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By Dr. C.Nagarathna, Principal, Acharya First Grade College for Women, Gowribidanur. Hearty welcome to the Honour Members of NAAC Peer Team Prof. Bharathi Ray – Chair pers Prof. P.Geetha – Member Co-ordinat Dr. Mangal Mishra - Member 04, 05 & 06 th April, 2016 1 AFGCW

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ByDr. C.Nagarathna, Principal,Acharya First Grade College for Women, Gowribidanur.Hearty welcome to the HonourableMembers of NAAC Peer TeamProf. Bharathi Ray Chair personProf. P.Geetha Member Co-ordinatorDr. Mangal Mishra - Member04, 05 & 06th April, 20161AFGCW

Acharya First Grade College for WomenGowribidanur 561208, Chikkaballapur Dist.2AFGCW

About CollegeThe National & Rural Education Association was established in 1943.Our association is running institutions from primary to Degree.Established in 1982 with 20 Students.First Women college to be setup in the District.Courses started BA and B.Com.Located near International Airport.Land area is 5 Acres.College was admitted to grant-in-aid in the year 1989.Accredited by NAAC in the year 2006 and was awarded B Grade.Obtained 2(f) status on 06-07-1994.Obtained 12(b) status on 13-11-20063AFGCW

About College.Campus Area 5 Acre.Built-up Area 16,830 Sq.ft.Number of Departments 06.Number of Teaching staff Permanent 08Guest faculty 09.Number of Non-Teaching Staff - 17Permanent 14, Guest Faculty 03.Number of Committees 10.

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Library, Lab, NSS, Red cross.Sports and Cultural Activities Play ground Facility.Student Counseling cell.Mentoring system.Placement cell & career guidance cell.Womens cell, Anti Raging cell, grievance Redressal cell. Scholarship.Publications Magazines, Prospectus.Facilities Offered5AFGCW

Excellence in Education:To impart quality education for all and especially to under-privileged section of the society.To build empowered, conscious, responsible and abled citizens with human and social values, and also to make our institution a centre of academic excellence.To empower the students with holistic knowledge to improve themselves and society for a vibrant future.

Vision6AFGCW

Value Based Education:To provide education not only to acquire knowledge but also to inculcate a sound philosophy for a holistic living.To encourage self-evaluation, personality development and guide the students to strive towards perfection and competence.To create eco-friendly, non-corrupt, secular and self introspect future citizens for a healthy society.To include a spirit of service and dedicationTo cater to the needs of the students hailing from the rural, marginalized and weaker sections.

Mission7AFGCW

Qualification of the Teaching StaffHighest QualificationProfessorAssociate ProfessorAssistant ProfessorTotal

MFMFMFPermanent Teachers-------D.Sc / D.LittPh.d0301--04M.Phil-----PG0201--03Guest Faculty050409Grand Total16

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Categories2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-152015-16MFMFMFMFMFMFSC889511911910394ST84871001129171Cat-1364140372819OBC408378357322254214GM292322171414Total645624638607490412

Students Admission9AFGCW

STRENGTHVast area of the college campus giving wide scope for future development.Environmental friendly and peaceful atmosphere.Effective teaching and learning process.Well equipped library with sufficient number of books.Adapted CC Camera / Internet facility and Wi-Fi facility.

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STRENGTH

Committed Teaching and Non-Teaching staff.Large number of Students take admission.Sufficient qualified, motivated and competent faculty with the blend of high experience.Participated in Seminars / Workshops and conferences.

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WEAKNESS Students from rural background with poor language skills.Require infrastructure facilities Ladies Hostel, Auditorium.Poor transport facilities for most of the students.Limited job opportunities.Deteriorating students strength.

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More scope to use modern technological aids in teaching learning process.

Communication and other skill development programmes for students.

To train and counsel students to become more employable, economic and social progression of students of backward communities.

OPPORTUNITIES13AFGCW

Mobilization of financial resources.Empowering the girl students.To rise the standards of our students to the global standards and make them employable.To motivate the students to take up higher studies.To organize State, National and International seminars.More drop-outs due to early marriages.

CHALLENGES14AFGCW

Curricular Aspects:

University designs the calendar of events.Teachers are encouraged to attend state, National and International seminar.Organizing orientation programmes for fresher's.Slow learners are identified, remedial classes are conducted, get feed-back from students and stakeholders.Certificate courses conducted in college through SLV computers and NIT Computer institute .Celeberation of National Festivals.Two Members of BOS.Two Members of BOS Advisory Committee.Criteria I 15AFGCW

Teaching-Learning and Evaluation

Admission process: To all categories, based on merit and roaster.Use of audio - visual aids with conventional Black board.Group discussion, seminars and assignment, project work, educational tour, industrial visit, field studies.Continuous internal Assessment done. Multimedia teaching learning process. Criteria II 16AFGCW

BAKannadaEnglishHistoryEconomicsPolitical ScienceB.ComKannadaEnglishCommerce Related SubjectsCompulsory Papers (BA/B.Com)Indian Constitution, Health & Society, Computer Fundamentals, Personality development Soft Skills

Programmes /Departments 17AFGCW

Courses offered and demand RatioProgrammsYearNumber of Applications ReceivedNumber of Students AdmittedDemand RatioB.A2010-111401401:12011-121401401:12012-131151151:12013-141051051:12014-15190781:22015-16132481:1

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Courses offered and demand RatioProgrammsYearNumber of Applications ReceivedNumber of Students AdmittedDemand RatioB.Com2010-111201201:12011-121001001:12012-131121121:12013-141101101:12014-15150781:12015-16120491:1

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Criterion - IIIResearch consultancy and Extension

The institution comes under 2(f) and 12(b)The institution has research committee.04 faculty members were awarded Ph.D degree in their respective departments.01 faculty member is pursuing research.02 Faculty members are serving as guide for M.Phil and MBA.05 faculty members are presented papers in various State, National Seminars. 02 faculty members worked as paper setters for autonomous colleges.04 faculty members visited other colleges as resource person.20

Consultancy services

Evaluation of KPSC Examination papers.Master trainer for General Elections.Presiding officer of Election duty for Gramapanchayat/ Taluk Panchayat and Zillapanchayat, Vidhanasabha and Lokasabha General Elections.Framing syllabus for BA/B.Com Semester examinations conducted by Bangalore University.

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Extension and Institutional Responsibilities

Awareness programmes Health, Social and Gender issues.NSS Activities on Health, Environment and Swatch Bharath, Blood donation.Dental check-up, the alumni association is also involved in all these extension activities.Social problems like female foeticide, dowry system.Environment protection awareness, anti corruption, HIV awareness.Financial support to needy students.

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Criterion - IVInfrastructure and learning resources

Separate class Rooms with CC TV CameraLibrary with Wi-Fi & Internet facilities.Separate rooms for Departments.Play ground.Department Labs.Business Lab.English Lab.Kannada Lab.Humanities Lab.23AFGCW

Criterion - IVInfrastructure and learning resourcesIQAC.NSS Unit.Grievance cell.Womens Cell.Career Counseling & Placement cell. Student health centre.Canteen.Safe Drinking water facility.Seminar hall / Prayer hall.The institution provides admissions to physically challenged candidates.24AFGCW

Infrastructure and learning resourcesLibrary Holdings2010-112011-122012-13NoTot al CostNoTot al CostNoTot al CostBooks17732515134220614556667006Journals------Periodicals515186151862650N-List Journals------E-Books------

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Infrastructure and learning resourcesLibrary Holdings2013-142014-152015-16NoTot al CostNoTot al CostNoTot al CostBooks561612256708941556276836Journals252408622262981928380Periodicals726555296984740N-List Journals--6247500062475750E-Books--9380050001385215750

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Computing facility available (ICT Facilities)Computers: 70LED Projects: 06LED TV & Others: 06CCTV Camera: 16Reprography: 01Biometric Machine: 01FAX: 01Scanner: 02Generator Kirloskar: 01Barcode Machine: 01Internet Lines: 10Digital Camera: 01Wi-Fi facility: Available

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Criterion V Student support and ProgressionVarious committees.Various scholarships Social welfare department.Sanchi Honnamma.Minority scholarship. BCM scholarship.Merit scholarship.Financial support from staff and other donors to poor students yearly 40 to 50 thousands.Got silver zone award for financial support to blind students association.

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Criterion V Student support and Progression

College publications Magazines Prospectus.

Extra curricular activities.

Counseling cell, First Aid Box.

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Criterion V Student support and ProgressionAlumni involvement

More than 650 members enrolled.

Instituted endowment prizes.

Cash prize for meritorious students.

Interaction with presents students and involvement in sports, cultural, fund rising, extension activities. 30AFGCW

Achievers 31AFGCWB.V. PoornimaAssistant Commissioner BBMP BangaloreB. Suma Manager SUN NetworkState inchargeDr. Parvathamma MA, Ph.DLecture Dept. of Economics, P.G.Center, KolarDr. S. Gayithri MA, Ph.DGreat SingerRupa HasanaGreat Kannada Writer, she got so many awardsLectures More than 50TeachersMore than 200Head mastersMore than 10Banking sectorMore than 10MNCMore than 10

Scholarships Beneficiaries (No. of Students)32AFGCWYearSCSTOBCSanchi Honnamma2010-11506814562011-127173120262012-131019588512013-1410410158312014-1594874916

Scholarships Beneficiaries (No. of Students)33AFGCW

Students ProgressionProgramStudents Progression2010-112011-122012-132013-142014-15BAUG to PG2309171515B.ComUG to PG1608101204

ProgramStudents Progression2007-082008-092009-10BAUG to PG243422B.ComUG to PG040916

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Financial Support for StudentsYearGovernment ScholarshipNumberAmount2010-112731937082011-122632169262012-132831705002013-142632952002014-15261939100

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Financial Support for Students36AFGCW

Percentage of students received financial assistance from State Govt. Central and other National agencies YearTotal No. of StudentsScholarship Received StudentsPercentage 2009-1053126650.092010-1164528343.872011-1262426342.152012-1363828444.512013-1460726343.33

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Percentage of Financial Assistance38AFGCW

Selections : Volley Ball, Throw Ball, KabaddiOrganizing Friendly matchesConducting inter class matches for girls in Volley ball, Throw ball, Kabaddi, Chess, Carom and BadmintonOrganizing inter collegiate tournamentsConducting annual athletic meetYoga training for the students in the annual NSS camp

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Cultural:

Essay writing, pick and speak.Mimicry, debate, mono acting.Mono drama, fancy dress.Devotional songs, film songs. Folk songs and others.

Cultural Activities and NSS Activities40AFGCW

NSS:Regular camps weekly camps, special camps, cleaning drives training programmes to NSS volunteers, Awareness programmes, community oriented programmes, blood donation camps.Students enrichment programmes, AIDS Awareness programmes, legal awareness programmesCultural Activities and NSS Activities41AFGCW

Red cross

Activities of Red cross society. Lecture program on health and hygiene for girl students. Voluntary blood donation camp from staff and students. Free health checkup.Pulse polio programmes.Health awareness programmes.

Cultural Activities and NSS Activities42AFGCW

Delegation of powerMinistry of Higher Education.Commissioner of Collegiate Education.Govt. of Karnataka.Director, Joint Director.Governing Body (management).Governing council college level.Bangalore University.Department of social welfare officer.Department of Backward classes and Minorities.Criteria VI Governance, Leadership and Management43AFGCW

Students union leaders secretary, vice president, class representatives, all the association & committee leaders participating in interclass sports and cultural activities.

IQAC Annual calendar events of the institution, analysis of feed-back. Organizes faculty development programmes.

Management information system is adapted in office. HRMS is active, computerized, admission and exam processes are also computerized.

The College grooms leadership at various level44AFGCW

Initiatives taken by the college to make the campus Eco-friendly.Plantation of trees inside the campus About100.Ban of plastic usage.Awareness on non-burning of crackers and awareness on using natural mud Ganesh.NSS also takes up tree plantation on and off the campus.Awareness of the hazards of plastic, adverse effect of the use of charcoal and wood, energy conservation, compost pits.Criteria VII Innovations and best practices45AFGCW

Students assembly wall magazine.Survey conducted by the departments encourage students to take up research activity.Self Assessment and feed-back mechanisms.Literary programmes by the language departments Use of ICT in teaching.Criteria VII Innovations and best practices46AFGCW

Film shows, street plays related to HIV/AIDS.Involvement of students in decision making with class representatives regularly.Job mela, best out-going students award.Exam fees paid for weaker sections through teachers and other donors.Criteria VII Innovations and best practices47AFGCW

Kannada Abivruddi Pradikara- 07-08-201248AFGCW

Rashtriya Ekata Diwas 31-10-201449AFGCW

50AFGCWEthnic day

51AFGCWRashtriya Yuva Sapthaha 12-01-2016

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Vivekananda Jayanthi

53AFGCWEnglish Workshop

54AFGCWHIV/AIDS Day

55AFGCWPlantation Programme

56AFGCWTeachers Day

57AFGCWUnion Inauguration

58AFGCWEco-Club

59AFGCWWel-come Programme

60AFGCWFlag hosting Programme

61AFGCWTeachers day & Doctors day

62AFGCWGuru Vandane Programme

63AFGCWHumanity Association

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65AFGCWNSS Special Camp - Kenkare

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Dental Check up Camp

68AFGCWCeleberation of Deaf & Dum Day

69AFGCWCollege Day Celeberation

70AFGCWKannada Rajyothsava Celeberation

Thanks to Management Committee President, Vice-President, Secretary, Members of N&REA.Administrative officer and other supporting staff of the institution.Thanks to all71AFGCW

I thank our Commissioner, Director, Additional Director, Joint Director and staff of the department of Collegiate Education, Bangalore.I extend my sincere thanks to director of NAAC, Adviser of NAAC Bangalore. I extend my sincere thanks to the first cycle peer committee for their constructive suggestions which has been an eye opener for our future institutional development.Thanks to all72AFGCW

I will be failing in my duty if I do not acknowledge the services and support rendered by co-ordinator of NAAC and IQAC. Heads of all the departments, conveners and members of various committees, teaching and non-teaching facility and students for the assistance extended in drafting and compilation of RAR (Reaccreditation Report.)Thanks to all73AFGCW

THANK YOU74AFGCW