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(Affiliated to the University of Calicut)Rasiya Nagar, Vazhayoor East P.O., Ramanattukara (Via),

Malappuram District - 673633, KeralaPh: +91 - 483 - 2833688, 2833594

Email: siasmails@gmail.com website: www.siasindia.org

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Calendar2018 -2019

SAFI INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDY (SIAS)

1. Introduction2. Executive Members of the SAFI Trust3. Members of the Governing Board of SIAS4. Directors5. Principals6. Growth and Expansion7. The Institute Council8. The Faculties9. Administrative Staff10. Internal Committees11. Programmes Offered 12. Attendance13. SIAS - Directorate of Research (SIAS-DoR)14. Undergraduate Programmes15. Postgraduate Programmes16. The SIAS Rules17. Fee Structure18. Fee Regulations19. Refund of Caution Deposit20. Issue of Certificates and Documents21. Library and its Rules22. Cultural Centre23. Scholarships24. Ragging25. Anti-Ragging Committee26. Ethics Committee27. Transport28. The Hostels29. Associations and Clubs30. National Service Scheme 31. Women's Development Cell32. The SIAS Magazine33. Internal Quality Assurance Cell34. Parent Teacher Association35. Publication Division36. Students Welfare37. The Advisory Scheme38. Union and Affiliated Associations39. SIAS Calendar40. Important Telephone Numbers

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INTRODUCTION

SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT FOUNDATION OF INDIA (SAFI) is a non-profit, registered charitable trust, which came into existence in September 2001. The trust is constituted by educationists, philanthropists and social activists, with the objective of taking up academic and research programmes in the frontier areas of science and technology and humanities in order to produce highly proficient manpower. SAFI is committed to generating skilled manpower capable of providing leadership and direction in the areas of science and technology, commerce, management, information technology, other spheres of studies on arts and humanities. SAFI envisages setting up of a Deemed to be University in due course.

THE VISION OF SAFI

SAFI will strive for the transformation of backward people into a society competent in every respect to meet the challenges of the modern world, always upholding high ethical and moral values, achieving excellence in social, educational and economic spheres through their intellectual dynamism. This transformation will be achieved by taking up a leading role in advancing knowledge in every field of human activity, thus contributing to the improvement of quality of life and civilization. It will help the community serve our nation and humanity better.

THE MISSION OF SAFI

a) Establish world-class centers for advanced study and research in frontier areas of science and technology, commerce and management, information science and technology, languages, Islamic theology and culture so as to evolve holistic systems of knowledge through integration of science with moral and ethical values.

b) Promote quality in the existing educational institutions after a critical study of the deficiencies so as to ensure that every type of education benefits the students in full measure.

c) Groom scholarly and professional leaders having vision, competence and human disposition, by tapping the talent-rich human resource base and providing an environment that allows the free flow of creative energy.

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EXECUTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SAFI TRUST

1. Dr. Mohamed Ali P. - Galfar - Chairman Emeritus, SAFI 2. Mr. Abdul Raheem C.H. - Chairman, SAFI3. Mr.Ahammed P.K. - Vice Chairman, SAFI4. Mr. Abdul Azeez K.V - Vice Chairman, SAFI5. Mr. Ameer Ahamed - General Secretary, SAFI6. Mr. Mehaboob M.A. - Secretary, SAFI7. Mr. Mohammed Ali N.K. -Treasurer, SAFI8. Dr. Abdussalam Ahmad - President, SIAS 9. Mr. Kunhi Mohammed C.P. - Secretary, SIAS10. Dr. Ahamed Ali T.P.11. Dr. Amir Ahmed12. Dr. Ataat R Khan13. Dr. Azad Moopen 14. Mr. Babu Moopan M.A.M.15. Dr. Habeeb Rahman C. P. 16. Dr. Ibrahim Haji P.A.17. Mr. Imbichammad T.P. 18. Ms. Khadeeja Z. Mohamed Ali19. Mr. Kunhammad K.V.20. Dr. Mubarak Pasha21. Mr. Najeeb C.M.

SAFI INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDY (SIAS), affiliated to the University of Calicut is a centre for research and higher education. It is the academic wing of Social Advancement Foundation of India (SAFI). It is partly residential and is located on a vast campus, 22 kms from Calicut city towards Calicut Airport. Along with the management, a dynamic team of teachers and scientists contribute significantly to the fulfillment of the academic programmes. SIAS possesses state of art laboratories and an excellent library. Founded on August 29th 2005, the Institute is housed in a large spacious building in the lush green backdrop and serene picturesque environment. The Institute commits itself to serve the economically weak, socially underprivileged and needy students.

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MEMBERS OF THE GOVERNING BOARD OF SIAS

1. Dr. Abdussalam Ahmad - President, SIAS 2. Mr. Kunhi Mohammed C.P. - Secretary, SIAS 3. Dr. Mohamed Ali P. - Galfar - Chairman Emeritus, SAFI 4. Mr. Abdul Raheem C.H. - Chairman, SAFI 5. Mr. Ahammed P.K. - Vice Chairman, SAFI 6. Mr. Abdul Azeez. K.V - Vice Chairman, SAFI7. Mr. Ameer Ahamed - General Secretary, SAFI 8. Mr. Mohammed Ali N.K. - Treasurer, SAFI9. Dr. Azad Moopen10. Dr. Habeeb Rahman C. P. 11. Mr. Imbichammad T.P.12. Ms. Khadeeja Z. Mohamed Ali13. Mr. Kunhammad K.V.14. Dr. Mubarak Pasha

PRINCIPAL Dr. P.V. Basheer AhammedM.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D., PGDIM, PGDFMPhone: +91-0483-2833686 Email: pvbaman@gmail.com

FORMER DIRECTORS:Dr. A. A. M. Kunhi 14th January 2013 to 31st December 2016Dr. R.V. Thampan 1st March 2007 to 31st October 2008Dr. M.A. Haq 16th January 2006 to 29th November 2006Dr. G. Achuthan Nair th st 27 July 2005 to 1 January 2006

FORMER PRINCIPALS:Prof. (Dr.) A. A. M. Kunhi 21st August 2013 to 31st December 2016Prof. A. Kuttialikutty 1st April 2011 to 20th August 2013Dr. K.K. Mohammed 2nd February 2009 to15th December 2010

GROWTH AND EXPANSION

Infrastructural 2005 Main Academic & Administrative Block 2011 Ladies Hostel Library Cultural Centre 2014 Men's Hostel

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Academic2005 B.Sc. Microbiology M.Sc. General Biotechnology MAJMC (M.A. Journalism and Mass Communication) B.Sc. Biochemistry (Discontinued) B.Sc.PlantScience(Discontinued) M.Sc. Bioinformatics (Discontinued) 2006 M.A. Islamic Studies 2009 B. Com. B.A. Economics2010 B.Sc. Biotechnology B.C.A B.B.A2011 B.Sc. Food Technology M.Sc. Microbiology 2013 B.Sc. Computer Science 2015 B.A. Islamic Finance & Computer Application M. Com. M.Sc. Food Science & Technology

THE INSTITUTE COUNCIL

The Institute Council consists of all Heads of the Departments and Assistant Professsors in charge of departments. The Principal will be the Chairman of the Council. It is a body to advise the Principal in all internal affairs of the Institute. The council will meet as often as necessary, at least once in a month.

FACULTIESSCHOOL OF BIOSCIENCES

DEPT. OF MICROBIOLOGYMs.Farha Baramy, M.Sc.(HOD) 9895859739 (farhabaramy@gmail.com)Ms. Shainy N.K.; M.Sc. 9495992839 (shain.sias@gmail.com)Ms. Asha. B.; M.Sc., B.Ed. 8606583861 (ashby1982@gmail.com)Ms. Smitha K.V.;M.Sc.,PGDCA 9539966591 (smithasunil20@gmail.com)Dr. Shabanamol S.; M.Sc., Ph.D. 7902269828 (bioshabana@gmail.com)

DEPT. OF BIOCHEMISTRYDr.Shonima Govindan;M.Sc.,Ph.D. 9446835081 (shonima.g@gmail.com)Ms.Anjana M;M.Sc. 8281601308 (anjanapoduval@gmail.com)

DEPT. OF BIOTECHNOLOGYDr.Sahaya Shibu B.;M.Sc.,Ph.D.(HoD) 09789212939 (shibubt@gmail.com)Dr. Servin Wesley P.; M.Sc., Ph.D. 09976441595 (servin.wesley@gmail.com)

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Ms. Nafila P.P.; M.Sc., 9846842619 (ppnafila@gmail.com)Dr. V.S. Suvanish Kumar, M.Sc., Ph.D. 7034677559 (suvanishkumar@gmail.com)Mr. Rohith Kumar N.; M.Sc. 8943639812 ( rohithnellikka@gmail.com)

DEPT. OF BIOINFORMATICSMs. Sahila M.M.; M.Sc., M.Phil. 8089777071(sahila.mm@gmail.com)

DEPT. OF FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYMs. Ramya Peter; M.Sc. (HOD) 9605153201 (ramyapeter1611@gmail.com)Ms. Sujitha. A.P.; M.Sc. 8547204317 (sujisree1@gmail.com)Ms. Saleena P.; M.Sc. 9539473013 (saleenapoyilil@gmail.com)Ms. Aiswariya P.; M.Sc. 8129840384 (aiswaryaash11.aa@gmail.com)Ms. Safeena P.A. , B.Tech. 9567592146 (safeenapa10@gmail.com)

DEPT. OF MATHEMATICSMajor Dr. Shayida R. M.Sc., M.Phil., 9446259591 (shayidarusman@gmail.com)Ph.D,(HoD)Ms. Faseela V.; M.Sc., B.Ed. 9895143417 (faseela.143@gmail.com)Mr. Muhammed Jaseem K., M.Sc. 9809801314 (jaseemkariyad@gmail.com)

DEPT. OF CHEMISTRYMs. Ragi C., M.Sc. 9645290317 (ragicrp@gmail.com) DEPT. OF PHYSICSMr. Shahid T.S.; M.Sc. 9447900340 (shahidts.in@gmail.com)

DEPT. OF COMPUTER SCIENCEMs.Manju S.Thomas;MCA, 8547576861 (manjuthomasmail@gmail.com)M.Phil, (HoD)Mr. Mansoor Ali.N.; MCA 9995757397 (mansu.ali@gmail.com)Mr. Arshad P.T., MCA, M.Phil. 9846114371 (ptarshu@gmail.com)Ms. Shimna M.P.; M.Sc.CS, M.Phil., 9745342163 (shimnaraj6@gmail.com)Mr. Abdul Samad C.; MCA 9744190843 (abdusamadmdy@gmail.com)Mr. Muhammed Haneesh K.P.; MCA 9633173876 (haneesh.kpn@gmail.com)Ms. Fathima Habi K.; M.Sc.CS 9895499787 (fathimahabi@gmail.com)

DEPT. OF STATISTICSMs. Nazreen K.T.; M.Sc., MBA, CTTC 7356204298 (nazreenmoosa@hotmail.com)Ms. Radhika P.K.; M.Sc., MBA, B.Ed 9745140912 (radhikaraghavan1993@gmail.com)Mr. Anshad K.; M.Sc. 9947607504 (ckdanshad@gmail.com)

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SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES

DEPT. OF MALAYALAMMs. Akhila K.; M.A., B.Ed. 9207023347 (akhilamaanikuty@gmail.com)

DEPT. OF HINDIMs. Sreevidia; M.A. 9947513855 (vidyaneenu@gmail.com)

DEPT. OF ARABICMr. Muhammed Mansoor K.; M.A. 9747316535 (mansupullur@gmail.com)

DEPT. OF ENGLISHMr. Sreekumar P.; M.A. B.Ed., (HOD) 9747397070 (sreekumarpanakkal123@gmail.com)Dr. Abdul Rasack.P.; M.A., Ph.D. 9895379590 (abdulrasackr@gmail.com)Mr. Shafi Muhammed P.; M.A., B.Ed. 9526690454 (shafimuhammedp8@gmail.com)Ms. Zayana P.K.; M.A., M.Ed. 8547241566 (zayanapk@gmail.com)

SCHOOL OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT STUDIES

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Dr. Abdurahiman P.A.; M.Com., 9605508494 (drabdurahimanpa@gmail.com)Ph.D., (HoD)Mr. Haris Unnipulan; M.Com. B.Ed., 9605681797 (harisunnipulan@gmail.com)Ms. Naseema K.P.; M.Com., B.Ed. 9539207927 (naseemthihayi@gmail.com)Mr. Vasil Vafeeque C.A.K.; M.Com. M.Phil. 9995369135 (vasilvafeeque2@gmail.com)PGDFTMs. A.M. Indu A.S. Maheswaran, 9072885377 (indusnandan@gmail.com)M.Com., B.Ed.

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIESMr. Muhammed Juman B.K.; (HoD) 9946305220 (juman.bk@gmail.com)MBA, M.Com., M.PhilMr. Arun K.V.; MBA, M.Com. 9895071331 (arun84kv@gmail.com)Mr. Samsheer Babu; MBA 9995386355 (samsheerbabu@gmail.com)Mr. A.K. Shanawas, MBA 9496730348 (shanawas.ak@gmail.com)

SCHOOL OF ARTS

DEPT. OF ECONOMICSMr. Mujeeb P.; M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.(HoD) 9895274816 (mujeebpmujee@gmail.com)Ms. Ranjini K.M.; M.A. B.Ed. 9847609282 (ranjuecono@gmail.com)

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Mr. Askar M.P.; M.A., M.Phil. 8129829661 (askarmpakode@gmail.com)

DEPT. OF HISTORYMr. Muhammed Kamil T.P.; M.A., B.Ed. 9048198889 (tpmkamil@gmail.com)

SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION

Mr. Jamsheel C., MA, (HOD) 9846540557 (cjamsheel@gmail.com)Mr. Akhilnath K.S.; MA 9447726591 (akhilnathks@gmail.com)Mr. Nazarullah P.; MCJ 9946746522(pnasru@gmail.com)

SCHOOL OF ISLAMIC STUDIES

Mr. Muhammad Abdul Sathar R.M. 9747317937 (sathardh@gmail.com)M.A., M.Phil., (HoD) Dr. Hassan Shareef; M.A., Ph.D. 8547860333 (hassansias@gmail.com)

SCHOOL OF ISLAMIC FINANCE

Mr. Abdul Noufal M., M.Com., (HoD) 9567776117 (noufalmcpt@gmail.com)Ms. Shirin K.; M.Com. 8547473177 (shirinkkalangadan@gmail.com)Mr. Naji Naseem; M.A. 9633956651 (najipara@gmail.com)

SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Mr. Jithin Das T.K., M.P.Ed. 9995143058 (jithindastk@gmail.com)

LABORATORY STAFF

Ms. Naseera P.V.;M.Sc. Senior Lab AssistantMs. Faseela P.P. Lab Assistant Mr. Divakaran; V.K. Lab Assistant Ms. Abitha V. Lab Assistant

LIBRARY AND INFORMATION CENTRE

Mr. Salahudheen E., MLISc., Ph.D. Senior LibrarianMs. Mufeeda V.; MLISc. Assistant LibrarianMs. Subaida P., B.A. Library Assistant

THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Ms. T.T.P. Kaneez Ameer; M.A. Administrative Officer Mr. Saheed O.P., MBA. Chief Accountant Ms. Shapna Nair K.K.; Dip. in Comp. Engg Section Officer

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Mr. Junaid A.V.; M.Sc. Office SecretaryMs. Saroja N.T., MSW. Office AssistantMr. Shaheed K., M.Com. Accountant Mr. Ashraf K.T., BA. Cashier Mr. Muhammed Azeez P.M. System AdministratorMr. Abdul Haque. Office Boy Mr. Salmanul Faris. Office Boy Mr. Abdul Kareem. Electrician cum Plumber Ms. Madhavikutty A. Matron, Ladies HostelMr. Muhammed Rafi. Driver cum AttenderMr. Musthafa K.M. Driver cum AttenderMr. Mohammed P.V. Driver cum Attender Mr. Abbas Ali K.P. Driver cum Attender Mr. Sunil Kumar K. Driver cum Attender Mr. Mohammed K. Driver cum AttenderMr. Mujeeb Rahman. Driver cum AttenderMr. Ashraf V.M. Driver cum AttenderMr. Rafeeque K. Driver cum AttenderMr. Vijayan K.C. Watchman Mr. Moideen Kutty P. Watchman Mr. Abdul Azeez. WatchmanMr. Aboobacker K.P. WatchmanMr. Hydros R.V. WatchmanMs. Sainaba T.C. Part-time Sweeper Ms. Santha K.P. Part-time Sweeper Ms. Devi V.P. Part-time Sweeper Ms. Valsala M. Part-time Sweeper Ms. Saljara K. Part-time Sweeper Ms. Janaki. Part-time SweeperMr. Hassainar K.K. Watchman, Ladies HostelMr. Alavi M. Watchman, Ladies HostelMr. Abdul Kareem K. Watchman, Ladies HostelMr. Chandran V. Watchman, Men's HostelMr. Ayyappan R. Watchman, Men's HostelMs. Vasantha. C.Part-time Sweeper, Ladies Hostel Ms. Saroja P. Part-time Sweeper, Ladies Hostel Ms. Kumari P. Part-time Sweeper, Men's HostelMs. Jaanu. Helper, Ladies Hostel

INTERNAL COMMITTEES

Admission Committee Dr. P.V. Basheer Ahammed, Chairman Mr. Mansoor Ali N., Nodal Officer Advisory Scheme Mr. Muhammed Kamil T.P., Convener

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Anti-Ragging Committee Mr. Samsheer Babu M., Convener

Attendance Committee Mr. Mansoor Ali N., Convener

Calendar Committee Ms. T.T.P. Kaneez Ameer, Convener

Career Guidance & Placement Cell Mr. A.K. Shanawas., Convener

College Canteen Committee Mr. Abdul Samad C., Convener

Computer Lab Ms. Shimna M.P., Convener

Cultural Centre Dr. Hassan Shareef

Discipline Committee Dr. Servin Wesley P., Convener

Entrepreneurship Development Club Mr. Vasil Vafeeque C.A.K., Convener

Ethics Committee Mr. Haris Unnipulan., Convener

Fine Arts Mr. V.S. Suvanish Kumar., Director

Green Audit Cell Ms. Radhika P.K., Convener

Grievance Redressal Forum Dr. P.V. Basheer Ahammed, Chairman

Hostels Dr. P.V. Basheer Ahammed, Chief Warden Mr. Mansoor Ali N., Rector Ms. Smitha K.V., Warden, Ladies Hostel Mr. Abdul Samad C., Warden, Men's Hostel

Human Resource Development Centre Dr. Sahaya Shibu B., Coordinator

Institute ID Card Ms. Sreevidia., Convener

Institute of Language Skills Mr. Sreekumar P., Coordinator

Institute Magazine Ms. Akhila K., Staff Editor

Institute Store Mr. Arun K.V., Convener

Internal Exam Committee UG - Dr. Shabanamol S., Convener Ms. A.M. Indu A.S. Maheswaran, Convener PG - Mr. Muhammed Juman B.K., Convener

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Internal Qualify Assurance Cell Ms. Shainy N.K., Coordinator Leadership Academy Mr. Muhammed Mansoor K., Coordinator

Library Advisory Committee Mr. Salahudheen E., ConvenerNSS Ms. Naseema K.P., Programme Officer

PTA Committee Mr. Muhammed Kamil T.P., Secretary

Readers Forum Mr. Abdul Noufal M, Convener

SC/ST Officer Mr. Askar M.P.

Scholarship Committee Ms. Sahila M.M., Convener

Students Union Mr. Jamsheel C., Advisor

Substance Abuse and Prevention Mr. Muhammed Haneesh K.P., Convener

Time Table Committee Dr. V.S. Suvanish Kumar, Convener

Transport in Charge Mr. Mujeeb P.

Website Administration Mr. Arshad P.T.

Women Development Cell Ms. Asha. B., Convener

Colour Club Ms. Safeena K.P., Convenor

Drama & Photograph Club Mr. Akhilnath K.S., Convener

Music Club Ms. Nazreen K.T., Convenor

Nature Club Ms. Aiswariya P., Convenor

PRO & Film Club Mr. Nazarullah P., Convenor

Science Club Dr. Shonima Govindan, Convenor

PROGRAMMES OFFERED

SIAS is affiliated to the University of Calicut and offers 9 undergraduate and 6 postgraduate programmes under the Choice Based Credit Semester System introduced by the University of Calicut from the year 2009-2010. The duration of an undergraduate programme shall be 6 semesters distributed over a period of 3 academic years and

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postgraduate programme shall be 4 semesters distributed over a period of 2 academic years. The odd semesters shall be from June to October and the even semesters shall be from November to March. Each semester shall have a minimum of 90 working days inclusive of all examinations.

ATTENDANCEThe minimum requirement of attendance during a semester shall be 75% for each programme. Condonation of shortage of attendance to a maximum of 10 days in a semester may be granted by the University, subject to a maximum of two semesters during the entire period of a Degree Programme.

SCHEDULE OF INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS - UG

st nd SEMESTER 1 INTERNAL EXAM 2 INTERNAL EXAM

th th I Semester 24 September, 2018 28 November, 2018

rd th II Semester 23 January, 2019 4 March, 2019

st th III Semester 1 August, 2018 24 October 2018

rd th IV Semester 23 January, 2019 4 March, 2019

th th V Semester 24 September 2018 24 October, 2018

rd th VI Semester 23 January, 2019 4 March, 2019

SCHEDULE OF INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS - PG

st nd SEMESTER 1 INTERNAL EXAM 2 INTERNAL EXAM

rd th I Semester 3 November 2018 7 January 2019

th st II Semester 25 February 2019 1 April 2019

th th III Semester 8 October 2018 17 December 2018

th st IV Semester 11 February 2019 1 April 2019

SIAS - DIRECTORATE OF RESEARCH (SIAS - DoR)Research and development constitute the first stage of development in academic research output. SAFI Institute of Advanced Study dedicated to the nation as a centre of higher education, has a superior motive of scaling greater vistas of cutting edge research in scientific as well as specialized areas of various academic discipline. With this aim, a research unit, CIAS-Directorate of Research has been constituted. The Centre envisages

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various research programmes in Science, Humanities, Computer Science, Languages, Commerce and Management. The Scientific research mainly focuses on the major areas viz. Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, Food Biotechnology, Medical Microbiology, Industrial Microbiology, Environmental Biotechnology, Plant Biotechnology & Tissue Culture, Bioinformatics, Computational Biology & Molecular Biology .

The research projects that are underway are broadly the following:

Ÿ Bioactive peptides and secondary metabolites from plant and microbial sources for therapeutic applications as anti hypertensive drugs, antioxidants, antimicrobial or insecticidal agents.

Ÿ Plant tissue culture for micro-propagation of medicinal, ornamental plant species and conservation of endangered species and production of valuable secondary metabolites.

Ÿ Development of microbial degradation processes and their application in bioremediation of soils, water bodies contaminated with pesticide residues and other hazardous chemicals.

Ÿ Microbial production of various industrial products such as enzymes, pigments, biopolymers, secondary metabolites etc.

Ÿ Nutraceutical values of various food components, nutritional quality improvement of food products through supplementation with natural products, and improvement of functional properties of food enzymes.

Ÿ Microbial Genetics, Molecular Epidemiology and Drug resistance studies Ÿ Structural and computational biology

All the research activities are aimed at the abatement of human misery with an emphasis on high cost reduction and zero or minimal interference with environment and deliverable to mainly the lower strata of human population.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

B.Sc. MicrobiologyI Semester Common Transactions: Essential English Language Skills Common Ways with Words: Literatures in English Common Additional Language Course I Core General Microbiology Complementary I Elementary Biochemistry - 1 Complementary II Biostatistics 1 Practical Elementary Biochemistry I

II Semester Common Writing for Academic and Professional Success

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Common Zeitgeist: Readings on Contemporary Culture Common Additional Language Course II Core Microbial Physiology &Taxonomy Complementary I Elementary Biochemistry - II Complementary II Biostatistics II Practical Biochemistry Practical II III Semester Common Numerical Skills Common General Informatics Core Environmental & Sanitation Microbiology Complementary I Enzymology and Metabolism - 1 Complementary II Computer Applications 1 Practical Microbiology Practical II Enzymology and Metabolism I Computer Applications 1

IV Semester Common Entrepreneurship Development Common Molecular Biology Core Soil & Agricultural Microbiology Complementary I Enzymology and Metabolism - II Complementary II Computer Applications II Practical Microbiology Practical III Enzymology and Metabolism II Computer Applications II V Semester Core Industrial Microbiology Core Food and Dairy Microbiology Core Immunology Core Medical Microbiology I Open From other Department Practical Microbiology Practical III Project Work

VI Semester Core Microbial Genetics and Genetic Engineering Core Medical Microbiology - II Elective Bioinstrumentation Practical Microbiology Practical -IV Microbiology Practical - V Project Work

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B.Sc. Biotechnology

I Semester Common Transactions: Essential English Language Skills Common Ways with Words: Literatures in English Common Additional Language Course I Core Cell Biology Complementary I Chemistry Complementary II Environmental Biotechnology Practical Chemistry Complementary Environmental Biotechnology

II Semester Common Writing for Academic and Professional Success Common Zeitgeist: Readings on Contemporary Culture Common Additional Language Course II Core General Microbiology Complementary I Chemistry Complementary II Environmental Biotechnology Practical Chemistry Environmental Biotechnology

III Semester Common Numerical Skills Common General Informatics Core Biochemistry Complementary I Chemistry Complementary II Environmental Biotechnology Practical Chemistry Environmental Biotechnology

IV Semester Common Entrepreneurship Development Common Intellectual Property Rights Core Genetics Core Microbial Genetics Practical Complementary I Chemistry Complementary II Environmental Biotechnology Practical Chemistry Environmental Biotechnology Genetics

V Semester Core Molecular Biology Core Immunology and Immuno-technology

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Core Bioprocess Technology Open From other Department Practical Immunology and Immuno-technology Bioprocess Technology Molecular Biology Project Work

VI Semester Core Plant Biotechnology Core Animal Biotechnology Core Recombinant DNA Technology& Bioinformatics Elective Medical Biotechnology Practical Plant Biotechnology Project Work

B.Sc. Food Technology

I Semester Common Transactions: Essential English Language Skills Common Ways with Words: Literatures in English Common Additional Language Course I Core Perspective of Food Science &Technology Complementary I Properties of matter &Thermodynamics Complementary II General Chemistry Practical Properties of Matter & Thermodynamics General Chemistry

II Semester Common Writing for Academic and Professional Success Common Zeitgeist: Readings on Contemporary Culture Common Additional Language Course II Core Food Microbiology I Complementary I Mechanics, Relativity, Weights & Oscillation Complementary II Physical Chemistry Practical Mechanics, Relativity, Weights & Oscillation Physical ChemistryIII Semester Common Numerical Skills Common General Informatics Core Technology of Food Preservation Complementary I Optics, Laser, Electronics & Communication Complementary II Organic Chemistry Practical Technology of Food Preservation, Optics, Laser, Electronics & Communication Organic Chemistry

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IV Semester Common Entrepreneurship Development Common Nutrition & Health Core Food Chemistry & Analytical Instrumentation Complementary I Electricity, Magnetism & Nuclear Physics Complementary II Physical & Applied Chemistry Practical Food Chemistry &Analytical Instrumentation Electricity, Magnetism & Nuclear Physics Physical & Applied Chemistry V Semester Core Food Microbiology II Core Cereals, Pulses and Oil seeds Technology Core Technology of Animal Foods Open course From other Department Practical Cereals, Pulses and Oil seeds Technology Analysis of Foods Food Microbiology IIProject Work

VI Semester Core Food Engineering Core Dairy Technology Core Food Safety, Food Laws & Packaging Technology Core Technology of Fruits, Vegetables, Spices and Plantation Crops Practical Technology of Fruits, Vegetables, Spices and Plantation Crops Technology of Animal Foods Project Work

B.A. Economics

I Semester Common Transactions: Essential English Language Skills Common Ways with Words: Literatures in English Common Additional Language Course I Core Course Microeconomics -I Complementary I Banking I Complementary II Modern Indian History I

II Semester Common Writing for Academic and Professional Success Common Zeitgeist: Readings on Contemporary Culture Common Additional Language Course II Core Macroeconomics -II

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Complementary I Banking II Complementary II Modern Indian History II

III Semester Common Signatures: Expressing the Self Common Additional Language Course III Core Quantitative Methods for Economic Analysis -I Core Modern Banking & Insurance Complementary I Banking III Complementary II Modern Indian History III

IV Semester Common Spectrum: Literature and Contemporary Issues Common Additional Language Course III Core Quantitative Methods for Economic Analysis II Core Computer Application for Economic Analysis Complementary I Banking IV Complementary II Modern Indian History IV

V Semester Core Macroeconomic - I Core India's Economic Development: National & Regional Core Economics of Capital Market Core International Economics Open From other Department Project Work

VI Semester Core Macroeconomics - II Core Mathematical Economics Core Public Finance Core Development Economics Elective Environmental Economics Applied Theory of Markets Economics of Business & Finance Project Work

B.Com.

I Semester Common Transactions: Essential English Language Skills Common Ways with Words: Literatures in English Common Additional Language Course I Core Business Management Complementary Managerial Economics

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II Semester Common Writing for Academic and Professional Success Common Zeitgeist: Readings on Contemporary Culture Common Additional Language Course II Core Financial Accounting Complementary Marketing Management

III Semester Common Basic Numerical Skills Common General Informatics Core Business Regulations Core Corporate Accounting Complementary Human Resources Management

IV Semester Common Entrepreneurship Development Core Banking and Insurance Core Cost Accounting Core Corporate Regulations Complementary Quantitative Techniques for Business

V Semester Core Accounting for Management Core Business Research Methods Core Income Tax Law and Accounts Core Financial Reporting Core Financial Management Open From other Department

VI Semester Core Income Tax and GST Core Auditing and Corporate Governance Core Financial Markets and Services Core Fundamentals of Investments Project Work

BBA

I Semester Common Transactions: Essential English Language Skills Common Ways with Words: Literatures in English Common Additional Language Course I Core Management Concepts and Business Ethics Complementary Managerial Economics

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II Semester Common Writing for Academic and Professional Success Common Zeitgeist: Readings on Contemporary Culture Common Additional Language Course II Core Financial Accounting Complementary IT for Business and Management

III Semester Common Basic Numerical Skills Common General Informatics Core Business Regulatory Framework Core Human Resource Management Complementary Quantitative Techniques for Business

IV Semester Common Banking & Insurance Common Entrepreneurship Development Core Marketing Management Core Financial Management Complementary Management Science

V Semester Core Accounting for Management Core Business Research Methods Core Emerging Trends in Management Core Indian Financial system Core Investment Management Open From other Department

VI Semester Core Operations Management Core Organizational Behavior Core Income Tax Core Working Capital Management Core Project

BCA

I Semester Common Transactions: Essential English Language Skills Common Ways with Words: Literatures in English Common Additional Language Course I Core Computer Fundamentals and HTML Complementary Mathematical Foundation for Computer Applications Complementary Discrete Mathematics

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II Semester Common Writing for Academic and Professional Success Common Zeitgeist: Readings on Contemporary Culture Common Additional Language Course II Core Problem Solving Using C Complementary Financial and Management Accounting Complementary Operations Research Practical HTML and Programming in CIII Semester Common Basic Numerical skills Common General Informatics Core Data Structures Using C Complementary Computer Oriented Numerical and Statistical Methods Complementary Theory of Computation

IV Semester Common Entrepreneurship Development Common Basics of Audio &Video Core Database Management System and RDBMS Complementary E-Commerce Complementary Computer Graphics Practical Data Structures and RDBMS

V Semester Core Java Programming Core Computer Organization &Architecture Core Web Programming Using PHP Core Principles of Software Engineering Open From other Department

VI Semester Core Android programming Core Operating Systems Core Computer Networks Elective Practical Java &Web Programming Android &Linux Shell Programming Project & Viva Voce

B.Sc. Computer Science

I Semester Common Transactions: Essential English Language Skills Common Ways with Words: Literatures in English

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Common Additional Language Course I Core Computer Fundamentals and HTML Complementary Mathematics I Complementary Basic Statistics &Probability

II Semester Common Writing for Academic and Professional Success Common Zeitgeist: Readings on Contemporary Culture Common Additional Language Course II Core Problem Solving Using C Complementary Mathematics Complementary Probability Distributions Practical HTML and Programming in C

III Semester Common Basic Numerical Skills. Common General Informatics Core Data Structures Using C Complementary Mathematics Complementary Statistical Inference

IV Semester Common Entrepreneurship Development Common Basics of Audio &Video Core Database Management System& RDMS Complementary Mathematics IV Complementary Applied Statistics Practical Data Structure and RDBMS

V Semester Core Computer Organization &Architecture Core Java Programming Core Web Programming using PHP Core Principles of Software Engineering Open From other Department Project Work

VI Semester Core Android Programming Core Operating System Core Computer Networks Practical Java & PHP Programming Android & Linux Shell Programming Elective Project Work

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BA Islamic Finance and Computer Application

I Semester Common Transactions: Essential English Language Skills Common Ways with Words: Literatures in English Common Additional Language Course I IFCIB 01 Management Concepts and Business Ethics CO1 Essentials of Economics-Micro CO2 Managerial Economics

II Semester Common Writing for Academic and Professional Success Common Zeitgeist: Readings on Contemporary Culture Common Additional Language Course II . IFC2B 02 Islamic Economic Thought CO1 Essentials of Economics-Macro CO2 Marketing Management

III Semester Common Signatures: Expressing the Self Common Additional Language Course III. IFC3B 03 Introduction to Computers, Office Automation & Internet IFC3B 04 Basics of Islamic Finance EO1 Essentials of Economics-Money Banking Finance and Trade CO2 E-Commerce Management

IV Semester Common Spectrum: Literature and Contemporary Issues A10(2) Additional Language Course IV. IFC4B 05 Islamic Banking Theory & Practice IFC4B 06 Quantitative tools for Financial Analysis CO1 Essentials of Economics- Indian Economy CO4 Quantitative Techniques for Business V Semester IFC5B 07 Financial System IFC5B 08 Fundamentals of Islamic Economics IFC5B 09 Fundamentals of Accounting IFC5B 10 Public Finance In Islam Open From other department Project Work

VI Semester IFC6B 11 Computerized Accounting with Tally IFC6B 12 Islamic Insurance (takaful) IFC6B 13 Corporate Governance in Islamic Finance

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IFC6B 14 Islamic Bonds (sukuk) Elective Islamic Asset and Fund Management Project Work

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

M.Sc. Biotechnology

I Semester GB1C1 Cell Biology GB1C2 Biomolecules GB1C3 Microbiology GB1P4 Practical I-Cell Biology, Biomolecules and Microbiology

II Semester GB2C1 Metabolism and Basic Enzymology GB2C2 Molecular Biology GB2C3 Environmental Biotechnology GB2C4 Biostatistics and Bioinformatics GB2P5 Practical II- Enzymology, Molecular Biology and Environmental BiotechnologyIII Semester GB3C1 Genetic Engineering GB3C2 Bioprocess Technology GB3C3 Plant Biotechnology GB3C4 Immunology GB3P5 Practical III -Genetic Engineering, Bioprocess Technology, Plant Tissue Culture and ImmunologyIV Semester GB4P1 Project Work GB4V2 Comprehensive Viva Voce

M.Sc. Microbiology

I Semester MB1C01 General Biochemistry MB1C02 Microbial Metabolism MB1C03 Environmental & Sanitation Microbiology MB1C04 Industrial Microbiology MB1P01 Practical I- MB1C01 & MB1C02 MB1P02 Practical II- MB1C03 & MB1C04II Semester MB2C05 Microbial Genetics MB2C06 Immunology

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MB2C07 Food & Agricultural Microbiology MB2C08 Mycology & Parasitology MB2P03 Practical- MB2C07

III Semester MB3C09 Medical Microbiology MB3C10 Molecular Biology MB3E01 Viruses & Virus Related Diseases MB3E02 Diagnostic Microbiology MB3E03 Microbial Taxonomy MB3P04 Practical- MB2C06, MB2C08, MB2C09 MB3P05 Practical- MB2C05, MB3C10

IV Semester MB4C11 Biostatistics & Bioinformatics MB4E04 Microbial Biotechnology MB4E05 Genetic Engineering MB4E06 Biosafety, Bioethics & IPR MB4P06 Practical - MB4C11 MB4C11 Dissertation

M.A. Journalism & Mass Communication

I Semester PAPER I Introduction to Mass Communication PAPER II Mass Media History PAPER III News Editing PAPER IV News Reporting PRACTICAL Lab Journal Production I

II Semester PAPER I Themes, Theories and Issues in Communication PAPER II Public Relations PAPER III Advertising PAPER IV Media Laws PRACTICAL Lab Journal Production II

III Semester PAPER II Development Communication PAPER III Radio, TV and Film Production PAPER IV Communication Research PRACTICAL Lab Journal Production III Elective 1. Web Journalism 2. Introduction to Multimedia

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3. International Communication

IV Semester PAPER I Feature Writing and Magazine Editing PAPER II Film Studies PAPER III Dissertation/Viva Voce/Internship PRACTICAL Lab Journal Production IV Elective Business Journalism Visual Media Production Technical Writing & Documentation

M.A. Islamic Studies

I Semester IS1C01 Life and Teachings of Holy Prophet IS1C02 Life and Policies of Pious Caliphs IS1C03 The Foundation of Islamic Culture IS1C04 The Umayyahs of Damascus

II Semester IS2C01 The Abbasid Caliphate IS2C02 Islam in Africa and Europe IS2C03 Islamic Jurisprudence IS2C04 Intellectual Revolution in the Middle Ages

III Semester IS3C01 Introduction of Major World Religions IS3C02 Islam in India IS3C03 Islamic Economics IS3E04 The Revivalist Movements in Islam IS3E05 Islamic Political Thought IS3E06 Muslim Historiography

IV Semester IS4C01 The Ottomans as World Power IS4 C02 Functional and Commercial Arabic IS4 C03 Islam in the Modern World IS4E04 Islam in Kerala IS4E05 Muslims and Indian Freedom Struggle IS4E06 The Arab World After World War I

M.Com.

I Semester MC1C01 Business Environment

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MC1C02 Quantitative Techniques for Business Decisions MC1C03 Accounting for Managerial Decisions MC1C04 IT Applications in Commerce MC1C05 Organizational Theory and Behavior

II Semester MC2C06 International Business MC2C07 Advanced Corporate Accounting MC2C08 Business Communications MC2C09 Management Science MC2C10 Strategic Management& Corporate Governance

III Semester MC3C11 Financial Markets and Institutions MC3C12 Income Tax Law and Practice MC3C13 Research Methodology MC3EO1 Elective 1 MC3EO2 Elective II

IV Semester MC4C14 Financial Derivatives and Risk Management MC4C15 Cost Management MC4EO3 Elective Paper III MC4EO4 Elective Paper IV MC4P01 Project Report and Viva Voce

M.Sc. Food Science & Technology

I Semester FT1CT01 Basic and Food Microbiology FT1CP02 Basic and Food Microbiology Practical FT1CT03 Food Chemistry FT1CT04 Food Chemistry Practical FT1CT05 Applied Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Application FT1CT06 Basic Principles of Engineering FT1CT07 Basic Principles of Engineering Practical

II Semester FT2CT08 Biochemistry and Nutrition FT2CP09 Biochemistry and Nutrition Practical FT2CT10 Principles of Food Processing and Preservation FT2CT11 Principles of Food Processing and Preservation Practical FT2CT12 Food Engineering FT2CP13 Food Engineering Practical

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FT2CT14 Technology of Fruits, Vegetables, Spices &Plantation Products FT2CP15 Technology of Fruits, Vegetables, Spices &Plantation Products Practical

III Semester FT3CT16 Food Storage and Infestation Control FT3CT17 Industrial Microbiology & Biochemical Engineering FT3CP18 Industrial Microbiology & Biochemical Engineering Practical FT3CT19 Technology of Cereals, Legumes and Oil Seeds FT3CT20 Technology of Cereals, Legumes and Oil Seeds Practical FT3CP21 Packaging Technology FT3CP22 Packaging Technology Practical

IV Semester FT4CT23 Food Plant and Quality Management FT4CT24 Technology of Meat, Fish and Poultry Products FT4CP25 Technology of Meat, Fish and Poultry products Practical FT4ET26 Elective - Technology of Milk and Milk Products FT4ET27 Elective - Sugar and Confectionery Technology FT4EP28 Elective - Technology of Milk and Milk Products Practical FT4EP29 Elective - Sugar and Confectionery Technology Practical FT4PR30 Project Work FT4TR31 In-Plant Training

SIAS RULES & REGULATIONS

1. Students shall always behave with dignity and courtesy and should observe strict modesty in dress. No particular dress code is allowed in the campus other than that prescribed by the college authorities 2. Students shall always wear Identity Cards.3. Students shall not engage themselves in actions that are offensive to good taste. 4. No meeting or entertainment shall be organized nor any fund collected without the permission of the Principal.5. No student shall keep in possession or consume alcoholic drinks and/or hallucinating

drugs.

6. Possession and use of fireworks or such hazardous materials is prohibited on the

campus.

7. Students shall not enter classrooms other than their own.

8. Mobile phones, Cinematic Dance and Fashion Shows shall not be allowed inside the

campus.

9. Principal's decision shall be final regarding the conduct of students.

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10. Application for leave must be made at least 2 days in advance.

11. No student shall be absent from the class without applying for leave. If a student

requires leave for personal reasons, he/she must obtain it from the Class Advisor

12. In the case of hostel students, all applications for leave shall be countersigned by the

Warden and submitted to the Rector

13. Application for sick leave must be supported by a Medical Certificate issued by a

competent authority.

14. The name of any student who is absent without leave for 10 consecutive working days

or two weeks will be struck off from the rolls.

15. The certificate of attendance required by the University for admission to the

University Examination will not be issued unless the Principal is satisfied that the

student has attended three fourth of the working days in a semester.

16. Students shall desist from all forms of destruction and disfiguring the classrooms,

compound walls, buildings, furniture, electrical fittings, vehicles and other properties.

Any disfigurement will be punished and the cost of damage will be recovered from the

students.

17. Vehicles are not permitted inside the campus

18. Furniture should not be dislocated from its position.

19. Students who are charged with criminal offence or are under suspension cannot

enter the campus without the prior permission of the Principal.

20. Banners, flags, posters etc. shall not be allowed inside the campus without the

permission of the Principal.

21. The ID card is to be produced for collecting the Hall Tickets

22. The Hall Ticket is to be produced for collecting the Certificates and Mark Lists.

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FEE STRUCTURE

The fee structure is as prescribed for the self-financing Institutions in Kerala, under the University of Calicut. The fee structure is shown below:

Sl. No. Programme Fee Per Semester (INR) UG 1. B.Com 9000 2. BBA 9000 3. B.A. Economics 9000 4. B.Sc. Microbiology 19500 5. B.Sc. Biotechnology 19500 6. B.Sc. Food Technology 19500 7. BCA 18750 8. B.Sc. Computer Science 18750 9. B.A. Islamic Finance & Computer Application 9000 PG 1. M.Sc. General Biotechnology 42000 2. M.Sc. Microbiology 42000 3. M.A. Journalism & Mass Communication 18750 4. M.A. Islamic Studies 18750 5. M.Com. 18750 6. M.Sc. Food Science and Technology 37500 Caution Deposit (Refundable) 3000

* The rates are as provided in G.O. (Ms.) No. 209/2013H.Edn. dated 29.05.2013 and are subject to change depending on the Government direction on fee structure for Self-Financing Colleges.

In case a candidate leaves the Institute after taking admission, he/she will be liable to pay the entire fees of the programme.

FEE REGULATIONS

1. The Semester fee will be collected at the beginning of every semester.2. If any student fails to pay the fees within the 10th day from the due date he/she will be liable to pay a fine of Rs.50/- in the first week and Rs.10/- per day thereafter.3. Further, if the fees with fine are not paid within 2 months from the date of payment, the name of the student will be removed from the rolls of the Institute. In case the student seeks readmission; he/she shall apply to the Principal after remitting all the arrears of fees and fine and readmission fees.4. The Hall Tickets for the University exams will be issued only after all the dues are cleared.

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5. Students leaving the Institute during the course of the academic year will have to pay the entire fees for the whole programme.6. The Annual Attendance and Progress Certificate will be forwarded to the University only after all dues to the Institute are paid promptly and if the progress and conduct are satisfactory.

REFUND OF CAUTION DEPOSIT

Students who have completed their respective programmes of study or discontinue the course can apply for refund of caution deposit in the prescribed form either after completion of the programme or at the time of leaving the Institute along with the original receipt issued for remittance of caution deposit. This amount, after clearing the dues, if any, to the Institute, will be refunded to the student at the time of leaving the Institute.

ISSUE OF CERTIFICATES & DOCUMENTS

1. Application for certificates should be made at least two days in advance.2. Application for TC can be submitted on completion of the programme. 3. Rs.20/- will be charged as service fee for issuing a certified copy of any document.

LIBRARY

Library is the soul of any academic institution. The Institute possesses an excellent Library and Information Centre. The Library is totally digitalized with access to eBooks, eJournals and a well-established Institute repository. The library has computerized its operations and services with standard software. The Online Public Access Catalogue enables users to search the books with author, title, document type, subject & keywords. At the entrance, an impressive display board gives information about new arrivals in the library, current news, tit bits and the latest information. Library has access to Internet facility that encompasses a broad range of services to augment learning. The Library offers reprographic services, is equipped with the most modern photocopying machine and offers the facility to students, faculty and other staff.

LIBRARY RULES

1. All students and staff are members of the library.2. The number of books issued to a Post Graduate student will not be more than five and to an Under Graduate more than three at a time. 3. General books are issued for a period of two weeks.4. Members of the teaching staff may borrow up to ten books at a time and they have to return it within one month.5. Reference books will not be issued.6. A book may be reissued to the same user if there is no other applicant for it.7. The Librarian can recall a book at any time.8. A fine of Rs.1/- for general books will be levied per day if a book is retained beyond the

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permitted period.9. Absence from the Institute will not be considered as an excuse for delay in returning the books.10. Current periodicals will be issued for use in the library.11. On no account shall a member spoil or disfigure a library book. If a book is lost, they shall pay three times the price of the book.12. Students must return their "Reader's Tickets" when leaving the Institute and should obtain "NO DUES CERTIFICATE" 13. No issue, return and photocopy services will be provided after 4:45 pm.

SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarship program aims to encourage brilliant and talented students and to help meritorious students who are economically weak. Scholarships are awarded to students every year.

CULTURAL CENTRE

The campus has a beautifully built Cultural Centre for prayer and meditation, with separate floors for boys and girls. In a serene ambience, it boosts academic culture as well.

CAMPUS CAFETERIA

The Institute Cafeteria has its unique and striking ambience of being set against the picturesque landscape of the river Chaliyar and lush green hills. Any member of SIAS family would cherish it as the best hang out area and refreshment centre.

HOSTELSThe Institute provides hostel facility for men and women. Application forms for admission to the hostel are to be submitted at the time of admission. Both the Ladies and Men's Hostel function in the SIAS campus.

The Hostel Fee will be levied as per rules. It is to be paid in 3 installments by the 7th of every term in June, October and January.. A caution deposit of Rs.4000/- is to be paid at the time of admission to the hostel. This amount, after clearing the dues, if any, to the hostel, will be refunded to the student at the time of vacating the hostel on production of the original CD receipt.

INTERNET FACILITY

The entire campus is connected to internet through Wi-Fi and Cable.

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AUDITORIUM

The Institute has a well equipped auditorium with a seating capacity of 300. All major functions are held in the auditorium.

SEMINAR HALL

The Institute can boast of a well equipped Seminar Hall which can seat 300 persons. All major academic activities like seminars and symposia are held in the Seminar hall.

AUDIO VISUAL THEATRE

The Institute is equipped with an air conditioned Audio Visual Theatre with a seating capacity of 100 persons.

SPORTS

Keeping good physical fitness is also as important as nurturing the brain with intellectual activities. SIAS emphasizes on the need to participate in sports and games and other physical activities. Besides the existing facilities for games like basketball, volleyball and shuttle badminton, amenities such as athletic tracks, football ground, indoor stadium etc. are being created.

RAGGING

Any disorderly conduct either by words spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of teasing, treating or handling with rudeness any other student, indulging in activities of indiscipline which causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or raise fear or apprehension thereof in a fresher or a junior student or asking the students to do any act or perform something which such student will not do in the ordinary course and which has the effect of causing or generating a sense of shame or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique or psyche of a fresher or a junior student will be treated as ragging. Ragging of any form is a non-bailable offence and requires criminal procedure. If any incident of ragging and/or abetting ragging comes to the notice of the authority, severe action will be taken against such students.

ANTI-RAGGING COMMITTEE

The anti-ragging committee shall be headed by the Head of the Institution and shall consist of representatives of faculty members, parents, students belonging to the fresher category as well as seniors and non-teaching staff.It shall consider the recommendations of the anti-ragging squad and take appropriate decisions, including spelling out suitable punishments to those found guilty.If any incident of ragging comes to the notice of the authority, the student concerned shall be given the liberty to explain. If the explanation is found unsatisfactory, the authority

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would expel the student from the institution.

CELLPHONES

Use of cell phones by students in the Campus at any time and in any place is banned. Violation of this rule will result in confiscation of the phone and levying of fines.

ETHICS COMMITTEE

An ethics committee has been constituted as per the Govt. Order (RT) No. 346/05/H.Edn.dt.01-03-2005 to monitor implementation of the decision of banning mobile phones, cinematic dance and fashion shows in the campus with the cooperation of the PTA, staff members, students union, management committee, NSS and local authorities. The committee consists of the following members:1. Chairman : Principal2. Convener : Staff Advisor3. Joint Convener : Student's Union Chairman4. Members : NSS Officer, Member, Grama Panchayath and Lady Staff Member

TRANSPORT

Bus facility is provided from Feroke, Ramanattukara, 11th Mile, Kozhikode and Oorkadavu to the Institute. Those who wish to avail the transport facility have to enroll and pay the prescribed bus fare in 3 installments by the 7th of every term in June, October and January. A fine will be levied from those students who are found to be using the bus without enrolling for the bus facility.

READERS FORUM

Readers' Forum is an active group of students and teachers, who are interested in reading, debate, social issues, environment and general enlightenment. Through various programmes, the Readers Forum enlightens its members to take up social issues more seriously and profoundly.

ASSOCIATIONS

There will be an association of students for each subject and language. The Association will meet periodically and encourage academic discussion on matters relating to the subject or language. Each Association will have a Chairman and a Secretary elected from among the members.

CLUBS

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following clubs are constituted:

Pen Club: This club aims to encourage students who are interested in creative writing. It organizes poetry-reading sessions, meet-the-author evenings, small literary festivals, contests etc. It runs a blog and often produces a magazine. Colour Club: This is meant for students who are interested in illustration, painting, sculpturing and fine arts. Music Club: Students who are trained or interested in music are organized under this club. Participation in University Zonal Festivals and for other occasions is encouraged. Dance Club: This club tries to organize students who are trained or interested in dance, both classical and folk. The members regularly participate in university zonal festivals. Theatre Club: A group of vibrant and energetic actors get together under this club and they mainly perform plays in University Zonal Festivals, camps and other special occasions. Film Club: This club attempts to give orientation among interested students towards a serious non-commercial film culture. It organizes occasional screenings and festivals even for the local public. IT Club: This club conducts innovative IT programmes using advanced technologies, discusses current trends in IT and conducts seminars and quiz in IT related topics. It also helps students to improve the aptitude of the students for attending competitive exams

The Campus also aims to form clubs for other important activities, such as Debating, Photography, Adventure, etc. The objective of these shall be to develop qualities of good citizenship, leadership and character building.

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME

The National Service Scheme (NSS) primarily stands for streaming the students for building the nation. The students in all ages have been in the vanguard of progress and social changes. The NSS activities generate a passion for innovation, coupled with idealism and creative fervour. The youth of today faces the challenge of economic development and technological progress with social justice. The students are exposed to frequent interactive programs and personality development seminars. National integration camps, medical surveys and special camps aiming at the all round development are conducted on a regular basis.

WOMEN DEVELOPMENT CELL

Women Development Cell (WDC) was formally inaugurated on 7th October 2008 as per the directive of the Calicut University Syndicate with a view to act as a forum for providing conducive environment for self - empowerment of girl students. With the motto "each woman for a woman" the WDC will be holding regular orientation programmes, debates, seminars, competitions etc. for all round development of the woman students of SIAS. The WDC will have a lady lecturer who is the coordinator and two representatives from girl students as the President and Secretary.

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SIAS MAGAZINE

The Institute brings out a magazine every year containing articles and other contributions from the students in order to promote their creative talents.

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL

The Institute has an Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) for monitoring the quality and standard of its functioning. The IQAC is functioning as a watchdog of the activities. It assesses the performance of each unit and suggests corrective steps, wherever necessary. The Principal is the Chairman of the IQAC and is composed of 2-3 external experts (academicians, local administrators and/or others) and 7 members from the teaching and administrative staff nominated by him are the members.

GREEN AUDIT COMMITTEEA Green Audit Committee composed of botanists, zoologists and scientists from other areas have been constituted to look into the ecological and environmental protection of the Campus. They will be taking care of energy preservation, maintenance of greenery, rainwater harvesting, trapping of solar energy, composting and other measures to maintain a balance between development and preservation of nature.

PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION

In order to facilitate continuous contact with the parents and teachers and to promote welfare activities, the Parent Teacher Association (PTA) is formed.

PUBLICATION DIVISION

SIAS has a publication division. It brings out the articles and research papers of students and staff. It publishes a newsletter and also brings out books and monograph.

STUDENTS WELFARE & MENTORING SCHEME

The students of the college are divided at the beginning of the year into groups depending on the strength of the class. Each group is placed under the personal care of a teacher designated as Advisor. The groups will meet formally at regular intervals. They will meet informally in small numbers as often as possible. The Advisors will discuss with the group under their care, the general and individual problems and difficulty of students, both when they formally meet and on other occasions. The Advisors will exercise strict disciplinary control over their wards. They will closely watch their conduct and progress and maintain continuous contact with the parents as well as the wards. The Director of Advisory Scheme is responsible for the implementation of student welfare schemes at the college.

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CLASS ADVISORS

Dept. of Microbiology1st Year B.Sc. : Ms. Asha. B2nd Year B.Sc. : Ms. Shainy N.K. 3rd Year B.Sc. : Ms. Smitha K.V.1st Year M.Sc. : Ms. Farha Baramy 2nd Year M.Sc. : Dr. Shabanamol S

Dept. of Biotechnology1st Year B.Sc. : Dr. V.S. Suvanish Kumar.2nd Year B.Sc. : Mr. Rohith Kumar N . 3rd Year B.Sc. : Dr. Servin Wesley P.1st Year M.Sc. : Dr. Sahaya Shibu B.2nd Year M.Sc. : Ms. Nafila P.P.

Dept. of Food Technology1st Year B.Sc. : Ms. Aiswariya P2nd Year B.Sc. : Ms. Sujitha A.P 3rd Year B.Sc. : Ms. Ramya Peter 1st Year M.Sc. : Ms. Anusha R.2nd Year M.Sc. : Ms. Safeena P.A

Dept. of Commerce 1st Year B.Com. : Mr. Vasil Vafeeque C.A.K2nd Year B.Com. : Ms. A.M. Indu A.S.Maheswaran3rd Year B.Com. : Mr. Haris Unnipulan1st Year M.Com. : Ms. Naseema K.P2nd Year M.Com. : Dr. Abdurahiman P.A.

Dept. of Management Studies1stYear BBA : Mr. A.K. Shanawas 2ndYear BBA : Mr. Arun K.V. 3rdYear BBA : Mr. Samsheer Babu

Dept. of Economics 1st Year BA : Mr. Askar M.P.2nd Year BA : Ms. Ranjini K.M3rd Year BA : Mr. Mujeeb P.

Dept. of Computer Application 1stYear BCA : Mr. Muhammed Jaseem K., 2ndYear BCA : Mr. Muhammed Haneesh K.P.3rdYear BCA : Mr. Arshad P.T

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Dept. of Computer Science1st Year B.Sc. CS : Major Dr. Shayida R.2ndYear B.Sc. CS : Mr. Abdul Samad C 3rdYear B.Sc. CS : Ms. Shimna M.P

Dept. of Islamic Finance1st Year B.A IF & CA : Ms. Shirin K.; 2ndYear B.A IF & CA : Mr. Abdul Noufal M. 3rdYear B.A IF & CA : Mr. Naji Najeem P.

Dept. of Islamic Studies1st Year M.A : Dr. Hassan Shareef K.P. 2ndYear M.A : Mr. Muhammad Abdul Sathar R.M

Dept. of Journalism & Mass Communication 1st Year MCJ : Mr. Nazarullah P2nd Year MCJ : Mr. Akhilnath K.S.

Union and Affiliated Associations

All students of the college shall be members of the College Union. Associations like language associations and subject associations are affiliated to the College Union. Membership of these associations is determined by the language or subject offered by the college.

The objectives of the College Union shall be: (i) to train the students of the college in the duties and the rights of citizenship, (ii) to promote opportunities for the development of character, leadership, efficiency, knowledge and spirit of service among students (iii) to organize debates, seminars and such other activities and (iv) to promote opportunities for students to organize sports, arts and other cultural activities. The College Union election will be conducted as per the decision of the Institute managing committee.

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IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS

PRINCIPAL (Office) : 0483 - 2833686 +91 9847594627 INSTITUTION : 0483 - 2833594 0483 - 2833688 LADIES HOSTEL : 0483 - 2833497 MEN'S HOSTEL : 0483 - 2833496

UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT

Vice Chancellor : 0494-240-7102 P.S. to Vice Chancellor : 0494-240-7150 Pro Vice Chancellor : 0494-240-7103 Registrar : 0494-240-7104 Controller of Examinations : 0494-240-7200 Controller of Examinations -PA : 0494-240-7202 Finance Officer : 0494-240-7123 Director, College Development Council : 0494-240-7138 Director, Academic Staff College : 0494-240-7350 Director, School of Distance Education : 0494-240-7355 Dean of Students' Welfare : 0494-240-7353 Librarian, CHMK Library : 0494-240-7290 N.S.S. Coordinator : 0494-240-7375 NSS Office : 0494-240-7362 Digital Wing - I : 0494-240-7204 Digital Wing - II : 0494-240-7484 Digital Wing - III : 0494-240-7486 Citizen Call Centre 155300 from land phone 0471-155300 from BSNL Mobiles 0471-2115054, 0471-2115098 from other Mobiles

OTHER IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS

Calicut Airport : 0483-2712375 Railway Station, Feroke : 0495-2482280 Railway Station, Calicut : 0495-2701234 Police Station, Vazhakkad : 0483-4725212 Primary Health Centre,Vazhayoor : 0483-2833687 Medical College, Calicut : 0495-2355531 SBI Ramanattukara : 0495-2440063 IFS Code (For Institute Fee Remittance) : SBIN0070859

HEAD OF ACCOUNT FOR FEE REMITTANCE8658-00-102-96(02) cus for districts other than Malappuram District.8443-00106 PD account in the Treasuries in Malappuram District.

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