada Sahithya Parishath life member.UGIT life member.

22

Student projects : a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects

including inter departmental/ programme : 100%

b) Institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/other agencies Nil 23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students:

Faculty Ph.D. Award to Dr. Prasanna Kumar Students In the academic year 2013-14 Mamatha H. J received 3 gold medals from Bangalore university

24 List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department Dr. Eshwarappa B.,Chairperson, Dept. of Geography .BU Scope and prospects of Geography

Prof. Joseph Sanjeevamunrthy Prof. Dept of Geography sri Kuvempu Mahavidyalaya, Channapatna

Plate tectonics and its effects’

Prof P.V. Herur, ,dept of Geography.jnanabharathi,Bangalore university Bangalore

Continental drift and plate tectonics theory

Dr. Ranganath. chairperson P.G dpt Maharani Womens College Mysore Human Induced Natural Hazards

Dr.shivakumar, ret prof dpt of Geology Ground Water and Management

Dr.Subash Sanna Siddannanavar Application of G.I.S, G.P.S and Remote sensing in Geographical studies.

25 Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized & the source of funding a) National Nil b) International Nil


Course App. Rec. Selected Enrolled Pass% Male Female I B A HEG 63 63 28 35 100 II B A HEG 67 67 28 39 99 III B A HEG 51 51 15 36 100


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Name of the Course % Same State % Other States % Abroad B.A.,HEG 100 - -


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Student progression UG to PG 43 PG to M.Phil. - PG to PhD - PhD to Post -Doctoral - Employed - Campus selection - Other than campus recruitment 3 Entrepreneurship/Self-employment 69

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32 Details on student enrichment program (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts.- Please refer -24

33 Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning-Experiments based teaching PPT, Interaction with students. Teaching aids like maps, charts, globe, diagrams., others

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities. N.S.S, N.C.C., Red Ribbon, YRC


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35 SWOC analysis of the department and future plans. STRENGTHS:

1) 100% results. 2) Leadership development through project work. 3) Personality development through seminar. 4) Conducts study tour. 5) Preparation of wall maps. 6) Evaluation through assignment, test. 7) Department library. 8) E-library: Use of Technology in class room.

WEAKNESS 1) Inadequate labs. 2) Lack of infrastructure. 3) Inadequacy of lab equipments. (Computers and GIS Software’s). 4) Inadequacy of books in department library.

OPPORTUNITIES 1) Geography to be added to science subject. 2) Improving the intake of students. 3) Improvement of laboratory. 4) Equipping department of library with more number of books, along with

digital library. CHALLENGES NIL


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DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY 1 Name of the Department : Psychology 2 Year of Establishment: 2010


UG BA : PSE & PJCe





Nil


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Designation

Specialization



I. Prof. Rukmini.S

M.Sc, M.phil (Ph.d)

Asst.Prof Child

Psychology 6 years Nil

II.

Dr.Salma Khanum ( on deputation) M.Sc, Ph.D Asst.Prof

Child Psychology 8 yrs Nil



Nil



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Nil


One PhD One M .Phil


Nil


Nil


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Publication per faculty: Rukmini.S

i. Occupational stress among Doctors, published in Oriental Journal of Law and Social Science, Hyderabad Vol. No. V, Issue-5, ISSN: 0973-7480 April 2011.

ii. Post Marital Sexual Anxiety Among Doctors (A Comparative Study Among Male And Female Doctors ) published in International Journal of Commerce, Economics,& Management ,Haryana, Volume No. 1 (2011), Issue No. 4 (August) ISSN : 2231-4245.

iii. Life Satisfaction among ASHA workers, published in International Journal of Research in Commerce , Economics and Management, Haryana, Volume No. 1 (2011), Issue No. 7 (November) ISSN : 2231-4245.

iv. Aging Successfully in Book-Advanced in Social Sciences ISBN : 81-

85726 135-5 (2012)

v. Puberty and Amenorrhea among Female Child- published in Psyinsight, Hisar, Volume 2,issue 6-7, June-July , 2011 . ISSN:0976-7487

vi. Emotional Intelligence Among College Students - published in International Journal of Research In Commerce, It & Management, Haryana, Volume No. 2 (2012), Issue No. 4 (April) ISSN: 2231-5756.

vii. Depression, Anxiety and Stress; A Comparative study between grandparents and grandchildren. - published in International Journal of Research in Social Sciences, August 2012 Volume-2, Issue-3 , ISSN:2249-2496

viii. “Middle age and mental health: Study of depression, anxiety and stress” Published in, Indian Journal of Health & Well being, and Volume 3 (2012), issue-2, ISSN: 2229-5356.

ix. Emotional intelligence at work place in Book -Emerging research in Psycho social studies Feb(2012), ISBN: 8190-638822.

x. Stress and coping strategies among HIV/AIDS cases in Book- Emerging research in Psycho social studies Feb (2012), ISBN: 8190-638822.

xi. A study of the relation between Emotional quotients and Job involvement in women employees in Book-Trends in social sciences


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2011. ISBN: 978-93-80902-69-2. xii. Wake Up otherwise, National Journal Vol no.38 Nov 2012 ISSN: 0048-

7325. xiii. Schizophrenia A Review Thematic Publication Vol.3 August 2013 ISSN:

2231-0789. xiv. Let us have beautiful Evening, International Journal Vol no.1 March

2014 ISSN: 2348-2702. Life satisfaction in aging context International Journal Vol.1 September 2014, ISSN: 2348-2702.

UGC sponsored Research Project Successfully Completed.-Nil Student Research Projects Guided Principal Investigator for one successfully completed Student Research projects. 2013-. Life satisfaction among Senior citizen Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) by faculty and students :



Nil

Monographs: Nil Chapter in Books: Nil Books Edited: Nil Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers Nil Citation Index SNIP SJR Impact factor - h-index -


21


InfoTech publication Member in IAHP Kerala Member in IAMH- Dharward

22

Student projects : Life satisfaction among Senior Citizens, GFGC Vijayanagar.

a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter departmental/ programme : 100%



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23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students:

Nil

24 List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department Name Topic Miss Nabnita Paul Mental Illness Mr. Kannappa Shetty Role of students in suicide prevention Dr. Sukanya Adolescent Problems




I.B.A (PSE +PJCe) 26 26 07 19 100 II.B.A (PSE +PJCe) 43 39 11 28 90.24 III.B.A (PSE +PJCe) 13 10 9 1 90


Name of the Course % Same State % Other States % Abroad BA PJCE PSE 100 - -


29

Student progression UG to PG 30% ( 2014) PG to M.Phil. - PG to PhD - PhD to Post -Doctoral - Employed -- Campus selection - Other than campus recruitment 50 Entrepreneurship/Self-employment -

30



32 Details on student enrichment program (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts.- Please refer-24, Intercollegiate Fest-Manomanthana


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33 Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning-Experiments based teaching PPT, Group discussion, Seminars, Poster Competitions, Essays, Assignments, Projects, Field Visits to places of ecological importance, Industrial visits.

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities. Visited old Age Home At Tavarekere, Bengaluru Students march on Women’s Day. Participated in Environmental Awareness through Planting

saplings,organized by NSS,NCC,YRC, Scouts and Guides

35 SWOC analysis of the department and future plans. STRENGTHS: 1) Good results 2) Leadership development through project work 3) Personality development through seminar 4) Field visit and Industrial Visits 5) Preparation of wall magazine 6) Department library 7) E – library WEAKNESS 1) Inadequate labs, lack of infrastructure, 2) Inadequate number books in department library OPPORTUNITIES 1) Psychology to be added to science subject. 2) Improvement of laboratory 3) improving the intake of subjects 4) Equipping department library with more number of books along with digital

library CHALLENGES NIL


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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT 1 Name of the Department : Commerce and Management 2 Year of Establishment: 1985 –B.Com and 2002-BBM


Undergraduate ,





Nil


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. Name Qualification Designation

Specialization



I. Dr.Venkataramana Reddy

M.Com,MBA,M.Phil, Ph.D

Associate Professor

HRM & Accounting 18 01

II. Geetha A M.Com M.Phil Asst. Prof Costing &

Taxation 11 -

III. Manjula R M.Com,M.Phil, SLET Asst. Prof Costing &

Taxation 08 -

IV. Nagaraj M.Com,SLET Asst. Prof Accounting & Taxation 06 -

V. Sucheta Hosamani M.Com,M.Phil Asst. Prof Costing &

Taxation 05 -

VI. Renuka L M.Com,M.Phil Asst. Prof Costing & Taxation 05 -

VII. Roopa D M.Com,M.Phil, HDCM Asst. Prof Costing &

Taxation 05 -

VIII. Latha B V M.Com,MBA M.Phil,(Ph.D) Asst. Prof Finance &

HRM 05 -


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Guest Faculty

1) Belur Kotresh M.Com. (NET) 2) Gayithri.M.S M.Com. 3) Gangadhar K M.Com. 4) Lokesh N.P M.Com. (NET) 5) Mahalakshmi Nekar M.Com. 6) Nethravathi K.N M.Com. 7) Nethravathi K M.Com. 8) Rajath B.S. M.Com. 9) Ravikumar M.Com. 10) Rohini Rajputh M.Com. 11) RavindraKumar S.Jadhav M.Com. 12) Praveen S. M.Com. 13) Shankar A M.Com. 14) Sowmya S. M.Com. 15) Vanamala Sivareddy M.Com. 16) Yogitha Devi M.Com. (NET) 17) Kiran Kumar R M.Com. 18) Shobha M.S M.Com. 19) Praneetha T.V. M.Com. (SLET) 20) Jabeena Begum M.Com. (NET &SLET) 21) Manikantha M.Com. (NET &SLET)






Ph. D: 01 M.Phil: 07



5 Ongoing Minor Research Projects Funding Agency: UGC

Grants received: 5 Lakhs


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Publication per faculty: A.Geetha

i. Banking Law& Operations for II B.Com. published in the year 2013,published by Kalyani Publishers having ISBN No.978-93-272-3206-6 as a Co-Author.

ii. Principles and Practice of Auditing for III B.Com. Published in the year 2014, published by Kalyani Publishers having ISBN No. 978-93-272-4748-0 as a Co-Author

Nagaraju i. Dictionary of Commerce

Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) by faculty and students : Nil


-

Monographs: - Chapter in Books: - Books Edited: - Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers A.Geetha

i. Banking Law & Operations for II B.Com. Published in the year 2013, published by Kalyani Publishers having ISBN No.978-93-272-3206-6 as a Co-Author.

ii. Principles and Practice of Auditing for III B.Com. Published in the year 2014, published by Kalyani Publishers having ISBN No. 978-93-272-4748-0 as a Co-Author

- Citation Index - SNIP - SJR - Impact factor - h-index -


21


Nil


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Student projects : 1) A study of recent trends in enrolment for undergraduate Education at

Government First Grade Colleges in Bangalore. 2) Impact of Government Policies and Schemes on Enrolment of students in

Primary, Higher Primary and Secondary Education a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects


b) Institution i.e., in Research laboratories/Industry/other agencies Nil 23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students: Nil 24 List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department

Resource Person Topic Dr. Krishna Soft Skills Prof. PSP Swamy Principal, APS College of Commerce & Mgt

Soft Skills



Course App. Rec. Selected Enrolled Pass% Male Female 2013-14 B.COM,I Sem 500 476 241 235 27.69

2013-14, I Sem BBM 68 62 33 29 10.00

2013-14 B.COM IIISem 520 506 258 248 26.69

2013-14 IIISem BBM 94 92 48 44 32.89

2013-14 B.COM VSem 430 419 207 212 62.72

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2010-11 100 - - 2011-12 100 - - 2012-13 100 - - 2013-14 100 - - 2014-15 100 - -



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Student progression UG to PG 25 PG to M.Phil. - PG to PhD - PhD to Post -Doctoral - Employed - Campus selection 10 Other than campus recruitment 60 Entrepreneurship/Self-employment 20

30



32 Details on student enrichment program (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts.-Nil

33 Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning-Experiments based teaching Group discussion Seminars, PPT, Teaching Pedagogy, Debate, Pick & Speak, Commerce & Management Fest, Role-Play, Chalk & Talk Method, Socio-Economic Survey, Educational Tour, Industrial Tour, Field Visit.

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities. Socio-Economic Survey, Industrial Visit, participation of students in NSS, NCC, and YRC activities

35 SWOC analysis of the department and future plans. STRENGTHS: 1) Increase in student strength 2) High demand for the course. 3) Curriculum relevance is up to the mark and updated. 4) Staff-well qualified, committed, dedicated, motivated teachers. 5) Availability of adequate guest faculty with required qualification 6) (SLET, NET). 7) Sufficient infrastructure, spacious staffroom, LCD projector, Computer

scanner Printer, Auditorium. 8) Regularly updates knowledge by attending seminars, conferences,

workshops Refresher courses, and Orientation program. 9) Staff involvement in research project. Minor Research Projects, Ph.d,

M.Phil. 10) Regularity of classes.


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11) Organizes Commerce and Management festival for practical corporate exposure.

12) Interclass competitions to improve soft skills and corporate skills. 13) Memorandum of Understanding with tally Academy. IGSS to train students

for effective administrative matters. 14) Frequent Evaluation of students through class tests, seminars and preparatory

examination students are given assignments in each subject for their skill development.

15) Organizing personality development program and student empowerment Program (going beyond curriculum)

16) Industrial visit field survey, socio-economic survey, Commerce and Management forum. Faculty as member BOE and BOS members we work as a team.

WEAKNESS 1) Weak Economic profile of the students. 2) Lack of communication among the students. 3) Higher proportion of guest faculties. 4) Irregularity of students. 5) Frequent transfer of teachers.

OPPORTUNITIES 1) Lot of opportunities for teachers to learn by attending workshop, seminars

symposium, conferences. 2) Teachers have the opportunities to be resource persons. 3) Opportunities to work as consultants. 4) Students have the opportunity to take up Master degree in professional

degree programs such as M.B.A, MTA, CA, ICWA, MFA, MIB. 5) Lot of job opportunities in the corporate sector. Add on courses in the areas

of insurance, banking, e-commerce, International Business, Tourism Administration,

6) Earning while learning.

CHALLENGES 1) Fluctuating results. 2) Student’s irregularity to the classes. 3) Students lack communication in English 4) Illiterate and less responsive parents. 5) Poor socio-Economic background of the students.


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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS 1 Name of the Department : Physics 2 Year of Establishment: 2005


Undergraduate Course, B. Sc (PMCs, PCM)


5 Annual/ semester/choice based credit system (programme wise): Semester , CBCS since 2014



Nil


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Designation

Specialization



I. Dr.Y.Venkateshappa M.Sc, Ph.D Associate

Professor Nuclear Physics 22 -

II. T.N.Ashoka M.Sc ,M.Phil

Assistant Professor

Spectroscopy 15 -

III. Seeta Vasudev rao

M.Sc. M.Phil, M.Ed

Assistant professor

Nuclear Energy Physics

05 -

IV. Vijaya V Shanbhag

M.Sc. M.Phil

Assistant Professor

Nuclear Physics 12 -

11 List of senior visiting faculty: 4


Nil


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Nil


Ph.D: 01, M.Phil: 03


01


UGC sponsored MRP Rs.1,40,000/-


19

Publication per faculty: Vijaya V Shanbhag

i. Topic -4-(4-Chlophenyl) –N-[(E)-4-(dimethyl amino) benzylidine] -1, 3-thiazol-2-amine dated Acta Crystallographic section. 2011. E ISSN 1600-5368. IMPACT FACTOR-0.6 International Journal

ii. Topic-Crystal and Molecular Structure of 2-(4-methoxybenzyl)-6-phenyl-5-thiocyanatoimidazo [2,1-b][1,3,4] thiadiazole-vol.5 (8) August-2014 ISSN 2229-5518. IJSER R-Factor-1.4. International Journal

iii. Synthesis IR NMR studies of 2-(4-methoxybenzyl)-6-phenyl-5-thiocyanatoimidazo [2, 1-b][1,3,4] thiadiazole . IJAST 4.4 vol (6) 2014. ISSN 2249-9954 Impact Factor-2.9. H-INDEX 6.2 International Journal

iv. With 2.9 Synthesis, characterization and Resistivity of Pervoskite Structure Compounds –La Mn.20 Cu0.20Co0.60(X=0.2 0.4 ------ 1). ISSN 2249-9954 ISSUE 5 IJAST Vol (1) Feb 2015. International Journal.


All are peer

reviewed Number of publications listed in International Database (For Eg: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database:

All are listed in

international

databases Monographs: Nil Chapter in Books: Nil Books Edited: Nil Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers Nil Citation Index - SNIP - SJR -


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Impact factor Given h-index Given


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Nil

22

Student projects : a) Percentage of students who have done in-

house projects including inter departmental/ programme :

One Project – Line Following Robotics –Final B.Sc. Students


23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students: Vijaya Shanbhag Asst. Prof., Physics - Abhinandana pramana patra

from Karnataka Vijnana Parishat for guiding student for lecture competition and won first prize in district level competition in 2014-2015

Deepika bai - Student of Final Year B.Sc. received first prize for lecture competition guided by Vijaya Shanbhag

Deepika bai Participated in the State Level Lecture competition and same article is selected for Publication. Guided by Vijaya Shanbhag

24 List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department Dr. Seeta –Director ISRO Prof. Hiriyanna-Director ISRO Prof. C. Ramaswamy- Rtd. Prof. Bangalore University Shivakumar- Rain water harvesting - I.I.Sc Dr.Umarji- M.R.C., I.I.Sc




I Bsc (PCM, PMCs) 55 55 28 27 66.67 II Bsc (PCM, PMCs) 49 49 26 23 75.35 III Bsc (PCM, PMCs) 37 37 18 19 91.5


Name of the Course % Same State % Other States % Abroad 2013 - 14 100 - -


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Student progression UG to PG 49% PG to M.Phil. - PG to PhD - PhD to Post -Doctoral - Employed - Campus selection - Other than campus recruitment 40 Entrepreneurship/Self-employment 3

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DETAILS OF INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITY Library 200 books Internet facilities for staff and students. Yes Classrooms with ICT facility Yes Laboratories Yes

31 Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, government or other agencies. – 18 Scholarship sponsored by department of social welfare and minority to OBC, SC,ST and Sanchi Honamma scholarship.

32 Details on student enrichment program (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts. 1 Dr Seeta, Director Isro 2010 2 Prof.Hiriyanna,Director Isro 2011 3 Prof.C.Ramaswamy 2012 3 Shri Manjunath 2013 4 Shri Shivkumar Rain water harvesting 5 Dr. Umarji_ M.R.C I.I.Sc. Bangalore


Computer aided teaching Experiments based teaching Student seminar oriented teaching Question Answer based discussion method

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities. NIil


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STRENGTHS: 1) K.P.S.C selected meritorious, qualified adequate permanent faculty. 2) Research activities involved with faculty and students. 3) Good results. 4) Good infrastructure including e-content. 5) Participation and presentation of research papers by faculty members in

State, national and International Conferences.

WEAKNESS 1) lack of research lab 2) Lack of funds to set up additional students’ lab. 3) Lack of more system with internet facilities.

OPPORTUNITIES 1) Students are empowered with academic skill to face competitive exam such

as KAS, IFS, etc. 2) Department organizes special guest lectures. 3) Economically challenged students are trained in remedial classes. Students

are taken for industrial visits as part of curriculum. Students can become scientific assistants in Research labs.

4) Promotion of Students research in Physics and Interdisciplinary subjects. 5) Students have job opportunities. Students can join MNCs and other IT

industries

CHALLENGES 1) Semester scheme examination. 2) Inadequate infrastructure and instrumentation facility for research

FUTURE PLANS 1) Establishment of research lab with latest infrastructural facilities 2) Planning to start PG course in Physics 3) Promoting students Research Projects


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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS 1 Name of the Department : Mathematics 2 Year of Establishment: 2006


UG – BSc (PMCs, PCM)



Semester system, CBCS since 2014


B COM , BBM – Department of Commerce & Management


Nil


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Number of Teaching posts: Sanctioned Filled Professors - - Associate Professor - 01 Asst. Professors 02 04



Designation

Specialization



I. Maheshwari P G

Msc,MPhil (PhD) Asst.prof Number

Theory 7 Nil

II. Yamini J Msc,MPhil Asst.prof Complex Analysis 15 Nil

III. Shailaja M Msc,MPhil Asst.prof Number Theory 16 Nil

IV. Dr.Bhagya S Msc,Ph D Asso.prof Fluid Mechanics 27 Nil

V. Ramesh Babu V S Msc,MPhil Asst.prof Function

Analysis 23 Nil


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11 List of senior visiting faculty: NIL

12 Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled(programme wise) by temporary faculty : NIL

13 Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) : B Sc - 37:1

Bcom – 56:1 BBM – 48:1



Ph.D - 01 M Phil - 04


-


UGC - 01 Grants Received - Rs

1,68,000/- 18 Research Centre /facility recognized by the University : NIL 19 Publication per faculty:

1. Maheshwari P G i. Fixed point theorems for compatible and non compatible self maps

Journal of International Academy of Physical Sciences Vol.16, No.1, 2012, pp 13-26

ii. International 0974-9373 iii. Common fixed point for four self maps inn cine metric space under

expansive type mappings Proceedings of the Int. conference on history and development of mathematical sciences, M.D. University, Rohtak Nov 21-24 2012

iv. Fixed point theorems in cone metric spaces by using common limit range property

v. Mathematical Sciences International Research Journal Vol.3, Issue 1, 2014, pp 275-278. International 2278-869

vi. Fixed point theorems for reciprocally continuous mappings Bulletin of Calcutta Mathematical Society Vol.106, No.1, 2014, pp 19-30

vii. National 0008-0659 viii. Fixed point theorems on f-reciprocal continuity Aryabhatta Journal of

Mathematics and Informatics Vol.6, No.1, 2014, pp 109-114. Peer reviewed International 0975-7139 Impact Factor-0.489

ix. Some common fixed point theorems on G-metric space General Mathematics Notes

x. Vol.21, No.2, 2014, 114-124 Peer reviewed International 2219-7184 Impact Factor-0.425

xi. Integral type of contractions under f-weak reciprocal continuity Int. journal of Engineering science and Innovative Technology Vol.3, No.5,


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2014 Peer reviewed International 2319-5967 Impact Factor- 1.913 Fixed point theorems on g-reciprocal continuity via absorbing maps Global journal of pure and applied Mathematics Vol.10, No.4, 2014, 495-503 Peer reviewed International 0973-1768 2. Yamini J

i. International Mathematical Forum, Coefficient bounds for certain subclasses of bi-univalent functions, 2013, 1337 – 1344, 1312-7594, 0.235

ii. Kyunpook mathematical Journal, Certain subclasses of $k-$uniformly starlike and convex functions of order $alpha$ and type $ eta$ with varying argument coefficients 2013, 1232-1240, 1225 - 6951, 0.332

iii. Applied Mathematics, Coefficient Estimates for a Certain General Subclass of Analytic and Bi-Univalent Functions, 2014,1-60, 638

iv. Electronic Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, Initial coefficient estimates for bi-λ-convex and bi-μ-starlike functions connected with arithmetic and geometric means 2014, 152-162, 2090-729, 0.949

v. Gen. Math. Notes, Coefficient Estimates for Bi-Mocanu-Convex Functions of Complex Order 2014, 31-40, 2219-7184

3. Shailaja M i. Annual publications of USCEFI A Paper on ‘Combinatorics in Brihat

Samhita’, July 2013 Page no73-79 ii. Vijnana Sangathi, Kannada University,Hampi ‘Avadhana

Mayachowka’ July 2013 , Page no 18-19 ISSN-0971-6769 iii. Proceedings of National Conference RTPME-2015 A paper on ‘Lunar

Occultation of Stars’, Feb 2015, ISBN -978-81-930115-1-5 iv. Proceedings of National Conference RTPME-2015 A paper on ‘A

brief study of heliacal rising, setting and circum polar stars’,Feb-2015, ISBN -978-81-930115-1-5

4. Dr. Bhagya S Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics ‘Solutions in variably inclined MHD flows’, 2011 Vol.4, No.4. pp.77-83, 1735-3572 2.459 Number of papers published in peer reviewed journals (national / international) by faculty and students :



All are listed

Monographs: NIL Chapter in Books: NIL Books Edited: NIL


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Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers

1. Wonders of magic squares, Nava Karnataka Publications, Bangalore - 01, 2013 ISBN - 978 - 81 - 8467 - 351 - 7

2. Number system and Geometry in India, Nava Karnataka publications, Bangalore - 01, 2013, ISBN-978-81-8467-366-1

3. Famous Mathematicians of India, Bhavan’s Gandhi centre of Science and human values,2012, ISBN-978-81-89220-43-3

- Citation Index Nil SNIP Nil SJR Nil Impact factor Given h-index -


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Nil

22

Student projects : Nil e) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects


f) Institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/other agencies Nil 23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students: Nil 24 List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department

Dr.S.Balachandra Rao, Retd. Principal, National College, Hon. Director, Gandhi Center for Science and Human values, Bharathiya Vidya Bhavan

Indian Mathematics,

Dr.Ashok Rao, Former Head, Network Project, CEDT, IISC, Bangalore, Application of linear Algebra

Dr.R.D.Satish, Retd. Head, Department of Mathematics, Vijaya Main College, General talk on Mathematics,

Prof.Boregowda Tumkur University, Application of Graphs in analysis

25 Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized & the source of funding NIL a) National Nil b) International Nil


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I BSc (PCM PMCS) 50 47 21 26 50 II BSc (PCM PMCS) 52 45 23 22 70 III BSc. (PCM PMCS) 61 57 30 27 89


Name of the Course % Same State % Other States % Abroad 2013 - 14 100 - -


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Student progression UG to PG 33% PG to M.Phil. NIL PG to PhD NIL PhD to Post -Doctoral NIL Employed 42% Campus selection NIL Other than campus recruitment 20% Entrepreneurship/Self-employment 10%

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18 Scholarship sponsored by department of social welfare and minority to OBC, SC,ST and, Sanchi Honamma scholarship

32 Details on student enrichment program (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts.

Please Refer 24


Chalk and talk, Smart Board, PowerPoint presentation, Remedial classes for slow learners, Regular tests and assignments for the students, Seminar for the students & Students Project


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34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities.

Government Model School, Vijayanagar, Bangalore - Conducting Basic Mathematics fundamental courses for the Primary classes by students of Mathematics Department.


STRENGTH 1) The Activities of the department training the Students to improve their

mathematical talent. 2) Type of Teacher Student involvement in Academic activities. 3) The maximum number of the students who get through the examination,

obtain good placements. 4) Internet connectivity for staff and students. 5) Well qualified teachers with one Ph. D and four M.Phil. 6) MRP's and other research programs on College campus. 7) Facilitators in analytical, communication and soft skills. 8) Subscription to journals and magazines. 9) Scholarships for deserving students.

WEAKNESS 1) Less opportunity for staff in curriculum design and development. 2) Lack of English communication skills among students 3) Lack of interest among the students to appear for competitive examinations.

OPPORTUNITIES 1) To introduce an Add-On course on Mathematics. 2) To introduce Wi-Fi facility on the campus. 3) To introduce Digital Library. 4) To involve the staff in research activity.

CHALLENGES 1) The overall interest shown by students in opting for Basic science courses is

gradually decreasing due to their interest towards professional courses. 2) More number of students opts for basic science courses after completing

their supplementary examinations. 3) Lack of adequate infrastructure. 4) Some students are diverted towards Distance Mode of Education 5) Parents unwilling to admit their wards for traditional courses in basic

science.


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Future Plans: 1) Planning to start self financed add-on course in Basic Mathematics for

competitive examinations. 2) Planning to conduct national level seminar/conference/workshop. 3) To develop well equipped Science Lab. Inter college competitions for

students.


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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY 1 Name of the Department : Chemistry 2 Year of Establishment: 2010


UG – B.Sc., PCM and CBZ Combinations


5 Annual/ semester/choice based credit system (programme wise): Semester, CBCS Since 2014



Nil


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Number of Teaching posts: Sanctioned Filled Professors - - Associate Professor 4 4 Asst. Professors - -



Designation

Specialization



I. M. Shubha M.Sc.,M.Phil Associate Professor

Inorganic Chemistry 19 Nil

II. DR. N C Subramanyam M.Sc.,Ph. D. Associate

Professor Physical Chemistry 35 Nil

III. B. Vijayababu M.Sc.,B.Ed.,PGDS.

Associate Professor

Inorganic Chemistry 27 Nil

IV. DR.M.Manjunatha Sastri M. Sc., Ph. D. Associate

Professor Physical Chemistry 32 Nil



Nil




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M. Phil - 1 Ph. D. – 2 P. G. - 1

16 Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and grants received : Nil

17 Departmental projects funded by DST - FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and total grants received : Nil


19

Publication per faculty: Dr. Manjunatha Shastry

i. ‘Retention of Nickel ions Using Biomass of Plants Gloriosa surparba, Paddy, Jowar, Bengall Gram and Pigeon Pea Shoots’ in the journal Environment and Ecology 29(4A):1975-1978,2011. MKK Publication 2011, ISSN 0970-0420. National

ii. ‘Removal of Phosphorous in a Rinsing Process’ in the journal Environment and Ecology 29(2A):885-887,2011. MKK Publication 2011, ISSN 0970-0420.National




Nil

Monographs: Nil Chapter in Books: Nil Books Edited: Nil Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers - Citation Index - SNIP - SJR - Impact factor - h-index -


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Nil


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Student projects : 1.Role of co-ordination compounds in Medicine 2.Forensic Biochemistry-A report 3.Medicinal Chemistry 4.Paints and Varnishes 5.Nanotechnolgy 6.Biomedical in nanotechnology 7.Cosmic World of Chemistry 8.Food adulteration in day-to-day life food materials-A study

a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter departmental/ programme : Final Year 100%


23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students: Vijay Babu B Received appreciation Award on 13th Sep 2014 issued by Lions Club

International District 317A, region 1 in recognition of years of dedication to education

24 List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department Resource Person Topic

1. Dr. D. N. Satyanarayana- Professor Emeritus I I Sc., Bangalore Spectroscopy

2.Dr. Lakshminarayana – Regional Officer, KSPCB.

Role of Chemist’s in Global Warming and Ozone Depletion

3. Dr. Govindaiah – Research Scientist, University of Illinois. U.S.A

Neuro chemicals and Brain Disorders

4. Dr. Suresh Babu- Principal, PICR, Bangalore

Clinical Research – a boom in India

5. Dr. Gururaja Karjagi- Chairman, Academy for Creative Teaching Bangalore Century of miracles in Science

6. Dr. Ramaiah – Director, P. G. Studies, NMKRV College

Role played by Chemistry and Chemists in day to day life

7.Dr. Tuppil Venkatesh- Director, National Referral Centre for Lead Poisoning

Lead poisoning and its prevention

8. Dr. Shashidhara- Principal Advisor, National Referral Centre for Lead poisoning

Eco-friendly Ganesha -Awareness

9.Mr. Chethan.T.P and Smt. Sharada Roddammanaver, Junior Food analyst, food safety and standard’s authority of India, B'lore

Food safety and adulteration



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Course App. Rec. Selected Enrolled Pass% Male Female I B.Sc. 60 60 23 37 48.3 II B.Sc. 52 52 22 30 67.3 III B.Sc. 42 35 17 18 89


Name of the Course % Same State % Other States % Abroad B.Sc. 99 1 -

28 How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defense services, etc. ? Akash, K.S. qualified in JAM exam.

29

Student progression UG to PG 48 PG to M.Phil. - PG to PhD - PhD to Post -Doctoral - Employed 22 Campus selection - Other than campus recruitment 28 Entrepreneurship/Self-employment -

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32 Details on student enrichment program (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts.- Please refer 24

33 Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning-Experiments based teaching Seminars,ICT enabled teaching, Industrial visits, additional attention towards performing the experiment

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities. Participated in eco club activities, awareness on lead poisoning and using eco friendly Ganesha during Ganesha festival, program on food safety and adulteration


STRENGTHS 1) Highly qualified, experienced and dedicated teachers


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2) Team work of the teachers 3) Teachers : BOE members 4) Commitment towards students even after they passed out 5) Department has maintained good results in the subject. 6) Good computer literacy among the teachers. 7) Department has a well developed laboratory, within a year of starting the

courses i.e. B.Sc (PCM) and B.Sc (CBZ). 8) Student toppers are encouraged by donating required books to them. 9) Teachers are capable of raising donations for functions. They have brought

donations for two functions 1) Programme on environment pollution 2) Ozone day celebrations.

10) Students are sent out to participate in Science exhibition and lecture competitions.

11) Medium of instruction is bilingual i.e. in Kannada and English, for better understanding of the subject.

12) Inflow of students in number is gradually increasing. 13) Four students of 1st batch have joined Post Graduation in Chemistry. 14) A good departmental library.

WEAKNESS 1) No collaborations are made with industries and other organizations. 2) Research activities are needed to be improved. 3) Two more laboratories are required, to accommodate the increasing number

of students for performing physical, inorganic and organic experiments. For better performance.

4) Laboratory has no skilled laboratory technician and laboratory attendant. 5) Require a separate water tank dedicated to the department as we require

distilled water. The plant requires continuous water supply. 6) No instrumentation room

OPPORTUNITIES 1) Creation of research environment in the department

CHALLENGES 1) Frequent transfers and deputations of teachers 2) Students with part time jobs (Shortage of attendance)

FUTURE PLANS 1) To start a certificate course in industrial chemistry for the students 2) To conduct seminar at the inter collegiate level in Bangalore 3) To conduct seminars for teaching faculty to discuss the improvement of

curriculum 4) To improve the laboratory facilities 5) To hold placement interviews for the outgoing students


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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE 1 Name of the Department : Computer Science 2 Year of Establishment: 2005


Under graduate Course, B.Sc (PMCS)


5 Annual/ semester/choice based credit system (programme wise): Semester and CBS since 2014


Computer Fundamental for BA, B.Sc, B.Com and BBM

Computer business Application - 5th B com


Nil


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Designation

Specialization

No. of Years of experie

nce

No.of Ph.D

students guided for the last 4

Yrs

I. B. Nazia Hassan M.Sc. M.Phil Asst. Prof Image processing 05 NIL

II. T. Meenakshi Msc, M. Phil, M tech,.MCA Asst. Prof 15 NIL


12 Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled (programme wise) by temporary faculty :

Nil



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Nil

15 Qualifications of teaching faculty with DSc/D.Litt/Ph.D/MPhil/PG: M.Phil: 2


Nil


Nil


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Publication per faculty: 1) B Nazia Hassan

i. ‘Role of Employment in Women Empowerment’ Proceedings of national seminar on ‘Women Empowerment’ ISBN No-978-81-927126-4-2 2) T. Meenakshi

i. ‘A Machine Learning Approach for Anti-Pattern Detection’ International Journal of Combined Research & Development (IJCRD) Volume 3 Issue 2 on August 2014. eISSN : 2321225X, pISSN :2321-2241 Web-site : www.ijcrd.com

ii. ‘Reengineering cost estimation model of object oriented system’ International Journal of Inventions in Computer Science and Engineering (IJCE). Volume 1, Issue 3 2014. ISSN(online) – 2348-3539 ISSN(Print) – 2348-3431


All are Peer Reviewed


International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.)- All are Listed -

Monographs: Nil Chapter in Books: Nil Books Edited: Nil Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers Given Citation Index SNIP SJR Impact factor Given h-index Given


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Nil


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Student projects Sixth Semester Student research project on ‘Recognition of isolated Kannada Handwritten vowels based upon Vector Distance Approach’ a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects


b) Institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/other agencies NIL 23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students: Nil 24 List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department

Resource Person Topic Dr.Ravindra Karnataka University Dharawad Padma Sastry Saahas Organisation Dr P Punitha HOD PESIT college Bangalore Mr Jayaprakash M G Senior Software Engineer-IBM Mr Srinivas Director of Arena Animation

Dr.Avinash Chief Engineer, Samsung Electro- Mechanics Co Ltd, R & D Center for Image Processing Group, Bangalore

Mr Mohan BN Chief Ambassador of Inspiration Unlimited Mr Subhas Director of Credence Robotic Dr Bhagvan HOD of Maharanis science women’s college. Mr Bharat Inspiration speaker from inspiration Unlimited

25 Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized & the source of funding One day state level Seminar on “ROBOTICS - The World of Artificial Intelligence” 25-4-2014

a) National Nil b) International Nil


Course App. Rec. Selected Enrolled Pass% Male Female I BSC 32 32 16 14 90 II BSC 31 31 16 15 76.92 III BSC 19 19 10 9 100

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2010,B.Sc I,PMCs 100 0 0 2011,B.Sc I,PMCs 100 0 0 2012,B.Sc I,PMCs 97 3 0 2013,B.Sc I,PMCs 98 2 0 2014 100 0 0

28 How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defense services, etc. ? NA


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Student progression UG to PG 47% PG to M.Phil. - PG to PhD - PhD to Post -Doctoral - Employed - Campus selection - Other than campus recruitment 10% Entrepreneurship/Self-employment 10%

30

DETAILS OF INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITY Library 400 , 300 E- books Internet facilities for staff and students. Yes Classrooms with ICT facility Yes Laboratories Yes

31 Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, government or other agencies. – C.V. Raman scholarship 2010-11 Continued for next year 2012-13 – 2 students

32 Details on student enrichment program (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts.-

Sl No. Name of resource Lecture topic University/place work

1 Dr. Ravindra, DBMS concepts Prof. Of Computer Science, Karnataka University, Dharwad.

2 Smt. Padma Shastri E-waste Management Director of SAAHA,bangalore

3 DR Punitha Swamy Pattern Recognization in Forensic Science

HOD, MCA Dept. PESIT,Bangalore

4 Mr. Srinivas Animation Director of Arena Animation

5 Mr Basha Hardware And Networking Jetking, Rajajinagar Branch, B;lore

6 Mr Shiva, ‘Creating Network Platform’-Among the college community

Living Tree SnowFlake Technology people

7 Mr Mohan B N , Robotics -The world of Artificial Intelligence

Operation Head, Chief Ambassador Inspiration Unlimited

8 Mr Subhas Robotics -The world of Artificial Intelligence

Robotics -The world of Artificial Intelligence

9 Dr Punitha, What is Trending in ICT Technical Manager,HCL Technologies

10 Bhagyavana S . Mudigoudra Current Trends of IT

HOD, PG & UG Department of Computer Science . Maharanis’ Science College for women, Palace Road,


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11 Mr. Bharat Personality Development Inspiration Speaker from Inspiration Unlimited

12 Mr. Arun, How to Develop Projects on different platforms

Elexisoft technologies, Manuvana, Vijayanagar, Bangalore

13 Mr. Kumerasann Mohan, Final Year Projects

Director IRH Technologies Pvt. Ltd Bangalore

14 Mrs Shashikala Linked List Government Science College,Bangalore

15 Prof Rama Shankar Software Engineering Maharani Lakshmi Ammani College

33 Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning-Experiments based teaching Special Lectures, Quiz, Open Resources, Online tests, Projects, Group discussion, Poster, Seminar Competitions, and Assignments.

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities. Faculty has Taught Computer skills to Government School Students


STRENGTH 1) Well networked systems and internet facility is provided on all systems 2) Department has rich library with four hundred books 3) The department conducts activities in the interest of students 4) Classes conducted through interactive board 5) Innovative teaching methods (PPT, Audio and video clippings for relevant

topics) 6) Class and unit tests conducted regularly 7) Special classes and remedial classes conducted regularly 8) Personality development programs and career oriented programs are

conducted 9) Internet facility allows exposure to students to existing objects/functional

system and ongoing developments in far off areas of world which remained unexplored /inaccessible till now

10) Faculty willingness to take up challenging assignments

WEAKNESS 1) Student Background : Rural background 2) Lack of subject knowledge 3) Lack of communication skills 4) Frequent transfer of faculty members 5) Poor student attitude towards higher learning

OPPORTUNITIES 1) Students can further pursue higher education viz MCA and M.Sc


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2) Students can opt for jobs in BPOs and MNCs 3) Hardware And Networking, 4) IT job prospects

CHALLENGES 1) Required to keep on upgrading with the new technology 2) Rural background students’ inability to improve performance in studies 3) Limited avenues in jobs for Degree students


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DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY 1 Name of the Department : Botany 2 Year of Establishment: 2010


UG


Nil


Semester, CBCS since 2014


Environmental studies for all the courses Environment and Public Health for CBCS


Nil


Nil

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I. Dr.Shubha M.Sc, Ph.D

Asso. Prof

Cytogenetics, plant breeding & Med. plants, phy to chemistry, PTC, organic farming

22 Nil

II. Prof.Rathna Kumari

M.Sc, (Ph.D)

Asst. Prof

Phytore mediation, PTC, Med & Aromatic plants

13

III. Prof.Shivashankaraiah.S M.Sc Asso.

Prof Cytogenetics 33

IV. Prof.Zaiba Nishath Bano

M.Sc Asso. Prof Microbiology 25


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11 List of senior visiting faculty: Dr.Prathibha Vinay


13 Student -Teacher Ratio (programme wise) : B.Sc - 22:1; EPH- 125:1


15 Qualifications of teaching faculty with DSc/ D.Litt/ Ph.D/ MPhil / PG: One


One ,National , UGC sponsored

17

Departmental projects funded by DST - FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and total grants received : Rs.1,60,000/- UGC sponsored Research Project Successfully Completed. Principal Investigator for UGC sponsored Minor Research Project on Growth and antioxidant content analysis of compost and bioinoculant treated medicinal plants.(completed by Dr Shubha)


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Publication per faculty: i. Distribution of AM Fungi in some rare and endangered medicinal plants,

Journal of Microbial world Vol.12(2) 2010.ISSN 0972-1487 ii. Anti Oxidant and Nutrient content of Micro propagated Costus Pictus

inoculated with beneficial soil micro organisms, Advances in Plant Sciences (International Refereed Journal), Vol.12(2) 2010, Vol.23(2),2010 IF 2.72(NAAS) ISSN 0970-3586

iii. Evaluation of Heat stable protein, Total Soluble Proteins and Antibacterial properties of Costus pictus D.Don, The Bioscan. International Quarterly Journal of Life Sciences, Vol 5(1), 2010, ISSN 0973-7049, IF 4.57(NAAS),IF 0.269

iv. Antibacterial activity of protein extracts of selected mulberry varieties, The Bioscan. Intrnational Quartely Journal of Life Sciences, Vol 5(1), 2010 .ISSN 0973-7049 .IF 4.57(NAAS)

v. Environment friendly strategy to increase antioxidant content and produce of Sauropus androgynus, The Bioscan, International Quarterly Journal of Life Sciences, Vol.3 (2). 2011, ISSN 0973-7049, IF 4.57(NAAS)

vi. Screening of antibacterial activity of Total Soluble Protein of mulberry varieties, International Journal of current pharmaceutical research, Vol.3 (2). 2011 IF 4.7(ICV),IF 4.510 (Scientific Journal IF), ISSN 0975-7066

vii. Growth, Antioxidant and NPK content analysis of Compost and biofertiliser treated medicinal plant:Alternanthera sessilis, Asian Journal


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of Microbiology, Biotechnology and environmental Sciences.Vol.15.(1).2013 IF 3.07 (NAAS) ,Scopus H Index-10, ISSN 0972-3005

viii. In vitro micropropagation of Trichopus zeylanicus through seed explants. Journal of biology, agriculture and health care, an International Journal. Vol.4(9)2014,IF 5.09 (IC) ISSN 2224-3208.

ix. Development of abnormal somatic embryos in Banana CV Nanjangud rasabale(Silk GP.Rasthali.AAB), Journal of Bioinnovations, Vol.3(2) 2014..IF 0.488(Global Impact Factor)

x. Conservation and cultivation strategies for medicinal plants using rural ecosysytem waste produce and its effect on antioxidant content of the medicinal plants studied. Biodiversity watch (International Journal).To be published


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Reviewed Number of publications listed in International Database (For Eg: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database:

All are listed

Monographs: Nil Chapter in Books: Nil Books Edited: Nil Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers Nil Citation Index SNIP SJR Impact factor Given h-index Given

20 Areas of consultancy and income generated:

Environment, Medicinal plants, Honorary

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National Science Congress, Botanical Society, Bangalore


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Student projects : 1. Health and Hygiene awareness in slums of Indiranagar and

Karekallu. A study 2. Vehicular Survey in and around GFGC Vijayanagar.

a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter departmental/ programme :

I sem 100 % III Sem 17.14


Student Research Projects Guided by Dr Shubha, Principal Investigator for two successfully completed Student Research projects funded by Department of Science and Technology, Government of Karnataka.,2011: 1.Antibacterial Activity of Costus pictus., 2.Antibacterial activity of Sauropus androgynus

23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students: Faculty: Dr.Shubha

1. “Talented Scientist” Award in 2012 at 4th International Conference on Medicinal plants and herbal products organized by School of Medicine , George Washington University , Maryland for outstanding contribution in the field of medicinal plants research at International level

2. ”Bharat Shiksha Rathan Award” by Global Society for Health and Educational Growth, New Delhi on 30th Sep,2013 for contribution in the field of Education

Students: Intercollegiate Science exhibition I Prize:Chandrakala M. II B.Sc(CBZ) and Rashmi H.S. I B.Sc (CBZ) Consolation Prize: Pavan N.D. I B.Sc. CBZ.

24 List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department Sl

No. Name Topic

1 Dr.Prathibha Vinay Role of Medicinal plants in Primary Health Care

2 Dr.T. V Ramachandra, Center for Ecological Sciences,IISc. Ecosystem Management

3 Dr.Lakshmi Narayan,Regional Director,KSPCB. Pollution

4 Dr.Meera. Asso.Prof, Dept of Zoology, Govt.Science College,Bangalore.

Contributions of Indian Scientists to the field of Science.

5 Mr.Srinivasan Gopalan,ITS, Regional Director, SSC, Karnataka Kerala Region,Bangalore

Job Avenues in central Government for life Science Students through SSC.


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6 Dr.Sabeeha Banu, HOD ,Botany,Alameen College for Women ,Bangalore and also Subject. Expert for SSC Karnataka Kerala Region

Job Avenues in central Government for life Science Students through SSC

7 Dr. K.Y Prathibha, HOD of Botany,MSCW,Bangalore -

25 Seminars/ Conferences/Workshops organized & the source of funding a) National UGC sponsored National Seminar to be conducted

on the topic entitled, ’Environmental Degradation and its Effect on Sustenance of Life’

b) International Nil 26 Student profile programme/course wise:

Course App. Rec. Selected Enrolled Pass% Male Female I.B.Sc (CBZ) 36 36 16 20 83 IIB.Sc. (CBZ) 25 25 13 12 76 III B.Sc.(CBZ) 15 15 6 9 94.11


Name of the Course % Same State % Other States % Abroad B.Sc.(CBZ) 97.23 2.77% -

28 How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defense services, etc. ? -

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Student progression UG to PG 43% PG to M.Phil. - PG to PhD - PhD to Post -Doctoral - Employed 12% Campus selection - Other than campus recruitment 12% Entrepreneurship/Self-employment 9%

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31 Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, government or other agencies. – 22

32 Details on student enrichment program (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts.- Please refer-24


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33 Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning-Experiments based teaching PPT, Group discussion, Seminars, Poster Competitions, Essay, Assignments, Projects, Field Visits to places of ecological importance, Industrial visits

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities. participate in the Eco club activities, distributed medicinal plants to neighborhood, Students of Botany conducted workshop on mushroom cultivation to other students, teaching and non-teaching staff, and neighborhood, Creating awareness on environmental issues, conducted survey on Health and Hygiene awareness in slums of Indiranagar and Karekallu. Wall Magazine –“Flora” is focused on medicinal plants, environmental issues.


STRENGTH 1) Good Results with value addition. 2) Learner Centric activities 3) Qualified and Experienced Staff 4) Team work 5) Wall Magazine 6) Add-on Courses 7) International And National awardee 8) International publications with high impact factor

WEAKNESS 1) Inadequate Research lab 2) Inadequate infrastructure

OPPORTUNITIES 1) Increase the student strength as the subject is introduced recently. 2) Serve socio-economically backward students 3) Encourage Student research projects

CHALLENGES 1) Declining student strength to basic Science subjects. 2) Transfers

FUTURE PLANS 1) To establish additional and Research Lab 2) To establish Museum and Orchidarium


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DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY 1 Name of the Department : Zoology 2 Year of Establishment: 2010


Undergraduate, B.Sc, CBZ





Nil


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Number of Teaching posts: Sanctioned Filled Professors - - Associate Professor 02 02 Asst. Professors - -



Designation

Specialization



I. Prof.K.N. Sharadadevi

M.Sc. Asso. Prof.

Reproductive Physiology

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II. Dr. B. S. Sathyakumar

M.Sc,Ph.D Asso. Prof

Fishery Biology 26 Nil



Nil



Nil


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PG-1 Ph.D-1


Nil


Nil


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Publication per faculty: Sharada Devi

i. ‘Waste management of Bangalore city’. Journal of Zoology. National Journal.

ii. ‘Working women and challenges’ proceedings of the National Seminar held on 14 and 15 Octobe r 2014 on ‘women empowerment then and now A social historical, economic and political perspective’. ISBN 978-81-927126-4-2


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Reviewed Number of publications listed in International Database (For Eg: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database:

-

Monographs: - Chapter in Books: - Books Edited: - Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers - Citation Index - SNIP SJR Impact factor h-index -


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Sharadadevi: Member of Zoology Forum Bangalore university

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Student projects : 1) Dog menace in Bengaluru 2) Sericulture Industry in Karnataka a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects

including inter departmental/ programme : Final Year 100%

b) Institution i.e.in Research laboratories/Industry/other agencies - 23 Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students: Nil


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24 List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department Sl

No. Resource persons Topic 1 1.Mr. Srikantaiah I.F.S. Director Ayush Ayurveda

2 Mr. Suresh Heblikar, Environmentalist, Cine Actor, Director , eco- watch

Environment Conservation

3 K.H. Vinaykumar IFS, Conservator of Forests, EMPRI Forest management

4 Shivkumar, Senior Scientist ,KSCST,IISC,Bangalore

Rain water Harvesting IISC

5 Mr.B.M.T.Rajiv, IFS Deputy Conservator of Forests Conservation of Forests



Course App. Rec. Selected Enrolled Pass% Male Female I B.Sc (CBZ) 36 35 12 24 86.99 II B.Sc(CBZ) 34 34 24 10 86.99 III B.Sc.(CBZ) 25 25 12 13 65.35


Name of the Course % Same State % Other States % Abroad B.Sc. 97.3 2.7 -

28 How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defense services, etc. ? -

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Student progression UG to PG 48 PG to M.Phil. - PG to PhD - PhD to Post -Doctoral - Employed - Campus selection Other than campus recruitment 27 Entrepreneurship/Self-employment 10

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DETAILS OF INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITY Library 500 Books Internet facilities for staff and students. Yes Classrooms with ICT facility Yes Laboratories Yes

31 Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university,


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government or other agencies. – Please refer 5.1.2 32 Details on student enrichment program (special lectures / workshops /

seminar) with external experts.- Please refer 24 33 Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning-Experiments based

teaching Computer aided teaching, Experiments based teaching, Student seminars oriented teaching,Question Answer based discussion method.

34 Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and extension activities. The department participates in all the activities of the eco-club. Spreading of environment awareness among residents is our goal


STRENGTH 1) Experienced Staff 2) Student Projects 3) Good Results 4) Research activities of faculty and students. 5) Good infrastructure including e-content. 6) Participation and presentation of faculty members in State, National level

seminars

WEAKNESS 1) lack of research lab 2) Lack of funds to set up additional student’s lab.

OPPORTUNITIES 1) Students are empowered with academic skill to face competitive exam 2) Department organizes special guest lectures 3) Academically poor economically challenged students are trained in remedial

classes. 4) Students are taken for research laboratory visits and on educational trips as

part of curriculum

CHALLENGES 1) Semester scheme examination.

FUTURE PLANS 1) To establish additional and Research Lab 2) Establishment of research lab with latest infrastructural facilities 3) To start PG course in zoology 4) Promoting student projects 5) Apply for National and Internationals Conferences and workshops


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COMPLIANCE OF PEER TEAM RECOMMENDATION

Starting need-based and relevant new add on courses to enhance employability and entrepreneurship by each department. For example certificate/diploma courses in translation, soft skills, tally, foreign languages, history of technology , cyber security, data security and the PG programmes in all the departments.

Complied

More ICT enabled teaching – learning methods to be initiated.

All the departments adopt ICT enabled teaching

College library and office may be fully computerized for the benefit of stakeholders. Double entry accounting system shall be introduced.

Office and library fully automated

In view of considerable percentages of girl students, the college may explore special grants for the development of women studies. Establishment of sexual harassments prevention cell as per the Supreme Court direction.

Sexual harassments prevention cell as per the Supreme Court direction. is established

A language lab is recommended. Communicative English lab is established.

Auditorium and gymnasium may be provided. Fans need to be put in all the class rooms.

Rs 99 lakhs is sanctioned for the constructon of the auditorium Department of Youth Services has sanctioned 15 lakhs to set up gym. Fans are provided to all the classrooms and labs

Career counseling, personality development programmes and placement cell may be activated and strengthened.

Career counseling, personality development program and placement cell are activated and strengthened .They are working tirelessly towards the holistic development of the students.


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The internet connectivity to be made available to all is including students. Provided

Grants may be sought from UGC under eleventh plan for minor and major research project and for innovative programmes by all the departments. The teachers having minor/major research projects of UGC shall be retained in the respective colleges till completion of the project.

Done.

Infrastructure needs to be utilized optimally by starting additional programmes in addition to those of KSOU

New subject, geography is introduced


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POST ACCREDITATION INITIATIVES

The institution since reaccreditation is marching ahead to excel in all the fields of curricular, co-curricular, extra-curricular activities with appropriate planning and execution of the same with utmost precision and productivity. The institute which will be soon completing three decades of successful existence has been accredited in 2003 with C++ and subsequently in 2009 with Grade‘B’ with 2.47 CGPA. Keeping in view the observations made by the previous NAAC team and in consonance with the Vision, Mission and Objectives the institution has conceptualized several initiatives during post-accreditation which have been successfully implemented to achieve greater heights.

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) has taken various quality initiatives which are successfully implemented. IQAC plays an active role in complementing and enhancing the quality of curricular aspects by preparing a comprehensive academic calendar, taking academic audit through result analysis and motivating the departments to introduce Add-on courses. IQAC with its quality intervention has taken initiatives to improve teaching pedagogy by coordinating and conducting various quality enhancing programs. By promoting and funding students research projects and encouraging ICT teaching and learning IQAC has made blended learning a reality. It has taken lead in promoting research ambience in the institution. The cell has taken a proactive role in creating additional infrastructure. With regard to creating meaningful student support systems IQAC is playing a pivotal role. The Cell with its several initiatives supports the administration for transparent, efficient and effective governance. Eco friendly activities of the institution is conceptualized and supported by IQAC initiatives. The Cell supports all the best practices of the institution with the necessary and timely intervention.

INITIATIVES TO ENHANCE INFRASTRUCTURE To accommodate the increasing student strength, introduction of new subjects, combinations, the institution tapped the grants from MPLAD fund, UGC, State Government, for the construction of additional classrooms, ramps, disabled friendly toilet, laboratories, library, staff rooms, and Post Graduation block. Further to support ICT it has established additional AV rooms.


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New projects in the pipeline are • BBMP has sanctioned 99 lakhs towards the construction of Auditorium • DCE has sanctioned 68 lakhs towards the construction of 4 more

classrooms. • UGC has sanctioned 14.6 lakhs towards flood light court preparation and

strengthening sports department. • Department of Youth Services has sanctioned 15 lakhs towards the

purchase of gym equipments. • The institute has sent proposal to UGC for the construction of additional

classrooms.

INITIATIVES TO INTRODUCE BASIC SCIENCE COMBINATION AT UG LEVEL The introduction of basic science combination viz., PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) and CBZ (Chemistry, Botany, Zoology) was a real challenge as the strength to these courses is declining. This was successfully addressed by various strategies adopted and the institute is proud to have established these combinations with laboratories, necessary equipments and teaching faculty.

INITIATIVES TO INTRODUCE NEW COMBINATIONS IN HUMANITIES AT UG LEVEL The initiative to introduce new combinations like HEG (History, Economics, Geography), PJCE (Psychology, Journalism, Communicative English) has reached the students who are interested in these combinations. The combination with journalism has enhanced the job opportunities.

INITIATIVES TO INTRODUCE NEW SPECIALISATION IN PG KANNADA AND ESTABLISH RESEARCH CENTER The department of Post-Graduation studies in Kannada has introduced three new specializations as per the demands of students. It has applied for the sanction of Research Center.

INITIATIVES TO UPGRADE LIBRARY AND INFORMATION CENTER Initiatives are implemented to upgrade library with INFLIBNET facility. The library subscribes to over 71 International and National Journals. Library is shifted to spacious and well ventilated portion of the new building constructed after the second cycle of accreditation.


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INITIATIVES TO START NEW UGC SPONSORED ADD-ON COURSES AND OTHER CERTIFICATE COURSES UGC sponsored add-on courses in Sociology and Journalism have been successfully started. Various departments have also initiated certificate courses to provide skills and augment the curriculum.

INITIATIVES TO START FORUMS The institute has started forums viz., Humanities, Science, Commerce and Management to support the curricular activities.

INITIATIVES TO CELEBRATE FESTS One of the most important initiatives is to celebrate fests like Commerce and Management Fest, Economics Fest, Psychology Fest and Desi Habba-Festival of nativity. All these have supported academic, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.

INITIATIVES TO CONDUCT SCIENCE EXHIBITION AND OTHER INTERCOLLEGIATE COMPETITIONS To imbibe interest in science the Science Forum has conducted Science Exhibition and intercollegiate competitions.

INITIATIVES TO EXCEL IN THE FIELD OF RESEARCH As per the previous NAAC Peer Team Report, the institute took the initiative to tap grants for research from UGC; as a result 19 Minor Research Projects were sanctioned. Various discipline centric and multidisciplinary national level conferences, workshops, symposia, both UGC sponsored and self -financed were held which gave the platform to share the research knowledge of participants in the institution. IQAC sponsored student research projects have created a research ambience in the student community.

Research and Publication wing–‘REACH’ is an innovative research initiative taken by the institute which focuses on sharing of new trends in all the disciplines in the field of research and publication of the research papers.

INITIATIVES TO ESTABLISH A PUBLISHING UNIT ‘Kannada Sangha’ has taken initiative to establish a publishing unit. It has published two books.


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INITITIATIVES TO ENTER INTO MOU, LINKAGES, COLLABORATIONS Various departments, committees have entered into MOUs, linkages and collaborations. The MOUs has helped to develop employability skills among students and expose them to practical knowledge of their theoretical understanding.

INITIATIVES TO STRENGTHEN ENABLING UNIT FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED-CHETHANA The institute is proud to have a State-of-the–art unit ‘Chethana’ for differently abled which has initiated and strengthened in the last four years to cater to the needs of increasing strength of blind and other physically challenged students. Ramps, special toilets, wheel chair, special sports equipments along with the Braille materials, screen reading software, other necessary equipments have strengthened the capacities of our differently abled students to compete with their peers.

INITIATIVES TO ESTABLISH SEXUAL HARASSMENT PREVENTION CELL As per previous PTR, the institute has established Sexual Harassment Prevention Cell following Supreme Court Guidelines. With this the Women Cell is also strengthened.

INITIATIVES TO STRENGTHEN COUNSELLING CELL ‘SUMANA’ With the initiatives of ‘Sumana’ students are given free consultation by counselors and doctors regularly. Tutor ward system through mentoring is also strengthened.

INITIATIVES TO START YOUTH RED CROSS The Youth Red Cross wing is very active in creating an atmosphere with humane values. Its activities like old age home visits, blood donation camps, environment concern, and health camps have made the institute proud.


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GREEN INITIATIVES With the establishment of eco club and its activities the students have become aware of the issues related to environment and its conservation. The activities are extended to neighborhood. IQAC, several departments and committees have taken initiatives to make campus green and environment friendly, like herbal garden, reduction of usage of plastic, rain water harvesting structures, mapping the flora of the college, enhancing the biodiversity of the college, celebrating Green Week, segregation of waste and composting.

INITIATIVES TO STRENGTHEN PLACEMENT CELL AND TO CONDUCT JOB MELA With the initiatives of the placement cell various programs are conducted to increase skills among students. The initiative of this proactive cell has resulted in JOB MELA which was conducted on 31/03/2015. Several campus recruitment drives were also conducted.

INITIATIVES TO ENHANCE INSTITUTIONAL SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES The extension activities of the institution, the student projects, surveys, few MRPs of faculties, activities of NSS, YRC showcase the ISR.

INITIATIVES TO MOTIVATE ALUMNI Special initiatives are taken to motivate Alumni to support differently abled students. Alumni are motivated to support and encourage their junior peers.

INITIATIVES TO PROVIDE INTERNET ACCESS TO ALL DEPARTMENTS With the initiatives of IQAC all the departments are provided with computer and internet facility.


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CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE


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2(f) & 12(B) CERTIFICATE OF UGC


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