GOVERNMENT DEGREE COLLEGE EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT: RAJAHMUNDRY ANDHRA PRADESH

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1 GOVERNMENT DEGREE COLLEGE EAST GODAVARI DISTRICT: RAJAHMUNDRY ANDHRA PRADESH (Accredited with A by NAAC) Annual Quality Assurance Report

2 INDEX 1. AQAR Report List of Annexures: I. Results Analysis for the year II. Student Enrolment for the Academic year III. Institutional Curricular Plan, Academic year IV. List of Committees [Advisory] V. College Planning and Development Council VI. Prospectus

3 1. Activities reflecting the goals and objectives of the institution: The following activities have been undertaken by the various wings of the college reflecting the goals and objectives of the college. Encouraging global competence and Research with human face are the goals of the institution and the objectives are providing standard education and employability through developing the all-round personality of the student. The College leaves no stone unturned in directing all efforts to achieve the goals and objectives of the college. Accordingly the following activities have been undertaken by various departments to promote employability through global skills and to ensure all round development of the students. Ensured interaction between industry and academia by appointing members from the industry in the Board of Studies and also in the College Planning and Development Council to seek their advice. JKC o Dept. of Commerce o Dept. of Botany AP Paper Mills CTRI The JKC provides placements to the students in various MNCs like, INFOSYS, Satyam, Genpac. The JKC has been set up with a purpose to unleash potential of the students. The JKC also conducts campus Recruitments at the end of every year. The Nodal JKC Rajahmundry conducted Infosys Campus drive on 24 th December students of 13 colleges have participated. 28 students were selected in the campus drive in which 10 students are from Government College (A), Rajahmundry. It is a similar project sponsored by Hansa Solutions, a Hyderabad based software organization. The training aims at training 100 students in 2 batches in Communication skills and Technical Skills so as to enable them grab opportunities in MNC Drives. SOCIAL SERVICE: 3

4 The Government College [A], Rajahmundry started GCECRT (Government College Extension Centre for Rural Transformation) with a purpose to extend all kinds of support to the people of neighboring rural and economically and culturally backward localities. WOMEN DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL was constituted on under the chairmanship of Dr.G.S.Moses, Principal, Govt. College (A), Rajahmundry. All teaching and non teaching women staff constitutes the members of the committee. The motto of this council is to help the girl students of the institution and women at large by sensitizing them of their rights and duties. Anti Ragging Committee: The anti ragging Committee was constituted with the Senior Most faculty of the college. The committee maintains discipline in the college to ensure congenial academic atmosphere on the premises. It takes all possible measures to prevent incidents of ragging on the premises. It investigates into the complaints of ragging, finds facts and recommends punishments in case ragging is proved. TECHNOLOGY UPGRADATION: All the Departments of the college have been supplied with Computers. The college has a tie up with the BSNL to supply broadband internet at concessional price to all the departments of the college. The old systems have been upgraded. Proposals are underway to provide the Wifi facility. The reading room has been provided with two systems with a provision for Broad Band 24 hrs. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES: Social service activities by NSS, NCC, Women Development Council and Red Ribbon Club are conducted periodically. NSS Activities: 4

5 On 5 th June 2012, The NCC and NSS conducted world Environmental Day. It is followed by a rally and a Seminar with 200 students. In this connection a rally was conducted to sensitize the students against environmental pollution. This is followed by a Seminar in which 200 students participated. Dr. Karri Rama Reddy and Dr. G.S. Moses acted as resource persons Anti Drug Abuse Day was organized by NSS. Noted Psychiatrist, Dr. Karri Rama Reddy addressed the students on the evil effects of drug abuse. observed as National blood donation Day by NSS units in which 60 volunteers have been participated. In this connection a blood donation camp was conducted. 107 units blood donated to Sri Sanjeevini blood bank. Observed National Integration Day with a guest lecture by Sri Ch.Satyanarayana on 31 st October th November 2011 observed as Children Day and 87 NSS volunteers participated On 1 st December 2011 conducted a huge rally to create AIDS awareness among the public with 500 NSS and UG, PG students. 9 th December 2011, The NSS volunteers of the College had participated in Zonal level youth festival competitions at Government Junior College, Rajahmundry. 28 th December 2011, the NSS Units of College has organized District level workshop on Career Guidance. AU NSS Program officer was given keynote address and 250 volunteers were participated from entire East Godavari district. NCC Activities (Boys wing): Three NCC cadets had attended National Integration Camp (NIC) at Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh from 17 th November 2011 to 28 November 201 Five NCC cadets were attended in All India Tracking camp at Gujarat from 1 st December 2011 to 16 th December

6 Seventy five NCC cadets attended in Annual Training Programme at Samalkot from 5 th December 2011 to 15 th December NCC Activities (Girls wing): Thirty one girl NCC cadets have participated in Annual Training Camp at Nuzvid from 19 th December 2011 to 28 th December FIELD VISISTS a. Field Visits are conducted by almost all the Departments to areas specific to their area of study. They provided hands on experience to the students. The field visits included industrial places like Sugar Factories, AP Paper Mill, historical places like Draksharama and Amaravathi and Scientific Centres like IASc Bangalore, Atomic Power Station, Kalpakkam, Educational Centres like the Central University, Hyderabad. 2. New academic programs initiated (UG and PG): Career Oriented Program is a UGC sponsored program conducted with the collaboration of the Departments of English and Commerce. It is a 3 year program which provides a Certificate at the end of I year, a Diploma at the end of II year and a Degree at the end of Final year. Students are trained in Basic Grammar, and Communication Skills. The Department of English conducts Certificate Course during Summer Vacation for 45 days. Admission is restricted to 30 per batch. Students are trained in Spoken English and English for Competitive Examinations. They are provided with a Certificate on the successful completion of the course. 6

7 Tally Certificate is another Course conducted by the Department of Commerce. It is a 2 months course offered in collaboration with JKC. A certificate is issued on the successful completion of the course. 3. Innovations in curricular design and transaction: The Mana TV has been started as a satellite program to provide audio visual supplement by expert lecturers to the students across the state. All the programs of the Mana TV are being viewed by the students according to the schedule. A unique program launched by the Commissionerate of Collegiate Education to benefit the students to get through the Competitive Examinations. Students are given instruction in General English, Quantitative Aptitude and Reasoning by experienced faculty of the college. Banking Entrance Coaching is launched by the Commissionerate of Collegiate Education, AP to coach the students aspiring for banking service. The coaching is offered by the senior faculty. Students are trained in General English, Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning by experienced faculty of the college. A weekend English Training Program was sponsored by the Collector of East Godavari. It was meant to benefit the students from the Weaker Sections of East Godavari District to get recruited in the Campus Drives. It is 100 hour training during Week Ends and Holidays. As part of it, 100 students were selected who were fed and trained and supplied study materials free of cost. 4. Inter-disciplinary programs started: 7

8 Inter-disciplinary programs enhance the student ability to acquire additional competencies. They also ensure job opportunities. The following interdisciplinary programs already started are continued this academic year also. The Department of Zoology has included specialization on Fisheries realizing that Aqua Culture is fast rising in the East Godavari District. In the Dept of Microbiology, Interdisciplinary Study Projects with the Dept. of Statistics were undertaken. Two new papers namely Computer Fundamentals Or Computer Skills for all the I year UG students and Office Automation Tools for all the II year students have been introduced. The principal of the college conducted the staff council meeting and addressed various academic and extracurricular activities to be taken up during the academic year. Academically weak students and backlog students of present and past were given intensive remedial coaching in all the subjects as per the UGC 11 th Plan Guidelines. 5. Examination reforms implemented: Reforms in the examinations ensure accuracy, speed and reliability. Number reforms have been undertaken in the Examination Branch. Some of them are as follows: Since the college is affiliated to Andhra University, reforms in Examinations are executed as per the norms and conditions of the university from time to time. 40% Practical Component introduced for 10 marks out of 25 allotted for Internal Assessment. Average of the 2 internal practical tests taken for computation of final practical marks. 8

9 Final year Students having not more than 2 backlogs papers allowed for Instant exams. The Academic year was divided in to TWO Semester. The First, Third and fifth Semesters span from June to October with minimum of 90 instruction days. The Second, fourth and Sixth Semesters span from November to March with a Minimum of 90 instruction days. Semester end exams are conducted in the months of October and March. Unit Tests are being conducted. Assignments are being given to students Pre-final examinations are also conducted. 6. Candidates qualified: NET/SLET/GATE etc. A large number of students from various Departments have successfully cleared NET/GATE examinations. The following is the list of successful candidates: S.No Name of the Student JRF/NET/GATE 1. D. Srinivasa Rao, JRF 2. D. Nageswara Rao NET 3. P. Jyothi JRF 4. V. Rayudu NET 9

10 7. Initiative towards faculty development program: Faculty Development Programs help keeping the faculty abreast of the latest developments in the subject. Apart from FDP for Ph.D purpose, many other members of the staff have been deputed for UGC sponsored Orientation/ Refresher Courses. The following lecturers have been deputed for various programs as specified below. Department Name of Lecturer M.Phil/Ph.D Commerce G.Chandraiah Ph.D English P.S.Sastry Ph.D N.R.R. Raju M.Phil Mathematics K. Venkata Rao Ph.D Chemistry K.Ramesh Babu Ph.D B. Sujatha Ph.D K.Srivaram Ph.D Department Name of Lecturer OC/RC/ ITP University/College Deputed to Statistics Dr.N.Madhavi ITP Government College(A), Rajahmundry Biotechnology Smt.B.Nageswari ITP Government College(A), Rajahmundry Geology Dr.Gowtam ITP Government College(A), Rajahmundry Telugu Mr.M.Venkata Rao ITP Government College(A), Rajahmundry 10

11 Telugu Kum.N.Malleswari ITP Government College(A), Rajahmundry Zoology Dr.M.Tejomurthy ITP Government College(A), Rajahmundry Zoology Dr.Kiran Kumar ITP Government College(A), Rajahmundry a) One faculty member from the Dept. of Physics, and one from the Dept. of Botany carried out their research utilizing Faculty Development Programme and submitted their theses and were awarded Ph.D b) 6 faculty members were awarded Ph.Ds. c) Two Faculty members of the Dept. of Chemistry, One each from the Depts. of Mathematics, Physics, and Sanskrit are acting as research guides. d) A total of 5 Ph.Ds and 5 M.Phils have been awarded to the research students under their guide ship. e) 4 MRPs have been completed and 6 are ongoing f) The Faculty members of the college have participated in various International, National, and State level seminars and have presented a number of papers g) The faculty have published research papers in various reputed National and International Journals S.No. Research Publications Number Published 1 International Journals 21 11

12 2 National Journals 15 3 College Journal 55 4 Abstracts 24 a) Apart from the FDP, the faculty members also update their knowledge by attending to Orientation courses and Refresher courses. The Faculty members of the Depts. of Physics and English have been trained in analytical skills and English language teaching respectively at INFOSYS and they are actively rendering their services to JKC. 8. Total number of seminars/workshops conducted: The College takes pride in conducting a number of National/state level/local level seminars of which 6 were UGC sponsored 2 were Institutional sponsored and 3 were department sponsored. A total of 8 Students from Departments of Chemistry and Physics were encouraged to participate in Summer research programs at various prestigious institutions like IASC, Bangalore, Kalpakam, Central University, Hyd. 12

13 Students were also paid fares to participate and present papers in various National /International Conferences held at different places like Bhuvaneshwar, Geetham University, Visakhaptnam, Tirupati, Kakinada etc., 9. Research projects a) Ongoing; b) Completed: The faculty of the college is very active in undertaking the UGC sponsored Minor Research Projects. The following faculty members have undertaken MRPs. 10. Patents generated, if any: Nil 11. New collaborative research programs: Research in collaboration with other national and international institutions is very much encouraging in this college. It helps in exchange of knowledge and expertise. The following Department Research Faculty Member Ongoing/ Projects Completed 1. Political MRP J. Chowdaraiah Ongoing Science 2. Botany MRP B. Venkateswara Rao Ongoing MRP Dr. PVSNGK Krishnam Raju Completed MRP Dr. D. Jayalakshmi Completed 3. Physics MRP Dr. Ramchandra Rao Ongoing MRP V. Srinivasa Rao 13 Ongoing

14 collaborative Research Programs are undertaken by various Departments. The Department of Chemistry had a collaborative Research Program with CTRI, Rajahmundry. The Department of Botany has a collaborative Research Program with Forests Department on Cultivation of Medicinal Plants. 12. Research Grants Received from various Agencies: The following are the research grants received from various agencies. Department Nature of UGC Grant Research Project 1. Political Science MRP 1,40, Botany MRP 60,000 MRP 60,000 MRP 60, Physics MRP 1,75, Details of Research Scholars: The senior faculty of the Department undertakes Research as they are the identified Research guides by various universities in the state. The following are the details of the Research Guidance undertaken by them. 14

15 Name of the scholar M.Phil/ Guide Branch Status Ph.D B. Srinivasa Rao Ph.D Dr.G.S.Moses Organic OngoingFT Chemistry Y. Raman Rao Ph.D Dr.G.S.Moses Organic OngoingPT Chemistry M.Balakrishna M.Phil Dr.G.S.Moses Organic On goingpt Chemistry G. Lakshmi Ph.D Dr. Ranga Rao Organic OngoingFT Chemistry V. Gangadhar Ph.D Dr.V.RangaRao Analytical Awarded Chemistry K.Ramesh Babu Ph.D Dr.Ranga Rao Organic OngoingPT Chemistry N. Syamala Ph.D Dr. Ranga Rao Organic OngoingPT Chemistry K. Sujatha Ph.D Dr. K. Ramchandra Rao Crystallography Ongoing PT T.K.Visweswara Rao M.Phil Dr. K. Ramchandra Rao Crystallography OngoingPT P.V. Prasad Ph.D Dr. K Ramchandra Rao Crystallography OngoingPT 14. Citation index of faculty members and impact factor: Nil 15. Honors/Awards to the faculty: National and International: The Principal, Dr. G.S.Moses has been nominated for two national level awards. Name of the faculty Award Received National/International 15

16 Dr.G.S.Moses Indirapriyadarsini-National Integration Award on Nov. 19 from Health Care International, Hyderabad. 5th Feb International Year of Chemistry National Best teacher Award in Chemistry at KIIT Bhuvaneshwar National National Government of Andhra Pradesh conferred on Dr. J.Suneetha, Reader in Botony, the award of State Best Teacher. 16. Internal resources generated: Nil 17. Details of Departments Getting Assistance/Recognition under SAP, COSIST(ASSIST)/DST, FIST, and Other Programs: The Department of Physics has sent proposals to FIST for an amount of Rs. 25,00,000/- for establishing a Research Laboratory. 18. Community Services: Social service activities by NSS, NCC, Women Development Council and Red Ribbon Club are conducted periodically. ACTIVITIES I. Celebration of Important Occasions: World Environmental Day was observed by NSS and NCC and Department of Botany. In this connection a rally was conducted to sensitize the students against environmental 16

17 pollution. This is followed by a Seminar in which 200 students participated. Dr. Karri Rama Reddy and Dr. G.S. Moses acted as resource persons Anti Drug Abuse Day was organized by NSS noted Psychiatrist, Dr. Karri Ramareddy addressing the students on the evil effects of drug abuse World Population Day was observed by the Dept. of Statistics. A seminar was organized with Dr. N. Madhavi as resource person participated by 73 students was observed as Sanskrit Day by Dept. of Sanskrit. A guest lecture was organized by Dr. Annapurna and 130 students participated. 26. Rajiv Gandhi Jayanthi was celebrated on NSS Foundation Day was celebrated on As a part of it, Elocution Competition was conducted on the Role of NSS in Nation Building and Essay Writing competition was conducted on Role of Students in the Prevention of AIDS The winners were distributed prizes on the same day. Another Mega Rally was conducted celebrating the World Peace Day on and in the meeting that followed the local MLA and the Mayor addressed the students on the importance of peace in the world today and the role of the youth in the restoration of world peace. Celebrated National Blood Donation Day on in which 80 NSS volunteers have donated blood to Government Hospital, Rajahmundry. Certificates have been distributed to the students. 17

18 A seminar has been conducted to the NSS Volunteers on by the Aurabindo Society, Rajahmundry on the Need for Human Values in Education The NSS volunteers have participated in large numbers and won prizes. World Cleanliness Day has been conducted on and as a part of it the NSS volunteers visited the slums and addressed the slum dwellers on the need for cleanliness and how to keep their houses and surroundings neat and clean. The National Foundation for Communal Harmony Firm conducted a meeting followed by a seminar on the eve of Week end Celebrations of the Community Harmony Campaign and Flag Day on NSS volunteers have participated in it on a large scale. II. Rallies Conducted: The NSS volunteers have conducted a rally on to create Awareness on Blood Donation among the people. The Principal and the Chief Medical Officer addressed the students on the need for donating blood and how blood donation is the greatest of all donations as it saves the lives of thousands of people undergoing trauma. A Mega Rally was organized on the eve of World Population Day followed by public meeting in which the students spoke on the evils of unchecked growth of population and the various measures to control the population growth. A huge rally was conducted by the NSS volunteers on celebrating the World Literacy Day. Students were sensitized on the role they should play in promoting literacy in the country. 18

19 Conducted a rally on on World Head Injury Awareness showing placards emphasizing the need for wearing helmets. The rally was followed by a demonstration to the students on the kind of first aid to be given to the victims of head injuries. World AIDS Day Rally was conducted from the college Campus to the Government Hospital and fruits were distributed to the patients. An Elocution competition was conducted on AIDS AWARENESS and the winners have been distributed prizes. The National Voters Day was celebrated by the NSS Volunteers on and in this connection, an Essay Writing and an Elocution Competition were conducted and winners have been distributed the prizes. This is followed by a Manava Haram organized by the staff and students of the college to create awareness among the people. III. Service Activities Free Eye Camp has been conducted by the NSS Volunteers to the students of Government Social Welfare Hostels under the sponsorship of AP Paper Mills. As part of it free eye check camp has been conducted. Students diagnosed with vision problems have been supplied medicines and glasses. NSS Volunteers have conducted a Blood Donation Camp on in the zoology lab of the college in which 48 NSS Volunteers have donated blood. IV. Shramadan From time to time, various periodic activities such as the cleaning of the college campus, removal of weeds from the college grounds, the cleaning of the drinking water tanks, 19

20 and the sweeping of the ground removing the waste papers and the polythene bags and plastics and the campus is white washed and the black boards are painted by the NSS 19. Teachers and Officers Newly Recruited: Nine Lecturers were appointed through APPSC and O/o CCE, Hyd on Regular basis. Name of Lecturer Dr.N.Madhavi Smt.B.Nageswari Dr.Gowtam Mr.M.VenkataRao Kum.N.Mallika Dr.M.Tejomurthy Dr.Kiran Kumar Dr.P.Srivalli Mr.Srinivas Department Statistics Biotechnology Geology Telugu Telugu Zoology Zoology Sanskrit English 20. Teaching Non-teaching Staff Ratio: 11:8 21. Improvements in the Library Services 2,792 books have been added to the library with a cost of Rs.7,85,000/- granted under XI plan UGC funds. Name of the No. of Books Amount Department Purchased Chemistry 338 1,70,000 20

21 Physics 349 1,70,000 Commerce 450 1,78,000 Maths 450 1,78,000 Telugu ,70,000 The working hrs of the library have been extended to 8.00 PM from 5.00 PM A new spacious reading room has been attached in the place of the old small one Computerized issue and deposit of books has been introduced. Bar Code Reader has been introduced in the library for accurate and quick transactions 22. New books/journals subscribed and their value: Latest books and journals update the knowledge of the faculty and the students from time to time. The following Departments have subscribe books journals as given below: Sl. No Department No. of Books/Journals Subscribed Price in RS 1. Political Science Chemistry English Bio-Technology Agrobios Zoology Aquastar Courses in which student assessment of teachers is introduced and the action taken on student feedback: 21

22 Teacher Assessment by the students is done Semester wise in the form of a questionnaire supplied to the students of all the UG and PG Courses. The committee of senior lecturers under the chairmanship of the principal scrutinizes the questionnaire and takes decisions in the meeting held for that purpose. The resolutions are as follows: Resolved to supply Question Bank for all the UG courses and sending the same to the Question paper setters for designing the question papers. Resolved to write to the Commissioner of Collegiate Education to fill in the Vacant Posts with Regular Lecturers in the place of existing Guest Faculty. 24. Feedback from stakeholders: As in the case of Students, a Questionnaire is supplied containing questions regarding the facilities provided, courses offered, improvements needed in infrastructure and on problems pertaining to discipline and administration. The Feedback is analyzed and appropriate decisions are taken by the Committee appointed for the purpose under the chairmanship of the Principal. The following are some of the resolutions taken: Resolved to extend the provision of JKC Training to interested participants outside the college also. Resolved to appeal to the local philanthropists to donate the furniture and utensils necessary for running the Women s Hostel. Resolved to request the APSRTC authorities both to operate new services and to change the timings of some of the existing rural services to match the college timings. 25. Unit Cost of Education: Rs.2, 407/- per student 22

23 26. Computerization of Administration and the Process of Admissions and Examination Results, Issue of Certificates; Computerization of college management information system is in progress and the automation o the following modules has been taken up. 1. Student information management 2. Employee information management 3. Accounts and performance 4. Learning and evaluation The Department of computer science and applications trained the administrative staff in computer skills and admission processes, examination results and office accounts are being computerized and the data entry of the above said modules has already been taken up. All the data pertaining to CMIS will be placed on the college Web Site. The office and the Examination section are fully automated. The office is connected with BSNL Broad Band internet facility. Internet facility has been extended to the office E-correspondence preferred at every level. 27. Increase in the Infrastructural Facilities: A new block with 40 spacious rooms with Rs.2 Cr expenditure from the college accumulated funds is under construction. Two new courts with lighting facility to play volley ball and basket ball have been provided in addition to the existing facilities to the college. The college building has been renovated and whitewashed. 23

24 All the science departments have strengthened their labs with latest equipment according to the needs of the curriculum by utilizing the State Government and UGC Budget during The seminar has been renovated by providing it with a permanent stage and AC facilities. 28. Technology up gradation: The Website provides information regarding the history of the college, celebrities among the alumni, infrastructure available, admissions, fee structure, curriculum, examination pattern, faculty and their qualifications, results, scholarships offered, Academic Calendar etc. All the systems in the college have been upgraded Every department of the college has been provided with a computer connected to internet facility. E-Classrooms have been set up in the college Proposals are underway for introduction of Wifi facility in the college. 29. Computer and internet access and training to teachers, non- Teaching Staff and Students: 24

25 Computer training is imparted to the teaching and non-teaching staff in a phase wise manner through the Computer Labs of JKC of the college. 22 members of the faculty and 8 members of the Non-Teaching have been trained. 30. Financial Aid to Students: Financial assistance is extended to all weaker sections which constitute nearly 85% of the total strength of the college. Special care is taken to ensure timely and fair distribution of scholarships to all eligible SC, ST, BC, EBC and PH students of the college. Free on line processing of applications is done in the computer division of the college. Immediate attention is given to all complaints regarding non-receipt of scholarships. 31. Activities and Support from the Alumni Association: The Alumni Association maintains close affinity with each other and the college. They help the institution physically and financially and work for the realization of the mission and vision of the college. Sri T. Ram Kumar, alumni of this college donated entrance gate for the Science Block Sri Ch. Veeraju another alumni sponsored the construction of 6 toilets behind the Science Block 25

26 The Philanthropists of the town developed a part of the college ground into basket ball court. 32. Activities and support from the Parent-Teacher Association: The Parent Teacher Association meets periodically and discusses the problems and in collaboration with the Alumni Association and other voluntary organizations it contributes to its might to resolve financial and infrastructural issues or to take them to the notice of government officials or public representatives. 33. Health Services: Pharmacist attends to the First Aid and health counseling for students. The NSS units of the college in association with Sanjivani Blood Bank conducted blood donations camps and collected 107 units of blood. College makes use of the services of local Govt. Doctor for emergency medical problems. Group Insurance was extended to all the students. An amount of Rs. 1,14,251 was paid to the General India Insurance towards premium during Performance in Sports Activities: 26

27 Andhra University Inter collegiate Ball Badminton (Women) selections held at GDC, Mandapeta on 12 th and 13 th November Two girls selected for AU ball Badminton (W) team. In turn AU team participated in All India Inter University Ball Badminton at Mangalore University. Five students participated and selected in All India Inter University Andhra University Ball-badminton (M) held at Mangalore University The College team won title of Cricket tournament of Andhra University C zone Cricket tournament held at VT College, Rajahmundry from 26 th November 2011 to 2 nd January Incentives to outstanding Sports Persons: Outstanding sports persons are being sponsored Track shoes and Track suits by local philanthropists. The local Donors sponsor the fares to the outstanding sports persons who wish to participate in state level/national tournaments. 36. Student Achievements and Awards: SUO, Mr. D.Rangayya Naidu has participated in the Republic Day Parade in New Delhi. He was also selected for Youth Exchange Program. 4 Cadets were selected in Indian Army, 2 in Navy, 2 in Air force, 4 in Police Service and 12 others got seats in PG under NCC Reservation. The following is the list of students who succeeded in various events. Name Event Name of the Tournament 27

28 K.H.V.S Reddy II B.Com Md.Haseena I B.A K.Subrahmanyam II B.Com K.Vijaya Santhi II B.Com P.Kavitha I MBA M. Veerababu III B.Com P.Kavitha I MBA Power lifting Volley ball Ball badminton Ball badminton Ball badminton Basket ball Ball badminton South zone Inter university Kanoor university. South zone Inter university All India inter University, Mangalore. All India inter University, Mangalore. All India inter University, Mangalore. South zone Inter university Annali university. South zone Ball badminton (M&W) tournament got bronze medal. 37. Activities of the Guidance and Counseling Unit: The anti ragging Committee was constituted with the Senior Most faculty of the college. The committee maintains discipline in the college to ensure congenial academic atmosphere on the premises. It takes all possible measures to prevent incidents of ragging on the premises. It investigates into the complaints of ragging, finds facts and recommends punishments in case ragging is proved. The faculty of the college encourage students to apply for Summer Projects in various institutions as a result of which the following students got selected 2 M.Sc Previous Chemistry students got selected for Summer Research Project Fellowship (SRPF) for two months April & May 2011 at IASC., Bangalore 1 M.Sc Previous Mathematics student got selected for Summer Research Fellowship Program for two months April & May 2011 at National Institute of Mysore. 28

29 S.No Number of Students counseled Nature of Guidance/ Counseling (Academic/Carrier/Emotional etc) 1 21 Emotional Problems 2 80 Academic problems Career oriented 38. Placement services provided to students: A large number of students got recruited in 108 Emergency Medical Service, Data Entry Operators in Adhar Card Making etc. The JKC provides placements to the students in various MNCs like, INFOSYS, Satyam, Genpact. The following is the data of Placements year wise Development Programs for Non-Teaching Staff: S.No Name of the Training Program 1 Computer Training 2 Counseling on Stress Management 3 Communication Skills and Drafting Number of Non- Organization Teaching Staff Benefited 14 JKC 23 Dr. K.Rama Reddy, Psychiatrist. 12 Department of English 29

30 40. Good Practices of the Institution: The institution apart from adopting its own best practices also observes other acclaimed institutions with regard to their facilities and functioning and emulates any example worth practicing. One such is the Complaint Box. All the faculty members of the college deliver lectures using ICT by preparing PPTs in the subject concerned, and the students are also encouraged to present their seminars using PPTs by downloading the relevant information from the internet. The PG students are supplied study materials in soft Copies. Music Competitions were held in 13 events such as light music solo, group song, classical song, classical dance, folk group dance, folk solo song, group song, skit, Mrudangam, Tabla, Dappu, Veena, Violin, etc Paying the tuition fee for 16 Economically Backward OC students by Women Development Council of the college. The Institution organized outreach programmes through GCECRT (Government College Extension Centre for Rural Transformation)., which brings the community development through adopting villages, like Nehru Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Kontamuru, where the literacy programmes and AIDS awareness programmes have been organized. The ELF lecturers have conducted Outreach Workshops to all the lecturers of the other departments of the college on student centered methodology, pair work and Group work. 30

31 The Department of Botany: o Meritorious awards sponsored to student. o 3 Memorial Cash Awards to the students who stand first in I year, II year and III year BZC o Homeo consultancy to all the students and staff through Dr. P. Prabhakar Rao, Lecturer in Botany. o Bonsai techniques taught to women as self employment training o Growing ornamental plants o Making of Meal plants by using Adda leaves o Making Agarbathi sticks by using Bamboo sticks o Making Decorative items by using Bamboo o Techniques of Honey collection o Periodical Exhibition of Medicinal plants with their uses The Department of Zoology has erected a bust size statue of Mahatma Gandhi in front of the Dept. of Zoology to mark the unique role the institution played in producing stalwarts in the freedom movement. The Dept. of Zoology staff along with students visited slum areas in the vicinity of the college and held meetings to bring awareness on AIDS, Water pollution, Epidemic and Endemic diseases. Dr. R.V.K. Sarma, In-charge, Dept. of Sanskrit, acted as member board of studies of AKNU, Rajahmundry. 31

32 Dr. R.V.K. Sarma, In-charge, Dept. of Sanskrit, delivered a Radio Talk on the AIR, Vijayawada on the topic Nothing is Achieved without Sincere Efforts. Sri. B.Krupa Rao, In-charge, Dept. of English acted as adviser to the Board of Studies, Dept. of English, PR govt. College, Kakinada. The Department of English approached the local Binder and arranged for the supply of Records to students at a concessional price by placing a bulk order. The Department of English supplied printed notes to the students. The College supplied of Records and Notes, Uniform and ID Cards to students through the Students Society of the college. Department Date of visit Place of visit Purpose of field work Commerce 7/8/2011 Coromandel International Ltd Kakinada, EG Dt 19/9/2011 Andhra Sugars Ltd, and Satyanarayana Spinning Mills Ltd Tanuku, W.G.Dt History 8/9/2011 Draksharama, Ramachandrapuram Fort and Cotton Museum at Dowleswaram Telugu 4/8/2011 5/8/2011 Nagarjunasagar, Amaravathi, Macharla, Nalleru and Nagarjuna University 9/10/2011 Draksharamam Bhimeswaralayam Study of manufacturing process, ascertainment of cost per unit, application of control techniques, observation of Human Resource management preparation of Budget manuals, analysis of financial statements etc Study of historical places Study Buddhist sculpture and manuscripts To study inscriptions 32

33 Botany 9/11/2011 Arboratum, Rajahmundry To study the growth characteristics of plants 3/11/2011 Rice Research Station, Marteru, WG Dt. To study the latest research on Rice Production 3/8/2011 Horti Cultural University, Venkataramanna Gudem To study rare species of plants Chemistry 5/10/2011 IMMT Bhuvaneswar To visit research labs Field visits The Department of Politics and Public Administration have conducted Human Rights Day on 10 th Dec, Sponsoring students to attend seminars, Workshops, Sports meets held at the University, State and National levels. Every Department organizes Guest Lectures and Invited Talks in their fields specific to throw better knowledge on the subject. Nearly 100 eminent personalities were invited on various occasions and students were enlightened on respective subjects. Invited Talk by Eminent Personalities: Department Eminent Personality Topic Physics Prof. Sheshubai Prof.,University Of Hyderabad Dr.G.Bagavannarayana Scientist F, BARC Prof.RamaSwamy Former VC Super Conductivity Crystallography Crystallography Zoology Dr. AM Reddy Stem Cell Theraphy: premises and Promises Dr.K.Ramaneswari, Asst. Professor, AKNU An Insight into Exotoxicology 33

34 Dr.D.Kalyani, Asst. Professor Biological Clock That Coordinates Everything Sanskrit Dr STPGNH Ramakrishnamacharyulu Upanishads and Values Sahitya Vidya Praveena, Dr R. Ramasomayajulu, Poetic excellence of Banabhatta Sahitya English Dr. V.Madhusudhana Rao, Principal, Al Ameer Degree College, Rajahmundry Listening Skills How to Improve them? Dr. P.Saraswathi, Retd. Lecturer in English, SKR College, Rajahmundry Role of Communication Skills in MNC Selections Economics Sri. S.Bhaskara Reddy Foreign Direct Investment- Trends in Recent Times Dr. J.Santhkumar Change in Agricultural & Industrial Finance Biochemistry K. Vasudha and Dr. B. Nageswari Chart Preparation Bridge Course Political Science Ch. Chowdaraiah Student Seminar on Constitution of India MANA TV Lectures: Sl. No. Name of the Lecturer Department No. of Lectures delivered 1 K.R.Krishna Kumar English 2 2 S.Purushotham Economics 2 3 Dr.K.Jyothi Physics 2 4 P.S.Sastry English 6 5 Dr.PVSNG Krishnam Raju Botany 10 34

35 Consistent Academic Performance: Thanks to the Autonomous set up and Semester system adopted by the institution, consistent academic growth is registered and efforts are maintained to sustain it. At present almost all the Departments have registered above 70% pass percentage. Close Monitoring of Attendance: 75% Compulsory Attendance Condonation not allowed below 60% Research Bulletin: The college publishes a Research Bulletin annually. It stands as a platform for the display of internal talents. It includes Research Articles of the members of the faculty of various Departments. They not only bring out the innate talents of the faculty but also help the student community to enrich their learning experience. Study project: All the Departments of the college involve students in study projects. The Students are encouraged to study areas of his/her interest in depth and prepare projects. Usually, projects are assigned as a pair work or group work. Students in teams visit places, gather data, interview people, take photographs and process the entire information and present it in the form of a study project. 41. Linkages Developed with National/ International, Academic/Research Bodies: 35

36 Department of Chemistry has linkages with CTRI, Rajahmundry, Water Analysis Laboratory, Dowleswaram, Andhra Paper Mills, Rajahmundry, GVK, Jegurupadu to enrich the research activity in the UG and PG students. The Department of Botany has linkages with the following organizations: o Forest Research Centre for identification of plants o Kadiaym Botanical Gardens for Planting Techniques o Timber Depots for identification of Timber 42. Any Other Relevant Information the Department Wishes to add: The staff and students of the Department of Chemistry participated in the following National Seminars and Workshops : Dr. R.V.K. Sarma, In-charge, Dept. of Sanskrit, delivered a guest lecture at SRR and CVR Govt. College, Vijayawada. Sri. P.S. Sastry of Dept. of English delivered guest lectures at the following colleges o P.R. Govt. College, (A) Kakinada o ASD Women s College, Kakinada o Govt. College, Ravulapalem o Govt. College, Tuni. Dr.Ramachandra Rao, Lecturer in Physics delivered Guest Lecture at Government College, Palkol and delivered an invited talk in Orientation Program for the Junior College Lecturers at St. Ann s Junior & Degree Colleges, Hanuman Junction. It is proposed to renovate the staff rooms of all the departments It is also proposed to introduce e-learning lab under the assistance of the UGC 36

37 It is proposed to acquire LCD Projectors for all the departments. Proposed to establish a permanent Canteen with 20 seat capacity in the college. Proposed to set up UV WATER FILTERING UNIT in the college with the assistance of the APPM. 37

38 ANNEXURE I GROUP WISE PASS PERCENTAGE PARTICULARS MARCH-2011 S.NO GROUP APPEARED PASSED PERCENTAGE 1 MPC(EM) MPC(TM) MPE CBZ(EM) CBZ(TM) MPG MPComp BBC MSComp MCG MZC GGComp MES B.Com(TM) B.Com(EM) B.COM(Comp) EHP ESCom GHP HPEng PPT ESComp

39 Annexure II Student Enrolment for the Academic Year Sl. No. Group STUDENT ENROLLED 1 M.P.C (EM) 89 2 M.P.C(TM) 60 3 M.P Computers 35 4 M.P Electronics 33 5 M.S Computers 51 7 G.M.P 58 8 G.M.C 34 9 B.Z.C (EM) B.Z.C (T M) Bio-Technology (B.B.C) Micro Biology (M.Z.C) B.Sc., M.E.S. (Maths, Eco, Stat) B.A E.H.P B.A G.H.P B.A E.S. Commerce B.A H.P. English B.A E.S. Computers B.A P.P.T B.Com General E.M B.Com General T.M B.Com Computers 73 Grand Total:

40 Annexure III Institutional Curricular Plan

41 ANNEXURE IV GOVERNMENT COLLEGE (A), RAJAHMUNDRY. LIST OF COMMITTEES The following list of committees are constituted for the year Mar Mar to assist the Principal for effective and smooth functioning of the academic administration activities. 1. STAFF REPRESENTATIVES IN CPDC S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri. K.Ramesh Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Member 2. Sri.G.Chandrayya Lecturer in Commerce Member 3 Sri. B.V. Tirupanyam Lecturer in Physics Member 2. EXAMINATION COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri.G.Chandrayya Lecturer in Commerce Convener 2. Sri.M.Machi Raju Lecturer in Chemistry Member 3 Dr.V.Ranga Rao Lecturer in Chemistry Member 4 Sri.P.Govindacharyulu Lecturer in Mathematics Member 5 Sri.G.Narasimha Murty Lecturer in Commerce Member 3. INTENSIVE REMEDIAL COACHING COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri.M.Venkata Rao Lecturer in Mathematics Convener 2. Sri.N.V.V.S. Prasad Lecturer in Chemistry Member 3 Sri. P.S.Vijaya Kumar Lecturer in Commerce Member 41

42 4 Sri.P.L.Naidu Lecturer in Economics Member 5 Smt.G.Suryakala Lecturer in Zoology Member 6 Dr.D.Jaya Lakshmi Lecturer in Botany Member 7 Sri.T. Easwara Rao Lecturer in Physics Member 8 Sri. N.Srinivas Lecturer in English Member 4. TIME TABLE COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri.M.Venkata Rao Lecturer in Mathematics Convener 2. Sri.C.V.Ramana Lecturer in Chemistry Member 3 Sri.K.Hare Rama Krishna Lecturer in Commerce Member 4 Sri.Ch.Satyanarayana Lecturer in Political Science Member 5 Dr.K.Venkata Rao Lecturer in Mathematics Member 5. RE STRUCTURED COURSES COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri. K.Ramesh Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Convener 2. Sri.Valluri. Srinivasa Rao Lecturer in Physics Member 3 Sri. P.Trinadha Rao Lecturer in Microbiology Member 4 Smt.K.Vasudha Lecturer in Biotechnology Member 6. MANA T.V. COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri.T.K.Visweswara Rao Lecturer in Physics Convener 2. Sri.K.Sarveswara Rao Lecturer in Chemistry Member 42

43 3 Dr.D. Chitti Babu Lecturer in Mathematics Member 4 Sri.D.V.Prasad Lecturer in Commerce Member 7. N.S.S. COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Dr.V.Sambasiva Rao Lecturer in Chemistry Convener 2. Sri. M.Venkata Rao Lecturer in Telugu Member 3 Sri.Esub Basha Shaik Lecturer in Physics Member 4 Kum. P.Naga Mallika Lecturer in Telugu Member 8. ANTI RAGGING &DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri. K.Ramesh Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Convener 2. Sri. B.V. Tirupanyam Lecturer in Physics Member 3 Dr.Ch.Kurmayya Lecturer in Telugu Member 4 Sri.G.Chandrayya Lecturer in Commerce Member 5 Sri.Ch.Satyanarayana Lecturer in Political Science Member 6 Dr.J.Suneetha Lecturer in Botany Member 7 Smt.G.Suryakala Lecturer in Zoology Member 8 Smt.D.Rudra Lecturer in Geology Member 9 Sri.V.Somasekhara Rao Lecturer in Chemistry Member 10 Sri.P.L.Naidu Lecturer in Economics Member 9. RIGHT TO INFORMATION COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 43

44 1. Sri. K.Ramesh Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Convener 2. Dr.M.R. Gowtham Lecturer in Geology Member 10. U.G.C. COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri.G.Chandrayya Lecturer in Commerce Convener 2. Dr.K.Ramachandra Rao Lecturer in Physics Member 3 Sri. T. Narasimha Murty Lecturer in Chemistry Member 4 Dr.V.Ranga Rao Lecturer in Chemistry Member 11. PURCHASE COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri. K.Ramesh Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Convener 2. Sri. B.V. Tirupanyam Lecturer in Physics Member 3 Sri.E.Nageswara Rao Lecturer in Physics Member 4 Sri.G.Chandrayya Lecturer in Commerce Member 5 Sri.A.Sai Sundar Lecturer in Chemistry Member 6 Sri.P.Hare Ram Prasad Lecturer in Hindi Member 12. PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Dr.K.Ramachandra Rao Lecturer in Physics Convener 2. Sri.P.Hare Ram Prasad Lecturer in Hindi Member 13. I.Q.A.C. COMMITTEE 44

45 S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri.P.Sri Saila sastry Lecturer in English Convener 2. Dr. K.Jyothi Lecturer in Physics Member 3 Dr.K.Venkata Rao Lecturer in Mathematics Member 4 Sri.V.V.Prabhakar Rao Lecturer in Chemistry Member 14. IDENTITY CARDS & STUDENTS BUS PASSES COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Dr.Ch.Kurmayya Lecturer in Telugu Convener 2. Sri.G.Chandrayya Lecturer in Commerce Member 3 Sri.K.Hare Rama Krishna Lecturer in Commerce Member 4 Sri.U.Venkatacharyulu Lecturer in Chemistry Member 5 Sri.C.V.Ramana Lecturer in Chemistry Member 6 Sri.B.Venkateswara Rao Lecturer in Botany Member 15. JKC COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri. K.Ramesh Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Convener 2 Dr.J.Sanath Kumar Lecturer in Commerce Member 3 Sri. B.V. Tirupanyam Lecturer in Physics Member 4 Dr.Ch.Kurmayya Lecturer in Telugu Member 5 Sri.G.Chandrayya Lecturer in Commerce Member 6 Sri.P.Sri Saila Sastry Lecturer in English Member 7 Lt.K.Venkata Rao Lecturer in Commerce Member 45

46 8 Dr.J.Suneetha Lecturer in Botany Member 16. FURNITURE COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Dr.R.V.K.Sarma Lecturer in Sanskrit Convener 2. Sri. M.Venkata Rao Lecturer in Telugu Member 3 Sri.Ch.Udaya Sankaram Lecturer in Chemistry Member 4 Sri.K.Srinivasa Rao Lecturer in Physics Member 5 Sri.A.Suryanarayana Lecturer in Mathematics Member 17. SC/ST/BC/PHY/MINORITY SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri.G.Chandrayya Lecturer in Commerce Convener 2. Sri.N.Ratna Kumar Lecturer in Botany Member 3 Sri.P.L.Naidu Lecturer in Economics Member 4 Sri.B.Venkateswara Rao Lecturer in Botany Member 18. LIBRARY COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri. K.Ramesh Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Convener 2. Dr.K.Ramachandra Rao Lecturer in Physics Member 3 Sri.U.Venkatacharyulu Lecturer in Chemistry Member 4 Dr.V.Ranga Rao Lecturer in Chemistry Member 19. GAMES COMMITTEE 46

47 S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri. I.Babu Rao Lecturer in Phy.Edn Convener 2. Dr.P.Kiran kumar Lecturer in Zoology Member 3 Sri.N.V.V.S. Prasad Lecturer in Chemistry Member 4 Sri.K.Ravindra Babu Lecturer in Chemistry Member 20. AUDIO VISUAL EDUCATION COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri. T.K.Visweswara Rao Lecturer in Physics Convener 2. Sri. E. Nageswara Rao Lecturer in Physics Member 3 Sri.Dr.D.Chitti Babu Lecturer in Mathematics Member 21. CULTURAL,LITERARY & MAGAZINE COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Dr.Ch.Kurmayya Lecturer in Telugu Convener 2. Sri.E.Kameswara Rao Lecturer in Telugu Member 3 Dr.R.V.K.Sarma Lecturer in Sanskrit Member 4 Kum.P.Naga Mallika Lecturer in Telugu Member 5 Dr.J.Suneetha Lecturer in Botany Member 6 Sri. N.Srinivas Lecturer in English Member 22. COMPUTER ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri.B.V.Tirupanyam Lecturer in Physics Convener 2. Dr.M.R.Gowtham Lecturer in Geology Member 47

48 23. CARRIER COUNSELING COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Sri.V.Somasekhara Rao Lecturer in Chemistry Convener 2. Sri.K.Sarveswara Rao Lecturer in Chemistry Member 3 Sri.M.Satyanarayana Raju Lecturer in Commerce Member 4 Sri. P.V.L. Narayana Lecturer in Physics Member 5 Dr.G.V.A. Balamani Lecturer in Botany Member 24. WOMEN EMPOWERMENT COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1. Dr.D.Jaya Lakshmi Lecturer in Botany Convener 2. Dr.J.Suneetha Lecturer in Botany Member 3 Dr.G.V.A.Bala Mani Lecturer in Botany Member 4 Smt. B.Sujatha Lecturer in Chemistry Member 5 Smt.D.Suneetha Lecturer in Chemistry Member 6 Smt.T.Sreevaram Lecturer in Chemistry Member 7 Dr.K.Jyothi Lecturer in Physics Member 8 Smt.B.Durga Lakshmi Lecturer in Physics Member 9 Smt.G.Satya Lakshmi Lecturer in Chemistry Member 25. GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE S.No. Name of the Staff Member Department Designation 1 Sri. M.Venkata Rao Lecturer in Mathematics Convener 2 Sri.A.Sai Sundar Lecturer in Chemistry Member 3 Sri.N.Ramachandra Raju Lecturer in English Member 48