- SIVET College

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- SIVET College

S.I.V.E.T. COLLEGE
(ACCREDITED WITH B ++ GRADE BY NAAC)
A GOVERNMENT AIDED CO-EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
AFFILIATED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF MADRAS
VELACHERY MAIN ROAD,
GOWRIVAKKAM, CHENNAI - 600 073.
PHONE : 044 - 2278 0777
E-mail : [email protected]
Website : www.sivetcollege.com
Established by:
The South India Vaniar
Educational Trust
Chennai
Calendar 2016 - 2017
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Vision
To educate the mass continuously, help to develop
their natural abilities and create a curious innovative
mind.
Mission
To inspire an increased learning and diffusion of
knowledge to understand good will and peace
through discipline, conduct and integrity in every
student to strengthen our country
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OUR COLLEGE CREST
Our College Crest consists of the Rising Sun, Lotus and Garuda
(Eagle). The Rising Sun represents knowledge dispelling the
darkness of ignorance. The Sun has been one of the early Gods in the
Hindu pantheon and rightly our Rishis dedicated the Gaya thri Mantra
to Him. Lotus is a sacred flower to the Hindus and is considered to be
the abode of Goddess Lakshmi. Lotus also represents Gnana and
Karma. Garuda is the vehicle of Lord Vishnu, the God of Preservation,
among the Hindu Trinity. It is our wish and prayer that the alumni of
this institution imbibe the high ideals represented by these and let
their thoughts, words and deeds be as pure as Agni, as cool as Lotus
and as soaring as Garuda. Garuda is also a symbol of the Vaaniar
community and represents the fact that this institution is started by
it. The Crest also contains all the five primal elements viz., Prithvi
(Land), Appu (Water), Tejas (Agni), Vayu (Air) and Akash (Ether).
The college motto “f‰wid¤J CW« m¿î”
is taken from
Poyyamozhi-p-pulavar Thiruvalluvar and means “The more the
learning the greater is the wisdom”. May this be our lodestar.
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CARDINALS OF S.I.V.E.T. COLLEGE
BE ACADEMIC ORIENTED
BE DISCIPLINED AND DIGNIFIED
BE CIVICALLY COURTEOUS
BE ENTHUSIASTIC AND ENERGETIC
&
LEARN TO BE A LEARNED
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PROFILE OF THE STUDENT
(To be Submitted in the Department)
1.
Name …............................................................
2.
Degree & Year ..................................................
3.
Roll No....................University Register No. ..............................
4.
Department .................................................................................
5.
Parent’s/Guardian’s Name ..........................................................
6.
Address for Communication........................................................
.....................................................................................................
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Phone ............................... Parents Mobile : ..............................
7.
Height........................................Weight.......................................
8.
Blood Group ................................................................................
9.
Season Ticket Number................................................................
10. Bus Pass Number........................................................................
10. Vehicle Make& Number..............................................................
11. N.C.C./N.S.S./ Y.R.C...................................................................
12. E-mail ..........................................................................................
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PROFILE OF THE STUDENT
(To be retained by the Student)
1.
Name …............................................................
2.
Degree & Year ..................................................
3.
Roll No....................University Register No. ..............................
4.
Department .................................................................................
5.
Parent’s/Guardian’s Name ..........................................................
6.
Address for Communication........................................................
.....................................................................................................
.....................................................................................................
Phone ............................... Parents Mobile : ..............................
7.
Height........................................Weight.......................................
8.
Blood Group ................................................................................
9.
Season Ticket Number................................................................
10. Bus Pass Number........................................................................
10. Vehicle Make& Number..............................................................
11. N.C.C./N.S.S./ Y.R.C...................................................................
12. E-mail ..........................................................................................
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PLEDGE
India is my country
All Indians are my Brothers and Sisters
I love my country and I am proud of its rich and varied heritage.
I shall always strive to be worthy of it.
I shall give my parents, teachers and all elders respect and treat
everyone with courtesy.
To my country and my people
I pledge my devotion; in their well-being and prosperity alone lies my
happiness.
NATIONAL INTEGRATION PLEDGE
I solemnly pledge to work with dedication to preserve and strengthen the
freedom and integrity of the nation.
I further affirm that I shall never resort to violence and that all differences
and disputes relating to religion, language region or other economic
grievances shall be settled by peaceful and constitutional means.
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NATIONAL ANTHEM
Jana Gana Mana Adinayaka Jaya he
Bharatha Bhagya Vidhata
Punjaba Sindhu Gujarata Marata
Dravida Utkala Vanga
Vindhya Himachala Yamuna Ganga
Uchala Jaladhi taranga
Tava Subha name jage
Tava Subha Asisha mage
Gahe tava jaya gatha
Jana gana Mangala dayaka jaya he
Bharatha Bhagya Vidhatha
Jaya he, Jaya he, Jaya he,
Jaya Jaya Jaya Jaya he.
TRANSLATION
Thou art the ruler of the minds of all people,
Thou Dispenser of India’s destiny,
The name rouses the hearts of Punjab Sind,
Gujarat and Maratha, Dravida, Orissa and Himalayas.
It echoes in the hills of Vindhyas and Himalayas,
Mingles in the music of Yamuna and Ganga,
And is chanted by the waves of the Indian Ocean.
They pray for Thy blessings, and sing Thy praise
Victory, Victory, Victory to Thee.
The song ‘Jana Gana Mana’, written by Rabindranath Tagore, in Bengali was first
published in 1912 and set to music by the poet himself. It is an invocation to the Dispenser
of India’s Destiny praying for His blessings.
Besides, the older national song ‘Vande Mataram’, it has been associated with the
struggle for Indian freedom and was sung in the Constituent Assembly at its historic
midnight session on the 14th August 1947. On the 24th January 1950 it was adopted by
the Constituent Assembly as India’s National Anthem.
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A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE
South India Vaniar Educational Trust owes its birth to the farsighted vision of late Thiru S.A. Ayyasami Chettiar M.A.,B.L. The aim of the
Trust has been to promote education to all young aspirants seeking the
benefits of higher education, irrespective of differences of caste or creed.
S.I.V.E.T. College came into being, with a site of 28 acres assigned
to the Trust by the Government at GowrivakkaminJuly1966,in a modestly
constructed but adequately equipped building.
At present, S.I.V.E.T .College has nearly 3000 students on its rolls.
The infrastructure facilities are getting augmented in a phased manner.
The college has a vast playground providing scope for all outdoor games
like Cricket, Hockey, Football, Volleyball, Basketball and an indoor stadium
for games like Table-Tennis, Chess, and Caroms etc.
Recognizing the academic progress and development of the
college, the University Grants Commission has been granting its financial assistance
from time to time. The NAAC peer team visited the college during July 25
& 26, 2005 and accredited the college with B++ Grade. This paved the way
for a sanctioning of Rs.1,00,00,000 ( one crore) for the construction of women’s
hostel. In the XIplan, UGC has sanctioned Rs.18,00,000(Rupess eighteen
lakhs) for both the UG and PG courses.
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The college has also distinguished itself in extracurricular and cocurricular activities such as N.C.C., N.S.S., and Y.R.C., to foster team spirit,
national integration and develop leadership quality. Those in N.C.C. and N.S.S .have
distinguished themselves in rendering social service in several ways and have helped
to bring the college closer to the community.
Though situated in a rather semi-urban-cum-rural environment, the
college has not failed to attract the attention of distinguished
personalities. It cherishes with a sense of legitimate pride the visits so far made by
many celebrities which includes Vice-President of India, Governors of States,
Central
and
State
Ministers,
Judges,
Vice-Chancellors,
Industrialists,Educationalists,Academicians,Artistsandothersknown for their
worthy contributions to the enrichment of the public life of our country.
Now, against the above backdrop, the college feels a sense of
rejoicing over its long eventful 50 years of service towards the cause of
higher education and culture. Thiru.R.Veloo, B.A.,(Additional Director, Municipal
Administration, Retd.,) is the President of the Trust and ably assisted by
Thiru.C.Madasamy, B.Sc., F.C.A., Secretary of the Trust and Thiru.D.Balakrishnan as
the Treasurer of S.I.V.E.Trust.
The college is administered by the college committee with Thiru. S. Madappa
Chettiar, President of the college and stewarded to scale greater heights by
Thiru.G.Selvanathan, B.E. M.B.A., Secretary, S.I.V.E.T. College
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THE SOUTH INDIA VANIAR EDUCATIONAL
TRUST (Regd.)
16, VALLABA AGRAHARAM, TRIPLICANE, CHENNAI – 600 005.
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
1.
Thiru. R. Veloo, B.A.,
President
2.
Thiru. C. Madasamy, B.Sc., F.C.A.,
Secretary
3.
Thiru. D. Balakrishnan
Treasurer
4.
Thiru. K. Sambantham
Vice President
5.
Thiru. B. Raj Mohan, B.A.,
Vice President
6.
Thiru. V. Natarajan
Asst. Secretary
7.
Thiru. S. Madappa Chettiar
E.C. Member
8.
Thiru. G. Selvanathan, B.E.,M.B.A.
E.C. Member
9.
Thiru. C. Ramakrishnan
E.C. Member
10. Thiru. S.P. Kuppusamy
E.C. Member
11. Thiru. S. Gnaneswaran, BSc., B.L.,
E.C. Member
12. Thiru. S. Amsanathan
E.C. Member
13. Thiru. R. Rajamanickam
E.C. Member
14. Thiru. G. Kadarkaraiandi
E.C. Member
15. Thiru. T.N. Sekar
E.C. Member
16. Thiru. A. Mariyappan Chettiar
E.C. Member
17. Thiru. S. Rajendran
E.C. Member
18. Thiru. R. Lakshmi Narayanan,
M.A., M.L., M.Ed., M.B.A., M.Phil.
E.C. Member
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S.I.V.E.T. COLLEGE
COLLEGE COMMITTEE 2016 – 2017
1.
Thiru. S. Madappa Chettiar
- President
2.
Thiru. G. Selvanathan, B.E., M.B.A.,
- Secretary
3.
Thiru. R. Veloo, B.A.,
4.
Thiru. C. Madasamy,B.Sc., F.C.A.,
5.
Thiru. D. Balakrishnan
6.
Thiru. K. Sambantham
7.
Thiru. B. Raj Mohan,B.A.,
8.
Thiru. V. Natarajan
9.
Thiru. S. P. Kuppusamy
10. Thiru. S. Gnaneswaran, B.Sc., B.L.,
11. Thiru. G. Kadarkaraiyandi
12. Thiru. T.N. Sekar
13. Dr. A. Anbalagan, M.A., M.B.A., M.Phil., Ph.D. - Principal
14. Dr. M.M. Govind, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
- Associate Professor in Physics
& Head of the Department
15. Dr. V. Kalyanaraman,M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.
- Associate Professor in Zoology
& Head of the Department.
16. Dr. S.Thirunavukkarasu, M.A.,M.Phil.,Ph.D.-University Representative
17. Thiru. K. Ganesan, B.A.,
-Superintendent
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COLLEGE COUNCIL
1.
Dr. A. Anbalagan
Principal & Head, Department of History
2.
Dr. V. Kalyanaraman
Head, Department of Zoology
3. Dr. M.M. Govind
Head,Department of Physics
4.
Dr.V.Manjunatha Rao
Head, Department of Commerce
5.
Dr. R. Saravanan
Head, Department of Corporate Secretaryship
6.
Dr. M. Balasubramaniam
Head, Department of Chemistry
7.
Dr. T.V. Sudharsan
Head, Department of Mathematics
8.
Lt. S. Ravibalan
Head, Department of English
9. Dr. M. Pari
Director of Physical Education
10. Dr. T. Balasaravanan
Head, Department of Economics
11. Mr. T. Balakrishnan
Librarian
12. Dr. M. Nalini
Head, Department of Tamil
13. Mrs. D. Kayalvizhi
Incharge, Department of Botany
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TEACHING STAFF
Dr. A. Anbalagan, M.A., M.B.A.,M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Principal
DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL
Dr.M.Nalini,M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor & Head
Dr. M.Balu, M.A., M.A.,M.Phil, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Dr. S.Chidambaram, M.A., M.A.,B.Ed.,M.Phil., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Tmt. J. Saraswathi, M.A., M.Phil.
Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
Lt. S. Ravibalan,M.A., M.Phil,
Associate Professor & Head
Thiru. T. Balaji,M.A., M.Phil, C.O.A.,
Assistant Professor
Tmt. S. Supriya, M.A., M.Phil,
Assistant Professor
Tmt. Nandhini. R, M.A., M.Phil,
Assistant Professor
Dr.V.Hema, M.A., M.Phil, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY
Dr. A. Anbalagan, M.A., M.B.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Tmt. J. Renugadevi,M.A., M.Phil,
Associate Professor
Dr. E. Mohan,M.A. (His.), M.A. (Eco.), M.Com., Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor
Tmt. M.Sathiya, M.A., M.Ed., M.Phil,
Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
Dr. T. Balasaravanan,M.A., M.B.A.,M.Sc.,P.G.D.A.Ed., Ph.D.,
Dr. D. Bharathi,M.A., M.Phil, B.Ed., P.G.D.B.A., Ph.D.,
Dr. A. Sumathi,M.A., M.Phil, M.B.A., Ph.D.,
Tmt. D. Sathyabama,M.A., M.Phil,
Ms. V. Nalini, M.A., M.Phil,
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Associate Professor &Head
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
.Dr.
V. Manjunatha Rao, M.Com, B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D. Associate Professor and Head (P.G)
Dr. G. Ravindran, M.Com, M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Associate Professor and Head (U.G)
Dr. G. Rajendiran,M.Com, M.Phil., Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Dr. S. Lourdu Initha,M.Com,B.Ed., M.Phil,Ph.D.,
Associate Professor
Dr. R. Rethina Bai,M.Com,M.B.A.,B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor
Tmt. C.D.N. Rakkini, M.Com, M.B.A., M.Phil,
Assistant Professor
Dr. M.Malathy, M.Com, M.B.A.,M.Phil.,M.F.T., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Thiru. S. Murali, M.Com, M.B.A., M.Phil,
Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF CORPORATE SECRETARYSHIP
Dr. R. Saravanan,
Associate Professor& Head
M.Com, M.A.(Eco.)M.C.S., M.B.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., ACS (Inter), Dip. in Taxation
Dr. R.Sumathi Meenakshi, M.Com, M.B.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D. Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
Dr. T.V. Sudharsan,M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Associate Professor & Head (P.G)
Dr. P.P. Ulaganathan,M.Sc., M.B.A., M.Phil, Ph.D.,
Associate Professor & Head (U.G.)
Dr. B. Selvam,M.Sc., B.Ed., M.Phil, Ph.D.,
Associate Professor
Dr. K. Thirusangu, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Associate Professor
Dr. R. Vasuki,M.Sc.,M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Associate Professor
Tmt. R. Ezhilarasi, M.Sc., M.Phil,
Assistant Professor
Tmt. K. Sutha,M.Sc., M.Phil, B.Ed.,
Assistant Professor
Dr.S. Bala, M.Sc.,B.Ed.,M.Phil., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Tmt. E. Essakkiammal, M.Sc., M.Phil,
Assistant Professor
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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
Dr. M.M. Govind, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Tmt. A. Chitra ,M.Sc., M.Phil, B.Ed., P.G.D.C.A.
Associate Professor
Lt. I. Prithivi Raj ,M.Sc., M.Phil, B.Ed.,
Assistant Professor
Dr. T.Sujatha, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor
Thiru. A. Thirunavukkarasu, M.Sc., M.Phil,M.Ed.,
Assistant Professor
Dr. S.T. Srikrishna Ramya, M.Sc., M.Phil,Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
Dr. M. Balasubramanian, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Dr. S. Usha Rani, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Associate Professor
Thiru. J. Senthil Murugan, M.Sc., M.Phil,
Assistant Professor
Dr. K. Parthipan, M.Sc., M.L.I.Sc.,M.Phil., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Dr. S. Anitha Raj, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Dr. P. Selvakumar, M.Sc., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY
Dr. V. Kalyanaraman,M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,
Tmt. M. Pandeeswari, M.Sc., M.Phil,
Assistant Professor
Dr. C. Jayaprakash, M.Sc., M.Phil.,Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Dr. K.Velmurugan, M.Sc., M.Phil.,Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY
Tmt. D. Kayalvizhi, M.Sc.(Bot),M.Sc.(Micro), M.Phil,
Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Dr. M. Pari, M.A., M.Sc., M.P.Ed., M.Phil, N.I.S., Ph.D.,
Director of Physical Education
DEPARTMENT OF LIBRARY
Thiru. T. Balakrishnan,
M.A., M.L.I.S., M.Phil, P.G.D.J.M.C., P.G.D.C.A., P.G.D.L.A.N ,
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Librarian
STUDENTS ADMISSION COMMITTEE – UG
Dr. A. Anbalagan
-
Principal
Dr. M. M. Govind
-
Associate Professor in Physics
Dr.V.Kalyanaraman
-
Associate Professor in Zoology
Dr. M. Balasubramnian
-
Associate Professor in Chemistry
STUDENTS ADMISSION COMMITTEE – PG
Dr. A. Anbalagan
-
Principal
Dr.V. Manjunatha Rao -
Associate Professor in Commerce
Dr.T.V.Sudharsan
-
Associate Professor in Mathematics
Dr.K.Thirusangu
-
UGC COMMITTEE
Dr. A. Anbalagan
-
Principal
Dr.T.V.Sudharsan
-
Convenor – UGC
Lt. S. Ravibalan
-
Associate Professor in English
UGC – INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL COMMITTEE
Dr. A. Anbalagan
-
Principal and Chair Person
Dr. M. M. Govind
-
Associate Professor in Physics - Convener
Lt. S. Ravibalan
-
Associate Professor in English - Additional convener
Dr. T. V. Sudharsan
-
Dr. V. Kalyanaraman
-
Associate Professor in Zoology
Executive Body:
Dr. T. Balasaravanan -
Associate Professor in Economics.
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External Advisors:
Dr. Malathy
-
Psychologist and Entrepreneur
D.Subburam
-
Industrialist
UGC – REMEDIAL
Lt. S. Ravibalan
-
Associate Professor& Head, English
UGC NET / SLET PROGRAMME CO-ORDINATOR
Dr.K.Thirusangu
-
EXAMINATION COMMITTEE
Dr.A.Anbalagan
-
Principal and Chief
Dr.T.Balasaravanan
-
Associate Professor in Economics
UNIVERSITY MARKS UPLOADING COMMITTEE
Lt.I.Prithiviraj
-
Assistant Professor in Physics
Thiru.S.Murali
-
Assistant Professor in Commerce
CALENDAR COMMITTEE
Dr. A. Anbalagan
-
Principal & Associate Professor in History
Dr.T.V.Sudharsan
-
Lt.S.Ravibalan
-
Associate Professor in English
TIME TABLE COMMITTEE
Dr.M.M.Govind.
-
Dr.T.V.Sudharsan
-
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MAGAZINE COMMITTEE
Lt.S.Ravibalan
-
Associate Professor and Head in English
Dr.M.Nalini
-
Associate Professor in Tamil
Dr.V.Kalyanaraman
-
RAILWAY CONCESSION
Associate Professor and Head in Zoology
BUS CONCESSION
Dr.M.M.Govind
-
Associate Professor and Head in Physics
SCHOLARSHIP AND ENDOWMENT PRIZES
Thiru.T.Balakrishnan
-
Librarian-S.G.
Tmt. S. Supriya
-
Assistant Professor in English
N.C.C.
Lt.I.Prithiviraj
-
Assistant Professor in Physics
Tmt. M.Vijayalakshmi
-
[S.W.incharge, Assistant Professor & Head
Commerce- Self Finance stream]
N.S.S.
Unit-I
Dr.T.Balasaravanan
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Associate Professor and Head in Economics
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Associate Professor and Head in Commerce
Unit-II
Dr.V.Manjunatha Rao
Unit-III
Dr.M. Balasubramanian -
Associate Professor and Head in Chemistry
YOUTH RED CROSS
Dr.A.Anbalagan
-
Principal & Head, Department of History.
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R.R.C.PROGRAMME OFFICER & CITIZEN CONSUMER CLUB
Dr.T.Balasaravanan
-
Associate Professor& Head in Economics
ENVIRO-CLUB
Dr.T.Balasaravanan
-
Associate Professor& Head in Economics
Tmt. D. Kayalvizhi
-
Assistant Professor in Botany
STUDENTS DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE
Lt.S.Ravibalan
- Associate Professor & Head in English
Dr.M. Pari
- Director of Physical Education
Lt.I. Prithiviraj
- Assistant Professor in Physics
Dr. D. Bharathi
- Associate Professor in Economics
STUDENTS PLACEMENT CELL
Thiru S. Murali
-
Thiru.A.Thirunavukkarasu -
Assistant Professor in Commerce.
Assistant Professor in Physics.
CULTURAL ASSOCIATION
Dr.T.Balasaravanan
-
Tmt.J.Renugadevi
-
Associate Professor in History
Tmt.A.Chitra
-
Dr.S.Usha Rani
-
Associate Professor in Chemistry
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IN-CHARGE OF WOMEN STUDENTS
Dr. D. Bharathi
- Associate Professor in Economics
Dr. R. Sumathimeenakshi- Assistant Professor in Corporate Secretaryship
Dr. S. Bala
- Assistant Professor in Mathematics
Dr. M. Malathy
- Assistant Professor in commerce
Tmt J. Saraswathi - Assistant Professor in Tamil.
WOMEN STUDENTS’ GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL CELL
Dr. R. Vasuki
- Associate Professor in Mathematics
Tmt R. Ezhilarasi - Assistant Professor in Mathematics
Tmt M. Pandeeswari – Assistant Professor in Zoology
Tmt. M. Sathya
- Assistant Professor in History.
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES COMMITTEE
Dr.T.Balasaravanan
Tmt. D.Kayalvizhi
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- Assistant professor in Botany.
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CELL
Dr. K. Thirusangu
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Associate Prof. in Maths
Coordinator
Dr. T. Balasaravanan
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Associate Prof. in Economics
Addln. Coordinator
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RAGGING REDRESSAL COMMITTEE
Secretary
- Thiru.G.Selvanathan, B.E., M.B.A.
Principal
-
Dr. A. Anbalagan
Senior Professors :
Male
- Dr. V.Kalyanaraman
Associate Professor and Head in Zoology
Female
- Tmt.A.Chitra
SC Teaching Representative
- Dr.K.Thirusangu
STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES
Day Scholars
-
1) A.Karthika, II M.Sc. Mathematics
2) R.Divya, II M.Com.
Hostellers
-
1) M. Pravalika, II M.Sc. Mathematics
Inspector of Police (local)
-
Thiru. P.Ponraj, M.A., B.L.,
Inspector of Police,
Selaiyur Police Station
Ph. 044-2237 6003
Cell: 9444219610
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NON - TEACHING STAFF
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
1. Thiru. K. Ganesan B.A.,
Superintendent
2. Thiru. S. Ganesh, M.Com.,
Assistant
3. Thiru. S.M. Muthuvel, B.A.
Assistant
4. Tmt. D. Maheswari, M.A.,
Typist
5. Tmt. P. Muthumari, B.C.A.,
Junior Assistant
6. Thiru. J. Babu Rao
Junior Assistant
7.
Thiru. G. Bhaskarselvam
Library Assistant
8. Thiru. N.G. Mani
Office Assistant (Spl.G)
9. Thiru. V. Kuppan
Office Assistant (S.G.)
10. Thiru. R. Murali
Junior Mechanic (Spl.G)
11. Thiru. G. Rajendran, M.A.,
Lab Assistant (Spl.G)
12. Thiru. A. Pranab, B.Com.,
Lab Assistant
13. Tmt. E. Chitra, B.Com.
Lab Assistant
14 Tmt. K. Suryakala, B.A
.
.
15. Thiru. V. SelvamuthuKumaran, B.Sc.,
Lab Assistant
16. Thiru. D. Ravichandran, M.A.,
Lab Assistant
17. Thiru. N. Saravanan
Lab Assistant
18. Thiru. A. Chinnaiah
Sweeper (Spl.G)
19. Tmt. R. Parimalam
Lab Assistant
Sweeper (S.G)
20. Tmt. S. Nirmala
Water woman (S.G)
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AIDED COLLEGE
Ph.: 044 - 22780777
COURSES OFFERED
:
B. A. History
B.A. Economics
B.Sc. Mathematics (UG & PG)
B.Sc. Physics
B.Sc. Chemistry
B.Sc. Zoology
B.Com – General (UG & PG)
B.Com – Corporate Secretary ship
RESEARCH:
M.Phil. Mathematics
M.Phil. Commerce.
Ph.D. – (Part-time)
1.Mathematics
2. Commerce
3. History
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SELF FINANCE COLLEGE
Ph.: 044 - 22780037
COURSES OFFERED
B.B.A.
B.Sc.
Computer Science
B.Sc.
Biochemistry
B.Sc.
Information Systems and Management
B.Sc.
Visual Communication
B.Com. General
B.Com. Corporate Secretary ship
B.C.A.
M.Sc. Biochemistry
M.C.A.
DIPLOMA COURSES
Diploma in Accounting & Auditing
Diploma in Computerised Accounting
Diploma in Computer Asembling and Servicing
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RULES AND REGULATION
ACADEMIC
1. The college follows the academic rules and regulations laid down by the
University of Madras, the University Grants Commission (U.G.C.) and the
Department of Collegiate Education that are in force and amended from time
to time.
FEE REGULATIONS
1. Each student has to pay the prescribed fee once in a year.
2. Each student will pay an admission fee of Rs.2/- on being admitted to the
college. Students whose names have been struck off for
non-payment of fees should pay an admission fee of Rs.1/- and other dues
already incurred. (i.e. fee and default fine-to-date)
3. All fees can be paid on admission within the first 10 days of the
commencement of the term without fine or within the 20th day of the
commencement of the term with a fine of Rs.1/-.
4. No payment will be accepted at the College Office.
Fees can be paid at Indian Overseas Bank, Gowrivakkam Branch.
ISSUE OF CERTIFICATES
1. An application request has to be made to the Principal for the issue of
Transfer Certificate, Conduct Certificate and other Certificates.
2.
After completion of the course, the required TC will be issued only after
producing NO DUE CERTIFICATE from all the departments of the college.
3.
Duplicate copies of TC are not normally issued.
4.
Provisional Pass Certificate can be had from the Controller of Examinations,
University of Madras, on payment of Rs.100/-
5.
The transfer certificate will be issued to the students or forwarded to the
Registrar, University of Madras for any misdeed, misbehavior, absence
without prior permission, for the breach of the rules and regulations of the
college and also when felt that his/her continuance will be detrimental to the
interest of the college.
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IDENTITY CARD
Each student shall be issued with an identity card with his/her latest photo
affixed on it and duly attested by the Principal & Head of the Department.
Students must wear their identity cards (in an easily noticeable way)
when they are in the college campus.
Failure to wear it in a noticeable way shall be considered as an act of
indiscipline and the cards shall be confiscated by the staff.
A duplicate identity card will be issued as replacement on payment of
Rs.100/- provided with valid reasons and proof .
Students are not allowed to bring disrespect to the issued identity cards
in the form of swaying it in hands or allowing the tag to drop from the
pockets.
Dress Code:
Students are strictly instructed to follow the dress code while attending the
college for lectures/Practical/Library/ Laboratories and normal functions of the
Department/Institution.
All students will wear presentable dress which is neat and clean.
Boys
Trousers
and
coloured shirts.
Girls
pleasant
Formal
wear:
Salwar kameez.
Shoes and socks / black/brown
leather chappals.
Formal footwear
Neatly trimmed
shaven face.
Hair either plaited or tied up.
hair
and
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chudidhar,
Students who fail to follow the dress code shall be either sent back to
home or denied entry into the college.
Prohibited for Boys
Prohibited for Girls
Tight fitting Jeans, Low waist
trousers, Trousers with too
many/ multiple pockets, folded
pants, Trousers with cheap
markings and designs.
Tight fitting jeans, and slips
Sleeveless tops, round collared
T-shirts, deep necked tops and
transparent tops.
Clothing with profane language
Short shirts and T- Shirts or
gaudy coloured shirts.
Clothing depicting illegal drugs,
alcohol, profane language, racial
comments etc.
Pony tails, Ear Rings, body
piercing or showy tattoos,
fashion hair cuttings, lengthy
side locks, French beards and
cheap coloured chappals.
LooseHair and Gaudy Make up
ATTENDANCE AND LEAVE:
1.
Regular attendance is compulsory for all students.
2.
Students are strictly advised not to avail themselves of leave often.
3.
No student will be allowed to absent himself/herself from the college without
leave application form(available in the Department), which must be made
beforehand to the Principal/Head of the Department. All applications for
leave should be countersigned by the parent or guardian.
4.
If a student is absent for any hour in the forenoon ½ day will be marked
absent. If a student is absent for any hour in the afternoon, ½ day will be
marked absent.
5.
In case where absence is due to unavoidable and unforeseen causes,
application for leave must be submitted on the day he attends the college
after the period of absence.
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6.
If a student is absent for more than 3 days due to sickness his / her
application should be accompanied by a medical certificate.
7.
If a student absent himself / herself for a week without leave his / her name
will be struck off from the rolls unless he / she shows that his / her failure to
obtain leave was unavoidable.
8.
A student is ineligible for promotion to the higher class or writing the
University Examination unless he / she earns attendance for the three fourth
of the working days prescribed by the College and he / she also shows
Academic Progress and possesses good conduct.
9.
He / She should also earn 75% of attendance in physical education class
compulsorily in 1st year U.G. Course.
10. Recommendation for condo nation of shortage of attendance to the University
will be made only in exceptional cases and not as a matter of course. And the
HOD’s may recommend to the Principal such deserving cases based on
adequate and satisfactory supporting records, and the Principal can use his
discretionary power for allowing condo nation.
11. Attendance on college examination days is compulsory. No leave will be
granted on those days.
12. Saturdays
notified.
and
Sundays
are
declared
holidays
unless
otherwise
13. Staff members will take attendance for each period at the beginning of the
class. Attendance once recorded will not be corrected later to include those
students who report late for their classes.
13. Leave of application is accepted only in the format available in the
Department.
UNIVERSITY / COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS
1.
A student will be allotted a permanent Register number by the University from
the first to the last exam, till the completion of the course.
2.
College tests and examinations will be conducted periodically and these
examinations are compulsory for all the students NO LEAVE OF ABSENCE
will be granted.
3.
The parent has to visit the college once in a month for an interaction with
HOD and Principal in the larger interest and well being of the students.
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MALPRACTICE IN EXAMINATIONS
1.
The students should appear for the examinations well prepared. Any form of
copying is an offence and totally prohibited.
2.
A student found copying or attempting to copy or engaged in conversation
with another student will be removed from the examination hall and will not be
permitted to continue the examination.
3.
The students involved in such malpractice and caught red-handed, will be
removed from the college with immediate effect and will be debarred from
appearing for any examination for the next three years by the University.
PUNCTUALITY
1.
Punctuality is the prime motto. No student should be late to the college or for
regular classes.
2. Students should keep to time. Reaching too early to the campus or
overstaying beyond the scheduled hours is strictly prohibited.
3. Students should avail themselves of only the specific time allotted during the
break and must be punctual to the class. Late entry to the classroom is strictly
prohibited.
[Late comers shall not be allowed to enter the first hour class and can
enter only from the second hour after giving a written request duly
approved by the concerned Heads of Department to the staff engaging
the second hour.]
4. Regular Late comers especially for the First Hour of the college shall be
viewed seriously and the parents have to give proper explanation.
Failure to do so shall be dealt as gross indiscipline and may lead even
to the suspension from the college.
STUDENTS DISCIPLINE AND CODE OF CONDUCT:
1.
The college will enforce 100% discipline in the college. There will be no
compromise on this issue.
2.
Students are directed to strictly follow all the Rules and Regulations and any
other instructions that may be issued from time to time.
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3.
The students should behave well, with due respect to the staff without
indulging in any act that shall tantamount to disrespectful behaviour towards
the staff and decorum of the college.
4.
Any Act of indiscipline of a student is first to be considered by the Head
of the Department for necessary action. If the issue demands more
serious consideration, the undisciplined shall be reported to the
Disciplinary Committee which after careful perusal shall be sent for an
undiluted and progressive action to be taken by the Principal. The
decision of the committee is to be FINAL.
5.
Even outside the college the students are expected to behave and conduct
themselves in a manner that will raise the esteem of the college in the public
mind.
6.
No collection of money or selling of tickets of any nature is permitted.
7.
The students of the college are to conduct themselves on and off the college
premises in such a way as to maintain the reputation of the college as well as
their own.
8.
Students should greet the members of the teaching staff on the occasion of
their first meeting them for the day.
9.
On a member of the staff entering the class room, the student shall rise and
remain standing till he/she takes his/her seat.
10. No student should leave his/her class room without the permission of the
teacher.
11. Students should first cultivate the habit of reading notices put up on the
various college notice-boards and ignorance of any such notice or notices will
not be accepted as an excuse for his/her failure to comply with instructions
given therein.
12. Smoking, chewing betel nuts, chewing-gums, paan and using intoxicating
substances on the campus is strictly prohibited. If caught red handed they will
be suitably punished.
13. Loitering or collecting in groups and talking loudly in the verandahs, corridors,
staircases, other passages or anywhere on the college campus are
prohibited.
14. When students are free, they are expected to go to the library and engage
themselves in silent study.
15. Bicycle, two wheelers, cars etc. must be parked only in the stands/area meant
for the purpose. Any vehicle found other than in the parking allotted lots shall
be deflated or chained for further action.
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No student is allowed to honk/blow horn and ride in threes’ on
the campus roads.
16. Any lost property found must be handed over to the Principal or Office
Superintendent from whom the owner can reclaim it after establishing his/her
ownership.
17. Students are forbidden to organise or attend any meeting in the college or
collect money for any purpose.
18. Under the Tamil Nadu Govt. Educational Rules (97), the Principal is
empowered to impose fine, withhold attendance certificate and suspend or
expel any student if considered necessary to do so.
19. No student shall be a member of any organisation or association not
connected with the college without the prior permission of the Principal. No
student shall take part in any antisocial or subversive activities. No student
shall be a member of any political party nor shall take part in active politics. A
student contravening these rules is liable to be suspended or summarily
dismissed from the college.
20. Organised absence from classes and soliciting absence from other students
are serious breaches of discipline which may involve removal of a student
from the college.
21. Students are not allowed to use their cell phones (both calling and
texting) inside the classroom / office room and on the veranda. If found the
phones shall be confiscated.
The phones can be collected from the Principal only by the parents and
no student is allowed to meet the principal in this regard.
{Usage
of Hands free gadgets like headset, headphones and
Bluetooth are totally banned inside the college and if caught
shall not be returned}
22.
Students should equip themselves with approved standard note-books,
calculators, drawing materials, instrument boxes, record note books as and
when necessary.
22.
Students should stick to schedule in submitting their record note books,
assignments and homework in time.
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RAGGING AND EVE-TEASING
Ragging is totally banned under the law. There should be no ragging / orientation /
initiation of any sort on the campus or outside. Students who violate this directive
will be handed over to the police for penal action.
Those students who indulge in Eve-teasing with the students or the members of
the staff will be handed over to the police for penal action under the appropriate
act.
As per the Act anyone who indulges or abets ragging is liable for imprisonment up
to 2 years and a fine up to Rs.10,000/-
LIBRARY
1.
On receiving a book, the student must examine it at once and call the
Librarian’s attention to any damage found in it. If he/she fails to do so, he/she
will be held responsible for any damage that may be detected afterwards.
2.
Readers shall not write, or make any mark on any book, manuscript or map
belonging to the library.
3.
Students shall be responsible for any damage to the books or loss of books
and are required to replace such books if available in the market along with
25% of the price of the books as fine or if the books are not available in the
market, pay three times the price of the books.
4.
Students are prohibited from engaging in conversation inside the library.
5.
Silence should be strictly observed. Students shall not engage in any other
work, other than reading books or making reference works.
6.
Members are not allowed to sublet the books. Membership cards are not
transferable.
7.
Loss of library cards should be reported immediately to the Librarian.
Duplicate cards will be issued on payment of Rs.25/-. The member will be
responsible for loss or non-return of the book issued against a particular
membership card
LABORATORIES
Students should handle the apparatus carefully. All breakages or loss must be
reported to the Professor at once. The cost of the materials broken will be
recovered from the students, either individually or collectively by the department
and shall in turn submit to the college office.
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Campus Facilities:
The college has been improving the infrastructure facilities when and wherever
necessary. There is an immediate proposal to build seminar halls and other
necessary building structures.
The campus roads have been re-laid. The play grounds have been given a new
face lift. The tennis court has been re-laid.
There has been a tremendous growth in modernization in the last few years. A
new laboratory with plenty of space and work tables was constructed and handed
over to the physics department for conducting experiments at ease. Day College
has a computer laboratory with 100 systems networked. Evening college has two
computer laboratories provided with the latest software programs to enable
students to do experiments and update their knowledge. OHP projector, 2 LCD
projectors, technologically advanced podium, audio surround system, cordless
mikes and other audio visual aids are available for the teachers to teach the
subjects effectively to their students. The college has computers and printers in all
the departments, a reverse osmosis plant for potable water, two backup
generators, solar powered light lamp posts, a women’s Hostel and to keep vigil 54
cameras backed up with announcing systems are done purely through the funding
by the Management authorities.
BOOKS AND NOTE BOOKS
Students should purchase the Books and Notebooks required for each subject, as
prescribed by the college/University. On verification, if any student fails to possess
the prescribed books and note books, he/she will not be permitted to attend the
class.
Remedial / coaching classes:
The weak students are identified and must attend the coaching classes
after the regular college hours. Irregularity shall lead to detention of the
student in taking his university exam on the subject he is identified with.
OVERALL PROGRESS:
Students should maintain good academic progress on a continuous basis.
Students should maintain satisfactory progress on all fronts.
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Corrective measures proposed by the Department to maintain academic
excellence should be strictly followed by the students.
Unsatisfactory performance might also make the students ineligible to
appear for the University examinations on the basis of recommendation
given by the Heads of Department.
HEALTH CARE
Parents will inform in writing as well as explain, if necessary in person, about the
health problem of their wards, so that special care can be taken during the college
hours.
Students who fall ill during the working hours will be rendered first aid and
escorted to their houses.
PARENTS INTERACTION
Parents are welcome to meet the Principal during the college hours to discuss the
academic and other matters about their wards.
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
The parents shall intimate to the college any change of address or telephone
numbers for updating college records.
SPORTS AND GAMES
Adequate playground facilities are provided to the students with all infrastructure
facilities. The prime aim is to encourage the students to build up their physique
and participate in all sports and games activities during the fixed hours.
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
In addition to the Associations, the college has the following activities.
National Cadet Corps
National Service Scheme
Youth Red Cross
Each student should associate with any one of the aforesaid activities as fulfilment
of Part IV Curriculum as prescribed by the University
Industry interaction / Collaboration
Industrialists are invited to give exposure to our students on the area of their
expertise. Frequent industrial visits are arranged for our students to enhance their
practical skills and to give hands of experience.
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COMPETITIONS
Students are encouraged to participate in Inter-collegiate competitions-academic,
cultural and games.
CLASS REPRESENTATIVE
Two students-one boy and one girl are to be NOMINATED from each class as
Class Representatives by the respective Head of the Department, in consultation
with the Professors.
Students who are to be nominated as Class Representatives should have a bright
academic record with no arrears of papers, good attendance and should not have
been a subject of criticism by any member of the staff or by the students.
STUDENTS’ PARTICIPATION
These Representatives can meet the Principal and represent their genuine
problems for remedial and assistive measures.
The decision of the College Authorities on such representations will be final and
binding on all students.
Welfare and student development schemes:
The various government welfare schemes and the College management initiated
schemes are implemented for the benefits of the students.
The following welfare schemes are :
1.
Group Insurance scheme
2.
Periodical medical check-up
3.
Scholarships for BC, MBC, SC & ST by the Government of Tamil Nadu
4.
Counselling for the students to overcome their problems.
5.
Awareness programs such as Aids awareness, Environmental awareness
and gender sensitisation and women counselling are done periodically
6.
Remedial classes for reappearing students by the UGC.
7.
Spoken English classes are conducted by the department of English to
students from Tamil medium, in order to improve their communication skills
and also to help them follow the lectures in English.
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8.
Endowment Scholarships constituted by the Professors and the
Philanthropist to motivate and encourage the students in their studies, sports,
character and discipline.
9.
Placement opportunities and Job fairs are conducted for the benefits of
students
10. SLET and NET coaching classes for PG students
11. Free bus and Train travel concession by the Government of Tamil Nadu.
NATIONAL INTEGRATION/ BEST PRACTICES
Every effort is taken to inculcate a sense of National Integration in the minds of
the students.
1.
Independence Day and Republic Day are celebrated in a grand manner.
2.
Culture related festivals are performed with the due permission from the
principal.
3.
To meet the national calamities on the National Flag Day and National
Integration day, the College collects the authorised/allowed donations and
contributions from the staff and students . It gets remitted as intended.
4.
NCC and NSS with external social service organizations conduct yearly blood
donation camp and eye and dental care camps in the campus.
5.
To save human lives, at the time of emergency, students-blood-donors
voluntarily come forward to donate blood all through the years
FUNCTIONS
Every Year College Annual Day and Graduation Day is celebrated in a fitting
manner. Competitions are conducted in Academics, Sports and Games activities
and Prizes are awarded.
Meritorious student’s results are rewarded during the function.
Every department conducts an association meeting once or twice during the
academic year. Inter-collegiate / Inter-state seminars are organized.
EDUCATIONAL FIELD TRIPS / TOURS
Local field visits to various institutions, places connected with subjects are
arranged to enrich the knowledge of the students.
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Educational tours to places of National, Historical and Spiritual importance are
conducted on payment once in a year – faculty wise - to expose the students to
outside environment, adaptability, adjustability etc.
CANTEEN
Students can make use of the canteen / snack bar provided on the campus. The
students can make use of this on payment. The students are not allowed to
visit the canteen during the class hours.
COLLEGE PROPERTY
All college property should be handled with care. Any damage to the college
property should be made good by the students, either individually or collectively.
They shall also be punished in the form of suspension or dismissal from the
college.
Eco- Friendly aspects
Solar lamp posts are erected to light the campus during night, it is an
automated project.
RO potable water supply (pure and safe)
Herbal garden, check dam and Tree conservation projects
Natural surroundings are blessings to the College. It is located on the
foothill of a Hillock and engulfed by reserve forest.
Gardening with flowers, preserving and removing the shrubs periodically
are done to create a serene and sylvan atmosphere.
All the students are expected to contribute for the proper upkeep of the
campus in a healthy way.
HOSTELLERS
Hostel facilities are exclusively for Girl Students. ***
Women students admitted to the College Hostel shall abide by the rules and
regulations of the hostel as existing at the time of admission and as amended
from time to time.
*** Girl Students are requested to refer to the latest version/rules of the
regulations from the college website.
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The college is not responsible for any damage or loss to the belonging of
the students and also for the safety of the students outside the college
premises.
The college has embarked on a mission to inculcate with good conduct, character
and integrity in every student. It is the earnest desire of the college that the
parents and students extend their fullest co-operation to achieve this objective.
Marks allotment:
The examination pattern has two parts. First part deals with the continuous Internal
Assessment and the second part deals with end semester University examinations.
The former part is assessed for 25 marks and the latter part for 75 marks.
Criteria
No ‘s
Marks
allotted
Assignment
3 per semester
5
Seminar
1 per semester
5
Attendance and Discipline
Test
75%
2 per semester on each
5
5
subject
Model examination
1 per semester
Total
5
25
Any amendment issued by the college will be binding on
students. Students are expected to know the mode of internal
assessment from their respective departments on the academic
regulations in vogue. Claiming of Ignorance on the rules and
regulations is a crime.
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ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES
1.
SOUTH INDIA VANIGA VYSIA SANGHAM GOLDEN JUBILEE MEMORIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
To be awarded every year on the basis of means cum merit to one of the Vaaniar
Students studying in B.Com.
2.
KANNAMMAL MEMORIAL PRIZE
To be awarded annually in the form of books Rs.50 to one student who secures the
highest marks in part-I Tamil at the II year Degree University Examination, and to one
student who secures the highest marks in Part-II English at the II year Degree University
Examination.
The above prizes shall be awarded from the interest accrued from the endowment of
Rs.1,000/- founded by Thiru.C.M. Sivarama Chettiar (Ex-President, S.I.V.E.Trust, Chennai)
Proprietor T.G. Sambandham and Co., (Counian Press) No.169, Broadway, Chennai 600108.
3.
SANTHI THYAGARAJAN TRUST ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIP
To be awarded every year to two students of Vaaniar community studying in degree
classes of S.I.V.E.T. C ollege on grounds of poverty and merit. Each scholarship is of the
value of Rs.100/The above scholarship shall be awarded from the amount received annually from the
Santhi Thyagarajan Trust founded and registered by Thiru. L. Thygaraja Chettiar No.3,
Thyagarajan Road, Andavar Nagar, Chennai - 600 024 on 13.03.76 vide. The Register
No.37, 22.05.1976 books 3.10 pages 19-21.
4.
VANIGA ELAIGNAR KAZHAGAM PRESIDENT
A. PONNUSWAMY CHETTIAR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
To be awarded every year to two students of Vaan iar community studying in first year
M.Com. and Second year M.Com. Degree class of S.I.V.E.T. College on the basis of
Poverty cum Merit.
The above Scholarship shall be awarded through the interest accrued from the
endowment of Rs.5,000/- founded by Vaniga Elaignar Kazhagam, Chennai.
5.
THIRUMYLAI VANIAR DHARMA PARIPALANA
CELEBRATIONS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
SANGAM’S
TH
125
YEAR
To be awarded annually to a Vaaniar student of S.I.V.E.T. College, who secures the
highest marks at the second year M.Com. Degree University Examination.
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The above prize shall be awarded through the interest accrued from the endowment of
Rs.5,000/- founded by Thirumylai Vaniyar Dharma Paripalana Sangam, Myla pore,
Chennai – 600 004.
6.
TAMIL SCHOLAR AND SAVANT OF VANIAR COMMUNITY PROFESSOR
K.S.SIVARAMALINGAM ENDOWMENT PRIZE
To be awarded annually in the form of books to one student who secures the highest
marks in Part-I Tamil at the first Year Degree University Examination, and to one student
who secures the highest marks in Part-II English at the First Year Degree University
Examination.
The above first prize shall be awarded through the interest accrued from the
endowment of Rs.1,000/- founded by Thiru D. Annamalai Chettiar Trust.
7.
PROFESSOR K. VISWANATHAN ENDOWMENT PRIZE
To be awarded every year to the top ranker in the M.Sc. Degree (Mathematics)
University Examination.
The Prize shall be awarded through the interest accrued from the endowment of
Rs.1,000/- founded by Prof. K. Viswanathan, M.A., M.Sc., P.G. Professor and Hea d of the
Department of Mathematics, S.I.V.E.T. College Gowrivakkam, Chennai - 600 073.
8.
THIRU R.M. KRISHNAMURTHY CHETTIAR ENDOWMENT PRIZES
To be awarded annually from the accrued Interest derived from the Endowment Fund
of Rs.2,00,000/- for Three students from III B.Sc. Maths, III B.Com., and III B.Com
Corporate Secretaryship respectively and also for Two students from II M.Com. and II
M.Sc. Maths who score the highest marks in the University Examinations
In addition to this, a prize is to be awarded to an outgoing Student of good character
and conduct in the College who has been high Proficient all rounder in such fields as
academic studies, Sports, Attendance, Social Service activities etc.
9.
DR. RAJAH SIR MUTHIAH CHETTIAR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP INSTITUTED
BY DR. M.A.M. RAMASWAMY
To be awarded every year to three students of I year of S.I.V.E.T. College based on
Merit and Poverty. The students who are not recipient of any other scholarship only are
eligible. Each scholarship is of the value of Rs.1,000/10. TMT. SOUNDARAVALLI T HAYAR AMMAL PRIZE BY
THIRU. BASHYARAMANUJAM
1.
To the candidate who passes the B.A. Degree Examination with highest marks in
History.
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2.
To the candidate who passes the B.Sc. Degree Examination with highest marks in
Chemistry.
11. PROF. DR. CHITTIBABU EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PUBLIC TRUST
A prize, in the form of a Book, to be awarded to an outstanding Graduate passing out
of the college every year.
12. PROF. R. NANDAGOPALA N ENDOWMENT PRIZE
A prize to be awarded to the best student from the final year B.Com every year.
13. CHERANMAHADEVI SHRI P.N. SANKARAN SUBBU CHETTIAR ENDOWMENT
PRIZE
(Father of Prof. S. Chitraputra Nainar, Head of the Department of English)
The above Endowment Prize is to be awarded to three best students adjudged as I, II
and III at the inter-collegiate ESSAY WRITING Competitions in Tamil and
THIRUVILAYADAL PURANAM to be conducted annually in our college.
I
-
Prize of Rs.250/-
II
-
Prize of Rs.150/-
III
Prize of Rs.100/
-
-
14. CHERANMAHADEVI SHRI P.N. SANKARAN SUBBU CHETTIAR ENDOWMENT
PRIZE
The above Endowment prize is to be awarded to three best students adjudged as I, II
and III at the inter-collegiate competitions on Singing of Thiruppugazh.
I
-
Prize of Rs.250/-
II
-
Prize of Rs.150/-
III
-
Prize of Rs.100/-
In case the inter-collegiate competitions, due to unforeseen circumstances, could not be
held the above competitions should be conducted for the college students.
15. CHERNAMAHADEVI SHRI S. ARUMUGA NAINAR B.A., ENDOWMENT PRIZE
(Eldest brother of Prof. S. Chitraputra Nainar, Head of Department of English)
The above Endowment Prize is to be awarded to the best three students of I year B.A.
and B.Sc. Degree Classes (Day College) on the basis of the highest aggregate of marks
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obtained in English Composition, Class tests in English and College Examination in English
except marks in University Examination.
I
-
Prize of ` .250/-
II
-
Prize of ` .150/-
III
-
Prize of ` .100/-
16. CHERANMAHADEVI SHRI S. ARUMUGA NAINAR B.A. ENDOWMENT PRIZE
The above Endowment Prize is to be awarded to the best three students of I year
B.Com. Degree class (Day College) on the basis of the highest aggregate of marks
obtained in English Composition, class tests in English and College Examination in English
except marks in University Examination.
I
-
Prize of Rs.250/-
II
-
Prize of Rs.150/-
III
-
Prize of Rs.100/-
17. CHERANMAHADEVI SHRI S. ARUMUGA NAINAR B.A., ENDOWMENT PRIZE
The above Endowment Prize is to be awarded to the best three students of II years
B.A. and B.Sc. Degree Classes (Day College) on the basis of aggregate marks obtained in
English Composition, Class tests in English and College Examination in English except
marks in University Examination.
I
-
Prize of Rs.250/-
II
-
Prize of Rs.150/-
III
-
Prize of Rs.100/-
All the above Endowments from No.13 to 17, Rs.25,000/- (Rupees Twenty Five Thousand
only) are instituted by Prof. S. Chitraputra Nainar, former Head of the Department of
English, S.I.V.E.T. College, Gowrivakkam, Chennai – 600 073.
18. THIRU S.V. LAKSHMANAN, B.A., MEMORIAL PRIZE
The above prize is sponsored by Mrs. Shamala Vasudevan in loving memory of her
affectionate father. The prize may be awarded to two top ranking first and second year
students in Tamil in the University Examinations.
19. THIRU PROF. K. VASUDEVAN ENDO WMENT PRIZE (Retd. HOD of Economics,
S.I.V.E.T. College, Chennai - 73)
The above prize may be awarded to two top ranking graduates of the Day College in
Economics based on the marks obtained by them in the University examination.
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20. PROF.S.CHITRAPUTRA NAI NAR MEMORIAL ENDOWMENT PRIZE
Instituted by Prof. S. Jagapathy, former H.O.D. of Commerce S.I.V.E.T. College. It is
to be given to the best student in II year U.G. class of the college for the best character to
be selected by the Department of English.
21. MYLAI T. MANIKKA CHE TTIAR CENTENARY MEMORIAL TRUST ENDOWMENT
(Rs.5000) PRIZE.
Instituted by Thiru. M. Sambandam, Member S.I.V.E.T. College Committee, to be awarded
to the best speaker in Tamil Oratorical Competition.
22. PROF. DR. R. SIVASUBRAMANI, ENDOWMENT BY
DR. R. SIVA SUBRAMANI, ASSOCIATE Professor in Zoology
The interest accrued from the deposit amount of Rs.25,000/- (Twenty Five Thousand Only)
will be utilized for the disbursement of each award for the following students of Zoology
Department.
1.
1st Rank Holder in the B.Sc., Zoology - Second Year.
2.
1st Rank Holder in the B.Sc., Zoology - Third Year
23. “DEIVATHIRU M. KESAVAN CHETTIARTEACHER STATE AWARDEE
ENDOWMENT BY THIRU.K.ARANGANATHAN (RETD.), HOD of Commerce
The interest accrued from the deposit amount of Rs.10,000/- (Ten Thousand Only) is to be
awarded in the form of cash prize to the top ranking graduate in B.Com. (General) Day
College every year.
24. “DEIVATHIRU P.T.R. P ANDIAN CHETTIAR, M.COM. B.L.,
THIRU K. ARANGANATHAN (RETD.), HOD of Commerce
ENDOWMENT BY
The interest accrued from the deposit amount of Rs.10,000/- (Ten Thousand Only) is to be
awarded in the form of cash prize to the top ranking graduate in M.Com. every year.
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25. PROF. DR. G. RAJAH E NDOWMENT FUND BY DR. G. RAJAH (RETD.) Principal
The interest accrued from the deposit amount of Rs.25,000/- (Twenty Five Thousand Only)
given to student who secures First Rank in Botany and another student in Environmental
Studies.
26. PROF. S. JAGAPATHY, B.COM [HONS.], B.L., MEMORIAL ENDOWMENT FUND.
Initiated by his wife J.RAJALAKSHMI and his student
Dr.A. PEER MOHAMMED, HOD, Corporate Secretary ship.
The interest accrued from the deposit amount of Rs.100,000/- (One Lakh Only) is to be
awarded in the form of cash prize equally to
1.
2.
One First year M.Com., student and
One Second year B.Com. (Corporate Secretary ship) student on the basis of
merit, economic background, conduct and character
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University of Madras - Attendance Rules Condonation of Shortage of attendance Guidance to be followed regarding.
C & R. III / Attendance / 2008-2009 / Cir / 2176 Dated: 15-04-2008
The number of working days stipulated by the University is 180 days / 900
instructional hours in an academic year (90 days or 450 instructional hours for
each semester)
TOTAL NUMBER OF WORKING DAYS - DAY COLLEGE
Each affiliated college shall work for a minimum period of 180 days and each day
shall have five working hours or 900 instructional hours in an academic year. For
Semester system, there shall be not less than 450 instructional hours / 90 working
days for each semester and each day shall have five working hours. The teaching
hours shall not be less than 30 hours a week and for practical, Field work, Library
and Computer Lab shall not be less than 10 hours a week.
The number of working days i.e. actual teaching days to hold Lectures, Tutorials,
Seminars and Practical stipulated by the University for the DAY COLLEGE is 180
days or 900 instructional hours for the Non-Semester Courses and 90 days or 450
instructional hours for each Semester under Semester System Courses. Grant
attendance to the candidates of NCC cadets while they are engaged in NCC
activities.
If a candidate fails to put in the minimum attendance (Percentage stipulated), the
Principal shall condone the shortage of attendance up to a maximum limit of 10%
(i.e.65%) for all UG / PG courses (i.e. Arts, Science, Commerce, MBA, MCA) after
counselling the prescribed fee of H250/- each for Theory / Practical examination,
towards the condo nation of shortage of attendance.
A separate list (THREE COPIES Degree wise) showing the names of candidates
who are granted condo nation of shortage of attendance (for Theory / Practical
separately) should have to be forwarded to this office in the prescribed format
mentioning the category together with the fees collected from such candidates in
the form of D.D., drawn in favour of “THE REGISTRAR, UNIVERSITY OF
MADRAS, CHENNAI-5” at least 15 days before the commencement of the
examinations and such candidates will alone be permitted to write the University
Examination.
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CATEGORY-C: NOT ELIGIBLE FOR CONDONATION OF SHORTAGE
OFATTENDANCE
Candidates who have Secured less than 65% but more than 50% of attendance
are NOT ELIGIBLE for condonation of shortage of attendance and such
candidates will not be permitted to appear for the regular examination, but will be
allowed to proceed to the next year / next semester of the course and they may be
permitted to take next University examination by paying the prescribed condo
nation fee of ` 250/- each for Theory / Practical separately.
Names of such candidates should be forwarded along with their
attendance details in the prescribed format mentioning the category (Three copies
Degree wise / Year wise / Branch wise / Semester wise) together with the fees
collected from them.
CATEGORY - D: DETAINED STUDENTS FOR WANT OF ATTENDANCE
Candidates who put in less than 50% of attendance have to repeat the course (by
rejoining) for which they lack attendance without proceeding for II / III year as the
case may be. Until they rejoin the course and earn the required attendance for
that particular Semester / Year, no candidates shall be permitted to proceed to the
next year / next semester of the course under any circumstances. They have to
obtain prior permission from the University to rejoin the course.
Provided in case of candidates who are admitted from the academic year 2003 2004 earning less than 50% of attendance in any one of the Semesters due to any
extraordinary circumstances such as medical grounds, such candidates who shall
produce Medical Certificate issued by the Authorised Medical Attendant (AMA),
duly certified by the Principal of the college shall be permitted to proceed to the
next semester and to complete the course of study. Such candidates shall have to
repeat the Semester, which they have missed by rejoining after completion of
Final Semester of the course, by paying the fee for the break of study as
prescribed by the University from time to time.
CATEGORY - E: CONDONATION OF SHORTAGE OF ATTENDANCE FOR
MARRIED WOMEN STUDENTS
In respect of married women students undergoing UG/PG courses, the minimum
attendance for condo nation (Theory / Practical) shall be relaxed and prescribed
as 55% instead of 65% if they conceive during their academic career. Medical
Certificate from Doctor attached to the Government Hospital (D.G.O.) and the
prescribed fee of ` 250/- therefore with the attendance details shall be forwarded
to this office to consider the condo nation of attendance mentioning the category.
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In this connection, I am to request you to send the attendance details in the
prescribed format in respect of the candidates who have joined various courses in
your college in TRIPLICATE, UNDER CATEGORYWISE, DEGREE WISE AND
SUBJECT WISE BOTH THEORY AND PRACTICAL SEPARATELY.
I am further to inform you that attendance should not be marked for candidates if
they attend the college during vacation (such as Michaelmas, Puja, Christmas or
other holidays when they given a study leave for purpose of preparing for the
examination) and such attendance should not be taken into account either for
purposes of calculating the minimum number of working days or for earning
attendance. It has been observed that certain colleges do not work for a minimum
number of days prescribed owing to the intervention of unexpected holidays. In
that case, such college should put in extra working days with a view to make up
the deficiency to maintain minimum number of working days (75% attendance)
required for the academic year.
The attendance should be reckoned in terms of number of days only and not
subject wise.
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CBCS for All U.G.
(B.A., B.Sc., B.Com.)
ADMITTED FROM THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2008 - 2009
No. of
Courses
Credit per
Course
Total
Credits
Part - I
Tamil / Other Languages
2+2=4
3
12
Part - II
English
2+2=4
3
12
Part - III
Core Subjects
Allied Subject
Project / Electives with three Courses
13-15
4
4-5
5
60
20
15
1+1=2
2
4
3+3=6
1
1
2
2
2
12
2
2
1
1
1
Study Components
Part - IV
1 (a) Those who have not studied Tamil up to
XII Std and
taken a non-Tamil language under part-I shall
take Tamil Comprising two courses (level will
be at 6th Standard)
(b) Those who have studied Tamil up to XII
Std and taken a non-Tamil language under
Part – I shall take Advanced Tamil comprising
two courses.
(c) Others that do not come under a&b can
choose non-major elective comprising two
courses.
2. Skill based subjects (Elective)
3. Environmental Studies
4. Value Education
Part - V
Extension Activities
TOTAL
140
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B.A. Historical Studies (Branch code: AAA)
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Common
Core Course
Elective
Common
Core Course
Elective
I YEAR – I SEMESTER
Tamil – I
English – I
Paper – I : Main Currents in Indian History from early times to 1206 A.D.
Paper – II : History of Tamil Nadu up to 1565 A.D.
Paper – I : Tourism – Principles & Practices
Paper – I : History of Education
Paper – I : Essentials of Language and Communication – Level I
I YEAR – II SEMESTER
Tamil – II
English – II
Paper – III : Main Currents in Indian History from 1206 to 1757 A.D.
Paper – IV : History of Tamil Nadu from 1565 to 2000 A.D.
Paper – II : Constitutional History of India since 1919 A.D.
Paper – II : History of Chennai
Paper – II : Essentials of Language and Communication – Level II
II YEAR – III SEMESTER
Tamil – III
English – III
Paper – V : Main Currents in Indian History from 1757 to 1905 A.D.
Paper – VI : History of East Asia from 1839 to 1919 A.D.
Paper – III : Women Studies
Paper – III : Essentials of Spoken and Presentation Skills – Level I
II YEAR – IV SEMESTER
Tamil – IV
English – IV
Paper – VII : Main Currents in Indian History from 1905 to 2000 A.D.
Paper – VIII : History of East Asia from 1919 to 2000 A.D.
Paper – IV : History of India from 1858 to 1964 A.D.
Paper – IV : Essentials of Spoken and Presentation Skills – Level II
Environmental Studies
III YEAR – V SEMESTER
Paper – IX : History of Modern Europe from 1453 to 1789 A.D.
Paper – X : History of U.S.A. up to 1900 A.D.
Paper – XI : India and her Neighbours
Paper – I : Social History of India
Paper – II : Economic History of India
Value Education
III YEAR – VI SEMESTER
Paper – XII : History of Modern Europe from 1789 to 1914 A.D.
Paper – XIII : History of U.S.A. from 1900 to 2000 A.D.
Paper – XIV : An Outline History of the Middle East from 1856 to 2000 A.D.
Paper – I : Makers of Modern India
Paper – II : Studies in Human Rights
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AAA6M
AAA6D
AAE6A
AAE6B
B.A. Economics (Branch code: ADA)
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Common
Core Course
Elective
Common
Core Course
Elective
Tamil – I
English – I
Paper – I : Indian Economic Development – I
Paper – II : Statistical Methods – I
Paper – I : Principles of Commerce- I
Paper – I : Basic of Cost & Management Accounting
Tamil – II
English – II
Paper – III : Indian Economic Development - II
Paper – IV : Statistical Methods - II
Paper – II : Principles of Commerce - II
Paper – II : Financial Administration
Tamil – III
English – III
Paper – V : Micro Economics - I
Paper – VI : Monetary Economics - I
Paper – I : Computer and its Applications - I
Tamil – IV
English – IV
Paper – VII : Micro Economics - II
Paper – VIII : Monetary Economics – II
Paper – II : Computer and its Applications - II
Paper – IX : Macro Economics - I
Paper – X : Fiscal Economics - I
Paper – XI : International Economics - I
Paper – XII : History of Economic Thought
Paper – I : Managerial Economics
Value Education
Paper – XIII : Macro Economics - II
Paper – XIV : Fiscal Economics - II
Paper – XV : International Economics – II
Paper – II : Tamil Nadu Economy
Paper – III : Environmental Economics
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ADE5D
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ADA6D
ADA6E
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ADE6G
ADE6H
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
B.COM (GENERAL) – BRANCH CODE: BPZ
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied:
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Common
Core Course
Elective
Common
Core Course
Elective
I YEAR –I SEMESTER
Tamil – I
English – I
Paper I : Financial Accounting
Paper II: Business Communication
Paper I: Business Economics
Paper I: Basics of Retail marketing
Paper I: Essentials of Language and Communication
I YEAR –II SEMESTER
Tamil – II
English – II
Paper III: Advanced Financial Accounting
Paper IV: Principles of Management
Paper II: Indian Economy
Paper II: Basics of Business Insurance
Paper II: Essentials of Spoken and Presentation Skills
II YEAR –III SEMESTER
Paper – V: Corporate Accounting
Paper VI : Business Laws
Paper - VII: Banking Theory Law & Practice
Paper - VIII: Marketing
Paper - III: Business Statistics & Operations Research - I
Paper - III: Personality Enrichment
Paper – IX: Advanced Corporate Accounting
Paper – X: Company Law
Paper – XI: Financial Services
Paper - XII: Business Taxation
Paper - IV: Business Statistics & Operations Research – II
Paper - IV: Computing Skills
Paper - XIII: Cost Accounting
Paper – XIV: Practical Auditing
Paper – XV: Entrepreneurial Development
Paper – XVI: Financial Management
Paper - I: Income Tax Law & Practice - I
Value Education
Paper XVII - Advanced Cost Accounting
Paper XVIII - Management Accounting
Paper XIX - Business Environment
Paper II: Income Tax Law & Practice - II
Paper III: Human Resources Management
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BPZ6B
BPZ6C
BVZ6A
BVZ6B
B.Com. (CS) (Branch code: BYA)
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Common
Core Course
Elective
Common
Core Course
Tamil – I
English – I
Paper – I : Financial Accounting
Paper – II : Company Law and Secretarial Practice - I
Paper – I : Marketing
Paper – I : Fundamentals of Company Law
Paper – I : Essentials of Language & Communication – Level I
Tamil – II
English – II
Paper – III : Human Resource Management
Paper – IV : Advanced Financial Accounting
Paper – II : Corporate Finance
Paper – II : Basics Principles in Management
Tamil – III
English – III
Paper – V : Corporate Accounting - I
Paper – VI : Company Law and Secretarial Practice - II
Paper – III : Statistics – I
Tamil – IV
English – IV
Paper – VII : Corporate Accounting - II
Paper – VIII : Business Management
Paper – IV : Statistics – II
Paper – IX : Management Accounting
Paper – X : Securities Law & Market Operations
Paper – XI : Income Tax Law & Practice - I
Paper – XII: Commercial Law
Paper – XIII : Entrepreneurial Development
Value Education
Paper – XIV : Cost Accounting
Paper – XV : Industrial Laws
Paper – XVI : Income Tax Law & Practice - II
Paper – XVII : Indirect Taxes
Institutional Training
61
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BYA6B
BYA6C
BYA6D
BYA6Q
B.Sc. Mathematics (Branch code: SAM)
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Common
Core Course
Elective
Common
Core Course
Elective
Tamil – I
English – I
Paper – I : Algebra
(from 2015-16)
Paper – II : Trigonometry (from 2015-16)
Paper – I : Physics – I
Paper – I : Functional Mathematics – I
Tamil – II
English – II
Paper – III : Differential Calculus (from 2015-16)
Paper – IV : Analytical Geometry (from 2015-16)
Paper – II : Physics – II
Allied Physics Practical
Paper – II : Functional Mathematics – II
Tamil – III
English – III
Paper – V : Integral Calculus (from 2015-16)
Paper – VI : Differential Equations (from 2015-16)
Paper – I : Calculus of Finite Differences & Numerical Analysis - I
Paper – III : Essentials of Spoken and Presentation Skills– Level I
Tamil – IV
English – IV
Paper – VII : Transform Techniques (from 2015-16)
Paper – VIII : Statics (from 2015-16)
Paper – II : Calculus of Finite Differences & Numerical Analysis-II
Paper – IX : Algebraic Structures - I
Paper – X : Real Analysis - I
Paper – XI : Dynamics
Paper – XII: Programming Language ‘C’
Practical - Programming Language ‘C’
Paper – I : Operations Research – I
Value Education
Paper – XIII : Algebraic Structures - II
Paper – XIV : Real Analysis – II
Paper – XV : Complex Analysis
Paper – II : Operations Research – II
Paper – III : Graphic Theory – I
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B.Sc. Physics (Branch code: SAR)
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Common
Core Course
Elective
Common
Core Course
Elective
Tamil – I
English – I
Paper – I : Mechanics & Properties of Matter
Paper – I : Mathematics – I
Paper – I : Basic Physics
Tamil – II
English – II
Paper – II : Thermal Physics & Acoustics
Practical – I :
Paper – II : Mathematics – II
Paper – II : Energy Physics
Tamil – III
English – III
Paper – III : Optics
Paper – I : Chemistry - I
Tamil – IV
English – IV
Paper – IV : Atomic Physics
Practical – II
Paper – II : Chemistry – II
Allied Chemistry Practical
Paper – V : Electricity & Electro Magnetism
Paper – VI : Nuclear Physics & Particle Physics
Paper – VII : Solid State Physics
Paper – VIII: Basic Electronics
Paper – I : Numerical Methods
Value Education
Paper – IX : Relativity & Quantum Mechanics
Paper – X : Mathematical Methods in Physics
Practical – III
Practical – IV
Practical – V
Paper – II : Integrated Electronics
Paper – III : Microprocessor Fundamentals
63
CLA1A
CLZ1L
SAR1A
SNREC
TSSEA
CLA2G
CLZ2L
SAR2B
SAR22
SNRED
TSSEB
CLA3C
CLZ3C
SAR3A
SBADC
TSSEC
CLA4D
CLZ4D
SAR4A
SAR42
SBADD
SBAD1
TSSED
ENV4A
SAR5E
SAR5B
SAR5C
SAR5D
SER5A
VED5Q
SAR6A
SAR6B
SAR62
SAR63
SAR64
SER6A
SER6B
B.Sc. Chemistry (Branch code: SAD)
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Common
Core Course
Elective
Common
Core Course
Elective
Tamil – I
English – I
Paper – I : General Chemistry - I
Paper – I : Mathematics
Paper – I : Zoology
Paper – I : Chemistry in Everyday Life
Tamil – II
English – II
Paper – II : General Chemistry - II
Paper – III : Practical – I : Volumetric Estimation
Paper – II : Mathematics
Paper – II : Zoology
Allied Zoology Practical
Paper – II : Dairy Chemistry
Tamil – III
English – III
Paper – IV : General Chemistry - III
Paper – I : Physics – I
Tamil – IV
English – IV
Paper – V : Inorganic Chemistry - I
Paper – VI : Practical – II : Inorganic Qualitative Analysis
Paper – II : Physics – II
Allied Physics Practical
Paper – VII : Inorganic Chemistry - II
Paper – VIII : Organic Chemistry - I
Paper – IX : Physical Chemistry - I
Paper – I : Polymer Electrochemistry
Value Education
Paper – X : Practical – III : Gravimetric Inorganic Preparation
Paper – XI : Practical – IV : Organic Analysis and Preparation
Paper – XII : Organic Chemistry - II
Paper – XIII : Physical Chemistry - II
Paper – XIV : Analytical Chemistry
Paper – XV : Practical – V : Physical Chemistry Practical
Paper – II : Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Paper – III : Industrial Chemistry
64
CLA1A
CLZ1K
SAD1B
SBAMC
SBAAC
SND1D
TSSEA
CLA2G
CLZ2K
SAD2C
SAD21
SBAMD
SBAAD
SBAA2
SND1A
TSSEB
CLA3C
CLZ3C
SAD3B
SBARA
TSSEC
CLA4D
CLZ4D
SAD4B
SAD41
SBADD
SBAR2
TSSED
ENV4A
SAD5E
SAD5G
SAD5D
SEDAG
VED5Q
SAD61
SAD62
SAD6E
SAD6G
SAD6C
SAD63
SEDAC
SEDAB
B.Sc. Zoology (Branch code: TAE)
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Non Major Elective
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Foundation Course
Core Course
Allied
Soft Skill Elective
Common
Core Course
Elective-I
Common
Core Course
Elective-II
Elective-III
Tamil – I
English – I
Paper – I : In vertebrata – I
Paper – I : Botany – I
Paper – I : Vermitechnology
Paper – I : Essentials of Language and Communication – Level – I
Tamil – II
English – II
Paper – II : Invertebrata – II
Paper – III : Major Practical – I : Invertebrata I & II Practical
Paper – II : Botany – II
Allied Botany Practical
Paper – II : Public Health & Hygiene
Paper – II : Essentials of Language and Communication – Level – II
Tamil – III
English – III
Paper – IV : Chordata – I
Paper – I : Chemistry– I
Paper – III : Essentials of Spoken and Presentation Skills - Level - I
Tamil – IV
English – IV
Paper – V : Chordata – II
Paper – VI : Major Practical – II : Chordata I & II Practical
Paper – II : Chemistry – II
Allied Chemistry Practical
Paper – IV : Essentials of Spoken and Presentation Skills - Level - II
BRANCH CODE : SAW
Paper – VII : Cell Biology and Molecular Biology
Paper – VIII : Genetics
Paper – IX : Animal Physiology & Biochemistry
Paper – X: Biostatistics & Computer Applications in Life Sciences
Paper – I : Sericulture & Apiculture
Value Education
Paper – XI : Environmental Biology & Evolution
Paper – XII : Developmental Biology & Immunology
Paper – XIII : Microbiology & Bio-technology
Paper – XIV : Major Practical-III : Cell Biology, Genetics, Animal
Physiology & Biochemistry
Paper – XV: Major Practical – IV: Environmental Biology, Microbiology,
Biotechnology & Development Biology
Paper – II : Medical Lab. Technique & Bio-instrumentation
Paper – III : Economic Entomology & Pest Management
65
CLA1A/ CLA1F
CLZ1L
TAE1A
TBASA
TNWAB
TSSEA
CLA2G/CLA2H
CLZ2L
TAE2A
TAE21
TBASB
SBAS1
SNA2M
TSSEB
CLA3C/ CLA3J
CLZ3M
TAE3A
SBADA
TSSEC
CLA4D/ CLA4K
CLZ4N
TAE4A
TAE41
SBADB
SBAD1
TSSED
ENV4A
TAE5A
TAE5B
TAE5C
TAE5D
TEEAD
VAE5Q
TAE6A
TAE6B
TAE6C
TAE61
TAE62
TEEAB
TEEAE
M.Sc. Mathematics (Branch code: MCF)
Core
Elective – I
Soft Skill
Core
Elective - II
Soft Skill
Core
Elective - III
Soft Skill
Core
Elective - IV
Elective - V
Soft Skill
Paper – I : Algebra – I
Paper – II : Real Analysis – I
Paper – III : Ordinary Differential Equations
Paper – IV : Graph Theory
Paper – V : Discrete Mathematics
Paper – I : Language and Communication
Paper – VII : Algebra – II
Paper – VIII : Real Analysis _ II
Paper – IX : Partial Differential Equations
Paper – X : Probability Theory
Paper – XI : Mathematical Programming
Paper –II : Essentials of Spoken and Presentation Skills
Paper – XIII : Summer Internship
Paper – XIV : Complex Analysis – I
Paper – XV : Topology
Paper – XVI : Operations Research
Paper – XVII : Mechanics
Paper – XVIII : Number Theory & Cryptography
Paper – III : Life and Managerial Skills
Paper – XX : Complex Analysis – II
Paper – XXI : Differential Geometry
Paper – XXII : Functional Analysis
Paper – XXIII : Mathematical Statistics
Paper – XXIV : Tensor Analysis & Relativity
Paper – IV : Computing Skills
66
MEF1A
MEF1B
MEF1C
MEF1D
MEFAB
PSSEA
MEF2A
MEF2B
MEF2C
MEF2D
MEFAF
PSSEB
PSSEQ
MEF3A
MEF3B
MEF3C
MEF3D
MEFAK
PSSEC
MEF4A
MEF4B
MEF4C
MEFAR
MEFAT
PSSED
M.COM – Branch Code: KDA
First Semester
Core
Elective
Core
Elective
Extra
Disciplinary
Elective
Paper I
Paper II
Paper III
Paper IV
Paper I
Softskill I
Paper V
Paper VI
Paper VII
Paper II
Paper I
Advanced Corporate Accounting & Accounting Standards
Financial Management
Organisational Behaviour
Managerial Economics
Accounting for Specialised Institutions
KDA1E
KDA1B
KDA1C
KDA1G
KDAEA
Second Semester
Advanced Cost & Management Accounting
Quantitative Techniques for Business Decisions
Marketing of Services
Income Tax Law & Practice
Total Quality Management
KDA2A
KDA2B
KDA2C
KDAEB
KDAXA
Third Semester
Research Methodology
Knowledge Management
Fundamentals of Information Technology
Accounting for Decision making
Indirect Taxes
Business Ethics, Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility
KDA3A
KDA3B
KDA3I
KDAAC
KDAAD
KDAXB
Fourth Semester
Management Information Systems
Investment Analysis & Portfolio Theory
Merchant Banking & Financial Services
Project plus Viva Voce
KDA4A
KDA4B
KDA4C
KDA4Q
Computerised Accounting
KDAAI
Softskill II
Internship
Core
Elective
Extra
Disciplinary
Elective
Paper VIII
Paper IX
Paper X
Paper III
Paper IV
Paper II
Softskill III
Core:
Elective
Paper XI
Paper XII
Paper XIII
Paper XIV
and XV
Paper V
Softskill IV
67
SOFT SKILLS COURSES OFFERED BY THE
UNIVERSITY OF MADRAS
The Courses on Soft Skills may be offered at the College/Institutional level in a
fixed time slot for all students. Students of all departments must be allowed to choose any
of the approved Soft Skill courses. All the courses will be offered in all semesters. If the
demand for a course is less than 20 (students) in a college/institution, the course
need not be offered.
A candidate shall not choose a course on Soft Skills closely related to his/her UG
degree programme. The Chairperson /Board of Studies will identify courses on Soft Skills
related to the major field of study (Example: A Computer Science student will not be
permitted to choose Soft Skill courses on computer skills).
1.
Essentials of Language and Communication - Level- I
2.
Essentials of Language and Communication - Level- II
3.
Essentials of Spoken and Presentation Skills - Level- I
4.
Essentials of Spoken and Presentation Skills - Level- II
5.
Technical Writing and Presentation
6.
Personality Enrichment Level – I
7.
Personality Enrichment Level – II
8.
Computing Skills - Level - I
9.
Computing Skills - Level – II
10. French - Level – I
11. French - Level – II
12. German - Level - I
13. German - Level - II
14. Quantitative Aptitude
15. Effective Presentation Skills for Physically Challenged* (Deaf) (Practical)
16. Skills in Communication for The Physically Challenged* (Deaf) (Practical)
17. Basic Writing Skills in Tamil for Physically Challenged* (Deaf) (Practical)
18. Technical Writing Skill for Physically Challenged* (Deaf)
*Papers prescribed specifically for hearing impaired students of UG and Five Year
Integrated Courses
68
S.I.V.E.T. COLLEGE
Gowrivakkam, Chennai – 600 073.
Fee Schedule for the Year 2016-2017 First Year Degree and Post Graduate Courses
S.
No
.
Type of Fees
B.Com
B.Sc.
Maths
B.Sc.
Physics
&B.Sc.
Chemistry
Allied
Maths
B.Sc.
Chemistry
Allied
Zoology
B.Sc.
Zoology
M.Sc.
Maths
&
M.Com.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
B.A.
History
and
Economics
B.Com
(C.S.)
Rs.
1.
Admission Fees
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2.
Registration Fees
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3.
Tuition Fees
-
-
-
-
-
-
750
4.
Science Fees Main
-
-
-
-
150
150
-
5.
Science Fees
Allied
-
-
-
180
-
180
-
6.
*Special Fees
224
224
224
224
224
224
224
7.
*University Fees
390
390
390
390
390
390
240
8.
National Service
Scheme
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
9.
Graduation Fees
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
10
Verification Fees
50
50
50
50
50
50
-
11
Flag Day
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
12
Youth Red Cross
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
13
Insurance
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
TOTAL
778
778
778
958
928
1108
1328
69
* UNIVERSITY FEES U.G.
* UNIVERSITY FEES P.G.
Rs.
* SPECIAL FEES
Rs.
1. General Reg. Fees
80 1. General Reg. Fees
2. Matriculation Fees
Rs.
100 1. Library
25
30 2. Development of
Infrastructural
30 2. Games
100
3. Development of
Infrastructural
30 3. Cultural and Youth
30 3. Union Tamil
Mandram
15
4. Cultural and Youth
30 4. Sports Fees
40 4. Stationery
50
5. Sports Fees
60 5. Library Fees
40 5. Calendar
6
6. Recognition Fees
100
7. Library Fees
60
TOTAL
TOTAL
* Fees “Subject to Revision”.
390
* Fees “Subject to Revision”.
240 6. Reading Room
5
7. Magazine
12
8. Audio-Visual
Education
4
9. Students - Aid Fund
3
10. Identity Card
2
11. Medical
2
TOTAL
70
224
S.I.V.E.T. COLLEGE
FEES FOR THE YEAR 2016-2017 II & III YEAR U.G. AND II YEAR P.G. COURSES
S.
No.
Type of Fees
1.
2.
Tuition Fees
Science Fees
Main
Science Fees
Allied
Special Fees
**
Youth Red
Cross
Stationery
Fees
Flag Day
Insurance
TOTAL
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
** Special Fees
II & III
B.A. His.
and
Econ.
II & III
B.Com.
(C.S.)
& B.Com.
II B.Sc.
Maths &
III B.Sc.
Maths
-
-
-
II B.Sc.
Physics,
Chemistry
&
Zoology
Rs. P.
150.00
Rs. P.
Rs. P.
Rs. P.
-
-
-
180.00
-
-
172.00
172.00
172.00
172.00
172.00
172.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
5.00
60.00
297.00
5.00
60.00
297.00
5.00
60.00
297.00
5.00
60.00
627.00
5.00
60.00
447.00
5.00
60.00
1047.00
Library
-
25.00
Games
-
100.00
Union
-
15.00
Calendar
-
6.00
Reading Room
-
5.00
Magazine
-
12.00
Audio Visual Edn.
-
4.00
Students Aid Fund
I.D. Card
-
3.00
2.00
TOTAL
-
71
172.00
III B.Sc.
Physics,
Chemistry
&
Zoology
Rs. P.
150.00
II M.Sc.
Maths
&
II M.Com.
Rs. P.
750.00
-
ACADEMIC SCHEDULE : ODD SEMESTER
U.G
P.G
Fresher
Others
Fresher
Commencement of Odd
Semester
02.07.2016
16.06.2016
Commencement of Cycle
Test – I
August 17,
2016
August 17,
2016
Commencement of Cycle
Test – II
October 05,
2016
October 05,
2016
Last Working Day
October 30,
2016
October 30,
2016
Others
16.06.2016
Commencement of
University Practical
Examination
Commencement of
University Theory
Examinations
ACADEMIC SCHEDULE : EVEN SEMESTER
U.G. & P.G
Commencement of Even Semester
November 27, 2016
Commencement of Cycle Test – I
February 01, 2017
Commencement of Cycle Test – II
March 09, 2017
Last Working Day
April 07, 2017
Commencement of University Practical
Examinations
Commencement of University Theory
Examinations
72
LIST OF RESTRICTED HOLIDAYS - 2016-2017
JUNE
7
TUESDAY
First Day of Ramzan
JULY
2
SATURDAY
Shab-e-Kheder
2
TUESDAY
Adi Perukku
17
WEDNESDAY
Rig Upakarma
19
FRIDAY
Gayathri Jebam
4
SUNDAY
Same Upakarma
12
MONDAY
Araba
13
TUESDAY
Onam
3
MONDAY
Hijira New Year
2
WEDNESDAY
All Souls Day
14
MONDAY
Gurunanak Jayanthi
24
THURSDAY
Christmas Eve
31
THURSDAY
New Year Eve
JANUARY
11
WEDNESDAY
Arudra Dharshan
FEBRUARY
10
FRIDAY
Thai Poosam
1
WEDNESDAY
Ash Wednesday
11
SATURDAY
Maasi Magam
13
THURSDAY
Maundy Thursday
AUGUST
2016
SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
2017
MARCH
APRIL
73
E-Mail id’s of Heads of the Department:
Parents may come forward to clarify or ask for any doubts regarding the academic performance,
behaviour and attendance of their wards through e mail ids given against each Department Head. The
usage of this technology is to ease the predicaments which parents face on an invite but their physical
presence is much more solicited.
Head & Name of the Department
E-Mail ID
Dr. A.Anbalagan,
[email protected]
Principal & Head, Department of History
Dr. M. M.Govind,
[email protected]
Head, Department of Physics
Dr. V. Kalyanaraman,
[email protected]
Head, Department of Zoology
Dr. V.Manjunatha Rao,
[email protected]
Head, Department of Commerce
Dr. R.Saravanan,
[email protected]
Head, Department of corporate secretaryship
Dr.M.Balasubramanian,
[email protected]
Head, Department of Chemistry
Dr. T. V.Sudharsanan,
[email protected]
Head, Department of Mathematics
Lt. S. Ravibalan,
[email protected]
Head , Department of English
Dr. T. Balasaravanan,
[email protected]
Head, Department of Economics
Dr.M. Nalini,
[email protected]
Head, Department of Tamil
74
JUNE 2016
DATE
DAY
1
WEDNESDAY
2
THURSDAY
3
FRIDAY
4
SATURDAY
5
SUNDAY
6
MONDAY
7
TUESDAY
8
WEDNESDAY
9
THURSDAY
10
FRIDAY
11
SATURDAY
12
SUNDAY
13
MONDAY
14
TUESDAY
15
WEDNESDAY
16
THURSDAY
17
FRIDAY
18
SATURDAY
DAY
ORDER
NO. OF
WORKING
DAYS
First Day of Ramzan(RH)
college reopens after the vacation.
I
1
II
2
19
SUNDAY
20
MONDAY
III
3
21
TUESDAY
IV
4
22
WEDNESDAY
V
5
23
THURSDAY
VI
6
24
FRIDAY
I
7
25
SATURDAY
26
SUNDAY
27
MONDAY
II
8
28
TUESDAY
III
9
29
WEDNESDAY
IV
10
30
THURSDAY
V
11
75
JULY 2016
DATE
DAY
1
FRIDAY
2
SATURDAY
3
SUNDAY
DAY
ORDER
NO. OF
WORKING
DAYS
VI
12
Shabe Khader(RH)
4
MONDAY
I
13
5
TUESDAY
II
14
6
WEDNESDAY
7
THURSDAY
8
FRIDAY
IV
16
9
SATURDAY
10
SUNDAY
Ramzan (Holiday)
11
MONDAY
V
17
12
TUESDAY
VI
18
13
WEDNESDAY
I
19
14
THURSDAY
II
20
15
FRIDAY
III
21
16
SATURDAY
17
SUNDAY
18
MONDAY
IV
22
19
TUESDAY
V
23
20
WEDNESDAY
VI
24
21
THURSDAY
I
25
22
FRIDAY
II
26
23
SATURDAY
24
SUNDAY
25
MONDAY
III
27
26
TUESDAY
IV
28
27
WEDNESDAY
V
29
28
THURSDAY
VI
30
I
31
II
32
29
FRIDAY
30
SATURDAY
31
SUNDAY
Working Day
76
AUGUST 2016
DATE
DAY
1
MONDAY
2
TUESDAY
3
4
DAY
ORDER
NO. OF
WORKING
DAYS
III
33
IV
34
WEDNESDAY
V
35
THURSDAY
VI
36
5
FRIDAY
I
37
6
SATURDAY
7
SUNDAY
Adi Perukku(RH)
8
MONDAY
II
38
9
TUESDAY
III
39
10
WEDNESDAY
IV
40
11
THURSDAY
V
41
VI
42
I
43
II
44
12
FRIDAY
13
SATURDAY
14
SUNDAY
15
MONDAY
16
TUESDAY
Varalaskhmi viratham
(InstitutionalHoliday)
Independence Day (Holiday)
17
WEDNESDAY
Rig Upakarma(RH)
18
THURSDAY
Avani Avittam (InstitutionalHoliday)
19
FRIDAY
Gayathri Jebam(RH)
20
SATURDAY
21
SUNDAY
22
MONDAY
CIA Test - I
III
45
23
TUESDAY
CIA Test - I
IV
46
24
WEDNESDAY
CIA Test - I
V
47
25
THURSDAY
Sri Krishna Jeyanthi (Holiday)
Gokulashtami
26
FRIDAY
CIA Test - I
VI
48
27
SATURDAY
CIA Test - I
I
49
28
SUNDAY
29
MONDAY
II
50
30
TUESDAY
III
51
31
WEDNESDAY
IV
52
77
SEPTEMBER 2016
DAY
ORDER
NO. OF
WORKING
DAYS
THURSDAY
V
53
FRIDAY
VI
54
DATE
DAY
1
2
3
SATURDAY
4
SUNDAY
Sama Upakarma (RH)
5
MONDAY
Vinayakar chathurthi(Holiday)
6
TUESDAY
I
55
7
WEDNESDAY
II
56
8
THURSDAY
III
57
9
FRIDAY
IV
58
10
SATURDAY
V
59
11
SUNDAY
12
MONDAY
Arafa (RH)
13
TUESDAY
Bakrid (Holiday)
Onam (RH)
14
WEDNESDAY
VI
60
15
THURSDAY
I
61
16
FRIDAY
II
62
17
SATURDAY
III
63
18
SUNDAY
Working Day
19
MONDAY
IV
64
20
TUESDAY
V
65
21
WEDNESDAY
VI
66
22
THURSDAY
I
67
23
FRIDAY
II
68
24
SATURDAY
25
SUNDAY
26
MONDAY
III
69
27
TUESDAY
IV
70
28
WEDNESDAY
V
71
29
THURSDAY
VI
72
30
FRIDAY
Mahalaya Amavasai(Institutional Holiday)
78
OCTOBER 2016
DAY
ORDER
NO. OF
WORKING
DAYS
I
73
CIA Test – II
II
74
CIA Test –II
III
75
THURSDAY
CIA Test – II
IV
76
FRIDAY
CIA Test – II
V
77
VI
78
DATE
DAY
1
SATURDAY
2
SUNDAY
Gandhi Jayanthi (Holiday)
3
MONDAY
Hijira New Year(RH)
CIA Test –II
4
TUESDAY
5
WEDNESDAY
6
7
8
SATURDAY
9
SUNDAY
10
MONDAY
Ayudha Pooja (Holiday)
11
TUESDAY
Vijaya Dasami (Holiday)
12
WEDNESDAY
Muharam (Holiday)
13
THURSDAY
14
FRIDAY
15
SATURDAY
Working Day
I
79
II
80
16
SUNDAY
17
MONDAY
III
81
18
TUESDAY
IV
82
19
WEDNESDAY
V
83
20
THURSDAY
VI
84
21
FRIDAY
I
85
22
SATURDAY
23
SUNDAY
24
MONDAY
II
86
25
TUESDAY
III
87
26
WEDNESDAY
IV
88
27
THURSDAY
V
89
28
FRIDAY
29
SATURDAY
Deepavali (Holiday)
30
SUNDAY
Kethara Gowri Viradham (Institutional Holiday)
31
MONDAY
Last Working Day for Semester I/III/V
VI
90
Deepavali Eve (Institutional Holiday)
79
NOVEMBER 2016
DATE
DAY
1
TUESDAY
2
WEDNESDAY
3
THURSDAY
4
FRIDAY
5
SATURDAY
6
SUNDAY
7
MONDAY
8
TUESDAY
9
WEDNESDAY
10
THURSDAY
11
FRIDAY
12
SATURDAY
13
SUNDAY
14
MONDAY
15
TUESDAY
16
WEDNESDAY
17
THURSDAY
18
FRIDAY
19
SATURDAY
20
SUNDAY
DAY
ORDER
NO. OF
WORKING
DAYS
All Souls Day(RH)
University Exam Begins
Gurunanak Jayanthi(RH)
21
MONDAY
22
TUESDAY
23
WEDNESDAY
24
THURSDAY
25
FRIDAY
College Reopens after semester Vacation
I
1
26
SATURDAY
Working Day
II
2
27
SUNDAY
28
MONDAY
III
3
29
TUESDAY
IV
4
30
WEDNESDAY
V
5
80
DECEMBER 2016
DATE
DAY
DAY
ORDER
NO. OF
WORKING
DAYS
1
THURSDAY
VI
6
I
7
II
8
2
FRIDAY
3
SATURDAY
4
SUNDAY
Working Day
5
MONDAY
III
9
6
TUESDAY
IV
10
7
WEDNESDAY
V
11
8
THURSDAY
VI
12
9
FRIDAY
I
13
10
SATURDAY
11
SUNDAY
II
14
12
MONDAY
13
TUESDAY
Karthigai Deepam (Institutional Holiday)
Milad –un – nabi (Holiday)
14
WEDNESDAY
15
THURSDAY
III
15
16
FRIDAY
IV
16
17
SATURDAY
V
17
18
SUNDAY
19
MONDAY
Working Day
University valuation Begins
20
TUESDAY
21
WEDNESDAY
22
THURSDAY
23
FRIDAY
24
SATURDAY
Christmas eve (RH)
25
SUNDAY
Christmas ( Holiday)
26
MONDAY
27
TUESDAY
28
WEDNESDAY
29
THURSDAY
30
FRIDAY
31
SATURDAY
New Year Eve(RH)
81
JANUARY 2017
DAY
ORDER
NO. OF
WORKING
DAYS
VI
18
I
19
II
20
THURSDAY
III
21
FRIDAY
IV
22
V
23
VI
24
DATE
DAY
1
SUNDAY
New Year Day (Holiday)
2
MONDAY
College reopens after University valuation
3
TUESDAY
4
WEDNESDAY
5
6
7
SATURDAY
Working Day
8
SUNDAY
Vaikunda Ekadasi (Institutional Holiday)
9
MONDAY
10
TUESDAY
11
WEDNESDAY
12
THURSDAY
13
FRIDAY
Bogi(Institutional Holiday)
14
SATURDAY
Pongal (Holiday)
15
SUNDAY
Thiruvalluvar Day (Holiday)
16
MONDAY
Uzhavar Thirunal (Holiday)
Arudra Dharshan(RH)
I
25
II
26
III
27
17
TUESDAY
IV
28
18
WEDNESDAY
V
29
19
THURSDAY
VI
30
20
FRIDAY
21
SATURDAY
Working Day
I
31
II
32
22
SUNDAY
23
MONDAY
III
33
24
TUESDAY
IV
34
25
WEDNESDAY
V
35
26
THURSDAY
VI
36
I
37
27
FRIDAY
28
SATURDAY
29
SUNDAY
Republic Day ( Holiday)
Working Day
30
MONDAY
II
38
31
TUESDAY
III
39
82
FEBRUARY 2017
DATE
DAY
DAY
ORDER
NO. OF
WORKING
DAYS
1
WEDNESDAY
IV
40
2
THURSDAY
V
41
3
FRIDAY
VI
42
4
SATURDAY
I
43
5
SUNDAY
6
MONDAY
CIA Test – I
7
TUESDAY
CIA Test – I
II
44
8
WEDNESDAY
CIA Test –I
III
45
9
THURSDAY
CIA Test – I
IV
46
10
FRIDAY
Thaipoosam (RH)
V
47
11
SATURDAY
Working Day
VI
48
12
SUNDAY
13
MONDAY
I
49
14
TUESDAY
II
50
15
WEDNESDAY
III
51
16
THURSDAY
IV
52
17
FRIDAY
18
SATURDAY
19
SUNDAY
Working Day
V
53
VI
54
20
MONDAY
I
55
21
TUESDAY
II
56
22
WEDNESDAY
III
57
23
THURSDAY
IV
58
24
FRIDAY
Mahasivarathri (Institutional Holiday)
25
SATURDAY
Working Day
V
59
26
SUNDAY
27
MONDAY
VI
60
28
TUESDAY
I
61
83
MARCH 2017
DAY
ORDER
NO. OF
WORKING
DAYS
II
62
THURSDAY
III
63
FRIDAY
IV
64
Working Day
V
65
VI
66
DATE
DAY
1
WEDNESDAY
2
3
4
SATURDAY
Ash Wednesday(RH)
5
SUNDAY
6
MONDAY
CIA Test – II
7
TUESDAY
CIA Test – II
I
67
8
WEDNESDAY
CIA Test – II
II
68
9
THURSDAY
CIA Test –II
III
69
10
FRIDAY
CIA Test - II
IV
70
11
SATURDAY
Masi Magam (RH)
Working Day
V
71
12
SUNDAY
13
MONDAY
VI
72
14
TUESDAY
I
73
15
WEDNESDAY
II
74
16
THURSDAY
III
75
17
FRIDAY
IV
76
18
SATURDAY
19
SUNDAY
20
MONDAY
V
77
21
TUESDAY
VI
78
22
WEDNESDAY
I
79
23
THURSDAY
II
80
24
FRIDAY
III
81
25
SATURDAY
IV
82
26
SUNDAY
27
MONDAY
V
83
VI
84
Working Day
28
TUESDAY
29
WEDNESDAY
30
THURSDAY
I
85
31
FRIDAY
II
86
Telugu New Yea r Day(Holiday)
84
APRIL 2017
DATE
DAY
1
SATURDAY
2
SUNDAY
3
MONDAY
4
TUESDAY
5
WEDNESDAY
6
THURSDAY
7
FRIDAY
8
SATURDAY
9
SUNDAY
DAY
ORDER
NO. OF
WORKING
DAYS
Working Day
III
87
University Examination Begins
IV
88
V
89
VI
90
Last Working Day for semester II/IV/VI
Mahavir Jayanthi(Holiday)
10
MONDAY
11
TUESDAY
12
WEDNESDAY
13
THURSDAY
Maundy Thursday(RH)
14
FRIDAY
Tamil New Year Day (Holiday)
Dr.Ambedkar Birthday
Good Friday(Holiday)
15
SATURDAY
16
SUNDAY
17
MONDAY
18
TUESDAY
19
WEDNESDAY
20
THURSDAY
21
FRIDAY
22
SATURDAY
23
SUNDAY
24
MONDAY
25
TUESDAY
26
WEDNESDAY
27
THURSDAY
28
FRIDAY
29
SATURDAY
30
SUNDAY
85
MAY 2017
DATE
DAY
1
MONDAY
2
TUESDAY
3
WEDNESDAY
4
THURSDAY
5
FRIDAY
6
SATURDAY
7
SUNDAY
8
MONDAY
9
TUESDAY
10
WEDNESDAY
11
THURSDAY
12
FRIDAY
13
SATURDAY
14
SUNDAY
15
MONDAY
16
TUESDAY
17
WEDNESDAY
18
THURSDAY
19
FRIDAY
20
SATURDAY
21
SUNDAY
22
MONDAY
23
TUESDAY
24
WEDNESDAY
25
THURSDAY
26
FRIDAY
27
SATURDAY
28
SUNDAY
29
MONDAY
30
TUESDAY
31
WEDNESDAY
DAY
ORDER
86
NO. OF
WORKING
DAYS
Notes
87
Notes
88
Notes
89
90
VI
V
IV
III
II
I
Hour
Days
1
2
3
TIME TABLE (SEMESTER I / III / V)
BREAK
4
5
91
VI
V
IV
III
II
I
Hour
Days
1
2
3
TIME TABLE (SEMESTER II / IV/ VI)
BREAK
4
5

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