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THASSIM BEEVI ABDUL KADER COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

(Autonomous & Re-accredited)

Kilakarai – 623 517, Ramanathapuram District

(Affiliated to Alagappa University, Karaikudi,

and Sponsored by the Seethakathi Trust, Chennai)

PROFILE OF THE COLLEGE 2015-2016

VISION STATEMENT

The college is committed to provide leaders with high quality education; to produce

professionally highly skilled graduates; to empower the Muslim community to improve their

quality of life and to create graduates with a distinctively TBAKC identity to serve humanity.

MISSION STATEMENT

The mission will be achieved through a rigorous academic programme marked by high

standard of individual attainment through self-effort; professional training through intensive

internship challenges; real life exposure to the prevalent social constraints of poor women in

the society around the college; and active research culture both among learners and teachers.

INSTITUTIONAL OBJECTIVES

To equip learners with adequate academic skill to search for, and interact with, study

materials, through self-learning and acquisition of appropriate study skills;

To train them, with effective mentoring of teachers committed to student – care, in the use

of a modern technology in processes of learning.

To impart communicative skills in English in order to articulate their ideas before lay and

specialist audiences;

To help learners to be socially involved, especially to understand prevalent injustices that

Indian women, and Muslim women in particular, are forced to suffer without questioning;

To offer on-the-job training through effective internship programme organized with the

help of well-known and reputed institutes;

To incorporate in the curriculum the core values of national development, pursuit of

excellence, imparting of skills at par with the best of global institutions of learning; laying

a durable ethical foundation for quality education; and educational technology, and others

specific to women’s concerns.

To collaborate with institutions which pursue like- minded interests and concerns.

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SIGNIFICANCE OF THE COLLEGE EMBLEM

The emblem of the college consists of a shield with three symbols in the center. The

Crescent and the Star on the top left represents the Divine grace. On the right, there is an open

book depicting the Holy Quran to guide us on the right path. At the bottom, there is a balance

representing the Divine Justice. Underneath the shield is a verse from the Holy Quran in

English Our Lord bestows on us mercy from thyself. The figures in the shield are placed with

blue and green background – the colors signifying prosperity and spirituality. Thus, the

emblem of Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women stands for Grace, Knowledge and

Justice of the Almighty with which the whole universe is governed.

HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE

Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women, affiliated to Alagappa University,

Karaikudi, is situated in the most educationally and industrially backward town of Kilakarai,

Ramanathapuram District. The college was founded in 1988 by Alhaj Dr B S Abdur Rahman

Sahib sponsored by the Seethakathi Trust, Chennai which has established various educational

institutions par excellence.

The Trust has been named after one of the greatest selfless benefactors of mankind,

Seethakathi who lived in the 17th Century. He was a Merchant Prince and a great

philanthropist born in Kilakarai. This college has been named after our founder’s sister Mrs.

Thassim Beevi and her husband Janab Abdul Kader. She and her husband died in an accident

on 24th January 1977 while returning after attending the school day function at the Crescent

Residential School, Chennai. Mrs. Thassim Beevi was a very enthusiastic lady who was

interested in the higher education for women.

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The college was started with a sole aim of imparting higher education to all women of

this locale, especially to the women of the minority community whose pitiable educational

condition provoked our Founder. It has been a boon to women, especially to Muslim

community, for whom higher education was unreachable. Now that the college has completed

its 24 years of dedicated educational service, many women have now passed through the

portals of this institution with flying colours.

The College has been fulfilling the norms and guidelines of the University Grants

Commission (UGC), All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), the State

Government of Tamil Nadu and affiliated to Alagappa University, Karaikudi. The college has

been recognized by UGC under 2f and 12(B) Act of 1956 to receive financial assistance from

UGC and from other Central Resources.

The College has received the Best College Award from the Department of Youth

Welfare Fora, Madurai Kamaraj University for student services for three academic years

(2000-2001, 2001 – 2002 and 2002-2003). The college was upgraded with the status of

autonomy since 2005-06. The College has added yet another feather to its cap by being

nationally re-accredited with B Grade during 2009-2010(2.78/4 point scale) and again

reassessed for reaccreditation in Jan, 2012- 13 and the same grade war retained by the college.

The college has gone for ISO 2008- 9001 certification on 11.05. 2012

The college which was started with the strength of just 65 students and a total of 11

staff members has grown steadily and at present it has 1820 students enrolled in various

disciplines of Arts and Sciences, both at the under-graduate and postgraduate levels with 111

members of faculty along with 72 members of non-teaching staff and with 7 technical staff.

Realizing the growth of science and technology in modern times and need of

Computers in our day-today life, the college offers both undergraduate and postgraduate

courses in Arts, Humanities and Sciences to meet out the challenging demands of the

placement sector. The college is extending its services to downtrodden community through

“Centre for Community Development, Women studies and Social Action” through the

Seethakathi NGO.

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The college proudly introduced two new departments in Psychology and Food

processing and Quality Control during 2013-14. The college had another feather in its Cap on

Jan 20th

2014 by introducing National Council for Vocational training programme (NCVT)

under aegis of the Directorate General of Employment and Training, Madurai Region, Ministry

Of Labor and Employment, Govt. of India.

PROGRAMME FOR STUDY

UG DEGREE PROGRAMME Year of

Affiliation

Sanctioned

Strength

B Com 1998-89 60

B Sc Home Science (General)* 1988-89 40

B Sc Computer Science @ 1988-89 40

B A English Literature 1990-91 60

B Sc Home Science-Nutrition, Food

Service Management and Dietetics

1992-93

40

B Sc Home Science with Computer

Applications (Vocational Subject)

1996-97 40

B Sc Mathematics 1999-00 40

B Sc Information Technology 2000-01 40

B Sc Chemistry 2005-06 40

B Sc Microbiology 2005-06 40

BA Tamil Literature with information

Technology

2005-06 50

B Com with Computer Applications 2008-09 40

BBA 2009-10 60

B Sc Psychology 2013-14 40

B Sc Food Processing And Quality Control 2013-14 40

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MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMME

M Com 1993 - 94 36

Master of Computer Applications

TN-05/BOA(MCA)APR(CS)/96

dt.6.10.1998 (MCA)

1994- 95 30

M Sc Home Science- Food Service Management

and Dietetics λ

1999-00 25

M A English and Communication $ 1999 - 00 36

M Sc Mathematics 2005 - 06 25

M Sc Information Technology 2009-10 25

M Sc Bio- Technology 2009-10 25

M Phil in Commerce 2009-10 12

M Phil in Food and Nutrition (Regular) 2010-11 10

Ph D in Home Science; Nutrition and

Dietetics (Regular and Part Time)

2010-11

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M Phil in Computer Science 2011-12 12

Ph D in Computer Science 2011-12 8

Ph D in Commerce 2011-12 8

DIPLOMA PROGRAMME Year of

Affiliation

Sanctioned

Strength

PG Diploma in Computer Applications

(PGDCA)

1994 - 95

25

Diploma in Information Technology 2001 – 02 25

PG Diploma in E – Commerce 2001 - 02 30

PG Diploma in Seaweed Farming and

Processing

2005 – 06

15

PG Diploma in ERP Specialization in SAP 2008-09 25

$ MA English and Communication was converted to MA English

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* The programme B Sc Home Science (General) was converted to B Sc Home Science with

Computer Applications in the year 1996- 1997

@ The programme B Sc Computer Science was converted to B Sc Information

Technology in

the year 2000 – 2001

# The programme B A Tamil was converted to B A Tamil Literature and Information

Technology

in the year 2008 – 2009

λ The programme M Sc Home Science – Food Service Management and Dietetics was

converted to M Sc Home Science Nutrition and Dietetics in the year 2010-11

COLLEGE WORKING HOURS

SHIFT I 8.30 AM -2.50 PM

SHIFT II 10.30 PM – 4.30 PM

SHIFT I

PROGRAMME OFFERED AT UNDER GRADUATE LEVEL

(Choice Based Credit System)

1. B A English Literature

2. B Com

3. B Sc Food Processing and Quality Control

4. B Sc Psychology

5. B Sc Home Science – Nutrition, Food Service Management and Dietetics

6. B Sc Home Science with Computer Applications

7. B Sc Information Technology

8. B Sc Mathematics

9. B Sc Chemistry

10. B Sc Microbiology

PROGRAMME OFFERED AT POSTGRADUATE LEVEL


1. M A English Literature

2. M Com

3. M. Sc Home Science Nutrition and Dietetics

4. M. Sc Mathematics

5. MCA (AICTE approved)

RESEARCH PROGRAMME

1. M Phil in Commerce

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2. M Phil in Home Science – Food and Nutrition (Regular )

3. M Phil in Computer Science

REGULAR AND PART TIME

Ph D in Home Science – Food and Nutrition

Ph D in Commerce

Ph D in Computer ScienceLEE FOR WOMEN

SHIFT II

PROGRAMME OFFERED AT UNDER GRADUATE LEVEL


1. B A English Literature

2. B Com with Computer Applications

3. B B A

4. B Sc Mathematics

5. B Sc Information Technology

6. B Sc Psychology

7. B Sc Food Processing and Quality Control*

(Subject to affiliation)

PROGRAMME OFFERED AT POST GRADUATE LEVEL


1. M Sc Information Technology

2. M Sc Bio – Technology

OTHER PROGRAMME

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME AT UNDER GRADUATE LEVEL

I Year

Certificate Course in Spoken English

II Year

Idhazhiyal

Mozhipeyarppukkalai

Spoken Hindi

Tally 9.0 ERP

Library & Information Science

Interior Decoration

Physical Fitness and Health Management

Art & Craft Work

Internet Concepts

Photoshop

Office Automation

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3D Max, Flash

Teaching of Primary School Mathematics

Clinical Nutrition

Clinical Dietetics

English for Communication

Web Designing & Computer Graphics

Information Technology

III Year

Interior Decoration

C

Java

Corel Draw

Auto CAD

Visual Basic

Advanced Web Designing

DIPLOMA PROGRAMME [1 YEAR]

English for Communication

Micro Finance

Web Designing & Computer Graphics

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME AT POST GRADUATE LEVEL

ADVANCED DIPLOMA COURSES (1 Year)

Web Designing and Computer Graphics

LATEX

Operations Research and LINDO / LINGO Packages

Post Graduate Diploma Course

Computer Application (PGDCA)

ERP

E-Commerce

TBAK COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

UGC SPONSORED CAREER ORIENTED / INNOVATIVE

PROGRAMME CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA AND ADVANCE

DIPLOMA PROGRAMME

I Year

Certificate Course

Fashion Technology and Apparel Making

Customer Relationship Management [CRM]

LATEX


II Year

9

Diploma Course

Customer Relationship Management

LATEX


III Year

Advanced Diploma Course

Customer Relationship Management

LATEX


ADD – ON PROGRAMME

Remedial Coaching Classes

Coaching scheme for Entry in Services

DUAL DEGREE PROGRAMME

IGNOU – ODL and Convergence Scheme Programmes approved Study Centre, New

Delhi.

IGNOU TBAK Community College Kilakarai and Ramnad, offers a number of

certificate, Diploma and Associate Degree Programmes .

Muballiga (3 years programme) is offered as a compulsory programme for all Muslim

students enrolled in various degree programmes of the college.


IGNOU-TBAK COMMUNITY COLLEGE

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME ( 6 Months)

Certificate in Web Designing & computer Graphics

Certificate in C

Certificate in Java

Certificate in Office Automation

Certificate in Flash

Certificate in Photoshop

Certificate in Corel Draw

Certificate in Visual Basic

Certificate in 3D MAX

Certificate in AutoCAD

Certificate in Internet Concepts

Certificate in Accupuncture and Acutherapy

Certificate in Library Science

Certificate in Hindi

Certificate in Numerical Ability for Competitive Exam

Certificate in Tally

Certificate Course on Teaching of Primary School Mathematics

Certificate in Customer Relationship Management

Certificate in Indian Cookery

Certificate in Interior Decoration

Certificate Course in Chettinad Foods

Certificate Course in English for Communication

Certificate Course in Suttralaviyal

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Certificate Course in MozhipeyarpukalaiLLEGE FOR WOMEN

Certificate Course in Ithazhiyal

Certificate Course in Clinical and Dietetics

DIPLOMA PROGRAMME ( 1 Year)

Diploma in Web Designing & Computer Graphics

Diploma in Customer Relationship Management

Diploma in Ornamental Marine Fish Culture

Diploma in Operation Research

Diploma in Micro Financing

Diploma in English for Communication

Diploma in Fashion Designing

Diploma in Information Technology

Diploma in Soft Skills

Diploma in Secretarial Practice

Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology

Diploma in Acupressure and Acutherapy

Diploma in Seaweed Farming & Processing

ASSOCIATE DEGREE (2 Years)

ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN COMMERCE

ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN ISLAMIC PERCPECTIVE IN HOMESCIENCE

ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN JOURANALISM AND MASS COMMUNICAITON

ASSOCIATE DEGREE IN FASHION DESIGNING


IGNOU CERTIFICATE PROGRAMMES

OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING (ODL) &

CONVERGENCE SCHEME

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME

Certificate in Information Technology (CIT)

Certificate in Primary School Mathematics (CTPM)

Certificate in Teaching English (CTE)

Certificate in Computer Literacy Programme (CLP)

Certificate in Food and Nutrition (CFN)

Certificate in Laboratory Techniques (CPLT)

DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES

Diploma in Creative writing in English (DCE)

Diploma in Computer Integrated Manufacturing (DCIM)

Diploma in Nutrition and Health Education (DNHE)

UNDER GRADUATE PROGRAMME

Bachelor of Preparatory Programme

B A English

B LISc

B C A

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B Com

POST GRADUATE PROGRAMME

Master of English

M C A

M B A

M Sc DFSM

Master of Computer Application with Maths

M LISc

NCVT (National Council for Vocational Training)

Directorate General Employment and Training (DGET)

Our College is identified as a NCVT, Vocational Training Provider (VTP). The need

for giving emphasis on skill development, especially for the educated unemployment youth

(both for rural and urban) has been highlighted in various forums.

The skill level and educational attainment of the work force determines the

productivity, income levels as well as the adaptability of the working class in changing

environment.

The list of Sector and Modules approved

Computer Fundamentals, MS-Office, Internet and Soft Skills

Tally

Desktop Publishing

Spoken English and Communication Skill

Accounting

Basics of Beauty an Hair Dressing

CAD Illustrator – Fashion Designing

Basic Food Preservation

Baker and Confectioner

C. PROFILE OF THE DEPARTMENTS

1. DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL

1 Name of the department Tamil

2 Year of Establishment 1988

3 Course / Programs and subject combination offered Part I Language

4 Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled 6

12

5 Number of administrative staff 1

6 Number of technical staff -

7 Number of student ( Women ) Give details course

wise

8 Ratio of teacher to student 75

9 Ratio of teachers to research scholars -

10 Number of research scholars who have obtained their

master’s degree from other institution

-

11 Number of teachers in academic bodies of other

Autonomous colleges and universities

-

12 Last revision of curriculum(year) 2013

13 Number of students passed in NET/SLET etc (last 5

years

-

14 Success rate of student 96%

15 Demand Ratio (No of seats: No of application) -

16 Awards and recognition received by faculty -

17 Faculty who have attended Natl./Intl Seminars (last 5

years)

V.Akila, R.Visalachi

M.Ibrahim Beevi,M.Alifathima

18 Number of national and international seminars

organized (Last 5 years)

2+2

19 Number of teachers engaged in consultancy and the

revenue generated

-

20 Number of ongoing projects and their total outlay -

21 Research projects completed during last 5 years and

their outlay

1-Manavalam

Kundriyavarkalum Manitha

Urimai Meeralkalum -Ramnad

Dist Oor Aaivu.

22 Number of inventions and patents -

23 Number of Ph. D theses guided during the last 5

years

-

24 Publication by faculty 9

25 Average citation index and impact factor of -

13

publications

26 Number of books in the Departmental library 302

27 Number of journals / Periodicals in the departmental

library

-

28 Number of computers 1

29 Annual Budget 25,000

2. DEPARTMENT OF ARABIC

1 Name of the department Arabic


3 Course / Programs and subject combination offered Part –I Language

4 Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled 4/4,

5 Number of administrative staff -



wise

438

8 Ratio of teacher to student 1:70




-



-



years

-

14 Success rate of student 90

15 Demand Ratio (No of seats: No of application) -



years)

2



-

14


revenue generated

-



their outlay

-


23 Number of Ph. D theses guided during the last 5 years -

24 Publication by faculty -

25 Average citation index and impact factor of

publications

-



library

-


29 Annual Budget 75,000

3. DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

1 Name of the department English


3 Course / Programs and subject combination offered BA English Literature/ MA

English



6 Number of technical staff 1

7 Number of student ( Women ) Give details course wise

CATEGORY STRENGTH

15

1. UG [DIV I]

201

2. PG[DIV I]

49

3. UG DIV- II

247

Total 497

8 Ratio of teacher to student 16/497 = 1: 31




-



-



years

-

14 Success rate of student 0dd- 90% Even- 91%

15 Demand Ratio (No of seats: No of application) UG- 193:191=1.01 : 1

PG- 36: 28 = 1.29: 1



years)

10



2


revenue generated

-



their outlay

-




16

25 Average citation index and impact factor of publications -



library

16

28 Number of computers 36+ 1 server

29 Annual Budget 4,19,500. 00

4. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

1 Name of the department Commerce


3 Course / Programs and subject

combination offered

B.Com, M.Com, B.Com CA, M.Phil, PhD

4 Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled 14 teaching staff



7 Number of student

(men/ Women )Give details programme

wise

B.com – 130

B.Com CA – 93

M.Com – 17

M.Phil – 2


9 Ratio of teachers to research scholars M Phil – 1:1

10 Number of research scholars who have

obtained their master’s degree from other

institutions

M Phil – 2,



-

12 Last revision of curriculum(year) Feb 2013

13 Number of student passed in

NET/SLET etc (last 5 years)

1

14 Success rate of student B.Com - 88% B.Com CA - 93% M.Com –

100% M.Phil – 18% 15 Demand Ratio (No of seats: No of

application)

B.Com – 20:17

B.Com CA – 30:21

M.Com – 25:7

M.Phil - 3:1


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17 Faculty who have attended Natl./Intl

Seminars (last 5 years)

32



National Level Workshop – 3

19 Number of teachers engaged in

consultancy and the revenue generated

-

20 Number of ongoing projects and their total

outlay

-


23 Number of Ph. D theses guided during the

last 5 years

-



publications

-

26 Number of books in the department library

Departmental library

801

27 Number of journals / Periodicals in the

departmental library

-

28 Number of computers Department – 3 Lab - 40

29 Annual Budget (excluding salary) 42,10,000 (including lab)

5. DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

1 Name of the department B B A


3 Course / Programs and subject combination offered B B A


5 Number of administrative staff --


7 Number of student ( Women ) Give details course wise 47





-



-

18


13 Number of students passed in NET/SLET etc (last 5 years -

14 Success rate of student

15 Demand Ratio (No of seats: No of application)

16 Awards and recognition received by faculty

17 Faculty who have attended Natl./Intl Seminars (last 5 years) 2

18 Number of national and international seminars organized

(Last 5 years)

-


revenue generated

-


21 Research projects completed during last 5 years and their

outlay

-




25 Average citation index and impact factor of publications 3.2

26 Number of books in the Departmental library

27 Number of journals / Periodicals in the departmental library


29 Annual Budget 1,00,000

6. DEPARTMENT HOME SCIENCE

1 Name of the department HOME SCIENCE & RESEARCH CENTRE


3 Course / Programs and subject

combination offered

B.Sc HSC CA,

B.Sc HSC NFSM&D,

M.Sc N&D,

M.Phil HSC Food & Nutrition, PhD HSC

Food & Nutrition

4 Number of teaching posts

sanctioned and filled

8 Sanctioned

8 Filled

5 Number of administrative staff Nil

6 Number of technical staff Nil

19

7 Number of student ( Women )

Give details course wise

B.Sc HSC CA-52

B.Sc HSC NFSM&D-98

M.Sc N&D-7

M.Phil HSC Food & Nutrition-Nil

PhD HSC Food & Nutrition-8


9 Ratio of teachers to research

scholars

1:8

10 Number of research scholars who

have obtained their master’s

degree from other institution

6

11 Number of teachers in academic

bodies of other Autonomous

colleges and universities

Nil


13 Number of students passed in

NET/SLET etc. (last 5 years

Nil

14 Success rate of student (2015-

2016)

B.Sc HSC CA-87%

B.Sc HSC NFSM&D-89%

M.Sc N&D-100% 15 Demand Ratio (No of seats: No of

application)

B.Sc HSC CA-40:24

B.Sc HSC NFSM&D-52:51

M.Sc N&D-25:4

16 Awards and recognition received

by faculty

2

17 Faculty who have attended

Natl./Intl Seminars (last 5 years)

All the Faculties

18 Number of national and

international seminars organized

(Last 5 years)

Nil

20

19 Number of teachers engaged in

consultancy and the revenue

generated

Nil

20 Number of ongoing projects and

their total outlay

1

21 Research projects completed

during last 5 years and their

outlay

1 Major

1 Minor

22 Number of inventions and patents 1

23 Number of Ph. D theses guided

during the last 5 years

8

24 Publication by faculty(2015-

2016)

Journal-5

Proceedings-3

25 Average citation index and

impact factor of publications

26 Number of books in the

Departmental library

245

27 Number of journals / Periodicals

in the departmental library

38


29 Annual Budget 33 ,25,500

7. DEPARTMENT COMPUTER SCIENCE

1 Name of the department Computer Science


3 Course / Programs and subject combination

offered

BSc, MSc, MCA, MPhil, PhD


21




wise

BSc MCA MSc MPhil

238 19 15 4


9 Ratio of teachers to research scholars 1: 4

10 Number of research scholars who have obtained

their master’s degree from other institution

MPhil : 3

PhD : 2



1


13 Number of students passed in NET/SLET etc (last

5 years

1

14 Success rate of student BSc MCA MSc MPhil

88.8% 100% 95.6% 100%

15 Demand Ratio (No of seats: No of application) 1:1

16 Awards and recognition received by faculty 2

17 Faculty who have attended Natl./Intl Seminars

(last 5 years)

Dr Nadira

Banu Kamal,

Ms N

Nagajothi, Ms

A Radha, B

Thillaieswari

N

14



1

19 Number of teachers engaged in consultancy and

the revenue generated

-


21 Research projects completed during last 5 years

and their outlay

1, Rs.11,11,800


22


years

-



publications

0.6


27

28

Number of journals / Periodicals in the

departmental library

Number of computers

32 No

Journals

Magazine

125 14 5


8. DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

1 Name of the department Mathematics


3 Course / Programs and subject combination offered 1. B. Sc.,

2. M. Sc.,

3. COP: (1) LATEX

(2) Operations research and

LINDO/LINGO Packages

4 Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled Sanctioned: 14

Filled : 14



7 Number of student ( Women ) Give details course wise B. Sc., - 374

M. Sc., - 36

COP: LATEX - 39

COP: Operations Research and

LINDO/LINGO Packages: -27

8

9

Ratio of teacher to student

Ratio of teachers to research scholars

1:29

-

10 Number of research scholars who have obtained their -

23




-



years

-


15

16

Demand Ratio (No of seats: No of application)

Awards and recognition received by faculty

No. of seats:

40+12

No. of

applications: 52

DIVISION II B. Sc 99.75%

Dr. R. Punitha

received Rs.

For completion

of Ph D., and 3

international

publications.


years)

10



-


revenue generated

-



their outlay

-



24 Publication by faculty 3 international publications


publications

-


24


library

-


29 Annual Budget Rs. 5,61,200

9. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

1 Name of the Department Chemistry


3 Course / Programs and subject combination offered B.sc chemistry




7 Number of student (Women ) Give details course wise 114


9 Ratio of teachers to research scholars nil



nil



-

12 Last revision of curriculum(year) june2015

13 Number of student passed in NET/SLET etc (last 5

years

nil


15 Demand Ratio (No of sets: No of application) 40:52

16 Awards and recognition received by faculty nil


years)

5



1 international


revenue generated

nil

20 Number of ongoing projects and their total outlay nil

21 Research projects completed during last 5 years and 89

25

their outlay

22 Number of inventions and patents nil

23 Number of Ph. D thesis guided during the last 5 years nil

24 Publication by faculty nil

25 Average citation index and impact factor of publications nil



library

nil


29 Annual Budget Rs. 72,,870

10. DEPARTMENT OF FOOD PROCESSING AND QUALITY CONTROL

1 Name of the department FOOD PROCESSING AND

QUALITY CONTOL


3 Course / Programs and subject combination offered B.Sc Food Processing And Quality

Contol

Certificate course in

4 Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled 3 sanctioned and filled 1

5 Number of administrative staff


7 Number of student ( Women ) Give details course wise 1st B.Sc FPQC -10

2nd

B.Sc FPQC-5


9 Ratio of teachers to research scholars







26

years


15 Demand Ratio (No of seats: No of application) 1:1

16 Awards and recognition received by faculty


years)

2




revenue generated

20 Number of ongoing projects and their total outlay


their outlay

22 Number of inventions and patents

23 Number of Ph. D theses guided during the last 5 years



publications



library

5


29 Annual Budget 1.2 Lakhs

11. DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

1 Name of the department PSYCHOLOGY


3 Course / Programs and subject combination offered BSc psychology

4 Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled 4 sanctioned 2 posts filled



7 Number of student ( Women ) Give details course 29

27

wise


9 Ratio of teachers to research scholars 0



0



1



years

0


15 Demand Ratio (No of seats: No of application)

16 Awards and recognition received by faculty 0


years)

1



2


revenue generated

1

20 Number of ongoing projects and their total outlay 0


their outlay

1

22 Number of inventions and patents 0


years

0



publications

-



library

-


28

29 Annual Budget 100000

12. DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

1 Name of the department Physical Education

2

Year of Establishment 1988

3

Course / Programs and subject combination offered Director of Physical Education


5 Number of administrative staff Nil

6 Number of technical staff Nil

7 Number of student ( Women ) Give details course wise Division –I

Division- II

Iyr-467 IIIyr-

295 Iyr-277

IIIyr-200

DIVISION II

477

8 Ratio of teacher to student 1:467 1:295 1:277 1:200

9 Ratio of teachers to research scholars Nil



Nil



Nil

12 Last revision of curriculum(year) Nil


years

Nil

14 Success rate of student Nil

15 Demand Ratio (No of seats: No of application) Nil

16 Awards and recognition received by faculty Nil


years)

Nil



Nil

29


revenue generated

Nil

20 Number of ongoing projects and their total outlay Nil


their outlay

Nil

22 Number of inventions and patents Nil

23 Number of Ph. D theses guided during the last 5 years Nil

24 Publication by faculty Nil


publications

Nil

26 Number of books in the Departmental library Nil


library

Nil



13. DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY

1. Name of the department Library

2. Year of establishment 1988

3. Courses/Programs and subject combinations offered Certificate in Library and

Information Science

4. Number of Teaching posts sanctioned and filled -

5. Number of Administrative Staff -

6. Number of Technical Staff 2

7. Number of students Give details course wise -

8. Ratio of Teacher to students 1:5

9. Ratio of Teachers to Research scholars -

10. Number of research scholars who have obtained their

master’s degree from other institutions

-

11. Number of teachers in academic bodies of other

Autonomous Colleges and Universities

-

12. Latest revision of the curriculum(year) 2014-2015

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13. Number of students passed in NET/SLET etc.(last 3

years)

-

14. Success rate of students 100%

15. Demand Ratio(No of seats: No of applications) -

16. Awards and recognition received by faculty(last 5

years)

-

17. Faculty who have attended Natl./Intl. Seminars(last 5

years)

18. Number of national/international seminars

organized(last 5 years)

-

19. Number of teachers engaged in consultancy and the

revenue generated

-

20. Number of Ongoing projects and their total outlay -

21. Research projects completed during last five years &

their outlay

-

22. Number of Inventions and patents -

23. Number of Ph.D theses guided during the last 5 years -

24. Publications by faculty(last 5 years) 1

25. Average citation index and impact factor of

publications

-

26. Number of Books in the Departmental Library, if any 25677

27. Number of journals/Periodicals in the departmental

library

201

28. Number of computers 3

29. Annual Budget(excluding salary) Rs. 5000,00

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14. DEPARTMENT OF MICROBIOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY

1 Name of the department Microbiology & Biotechnology

2 Year of Establishment Microbiology 2005

3 Course / Programs and subject combination offered Biotechnology 2009

4 Number of teaching posts sanctioned and filled Sanctioned – 7

Filled - 7

5 Number of administrative staff ---


7 Number of student ( Women ) Give details course wise I B. Sc Microbiology

II B. Sc Microbiology

III B. Sc Microbiology

I M. Sc Biotechnology

II M. Sc Biotechnology 8 Ratio of teacher to student 1:18.29

9 Ratio of teachers to research scholars Not Applicable



No



Nil



years

Nil

14 Success rate of student UG Microbiology – 92%

PG Biotechnology – 100%

15 Demand Ratio (No of seats: No of application) Nil

16 Awards and recognition received by faculty Nil


years)

01



Nil

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INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) is the quality assurance of the college. It is a

facilitative and participatory organ of the institution. Maintaining the momentum of quality

consciousness is crucial for the Internal Quality Assurance Cell. It is conceived as a

mechanism to build and ensure quality in the institution. It has a specific structure and works

with enough flexibility to meet the diverse needs of the stakeholders. The IQAC is meant for

planning, guiding and monitoring Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Enhancement (QE)

activities of the institution. It channelizes and systematizes the efforts and measures of the

institution towards academic excellence. It is the driving force for ushering in quality by

working out intervention strategies to remove deficiencies and enhance quality.

The Internal Quality Assurance Cell of our college was established in the year 2002 as

on internal agency to plan and execute strategies for the sustenance and enhancement of the

over all quality of the institution.

Goals


revenue generated

Nil

20 Number of ongoing projects and their total outlay Nil


their outlay

Nil

22 Number of inventions and patents Nil

23 Number of Ph. D theses guided during the last 5 years Nil


25 Average citation index and impact factor of publications -



library

10


29 Annual Budget Rs.8,06,938.00

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1. Two develop a quality system for conscious, consistent and catalytic programmed

action to improve the performance of the institution

2. To promote measures for institutional functioning towards sustenance and enhancement

through best practices

The IQAC Structure

The IQAC was constituted under the chairmanship of the Principal. She is assisted by a

Coordinator who is a faculty member from the department of Microbiology and

Biotechnology. This position is held as an additional charge by the faculty member concerned.

In addition, there are two administrative officers; one management member, two external

experts and seven members of teaching faculty are members of IQAC.

Composition of IQAC:

S.No Category of Member Name of the Member

1 Chairperson Dr. S. Sumayaa

2

Senior Administrative Officers

1.Ms N.Gowri

Controller of Examinations

2. Mr. R Raj Kumar

Office Superintendent

3

Members of Teaching Faculty

1. Ms. M. Regina

2. Ms. M. Ibrahim Beevi

3. Ms. B. Habisha

4. Ms. K. M. Buvaneshwari

5. Ms. A. Radha

6. Ms. S. Dhanya Mol

7. Ms. S. Naziya

4

Members from the Management

1.Mr Sheik Dawood Khan

Deputy General Manager

Seethakathi Trust

Chennai

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Functions of IQAC

Development and application of quality benchmarks/parameters for the various

academic and administrative activities of the Colleges

Facilitating the creation of a learner-centric environment conducive for quality

education and faculty maturation to adopt the required knowledge and technology for

participatory teaching and learning process;

Arrangement for feedback responses from students, parents and other stakeholders on

quality related institutional processes;

Dissemination of information on the various quality parameters of higher education;

Organization of workshops/seminars/Conference on quality related themes

Documentation of the various programme / activities leading to quality improvement

Preparation of the Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) to be submitted to

NAAC, TNSAAC and Alagappa University

Bi-annual development of Quality Radars (QRs) and Ranking of Integral Unites of

Colleges based on the AQAR

5 Members from local society

1. Dr. S. Suresh dass

Associate professor,

Director of IQAC,

Govt. Sethupathy Arts and Science College,

Achunthanvayal Post,

Ramanathapuram District,

Tamilnadu, India

2. Dr. M.G. Sethuraman

Professor & Head

Department of Chemistry &

Director, IQAC

Gandhigram Rural Institute - DU

Gandhigram – 624 302

Dindigul District,

Tamil Nadu, India

6 Coordinator of IQAC 1. Ms B. Seeni Rahfu Nisha

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Members from student Community

Kabir Rifaye Mudeedha

III BSc H.Sc(CA) [ division I]

D.B. Vishali

II B.Com CA [ division II]

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Interaction with SQACs in the pre and post accreditation quality assessment,

sustenance and enhancement endeavors

Collecting feedback from students on all activities of the college

Conducting External Expert and Student Appraisal of Staff on teaching and student support

Collecting Feedback from all stake holders such as Parents and Alumnae

Installation and Maintenance of student and staff plan boxes for their suggestions

Benefits of IQAC

a) Ensures heightened level of clarity and focus in institutional functioning towards

quality sustenance and enhancement.

b) Ensures internalization of the quality culture

c) Enhances integration among the various activities of the college and institutionalize

good practices

d) Provides a sound dynamic system for quality changes

e) Builds an organized methodology of documentation and internal communication.

Financial Assistance for IQAC

As our College is under section 2(f) & 12B of the UGC Act, it is eligible to receive the

financial support by UGC for establishing and strengthening of the IQAC.

Fund Requested (five years of XII plan):

S.No Particular Amount

1 Honorarium to the Director/Coordinator, IQAC Rs. 1000x12x5 =

60,000.00

2 Office Equipment 60,000.00

3 Hiring Services for Secretarial & Technical Services 60,000.00

4 ICTs Communication expenses 70,000.00

5 Contingencies 50,000.00

Total 3,00,000/-

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ANNUAL QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT [AQAR] OF THE IQAC

Name of the Institution : Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women

Year of Report : 2015-2016

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

quality enhancement

I Infrastructure and Facilities

To place requests to the management for the following infrastructure

1. Completion of Auditorium construction before December 2016.

2. To construct a separate block to house all Quality Circles with the facilities needed.

3. A computer with internet connection with power back up in all the working hours.

II Institutional Development through other Quality Circles

1. Conducting Internal Academic Audit through Internal and External Academic Audit

Cell (IAAC).

2. Conducting Orientation programme on “Language Skills” for the teachers through the

Quality Circle for Staff Development

3. Conducting student orientation programme through the Quality Circle for Student

Development

4. Publishing annual research journal through the Quality Circle for Research

5. Holding a job fair by the Quality Circle for Placement to increase student placements

6. Instigating the Eco club to give importance for green concepts

7. Strengthening the student counselling activities

8. Addressing the grievances of staff and students through the grievance redressal cell.

9. Conducting remedial classes for slow learners.

10. Organising Educational exhibition for school students every year.

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III Activities by IQAC

1. ICSSR sponsored A one day National Seminar on Best practices in teaching and Quality

Assessment at college level jointly organized by the Quality Circle For Internal Quality

Assurance Cell and the Department of Psychology.

2. Convened meetings with all Quality Circles in the academic year 2014-2015

3. Conducted student evaluation of staff in the month of November 2014

4. Collected feedbacks from students in the month of February 2015

5. ISO Surveillance Audit under the auditing of Mr. Krishna Moorthy Quality Austria

held on various departments, quality circles, canteen and hostel etc., On 16th

Oct 2014

(evening) a review meeting was conducted and he proceeded over it.

6. Quality Circle for Staff Development along with Quality Circle for Research has organized an

orientation on “Basics of Research and Common Affairs of the College” for teaching

faculty who have less than two years of experience and they gave lectures on “Teachers

Commitment towards their Profession”, “Basics of Research” and “Curriculum Planning,

Designing & Evaluation” respectively.

7. Remedial Classes were commenced for all the II & III year UG students from

09.08.2015

8. IQAC organized a one day Educational exhibition cum career guidance program for

school students on 3.08.2014.

9. Publicity Drive was initiated By Dr.S.Mercy, IQAC Coordinator, offering courses and

job opportunities to 375 (Government Girls’ Higher Secondary School, Paramakudi)

students.

Section B: Details in respect of the following

1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the college

All the programme and activities were oriented towards the achievement of the vision

and mission of the institution to provide quality education to socially and economically

backward community women.

The aim with which the autonomy was achieved is gradually fulfilled by introducing

courses and programme by utilizing the local available resources and to enable the

empowerment of the womenfolk of the locals through various need based programme.

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Institution designs the courses and continuously reviews and updates the curriculum so

as to bring them in line with the rapid advancements taking place worldwide. The college

follows the tradition of encouraging the faculty to participate and to organize national/state

level seminars and workshops to keep pace with the latest trends in the subjects, updating

their knowledge and skills and to interact with the academic experts. To update knowledge

and to provide wide exposure to the students in their subject, several departments have

arranged extension and guest lectures.

To fulfill the goals and objectives of the institution various activities have been taken

up by improving the quality of teaching. In which values and Education and activities play a

vital role. The IQAC of the college monitors the academic and administrative activities for

quality sustenance and enhancement. The departmental and quality circle activities are

reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution. They are

Organizing and attending the international / national / state level seminars

Introducing the projects in the curricula

Guest lectures on career guidance

Organizing skill oriented programmes for students

Conducting extension programme

2. New academic programme initiated UG and PG Programme - NIL

3. Innovations in curricular design and transaction

Department of English:

Syllabus has been revised for the academic year 2014 -15 contributing practical

hours in each unit comprising LSRW.

Bachelor of Food Processing and Quality Control

Core Papers

Principles of Processing and Preservation

Basic Food Processing Lab

Basic Principles of Food Quality Control

Food Product Development Techniques

Dairy Technology

Cereal Technology

Technology of Seafood

Cereal Processing Lab

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Bakery & Confectionary

Technology of Meat, Poultry & Egg

Bakery & Confectionary Lab

Project

Elective Papers

Technology of Packaging

Food Quality Management

Project Management & Entrepreneurship

Foundation of Food & Nutrition

Food Chemistry - II

Food Safety

Skill based electives

Bakery Product Lab

Confectionary Product Lab

Food Microbiology Lab

Technology of Fruits and Veg lab

Waste Management of Food Industries

Food Chemistry II [Theory] Or Food safety

Food Chemistry II lab

Extra Credit

Seaweed cultivation and Processing

Islamic Perspectives in diet

Book Keeping and accounting

Mini Project

Skills for Employment Development

Allied papers

Principles of Food Science

Food Science Lab

Food Microbiology

Technology of Fruits and Vegetables

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Bachelor of PSYCHOLOGY

Core Papers

Basic psychology

Social Psychology-Individual Process

Cognitive Processes

Social Psychology Group Processes

Fundamentals of Developmental Psychology

Sensory process Practical

Psychology of Adolescents and adults

Human resource development

Psychopathology-I

Psychological Testing Practical

Educational Psychology-I

Psychopathology-II

Educational Psychology-II

Psychological Counseling

Project work report

Allied papers

Environmental psychology

Health psychology

Health psychology

Descriptive statistics

Inferential statistics

Geriatric Psychology

Bio-psychology

Skill Based Electives

Managing Emotions

Attention and Perception practical

Basic research methodology

Positive psychology

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Work psychology

Basic psychotherapies

Non Major Elective

Intelligence And Creativity

Extra credits

Goal setting –training module

Managing Health and Obesity

Psychological assessment for special children

Emerging trends in psychology

Skill based employability development

6. Candidates qualified; NET/SLET/GATE etc.

Ms C Rosy, Assistant Professor, Department of English passed (NET)

1. Initiative towards faculty development programme

The quality Circle for Staff Development organized a one day orientation

programme on the topic, “Total Quality Teacher” for all the faculty members,

the feedback collected on 05.05.2016

Planning meeting conducted by IQAC to organize Expert Appraisal of staff and

State Level Essay Competition in collaboration with the Quality Circle for

Extracurricular activity on 18.06.2015.

The faculty members, joined in the academic year 2015-16, oriented on “How

to access E-Resources and OPAC” (Online Public Access Catalogue) by Dr S

Sirajunissa, Ms P Sumathi, Ms R. Sargunapathi on 18.2.2016

Quality circle for staff development organized a four-day workshop for the

faculty members with less than five years of experience on the topic

“Communication Skills”

From 1.6.2015 to 4.6.2015

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8. Total number of Seminars/Workshops/Symposium conducted

No. of Workshops : 4

No. of Seminars : National - Nil

International – Nil

No. of Symposium : International-1

9. Research Projects

a) On-going : Nil

b) Completed: 2

10. Patents generated, if any

Nil

11. New collaborative research programmes

Nil

12. Research grants received from various agencies

05.09.2015 Received release of Grant-in aid order for ` 1,14,797/- Travel Grant Scheme to attend the international conference from 18th to 20th December 2014 at Sakarya University, Turkey - Dr A R Nadira Banu (File No. F-6-441/2014dated 24.08.2015)

07.09.2015 Received release of Grant-in aid order for ` 2,65,284/- towards Travel Grant Scheme to attend the international conference from 28th – 30th October 2013 at Kansas city, USA - Dr Sumayaa Principal F.No. 6-465/2013 (TG) dated 21.11.2013

21.09.2015

Received f Grant- ` 1,26,991/-for the Major Research Project Principal Investigator Dr. A.R. Nadira Banu Topic Efficient Iteration free Fractal Image Compression

(F No. 39-127/2010 (SR) dated 27.12.2010) FD Diary No. 7094 dated 26/208/2015 Project Completed

22.02.2016

Received ` 1,14,797/-from UGC New Delhi towards Travel Grant Scheme to attend the international conference from 18th to 20th December 2014 at Sakarya University, Turkey – Dr A R Nadira Banu (File No. F-6-441/2014dated 24.08.2015)

23.02.2016

Received ` 2,65, 284/- from UGC New Delhi towards Travel Grant Scheme to attend the international conference from 28th – 30th October 2013 at Kansas city, USA - Dr Sumayaa Principal F.No. 6-465/2013 (TG) dated 21.11.2013

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13. Details of research scholars

S.No Name of the Department Number of Staff Number of Students

M Phil Ph D M Phil Ph D

1. Tamil 3 2 - -

2. Arabic - - - -

3. Hindi - - - -

4. English 7 1 - -

5. Commerce 6 2 3 -

6 Business Administration - 1 - -

7. Computer Science 6 2 4 -

7. Home Science - 1 - -

8. Microbiology 4 - - -

9. Mathematics 3 1 - -

10. Chemistry 2 1 - -

11 Psychology - 1 - -

12 Food processing & Quality

control

- - - -

13 Physical Education 2 - - -

14 Library 1 2 - -

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14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor

Ms S Manicka Vasuki , Assistant Professor, Department of Business Administration,

in the title “Fostering Quality Teaching Policies and Practices “published

International Journal of Business and Administration Research Review Vol 3 Issue

10 ISSN 2348-0653 Page No.233-236 (Impact Factor: 3.072)

Ms S Manicka Vasuki Assistant Professor, Department of Business Administration,

in the title

“E-CRM in banking Sector “published International Journal of Multidisciplinary

Research Review Vol -1 Issue -8 ISSN 2395-1877 Page No.69-71 (Impact

Factor2.262).

Ms U Lubna Suraiya Assistant Professor, Department of Business Administration, in

the title

“E-Recruitment-A Detonation Platform to the Organization in the competitive

Monarchy” EPRA International Journal of Economic and Business Review Monthly

Peer Reviewed, Refereed and Indexed International Journal Vol – 3 Issue – 12

December2015Print ISSN:2349-0187Online ISSN:2347-9671(Impact Factor: 1.259)

Ms U Lubna Suraiya Assistant Professor, Department of Business Administration, in

the title

“Concot Of Six Sigma – A Prominent Bull’s Eye On Production Zone” EPRA

International Journal of Climate and Resource Economic ReviewAnnual Peer

Reviewed , Refereed and Indexed International Print Journal Vol – 3 December 2015-

2016 ISSN:2347-7431 Page No.112-116(Impact Factor: 0.499 )

15. Honours/Awards to the faculty:

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF STAFF PERFORMANCE FOR CASH AWARDS 2015 –

2016

HOD PERFORMANCE RANK LIST 2016

SN Name of the Staff Points

Total Amount

API score Result

1 Dr S Sumayaa 142.5 5 147.5 15500

2 Dr Nadira Banu Kamal 100 28.75 128.75 12875

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3 Ms Muthumareeswari 45 20 65 7000

4 Ms Punitha 40 12.5 52.5 11250

5 Ms Akila 30 25 55 7500

6 Dr M Srimathi 30 2.5 32.5 5250

7 Ms Dhanya Mol 17.5 82.5 100 10750

8 Ms Zulaiha 16 0 16 2500

9 Dr Jasmine 10 34.1 44.1 5910

10 Ms Naseema Farveen 10 5 15 3000

11 Dr Sirajunissa Begum 10 0 10 2500

12 Dr Rajani 0 9.1 9.1 910

Total 84945

Faculty Performance Rank List 2016

SN Name of the Staff Points Amount

1 Ms U Lubna Suraiya 128 12000

2 Ms S Manicka Vasuki 94 9000

3 Ms K M Buvaneswari 79.5 5750

4 Ms A Radha 57 5500

5 Ms D Murugeswari 53.75 5375

6 Ms N Nagajothi 52 5000

7 Ms K Mani Megalai 42.5 4250

8 Ms Anwar R Shaheen 42.5 4250

9 Ms K Vinothini 40 4000

11 Ms R Lakshmi Shree 38.75 2875

10 Ms R Visalatchi 32 3000

12 Ms Kamala Jothi 28.75 2875

13 Ms M Ibrahim Beevi 27.5 2750

14 Ms A Arul Arasi 27.5 2750

15 Ms T Aliya Riswana 25.5 2250

16 Ms K Jasmin Malar 25 2500

17 Ms A Asan Banu 25 2500

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18 Ms G Angayarkanni 24.5 2250

19 Ms K Ashwini 24.25 2125

20 Ms R Sannath Birthous 23.75 2375

21 Ms K Priya 22.5 2250

22 Ms M Reihanathil Adaviya 22 2000

23 Ms S Panbarasi Fathima 22 2000

24 Ms J Arthy 20 2000

25 Ms J S Naseehath Fahima 20 2000

26 Ms R Sindhu 20 2000

27 Ms M Priyadharshini 20 2000

28 Ms M Fathima Suraiya 20 1500

29 Ms I Gayathri 19.5 1750

30 Ms C Rosy 17.5 1750

31 Ms D Usha Rani 17.5 1750

32 Dr K Buvaneswari 16.6 1660

33 Ms S Fathima Rustha 15 1500

34 Ms R Shibana 15 1500

35 Ms S Jeya Prabha 15 1500

36 Ms M Regina 15 1500

37 Ms L Radha 15 1500

38 Ms R Rajeshwari 15 1500

39 Ms G Saravana Priya 15 1500

40 Ms G Muneeswari 15 1500

41 Ms R Sathya 15 1500

42 Ms S Naziya 15 1500

43 Ms B Vasantha 12.5 1250

44 Ms K Supriya 12.5 1250

45 Ms B Thillai Eswari 11.25 1125

46 Ms M Mahaboob Rani 10 1000

47 Ms A Kansul Mahiribha 10 1000

48 Ms R Parameswari 10 1000

49 Ms M Imrana 10 1000

50 Ms L Fierose Banu 10 1000

51 Ms N Girija 10 1000

52 Ms R Srimathi 10 1000

53 Ms H Noorul Samsoon Maharifa 10 1000

54 Ms Jayashree Majumdar 10 1000

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55 Ms J Fathima kaleema 9.5 500

56 Ms Ali Fathima 7.5 750

57 Ms B Seeni Rahfu Nisha 7.5 750

58 Ms U K Deepika 7.5 750

59 Ms I Almas Banu 7.5 750

60 Ms G Kaleeswari 7.5 750

61 Ms Manimekala 7.5 750

62 Ms Nooriya 7.5 750

63 Ms B Habisha 7.5 750

64 MS Nesamani 7.5 750

65 Ms C Pandisasikala 7.5 750

66 MS Sargunapathi 7.5 750

67 Ms R Ammu 7.5 250

68 Ms S Jeya Chithra 7 500

69 Ms M Saila Banu 6.25 625

70 Ms T Shanthini 6 500

71 Ms Madheena Beevi 5 500

72 Ms Jeinambu Zulaiha 5 500

73 Ms R Rajalakshmi 5 500

74 Ms J Shanmuga Priya 5 500

75 Ms S Seeni Mohamed Nachiya 5 500

76 Ms K Kavitha 5 500

77 Ms P Vahegari Devi 5 500

78 Ms Sumathi 5 500

79 Ms Angel 2.5 250

Total 148535

16. Internal resources generated

The Alumnae association of the college runs a Student Service Centre, where students

can take printouts and photo copies at a nominal cost.

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The blood test report provided by Nutrition department at nominal cost.

The Department of English – Earn While You Learn scheme. Student tutors will Be

utilised for handling bridge course and spoken English classes.

17. Details of departments getting assistance / recognition under SAP / COSIST (ASSIST) /

DST,

FIST and other programmes

Nil

18. Community Services

DATE

DEPARTMENT

CSS ACTIVITY

03.08.2015

Commerce

&

Business

Administration

Awareness about child safety was given to II, III & IV standard

students and awareness about government saving schemes was

given to V & VI standard students of Pearl Matriculation School,

Kilakarai.

03.08.2015 11.08.2015 19.08.2015 27.08.2015

Chemistry

Had a discussion on the topic, Importance of Women’s Education and Development. Visited rural area (Mavilanthoppu) for adult education Visited rural area (Mavilanthoppu) for adult education Visited the School (Pearl Matriculation, Kilakarai) to create awareness about cleanliness Visited rural area (Mavilanthoppu) for creating awareness to keep the environment clean.

11.08.2015

Mathematics

Students went to Nadar Middle School at Mavilathopu and they taught Numbers in words (from 21 to 30) for I to III standard students Factorization for IV to V standard students. Algebraic Formulas for VI to VIII.

19.08.2015

Mathematics

Students taught Nadar Middle School children at Mavilathopu.

S No

Class Topic

1 I to III Numbers in words (31 to 40)

2 IV to V Multiplication on 3 digits by 2 digits

3 VI to VIII Finding HCF using

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Factors

19.08.2015

Commerce

&

Business

Administration

Awareness about traffic rules was given to V & VI standard students

and awareness on good manners was given to I, II & III standard

students of Pearl Matriculation School, Kilakarai.

27.08.2015

Commerce

&

Business

Administration

Awareness about pollution and rain water harvesting was given to VII, VIII, and IX students of Pearl Matriculation School, Kilakarai.

27.08.2015

Mathematics

Students taught Nadar Middle School children at Mavilathopu.

S No

Class Topic

1 I to III Numbers in words (41 to 50)

2 IV to V Multiplication on 3 digits by 2 digits

3 VI to VIII Finding HCF using Factors

04.09.2015 English 13 students from both English and IT departments took one to one tuition for 13 children of blue –collared workers.

04.09.2015 Commerce & Business

Administration

Organized an awareness Programme for the students of Pearl

Matriculation School, Kilakarai. Gave awareness about basic

economics i.e., demand, price, supply was given to VIII & IX

standard students and awareness about the problems caused

by plastic products was given to V, VI, VII standard students.

04.09.2015 Computer

Science

CSS students taught MS Excel – (worksheet creation and chart

insertion) to Nadar Middle Government School students.

04.09.2015 14.09.2015 28.09.2015

Chemistry Had an Awareness Programme to keep the environment clean Visited rural area (Mavilanthoppu) for adult education Visited rural area (Mavilanthoppu) for adult education

05.09.2015 English 30 students from both English and IT departments took one to one tuition for 30 blue- collared workers’ children as well as students of Nadar Middle Government School.


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13.09.2015 English Ms B Zulaiha, Head, Department of English & Ms S Angel, Asst. Prof of English took 18 students from the department of English and IT to Al-Mumin Children Home, Sakkaraikottai, Ramanathapuram to take tuition for the boys of this home.

14.09.2015 Computer

Science

CSS students taught MS Excel – (Insert built in logical formula,

insert built in math functions) to Nadar Middle Government

School students.

17.09.2015 English Ms B Zulaiha, Head, Department of English took 18 students from the department of English and IT to Al-Mumin Children Home, Sakkaraikottai, Ramanathapuram to take tuition for the boys of this home.



28.09.2015 Computer

Science

CSS students taught MS PowerPoint – (inserting slides, text and animation to the slides) to Nadar Middle Government School students.

07.10.2015 Computer

Science

CSS students taught MS PowerPoint – (creating slide with charts and auto shapes, pictures, clip art) to Nadar Middle Government School students.

15.10.2015 Computer

Science

CSS students taught MS PowerPoint – (hyperlinks within slides and link another file) to Nadar Middle Government School students.

07.02.2016 English Ms B Zulaiha, Head, Department of English & Ms C. Rosy,

Assistant Professor of English took 4 students from the

department of English and 2 from IT to Al-Mumin Children

Home, Sakkaraikottai, Ramanathapuram to take tuition for the

boys of this home.

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19. Teachers and officers newly recruited

14.02.2016 English Ms B Zulaiha, Head, Department of English & Ms A Fathima

Haleema, Assistant Professor of Computer Science took 16

students from the department of English and 5 from IT to Al-

Mumin Children Home, Sakkaraikottai, Ramanathapuram to take

tuition for the boys of this home.

20.02.2016 English 10 students from both English and IT departments took one to

one tuition for 17 blue- collared workers’ children as well as

students of Nadar Middle Government School.

21.02.2016 English Ms B Zulaiha, Head, Department of English & Ms I Almas

Banu, Assistant Professor of English took 4 students from

the department of English and 3 from IT to Al-Mumin Children

Home, Sakkaraikottai, Ramanathapuram to take tuition for the

boys of this home.

20.02.2016 English The department of English and the department of Computer Science organized Iqra competition for 21 boys from Al-Mumin Children Home, Sakkaraikottai, Ramanathapuram at conference hall.

Eye Camp was also arranged for these boys at Dr.

Chandrasekar’s Eye Clinic, Ramanathapuram. 5 of these boys were asked to come for the second review. Ms B Zulaiha, Head, Department of English, Ms J Fathima Kaleema, Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Ms I Almas Banu, Assistant Professor of English and 6 CSS students from both the departments accompanied these children.

21.2.2016 English 12 students from both English and IT departments took one to

one tuition for 16 blue- collared workers’ children as well as

students of Nadar Middle Government School.

27.2.2016 English Ms J Fathima Kaleema, Assistant Professor of Computer

Science took 6 students from the department of English and 5

from IT to Al-Mumin Children Home, Sakkaraikottai,

Ramanathapuram to take tuition for the boys of this home.

28.2.2016 English Ms I Almas Banu, Assistant Professor of English department of

English took 5 students from the department of English and 3

from IT to Al-Mumin Children Home, Sakkaraikottai,

Ramanathapuram to take tuition for the boys of this home.

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Teaching - 32

Non- Teaching - 15

20. Teaching – Non-teaching staff ratio

2.1:1

21. Improvement in the library services

The library was started in the year 1988 with about 600 books and the General Library is fully automated in 2015-16.

Library was Shifted to separate building as on 15.06.2015

Links with Other Institutional Libraries

Our college library links with other institutional membership like

DELNET New Delhi,

INFLIBNET through N-List, Ahmedabad

British Council Library, Chennai,

American Library, Chennai

22. New Books / journals subscribed and their cost

No. of books purchased – 672

91 Journals and Magazines are renewed this year.

The cost incurred for the purchase of books is 4,58,565.50

The cost incurred for the renewal of journal and magazine subscription was Rs.

2,21,060/-

23. Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and the action taken on

student feedback

Internal Quality Assurance Cell obtains feedback from students for all the courses once

in a year. The consolidated feedbacks are submitted to the Heads of the Departments

and Principal for rectifications of problems and improvement.

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24. Feedback from stakeholders

Feedback is collected from staff, parents, alumnae and industry on institution. Feedback

is also collected from all the final year students on the institution and programme

offered during exit meeting apart from the forms collected on class room teaching.

25. Unit cost of education

Unit cost = Total annual expenditure in budget (actual)

The number of student enrolled

= 74364310

1990

= Rs.37,369

Unit cost = Total expenditure during this period including the salary

Total number of student enrolled during this period

= 7,10,00,243

1990

= Rs.35,679

26. Computerization of administration and the process of admissions and examination

results issue of certificates

The package “CAMP IT” Software is used for administration.

27. Increase in the infrastructural facilities

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The following are the increase in the infrastructural facilities and the cost incurred for

them.

Particulars Amount Total

Battery

12 Volt Battery 25 Nos 40,100.00

Electronic Equipment

Yamaha Fully Digitalized Speaker 50,000.00

Web Billing Machine Canteen 13,500.00

Food Services Equipment

Freeze Dryer 9,40,000.00

Flash Evaporator 5,60,000.00

Furniture and Fittings

Wooden Dual Desk 200 Nos 18,33,499.00

Aluminium Tiltable Tower Ladder 99,615.00

Green Ceramic Board – 7 Nos 54,432.00

LCD Projector

Sony DX 140 LCD Projector – 2 Nos

(Old Lib Conference)

1,20,000.00

Library Books 1,00,548.00

UPS

150 AH TOLL Tubular Battery

1500 N Heavy Duty - MCA

39,000.00

Utensils

Utensils for Food Science Lab 54,500.00

Hostel

Air-conditioner 4 Nos 1,72,600.00

24 Volt Inventor Battery 37,900.00

Utensils 26,183.00

Water Cooler for Hostel - (1- No.) 49,874.00

Water Purification Plant System

Citric Acid

12 x 48 FRP

560

30,750

31,310.00

20 Litter Wet Grinder -1 No 39,954.00

HOSTEL

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7 rooms in old block and 6 rooms in new block have been converted into single

rooms

Recreation Hall was converted into 2 class rooms for the English department

Prayer Hall in I floor was converted into Recreation Hall

3 water coolers serviced and 1 new water cooler was purchased for the Second Floor

28. Technology up gradation

Broad – band facility is made available.

On – line assignment submission is allowed.

On – line teaching is undertaken.

New software’s are purchased based on the needs.

29. Computer and internet access and training to teachers, non-teaching staff and

students

All the departments, Computer labs and communication labs are connected with

Internet Access. E-Library is also available in Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for

Women.

30. Financial aid to students

The government scholarship for SC,ST,BC,MBC and DNC students and private

scholarship through various sources like Parent Teacher Association, Private funding

agencies and staff club are arranged by the institution.

Merit Scholarship and Government scholarships are essential for students’ progression

in Higher Education. TBAKC has proved to support rural students’ higher education by

providing private and merit scholarships

Details of the Scholarships on 2015-2016:

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Beneficiaries of Private Scholarship for the Year 2013-14

S.No Particulars No of Students Amount

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1 Minority Scholarship

927 401 44% 313 79% 264 137

2 MOMA 3 3 100% 3 100% 3 - --

3 Adi Dravidar Fresh 49 42 86% 41 98% 41 ----

4 Adi Dravidar Renewal

67 55 82% 55 100% --- 55

6 Tamilnadu Educational Trust (Fresh)

---- 12 -- 12 100% 12 ---

7 Tamilnadu Educational Trust (Renewal)

---- 15 -- 15 100% 15 15

8 Central Sector Scholarship

---- 19 -- -- -- 19 --

9 Central Sector Scholarship

---- 37 -- -- -- 37 --

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1. Baithulmal A/c Kilakarai 61 1,81,000

2. PTA (TBAKC) 20 1,00,000

3. Siman A/co 8 96,000

Total 89 3,77,000

31. Activities and support from the Alumni Association

Mega alumnae meet was conducted Dr.Thiru Lena Tamilvanan Writer, Speaker and

Publisher of Manimelagai Prasuram was the chief guest. 150 alumnae participated in the

meet. “Sparkles of TBAKians” Newletter was released by the Chief Guest on

30.12.2015.

Quality circle of alumnae association organized Ifthar in our college premises. Small

portion of alumnae association fund was donated to the college to celebrate Ifthar. Chief

Guest Dr T S Dange, IFS Director, Gulf Of Mannar, Biosphere Reserve Trust ,

Ramanathapuram, Dr M Ganesan, Senior Scientist, CSMCRI, Mandapam & Dr K

Eswaran, Senior Scientist, CSMCRI, Mandapam addressed the gathering and celebrated

Ifthar along with Esteemed Seethakathi Trust Members, Staff members and Students of our

College on 12/07/2015.

On behalf of the Alumnae committee, all the faculty members were given the jute bags as

memento for Teacher’s day Celebration on 05.09.2015.

32. Activities and support from the Parent-Teacher Association

Parents Teachers Association organized a General Body Meeting for all the first

year students. The students and their parents attended the meeting on 11.06.2015.

Parents-Teachers Association meeting was conducted for the I year B Sc Chemistry students on 27.10.2015

Parents-Teachers Association meeting was conducted for the II year B Sc Chemistry students on 29.10.2015.

The department of Food Processing and Quality Control conducted a PTA meeting on 06.11.2015.

The XIII Governing Body under autonomy Meeting was held at TBAKC, Kilakarai

on 14th October, 2015 The Members of Board of Management , UGC Nominee,

State Government Nominee, University Nominee, Educationalist, Principal and two

Senior Faculty members were present. The academic affairs of 2015-16 regarding

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admission of students. Examination Results, Scholarships, Students and Faculty

Achievements, Research proposals submitted to Funding Agencies and Grants

Sanctioned from Funding Agencies were discussed.

33. Health Services:

D/M/Y Activity

26.06.2015 Ms S Dhanya, Head, Department of Psychology took the students of English, I.T,

Microbiology, Chemistry, Maths, Commerce, Home Science & Food Processing to

Ervadi Rehabilitation Center to receive certificates from the District Collector for

supporting Mental Health Research Programme.

10.09.2015 The department of Home Science celebrated the Nutrition week and invited Mr. Y

Rafiq, M Com, M.B.A., Managing Director, Hotel Royal Court, Madurai to give a guest

lecture on the topic, “Health and Nutrition”.

22.09.2015 The Student council and Department of Psychology organized a Mental Health

Programme for all the final year students by Dr.J.Periyar Lenin, M.B.B.S, D.P.M,

Project Coordinator. Community Mental Health Project, Kadaladi and Mrs. Sasikala

Theerthapathi, Psychologist, Community Mental Health project, Kadaladi .

22.02.2016

to

23.02.2016

Department of Home science organized Health Fest- 2016 ,Dr Vasantha Ester Rani,

Head & Professor, Home Science with Food Biotechnology Fatima College, Madurai,

served as the resource person.

25.03.2015

One day orientation on Value Added Products In Millets by Ms K.M Buvaneswari

DEPARTMENT OF HOME SCIENCE at TBAK College, Kilakarai

09.09.2015 Health Awareness and Literacy Awareness was given to the II Year NSS students by U

Thamarai Selvi & G Kaleeswari, Assistant Professors Home Science. NSS students

gave health awareness and literacy awareness by enacting drama

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01.09.2015

to

12.9.2015

The department of Home Science organized an awareness programme in local

schools as a part of the Nutrition week celebration and conducted poster

presentation and cooking competitions and healthy baby contest also organized in

the college premises

23.11.15 IQAC and the department of Psychology jointly organized “National Human Rights

Commission Visit” in collaboration with District Administration, Ramnad & District

Mental Health Programme, Ramnad. Thiru D Muregesan, Member, National Human

Rights Commission and Thiru G M Akbar Ali, Former High Court Judge (retd.),

Madras, Dr C Ramasubramanian, State Nodal Officer, Mental Health Programme –

Tamil Nadu, Dr Ganesan, Senior Scientist, Central Salt Marine Coastal Research

Institute, Mandapam, Mr Amjath Hussain, President of Darga Hakthar Committee,

Erwadi addressed the gathering.

Dr. J Periyar Lenin, Psychiatrist, Mr Hasan Ali, Former MLA, Ramanathapuram

Constituency, Mr Farook, Secretary, Darga Hakthar Committee, Erwadi, Mr Sheik

Dawood Khan, Deputy General Manager, TBAK College for Women, Kilakarai

honoured the occasion with their presence.

34. Performance in sports activities

District Representation

5 Students participated in the Alagappa University Inter collegiate Table

Tennis tournament Organized by Syed Hameetha Arts & Science College,

Kilakarai on 28.9.2015.

A.Rosni of I BA English ‘A’ sec participated in Yoga meet organized by District

Yogasana Association Ramanathapuram International Day of Yoga on

21.06.15 held at Seethakathi Sethupathi Stadium, Ramanathapuram and she

also participated in the 30th Tamilnadu Inter District Junior Athletics

Championship held at Banadurai Hr.Sec.School Ground, Kumbakonam from

24.7.2015 to 26.7.2015.

8 Students participated in the District Level Athletic monthly competitions

held at seethakathi sethupathy stadium, Ramanathapuram on 3.11.2015.

S.NO NAME CLASS EVENT PLACE

1. P Yuva Sangari II B Sc Chemistry Table Tennis (Singles) Winner

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9 students participated in the District Level Chief Minister Trophy Volley Ball Competitions held at Seethakathy Sethupathy Stadium, Ramanathapuram. They won the III Place and received a cash award of Rs.4,500.on 3.11.2015.

3 students participated in the District level Chief Minister Trophy Badminton Competition held at Seethakathy Sethupathy Stadium, Ramanathapuram . They won the II & III Place and received a cash award of Rs.1,750 on 30.11.2015.

K.Santhiya of II BSc IT participated in the District Level Chief Minister Trophy Swimming Championship held at Seethakathy Sethupathy Stadium, Ramanathapuram. They won the I Place in100m Freestyle and received a cash award of Rs.1000 on 30.11. 2015

Out of the 15 students participated six of them won and received a cash award of `

4,250 in the District Level Chief Minister Trophy Athletic Tournament held at

Seethakathi Sethupathy Stadium, Ramanathapuram on 30.11.2015.

8 students participated in the District level National Women Sports Selections

Volley Ball, Table Tennis, Swimming and Athletic Competition held at Seethakathy

Sethupathy Stadium, Ramanathapuram on 3.12.2015.

P Yuva Shankari, II B Sc Chemistry, M. Sangeetha, II B Sc Maths and S.

Hassana Banu, II B Sc Microbiology Students participated in the South Zone Inter

University Table tennis tournament held at Vikrama Singapuri University, Nellore

from 26.1.2016 to 30. 1.2016.

State Representation

P.Yuva Sangari of II BSc chemistry, A.Rosni Fathima I BA Eng participated in the

State level Women’s Table Tennis and Athletic Tournament held at M.G.R Stadium,

Race Court Madurai on 05.12.2015.

P.Yuva Sangari of II BSc chemistry, A.Rosni Fathima I BA Eng participated in the

State level Women’s Table Tennis and Athletic Tournament held at M.G.R Stadium,

Race Court Madurai on 5.12.2015

2. S Hassana Banu II B Sc MB Table Tennis (Doubles) Winner

3. M Sangeetha II B Sc Maths Table Tennis (Doubles) Winner

4. R Kannika Parameswari II B Com CA Table Tennis (Doubles) Runner

5. R Salomiya I B Com CA Table Tennis (Doubles) Runner

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A. Rosin Fathima I BA English to participated in the SDAT Tamilnadu Inter

University Athletic meet held at M.G.R Stadium, Madurai from 28.1.2016 to

30.1.2016.


Hassana Banu, II B Sc Microbiology participated in the Sports Development

Authority of Taminadu (SDAT) Tamilnadu Inter University Table Tennis

tournament held at Syed Ammal Engineering College, Ramanathapuram from

4.2.16 to 6.2.2016.

A Nusrathul Bushra – II B Sc Maths, R Kannika Parameshwari-II B Com CA and

R Savitha- II B Sc IT participated in Chief minister State Level Volleyball

Tournament at Tirunelveli from 6.2.2016 to 8.2.2016.

P Yuva Sangari-II Chemistry and M Sangeetha-II Maths participated in Chief

Minister State Level Table Tennis Tournament, Tirunelveli on14.2.2016

International Representation: Nil

35. Incentives to outstanding sportsperson

Nil

36. Student achievements and awards

D/M/Y Activity

28.09.2015

5 Students participated in the Alagappa University Inter collegiate Table Tennis tournament Organized by Syed Hameetha Arts & Science College, Kilakarai.

24.07.2015 to

26.07.2015

A.Rosni of I BA English ‘A’ sec participated in Yoga meet organized by District Yogasana Association Ramanathapuram International Day of Yoga on 21.06.15 held at Seethakathi Sethupathi Stadium, Ramanathapuram and she also participated in the 30th Tamilnadu Inter District Junior Athletics Championship held at Banadurai Hr.Sec.School Ground, Kumbakonam.

16.10.2015 to

18.10.2015

A.Rosni fathima I BA Eng participated in the State Junior level Athletic Competition held at Neru Stadium, Koyampathur.

3.11.2015 8 Students participated in the District Level Athletic monthly competitions held at seethakathi sethupathy stadium, Ramanathapuram.

S.NO NAME CLASS EVENT PLACE

1. P Yuva Sangari II B Sc Table Tennis Winner

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Chemistry (Singles)

2. S Hassana Banu II B Sc MB Table Tennis

(Doubles)

Winner

3. M Sangeetha II B Sc Maths Table Tennis

(Doubles)

Winner

4. R Kannika

Parameswari

II B Com CA Table Tennis

(Doubles)

Runner

5. R Salomiya I B Com CA Table Tennis

(Doubles)

Runner

28.11. 2015 9 students participated in the District Level Chief Minister Trophy Volley Ball Competitions held at Seethakathy Sethupathy Stadium, Ramanathapuram. They won the III Place and received a cash award of Rs.4,500.

SN Name Class

1 R Savitha III B Sc IT

2 A Rosni Fathima I BA English

3 H Thoujitha Banu I M Sc Nutrition

4 R Gayathri III BA English

5 P Divya III BA English

6 S Hassana Banu II B Sc Micro

7 A Nusrathul Bushra II B Sc Maths

8 R Kannika Parameswari II B Com CA

9 R Salomiya I B Com CA

30.11.2015 5 students participated in the District Level Chief Minister Trophy Table Tennis Competitions held at Seethakathi Sethupathy Stadium, Ramanathapuram. They won the I & II Place and received a cash award of Rs.4,500.

30.11. 2015 3 students participated in the District level Chief Minister Trophy Badminton Competition held at Seethakathy Sethupathy Stadium, Ramanathapuram . They won the II & III Place and received a cash award of Rs.1,750.

30.11. 2015 K.Santhiya of II BSc IT participated in the District Level Chief Minister Trophy Swimming Championship held at Seethakathy Sethupathy Stadium, Ramanathapuram. They won the I Place in100m Freestyle and received a cash

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award of Rs.1000.

30.11.2015 Out of the 15 students participated six of them won and received a cash award of `

4,250 in the District Level Chief Minister Trophy Athletic Tournament held at

Seethakathi Sethupathy Stadium, Ramanathapuram,

S.No Name Class Event Place

1. A Rosni Fathima I BA Eng 110 mtrs Hudles I

2. J Raseemath Ameera I BA Eng Javelin Throw I

3. J Habeebath Suhaifa I B Com CA Javelin Throw II

4. M Nambu Nachiya I BBA 3000 mtrs III

5. A Nusrathul Bushra I BA Eng Shot put III

6. K Sabana Yasmin I BA Eng Long Jump III

12.11.2015 and

13.11.2015.

10 students participated in the Alagappa University Inter collegiate Athletics Competitions held at Umayal Stadium, AUCPE, Karaikudi.

03.12..2015 8 students participated in the District level National Women Sports Selections Volley Ball, Table Tennis, Swimming and Athletic Competition held at Seethakathy Sethupathy Stadium, Ramanathapuram.

05.12.2015 P.Yuva Sangari of II BSc chemistry, A.Rosni Fathima I BA Eng participated in the State level Women’s Table Tennis and Athletic Tournament held at M.G.R Stadium, Race Court Madurai.

18.01.2016 to

25.01.2016

South Zone Inter University Table tennis coaching camp conduct in our college

26.01.2016

to

30.01.2016


Hassana Banu, II B Sc Microbiology Students participated in the South Zone

Inter University Table tennis tournament held at Vikrama Singapuri University,

Nellore.

28.01.2016 to

30.01.2016

A. Rosin Fathima I BA English to participated in the SDAT Tamilnadu Inter University Athletic meet held at M.G.R Stadium, Madurai.

04.02.2016

to

06.02.2016


Hassana Banu, II B Sc Microbiology participated in the Sports Development

Authority of Taminadu (SDAT) Tamilnadu Inter University Table Tennis

tournament held at Syed Ammal Engineering College, Ramanathapuram.

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04.02.2016 to

06.02.2016

S.Hassana Banu IIBSc Microbiology to participated in the SDAT Tamilnadu Inter University volley ball tournament to held at Syed Ammal Engineer college, Ramanathapuram.

6.02.2016

&

8.02.2016

A Nusrathul Bushra – II B Sc Maths, R Kannika Parameshwari-II B Com CA and

R Savitha- II B Sc IT participated in Chief minister State Level Volleyball

Tournament at Tirunelveli.

11.02.2016 to

15.02.2016

S.Hassana Banu IIBSc Microbiology participated in the South Zone Inter University volley ball tournament to be held at Krishna University, Machilipatnam.

14.02.2016

P Yuva Sangari-II Chemistry and M Sangeetha-II Maths participated in Chief

Minister State Level Table Tennis Tournament, Tirunelveli.

14.02.2016

K.Santhiya of II BSc IT They won the III place and received a cash award of Rs.2,000. In the State Level Chief Minister Trophy Swimming Competitions held at Tirunalveli.

37. Activities of the guidance and counseling unit

Counseling helps students to recognize their feelings, emotions and attitudes for the

development of their total being. All students are encouraged to avail the counseling service.

Functions of counseling unit are as follows:

To provide guidance and counselling to students

To provide information relevant to personal development

To create and update student records and database relevant to guidance and counseling

purposes.

Activities of the Student Counseling Quality Circle 2015– 2016

The Student council and Department of Psychology organized a Mental Health

Programme for all the final year students by Dr.J.Periyar Lenin, M.B.B.S, D.P.M,

Project Coordinator. Community Mental Health Project, Kadaladi and Mrs. Sasikala

Theerthapathi, Psychologist, Community Mental Health project, Kadaladi on

22.9.2015

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Student council organized Teachers Day celebration. Mr K Hasan Ali, Former MLA

of Ramanathapuram Constituency was the chief guest. Various competitions like

Best friend, Connection and Lucky teacher were conducted for the faculty

members and prizes distributed on 4.9.2015.

Founder’s Commendation day was celebrated on 15.10.15. IQAC and the Student

Council coordinated the programme. Alhaj TES Fathu Rabbani, Secretary,

Sadakathullah Appa College, Tirunelveli, Alhaj C M N Saleem, Editor,

“Samooganeethi Murasu” were the guest of honours and Alhaj Dr K S S Uduman

Mohideen, UGC Nominee of the Governing Body of TBAKC and Poet. Janab M

Kuthbudeen Ibug, Ramanathapuram and the management members honoured the

occasion with their resource presence on 15.10.2015.

Student Council donated Rs 8000/- towards Social Justice Pongal Celebration for

People living with HIV on 23.2.2016.

38. Placement services provided to students

The Placement Cell provides career guidance and placement facilities to the under

graduate and post graduate students. It is dedicated towards keeping the recruiters,

students and alumni in contact with each other in the most beneficial way so as to meet

the needs of employer and the aspirations of all concerned. It periodically organizes

mock interviews, workshops, seminars and group discussions on relevant topics. The

Placement Cell provides facilities to the students like,

Guidance to take up career oriented courses

Help them to Earn and Learn

To provide them employment during summer vacation and also after completion their

courses

To conduct Personality Development classes from time to time

Activities of the placement cell during the year 2015-2016

One day Orientation Programme on Job Awareness for the final year UG & PG

students organized by Quality Circle of Placement Cell on 17.8.2015.

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Quality Circle for Placement conducted a One day Orientation programme on “Job

Interview Awareness on 7.9.2015.

Quality Circle for Placement conducted a One-day Orientation Programme on the

topic “Overseas Education” for the interested students on 11.9.2015.

Quality Circle for Placement arranged a One-Day Orientation Programme on the

topic “Entrepreneur and Communication Skills” for final year students on

28.9.2015.

Quality Circle for Placement conducted a Two-day workshop “Training

Programme” by HCL, Velachery, Chennai for all the final year UG students

from30.9.2015 to 1.10.2015

ON CAMPUS DRIVE: NIL

OFF CAMPUS DRIVE:

Arranged a One Day Off campus Orientation Programme on the topic “Entrepreneur

and Communication Skill” for final year UG and PG students of both Division I & II on

28.09.15. Mr. Soma Valliappan , Author & Management Consultant , Chennai was the

resource person presided over the programme. 35 students were participated.

Sixteen Students from final year B A English, B Sc IT and B Com with CA were

attended Career Gear 2016- Mega Job Fair organized by Senthamarai College of Arts

and Science, Madurai on 5th

March 2016. Eleven Companies were participated. Ms R

Jannathul Firthouse (B A Eng), R Hazeema Natchiya(B A Eng), Ms J Besil(B A Eng)

and Qadira Mohamed Thamby( B Sc Psy.) were selected in Vertex Company. Qadira

Mohamed Thamby( B Sc Psy.) was selected in TNQ Company. Ms R Jannathul

Firthouse (B A Eng) was selected in SutherLand Company.

SCHOOL CAMPUS DRIVE:

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Conducted School Campus Drive for the interested final year UG and PG students of

Division I & Division II on 02.04.’16. Four schools were conducted interview for our

students ( National ICSE, National Matric. Hr. Sec. School, Deeniya Matric. Hr. Sec.

School , Nabeesa Ammal Matric. Hr. Sec. School). Thirty Students were participated

and five students were selected.

IN-PLANT TRAINING PROGRAMME:

Conducted Two days In-Plant Training Programme from HCL, Velachery at Chennai

for all the final year UG students of both Division I & II on 30.09.15 & 01.10.15. Ms

M Lavanya, Institutional Alliance(Training & Placements) , Mr. N. Saravanan ,

Network Admin and Mr G. Ranjith Kumar , Android Developer were the resource

persons. 103 students were participated in this training programme.

39. Development programme for non – teaching staff

Nil

40. Good practices of the institutions

IQAC involves in planning and developmental activities of the college. It aims to create

and promote a positive attitude and approach, motivating and providing support to the

quality circles for organizing extra – curricular activities.

All the programme, courses and daily activities are focused on the holistic development

of the students.

Value-education classes were made a part of the curriculum and diploma in Muballiga

(religious programme) for Muslim students and Thirukkural class for non-Muslim

students are conducted.

Community Social Service has been made part of the curriculum and it is mandatory

for the II year students to do extension activities in addition to the extension activities

carried out by the departments and quality circles like NSS, RRC,etc.

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Important occasions like national festivals and other memorable days are observed with

special lectures.

Students are motivated to participate in awareness programmes through the supporting

services like NSS, CED, RRC and Rotract.

Adequate transport facilities are provided to the students who are coming from, in and

around Ramnad District.

The college tuck shop is functioning inside the college campus where all the stationery

and other essentials are made available to the students at a fair cost.

A separate prayer hall has been allotted for the students to perform their regular prayer.

The college conducts intensive coaching through remedial classes to give special

assistance to students with learning disabilities.

Tutor ward system is a unique system practiced in this college. The professors take care

of the personal and emotional needs of the students through counselling. They also

keep a record of the marks obtained by them in examinations.

The college magazine is published every year. It contains articles on literary, academic,

current affairs and various subjects. Students are encouraged to contribute articles for it.

The research cell spreads a research culture among the faculty and students. It

encourages staff to pursue M Phil/Ph D programmes, undertake major and minor

research projects and to participate and organize regional/state/national/international

seminars and workshops.

The Institution has reserved seats for the physically challenged candidates seeking

admission. It also offers scholarship to them in order to promote their education.

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Every year Parent –Teacher Association organize meetings to involve the parents in the

education process of their wards.

The college has an alumnae association. The association supports academic and non-

academic activities of the college.

The management encourages the faculty by providing incentives for their research

activities every year and for producing 100% results.

Best quality circles are identified and given award for their outstanding performance.

IQAC conducts student appraisal, expert appraisal, self-appraisal and HOD appraisal of

all staff members every year which helps members of staff to reinvent themselves.

41. Linkages developed with national/ international, academic/research bodies

Nil

42. Action taken report on the AQAR of the previous year

Department of English Organized a One Day Refresher Course on “Skill Based Teaching of

English for Schools and College Teachers” of Ramanathapuram District on 08.10.2013.

The College given the training Programme to all the faculty members “The Art of

Living” from 24.10.2013 to 29.10.2013.The trainer was Mrs.Shobhana Kalyan,

Bangalore

Department of English Organized a “Training the Trainers Workshop” for Staff members,

Department of English from 02.02.2014 to 03.02.2014.

ELTAI & Department of English Organized a “Skill-Based Activity Methods of Teaching”

for Government School Teachers from 04.02.2014 to 15.02.2014.

43. Any other relevant information the institution wishes to add

College is doing the service for the rural region students to empower the girls’

education and their quality of life through various activities such as providing scholarships,

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outside participation, internship programme, one to one teaching to the villagers through the

rotaract club, research and publications.

Section C: Outcomes achieved by the end of the year

09.07.2015

Department of Arabic & Islamic Studies organized Bayan for all the students by Janab. Amani Alim, Imam Masjidu Abdur Rahman, TBAK College campus.

21.09.15 A video conferencing with IIT Mumbai was arranged regarding the

Spoken tutorials software training programme. Principal, all the HODs

and the identified course coordinators from each department attended

the meeting. The suggestions given in the IQAC advisory meeting were

also discussed. A letter of intent has been sent to Mr Mohamed Kasim,

The Training Coordinator, Spoken Tutorials, IIT Mumbai.

28.09.15 Department of Mathematics students of both UG and PG were enrolled in

Spoken Tutorial, IIT Bombay for MHRD, Government of India.

30.09.15 Staff and students plan boxes were opened and no grievance was found.

Section D: Plans of the college for the next year

I Infrastructure and Facilities

To place requests to the management for the following infrastructure

To extend and furnish IQAC room to house all Quality Circles with the following

facilities with two computers

To construct a separate block to house all Quality Circles with the facilities needed.

II Institutional Development through other Quality Circles

1. To conduct the student orientation programme through the Quality Circle for

Student Development

2. To hold a job fair by the Quality Circle for Placement to increase student

placements

3. To instigate the Eco club to give importance for green concepts

4. To strengthen the student counselling activities

5. To conduct an entrepreneurial training programme by Cell for Entrepreneur

Development

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6. To address the grievances of staff and students through the a Grievance

Redressal Cell

III Activities by IQAC

INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL

Date plan

June 14.06.16 NAAC Sensitization Orientation

10.6.16 Faculty Self Evaluation through Quality Circle for Staff

Development

06.06.16 Documentation consolidation through campit

July

03.07.16 Publish 2015-16 E-Newsletter through Media Committee and

website

10.07.16 Advisory Committee Meeting

22.07.16 Meeting of IQAC members with all the quality circles


August

12.08.16 A visit to IQAC of a University and a college by IQAC

members


September


01.09.16 Online Staff evaluation by students


October


December

30.12.16 Staff evaluation by HOD and Principal

26.12.16 MHRD Ranking Upload

January


30.01.17 HOD Evaluation by Principal

02.01.17 Best Practices in teaching & Quality assessment at college

level and Bench Marking

February

01.02.17 Orientation about Higher Education for the final year UG

student’s parents through PTA


March

06.03.17 Documentation Of Annual Report

April

24.04.17 Submission of Annual Quality Assurance Report

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Name & Signature of the Name & Signature of

the

Coordinator, IQAC Chairperson,

IQAC

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