TAMIL NADU VETERINARY AND ANIMAL SCIENCES

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TAMIL NADU VETERINARY AND
ANIMAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY
ACADEMIC RULES AND REGULATIONS –
UNDERGRADUATE AND POSTGRADUATE DEGREE
PROGRAMMES
AND
ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-16
Compiled by
Prof. Dr. P. SRIRAM, Ph.D.,
Professor and Head, Education Cell,
Madras Veterinary College
Dr. H. PRABHAVATHY, M.V.Sc.,
Assistant Professor,
O/o The Registrar, TANUVAS
Prof. Dr. S. BALASUBRAMANIAN, Ph.D, Post Doc (Canada)
Controller of Examinations,
TANUVAS
2015
Prof. Dr. S. THILAGAR, M.V.Sc., Ph.D., FISVS,
Vice-Chancellor,
Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, Madhavaram Milk Colony,
Chennai 600 051, India
Phone: +91-44-25551574 (Direct); +91-44-25551586/1587
Fax: +91-44-25551576
E-mail: [email protected]
FOREWORD
Welcome to the Academic Year 2015-2016. Together, we can make this
the most successful year of yours.
TANUVAS is a multicultural community that values and respects its
members. We take pride in the fact that our faculty, staff, and students come
from various backgrounds and all parts of the world, and we welcome their
diverse perspectives and contributions. It is our policy to provide a working
and learning environment in which faculty, staff, and students are able to
realize their full potential as productive members of the farming community.
TANUVAS affirms its commitment to equal opportunity in education for all
qualified individuals regardless of race, religion, colour, national origin, gender,
age, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, applicable veteran status, or
any other characteristic protected as applicable by state or local law. Further,
TANUVAS is committed to taking affirmative action to increase opportunities
at all levels of education and to increase opportunities for participation in
programs and activities by all faculty, staff, and students. Every member of the
TANUVAS community: faculty, staff, and student, is expected to cooperate fully
in meeting these goals.
“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to
think critically. Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education”
- Martin Luther King, Jr.
Each person’s education is an individual journey and we realize and
understand that your particular educational journey through TANUVAS
Community and its constituent college may encounter unforeseen challenges
that delay or divert your goal of obtaining a degree, certificate, or diploma. We
pledge to do everything possible to help you navigate those challenges in order
to successfully complete your chosen program of study and for a seamless
transition either into the workforce or on to a higher education institution.
We have our own new buildings, more modern classrooms, innovative
technologies and business partnerships that allow students to work closely
with industry professionals through our extramural exchange programs or
through individual program practices. These opportunities allow you to hone
your skills for successful transition from the classroom to the workforce.
The Academic calendar is a comprehensive guide to all undergraduate,
postgraduate programs and courses available at TANUVAS. It outlines all the
academic programs and resources, policies, procedures, and student services
in effect at the time of publication. It serves as a primary source of information
for graduate students, faculty, and administration. Prospective students and
others can also use these sections to gain an understanding of the university –
its history, its campus setting, its campus life, etc., – as a whole. The programs
described in this bulletin are applicable to those students who have entered
Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences (TANUVAS) in the academic year
2015-2016. Students follow the programs described in the bulletin in effect
at the time of their first registration. Changes in programs and policies often
occur before a new bulletin is published. The education cell is the student’s
major department and is the best source for current curriculum information.
Each student is responsible for knowing the material furnished in this booklet.
Updates are also listed on www.tanuvas.ac.in. The Dean’s office can also
refer students to the appropriate administrative office for current policies and
procedures.
Finally remember
“Success is a science; if you have the conditions, you get the result”
- Oscar Wilde
Best wishes
Prof. Dr.S.Thilagar
Vice-Chancellor
Note: The University reserves the right to change during the academic year the services
and procedures set forth in this booklet without prior notice.
Student’s Profile
1.
Name of the student
:
2.
Father’s Name
:
3.
Mother’s Name
:
4.
Local Guardian’s Name
:
5.
Address of the Parents /
Guardian with phone /
mobile no. and email id,
if available
:
6.
Course and Batch
:
7.
ID.No.
:
8.
College
:
9.
Hosteller / Day Scholar
:
10. Blood Group
:
11. Identification Marks
:
Photo of the
student
1.
2.
12. Name and official
address of the Student
Counsellor
:
13. Email id
:
of the Student
of the Student Counsellor
14. Mobile number
:
of the Student
of the Student Counsellor
15. Signature of the student
:
Signature of the ward Counsellor or Student Counsellor
With Name and Designation
INDEX
Title
Page No.
Introduction
1
List of the University Officers
5
List of Government Holidays - 2015-16
7
Teaching Faculty at the Constituent Colleges
10
TANUVAS Academic Rules and Regulations
25
FEE STRUCTURE
28
B.V.Sc., & AH Degree Programme
35
B.Tech. Degree Programmes
40
Postgraduate Programmes
43
Scholarships for UG and PG
54
Medals and Prizes for UG and PG
56
Library Rules
64
Hostel Rules
66
Anti Ragging Measures
74
List of courses offered in B.V.Sc., & AH Degree
Programme
87
List of courses offered in B.Tech Degree
Programmes
90
List of courses offered in M.V.Sc., and Ph.D.
Degree Programme
99
List of courses offered for M.Tech.
(Food Technology)
119
List of courses offered for Ph.D.
(Food Technology)
120
Academic Calendar for the Year 2015-16
122
TAMIL NADU VETERINARY AND ANIMAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY
Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (TANUVAS),
the first of its kind in India, was established in the year 1989. TANUVAS, in
its 25th year of existence and excellence, celebrated its Silver Jubilee in the
year 2014. TANUVAS continues to strive in ensuring excellence in education,
research and extension in the fields of veterinary, animal and food sciences.
Recognizing the unequivocal contributions of TANUVAS to growth and
development of livestock, poultry and food sectors, the Indian Council
of Agricultural Research has showered it with the coveted Sardar Patel
Outstanding ICAR Institution Award 2011 in the year 2012, a distinction
no other Veterinary University in the country has received, which stands
as a testimony to the excellence and accomplishments of TANUVAS in
education, research and extension activities of livestock and poultry sectors
concerned. Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University has been
able to attain a unique status amongst the top 50 universities bagging 36th
rank at national level and 3rd rank at state level. Furthermore, TANUVAS is in
the 5th position in teaching, learning and resources at National level and first
in the state. Among the 12 State Veterinary and Animal Sciences universities
in India, TANUVAS is ranked number one.
TANUVAS has six constituent colleges as below:
1. Madras Veterinary College (Chennai);
2. Veterinary College and Research Institute (Namakkal);
3. Veterinary College and Research Institute (Orathanadu, Thanjavur);
4. Veterinary College and Research Institute (Tirunelveli);
5. College of Food and Dairy Technology (Koduvalli, Chennai); and
6. College of Poultry Production and Management (Hosur).
TANUVAS also has seven Research Stations, 20 Veterinary University
Training and Research Centres, three Krishi Vigyan Kendras, three Farmers’
Training Centres, 11 Research Laboratories, two Ethno-Veterinary Herbal
Training and Research Centres and one Agricultural Technology Information
Centre, spread across the State to take care of research and extension needs
of the livestock and poultry sectors.
Academic Rules and Regulations – Undergraduate and Postgraduate Degree Programmes & Academic Calendar 2015-16
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MADRAS VETERINARY COLLEGE
Madras Veterinary College (MVC), established in 1903, initially
offered Diploma Course (Graduate of Madras Veterinary College - GMVC)
in veterinary medicine. MVC has the unique privilege of being the first
Veterinary College in the country to be affiliated to a University (University
of Madras) for the award of the degree of Bachelor of Veterinary Science
(BVSc) as early as 1936 and later MVC was recognized as a Centre for PG
Research to award MSc and PhD degrees. In 1976, it became a constituent
college of TNAU and remained with it till 1989 when TANUVAS was formed.
This historically famous college celebrated its centenary year in 2003. Apart
from BVSc and AH, MVSc (in 22 disciplines) and PhD (in 20 disciplines)
degree programmes, MSc and MPhil in Biotechnology, MBA in Food and
Livestock Business Management and PG Diploma courses in Bio-informatics,
Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosis and Companion Animal Practice are also
offered in this college.
VETERINARY COLLEGE AND RESEARCH INSTITUTES – (Three colleges)
VETERINARY COLLEGE AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE (Namakkal)
Veterinary college at Namakkal is the second veterinary college
started on 14.06.1985 as a constituent college of Tamil Nadu Agricultural
University, Coimbatore. Later it became a constituent college of the
Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University on 20.09.1989. On
10.05.1990, the college moved to its own premises, an extensive and scenic
campus of 500.18 acres at Ladduvadi village, seven k.m. south to Namakkal
town on the way to Mohanur with one Academic block and Multipurpose
building. Now, the college campus is having three academic blocks, one
clinical block, meat science and quality control laboratory, one administrative
block, library with computer centre, physical education complex, staff and
students cafeteria, students co-operative stores, staff quarters, vehicle
shed, livestock and poultry farm complex, Animal Feed Analysis and Quality
Assurance Laboratory (AFAQAL) and hostel buildings. The college has been
accredited by the ICAR, New Delhi in the year 2001. The “Udyog Excellence
Award” to the institution was awarded for the outstanding achievement
through economic and social development, by the International Institute of
Education and Management, New Delhi. ICAR and TANUVAS best teachers’
awards were awarded for the staff members of this institute. ISO 9001:
2
2000 certification was awarded to this institute from the year 2004- 2006.
The silver jubilee year of the institute was celebrated during 2009-10. Silver
jubilee memorial pillar was erected and the foundation stone was laid for the
silver jubilee memorial building in commemoration of the silver jubilee year.
Apart from BVSc & AH degree course, MVSc and PhD degree courses are
offered in this college. At present 23 departments are offering postgraduate
programme. To cater the needs of teaching, seven fully furnished class
rooms are functioning in this college. Six are located in the main campus
and one is in the teaching Veterinary Hospital campus at Namakkal town.
Fully furnished class rooms are available with LCD projector, audio visual
aids like slide projector, over head projector, public address system etc.
VC &RI, TIRUNELVELI
Veterinary College and Research Institute, Tirunelveli was
established as a third constituent college of TANUVAS, at Ramayanpatti
in Tirunelveli, with a total area of 139.21 acres of land. After getting the
VCI approval in 2012, 40 students are being admitted every year for B.V.Sc.
& A.H. curriculum from the academic year 2012-13 and 60 students from
2015-16 onwards. Separate hostel facilities are available with a warden
and three deputy wardens. Separate departments of Veterinary Anatomy,
Veterinary Physiology and Biochemistry, Animal Genetics, Animal Nutrition,
Livestock Production and Management, Instructional Livestock Farm
Complex and Teaching Veterinary Clinical Complex, Veterinary Microbiology,
Veterinary Parasitology, Veterinary Pathology, Veterinary Pharmacology
and Toxicology, Veterinary Public health, Livestock Products Technology,
Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Extension, Veterinary Clinical Medicine,
Veterinary Surgery and Radiology, Veterinary Gynaecology and Obstetrics
have been established. VC &RI, ORATHANADU
Veterinary College and Research Institute, Thanjavur was
established as a fourth constituent college of TANUVAS at Orathanadu
in a total area of 206.96 acres. After getting the VCI approval in 2012,
40 students are being admitted every year for B.V.Sc. & A.H. curriculum
from the academic year 2012-13 and 60 students from 2015-16 onwards.
Separate hostel facilities are available with a warden and three deputy
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wardens. Facilities have been provided for indoor and outdoor games,
computer centre with Wi-Fi connectivity, reading room, TV hall, washing
machine and water heater for the benefit of hostel inmates. Separate
National Service Scheme (NSS) unit and Red ribbon club unit is functioning
at VCRI, Orathanadu since October 2014. A computer centre has been
established to provide internet services for the benefit of students and staff.
Computers in various departments are connected with LAN. Students are
given free hands on training in Computer Applications. The College Library
was established from the inception of the college. Books pertaining to UG
curriculum are available in the library. Journals, Magazines and newspapers
are available in the library. Facilities such as photo copying and internet
browsing are available for student’s use.
COLLEGE OF FOOD AND DAIRY TECHNOLOGY
College of Food and Dairy Technology, Koduvalli, Chennai was
established in 1992, with the objective of preserving and processing
surplus milk and food items of animal and vegetable origin. BTech (Food
Technology), BTech (Dairy Technology), MTech (Food Technology) and PhD
(Food Technology) courses are offered at this College.
COLLEGE OF POULTRY PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT
College of Poultry Production and Management was started in
2012 (as Institute of Poultry Production and Management and renamed
as College of Poultry Production and Management in 2013) at Hosur,
Krishnagiri District to offer academic programmes in poultry production
and management and to undertake research and extension in the field of
poultry husbandry. BTech (Poultry Production Technology) degree course is
being offered at this College.
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LIST OF THE UNIVERSITY OFFICERS
University
Officers
Name
Phone Numbers
E-mail ID
Vice Chancellor
Dr.S.THILAGAR
Tamil Nadu Veterinary and
Animal Sciences University, Madhavaram Milk Colony,
Phone: +9144-25551574
(Direct); +91-4425551586/1587
thilagar.s@tanuvas.
ac.in
Registrar
Dr.T.J.HARIKRISHNAN
Phone: +91-4425551584 (Direct); +9144-25551586/1587
harikrishnan.t.j@
tanuvas.ac.in
Controller of
Examinations
Dr.S.BALASUBRAMANIAN
Office (Dir): 91-4425550541
Mobile:9840256126
balasubramanian.s@
tanuvas.ac.in
Dean,
Madras
Veterinary
College
Dr. C.BALACHANDRAN
Madras Veterinary College
Vepery, Chennai - 600007
Phone Dir: 91-4425360506
balachandran.c@
tanuvas.ac.in
Dean,
Faculty of
Basic Sciences
Dr. K.KUMANAN
Dean
Faculty of Basic Sciences
Phone Dir: 91-4425389198
Mobile: 9444789267
kumanan.k@tanuvas.
ac.in
Dean,
Veterinary
College and
Research
Institute,
Namakkal
Dr.L.GUNASEELAN
Veterinary College and
Research Institute, Namakkal
Phone Dir : 91-4286266469
gunaseelan.@tanuvas.
ac.in
Dean,
Veterinary
College and
Research
Institute,
Orathanadu
Dr.K.N.SELVAKUMAR
Research Institute,
Orathanadu
Phone Dir : 91-4372234011
Mobile: 9444718818
selvakumar.k.n@
tanuvas.ac.in
Dean,
Veterinary
College and
Research
Institute,
Tirunelveli
Dr.M.THIRUNAVUKKARASU
Research Institute,
Tirunelveli
Office- 91-462-2336345
Mobile – 9884589123
drthiruarasu@tanuvas.
ac.in
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Dean, Faculty of Food
Sciences
Dr.D.BASKARAN
Faculty of Food Sciences,
College of Food & Dairy
Technology,
Koduvalli, Chennai -600052
Phone:9144-27680218
Mobile: 91-9444076179
baskaran.d@tanuvas.
ac.in
Dean,
College
of Poultry
Production and
Management
Dr.B.MURUGANANDAN
College of Poultry Production
and Management
Hosur
Phone : 914342288420
Mobile: 91-9443557579
deancppm@tanuvas.
org.in
Director
Center for
Animal Health
Studies
Dr.P.I.GANESAN
Director
Center for Animal Health
Studies, Tamil Nadu
Veterinary and Animal
Sciences University, Madhavaram Milk Colony,
Phone : 9144-25555151
Mobile:9444100792
Director Extension
Education
Dr.N.K.SUDEEPKUMAR
Director Extension Education
Phone : 9144-25551579
Mobile:9444071073
Director Distance
Education
Dr.S.A.ASOKAN
Director Distance Education
Animal Sciences University, Anna salai, Nandanam
Phone : 9144-24320411
Mobile:9884065177
Director of
Research
Dr.M.BABU
Director of Research
Phone : 9144-25551583
[email protected]
Director
Centre for
Animal
Production
Studies
Dr.V.RAMESH
SARAVANAKUAMAR
Director
Centre for Animal Production
Studies
Phone : 9144-25555386
Rameshsaravanakuma.v
@tanuvas.ac.in
Director of
Clinics
Dr.R.JAYAPRAKASH
Director of Clinics
Madras Veterinary College,
Chennai
Phone: 9144-25381366
Jayaprakash.r@
tanuvas.ac.in
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ganesan.p.i@tanuvas.
ac.in
sudeepkumar.n.k@
tanuvas.ac.in
asokan.s.a@tanuvas.
ac.in
LIST OF GOVERNMENT HOLIDAYS - 2015-16
DAY
DATE
HOLIDAYS
SATURDAY
18.7.2015
RAMZAN
SATURDAY
15.8.2015
INDEPENDENCE DAY
SATURDAY
5.9.2015
KRISHNA JAYANTHI
THURSDAY
17.9.2015
VINAYAGAR SATURTHI
THURSDAY
24.9.2015
BAKRID
FRIDAY
2.10.2015
GANDHI JAYANTHI
WEDNESDAY
21.10.2015
AYUDHA POOJA
THURSDAY
22.10.2015
VIJAYADASAMI
FRIDAY
23.10.2015
MUHARRAM
TUESDAY
10.11.2015
DEEPAVALLI
WEDNESDAY
23.12.2015
MILADI NABI
FRIDAY
25.12.2015
CHRISTMAS
FRIDAY
1.1.2016
NEW YEAR
FRIDAY
15.1.2016
PONGAL
SATURDAY
16.1.2016
THIRUVALLUVAR DAY
SUNDAY
17.1.2016
UZHAVAR THIRUNAL
TUESDAY
26.1.2016
REPUBLIC DAY
FRIDAY
25.3.2016
GOOD FRIDAY
FRIDAY
8.4.2016
TELUGU NEW YEAR
THURSDAY
14.4.2016
TAMIL NEW YEAR /
DR.AMBEDKAR BIRTH DAY
TUESDAY
19.4.2016
MAHAVEER JAYANTHI
SUNDAY
1.5.2016
MAY DAY
WEDNESDAY
6.7.2016
RAMZAN
MONDAY
15.8.2016
INDEPENDENCE DAY
THURSDAY
25.8.2016
KRISHNA JAYANTHI
MONDAY
5.9.2016
VINAYAGAR SATURTHI
TUESDAY
13.9.2016
BAKRID
SUNDAY
2.10.2016
GANDHI JAYANTHI
MONDAY
10.10.2016
AYUDHA POOJA
TUESDAY
11.10.2016
VIJAYA DASAMI
WEDNESDAY
12.10.2016
MUHARRAM
SATURDAY
29.10.2016
DEEPAVALLI
SATURDAY
12.12.2016
MILADI NABI
FRIDAY
25.12.2016
CHRISTMAS
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Dr. C.Balachandran
9444550993
044-25304000
Dr. S. N. Sivaselvam
9444791825
Dr. P. Sriram
9840983994
Vice-President,
Students’
Association
HoD, Education
Cell / Academic
Coordinator
MVC, Chennai
Name of
University
Officers
Officer
Dr.P.Selvaraj
94421 90993
Dr.L.Gunaseelan
92823 35399
04286-266469 /
91/92/93
VCRI, Namakkal
2012-13 batch
Dr.O.R.Sathyamoorthy
9444424823
2013-14 batch
Dr.A.Mohamed Safiullah
9443826115
2014-15 batch
Dr.J.Selvaraj
9443919037
2015-16 batch
Dr.S.Balakrishnan
9486931191
Dr.K.N.Selvakumar
9444718818
04372-234011 / 12 / 13
VCRI, Orathanadu
Dr.B.Murugan
9444217792
B.Tech (DT) 2014-2015
Dr.K.Gnanalakshmi
9445199034
B.Tech (DT) 2015-2016
Dr.B.Murugan
9444217792
B.Tech (FT)-2012-2013
Er.G.Sujatha
9994247990
B.Tech (FT)-2013-2014
Dr.R.Marx Nirmal
9994430825
B.Tech (FT)-2014-2015
Dr.A.Karthiayani
9952340320
B.Tech (FT)-2015-2016
Dr.P.Selvan
9790813709
PG
Dr.T.R.Pugazhenthi
9444509309
Dr.P.S.L.Sesh
9840563107
2012-13 Batch
Dr.R.Prakash Krupakaran
09940808408
2013-14 Batch
Dr.M.Chellapandian
09442329003
2014-15 Batch
Dr.J.Johnson Rajeswar
09442383378
2015-16 Batch
Dr.A.Jagadeeswaran
09443251330
Dr.D.Baskaran
9444076179
044-27680217/18
CFDT, Koduvalli
Dr.R.Ramprabhu
9443482675
Dr.M.Thirunavukkarasu
9884589123
0462-2336344/45
VCRI, Tirunelveli
IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS
2012-13 Batch
Dr.S.Bakyaraj
9751116035
2013-14 Batch
Dr.K.Rajendra Kumar
9842588617
2014-15 Batch
Dr.A.Ashok
9841559725
2015-16 Batch
Dr.J.Ramesh
9486240357
Dr.B.Muruganandan
9443557579
04344689005
CPPM, Hosur
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Dr. T.A.Kannan
9841565079
Dr. R. Karunakaran
9445339057
Dr. C.S.Arunaman
9444552644
Dr. T. Sarath
8098852349
Dr. A. Velavan
9600131992
Dr. B. Gowri
8939433007
Dr. C. Vennila
9443870110
Mr. L. Rajendran
94444154980
Dr. K. Shanthi
9940236763
Dr. G. Senthilkumar
9444019476
Dr. N. Kumaravelu
9941324188
Dr. R. Ramani
9841516415
Dr. R. Balamurugan
7401079209
Deputy
Wardens
Librarian
Physical
Director
NSS Programme
Officers
NCC Officer
MVC, Chennai
Warden
Officer
-
Dr. K.Devipriya
99655 03060
Dr. P.Vasan
(Sports Secretary)
94421 24777
09444424823
Dr.V.Ranganathan
9965779664
Dr.S.Arunkumar
(Sports Secretary)
9444767220
Dr.T.Lakshmi Prasanth
9677114864
Dr.V.Ramakrishnan
9789654869
Dr.M.Murugan
9444042046
Dr.V.Ramakrishnan
9789654869
-
-
Dr.P.Selvan
9790813709
-
Thiru.M.Abdul Reiyas
9840057062
Dr.S.Kopperundevi
8903936399
Dr.S.Kavitha
9444084552
Ms.M.Renukadevi
9043615878
Dr.B.Karthikeyan
9600589945
Dr.K.Gnanalaksshmi
9445199034
Tmt.S.K.Mathanghi
9941625003
Dr.M.S.Murugan
9489950555
Dr.V.Ramakrishnan
9789654869
Dr.K.Nalini
9894398840
Dr.V.Boopathi
8754896887
Dr.H.Puskin Raj
9994293330
Dr.M.Sasikala
9486067886
Dr. D.Kannan
94432 75492
Dr. C.Pandiyan
9443582717
Dr. S.Saravanan
94442 19316
Dr.S.Jayachitra
90035 59068
Tmt,M.
SithiJagannara
Dr.D.Baskaran
9176076179
CFDT, Koduvalli
Dr.S.C.Edwin
09443208264
VCRI, Tirunelveli
Dr.B.Samuel Masilamoni
Ronald
09884080856
VCRI, Orathanadu
Dr. G. Ponnudurai
9443941531
VCRI, Namakkal
-
-
Dr.C.Senthamil Pandian
(Sports Secretary)
9047917731
Dr.S.Santhosh Kumar
9659490520
Dr.P.Thirunavukkarasu
9790067179
Dr.R.Jyothi Priya
9962416206
Dr. P. Shamsudeen
9486242799
CPPM, Hosur
TEACHING FACULTY AT THE CONSTITUENT COLLEGES
Madras Veterinary College, Chennai
Name of the
department
Education Cell
Agronomy
Animal
Biotechnology
Animal Genetics
and Breeding
Animal
Husbandry
Economics
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Name of Faculty
Designation
Dr. P. Sriram
Professor and Head
Dr. L. Kalaiselvi
Assistant Professor
Dr. V. Sujatha
Assistant Professor
Dr. V.M.Sankaran
Professor and Head
Dr. C.Vennila
Assistant Professor
Dr. A.Palanisammi
Professor and Head
Dr. M.Parthiban
Professor
Dr. K.Vijayarani
Professor
Dr. A.Raja
Professor
Dr. T.M.A.Senthil Kumar
Professor
Dr. S.Meignanalakshmi
Associate Professor
Dr. S.Rathnapraba
Assistant Professor
Dr. V.S.Vadivoo
Assistant Professor
Dr. D.Reena
Assistant Professor
Dr. S.N. Sivaselvam
Professor and Head
Dr. M.N. Sundararaman
Professor
Dr. A. Subramanian
Professor
Dr. S.M.K. Karthickeyan
Professor
Dr. D. Cauveri
Assistant Professor
Dr. A. Gopinathan
Assistant Professor
Dr. S. Selvam
Professor and Head
Dr. A. Serma Saravana
Pandian
Assistant Professor
Dr. B. Jaya Varathan
Assistant Professor
Animal
Husbandry
Statistics and
Computer
Applications
Dr. S. Selvam
Dr. G. Kathiravan
Dr. P. Thirunavukkarasu
Dr. V.Balakrishnan
Dr. K.Viswanathan
Dr. R.Karunakaran
Dr. C. Bandeswaran
Animal Nutrition Dr. A.Bharathidhasan
Dr. J. Ramesh
Dr. R.Balamurugan
Dr.Gunasekaran, S
Dr.Murugeswari, R
Dr. C. Veerapandian
Veterinary
Dr. K. Kulasekar
Gynaecology and
Dr. N. Arunmozhi
Obstetrics
Dr. S. Rangasamy
Bioinformatics
Dr.P.Kumarasamy
Centre and Aris
Cell
Dr.S.Vairamuthu
Centralised
Clinical
Dr.S.Subapriya
Laboratory
Dr.N.R.Senthil
Centralised
Dr.S.Ramesh
Instrumentation
Laboratory
Centre for
Dr. B. Justin William
Stem Cell
Dr. A. Mangalagowri
Research and
Dr. T.A.Kannan
Regenerative
Medicine
Professor and Head
Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Professor
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Professor and Head
Professor
Professor
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Clinics
Livestock
Products
Technology
(Dairy Science)
Library Science
Livestock
Business and
Management
Livestock
Production
Management
12
Dr.Cecilia Joseph
Dr. B. Nagarajan
Dr. Mohamed Safiuzama
Dr. Mala Shammi
Dr. P. Sridevi
Dr. K. Jeyaraja
Dr. B. Gowri
Dr. D. Chandrasekaran
Dr. T. Sarath
Dr. M. Gokulakrishnan
Dr. C. Jayanthy
Dr. J. Umamageswari
Dr. C.S. Arunaman
Dr. T. Ramasamy
Dr. M.G. Mohamed Ali
Dr.C.Naresh Kumar
Dr.B.Dhanalakshmi
Dr.R.Palani Dorai
Dr.V.Veerapandian
Dr.Rita Narayanan
Dr.G.M.Sivakumar
Dr. L. Rajendran
Dr. G. Senthil Kumar
Professor and Head
Professor
Professor
Professor
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Professor
Professor
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Librarian
Assistant Professor
Dr. T. Sivakumar
Dr.Thanga. Thamil Vanan
Dr.S.Meenakshi Sundram
Dr.N.Kumaravelu
Dr.A.Thennarasu
Dr.A.Yasotha
Professor and Head
Professor
Professor
Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Livestock
Products
Technology
(Meat Science)
Poultry Science
Resident
Veterinary
Services Section
Veterinary
Anatomy
Veterinary
and Animal
Husbandry
Extension
Education
Dr. Robinson J.J. Abraham
Dr. K.Dushyanthan
Dr. V. Appa Rao
Dr. R. Narendra Babu
Dr. S. Ezhilvelan
Dr. R.Ramani
Dr. Vasanthi Suresh
Dr.D.Thyagarajan
Dr.G.Srinivasan
Dr. S.Nagarajan
Dr.P.Kanagaraju
Dr. N.Karthikeyan
Dr.S.Baegan
Dr. R. Suresh Kumar
Dr. H.Vijayakumar
Dr.Geetha Ramesh
Dr.S.Ushakumary
Dr.Sabiha Hayath Basha
Dr. S. Venkatesan
Dr.P.Mathialagan
Dr.P.Thilakar
Dr.N.Vimal Rajkumar
Dr. M.S.Kannadhasan
Dr. V. Pandiyan
Dr.K.Loganathasamy
Veterinary
Biochemistry
Dr.T.Satheesh Kumar
Dr.K.Padmanath
Dr.S.Prathaban
Dr. A.P.Nambi
Dr. M.Chandrasekar
Veterinary
Dr.G.R.Baranidharan
Clinical Medicine
Dr. M.Balagangadhara
Thilagar
Dr. D.Sumathi
Professor and Head
Professor
Professor
Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and RVO
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Professor
Professor
Associate Professor
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
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Veterinary
Microbiology
Veterinary
Parasitology
Veterinary
Pathology
Veterinary
Pharmacology
and Toxicology
Veterinary
Physiology
Veterinary
Preventive
Medicine
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Dr. J. John Kirubaharan
Dr. A. Thangavelu
Dr. A. Srithar
Dr.G.Balakrishnan
Dr. S. Suresh Kannan
Dr. M. Vidhya
Dr. S.Rajalakshmi alias
Radabai
Dr.Bhaskaran Ravi Latha
Dr.S.Gomathinayagam
Dr.A.Sangaran
Dr.C.Soundararajan
Dr.S.T.Bino Sundar
Dr.R.Edith
Dr.K.T.Kavitha
Dr.P.Azhagianambi
Dr. R. Sridhar
Dr. G.V.Sudhakar Rao
Dr.S.Hemalatha
Dr. N. Jayanthi
Dr. K. Nagarajan
Dr. M. Thangapandiyan
Dr.K.V.Venkateswaran
Dr.S.P.Preetha
Dr.N.Muniappan
Dr.M.R.Srinivasan
Dr.V.S. Gomathy
Dr.V.Leela
Dr. S.Eswari
Dr.G.Suganya
Dr.P.S.Thirunavukkarasu
Dr. M.Vijaya Bharathi
Dr.T.Devi
Professor & Head
Professor
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Professor
Professor
Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Professor
Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Veterinary Public Dr. M. Sekar
Health and
Dr. M. Asokkumar
Epidemiology
Dr. K. Porteen
Dr. Ravi Sundar George
Dr.S.Ayyappan
Veterinary
Dr.L.Nagarajan
Surgery and
Dr.C.Ramani
Radiology
Dr.R.Sivashankar
Dr. Velavan
Dr.M.G.Jayathangaraj
Dr.M.Palanivelrajan
Wild Life
Sciences
Dr.K.Senthilkumar
Dr.A.Prathipa
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Professor
Professor
Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Veterinary College and Research Institute, Namakkal
Name of the
department
Instructional
Livestock Farm
Complex
Animal
Husbandry
Economics
Animal
Husbandry
Statistics and
Computer
Applications
Veterinary
Anatomy and
Histology
Veterinary
Biochemistry
Name of Faculty
Designation
Dr. S.Ramakrishnan
Dr. K.R.Pushpanathan
Dr. K.Chinnamani
Dr. R. Sakthivadivu
Dr. M.Prabu
Dr.D.Anandha Prakash Singh
Dr. V.Senthilkumar
Dr. K.Sivakumar
Dr. R.Chitra
Dr. A.Kalaikannan
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Dr. K.Balasundaram
Dr.S.Jayachitra
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Dr. R.Ravi
Professor and Head
Dr. T.Sathya Bama
Dr. K.Devipriya
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
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Lab Animal
Medicine
Animal Genetics
and Breeding
Dr. D.Kannan
Associate Professor
Dr. N. Murali
Professor and Head
Dr. R.Saravanan
Assistant Professor
Dr. P.Gopu
Assistant Professor
Dr. M.Malarmathi
Assistant Professor
Dr. M.R.Purushothaman
Professor and Head
Dr. P.Vasan
Professor
Animal Nutrition Dr. P.Vasanthakumar
Veterinary
Gynaecology
and Obstetrics
Clinics
Dairy Science
Livestock
Production and
Management
Meat Science
and Technology
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Professor
Dr. S. Senthilkumar
Assistant Professor
Dr.C.Kathirvelan
Assistant Professor
Dr. R.Ezakial Napolean
Professor and Head
Dr. R.Anil Kumar
Professor
Dr. S. Manokaran
Assistant Professor
Dr. M. Selvaraj
Professor and Head
Dr. M.Palanisamy
Associate Professor
Dr. K.Ravikumar
Assistant Professor
Dr. A.Kumaresan
Assistant Professor
Dr. P.Vikrama Chakravarthy
Assistant Professor
Dr. A. Elango
Professor and Head
Dr. C.Pandiyan
Associate Professor
Dr. N.Karthikeyan
Assistant Professor
Dr. K.Sivakumar
Professor and Head
Dr. V.Ramesh
Professor
Dr. S.Sureshkumar
Associate Professor
Dr. D. Santhi
Assistant Professor
Dr. V. Chandirasekaran
Assistant Professor
Dr. P.Sivakumar
Assistant Professor
Poultry Science
Veterinary
and Animal
Husbandry
Extension
Veterinary
Clinical
Medicine,
Ethics and
Jurisprudence
Veterinary
Epidemiology
and Preventive
Medicine
Veterinary
Microbiology
Centralised
Research Lab
Veterinary
Parasitology
Veterinary
Pathology
Dr.K.Mani
Dr. R.Amutha
Dr. K.Rajendran
Dr. T.Vasantha Kumar
Dr. N.Narmatha
Dr. M.Moorthy
Dr. K.M.Sakthivel
Dr. V.Uma
Dr. D.Thirunavukkarasu
Dr. M.Jothilakshmi
Dr. G. Vijayakumar
Dr. E. Venkatesakumar
Dr. K.K.Ponnuswamy
Dr.S.Sivaraman
Professor and Head
Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Dr. K.M. Palanivel
Dr. G. Selvaraju
Dr. M.Geetha
Dr. S.Saravanan
Dr. K.Sukumar
Dr. P.Suresh
Dr.M.Arthanari Eswaran
Dr. K.Thangavel
Dr. G.Kalaiselvi
Professor and Head
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Dr. G.Ponnudurai
Dr. N.Rani
Dr.P.Anbarasi
Dr. R.Velusamy
Dr. A.Balasubramaniam
Dr. A.Arulmozhi
Dr. R.Madheswaran
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
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Veterinary
Pharmacology
and Toxicology
Veterinary
Physiology
Dr.S.Murugesan
Professor and Head
Dr. A.Arivuchelvan
Assistant Professor
Dr. M.J.Raja
Assistant Professor
Dr. P.Mekala
Assistant Professor
Dr. R. Yogeswari
Assistant Professor
Dr.P.Selvaraj
Professor and Head
Dr. P.Visha
Assistant Professor
Dr. V.Thavasiappan
Assistant Professor
Veterinary
Surgery and
Radiology
Dr. S.Dharmaceelan
Professor and Head
Dr. S.Senthilkumar
Assistant Professor
Dr.K.Jayakumar
Assistant Professor
Dr. K.Ramya
Asst. Professor
Library
Tmt M. Sithi Jagannara
Assistant Librarian
Veterinary College and Research Institute, Tirunelveli
Name of the
department
Veterinary
Anatomy
Veterinary
Physiology and
Biochemistry
Veterinary
Pharmacology
and Toxicology
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Name of Faculty
Designation
Dr.S.Muthukrishnan
Professor and Head
Dr.S.Rajathi
Assistant Professor
Dr. A.V Genesis inigo
Assistant Professor
Dr. S.A. Sivakumar
Assistant Professor
Dr.R.Prakash krupakaran
Professor and Head
Dr.M.Sundara Vinayaki
Assistant Professor
Dr.T.Lakshmi Prasanth
Assistant Professor
Dr.K.Ramesh
Assistant Professor
Dr.A.Jagadeeswaran
Professor and Head
Dr.V.Sureshkumar
Assistant Professor
Dr.K.Kanagarajadurai
Assistant Professor
Veterinary
Parasitology
Veterinary
Microbiology
Veterinary
Pathology
Dr.T.Anna
Professor and Head
Dr.A.Meenakshisundaram
Associate Professor
Dr.J.Johnson Rajeswar
Professor and Head
Dr.S.Malmarugan
Associate Professor
Dr.S.Parthiban
Assistant Professor
Dr.M.S.Murugan
Assistant Professor
Dr.N.Pazhanivel
Professor and Head
Dr.R.Thangathurai
Associate Professor
Dr.K.Gopal
Assistant Professor
Dr.V.Kumar
Assistant Professor
Dr.T.Mohanapriya
Assistant Professor
Veterinary Public Dr.S.Suresh Kannan
Health and
Dr.A.Sundar
Epidemiology
Dr.S.Rajagunalan
Dr.M.Chellapandian
Animal Nutrition Dr.N.Arulnathan
Animal Genetics
and Breeding
Livestock
Production
Management
Livestock
Products
Technology
Asso. Prof. and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Dr.D.Thirumeignanam
Assistant Professor
Dr.K.Thilak Pon Jawahar
Professor and Head
Dr.R.Selvam
Assistant Professor
Dr.M.Seevagan
Assistant Professor
Dr.M.Murugan
Professor and Head
Dr.S.Vasanthakumar
Assistant Professor
Dr.M.Boopathy Raja
Assistant Professor
Dr.G.Kumaresan
Professor and Head
Dr.M.Murugan
Associate Professor
Dr.M.Sutha
Assistant Professor
Dr.A.Poorani
Assistant Professor
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Dr.T.Sathiamoorthy
Professor and Head
Dr.U.Lakshmikantan
Assistant Professor
Dr.A.Ganesan
Assistant Professor
Dr.M.Murugan
Assistant Professor
Dr.S.Kathirvel
Dr.A.R.Ninu
Assistant Professor
Dr.D.Vishnugurubarn
Assistant Professor
Dr.S.Kokila
Assistant Professor
Dr.R.Ramprabhu
Professor and Head
Dr.P.A.Enbavelan
Veterinary
Clinical Medicine Dr.P.K.Ramkumar
Assistant Professor
Veterinary
Gynaecology
and Obstetrics
Veterinary
Surgery and
Radiology
Veterinary
and Animal
Husbandry
Extension
Education
Teaching
Veterinary
Clinical Complex
(TVCC)
Instructional
Livestock Farm
Complex (ILFC)
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Assistant Professor
Dr.K.Mohanambal
Assistant Professor
Dr.C.Manivannan
Professor and Head
Dr.S.Senthilkumar
Assistant Professor
Dr.M.Vinothini
Assistant Professor
Dr.S.Karthikeyan
Assistant Professor
Dr.A.V.Gensis Inigo
Assistant Professor
Dr.M.Shiju Simon
Assistant Professor
Dr.Chhavi Gupta
Assistant Professor
Dr.S.C.Edwin
Professor and Head
Dr.R.Selvakkumar
Assistant Professor
Dr.S.Ganesh Kumar
Assistant Professor
Dr.K.Nalini
Assistant Professor
Dr.P.Anuradha
Assistant Professor
Dr.D.Gandhimathi
Assistant Professor
Veterinary College and Research Institute, Orathanadu
Name of the
department
Name of Faculty
Dr.V.Jeichitra
Animal Genetics Dr.A.S.Selvaramesh
and Breeding
Dr.B.Balasundaram
Dr.K.Jagadeesan
Dr.B.Mohan
Dr.M.Ramachandran
Animal Nutrition
Dr.R.Suresh
Dr.K.Ayyappan
Veterinary
Dr.S.Paramasivan
Anatomy
Dr.S.Sivagnanam
Livestock
Dr.R.Arumugam
Production and Dr.V.Boopathi
Management
Dr.R.Richard Churchil
Dr.P.Silambarasan
Instructional
Mr.D.Senthilkumar
Livestock Farm
Dr.M.Palanivel
Complex
Dr.R.Nithiaselvi
Dr.P.Vijayakumar
Dr.S.Jayachandran
Dr.S.Namagiri Lakshmi
Veterinary
Physiology and
Dr.T.C.Balamurugan
Bio-Chemistry
Dr.Guru D.V.Pandiyan
Dr.S. Murugavel
Dr.S.Sathesh Kumar
Dr.M.Saravanan
Teaching
Veterinary
Dr.H.Pushkin Raj
Clinical Complex Dr.M.Ranjith Kumar
Dr.K.Kannan
Designation
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
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Veterinary
Parasitology
Veterinary
Pathology
Veterinary
Microbiology
Veterinary
Public Health &
Epidemiology
Dr.N.Jeyathilakan
Dr.S.Arunkumar
Dr.B.Dhivya
Dr.J.Selvaraj
Dr.D.Basheer Ahamad
Dr.M.Sasikala
Dr.N.Babu Prasath
Dr.B.Samuel Masilamoni
Ronald
Dr.M.Ananda Chitra
Dr.P.Ponnuasamy
Dr.R.Manickam
Dr.S.Balakrishnan
Professor and Head
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Associate Professor
and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Associate Professor
Veterinary
and Animal
Husbandry
Extension
Education
Dr.B.Puvarajan
Dr.M.Dhanalakshmi
Dr.A.Sangeetha
Dr.R.Annal Villi
Dr.Ayyavoo Preamnath
Manoharan
Dr.M.Anna Anandh
Dr.R.Rajarajan
Dr.A.Mohamed Safiullah
Dr.K.M.Sakthivel
Dr.K.P.Saravanan
Dr.V.Sasikala
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Veterinary
Pharmacology
and Toxicology
Dr.V.Ranganathan
Dr.P.Sankar
Dr.P.Senthilkumar
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Livestock
Products
Technology
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Dr.A.Vijayarajan
Dr.V.Prabakaran
Veterinary
Gynaecology and Dr.P.Jayaganthan
Obstetrics
Dr.A.Sivakumar
Dr.S.Raja
Dr.A.Arun Prasad
Veterinary
Surgery and
Dr.M.Vijayakumar
Radiology
Dr.P.Tamilmahan
Dr.S.Kavitha
Dr.S.Krishnakumar
Veterinary
Dr.K.Jayalakshmi
Medicine
Dr.S.Yogeshpriya
Dr.R.Ravi
Library Science
M.Renukadevi
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Librarian
College of Food and Dairy Technology, Koduvalli
Name of the
department
Name of Faculty
Dr.D.Ramasamy
Dr.T.R.Pugazhenthi
Food Science and
Dr.K.Gnanalaksshmi
Technology
Dr.B.Karthikeyan
Dr.R.MarxNirmal
Dr.J.Jerish Joyner
Dr.A.Karthiayani
Er.G.Sujatha
Er.G.Velayutham
Food Engineering
Tmt.S.K.Mathanghi
I.Manikkavasagan
D.Ramasamy
M.Esther Magdalene Sharon
Designation
Professor and Head
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
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Dr.B.Murugan
Food & Industrial
Dr.P.Selvan
Microbiology
Dr.P.Geetha
Food Chemistry Tmt.K.Sudha
and Nutrition
Thiru.M.AbdulReiyas
Food Trade
and Business
N.Karpoora Sundara Pandian
Management
V.Nithyalakshmi
Professor and Head
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
College of Poultry Production and Management, Hosur
Name of the Faculty
Dr.P.Shamsudeen
Dr.A.Ashok
Dr.J.Ramesh
Er.V.Perasiriyan
Dr.G.Raj Manohar
Dr.M.Anandhi
Dr.C.Senthamil Pandian
Dr.S.Bakyaraj
Dr.P.Thirunavukkarasu
Dr.D.Ilaya Bharathi
Dr.S.Santhosh Kumar
Dr.R.Jyothi Priya
Dr.K.Rajendra Kumar
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Designation
Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
Assistant Professor
TANUVAS ACADEMIC RULES AND REGULATIONS
In exercise of powers conferred under Section 48(2) of the Tamil
Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University Act 42 of 1989 (TANUVAS Act
42 of 1989) and clause 56 of the Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences
University Statutes, the First Vice-Chancellor of Tamil Nadu Veterinary and
Animal Sciences University, hereby made the following rules for proper
functioning of the University in consultation with the Government of Tamil
Nadu.
These rules are subject to modifications from time to time by the
Vice-Chancellor/Authorities of the University/State Government, subject
to the provision that the rules are not inconsistent with the Tamil Nadu
Veterinary and Animal Sciences University Act, Statutes and Regulations.
System of Education (Under-Graduate)
The pattern of instruction in the University shall be the semester
system for BVSc & AH, BTech (Food Technology), BTech (Poultry Production
Technology) and BTech (Dairy Technology) degree course. Evaluation
shall be semester examination for technology courses and Annual Board
Examination for BVSc & AH, as per for VCI Regulations. The students will be
governed by the Regulations which were in force at the time of admission
till they are on the roll of the college.
The Academic Regulations applicable to various batches of U.G.
and P.G. are given in Regulations in clauses 31(a), 31(aa), 31(b) and 31(c).
The details of the system of education, Registration, Course credit, Study
load for semester, Attendance requirements, Eligibility to move to next
year, Registration in the subsequent semester, Re-registration, Graduation
requirements, Transfer of credit, Minimum GPA, Advisory Committee,
Permissible credit load, Programme of study, Qualifying examination, Topic
of Research, Matters related to examination, Revaluation, All India study
tour, Clinical / Farm training / Intensive training and evaluation, Thesis
submission and evaluation for PG approval and declaration of results,
Classification of successful candidates, Award of degree etc. are to be
referred in the Regulations, applicable to the relevant batch.
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System of Education (Post-Graduate)
The system of education is as prescribed in the Regulations for MVSc,
MTech (FT), PhD (Veterinary and Animal Sciences), PhD (Food Technology),
MPhil in Biotechnology, MSc in Bioinformatics, MSc in Biostatistics, MBA in
Food and Livestock Business Management, PG Diploma in Bioinformatics, PG
Diploma in Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosis and PG Diploma in Companion
Animal Practice. The system of education is as detailed below:
MVSc / MTech / MBA / PhD
The pattern of instruction and evaluation is the semester course
credit system. An enrolled student should complete the course and research
credits prescribed from time to time and shall have to earn a minimum
Overall Grade Point Average (OGPA) of 6.5 out of 10.0 in order to earn a
Post Graduate (MVSc / MTech / MBA / PhD degree).
MPhil in Biotechnology
The duration of course is one year comprising of two semesters.
The pattern of instruction and evaluation is the semester course credit
system. An enrolled student should complete the course work, seminar and
dissertation credits prescribed from time to time, carry out research project
in the area of Biotechnology and submit a project report for evaluation
before the end of the second semester. To earn the MPhil in Biotechnology,
a student shall have to secure a minimum Overall Grade Point Average
(OGPA) of 6.5 out of 10.0.
MSc in Bioinformatics and MSc in Biostatistics
The pattern of instruction and evaluation is the semester course
credit system of two year duration. An enrolled student should complete
the course and research credits prescribed from time to time and shall have
to earn a minimum Overall Grade Point Average (OGPA) of 6.5.of 10.0 in
order to earn MSc (Bioinformatics / Biostatistics) course.
PG Diploma in Bioinformatics
The duration of course is one year comprising of two semesters. The
pattern of instruction and evaluation is the semester system. An enrolled
student should complete the course work, seminar and dissertation credits
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prescribed from time to time, carry out dissertation project in the area of
bioinformatics and submit a project report for evaluation before the end of
the second semester.
PG Diploma in Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosis/ Companion Animal
Practice
The duration of the courses is one year comprising of two
semesters. The pattern of instruction and evaluation is the semester course
credit system. An enrolled student should complete the course work and
dissertation credits prescribed from time to time, carry out research project
in the area of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosis/ Companion Animal Practice/
and submit a project report for evaluation before the end of the second
semester.
Registration
(a) Undergraduate: The students including new entrants shall
register the requisite courses in the beginning of each
semester within seven working days, the first two working
days without fine and the remaining five working days with
a fine of Rs.100/-.The attendance will however be reckoned
from the day the instruction commences as per the academic
calendar (i.e.second day of registration week) first semester first working day.
(b) Postgraduate: Each candidate shall register at the beginning of
each semester within two working days from the date notified
for registration. Late registration is permissible with the late
registration fee of Rs.100/- for another period of 11 working
days.
Fees
As per Statutes 38 (c) of the University, the fixation payment and
receipt of the University fees shall be determined as and when necessary
by the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Academic Council.
The fee structure for Undergraduate and Postgraduate programmes are as
below:
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FEE STRUCTURE FOR UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMMES
[BVSc& AH – 9 Semesters and six months Internship; BTech (Food
Technology), BTech (Poultry Production Technology) and BTech
(Dairy Technology) – 8 Semesters including Industrial training]
S.
No.
Semester(s) in Rs.
Particulars
I
II, IV, VI &
VIII
III, V, VII
and IX#
Internship
X
1.
Tuition Fees*
4000
4000
4000
4000
2.
Examination Fees
i) Internal / Practical
ii) Final Examination
2000
1000
2000
1000
2000
1000
2000
-
College Magazine
200
200
200
-
University Calendar
50
-
50
-
Library Fees
200
200
200
-
Sports, Games charges
100
100
100
-
Computer charges
200
200
200
-
Lab. contingency fund
500
500
500
-
Registration, enrollment
fees
100
-
-
-
Admission fees
200
-
-
-
Syllabus
100
-
-
-
Identity Card
100
-
-
-
Career Counseling
charges
20
20
20
-
Transport charges
100
100
100
-
Day Scholar amenity
100
-
100
-
Lab Fund **
1000
-
-
-
Students Association
400
-
400
-
Alumni Association
50
-
50
-
350
-
350
-
3.
4.
Special Fees
Other charges
Student accident
medical
relief fund
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Certificate Verification
Charges
50
-
-
-
Degree Certificate
charges
400
-
-
-
Co-operative Society
fees (Membership fee
Rs.10/- share capital
Rs.15/- and trade
deposit Rs.100/-***)
125
-
-
-
Library Caution Deposit
***
250
-
-
-
Transcript Card /
Blazer Charges
1500
-
-
-
Total
13095
8320
9270
6000
*
SC//ST/Differently abled candidates and first graduates of Tamil Nadu are
exempted from paying tuition fees
** Non-refundable *** Refundable
Note: For VIII semester of B.Tech (FT)/B.Tech (PPT) and B.Tech (DT), fees payable
is similar to that of X semester of BVSc &A.H.
#
Students of BVSc &A.H have to pay Rs.400/- and Rs.100/- in addition to
the above fees towards clinical examination fee during VII, VIII and IX
semesters.
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FEE STRUCTURE FOR POSTGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMMES
[MVSc / MTech / MSc / MBA – 4 Semesters, PhD – 6 Semesters,
PG Diploma in Bio-informatics / Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosis /
Companion Animal Practice - 2 Semesters]
S.
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Particulars
Tuition Fees
Examination Fees
Special Fees
(i) College Magazine
(ii) University Calendar
5000
5000
II, IV, VI
(for each
semester)
5000
5000
III & V
(for each
semester)
5000
5000
200
50
200
-
200
50
500
100
500
2000
-
500
100
500
2000
100
100
-
200
100
350
-
-
-
2000
15300
2000
16200
I
(iii) Library Fees
500
(iv) Sports, Games charges
100
(v) Computer charges
500
(vi) Laboratory contingency fund
2000
(vii) Registration, Enrolment fees
300
(viii) Admission fees
300
(ix) Syllabus
100
(x) Identity Card
100
(xi) Transport charges
100
(xii) Day Scholar amenity
100
Other charges
(i) Students Association
200
(ii) Alumni Association
100
(iii) Personal accident insurance fee
350
(iv) Transcript card/degree certificate
400
charges
(v) Co-operative Society fees:
125
(Membership fee Rs.10/-, share Capital
Rs.15/- and Trade deposit Rs.100/-*)
(vi) Lab fund
2000
(vii) Library Caution deposit*
500
Total
18025
* Refundable
The student who enrolls for MBA (Food and Livestock Business Management) shall be required to
pay the above prescribed fee and an additional fee of Rs.25,000/- per semester.
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FEE STRUCTURE FOR MPhil (Biotechnology) – Two semesters
Sl.
No.
1
2
3
4
Particulars
Tuition fees
Examination fees
Special Fees
1. Students Association fees
2. Subscription to College Magazine
3. University Calendar
4. Library fees
5. Sports, Games charges
6. Computer charges
7. Laboratory Contingency Fund
8. Personal Accident Insurance Fees
9.Registration Enrollment fee
10.Admission fee
11.Syllabus
12.Transcript Card/Degree Certificate
charges
13.Co-operative Society fees
14.Transport charges
15.Days Scholar Amenity
16.TANUVAS Alumni Association
Laboratory Fees
Total
SEMESTER (in Rs.)
I
II
7,500
7,500
2,500
2,500
200
100
50
150
50
150
750
350
200
300
100
200
100
150
50
150
750
-
125
100
100
100
12,375
25,400
14,050
25,250
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Fee Structure for PG Diploma in Bioinformatics
S.
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Particulars
Tuition fee
Examination fee
Special fee
Other Charges
Library Caution Deposit
Personal Accident
Insurance Fees
Total
First Semester
(in Rs.)
10,000
1,000
1,850
2,075
500
350
Second Semester
(in Rs.)
10,000
1,000
1,200
-
15,775
12,200
OTHER FEES
S.
Items
No.
1. Original and Duplicate Conduct Certificate and Transfer
Certificate
2. Re-totalling, Re-registration
3. Migration Certificate
4. Duplicate Transcript Cards
5. Provisional Certificate
6. Duplicate Provisional Certificate
7. Duplicate Report Cards (each)
8. Duplicate Degree Certificate (plus a search fee of
Rs.15/- per year from the year of passing till date)
9. Fees for condonation of shortage of attendance to
write the University Examination for each subject /
course
10. Attestation of certificates for admission in foreign
countries
11. Re-valuation
12. Convocation fees –In Person
In absentia
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Fee
100.00
200.00
100.00
200.00
100.00
200.00
50.00
300.00
250.00
200.00
500.00
500.00
750.00
Hostel Fees
S.
No
Particulars
1.
2.
Lodging fee per head/Semester
Water and Electricity charges per
head/semester
3. General Fund/Semester
4. Medical charges/Annum
5. Miscellaneous hostel charges
(in each month if the mess is run
below one months duration )
6. Miscellaneous charges/Annum
7. Hostel Deposit (one time
payment)
8. Entrance Fee (annum)
9. Establishment Charges (Annual)
10. Application Fee (At Admission )
11. Registration Fee (At Admission)
Proposed fees (Rs.) payable
at
College
Hostel
500
Actual charges
30
15
-
30
-
As decided by
hostel Amenity
Committee
5000
10
-
20
200
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INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMIC FEE AND DEVELOPMENT FEE UNDER
NRI/WARDS OF NRI/NRI SPONSORED CATEGORIES
Details
Institutional
Economic Fee
Development
Charges
Total
Revised fees
Fees payable every year
BVSc&AH
First Year –US $ 5000 for
subsequent years – US $
5,000 per annum
For first year only
US $
9,500
US $
2,000
US $
11,500
B.Tech (Food
Technology)
US $ 14,500
US $ 2,000
US $ 16,500
For each extended year of
study, an additional fee of US $
3,000 p.a. will be charged.
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INSTITUTIONAL ECONOMIC FEE AND DEVELOPMENT FEE UNDER
NRI/FN CATEGORIES
Details
Institutional
Economic Fee
Development
Charges
Total
Revised fees
Fees payable every year
MVSC
First Year –US $ 5000 for
US $
subsequent years – US $
16,500
3,000 per annum
For first year only
US $
2,000
US $
18,500
Ph.D
US $ 13,500
US $ 2,000
US $ 15,500
For each extended year of
study, an additional fee of US $
3,000 p.a. will be charged.
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BVSc & AH Degree Programme
Internal Evaluation
1.
Examination week: An exclusive examination week may be scheduled
at the end of every semester and there shall not be any preparatory
holiday for Internal Evaluation. The days in which examinations
are conducted shall not be counted as working days. The theory
examination will be conducted during morning hours and the practical
examination during the last practical class of the semester.
2.
Maximum marks: The maximum marks for theory shall be 100.
3. Examination schedule: The Deans of the colleges in consultation with
each other draw the examination schedule and notify the same for
the conduct of Internal Evaluation.
4. Duration of Internal Evaluation: The duration of the theory and
practical examination shall be for three hours each separately.
5. Pattern of Internal Evaluation question paper:
(a) Internal theory examination
In a question paper, 60% of marks shall be for objective type (Part
A) and 40% shall be for subjective type (Part B). Each objective type
question shall carry only 0.5 marks.
(b)
Internal practical examination
a.Record
-
10 marks
b.Practical
-
30 marks
c.Viva-voce
-
10 marks
The practical mark obtained for 50 shall be converted to 100.
6. Attendance: The attendance eligibility applies only for Annual
Board Examination and not for Internal Evaluation. The attendance
particulars should be sent to the Head of Education cell / Co-ordinator
of the academic year as the case may be within 3 working days after
completion of each semester in the prescribed format. Mandatory
80% attendance eligibility should be checked for theory and practical
separately on the basis of cumulative attendance of all courses
grouped under a paper.
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Annual Board Examination (ABE)
1. General: The ABE shall be conducted at the end of each academic year
except in the fifth year, where the Board examination will be conducted
at the end of ninth semester.
2. Examination week: The practical examination shall be conducted after
completion of theory examination. The practical examination shall be
conducted during morning hours and the viva-voce shall be conducted
immediately after the completion of practical examination by batch
rotation. The University may be intimated and permission obtained if
any change in the schedule is required due to radical administrative
reasons.
3. Maximum marks: The maximum marks for theory and practical shall be
60 and 40 respectively.
4. Duration of ABE: The duration of the theory examination shall be 3
hours and practical shall be 3 hours.
5. Pattern of ABE question paper: The pattern of question paper for ABE
theory shall be as follows:
(1) (2)
The question paper for ABE shall have two parts viz. Part A
and Part B.
a)
Part A shall have objective type questions and each
question will carry 0.5 mark.
b)
Part B shall have subjective type questions.
The following shall be the distribution of marks for Annual
Board practical examination:
For (2+1)
a.
Record
-
5 marks
b.
Assignment -
c.
Practical
-
20 mark
d.
Viva-voce -
10 mark
5marks
The practical mark obtained for 40 shall be doubled and converted
to 20.
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6. Eligibility to write ABE:
(1) The student should have 80 per cent attendance on the basis of
cumulative attendance of all courses grouped under a paper for theory
and practical separately.
(2) He / she should have written Internal Examination both theory and
practical.
7. Absenting from ABE: If any student absents himself/herself from
ABE, it shall be treated as failure in the academic year. However, if a
student absents himself/herself from only two papers and whereas he
/ she clears remaining papers in an academic year, he / she may be
permitted for compartmental examination. The reasons for absence
should be genuine like health problem associated with hospitalization
and authenticated by doctor certificate, death of an imminent person
in the family etc. The Deans of the college concerned shall decide the
genuineness of the reason for absence and can prevent a student from
appearing for compartmental examination if the absence is due to
reasons which are not genuine.
8. Conduct of ABE:
a) No student shall be allowed to leave the examination hall during the
first 30 minutes after the commencement of examinations and no late
comer shall be permitted after 30 minutes.
b) No student shall be permitted to write the ABE without valid hall ticket
issued by the University / College.
c) No student shall be permitted to take communication devices such as
pagers, mobile phones, etc.inside the examination hall.Calculators shall
be permitted only when there is a need. Students should bring their
own pens and pencils.
d) No person other than those involved with examination should be
allowed to enter inside the examination hall for whatsoever be the
reason without the permission of the Hall Superintendent.
9. Unfair means during examinations: The phrase, “Use of unfair means”
includes possession of any information or material by the student,
talking to other students, copying from other students or from printed
or written material etc. The Invigilator, on finding the use of unfair
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means by any student may take the answer scripts of the student and
the material evidence, if any, and the explanation from the student.
The student may also be sent out of the examination hall immediately.
The penalty shall be as indicated below:
i
A student found using unfair means during the internal and annual
examinations shall be deemed to have failed in all the courses he/
she has registered in that academic year.
ii
The parent or the guardian of the concerned student shall be
informed of any punishment awarded to the student and the
reason there of.
10. Compartment Examination: A student failing in a maximum of
two papers only may be allowed once to appear in compartmental
examinations for those papers. Compartmental examinations shall
comprise of the external component of both theory and practical of the
failed papers, which shall constitute the 100% weightage and the marks
of internal examination shall not be considered for the evaluation of
compartmental examination.
11. Scrutiny of Grades, Answer books and Rectification of errors: The
student may apply to the Controller of Examination within three
working days after the announcement of the grades for scrutiny of
the totalling of marks in the annual examination (for both theory and
practical) or calculation of grade points obtained by his/her advancing
sufficient reasons for such a request. The fee for such scrutiny shall
be as decided by the University from time to time. Scrutiny means retotaling of marks and examination of unmarked questions if any.
12. Academic Status and Scholastic Deficiencies:
(1) Promotion or failure of a student in a year shall be decided on the basis
of aggregate marks of internal and annual board examinations.
(2) A student shall be promoted to next higher professional class only if
he/she has passed in all the papers of his/her class by obtaining atleast
50% marks in theory and practical separately (internal and annual
examinations combined).
(3) (3) A student should secure overall grade point average of 5.000 out
of 10.000 besides clearing successfully the internship, non-credit and
audit courses/programmes at the end of degree programme to be
eligible to get B.V.Sc & A.H degree.
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(4) Conditionally Allowed Promotion: A student may also be allowed
provisional promotion to next higher class till the declaration of the
result of the compartmental examination(s). However, this promotion
shall be subject to clearance in the compartmental examination(s)
of that/those paper(s) and shall be provisional. If the student fails in
the compartment examination(s), he/she shall stand automatically
reverted to the class from where he/she was allowed promotion.
(5) A student failing in the annual examination for three consecutive years
in a professional year of B.V.Sc & A.H. degree programme, shall be
finally dropped automatically from the University on account of poor
academic performance.
(6) In no case, a student shall be allowed to continue his/her B.V.Sc & A.H
studies beyond 8 academic years (16 semesters) in a veterinary college.
13. Requirements for bachelors degree:
(1) (1) A student-undergoing course of study leading to the award of
B.V.Sc &A.H. shall pass the course and complete the minimum number
of credit hours prescribed by obtaining a minimum OGPA of 5.000 in
the 10.000 point scale.
(2) Classification of successful candidates: The successful candidates after
completion of the graduation requirements who secured an OGPA of
5.000 or more in the 10.000 point scale shall be classified as under;
OGPA
Division or class
as per OGPA for
regular students
Division to be
Division or
awarded in case
class in case
of ‘Unsatisfactory’
of extended
performance in
prescribed period
Internship Evaluation
of study
8.00 & above
First Division with First Division
Distinction
First Division
7.000 to 7.999
First Division
Second Division
Second Division
6.000 to 6.999
Second Division
Pass
Pass
5.000 to 5.999
(USO.No.40215/
E1/2015,
F.No.18403/E1/2015
dt:15/12/2015)
Pass
Pass with extended Pass with
period of internship
extended
prescribed period
of study
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BTech (Food Technology), BTech (Poultry Production Technology)
and BTech (Food Technology) Degree Programmes
1. Each course of study comprises of four academic years including a
compulsory in-plant training of one semester duration undertaken
after completion of all credit hours.
2. A Semester comprises of 105 working days including internal evaluations
and excluding University semester examinations.
3. Internal evaluations are a series of examinations conducted for a course
in a semester at various time points.
4. University semester examination is an examination conducted at the
end of the semester by the University.
5. Class Committee consists of teachers of the class concerned, student
representative(s) and a chairperson who is not teaching the course.
6. Advisory System: To help the students in planning the course of study
and to advise them on the academic programme, a Head of department
nominated by the University shall attach certain number of students to
a teacher of any department who shall function as ward counsellor to
those students throughout their period of study. Such ward counsellor
shall advise and monitor the courses taken by the students; check
the attendance and progress of the students attached to him/her and
counsel them periodically
7. Class Committee: The Class Committee consists of teachers of class
concerned, student representatives and a chairperson who is not
teaching the class. This Committee shall be responsible for the overall
improvement of the teaching and learning process.
8. Registration: The conditions for registration for the first time in the
University, subsequent registration, late registration, payment of fees,
preparation of timetable, lecture and practical schedules shall be as
specified in TANUVAS Under-Graduate Regulations.
9. Residential Requirement
(1) The minimum duration shall be 8 semesters and maximum shall be 14
semesters.
(2) Temporary discontinuance: If a candidate intends to temporarily
discontinue the programme for valid reasons such as accident /
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hospitalization due to prolonged illness / ill health and to re-join the
programme in the later semesters, he/she shall apply to the Dean of
the College in advance.
(3) The minimum credit requirement for BTech (FT), BTech (PPT) and BTech
(DT) shall be 168, 180 and 168 credits, respectively.
(4) Permissible workload: The permissible workload for a semester shall
be 22 credits.
10. Attendance Requirement: The minimum attendance requirement for a
course shall be 80% separately in lecture and practical. The conditions
for students who fall short of this requirement shall be as specified in
TANUVAS Undergraduate Regulations - 2001 (wherein the word (ABE)
shall be replaced with University semester examination for B.Tech
students). The other conditions specified in TANUVAS Undergraduate
Regulations shall also apply for these programmes.
11. Evaluation / Examination:
(1) Internal evaluation: For all theory and practical courses, a continuous
assessment shall be applied for a maximum of 20 marks (consists of 15
marks for tests/experiments and 5 marks for attendance). For theory
the course teacher shall conduct three tests of one hour duration each
carrying 40 marks during various time points in a semester. The total
marks obtained in all the tests put together out of 120 shall be prepared
and reduced to 15 marks and rounded to nearest integer. For practical,
every practical exercise shall be evaluated based on the performance of
the same and records maintained and there shall be one mid-semester
test. The criteria for internal assessment marks for practical shall be
decided based on the recommendations of the Class Committee and
shall be announced at the beginning of each semester. The remaining 5
marks shall be awarded for attendance as given below:
80-85%
- 2 marks
86 – 90%
- 3 marks
91 – 95%
- 4 marks
96 – 100%
- 5 marks
(2) University semester examination: The University semester examination
for each theory and practical separately shall be for 80 marks. The
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guidelines for the conduct, evaluation of theory and practical papers,
question paper setting, moderation and such other items issued by
University from time to time shall be followed.
(3) Supplementary examination: There shall be no supplementary
examination for any internal evaluation or University semester
examinations for whatsoever reasons including medical reasons.
(4) In-plant training: The In-plant training component (0+25) will be
graded as satisfactory or unsatisfactory, and will not be counted for
OGPA, while the Training Report Evaluation component (0+5) will be
evaluated as follows and the marks obtained will be counted for OGPA:
S. No
1
2
3
4
5
Details
Record and work diary - In-Plant training Report and
day wise work done.
Written examinations about the in-plant training.
Mini Project undertaken during the in-plant training.
Presentation on a topic related to training undergone.
Viva-voice - Evaluation by the five member committee
about the in-plant training
Total
Marks
20
30
30
10
10
100
12. Graduation Requirement: The student shall satisfy the minimum
residential requirement of 8 semesters of study including compulsory
in-plant training for a duration of one semester.
13. Requirement for Degree: A Student shall be eligible for the award of
B.Tech (FT) / B.Tech (PPT) / B.Tech (DT) degree, when he/she has passed
the courses and completed the minimum number of credit hours
prescribed by obtaining a minimum OGPA of 5 in a 10 point scale. The
student should have completed NCC / NSS / NSO programmes.
14. Classification of Degree Awarded
(1) 8.01 and above - Pass with distinction – provided the student has passed
in all the courses in first time and within the minimum prescribed period
of study.
(2) 6.51 – 8.00 - Pass in first class – provided the student has secured a pass
within the minimum prescribed period of study.
(3) 5.00 to 6.50 - Pass in second class.
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POST-GRADUATE PROGRAMMES
1. A post-graduate degree course of M.V.Sc / M.Tech / M.Sc shall comprise
of a course of study consisting of curriculum and syllabus spread over a
minimum of two academic years including a compulsory thesis.
2. A post-graduate degree course of Ph.D shall comprise of a course of
study consisting of curriculum and syllabus spread over a minimum of
three academic years including a compulsory thesis.
3. Advisory system: The students shall be put under an advisory committee
and this committee is responsible for guiding the student in carrying
out his/her academic programme:
i. Composition: The advisory committee for Masters degree candidate
shall comprise of a total of three members including a Chairman. Out of
them, two members including the Chairman should be from the subject
in which the student is majoring and one member from the minor
subjects. The advisory committee for the Ph.D degree candidate shall
comprise of four members. Out of them, two members including the
Chairman should be from the subject in which the student is majoring
and two members from the minor/supporting subjects.
ii. Duties and responsibilities: The advisory committee shall guide the
student in the choice of courses in the minor and supporting subjects,
in the selection of research problem for thesis and in all other matters
relating to students academic activities. The advisory committee is also
responsible for fixing the programme of course work, research work,
evaluation of research credits, finalisation of thesis draft and conduct
of comprehensive qualifying and final viva-voce examinations.
4. Registration:
1. Attendance in respect of fresh students for the first semester shall
be reckoned from the first day of the commencement of registration.
However for the students who are registering late due to late admission,
attendance shall be reckoned from the date of their registration. The
registration will be done in person and failure to register for the first
semester before prescribed date shall result in forfeiture of admission.
2
Subsequent Registration: At the beginning of each semester there will
be registration for various courses listed under a subject. The students
shall have to register for the set of courses and /or research credits with
the guidance of the advisory committee.
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4. The payment of fees and other arrears due to the college, Department,
Hostel, Library, etc., shall precede the commencement of each semester.
The students shall be allowed to register for the semester only after
payment of fees and production of clearance certificates from hostel,
library and such other places.
5. The students including new entrants shall register the requisite courses
in the beginning of each semester within thirteen working days, the first
two working days without fine and the remaining eleven working days
with fine as decided by the University from time to time. The attendance
will however be reckoned from the day the instruction commences as
per the academic calendar (i.e. second day of registration week).except
for the first semester of the first year PG programme.
5. Residential requirement:
1. Duration: The minimum duration for the Masters programme shall be
four semesters and maximum shall be eight semesters. The minimum
duration for Ph.D programme shall be six semesters and maximum shall
be twelve semesters.
2. Temporary discontinuance: Temporary discontinuance is permitted
on extraordinary circumstances only after the student successfully
completes the comprehensive qualifying examination. No student
should temporarily discontinue the course without the prior permission
of the Dean of the college. He/She may be not allowed temporary
discontinuance after having put in 75% attendance. In such case, the
students have to be evaluated and the grade should be awarded by the
Advisory Committee at the time of temporary discontinuance. Students
who have discontinued temporarily may be permitted by the University
to rejoin within four semesters for Masters degree and six semesters
in case of Ph.D programme from the date of leaving the college. The
students should send permission letter for rejoining well in advance
through the Dean of the College concerned. However, the student
should complete his/her graduation requirement within the maximum
of 8 semesters in case of Masters degree and twelve semesters in
case of Ph.D from the date of first admission. Any student who fails
to complete graduation requirements within the maximum permissible
period is not entitled for obtaining the degree. When a student leaves
the College taking T.C. he/she shall not be eligible for readmission.
First year Post Graduate students who were selected as Veterinary
Assistant Surgeons are permitted to discontinue the course temporally
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before completion of comprehensive Qualifying Examination after
completing the course work as a special case.
3. Minimum credit requirement: The minimum credit requirement shall
be 60 and 75 for Masters and doctoral programme respectively excluding
non-credit compulsory courses for veterinary and animal sciences
programme. Whereas for M.Sc programme, the minimum credit
requirement shall be 55 excluding non-credit compulsory courses. The
minimum credit requirement for M.V.Sc / M.Sc in Biostatistics programme
shall be 61.This minimum limit can be exceeded by few credits at the
maximum of 4, but should not be lowered in any case. The increase
in credit is applicable only for course work. The distribution of credits
into major, minor, supporting, masters/ doctoral seminar and masters/
doctoral research is as follows. Under the supporting courses a course
on bio-statistics is compulsory for all postgraduate students except for
those majoring in Biostatistics. However, it need not be registered by
Doctoral students if they have studied the course in Masters degree.
PGS 601 LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SERVICES PGS 602 TECHNICAL
SKILLS WRITING AND COMMUNICATIONS, PGS 603(e-course) PGS 603INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND ITS MANAGEMENT IN AGRICULTURE PGS
606-(e-course) DISASTER MANAGEMENT are non-credit compulsory
courses to be registered by all masters students (only the above four
have been mentioned) in ICAR common Academic Regulations for
Veterinary faculty.
Course work
Major
Minor
Supporting
Masters/ doctoral seminar
Sub-total
Thesis
Total
Masters Programs
Doctoral programs
28 (20) [36]
06 (09) [9]
05 (05) [5]
01 (01) [1]
40(35) [51]
20(20) [10]
60(55) [61]
17 (15)
06 (08)
05 (05)
02 (02)
30 (30)
45 (45)
75 (75)
(Figures in bracket – for M.Sc programme)
(Figure in square bracket for M.V.Sc / M.Sc in Biostatistics).
4. Permissible workload for a semester: The maximum permissible
workload for any semester shall be 20 for both masters and doctoral
programmes. It does not include non-credit compulsory courses. The
permissible work load shall be exceeded by few credits at the maximum
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of 2 credits per semester. It is applicable only for course work. The
maximum permissible research credit shall be 15 per semester.
However, the maximum research credit a part-time Ph.D student can
register shall be 12. The part-time students should work for two hours
extra on all working days when they are registering for research credits.
A certificate in this regard duly signed by the Chairman of advisory
committee and HOD should be enclosed along with mark sheet.
5. Attendance Requirements: A minimum prescribed attendance in a
course shall be 80%. The minimum limit of attendance shall be reckoned
for theory and practicals separately, for a full period of one semester
of study before he/she is eligible for appearing in the final semester
examination. A student who fails to put in the minimum attendance
either in theory or practical shall not be permitted to appear for the
final semester examinations and his/her registration for that paper shall
be treated as cancelled. Such of those courses should be reregistered
by the student. Dean may depute students on the recommendations of
the Vice-President of Student Association / Sports council Chairman, to
represent the College/ University at various functions such as Sports,
N.S.S, Medical aid, etc. and the mandatory minimum requirement of
attendance under these circumstances is 75% provided; the Dean is
informed well ahead of time atleast 2 weeks earlier. However, under no
circumstances, absence even on University business, students having
less than 75% of attendance in theory and practicals separately shall be
permitted to take the examinations. Such of these students shall repeat
the course and complete the same, when the course is offered in the
subsequent semesters. Hall Ticket will be issued by the Controller of
Examinations, based on the prescribed application from the candidate
duly filled in and attendance certificate from the Dean. The attendance
particulars should reach the Controller of Examinations atleast 3 days
prior to issue of Hall Ticket.
a. No student will be issued with a hall ticket unless they produce
clearance certificate from the competent authority of accounts of
Hostel administration.
b. If a student admitted in the 1st year does not register the course of first
semester or having registered, failed to put in 80% attendance in all the
courses, his/her admission stands cancelled and he /she shall forfeit
the admission to the course. On seeking re-admission he/she has to
undergo the normal admission procedure as a fresh candidate.
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6. Evaluation / Examination:
1. Internal Evaluation: The internal evaluation would invariably be
conducted on completion of at least 50% of the course. The examinations
for the internal evaluation shall be conducted by the respective course
teachers. It may be conducted only for theory with 40% objective and
60% subjective questions for duration of two hours for a total mark of
80, which may be converted to 20.
2. Final semester evaluation: It shall be a University examination
comprising of theory and practical examinations separately conducted
at the end of a semester. The theory examination shall be for duration
of two hours with 40% objective and 60% subjective questions for
seventy marks (70) and practical examination shall be for fifty (50)
marks. The question paper for theory examination shall be set by the
external examiners. The practical examination shall be conducted on
the last practical class of the semester. The practical examination shall
be conducted by the course teacher and one more teacher nominated
by the head of the department concerned. The distribution of practical
mark shall be as follows
Record / Project work :
Practical
:
Viva-voce
:
10
30
10
3. Term paper: A term paper may be given for each course and it may be
evaluated for a maximum of ten (10) marks. The detailed guide lines for
topic of term paper, evaluation and its presentation etc. circulated from
time to time by the Dean and the University shall be followed.
4. Distribution of marks for calculation of grade point of a course: The
distribution of marks for calculation of grade point of a course is as
follows:
a. Course with theory and practical:
Internal evaluation
Final examination
Practical
Term paper
Total
20
70
50
10
150
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b. Course with theory alone:
Internal evaluation
Final examination
Term paper
Total
20
70
10
100
c. Course with practical alone:
Record/Term paper / Project work
Practical
Viva-voce
Total
20
60
20
100
5. Re-examination: There shall be no supplementary examination
for internal or semester final examinations for students absenting
themselves due to any reason. The students who absent themselves for
internal evaluation may be allowed to write final semester examination
by foregoing the 20 marks specified for internal evaluation.
6. Comprehensive qualifying examination (CQE): This is a mandatory
examination to be taken by all masters and doctoral students after
completion of 60% of major, minor and supporting courses separately.
Normally it shall be conducted after second semester for masters and
during second semester for doctoral students. The students should
not be permitted to register for more than five research credits before
successful completion of CQE.
The question paper for CQE for Masters and doctoral programmes shall
be set by the external examiner. However, the evaluation of answer
books and conduct of viva-voce shall be by the advisory committee
for masters programme. In case of Ph.D programme, the evaluation of
answer books shall be by the advisory committee and viva-voce may be
conducted by the external examiner. 7. Evaluation of masters/doctoral seminars: The masters/doctoral
seminar(s) is/are mandatory for all PG students with a credit load of 1+0
and 2+0 for masters and doctoral students respectively. The advisory
committee should assign the seminar topics during the beginning of
a semester. The students are expected to prepare a seminar paper
after carefully reviewing the literatures and such other materials. The
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advisory committee shall evaluate the performance of the seminar
credits registered by the students during the semester at the end of
semester. The evaluation should be conducted during the last fortnight
of the semester when all the members of the advisory committee are
available. Under extraordinary circumstances a late evaluation within
ten working days from the last working day of the semester may be
permitted by the Dean of the College concerned on payment of a fine
as decided by the University from time to time. The performance of
the student should be evaluated by the advisory committee as per the
following norms;
Coverage of literature
40%
Presentation
30%
Use of AV aids
10%
Capacity to participate in the discussion20%
8. Evaluation of research credit: The performance of the research credit
registered by the students during the semester shall be evaluated by
the advisory committee at the end of each semester preferably during
the last week of semester. In case of unsatisfactory performance a grade
of ‘Incomplete’ shall be awarded and the student has to re-register for
the same block of research credit again in the subsequent semester.
The student has to get the permission of Dean of the College concerned
for re-registration of incomplete research credits. Under extraordinary
circumstances a late evaluation within ten working days from the last
working day of the semester may be permitted by the Dean of the
College concerned on payment of a fine as decided by the University
from time to time.
9. Final viva-voce examination: On the basis of recommendation for
acceptance of thesis, the University shall forward the reports of the
external examiner to the chairman of the advisory committee for
conducting final viva-voce examination for the post-graduate students.
The thesis shall be sent to one external examiner for Masters degree and
two external examiners for doctoral programmes. The final viva-voce
shall be conducted by the advisory committee alone with one external
examiner identified by the University for Masters Programme. Whereas
for doctoral programmes, the final viva-voce shall be conducted by one
of the external examiners, as decided by the University along with the
advisory committee.
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10. Unfair means during examinations: The Dean of the College shall be
responsible for dealing with all cases of “Use of unfair means” in the
various examinations. The penalty shall be as indicated below:
a. A student found using unfair means during an internal examination
should be deemed to have failed in that course.
b. A student found using unfair means during the semester final
examination should be deemed to have failed that course. In such case,
the student shall not be permitted to take the remaining examinations,
if any, in that semester and shall also be deemed to have attempted and
failed in the remaining examinations.
c. The Dean shall report each case falling under (a) and (b) above
immediately, after passing orders to the University.
d. For using unfair means of a serious nature such as ignoring the repeated
instructions of Invigilator or abusing or threatening or assaulting the
Invigilator, warranting higher penalties that those indicated in clauses
(a) and (b) above, the Dean, besides treating the students as failed
in all the courses he registered in that semester, may further debar
the student for the next semester and succeeding year and the fact
informed to the University.
e. The parent or the guardian of the concerned student shall be informed
of any punishment awarded to the student and the reason thereof.
11. Scrutiny of Grades: The student may apply to the Registrar through the
Dean of the College concerned for revaluation of answer paper in the
prescribed format not later than ten working days after declaration of
the results / issue of report cards to the students. The fee for the same
shall be decided by the University from time to time.
7.Thesis:
1. The thesis should consist of five major sections namely introduction,
review of literature, materials and methods, results and discussion. The
thesis for the Masters degree should be of such a nature as to indicate
the students potentialities for conducting research. The thesis for the
Ph.D degree should be of the nature of definite contribution to the
subject.
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2. Topic: The thesis shall be on a topic falling within the field of the
major subjects and shall be the result of the independent work of the
students.
3. Change of title: The title given in the synopsis shall be taken as final title
and title given at the time of approval of the programme of research
shall be taken as tentative. However, change in the area of research and
objectives are subject to modifications as specified in 10(3).
4. Synopsis: The submission of thesis should be preceded by submission
of synopsis to the University between 55 and 60th day of the semester.
The synopsis should not exceed ten pages and should consist of brief
report of the work done. The approved programme of research work
should be furnished along with the synopsis.
5. Pages: The number of pages for a M.V.Sc / M.Sc thesis should not exceed
125 and 250 for Ph.D. The page number includes pages containing
plates, graphs and tables. The annexures need not be included in the
page numbers.
6. Submission: The thesis should be submitted only on the last working
day of the semester.2 copies of thesis for MVSc and 3 copies of thesis for
Ph.D should be submitted in paperback. Ater its final approval and after
incorporating the suggestions of examiners if any, 5 copies (6 copies for
ICAR fellowship holders) of thesis should be bound and be submitted
to the University. It should be hard bound only after completion of final
viva-voce and carrying out the corrections suggested by the external
experts.
8. Late submission: The student should submit the MVSc/ Ph.D thesis on
the last working day of the final semester. The students who could not
submit their thesis on the last working day should not be evaluated
for the research credits. However, students failing to submit the thesis
on the last working day, shall submit the thesis during any time in the
extended semester after paying a fee of Rs.3,000/- for one month and
also pay the hostel fees if availing the hostel facilities. If the student is
still not be able to submit the thesis within the prescribed one month,
he may be given incomplete grade for the previous semester and made
to re-register in the current semester with a special late registration
period of one month with necessary late registration fee in addition to
semester fees.
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9. Publications: The students are allowed to publish their work even
before submitting the thesis. The copies of such publication should be
enclosed with thesis while submission. The manuscripts of research
papers should be submitted along with the thesis during final submission
masters students and for doctoral students one research paper should
have been accepted in referred and second submitted or one patent
filed.
10. Rejection of M.V.Sc thesis: The M.V.Sc / M.Sc thesis rejected by one
external expert may be sent to another external expert in the panel on
the request of the advisory committee for an independent judgment.
If the second expert also rejects the thesis, the thesis is considered
as rejected and the student has to resubmit the thesis after a gap of
one semester doing necessary work and corrections. In case of varied
opinion, a committee constituted by the University shall decide on the
merit of the thesis award of degree. In case of rejection for the second
time the student has to reregister for the entire block of research
credits.
11. Rejection of Ph.D thesis: In case of a single dissenting note received
from one of the two external experts to whom the thesis was sent,
the University on recommendation of the advisory committee may
send the thesis to third external expert in the panel for an independent
judgment. If the third member recommends the thesis for acceptance,
then final viva-voce may be conducted for award of degree. If the third
expert also rejects the thesis, the thesis is considered as rejected and
the student has to resubmit the thesis after a gap of one semester doing
necessary work and corrections. In case of rejection for the second time
the student has to reregister for the entire block of research-credits.
12. Final submission: After the conduct of the final viva-voce, the Chairman
of the advisory committee should forward the hardbound thesis along
with a certificate for carrying out corrections suggested by the external
experts for award of the degree.
8. Academic Status and Scholastic Deficiencies:
1. A student shall secure a OGPA of 6.5 to continue and to obtain degree.
The minimum passing grade in a course shall be 6.0 separately in theory
and practical.
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2. The failed students shall reappear for the failed courses as and when
the examinations are conducted by the University.
3. Those candidates who have passed a course but fail to secure OGPA of
6.5 shall appear for re-examination of course(s) in which he has scored
less, as and when conducted by the University.
9. Requirements for Masters and Doctoral degree:
1. A student undergoing course of study leading to award of M.V.Sc /
M.Tech / M.Sc / Ph.D shall pass the course and complete the minimum
number of credit hours prescribed thereof, by the Academic Council
from time to time by obtaining a minimum OGPA of 6.5 in the 10 point
scale along with a successful submission of thesis.
2. The University shall issue a provisional course completion certificate
on passing all final semester examination with successful submission of
thesis.
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SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE FOR UNDER-GRADUATE AND
POST–GRADUATE STUDENTS
UNDER- GRADUATE
A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
B
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
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STATE GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS
Free Education to 1st rank holders from Non graduate family
TANUVAS Merit Scholarship
Pattukottai Azhagiri Endowment Scholarship
Farmers Security Scheme Scholarship
Deceased Govt.Servant Scholarship
State Government of SC/ST Scholarship
SC/ST Loan Scholarship
Backward class Scholarship
Most backward class Scholarship
Chief Ministers bright student award to SC/ST Students
Teachers Scholarship
SC/ST Prize money award
ENDOWMENTS /PRIVATE SCHOLARSHIPS
Dr.Bala A.Rengarajan Scholarship
Kennel club of India, Scholarship
Neomac Intas Scholarship
Dr.S.Shanmugasundaram Pillai Endowment
Dr.Harchand Singh Gill Scholarship
Dr.M.N.Menon Scholarship
North Arcot Veterinarian Scholarship
Vallam Sarojini Venkatasamy Prize
Arcot Prakasa Rao Centenary Scholarship
Madam T.N.Kalyani Kuttyama Endowment Scholarship
Malaysian Alumini Endowment Scholarship
Ramasamy and Krishnamoorthy Endowment Scholarship
Ramesh Flower (Bhomiaji Charitable Trust)
Dr.Venkatasamy Travel Grant
Nallammai Ramanathan Scholarship
ICAR Scholarships
1
2
3
National Talent Scholarship
Merit cum means based Scholarship
ICAR-JRF
GOI Scholarship
1
2
Indian Council for cultural Relations (ICCR)
GOI SC/ST Scholarship
POST-GRADUATE (MVSc and MTech (Food Technology)
A
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
B
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
STATE GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP
State Government of SC/ST Scholarship
SC/ST Loan Scholarship
Teachers Scholarship
SC Hr.Education Scholarship
SC/ST Prize Money Award
TANUVAS Merit Scholarship (Priority will be given to Tamil Nadu
state candidates on merit basis
Backward Class Scholarship
ENDOWMENTS /PRIVATE SCHOLARSHIPS
Dr.Venkatasamy Travel Grant
Dr.B.V.Rao Poultry Research Grant for PG Students
WPSA Award for PG students
OBC Maharashtra for PG Students
SC/ST Kerala scholarship
Dr.V.Gnanaprakasam, Former Vice-Chancellor, TANUVAS Fellowship
Swami Sivananda Memorial Fellowship
ICAR Scholarships
1
2
3
ICAR Post-Matric SC/ST
ICAR-SRF
CSIR-SRF
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PhD
A STATE GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIP
1
2
3
TANUVAS Merit Scholarship (Preference to TN State candidates)
MEDALS AND PRIZES BVSc & AH
(1) Sir Dorabji Tata Prize: For highest OGPA/Marks obtained in the courses
of the BVSc & AH degree programme.
(2) Dr.and Mrs.V.D.Rathnam’s medal: For highest OGPA/Marks obtained in
the courses offered in Preventive Medicine in the BVSc & AH degree
programme.
(3) Rao Bahadur Dr.R.Swaminatha Ayyar Medal: For highest OGPA/Marks
obtained in the courses offered in Animal Husbandry (Breeding and
Genetics) in the BVSc & AH degree
(4) Sri M.Kullamma Naicker of Neikarapatti Estate Prize: For Highest OGPA/
Marks obtained in the courses offered in Dairy Science except courses
in practical training of BVSc & AH
(5) Dr.G.Venkatachalam Medal: For highest OGPA/Marks obtained in the
courses offered in Animal Nutrition of the BVSc & AH degree.
(6) Dr.A.J.Wilson memorial Medal: For highest OGPA/Marks obtained in
the courses offered in Meat Hygiene in the BVSc & AH degree.
(7) Dr.C.K.Velayuthan Nair Memorial Medal: For highest OGPA/Marks
obtained in the courses offered in Pharmacology of the BVSc & AH
degree.
(8) Chief Guest Dr.O.P.Gautam Medal: For highest OGPA/Marks obtained
in the courses offered in Animal Health of the BVSc &AH degree.
(9) Dr.R.Swaminatha Ayyar Memorial Prize: For highest OGPA/Marks
obtained in the courses offered in Surgery of the BVSc & AH degree.
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(10)Thiru S.K.M Maeilanandhan Prize: For the highest OGPA/Marks
obtained in Poultry Science put together in BVSc &AH degree.
(11)T.T.K.Health Care Ltd.Award: To the best BVSc & AH student in the
subject of Veterinary Preventive Medicine passing with the highest
OGPA/Marks.
(12)Sri Vallam Varadhiaya Naidu memorial Prize: To the best BVSc & AH
student in the subject of Obstetrics and Gynaecology passing out with
the highest OGPA/Marks.
(13)S.Lakshmi Narayana Memorial Prize: To the best BVSc &AH student in
the subject of Veterinary Pathology passing out with the highest OGPA/
Marks.
(14)Sri Karumathil Narayana Menon Memorial Award: To the student who
gets the highest marks in the specified subjects together in BVSc & AH
degree (LPM, Dairy Science, Pathology, Microbiology, CLM, Preventive
Medicine and Meats).
(15)TANUVAS Alumni Association Gold Medal: To the best BVSc &AH
student
(16)S.K.M.Animal Feeds and Foods (I) Ltd.Gold Medal: To the best BVSc &
AH student
(17)Rao Sahib Dr.T.Vinayaga Mudaliar Gold Medal: To the best BVSc & AH
student in Animal Husbandry Subjects.
(18)Dr.B.Neduncheralathan Memorial Award: To the Best BVSc & AH
student in Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
(19)SAPI 1991 Medal: To the best BVSc &AH student in Physiology.
(20)Dr.C.G.Basker Memorial Prize: To the best BVSc & AH student in Animal
Genetics and Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
(21)Puratchi Thalaivi Selvi.J.Jayalalitha Endowment: To the best lady student
in BVSc & AH
(22)Indian Society for study of Animal Reproduction Tamil Nadu Chapter
1992 Medal: To the best BVSc & AH student in Obstetrics and
Gynaecology
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(23)Dr.G.Ramalingam Memorial Prize: To the best BVSc & AH student in the
subject of Livestock Production and Management.
(24)Late Mrs.and Dr.M.S.Ganapathy Memorial Prize: To the Best BVSc & AH
student in Clinical Medicine and Therapeutics
(25)Thiru.R.Nachimuthu memorial award: To the best BVSc & AH outgoing
student securing highest marks in the subject of Animal Genetics and
Breeding.
(26)Thirumathi Santha Bai Rangaswamy Memorial Prize: To the student who
evinced keen interest in learning the subject of Veterinary Parasitology
in BVSc & AH
(27)Dr.V.S.Alwar Medal: To the best BVSc & AH Student in the subject of
Veterinary Parasitology.
(28)Alved Pharma and Food Pvt.Ltd Endowment: To the best BVSc & AH
student in the subject of Veterinary Parasitology.
(29)Dr.M.N.Dhandapani Medal: To the best BVSc &AH Student who has
secured the highest marks in the subject of Surgery.
(30)Mrs.Unnammal Memorial Award: To the best BVSc & AH Women
Student who has secured highest OGPA in all subjects.
(31)Dr.D.Sezhian Memorial Award: To the best BVSc &AH Student in Dairy
Science.
(32)M.S.Ramaswamy Sukumathi Award: To the best BVSc & AH Student
who has secured highest marks in the subject of VBC 122.
(33)Parvathy Rathnasabapathy Award: To the best outgoing BVSc &AH
Student who secured highest OGPA.
(34)Mudalaipatty Valliammal Ramaswamy Memorial Endowment: To the
best outgoing BVSc& AH Student of Veterinary College and Research
Institute, Namakkal in the subject of Animal Husbandry Extension.
(35) Dr.Bala A.Rengarajan Endowment Gold Medal: To the best undergraduate
student with the highest score in the subject of Veterinary Anatomy
and Histology.
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(36)Western Hatcheries Ltd. Gold Medal: To the best BVSc &AH student in
Poultry Science
(37)Dr.R.Eswaran Memorial Prize: To the best BVSc & AH student in
Veterinary Microbiology
(38)The Pioneer batch and Staff Medal: To the best BVSc & AH student of VC
and RI, Namakkal who is securing highest OGPA/Marks.
(39)Dr.B.V.Rao Venkateswara Hatcheries Ltd., Gold Medal: To the best BVSc
& AH student in Poultry Science
(40)Mudalapatti V.Ponnuswamy Gounder Memorial Award: To the best
BVSc &AH student who has secured highest aggregate marks in Poultry
Science, Livestock Production and Management, Dairy Science, Animal
Nutrition and Animal Genetics and Breeding.
(41)Vallam Sarojini Venkataswami Memorial Medal: To the best BVSc &
AH student in the subject of Animal Reproduction Gynaecology and
Obstetrics.
(42)DHIA Prof.M.E.Doraiswamy Endowment award: To the best BVSc &AH
student securing the highest marks in the subject Animal Genetics and
Breeding.
(43)Aranganur Thiru A.Rajamanickam Teacher endowment Gold Medal: To
the best student in I Year BVSc &AH courses.
(44)Dr.P.Thangaraju, Vice-Chancellor, TANUVAS Endowment Gold Medal:
To the best BVSc & AH student in Wild Life Science.
(45)Dr.K.R.Gunasekar and Dr.R.Prabu Ram Sankar Gold Medal: To the
cumulative highest OGPA Secured by BVSc & AH Student in the subject
of Veterinary Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Veterianry College and
Research Institute, Namakkal.
(46)SKGR Gold Medal: To the cumulative highest OGPA Secured by BVSc
& AH Student in the subject Veterinary Clinical Medicine, Veterianry
College and Research Institute, Namakkal
(47) Namakkal N.P Sellappan Chinnammal Memorial Gold Medal: To the
cumulative highest OGPA Secured by BVSc & AH Student in the subject
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of Animal Nutrition of Veterinary College and Research Institute,
Namakkal
(48)Dr.V.Gnanaprakasam, Former Vice-Chancellor of TANUVAS Endowment
Award: To the best outgoing BVSc & AH student of Veterinary College
and Research Institute, Tirunelveli.
BTech (FT)
(1) Chancellor of TANUVAS Shri.Surjit Singh Barnala Award: To the best
student in BTech (FT) programme.
(2) Omalur Tmt.T.Navaneetham Teacher Endowment Gold Medal: To the
best BTech (FT) student in subjects pertaining to Dairy products and By
products, Poultry and Egg products and processing technology.
(3) TANUVAS Endowment for Excellence in Food Engineering: To the best
BTech (FT) student who has secured the highest GPA in the discipline of
‘Food Engineering’
MVSc
(1) Dr.A.L.Mudaliar Prize: For highest OGPA/Marks in the MVSc course.
(2) Dr.R.Ananthakrishnan Medal: For highest OGPA/Marks in MVSc course
in Animal Genetics.
(3) K.J.Hospital Medal: For highest OGPA/Marks in MVSc course in Surgery.
(4) Thiru S.K.M Maeilanandhan Medal: For best MVSc thesis in Poultry
Science.
(5) Madras Kennel Club Medal: For the best MVSc thesis in Surgery.
(6) Chief Guest Dr.M.S.Randhawa Prize: For the best MVSc student in
Veterinary Microbiology.
(7) T.T.K.Health Care Ltd.Award: To the best MVSc thesis in the subject of
Veterinary Preventive Medicine.
(8) Chief Guest Dr.Kalaignar M.Karunanidhi Award: To the best MVSc
student in the subject of Anatomy passing out with the highest OGPA/
Marks.
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(9) Dr.B.V.Rao Venkateswara Hatcheries Medal: To the best MVSc student
in the subject of Poultry Science passing out with highest OGPA/Marks.
(10)TANUVAS Alumni Association Gold Medal: To the best MVSc student of
the University.
(11)S.K.M.Animal Feeds and Foods (I) Ltd.Gold Medal: To the best MVSc
student who has done research in Avian Species.
(12)K.P.P.Nair Memorial Award: To the best MVSc student in Applied
Statistics (AHS 601)
(13)Puratchi Thalaivi Selvi.J.Jayalalitha Endowment: To the best Lady
student in MVSc
(14)Indian Society for study of Animal Reproduction Tamil Nadu Chapter 92
Medal: To the best MVSc student in Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
(15)Chancellor of TANUVAS Thiru.Bhisma Narain Singh Award: To the best
MVSc student in Animal Husbandry Economics.
(16)Chief Guest Dr.V.L.Chopra Award: To the best MVSc, student in Animal
Husbandry Extension.
(17)Venkateshwara Research and Breeding Farm Ltd.Gold Medal: To the
best MVSc Thesis in Poultry Science.
(18)Chief Guest Dr.R.S.Paroda Award: To the best MVSc Student in the
subject of Dairy Science.
(19)Chancellor of TANUVAS Dr.M.Channa Reddy Award: To the best MVSc
Student in the subject of Animal Nutrition.
(20)Thiru.R.Nanjappa Gounder Gold Medal: To the best MVSc Thesis in
Microbiology relating to poultry diseases.
(21) Dr.R.D.Michal’s Gold Medal: To the best MVSc Student in the subject of
Livestock Production and Management.
(22)The Rao Saheb Dr.M.Anant Narayan Rao Memorial Award: To the
best MVSc Student securing highest marks in the subject of Veterinary
Parasitology during his/her BVSc course.
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(23) Dr.G.Ramanujachari Memorial Award: To the best MVSc Student
securing highest marks in the subject of Veterinary Parasitology.
(24)Chief Guest Dr.A.L.Chaudry Award: To the best MVSc Student in the
subject of Pharmacology and Toxicology.
(25)Chief Guest Dr.(Mrs.) Manju Sharma Award : To the best MVSc Student
in the subject of Veterinary Pathology.
(26)Chancellor of TANUVAS Justice Ms.M.Fathima Beevi Award: To the best
MVSc Student in the subject of Wild Life Science.
(27)Leaap Foundation Endowment: To the best MVSc Student in the subject
of Veterinary Surgery and Radiology.
(28) Chancellor of TANUVAS Dr.M.Channa Reddy Award: To the best MVSc
student in the subject of Meat Science and Technology.
(29)Sri.P.P.Narayanaswamy Iyer Memorial Award: To the best MVSc student
of VC andRI, Namakkal taking the highest marks in Dairy Science
(30)Dr.P.Richard Masilamony Award for Excellence in Veterinary
Microbiology: To the best MVSc student in the subject of Veterinary
Microbiology.
(31)Dr.R.Eswaran Memorial Prize: To the best MVSc student of MVC in the
subject of Veterinary Microbiology.
(32)Dr.R.Eswaran Memorial Prize: To the best MVSc student of MVC in the
subject of Animal Bio-technology.
(33)Dr.Kamala Selvaraj Gold Medal: To the outstanding MVSc student for
the best Research Work in Embroyo Bio-technology in MVC.
(34)Alved Prize: To the best MVSc student in Clinical Medicine and
Therapeutics.
(35)Dr.Sivaramakrishnier Ramachandran and Dr.Sakkubai Paturi
Ramachandran Gold Medal: To the best and outstanding Boy student
in MVSc degree programme in TANUVAS.
(36)Dr.Sakkubai Paturi Ramachandran and Dr.Sivaramakrishnier
Ramachandran Gold Medal: To the best and outstanding Girl student
in MVSc degree programme in TANUVAS.
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(37)Dr.Arvindh Memorial Gold Medal: To the outstanding MVSc student for
best research work related to the welfare of dogs at MVC, Chennai.
(38)Dr.V.Gnanaprakasam, Former Professor and Head, Clinical Medicine
and Former Vice-Chancellor, TANUVAS Endowment Award: To the best
MVSc research work in ruminant medicine in the discipline of Veterinary
Clinical Medicine.
(39)Dr.N .Natarajan and Tmt.Lakshmi Natarajan Endowment Gold Medal:
To the best (MVSc) student securing the highest OGPA in animal Science
Post-graduate subjects at MVC, Chennai.
(40)Dr.B.P Madrewar Gold Medal: To the Excellent Research work in
Alternative Veterianry Medicine in the Subject for MVSc Scholars.
(41)Chef Jocob Aruni Endowment Award: To the Best outgoing MVSc
Student in the Subject of Livestock Product Technology in TANUVAS.
PhD
(1) TANUVAS Medal for Veterinary and Animal Sciences: For the highest
OGPA/Marks obtained in PhD degree programme.
(2) Dr.V.Kurien’s Medal: To the best PhD student in the subject of Dairy
Science passing out with the highest OGPA/Marks.
(3) Dr.Malcolm S.Adiseshiah Medal: For the best PhD thesis in Preventive
Medicine.
(4) Sri Perumal Naidu Medal: To the best PhD student in the subject of
Veterinary Microbiology passing out with the highest OGPA/Marks.
(5) TANUVAS Alumini Association Gold Medal. To the best PhD student in
Veterinary Faculty.
(6) S.K.M.Animal Feeds and Foods (I) Ltd Gold Medal.To the best PhD
student who has done research in Avian Species.
(7) Venkey’s (India) Ltd.Gold Medal: To the best thesis in PhD in the field
of Poultry Genetics, Poultry Nutrition, Poultry Management, Poultry
Disease Prevention and in thesis connected with poultry as main field
of Research.
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(8) Dr.Richard Masillamony Medal: To the best PhD student in Veterinary
Microbiology.
(9) Dr.M.N.Menon Medal: To the best Doctoral Thesis in Surgery.
(10)Dr.R.Richard Masillmony Endowment: To the best outgoing PhD Student
in TANUVAS (i.e.) both in Veterinary and Fisheries Science.
(11)Thiru.R.Nanjappa Gounder Gold Medal: To the best PhD Thesis in
Microbiology relating to Poultry Diseases.
(12)Dr.R.Eswaran Memorial Prize: To the best Ph.D student of MVC in the
subject of Animal Bio-technology.
(13)Dr.V.Gnanaprakasam, Former Professor and Head, Clinical Medicine
and Former Vice-Chancellor, TANUVAS Endowment Award: To the best
Ph.D research work in ruminant medicine in the discipline of Veterinary
Clinical Medicine.
(14)Dr.P.Thangaraju, Vice-Chancellor, TANUVAS Endowment Gold Medal:
To the best Ph.D student in Wild Life Science.
(15)Dr.B.P Madrewar Gold Medal: To the Excellent Research work in
Alternative Veterianry Medicine in the Subject for PhD scholars.
(16)Chancellor of TANUVAS Dr.K.Rosaiah Award: To the Best PhD Student in
Animal Production Subjects.
LIBRARY RULES
(1) Admission
(a) The Library is primarily intended for the staff and students of the Tamil
Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University who can make use of
the library collections, facilities and services in accordance with the
rules. Others can use the Library (for consultation) only with the special
permission of the University Librarian/Officer in-charge Library.
(b) To render the Photocopy services in the Library for students/faculties
and outsiders by fixing the rate as decided by the University.
(2) Loan service
(a) Books can be taken out from the Library on the production of Electronic
Library I.D.Card/Borrower tickets and the member is responsible for
the books borrowed.
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(b) The Library facilities be utilized by using the I.D.Card by the members
on roll.
(c) To get enrolled as a member, a person shall make an application in the
prescribed form to the University Librarian/ Officer in-charge Library
who will scrutinize it and issue the necessary membership Electronic
Library I.D.Card.
(d) Students shall surrender their Electronic Library I.D.Cards / Borrower
tickets 15 days before leaving the University and take the “No-Due
Certificate”.
(3) Loan Period
(a) The maximum permissible period for loaning the University Library
books and holdings shall be as follows:
i)
P.G.Students
30 days
ii) U.G.Students
10 days
(b) A book can be renewed on physical production for a further period
of loan only if this renewal is advised prior to the date of expiry of the
original loan and there is no other request for the same book.Only
two consecutive renewals can be done for each book on loan on each
occasion.Further renewal can only be done at the discretion of the
University Librarian/ Officer in-charge Library.
(4) Overdue charges
(a) If a member fails to return the book taken on loan on the due date,
he/she is liable to be charged an overdue charge of Re.1 per day per
Volume.
(b) In case the book is lost, the member will not be required to pay the
overdue charges, if any, from the date of actual written report received
at the Library.
(5) Loss of Library Books
(a) The members are requested to report immediately to the University
Librarian/Officer in-charge Library any cases of loss of borrowed Library
books. The actual value of the book lost with the centage of 10% on
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the value of the book with the forwarding charges, if any, incurred by
the University during the acquisition of the book along with the overdue charges if any, will be recovered in full from the member by the
University Librarian/Officer in-charge Library, who will have the full
authority to fix the cost of the books lost. In case where some rare
books are involved, the University Librarian/Officer in-charge Library
will fix such prices which may be above the original cost of the book and
the decision of the Librarian/Officer in-charge Library shall be final.
(b) If a member is in arrears, he/she will not be issued book(s) unless he/
she clears the same, even though he/she may be eligible to borrow
book(s) on the borrower’s Electronic Library I.D.Card.
HOSTEL RULES
(1) Every student should apply in the prescribed form to the Warden of
the concerned college hostel for admission in the hostel duly paying
the required deposit and other hostel charges as prescribed from time
to time. The caution deposit will be refunded when the hosteller finally
leaves the hostel.
(2) The rooms will be allotted according to alphabetical order of their
names. The room rent, water and electricity charges have to be paid in
the bank in Warden’s account / Dean’s office and on production of the
cash receipt, the rooms will be allotted.
(3) Students must handle the furniture provided in the rooms carefully.
Furniture should not be moved from the rooms. If any damage or loss
occurs to furniture due to carelessness of students, the cost of repairs
will be recovered from them. If damage is beyond repair the entire cost
of the furniture / other facilities shall be recovered from the concerned
student or students. Further, in case of wanton misuse of furniture and
other physical facilities in the hostel premises a fine upto Rs.500/- shall
be levied at the discretion of the Dean.
(4) The students should have their own locks for their rooms and should
lock their rooms whenever they go out.
(5) Electrical fittings provided in their rooms or in the blocks should on no
account be meddled by the student. If repairs or breakdowns occur in
any such fittings, it should be reported to the hostel office promptly
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for taking necessary action. Students should not themselves attempt to
carry out the repairs. If anything untoward incident happens if they do
repairs on electrical items without the knowledge of the Warden, the
administration shall not be held responsible.
(6) The students shall keep the rooms clean and tidy. Students are advised
against keeping jewels or any other valuables in their rooms. The
administration shall not take any responsibility for the safety.
(7) Students shall not play radios, record players, etc. so as to disturb the
inmates of the neighbouring rooms. No student shall use any private
fan or heater of any other such electrical appliances in his room.If any
student is found guilty of using electric/electronic appliances, he/she is
liable for severe punishment of fine upto Rs.1000/(8) Disciplinary action will be taken against any student found guilty of
misconduct in the hostel.
(9) Any student who misbehaves in the hostel is liable to be expelled
immediately from the hostel by the Warden pending further enquiries.
If such expulsion is disobeyed, he/she will be rusticated from the
college.
(10)The students are strictly prohibited from indulging any kinds of political,
communal activity etc. in the hostel.
(11)Any dispute arising among the students should be immediately brought
to the notice of Warden. If any student is guilty of violation of this rule
he/she will be expelled from the hostel for a period of 4 semesters
excluding the semester of expulsion.
(12)Disciplinary action will be taken against any student found guilty
of ragging of juniors in the hostel or college campus organizing, or
participating directly or indirectly in hostel or in the campus which would
be against the canons of good conduct and behaviour and which would
bring discredit to the institution. Those found guilty will be expelled or
rusticated from the hostel and/or college concerned, forthwith as per
the provisions of the Government order in force at that time.
(13)When the student / students behave unruly either in the hostel or
in the classes or in the campus and take action themselves which is
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turbulent in nature, the Deans using their discretionary power, may
suspend the student/students immediately on the spot without
conducting an inquiry or waiting for the Warden/staff members but
collect full information on the incident/case within a period of 10 days
from the date of suspension either to proceed further for meeting out
the punishment or to reinstate the student.
(14) If any student is using alcohol or similar intoxicating drinks or drugs
in the hostel premises he / she shall be expelled from the hostel
permanently without any inquiry.
(15)No student shall take meals to his / her room without written permission
from Deputy Warden (Mess) and if anyone is found guilty a fine of
Rs.250/- shall be levied.
(16)Mess timings fixed by the Warden should be strictly followed.
(17)Students staying in the hostel during semester break for taking arrear
examinations shall pay a room rent of Rs.30/- per day.
(18)Rules for Ladies Hostel
(a) Students are expected to be back after the class hours in the afternoons
to the hostel premises. Whenever they leave the hostel in the evening
they are expected to be back to the hostel premises before 6.30 p.m.
In such occasion they must make an entry in the movement register
available with the Security before leaving the premises.
Note: Students desire to go to the library may stay back till the closure
of the library. For availing this provision, evidence should be produced.
For UG students, this provision is restricted to two times per week.
(b) On holidays, if they are going out other than for attending classes/
College library, they must make an entry in the movement register
kept in the hostel legibly. They are not allowed to go on picnic / tours
excepting the educational tour organised by College.
(c) Late permission upto 8.30 p.m.is allowed twice a week which should
be entered in the movement register, which will be scrutinized by the
Deputy Warden, ladies hostel.
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(d) Visitors time is restricted from 4.00 p.m.to 6.30 p.m. on all days and on
holidays from 8.00 a.m.to 6.30 p.m. Male visitors should be entertained
only in the visitors hall and the visitors must sign in the register with
necessary particulars with the Watchmen / Security. Entry should be
made by the student in the visitors book.
(e) Male students are not allowed to visit the lady students in the ladies
hostel campus.
(f) Lady guests can stay not more than three days and they should pay
the guest charges @Rs.30/- per day after getting permission from Lady
Warden / Deputy Warden. The Lady guests are not allowed to dine in
the mess.
(g) Students will be allowed to stay in their local guardians house for
overnight only twice in a month, based on their parents letter to the
lady Deputy Warden/Warden, giving the name, phone number and
address of relatives.
(h) Gate of the ladies hostel to be locked at 8.30 p.m.
(i) Staying in other students room after 8.30 p.m. and changing the
rooms allotted to them are strictly prohibited.
(j) Girl students are requested to get prior written permission to go out
before 6.00 a.m.
(19) Fees and Hostel charges: Every hosteller admitted in the hostel has
to pay the following fees and charges. These charges are flexible and
liable for revision by the University. In case of hostel charges the Hostel
Amenity Committee will propose for the revision of charges.
Fees: (Payable along with Semester fee at Dean’s Office concerned).
Lodging fee per head/Semester 500.00
Water and Electricity charges 1.
2.
3.
4.
General Fund - Semester
30.00
Medical charges - Annual
15.00
Miscellaneous hostel charges 30.00
(in each month mess dividend or part thereof
if the mess is run below one month’s duration)
Miscellaneous Charges (Annual)
30.00
30.00
15.00
30.00
5.
6.
Hostel Deposit (one time payment)
Entrance fee (annual)
5000.00
10.00 500.00
SemesterActual 5000.00
10.00
Consumption Charges
30.00
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In addition to the above fees, the following fees/charges as
prescribed for each college hostel may be collected towards application,
registration, establishment etc. are also payable at the Hostel Office:
Establishment charge
:
20.00 (Annual)
Registration fee
: 10.00 (At admission)
Application fee
:
200.00 (At admission)
STUDENT’S CONDUCT, CONTROL AND DISCIPLINE
CONDUCT
(1) Every student of the University shall be of good behaviour and assist
the University authorities to maintain discipline in the University.
(2) Every student shall help the University in preserving its properties and
no student shall cause damage or loss to the property of the University.
(3) No student shall except with the previous permission of the Director of
Student Welfare/Dean of the respective college participate in a radio
broadcast or contribute any article or write any letter either in his/her
own name or other persons in a newspaper or in a periodicals, produce
any literature which is likely to bring disrepute to the University.
(4) No student shall disrupt or cause disruption to the smooth functioning
of the academic activities of University.
(5) Dress Regulation: The following dress regulations are compulsory and
should generally be observed.
(a) For Men Students:
(i) For lecture rooms, laboratories and within the premises of the College,
shirts and pants and foot wear.
(ii) For tournaments and compulsory games, games shirts and shorts with
or without stockings and shoes.
(iii) For ceremonial occasions and important functions, college blazer, white
pant and white shirt, college tie and foot wear.
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(b) For Lady Students:
(i) For lecture rooms any simple dress preferably a churidhar/saree to
be worn. For laboratory work in biology and physical science overcoat
and putting up of hair is essential.
(ii) For ceremonial occasions and important functions saree and blouse
with college blazer.
(c) The students should strictly avoid smoking, chewing of betel leaves,
chewing gums, eating nuts, etc. and should not use distracting cosmetics
in class rooms and in field classes. Use of lungis and dhoties should also
be avoided in class rooms and field classes as well as on ceremonial
occasions and important functions.
(6) Rustication and expulsion of students:
(a) The Deans of concerned colleges shall have discretionary power to
rusticate and expel both from the college and from the hostel.
(b) Cases of rustication shall be reported to the Registrar by the Dean
concerned immediately after rustication or expulsion for registration
and notification. The Dean may revise his decision within 15 days of
the date of passing of orders of rustication and expulsion. The revised
decision together with the reasons shall be communicated to the
Registrar. The Registrar shall notify the constituent colleges and other
institutions immediately after the expiry of 15 days period allowed to
the Dean for revising the decision.
(c) When the student/students behave unruly either in the hostel or in
the campus or outside and take action themselves which is turbulent
in nature, the Dean using the discretionary powers may suspend the
student/students immediately on the spot without conducting any
inquiry or waiting for the detailed report from Warden/Police/Staff
members but collect full information on the incident/case within a
period of 10 days from the date of suspension either to proceed further
for meeting out the punishment or to reinstate the student.
(7) Rustication
(a) Rustication when imposed on a college student in the Semester
system will mean the loss of at least one Semester (not counting
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Semester in which the rustication is ordered). Rustication imposed
during the current Semester with immediate effect and terminated by
the end of the following Semester.
(b) The students under rustication shall have the option of rejoining the
Semester after the expiry of period of rustication.
(c) The name of the rusticated student shall not be maintained on the
rolls of college during the period of rustication.
(8) Expulsion:
(a) A student expelled from a college may not be readmitted into the
same college or another college without sanction of the University and
in no case shall be allowed to do so before expiry or two academic years
or 4 semesters from the date of expulsion.
(b) The order of a Dean may be revised by the Vice-Chancellor on
appeal by the student but the period lost in the meantime shall not
count for residential requirement of the student.
(c) The Vice-Chancellor is the competent authority to dismiss a student
from the college on valid reasons.
(9) Punishment for unfair means during tests and examinations
(a) The Dean of college in which the students are registered shall be
responsible for dealing with all cases of use of unfair means in quizzes,
assignment and examinations.
(b) The Invigilator or the Instructor concerned shall report to the
Dean on the day of the occurrence of such case of unfair means with
full details of the evidence and written explanation of the student
concerned.
(c) The Dean shall take appropriate action immediately on receipt of
the report and the penalty may be as indicated below:
(d) Students found using unfair means during the final tests may be
debarred from the college for the unexpired portion of the Semester
and deemed to have failed in all the courses during the Semester.
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(e) Students found using unfair means during the final tests may be
deemed to have failed in all the courses in that Semester and also
debarred from the college during the subsequent Semesters.
(f) For using unfair means of a serious nature warranting higher
penalties than those indicated in clauses (a), (b) and (c) above, the
students may be debarred from the University for a period of two
semesters or more or permanently after obtaining the orders of the
Vice-Chancellor. In such cases, the students concerned shall not be
allowed to sit for the remaining tests or examinations in the concerned
course or other courses. Details of each case together with all material
evidence and recommendations and orders of the Dean shall be
communicated forthwith to the Registrar of the University. The Dean
shall report each case falling under clauses (a) to (c) above immediately
to the Registrar of the University after passing orders.
(g) Students found using unfair means during the supplementary
examinations may be deemed to have failed in all the supplementary
examinations at the appearance/registration and also he/she will not be
allowed to register/appear for the next supplementary examinations.
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ANTI RAGGING MEASURES
1. Big posters about the definition of ragging and punishment for ragging
are displayed in the prominent places in the college and hostel campuses
of TANUVAS.
2. In the event of ragging, the person to be contacted over toll free phone
number, website to lodge complaints, is also posted in the prominent
places in the college and hostel campuses of TANUVAS.
3. Complaint box is kept and it is opened twice daily.
4. A calling bell is provided in freshers hostels.
5. Posters with seniors’ photos welcoming freshers are displayed in the
prominent places in the college and hostel campuses of TANUVAS.
6. University Grants Commission’s model posters on Anti Ragging are
displayed in the prominent places of college and hostel campuses of
TANUVAS.
7. Student counselors have been nominated to ensure “Zero” ragging.
8. Letters to the parents of seniors highlighting their advise to their wards
have been sent by the Dean, VC&RI, Namakkal. All other Deans of
TANUVAS have been requested to do the same.
9. Senior students’ passport size photos are displayed in the office of the
Deans of Colleges of TANUVAS.
10. The Course Teachers are requested to read loudly about “Zero” ragging
measures and punishments for ragging, while they are handling classes
and the Course Teachers are doing the same.
11. The Deans of all the Colleges of TANUVAS are requested to sensitize all
the employees of college and hostel campuses to inform immediately
the Dean and the
Warden, in case they see / hear about any incidence of ragging.
12. All the Deans of colleges of TANUVAS are requested to send the Daily
Report.
13. The strategy for adoption on Anti Ragging issued by the Hon’ble
Supreme Court, Government of India, Indian Council of Agricultural
Research, Veterinary Council of India, Higher Education Departments
of both Central and State Governments, recommendations of State
Level Monitoring Committee headed by His Excellency, the Governor
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of Tamil Nadu were already communicated to the Deans and Wardens
of TANUVAS.
14. The minutes of the meeting on Anti ragging chaired by the Hon’ble ViceChancellor, TANUVAS was communicated to all the Deans and Wardens
for adoption.
15. The Deans and the Wardens are regularly conducting meeting on Anti
Ragging in TANUVAS.
16. CCTV cameras are installed in strategic points for continuous monitoring
The Government have ordered the following punishments for those who
are found guilty of participation in ragging
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
v.
vi.
vii.
viii.
ix.
Cancellation of admission
Suspension from attending classes
Withholding of all benefits like scholarships / fellowships, etc.
Debarring from attending examinations / Withholding of results /
participation in sports / cultural events
Rustication from the institution for periods varying from 1 to 4
semesters
Suspension / Expulsion from the hostel
Expulsion from the institution and consequents debarring from
admission to any other institutions
Fine up to Rs. 25000/Rigorous imprisonment for three years
Committees for Anti-ragging
Monitoring Cell on Ragging at University level
S.No
Name and designation
1. Dr.M.Babu
Director of Research, TANUVAS, MMC, Chennai -51.
Phone no.044-25551583
2. Dr.S.Balasubramanian
Controller of Examination, TANUVAS, MMC, Chennai -51.
Phone no.044-25551583
3. Dr.V.Ramesh Saravanakumar
Director, Centre for Animal Production Studies, TANUVAS,
MMC, Chennai -51. Phone No.044-25551583
Position
Nodal
Officer
Nodal
Officer
Substitute)
Nodal
Officer
(Substitute)
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Monitoring Cell on Ragging at College level
Sl.No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
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Name and Designation
Dr. C. Balachandran
Dean, Madras Veterinary College,
Vepery, Chennai-7.
Assistant Commissioner of Police
Vepery Circle
(Representative from Police Administration)
Dr. R. Anandakumar, I.A.S.
Executive Director
Tamil Nadu Watershed Development
Agency, Chennai (Representative from Civil
Administration)
Mrs. Vasanthi Ranganathan, Rotarian TREF 981.1.2.3 nh 4
Opp. Thirumahisai Estate, Chembarambakkam
– 602193 (Representative from NGO involved in
youth activities)
Thiru. A. Jamal Mohideen
Reporter, Dinamalar, Chennai.
(Representative from media)
Dr. S.N. Sivaselvam
Vice-President, MVC Students Association &
Professor and Head,
Department of Animal Genetics and Breeding,
MVC
Dr. P.Sriram
Professor & Head, Education Cell, MVC
Dr. T.A.Kannan,
Warden, MVC Hostel and Professor & Head,
Bioinformatics Cell, MVC
Dr. L. Kalaiselvi
Assistant Professor, Education Cell, MVC
Dr. V. Sujatha
Assistant Professor, Education Cell
(Representatives of Faculty Members)
Position
Chairman
Members
Members
Members
Members
Members
Members
Members
Members
Members
11.
12.
Th. Ravinder David Koilpillai
Members
B-9-8, Delhi Avenue, IIT Campus, Chennai-600036 R. Balaji, I.D.No. BVM 11019
Members
D.Tamilini, I.D.No. BVM 11118
P.Mohan, I.D.No. BVM 12040
G.Saranya, I.D.No. BVM 12070
Priyam Bada Hota, I.D.No. BVM 13075
Aswath M.S.I.D.No.14017
(Representatives of students)
13.
Thiru R.Balasubramania Rao,
Administative Office, MVC, Chennai -7.
Members
14.
Tmt. M.S.Shanthi,
Members
Superintendent, Education Cell, MVC, Chennai-7.
VETERINARY COLLEGE AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE, NAMAKKAL
Sl.No.
Position
Dr. L.Gunaseelan,
Dean, VC & RI, Namakkal
Chairman
2.
Dr N.Narmatha,
Vice-President, Students
Association VC & RI, Namakkal
Member
3.
Dr. P.Selvaraj,
Professor and Head, Education
Cell, VC & RI, Namakkal
Dr.M.Selvaraj,
Professor and Head, TVCC, Namakkal Warden
Dr.D.Kannan, Deputy Warden, VC & RI Hostel,
Namakkal (Mens)
Dr. S.Saravanan, Deputy Warden, VC & RI Hostel,
Namakkal (Mens)
Dr. M. Geetha, Deputy Warden, VC & RI Hostel,
Namakkal (Ladies)
Member
1.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Member
Member
Member
Member
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8.
9.
10.
12.
13.
14.
Dr. P.Anbarasi, Deputy Warden, VC & RI Hostel,
Namakkal (Ladies)
Dr. K.M.Sakthivel, Security Officer, VC & RI,
Namakkal
Dr.M.J.Raja, NSS Officer, VC & RI, Namakkal
Dr.K.Devipriya, NSS Officer, VC & RI, Namakkal
Dr.M.Arthanari Eswaran, Associate NSS Officer,
VC & RI, Namakkal
Member
Police Station, Mohanur
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
COLLEGE OF FOOD AND DAIRY TECHNOLOGY, KODUVALLI, CHENNAI
Sl.No.
1.
The Superintendent of Police, Thiruvallur. The Tahsildar, Thiruvallur. Dr. D. Baskaran, Dean,
College of Food and Dairy Technology, Koduvalli
Representative of CFDT, Koduvalli Faculty Members
Dr. K. S. Gnanalaksshmi, Assistant Professor
Tmt. S. K. Mathanghi, Assistant Professor
Dr. B. Karthikeyan, Assistant Professor
Head of the Departments, CFDT, Koduvalli
i)Dr. Ramasamy, Professor and Head, Department
of Food Science and Technology
ii)Dr.B.Murugan, Professor and Head, Department
of Food and Industrial Microbiology
2.
3.
4.
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Position
Chairman
Member
Member
Member
5.
Representative from Parents of students
i) E. Mohan Raj, Flo. M. Savithra, I.D.No.BTD
14017, B.Tech. (DT) 2014-15batch, No.
10/69, Thiruvalluvar Street, Valasaravakkam,
Chennai -600 087.
ii) K. K. Shai, Flo. S. Varsha, I.D. No. BTD 14021,
B.Tech. (DT) 2014-15 batch, No. 12 B, Brindavan
Nagar II Street, Kodungaiyur, Chennai -600 118.
iii) C. K. Ravikumar, Flo. R. Kalaiselvi, I.D. No.
BTM 14006, B.Tech. (FT) 2014-15batch, No.
71, Pillaiyar Koil (St), Chithamoor, Kovilur Post,
Cheyyar (TK), Thiruvannamalai (DT) -604 404.
iv) V. Nageswaran, Flo. N. Muthuganesan, I.D. No.
BTM 14010, B.Tech. (FT) 2014- 15 batch, No.
4/27, Manji Nayakkan Patti, Rajathani (PO),
Aundipatti (TK), Theni (DT) -625512. Member
v) K.S. Saravanan, Flo. S. Harshithashri, I.D.No.
BTM 13006, B.Tech. (FT) 2013-14batch,
Door No. 213G, BSNL Tower Opp., kadathur
(PO), pappirettipatti (TK), Dharmapuri
(DT) -635303. R. Balaraman, Flo. B. Jaganivash,
I.D. No. BTM 13007, B.Tech. (FT) 2013-14batch,
No. 2/1 A, Cheran Street, Cheyyar (TK),
Thiruvannamalai (DT).
vii) Dr. P. Nedunchezhian, Flo. N. Sahana, I.D.
No. BTM 12015, B.Tech. (FT) 2012- 13 batch,
11 th Thommaiammal Nagar, 6th Street
Cauvery Nagar (South), Thanjavur -5. viii)T.R.
Ramakrishnan, Flo. R. Yogaraj, I.D. No. BTM
14021, B.Tech. (FT) 2012-13batch, No 60/1
Kamarajar Salai, Kodungaiyur, Chennai-600 118
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6.
7.
Students' Counseling Committee
i) M. Savithra, I.D.No.BTD 14017, B.Tech. (DT) 201415 batch
Ii) S. V. S.Varsha, I.D. No. BTD 14021, B.Tech.
(DT) 2014-15 batch
Iii) R. Kalaiselvi, I.D 14. No. BTM 006, B.Tech.
(FT) 2014-15 batch
IV) N. N.Muthuganesan, I.D.No.BTM 14010, B.Tech.
Member
(FT) 2014-15batch v) S. S.Harshithashri, I.D.No.BTM 13006, B.Tech.
(FT) 2013-14 batch
vi) B. B.Jaganivash, I.D. No. BTM 13007, B.Tech.
(FT) 2013-14 batch
vii) N.Sahana,I.D.No.BTM12015,B.Tech.(FT) 201213 batch
R.Yogaraj, I.D. No. BTM 14021,
B.Tech. (FT) 2012-13 batch
Representatives from Non-teaching staff
i) Thiru R. Subramani, Administrative Officer
ii) Er. R. Rajarekha, Assistant Engineer (Civil)
iii) Er. S. Kumaravelu, Junior Engineer (Mech.)
Thiru. C. Kishore Kumar, Superintendent v) Tmt. S. Angela Singh, Superintendent
vi) Thiru. M. Chandrasekaran, Tech. Asst. (Civil)
vii) Thiru. E. Thiruvarangan, Assistant
viii) Thiru. B. Jayakumar, Assitant
ix) Tmt. B. Divya, Assistant
x) Tmt. V.K. Mageswari, Junior Assistant
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Member
VETERINARY COLLEGE AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE, ORATHANADU
Sl.No.
1.
2.
3.
Position
Dr.K.N.Selvakumar,
Dean, Veterinary College and Research Institute Chairman
Orathanadu, Thanjavur District
Members Representatives from civil/police/media
i.The Superintendent of Police, Thanjavur
ii.The Deputy Superintendent of Police, Orathanadu Member
iii.The Tahsildar, Orathanadu
iv.Thiru. P. Ramesh, Dinamalar Reporter, Orathanadu
Representatives from Faculties of VCRI, Orathanadu
Dr.Mohammed
Safiullah,
Professor
and
Head Vice-President Students'
Association, CoOrdinator, B.V.Sc.&A.H. 2013-2014 batch,
Dept.
of Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Extension
Education
Dr.Samuel Masilamoni Ronald, Warden and
Professor and Head, Dept. of Veterinary Microbiology
Dr.O.R.Sathyamoorthy, Professor and Head Coordinator, B.V.Sc.&A.H. 2012-2013batch, Dept. of
Veterinary Anatomy and Histology
Professor
and
Head CoDr.J.Selvaraj,
ordinator, B.V.Sc.&A.H. 2014-2015 batch, Dept. of Member
Veterinary Pathology
Dr.K.Sangilimadan, Deputy Warden, Associate
Professor, Instructional Livestock Farm Complex
Dr.H.Pushkin Raj, Deputy Warden, Assistant
Professor, Dept. of Surgery and Radiology
Dr.M. Sasikala, Deputy Warden, Assistant Professor,
Dept. of Veterinary Pathology
Dr. S. Kavitha, Professor and Head, Dept. Veterinary
Medicine
Dr. R. Richard Churchil, Professor and Head,
Instructional Livestock Farm Complex
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4.
Representatives from students
i.K. Vignesh, BV012038, IV year
ii.R. Subhalekha, BV012033, IV year
iii.P. Kavinkumar, BV013020, III year
Member
iv.G. Lavanya, BV013024, III year
v.P. Dinesh Babu, BV014008, II year
5.
vi.S. Sangavai, BV014027, II year
Representatives from Administrative staff
i.Tmt. P.L. Manimozhi, Administrative Officer
Member
ii.Th. M. Thangavel, Assistant Account Officer
VETERINARY COLLEGE AND RESEARCH INSTITUTE, TIRUNELVELI
Sl.No.
1.
President
i.The Commissioner of Police, Tirunelveli
ii.Inspector of Police, Thatchanallur, Tirunelveli
iii.The Tahsildar, Tirunelveli
2.
3.
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Chairman
Dr.M.Thirunavukkarasu
Dean, VC&RI, Tirunelveli - 627 358
Representative from Local Media
Th. P. Sudhakar, The Hindu Tirunelveli
Position
Chairman
Member
Member
4.
6.
Representative from N.G.O
Rev. Fr. Joseph Kennedy Tirunelveli Social Service
Society
Representatives of Faculty Members
Dr. R. RamPrabhu, Professor and Head
Dept. of Veterinary Medicine andVicePresident, Student's Association,
VC&RI, Tirunelveli
Dr. S. C. Edwin, Professor and Head
Instructional Livestock Farm Complex and Warden,
VC&RI, Tirunelveli
Dr. R. Prakash Krupakaran
Professor and Head
Dept. of Veterinary Physiology and Biochemistry and
Member
Co- ordinator for 2012-13 batch, VC&RI,
Tirunelveli
Dr. M. Chellapandian,Professor and Head
Animal Nutrition and Co-ordinatorfor 2013-14 batch,
VC&RI, Tirunelveli
Dr.J. Johnson Rajeswar Professor and Head
Dept. of Veterinary Microbiology andCoordinator for 20t2-13 batch, VC&RI, Tirunelveli
Dr. K. Nalini
Assistant Professor
Instructional Livestock Farm Complex and Deputy
Warden, VC&RI, Tirunelveli
Dr. M.S. Murugan Assistant Professor
Dept. of Veterinary Microbiology, Tirunelveli
Representatives from Parents
The representatives from parents of 2015-16 batch
B.V.Sc. & A.H. will be intimated after the admission Member
of 2015-16 batch of students to the college
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7.
8.
84
Student Representatives Class Representatives
IV- B.V.Sc. & A.H. (2012-13 batch)
Mr. A. Balaji, BW 12004
Ms. G, Nandhini, BVT 12019
Mr. S. Sudalaimadasamy, BVT 12037
Ms. C. M. Nishanthikalesslyn, BW 12021
III- B.V.Sc. & A.H.(2O13-14 batch)
Ms. K. Deepikadevi, BVT 13007
Mr. M.S. Gunaselvan, BVT 13010
II- B.V.Sc. & A.H.(2014-15 batch)
The class Representatives of this batch will be
intimated after their Registration for III semester
(21.09.2015)
I- B.V.Sc. & A.H.(2015-16 batch)
The 2015-16 batch class Representatives will be
Member
intimated after their admission to this college
Hostel Representatives
IV- B.V.Sc. & A.H. (2012-13 batch)
Mr. M. Gowtham, BW 12008
Ms. K. Kafthika, BVT 12011
III- B.V.Sc. & A.H.(2013-14 batch)
Mr. K.S. Sargunan, BW 13027
Ms. P. Kanimozhi, BW 13012
II- B.V.Sc. & A.H.(2014-15 batch)
The hostel Representatives of this batch will be
intimated after their Registration for III semester
(21.09.2015)
I- B.V.Sc. & A.H.(2015-16 batch)
The 2015-16 batch hostel Representatives will be
intimated after their admission to this college
Mr. D.Babu
Administrative Officer
Ms. S. Revathy
Accounts Officer
COLLEGE OF POULTRY PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT, HOSUR
Sl.No.
1.
Dr.B.Muruganandan
Dean,
College of Poultry Production Management,Hosur
Representative from Police Department
Inspector of Police, Mathigiri circle, Hosur.
Dr. P. Shamsudeen,
Professor, College of Poultry, Production and
Management, Hosur.
Dr.A.Ashok, Associate Professor, College of Poultry
Production and Management, Hosur.
Dr.J. Ramesh, Associate Professor, College of Poultry
Production and Management, Hosur.
Dr. V.Perasiriyan, Associate Professor, College of
Poultry Production and Management, Hosur.
Dr.R.Jyothi Priya, Assistant, Professor, Deputy
warden , Girls Hostel. CPPM, Hosur
Representation from Local media
Th.B.M.Nagendran,
4/303,NGGO Colony ,IIIcross,
Bagalur Road, Hosur-635109, (Thinathanthi and
Malaimalar)
Representation from NGO
Th.S.Baskaran
Aalayam Charitable Trust #2/8E,Teachers Colony,
Bagalur Road, Hosur-635109
Legal Adviser
V. Ramaraj,
Advocate, 4, First cross
Old Telephone Exchange Road, Hosur – 635 109
Representatives from students First year (20142015 Batch)
1. R. Ajithkumar, BTP 14011
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Position
President
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
Member
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12.
13.
T. Vishali, BTP 14018
Second year (2013-2014 Batch)
1.T. Prasanth, BTP 13013
2.U. R. Ramya, BTP 13015
Third year (2012 – 2013 Batch)
1.K. Vimalraj, BTP 12019
2.T. Gowsalya, BTP 12006
Representatives from parents
(2014-2015 Batch)
1. M.Ravichandran,
2. R.Tamil selvan,
First
year Second year (2013-2014 Batch)
1. V.P. Thangavel,
2. A. Udhayakumar,
Third year (2012 – 2013 Batch)
1. K. Krishnan,
2. K. Thangarasu,
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LIST OF COURSES OFFERED IN BVSc & AH DEGREE PROGRAMME
Sl.No.
Course Name
I YEAR I SEMESTER
1
AGB 111: Biostatistics and Computer Applications (2+1)
2
ANN 111: Principles of Animal Nutrition and Feed Technology (2+1)
3
LPM 111: Livestock Production Management-I (3+1)
4
VAN 111: Veterinary Gross Anatomy-I (1+2)
5
VPB 111: Veterinary Physiology-I (2+1)
6
VPB 112: General Veterinary Biochemistry (1+1)
I YEAR II SEMESTER
7
AGB 121: Principles of Animal Genetics and Population Genetics (2+1)
8
LPM 121: Fodder Production and Grass Land Management (1+1)
9
LPM 122: Livestock Production Management–II (1+1)
10
VAN 121: Veterinary Gross Anatomy-II (2+2)
11
VPB 121: Veterinary Physiology-II (2+1)
12
VPB 122: Veterinary Intermediary Metabolism (2+1)
13
ANN 121: Applied Animal Nutrition-I (2+1)
II YEAR III SEMESTER
14
AGB 211: Livestock and Poultry Breeding (2+1)
15
LPM 211: Avian Production and Management (1+1)
16
VAN 221: Veterinary Splanchnology &Applied anatomy (1+1)
17
VMC 211: General Veterinary Microbiology (1+1)
18
VPA 211: General Veterinary Parasitology and Helminthology (3+1)
19
VPP 211: General Veterinary Pathology (1+1)
20
ANN 211: Applied Animal Nutrition-II (2+1)
21
LFP 211: Livestock Farm Practice (0+1)
II YEAR IV SEMESTER
22
LPM 221: Commercial Poultry Production and Hatchery Management
(1+1)
23
LPM 222: Livestock Production Management (Regional interest) 1+1
24
VAN 211: Veterinary Histology and Embryology (2+2)
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Sl.No.
Course Name
25
VMC 221: Veterinary Immunology and Serology (1+1)
26
VPA 221: Veterinary Entomology and Acarology (1+1)
27
VPA 222: Veterinary Protozoology (2+1)
28
VPB 221: Veterinary Physiology-III (3+1)
29
VPP 221: Systemic Veterinary Pathology (2+1)
30
LPM 223: Environmental Studies (1+1)
31
LFP 221: Livestock Farm Practice (0+1)
III YEAR V SEMESTER
32
LPT 312: Abattoir Practices and Animal Products Technology (1+10
33
VMC 311: Systematic Veterinary Bacteriology and Mycology (2+1)
34
VPE 311: Milk and Meat Hygiene, Food Safety and Public Health (2+1)
35
VPP 311: Special Veterinary Pathology (2+1)
36
VPT 311: General and Systemic Pharmacology (2+1)
37
LPT 311: Milk and Milk Products Technology (1+1)
38
VAE 311: Principles and Techniques of Veterinary and A.H.Extension
(2+1)
III YEAR VI SEMESTER
39
LPT 321: Meat Science (1+ 1)
40
VAE 321: Livestock Economics, Marketing and Business Management
(2+1)
41
VPB 321: Animal Biotechnology (2+1)
42
VPE 321: Veterinary Epidemiology and Zoonoses (2+1)
43
VPP 321: Avian Pathology (1+1)
44
VPP 322: Aquatic Animal Diseases, Health Care and Management
(1+1)
45
VPT 321: Veterinary Neuro-pharmacology (2+1)
46
VMC 321: Systematic Veterinary Virology (2+1)
IV YEAR VII SEMESTER
88
47
VCP 411: Clinical lab section, Surgery section, Medicine section and
OandG section
48
VGO 411: Veterinary Gynaecology (2+1)
Sl.No.
Course Name
49
VLD 411: Veterinary Clinical Biochemistry and Laboratory Diagnosis – I
(0+1)
50
VMD 411: Veterinary Clinical Medicine-I (2+1)
51
VMD 412: Veterinary Preventive Medicine-I (2+0)
52
VPT 411: Veterinary Chemotherapy (2+0)
53
VSR 411: General Veterinary Surgery, Anaesthesiology and Diagnostic
Imaging (2+2)
IV YEAR VIII SEMESTER
54
VLD 421: Veterinary Clinical Biochemistry and Laboratory Diagnosis–II
(0+1)
55
VMD 422: Veterinary Preventive Medicine-II (2+0)
56
VPT 421: Veterinary Toxicology (2+0)
57
VGO 421: Veterinary Obstetrics (1+1)
58
VSR 421: Regional Veterinary Surgery (2+1)
59
VMD 421: Veterinary Clinical Medicine-II (2+0)
60
TVC 421: Veterinarian in Society (1+0)
61
OandG section
V YEAR IX SEMESTER
62
VAE 511: Livestock Entrepreneurship (1+0)
63
VGO 511: Veterinary Andrology and Reproductive Techniques (1+1)
64
VMD 511: Animal Welfare, Ethics and Jurisprudence (2+0)
65
VMD 512: Zoo/Wild Animal Breeding, Nutrition, Management and
Healthcare (1+1)
66
VMD 513: Pet Animal Breeding, Management, Nutrition and Health
Care (1+1)
67
VPE 511 : Environment and Environmental Hygiene (2+1)
68
VSR 511: Veterinary Orthopaedics and Lameness (1+1)
69
OandG section
89
COMPULSORY NON-CREDIT COURSES
a)
Tracking Programme
b)
Study Circle
c)
Livestock Farm Practice
d)
Entrepreneurial Training
e)
Extra Curricular Activities (Physical Education, NSS and NCC)
Common Rules for the Non-Credit Courses
a. All the non-credit courses shall be completed before VIII Semester upto
2013-14 batch and 2012-13 b atches.(Study circle continues upto IX
Semester
b. The students who could not clear any of the professional year need to
repeat only the courses prescribed for that respective professional year.
The non-credit courses [except Livestock farm practice courses (LFP 211
and LFP 221) and TVC 421 Veterinarian in Society (1+0)], if they were
successfully completed, need not be repeated by the students who
have failed in a professional year.
c. The non-credit courses - study circle and tracking programme - need to
be conducted only on Saturdays.
LIST OF COURSES OFFERED IN B.Tech (FT) DEGREE PROGRAMME
Course
No
Course Title
Credit
Hours
FIRST YEAR - SEMESTER-I
FCN 111
Bio-chemistry
2+1
FPE 112
Engineering Drawing
0+1
FSC 113
Engineering Mathematics I
1+1
FPE 114
Workshop Practice
0+1
FSC 115
Applied Physics
1+1
FMC 116
Fundamentals of Microbiology
2+1
FCN 117
Food chemistry-I
2+1
FST 118
Principles of Food Processing
2+1
FCN 119
Human Nutrition
2+1
Total
90
12+9
Course
No
Course Title
Credit
Hours
FIRST YEAR - SEMESTER-II
FST 121
Post Harvest Management and Processing of
Fruits & Vegetables
2+1
FMC 122
Food Microbiology
2+1
FST 123
Egg Products Processing Technology
2+1
FST 124
Environmental Sciences
2+1
FCN 125
Food chemistry II
2+1
FBM 126
Principles of Economics
2+0
FSC 127
Engineering Mathematics II
1+1
FPE 128
Energy Generation and Conservation
2+1
Total
15+7
SECOND YEAR - SEMESTER-III
FST 211
Market Milk Technology
2+1
FMC 212
Fermentation & Industrial Microbiology
2+1
FST 213
Cereal, Legumes and Oil seeds Technology
2+1
FPE 214
Heat and Mass Transfer
2+1
FST 215
Abattoir Practices and Fresh Meat
Technology
2+1
FST 216
Principles and Traditional Methods of Fish
Processing
2+1
FPE 217
Electrical Engineering
2+1
Total
14+7
SECOND YEAR -SEMESTER-IV
FST 221
Technology of Dairy Products
2+1
FPE 222
Food Packaging
2+1
FST 223
Food Quality
1+1
FST 224
Processing of Spices and Plantation Crops
1+1
FST 225
Preservation and Processing of Meat
2+1
FST 226
Freezing and Canning of Fish
2+1
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Course
No
Course Title
Credit
Hours
FPE 227
Refrigeration & Cold Chain
2+1
FSC 228
Engineering Mathematics III
1+1
Total
13+8
THIRD YEAR - SEMESTER-V
FBM 311
Co-operation, Marketing and Finance
2+1
FMC 312
Food Bio-technology
2+1
FST 313
Food Industry By-products
2+1
FST 314
Bakery, Snacks and Confectionery Products
2+1
FPE 315
Bio-Chemical Engineering
2+1
FPE 316
Food Processing Equipment - I
2+1
FMC 317
Food Safety and Microbial Standards.
2+1
Total
14+7
THIRD YEAR - SEMESTER-VI
FCN 321
Techniques in Food Analysis
2+1
FST 322
Quality and safety of Milk and Milk Products
2+1
FST 323
Quality and safety of Meat and Meat
Products
2+1
FST 324
Quality and safety of Fish and Fishery
Products
2+1
FPE 325
Instrumentation & Process Control
2+1
FPE 326
Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulics
2+1
FST 327
Quality Assurance and Certification
1+1
FBM 328
IT Application in Food Industry
1+1
Total
14+8
FOURTH YEAR - SEMESTER-VII
FBM 411
Entrepreneurship Development and
Communication Skill
1+1
FPE 412
Food Plant Design and Layout
1+2
FPE 413
Food Processing Equipment II
2+1
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Course
No
Course Title
Credit
Hours
FBM 414
Business Management & International Trade
3+0
FBM 415
Food Laws and Regulation
2+1
FSC 416
Operation Research
2+0
FST 417
Experiential Learning
0+5
Total
11+ 10
Study Tour
0+1
FOURTH YEAR - SEMESTER-VIII
1. In Plant Training
In plant training for six months off campus/ Industry
In-Plant Training (Satisfactory / Un- satisfactory 20 (0+20)
Training Report Evaluation 5(0+5)
2. Seminar – 2 (one credit each)
0+2
3. Research Project
0+3
Credit Seminar I
Credit Seminar II
LIST OF COURSES OFFERED IN B.Tech (PPT) DEGREE PROGRAMME
Course No
Course Title
Credit Hours
PST-111
Overview of Poultry Industry
3 (2+1)
PPE-112
Engineering Drawing
1 (0+1)
PPE-113
Workshop Practice
1 (0+1)
PPE-114
Principles of Civil Engineering
3 (2+1)
SPC-115
Biochemistry
3 (2+1)
SPC-116
Engineering Mathematics – I
2 (1+1)
SPC-117
Applied Physics
2 (1+1)
SPC-118
3 (2+1)
SPC-119
Environmental Sciences
3 (2+1)
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Course No
Course Title
Credit Hours
Total
21 (12+9)
FIRST YEAR - II SEMESTER
PST-121
Introduction to Poultry Management
3 (2+1)
PST-122
Poultry Housing and Environment
3 (2+1)
PST-123
Poultry Anatomy and Physiology
2 (1+1)
PST-124
Basic Poultry Nutrition
3 (2+1)
PPE-125
Materials and Structural Engineering
3 (2+1)
PPE-126
Energy Generation and Conservation
3 (2+1)
PPE-127
3 (2+1)
SPC-128
Engineering Mathematics- II
2 (1+1)
Total
22 (14+8)
SECOND YEAR - III SEMESTER
PST-211
Applied Poultry Nutrition
3 (2+1)
PST-212
Commercial Broiler Production
3 (2+1)
PPE-213
Design and Construction of Poultry House
3 (2+1)
PPE-214
Design and Construction of Hatchery, Feed Mill,
Egg and Poultry Processing Plants
3 (2+1)
PPE-215
Heat and Mass Transfer
3 (2+1)
PPE-216
Design of Poultry House Hatchery and Feed
Mill Equipment
3 (2+1)
PPE-217
Instrumentation and Process Control
3 (2+1)
PPE-218
Applied Electronics
3 (2+1)
Total
24 (16+8)
SECOND YEAR - IV SEMESTER
PST-221
Hatchery Management
2 (1+1)
PST-222
Breeder flock management
3 (2+1)
PPE-223
Refrigeration and Cold Chain
3 (2+1)
PPE-224
Design of Machine Component using AUTOCAD
2 (0+2)
PPE-225
Design of Egg and Poultry Processing Plant
Equipment
3 (2+1)
94
Course No
Course Title
Credit Hours
PPE-226
Automation in Poultry Industry
3 (2+1)
PPE-227
Applied Statistics
2 (2+0)
SPC-228
Engineering Mathematics-III
2 (1+1)
Total
20 (12+8)
THIRD YEAR - V SEMESTER
PST-311
Commercial Layer Production
3 (2+1)
PST-312
Poultry Feed Milling and Manufacturing
Technology
3 (2+1)
PST-313
Poultry Flock Health and Bio-security
4 (2+2)
PST-314
Primary Processing and Preservation of Poultry
3 (2+1)
PST-315
Egg Composition and Quality
3 (2+1)
SPC-316
Food Safety and Microbial Standards
3 (2+1)
SPC-317
Techniques in Food Analysis
3 (2+1)
Total
22 (14+8)
THIRD YEAR - VI SEMESTER
PST-321
Diversified Poultry and Ratite Management
3 (2+1)
PST-322
Poultry Meat Processing Technology
3 (2+1)
PST-323
Value Added Egg Products
3 (2+1)
PST-324
Packaging of Poultry Products
3 (2+1)
PST-325
Quality Control of Poultry Meat and Products
2 (1+1)
PBM-326
Concepts of Business Management
2 (2+0)
PBM-327
Poultry Farm Financial Management
3 (2+1)
PBM-328
IT Application in Food Industry
2 (1+1)
Total
21 (14+7)
FOURTH YEAR - VII SEMESTER
PBM-411
International Trade Food Laws and Regulations
2 (2+0)
PST-412
Poultry Economics and Marketing
3 (2+1)
PST-413
Poultry By-products and Waste management
3 (2+1)
PST-414
Experiential learning
10 (0+10)
95
Course No
Course Title
Credit Hours
PBM-415
Entrepreneurship Development &
Communication Skill
2 (1+1)
TOU-416
All India Study Tour
1 (0+1)
Total
21 (7+ 14)
FOURTH YEAR - VIII SEMESTER
Industrial training
ITR-421
Industrial Training [Satisfactory /
Un- Satisfactory]
20 (0+20)
ITE-422
Industrial Training Evaluation
5 (0+5)
PST-423
Seminar - I
1 (0+1)
PST-424
Seminar – II
1 (0+1)
PST-425
Research Project
3 (0+3)
Total
30 (0+30)
LIST OF COURSES OFFERED IN B.Tech (DT) DEGREE PROGRAMME
Sl.No.
Course Title
Credit Hours
FIRST YEAR – I SEMESTER
DCH 111
Physical Chemistry of Milk
3 (2+1)
DPM 111
Milk Production Management & Dairy
Development
3 (2+1)
DEN 111
Engineering Drawing
2 (0+2)
DEN 112
Workshop Practice
2 (1+1)
DEN 113
Fluid Mechanics
3 (2+1)
DBM 111
Economic Analysis
2 (2+0)
DMC 111
3 (2+1)
EVS 111
Environmental Studies
3 (2+1)
Total
Optional Noncredit Course
DCH112 Organic Chemistry / DBM112
Industrial Statistics
DTE 121
96
21 (13+8)
3 (2+1)
FIRST YEAR – II SEMESTER
Market Milk
4 (3+1)
Sl.No.
Course Title
Credit Hours
DMC 121
Introductory Dairy Microbiology
3 (2+1)
DEN 121
Head and Mass Transfer
3 (2+1)
DCH 121
Chemistry of Milk
3 (2+1)
DEN 122
Thermodynamics
3 (2+1)
DEN 123
3 (2+1)
DCH 122
Biochemistry
3 (2+1)
DTE 122
Human Nutrition
2(1+1)
Total
24 (16+8)
SECOND YEAR –III SEMESTER
DTE 211
Traditional Dairy Products
3 (2+1)
DTE 212
Ice-Cream & Frosen Deserts
4 (2+2)
DTE 213
Fat Rich Dairy Products
4 (3+1)
DEN 211
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
3 (2+1)
DTE 214
Cheese Technology
5 (3+2)
DEN 212
Dairy Engineering
3 (2+1)
Total
Optional Noncredit Course
22 (14+8)
DBM 211 Dairy Extension Education
2 (1+1)
SECOND YEAR – IV SEMESTER
DTE 221
Food Technology
4 (3+1)
DTE 222
Condensed & Dried Milks
5 (3+2)
DTE 223
By Products Technology
4 (3+1)
DEN 221
Dairy Process Engineering
3 (2+1)
DTE 224
Packaging of Dairy Products
3 (2+1)
DBM 221
Marketing Management & International Trade
2 (2+0)
DBM 222
Entrepreneurship Development and Industrial
Consultancy
2 (2+0)
Total
23 (17+6)
THIRD YEAR – V SEMESTER
DBM 311
IT in Dairy Industry
2 (1+1)
DCH 311
Chemical Quality Assurance
3 (2+1)
97
Sl.No.
Course Title
Credit Hours
DMC 311
Dairy Biotechnology
3 (2+1)
DMC 312
Started Culture and Fermented Milk Products
3 (2+1)
DEN 311
Instrumentation & Process Control
3 (2+1)
DMC 313
Quality and Safety monitoring in Dairy Industry
3 (2+1)
DBM 312
Financial Management & Cost Accounting
4 (3+1)
Total
Optional
course
21 (14+7)
DCP 311 Computer Programming
3(1+2)
THIRD YEAR – VI SEMESTER
DEN 321
Food Engineering
4 (3+1)
DEN 322
Principles of Dairy Machine Desing
3 (2+1)
DCH 321
Food Chemistry
3 (2+1)
DMC 321
Food and Industrial Microbiology
3 (2+1)
DEN 323
Dairy Plant Design and Layout
3 (2+1)
DTE 321
Judging of Dairy Products
3 (2+1)
DTE 322
Dairy Plant Management & Pollution Control
2 (1+1)
DBM 321
Operation Research
2 (2+0)
Total
DTE 323
23 (16+7)
Optional Course: Food Technology II
3 (2+1)
FOURTH YEAR – VII SEMESTER
DHT 411
Hands-on training and Experiential Learning
Hands – on Training and Experiential Learning:
The Student will undergo campus training in
various department of college or off campus
training in other College of Dairy Technology
where facility of hands-on training is available
25 (0+25)
Total
25 (0+25)
FOURTH YEAR - VIII SEMESTER
In-Plant Training in Commercial Dairy Plants
DIP 421
In-Plant Training
DTE 422
Training Report Evaluation
Total
98
20 (0+20)
5 (0+5)
25 (0+25)
LIST OF COURSES OFFERED IN MVSc AND PHD IN DIFFERENT DISCIPLINES
OF ANIMAL AND VETERINARY SCIENCES
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
Veterinary anatomy and histology
VAN 601
Comparative osteology and arthrology
1+2
VAN 602
Comparative splanchnology
2+2
VAN 603
Myology angiology neurology and aesthesiology of ox
1+3
VAN 604
Gross anatomical techniques
0+2
VAN 605
Theory and practice of histological and histochemical
techniques
1+2
VAN 606
General histology and ultrastructure
3+1
VAN 607
Systemic histology and ultrastructure
3+1
VAN 608
Developmental anatomy
3+1
VAN 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
VAN 699
Master’s research
20
VAN 801
Myology angiology neurology and aesthesiology of
equine canine and porcine
0+3
VAN 802
Principles and applications of biomechanics
2+0
VAN 803
Avian anatomy
1+2
VAN 804
Neuroanatomy
3+1
VAN 805
Endocrine anatomy
2+1
VAN 806
Theory and applications of electron microscope
2+1
VAN 807
Histoenzymology and immunocytochemistry
2+1
VAN 808
Applied embryology and teratology
1+2
VAN 809
Functional veterinary anatomy
2+0
VAN 810
Gross anatomy of laboratory animals
1+1
VAN 890
Special problem
0+2
VAN 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
VAN 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
VAN 899
Doctoral research
45
99
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
Veterinary and animal husbandry extension
AHE 601
Fundamentals of veterinary and animal
Husbandry extension
2+1
AHE 602
Communication for livestock development
1+1
AHE 603
Diffusion and adoption of animal husbandry practices
2+1
AHE 604
Extension techniques and audio visual aids
2+1
AHE 605
Animal husbandry programme planning and evaluation
2+1
AHE 606
Research methodology in veterinary and animal
husbandry extension
2+1
AHE 607
Social psychology and group dynamics
2+1
AHE 608
Animal husbandry development programmes
1+0
AHE 609
Developments in the concept of extension
1+0
AHE 610
Human resource management in animal husbandry
sector
2+1
AHE 611
Gender and livestock development
1+0
AHE 612
Information and communication technology in livestock
development
1+1
AHE 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
AHE 699
Master’s research
20
AHE 801
Organizational management
3+0
AHE 802
Farm journalism and public relations
2+1
AHE 803
Advanced research techniques in social research
3+1
AHE 804
Training for human resource development
2+1
AHE 805
Policies and regulations in livestock sector
2+0
AHE 806
Educational technology
2+1
AHE 807
Dynamics of change
2+0
AHE 808
Organizational communication
2+1
AHE 890
Special problem
0+2
AHE 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
AHE 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
AHE 899
Doctoral research
45
100
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
Veterinary biochemistry
VBC 601
Chemistry of animal cell
2+0
VBC 602
Techniques in biochemistry
0+2
VBC 603
Applications of genomics and proteomics in molecular
biology
2+0
VBC 604
Biochemistry of biomolecules: carbohydrates, lipids and
membrane’s structure
2+0
VBC 605
Enzyme catalysis, kinetics, inhibition and regulation
2+0
VBC 606
Metabolism-i: carbohydrates and lipids
2+0
VBC 607
Metabolism-ii: nucleic acids and amino acids
2+0
VBC 608
Metabolism-iii: integration and regulation.
2+0
VBC 609
Central dogma and protein function
2+0
VBC 610
Clinical biochemistry of animals
2+1
VBC 611
Biochemical basis of diseases of domestic animals
2+0
VBC 612
Endocrinology and reproductive biochemistry
2+0
VBC 613
Biochemical basis of animal production
2+1
VBC 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
VBC 699
Master’s research
20
VBC 801
Advances in biochemistry of ruminant disorders
2+0
VBC 802
Advances in enzymology
2+0
VBC 803
Advances in clinical biochemistry
0+2
VBC 804
Membrane dynamics and signal transduction in animal
cell
2+0
VBC 805
Methods in protein analysis
2+1
VBC 806
Nutritional biochemistry
2+0
VBC 807
Advances in intermediary metabolism
2+0
VBC 808
Endocrine control of fuel metabolism
2+0
VBC 809
Diagnostic enzymology-i
2+0
VBC 810
Diagnostic enzymology-ii
2+0
VBC 811
Biochemistry of development and differentiation
2+0
VBC 812
Advances in techniques in biochemistry
0+2
101
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
VBC 813
Advances in mineral and vitamin metabolism and related
diseases
2+0
VBC 890
Special problem
0+2
VBC 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
VBC 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
VBC 899
Doctoral research
45
Veterinary physiology
VPY 601
Physiology of digestion
2+1
VPY 602
Cardiovascular and respiratory physiology
2+1
VPY 603
Renal physiology and body fluid dynamics
2+1
VPY 604
Haematology
2+1
VPY 605
Vitamins and minerals in animal physiology
2+0
VPY 606
Physiology of animal reproduction
2+1
VPY 607
Clinical physiology
2+1
VPY 608
Neuromuscular physiology
2+1
VPY 609
Chemical bioregulation in physiological functions
3+0
VPY 610
Research techniques in veterinary physiology
0+2
VPY 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
VPY 699
Master’s research
20
VPY 801
Applied physiology of body fluids and electrolytes
2+1
VPY 802
Physiology of animal behaviour
2+0
VPY 803
Comparative physiology of ruminant digestion
2+1
VPY 804
Advances in neuro-endocrinology
2+1
VPY 805
Myophysiology and kinesiology
2+1
VPY 806
Avian physiology
2+1
VPY 807
Physiology of lactation
2+1
VPY 808
Advances in environmental physiology and growth
2+1
VPY 809
Advances in rumen microbiology and metabolism
2+1
VPY 810
Advances in immunophysiology
2+1
VPY 811
Physiology of stress
2+1
VPY 890
Special problem
0+2
102
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
VPY 891
Doctoral research i
1+0
VPY 892
Doctoral research ii
1+0
VPY 899
Doctoral research
45
Animal genetics and breeding
AGB 601
Animal cytogenetics and immunogenetics
2+1
AGB 602
Molecular genetics in animal breeding
2+1
AGB 603
Population and quantitative genetics in animal breeding
2+1
AGB 604
Selection methods and breeding systems
3+1
AGB 605
Biometrical techniques in animal breeding
3+1
AGB 606
Conservation of animal genetic resources
2+0
AGB 607
Cattle and buffalo breeding
2+1
AGB 608
Small farm animal breeding (sheep, goat, swine and
rabbit)
2+0
AGB 609
Poultry breeding
2+1
AGB 610
Laboratory animal breeding
1+0
AGB 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
AGB 699
Master’s research
20
AGB 801
Recent advances in animal genetics
2+0
AGB 802
Recent trends in animal breeding
2+0
AGB 803
Advances in biometrical genetics
2+1
AGB 804
Advances in selection methodology
2+1
AGB 805
Bioinformatics in animal genetics and Breeding
2+0
AGB 806
Advances in molecular cytogenetics
2+0
AGB 807
Utilisation of non-additive genetic Variance in farm
animals
2+1
AGB 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
AGB 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
AGB 899
Doctoral research
45
Animal nutrition
ANN 601
Animal nutrition – energy and protein
3+0
ANN 602
Animal nutrition – minerals, vitamins and feed additives
3+1
103
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
ANN 603
Feed technology
1+1
ANN 604
Feed conservation, storage and quality control
2+2
ANN 605
Ruminant nutrition
2+1
ANN 606
Non-ruminant nutrition
1+1
ANN 607
Nutrition of companion/laboratory , wild and zoo animals
2+1
ANN 608
Research techniques in animal nutrition
1+3
ANN 609
Non conventional feed stuff and toxic onstituents/
antimetabolites in animal feedstuff
2+1
ANN 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
ANN 699
Master’s research
20
ANN 801
Modern concepts of feeding ruminants and forage
utilization
3+0
ANN 802
Modern concepts of feeding monogastric animals
2+0
ANN 803
Nutrition and rumen fermentation
1+1
ANN 804
Advances in micronutrients
1+0
ANN 805
Advanced techniques in nutrition and Research
1+2
ANN 806
Advances in feed technology
1+1
ANN 807
Clinical nutrition
1+1
ANN 808
Nutrient and drug interaction
2+0
ANN 809
New feed resources and toxicants in Animal feeding
2+0
ANN 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
ANN 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
ANN 899
Doctoral research
45
Livestock production and management
LPM 601
Cattle and buffalo production and management
2+1
LPM 602
Sheep and goat production and management
2+1
LPM 603
Swine production and management
1+1
LPM 604
Laboratory animal production and management
1+1
LPM 605
Shelter management
1+1
LPM 606
Principles of
management
104
environmental
hygiene
and
waste
2+0
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
LPM 607
Climatology and animal production
1+0
LPM 608
Poultry farm and hatchery management
2+1
LPM 609
Farm animal behavior
1+0
LPM 610
Integrated livestock farming system
2+1
LPM 611
Equine production and management
1+1
LPM 612
Wild life management and conservation
2+0
LPM 613
Livestock business management
1+1
LPM 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
LPM 699
Master’s research
20
LPM 801
Advances in cattle and buffalo production and
management
3+0
LPM 802
Advances in sheep and goat production and
management
2+1
LPM 803
Advances in swine production and management
2+1
LPM 804
Advances in
management
LPM 805
Advances in poultry production management
2+1
LPM 806
Advances in environmental management
1+1
LPM 807
Advances in equine management
2+0
LPM 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
LPM 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
LPM 899
Doctoral research
45
laboratory
animal
production
and
1+1
Livestock products technology
LPT 601
Fresh meat technology
1+1
LPT 602
Meat processing, packaging, quality control and
marketing
2+1
LPT 603
Poultry and fish products technology
2+1
LPT 604
Egg and egg products technology
1+1
LPT 605
Abattoir and poultry processing plant practices
1+1
LPT 606
Slaughter house byproducts technology
2+1
LPT 607
Processing and marketing of wool
2+1
105
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
LPT 608*
Market milk processing and dairy plant practices
2+1
LPT 609
Quality control of milk and milk products
1+1
LPT 610
Technology of milk products
2+1
LPT 611
Biotechnology of foods of animal origin
1+1
LPT 612*
In-plant training (non credit)
0+2
LPT 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
LPT 699
Master’s research
20
LPT 801
Advances in abattoir practices and animal byproducts
utilization
2+1
LPT 802
Advances in fresh Meat and processed meat products
technology
3+1
LPT 803
Advances in poultry products technology
2+1
LPT 804
Advances in milk and milk products technology
3+1
LPT 805
Advances in quality control of livestock products
2+0
LPT 806
Biotechnological techniques and processes in animal
products
1+1
LPT 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
LPT 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
LPT 899
Doctoral research
45
Poultry science
PSC 601
Poultry breeding and genetics
2+1
PSC 602
Poultry nutrition and feeding
2+1
PSC 603
Commercial layer production
2+1
PSC 604
Commercial broiler production
2+1
PSC 605
Breeder stock, flock, health and hatchery management
3+1
PSC 606
Management of poultry other than chicken
2+1
PSC 607
Poultry products technology and marketing
2+1
PSC 608
Poultry economics projects and marketing
2+1
PSC 609
Physiology of poultry production
2+1
PSC 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
PSC 699
Master’s research
20
106
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
PSC 801
Applied poultry nutrition
2+1
PSC 802
Concepts in commercial poultry production
2+1
PSC 803
Developments in poultry products technology
2+1
PSC 804
Emerging diseases of poultry and flock health
2+1
PSC 805
Advanced poultry breeding methods
2+1
PSC 806
Poultry economics marketing and integration
2+1
PSC 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
PSC 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
PSC 899
Doctoral research
45
Veterinary microbiology
VMC 601
Bacteriology– i
3+1
VMC 602
Bacteriology – ii
3+1
VMC 603
Veterinary mycology
1+1
VMC 604
General virology
2+1
VMC 605
Systematic animal virology
3+1
VMC 606
Principles of immunology
2+1
VMC 607
Vaccinology
2+0
VMC 608
Diagnostics of infectious diseases
1+2
VMC 609
Techniques in microbiology and immunology
0+3
VMC 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
VMC 699
Master’s research
20
VMC 801
Advances in bacteriology
2+1
VMC 802
Advances in mycology
2+1
VMC 803
Bacterial genetics
2+1
VMC 804
Microbial toxins
2+1
VMC 805
Molecular determinants of bacterial pathogenesis
2+1
VMC 806
Advances in virology
2+1
VMC 807
Molecular and genetic aspects of viral pathogenesis
2+1
VMC 808
Structure function relationship of dna and rna viruses
3+0
VMC 809
Oncogenic viruses
2+0
107
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
VMC 810
Slow viral infections and prions
2+0
VMC 811
Molecular immunology
2+1
VMC 812
Advances in cellular immunology
2+1
VMC 813
Cytokines and immunomodulators
2+0
VMC 814
Advances in vaccinology
2+0
VMC 815
Advances in immunodiagnostics
1+1
VMC 816
Modern immunotechnology
1+2
VMC 817
Current topics in infection and immunity
3+0
VMC 818
Veterinary microbial biotechnology
2+1
VMC 890
Special problem
0+2
VMC 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
VMC 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
VMC 899
Doctoral research
45
Veterinary parasitology
VPA 601
Veterinary helminthology-i
2+1
VPA 602
Veterinary helminthology-ii
2+1
VPA 603
Veterinary entomology and acarology
2+1
VPA 604
Veterinary protozoology
2+1
VPA 605
Parasitological techniques
0+2
VPA 606
Clinical parasitology
1+1
VPA 607
Trends in control of livestock and poultry parasites
1+1
VPA 608
Immunoparasitology
2+1
VPA 609
Parasitic zoonoses
2+0
VPA 610
Parasites of zoo and wild animals
2+1
VPA 611
Malacology
1+1
VPA 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
VPA 699
Master’s research
20
VPA 801
Applications of remote sensing and geographic
information system in parasitology
1+2
VPA 802
Molecular diagnostics and vaccine development in
parasitology
2+1
108
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
VPA 803
Host parasite interactions
2+0
VPA 804
Advances in protozoology
2+1
VPA 805
Advances in helminthology-i
2+1
VPA 806
Advances in helminthology-ii
2+1
VPA 807
Advances in entomology and acarology
2+1
VPA 808
In vitro cultivation of parasites
1+2
VPA 809
Emerging and re-emerging parasitic diseases
2+0
VPA 810
Bionomics of parasites
3+0
VPA 811
Environmental parasitology
1+1
VPA 890
Special problem
0+2
VPA 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
VPA 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
VPA 899
Doctoral research
45
Veterinary pathology
VPP 601
General pathology
2+1
VPP 602
Techniques in pathology
1+1
VPP 603
Animal oncology
1+1
VPP 604
Clinical pathology
1+2
VPP 605
Necropsy procedures and interpretations-i
0+1
VPP 606
Necropsy procedures and interpretations–ii
0+1
VPP 607
Systemic pathology
2+1
VPP 608
Pathology of infectious diseases of Domestic animals
2+1
VPP 609
Toxicopathology
2+1
VPP 610
Avian pathology
2+1
VPP 611
Pathology of laboratory animals, fish and wild animals
2+1
VPP 612
Veterolegal pathology
1+0
VPP 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
VPP 699
Master’s research
20
VPP 801
Pathology of nutritional and metabolic disturbances
2+1
VPP 802
Advances in toxicopathology
2+1
109
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
VPP 803
Advances in diagnostic pathology
1+2
VPP 804
Ultrastructural pathology
1+1
VPP 805
Immunopathology
2+1
VPP 806
Pathology of important and emerging diseases of pets
and livestock
1+1
VPP 807
Advances in avian pathology
2+1
VPP 808
Pathology of fungal diseases
2+1
VPP 809
Molecular pathology of cell injury
2+1
VPP 810
Experimental pathology
1+1
VPP 890
Special problem
0+2
VPP 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
VPP 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
VPP 899
Doctoral research
45
Veterinary pharmacology and toxicology
VPT 601
General pharmacology
2+0
VPT 602
Autonomic and autacoid pharmacology
2+1
VPT 603
Cns pharmacology
2+1
VPT 604
Digestive and respiratory pharmacology
2+0
VPT 605
Cardiovascular and renal pharmacology
2+0
VPT 606
Endocrine and reproductive pharmacology
2+0
VPT 607
Chemotherapy
2+1
VPT 608
Toxicology of xenobiotics
2+1
VPT 609
Toxicology of plants and toxins
2+0
VPT 610
Pharmacological techniques
1+1
VPT 611
Techniques in toxicology
1+1
VPT 612
Ethnopharmacology
2+0
VPT 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
VPT 699
Master’s research
20
VPT 801
Advances in neuropharmacology
2+0
VPT 802
Autacoid pharmacology
1+0
VPT 803
Pharmacology of herbal drugs
2+1
110
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
VPT 804
Drug metabolism
2+0
VPT 805
Molecular pharmacology
2+0
VPT 806
Pharmacokinetics
2+1
VPT 807
Pharmacogenomics
2+0
VPT 808
Immunopharmacology
1+0
VPT 809
Molecular toxicology
2+0
VPT 810
Clinical pharmacology
1+1
VPT 811
Clinical toxicology
2+1
VPT 812
Ecotoxicology
2+0
VPT 813
Regulatory toxicology
2+1
VPT 890
Special problem
0+2
VPT 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
VPT 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
VPT 899
Doctoral research
45
Veterinary public health
VPH 601
Elements of veterinary public health
1+1
VPH 602
Bacterial and rickettsial agents of public health
significance
2+1
VPH 603
Viral, fungal and parasitic agents of public health
significance
2+1
VPH 604
Zoonoses and public health
2+1
VPH 605
Principles of food hygiene and safety
2+1
VPH 606
Food-borne infections and intoxications
2+1
VPH 607
Meat and milk hygiene
2+1
VPH 608
Environmental pollution and safety
3+1
VPH 609
Fish, fish products and seafood hygiene
1+1
VPH 610
Bioterrorism and disaster management
1+1
VPH 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
VPH 699
Master’s research
20
VPH 801
Current topics in veterinary public health
2+1
VPH 802
Emerging and reemerging zoonoses
2+1
111
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
VPH 803
Quality control of animal food products
2+1
VPH 804
Occupational health hazards
2+1
VPH 805
Disposal and recycling of waste
2+1
VPH 806
Biohazards, biosecurity and disaster management
2+0
VPH 807
Food plant sanitation
2+1
VPH 808
Advances in environmental pollution control
2+1
VPH 890
Special problem
0+2
VPH 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
VPH 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
VPH 899
Doctoral research
45
Animal reproduction, gynaecology and obstetrics
VGO 601
General gynaecology
3+1
VGO 602
Female infertility
3+1
VGO 603
Veterinary obstetrics
2+2
VGO 604
Andrology and male infertility
3+1
VGO 605
Semen preservation and artificial insemination
2+1
VGO 606
Reproductive biotechnology
2+1
VGO 607
Clinical practice i
0+3
VGO608
Clinical practice ii
0+3
VGO 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
VGO 699
Master’s research
20
VGO 801
Advances in gynaecology
2+1
VGO 802
Advances in obstetrics
2+1
VGO 803
Advances in andrology
2+1
VGO 804
Advances in reproductive biotechnology
1+1
VGO 805
Advances in semen preservation
1+1
VGO 806
Clinical practice i
0+3
VGO 807
0+3
VGO 890
Special problem
0+2
VGO 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
112
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
VGO 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
VGO 899
Doctoral research
45
Veterinary clinical medicine, ethics and jurisprudence
VCM 601
Ruminant clinical medicine –i
2+0
VCM 602
Ruminant clinical medicine –ii
2+0
VCM 603
Equine clinical medicine
2+0
VCM 604
Canine and feline clinical medicine
2+0
VCM 605
Swine clinical medicine
1+0
VCM 606
Avian medicine
1+0
VCM 607
Zoo wild and laboratory animal medicine
2+0
VCM 608
Clinical diseases of animal species of regional
importance
1+0
VCM 609
Production diseases
2+0
VCM 610
Diseases of animals caused by toxicants
1+0
VCM 611
Veterinary forensic medicine
1+1
VCM 612
Clinical diagnostic techniques
0+2
VCM 613
Veterinary emergency medicine
0+2
VCM 614
Clinical practice i
0+3
VCM 615
0+3
VCM 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
VCM 699
Master’s research
20
VCM 801
Advances in gastroentrology
2+1
VCM 802
Advances in cardiopulmonary medicine
2+0
VCM 803
Advances in neurological and urological disorders
2+0
VCM 804
Advances in endocrine and dermatological disorders
2+0
VCM 805
Advances in production diseases
2+0
VCM 806
Advances in paediatrics and geriatrics
1+0
VCM 807
Advances in veterinary diagnostics
1+2
VCM 808
Advances in veterinary therapeutics
1+2
VCM 809
Advanced clinical practice i
0+2
VCM 810
Advanced clinical practice ii
0+2
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CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
VCM 811
Advanced clinical practice iii
0+2
VCM 890
Special problem
0+2
VCM 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
VCM 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
VCM 899
Doctoral research
45
Veterinary epidemiology and preventive medicine
VEP 601
Principles of epidemiology
2+0
VEP 602
Applied epidemiology
1+1
VEP 603
Livestock and poultry disease investigation
0+2
VEP 604
Veterinary clinical epidemiology
1+1
VEP 605
Biosecurity practices in disesase prevention
1+1
VEP 606
Nfectious diseases of ruminants–i
2+1
VEP 607
Infectious diseases of ruminants –ii
2+1
VEP 608
Infectious diseases of equines
1+1
VEP 609
Infectious diseases of canines and felines
2+1
VEP 610
Infectious diseases of poultry
2+1
VEP 611
Infectious diseases of animal species of regional
importance
2+1
VEP 612
Infectious diseases of laboratory and zoo animals
1+0
VEP 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
VEP 699
Master’s research
20
VEP 801
Recent concepts in epidemiology and disease
forecasting
2+1
VEP 802
Herd health management
2+1
VEP 803
Data collection management and presentation
2+1
VEP 804
Survey and surveillance
2+1
VEP 805
Emerging and re-emerging animal diseases
2+0
VEP 806
Ecology of diseases
2+0
VEP 807
Molecular approaches in epidemilogy
2+1
VEP 808
Advances in prevention and control of infectious
diseases of ruminants
2+1
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CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
VEP 809
Advances in prevention and control of infectious
diseases of equines
2+1
VEP 810
Advances in prevention and control of diseases in pet
animals
2+1
VEP 811
Advances in prevention and control of diseases in
poultry
2+1
VEP 812
Advances in infectious diseases of laboratory and zoo
animals
1+0
VEP 813
Advances in diagnosis and management of toxicological
conditions
1+1
VEP 890
Special problem
0+2
VEP 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
VEP 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
VEP 899
Doctoral research
45
Veterinary surgery and radiology
VSR 601
Principles of surgery
2+0
VSR 602
Clinical practice–i
0+3
VSR 603
Clinical practice –ii
0+3
VSR 604
Small animal anaesthesia
2+1
VSR 605
Large animal anaesthesia
2+1
VSR 606
Diagnostic imaging techniques
2+1
VSR 607
Veterinary ophthalmology and dentistry
1+1
VSR 608
Small animal soft tissue surgery
2+1
VSR 609
Large animal soft tissue surgery
2+1
VSR 610
Orthopaedic and limb surgery
2+1
VSR 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
VSR 699
Master’s research
20
VSR 801
Clinical surgical practice–i
0+2
VSR 802
Clinical surgical practice –ii
0+2
VSR 803
Clinical surgical practice – iii
0+2
VSR 804
Anaesthesia of wild and laboratory animals
1+1
VSR 805
Advances in anaesthesiology
2+1
115
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
VSR 806
Advances in diagnostic imaging techniques
2+1
VSR 807
Neurosurgery
2+1
VSR 808
Experimental surgical techniques in animals
1+1
VSR 889
Special problems in anaesthesia
0+2
VSR 890
Special problems in surgery
0+2
VSR 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
VSR 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
VSR 899
Doctoral research
45
Animal biotechnology
ABT601
Basic and applied biotechnology
3+0
ABT 602
Fundamentals of cell and molecular biology
3+0
ABT 603
Applied molecular biology
2+1
ABT 604
Animal cell culture: principles and applications
1+2
ABT 605
Molecular diagnostics
1+2
ABT 606
Vaccine biotechnology
2+1
ABT 607
Immunology applied to biotechnology
1+1
ABT 608
Introduction to bioinformatics
2+1
ABT 609
Animal genomics
2+1
ABT 610
Reproductive biotechnology
2+1
ABT 611
Techniques in molecular biology and genetic
engineering
0+3
ABT 612
Biodiversity, biosafety and bioethics
2+0
ABT 613
Molecular forensics
2+1
ABT 614
Industrial biotechnology
2+1
ABT 615
Probiotics and feed biotechnology
3+0
ABT 616
Animal biotechnology
3+0
ABT 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
ABT 699
Master’s research
0 + 20
ABT 801
Gene cloning and expression
1+1
ABT 802
Functional genomics and proteomics
2+1
ABT 803
Advances in reproductive biotechnology
2+1
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CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
ABT 804
Trends in vaccinology
3+1
ABT 805
Advances in animal cell culture
2+1
ABT 806
Transgenic animal technology
2+0
ABT 891
Doctoral seminar i
1+0
ABT 892
Doctoral seminar ii
1+0
ABT 899
Doctoral research
0 + 45
Wildlife science
WLS 601
Wildlife biology and ecology
2+0
WLS 602
Ethology of wildlife
1+1
WLS 603
Wildlife management
2+0
WLS 604
Capture and immobilization of wildlife
1+1
WLS 605
Wildlife pathology
2+1
WLS 606
Special medicine- birds, reptiles, amphibians and fishes
1+1
WLS 607
Special medicine- mammals
2+1
WLS 608
Zoological park clinical training
0+2
WLS 609
Epidemiology and population health
1+1
WLS 610
Wildlife nutrition
1+1
WLS 611
Wildlife genetics and breeding
2+0
WLS 612
Wildlife parasitology
2+1
WLS 613
Clinical training – aves and reptiles
0+1
WLS 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
WLS 699
Master’s research
0+20
Animal husbandry economics
AHC 601
Introduction to economic analysis
2+1
AHC 602
Macro economics
2+0
AHC 603
Micro economics
2+0
AHC 604
Farm production and business management
2+1
AHC 605
Livestock marketing and price analysis
2+1
AHC 606
Animal husbandry project analysis
1+1
AHC 607
Quantitative methods and analysis
2+1
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CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
AHC 608
Economic development and growth
2+0
AHC 609
Animal husbandry development and policy
1+0
AHC 610
Linear programming
1+1
AHC 611
Livestock credit and co-operation
1+0
AHC 612
Natural resource economics
1+0
AHC 613
Environmental economics
3+0
AHC 691
Master’s seminar
1+0
AHC 699
Master’s research
0+20
AHC 801
Advanced economic analysis
3+0
AHC 802
Advanced production economics
2+1
AHC 803
Advanced econometrics
2+1
AHC 804
Advances in livestock marketing and price analysis
2+1
AHC 805
Programming techniques
3+0
AHC 806
Natural resource management
1+1
AHC 891
Doctoral seminar – i
1+0
AHC 892
Doctoral seminar – ii
1+0
AHC 899
Doctoral research
0+45
Compulsory courses for all the disciplines
AHS 601
Applied statistics 2+1
AHS 602
Computer applications in animal sciences
1+1
Compulsory non-credit courses for all the disciplines
PGS 601
Library and information services
0+1
PGS 602
Technical skills writing and communications
0+1
PGS 603
(e-course) intellectual property and its management in
agriculture
1+0
PGS 604
Basic concepts in laboratory techniques
0+1
PGS 605
(e-course) agricultural research ethics and rural
development programmes
1+0
PGS 606
(e-course) disaster management
1+0
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LIST OF COURSES OFFERED FOR MTech (FOOD TECHNOLOGY)
CODE
COURSE TITLE
CREDITS
A. Major Courses Total Credits 20
FCN 601
Advances in Food Chemistry & Nutrition
2+1
FMC 602
Modern Food Microbiology
2+1
FPE 603
Advances in Food Engineering
2+1
FST 604
Food Processing
2+0
FPE 605
Food Packaging
1+1
FCN 606
Food Analysis
0+2
FST 607
Food Quality Systems & Management
2+1
FPE 608
Equipment Design & Process Control
1+1
B. Minor Courses*
Total Credits 9
Group I
FST 616
Confectionary technology
2+1
FST 617
Snack foods technology
2+1
FST 618
Beverages technology
2+1
FST 619
Advances in Milk Processing
2+1
FST 620
Technology of Fat Rich Products
2+1
FST 621
Technology of Fermented and Dried Dairy Products
2+1
FST 622
Advances in Fish Biochemistry
2+1
FST 623
Advances in Fish Processing And Engineering
2+1
FST 624
Advances in Fish Quality Assurance
2+1
FST 625
Advances in Fresh Meat Technology
2+1
FST 626
Advances in Processing and Preservation of Meat
2+1
FST 627
Muscle and Meat Biochemistry
2+1
FST 628
Advances in Egg Products Processing Technology
2+1
Group II
Group III
Group IV
C. Supporting Courses ** FSC 635
Total Credits 5
Statistical Methods for Food Science
1+1
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FSC 636
Computer Applications in Food Industry
1+2
FBM 637
Business Management & International Trade
3+0
D. Seminar FST 649
Master’s Seminar
Total Credits 1
1+0
E. Compulsory Non-credit Courses***
Total Credits 3
FPT 641
Library and Information Services
0+1
FPT 642
Technical Writing And Communications Skills
0+1
FPT 643
Intellectual Property and its Management in
Agriculture
1+0
F. Research FST 650
*
** *** Master’s Research
Total Credits 20
0+20
Students may take three courses from the courses listed in four
groups for 9 credits;
Student should take supporting courses for 5 credits;
Non credit courses are compulsory, but will not be considered for
credit calculation or OGPA.
LIST OF COURSES OFFERED FOR PhD (FOOD TECHNOLOGY)
CODE
FST 801
FST 802
FST 803
FST 804
FST 805
FST 806
Minor Courses*
FST 811
FST 812
FST 814
FST 815
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COURSE TITLE
Major Courses
Total 15
Advances in food chemistry & nutrition
Modern food microbiology
Advances in food engineering
Food processing
Food packaging
Food analysis
Advances in food biotechnology
Food microstructure & texture
Automation in food processing
Cold chain management
CREDITS
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+0
1+1
0+2
Total 8
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+0
FST 816
Food supply chain management
FST 817
Renewable energy for food processing
FST 818
Juice processing technology
FST 819
Product design & development
FST 820
Project planning & implementation
FST 821
Separation techniques in food processing
FST 822
Carbohydrate chemistry & technology
FST 823
Lipid chemistry & technology
FST 824
Protein chemistry & technology
FST 825
Confectionary technology
FST 826
Flavour chemistry & technology
FST 827
Grain storage technology
Supporting Courses**
FST 531
Statistical method for food science
FST 532
Computer applications in food industry
FST 533
Business management & international trade
FST 535
Current topics in food science and technology
Seminar
Total 2
FST 891
Doctoral seminar i
FST 892
Doctoral seminar ii
Research
Total 45
FST 899
Doctoral Research
*
1+1
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+1
2+1
Total 5
1+1
1+2
3+0
2+0
1+0
1+0
45
In addition, student can take FST 518, FST 519, FST 523, FST 524, FST
525, FST 526 and FST 527 as minor course; Students can take the
courses from this group, with minimum of 8 credits;
** Any other course relevant to the research topic of the student and
offered by any department in the university can be opted by the
student on recommendation of the advisory committee.
Note: Students should take Compulsory Non Credit courses PGS 501- PGS
506, if not done during Master’s programme
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR (Tentative) FOR THE YEAR 2015-16
(From July 2015 to December 2016)
(All Sundays are excluded from this Calendar)
July 2015
Date
Day
Key Activities
1
Wednesday
2
Thursday
3
Friday
4
Saturday
6
Monday
7
Tuesday
8
Wednesday
9
Thursday
10
Friday
11
Saturday
13
Monday
14
Tuesday
15
Wednesday
Registration for IX Semester for 2011-12 Batch
BVSc & AH
16
Thursday
Commencement of IX Semester for 2011-12 Batch
BVSc & AH
17
Friday
18
Saturday
20
Monday
21
Tuesday
22
Wednesday
23
Thursday
24
Friday
25
Saturday
27
Monday
122
Commencement of II Semester for 2014-15 batch of
BTech (DT)
Ramzan – Holiday
28
Tuesday
29
Wednesday
30
Thursday
31
Friday
August 2015
1
Saturday
3
Monday
4
Tuesday
5
Wednesday
Registration for VII Semester for 2012 -13 Batch
BVSc & AH
6
Thursday
Commencement of VII Semester for 2012 -13 Batch
BVSc & AH
7
Friday
8
Saturday
10
Monday
11
Tuesday
12
Wednesday
13
Thursday
14
Friday
15
Saturday
17
Monday
18
Tuesday
19
Wednesday
20
Thursday
21
Friday
22
Saturday
24
Monday
Registration for V Semester of 2013 -14 Batch
BVSc & AH
25
Tuesday
Commencement of V Semester of 2013 -14 Batch
BVSc & AH
26
Wednesday
Independence Day – Holiday
123
27
Thursday
28
Friday
29
Saturday
31
Monday
September 2015
1
Tuesday
Commencement of VII Semester of 2012 -13 batch
BTech (PPT)
2
Wednesday
3
Thursday
Registration for III Semester of PG - 2014 -15 batch
4
Friday
Commencement of III Semester of PG - 2014 -15 batch
5
Saturday
Sri Krishana Jayanthi – Holiday
7
Monday
8
Tuesday
9
Wednesday
10
Thursday
11
Friday
12
Saturday
14
Monday
15
Tuesday
Commencement of V Semester of 2013 -14 batch
BTech (PPT)
16
Wednesday
17
Thursday
18
Friday
19
Saturday
21
Monday
Registration for III Semester of 2014 -15 Batch
BVSc & AH
22
Tuesday
Commencement of III Semester of 2014 -15 Batch
BVSc & AH
23
Wednesday
24
Thursday
124
Commencement of V Semester of 2013 -14 batch
BTech (FT)
Vinayakar Chathurthi – Holiday
Bakrid – Holiday
25
Friday
26
Saturday
28
Monday
29
Tuesday
30
Wednesday
Registration and Commencement of all 2015 -16 batch PG
/ PhD
October 2015
1
Thursday
2
Friday
3
Saturday
5
Monday
6
Tuesday
7
Wednesday
8
Thursday
9
Friday
Gandhi Jayanthi – Holiday
Commencement of III Semester of 2014 -15 batch
BTech (PPT)
Commencement of III Semester of 2014 -15 batch
BTech (FT)
North India study tour – 2011-12 Batch – 15 days
(9.10.2016 to 23.10.2016) -NKL
VII Semester IE Theory I for 2012-13 batch BTech (PPT)
10
Saturday
12
Monday
13
Tuesday
14
Wednesday
15
Thursday
16
Friday
17
Saturday
19
Monday
20
Tuesday
21
Wednesday
Registration and commencement for all UG programmes
of 2015 -16 batch (I Semester)
commencement for all UG programmes of 2015 -16 batch
(I Semester)*OND
Ayutha Pooja – Holiday
125
22
Thursday
Vijaya Dasami – Holiday
23
Friday
Rajaraja Cholan Sadhaya Vizha – College leave to
Orathanadu
Returning from North India study tour – 2011-12 Batch
24
Saturday
Muharram – Holiday
26
Monday
27
Tuesday
28
Wednesday
29
Thursday
30
Friday
31
Saturday
V Semester IE - I for 2013 -14 batch BTech (PPT and FT)
November 2015
2
Monday
3
Tuesday
4
Wednesday
5
Thursday
6
Friday
7
Saturday
9
Monday
College Leave to Tirunelveli, Orathanadu
10
Tuesday
Deepavali - Holiday
11
Wednesday
College Leave to Tirunelveli, Orathanadu
12
Thursday
13
Friday
14
Saturday
16
Monday
17
Tuesday
18
Wednesday
19
Thursday
20
Friday
21
Saturday
126
Closure of II Semester for 2014-15 batch BTech (DT)
Commencement of III semester IE for 2014-15 PG
III Semester IE - I for 2014 -15 batch BTech (PPT and FT)
VII Semester IE – II for 2012 -13 batch BTech (PPT)
23
Monday
24
Tuesday
25
Wednesday
26
Thursday
27
Friday
28
Saturday
30
Monday
I Semester IE - I for 2015 -16 Batch BTech (PPT)
December 2015
1
2
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
12
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
V Semester IE -II for 2013-14 batch BTech (PPT and FT)
Holiday due to rain
Holiday due to rain
Closure of UG 2011-12 Batch –IX th semester
14
Monday
15
16
17
18
19
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Commencement of III Semester of 2014-15 Batch BTech
(DT)
Closure of UG 2012-13 Batch – VII Semester
UG-IE started-2012-13 Batch –VII Semester(Five papers)
II IE for III Semester of 2014 -15 batch BTech (PPT)
UG-IE started – 2011-12 batch –IX Semester (7 Papers)
21
Monday
Internal practical for V Semester of 2013 -14 batch BTech
(PPT and FT)
III IE for VII semester of 2012-13 batch BTech (PPT)
127
22
23
24
25
26
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
28
Monday
29
30
31
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Milad –un -Nabi– Holiday
Christmas – Holiday
III IE for VII Semester of 2012 -13 batch BTech (PPT)
Closure of VII Semester for 2012-13 batch BTech (FT)
UG-VII Semester of 2012-13 Batch of IE Closed
UG – IX semester of 2011-12 Batch of IE closed
January 2016
1
Friday
English New Year - Holiday
2
Saturday
II IE for I Semester of 2015 -16 batch BTech (PPT)
4
Monday
5
Tuesday
6
Wednesday
Internal practical for III Semester of 2014-15 batch BTech
(PPT and FT)
Commencement of VIII semester of 2012-13 Batch (FT).
7
Thursday
8
Friday
9
Saturday
11
Monday
12
Tuesday
13
Wednesday
14
Thursday
Closure of IX semester for 2011-12 batch B.V.Sc & A.H.
15
Friday
Pongal - Holiday
16
Saturday
Thiruvalluvar Day – Holiday
18
Monday
Commencement of Internal evaluations for IX semester
for 2011-12 batch B.V.Sc & A.H.
19
Tuesday
128
III IE for V Semester of 2013 -14 batch BTech (PPT)
Closure of VII Semester for 2012 -13 batch BTech (PPT)
20
Wednesday
Closure of VII semester for 2012-13 batch B.V.Sc & A.H
21
Thursday
Commencement of IE for VII semester for 2012-13
batch B.V.Sc & A.H
22
Friday
Internal practical for I Semester of 2015 -16 batch BTech
(PPT)
23
Saturday
25
Monday
Final exams for VII semester of 2012 -13 batch BTech
(PPT)
26
Tuesday
Republic Day – Holiday
27
Wednesday
Commencement of V ABE for 2011-12 batch B.V.Sc &
A.H.
V ABE started from 27.1.2016 to 01.02.2016 (Theory
28
Thursday
Thiyagarajar Aradhana vizha – Local Holiday on
Orathanadu
29
Friday
Commencement of internal practical for III semester of
2014-15 batch of BVSc &AH
30
Saturday
February 2016
1
Monday
BTech (PPT) III IE for 2014 -15 batch (90 working days)
Registration for VIII semester of 2012—13 B.V.Sc & A.H.
Batch
2
Tuesday
Date of Registration of UG 2012-13 Batch – VIII th
semester
V ABE started from 27.1.2016 to 01.02.2016 (Theory)
3
Wednesday
Commencement of VIII semester of 2012—13 B.V.Sc &
A.H. Batch
4
Thursday
Date of closure of UG 2013-14 Batch – V th Semester
5
Friday
UG-IE started-2013-14 Batch-V th semester (7 papers)
6
Saturday
BTech (PPT) 2012 -13 batch VIII Semester vacation
starts
129
8
Monday
9
Tuesday
V ABE break for 2011-12 batch from 07-02-2016 to 2402-2016
Commencement of III semester of IE for 2014-15 batch
BVSc&AH
Closure of V semester of 2013-14 Batch – B.V.Sc & A.H.
Commencement of IE for V semester of 2013-14 batch
– B.V.Sc & A.H.
10
Wednesday
11
Thursday
12
Friday
13
Saturday
15
Monday
16
Tuesday
17
Wednesday
18
Thursday
19
Friday
20
Saturday
22
Monday
Registration for VI semester of 2013-14 batch – B.V.Sc
& A.H.
23
Tuesday
Commencement of VI semester of 2013-14 batch –
B.V.Sc & A.H.
24
Wednesday
25
Thursday
130
BTech (PPT) III IE – for 2015 -16 batch (90 working
days)
UG-V th Semester of 2013-14 Batch of IE closed
Commencement of VIII semester of BTech (PPT) 2012
-13 batch
I Semester internal practical exam for BVSc &AH 2015-16
batch
Closure of BTech (FT) of I Semester of 2015-16 batch
Closure of BTech (PPT and FT) of year III semester of
2014-15 batch
BTech (PPT and FT) – Study leave - for III Semester of
2014-15 batch
BTech (PPT) 2013 -14 batch – VI Semester vacation
BTech (PPT) 2014 -15 batch – VI Semester Final and
Practical exams
26
Friday
Closure of I Semester 2015-16 batch BTech (PPT and FT)
Registration for Internship for 2011-12 batch for B.V.Sc
& A.H.
27
Saturday
29
Monday
Commencement of Internship for 2011-12 batch B.V.Sc
& A.H.
Closure of III semester for PG – M.V.Sc & Ph.D.-2014-15
batch
I semester internal theory exam for 2015-16
batch,BVSc&AH,VCRI,OND
March 2016
1
Tuesday
2
Wednesday
3
Thursday
4
Friday
5
Saturday
7
Monday
Closure of UG 2014-15 Batch III semester
UG-IE started-2014-15 Batch-III semester
Closure of III semester of 2014-15 batch – B.V.Sc & A.H.
Commencement of IE for III semester of 2014-15 batch
– B.V.Sc & A.H
Commencement of VI semester of BTech (FT ) 2013 -14
batch
BTech (PPT) – Final theory and practical exam for I
Semester of 2015 -16 batch
Commencement of IV semester for PG – M.V.Sc /Ph.D
-2014-15 batch
8
Tuesday
9
Wednesday
Commencement of I semester Final Evaluation of PG
(M.V.Sc & Ph.D.) – 2015-16 batch
10
Thursday
UG –IE –Closure of III semester of 2014-15 batch
11
Friday
12
Saturday
Commencement of VI semester of B.Tech (PPT) 201314 Batch
131
14
Monday
Registration for IV semester of 2014-15 batch – B.V.Sc
& A.H
15
Tuesday
Commencement of IV semester of 2014-15 batch –
B.V.Sc & A.H
16
Wednesday
17
Thursday
18
Friday
19
Saturday
21
Monday
22
Tuesday
23
Wednesday
BTech (PPT) 2014 -15 batch IV semester vacation starts
Closure of I semester of PG – M.V.Sc & Ph.D. – 2015-16
batch
Closure of I semester of 2015-16 batch – B.V.Sc & A.H.
24
Thursday
Registration of UG 2011-12 Batch- I semester (6
papers)
25
Friday
Good Friday – Holiday
26
Saturday
28
Monday
29
Tuesday
30
Wednesday
31
Thursday
Commencement of IV semester of BTech (FT) 2014 -15
batch
Commencement of IE of I semester of 2015-16 batch –
B.V.Sc & A.H.
BTech (PPT) 2015 -16 batch – II semester vacation
starts
Commencement of IV semester of BTech (PPT) 2014-15
Batch
April 2016
1
Friday
2
Saturday
4
Monday
132
UG –I Semester of 2015-16 Batch of IE Closed
Registration of II semester of 2015-16 batch –
B.V.Sc & A.H.
Commencement of II semester of 2015-16 batch –
B.V.Sc & A.H.
5
Tuesday
6
Wednesday
7
Thursday
8
Friday
9
Saturday
11
Monday
12
Tuesday
13
Wednesday
BTech (PPT) – Ist IE for VI Semester of 2013-14 Batch
14
Thursday
Tamil New Year – Holiday
15
Friday
16
Saturday
18
Monday
19
Tuesday
20
Wednesday
21
Thursday
22
Friday
23
Saturday
25
Monday
26
Tuesday
27
Wednesday
28
Thursday
29
Friday
30
Saturday
Commencement of II semester of 2015-16 batch
PG – M.V.Sc & Ph.D
Telugu New Year – Holiday
Mahavir Jayanthi – Holiday
Closure of III semester 2014-15 batch of BTech (DT)
May 2016
Holiday / May Day
1
Sunday
2
Monday
Summer Vacation for 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15,201516 Batch of BVSc&AH and PG – I year -2015-16 Batch
133
3
Tuesday
4
Wednesday
5
Thursday
6
Friday
7
Saturday
9
Monday
10
Tuesday
11
Wednesday
12
Thursday
13
Friday
14
Saturday
Closure of VIII sem of 2012-13 batch (FT)
16
Monday
Election
17
Tuesday
18
Wednesday
19
Thursday
20
Friday
21
Saturday
23
Monday
24
Tuesday
25
Wednesday
26
Thursday
27
Friday
28
Saturday
30
Monday
31
Tuesday
Summer Vacation leave ends
June 2016
1
Wednesday
2
Thursday
3
Friday
134
Commencement of classes after Summer
Vacation
Closure of VIII semester of 2012-13 batch B.V.Sc & A.H.
Tentative closure of VIII semester BVSc&AH
4
Saturday
Commencement of VIII semester IE of 2012-13 batch
B.V.Sc & A.H
BTech (PPT) – I IE for IV semester of 2014-15 Batch
6
Monday
Commencement of IV Semester of 2014-15 batch
BTech (DT)
VIII semester IE of BVSc&AH
7
Tuesday
8
Wednesday
9
Thursday
10
Friday
11
Saturday
13
Monday
Commencement of Second Semester Final Evaluation
for 2015-16 batch PG – M.V.Sc & Ph.D
BTech(PPT) – I IE for II Semester of 2015-16 batch
14
Tuesday
15
Wednesday
16
Thursday
17
Friday
18
Saturday
Study holidays for VIII Semester of BVSc&AH
20
Monday
Commencement of IV ABE of 2012-13 batch B.V.Sc &
A.H.
BTech (PPT) –II IE for VI semester of 2013-14 batch
21
Tuesday
22
Wednesday
23
Thursday
BTech (PPT) – II IE for IV Semester of 2014 -15 batch
24
Friday
Commencement of IE for VI semester of 2013-14 batch
-B.V.Sc & A.H.
25
Saturday
Closure of VI semester of 2013-14 batch -B.V.Sc & A.H.
135
26
Sunday
27
Monday
28
Tuesday
29
Wednesday
30
Thursday
Starting of IV ABE Theory exam for 2012-13 batch
Closure of BTech (FT) II Semester of 2015-16 batch
July 2016
1
Friday
Closure of UG -2012-13 Batch –VIII th semester
2
Saturday
4
Monday
5
Tuesday
6
Wednesday
Ramjan - Holiday
7
Thursday
Commencement of III ABE for - 2013-14 batch -B.V.Sc
& A.H.
8
Friday
IV ABE break for 2012-13 batch – B.V.Sc & A.H.
UG –IE starts -2012-13 Batch –VIII th semester
(5 papers)
BTech (PPT) – Internal PracticalIE for VI Semester of
2013 -14 batch
IE –Closure –UG –VIIIth semester -2012-13 Batch
9
Saturday
11
Monday
12
Tuesday
13
Wednesday
14
Thursday
15
Friday
16
Saturday
18
Monday
BTech (PPT)- II IE for IV semester of 2014-15 batch
Closure of VI semester 2013-14 batch
Closure of IV semester of 2014-15 batch – B.V.Sc & A.H.
Registration for IX semester of 2012-13 batch – B.V.Sc & A.H.
Commencement of IE for IV of 2014-15 batch – B.V.Sc & A.H
Commencement of IX semester of 2012-13 batch – B.V.Sc & A.H.
19
Tuesday
Closure of IV semester for PG – M.V.Sc & Ph.D – 2014-15
batch
BTech (PPT) – II IE for II semester of 2015-16 Batch
136
Commencement of internal practical for IV semester
of 2014-15 batch of BVSc&AH
20
Wednesday
21
Thursday
22
Friday
23
Saturday
Closure of 2013-14 Batch-VI th semester -UG
25
Monday
UG -IE Starts -2013-14 Batch –VI th Semester
(8 papers)
26
Tuesday
B Tech (PPT) – III IE for VI semester of 2013-14 Batch
27
Wednesday
28
Thursday
BTech (PPT) – Study leave - for 3rd year VI Semester of
2013 -14 batch
BTech (PPT) – IPE for IV Semester of 2014-15 Batch
III ABE break for 2013-14 B.V.Sc & A.H. batch
29
Friday
30
Saturday
31
Sunday
August 2016
Commencement of II ABE for 2014-15 Batch – B.V.Sc &
A.H.
1
Monday
Commencement of IE for IV semester of 2014-15 batch
of BVSc&AH
2
Tuesday
UG-6th semester of 2013-14 Batch of IE closure
3
Wednesday
4
Thursday
Closure of II semester of 2015-16 batch – B.V.Sc & A.H.
5
Friday
BTech (PPT) – IPE FOR II Semester of 2015-16 batch
6
Saturday
8
Monday
9
Tuesday
10
Wednesday
Closure of Internship for 2011-12 batch
Closure of IV semester of 2014-15 batch BVSC&AH
137
11
Thursday
12
Friday
Closure of VI semester of 2013-14 Batch of BTech (PPT)
Saturday
BTech (PPT) – Study leave for VI semester of 2013-14
Batch
13
Closure of 2014-15 batch IV th semester-UG
15
Monday
Independence Day – Holiday
BTech ( FT) – Closure of IV Semester of 2014 -15 batch
BTech (PPT) – III IE for IV semester of 2014-15 Batch
16
Tuesday
Registration of VII semester for 2013-14 B.V.Sc & A.H.
batch
UG-IE starts -2014-15 Batch –IV Semester –(9 papers -8
credit paper & one non-credit LPM-223)
BTech (PPT) – Study leave - for IV Semester of 2014 -15
batch
17
Wednesday
18
Thursday
19
Friday
20
Saturday
II ABE break for 2014-15 batch – B.V.Sc & A.H.
22
Monday
BTech (PPT) – Commencement of final theory and
practical exam for VI semester of 2013-14 Batch
23
Tuesday
24
Wednesday
BTech (PPT) – III IE for II semester of 2015-16 Batch
25
Thursday
Sri Krishna Jayanthi - Holiday
26
Friday
27
Saturday
29
Monday
30
Tuesday
31
Wednesday
138
Commencement of VII semester for 2013-14 batch
B.V.Sc & A.H.
Commencement of I ABE for 2015-16 batch – B.V.Sc &
A.H.
Internal practical exam for BVSC&AH (2015-16 batch)
UG-IV Semester of 2014-15 Batch of IE closed
BTech (PPT) – Commencement of semester leave for VI
Semester of 2013 -14 batch
September 2016
1
Thursday
I ABE break for 2015-16 batch – B.V.Sc & A.H.
2
Friday
Closure of 2015-16 batch ob BVSC&AH
3
Saturday
Date of closure of BTech (PPT) II year IV semester
2014-15 Batch
5
Monday
Vinayakar Chathurthi - Holiday
BTech (PPT) – study leave for IV semester of 2014-15
Batch
6
Tuesday
Closure of UG-IE-2015-16 Batch – II semester
Registration of V semester of 2014-15 batch – B.V.Sc &
A.H.
Internal theory exam for BVSc&AH of 2015-16 batch
Commencement of IE –UG-II semester of 2015-16
Batch – 7 papers.
7
Wednesday
8
Thursday
9
Friday
10
Saturday
12
Monday
13
Tuesday
Bakrid - Holiday
14
Wednesday
Commencement of Final theory exam for BTech (PPT)
II year IV Semester of 2014-15 Batch
15
Thursday
Closure of UG –IE -2015-16 Batch –II semester
16
Friday
17
Saturday
19
Monday
Commencement of V semester of 2014-15 batch –
B.V.Sc & A.H.
BTech (PPT ) – Commencement of Study tour in VII
semester for 2013 -14 batch
BTech (FT) – Commencement of VII semester for 201314 Batch
Registration for III semester of 2015-16 batch – B.V.Sc
& A.H.
139
20
Tuesday
21
Wednesday
22
Thursday
23
Friday
24
Saturday
26
Monday
27
Tuesday
28
Wednesday
29
Thursday
30
Friday
Closure of UG-2011-12 Batch- CAP – Internship
Programme
BTech (PPT) – final theory exam for II semester of 201516 Batch
Commencement of final practical exam for BTech (PPT) II
year IV semester of 2014-15 Batch
BTech (PPT) – I year Semester holidays for 2015-16
batch
October 2016
1
Saturday
2
Sunday
Gandhi Jayanthi -Holiday
3
Monday
BTech (PPT) – Semester holidays for IV semester of
2014-15
4
Tuesday
BTech (PPT) –Final Practical exam for II Semester of
2015-16 batch
Closure of IV SEMESTER 2014-15 batch BTech (DT)
5
Wednesday
6
Thursday
7
Friday
8
Saturday
10
Monday
Ayuda pooja -Holiday
11
Tuesday
Vijayadhasami - Holiday
12
Wednesday
Muharram – Holiday
13
Thursday
BTech (PPT) – Commencement of V semester of 201415 batch
140
BTech (PPT) –Commencement of VII semester for
2013-14 batch
14
Friday
15
Saturday
17
Monday
18
Tuesday
19
Wednesday
20
Thursday
21
Friday
22
Saturday
24
Monday
25
Tuesday
26
Wednesday
27
Thursday
28
Friday
29
Saturday
31
Monday
BTech (PPT) 2015-16 batch I year II semester holidays
starts
BTech (PPT) – Commencement of II year III Semester
of 2015-16 batch
Deepavali –Festival -Holiday
November 2016
1
Tuesday
2
Wednesday
3
Thursday
4
Friday
5
Saturday
7
Monday
8
Tuesday
9
Wednesday
10
Thursday
11
Friday
12
Saturday
14
Monday
Commencement of V Semester for 2014-15 Batch
BTech (DT)
BTech (PPT) – I IE for VII semester of 2013-14 batch
141
15
Tuesday
16
Wednesday
17
Thursday
18
Friday
19
Saturday
21
Monday
22
Tuesday
23
Wednesday
24
Thursday
25
Friday
26
Saturday
28
Monday
29
Tuesday
30
Wednesday
BTech (PPT) – I IE for V semester of 2014-15 batch
BTech (PPT) – I IE for III Semester of 2015 -16 batch
December 2016
1
Thursday
2
Friday
3
Saturday
5
Monday
6
Tuesday
7
Wednesday
8
Thursday
9
Friday
10
Saturday
12
Monday
13
Tuesday
14
Wednesday
15
Thursday
16
Friday
142
Miladi –nabi -Holiday
BTech (PPT) – II IE for VII SEMESTER OF 2013-14 Batch
17
Saturday
19
Monday
20
Tuesday
21
Wednesday
BTech (PPT) – internal practical for VII semester of
2013-14 Batch
22
Thursday
BTech (PPT) – II IE for V semester of 2014-15 batch
23
Friday
24
Saturday
26
Monday
27
Tuesday
28
Wednesday
29
Thursday
30
Friday
31
Saturday
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TAMIL NADU VETERINARY AND ANIMAL SCIENCES

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