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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PUDUCHERRY

KARAIKAL - 609 609

ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016

1. INTRODUCTION

Nestled in the panoramic scenes of Karaikal - a coastal enclave in the basin of

river Cauvery in the Union Territory of Puducherry - National Institute of Technology

Puducherry, established in 2010 under the Eleventh Five Year Plan, is one among the

ten new NITs sanctioned by the Govt. of India in 2009. The Institute is a rapidly growing

educational institution of Technical education and is striding ahead in establishing its

qualitative base in Research and Higher Learning under the Ministry of Human

Resource Development, Government of India, New Delhi. The National Institute of

Technology Puducherry is herewith submitting its 6th Annual Report 2015-16 to the

Parliament.

Its functioning is in complete accordance with the directives of the Government

requirements for the establishment of New NITs, such as minimum of 300 acres of

Land, Connecting Roads, Continuous Water Supply, Electricity etc. Further, owing to its

prime location and leading industrial background, the Government of Union Territory of

Puducherry identified the land in Poovam and Thiruvetakudy village at Karaikal for

permanent campus construction of NIT Puducherry.

The preliminary academic session commenced in June 2010 under the

mentorship of National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli (NIT-T) and thereafter,

since 2011, NIT Puducherry took control of its own administration and management,

and till date has created three successful pass out batches of (2014,2015 & 2016)

worthy technocrats with moral values and futuristic insight. The Institute is now

operational in its permanent campus situated at Poovam Village, Thiruvettakdy, at

Karaikal.

1.1 VISION & MISSION

VISION

To be among leading Indian Institutes for Excellent, Relevant and Value based

Technical Education and Research.

Annual & Audit Report 2015-16

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MISSION

To create the Infrastructure and Academic environment at par with best

benchmarks.

To offer Under-Graduate, Post-Graduate and Doctoral Programs in the

Technical Fields of National Importance.

To collaborate for Research and Consultancy works with leading National

and International Laboratories, Institutes and Industries.

To train young minds in Intellectual and Ethical Strengths for developing

their Capacity in the areas of Science, Engineering and Technology.

To relentlessly pursue professional excellence with ethics.

To implement continuously improving models of Comprehensive

Education.

2. LOCATION

The Union Territory of Puducherry is constituted out of the four erstwhile French

establishments of Pondicherry, Karaikal, Mahe and Yanam. Karaikal region is embedded in the

Nagapattinam and Thiruvarur Districts of Tamil Nadu state. Karaikal is well connected by Road

network, 320 KM from Chennai, 130 KM from Puducherry, 16 KM from Nagapattinam and 160

KM from Tiruchirappalli. Also, it is connected by Rail from Ernakulum, Chennai, Velankanni,

Bangalore, Mumbai and construction of Airport at Nedungadu is in progress. The campus is very

well connected with road transport. The geographical demography of Karaikal district is10° 49'

34" N South,11° 0' 25" N North, 79° 43' 15" E West and 79° 51' 35" E East.

Map showing the Karaikal Town along with Puducherry and Chennai Cities

The climate at Karaikal is tropical and it suffers with maximum temperature in the

month of May and June whereas minimum during the month of October to February. On an

average, 45°C is recorded as maximum and 20°C as minimum. The maximum rainfall is received

from the Northeast monsoon during the month of October to December.

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Apart from the Pilgrim centers, Karaikal Port, Oil & Natural Gas Corporation and many large

and medium scale industries like Johnson Ceramic Tiles Industry, Henkel Chemical Industry etc. plays

vital role for the selection of the location. Karaikal has number of English Medium and Tamil Medium

private schools, Matriculation Schools etc. Apart from that Kendriya Vidyalaya, Navodhaya School,

Government Polytechnic, Industrial Training School etc. are also available. Arignar Anna Govt. Arts &

Science College, Avvaiyar Govt. College for Women, Perunthalaivar Kamarajar Institute of Technology

( Govt. Engg. College), Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Agricultural College (Govt. Agri. College), Perunthalaivar

Kamarajar College of Education (B. Ed. College), Two Self Financing Engg. Colleges, one private Medical

College etc., make Karaikal as education centre. Above said facilities made the Govt. of Puducherry to

select Karaikal as an apt place for the National Institute of Technology Puducherry.

A four member team formed by the Ministry of Human Resource Development, New Delhi

visited the site and accorded approval in 2010 and subsequently by expert from Educational Consultant

India Ltd (EdCIL), Government of India Undertaking at Noida inspected the place. A land of area of

256.59 acres given by Government of Puducherry has scenic beauty of sea shore on eastern side and

several water canals passing through. The presence of water bodies and greenery in the area provides

pollution free and Eco-friendly atmosphere, an apt place to establish an Educational Institution.

2.1 REGISTRATION

Initially, the Institute was registered as Society under Societies Registration Act 1860 with the

Registrar of Companies, Puducherry on 25.3.2010 vide registration No. 134/2010 during March 2010

with members from Govt. of Puducherry, Ministry of Human Resource Development, New Delhi and

Mentor Institute.

In the year 2012-13, the Government of India, Ministry of Human Resource Development,

Dept. of Higher Education, New Delhi have brought all the ten new National Institute of Technology

formed during 2009-10 under the National Institute of Technology Act, 2007( 29 of 2007) passed by

Parliament by NIT (Amendment) Act 2012 ( 28 of 2012) on 7th June 2012. This has been communicated

by the Ministry vide its letter no. F.33-8/2012-TS III dated 12.11.2012.

3. ADMINISTRATION

Administrative Bodies

As per the directives of NITs Act 2007, Govt. of India, Ministry of Human Resource

Development, New Delhi had suggested the following administrative bodies:

a. Board of Governors

b. Senate

c. Finance Committee

d. Building and Works Committee


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3.1 BOARD OF GOVERNORS

The Chairman

Dr. Baldev Raj - a distinguished Scientist (published 700 research papers in leading

International and National Journals, authored 42 books, delivered more than 300 honor, planetary

keynotes and invited lectures etc.), Awardee of Padma Shri, Prof. Brham Prakash memorial Medal Of

INSA 2013, 1st Dr. Homi J. Bhabha Centenary Year Award etc., President of Indian National Academy of

Engineering, Director (Retd.) Indira Gandhi Center for Atomic Research, Kalpakkam, President Research

PSG Institutions, Fellow of The Third World Academy of Sciences etc., Member of the German National

Academy of Science etc., - was appointed as the First Chairman, Board of Governors of National

Institute of Technology Puducherry by Government of India, Ministry of Human Resource

Development, New Delhi with the approval of the Visitor (MHRD letter No. F.23-19/2010-TS II (Pt)

Dated 5.1.2011).

The Director

Dr.(Mrs) S. K. Pandey, Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, NIT Tiruchirappalli -

having more than 40 years of experience in Teaching and Research (Published more than 125 papers in

referred International, National Journals and Conferences, guided four Ph. Ds), received several awards

such as Tamil Nadu Woman Scientist Award for Engineering and Technology for the year 1999-2000.

She was the First Director of NIT Srinagar (J & K) during 2003 – 2005, First regular Director, SLIET,

Longowal, Punjab (Govt. of India, MHRD funded Institution) Deemed to be University (2006-2008),

Director of NIT, Raipur ( 2008-2011) – was selected by the Ministry of Human Resource Development,

New Delhi, as Director of the NIT Puducherry at Karaikal as first regular Director.

Dr. (Mrs.) S. K. Pandey has joined National Institute of Technology Puducherry on 16.12.2011

F.N. and continued during the year under report. The Govt. of India, Ministry of Human Resource

Development, Dept. of Higher Education, New Delhi, had issued order for the constitution of the Board

as per NIT Act 2007 and communicated the same in their letter no.F28-37/2012-TS III dated 8.11.2012.

As per NIT Act 2007, the Board of Governors was constituted and the following are the members

Name Designation Address

Dr. Baldev Raj Chairman

President,

I.N.A.E., Viswakarma Bhawan,

6th Floor, New Delhi - 110 016

Dr. (Mrs.) S. K. Pandey MEMBER

(Ex-Officio)

Director,

National Institute of Technology

Puducherry, Karaikal – 609 605

Additional Secretary

MHRD

MEMBER

(Ex-Officio)

Additional Secretary,

Government of India,

M.H.R.D. Dept. of Higher Education, Delhi


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Joint Secretary &

Financial Adviser

MEMBER

(Ex-Officio)

Joint Secretary & Financial Adviser,


Ministry of Human Resource Development,

New Delhi – 110 115

Dr. Sarit Kumar Das MEMBER Dean (Academic Research), IITM,

Chennai – 600 036

Dr. (Mrs.) Enakshi

Bhattacharya MEMBER

Professor,

Dept. of Electrical Engg.,

IITM, Chennai – 600 036

Dr. S. Venugopal MEMBER

Outstanding Scientist & Associate Director,

Radio Metallurgy Laboratory,

Indira Gandhi Center for Atomic Research,

Kalpakkam – 603 102

Dr. S. Shanmugam MEMBER

Professor,

Department of Mech. Engineering,

National Institute of Technology,

Tiruchirappalli – 620 015

Dr. Shrish Verma MEMBER

Professor,

Department of Electronics &

Communication Engineering

National Institute of Technology,

Raipur – 492 010

Dr. Govindarajulu MEMBER

Principal,

Pondicherry Engineering College,

R. Venkatraman Nagar, Kalapet,

Puducherry – 605 014

Mr. N.Gokulakrishnan MEMBER

Chairman & Managing Director,

Nithya Group of Companies,

No.17, First Cross Road,

Azeez Nagar, Redddiarpalayam,


Registrar SECRETARY

(Ex-Officio)

Registrar,

National Institute of Technology

Puducherry, Karaikal – 609 605

During the year under report, two meeting of Board Governors were held.

The Tenth Meeting of the Board of Governors was held on Saturday, the 6th June 2015 at 11.30

A.M. at the Conference Hall of Rajaji Bhavan, CPWD, Chennai under the Chairmanship of Dr. Baldev Raj,

President, I.N.A.E. & Director of National Institute of Advanced Studies.


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The following members attended the meeting:

Name Designation

Dr. Baldev Raj,

President, I.N.A.E.,

Viswakarma Bhawan, 6th Floor,

New delhi – 110016.

CHAIRMAN

Dr.( Mrs.) S.K.Pandey, Director, National Institute

of Technology, Puducherry, karaikal – 609605. MEMBER (Ex - Officio)

Shri. Pravin Kumar, Joint Secretary (Representing on behalf of Additional Secretary) Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, New Delhi.

MEMBER

Shri. Sat Pal Sharma,

Assistant Financial Adviser

(Representing on behalf of Financial Adviser)

Government of India, Ministry of Human Resource

Development, Dept. of Higher Education,

New Delhi -15.

MEMBER

Dr. Sarit Kumar Das,

Dean Academic Research

(Nominatedby the Director IIT Madras)

Indian Institute of Technology Madras.

MEMBER

Prof. D. Govindarajulu, Principal,

Pondicherry Engineering College,

R. Venkataraman Nagar, Kalapet,

Puducherry – 605014.

MEMBER

Shri N. Gokulakrishnan,

Chairman & Managing Director,

Nithya Group of Companies,

Azeez Nagar, Reddypalayam,


MEMBER

Dr. Enakshi Bhattacharya, Professor & HOD Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Madras.

MEMBER

Dr. S. Shanmugam Professor Department of Mechanical Engineering NIT Tiruchirappalli.

MEMBER

Dr. S. Venugopal Outstanding Scientist, Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research Kalpakkam

MEMBER


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Dr. Ravi Kant Mishra,

Registrar,

National Institute of Technology Puducherry,

Karaikal – 609 605.

SECRETARY (Ex - Officio)

The board approved the minutes of the 6th FC meeting of which the major points are as follows:

1. Opening of separate bank accounts for New Pension Scheme, Corpus Fund,

Student Welfare Fund, Fee Fund & Project Fund

2. Implementation of uniform accounting standard

3. Implementation of revised Tuition Fee as per 8th Meeting of NIT Council with

effect from Academic Session 2015 – 2016

4. Scholarship for M. Tech students

5. Scholarship for Ph. D Scholars

The 11th Meeting of the Board of Governors was held on Friday, the 18th December 2015 at

12.30 P.M. at the Conference Hall of NIAS, IISC Campus, Bangalore under the Chairmanship of Dr.

Baldev Raj, President, I.N.A.E. & Director of National Institute of Advanced Studies.

Name Designation

Dr. Baldev Raj,

President, I.N.A.E.,


New delhi – 110016.

CHAIRMAN

Dr.( Mrs.) S.K.Pandey, Director,

National Institute of Technology, Puducherry,

Karaikal – 609605.

MEMBER (Ex - Officio)

Shri. S. P. Goyal, Joint Secretary (Representing on behalf of Additional Secretary) Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, New Delhi.

MEMBER

Shri. Alex P. Thomos,



Government of India, Ministry of Human Resource

Development, Dept. of Higher Education, New Delhi

MEMBER

Dr. Enakshi Bhattacharya, Professor & HOD Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Madras.

MEMBER

Dr. S. Shanmugam Professor Department of Mechanical Engineering NIT Tiruchirappalli.

MEMBER


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Registrar,

National Institute of Technology Puducherry, Karaikal


The following important decisions were taken in the meeting.

Approved the appointments of faculty position made by the recruitment under the 4- tier

flexible faculty structure.

Approved the appointments made for the post of Deputy Registrar and Deputy Librarian.

Approved to declare end of Probation of Faculty Members recruited in 2013 above 6000

AGP.

The board approved the proposal of CPDA to all faculty members.

Approved for rolling advertisement for Professor & Associate professor.

Approved the Constitution of Departmental Visiting Committee and Review Committee.

3.2 SENATE

The National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli (Mentor institute) Senate was adopted as

Senate for the NIT Puducherry also till the Institute was brought under NIT Act 2007. During the year

under report, the Institute has formed its own Senate with their faculty members and nomination from

the Board. During the year 2015-16 the two meetings of the senate were held.

The Sixth meeting of the Senate was held on Tuesday, the 11th July, 2015 at 11.30 A.M. in the

Conference Hall of National Institute of Technology Puducherry, Karaikal.

The following members attended the meeting.

Name Designation

Dr. (Mrs.) S. K. Pandey,

Director, NIT Puducherry, Karaikal - 609 605. Director & Chairperson

Prof. M. Chidambaram, Department of Chemical Engineering, IIT Madras, Chennai.

Member

Prof. (Ms.) R. R. Bhargava

Dept. of Mathematics, IIT Roorkee, Roorkee –

247 667. (Through web conference on Skype)

Member

Dr. S. Shanmugam, Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, NIT Trichy.

Member

Dr. Lalitha Ramakrishnan

Center Head, Pondicherry University Karaikal

Campus, Nehru Nagar, Karaikal-609 605

Member

Dr. Ravi Kant Mishra, Registrar, National Institute of Technology Puducherry Karaikal – 609 605

Secretary (Ex-Officio)


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Dr Dr. G. Aghila

Professor, Dept. of CSE,

National Institute of Technology Puducherry.

Member

Dr. G. S. Mahapatra

Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mathematics, NIT

Puducherry.

Member

Dr. A. Anbalagan

Academic Coordinator, NIT Puducherry. Member

Dr. Kaladhar Kolla


Puducherry.

Member

Dr. V. P. Harigovindan

Assistant Professor, Dept. of ECE, NIT

Puducherry.

Member

Dr. K. Chandrasekaran

Assistant Professor, Dept. of EEE, NIT

Puducherry.

Member

Dr. N. Sendhil Kumar

Assistant Professor, Dept. of Mech. Engg., NIT

Puducherry.

Member

Dr. S. Madappa Vigneasuva Raja

Assistant Professor, Dept. of Civil Engg.,

NIT Puducherry.

Member

Dr. D. Ragupathy

Assistant Professor, Dept. of Chemistry, NIT

Puducherry.

Member

Dr. Amrtha Bhide

Assistant Professor, Dept. of Physics, NIT

Puducherry.

Member

Dr. Smrutisikta Mishra

Assistant Professor, Dept. of English, NIT

Puducherry.

Member

The Seventh meeting of the Senate was held on Friday, the 26th February, 2016 at 11.30 A.M in

the Conference Hall of NIT Puducherry, Karaikal. The following members attended the meeting:-

Name Designation

Dr. (Mrs.) S. K. Pandey,

Director, NIT Puducherry,

Karaikal - 609 605.

Chairperson

Dr. (Mrs.) A. B. Soni, Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, NIT Raipur.

Member


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Dr. A. K. Bhaduri, Distinguish Scientist, Director, Metallurgy & Materials Group, IGCAR, Kalpakkam

Member

Dr. S. Shanmugam, Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, NIT Trichy.

Member

Dr. Ravi Kant Mishra, Registrar, National Institute of Technology Puducherry Karaikal – 609 605

Secretary (Ex-Officio)

Dr Dr. G. Aghila

Professor, Dept. of CSE, NIT Puducherry.. A. Member

Dr. G. S. Mahapatra


Puducherry.

Member

Dr. A. Anbalagan

Academic Coordinator, NIT Puducherry. Member

The following Important decisions were taken in the above meetings:

Approval of the result of the odd and even semester exams for 2015-16.

It is proposed to start new B.Tech. Degree programme in Civil Engineering.

Amendment in the criteria for the supervision of Ph.D. Scholars

External review to be carried out on or before May 2016

Regulations for spending time in industry during summer vacation by Faculty

Registration of student be made mandatory at the beginning of the each semester.

3.3 FINANCE COMMITTEE

The Seventh Meeting of the Finance Committee was held on Saturday, the 6th June 2015 at

10.30 A.M. in the Conference Hall of the Chief Engineer (South Zone), C.P.W.D., Rajaji Bhawan, “G”

Wing, Besant Nagar, Chennai – 600 090 under the Chairmanship of Dr. Baldev Raj, President ,I.N.A.E.,

Viswakarma Bhawan, New Delhi – 110 016.

The following members attended the meeting:-

Name Designation

Dr. Baldev Raj,

President , I.N.A.E.,


New Delhi - 110 016

CHAIRMAN

Dr.( Mrs.) S. K. Pandey,

Director,





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Shri. Pravin Kumar

Joint Secretary

(Representing on behalf of the Additional

Secretary), Government of India,

Ministry of Human Resource Development,

Department of Higher Education,

New Delhi – 110115.

MEMBER

Shri. Sat Pal Sharma




Ministry of Human Resource Development, Dept

of Higher Education,

New Delhi -110115.

MEMBER

Dr. Sarit Kumar Das,

Dean (Academic Research),

(Nominated by The Director, IIT, Madras)

Indian Institute of Technology Madras,

Chennai – 600 036.

MEMBER

Dr. S. Venugopal

Outstanding Scientist, & Director, Indira Gandhi

Centre for Atomic Research Kalpakkam.

Special Invitee

Shri. P. P. Srinivasan, Additional Director General, CPWD, South Zone I, Chennai

Special Invitee


Registrar ,


Karaikal – 609 605


The following are the major decisions taken:-

Opening of separate bank accounts for New Pension Scheme, Corpus Fund, Student Welfare

Fund, Fee Fund & Project Fund

Implementation of uniform accounting standard

Implementation of revised Tuition Fee as per 7th Meeting of NIT Council with effect from

Academic Session 2015 – 2016

Scholarship for M. Tech students

Scholarship for Ph. D Scholars

Emphasized that issuing of Grant and expenditure by CPWD must go simultaneously.

The Eighth Meeting of the Finance Committee was held on Friday, the 18th December 2015 at

11.30 AM in the Conference Hall of the National Institute of Advanced Studies, IISc, Bangalore, under

the Chairmanship of Dr. Baldev Raj, President, I.N.A.E. and Director of NIAS, Bangalore.


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The following members attended the meeting:

Name Designation

Dr. Baldev Raj,

President , I.N.A.E.,


New Delhi - 110 016

CHAIRMAN


Director,




Shri. S.P. Goyal,

Joint Secretary

(Representing on behalf of Additional Secretary)


Ministry of Human Resource Development, Dept of

Higher Education, New Delhi -15.

MEMBER

Shri. Alex P. Thomas, Assistant Financial Adviser (Representing on behalf of Financial Adviser) MHRD, Govt. of India, New Delhi.

MEMBER

Dr. S. Shanmugam, Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering NIT Tiruchirappalli.

MEMBER

(BoG member requested to represent on behalf of Prof. S. Verma)

Dr. (Ms) Enakshi Bhattacharya, Professor & Head, Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Madras.

MEMBER

(BoG member requested to represent on behalf of Dr. S. Venugopal)

Shri. R. Selvaraju, Superintending Engineer (Civil) CPWD, South Zone I, Chennai.

On behalf of Chief Engineer (CPWD) as Special Invitee


Registrar,

National Institute of Technology Puducherry, Karaikal


Following are the important decisions taken.

The committee approved scholarships @ 12,400/- per month at par with mentor institute.

Approved contingency grant as per rules of MHRD

Approved to sanction financial powers of signing and issuing of Cheque/s for amount

below and including Rs.25000/- with the approval for single item by the Director

Approved to charge Rs.750/- as registration fee towards convocation.


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3.4 BUILDING AND WORKS COMMITTEE

During the year under report, the 11th Building and Works Committee was held on 11th

December 2015, at Conference Hall, NIT Puducherry, Karaikal. The following members attended the

meeting:

Name Designation


Director,

National Institute of Technology, Puducherry,


Chairman

Dr. C. Natarajan,

Professor

Department of Civil Engineering

NIT Tiruchirappalli.

MEMBER


Registrar ,


Karaikal – 609 605


Er. R. Selvaraju,

Superintendint Engineer (Civil)

CPWD, Karaikal

MEMBER

Er. R. Palanisamy,

Executive Engineer (Electrical)

CPWD, Karaikal.

MEMBER

Er. S. Madhivanan, Assistant Engineer CPWD, Karaikal

Special Invitee

Er. S. Chakravarti (Civil)

Executive Engineer,

CPWD, Karaikal

Special Invitee

Shri. P. V. Ravi, Deputy Registrar, National Institute of Technology Puducherry, Karaikal – 609 605

Special Invitee

Er. M. Murali Prakash Executive Engineer, National Institute of Technology Puducherry, Karaikal – 609 605

Special Invitee

Dr. S. Madappa Vigneasuva Raja, Nodal Officer & Asst. Prof. Department of Civil Engineering National Institute of Technology Puducherry, Karaikal – 609 605

Special Invitee

Preliminary estimate of Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication

Engineering and Electrical and Electronics Engineering has been approved. Approval for the detailed


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estimate of compound wall, science block, Guest House, Girls Hostel, Boys Hostel, Professor Quarters,

Director’s Bungalow, Multipurpose Hall and for development works was also obtained.

3.5 FACULTY & STAFF DETAILS

S.No DEPARTMENT NAME DESIGINATION

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Dr. (Mrs.) S. K. Pandey Director

2. Dr. G.S. Mahapatra Registrar (i/c)

3. Shri. Debi Prasad Pattanaik Assistant Registrar

4. Shri. N. Aghilan Office Superintendent

5. Ms. J. Anoosha Multi Tasking Staff


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6. Smt. P. Nishkala Multi Tasking Staff

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Dr. B. Surendiran Assistant Professor ,

Head of the Department

8. Dr. G. Aghila Professor

9. Dr. P. Arun Raj Kumar Assistant Professor

10. Dr. Narendran Rajagopalan Assistant Professor

11. Shri. Rajesh Vaithyanathan R Senior Lab Assistant


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Dr. K. Chandrasekaran Assistant Professor, Head of the Department

13. Dr. G. Koperundevi Assistant Professor

14. Dr. A. Venkadesan Assistant Professor

15. Dr. T. Vinopraba Assistant Professor

16. Shri. Sadheesh Kumar S J Technical Assistant


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Smt. R. Boopathi Rani Assistant Professor, Head of the Department

18. Dr. V. P. Harigovindan Assistant Professor

19. Dr. G. Lakshmi Sutha Assistant Professor

20. Shri. Aniruddha Kanhe Assistant Professor

21. Shri. Malaya Kumar Nath Assistant Professor

22. Shri. Megavath Nagaraju

Naik Technical Assistant


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Dr. N. Sendhil Kumar Assistant Professor, Head of the Department

24. Shri. R. Karthikeyan Technician

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Dr. G.S. Mahapatra Assistant Professor (Mathematics), Head of the Department

26. Dr. K. Kaladhar Kolla Assistant Professor

(Mathematics)

27. Dr. Smrutisikta Mishra Assistant Professor

(English)

28. Dr. Madappa Vigneasuva

Raja S Assistant Professor (Civil)

29. Dr. Ajay Kumar Mishra Assistant Professor

(Physics)


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30. Dr. Amrtha Bhide Assistant Professor (Physics)

31. Dr. D. Ragupathy Assistant Professor

(Chemistry)

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Dr. S. Babu SASO

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Er. Edvin Johnny Divy R Junior Engineer (Civil)

34. Shri. K. Murasoli Technical Assistant

(Systems)

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Smt. D. Sathiya Nurse


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4. ACADEMICS

4.1 COURSES OFFERED

National Institute of Technology Puducherry offers Under Graduate Engineering course in four

branches and has Doctoral Programme from the February session – 2014.

The following Courses were offered during the year under report:

I. B. Tech.

a. Computer Science & Engineering

b. Electronics & Communication Engineering

c. Electrical & Electronics Engineering

d. Mechanical Engineering

II. M. Tech.

a. Computer Science and Engineering

III. Doctoral Degree Programme

a. Ph. D. in Engineering

b. Ph. D. in Science

Each branch of B. Tech has been sanctioned with an intake of 30 students per annum and 15

Seats were sanctioned for M. Tech.

SUBJECT

Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Engineering Graphics, Energy and Environment

Engineering, Engineering Mechanics, Basics of Programming and English subjects were taught for the

first year students and Second year & third year branch wise syllabus EEE, ECE ,CSE and Mechanical

were taught.

Further, after joining of regular faculty, Board of studies in all the departments have

been conducted and the new syllabus has been adopted.

4.2 FEE STRUCTURE AND SCHOLARSHIP

The detailed Fee Structure with REVISED TUITION FEE of NIT Puducherry in accordance with

NIT Council recommendations are implemented from the academic year 2015-16 given as below:

B.Tech

INSTITUTE FEE

I-SEMESTER

INSTITUTE FEE FOR SC/ST

I-SEMESTER

Tuition fee Rs.35000 Tuition fee ----

Other Fees Rs. 8800 Other Fees Rs. 8800

Total Rs.43800 Total Rs.8800

THE REMAINING SEMESTERS

(II SEMESTER - VIII SEMESTER)

THE REMAINING SEMESTERS FOR SC/ST

(II SEMESTER - VIII SEMESTER)

Tuition fee Rs.35000 Tuition fee -----


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Total Rs.39350 Total Rs. 4350

M.Tech

INSTITUTE FEE

I-SEMESTER


I-SEMESTER

Tuition fee Rs.35000 Tuition fee ----




(II SEMESTER - IV SEMESTER)


(II SEMESTER - IV SEMESTER)

Tuition fee Rs.35000 Tuition fee -----



Ph. D

INSTITUTE FEE

I-SEMESTER


I-SEMESTER

Tuition fee Rs.15000

Other Fees Rs.9400 Other Fees Rs. 9400



(II SEMESTER onwards)


(II SEMESTER onwards)

Tuition fee Rs.15000



Ph. D. SCHOLARSHIP

The National Institute of Technology Puducherry announced to provide financial

support/ scholarship to a few full time research scholars who are not receiving any financial support/

scholarship from other Agencies or State or Central Governments.

They are required to assist the Department in the academic work for at least 8 hours

per week as per guidelines issued by the Ministry of Human Resources and Development, Govt. of

India, in addition to satisfying other conditions for the award /renewal of the fellowship.


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The fellowships are as follows:

Department/ Discipline Stipend Amount (in Rs.)

Ph. D in Engineering Rs. 28,000/-

Ph. D in Sciences Rs. 25,000/-

4.3 ADMISSION

Similar to other National Institutes of Technology in the country, the admission for the

Under Graduate courses was made through on the Joint Engg. Entrance Examination – Central Seat

Allocation Board- 2015 (JEE-CSAB) rank basis.

The National Institute of Technology Puducherry has also been identified as one of the

Help Center and Reporting Center by the JEE – CSAB during 2015-16.

During the year under report, 102 students joined at National Institute of Technology

Puducherry under UG Courses and 09 students joined under PG courses.

LIST OF STUDENTS JOINED –B.Tech. DURING 2015-16

S.No. ROLL No. NAME OF THE STUDENTS

1 CS15B1001 AJAY KUMAR

2 CS15B1002 ANANDA VINAYAGAM K

3 CS15B1003 ANKUR MONDAL

4 CS15B1004 ANOOP

5 CS15B1005 ARAVAPALLI CHANDRA SEKHAR GUPTA

6 CS15B1006 BATCHU VENKATA MANI DEEPTHI

7 CS15B1007 BATHULA VIDYA CHARAN

8 CS15B1009 DIVYA PREMACHANDRAN

9 CS15B1010 GORINTLA HAMSALEKHA

10 CS15B1011 KISHORE B

11 CS15B1012 KUNDURTHI USHA VYSHNAVI

12 CS15B1013 MANNEYAA JAYASANKER

13 CS15B1014 RAHUL KRISHNAN

14 CS15B1015 RAHUL MOHAN

15 CS15B1016 RAJERSHI GUPTA

16 CS15B1017 ROHAN SINGH POONA

17 CS15B1018 ROHIT KUMAR BARAIK

18 CS15B1019 SANTOSH RAJAN VEMBURAJ

19 CS15B1020 SHAKEEL MUHAMMED

20 CS15B1021 SHANMUKESHWAR K R

21 CS15B1022 SHIVAM KUMAR GIRI

22 CS15B1023 SIDDHARTH MAJHI

23 CS15B1024 SNIGDHA TARUA


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24 CS15B1025 SURAJ J UNNI

25 CS15B1026 SYAMALA CHOLASREE

26 EC15B1001 A. VELLAIYA THAMBI

27 EC15B1002 AAKANKSHA GOGOI

28 EC15B1003 ARAVINDHAN

29 EC15B1005 BADRINATH.S

30 EC15B1006 BHARATH KUMAR R

31 EC15B1007 BHARATHALA HARSHA

32 EC15B1008 GAJJALA KALYAN KUMAR REDDY

33 EC15B1009 GURU LAKSHMI S

34 EC15B1011 JARPLA SAI KIRAN

35 EC15B1012 LAVANYA S

36 EC15B1013 MALLI MAHESH CHANDRA

37 EC15B1014 MARANNAGARI SHAJAHAN

38 EC15B1015 MURALIMANOHAR.E

39 EC15B1017 P.ATHITHIYAN

40 EC15B1018 PIGILAM SWETHA

41 EC15B1019 R HARIKRISHNARAJ

42 EC15B1020 R.SRIVATSAN

43 EC15B1021 RAJKUMAR S

44 EC15B1022 S RAVEENA

45 EC15B1023 SAVITHA.D

46 EC15B1024 TADEPALLI SRI BALA RAGNI

47 EC15B1025 VEESAM SRIVATSAV

48 EC15B1026 YELURI GIFT BABU

49 EE15B1001 A. SIVA PARVATHI

50 EE15B1002 ANAND P

51 EE15B1003 ANDEMACHUGARI VENKATA MAHESH

52 EE15B1004 ANIL KUMAR JUPUDI

53 EE15B1005 AVIJIT KUMAR SARKAR

54 EE15B1006 B.HARIHARAN

55 EE15B1007 BATTA SAI MANOJ

56 EE15B1008 BATTI JOGA RAO

57 EE15B1009 BRAHMAN G

58 EE15B1011 G LIKHITH

59 EE15B1012 GOKUL RAJ M

60 EE15B1013 GOKUL S KUMAR

61 EE15B1015 JINKA VENKATA PRASANTH

62 EE15B1016 LAGUDU SRI HARI KUMAR

63 EE15B1017 M. AMIRTHA VARSHINI

64 EE15B1018 MADASI KUMUDINI

65 EE15B1019 MALAGALA ARAVINDKUMAR

66 EE15B1020 MONISA S


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67 EE15B1021 PABBISETTI PRAVALLIKA

68 EE15B1022 R.RAGUL

69 EE15B1023 RONKANI DUBEY

70 EE15B1024 SANDEEP KUMAR

71 EE15B1025 SANJAY KUMAR RATH

72 EE15B1026 VADIGALA UDAY KUMAR

73 EE15B1027 VAISHNAVVIGNESH IYER

74 EE15B1028 VIJAYPRABHAKAR S

75 EE15B1029 ZAYA GOPINATHE Z

76 ME15B1001 AASHISH K MOORTHY

77 ME15B1002 ABHISHEK MAKKATTIL

78 ME15B1003 AKSHAY K S

79 ME15B1004 ASHWIN HARIHARAN V

80 ME15B1005 BANOTHU CHANDU NAIK

81 ME15B1006 BOBBARI RAVITEJA

82 ME15B1008 DOPPALAPUDI SRIHARSHAVARDHAN

83 ME15B1009 HARIPRASATH G

84 ME15B1010 JEROME ELIEZER E

85 ME15B1011 JOHNEY CLEMENT J

86 ME15B1012 KARMA THINLEY CHOPHEL

87 ME15B1013 KARTHIK KUMAR

88 ME15B1014 M FAZIL AHAMED

89 ME15B1015 MANJULA VISWATEJA

90 ME15B1017 P SURYA

91 ME15B1018 PATHIPATI YESWANTH

92 ME15B1019 PREM KUMAR

93 ME15B1020 R.RUBHAN

94 ME15B1021 RAHUL KUMAR BARAIK

95 ME15B1022 RAKESH R

96 ME15B1023 RAMALINGAM P

97 ME15B1024 RAVI JAKHAR

98 ME15B1025 SINGAMALA JASWANTH

99 ME15B1026 SUDHANSHU RANJAN

100 ME15B1027 THOMAS S

101 ME15B1028 VARRA MADHAVA REDDY

102 ME15B1029 ZECHARIAH MIRANDA SEBASTIAN

Similar to other National Institutes of Technology in the country, the admission for the Post

Graduate courses was made through on the Centralized Counseling for M.Tech - 2015 (CCMT). During

the year under report, 09 students joined at National Institute of Technology Puducherry under PG

courses.


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Name list of M.Tech Students:

S.No Roll No. Name of the Student

1 CS15M1001 ANIT N

2 CS15M1002 ASWATHY SURESH

3 CS15M1003 KEERTHI K

4 CS15M1004 MANDRU RAJESH

5 CS15M1005 P SUNDARAM PRAKASH

6 CS15M1006 SHERAZ ALI SHAH

7 CS15M1007 UTKARSH SUSHANT GAJBHIYE

8 CS15M1008 VARUN VERMA

9 CS15M1009 VISHNU PRASAD C

Total students enrolled in Male Female Total

All UG Programmes 93 19 112

All PG Programmes 7 2 9

All Diploma Programmes - - -

Others (Certificate etc) - - -

PhD 7 0 7

B.Tech / B.E Awarded (2015 – 16) 61 20 81

PhD awarded (2015 – 16) - - -

BRANCH&

TOTAL GEN OBC SC ST PH DASA TOTAL

CSE:30 11 4 4 2 1-Gen 6 28

ECE:30 12 7 3 2 1-SC, 1-

Gen 0 26

EEE:30 15 7 5 2 0 0 29

MECH:30 12 7 3 2 0 5 29

TOTAL:120 50 25 15 8 3 11 112

4.4 FACULTY

Due to non-availability of sufficient faculty Walk in interview was conducted on 27.07.2015 by

giving advertisement in Daily Thanthi and also displayed in Institute website.

As per the instructions of the 8th BoG meeting Item No (IV(2)), Selection Committee have been

constituted. Based on the recommendations of the committee, the following faculty members were

given temporary appointment on contract basis on a consolidated pay of Rs.35000/- per month for

those possessing M. Tech. Degree and Rs.42000/- per month for those possessing Ph. D till the end of

this semester i.e. up to Dec 2015 or till the appointment of regular faculty whichever is earlier.


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Following faculty have joined:

List of Faculty working during July 15 –Dec 15

Sl. No. Name Department

1. Ms. Preethi G CSE

2. Ms. Sugritha T CSE

3. Ms. Habiba A CSE

4. Mr. Chandra Mohan R Mech

List of Faculty working during Jan 16 –May 16

Sl. No. Name Department

1 Ms. Preethi A CSE

2 Ms. Nitesh Sisodiya CSE

3 Mr. Balaji Srikanth P CSE

4 Ms. Indriadevi A CSE

5 Ms. Jaisakthi K CSE

6 Mr. Vishnu Umashankar C EEE

7 Mr. Prakash R Mech

8 Ms. Habitha D ECE

4.5 LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

1. A. Kanhe, G. Aghila, C. Y. S. Kiran, C. H. Ramesh, G. Jadav, and M. G. Raj, “Robust Audio

steganography based on Advanced Encryption standards in temporal domain,” in International

Conference on Advances in Computing, Communications and Informatics, ICACCI 2015, 2015, pp.

1449–1453.

2. G.Aghila and B.Lavanya, “Threshold Signature Based certificate using Multi-Prime RSA Algorithm

to Prevent Phishing Attacks”, International Conference on Communication and Security” (ICCS-

2016), Pondicherry Engineering College, India, 17th-19th March 2016.(received BEST PAPER award).

3. V. Uma and G. Aghila, “Mining frequent arrangements and sequencing of events for diseases

prognosis using reference event-based temporal relations”, International Journal of Information

and Communication Technology, Volume 9, Issue 1, Page no. 17- 42, 2016. (INDERSCIENCE).

4. B.Surendiran, Keerthivasan.k, “Dimensionality Reduction using Principal Component Analysis for

Network Intrusion Detection , Perspectives in Science, Elsevier”, 2016

5. B.Surendiran, Keerthivasan.k, “Feature Subset Selection for Intrusion Detection using various

Rank based Algorithms”,International Journal of Computer Applications in Technology,

Inderscience Publishers Ltd, 2016 (In press)

http://www.inderscienceonline.com/author/Uma%2C+V

http://www.inderscienceonline.com/author/Aghila%2C+G

http://www.inderscienceonline.com/loi/ijict

http://www.inderscienceonline.com/loi/ijict

http://www.inderscienceonline.com/toc/ijict/9/1


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6. Sunit Sivaraj, B.Surendiran, M.Hariharan, “MRI Brain Tumour Image Retrieval Using Low Level

Features and High Level Semantics”, International Journal of Applied Engineering and Research,

Volume 10, Number 10 (2015) pp. 26699-6711, SJR:0.127, Scopus Indexed

7. Uma Mageswari R, B.Surendiran, Abhinaya S., “Sentiment Analysis on E-Learning

Platform,” International Conference On Research And Development In Information And

Communication Technology ,(ICRDICT-2015), EGS PIllay Engineering College, Nagapattinam

8. Keerthivasan K., and Arun Raj Kumar, P., “Taxonomy on SSL/TLS Attacks”, International Journal

of Computer Network and Information Security, MECS Publishers, Hong Kong, Vol. 8, Issue 2,

February 2016, pp. 15-24.

9. Vijesh Jayan, M.Vijayakumar, R.Vinai Krishnan, Sendhil Kumar Natarajan, G.Venkatesan,

“Theoretical Analysis of Seawater Desalination Based on LTTD Vacuum Method using Low

Concentration Fresnel Lens CSP System,” Proceedings of the abstracts of the InDA-APDA

International Conference on Clean Technologies – 2016, February 11th – 13th 2016, Hotel

Ambassador Pallava, Chennai, India. pp.21

10. Vijesh Jayan, M.Vijayakumar, R.Vinai Krishnan, D.Ragupathy, Soo Chool Lee, Jae Chang Kim, Salem

S Al-Deyab, Narendran Rajagopalan, Sendhil Kumar Natarajan, “Design and Electrical

Performance Analysis of Concentrating Solar Cell”, Published in the proceedings of

7thInternational Conference on New & Renewable Energy (ICNRE - 2016), Daegu, KNU, South

Korea, March 17th -19th 2016, PP-07.

11. D.Ragupathy, Soo Chool Lee, Sendhil Kumar Natarajan, Salem S Al-Deyab, Narendran Rajagopalan,

Madappa V R Siva Subramanian, Jae Chang Kim “Preparation and Characterization of Novel

Chitosan Nanofiber Modified Electrodes and its Electrical Properties”, Published in the

proceedings of 7thInternational Conference on New & Renewable Energy (ICNRE - 2016), Daegu,

KNU, South Korea, March 17th -19th 2016, PP-38.

12. K. Banumalar, B.V. Manikandan, Pranjal Pragya Verma, K. Chandrasekaran, “ Novel Optimal

Dispatch Method to Hybrid Power System Suitable for Competitive Power Market”, Australian

Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, 9(16) Special 2015, Pages: 28-35.

13. K. Banumalar, B.V. Manikandan, K. Chandrasekaran and S.P. Simon, “Firefly Algorithm with

Multiple Workers Environment for Power System Unit Commitment Problem”, Turkish Journal of

Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences, Published by The Scientific and Technological Research

Council of Turke, Accepted for publication.

14. A.Venkadesan., S.Himavathi., A.Muthuramalingam.(Jan. 2016), “A Novel NN Based Rotor Flux

MRAS to overcome Low Speed Problems for Rotor Resistance Estimation in Vector Controlled IM

Drives,” Frontiers in Energy-Springer, pp.1-11.


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15. A.Venkadesan., A.Sai Kumar., K.Sedhuraman., (2015) “Comparison of Rotor Flux and Stator

Current based Model Reference Neural Learning Adaptive System for Rotor Speed Estimation in

Sensorless IM Drives,”International Journal of Applied Engineering Research, Vol.10, No.44, pp.

30750-30756.

16. A.Venkadesan and K.Sedhuraman. (June 2015), “Stator Resistance Estimation Utilizing Real and

Reactive Power for Direct Torque Controlled Induction Motor Drives,” International Journal of

Advanced Research in Electrical, Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering, Vol. 4, No.6,

pp.4920-4926.

17. A.Venkadesan and K.Sedhuraman. (April 2016), “Design and Control of Solar Powered Boost

Converter,” International Journal of Electrical and Electronics Research, Vol. 4, No.2, pp.132-137.

18. G. Nagaraju, K. Kaladhar, K. S. Sai, “Magnetohydrodynamics Effect on Rotating Free Surface Flow

of Micropolar Fluid in a Cylindrical Container with Porous Lining”, Int. J. Dynamical Systems and

Differential Equations 5(3) 191-205 (2015).

19. K. Kaladhar, S. S. Motsa, D.Srinivasacharya, “Thermal radiation and diffusion effects on natural

convection flow of couple stress fluid in a vertical channel”, Progress in Computational Fluid

Dynamics, An Int. J., 15(6) 388-395, 2015. Impact factor = 0.427. SCIE-Journal.

20. K. Govardhan, G. Nagaraju, K. Kaladhar, M.Balasiddulu, “MHD and radiation effects on mixed

convection unsteady flow of micropolar fluid over a stretching sheet”, Procedia Computer

Science, 57, 65–76 (2015). SCIE-Journal.

21. K. Kaladhar, “Natural Convection Flow of Couple Stress Fluid in a Vertical Channel With Hall and

Joule Heating Effects”, Procedia Engineering, 127, 1071 – 1078, 2015. Scopus-Journal.

22. K. Kaladhar, S. S. Motsa, D.Srinivasacharya, “Mixed convection flow of couple stress fluid in a

vertical channel with Radiation and Soret effects”, Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics. 9(1), 43–

50, 2016. Impact factor = 0.75. SCIE-Journal.

23. K. Kaladhar, “Double Stratification effects on mixed Convection flow of Couple Stress fluid in a

Non-Darcy Porous medium with heat and mass fluxes”, Comp. Appl. Math. In Press, 2016. Impact

factor = 0.47. SCI-Journal. Springer. DOI:10.1007/s40314-015-0248-x.

24. Ch.RamReddy, K. Kaladhar, D. Srinivasacharya, T. Pradeepa, “Influence of Soret,Hall and Joule

heating effects on mixed convection flow saturated porous medium in a vertical channel by

Adomian Decomposition Methods”, Open Engineering. 6, 10-21, 2016. Scopus.

25. K. Kaladhar, D. Srinivasacharya, “Combined Effects of Hall, Joule Heating and Thermal Diffusion

on Mixed Convection Flow in a Vertical Channel Saturated with Couple Stress Fluid”, Frontiers in

Heat and Mass Transfer. 7(6) 1-10, 2016. Scopus


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26. K. Kaladhar, Ch.RamReddy, D. Srinivasacharya, T. Pradeepa, “Analytical study for Soret, Hall and

Joule heating effects on natural convection flow saturated porous medium in a vertical channel”,

Mathematical Sciences. 10:139–148, 2016. Springer- Scopus.

27. K. Kaladhar, D. Srinivasacharya, “Influence of Soret, Hall and Joule heating effects on mixed

convection flow saturated porous medium in a vertical channel by Adomian Decomposition

Methods”, Open Engineering. 6, 10–21, 2016. Scopus.

28. K. Kaladhar, D. Srinivasacharya, “Mixed convection flow of couple stress fluid between rotating

discs with chemical reaction and double diffusion effects”, Nonlinear Engineering, 5(4), 245–254,

2016. Scopus.

29. S. Pal, G.S. Mahapatra and G.P. Samanta, “A production inventory model for deteriorating item

with ramp type demand allowing inflation and shortages under fuzziness, Economic Modelling”,

46, 2015, 334-345. (ISSN: 0264-9993) (SCI, Impact Factor : 0.997)

30. D. Pal, G.S. Mahapatra and G.P. Samanta, “Stability and bionomic analysis of fuzzy parameter

based prey-predator harvesting model using UFM”, Nonlinear Dynamics, 79, 2015, 1939–1955.

(ISSN: 0924-090X (P) 1573-269X (O)) (SCI, Impact Factor : 3.000)

31. P. Roy, G.S. Mahapatra and K.N. Dey, “Neuro-genetic approach on logistic model based software

reliability prediction, Expert Systems With Applications”, 42, 2015, 4709–4718. (ISSN: 0957-4174)

(SCI, Impact Factor 2014: 2.981)

32. G.S. Mahapatra, B.S. Mahapatra and P.K. Roy, “Fuzzy Variable based Fuzzy Non-linear

Programming Approach for Optimization of Complex System Reliability”, Journal of Intelligent

and Fuzzy Systems, 28, 2015, 1899-1908. (SCI, Impact Factor: 1.004) (ISSN 1875-8967)

33. D. Pal, G.S. Mahapatra and G.P. Samanta, “Bifurcation analysis of predator–prey model with time

delay and harvesting efforts using interval parameter”, International Journal of Dynamics and

Control, 3(3), 2015, 199-209, (ISSN: 2195-268X (P) ISSN: 2195-2698 (O)).

34. D. Pal and G. S. Mahapatra, “Dynamic behavior of a predator–prey system of combined

harvesting with interval-valued rate parameters”, Nonlinear Dynamics, 83, 2016, 2113–2123.

(ISSN: 0924-090X (P) 1573-269X (O)) (SCI, Impact Factor : 3.000)

35. P. Santra and G.S. Mahapatra, “Prey-predator model for Optimal Harvesting with Functional

Response Incorporating Prey Refuge”, International Journal of Biomathematics, 09, 2016,

ID1650014 DOI: 10.1142/S1793524516500145, (SCI, Impact Factor : 0.938) (ISSN: 1793-7159)

36. D. Pal, G.S. Mahapatra and G.P. Samanta, “Effects of fuzzy harvesting on logistic growth models

for uncertain ecological parameter”, Journal of Interdisciplinary Mathematics, 19 (3), 2016, 433-

451. DOI: 10.1080/09720502.2014.914277, (ISBN 2169-012X)


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37. C. Changdar, G.S. Mahapatra and R.K. Pal, “A Modified Genetic Algorithm Approach to Solve

Constrained Solid TSP with Time Window using Interval Valued Parameter”, International Journal

of Operational Research, 26(4), 2016, 389-421, DOI: 10.1504/IJOR.2016.077688, (ISSN: 1745-7653

(O) ISSN: 1745-7645 (P))

38. D. Pal, G.S. Mahapatra, “Effect of toxic substance on delayed competitive allelopathic

phytoplankton system with varying parameters through stability and bifurcation analysis”.

Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, 87, 109-124, 2016. DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2016.03.019. (ISSN: 0960-0779)

(SCI, Impact Factor : 1.611)

39. P. Santra, G.S. Mahapatra and D. Pal, “Analysis of deferential-algebraic prey predator dynamical

model with super predator harvesting on economic perspective”, International Journal of

Dynamics and Control, 4 266-274, 2016. (ISSN: 2195-268X (P) 2195-2698 (O))

40. D. Pal, G.S. Mahapatra, G.P. Samanta, “Stability and bionomic analysis of fuzzy prey-predator

harvesting model in presence of toxicity: a dynamic approach”, Bulletin of Mathematical Biology.

78 (7), 1493-1519, 2016, DOI: 10.1007/s11538-016-0192-y. (SCI, Impact Factor : 1.326) (ISSN:

0092-8240 (P) 1522-9602 (O))

41. D. Ragupathy, “Solvent Free Condensation Reactions between Diketone, Aromatic Aldehydes and

A Nitrogen Source-A Green Chemical Approach-One Pot and Three Component Synthesis”,

Journal of Advanced Chemical Sciences Volume: 1, Year: 2015, Pages: 49-52.

42. Suresh Kaluvan, Vinopraba Thi rumavalavan, Soomin Kim and Seung-Bok ChoiT, “A New Magneto-

Rheological Fluid Actuator with Application to Active Motion Control,” Sensors and Actuators A:

Physical, 239, 166-173, 2016

4.6 DETAILS OF THE APPROVED PROJECT

Name: Dr. N. Sendhil Kumar

Department: Mechanical Engineering

Designation: Assistant Professor & HoD

Funding Agencies: DST-SERB

Title of the Project: Experimental Investigations Of Combined Thermoelectric Generator

And Concentrating Photovoltaic Module Receiver With Secondary

Reflectors In A Solar Parabolic Dish Concentrator System For Electric

Power Generation

Amount Sanctioned: Project Approved. Rs. Rs.12,28,700/-

Reference No: File No: YSS/2014/000748,Approval Letter, Dated 26th November 2015


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4.7 CONFERENCES / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED

1. Dr.R.Narendiran Attended a pre-conference workshop on 2nd April 2016 entitled "EEE Cloud

Computing for emerging market".

2. Dr.P.Arunrajkumar Attended two day workshop on “Knowledge ++”, organized by L&T

Infotech, Chennai, India during 27- 28, February 2015.

3. Dr.P.Arunrajkumar Attended two day 4th Annual NKN workshop, JNTU Hyderabad, 21-22,

January 2016.

4. R.Boopathi Rani and S.K.Pandey presented a paper on “Mobile Phone Radiation Reduction

Using Shield Made of Different Materials” during 13th International Conference on

Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility, Organized by: Andhra University,

Vishakapatnam in association with Society of EMC Engineers(India) on 22 July 2015

5. Harigovindan V P presented a paper on "Maximizing aggregate data transferred in Vehicle to

Infrastructure networks for drive thru Internet applications" International Conference on

Intelligent and Automation Systems 2015(ICIAS 2015) , organized by Malnad College of

Engineering, Hassan, Karnataka on November 28 & 29, 2015

6. Amrita Ghosh, Meenakshi, Shama Khalid, V.P.Harigovindan presented a paper on

"Performance Analysis of Wireless Body Area Network with Thermal Energy Harvesting" IEEE

Global Conference on Communication Technologies (GCCT -2015), organized by Noorul Islam

University, India & IEEE Madras section, April 23 & 24, 2015

7. Athul R, G Mani Kumar, Mohemmed Nifil, Subbaiah Paramesh, Harigovindan V P presented a

paper on “Improving Aggregate Utility And Fairness in IEEE 802.11P Vehicle -to-

Infrastructure Networks Using Txop Tuning With Block Acknowledgement Scheme ”

International Conference on Telecommunication Technology & Management (ICTTM 2015),

organized by Bharti School of Telecommunication Technology & Management, IIT Delhi ,11th-

12th April, 2015

8. Malaya Kumar Nath, presented a paper on “Detection of Microaneurysms and Exudates from

Color Fundus Images by using SBGFRLS Algorithm”, International Conference on Informatics

and Analytics (ICIA) 2016 at Pondicherry Engineering College Puducherry.

9. A. Kanhe and G. Aghila, presented a paper on “DCT based Audio Steganography in Voiced and

Un-voiced,” in 2016 ACM International Conference on Informatics and

Analytics ICIA 16, 2016.

10. R. Shriram, S. Imthiyaz Ahamed, L.S. Kumar, presented a paper on “Calculation Of cloud

Attenuation at Ku and Ka Band frequencies over Indian region,” 5th IEEE Applied

Electromagnetics Conference (AEMC 2015), 18-21 December 2015, Assam, India.


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11. Ratnika Singh, Advitiya Gupta, Resham Singh, L. S. Kumar, presented a paper on “Atmospheric

refractivity profile using the radiosonde data over Indian region,” 5th IEEE Applied

Electromagnetics Conference (AEMC 2015), 18-21 December 2015, Assam, India.

4.8 EXAMINATIONS AND RESULTS

The Examination system of National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli is being

followed at NIT Puducherry also.

Two cycle tests - of 20 marks each, one Internal Assessment – of 10 marks, and a

semester examination – of 50 marks, will be conducted in a semester. In a year, 4 cycle tests and 2

semester examinations will be conducted. In order to assess the quality of education provided by the

faculty, the External Examiners from NIT Trichy, IIT Madras etc. were engaged.

RESULTS

The second batch of B. Tech. students (108) from all the three streams have successfully

passed out from NIT Puducherry.

Department 1st class with

Distinction 1st Class 2nd Class Total

CSE 6 25 4 35

ECE 10 22 5 37

EEE 6 20 10 36

Total 22 67 19 108

Semester Examinations:

Details of students appeared for semester examinations held in May 2015, Dec 2015 and

percentage of the students passed is furnished below:

May 2015

Batch No. of Student

Appeared No. of student Passed Pass Percentage

2014 Sem II 114 99 86.9

2013 CSE Sem IV 25 22 88.0

2013 ECE Sem IV 27 23 85.1

2013 EEE Sem IV 25 21 84.0

2012 CSE Sem VI 26 23 88.4

2012 ECE Sem VI 29 24 82.8

2012 EEE Sem VI 26 24 92.3

2011 CSE Sem VIII 36 35 97.2

2011 ECE Sem VIII 37 37 100

2011 EEE Sem VIII 37 34 91.2


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M. Tech


Appeared

No. of student

Passed

Pass Percentage

2014 Sem II 10 10 100

December 2015

B. Tech


Appeared

No. of student

Passed

Pass Percentage

2015 Sem I 112 93 83.0

2014 CSE Sem III 29 27 93.1

2014 ECE Sem III 31 27 87.0

2014 EEE Sem III 28 25 89.2

2013 CSE Sem V 25 21 84.0

2013 ECE Sem V 27 23 85.1

2013 EEE Sem V 24 22 91.7

2012 CSE Sem VII 26 26 100

2012 ECE Sem VII 28 28 100

2012 EEE Sem VII 26 26 100

M. Tech


Appeared

No. of student

Passed

Pass Percentage

2014 Sem III 10 10 100

2015 sem I 9 9 10

5. ADMINISTRATION & NON TEACHING STAFF

The following staff members joined the institute during 2015-16 as regular staff:

S.No Non-Teaching Staff Designation

1 Er. Murali Prakash M Executive Engineer

( Relived on 15.12.2015)

2 Shri. Debi Prasad Pattanaik Assistant Registrar

Dr. Ravi Kant Mishra, Registrar, NIT Puducherry was relieved of his duties on 23.12.2015.

Since then, Dr. G. S. Mahapatra, Assistant Professor (Mathematics), Department of Science &

Humanities, has taken the additional charge of Registrar (i/c).


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The following staffs on contract were appointed during 2015-16:

6. INFRASTRUCTURE

6.1 LAND

The Govt. of Puducherry, Dept. of Revenue and Disaster Management, Puducherry vide

G.O.Ms. No. 60 dated 4.2.2011 transferred 16.01.50 Hectares (approximately 39.5 acres) of Govt. of

Puducherry puramboke lands and completed acquiring of private lands measuring 218.5 acres. The

Govt. of Puducherry, Chief Secretariat (Edn), Puducherry vide G.O.Ms. No.105 dated 16.11.2012

transferred 88.52.80 Hectares the private lands acquired for the establishment of National Institute of

Technology Puducherry at Poovam and Thiruvettakudi villages in Karaikal.

Hon’ble Shri N. Rangasamy, Chief Minister, Govt. of Puducherry had released the Govt. order

to Dr. (Mrs.) S. K. Pandey, Director, National Institute of Technology, Puducherry at his chamber on

10.12.2012. Faculty and Administrative staff also attended the function.

6.2 CLASS ROOMS & ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE

The Institute was started during 2010-11 in the temporary campus at Arignar Anna Govt. Arts

College Campus, Karaikal. In the year 2013 the Institute was provided with 3 more rooms and 2 halls at

Perunthalaivar Kamarajar College of Education, Nehru Nagar Karaikal. Currently, NIT Puducherry is

functioning with overall 10 class rooms, 5 Laboratories and 1 Mechanical workshop. Two private

premises have been rented to conduct practical of Physics, Chemistry and Mechanical Workshop.

In addition to the above, One room is being used as Library, one for administrative office, one

for Director’s Office and one to conduct seminars/meetings/placement activities etc. A dining hall and

toilet has been constructed for the use of students in the temporary campus and was opened on

29.09.14.

S.No Non-Teaching Staff Designation

1 Shri. Manikandan K Junior Assistant

2 Shri. David M Junior Assistant

3 Ms. Saranya M Junior Assistant

4 Mr. Hari Haran B Junior Assistant

5 Ms. Nithya Ranjani S Junior Assistant

6 Mr. Satheesh Babu R Technical Assistant ( ECE)

7 Mr. Sathwik Hande Lab Attendant

8 Mr. Manavazhagan Lab Assistant

9 Mr. Ramaswamy C Lab Assistant


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6.3 LABORATORY FACILITIES

The following laboratory facilities are available at NIT Puducherry:

ECE Department:

Microprocessor and Microcontroller Laboratory

Electronic Circuits Laboratory

Communication Engineering Laboratory

Fiber Optics Communication Laboratory

Microwave Laboratory

Digital Signal Processing Laboratory

VLSI Laboratory

EEE Department:

Power Electronics Laboratory

Microprocessor & Micro Controller Laboratory

CSE Department:

Digital System Design Laboratory

Algorithms Laboratory

Operating Systems Laboratory

Database Laboratory

Mechanical Department:

Strength of Materials Laboratory

Production Process Laboratory

In addition to the above, certain laboratory practical for Mechanical students were conducted

at Karaikal Polytechnic College and Bharathiyar College of Engineering and Technology, Karaikal.

6.4 LIBRARY

A Library committee consisting of following members of faculty has been formed to

properly plan for the needs such as procurement of books, subscription to journals and magazine:

Shri. Malaya Kumar Nath Chairman

Dr. Amrtha Bhide Member

Dr. P. Arun Raj Kumar Member

Dr. D. Raghupathy Member

Dr. Kaladhar Kolla Member

Dr. T Vinoprabha Member

The Library committee in consultation with other faculty and staff members have procured 81

titles and 376 copies of books worth Rs. 2.12 Lakhs. Also, Dr. T Vinoprabha has attended a Consortium

of NITs regarding subscription of e-journals from Science Direct.


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6.5 HOSTEL FACILITIES

The First batch of students (Boys) was accommodated in Karaikal Municipality Motel in

Bharathiar Road which was hired on rent and converted as Boys Hostel. The second year students

(Boys) were accommodated in the building by name “KRISHNA” in Sethilal Nagar which was hired from

private owners. Second Year and Third Year Girl students were accommodated in a complex having

nine houses at Keelakasakkudy which was also hired from private party. Third Batch of students

admitted during 2013-14 Boys were accommodated in a private building at Silver Sand Extension

Hostel. Girls were accommodated in a private building at Kottucherry. To accommodate the fourth

batch of students and to provide the facility of guest house the following buildings were rented:

1. AHM complex, Singaravelar Salai, Karaikal (for Boys Hostel)

2. Rabiathul Bashiria Building, Yaser Arafat Nagar (for Girls Hostel)

3. Shahul Hameed Building, Yaser Arafat Nagar (for Guest House)

4. A. J Clinic, Karaikal (for Boys Hostel)

5. Motel Hostel, Bharathiyar Road, Karaikal (for Boys Hostel)

6. Keezhakasakudy , Bharathiyar Road, Karaikal (for Girls Hostel)

All the hostels were provided with Colour T.V., Water Purifier, Carrom, Chess etc. for student

use. All the students were provided with one Steel Cot and Steel Chair in hostels. Dr. G. S. Mahapatra,

Dr. Narenderan Rajagopalan, Dr. B. Surendiran, Mr. Vishnu Umasankar have been given the

wardenship of Boys hostel. Dr. T Vinoprabha, Ms. A. Preethi, Ms. Habibba have been given the warden

ship of Girls hostel.

6.6 HOSTEL FEE

Per Annum

Hostel Establishment charges Rs. 8000/-

Rent, Electricity & Water Charges Rs.12000/-

Mess charges Rs. 22000/-

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Total Rs.42000/-

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6.7 MESS & TRANSPORT FACILITIES

The distance of each hostel ranges from 2 to 5kms from temporary campus of the

Institute. Hence arrangements were made for the boarding facilities through outsourcing private

caterers. Transport arrangements were also made on contract basis for pick up and drop of the

students from hostels by inviting open tenders.

Boarding facilities were provided through a private catering firm to serve Breakfast,

Lunch, Evening snacks and Dinner per student. Except holidays, the caterer will provide Break Fast and

Lunch at the Institute, snacks and Dinner at the hostels.


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Similarly, transport facilities were provided through a private transport firm for the

students for pick up and drop to students. In addition for laboratory trips to PKIET, Hospital trips are

also covered within the same

7. FUNCTIONS AND EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

7.1 INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION

Independence Day Celebration was organized on 15th August 2015 at NIT-Puducherry

(Arignar Anna Arts & Science College Campus), Karaikal, and the function was presided by the Director

of NIT-Puducherry. Function begins with the official parade to the Direct proceed with Flag hoisting

followed by National Anthem. Independence Day Official address was given by the Director relating to

the future plan and establishing infrastructure of the NIT-Puducherry to its next stage, includes the

declaration and honoring the achievement of various faculty and student for their contribution to

academic and research activities during the academic year 2015-2016.

Subsequently the culture programs were performed by the NIT students, starting with traditional South

Indian Barathanatiyam performance, Solo Song, Group Dance, Group Singing and Short Drama.

In order to encourage and motivate the students in extra-curricular activities in specific to

sports and games, winner of various competitions were honored with a trophy and certificates by the

Director.

Finally, the Dr. Smrutisikta Mishra, Assistant Professor ( English) delivered vote of thanks to

the Director in particular for her continuous encouragement, support to conduct the event and also

she extended her heartfelt thanks to various Committee Members, Faculties, Staffs and Students for

conducting the function a great success at NIT-Puducherry.


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7.2 HINDI PAKHWADA

The Institute celebrated the Hindi Pakhwada from 9th to 24th September 2015, during academic

year 2015-16.

The program was inaugurated in the presence Dr. Ravikant Mishra, Registrar, NIT Puducherry

on 08-09-2015. Various program were conducted under Hindi Pakhwada which includes Hindi teaching

and learning session conducted by members of Rajbhasha Committee NIT Py for institute faculties and

staff members.

On 14-09-2015 Hindi diwas was celebrated. The program was inaugurated in the presence of

Chief-guest Dr. (Mrs.) S.K. Pandey Director, in chairmanship of Dr. Ravikant Mishra Registrar NIT

Puducherry members of Rajbhasha committee, NIT Puducherry faculty, students and staff of NIT

Puducherry.


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After the address of the Registrar, the Director delivered a speech to the audience regarding the

importance of Rajbhasha Hindi as common language of communication in technical institutes,

administration and day to day issues. The students have recited several poems. Faculties and staff

members also participated in the Hindi Reading and Writing competitions. The programs conducted

during 9-24 is given below:

Programs /

Events conduted

during 09-24

September 2015

Under Hindi

pakhwada

Hindi song by student

Hindi Poem recitation by student

Good Handwriting & Dictation (for students,

for staff and staff’s children)

Hindi Teaching and learning sessions

Cross word competition in Hindi

Essay Writing

Prize Distribution

7.3 DIGITAL INDIA ACTIVITIES

We have celebrated Digital India in our institute from 08.08.2015 to 22.08.2015. In this

program (Quiz, debate, essay, poster, movie on Digital India, songs on Digital India, workshop, Paper

presentation, Skit), are conducted in our institute. Over 150 students from all over Karaikal and

beyond stepped away from their regularly scheduled business took part in a ground breaking event

“Digital India” which turned out to be a huge success.

This event was conducted in our premises of National Institute of Technology Puducherry,

Karaikal under the patronage of Dr. (Mrs.) S. K. Pandey, Director and under the guidance of Dr. G.

Aghila, H.O.D. This event was organized by Mr. Malaya Kumar Nath Assistant Professor, Mr.

Aniruddha Kanhe Assistant Professor and Dr. G. Lakshmi Sutha Assistant Professor, Mrs.

BalaNivetha Assistant Professor, Mr. Om Prakash Acharya Assistant Professor, Dr. V. P. Harigovindan

Assistant Professor, Mrs. Boopathi Rani Assistant Professor, and Mr. Nagaraju Naik Technical

Assistant of the Electronics and Communication Department of NIT Puducherry. 87 students of the

ECE department of various years took the initiative and worked hard to assist the faculty and made

this event an unprecedented success.

The Digital India CD was released by the chief guest followed by prize distribution ceremony,

where the deserving were awarded according to their positions in the competitions like quiz, essay

and debate. Mrs. R. Boopathi Rani, AP/ECE has delivered the vote of thanks.

The final wave of Digital India took place at 22nd August which began with an airing start by

the Director of NIT Puducherry Dr. (Mrs.) S. K. Pandey. Dr. R. K. Mishra, Registrar welcomed the

gathering and gave introductory speech on Digital India. This was followed by the enlightening

Speech of the Chief Guest Dr. Satish Awlibadi, presentation by Dr. G Aghila, HOD of ECE Department

of NIT Puducherry and presentation by Dr. S. K. Pandey, Director of NIT Puducherry. Dr. S. K.

Pandey, Director necessitates the importance of digitization and her thought in receiving


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application via online for interview process which saves paper as well as time in shortlisting

candidate for interview. She also spoke about fake calls and threat involved in online transactions

and security measures. After the conclusion of the formal section, competitions like poster

presentation, paper presentation, short film show and drama were conducted. Students came with

bright and innovating thoughts which were crafted as poster. The paper presentation began with

the innovating presentation of Dr A. K. Mishra, Mr.Malaya Kumar Nath and Dr. G. Lakshmi Sutha and

Mr. Aniruddha Kanhe followed by the presentations of various students with different innovative

thoughts.

The Official Closure of Digital India Event was done in the evening which began with a the

song composed by Marissa Catherine and Twikle Gildona Gilbert of 2nd year ECE Dept. then

Mastram of 4th year ECE presented his poem on digital India followed by skit prepared by Dilshad

2nd yr ECE. The short film prepared by Students of 3rd year ECE was shown which depicted the apt

situations of Digitizing lives. Mr. N. Raman General Manager, ONGC has attended the evening

function and delivered his speech on digitization advantages and disadvantages. The winners of

the competitions of poster and paper presentations were awarded by the chief guest. This was

followed by the vote of thanks by Mr Malaya Kumar Nath. The event was officially concluded by

the National Anthem which reminded everyone to strive towards the improvement of our country.

We hope that Digital India would revolutionize the thoughts and ideals of Our Country as India

strives to become one of the Super Power.


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7.4 ANDROID DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP

The Android development workshop conducted by the department of Electronics and

Communication Engineering on March 19 2016.

7.5 TECHFEST KNOSYS’16

KNOSYS’16, the third annual technical symposium of the Computer Science and Engineering of

National Institute of Technology Puducherry was held on 19th and 20thMarch of 2016.It was an

infotainment packed fiesta which observed the active involvement of nearly 200 students from exalted

institutions in and around Tamil Nadu.


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7.6 TARANGG’16

Tarangg’16, the third annual technical symposium of the Electronics and

Communications department of National Institute of Technology Puducherry was held on 04th

and 05thMarch of 2016.It was an infotainment packed fiesta which observed the active

involvement of nearly 200 students from exalted institutions in and around Tamil Nadu.

Tarangg’16 was inauguratedon 04thMarch 12noon by honorable director Dr. (Mrs.) S. K.

Pandey. The dais was also shared by the Head of Department Mrs. R. Boopathi Rani, the Faculty

Advisor for Tarangg’16 Mr. Malaya Kumar Nath, student president Shri Harsha and student

secretary miss Himani.

On the very first day of Tarangg’16 a workshop on Smart Home was conducted in IV EEE

Class room, in which 50 students from all over South India attended andshared a unique

experience in learning every basic aspects of Arduino and its application to home automation.

The second day of Tarangg’16 comprised offive technical events,aworkshop, five non-

technical events and an exhibition. The second workshopon Eye controlled robotics was

alsoconducted in IV EEE Class room,had witnessed an overall participation of 21students from

various colleges in and around Tamil Nadu. As a part of the technical events, Consilium, paper

presentation event was held where 7 teams with a total of 15 students presented papers

highlighting the current trends in the technical field. Thecoding event called SPHINXwas able to

achieve a participation of 12 teams consisting of 22 students from different colleges where they

were given the opportunity to test their coding skill. Another attraction among the technical

events was the APTRIX, a robotics contest where participant had to guide their bots through a

complicated maze. This event had 2 teams and a total participation of 4 students. The circuit

debugging event named DOT was able to draw in a total of 12 teams consisting of 18 students.

TheExhibition was held all through the day and has brought in a large number of audiences. The

Exhibition gave a platform for the school and college students to exhibit their innovative idea.

All the 07 model from college students and 05 model from school children presented were

greatly appreciated by the crowd.

The non-technical events included Quizu (quiz) which had 20 teams consisting of 40

participants ,Ground Zero(PC gaming) had 48 participants, photography had 21 participants,

DUBSMASH had 7 participants and few events in Fun Room with more participants. The

responses for the above events were quite overwhelming and proved that the students have

the potential to excel in every domain.

Tarangg’16 concluded with the valedictory function on 05thMarch at 06.00pm. Prizes to

the winners of the events were given at valedictory function.

The fusion of knowledge in every technical and non-technical event that occurred here

made Tarangg’16a distinct phenomenon. It was evident from the feedback received

thatTarangg’16 surpassed the expectations of every individual who stepped into this intriguing

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7.7 SPREEE 2K16

S.P.R.E.E.E(Symposium and Platform for Research in Electrical and Electronics

Engineering), the two day Annual Technical symposium organized by the Department of

Electrical & Electronics Engineering of NIT Puducherry aims to provide a platform for the

students across the country to assemble, interact, share and gain knowledge in various fields of

Electrical and Electronics technology. Through this symposium, we attract budding engineers

and scientists from all over the nation to display their skills in the challenging and exciting

events designed to exercise their brains and to further a spirit of technology.

SPREEE 2k16 was sponsored by ONGC, Cauvery Asset and has commenced its inaugural

ceremony on 10th march 2016, at 4:00PM. The fest was inaugurated by Executive Engineer,

CPWD, K.A.Thomas.

The symposium was successful with nearly 500 footfalls of various institutions from

Puducherry, Karaikal, Nagapattinam, Tiruchirapalli, Tirunelveli, Chennai, Coimbatore,

Hyderabad, Bangalore and many more places from South India and few registrations from

north Indian states such as Rajasthan.

The symposium was executed with two workshops and 10 events planned and

organized at its best quality.

A total of eight events were conducted which includes two pre-fest online events such

as SIMUL8 & ENTANGLED and six on-fest events such as Prastuti, Project X, Bug Busters, Rush

hour, Mega mind and Gamers’ dome.

PRE-FEST EVENTS:

SIMUL8:

Simul8, an online technical Matlab coding and simulation event was conducted

with a sufficient registrations.

ENTANGLED:

Entangled, an online treasure hunt event was a week event has been

conducted and has received hundreds of registrations from various countries.


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ON-FEST EVENTS:

PRASTUTI:

Prastuti, a paper presentation event was conducted. The event has received

nearly 79 abstracts from various institutions across south India. A sum of 20

papers were selected and called for the presentation on the Dias.

PROJECT G:

Project G, an idea submission event was aimed at gathering green ideas from

the budding engineers to revolutionize the environment. It was conducted. The

event has received nearly 33 abstracts from various institutions across south

India. A sum of 20 abstracts were selected and called for the symposium to

present their ideas.

BUG BUSTERS:

Bug Busters, an Electrical circuit debugging event was conducted in two levels.

The event has received nearly 35 registrations. In preliminary level the

participants were asked to clear theoretical circuit analysis test. Selected

students from preliminary were given a task of diffusion a bomb circuit.

MEGA MIND:

Mega Mind, a technical quiz event was conducted. The event has received a

total of 53 registrations.

GAMERS’ DOME:

Gamers’ Dome, a gaming event was conducted. Various strategy games and

racing games were entertained and have received nearly 25 registrations.

VALEDICTION AND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION:

The valedictory ceremony of the event was held on 12-03-2016 and the prizes are

distributed to the winners in various events conducted.


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7.8 GANDHI JAYANTHI CELEBRATION

NIT Puducherry showed its reverence to Mahatma Gandhi the Father of the Nation on

2.10.15. The Day started with paying homage to Gandhiji and garlanding his photo. A beautiful

Documentary was prepared by the students and was presented to the audience. Some cultural

singing and dance events were performed by the students on the stage. Two students gave

Hindi & English Speech. The Day ended with a tributary note.

Finally, the Dr.Smrutisikta Mishra, Assistant Professor ( English) delivered her vote of

thanks to the Director in particular for her continuous encouragement, support to conduct the

event and also she extended her heartfelt thanks to various Committee Members, Faculties,

Staffs and Students for conducting the function a great success at NIT-Puducherry.

7.9 REPUBLIC DAY CELEBRATION

Republic Day Celebration was organized on 26th January 2016 at NIT-Puducherry

(Arignar Anna Arts & Science College Campus), Karaikal and the function was presided by the

Director of NIT-Puducherry. Function begins with the official parade to the Direct proceed with

Flag hoisting followed by National Anthem. Republic Day Official address was given by the

Director, Subsequently the culture programs were performed by the NIT students, starting with

prayer song, sang by Dr.Venkateshan (Assistant Professor in EEE), Group Dance, Group Singing

and Short Drama.

Finally, the Dr.Smrutisikta Mishra, Assistant Professor ( English) delivered her vote of

thanks to the Director in particular for her continuous encouragement, support to conduct the

event and also she extended her heartfelt thanks to various Committee Members, Faculties,

Staffs and Students for conducting the function a great success at NIT-Puducherry.


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7.10 SPORTS DAY CELEBRATION

Sports Day Celebration was organized on 20th Feb 2016 at NIT-Puducherry (Arignar

Anna Arts & Science College Campus), Karaikal -609 605, and the function was presided by the

Director of NIT-Puducherry. Function begins prayer song and welcome address, Sport Day

Official address was given by the Director, Subsequently the culture programs were performed

by the NIT students, In order to encourage and motivate the students in sports and games,

winner of various competitions were honored with a trophy and certificates by the Director.

Nearly 10 games and 17 Athletics events were conducted for Boys and Girls.


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Finally, the Dr.S.Babu (Sports Officer) delivered his vote of thanks to the Director in

particular for her continuous encouragement, support to conduct the event and also he

extended his heartfelt thanks to various Committee Members, Faculties, Staffs and Students for

conducting the function a great success at NIT-Puducherry.

7.11 ACHIEVEMENTS OF NIT PUDUCHERRY IN VARIOUS ALL INDIA INTER NIT TOURNAMENT

Teams of our institute for various games participated in All India Inter NIT Tournaments

organized by NIT Warangal, NIT Kurukshetra and NIT Calicut. The achievements of our students

are given below.

S.No Games Date Organized by Achievements

1. Hockey (Men) 08th Sep 2015 to

09th Sep 2015

Karaikal District

Football Clubs

Karaikal

Fourth Position in

Karaikal District level

Hockey Tournament

2. Hockey (Men) 16th Apr-2015 to

19th Apr 2015

NIT Calicut Third Position in All

India Inter NIT Hockey

Tournament

3. Football (Men 04th Feb 2015 to

08th Feb 2015

NIT Warangal Reached Quarter final

in All India Inter NIT

Football Tournament

4. Volleyball (Men) 09 Feb 2015 to 12

Feb 2015.

NIT Kurukshetra Reached league

matches in All India

Inter NIT tournament

5. Volleyball (Women) 09 Feb 2015 to 12

Feb 2015.

NIT Kurukshetra Reached Second round

in All India Inter NIT

tournament held at


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6. Mr. D.Adarsh Srivatsa

(B.Tech IICSE)

01/02/2015 to

06/02/2015.

Badminton

Association

Vijahyawada (AP)

participated in senior

National Badminton

Championship

7. Mr. S.Badrinath (B.Tech

II ECE)

17/09/2015 to

28/09/2015.

Chess Association

Nagpur

participated in senior

National ‘B’ Chess

Championship

7.12 ACHIEVEMENTS BY STUDENTS/SCHOLARS

1. Deepan M. of CSE student (2011-15) has secured AIR 84 in GATE 2016

2. Keerthivasan.K, M.Tech student (2016) passed out had published following papers

3. B.Surendiran, Keerthivasan.k, Dimensionality Reduction using Principal Component Analysis

for Network Intrusion Detection , Perspectives in Science, Elsevier, 2016

4. B.Surendiran, Keerthivasan.k, "Feature Subset Selection for Intrusion Detection using various

Rank based Algorithms",International Journal of Computer Applications in Technology,

Inderscience Publishers Ltd, 2016 (In press)

5. Keerthivasan K., and Arun Raj Kumar, P., “Taxonomy on SSL/TLS Attacks”, International

Journal of Computer Network and Information Security, MECS Publishers, Hong Kong, Vol. 8,

Issue 2, February 2016, pp. 15-24.

6. A.Abhirami & S.Nivedha of 3rd year CSE won 1st prize at NexGen 2k15 tech fest at

Pondicherry University, karaikal campus.

7. S.A. Harish of B.Tech (CSE) 2012-16 batch had undergone an International Internship at

UMR TETIS Joint Research Unit at CIRAD - Centre de coopération internationale en recherche

agronomique pour le développement, Montpellier, France from 1.6.2015 to 31.7.2015 and

worked under the guidance of Dr.Philippe Lemoisson on Implementation of Viewpoints

concept using Model-View-Controller Architecture.

7.13 CELEBRATION OF ENGINEERS DAY

Engineers Day was celebrated on 15th September 2015. Cultural programs have been

organized by the students at this occasion and importance of engineers in development of

country was highlighted.

7.14 SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN

Our institute is actively taking part in Swachha Bharat activities throughout the

year which includes Awareness program, regular cleaning at the classrooms, laboratories,

administrative offices, hostels, main road leading to NIT etc. Apart from these, institute is

emphasising ‘Swachha Bharat drive’ as per instructions from Govt. of India during following

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22-26th June- 2015 ,Special Swacha Bharat Drive

12-14th November 2015, Swachha Bharat Drive

26th to 31st Januray 2-2016, Swachha Bharat Pledge and signing campaign

7.15 CELEBRATION OF NATIONAL VOTERS DAY

National Voters Day (25.01.2016) celebration has been celebrated along with

District administration. Students have participated in various events, winning the prizes

in short movie competitions, Mobile App development etc. Hundreds of our students

have brought awareness among the folks through rally and human chain formation.


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7.16 BLOOD DONATION CAMP

Blood donation camp has been organized on 5-2-2016 at NIT Puducherry Campus. A

team of doctors and staff from JIPMER (Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education

& Research) have visited our campus, explained the importance of blood donation and clarified

the donor’s doubts. All the students, faculty and staff have actively participated in the event,

donating 59 (Fifty Nine units) of blood to (JIPMER).

S. No Donor detail Units donated

1 Students

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(Boys- 42 Girls-9)

2 Staff and Faculty 8

Total

59 units

( including 5 rare group)

JIPMER, Puducherry has awarded NIT Puducherry for organizing such event and brining out

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7.17 NATIONAL MOTHER TONGUE DAY (MATRU BHASHA DIWAS)

Matru Bhasha Diwas was celebrated on 21-02-2016 at our institute Premises.

7.18 YOGA DAY

In pursuance of the directive issued by the Ministry of Human Resource Development,

Department of Higher Education, vide circular No.13-13/2015-U.5dated 25th February, 2015 for,

celebration of International Day of Yoga on 21st June 2015 at National Institute of Technology

Puducherry, Karaikal. The basic aim of “INTERNATIONAL DAY OF YOGA - 2015” is to bring spark

of inspiration and awareness of the yoga for all the age groups. The program was inaugurated

by Dr. (Mrs.) S. K. Pandey, Director on 21-06-15 at 15.30 hrs in the Seminar Hall, NITPy. The

yoga can be described as: Yoga embodies unity of mind and body; thought and action; a holistic

approach to health and well-being. It is not an exercise, but to discover the sense of oneness

within yourself. The positive response of the NIT employees was evident from their enthusiastic

participation in the International Day of Yoga – 2015.


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7.19 NATIONAL CONSTITUTION DAY

The First “National Constitution Day” of India on the 26th of November2015 was

celebrated in our institute. The Preamble of the Constitution was read out aloud and all staff

and students repeated it and took the Pledge. Number of Competitions and discussions were

carried out to create awareness among the students regarding the greatness and secularity of

our constitution.

The Literary Committee organized Essay competition for the same on the Topic “The

Indian Judicial System: Can the poor expect a fair judgment?”, in which three of our students

won,

1st : Keertivasan K, 2nd Yr, M.Tech. 2nd: Joseph Arnold X, 2nd Yr, M.Tech, CSE 3rd:G. Bhavana, 4th

Yr, ECE.


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7.20 VIGILANCE AWARENESS WEEK 2015

The Vigilance Week (26th October to 31st October, 2015), was celebrated with utmost

dedication and devotion at NIT Puducherry. The CVO of NIT Puducherry co-ordinated the entire

week.Pledge was taken by all employees and students of NIT Puducherry. The formal meeting

including the Director, Registrar, faculty members and staff was conducted on 29th October

2015 and was conducted by Dr. G. S. Mahapatra, CVO NITPy, who formally welcomed all the

faculty and staff members, and acquainted them with the relevance of the day. It was followed

by an oath taking event, awareness lecture and elocution event on the topic. The Elocution

event highlighted and addressed issues and suggestions pertaining to improvement at NIT

Puducherry, by using technology in different domains like: adopting a transparent approach of

governance

A Debate competition for students on the topic “Role of Youth in preventing

Corruption” was organized by the Literary committee on 28.10.15. Every student took part in

the competition with full enthusiasm and vigour, and contributed every bit to this great

endeavour and interactive forum. Along with discussing about good Global and corrupt free

Indian governance they also suggested dynamic points about strategies to bring about a

revolution In the Indian beurocracy and administration. The Debate competition was conducted

by Dr. S. Mishra.


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Not only Faculty and Staff, but the students also actively participated in all the events. The

various competitions conducted for the students in the week are as follows:

7.21 2nd CONVOCATION

The second convocation of NIT Puducherry was held on 27th February 2016. In this

occasion, Lt. Gen. A.K. Singh, Hon’ble Lientenant Governor of Puducherry graced the occasion

as Chief Guest. The function was presided over by Dr. (Mrs.) S. K. Pandey- Director NIT

Puducherry. The senate members were also present for the distribution of certificates and gold

medals. Most of the graduands along with their parents were also present to receive the

degree certificates. The program was also live telecast through a link in the institute website.

The declaration of the commencement of convocation was announced by Dr. (Mrs.) S. K.

Pandey. The welcome address was given by Dr. (Mrs.) S. K. Pandey followed by the report on

the institute. The degrees were awarded by the chairperson senate and the gold medals by the

Chief Guest. The pledge was administered by followed by, Lt. Gen. A.K. Singh, Hon’ble

Lientenant Governor of Puducherry his address to the graduands. The chief guest lecture was

also very motivating with full of morals. The departmental gold medals were awarded to Amrita

Ghosh -Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Deepan M- Department of

Computer Science and Engineering and Monika S- Department of Electrical and Electronics

Engineering. The overall topper of the institute was awarded to Amrita Ghosh- Department of

Electronics and Communication Engineering. The closing of the convocation was declared by

the chairman followed by lunch.


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The newly built Science & Humanities Block, Guest House and Girls Hostel of NIT Puducherry

was inaugurated by the Lt. Gen. A.K. Singh, Hon’ble Lientenant Governor of Puducherry who

graced the occasion as Chief Guest in the presence of Dr. (Mrs.) S. K. Pandey- Director NIT

Puducherry and Faculty and Staff members of NIT Puducherry on 27th February 2016.

The Science and Humanities block consists of three floors. Each floor is

furnished with proper ventilation and good quality equipment’s. The flooring is made up of

marbles/tiles and in each class room the centralized Air Conditioner provision made. The

students are made to be seated comfortably and listen to the class properly so the two

seater/three seater desk & benches are allocated in class room which is in good condition. In

each classroom, the green board is made and for the power point presentation the projector

connection is also made. For each department Professor/Associate Professor/Assistant

Professor/Faculty/Staff separate room is allocated. The library is situated in second floor with


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the facility of Centralized Air Condition. Institute has started the purchase process for the

different required furniture for Faculty/Staff room, Library and Laboratory.

All department laboratories are fully accomplished in the Science and Humanities

block, the three phase power supply is supplied to the entire laboratory and all equipments are

arranged in proper manner to conduct the lab in the effective manner.

The hostels will be self-sufficient in power sources including solar panels & water

conservation techniques would be implemented in the campus. The hostel is well furnished

with proper ventilation and good quality equipment’s. Nearly 300 (Three Hundred) students

are staying in the hostel in dual occupancy. Inside the hostel campus itself, a temporary shuttle

court is made for the student’s sport purposes.

The Guest House block consists of three floor structures. Each floor is furnished with

proper ventilation and good quality equipment’s. The block consists of nine Single bed rooms,

sixteen Double bed rooms and three Suite rooms.

8. TRAINING AND PLACEMENT ACTIVITIES

During the third Campus Placement, 13 renowned companies have visited to NIT

Puducherry. The placement statistics are as follows:

A. Highlights:

Total number of students 110

Eligible students 79

No of students appeared 79

Total number of students placed : 41

Total number of companies arrived 13

Total number of boys placed 28

Total number of girls placed 13

Package Range achieved: 2.7 to 15.25 LPA

Average package 4.55 LPA

Number of Training Programs organized: 1 for ten days


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B. List of companies and Placement statistics:

C. Orientations/ Training & Skill Development Programmes Organized

In-house training program for Technical Interview and Aptitude

10 Day program on soft skills, Aptitude, reasoning etc.

D. Internships & Training Programmes Offered

Smart home system for disabled people via wireless Bluetooth

A human detection method for residential smart energy system based on

Zigbee RSSI changes

Improving Grid reliability using HVDC and FACTS technology

Wireless electricity transmission

Analysis of live wireless Network based on various radio parameters

cloud computing for health care infrastructure development

Analysis of synthetic aperture radar

concentrated solar power using molten salt

Application of embedded web technology in traffic monitoring

Biometric RFID

CVD magic

Efficient cooperative relaying in wireless multi-hop networks

worldwide interoperability of microwaves

MEMS based IC mass storage systems

speech recognition based wireless automation

S. No. Companies EEE ECE CSE M.Tech Package (LPA)

1. INTELECT 0 2 0 0 5.5

2. TECH MAHINDRA 2 0 0 0 2.7

3. INATECH 1 0 4 0 4.0

4. TRIMBLE 0 0 1 1 7.0

5. MUSIGMA 0 1 1 0 3.5

6. ZOHO 1 0 0 0 6.8

7. L&T ECC 1 3 0 0 5.8

8. RAMCO 2 0 2 0 4.0

9. MATRIMONY 0 0 2 2 6.0

10. SHRIRAM VALUED SERVICES 3 3 2 0 3.5

11. GREAT WEST BUISNESS SERVICE 0 0 2 0 4.5

12. URJANET SOLUTIONS 0 1 0 0 4.5

13. 8K MILES 0 0 2 2 3.5

Total = 41 10 10 16 5


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9. FINANCE

During the year 2015-16, NIT Puducherry received grant in aid of Rs.4504 lakh from

Ministry of Human Resource Development. Apart from this the Institution received

academic receipts of Rs.2.66 Crore besides receipts like interest etc.

10. ACCOUNTS

The annual accounts of the institution for 2015-16 were prepared in the revised

format of accounts prescribed by the Ministry of Human Resource Development. The audit

of accounts was conducted by the Director General of Audit (Central), Chennai during

October 2016. The annual accounts and the audit certificate were annexed to this report.

Current Year

2015-2016

Previous Year

2014-2015

Corpus/ Capital Fund 1 663504254 48417866

Designated / Earmarked Funds 2 3995496 3552821

Current Liabilities & Provisions 3 550312480 707100908

TOTAL 1217812230 759071595

Tangible Assets 4 9597491 10579290

Intangible Assets

Capital Work-in-Progress 612054175 0

INVESTMENTS FROM EARMARKED FUNDS 5 0

Long Term 0

Short Term 0

INVESTMENTS - OTHERS 6 0 0

CURRENT ASSETS 7 442601355 220427079

LOANS, ADVANCES & DEPOSITS 8 153559209 528065226

TOTAL 1217812230 759071595

Significant Accounting policies 23

Note on Accounts 24

Registrar (i/c) Director

FIXED ASSETS

APPLICATION OF FUNDS

SOURCES OF FUNDS


BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st MARCH 2016

PARTICULARS SCHEDULEAmount in Rs.

1

Current Year Previous Year

2015-2016 2014-2015INCOMEAcademic Receipts 9 24689764 21919386Grants/Subsidies 10 24037786 47019592Income from Investments 11 0 5899338Interest Earned 12 1925036 7029167Other Income 13 10 0Prior Period Income 14 3883772 0

Total (A) 54536368 81867483EXPENDITUREStaff Payments & Benefits ( Establishment Expenses) 15 37965124 32786810Academic Expenses 16 3321170 1895375Administrative & General Expenses 17 2854110 3359279Transportation Expenses 18 4790850 7255297Repairs & Maintenance 19 290929 432312Finance Costs 20 8905 34150Depreciation 4 1448126 1122313Other Expenses 21 0 0Prior Period Expenditure 22 1366748 134056

Total (B) 52045962 47019592

Balance being excess of Income over Expenditure (A-B) 2490406 34847891

Transfer to / from Designated FundBuilding FundBalance being surplus (Deficit) Carried to Capital Fund 2490406 34847891

Registrar (i/c) Director

Amount in Rs.


INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH 2016.

PARTICULARS SCHEDULE

2


2015-2016 2014-2015

Balance beginning of the year 48417866 7620209

Add: Grant utilised for Capital Expenditure 612520502 5949766

Add: Interest on Corpus Fund 75480 0

Add: Excess of Income Over Exps transfer from I&E A/c2490406 34847891

Balance of the end of the year 663504254 48417866

Assistant Registrar Registrar (i/c)


Amount in Rs.

Particulars

SCHEDULE 1 - CORPUS/CAPITAL FUND

3

PARTICULARSStudent

Welfare FundAlumni Fund

Current Year

(2015-16)

Previous year

(2014-15)

A.

a) Opening Balance 3353821 199000 3552821 2472920

b) Additions during the year 240000 60500 300500

c) Income from investments made of the fund 0 0 0 0

d) Accrued interest on Investments 0 0 0 0

e)Interest on savings Bank A/c 134215 7960 142175 0

f) Other additions 0 0 0 1079901

TOTAL (A) 3728036 267460 3995496 3552821

B.

i. Utilisation towards Capital Expr. 0 0 0 0

ii. Expenditure towards revenue expr. 0 0 0 0

0TOTAL ( B ) 0 0 0 0

CLOSING BALANCE AT THE YEAR END ( A-B) 3728036 267460 3995496 3552821

Assistant Registrar


SCHEDULE : 2 : DESIGNATED /EARMARKED/ ENDOWMENT FUNDS

Registrar (i/c)

4

Current year Previous year2015-2016 2014-2015

A CURRENT LIABILITIES

1. Deposits from staff 0

2. Deposits from students 605600 528600

3. Sundry Creditors

a) For goods and services 10219610 8359458

b) Others ( Refundable fee) 5156650 0

4. Deposits - Others ( Including EMD,Security Deposits) 568283 623530

5. Statutory Liabilities

a. NPS 2590987 1581764

b. Professional Tax 0

c. TDS 0

6. Other Current Liabilities

a. Salaries 2432791 0

b. Receipts against sponsored projects 4949207 983790

c.Receipts against sponsored fellowship and Scholarship 693887 994914

d. Unutilised Grants 516207502 688395140

e. Grants in Advance 0 300000

f. Other funds 300000 0

g. Other Liabilities 3300 0

TOTAL - A 543727817 701767196B PROVISIONS

1. For Taxation 0

2. Gratuity 2230075 1294981

3. Superannuation pension 0

4. Accumulated Leave encashment 2932520 2159070

5. Other Expenses payable 1422068 1879661

TOTAL - B 6584663 5333712

TOTAL ( A+B) 550312480 707100908

Assistant Registrar


ParticularsS.No

Registrar (i/c)

Amount in Rs.

SCHEDULE 3 - CURRENT LIABILITIES & PROVISIONS

5

Credit Debit Credit Debit

1 SERB Project : Dr. E.Ponguzhali 983790 0 800000 1783790 1543972 239818 0

2 SERB Project : Dr. D.Ragupathy 0 0 1600000 1600000 0 1600000 0

3 Visvesvaraya Ph.D. Scheme 0 0 812500 812500 0 812500 0

4 CCMT 2015 & Other Income 0 0 681952 681952 0 681952 0

5 Advances for projects 0 0 0 0 135100 0 135100

TOTAL 983790 0 3894452 4878242 1679072 3334270 135100

6 SMDP Project 0 0 1750037 1750037 0 1750037

GRAND TOTAL 5644489 1679072 4949207

* Total of column 8 (credit) shown in Balance sheet Liability side ( Schedule 3 - A, 6(b))

Assistant Registrar


SCHEDULE-3(a) - SPONSORED PROJECTS

S.No

Expenditure

during the

year

Opening BalanceClosing Balance

(Amount in Rs.)

Receipts /

Recoveries

during the

year

TotalName of the Project

Registrar (i/c)

6

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Credit Debit Credit Debit Credit Debit

1 MHRD Account 893822 0 0 260852 632970

2 SC/ST - Scholarship A/c 101092 0 28400 100300 29192

3 Int. on Deposit A/c 31725 31725

TOTAL 994914 0 60125 361152 693887 0

Assistant Registrar


SCHEDULE 3 (b) SPONSORED FELLOWSHIP AND SCHOLARSHIP

* Total column 7 (Credit) appears In Balance sheet Liability side Schedule 3, A,6-C

Closing Balance

as on 31.3.2016

(Amount in Rs.)

Transactions during

the year

Opening Balance as

on 1.4.2015Name of SponserS.No

Registrar (i/c)

7

Recurring Grant

MHRD Unspent Capital CPWD Deposit MOSJE GRANT

Balance brought forward 115551713 77718875 481624552 13500000 688395140 495881028

Add: Grant received during the year 97629216 352770784 0 0 450400000 243500000

Add: Interest earned on Capital Grant 0 13970650 0 0 13970650 0

Add: CPWD Deposit 280000000 280000000 132970000Total - A 213180929 444460309 761624552 13500000 1432765790 872351028

Less: Utilised for Revenue expenditure 24037786 0 24037786 47019592

Less: Utilised for Capital expenditure 0 466327 0 466327 136936296

Transfer to Work in Progress 0 266500000 612054175 13500000 892054175 0Total - B 24037786 266966327 612054175 13500000 916558288 183955888

TOTAL ( A -B) 189143143 177493982 149570377 0 516207502 688395140


SCHEDULE 3 C - UNUTILISED GRANTS FROM UGC, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA, ETC.,

TOTAL

PREVIOUS

YEAR

2014-15

Registrar (i/c)Assistant Registrar

PARTICULARS

Current year 2015-16 (Amount in Rs.)

Capital Grant ( MHRD)

8

Opening

BalanceAdditions Deductions

Closing

Balance

Revised

Rate of

Dep.

Dep.

Opening

Balance

Dep. for

the year

Deductions/

Adjmnts

Total

Depreciations31.03.2016 31.03.2015

1 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

1 Land & Site Development 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 Buildings 0 0 0 0 2% 0 0 0 0 0

3 Roads & Bridges 0 0 0 0 2% 0 0 0 0 0

4 Tubewells & Water Supply 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

5 Sewerage & Drainage 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

6 Electrical Installation and equipment 0 0 0 0 5% 0 0 0 0 0

(a) Kitchen Equipments 0 0 0 0 5% 0 0 0 0

(b) Equipment for Hostel 0 176850 0 176850 5% 0 8843 8843 168007 0

7 Plant & Machinery 0 0 0 0 5% 0 0 0 0 0

8 Scientific & Laboratory Equipment 5217310 109927 0 5327237 8% 557182 426179 983361 4343876 4660128

Gymnasium Equipments 0 0 0 0 8% 0 0 0 0 0

9 Office equipment 0 119710 0 119710 7.5% 0 8978 8978 110732 0

10 Audio Visual equipment 0 0 0 0 7.5% 0 0 0 0 0

11 Computers & Peripherals 2799130 17725 0 2816855 20% 1466752 563371 2030123 786732 1332378

12 Furniture,Fixtures & Fittings 5179897 42115 0 5222012 7.5% 995673 391651 1387324 3834688 4184224

13 Vehicles 0 0 0 0 10% 0 0 0 0

14 Lib.Books & Scientific journals 491036 0 0 491036 10% 88476 49104 378244 112792 402560

15 Small Value Assets 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL (A) 13687373 466327 0 14153700 3108083 1448126 0 4556209 9597491 10579290

16 Capital Work in Progress : Buildings 0 612054175 0 612054175 0 0

WIP : Lab. Equipment 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL (B) 0 612054175 0 612054175 0 0 612054175

Intangible Assets 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

17 Computer Software 0 0 0 0 40% 0

18 E- Journals & Patents 0 0 0 0 40% 0 0

TOTAL (C) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

Grand Total ( A+B+C) 13687373 612520502 0 626207875 0 5091553 1448126 0 6539679 619668196

Assistant Registrar


S.NO ASSETS HEADS

GROSS BLOCK Depreciation for the Year Net Block (Amount in Rs.)

SCHEDULE 4 - FIXED ASSETS

Registrar (i/c)

9


2015-2016 2014-2015

1 In Central Government Securities 0 0

2 In State Government Securities 0 0

3 Other approved Securities 0 0

4 Shares 0 0

5 Debentures and Bonds 0 0

6 Term deposits with Banks 0 0

7 Others ( to be specified) 0 0

0 0

Assistant Registrar


SCHEDULE - 5 , INVESTMENTS FROM EARMARKED/ ENDOWNMENT FUNDS

Amount in Rupees

TOTAL

ParticularsS.No

Registrar (i/c)

10


2015-2016 2014-2015

1 In Central Government Securities 0 0

2 In State Government Securities 0 0

3 Other approved Securities 0 0

4 Shares 0 0

5 Debentures and Bonds 0 0

6 Term deposits with Banks 0 0

7 Others ( to be specified) 0 0

0 0

Assistant Registrar


SCHEDULE - 6 , INVESTMENTS - OTHERS

Registrar (i/c)

S.No Particulars

Amount in Rupees

TOTAL

11


2015-2016 2014-2015

1 STOCK:

a. Lab Chemicals, Consumables & Glassware 0 0

2 SUNDRY DEBTORS:

a. Debts Outstanding for period exceeding 6 months 0

b. Others 658650 658650

3 CASH AND BANK BALANCES:

a. With Scheduled Banks

in Current Accounts 30427 0

in Term Deposit Accounts 127153737 189216663

in Savings Accounts 314758541 30551766

b. With Non- Scheduled Banks 0

POST OFFICE - SAVINGS ACCOUNTS 0

442601355 220427079

Assistant Registrar


SCHEDULE - 7 CURRENT ASSETS

S.No Particulars

Amount in Rupees

TOTAL

Registrar (i/c)

12

S.No Particulars 2015-16 2014-15

1 Current Account

( SBI A/c : 33940862379) 30427 02 Savings Bank Accounts

1. SBI : Ministry Fund Account :31098206383

SB A/c No.31098206383 262913981 7853482

2. SBI : NITPY Fee Collection Account

SB A/c No. 33803763716 41697695 177873973 .NITPY Corpus Fund Account

SB A/c No.33803758887 1943852 18683724. NITPY Student Welfare Fund Account

SB A/c No. 33803699910 1084 10215. Scholarships & Deposit Fund A/c

SB A/c NO.32912184337 661735 10504566. NITPY Projects Fund A/c

SMDP project A/c No.34943496809 1750037

SB A/c No. 33803760847 3199170 983790

7. NITPY New Pension Scheme

SB A/c No. 33803762076 2590987 1007248TOTAL ( A) 314788968 30551766

3 Term Deposits

a. With SBI Karaikal Branch 127153737 189216663

441942705 219768429

Assistant Registrar

GRAND TOTAL

Registrar (i/c)


ANNEXURE - A

13


2015-2016 2014-2015

1 Advances to employees: ( Non Interest bearing)

a. Salary 0 0

b. Festival 0 0

c. Medical Advance 0 0

d. Others 0 0

2 Long Term Advances to employees: ( Interest Bearing)

a. Vehicle Loan 0 0

b. Home Loan 0 0

d. Other ( to be specified) 0 0

3Advances and other amounts recoverables cash or in kind or for

value to be received:

a. Capital Account

Deposit with CPWD (General) 149570377 481624552

b. Suppliers/ Services

Contingent Advance 1945156 1191195

Imprest 0 10000

Department Advances 769719

Others 0

4 Prepaid Expenses

a. Insurance 13997 0

b. Other expenses 0 0

5 Deposits

a. Telephone 0

b. Lease Rent 0

c. Electricity

d. Misc. Deposit 198608 216120

6 Income Accured

Interest accured but not due 1483022 572363

7 Other Current assets Receivable

a. MOSJE grant due from Hostel fund 0 13500000

b. Grant in transit 0 30000000

c. Fee collection due 54750 26600

d. CSAB 2014 293299 154677153559209 528065226

Assistant Registrar

TOTAL

Registrar (i/c)


SCHEDULE 8 - LOANS, ADVANCES & DEPOSITS

S.No Particulars

Amount in Rupees

14


2015-2016 2014-2015

Fee From Students

1 Academic Fees

1. Tuition fee 20899574 18191072

2. Admission fee 24200 25200

3. Enrolment Fee 0 91900

4. Library Admission fee 764000 752000

5. Laboratory fee(Comp.fee) 993200 977600

6. Art & Craft fee 840400 811500

7. Registration fee 65600 58500

8. Syllabus fee 0 0

23586974 20907772

2 Examination Fees

1. Admission test fee 0 0

2.Entrance Exam Fee 0 0

3. Examination fee 267400 263200

4 Mark sheet, certificate fee 18150 18900

285550 282100

Amount in Rupees


Total (A)

Total (B)

SCHEDULE - 9 : ACADEMIC RECEIPTS

S.No Particulars

15


2015-2016 2014-2015

3 Other Fees

1. Medical Exam. Fee 164900 150400

2. Fine/Miscellaneous fee 52490 55000

3.Application Fee for

Mirgration/provisional0

4. Transportation fee 0 0

5. Hostel fee 0 0

6. Convocation Fee 0 0

7. Internet Fee 0 0

8. Sports Fee 0 0

9. Maintenance Fees From Students 0 0

10. Convocation fee 0 62250

Total (C) 217390 267650

4 Sale of Publications

1. Application fee(Recruitment) 596350 461864

2. Sale of Tender forms 3500 0

599850 461864

24689764 21919386

Total (D)

Grand Total ( A+B+C+D)



SCHEDULE - 9 : ACADEMIC RECEIPTS

S.No Particulars

Amount in Rupees

16

Total Total

2015-2016 2014-2015

Balance Brought Forward 115551713 77718875 481624552 13500000 572843427 688395140 495881028

Add: Receipts during the

year 97629216 352770784 0 0 352770784 450400000 243500000

Add: CPWD Deposit 0 0 280000000 0 280000000 280000000 132970000Add: Interest earned on

Capital grant 0 13970650 0 0 13970650 13970650 0

TOTAL 213180929 444460309 761624552 13500000 1219584861 1432765790 872351028Less: Utilised for Capital

Exps. ( A) 0 266966327 0 13500000 280466327 280466327 136936296Less: Transfer to Work in

progress 0 612054175 0 612054175 612054175

TOTAL 0 266966327 612054175 13500000 892520502 735414732

Less: Utilised for Revenue

Exps. (B) 24037786 0 0 0 0 24037786 47019592

Balance C/F. ( c) 189143143 177493982 149570377 0 327064359 516207502 688395140


CPWDTotal Non-

Rec.

Amount in Rupees


SCHEDULE 10 - GRANTS / SUBSIDIES (IRREVOCABLE GRANTS RECEIVED)

MOSJE

GRANTRECURRING

NON

RECURRINGParticulars

17

2014-15 2013-14 2015-16 2014-15

1 Interest

a. On Government securities 0 0 0 0

b. Other Bonds, etc., 0 0 0 0

2 Interest on Term deposits 0 0 0 0

3 Income accured but not due 0 0 0 0

4 Interest on Savings Bank 0 0 0 0

5 Others 0 0 0 0

TOTAL 0 0 0 0



SCHEDULE 11 - INCOME FROM INVESTMENTS

S.No ParticularsEarmarked/Endw. Funds

Other Investments

(Amount in Rs.)

18


2015-2016 2014-2015On Savings Accounts with

Scheduled banks 1925036 7029167

On Loans sanctioned to staff 0 0On Debtors and other

Receivables 0 0

TOTAL 1925036 7029167

Registrar (i/c)Assistant Registrar


SCHEDULE 12 - INTEREST EARNED

Particulars

Amount in Rs.

19


2015-2016 2014-2015

A. Income from Land &

Buildings

1. Hostel Room Rent 0 0

2. License fee 0 0

3.Hire Charges for Buildings, 0 04.Electricity Charges/ water

charges 0 0TOTAL (A) 0 0

B. Sales of Institute's

Publications 0 0

TOTAL (B)

C. Income from Holding

events

1. Gross receipts from annual

function/sports 0 0 Less: Direct Exps. Incurred on

the annual 0 0

2. Gross Receipts from fetes 0 0

Less: Direct Exps on fetes 0 0TOTAL (C) 0 0

D.Others1. Income from Consultancy

2. RTI fees 10 0

3. Misc. Income 0 0TOTAL (D) 10 0

Grand Total ( A+B+C+D) 10 0



SCHEDULE 13 - OTHER INCOME

Particulars

Amount in Rs.

20



2015-2016 2014-2015

1 Academic Receipts 0 0

2 Income from Investments 0 0

3 Interest earned 0 0

4 Other Income 3883772 0TOTAL 3883772 0


SCHEDULE 14 - PRIOR PERIOD INCOME

S.No Particulars

Amount in Rs.

21

Current Year Previous Year2015-2016 2014-2015

Salaries and wages 32084777 26966622Allowances and Bonus a. Bonus 0 0 b. TTA 135184 0 c. TA 482329 621609HRD Staff Training 0 0NPS Contribution 2393273 1317139Staff Welfare Expenses 0 281591Retirement and Terminal a. Gratutity 935094 777706 b. Leave Encashment 0 1602769LTC Facility 0 0Leave Salary & Pension 1201989 401993Medical Facility 0 0Children Education Allowance 247226 0Honorarium 485252 817381Others 0 0

TOTAL 37965124 32786810

Assistant Registrar

ParticularsAmount in Rs.

Registrar (i/c)


SCHEDULE 15 - STAFF PAYMENTS & BENEFITS

(ESTABLISHMENT EXPS)

22


2015-2016 2014-2015

Laboratory Expenses(

Consumables) 55961 477551

Field work/ participation 0 0

Seminar / Workshop 38347 82377

Payment to visiting faculty 0 0

Examination 20080 0 Student Welfare Expenses

(Insurance) 64603 117521

Excursion and Tour 0 0

N.S.S/ N.C.C. 0 0

Convocation Expenses 285331 272116

Publications 0 0Stipend/means-cum-merit

scholarship 2841858 907935

Subscription Expenses 0 0

Sports & Games 14990 37875Cultural & Social Activities

Expenses 0 0

Other Academic Expenses 0 0 TOTAL 3321170 1895375



SCHEDULE 16 - ACADEMIC EXPENSES

Particulars

Amount in Rs.

23


2015-2016 2014-2015

Electricity, Power and Water

Charges 344198 1134262Rent, Rates & Taxes (Including

property tax) 421000 332000

Postage & telephone 832541 554979

Printing & Stationery 374058 805134

Hospitality & Health Care 64997 24006

Audit Fee 69740 261947

Consultancy charges 16991 89603

Professional Charges 137800 0

Advertisement & Publicity 331312 127848

Magazines & Journals 0 29500Meetings and Committee

Expenses 86302 0

Others ( Specify)a. Celebration of important

days 48632 0

b. Miscellaneous Expenses 126539 0

TOTAL 2854110 3359279



SCHEDULE - 17 : ADMINISTRATIVE & GENERAL EXPENSES

Particulars

Amount in Rs.

24


2015-2016 2014-2015

Transport Expenses

(Outsourced) 1044614 1972782Security Expenses (

Outsourced) 3447869 5282515

Travel Insurance 0 0

Vehicle taken on rent / lease 298367 0

TOTAL 4790850 7255297



SCHEDULE - 18 : TRANSPORTATION /SECURITY EXPENSES

Particulars

Amount in Rs.

25



2015-2016 2014-2015

1. Building 231617 413061

2. Furniture & Fixtures 0 0

3. Plant & Machinery 0 19251

4. Office Equipments 0 05. Cleaning Materials &

Services 0 0

6. Others (Specify) 0 0 a. Computer Repaires &

Maintenance 0 0

b. Maintanance of Hostel 0 0

c. Campus Beautification 0 0

d. Generator Maintenance 0 0

e. Office Maintenance 59312 0

f. Repairs & Maintanence 0 0

TOTAL 290929 432312


SCHEDULE - 19 : REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE

Particulars

Amount in Rs.

26


2015-2016 2014-2015

Interest on Fixed loans

Interest on Other loans

1. Bank Charges 8905 34150

2. Others (specify) 0

TOTAL 8905 34150



SCHEDULE - 20 : FINANCE COST

Particulars

Amount in Rs.

27


2015-2016 2014-2015

Provision for Bad & Doubtful

debts / advancesIrrecoverable balances - written

off NIL NIL

Others (specify)

TOTAL 0 0



SCHEDULE - 21 : OTHER EXPENSES

Particulars

Amount in Rs.

28


2015-2016 2014-2015

1. Establishment Expenses 0 0

2. Academic Expenses 1366748 134056

3. Administrative Expenses 0

4. Transporatation Expenses 0 0

5. Others 0 0

TOTAL 1366748 134056



SCHEDULE - 22 : PRIOR PERIOD EXPENSES

Particulars

Amount in Rs.

29

RECEIPTS

Current Year

2015-2016

Previous Year

2014- 2015

I. Opening Balances I. Expenses

a) Cash Balances a) Establishment Expenses 34969570 34126990

b) Bank Balance b) Academic Expenses 2499102 10350670

i. In Current accounts 0 0 c) Administrative Expenses 2254110 0

ii. In deposit Accts d) Transportation Expenses 4790850 314156

iii. Savings accounts 30578366 106702864 e) Repairs & Maintenance 290929 0 f) Prior Period expenses 1366748 0

30578366 106702864 46171309 44791816

II. Grants Received

II. Payments against Earmarked/Endowment

Funds 0 0

Government of India

Capital 352770784 200000000

Revenue(Salary/General) 97629216

450400000 200000000 0 0

III. Academic Receipts 24689764 22845666

III. Payments against Sponsered

projects/Schemes 1679072 0

24689764 22845666 1679072 0

IV. Receipts against

Earmarked/Endowment Funds 0 0

IV. Payment against Sponsered

Fellowships/Scholarships 361152 0

0 0 361152 0

V. Receipt against Sponsored

Projects/Schemes 5644489 1026610 V. Investments and Deposits made

a) Out of Earmarked/Endowment Funds 0

b) Out of own funds (Investments - others) 0 137000000

5644489 1026610 0 0

VI. Receipts against sponsored

Fellowships and Scholarships 60125 0 VI. Term Deposits with Scheduled Banks 0

60125 0 0 0

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Amount in Rs.

Current Year

2015-2016

Previous Year

2014- 2015

PAYMENTS


RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT FOR THE PERIOD FROM 01.04.2015 to 31.03.2016.

VII. Income and Investment from

VII. Expenditure on Fixed Assets and Capital

Works-in-Progress

a) Earmarked/Endowment Funds a) Fixed Assets 466327 1474373

b) Other investments b) Capital Works-in-Progress 0 132970000

0 0 466327 134444373

VIII. Interest received on

VIII. Other payments including statutory

payments 280000000 3939386

a) Bank Deposits 12487628 11700804

b) Loans and Advances

c) Savings Bank Accounts 2067148 115281

14554776 11816085 280000000 3939386

IX. Investments encashed 62062926 IX. Refunds of Grants 0

62062926 0

X. Term Deposis with Scheduled

Banks encashed 12422420 X. Deposits and Advances 21840078 0

0 12422420 21840078 0

XI. Other Income (including Prior

Period Income) 3883782 0 XI. Other Payments 0 8253923

3883782 0 0 8253923

XII. Deposits and Advances 73432678 0 XII. Closing balances

a) Cash in hand

b) bank balances 0

In Current Accounts 30427 26600

In Savings Accounts 314758541 30551766In Deposit Accounts

73432678 0 314788968 30578366

XIII. Miscellaneous Receipts

including Statutory Receipts 0 4194219 0

0 4194219 0 0

XIV. Any other Receipts 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

Total 665306906 359007864 Total 665306906 359007864


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