government college mandya - kar · like blood donation, aids awareness, tree plantation, etc....

GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

DEPARTMENT OF COLLEGIATE EDUCATION

GOVERNMENT COLLEGE MANDYA

AAnn AAuuttoonnoommoouuss IInnssttiittuuttiioonn UUnnddeerr UUnniivveerrssiittyy ooff MMyyssoorree

AAccccrreeddiitteedd bbyy NNAAAACC bbyy AA GGrraaddee wwiitthh CCGGPPAA 33..1111

EEssttdd:: 11994488

WWeebb::

ee--mmaaiill::

wwwwww..ggccmm..aacc..iinn

ppppggoovv11--ccccee--kkaammaa@@kkaarr..nniicc..iinn

iinnffoo@@ ggccmm..aacc..iinn

FFaaxx:: 0088223322--222200003399

AAnnnnuuaall QQuuaalliittyy AAssssuurraannccee RReeppoorrtt

2200001100--1111

Introduction

Our College was founded in 1948 with a broad objective to provide higher

education to the rural students at affordable cost and convenience. Ever since

1960, the year in which it was upgraded to encompass degree courses, it has

been imparting need-based education and affiliated to University of Mysore,

Mysore. The College obtained permanent affiliation from University of Mysore,

Mysore in 1990. The UGC accorded its recognition to our college under section

12(B) and 2(f) on 03-02-1992.

It is a matter of great privilege to state that the University of Mysore, Mysore in

pursuant of the approval of the UGC and the Government of Karnataka has

granted “Autonomous Status” to the college vides Order No. CDC: B:

AUTONOMY: 28:1992-93 dated 8th June 2005 for a period of 5 years from 2005-

06 to 2010-11. The institution made adequate preparations during 2005-06.

Different committees are constituted as per the UGC guidelines to ensure the

effective functioning of autonomy.

The college has become a Post graduate centre and a Co-educational institution

from 2007-08. The college offers BA, B.Sc, BBM and B.Com courses at the UG

level, and Political Science and Physics at the PG level. The present strength of the

college is 1833. Most of the students hail from rural areas. Students of our

institution have participated in State level and National level sports events also.

The students of the college are endowed with social consciousness. Under the

able guidance of Principal and staff, they are rendering valuable social service

like Blood donation, AIDS awareness, Tree plantation, etc. Evaluation plays a

pivotal role in the working of an autonomous institution. Hence, the examination

section headed by the Controller of examinations and assisted by an Examination

committee is formed with needed infrastructure.

The highly qualified and well-experienced teaching faculty offers constant

guidance to the students at every step to ensure their all-round development. As

the students lack communicative skill, Spoken English classes are conducted for

them. Teachers are making every effort to update their knowledge and skills.

Section A: Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the

year towards quality enhancement .

1. To get an open air stadium

2. To have a spacious library for UG and PG

3. To construct PG blocks for Physics and Political Science

4. To construct hostel for Women.

5. To assist students for placement and career guidance.

6. To conduct UGC sponsored COP programmes.

7. To conduct National /State level seminars/conference in various subjects.

8. To start PG cources in MCom and MSc Computer Science

9. To have a guest house for college.

Section B: Details in respect of the following (attach separate sheet).

1. Name and address of the college Government College (Autonomous), Mandya

M C Road, Mandya – 571401

Karnataka

2. Name of the Principal with

qualification

Prof. D. Krishne Gowda

MSc BEd

3.

Telephone 08232-220039

Fax 08232-220039

Cell 9844102106

e-mail

[email protected]

Website www.gcm.ac.in

4. Year of establishment 1948

5. Whether the college is a

Private/Aided/Unaided

or Government

Government Institution

6. Dates of UGC recognition

(Certificate of

recognition u/s 2(f) and

12(B) to be enclosed)

2(f) 13.04.1992

12(B) 13.04.1992

Enclosed (Annexure – I)

7. Whether the college has

been accredited by the

NAAC, if yes give the

rating/grade

Yes

A grade

8. Courses offered Before Granting

Autonomy

After Granting

Autonomy

UG BA BA

BSc BSc

BBM BBM

- B.Com

BCA

PG - MA in Political Science

- M.Sc in Physics

9. Students’ enrollment

during the last three

years:

2008-09 2009-10 2010-11

UG 1073 1359 1737

PG 48 79 96

Total 1121 1438 1833

10. Faculty strength

Detailed list enclosed (Annexure -II)

11. Activities reflecting the

goals and objectives of the

institution

Annexure III

12. New academic

programmes initiated (UG

and PG)

UGC sponsored Certificate courses in

1. Computer Networking

2. Human rights.

Bachelor in Computer Applications (BCA)

13. Innovations in curricular

design and transaction

Annexure IV

14. Inter-disciplinary

programmes started

UGC sponsored Career Oriented Programs like Certificate

course in Computer Networking and Human Rights are the

courses where any students can join the course .

Computer Fundamentals, Environment science and

Constitution of India are compulsory subject for all the

students.

15. Examination reforms

implemented

Annexure V

16. Initiative towards faculty

development programme

Faculty members are encouraged to attend the seminars

conferences and workshops at National/State

/International level .Faculty members of the college have

participated and presented papers at National/State

/International level .

Annexure VI

17. Total number of

seminars/workshops

conducted

Two days National Conference by Physical Education

Dept

One day State level Seminar by Dept of Sociology

One Day Regional level Seminar by Dept of Kannada

One Day Regional level Seminar by Dept of Kannada

One Day work shop by Dept of PG Physics on Latex

18. Research projects a)

Ongoing; b) Completed

Annexure VII

19. Research grants received

from various agencies

Annexure VIII

20. Details of research

scholars

Six faculty members of the college have received

UGC projects. Students of the science stream are

encouraged to do project work. 18 faculty

members of the college have enrolled for Phd

programmes. Dr Sreepad guides MPhil and Phd

candidates. Dr Shivanand is guiding MPhil and

MTech and PhD candidates.

Dr Neelamma. And Dr Udaya Kumar of PG

department of Political science are also guiding

students for Phd. Faculty members of the college

are encouraged to participate in the

Seminars/Conference/Training programmes etc.

College is eagerly waiting to recognize it self into

a research center.

21. Community services Aids awareness program conducted , Blood donation

camps conducted by NSS unit of the college. More than

120 students have donated blood to the Government

hospital, Students also voluntarily donate blood to the

patients in need.

22. Teachers and officers

newly recruited

The permanent Faculty and non teaching staff are

recruited by the Government of Karnataka . When ever

extra work load is generated guest faculty are recruited

by the college on approval of the Department of

Collegiate Education

23. Improvements in the

library services

The college library has total collection of 64,522 books.

The Library works from 9.30 am to 5.30 pm on all working

days. A senior grade librarian is in charge of the library

along with the supporting staff. The library and reference

section are spacious airy and well lit. The UGC funded

book bank facility is well utilized by the students. A

separate book bank for SC/ST students funded by the

State Government has nearly 3600 volumes. Computer

facility is provided to Library and various CD ROM’s are

made available as part of collection. Networking (internet)

is also done. This would indeed help for providing easy

reference to the library stock. The reading room is well

stocked with 31 dailies and 36 periodicals including

Scientific American, National Geographic. Open internet

facility for all students is made available. A language

laboratory with the required software is also setup.

24. New books/journals

subscribed and their value

Annexure IX

25. Courses in which student

assessment of teachers is

introduced and the action

taken on student feedback

All the students of the college access their

respective teachers . The institution has taken

specific measures to enhance the quality of

education with reference to student support and

progression. Students feedback is obtained and

scrutinized by IQAC. The committee to measures

to solve them suitable steps are taken to improve

the academic quality of students.

26. Unit cost of education

Including the salary

component

Rs. 3634.76

Excluding the salary

component

Rs. 1270.30

27. Computerization of

administration and the

process of admissions and

examination results, issue

of certificates

Examination section is fully computerized. Marks cards

are printed. In future computerization will be extended to

computerize the admission process also.

28. Increase in the

infrastructural facilities

Annexure X

29. Technology up gradation All the Departments have been given computers , most of

the faculty members use computer for documentation

and access information on Internet, HRMS payroll

package is being used for the purpose of salary. Audio

visual rooms are established and classes are handled

using projector.

30. Computer and internet

access and training to

teachers, non-teaching

staff and students

All the Departments of the college have got computer

facility and internet access. Teaching and non teaching

staff members are trained to use computer and internet.

Students are given internet access

31. Financial aid to students 1. BCM Scholarship

2. SC/ST Scholarship by Govt of India

3. Sanchihonnamma scholarship

4. CV Raman scholarship to science students

5. Stay fund scholarship

6. Scholarship to Physically challenged students

7. Education loan scholarship

8. Scholarship to minority students.

32. Activities and support

from the Alumni

Association

Alumni association is doing the needful help in

enhancing the quality of education. Incentives in

the form of endowment prizes are initiated by

some of the alumni members. It meets twice in a

year to assess the activities of the college, to give

suggestions for the improvement of the institution

and to find steps to assist the college in growing

further.. In addition they contribute generously to

the welfare of the poor students. Alumni

association is acting as an advisory body and giving

valuable suggestion and guidance for the welfare of

the students. Some of them are deeply involved in

the over all development of the institution.

33. Performance in sports

activities

Annexure XI

34. Good practices of the

institution

Healthy Practices emphasize on promotion of extra

curricular activities. The committee has appreciated the

extension activities of NSS and NCC to the Public at large. It

has made several points of commendation for the

maintenance of “Herbal Garden” and the exhibition

organized by Botany department on medicinal plants, the

design and fabrication of electronic kits by the Physics

department at nominal cost, the functioning of KSOU in the

Campus and its service to rural public. Now, the college has

given ample opportunities for extra curricular activities.

One more NSS unit has been added. One of our NCC cadets

has attended RD parade at New Delhi and one NSS

volunteer has participated in National Integration Camp

held in Punjab. The staff and students of the college have

participated in anti-terrorism rally held at Mandya and

Mysore. Our students are actively participating in Science

Exhibition organized by Department of Science and

Technology in collaboration with Karnataka State Science

Forum and Department of Collegiate Education. State

Government Sponsored programs such as Sahyog, Angla

and Manavate are being conducted in the college for the

benefit of College students .

Section C: Outcomes achieved by the end of the year

1. College canteen functioning actively.

2. Seminars and conferences are conducted by various departments of the college.

3. UGC sponsored COP conducted by Computer Networking and Human rights.

4. PG in Commerce and Computer Science will be started from the coming year.

5. Construction of Women Hostel proposal is sanctioned. Faculty are participating

in Seminars / conferences /workshops. Students have participated in Campus

recruitment activities and some got placed.

6. Separate reference room established .

Section D: Plans of the HEI for the next year

1. To conduct more number of Seminar / conference/workshops

2. To extend the facility of computerization to admission and library.

3. To start PG course in Computer science and Commerce.

4. To apply for UGC sponsored minor research projects.

5. To construct PG blocks .

6. To construct hostel for Women.

7. To have a guest house for college.

8. To have a indoor stadium.

Name & Signature Name & Signature of the

Principal, IQAC Chairperson, IQAC

Annexure II

List of Teaching Faculty: 2009-10

Sl.No. Name of the official Designation

1 Prof. D Krishne Gowda Principal Grade I

2 P.S.Chandramma Associate Prof. in Kannada

3 M S Sampath Kumaran Associate Prof. in Kannada

4 Dr.N.S. Shankaregowda Asst. Prof. in Kannada

5 B. K Rudrappa Asst. Prof. in Kannada

6 I. Priya Uttiah Asst. Prof. in English

7 H.P Suma Asst. Prof. in English

8 Rani Puttiah Associate Prof. in English

9 Shalivahana B Kollure Associate Prof. in Hindi

10 Dr. P. M Sharmila Associate Prof. in Hindi

11 M. Chikkamada Naik Associate Prof. in History

12 S.Arunkumar Associate Prof. in History

13 Lingaraju Asst. Prof. in History

14 T. Raju Asst. Prof. in History

15 A.N. Basavaraju Associate Prof. in Economics

16 A. L Suresh Asst. Prof. in Economics

17 Chaluvaraju Asst. Prof. in Economics

18 Vishakanta Asst. Prof. in Economics

19 K. Nethravathi Asst. Prof. in Economics

20 V. T Ramachandra Associate Prof. In Pol. Science

21 D. Marigowda Associate Prof. In Pol. Science

22 Sunitha Asst. Prof. In Pol. Science

23 B.K. Puttaswamy Gowda Associate Prof. In Sociology

24 K. Marigowda Associate Prof. In Sociology

25 Dr. B.T Javare Gowda Associate Prof. In Sociology

26 M. Hoonegowda Associate Prof. in Geography

27 K.N. Mahadeva Prasad Asst. Prof. In Geography

28 H.M.Hemalatha Asst. Prof. in Geography

29 Umme Nasibha Asst. Prof. in Geography

30 Dr. Basavaraju Asst. Prof. In Psychology

31 Rajendra Asst. Prof. In Psychology

32 Mahalingu Associate Prof. in Commerce

33 C.Nataraju Asst. Prof. in Commerce

34 Shivakumar Asst. Prof. in Commerce

35 B.C Ravi Asst. Prof. in Commerce

36 H.T Anand Asst. Prof. in Physics

37 K. Jagadesh Asst. Prof. in Physics

38 Thejavathi Asst. Prof. in Physics

39 J. Ravishankar Associate Prof. in Physics

40 Mahalakshmi Associate Prof. in Physics

41 G.V Ashok Asst. Prof. in Physics

42 M.V Prakash Associate Prof. in Chemistry

43 Dr. Joshna Karanth Asst. Prof. in Chemistry

44 B. C Kari Goiwda Asst. Prof. in Chemistry

45 B. Sidde Gowda Associate Prof. in Chemistry

46 B. Ramakrishne Gowda Associate Prof. in Chemistry

47 D. Geetha Asst. Prof. in Chemistry

48 N.Najundaswamy Asst. Prof. in Mathematics

49 S.R. Ramachandra “

50 H. Janaki Associate Prof. in Botany

51 M.J.Girijamba Associate Prof. in Zoology

52 Dr. Shivanand Asst. Prof. in Comp Science

53 Basavanna M Asst. Prof. in Comp Science

54 Anil Kumar R. J Asst. Prof. in Comp Science

55 A. Ramaraj Librarian

56 N.Ramesh Physical Education Director

List of Ministerial Staff – 2009-10

Sl.No Name of the official

Sri /Smt Designation

1 Boregowda M B Registrar

2 Anasuya N Superintendent

3 Usha Devi Superintendent

4 Poornima First Division Assistant

5 Mahadevappa N Second Division Assistant

6 Sujatha H Typist

7 Madhu H K Typist

8 Ramesh V Attender

9 Lingaiah C M Attender

10 Krishna N Attender

11 Beer Bahaddur Attender

12 Mada Attender

13 Gopala Attender

14 Radhamma Attender

15 Kempadasu Attender

16 Somashekar Attender

17 Lolapathi Peon

18 Hanumanthappa Peon

19 Shakunthala Peon

20 Venkatesh H Night Watchman

Annexure III

VISION AND MISSION

In consonance with the policy of the government, the college has a vision of

• Educating a large section of rural youth

• Providing an opportunity on socially equitable footing.

• Moulding men of both competence and compassion who could successfully take on the

challenges of contemporary socio economic, cultural and political set up.

Our mission is to

• Equip the individuals who are knowledgeable, responsive to the society, and the country at large.

Our goal is to

• Inculcate a thirst for knowledge

• Well equip for leading a successful and highly useful life

• Empower intellectually to become leaders in various fields of society.

Our strategy

• We aim to achieve the goal through concerted efforts on the part of teachers and students

through value-based interactions.

Annexure IV

Innovation in curricular design

As an autonomous College thee curriculum of the college is designed to suit the demands of

the companies existing in the surrounding geographical locations as well as of higher studies

and research. The evaluation procedure is designed to evaluate the students in terms of their

capacity to meet the requirements of the surrounding companies in the relevant fields.

Special invited lectures are being periodically arranged so as to benefit the students in

upgrading their academic capability. Conferences/seminars are also being organized to

provide the students and the staff, a common platform to learn about the latest

developments in scientific fields. Study tour has been a component of the curriculum in

certain subjects enabling the students to gain practical field experience through observation

and data collection. The syllabus of the autonomous college is being upgraded periodically

so as to mould the syllabus to suit the current needs in terms of the scope generated for

higher studies as well as employment opportunity. In addition to the academic activities,

quite a few students of the college are being trained in the field of sports to achieve

excellence at the state and university level.

The curriculum is designed and upgraded periodically by academic bodies such as BOS,

BOE etc. to incorporate the latest developments in all fields in all the subjects and the students

are examined with modern skill thereby trained to meet the eligibility and the demands of

higher studies at all levels

While framing the syllabus for the courses, emphasis is laid on the use of modern methods

of teaching via information and communication technology, such as use of multimedia,

overhead projectors, internet etc. The website of the college will make available data such as

the list of the candidates admitted to the college, the results of examinations etc. Computer

Application has been made a compulsory common subject to all disciplines in the

curriculum.

Information is gathered from faculty, alumni heading various Institutes academic experts

such as retired professors of the college and of Mysore University, industrialists. The

information so gathered is incorporated in formalizing the decisions in statutory academic

bodies such as Academic Council and Governing Body. The students are given the freedom to

provide feedback useful in the development of the curriculum.

Annexure – V

Examination reforms introduced during the period of Autonomy

1.Examination committee under the chairmanship of the principal takes care of the activity of the

examination system.

2. Co-ordinator and assistant co-ordinator among the faculty members are appointed to conduct

valuation and coding of the answer scripts.

3. The computers in the examination section are equipped with the Examination

Automation software for efficient processing of relevant data.

1. Internal assessment is done thought the semester (20 marks for Internal 80 Marks theory

exam)

Break up of IA component in non practical subjects:

a. Test :10 Marks

b. Assignment :10 Marks

Break up of IA component in practical subjects:

a. Record :10 Marks

b. Test and assignment :10 Marks

In some of the subjects Viva, seminar, skill Development and attendance are also taken as

components for IA.

4. The results are being announced with in 15 days of the examination and the results are

made available in the college web site (www.gcm.ac.in).

5. Revaluation work will be done with in 15 days from the date of announcement of the result .

6. All necessary steps for the maintenance of examination secrecy, confidentiality are strictly

followed.

Annexure VI

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES:

Sl No Name and Dept Programme Venue and Date

1 Ravi B C Asst Prof

of Commerce

Attended International Conference on

on Globalisation

Bangalore University &

CBM

3-5Feb 2011

2 T Raju Asst Prof of

History

Presented Paper on “”Tippu Sultan

Economics Policies “

25-27 Feb 2011

KSOU Mysore

3 Dr H M Varadaraju

Assoc Proferssor of Pol

Attended XII Karnataka State Political

Science Teachers Conference

5-6th Feb 2011

Gulbarga

Science

4 V T Ramachandra


Science



5-6th Feb 2011

Gulbarga

5 D Marigowda


Science



5-6th Feb 2011

Gulbarga

6 Ravi B C Asst Prof

of Commerce


on Globalisation-Will the 21 century

be Asia’s

27th -28th Jan 2011

Mount Carmel Institute

of Management

Bangalore

7 Suresha A L Asst Prof of

Economics

Presented paper on Evolution and

Development of Health insurance in

India

17th and 18th sep 2010

Venkateshwara

University , Kavali

8 Dr Ramegowda

Asso Prof of Physics

Attended 98th Indian Science College SRM University

Chennai Jan 3-7th 2011

9 Dr Shivanand

Asst Prof of Compu

Science

Attended 98th Indian Science College SRM University

Chennai Jan 3-7th 2011

10. Dr Ramegowda


Attended Training Program on

Training Needs Analysis

ATI , Mysore

7/3/2011 to

19/03/2011

11 Dr Ramegowda


Attended National Conference on

Recent Advances in Polymers

MIT Aurangabad

17th 18th Aug 2010

12 Smt Hemalatha H M

Asso Prof of Geography

Attended 10 days Training program for

N S S Program officers

N SS Training Center

Mysore

13 NanjundaSwamy

Asst Prof of Mathematics

Attended National Level Seminar on “

Recent advances in Differential

Equations and its Applications”

10th and 11 Feb 2011

KandaSwami

KANDARS College

Vellur

14 NanjundaSwamy

Asst Prof of Mathematics

Attended Faculty Development

Program for Undergraduate

Mathematics Teachers

Mangalore University ,

Mangalore 24-26th

March 2011

15 Smt Suma H P

Asst Prof of English

Attended State level seminar on”

Pedagomy through information and

Communication Technology”

Govt Arts College

Hassan

19th Feb 2011

16 Smt Nethravathi K

Asst Prof of Economics


on Globalisation

Bangalore University &

CBM

3-5Feb 2011

17. Suneetha Asst Prof of

Political Science

Attended One Day Seminar on Human

Rights in India

DOS Pol Science

UOM , Mysore

11/4/2011

18 K N Mahadeva Prasad

Asst Prof of Geography

Attended State level seminar on “ BIO

Diversity and its conservation”

Veernanna Gowda

Degree College,

maddur

3Nov 2010



Attended National Level seminar on

“Dimensions of urbanization and

Development in India”

SBRR Mahajana College

, Mysore

24 and 25 March 2011

20 M Honne Gowda

Assoc Prof of Geography


“Dimensions of urbanization and

Development in India”

SBRR Mahajana College

, Mysore

24 and 25 March 2011




Recent Trends in Geography

Maharanis Arts College

, Mysore

29th April 2011

22 M Honne Gowda

Assoc Prof of Geography


Recent Trends in Geography

Maharanis Arts College

, Mysore

29th April 2011

23 Anil Kumar R J

Asst Prof of Computer

Science

Attended One Day Seminar on latex Govt College Mandya

5 March 2011

24 Anil Kumar R J


Science

Attended Three Days National

Workshop on “ DIPPR 2011”

Govt College Mandya

Nov 3-5 2011

25 Basavanna M


Science

Attended One Day Seminar on latex Govt College Mandya

5 March 2011

Annexure VII & VIII

Research activities undertaken during the last five years

Research Projects undertaken by teachers

Sl

No Name of the teacher Dept. Title

Funding

agency Duration

Amt

Rs.

1 Dr. Ramegowda M Physics Computerization of

Physics Experiments

UGC 2 Years

Completed

73,500

2 Dr. Sreepad H R Physics Science and Spirituality VISHIST 5 Years 1,00,000

3 Dr. Anuradha A V English Teaching English at

tertiary level: How to

make it effective

UGC 2 Years 50,000

4 Dr Shivanand S

Gornale

Computer

science

Study of finger print

image Denoising

techniques using

decimated and un-decimated wavelet

transform

UGC

18 Months

Completed

90,000

5 Dr. Srinivas N Physics 1. Model study of role of

dust/ Aerosols in the

equatorial

mesosphere.

2. Model study of Dusty

Mesosphere

UGC

UGC

2 years

2 years

65,000

20,000

6 Sri Anil Kumar R J Computer

science

Study of Image Detection

in Digital Document

UGC 18 months 1,30,000

7 Sri Basavanna M Computer

science A Scene text recognition

application to blind

persons

UGC 18 months 1,40,000

8 Dr Sreepad H R Physics Study of microstructure

and properties in organic

substances and polymers

UGC

18 months 1,15,000/

-

9 Sri Anand H T Physics Influence of Indian

monsoon UGC

18 months 1,20,000/

-

Annexure IX

College Library Details

Year NO. of Books Amt. Spent

2004-05 925 1,27,309

2005-06 1125 1,51,861

2006-07 730 86,215

2007-08 2239 3,21,906

2008-09 4477 7,77,937

2009-10 2097 3,87,681

2010-11 3774 6,48,153

Year Periodicals No. Amount Total Amount

2004-05

Journals - -

12288 Magazines 20 4,202-00

News papers 14 8,086-00

2005-06

Journals 3 4,455-00

20,772 Magazines 22 6,745-00


2006-07

Journals 03 -

9,469 Magazines 14 3,469-00


2007-08

Journals 05 7,300-00

28,434

Magazines 26 7,134-00


2008-09

Journals 39 21,650-00

46,397 Magazines 26 10,747-00


2009-10 Online journals Yes 5,036-00 5,036

2009-10

Journals


List of Journals and Magazines


2010-11 Online journals Yes 5,036-00 5,036

2010-11

Journals



Sl . No Name of the Journal

1. World Affairs-The Journal of International Issues

2. The Indian Journal of Public Administration

3. Public Administration

4. Documentation in Public Administration

5. The ICFQI University of Public Administration

6. The Indian Journal of Political Science

7. Indian Journal of Physics

8. Resonance

9. Pramana

10. Current Science

11. Lab Electronics

12. Journal of Corporate Governance

13. Journal of Marketing Management

14. Journal on management

15. ICFAIAN Journal of Management Research

16. ICFAI Journal of Accounting Research

17. Journal of Business Management

18. National Geography

19. II P.A.News Letter

20. Nagar Lok

21. Scientific American

22. Electronics for you

23. Linux for you

24. PC Quest

25. Benef I T

26. Business Gyan

27. Business World

28. Business Today

29. Management Next

Annexure X

30. RBI Bulletin weekly statistical Sup

31. Financial Risk Management

32. Economic and political weekly

33. Insurance Chronicle

34. IIMB Management Review

35. Chartered Accountant

36. Effective Executive

37. The Accounting World

38. Entrepreneurship Development

39. Indian Management

Increase in infrastructural facilities

The entire College computers is Networked. Internet facility has been extended to all students

.Library is being modernized; Total computerization of library is planned and will be taken up in the

near future. A separate reference section, with adequate number of books is provided. Departments

are equipped with computers with internet facility. Additional 4 class rooms are built. Physics and

Chemistry Hall are renovated. Additional equipments are purchased for various departments .

List of major equipments

Botany

Sl.

No. Item No.s

Date of

purchase Grants

1. Laminar flow bench 01 24.01.2006 UGC

2. Micropipette 04 24.01.2006 UGC

3. Gel Electrophoresis 01 23.03.2006 UGC

4. Haemocytometer 01 23.03.2006 UGC

5. Computer 01 08.10.2008 UGC

6. Printer 01 23.03.2009 UGC

7. Electronic Balance 01 10.03.2007 State

8. Binocular Research Microscope

LX 300 02 31.03.2010

UGC

Zoology

Purchased after Autonomy

Sl. No. Item No.s Date of

purchase Grants

01 Gel Electrophoresis 01 02.02.2006 UGC

02 Microtome 01 02.02.2006 UGC

03 Student Microscope 04 12.01.2007 State

04 Olympus Microscope 03 10.03.2007 State

05 Electronic Balance 01 10.03.2007 State

06 Ocular Micrometer 03 27.02.2008 State

07 Stage Micrometer 03 27.02.2008 State

08 Photoelectric Colorimeter 01 27.02.2008 State

09 Distillation unit 01 31.03.2010 UGC

10 Binocular Research Microscope

LX 300 02 31.03.2010

UGC

Geography

Sl.

No. Item No.s

Date of

purchase Grants

1. Computers & Printer 04+01 08/04/2009

Autonomous

Grant

2. Computers & Scanner 04+01 26/03/2010 UGC 11th plan

3. 5000VA UPS & Batteries 01 17/05/2010 UGC 11th plan

Chemistry

Sl.

No. Item No.s

Date of

purchase Grants

1.

Digital Colorimeter

Digital Potentiometer

Digital conductivity meter

01

01

01

31-03-2006

Autonomous

2.

Digital Photo colorimeter

Conductivity meter

Audio Oscillator

Digital pH meter

01

01

01

01

10-02-2007

State

3. Electric Centrifuge 02 13-03-2007 State

4. Electronic Weighing Scale 01 19-09-2007 UGC

5. Refrigerator, Whirlpool 180lts 01 27-11-2007 State

6. Electric Hotplate 01 27-02-2008 State

7. Digital Colorimeter

Digital Conductivity Meter

01

01 12-11-2008

State

8. Fire Extinguisher

Distillation unit

01

01 18-01-2010

Coductometer

Potentiometer

pH Meter

02

02

01

State

9. Electronic Balance 01 28-04-2010 UGC

10. Honda Generator 01 10-05-2010 UGC

11.Digital pH Meter


01

01 08-02-2011

State

12. Digital pH Meter 01 12-03-2011 State

Chemistry

Sl.

No. Item No.s

Date of

purchase Grants

1.

Digital Colorimeter


Digital conductivity meter

01

01

01

31-03-2006

Autonomous

2.

Digital Photo colorimeter

Conductivity meter

Audio Oscillator

Digital pH meter

01

01

01

01

10-02-2007

State

3. Electric Centrifuge 02 13-03-2007 State

4. Electronic Weighing Scale 01 19-09-2007 UGC

5. Refrigerator, Whirlpool 180lts 01 27-11-2007 State

6. Electric Hotplate 01 27-02-2008 State

7. Digital Colorimeter

Digital Conductivity Meter

01

01 12-11-2008

State

8.

Fire Extinguisher

Distillation unit

Coductometer

Potentiometer

pH Meter

01

01

02

02

01

18-01-2010

State

9. Electronic Balance 01 28-04-2010 UGC

10. Honda Generator 01 10-05-2010 UGC

11.Digital pH Meter


01

01 08-02-2011

State

12. Digital pH Meter 01 12-03-2011 State

Computer science

SL NO

Items

Quantity

Date of

Purchase

Grants

1

HCL Desktop C20 2.4 GB, 1GB, 320 GB, DVD

writer, MM key board, optical Mouse, 15’’

Monitor

01 02-07-2008 UGC/state

2

Intel core 2 duo configuration Intel E4600,

2.4GH,2MB L2 cache 800 MHz FSB, 2 GB, 667

MHz DDR2 RAM with 4GB expandable HDD ,

160 GB 7200 RPM, 17’’TFT Monitor 8x DVD

read writer

20 05-06-2009 UGC/state

3 Multimedia Projector Hetachi with wireless

connectivity

01 29-06-2009 Autonomous grants

4 UPS APC 1.5 KVA 01 29-06-2009 Autonomous grants

5 HCL Desktop

APC UPS (500VA)

01

01

29-06-2009 Autonomous grants

6 Pearltek 42 V Server pack 600X1000 Depth

Cabel Manager

Keyboard tray (Movable) Power Manager

01

01

01 01

12-02-2010 UGC/state

7 Techser 10.0KVA Online UPS 01 10-08-2010 UGC/state

8 Techser 5.0 KVA Online UPs 01 10-08-2010 UGC/state

9 HCL/ INFINITI Global line series Server system 01 22-09-2010 UGC/state

10 1.Digital IC trainer 2mm 2.Microprocessor Trainer 8085

3.IC Tester

05 05

01

03-10-2011 UGC/state

11 HCL Desktop C2D 2.44hz 1 GB , 320 GB, DVD

Writer, MM Key, Optical Mouse 15’’ CRT

Monitor


12 HCL Desktop C2D 2.44hz 1 GB , 320 GB, DVD

Writer, MM Key, Optical Mouse,15’’ CRT

Monitor


13 Compaq PRESARIO SG3530L Intel duel core

E1280, 2GHz 1 GB RAM , 250GB HDD, DVD

R/W, Keyboard, optical mouse ,17’’ Monitor

APC UPS

HP Laser Jet P1704

05

05

01

07-10-2008 Autonomous grants

UG PHYSICS

Sl. No. Item No.s

1. B.G 04

2. Balance(Electric) 01

3. Balance(Rough) 01

4. Bar pendulum 01

5. Bi-prism 02

6. Bar pendulum stand 01

7. Beaker 06

8. Calendar and gritstns bridge 02

9. Clamps 12

10. G-clamp 04

11. Coils 02

12. Condenser box 02

13. CRO 14

14. Charge and discharge tube 04

15. Commutator 10

16. Hydrogen discharge tube 04

17. Discharge tube 01

18. Drilling machine 01

19. Drilling machine hand 01

20. Desauty’s bridge 03

21. e/m bar magnet app 02

22. Earth inductor 03

23. Electronic kit 02

24. Digital IC trainer kit 03

25. Frequency modulator kit 01

26. Linear IC kit 03

27. Push full amplifier kit 01

28. RAM kit 01

29. FET characteristic kit 02

30. Fly wheel 02

31. Function generator 18

32. Electromagnet 04

33. G.M-counter 04

34. G.M-tube 04

35. Pointer galvanometer 12

36. Generator 01

37. Glass tube 04

38. Grating 04

39. Galvanometer to ammeter kit 02

40. Head phone 09

41. Helmholtz galvanometer 05

42. Helmholtz resonator bottle 02

43. Induction coil 03

44. Inductors- dial type 02

45. MI-disks 02

46. Ionization potential apparatus 01

47. Xenon apparatus 03

48. Inclined glass plate 05

49. Pencil type sliding contact 02

50. Koenig’s apparatus 03

51. Mercury lamp with choke 02

52. Sodium lamp 04

53. He-Ne laser 02

54. Diode laser with ps 02

55. Lees and Charlton’s apparatus 04

56. Condensing lens 02

57. Reading lens 10

58. Reading lens with light 06

59. Lloyd’s mirror with mount 03

60. Deflection magnetometer 03

61. Short bar magnets 02

62. Mercury 400g

63. Ammeter 04

64. Millimeter 04

65. Micro ammeter 09

66. Ammeter center zero 01

67. Voltmeter 20

68. Monte-Carlo apparatus 03

69. Meter bridge 06

70. Microprocessor kit 02

71. Milliken oil drop apparatus 02

72. Multi-meter 36

73. Newton’ law of cooling apparatus 02

74. Newton’s ring apparatus 05

75. Newton’s ring set 2 lens 01

76. Optical bench 04

77. Audio oscillator 03

78. Pc Compaq 01

79. Plank’s constant apparatus 05

80. Potentiometer 04

81. Plug key 10

82. Polari meter 03

83. Polari meter tube 03

84. Potentiometer 04

85. Power meter 01

86. Power supply 39

87. Prism 05

88. Pt resistance thermo meter 01

89. Radioactive source 02

90. Rayleigh key 02

91. Resistance box 25

92. Rheostat 11

93. Screw gauge 18

94. Scarls doule coil apparatus 04

95. Slide calipers 14

96. Slow motion stand 06

97. Sonometer 02

98. Spectrometer 07

99. Spiral spring 04

100. Single cantilever apparatus 03

101. Spherometer 06

102. Sprit levels 04

103. Stabilizer 02

104. Static torsion apparatus 04

105. Stokes apparatus 02

106. Stop clock 11

107. Stretching apparatus 02

108. Traveling microscope 11

109. Tables with leveling screw 06

110. Reading telescope

111. H V transformer(HD_tube) 02

112. Transformer for sodium lamp 07

113. Triode apparatus 03

114. Triodes 04

115. Xenon tube 01

116. Torsion pendulum 02

117. Tuning fork 02

118. Tapping key 10

119. Thermistor 10

120. Transistor characteristic apparatus 02

121. UPS-800V 01

122. Voltmeter 08

123. Weight boxes 09

124. Weight hages 08

125. Slotted weights 24

126. Zener diode apparatus apparatus 05

127. Anderson’s bridge 03

128. Ammeter 04

129. Slotted weights(brass) 17

130. Transformer wooden based 03

Psychology

Sl.No. Item No.s Date of

Purchase Grants

1. Lab tables 09 3-11-2010 Autonomous

2. Computer 01 3-02-2010 Autonomous

PG Political Science

Sl.

No. Item No.s Grants

1. Laptop 01 State

2. UPS 01 State

PG Physics

Sl. No. Item No.s Date of

purchase

Appr.

Cost(Rs) Grants

1. FTIR 01 25.04.2012 10,23,750 State

2. Polarizing microscope 01 27.12.2010 1,34,000 State

3. Gamma ray spectrometer with SCA 01

01

28.07.2008

10.11.2009

68,000

55,000

UGC

UGC

4. Gamma ray spectrometer with

MCA

01 14.02.2011 1,25,000 State

5. Gamma ray spectrometer with

MCA

01 14.02.2011 28,000 State

6. 8k MCA card 01 10.11.2009 1,10,000 State

7. Detectors for Gamma ray

spectrometer (1”x1”)

01 28.07.2008 48,000 State

8. Detectors for Gamma ray

spectrometer (2”x2”)

02 10.11.2009

14.02.2011

69,000

55,000

State

State

9. GM Counters 01

02

01

10.112009

15.02.2010

14.02.2011

22,800

57,600

26,500

State

State

State

10. Lead shielding 01 28.07.2008 35,000 UGC

11. Birefringence of mica using quarter

wave plate

01 04.06.2009 46,500 State

12. Babinet compensator 01

01

06.08.2008 23.10.2009

13,000 14,553

UGC UGC

13. B-H curve of a ferromagnetic

material

01

01

17.06.2009

23.10.2009

17,200

19,110

UGC

State

14. Inversion temperature apparatus 01 17.06.2009 15,800 UGC

15. Michelson interferometer with

Laser source

03 26.06.2009

06.08.2008 27.12.2010

25,000

37,500 38,400

UGC

State UGC

16. Jamini’s interferrometer 01 13.02.2010 92,500 UGC

17. Franck-Hertz experiment 02 06.08.2008

06.02.2009

35,000

43,200

State

UGC

18. Constant deviation spectrograph 01

01

02.02.2009

04.11.2009

25,500

22,050

UGC

State

19. Paramagnetic susceptibility of the

given salt by Gouy method

01 26.06.2009

1,07,156 UGC

20. Paramagnetic susceptibility of the

given solution by Quinke’s method

01 02.02.2009

49,900 UGC

21. Curie temperature kit for Ferrielectric material.

03 26.06.2009 23.10.2009

04.11.2009

23,250 19,425

33,750

UGC UGC

UGC

22. Curie temperature kit for

Ferromagnetic material.

01 04.06.2009 28,700 State

23. Lattice dynamics kit 01

01

26.06.2009

23.10.2009

22,500

30,839

UGC

State

24. Optical rotatory dispersion app. 01 03.07.2009 16,900 UGC

25. Photo-elasticity app. 01 18.02.2010 62,300 State

26. p-n junction study app. 01 15.07.2009 23,500 UGC

27. Hall effect app. 01 15.07.2009 47,500 UGC

28. Four-probe setup 01 01

15.07.2009 27.11.2009

20,000 15,400

UGC State

29. Ultrasonic interferrometer 01

01

04.11.2009

13.02.2010

37,500

37,500

State

State

30. CRO Dual trace 20MHz – Systronics

make.

02

06

17.06.2009

13.02.2010

31,680

1,18,041

UGC

State

31. CRO Dual trace 20MHz – Systronics

make. Research grade

01 11.11.2009 21,700 State

32. Function generator - Systronics Model 1013

02 07

17.06.2009 13.02.2010

12,950 53,093

UGC State

33. IC Trainer kits – Digital, Linear,

Op-amp

05

05

05

09.11.2009

09.11.2009

09.11.2009

32,500

22,500

62,500

State

State

State

34. Computers 06

05

04

26.10.2008

16.02.2009

08.10.2009

1,46,940

1,25,950

99,615

UGC

UGC

UGC

35. Printers 01

01

26.10.2008

16.02.2009

10,650

9,300

UGC

UGC

36. UPS 5 KVA` 01 24.02.2010 52,000 UGC

37. UPS 2KVA 01 30.11.2009 25,896 Stae

38. Generator 2.8 KVA 01 11.11.2009 62,000 UGC

39. MM Projectors 01

01

29.06.2009

27.10.2009

76,000

89,500

UGC

State

40. Digital camera 01 23.10.2009 17,545 State

41. P A System 02 19.02.2010 33,200 State

English

Sl.

No. Item No.s

Date of

purchase Grants

1. HCL desktop computers 05 15.07.2010 UGC/state

govt. grants

ANNEXURE XI

2010-11 Mysore University, Mandavya Zone Men games result &

Mysore University Inter Collegiate Inter zonal Men Game

Sl. No Game Venue Date Award MUICMG

1 Volley Ball Shanthi College, Malavalli 08-09-2010 Winner

2 Ball Badminton Vijaya College, Pandavapura 16-09-2010 Winner 4th Place

3 Basket Ball P.E.S College, Mandya 22-09-2010 Runner 4th Place

4 Hand Ball P.E.S College, Mandya 12-10-210 Runner

5 Soft Ball P.E.S College, Mandya 12-10-2010 Runner

6 Hockey Govt. College, Mandya 21-10-2010 Winner Runner

7 Chess Govt. College, Mandya 25-10-2010 Winner

8 Table Tennis Govt. College, Mandya 25-10-2010 Winner 4th Place

9 Cricket P.E.S College, Mandya 15-10-2010 Runner

All India Inter University Sports Achievements

Sl.

No

Name Class Events Venue Date Year

1

Shivaraju V D

3rd B.A

Kabaddi

Karnataka

University,

Dharwad

26-11-2010 to

29-11-2010

2010-11

2 Manjunath M A 3rd B.Sc

Table Tennis

V.T.U Belagum

17-02-2011 to

23-02-2011

2010-11 3 Chinmaya T M 3rd B.Sc

government college mandya - kar · like blood donation, aids awareness, tree plantation, etc....

Documents